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Spectacular plans for
evenings~ holidays
Police say new b~ has old problems
•Authorities say Baja Sharkeez is becoming trouble
'SPot, but owner doesn't concur.
there, Desmond said.
Til.ree weeks earlier on Sept.
29, police cited a Baja Sharkeez
manager on suspicion of drinking
after 2 a.m., the city-designated
cut-off time. On Sept. 27, he said,
police reported finding a 17-year-
old and 20-year-old drinking at
the bar. And on Sept. 7, police cit-
ed the bar for alleged overcrowd-
ing.
.BY Jennifer Annstrong, Daily Pilot
: NEWPORT BEACH -Though
p6lice are complaining of under-
age drinking and other problems
at a new local bar, the establish-
ment's owner insists his place is
no different from an other on the
alcohol-p agu u-
la.
Within the past month, four
police reports have mentioned the
4-month-old Baja Sharkeez.
Reports accuse employees of the
restaurant at 114 McFadden
:Firearms,
drugs
found ·
in raid
By Christopher Goff a rd, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Police
Place of serving alcohol to under-
age patrons, allowing overcrowd-
ing and drinking after hours.
"For a new place, that's a lot of
problems," Newport Beach police
Sgt. John Desmond said.
But Baja Sharkeez owner Gary
Alonzo contended every bar has
its share of underage drinkers
usmg e s, arge er
after-hours drinking.
In an effort to preempt such
problems, local police early this
year inspected the owners' other
bar in Manhattan Beach before
they got the state's OK to serve
we expressed our concerns to
beforehand," Desmond said. "So
far we're not seeing much return
on our effort. •
Police have targeted the bar-
laden Peninsula since 1993 statis-
n
alcohol-related.
The latest Baja Sharkeez-con-
nected incident occurred at 12:20
a.m. Oct. 13, when a 20-year-old
passenger in a car that crashed
told police he had been drinking
Alonzo explained away the
"There haven't been any ind·
dents of minors drinking because
we check IDs," he said . "And if
they are minors, they're drinking
because they have fake IDs."
On the bartender's citation for
-arrested five Costa Mesa men e
Thursday after storming a Pla-
ceRtia-AV61lU8-&partmen'-"-IUlu,._-1--------~~11 a plex in a search that netted small j =-
quantities of heroin and rock --. -·
cocaine, firearms and a cloned
~llular telephone.
Capping a month-long investi-
gation, local detectives and
agents with the state Department
of Justice served search warrants
at 7 a.m. at two separate apart-
ments at 2269 Placentia Avenue,
according to. the Costa Mesa
Police Department.
The suspects, who were
booked into the city jail, are
Rogelio Espinoza. 34; Aurelio
Navarro Pinon, 26; Cesario Bar-
rancas, 25; and Fernando
Vasquez, 35; and Jorge Luis Mar-
ron, 21.
The first four suspects face
charges of drug possession with
intent to sell.
Marron was arrested for pos-
session of a stolen cloned cellular
telephone. All are Costa Mesa
residents.
AROUND TOWN 4
CHECK IT OUT 2
13
Students at Harbor Day
School prepare to send off
their -glass-enclosed mes-
sages to parts unknown
Story by Julie Ross Cannon
Photos by Marc Martin
ey've.washed up on sandy
beaches in the Philippines,
Hawaii, and Mexico. ·
Some have been found close to home
on the shores of San Diego and Catalina
Island.
And one even helped a Cuban dissi-
dent immigrate to the United States earlier
this year.
Every fall fifth graders at Harbor Day
School in Corona del Mar throw corked
land.
This year's crew of 10-year-olds are no
different.
As the students studied their bottles
day, each dreamed of where their mes-
sage-in-a-bottle would land.
"I want mine to go to Australia," said
Ashley Pearson, as she tossed her bottle in
the tub.
"I want mine to go to New Zealand,•
the project in 1986 as a means of teaching
students about ocean currents. said the
bottles will be launched next month from a
boat six miles west of Catalina Island.
carried out by the current," she told her
students. "Who knows. One day, in two or
three years, we might get a reply. You
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§ and prizes. ! Children under 12 must
; be accompanied by an
5 adult. l wmnw•• •
The Upper Newport Bay
presents its eighth annual
United Interfaith Hunger Walk
at 1 p.m. Sunday at St. Mark
Presbyterle.n Chuidi, at Jam-
boree Road uid Eutbluff Drive
in Newport Beach. Proceeds will
benefit Orange County end
international agencies dedicated
to belptng feed the hungry.
Por more information, call
6"·1341.
i For more lnf ormation, i call 642-3451. s i 13.------1 ,..,..,n Seniors
• 60 years of age or old-
er ere invited to receive
free nu shots Saturday at
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Presbyterian'• annual dri-
ve-through nu abot clinic
Harbor Day School
student Hunter
Sheetz, above, checks
the buoyancy of his
boWe a, the Wtb
graders prepare to
launch their bottles
miles offshore ear-
ly next month. Luis
and Mlrlam Abreu,
left. visit with Alyce
Cancellierl. Abreu
found one of bottles
on a beach ln Cuba
and eventually lm.ml-
grated to the United
States.
might be in high school by then.•
The first batch of bottles elicited
responses from San Diego and Baja Cali-
Then in 1990, the students received one
re nse from the Phili ines, 10,000
miles from Newport Beach. This year
another bottle washed on the island shores
just 100 miles from where the 1990 bottle
was found.
•SEE BOTTLES PAGE 7
Brimming with friendly
ghosts and laughable gob-
lins, the puppet show spot -
lights Wisteria the Witch
and other characters th.at
become the ingredients for
her famous brew.
Colt ls SS.7S for guests
and $3.25 for members.
For more lnformation. call
546-2061.
5,. --· l g Artistic Uceme in-
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tents tbe Artiltk
Uceme Pair, a tine a8ftl
show featuring tbe wart of
more than 30 o..Dge Coun-
ty artiN.Jl9, flam 10 .... to 4
from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at
301 NewpOrt Blvd., New·
port Beech. Por more lnfor·
mation, call 760-5557.
1 Gamb14t, wbo Wtl1 perform "1be
Wltdl'I Brew" at 11 a.m., t p.m.
and 3 p.m. 5eturcky ad Sunday: I p.m. today tbtougb Sunday
at l!staDda Park. 1900 AAem9
A\19., COlta Meea. Ad• I dMI ti
..... Por ~call '909) Oil the tbUd ftOar al Qyal
Cowt at Soutll CO. ..... 3'1-6501,
after-hours drinking, he admitted
it wasn't right but said it wasn't
unusual for any bar. And ·he said
the overcrowding happened only
because broken air-conc:titiooing
in a back room forced all the cus-
tomers to the front room.
He added that Baja Sharkeez
is a better neighbor than Rum-
plestiltsk:in 's, a bar that occupied
the spot until January. He said
~umplestiltskin's allowed noisy
Tom Hyans, president of the
Central Newport Beach Home-
owners Association, agreed that
Baja Sharkeez isn't as bad as its
• SEE BAR PAGE 7
Is Black
takirig
undue
credit?
•Whistle-blower says
school board candidate
didn't uncover $4 million
d.istricrembezzle111ent.
Others say she did.
By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -The
school c:tislrict employee who
blew the whistle on former bud-
get director Stephen Wagner's
embezzlement says school board
candidate
Dana Black is
deceiving the
public by
taking credit
for uncover-
ing the $4-
million-plus
loss.
As part of
her qualifica-Dana Black
tions for
school board, Black's campaign
literature says she and a group of
four parent "uncovered the $4
million embezzlement."
The employee, anonymously
ref erred to as •Mr. x: said be
contacted the Orange County
Grand Jury m March, 1992
prompting an mvestigation into
the embezzlement.
·1 was just disturbed that she
would like to take credit for
something she c:tidn't do,• said
the empl?yee, who was notified
jurors.
But Black was one of five~-
trict financial documents in the
early months of 1992 when school
officials were threatening to cut
music and physical education
funds.
And while Black admits the
•Gang of Five" did not find the
• SEE BLACK PAGE 7
Beaches to
close for sand
reple~bment
Beachgoers will have to avmd
Newport Beach between l8th
Street and the Santa Ana Riwi" oa
weekdays for a mootb u won..
shift Nnd tram the wide pu1I of
1be beech to tbe wom .. wey ....._
The~ ICbedWed to begTla
Oct. 29, will move about 1-.000 cutK yards of MDd from the.,...
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REAPERS HOIUNE
642-6086
DETECTIVE· FOR LIFE
• Alfonso Mareno, Jr. rises
above hardship to help LAPD
crack a major robbery case.
By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot
I n his latest incarnation, Alfonso
Mareno, Jr. sits behind a polished
mahogany desk. clad in shirt and
tie, in the white-walled offices of Glob-
al Investigations, the private detective
agency he owns and operates.
Thirteen years earlier, in what
seems to him a lifetime ago, Mareno
navigated the urban war zones as part
of the LAPD's gang enforcement unit.
Before that, he was a 22-year-old
Marine slogging through the jungles
of Vietnam.
Central Los Angeles, where, as the
oldest of eight boys from a poor Roman
Catholic family, he used his tists to
keep ·the evilness· away from his
doorstep. ·The good Lord blessed me
with natural pugilistic ability, and l
fought a great deal,• he said.
The mahogany desk ntight seem a
peculiar place for a man accustomed
to gritty streets and adrenal surplus. At
SQ.__Mareno moves with the li ht-foot-
ed precision of a prizefighter, and he
exudes an intensity that must be
unnerving to those on the wrong side
of the interrogation table.
That quality recently helped
Mareno crack a major armed robbery
case the Los Angeles Police Depart-
ment couldn't solve.
T he case involved ijlree armed
robberies at three separate loca-
tions of the King Taco restaurant
chain. from August 1994 to November
1995. The robbers, who made off with
more than $50,000 and during one raid
pistol-whipped a restaurant employee,
were believed to be members of the
Mexican Mafia.
The company president, Raul Mar-
,
police hadn't thought to look. In the
course of hundreds of hours of inter-
views with
restaurant employees and ex-
employees, Mareno said, ·There was
one suspect that kept surfacing, kept
surfacing, and his name was Gilbert
Marlo." .
Marin, the director of the King Taco
chain, had been present during the
first robbery. Mareno managed to elic-
it a startling fact -one police bad
missed -from one of the restaurant
employees: The robbers bad called
Marin by his first name.
Mereno subjected Mann to a poly-
graph test. Marin failed.
"l say, 'You're the suspect, you're
the one that did it,'• Mareno recalled..
"I work for about two hours on him.
He starts crying. l can see him physi-
cally start to crack. I say, 'You did all
three of them, didn't you?' He says,
'Yeah.'"
Leaning forward across his desk,
Mareno breaks into an exuberant
.
DON LEACH I DAllV I'll.OT
Newport Beach private lnvesttgator Al Marino helped crack a big robbery case involving t,he King Taco orga-
nization ln Los Angeles.
smile: • 1 got him to sign three confes-
sions.·
Marin, who was convicted in
August of conspiracy to commit armed
robbery, is serving eight and a half
years in prison. The gunmen them-
selves -Marin insists they are Mexi-
can Mafia members who threatened . . . .
erate with the robberies -remain at
large.
District Attorney Craig Renetzky,
who prosecuted the case, credits
Mareno with turning the tide of the
investigation.
·He really solved the case," Renet-
zky said. "He seems to have gotten the
guy convinced that we knew all about
it. I could not have gotten a successful
prosecution case without that investi-
gator's help. You could almost say he
singlehandedly did it.•
The triumph helped allay Mareno's
enduring pa.ID over the greatest let-
down of his career. In 1982, after six
years with the LAPD had earned him a
reputation for heroism and dozens of
commend lions he was · f
roughing up a murder suspect and for
an off-duty bar fight.
The disgrace plunged Mareno into
a prolonged despaired. The worst had
happened. To him, being a cop meant
belonging to "the Centurion Guard ...
the pillar of society." He went bank-
rupt. He lost his boat. His lost his car
and rode around on a bicycle.
Others would have turned to drugs.
Mareno looked elsewhere. • 1
embraced my Roman Catholicism,• he
recalled. ·1 Increased my workouts.•
Then he worked a series of
•degrading security jobs for $8 an
couldn't stand being dishonored.•
As he planned the trip -he would
fly to lnclia, search till he found the
anti-Soviet rebels, and fight alongside
them -he got word that an ex-col-
league on the police force had opened
a Hollywood private detective agency.
Mareno worked with Ingram Inves-
' for nine hours at a stretch, watching investigator's license in 1987, and
for shoplifting teenagers. Even gas sta-founded Global Investigations, which
tions wouldn't hire him when be men-he brought to Newport Beach one year
tioned having been fired as a cop. ago. He charges $125 a hour for his
•Your heart sinks," be said. ·Your services.
soul leaves your body. The pain was Mareno said be can't talk about his
Wlbearable. Seconds were minutes, clients, but noted his work runs the
minutes were hoW"S, hours were days, gamut from high-tech corporate sur-
and days were rnilleniums. • veillance to scouring computer banks •
He added, ·1 had a .44 Smith & for information.
Wesson. I stuck it m my mouth more The lifelong bachelor said he
times than l like to think about.• prefers to avoid "nick.le and dime"
W hat kept him from squeezing cases involving estranged spouses
tbe. trigger, he said. was a spying oif each other, and referred to ::
function of his Roman Orange County as "the white-collar .·
Catholicism: visions of hell. The reve-crime capital of the United States.·
lation lends a strange weight to the But old wounds remain. Mareno
large reproduction of Michelangelo's recently tiled a request for Police Chief ·•
.:LMtJudgment• -featuring aCO!<om.lLJ Willie WiWams to..relliew his case in
host of the writhing damned -that hopes of clearing his name, but he
Marino keeps framed on his office concedes the chances of it happening
wall. are •a million to one."
•[was ready to go to Afghanistan, "It's been 13 and a half years and
join the Mujadeen and tarnish the Red there's not a single month that I
Star,• he said. "I was dishonored so l haven't dreamed of being back on the
wanted to die an honorable de ath. l force," be said.
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UPCOMING CANDIDATE FORUMS
Newport Beach:
City Hall council chambers, 3300 Newport
Blvd. Sponsored by West Newport Associa-
tion. 0
school board candidatea;
• MODday -7:30 p.m. at Diedrlch Coffee,
414 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Informal meet·
ing with both candidates along with ques-
tion and answer session. Sponsored by the
Newport Harbor High PTA and Kaiser file-
mentary PFO.
•
Club.
• 7 :30 p.m at Harper Community Center,
425 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. Spomored by
the Harbor Coundl PTA and the League of
Women VoteB.
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COSTA MESA
• 2500 Kincaid Drive:
room.
• 2000 block of Newport aoutevant. Several items, including a slot
machine •
the contents was S20,000.
• 2500 blodl of Elden Av.nu.: A SlOO computer was stolen from the ~
room of a res~e. There was no sign of forced entry.
• J.JOO ~ of 9rtstol Street: Seven watches valued at S2.540 were stolen , . from a display at a store.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1996 •
Newport Beach City Council to
consider utility assessment fees
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Balboa
Boulevard residents and business
owners will have one more
chance Monday to voice their
concerns to the City Council
about a proposal to put the street's
utility poles and wires under-
grQund. ·
The proposal call for the for-
mation of an assessment district,
which means the cost of the near-
ly $1.4 million project would be
split among the area's property
owners. At its Monday meeting,
the council will hear residents'
opinions on the idea. then vote on
whether to go ahead with it.
If the council approves the
plan as it is, the ublity poles and
IP ill 0' ~ re-9u ~
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wires on Balboa Boulevard
between A and H streets will be
put underground. The owner of
each piece of property will pay
$7,832.37 over 15 years.
Property owners in favor of the
idea filled the council chambers
for the public hearing Sept. 23. A
few showed up to protest it, citing
the cost as their major concern.
Six of the 11 property owners
between G and H streets submit-
ted written protests to the plan,
Public Works Director Don Webb
told the council. The protesters
requested the council remove
their block from the chstnct
The proposal began with a
May 1992 petibon signed by more
than 60% of the area's property
owners.
At its Monday meeting, the
counctl will also consider:
• An arbitration judge's recc-
ommendation to revoke the live
entertainment permit and not
renew the adult-oriented busi-
ness permit of The Mermaid, d
nude restaurant near John Wayt11·
Airport. After two public hec.U
ings, Judge Lloyd Blanpied Jr
ruled that the city was correct 111
denying the permits.
• How to spend the $250,0011 11
expects to save if voters pass httl
Jot Measure Q, which would sl•>J •
city trash service to all busmessr-.
• A proposal by Counc 11
woman Norma Glover to rotal•
councLI members into the JOb ' 1
mayor instead of electing th
mayor by counctl vote.
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JOHn Lf onHRD'S
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HALLOWEEN MRTY
Circle K lntenlational presents
its third annual Share Our Selves
Halloween Party from 3 to S p.m.
at 1550 Superior Ave., Costa
Mesa. Pesttvities include games,
costume contest, a haunted
house, candy and prizes. Chil-
dren under the age of 12 must be
accompanied by an adull For
more information, call 642-3451.
DENIM DAY
Lee Apparel Co. and The
Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer
Foundation are asking business-
es to participate by encouraging
their employees to wear denim to
work in exchange for a $5 dona-
tion to The Susan G. Komen
Breast Cancer Foundation. Busi-
nesses can participate in Lee
National Denim Day by contact-
ing (800) 688-8508.
ANTIQUE SALE
Keith Jeffries Limited is hav-
ing a Custom Picture Framing Art
and Antique Sale from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. at 852 Production Place,
Newport Beach. All showroom
merchandise is 20% off. For more
information call 642-4154.
SATURDAY
CAMPFIRE PROGRAM
The California Department of
Fish and Game, the Orange
County Harbors, Beaches and
675-8101
Parks and the Upper Newport
Bay Naturalists present.I an
aquatic biologist who spedal.lzes
in the relationships between
estuaries like the back bay,
watersheds and people at 1 :30
p.m. on Shellmaker Island in
Newport Beach. The program is
free. For more information, call
640-1742.
FAU BOUTIQUE
Mesa Verde United Methodist
Women offers its Pall Boutique
and Silent Auction from 9 a.m. to
2 p.m. at 1701 Baker St., Costa
Mesa. There will be holiday dec-
orations, embellished shirts, baby
clothing and woodcraft articles.
For more information, call 979-
8234.
GARAGE SALE
The Newport Beach Public
Library Literacy Program is hold-
ing its annual garage sale from 8
a.m. to 2 p.m. at 2000 Seadrift,
Corona del Mar. Donations for
sale are needed, and proceeds
will help fund the literacy pro-
gram. For more information, call
717-3874.
YARD SALE
Costa Mesa are having a family
yard sale to raise proceeds for the
expanded Shower Program and
the Food Pantry Program from 8
a.m. to 2 p.m. at 420 W. 19th St.,
Costa Mesa. For more informa-
tion, call 548-7727.
2333 E••t C:O.et Hwv Coron• del M•r, CA, 92825
2 doors south of Ruby's
OPEN 7 DAva A WEEK 7.,.3p1n
Selected Merchandise Including Charles Krypcll,
Ardian, and Saint Honore'
AJI of these arc good lines but we arc replacing them with
ochers so arc offering chem at chis special price.
Come early while there is still a good selection.
A complete SwarovslU Collector Sociccy set is available.
It includes the nine limited edition pieces originally offered
onJy ro the Collector Sociccy Club Members.
We also have duplicates of the elephant, the turtledoves,
the kudu and the wtnlcs. These separate crystal figurines
also arc for sale· at special prices.
We need to move out some of our stock of jewelry to
make room for the th.in~ we have purchased for the
Christmas season. There a.re wondcrfu.J values to be had at
greatly reduced prices of up to 50% off.
C... T• AJ"'"'"",. of BARR'S BARGAINS!
CHARLES H. BARR
9-'J~
Ml"-'#J'~--~ a,.,..~
1803 Wntcliff Dr. Newr,trt Bach
(714) 662-3310
6'-•..AGE SALE
The Newport Aquatic Cmter,
a non-profit organiz&tion, ii hav-
ing a garage sale from 1 a.m. to 2
p.m. at One Wbitedlffs Drive,
Newport Beach. Clotbet, marine
gear, human-powered boats, fur.
Diture, exerd.le equipment and
more will be available. All pro·
ceeds will go to benefit the New-
port Aquati~· Center and its
Olympic and youth training pro-
grams. Por m9re informaUon, call
646-7725.
AMERICA INDIGENA
America Indigena performs
"Return to the Ortgins• at 3 p.m.
during the Indian Summer Festi-
val at Waldorf School of Orange
County, 2627 Vl.Sta del Oro, New-
port Beach. American Indigena
will share their Mexican Aztec
songs and dance in celebration of
the harvest using different hand
made instruments of ancient
Mexico. A $5 donation is request-
ed. For more information, call
644-5070. .
LAUNCH PAD
Launch Pad presents interna-
tionally recognized marionette
artist Jim Gamble who will per-
form "The Witch's Brew• at 11
a.m., p.m. an p.m. on the
third floor of Crystal Court at
Soutl). Coast Plaza. Brimming
with friendly ghosts and laugh-
able~. the ·PU&>Pet. lbOw ~ Wbt8ri.a the0Wltda aad
otbai Charecten that become tbe
i:ngredientl for her famous brew.
Ca.t ls SS.75forguestland13.25
for members. Pew more tntorma-
tion, call 5'6-2061.
R.U SHOTS
Seniors, 60 yea.n of age or old·
er, are invited to receive free ftu
shots at Hoag Hospital's annual
drive-thru au shot clin1c from 8
a.m. to 1 p.m. at 301 Newport
Blvd., Newport Bea.ch. For more
information, call 760-5557.
RELEAF PlANTING
ReLeaf Costa Mesa presents
its first planting of the 1996-97
season from 9 a.m. to noon
beginning on the comer of
CabrUlo Street and Santa Ana
Street in Costa Mesa. Volun-
teers are needed to plant •O
trees. For more information, call
437-5874. .
SUNDAYr
HUNGER WALK
The Upper Newport Bay pre-
sents its eighth annual Uoited
Interfaith Hunger Walk at 1 p.m.
at St. Mark Presb e ·
at the comer of Jamboree Road
and Eastbluff Drive in Newport
Beach. Proceeds will benefit
Orange County and international
Join Us For
. Lunc:h • Dinner • Sunday Brunch • Catering Available ~
For Reservations and Directions Call
723-0621
251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach
462 East 17'h Steet • Costa Mesa
Dr. Robert Smith's
EWPORT BARIATRIC CENTER
Invites You To Attend A FREE Seminar
ONFERENCE
ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT
REDUX (DEXFENFLURAMINE)
PHEN/FEN HERBAL PREPARATION
PROTEIN SPARING MODIFIED FAST
HIGH PROTEIN I WW CARBOHYDRATES DIETS
PROTEIN PRODUCTS
VITAMIN& &. MINERALS SUPPLEMENTATION
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Terry Dubrow, M.D., Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Deborah Oiapman, Certified Esthctician
Dee Johnson, Certified Personal Trainer
Madeline Andl'e$S, R.N., Redux Rcpre1encativc
The Marriott Hotel on Bayview & Jamboree,.
N~rte.ch
7100pm -9i00pm
~a,~/
LIMITED SEATING AVAMBU
1-800-J2 l·,.___...
~ decUcated to helping
feed hungry penm:is. for .more
tnfonnallan, call 6"•-13' 1.
LAUNCH MD
LauDch Pad pretentl intema·
tloi:Lally rec:ognizeci marionette
a:rtilt Jbii Qamb1j who will per-
form •'lbe Wltcb'• Brew• at 11
a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. on the
third Door of Crystal Court at
South Coast Plaza. Brimming
with friendly ghOltl and laugh-
able goblim, the puppet show
spotlights Wisteria the Witch and
other cbaracten that become the
tngredlents for her famous brew.
Colt is SS. 15 tor guests and $3.25
tor memben. For more informa-
tion, call S.6-2061.
SINGl£S MRTY The One of Many singles club
for people 35 years of age or old-
er ls having its Black and Orange
Party from 6:30 p .m. to 11 p.m. at
The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500
MacArthur Blvd., Newport
Beach. For more information, call
760-1731.
PARAOfUTE EXPRESS
Friends of Court Appointed
Special Advocates and Child
Abuse Services Team ' resents
Pumpkins, Pancakes and Para-
Vera Bradley
Trunk Show
. ~
chute Bxprelll from 8:30 to 11:
at Crystel Court ln South
Plaza. Puacbute B:q>ress,
childnm'I mUllcal and ente~
ment group, perfoana at 9 ~
10:30 a.m. 'Ilckets cost S12 .1p
advance and $15 at the door apct
tndude pancakes and a conttn~.
tal bJ'eaktut. For more infonna.
tion, call 6"5-6471. , , ..
HAW>WEEN HAUNT . I
Andersen Elementary Scb9Q1
in Newport Beach will hold J,ts
annual family "Hallow~
Haunt• from 11:30 a.m. to 3i30
p.m. at 1900 Port Seaboume We~
Newport Beach. The carruv~'
manned by the sixth grade stu~
dents, will include a haunted
house, box maze of horrors,
games, food, face painting,
mini4ture golf and costume con-
test. Por more information, 9:11
720-1865. ·)
FAU REGATTA , ,
Lido Isle Yacht Cub is having
a Halloween Regatta ~
at 11:30 a.m. at 701 Via Lido
Soud. Newport Beach. Each skip.
per must be a member of a U.S.
Salling recognized yacht club.
Admission is free and lunch is SC.
For more information, call 67-'·
100/o Discount
Sancrday, October 26, 11-3
WESTCLIFF PLAZA
1032 Irvine Ave. • Newport Beach
(714) 642-7803
Hours: M-S. 10-6 • Sun., 12-5
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GREAT LUNCH OFFER
1 LB. LIYE MAINE loBSTER
W/FRESH PASTA
0NLY$12.90
~Wl'H TAUC
O The Newport Beach Ubra.ry '\rill be holdir\g a free talk OD the ~k •Science and Health with
:Key Jo the Saiptw'es • at 2 p.m. in ~ PriendJ' of the Ubrary meet-~ room at 1000 Avocado Ave., ~rt Beach. Por more infor-·bf.ation, call 67 5-4661. . .,.
BOOK SIGNJNG
Ted Taylor, acclaimed author
of more than 40 books will read
'«rid sign bis new book •Rogue
"Wave and Other Red Blooded
~a Stories• from 2 to 4 p.m . at 1(.tdo Book Shoppe, 3424 Via
.'@porto, Newport Beach. For
·In.ore information, call 675-9595. .... ·!
t>. MONDAY 8 •
.. ~O LECTURE
r • Coastline Counseling Center
lOtf ers a lecture called •Attention
Deficit Disorder Treatment: Med-
ication, Diet and Exercise• from 1
to 8:30 p.m. at 1200 Quail St.,
U,)uite 105, Newport Beach. Cost is
)S5. For more information, call
... ~6-0991.
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.l'OTAL YOU
" The Newport Bariatric Center
.t>ffers •The Total You Seminar,• a
information about weight man-
agement from 7 to 9 p .m. at the
=-Newport Beach Marriott Hotel on
Bhyview Place and Jamboree
I, R94d. For more information, call
6f3-8586.
-COMMUNrTY MEETING
; The East.side Neighborhood
Association is having its annual
meeting from 1 to 9 p.m. in the
ineeting room at Calvary Chapel,
190 23rd St., Costa Mesa. The
genda includes an update on
e city, the police department,
clteleaf Costa Mesa and traffic . .
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~HEMPIDLL'S
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l.
;~on-Fri 1 <H> Sat 10-5 722-7224
230 East 17th St, Costa Mesa
study. Por more information, call
642-2'8'
THE ZONE
A free local support group
meets at 7 p.m. to discuss •The
Zone,• the exciting nutrition plan
developed by bMt aelling author
Barry Sean, at the Barnes and
Noble Bookstore in PasbJon
Island ln Newport .Beach. For
more information, call 673-3588.
YOU'RE BOSS .
The Jewish Senior Center o(
Orange County presents a lec-
ture on •You're the Bossi Your
Doctor Works for You• at 11 a.m.
at 250 East Baker Street, Costa
Mesa. For more information, call
513-5641.
CAMERAauB
South Coast Camera Cub pre-
sents well-known child photogra-
pher ntfany at its monthly meet-
ing at 7 p.m. at Le Bia.rritz Restau-
rant, 414 Old Newport Blvd.,
Newport Beach. Non-members
must RSVP at 540-0808.
CHILD SUPPORT
Orange Coast College offers a
free worksho on •How to Get
Child Support• from 6 to 7:30
p.m. in OCC's Re-Entry Center.
Attendees will learn the steps
necessary to get the help they
need. For more information, call
432-5162.
ADO TALK
Coastline Counseling Center
offers a class on bow Attention
Deficit Disorder causes lea.ming
disabilities and bow to improve
comprehension from 1 to 9 p.m.
at 1200 Quail St, Suite 105, New-
port Beach. Cost is $20. For more
infonnation, call "76-0991.
COPtNG wn.FARE
Orange Coast College otters a
free work.shop to teach coping
sk:Uls for welfare recipients from
noon to 1:30 p.m. in OCC's Re-
Entry Center. The workshop is
geared spedflcally for persons
who are receiving AFDC, Gener-
al Relief or SSI. For more infor-
mation. call 432-5162.
MANUSCRIPTS
The Newport Beach Public
Ubrary foundation's Ma.nusaipts
Fall Uterary Lecture Series pre-
sents Nancy Jo Hoy and •nie
Power to Dream. Interviews with
Women in the Creative Arts• at 7
p.m. in the Central Ubra.ry's
Friends' Meeting Room, 1000
Avocado Ave., Newport Beach.
Cost is $5 for members and $8 for
guests. For information, call 717-
3890.
FINANaTAUC
Courtlandt Financial offers a
free workshop on how to reduce
risk exposure on mutual funds,
annuities and stocks from 1 to 2
p.m. or 6:30 to 1 :30 p.m. at the
University Athletic Club, 1701
Quail St., Newport Beach. For
more information, call 251-0270.
AMERICAN PRIDE
The Newport Beach Central
Library offers a program called
"An American in Love With His
Country" at noon in the Friends'
Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado
Ave. The one-man show will fea-
ture readings advocating the joys
of being an American. For more
information, call· 717-3801.
WEDNESDAY
CANDIDATE FORUM
The West Newport Beach
GA RVS
INTERNATIONAL
FASIDON ISLAND • NEWPOR
EndsMon~y,
The purpose of Garys Anniversary Event
is to say thank you to our customers. We are
offering selected brand name Fall Fashions
at 25% off. We have chosen items from our
world class designers in both dress and
casual wear, as .well as shoes.
lllei-le C~!Dl'lmlOD at G~
DlJalNG 001 2'111 ANNIVl.ISH\' IVINT,
t'OMI Cl' 11lATI ANOTm G.\lril
llBNSION, \1PtDD ('QNSTlUCT10N IS OU'I
NIW i,• IQUAltl fOO'I'
BUGO~SHOP
~ .. NoVIMlll
Aaodation Will feature a forum
tor Newport Beach'• City Coundl
candidates at 7 p.m. in the coun-
cil chambers at Newport Beach
City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd.
Fru more information, call 5"8-
4560
OIVORaT~
The Law Offices of Lisa A.
Ciancio offers a seminar on
•otvorce -What to Expect, How
to Proceed• at 6:30 p.m. at 881
Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport
Beach. Cost is $10. Reservations
are required at 574-0866.
HAUNTED HOUSE
Harbor Christian Fellowship is
having a Haunted House from 1
to 9 p.m. at 740 W. Wilson St.,
Costa Mesa. For more informa-
tion, call 631-7730.
INSIDE EDGE
The Inside Edge offers a
breakfast seminar on Denise
Linn's latest book •The Secret
Language of Signs: How to
Interpret the Coincidences and
Symbols in Your Life• from
6:30 to 8:30 a .m. at Scott's
Restaurant, 3300 Bristol Street,
Costa Mesa. Cost is $35. Reser-
vations are required at 460-
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY INC ..
Where~ Dolar Coven Mofel 1922 HARIOR llVD .. COSTA MESA • 548-1156
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2S, 1996
800K SALE
Orange Coast College off en a
book sale frcm 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
on the patio between occ•s
Library and the Portside Cafe.
Ha.rd cover books are $1 end
paperbacks are 25 cents. Por
more information, call 432-5087.
THURSDAY
HARVEST F£ST1VAL
The Newport-Mesa Christian
Center presents a Harvest Festi-
val from 5:30 to 9 p.m. at 2599
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Admission is $5 for children ages
two to 12 and adults are free.
ncket price includes hot dog din-
ner for the kids and unlimited
rides, games and candy. For more
information, call 966-0454.
HALLOWEEN HAUNT
The Newport Beach Commu-
nity Services Department pre-
sents •Halloween Haunt 1996, •
from 5:30 to 8 p.m . at Grant
Howald Park's Community Youth
Center at 5th Street and Iris
Avenue in Corona del Mar. The
evening events include games,
rides, magic show and a Creepy
Costume Contest for children
ag~ five and up. For more infor-
HAUNTB> CAST\.£
Eric Rankin' and the feJn.Lli6
on Ulac Lane, Iril Place and
Aster Place present their HaWU-
ed Castle from 6 to 8 p.m. OD 283
Lilac Lane in ea.ta Mesa. 1be
haunted castle ii for kids ol all
ages and will feature the •Pirates
of the Costabbea.n. • A donation
of St per person will be forward-
ed to KaiserScbool's Parent Pac---"'••
ulty Organization. tior more infor-
mation, call 548-1596.
FAU NIGHT
The Vmeyard Newport Beach
presents free Fall Fun Night from
5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at 102 E. Balter
St, Costa Mesa. There will be a
costume contest, games, candy
giveaways, a chili cook off and
live music. For information, call
556-8463.
HAUOWEEN DINNER
The Costa Mesa Senior Center
offers a Halloween Costume Par-
ty Dinner and Dance from 5 to 10
p .m. at 695 W. 19th St. Events wilJ
include cocktail hour, an Italian
dinner and live music with Jerry
Holton's Big Little Band. Dress up
in costume and win prizes. Tick-
ets are $12. For more information ,
MARY J. KOTOB, M.O ., F.A .C.O.G.
IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE RELOCATION
OF HER OB/ GYN PRAcnCE:
NEWPORT CENTER. 1441 AVODAOO. SUITE 608
NEWPORT BEACH
'EAr{y morning antf Saturtfay appoin~nts Wt.fc.ome
Dr. Kotob is a graduate of N.H .H.S., class of 1975
644-7433
FRJOAV. OCTOBER 25, 1996
World travelers fiild some hospitality, fudian style
Here's the lateat lmtallment
Wed by Newport Beach native
SWllC1rl Seely and her new hu.
band, Arie Katz, during their year-
long honeymoon around the wo1ki. You can ceoch them at their
Internet web site address
www.jwconnectlon.com.
The .Daily Pilot plans to publi8h
periodic updates of the trip.
By Susan Seely
I t took a little longer to get to
India than we anticipated.
Because of impenetrable thun-
derstorms over Bombay, our
Cathay Pacific flight from
Bangkok was diverted to Dubai.
Too tired to shop in the
renowned duty free shops. we
grabbed what sleep we could on
the floor of the Dubai airport
lounge and then dragged our-
selves back onto the plane for the
two hour flight to Bombay.
We finally landed in Bombay at
7 a.m., about eight hours later than
scheduled. We were exhausted
• I
awake to watch #The Cable Guy"
-bad mistake), but excited to see
what the coWltry that we had read
,about and heard about for so long
•held in store for us.
: On our drive from the airport to
our hotel we got the first glimpse
at some of what we would be see-
ing throughout our trip. Through
the open window of the taxi we
saw people everywhere, engaged
in all sorts of activities, and in vari-
.ous stages of dress (or undress).
Susan Seely and Arte Katz
I think we saw more people
during that 45-minute drive than
we had seen in the previous four
months. Cows were wandering
aimlessly through the streets, hors-
es were pulling carts, dogs were
everywhere, and we even saw the
occasional goat. Unbelievable.
Seven in the morning here was
busier than mid-day in New York
City. The extremes of the city also
struck us. The smells and the
sights and the obvious destitution
of many of the people (this was
beyond what we think of as pover-
~) was ov~he~g. Whole faro-
and huts built haphazardly along
the road and were going about
their business as if they were in a
private home with four walls and a
fence -and I do mean going
about their "business!• It was
amazing to see the way those peo-
ple lived and to imagine what
must be involved in their swvival.
After an initial misfire with one
hotel whose staff seemed to have
an extra dose of attitude, we set-
tled in comfortably at the Heritage
Hotel in Byculla, a neighborhood
Octoberfest Meets Halloween ... Scary!
MONSTER MASH DASH
SK/lOK RUN/WALK
& BICYCLE BASH
10 & 25 MILE BIKE TOUR
Sunday, October 27, 1996
SK 7:30am lOK 8:30am
Bike Tour 9:00am
Event day registration opens at 6:00am
at the Newport Dunes Resort.
Monsterous Fun
"Spirited"
Live Entertainment
Costume Contest
Halloween Pany
"Frighteningly"
Fast Courses
''Trick or Treat"
Wan Great Prizes
NeWJ>OI':! Beach
Brewing Company
Pre-event Party
Kid's lK "Bat Blast"
& 1/2K "Boo Blast"'
For information call (714) 661-6062
of Bombay, which formerly was
home to a large segment of Bom-
bay's Jewish oommunity. We were
in desperate need of sleep and
food, but before we bad either,
Arie-mad& a all to R.alphy .Jbired,
our initial contact in the Indian
Jewish community.
When Ralphy heard we had
arrived in town, he immediately
invited us for lunch and sent bis
driver, Mr. Nair, over to pick us up.
That lunch was the start of four
whirlwind days spent with the
Jewish community and with a
local chapter of the Rotary club of
which Ralphy is President It also
led to our discovering the kind of
hospitality from a Jewish commu-
nity that we had been hoping to
find all along; we just didn't
e~ct to find it half-way round
the world in India, a country so
different from our own.
That night we were Ralphy's
guests at his Rotary club's meeting
at the Ritz Hotel (not the Ritz Hotel
we know).
Towards the end of the formal
part of the meeting Ralphy intro-
duced us to the
asked Arie to explain a bit about
what we are doing on the Internet
with our travels.
After Arie spoke, Ralphy
announced he would host a spe-
cial meeting at his home on Sun-
day night, to which all. were invit-
ed, where he would have us
demonstrate exactly how we use
the Internet and our digital camera
as we travel! ·
The next morning, Arie got up
at 5:20 a.m. to go to the Hoshanna
Rabba service at the nteret Israel
Synagogue. We thought that
women wouldn't be there, because
no one really ever suggested that l
come -wrong.
Arte came back at 11 a.m. wtth
reports of a full synagogue with a
largecontingentofwomen.The
congregation was excited to have
Arie participate in the service and
perform all the Cohen (high priest)
roles since there is no resident
Cohen in the congregation. Arie .
said that the synagogue it.self was
painted a light blue with a lot of
white and that most people took
off their shoes before entering,
reminding him of a mosque. nter-
et Israel, as most of the other syna-
gogues we would attend in Bom-
bay, was a Bene Israel synagogue
with many customs different than
those with which we are familiar,
some found nowhere else in the
world The Bene Israel community
is one of the oldest Jewish commu-
nities in the world; its origins in
India dating back to the pre-Chris-
tian era. ·
That aftem09n we toured
around Bombay a bit ~d ~en
be picked up for Shabbat dinner at
Ralphy Jhirad's house. It was inter-
estipg to note the Jhirad's different
Shabbat traditions, and particular-
ly to see their prayer books, which
were in Hebrew and Marathi, the
language of the Indian state of
Maharashtra. It was interesting
too, to be in the home of an Indian
family and see how they live. The
home-cooked meal made by one
of their two cooks (one cooks only
vegetarian food, the other cooks
all varieties) was delicious.
can ror ~ a.r Dliinen
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On the morning of Shabbat we
walked to the nteret Israel syna-
gogue, but arrived only after the
service had finished -unbe-·
knownst to us, they had started at
6:30 a.m. However, many people
were still there and we were
greeted by Elizabeth (an Indian
woman with short grayish hair
dressed in a light-brown sari and
wearing a bright blue knit
yarmulke on her bead!), who was
leading a reading group for
women and invited us to sit and
participate. Elizabeth's group gath-
en after every Shab,bat service to
reread the Turah portion in
Marathi because few of the
group's members understand
Hebrew. We sat and listened and
followed along in English and they
had me read a section to theni as
well -in English, not Marathi.
When they finished, the .group
turned to Arie and asked him to
teach them something about the
Torah portion they bad just read,
he being a Cohen and all. Arie
was a bit flustered but came
through with an interesting bit of
r , a r
impressive just the same!
Throughout the holiday weekend
people continued to give Arie hon-
ors and ask for his blessing mak-
ing Arie feel a bit, he said, like a
witch doctor, but also very hon-
ored. .
After the reading group was
finished. our new friend Elizabeth
took us firmly in hand and led us
to the reform synagogue, which
was celebrating Simcllat Torah
that day, a day earlier t.ba.n in the
· orthodox tradition. The group of
people at the Ame~ Join~ Dis-
tribution Committee building were
extremely friendly and fun. We
had a lively bit of dancing, singing
and carryipg the Torah scrolls
around the room and out onto the
balcony, and we were invited by
several people to call on them and
visit when we could.
Needless to say, our experience
wiUt the Jewish community in
Bombay far surpassed anything 1
we would have imagined. The
hospitality and generosity shown
to us ovetwhelmed and astonished
us.
Despite the many (in our eyes)
unpleasant sights, sounds and
smells we encountered in Bombay
(more about that later), we were
blessed by the people we m~t -
place to which we hope to return
in the future. Was it really only
four days since we landed bleary
eyed in Bombay?
It felt-like we'd been there for
months!
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date in the race for retiring
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Citing her public servfce and
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· bid for the board.
•our organization needed to
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embezzlement outright, she and
others say her discovery claim is
true.
•1t is more than fair,• said
Orange County Board of Educa-
tion trustee Llz Parker. ·1 under-
stand maybe this employee is
upset because fr.om their aspect,
did. It would have taken a lot
longer to come out if the employ-
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they bad no proof, but it would
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•Black understands educa-
tional issues,• she added.
"She's not a politician. She's
motivated by public service,
and teachers respect that.•
Mook said Black has strong
support among the district's
money, the five parents found
numerous discrepancies in the
Newport-Mesa budget, which
they explained to board mem-
bers, who did nothing, Black
said.
They went before the board at
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Finally, the Black went to
Parker, whose trustee area covers
Newport-Mesa, and explained
millions of dollars were missing
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"That was the first I heard of it,
sitting down in Dana's kitchen in
May,• said Parker, who passed
the documents along to county
officials. Black said the parents
also sent the documents to the
professional oceanographer, Cur-
tis Ebbesmeyer from Seattle,
Wash., explain how he tracks
material spills at sea.
Ebbesmeyer predicted the
ocean path of 1,100 Douglas fir
logs, which fell from a s:Qip off the
coast of Alaska, and was able to
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teachers because of her help in
supporting the educational
needs of students. Black found-
ed the Newport Harbor Lead-
ership Conference and Acade-
mic Boosters and has worked
on site councils at Mariners,
Ensign and Newport Harbor
schools.
Mook said the teachers will
work to support Black's cam-
paign through phone-banking
and fliers.
-By Julie Rou Cannon
grand jury for investigation dur-
ing the summer.
The foreman of the 1991-92
grand jury could not be reached
for comment Thursday,
But fellow "Gang of Five• par·
ent Alesia Erickson saj:d she
believes Black has every rig.ht to
her discovery claim.
"We did (find the embezzle·
ment)," she said. ·we knew it
was there. We were the ones who
tracked it down.•
Erick.son said she was both-
ered by a letter to the editor from
Mr. X, which appeared in Thws-
day's Daily Pilot.
•If he's so proud of his discov-
ery, why doesn't he come for-
ward," she said.
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He said the Harbor Day bottle
project is one of the best be bas
witnessed.
"They're studying science in
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ocean is telling us something by
what's on our beaches.•
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tonight's
high school
football
games
RIA:~
• Site: Newport Harbor, 7 p.m.
• Situation: Intracity bragging
rights, the Bell Trophy, a postgame
rib dinner and maintaining
postseason aspirations are at stake
as the Eagles (S.. 1 and ranked 10th
in OF Div. VIII) and their explosive
ground attack battle the 3-3
Mustangs' methodical smashmouth
offensive approach. Both are 0-1 in
Pacific Coast League play. • • Estenda's key: Limit
turnovers, penalties and
breakdowns in the kicking game
and let superior talent take care of
the rest.
• Costa Mesa's key: Bottle up
explosive Estancia backs James
Dawkins and Chris Felix and
convert play-action passes for big
plays.
• Sitr. Irvine High, 7:30 p.m.
• Situation: CdM (3-3) and
Warriors (0-6) each take best crack
at winning a Sea View game. CdM
still maintains playoff hopes, while
Warriors are hoping to win for first
time in 22 games. Woodbridge has
lost last 11 league contests. Both
are 0-1 in league.
• F•vorite: CdM by 6.
• Sea Kings' key: Make
Woodbridge defense pay the price
for repeated blitzes by delivering
passes quickly against
undermanned secondary. Also,
eliminate costly kicking game
breakdowns, find running room
for tailback Tom O'Meara and do
not take Warriors for granted.
VOLLEYBALL
Sailors
sweep
El Toro
• Sailors hardly work up
a sweat in disposing of El
Toro in three to improve
to 6-0 in league play.
NEWPORT BEACH -Senior
outside hitter Shana Bannert
pounded seven kills and Meghan
Haller added 12 assists and four
ace serves to lead the Newport
Harbor High girls volleyball team
to a 15-0, 15-6, 15-2 Sea View
League sweep of visiting El Toro
Thursday.
BRIAN POBUDA I DAILY PILOT
S allors runnlilg back
Ray Ohrel (above)
takes a handoff from
quarterback Josiah
Fredriksen en route to
a short gain; at left.
receiver Danny Pulido ls
wrestled to the ground
after catching a pass
from Predri.ksen In a
critical situation for a
first down. The Sailors
rallied from 17-13
defldt to post a 27-17
victory over the
Chargers Thursday
ntghl
STAND IN GS
Corona del Mar vs.
Woodbridge (at lrvlne High) .... ...,__ ...
Santa Margarita at Irvine
QUOTE OF THE DAY
'7b be hotatJ6t. Coqch 8rlnk#y jut brought
a dMrtl to """ "'1feta# ... • -UNBBACKBR :JOB URBAN
• Coach's stirring comments lead to
second-half defensive surge to victory.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -An all-points bulletin for the
Newport Harbor High football team's defense remained
unanswered through the first two quarters of Thursday's
Sea View League showdown with visiting El Toro.
But an impassioned halftime plea by Sailors Coach
Jeff Brinkley apparently convinced the beleaguered Tar
defense to tum itself in.· ·
b ou ht a de ·
to our defense," said seniori middle linebacker Joe
Urban. who along with senior tack.le Jason Deere
stepped up to blank the explosive Chargers after int~
mission.
With Harbor's offense continuing to produce, that
was all the Sailors needed to come away with a 27-17
triumph, which propels them right back into the league
title hunt, for which defending CIF Southern Section
Division V champion El Toro may now be among the
missing.
"I think they got the halftime message," said a
relieved Brinkley, who may have still been digesting the
lump e Toro senior scatback Murle Sango thrust into
his throat with 286 all-purpose yards in the opening two
periods.
"Our three keys to victory were: No big plays; 100%
on PATs; and ball control. I wrote them on· the board
when I went in at halftime and told them we weren't
taking care of two of them."
Actually, it could have been a perfect 0 for 3 for the
Sailors, who fumbled away their first possession to aid
an El Toro defense that was also searching for some
answers.
"Our offense has been doing the job all season," said
Urban, who was in on two sacks and stopped a fake
punt for a 2-yard loss midway through the fourth quar-
ter. "But Brinkley told us Newport has always been
known for defense and we weren't living up to that tra-
dition."
Said Deere, who was in on three second-half sacks
and shared a first-half collar with Urban: "The defense
bad to step up. n
With the defense step-
ping up and the offense nev-
er losing a step, the Tars (6-
1, 1-1 in league and ranked
sixth in Division V), erased a
17-13 halftime deficit
spurred almost solely by
Sango.
The Daily Pilot's 1995 Sea
View Offensive Player of the
Year and a two-time All-CIF
honoree, Sango exploded all
"(La Bass'
fourth-down TD
catch) drove a
stake in our
hearts ... "
--MIKE MILNER • over the field for 24 minutes, rushing for 145 yards,
catching .liYe_passes_ for 100 moJe an<l retumin_g two
kickoffs for 41. r
"We had to stop Sango," said Urban, who watched
the 5-foot-8, 160-pound speedster collect only 14 yards
after the break.
Sango caught a 63-yard touchdown pass from sopho-
more quarterback. Mike Strand two plays after Newport
coughed up its lone turnover at the Charger 27 to end
its first possession after nine plays.
Newport's Ray Ohrel (120 yards on 30 carries)
capped a seven-play, 65-yard march with a 22-yard
scoring run to tie the game, 7-7. But Murie the magician
once again materialized in the Harbor end zone four
plays later, bursting 75 yards to make it 14-7.
It was the last big play of the night for the Chargers
(4-3, 1-1 and ranked No. 7 in Division V).
Until completing three passes in the final four min-
utes -with Harbor leading by 10 -the Chargers man-
aged just 2 yards o! offense in the second half .
El Toro finished with 54 second-half yards, but Erik
Runfola finished them off with an interception in the
tmar1-is econds.
. . .
The victory keeps the Sailors
(7-3) unbeaten in Sea View action
through six matches and puts
them in position to clinch a spot in
the CIF Southern Section Playoffs
next week with victories over
third-place Irvine (1\lesday) and
Newport Harbor 27, El Toro 17
The Sailors offense, however, triggered by senior
Josiah Fredrlksen (16 for 20 for 167 yards), was impres-
sive all night long. Newport drove 64 yards on 11 plays
with the second-half kickoff to take the lead for good,
with Fred.riksen finding Brad La Bass on a 7-yard scor-
ing toss on fourth-and·six.
(Thursday).
•Irvine is a biggie on Tues·
day," Newport Coach Dan Glenn
said. ·They've been playing well
and they have a lot of size."
Mustangs are swept
COSTA MESA -Setter Kim
Nguyen and hitter Sarah Yenny
(five service aces) played well for
Costa Mesa High, but Aliso
Niguel swept the host Mustangs
Thursday, 15-6, 15-4, 17-15, in a
Pacific Coast League girls volley-
ball match.
"We were a little off the first
two games, but we were really
knocking on the door in the third
game," said Mesa Coach Dave
Sorrells, whose squad never led
in the third game, but was tied at
14 and 15. Mesa fell to 0·12, 0-6
in the PCL. It plays Estancia on
Tuesday.
!ea Kings rally for win
IRVINE -The Corona de1 Mar
High girls volleyball team trailed
11 ·5 ln the ftfth game, but rallied
fO top hott Woodbridge 1bun-
¢ay, 8-15, 15-10, 15-12. 9-15, 15-
12.
Jordana Havriluk and Sa.rah
Petry both had 10 killl to lead
CdM ~o overan, 2~ tn Sea
VleW gue pley). Wood~
.. Uo 2~ in~· ,.:._.__ •
El Toro 7 10 0 0 -17
Newport Harbor 0 13 7 7 -27
First Quarter
ET -Sango 63 pass from Strand
(Johnson kick), 1:16.
' Second Quarter
NH · Ohrel 22 run (Johnson kick), 10:18.
ET · Sango 75 run (Johnson'lick), 8:07.
NH -Fredriksen 1 run (kick failed), 1:51 .
ET • Johnson 35 FG, 0:23.
Third Quarter
NH -La Bass 7 pass from Fredriksen
(Johnson kick), 5:26.
Fourth Quarter
NH · Baker 16 pass from Fredrlksen
(Johnson kick), 9:55.
INDIVIDUAL RUSHING
ET · Sango, 15-159; Ohlwiler, 1-1;
Peltowany, l ·minus-2; Strand,
6-minus-36.
NH • Ohrel, 30-120; Baker. 2·5;
Fredriksen, 2-2; Urban, 2-1.
INDIVIDUAL PASSING
ET -Strand, 12·22·1, 177.
NH -Fredriksen, 16-20-0, 167.
INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING
ET • 5ango, 5-100; Ohlwller; 4-54;
Smith, 2-16; Foellmi, 1·7.
NH • La Bass, 7-76; Pulido, 5·39;
GAME STAl1STICS
ET NH
First downs 11 18
Rushes-yardage 18-156 36-128
Passing yardage 177 167
Passing 12·22·1 16-20-0
Net return yardage• 7 3
Sacks-yardage 5 ·34 0-0
Net yardage 306 298
Punts 2·26 2·29.5
Fumbles-fumbles lost 1-0 2-1
Flags-net yardage 2-16 S-28
llme of possession 20:01 27:59
*Punt returns, Interceptions, fumble
returns
The TD ass was a re at of the third-down
w ass co 't come up with after slipping
while coming back on the out pattern.
"I asked Brad if he could beat the guy again and he
said 'yes,' " said Brinkley. ·
"That drove a stake in our hearts," Milner said of the
fourth-down TD, which Eddie Johnson followed with a
conversion kick to make it 20-17 with 5:26 left in the third.
A Deere sack forced m Toro to punt on its ensuing
possession and the 25-yard boot set the Sailors up at the
El Toro 45.
Fred.riksen, who scored the Tars' second TD on a 1-
yard sneak, used the same play to convert a fourth-and-
indies on the first play of the fourth quarter. Three plays
later, Fred.rikien found Brett Baker all alone for a 16-
. yard scoring toss and the defense did the rest. .
,I
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Hylton, Soria score four apiece to pace Costa Mesa PQloists, 14-5 ·.:
IRVINE -Costa Mesa has been
steadily working back up the lad-
der in the Orange County ran.k-
ings, settling in at No. 8 in this
week's poll.
The Mustangs did nothing to
hurt that positioning Thursday,
topping host Unive(Sity, 14-5, in a
Pacific Coast League game.
The Mustangs ( 13-4 overall, 3·
0 in league) jumped out to a 4-0
lead after 'one and Jed 8· 1 at the
ball.
Todd Hylton and Alex Soria
both scored four goals whUe
Chad Oeevet added three to lead
the Mustang1. Goalie Ju1Un 'Illy·
lor had 1 l save. on the day.
f
"Everything went pretty well
the way we wanted it to," said
Costa Mesa Coach Scott Taylor.
"No surprises."
Cotta Me9a 14, un1wn1ty s
Seor..by~
Cotta Mesa 4 4 3 3 • 14
University 0 1 2 2 • 5
Costa Mesa scoring • Hylton, 4,
Soria 4, Cleaver 3, Samlnelgo 1,
MontogOmery 1, H. Tlylor 1.
Savts: J. Taytot 12.
Unlwnlty scoring • Chena 2. .
Sw.mon 11 Shu.sbus 1, ~,.. 1.
Saves: Oliver 1 1.
Estancia bows, 11 ~1
COSTA MBSA-VWtbJ9 AlMo
Nlguel ~ Mmed a 1~ ant.. f
half lead and pulled away for an
11-1 Pacific Coast League boys
water polo victory Thursday over
host Estancia.
Brad 'Wayman and Matt
Peterson had a pair of goals each
for the Eagles (7·10, 1-2 in
leegue), who where blanked in
the th1rd period.
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EMndl 1 3 0 3 -7 .~ Allto Nlgutt scorlng: tihchcodl 5, Moc:imMd" 3, lHcAldco 4 Mlt1Jn , .
s.K IC.llw 90.
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Coast rallies, 17-15
COSTA MBSA -The Orange
Cout College men's water polo
teom strengthened its hold on
second place in the Orange
Empire Conference Thursday,
rallying from a 9-6 halftime deficit
to clalm a. 11-15 home trlumpb
over Cypreu.
Costa Mesa High product
Ryan Dendy potted a 18U01l·blgh
teVen goals, tndudiDg a pm of
two-pomt811 in the third period.
When occ outlccnd. taa. Qwv-
en, '1-3, to~ tbe IMd.
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fonner Estancia stand.out Mark •
Stephens, including one with 20
sec::.ondi left to protect the Pirates' 1
one.goal lead.
The hOlts' Jake Prench added
a goal at the buzzer to improve
tb~ Pirates to 12-11-3, '1-3 ln con-
ference. ,
Corona del Mar High ~\Mte '
Mike Bile added four gOall for ..
the winnen, while Pr9nCh fin·
Wied With~ '· ....... c-.-,1, ewe•" Cjpwl 4 $ J ) • 15
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1996
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TENNIS
• Corona del Mar faced with two tasks after·talling to
Woodbridge for the second time, by the same score; the
Sea Kings must defeat Newport Harbor next Thursday,
then wait and see if Harbor can do in Woodbridge again.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
IRVINE -It is not an uncommon
strategy in girls team tennis: Stack
your already powerlul doubles with
a standout in singles, then roll the
dice and hope your No. 1 singles
player can win a set or two.
That's exactly what host Wood-
bridge High did on against Corona
del Mar in another down-to-lhe-
wire Sea View League match
Thursday, won by the Warriors
because of their doubles, 10-8.
The Warrio:s. vthose victory
-over-the Sea-16:ngs-t6 days eattler
ended in the same score, won eight
of nine doubles sets, giving them
15 doubles victories in 18 sets
against CdM this season.
Perhaps that's why C'dM Coach
Tim Mang, whose squad (14-2, 5-2
in leayue) has. lost only to Wood-
bridge Lhis year, was so rruffed.
"It came down to our doubles,
which didn't play today," Mang
said. "So there's going to be a
major swit~h. T'm not sure what it's
going to be, but it will be major,
though .•
CdM, Woodbridge (15-2, 6-1)
and Newport Harbor finished tied I
after the first round of league play.
CdM will host the Sq.ilors next I
Thursday; Woodbridge will play at
Newport Harbor on Nov. 4.
Cd.M's celebrated singles play-
ers did their part in winning seven
of nine sets, but Woodbridge's
Natalie Exon, the league's runner-
up last year to Nina Vaughan, cap-
tmed the necessary wins from her
No. 1 position to 91ve the Wamors
the match.
Adriana Hockicko, Wood-
bridge's No. 2 singles pldyer, was
switched to doubles against CdM,
teaming with April Arturuan al No.
2 doubles. Hockicko and ArtunidO
swept, 6-0, 6-1, 6-3.
"Smart move, obv10usly, ff Mang
said of Woodbridge Coach Joan
Willett's strategy.
Woodbridge, ranked No. 2 in
Orange County, led in games (23-
22) after the first round, which was
tied, 3-3, in sets. It led in games, 47-
45, after two rounds, also tied, 6-6.
Woodbridge's doubles swept in
the final round, while Exon defeat-
ed CdM's Caylan Leslie, 6-2.
Exon earlier beat CdM fresh-
man sensation Nadia Vaughan, 6-
2, but junior Nina Vaughan (play-
ing third singles) swept for CdM,
including a 6-3 victory over Exon in
s o roun .
Vaughan improved to 42-5 in
singles th.is year with the sweep.
"I'm going to Harbor to cheer for
Harbor at the Woodbridge-New-
port Harbor match (Nov. 4), • said
Nina Vaughan, whose team will
probably earn the No. 1 seed in the
CIF Division I Playoffs with a win
over Newport Harbor on Hal-
loween.
Both Back Bay schools defeated
Peninsula this season in nonleague
play. The Panthers are ranked third
in CIF Division I, behind top-
ranked CdM and Newport Harbor.
Woodbridge is top-ranked in Divi-
sion Ill.
Woodbridge's Danielle Hustedt,
one of Will ett's best doubles players
who has been out for two weeks
because illnesses, is expected to
retmn to the lineup in time to face
Newport Harbor in 10 days.
"I knew it would be a three-way
race, ff said Mang, whose team
must defeat the Sailors, then hope
the Sailors beat Woodbridge again
on the final day of the season, to
win a share of the Sea View title.
CdM's singles players remained
solid, with Nadia Vaughan upping
her mark th.is season to 35-7 and
Leslie improving to 38-6. ·r expected our doubles to do
better,• Mang said. "We've got to
play much more aggressive ten-
nis.•
YOUTH SPORTS
DON LEACH I DAl.Y Pt.OT
Corona del Mar HJgh's Nadia Vaughan (aboveJ uses a
backhand to make her return to her singles opponent. NataJle
Exon, a match Exon took by a 6-2 count; at left. Caylan Leslie
makes a return at the net en route to a 6-2 victory over Rachel
Gunther. With switches and maneuvers Woodbridge came up
the winner on Thursday, by the identical score every time
Woodbridge, Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor have met
... 10-8, keeping the league in a continuing turmoil as the race
for No. J. boils ln the dosing two weeks oi league play.
SEA VIEW S U MMARI ES
Woodbridge 10, Corona del Mar 8
Singles: Exon rNl def. Na. Vaughan, 6·2, def. Leslie, 6 2. lost to N1
Vaughan, 3-6; Gunther rNl lost. 3-6, 1-6, 2·6, Crimmins rN) lost. 1-6, 0-6,
2-6.
Doubles: Stiefel-Algan rN) def. Budhraja-Marttnez, 6 1, def. Harring-
ton-Perea, 6·3. def. Meyer-Coleman, 6-3; Hockicko-Artun1an {W) won, 6-0.
6-1, 6-3; Tenerelli-Mitton rN) won. 6-2, 6·2, lost, 2-6
Newport Harbor 14, El Toro 4
Singles: V. Godbey (NH) lost to Rtmland, 4-6. def Nguyen 6-0;
def. Hamilton, 6-0; Canright {NH) lost 6-7, won 6· 1, 6-0;
Taylor (NH) won 6-4, 6-0, 6-0.
Doubles: Palm-Adams (NH) def. Le-Hoskins. 6-3; def Torrey-Oa111es, 6-3;
def. Grazi~Shomake<, 6-3; C. Godbey-Collopy (NH) lost 3-6.
won 6-0, 6-0; S. Baker-Case, won 6-2, 6-0, 6· 1
high school girls tennis briefs
Strikers devour Sharks, 9-0 Taylor leads Sailors, 14-4 COSTA MESA -Some years back the cry was SOCCER
•Break up the Yankees," and presently it's very close
to •Break up the Braves,• but in the future, perhaps someone is going
to be calling for the breakup of the Costa Mesa Strikers, a Division 4
Boys Plus team.
That is surely how the Huntington Beach Sharks must be feeling
today following their recent 9-0 loss.
It wu a complete team victory with Danny Whitaker, Nathan
Hunter and Nagib Marroquin, as well as single tallies from Rizal
McGee, David Barnett and Matt Schirmer.
In Division 2 girls play Costa Mesa's entry recorded a 3-0 victory
over 1\Jstin.
Christine Moffett led the scoring with a first-quarter goal, then
Michelle Barnett drove home a winnet before halftime.
Barnett w.u there in the third quarter to drive in the final score,
tnaneuvering tn the crowded goalie area with a good move to get the
open shot. Marissa Dinsdale, Erin Toole and Lisa Gerlach were all
credited for their defensive play in protecting the shu tout victory.
NEWPORT BEACH -Brooke Taylor continued as
the only unbeaten player on the Newport Harbor
High girls tennis team Thursday, sweeping three
singles matches to help the Sailors top El Toro, 14-4.
Taylor also is 30-0 in doubles for Newport Harbor
(15-1 overall, 6·1 in Sea View League). El Toro fell to
0·6 in league.
The No. 3 doubles team of Sarah Barker and Krls-
tein Case ga.ve up only three games on the way to a
three-match sweep.
Estancia bandies Costa Mesa
COSTA MESA -Bstanda High girls tennis coach
Dave Herbert loaded up his doubles Thursday to
help the Eagles claim a 12-6 Pad.fie Coast League
triumph over visiting Costa Mesa.
Senion Katie Kreisle and Erin Bergman. as well
a.s junior Sayort nuji and Marle Arbuzow each
swept their three doubles sets. wtule seruor Mered-
ith Newland won two sets in her singles debut al No.
3.
Estancia, ranked sixth m CIF Southern Section
Division IV, improved to 9-6, 3·4 m league.
•w e're getting ready for Aliso Niguel (fuesday),
whlch is a make-or-break match for us,• Hebert
sa..id. "II we beat them, we'll still probably finish
fourth. But we'll be over .500, and our ranking will
give us a great shot at a playoff berth.·
Junior Kristin Chisholm swept at No. 1 singles for
the Mustangs, while Mesa seruor Usa Steele won
two singles sets.
lbUndll 12. Costa Mela ' Slngtes: Frlno (E) lost to Chisholm, l-6, lost to Stfffe, 2-6.
def. Lieu, 6-3; Urqulu {E) lost. 0-6, 0-6. won. 6-0; NeYMnd (E)
lost 1 ·6, won. 7-6, 6-1 .
0ota1 .. • 8eonett Solomon (E) def Tr•n-Oimson. 6-3, def.
Wells-\Nhitt¥er, 6-4. lost to Do-H•rtloff, 2-6; IC.relsle-lefgman
(E) won, 6-2. 6-1, 6-3; TS"IJl,Arbuzow (E) won. 6-2. 6-3. ~.
TODA v ~s LOCAL SCHEDULE
st e pha n ie
keefe
•. Unique
Dawson ·
works
• on view
• His nautical paintings
are items whlch should
not be missed ... they're
for captains of the finest . 12-meters to the everyday ..
sailor in the bay.
Known for its dedicati.· on to
maritime tradition and its
promotion or seafanng
endeavors, the Newport Harbor •
Nauucal Museum is once again
offering the publlc the
opportunity to relive a piece of J
nautical history with its newest
exhibit "Montague Dawson -
His Life and Works.·
The exhibit -featunng
works from both private
collections as well as from the ;
Vallejo Gallery -is the largest
collectlon of Dawson's original
pambngs to be shown on the
West Coast in more than a
decade
Tue subjects in this collection
include naval pdlnbngs from
both world wars. general
yachting subjects, pure
seascapes and a Wlde range of
clipper ship pamt:mgs -
Dawson's trademark.
For those unfamiliar with
Montague Dawson, be is
conside red to be the best-known
manne painter of the 20th
century, as weU as one of the
most skilled craftsmen -0f the
English mantime artJsts.
Born in 1995 in Ch.iswick,
England, Dawson was the
grandson of noted English
landscape-pamter He-nry-
Dawson .
Dawson began pamling
sailing vessels m tus youth,
selling lus fu'st painting at the
tender age of 8.
By his 15th birthday, he had
already won several awards for
tus work and was working in
London's commeroal art studios
Though he painted a number
of subjects, 1t was lus maritime
ou paintings that earned him the
reputation as "the king of the
clipper ship artists " nus reputation made hun
extremely successful, being the
second highest prud artist behind
Picasso m the 1960s.
Being held m conjunctlon
WLth th
Vallejo f\.laribme Gallery in
Newport Beach, the exhibition
will begrn-Nov. 8 and will run
through March at the Newport
Harbor Nautical Museum.
The extub1t marks the first of
many "partnership" exhibitions
present with local marine
businesses.
The Vallejo Mantime
Museum has spent the last 25
years creating, preserving and
documenting a comprehensive
collection of original period
marine paintings and nautical
antiques.
The museum's focus IS on
early maritime artists, as well as !
on the world's harbors and ,
coastal scenery reflected in I
pieces from the 18th to the early
20th century
For more information about
the Montague Dawson exhibit.
please call the Newport Harboc
Nautical.Museum at 673-7863
The muse\lDl is located on the
landmark sternw beeler The
Pride of l'fewport at 151 Eut
Coast Highway in Newport
Beach.
eo.taMMa34
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Score by Quutws
Estancia 6 0 0 0 • 6
Costa Mesa 0 20 6 8 • 34
Ant~
Est -Mueller 24 run (pass
failed), 7:17.
Second Qwirter
CM -Herzog 1 run
(Herzog to Stewart), 7:16.
CM -Herzog 80 punt
return (run failed). 4:21.
CM -Herzog 14 run
(run failed). 1:35.
'Third Quarter
CM -Herzog 65 punt
return (kick failed), 5:43.
Fourth Quarter
CM -5 run (31 run). 1:52.
Attendance: 200
(estimated).
INDIVIDUAL RUSHING
Est -Freeman, 13-60;
Mueller, 11-46; Zambrano.
7-27; Crogan, 6-3; Garner. 1-2;
Whelpley, 1-2; Collier, 1-2;
Dimas, 1-0; Dyer, 1-min-5;
Fanaian. 1-min-6.
CM -Herzog, 18-172;
Ferryman, 7-35; Stewart, 1-5;
Culp, 1-3; Little, 1-min-2;
Weir, 1-min-4.
INDIVIDUAL PASSING
Est -Crogan, 0-3-0, 0.
CM ·Weir, 0-2-0, 0. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Costa Mesa High's Jimmy Herzog ts off to the races with Estancla's Kory Menden ln pursuit in Thursday's city showdown.
Mesa rings Ea
• Herzog (Jimmy) runs wild,
scoring four touchdowns,
including punt returns of 80
and 65 yards to punish
crosstown rival Estancia.
By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot
6
34
COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa High
starting tailback doing all the damage
Thursday had that familiar smile of a Her-
zog and that familiar crushing style of a
Herzog. Heck, the first name was even
five letters.
However, it wasn't Steve. It was JIM-
MY..
Tue Jimmy in this case, Jimmy Herzng
who rushed 18 times for 172 yards and
scored four touchdowns to lead the Costa
Mesa freshman football team to a con-
vincing 34-6 victory over cross-town rival
Estancia.
Two of Herzog's touchdowns came on
runs of 1and14 yards. The others on elec-
trifying punt returns of 80 and 65 yards.
Herzog's returns so demoralized the
Eagles that they tried to run for a first
down on fourth-and-13 at the Costa Mesa
42 midway through the third quarter
instead of opting for another punt.
"We got killed on special teams," said
E...tancia Coach Dave Jones. "We couldn't
punt so we just decided to go for it. We
actuaUy do that a lot because our defense
has been so good, but we couldn't stop
(Herzog) today. I wish we had him on our
team."
first when Matt Mueller capped a three-
play drive with a 24-yard TD burst early
in the first quarter. A LS-yard penalty for
having 12 men on the field and another 5-
yard illegal procedure call doou1ed the
"extra point attempt.
"I was pretty happy to start there,"
ones sai . e recovere a wn e an
then went in for the score. We were think-
ing 'Yeah, that's the way to open up.'"
The Eagles (3-3-1 overall, 0-2 in Pacif-
ic Coast League) looked on the way to
snapping a two-game losing streak.
Unfortunately for Estancia, it was all Mus-
tangs from there an as Costa Mesa scored
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Estancia quarterback Grtfftn Crogan ts swarmed over by Mesa defenden In Thursday's Paclttc Coast League game.
34 unanswered points.
After falling behind 20-6 at the half,
Estancia ran off 19 plays to Costa Mesa's
two in the third quarter, but came out
Costa Mesa's ortly off~nsive play was a
fumble; the other was Herzog's second
TD punt return.
•Jimmy did a great job for us, but I
hope you can mention the job the line did
tonight," Costa Mesa Coach John Camey
said. "We work in practice to have them
crea e o es so a even muny s
wouldn't get touched. They did that
today."
Robert Hulliger, Aliscio Martinez,
Chaz Hunter and Jason Rankin were
especially singled out by Camey. Rankin
was in on two sacks on defense.
The first person to hug Herzog after a
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post-game meeting, was his brother
Steve.
"He really helps me a lot,..-Jimmy said.
"We look at films of my games and he
same with his games. We really think
alike."
The kicking game was the key for the
Mustangs who improved to 6-1 overall, 2-
0 in Pacific Coast League play with three
league games remaining against Univer-
sity, Laguna Hills and La a Beach.
e es e pun re , os esa
also recovered one of two pooch kickoffs,
but both plays ironically led to two first-
halt scores.
"That's a set play," Carney said.
"We've been pretty successful with it this
year." ~
Not quite an onsides kick, the place-
kicker puts the ball over the first line of
l'eceivers into the hands of the second
wave. The MuStangs flood the zone with
the ball and battle for the recovery.
and a two-point conversion from Dave
Weir to Greg Stewart put the Mustangs
up, 8-6.
Estancia recovered the first of the two
ensuing short kickoffs at the Mesa 4 7, but
went three-and-out before Herzog ran
back the punt to put the Mustangs up, 14-
The Mustangs tried another pooch
kick, recovering it at the Estancia 37. Sev-
en plays later, Herzog rambled in from the
14 to make it 20-6 at the half.
Stewart added a 5-yard TD with 5:31
left in the game to round out the scor-
ing.
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• Newport-Mesa Jr.
Midgets capture first win
of the season with the
shutout victory over Santa .
Margarita eleven.
The Jr. Midget Cha.rgers-
defeated the Santa Margarita
Eagles, 6-0, for their first victory
of the season, highlighting New-
port-Mesa Pop Warner football
last weekend.
The Chargers controlled the~
ball for the majority of the game
with g~ line bl~g ~d th~
Fernando Azurln. .
It was Azurin who scored the,
only touchdown of the game with
a 40-yard dash, picking up a key,
block from Oliver Bosch en routei
to the TD. '
The stingy Charger defense
held the Eagles ground attack IDi
check throughout the game. ',
Joe Wall, Jerry Molina, Doug
Ambtlrgey;--Tony-Raymond and
Cody Forsythe shut down the run,
and pressured the passer thei
entire day.
'IWo key interceptions, one bf
Jeff Miller and the final game-
saver by Joey Mueller, were also_
critical to victory.
The Chargers host the Long
Beach Rams Saturday at 11 a.m.
at Costa Mesa High.
M idget Cowboys 36
Canyon Hills Comanches 36:
.t
Fighting back from a 16-Q
deficit, the Cowboys got a TD run
by Chad Gordon, and a TD ~s
from Matt Moore to Nick Cabicci
to close the gap to 16-14 at half..,
time. ·
The Cowboys led 36-.30 late iii>
the game after scores by Gordon;
Moore and Cabico. ~
Canyon Hills, however, cam~
back to tie the game at 36 with
1:30 left.
Preserving the tie was Cabico;
who broke through to block the
PAT attempt. ~
Defensively, interior linemen
Scott Scheppens and "fravis 1\im.:'
ble played havoc with th~
Comanches' running game.
The Cowboys meet the Yorba'
r.maa-~ecs ih a 1 p .m. game
Saturday at Costa Mesa. ,
n
' The Chiefs started out slowly
as evidenced by a 26-0 halftime
shortcoming.
Cody Levy was named the
Chiefs' Player of the Game after a..
strong effort at center and nose,
guard. -
Others who stood out were
Cody Singer and Cris Weiss oq
defense; and Cris Lee and Adam
Elmore on the offensive line.
The Chiefs will try to get back
on the winning track on Saturday
at 9 a.m . .at Cost& Mesa High with
Beach White Panthers. 1
The blue chips from this team
will be competing Nov. 30 in An<---1
AFC vs. NFC All-Star Foot
Game.
•0ur first-year players gave it
everything they had," said no-
Jans oa s a.
The Mighty Mite Carcltna1'
dropped a convincing verdict to
the Sftdd.leback Valley Blue Be~
despite continuing progress or\
both sides of the ball. '
The Cardinals have a bye ~
Week. I ,
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on May "· '"'· Fiii tt\9 Contr•cl and ••Kut• Pilot October t1, 111, 25, Ut TM Cttr Drive. 1104(d) of the lntMnal ~ duc1ecl by:. corpcw.flon CICITEEZ. 241 s. McCoy The IOlloWlng perl<l!\I.,. The following~'°"'.,. Th• following person•.,.
No.F1"838780M the required document•, 1996. Poet otftoe enue Coda, notice Is ~~~.._..lttrtedOct.dOlnQ Ad., Orange, CA 121168 ~olng butlnen u : SMwd doing bu1lneu aa : doing buslnest u : Har1· Gerllnda ...... 3&t Sevlllt auch bid le<:urlty wltl be F833 ... t4t71 hereby glwn ltlat the .,,_ _,... , ... r"· :t. lf, JarMI R. 1<9nnedy, 248 S. oevetopment, 1420 S. Man-Women'1 lnvHtm.nl Ne\, 1h0fn Family Umlled Part•
Ln .. Co11a Meaa, CA 92827 lorl•ll•d. The8 Fafthful Ptr· PUBLIC NO~ICI o,..._., CA nual return tor lllC8f V.at 1c': ! no.-p1c E McCoy Rd., Orange. CA hattan Avt., Fulltt1on, CA work Group of N-pon nershlp 12. 400 Bernatd
FtmandO Navarrette. 332 ormance ond •hall r.. ·1 •taetS.1971 1995 of TWEl.VE ELEVEN • · · .... ,... ~ 928A 92831 &.ach, 2212 Dupont 011111. St., Costa Mesa. CA 92626
TOU<I Lane, Cotta M111, math In lnhlu~,'Ofce aod eltect 81C H24 IN TH• MATTIR OP PRESS, a p.-lvllte found• C*1'0ruc~lld":;t 2<!,on8 8cepccClon ~d ~rbala, Don z. Kazarian, 3412 Suitt I, Irvine, CA 92715 H11t1t H. MOOJ, 400 a.1. ·
CA 92$27 roug 1 • .., guar1ntff ~ tlon, i. avlil~ at the • • .. • M oy ·• anQ9, Ocean Bllld Colona del Janeen H. Cunningham, nard St., Costa Mtsa, CA Thlt butlnet1 It con-rlod 11 tpecltltd In tht NOTIC• OP TH• P•TITtON TO ~tlon'I p.-lnclpll offk:9 Thl1 ltalemet'll wu tiled CA 928el Mar CA 9262°5 2212 Dupont Drive Suite 1 92826
ducted by co-par1neta ventral condlllon1. PETITION TO CHANG• TH• NAM• tor 1n1pec:110n duflng r.-with lt\9 County Clefk ol Thlt bu1ln111 It con. Ken A. l<azarlan 7 Skylln. lrvlne. CA 92715 ' ' Thli bu1lne11 la con-
Glf11nde HUI · The DISTRICT rtnrvn ADMHHITD OP EluMtl'I GraMM tar bullneat houra lrom Orang. County on to.a-ti ducted by: an Unlncor~ Irvine CA 92812' . Rita .MeC1be 2927 Plfia dUC1ad by: a limlltcl part· 1 ... :tee1a11 lt\9 right 10 reject any fK all l!ITATa OFi on IMh•" •f 8tewn 9:00 a.m. 10 4:00 p.rn. by 1 ... ,. .. ,.2 rated suoclatlon °1 " Thi•' bu1lnt11 11 con-N-pon a..cii, CA 928&0' ,,.,..,Ip
Thia tta .. ment wa• 111.d bids or to waive any It· IRVINQ GRATZ l!rlo ...,., Jr. any citizen who requem lt Dally Pilot Oct. "· 18, 25, UW'I • pattnerahlP,_. dol ducted by: a general part· Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-Han you llat1ed doing ,..,.....,.,... Cle k I regularltlH or lnformaliliff CASIE NO A181838 CAii NUM•D Within 180 claya after the Nov. 1, 19111 FMS ... .,. you ttatt..... ng nerahlp ducted by: a general part· busJneu ytf? yes, Sept. Wilh the .....,....", ' o In tny bids or In th• bid-• da .. of thla pubUcadon. · bullnft• yet? no H started doing nershlp 30 1996
Otangl COUnty on 9-27·9e ding. To all helrt, benellclarle9. At8404• The toundatlon'a oMcloal PUIUC NOTICI! James R. Kennedy 1118 you ? Jul 15. Hew ou stl'1ed doing Hffler H. Moon Daily Piiot Oct. 4, 11, 18, 14 required by Section credl=, conlingerlt ~ado ORHR TO ~ 19 tocat9d •. 338 Via TtQ 1tatement wu filed ~::r•ss yet yes,. Y ' bu~ yet? no Thi• statement wu flied
25. 1998. f802 1713 of lht California I~ si:.9t: 1_:1~ IHOW CAUll FOR Udo Soud, Newport Beach, Flotltleu9 ........_s with the County Ctm of Don z. Kazarian J-.n H. Cunningham with the County Clefk of
:.;;..:.---------1l.abot Code, the Director of o M Ifft CHANG• OP NAM• CA. 92ee3 INaMe 8bll.....nl Orano-County on 10-21-96 This statement wu filed Thl1 tta .. mtrl1 was flied 0ranQ9 County on 10-21·98 PUIUC NOTICI! lh9 O.J.artmenl of lnctus-~'rt~~=~« both. PETlTIONER(S) fllZablth (7t4) 723-5050, The tclowlng penon1 are 1He3HH32 with the Couoty Clerk ol with tt\9 County Cle<k of 19H38H579
STATSMaNT OF ~al~ •Ilona ol the State A PETITION hu been Graham on behalf ol Rolend R. ap..rs, At-= bullMM M : Hor.-Dally Piiot Oct. 25, Nov. 1, Orange County on 10-HllS Orange County on 10-8-9e Dally P~ol Oct. 25. New. 1.
AMNDOMMINT OP ~ned~~~r~~8i; :!': lllecl by MICHAEL GRATZ ~~ ~~~·p-:nn~ l•rMW at Law, P.O. COfPOI'~~~ I . 15, 1996. 19983197542 1He3H8319 8, 15. 1996. usa C)ff PlCTtTIOUI Ing ratn of waga In lhe and EtJGENE GRATZ In th9 FOR AN ORDER TO ... 3938, Cost. M ... , a.acti ~ 92MO F931 Daily Pilot Oct. 4, 11, 18, Dairy Pilot Oct. 11. 18, 25. F91S
8USIN•ll HA.Ml locallty tn Yfhk:h lh9 Work Superior Cour1 of CalllOf· CHANGE NAMES FROM CA uua PT..i9y Homes, (CA) 19 PUBUC NOTICE 25. 1996 F828 Nov. 1, 19941 Fae1 PUBLJC NOTICE
The '°":",.'1 ~aont Is to be performed. eopi.s ~~~.!_~, Steven enc Hank, JR. TO Publl•h•d Newport Corporlile Plaza. tffwpon PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE have at>and th9 u .. ol of thne ~· rate dettrml· • --.--· Stev9n Eric Otahlm B ... cti.-cotta w... Dally Buch, CA t2e80 Floutloue auslMu Flctllloua Buslnffa
tht Flctltfou1 Bu1tn111 nations, en11Ued PREVAIL· k~~<gH?f~{!zRA~ ~ h 11 hereby or<Mred that Piiot October 25, 1998. HSP, Inc., (CA) 19 Cotpo-Name Shltal'IMnt f1ctltlous 9uslneH FlcUUoua 8uslnHt Nam. Stat•ment
Name: Unl-Med Atalty Ad· ING WAGE SC.Al£, are pointed u ptrtonal rlPf• d perlOf\I Interested In F904 rate Plaza. Newport &.ICh, The lollowlng penons are Nal'IM Statement Name Statam•nl Tht following persons •11 Y1sor1. L.LC.. 1801 Do\11 maintained II the DISTRICT ltr'ltatlvel to admlnllter the WI maner appear before CA 92eeo d bullnffl 11: a) Cap-. .
Strtet, Sult• 200. New rt office located at: 1370 • . doing business as: N-dol~ business as: ous Clothln~ Company.
• ., ' THE PETITION reqUffll No. 703 ot Iha Orange ducted by: a general patt· Leal, 12181 yx Cir., Gar· Vending Servlce1 2522 Or· R 1lon 4121 Wntf(fy 117S.D12 a. 8f St 1187, Tht Flctllloua Bu1ln11s CA 92828; Phyllcal Faclll· the decedent'• WW and County Super1or COUtt It Flotltloue ..,...,... nerthlp den Grove, CA 92645 ange An #B c01la M111 Place ;, 108, Newport Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Nime referred to above tlH Planning, and •rt avail-codicil• If any, be admitted tt\9 addreu •hown abo'll llenM 8tatement Haw you atarted doing Lynn Gold1mllh (Mrt . CA 92627· ' ' a.ach CA 92660 Jost De La Jara. 1175-D12 ·
was filed In OranQ9 County ablt lo anylnttfested party to probate TM Will and on 12-3, 19111, at 2:00 The following penont.,. buslneu yet? Yff, July 22, Green Leaf), 12181 Onyx Ernesto Canetlo 2522 Or· Patrick Edward Muldown Baker St. 11'187, Costa 0 n 7 ·1 3 .9 3. F 111 upon request. The Con-any codlclis are available o'clock p.m., and then and doing buslneu 11: a} 1981 Cir.. Gard9R Grove, CA ange Ave. #B, Costa Mesa. 11 Tobago, Laguna Niguel: Mesa, CA 92626 No.F578740 • lr1ctor 1hall poll a copy of lot examination In the Iii• there •how cauM, If any Coalt Pain MaMgement Prnley Homn. Nancy M. 92645 CA 92627 CA 9287' Jennifer Tryfon, 1175·012
Unl·Mad HHlthcare Sys· lhls document at Heh Job kept by th• court. they have, why the .,.utlon Medlcal arou,. Inc., b) Or· Hat1an, Vic. Prnldenl and David Goldsmith, (Captain Claudia Canetlo. 2522 Or· Sharon Let Muldown, 11 Qaker SI.. 1187. Costa
1em1, Inc.. (Utth), 201 lilt. The Contractor and THE PETITION request• for ChanQ9 of name itlcMd ano-Cont Anffthffla ~ General Counnl Twist), 12181 Onyx Cir .. angt Ave. #B, Costa Mesa. Tobago, Laguna Niguel, CA Mesa, CA 92626 South Main St., 1900, Sall any 1ubcontr1ctor under 11 authorlt 10 administer th• not be granted. 1oclatH Medical Group, Thi• 1ta1ernan1 wu filed Garden Gr011e, CA 92645 CA 92627 92671 This business Is con· 1
llkt City, Utah, 84111 shall pay not let• than the estate ~der the lndepeo-1111 further ordared thll a Inc.. 18130 Brookhur1t, with the County Cllfk of Thlt bu1lntu Is con· This business 11 con-This buslntu Is con· ducted by: co-partners ;
Thi• bu1lne11 It con-iptellled prevailing ratH of dent Administration of fl· COPV of thl• ordlf to •how fo1.1ttaln Valley, CA 92708 Orange County on 10-11-te ducted by: husband and dueled by: husband and ducttcl by: husband and Have you started doing, ducted by a corporallon wagH lo an workers am· lates Act (Thi• au1horlty cauH be publl1h1d In Callfomla Anelthe1la ~ 19H3898844 wile wilt wilt business yet? yes. 9·1·96 '
Unl·Mtd Healthcare Sy•· ployed In the txecutlon ol wiU allow ·th• personal rep-Dally Piiot, • newtpaper ol 1oclat11 Medlal Group, Dally Pilot Oct. 11. 25, Have you started doing Have you started doing Have you started doing Jose De La Jara • tems. tnc •• Garth E. Hogan, lht Contract. rtsentativH to take many general clrwlatlon pub-Inc:., (CA), &444 E. Spring Nov. 1, a, 11198 F898 buslne11 yt1? no bU$iness yet? no business ytt? no This statement was filed:
President No bidder may wlthdriw actions without court Hshed In lhlt county, at StrHt, Box 288, Long LyM & D1Yld Goldsmllh Ernesto CaMHo Sharon Muldown with the County Clerk of
t•ff.J.0370 any bid for a Plflod of sixty oval. &.fOfa laklnil :!. leHI once a week for low &..ch, CA 90815 PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• statement was filed This statement was filed This statement w11 ftltd 011lnge County on 10-1~ I Thi tat 1 wa1 flied (GO! dlYI airer the date lt1 :an very Important actlonl conncullve week• Pflot to Thi• builneu 1• coo-with lh• County Clerk of wlth th• County Ct11k ol with lht County Clerk ol 199~897$44 1 1 ~menounty Cl k of for the o~nlng of bids. however, the personal rep'. lhe day of the Maring. ducted by:• corporation Flotltlous 81la11Maa Orange County on 9-6-96 Orange County on l0-7·96 Orange county on t0.11·96 Daily Pilot Oct. 4. 11, l8.'
With theCou 1"~"""' A payment bond shall be restntalivH will be r• DATI!: AUO 20 HH Have you llarted doing Nal'IM Statement 19993895107 1999399B203 1998389B745 25 1996 F828 1 Orangt nty on ..,..., • ....., required prior to execution . ,.. ~-,,_ 1 ,_. Q At. a H I C K MA M buslnffs yet? No The foll......t-,_.ION are Dally Pll 1 Oct. 4 11 18 . . · p· "~ " 25 ' • Daily Pilot Oct. 11, 18, 25, ol tht contract •nd shall be qw .... tog ..... no .... e o "'" IC 0 M 11a' Calllomla Anelthesi• ,.._ doing ~';;.-:', .. ii: People o • ' • D11ly Piiot Oct. 11, 18, 25, Daily •lot v.;•. '"· . PUBLIC NOTICE '
Nov. 1, 1998 In the form Ht forth In tht teres~a:118 s::~:sno~~·: ~l':.:l!c:. EOP T:. SUP!!.-1oclatn Medical Group, Comi'nunlcaflont SefvlcH, 25, 1996 FIS32 Nov. 1, 1996 F842 Nov. 1, 8, 1996 F878 :
FIS39 contrict documen~s. ~sented to the proposed fUOR COURT Inc .• Jeffrey Solomon, M.O .• 1000 South Coa1t Dr.. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Busln••• , -------~----• Pursuant to Section 22300 action) The Independent PrnlderC IR201 Costa MHa. CA Name StalenMnt PUBLIC NOTICE ol Iha Public CC!nlract administration authority wlll ELIZABETH GRAHAM on Thi• statement was llled 92828 ' Fictitious BuslnH.I FtctltlO\ls BualneH Fictitious 8uaJne11 The following persons .,,l
---------1 Codt. lht con1ract will con-be granted unlHI an In-behalf of St1'19n Eric Hank with the County Clerk 01 Unda Louise Oobef, 1000 Nam• St•l•m•nt Nam• Statement Nam• Statement doing business as: Thel
NOTICE TO taln Pfovlslons ~mltllng l1tresled person llln an ob-JR., 1 Morvoe, 1113, Ir· Orange County on 9-27-te South Coast Or.. IR207, The following persons are The lollowlng ptrsons art The following pertOM .,. Rose Cottage, LLC., 254 t
CONTRACTORS IM succHslul bidder to jecllon to the petition and vine, CA 12620 tHe3197253 Costa Mesa. CA 92828 doing businesa as: P.D.O .• doing business as: Burials doing business as: Pedal South Gtusell. Orange, CAl
CAL.LINO ,OR •IDS iubstilult ~teurlllts lor any shoW good cau .. why the Publlthed Newport Dally Pilot Oct. 4, 11, 18. Mltehell G. Cohen. 6839 4540 Campus Or., Suite at Sea. 125 Agate Avt. Puahtrl Vall! Strvact. 92866 I
SchoOI Dltttlct: COAST ~On!-S w lhheld byrf the court should not grant thl BHch-Coata Mesa Dally 25. 1996 F808 Tahl1l, Garden Grove, CA 1(1(), N-pon Beach. CA Suite 3 Newpot1 Beach 1927 Harbor Bllld .• '150, Th• Rose Cottage. LLC ., COMMUNITY COLLEGE llrici to en11M1 pe orm· authority. Pilot Oct 11 18 25 Nov 90830 92660 CA 92sS2 . Costa Mesa CA 92627 254 South Glassell, Or-,
DISTRICT •nee under tile conlrlct. A HEARING on th9 pell-· • • • · PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-Vince Abbotl, 207 La Giegory A. Bales, 125 Jacqueline ·M. Frttto, 2565 ange. CA 92866 ,
Bid Deadline: November Each bid s~bmNitttcl1 •n;'a lion wlll be held on NO-1• l99e. Fll68 F1 Utl 1 alMSa ducted by: a g1n1ral patt• Co1t1 Ct. Costa Mesa. CA Agate Ave 13 Newpot1 Santa Ana Ave., 12. Costa This business is con-1 12. 1996 at 2:00 p.m. 1ponse lo lhil 01 ee • a VEMBER 14, 1996, at c oua u nership 92627 Beach. CA 92662 MHa, CA 92627 ducted by: limited Uablhly l Place or Sid Receipt: Of· contain, 11 • bid lltm, ad· 1:45pm In O.pl. 703-lo-PUBLIC NOTICE NanM Shlt ... tent Have you •tatted doing Sarah Abbotl, 207 la Wendy E. Bates. 125 Christina M. Suva, 2585 Co. I
!let ol Dlr1C10f of Pwchu· equate •Meting, •~ng. cated at 341 The City Drive The following ~ns are buslnes• yet? yH. 10-1·98 Co1ta Cl .• Co1ta Mesa, CA Agate Ave. 13, Newport Santa Ana Ave .. 12. Costa Have you started doing, 1ng, Coast Community C~!· and bracing. or equ ent South, Orange, CA 92668. NOTICE OP IAL• doing bullneu u . by thl Linda Loulle Gobef 92827 Beach, CA 92662 Mesa. CA 92627 business yet? no • ltgt Dlslllc:t. Bldg. ..D • method. tor lht protection IF YOU OBJECT to the In ' accord~ with the Se~ El1ct1onlcally, 419 This 1ta1ement was filed Thi• bu1ln111 11 con· This business Is c;on· This business Is con· The Rose Conage, L.LC .• 1
1370 Adams Avanue. Cos1a ol lilt and llmb In trenches granting of tilt petition, you prolllllon• ol Section 21700 Main St., Suite 115, Hun-with the COunty Clerll ol ducted by: husband and ducted by: husband and ducted by: a general pan. Janis W. McLaughlln. Vlcel
Men, CA 92626 end 0~•n excavation, should ap~ar 11 the hear· through 21118 of tM Call· tlnglon a.ach, CA 92648-Orange County on 10-18-96 wife wife nerthlp President 1
Project ldenlltlcallon which 1 111 conform to ap-Ing and stalt your ob-lornla Buslne11 and Prof .. 5199 19"38H433 Have you started doing Have you started doing Have you 11arted doing This statement was flied • Nime: Orange Coaat Col· pllcabla saltly orders. Ions or flit written 0 Aldtll Elli son 828 l.ak• Oct~~. fl"Ye nesrywt?-no-, ~~lie &-~.,,.. 0.fft'nift9 1 ons wth the coUit be-due an unpaid 1torag1 IM · • un ngton tac • e. 15. 1998. Vince Ab Gregory A. BatH Jacqueline M. Freno Orange County on IC>-4·98 1 opy; Bid No. 1731 Bv Wllllam M. Vega, f0t1 th• h9arlng. Y04Jf ap-for which Safe Harbor Self CA 92648 f907 Thi• 1tat1mtnl w11 flied This statement was filed Thi• 1tat1men1 was liltd 19993097987 1 Place Bid• are on Ille and l!d. D., Chanc•llor, ~arance may be In perton Stor1ge II entltled to aa Joi ~~~ 826~ ~ wllh the County Cltrk of with the County Cle<k ot with th• County Clerk ol Daily Pilot Oct. 11. 18. 25.1 available al: Oltlce ol the CoHt Community Col-or by yOUt attorney. Uen purawint to s.ctlon 138 8 un ... 'V.on • PUBLIC NOTICE Orang• County on 9-27·96 Orange County on 10-4·96 Oranga County on 10-11·96 Nov. 1, l996 F847 i
Phytlcal faclUtlH Coordl· le e Dlitrlct IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR 21702 of tald code on tM 9214 19983897271 19983898004 19983898747 1 nator, Atdith Richey, Co~ll 'Publl•h•d Newport or a contlngent creditor of good• hereinafter d• f~ Ell~ton·~~A Flcllttoua 8ualnen Dally Piiot Oct. 4, 11, 18, Daily Pilot Oct. 11 , 18, 25. Dally Piiot Oct. 18, 25, PUBLIC NOTICE 1 Community College Das· B11ch-Co1ta MtH O•'"' tt\9 deceased. you mutt Ill• terlbld and due nollc9 :e.., Lit .,..on Name ltatem.nt 25 19111 F806 Nov 1 1996 F849 Nov.' 8 1998 F874 Fictitious BuslnHI • 1r1c1: 1370 Adam• Ave.. _, your claim with the court 11av1ng been given 10 par· The following peraona.,. ' · • • • 1
BldQ. "D", Co11a M .... Pilot October 18. 25, 1998. and man• copy to tne ~-u.. known to ctalm .,, In-Thi• bu1tne11 I• coo-dolno ~ .. aa: Mwn-PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NanM Statem9"t I CA. (714) 432·5707 F870 sonai representaUYff ap-term therein and lh9 Ume dUCted by: • general part· tlM'e l>ublicatlonl, 537 New-The lollowlng persons art I
NO'TICE IS HEREBY oolnted by the court within •pacified In IUCh nottc. tor nenhlp poft CerC8f Or1w Sult• F1cUtlou1 8ualn.H Flcutlou• •u1lMSI flctltlou• BuslMH doing business as: Tat• In-,
GIVEN that th• abov.. PUBLIC NOTICE '°"'month• from the d.r• ~ment ol 1udl'"' hav-~-llat1ed doing 122. Newport Buch. CA Nam. Stat•nMnt Name statHMnt Nam• Stat•ment ves1nwn1 Umited, 421 ery.1 named School Dls1rlct ol LO'" .. NO. ol first ltwanc:. of the let· expired wl• be told at Joi~-.. no 92ee0 Thi k>lowlng pertOnt are Thi tollowting persons..,. The following pertonS are son SPflngs. Coll• ....... , Orange County, Cahlornla, _,, Itri H p1ovfded In MCtlon auc:1lon by K. E. Henry an.n, 2901 Carob dolr'G ~ u: Santa doing business 11: Sunni doing bU$IMU as: Sol & CA 92627
acting by and through ltt 983-8889709 9100 of the Calllonu ~ .Auc:tlon SaMcl CSL·A2221 Thia ...,.,.,,. WU Ned Slr~ Newport a..c:tl, CA f l SeMcH, 7881 &ook· Windows, 17214 Beach Man Enterptlses. 25812 V• Tara lnvtsl~I Umltad,j Govetnlng Board, htrtln•I· T.S. NO. bate Codt. The time for fl. at 18142 Harbof Blvd., ~~~ty on~,:' 92660 wood Dr., Huntington 81vd., Huntington a.ach. svvta Aw .. Mi11lon V18JO, 421 Bryson Spnngs. Costa. ter rtltrred to 11 .. DIS. 98-M924CA ~ claJms will not IXPU• Santa Ana, County ol Or· ..,._..,.. UU d'Alcy, 2807 Catob S.actl CA 92648 CA 92047 CA 92691 Meu, CA 92627 •
TAICT", witt ~ up to. '"4/VA H before tow months trom ange, State ot California on 1ne3ff7MI Sir., Newport Beach, CA Petlf' Young Kim. 7688 Jeannie Twcford, 3245 lo-Farid K. Mansour, 25812 This buslnus is co~•
but not later thin lht 85007845~·0 the Maring dale noUcecl the 30lh day of October. Dally Piiot Oct. 4, tt, 18, 92660 &ookwood Or., Huntington dlana Ave .• Costa Mesa. vuuvla An., Mission duct'!' t>y: • limited part·•, 1bolle-1tated Ume. M•led above. 19111 at 10:00 a.m. Tenn• 25, 19111 fl1t Thi• bu1lne11 I• con-e.ach, CA 92648 CA 92526 Viejo, CA 92691 nersh1p . Oldt for the award of a NOTIC~ OF YOU MAY EXAMINE the lor lhe tale are~caah Ody. dUc:ted by: ~ Marta H. Kim, 7688 Brook· George Twcford. 3245 In-Mike Sollman, 30762 .Calle Havt you Slar1ed doeng
contract for the project d• TRUSTEES SALi! lilt kept by the eouf1. If you Sale aublec:t 10 ~ PUIUC NOTICE Haw ¥CMI ltaltecl doing wood Or., Huntington dlana Ave., Costa Mesa, Barbosa. l.aguna N1gutl, business yet? yes, 9-1·96 j scribed 11: YOU ARE IN DEFAULT art a person lnttrtsled In lion. Landlord ,........ the bullnffl yet? no &.ach, CA Sl2848 CA 92626 CA 92677 Tara lnv1Stmeo1 Umited,
Retool Music and Canopy UNDER DEED OF TRUST the Uta.le, yc>4l may Ille 11Qht to bid. 8l6ow 19 a kt flotlU..I 8valM~t Herwy Qnnn This bOslnen Is con-Thb buslnts~ 11 con-This buslntH Is con-Cwot A. Krog"h, G'tneral at Orange Cont College DATED JUlY 21. 1949. lJN· with the c.>ult a formal R• or namll and unit num-Name tM.....n Thie statement wu llltd ducted by: husband and ducted by: husband and ducted by: a general part· P1rtner Thefe will not be a pay· LESS YOU TAKE ACTION quasi for Special NOllce of b«t: The following PlflORI are with the County Clerk of wile wilt nership This 1tattment was tued t
menl required for one HI TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· IM filing of an lnvenl0ty The following unltl con-doing bulinMI 11: a) Clur· Orenge County on 10-16-96 HallO you ltar1ed doing Have you started doing Have you slatted doing w1lh lhe County Clerk of ; of Bid documentt. Bld1 ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT and appral1al of Hiatt a.-lain mite. houlfhold lcaln Yacht Charter b i ... HM3M ~,..rt ~yes."1119'" ~ -Orange County°" 19 4 98 ,
pacllet1 may be-olciled up A PUBLIC SAi.£. IF-¥00 •~or ol any petitJOn Of unlH• otherwlM 1taied. • Dall Pilot Oct 25 NOii 1 Peter Young t<Jm Jeannie v. Tu.dord Farid K. Mansour 19983817183 1 41 CCCD Phytk:al FacllitlH NEED AN EXPLANATION account .. provided In 138-Atthur Willem•; 14+ $Wee, 20302 .,:-I 1/ 1998. • • .• Thi• 1tattment Wll flied This 11.altmenl WU flied Thi• •tattmtnl ... filed Daily Piiot Oct. 11, 18. 25.j Office from IS a.m. to 5 OF THE NATURE OF THE section 1250 ol tM Callfor· SllYtrl E. MOOfl; 213-Klvtn Cyp.-111, Newpon • • ' Ft22 with th9 County Clerk ol with the County Clerk ol with lhl County Clerk ol NOii 1 1996 F854 t
p.m.; there win be a S4 PROCEEDING AGAINST nil Probate Code. A A .. Char1H Buford; 284.JoM CA 92660 Orange County on 10-1·98 Orange County on 10.8·96 Orange County on 10-15·96 . '
Charge for mailing docu-YOUt YOU SHOULD CON· que•t for Special Notice Anthony P•rn; 322· Mlcl\Mlh c~~~hers M:i; PUBLIC NOTICE 19983897557 19983818301 19983818923 1----------i
men11. TAC A LAWYER. form Is available from th• Hedrick lntlfnaflonat: 381· WDonfugi • N oportu Dally Piiot Oct. 4, 11, l8, Dally pn01 Oct. 11, 18, 25, Dally Pilot Oct. 18, 25, Bldt ahall be received In On NOVEMBER 1. 1996, court clerk. Jtl1 Qoonewardena; 4578-H Cypr1t1, ew Fictitious. 9I ss F&23 F858 N v 1 a 1998 F890
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and thoH bid• •hall be MORTGAGE COMPANY, as II Ronald A. Allen; 470-Jeltrey Undtty Jteob•, ame ......, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE opened and publicly read duly appointed Trull•• JOonH•Nr:p DEILY ISQ Marthtll• M1tl• Fulce; 20302 South West OIPr•H. The followt1ng Ptf'CM.'' !~•
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time and pi.c.. Dffd of Trutl recorded 7· (Cl8113187), REY· Vickie Johnston. Thi• bu1ln111 It con-a11 M~ge M .. ':':· N It t•m•nt Name Statement Name Statement
In accordance with lh9 28-89, u Inst. No. 89-N 0 L D 8 & D E I LY • Pu b II • h • d N • w Po r 1 ducted by: 1 general part· 3004 D ar Ave. ' Th :.im:wi,: rsons are The following ~son• art The fol lowing persons are
provl1lon1 ol Catlfornlt 398847, ol Ollicial Records 23521 PASl!O DI! Vltto Beacl1-Co1la M11a OallV nlflhlp ed doing ~~~2~1 l.a· c1o1r:i business':: Proltcti doing business as: East· doing buslneu u : Smart
Public Contract Codi Sec· In the otfic. of the C~ Ll!NCIAe ITI!. 119, LA-PUot Octobef 18, 25, 1998. ~yet?ttat1 bradot Of Costa Mesa Foods 1755 Orano-Avt blutt Mall Center 2545 Living Program. 16351
lior'I 3300, lh• Dlllrlct r• Atcordtr of f ~~OR· Q UN A HILLS, CA F14S9 Mlcl\MI Chrl:opher Mc· CA 112829 ·• • Ste. A. Coat.a Mtsa. cA Eastblulf Dr.. N'ewport Jamborff Road, Irvine. CA
QUlrH lhat lh• blddlf po" County, State o 92853 PUBLIC NOTICE Janeen M Etter 7 Deer 92627 a.ach, CA 92660 92612·1011
IHI thl toltowlng clu-NIA. executed by DS~~ Published Newport ~~lament .,., filed Creek, !MM. CA W14 Sllv910'9 Gasparrt 1755 Elizabeth Neilson, 1609 Profeulonal Service• Ad·
•lflcatlon of contractor'• fi. niOM~!~· AN._.USTOR. BHch.Costa M... Dally Netto. of with thl ,,.,..._, Oettt of Thi• bu11~... I• con-Orange Alll., Ste. A.. Cotta Whiteoak St., Costa Mt ... vertislng. Inc: .. (CA). 1835I cenn at the Ume lhll the RIED ,..... •. U • n • ._._ .. ,. unlncor Mela. CA. 92527 CA 92628 JambofM Road, INlne, CA connct .. ewarded: Will SEU AT PUBLIC Pilot Octoblf 25, 31, No-Dlsaolutltlft •• Orange County on 10.11·te dUctecl by: .,, r.; del1I 1755 Randy Ntllson 1609 Whil· 92912·1011
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19983897289 F917 25, 1996 F8HI 92e27 • Have yoU tlatWd doing Hive yoU ltwted doing HIYe you'" tlal'led doing bullnen yet? no
Dally Piiot Oct. 4. 11, 18. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICI Bart>lt• ScMdet, 2120 F bu11nes1 yet? yes, 01/88 Flctltloue •ualMH t>u11neU yet? no Flctltloua auatneea bUllnnl yet? yes, 8194 Marie M. Trtey
25, 1998 F807 Santa An• Ave., Costa 8ewr1y T. Smetro N•me a .. t•ment Robert Neuenfeldt N•m• Statement Donald f'. Schultz Thia 1tatement wH tlled PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltlou• aualneH FlcUUoua lualneaa MHI, CA 92527 Thia ttat.ement waa llled The folloWlng per90n1 are Thi• ttlll"*lt wa1 filed The tonowlng perwona are Thia statement wu filed with the County Clerk of
Name Statement Name Statement Thi• bu1lne11 la con-with the County Clettt of dolna t>ulllne.. ..: Hair with the County Clerk of doing bullneu u: 1 Love with the County Cieri! of Orange County on 1o..4-90
Flotllloua Bu1lnH1 Tht followln ersons are The following petlOtll are ducted by: an lndMdu.1 0fW'g• County on lO.tl-98 Procfuctlona & Unlq~ Bou-Orange County on 1().4·98 My Mattrn1. 24843 Del Orange County on 10.15-98 1ff83998008 ~ Neme Stetement doing buslne~/as: R.A.W. doing bUslne11 u: F & H Have you started doing 1"93898843 liq~. 250 E. 17th SllHI, 19983898008 Prado 1294, Dana Point, 18983808913 Dally Pilot Qct. 11, 18, 26,
;. The following persons are Janllorlal Service, 5625 EnterprlsH, 7501 McFad· ~'!u ~~~:· 10/93 Dally Pilot Oct. 25, Nov. 1, Cotti Me ... CA 92527 Dally Piiot Oct. 11, 18, 25, CA 92679 Dally Piiot Oct 18, 25, Nov. 1. 1996 F850
elng buslneas as: Har1· West Barbette Ave .. Santa den Av•.. Huntington Thia a~tem.nt waa fifed 8, 15, 1990. Cart Alfred Peterson.I. Jr., Nov. 1, 1998 F848 Stanley L Bouknight, 59t Nov. 1. 8, 1990 F889 PUBLIC NOTICE Family Umilad Par1· Ana California 92704 Beach, CA 92847 with h C ty Clerk f F808 250 E. 22nd SllMt, \#Oita PUBLIC NOTI E Via BanacUda, San Clem-
rahlp No. 1, 6019 Prado Ra~dy Alan Watkins, 5625 Frank Hugo Hoffman, 0 .J. •,.-·~tyn on 1().3.e: PUBLIC NOTICE Meaa. CA 92027 C ente, CA 92673 PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua ••-In••• ' lrcle, Anahlem. CA 92807 West Barbette Ave Santa t5362 Cottonwood Cir.. r_..,... """'' Tiiie buelntH 11 con-Thie bu1lnt11 11 con----------...
· arrtl D. Har1shom, 6019 Ana, Calllomla 92104 Huntington Beach, CA 1ff938183tl ducted by: an Individual Flotltloua •uatnH• ducted by: an Individual Flotllloua lualneH N•m. St•t•ment Prado Circle, Anaheim, CA This business Is con-92647 Dally Piiot Oct. t1, 18, 25, FlotltJoua 8ualMM Have you 1ta11ed doing Nam. Statement Have ycu 11aned doing N.me atatement The following peraons are
12807 ducted by: an Individual This buslneu 11 con-Nov. 1, 1990 F856 Na ... a .. tetnent bullne11 yet? no The followtng S*M>nl are business yet? no . The following perwons 11• doing business u:
thl1 business Is con-Have you 1tar1ed doing ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE The followln9-1*9GM 11 Cart A. Petenon, Jf. doing b4.lllnria .. : H.T.M. Stanley L itoukntght doing bullneu u : Peclflc ~co. 185 M ... Drive, ~ed by: a limited pan· b..alness yet? no Have you staned doing dolna bu.ineA as: Intel-A· Thia 1tattmen1 waa tiled and Assoc .. 500 Old New-This statement wat flied Olmentlont lmPof1/Ellpon, Costa Mesa. CA 92627
nershlp Randy Alan Watkins business yel? yes, t994 Fl tlllo 8 1 Comp, 24811 Outter, La-with the County Citric of pon Blvd., SUit• 202, New-with the County Clerk of 53t-O W. Alton Ave .. Santa Malia G. Madf9an. 185
_!iave you slar1ed doing This statement was flied Frank Hottman ° ui u• neaa guna NIQuel, CA 92677 Orange County on •27·98 pon Beach, CA 92663 Orange County on 10-11·96 Ana, CA 92707 M ... Drive, Costa Mesa,
!uwlness yet? yes, Aug. 22. wHh the County Clerk of Thia statement wu flied Name Statement Michael Ralph Wofford, 18993987251 Hally Tal1 Markes, 6 All-19893818748 Ron A. Mac.do, 53t·D w. CA 92627
W96 Orange County on IC>-18-96 with the County Clerk of The following P«~• are 24111 Cutter, Laguna Dally Pllol Oct. 4, 11, 18, ostlno, lrvlne, CA 926t4 Dally Pilot Oct. 18, 25, Alton Ave., Santa Ana. CA This bu1lne11. Is con-~arrtl D. Hartshorn 11153591401 Orange County on 10-1·98 doing buslnMa u . Wall Niguel, CA 926n 25 t998 FBt3 Thia bu1lne11 Is con· Nov 1 8 1996 F880 92707 ducted by: en Individual ~s statement was flied 198839875H SllHI Corpotal• Relations Thie bu1lnn1 It con-• ducted by: an lndlvldual · • • Thia buslntu Is con-Have you IUlrted doing
with the Counly Clerk of 80~1~ i~ Oct. 25, Nov. 1. Dafly Pilot Oct 4, 11, 18. Group. c3190 Wfft Alrpoftc duded by: an lndMdual PUBLIC NOTICE Have you •tarted doing PUBLIC NOTICE duded by: an Individual bullne•t yet? no Orange County on 10-7·96 ' • · 25 1996 F8t 7 Loop, Olla Mtll. A Have you started doing buslneH yet? y81, Sept Hive you started doing Marla G. Madigan
11083518141 F921 ' 92627 butlnnl vet? no Fictitious 8ualneu 15, 1996 Fictitious Bu•IM•• buslne11 yet? yes, 1987 Thl1 statement wu r~
"Cally Piiot Oct 11 18 25 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Mlc~ael A. Fun. 22481 MJchael A. Wonont Name s .. tement Hoity Tilt Markes Name St•temMt Rola A. Macedo with the County Clert of
t 1996 · ' FS40 EloJie, Lake Forest. CA Thia atatenwnt wu llled The following peraons .,. This statement was flied The lollowlng persons are Thia ltatement wu flied Orange County on 1().8.96
fov. ' Flctltlou1 Buslnets Flctltlou1 Bualneu 92630 with the County Ctert ot doing bullneu u : J.P. with the County Clerk ol doing buslne11 as: Balboa wllh the County Clertl of 1"93898304 .. PUBLIC NOTICE Neme Stetement Name Stetement This bu~lnttt I• con-Orange County on 10.22·96 Promollona, 438 Holm-Orange County on 1o..4-96 Sports and Travel Club, ~County on •19-98 Deity Pilot Oct. t1, 11, 25, ~ The foUowl ersons are The following persons ate ducted by. an Individual 1"938"978 wood Dr .• Newpon Beach, 19083808005 1800 W. Oceanfront, New· 1ff83888473 Nov 1 1998 Fa59 •· F1ctltlous Bu11n .. 1 dol busln~sp 81• Thera-doing buslnus 11: Frank Have you •tarted doing Dally Pilot Oct. 25, Nov. 1, CA 92663 Dally Piiot Oct. 11, 18, 25. pon Beach, CA 92683 Dally Piiot Oct. 18 25 1--· -·------
' Heme Stetement peu~ Body ShOp, t530 Hoffman Enterprlstt, 7501 ~~r r~ no 8. 15. 1998. Jett Parkef, 438 Holm-Nov. 1. 1998 F85t MlchHI Angelo Furltlo, Nov. 1, 8, 1998 'Feoci PUBLIC NOTICE
The lollowlng persons are Bakt St s 11 B. c 1 McFadden Ave.. Hunting-H urr f9lO wood Dr., Newpon Beach, 1800 w. Oceanfront. New-----~--~----•---------1'olng business as: Chaner Me.; c~,'92~26' ' os 8 ton Beach, CA 92647 Thi• •tatement wu filed CA 92683 PUBLIC NOTICE pon Beach, CA 92663 PUILIC NOTICE FlctHloua Buslnets
Bancorp, 359 San Mlgu.I o 18 i F 11 ch• r 1 o 7 Frank Hugo Hollman, oi•h th•c Countyty ~1::.e:' PUBLIC NOTICI Thia bu1lnt1a II con-Fl tltl 8 1 This bu1lne11 11 con-Neme lt•tewMnl ~. 1206, Ntwpor1 Beach, Parkcrest New 011' Coast 15362 Cononwood Cir., range oun on ducted by: an lndMdUal c oua ua neH ducted by: an lndMdual FlcUtlous 8ualnets The following persona art
92660 CA 9265i·l098 P ' Huntington Beach, CA 18H3808SIO Flctlllou• •uslneu Hive you stantd doing Name Statement Have you ataned doing Neme Statem•nt doing business as: A.C.
harter·Newport Bancorp, This business Is con· 92647 Dally PUol Oct. 11, 18, 25, NanM Statem.nt buslnela yet? yea, Jan. 98 The foMowlng persons att buslneas yet? no Th• following peraons are Cltanlng Service. 1817 !rte .. (CA). 359 San Miguel ducted by: an Individual This business la con· Nov. 1, 1998 F888 The tollOWlng peraons 11• Jeff Parker doing bUllnns u : New-Michael A. Furlllo doing bullne11 u : Bum· Baker St .• Costa Mtsa, CA Dr .. 1206. Newport Beach, Have ou star1ed doln ducted by: an lndlvldual "UBll" Mft,.1,. doing bu1lne11 u: Point of Thia 1tattmenl w11 flied t liarbof Recovery, 382 This atatement wu fifed bl•• of London, 38 Bal· 92626
us ness ytl? no ed-d'o1 -T' V1'VTIV ' •• CM1ty'" .. ' ' 1TV., N·""'~~-a...-tir--. ..,...,.Y ..... r, "1118'"1'T/1'St.a1llklf...--,Jhil bu1lne11 11 con· Olaf Ase.her business yet? yes, 1978 Colta Mesa, CA 92626 Orange County on ~27·98 CA 92627 ' Orange County on 10-t 1·90 Beach, CA 92680 St., Costa Mesa. CA 92828 ~td by: a corporation This stalement was med Frank Hugo Hottman FNlctltlou1•,•,ualneH Phlllp Clifton Pearson, 8t8 11H38972IO Done~ D. Ward. 1406 W. 18883808743 Psyche !rlckson-Jenkln1, This buelnau 11 con-~ve you started doing with the County Clerk of This 1ta1emen1 was flied ame a ernent Sea View Ln., Cotti Mesa. Dally Piiot Oct. 4, 11, 19, Moore Ave., Santa Ana, CA Oaily Pilot Oct. 18• 25, 38 Belcourt Drive, N~port ducted by: an Individual bullnfft yet? yt1, 3-90 Orange County on 10-18·96 with Ult County Clerk of The lollowlng peraona are CA 92628 25 1998 F8t4 82704 Nov 1 8 1996 FS83 Beach, CA 92680 Have you ttarted doing
£harter Newport Bancorp, 19193899385 Orange County on 10-1·98 doing butlnesa u: Chu-This bualnHI It con-• Thia bu1inH1 Is con-· • • Thie bu1lne11 11 con-buslneu yet? no w .. Harry G. Elliott. Seely. Dall Pilot Oct 25 No t 11983807513 bucb 0 DPrtcH, 1907 CMhu-ducted by: an lndlvldual PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lndMdual PUBLIC NOTICi ducted by: an lndlvldual Ana M. Cozza lfhi• statement WU filed y . ' v. ' Daily Piiot Oct. 4 11 18 UCO r.. Otona det ar, HIYe you IWted doing HaYe you llar1ed doing Have you ltllled doing This ltaternent WIS filed
Wlth the County Cieri! of 8, l5. l996. 25 1996 • Feta CA 92625 bualnMI yet? no Flclltlou• Bualne•• buslneu vet? yes, ~20-96 Flctltloua Bual,,... bUllnus yet? no with the County Ctetk 01
Qrang• County on 10-8·96 F929 • Stanley E. Luket, 1907 Phil Pear.on Nam. ... tement Don D. Ward N•me Statement Psyche ErlcklOn-Jenldns Orange Counly on 10.11·96
-10H3H8317 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Chubuco Dr •• Corona del This atatement was llled The lolJowlng ptr'ION ate Thia ltaternent waa flled The lollOWlng persona are This statement wu tiled 1"83808741 :bauy Pilot Oct t 1 t8 25 Mat. CA 92625 . with the ~ Clef1I of doing business 11: Utlllty with the County Clerk of doing bualneu u · Peclllc with the County Clerk of Dally Pilot Oct t8 25 Nov 1 1998 • ' j:883 flotltloua Bu1lnea1 Fictitious 8uslneN Thia bu1lnt11 It con-Orange County on 10.18-98 Servlcea America, 2480 Orange Counly on 1().4·98 Mo1cwears, 3334 E. Coast Orange County on 10.n-98 Nov t 8 1998 . 'Fae;
· • Na s Name Statement ducted by: an Individual 1"9388"02 Santa Ana Ave .. Costa 19883998007 Hwy .. 1256, Corona del 1819399"81 1--· -·--..• ------PUBLIC NOTICE The f::wi,!;!:"~! are The tollowlna PMOn9 11e t!:~r'....., au:!.td ~ Dally P11o1 Oct. 25, Nov. 1, Mela, CA 82et7 Dally Piiot Oct. 11. tt. 25. Mar, CA 92625 . . Dalty Pilot Oct. 25, Nov. 1, PUBUC NOTICE
fl H lo II I doing busineH as: Uttlt doi"j;! buslneu u: Chlro-1998 , ... ,... · • 8, 15, 1990. Rlchatd Etplnoza, 2480 Nov. 1, 1998 F852 Thomas John Hayburn, 8, t5, t998 F909 FlctJ lous usl c I UI us IMH Wom.n 191 E 16th St practiC Rehabilitation Cen-Stllll E Lue! A20 Santa Ana Ave., Co1ta . 33:14 E. Cout thtty .. 1251, t 8 MH
c, Name Slatement Cotta Mesa CA '92627 ·• ter, 10881 Cherry St. Sit. Thi ~.em.: fl~ Mell, CA 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE Corona def Mar. CA 92825 PUBLIC NOTICE Name St•tement .'The following persons are LW 1 Inc • (CA) 21938 t08, Los Alamitos, CA with• the Cty w&!rk . of PUBLIC NOTICE Thie bu1lnt1a 11 con-FlcUll ...... Thie buslntu 11 con-The. following peraons are business as: Roar, c · · ·51 Wood! nd 90720 °"" ducted by: an lndMduel oua -neu ducted by: an Individual Flotltleua 8ualneu doing bullnen at: Slleem-of, Suile 160, 2796 H~lstan!o 1 ·· a Cynthia Diane Butler, D.C., Orange County on 10-11·98 '1otltloua......... Have you aiarted doing Neme ltetement Haw you started d°"1g ...,... s .. tement Une °AffourCH, 207 Sant.a
' Costa Mtu. CA Thri c b~.,~~.. 11 con-318-A Winnipeg Pl., Long 1"83988748 ...,._. .... .....m bullnesa yet? yes. f.10.M The lollowlng ~· ":' bulllnest yet? yn, 7·N7 The following persona.,. Barbara. Irvine, CA 92608
ducted by· a corporallon Beach, CA 908t4 Dally Piiot Oct. 18, 25, The~~ are Rk:nard £aplnoza doing bUslnen u . Mikes Thomas Hayburn doing buslnua 11: Ron Frank Hsieh, 207 .Slota
Gregory, 3830 Valley Have yo~ started doing Thi' -buslnen . I• ccm-Nov. 1, 8. 1t90 f917 ~ but1nUt u : '"SWface n. staten•ll WU tlltd Tickets. 92 Cot'DQrate This stattmtnt wa<. flltO Gate, 3220 Iowa St., Costa arbara, lrVlne, CA 92606 ~e.ntr• Dr., Apt. t21, San business yel? no ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICI &pr..-ont, 3913 s. Birch, with the County Clerk of IC-113, Irvine, CA 92714 with the County Clerk of M .... CA 92826 Thl1 bu1ine11 . 11 con-
, CA 92130 LW I In s r R d Have you stat1ed doing Santa Ana. CA 92707 Orange County on •t4-M Michael Kaplan, 92 Corpe. Orange County on 10-1 MM! ROii Hickok, 3220 IOW11 ducted by: an Individual
bu11ne11 Is con-PrH' · c.. a a oun s, bu•ln•HJ.•11 no Flctltlo lual Den WIUlam Chang 3913 1"9:18"887 rate Park, IC-t13, lrvfne, 19983818727 St .. Coeta Meta, CA 92629 Have ycu star1ed doing 1--~dltct..,.._ed ~ a~~:::,du:otng tbJi a1a1em101 ..was C~th:1a1e!~~tect Neme ..... e.=~· sn#ch Santa ' • 4 u~ u. ~1~27~~.. ls-ca • t Oct. 1a. 25. J~~ ~~}:,•l~~u;on-~':'J.Y:~? no
aitlnus yet? no wllh th• County Clerk. 01 with tht County Citric of The lollowlng per90na are This builnHt 11 con-25• 1990 Fl1S ducted by: an Individual Nov. 1• 8• 1* F984 Have you 11a11ed doing Thi• statement was med
Scott Oreoory Orange c~~:e~~~~~~ Orange County on 10-1·90 doing buslnesa u: Hatton duded by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICI Have you 1tar1ed doing PUBLIC NOTICE butlness yet? no with th• County Cletk of
-fhl• ttatement was flied 11883197a48 Producllon1, 4299 Have you alatWd doing bu1lne11 yet? yes. Jan. Ro11Hlckok OrangeCountyon10.t5·98 ~th lh• County Clerk or Dally Piiot Oct. 25. Nov. 1, Dally Piiot Oct 4 11 18 MacArthur Blvd. Sult• 205, buslnen yet? no 'lctltloue llwlneae 1995 Flot.ltloua BualneH Thi• 1tatemen1 wes filed 19883888918 9Jang• County on 10.22·96 8, 15, 1998. 25 1996 • F82c:i Newport Bue~ CA 926eO Dan William Chang Heme 9l•tetneftt Mlcheet Kaplan Name lt•t•ment with the County Clenc of Dally Piiot Oct t8 25 " 10993988175 F925 ' Ught Speed rine Art Inc .• This atltemenl w11 filed The following perlOnl.,. Thie statement waa filed The tottowlng J*ton• are Orange County on 10-18-116 Nov 1 8 1996 · 'F887
Dalty Pilot Oct. 25. Nov. 1, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~~c~ w ~>suit! 2J: with the County Clwti of doing tiu11neu u: Mll'ltet· ~Ith th9c Countyty c=e:' ~ t>ualnns u : South 19H31983H · • •
t , 15, 1998. Fl tltl • al N---'8..ch ·CA e28e0 • Orange County on 10-18-96 roous. 280 Newport Cenlet range oun1ff.3~l8300 Cout Medic.I, 234 E. 17th Dally Piiot Oct. 25, Nov. t,1---------F911 Fl 1111 8 1 c oua u MH ... ,....... ' 1ffe38t9400 Drive, Suite 150, Newpon v v• St., Co.ta MH&, CA 112627 9 15 1998 ---------• c oua ua neH N•m• Statement Thi• bu1lne11 Is con-D ...... Pllo Oct. N Beach, CA 92eeO Dally Piiot 'Oct. 11, 18, 25, Eiec:trcnlc Modalltlea, 234 • ' · . PUBLIC NOTICE Neme ~tatement Th• followtng persons art ducted by:• corporation -·1 t 25• ""· 1• Maty Fitzgerald Plance, Nov. 1, 1998 F857 E. 17th St .. Costa Meta, F929
The lollOW1ng ~sons are doing business ae: a) Rodt Have you ttarted doing 8• 15• 1990· 300 Goldenrod, C0tona del CA 92827 PUBLIC NOTICE
Flctltloua •uslnets dol"\ butlntSI as. Adrena-& Roll Race Photo, b) Mo-butlne .. yet?~ f928 Mar. CA 92625 PUBLIC NOTICI Thi• bu1ine11 la con----------
Heme Statement lln nterlalnment, 3200 t«drlve Race Photo, 2428 Ted Hataon, halrman PUBLIC NOTICE Thia buslne11 11 con-ducted by: a corporation FlcttUeua 8ualneu
-The lollowlng peraons are Palm Dr. "309, Fullerton, t/2 #3, Newport Blvd .. Thia ltatement wu tiled ducted by: an lndlVldual Flctltloua Bualneu Have ycu started d~ N•nte atatement
doing t>uaine11 u : w.s. ~~.~28~rtancls Levay 111 Costa Mesa, CA 92827 ~hec~ountyty on~~_: FlcUtloua 8ualnffs Have you S1arted doing N.me s .. tement bullneU yet? yes, s.1o-aa The following peraona are General, 18339 Mt. Baden 3200 p • • Michael S. lngalsbff. 2428 -·.... N8'M a .. e..n.nt busJneu yet? no The follOWlng peraons are Electronic Modalitlea, Torn doing bUalnHa u : CJ oe. -.-ii, Fountain vaney, CA aim Dr. 1309, Fut· 1/2 #3, Newport Blvd., 19H38H742 The.........._ Mary Atz~ald Plance ~ businria u : Insight ~President llgna, 323 Apo1ena Ave.,
11708 ~f"·~A~2831 I CostaMna,CA92627 Dally Pilot Oct. 18, 25, doing·~~~ TIU mternenl WU lied Communications, t8&e2 Thia 1tatemenc wu filed Balboaletand CA92te2 ~~ ·~ Hung. 18339 Ml. duel~ b~~ ~·:,lvl~ ~on-This buslne11 la con-Nov. 1. e. 1998 Fll2 Pora at3 w tllth St with the Coonty Clef1I ot MacMtM 81vd., Suite 456, with the County Clefk of Carol J. Mlnciux. ,23 AIJO-~, ~
laden Powell. Fountain Have yoU itaned ~ ducted by: an lndlvldu.I PUIUC NOTICI ~ BNch ·CA 92913 • Orange County on 10.MMI IMne, CA 92812 Orange Counly on 10-11·98 1ena Ave .• Balboa llland, v.tey, CA 92708 butlntH t? .. 9-1().98 Have you lla.rted doing Jamee Jolliffe. 2321 Holly 1~7114 Npot'I Michie, 201 ~ 1'"3818730 CA t2le2
Thia bu~lnHs 11 con-Joel Levl; Y • . buslneatlet? no Flclltlou.s a...aneM Lllne. Newpc;;t Beach. CA Dally PlloC Oct 4, 11, 18, la L.Me, Cotta Meta.. CA Dally Pilot Oct 191 25, This buslneaa 11 con-
M'led by. an lndlvldUal This ltaltlNnl was flied Michael . lngalsbee 92e13 25 ltlll 1 92U7 80 ductwd by:.an lndMdual
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Condo 2.·Master Nwpt North, lmmacl 3BR, 2BA, 2 Car pkng Charming, prof, gar, Heavy liftlng. Tu/Th Leading Nashville ANTIQUES 6010 •luffed chalrt, large & healthyl lncluctl Allllll .... .._...t ill~s Suites, Ocean/Bay Loll, Dbl-Gar, Pool $2800 (818) 282·7733 Indy rm, lfke ne w. 8am-3pm to •tart. Lola record and production table w/glau top, cage stand lfg
....,.,.11..-a111M fd · View, Pool/Jacuzzi. Nu Champagne Carpl (818) 282-4071 S480+ullls. 646·8868 of room for advanc• company looking for s5oo., bed 525·· 2 heat 'rock. $100 fir '. eralfllr ...... Actlfttllas Very Close to Beach! 725·9270 $1370/Mo ment. Clean driving new talent. Possible Collectlon For Sale amall aofas. S25. 540.5g99 •
--Wllldl-*'llllllpl $980/mo. · P&t. Low•----------Lido l•I• Fully furn.· record. ClaH c II· recording contracts. Fine Antique Leather 718-8832 ;l
11 ...,.... .. _, ~ Down. Call Kim: Bay Front Charm 2BR utll/garage lncld. ••••••••• cense. 548-9831 800-318-1289 E41 Bound Books, Engrav· Chlppendal• Che<ry 8 Poodle Puppl•• •
ll•llllJM., '9aut111IHllH l 900) 874-5828 ~~~:~r.v~ 1~~ ~:~f~:. N/pet~7~~i~7l8arty. BUSINESS & DRIVERS WANTED Tallor Shop Mgr lngs: Old Calil Paint· Hata+chlna cabnt. ~:~fi·2~Ys.et2=·
__. • r1C1. aMr. fltlt*', ---------upper w/LR, Din, fam Attny/Messgr Svc. FT/ Tr•ln•• Friendly, lngs; Lllhos & Etch-Xlnt cond. $2150 OBO · " sa,...,.......,Alllllsw MOBILE rm, fp, 2-car gar, o~:~~~raon\:Jo NCfa':· 1F•IN•AN••C•E•••• PT. Econo vehicle/ prof exp'd seam-~~~o~e~a:i::.0A=~: ___ 2_2_0_._5_8_8_8 __ 1•••••••••il ...................... HOMES l lOO gated entry. S2000mo. · · · POI. Ser.tic• So. Cal. stress. (310) 985-0264 Chagall, Vlamnlck; Moving Sale Sec. GARAGE C::lll l:C .... .,_..,._,lilld· 873 ·3883 ~~~s~o . ;~~~1.~~ ---------area. Call 834-1004 TRAVEL AOENT Vigil; Botz Paintings: couchllbls, 2·sell. ~
11111 • ._, • Mlee." iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,_B_i_g_C_a_n-yo_n_C-on_d_o_2b_d_/ BUSINESS FUND RAISER Fu II or Part ·II m •. Steuben' Baccarat, dining rm set/cabinet, 1••••••••11
TMI ... ,.,. wUI HI •*3SB8R8, M2BOAVE·d1Nblw*d, 2ba. Comm pool, spa, Spectacular·Ooean . 2900 E I d Apollo Beautlful, busy Sterling, Scrimshaw brass bed, oriental • ..__._.. _ _,.....,. I Y and Channel View• FOi SALE xper •nee • COrl-ottice. Call 963-8747 714-e.44-2034 hanger, crystal charl---------5• :;;;:...-;;.9'1ca lall S750/month rent. ~~~;st>'!~~~e1 510751 Luxurious 1br and iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nected, serioua fund deller, lounge chair, BALBOA •1BA, 1BA snglwd,1...,...,--------1br+lott with 2 spa· raiser that can acquire Upacal• Women'• FALL CLEARANCE decor wall mirrors, ISIAND 61-
....._., ...... 0WllMlrl $650fmonth rent. Both Ha rbo r View Hom•• clous balconies. Divorce forces Sale! substantial properties Boutique In Fashion •25-5°"' OFF• w/d, tv, frig, plano.1'ii~iii~iiiiiiiiiiil\'9U• n _., ...._, 11111 111 avail w/lse options. 4BR, 3.5BA $2500 Abundant walk In Balboa Island Retail of all kinda for Island looklng for PT EnUre lnventoryf ofc. furn. 780.0805!•
._.... ~• 11 tllir l741 Pomona 13•44 3bd/2ba $2000 closet and atorage. Shop. 714-645·5293 601(C)3. Strong aalea. evenings & Newport Antique Ctr 2 Famlnesll Sal/Sun
1177'1f• Pl......._ .. • * 714-85G-4888 * 644-6610 673-3174 Gas and water paid. 714-646-0520 compensation, % and TuHdaya. 75e.e877 2384 Newport Blvd. ---------8-2. Furn, hsehld, lQl,J
... 16 WU lllllL lace. Sta rter Home ,_L_l_d_o-la_1_•_4_b-r+--d-e-n Walk to Balboa Island perks. Call any lime. OCpo•stna DMa•laal.. MERCHANDISE o3'02reatCtoyraglooAdve."•utt.11.1 _...,....,, ·Dir CllHUO and the beachu. --------(714> 873-7858 • MISC. 6015 M·Mltt.-.a..-.Ftr Only $1000 dwn $625 2ba Fab house newly Prestigious ruort BUSINESS G•n•r•I Offic e Succ.cssHas lead To (7145 831·2411
IM122 'I I' ,DC ... ~ ~:~;g~~~,f~~;;e~~ ~~';c';,~:~e~rickp~~;,~~ llvlng with •tunning OPPORTUNITY Small prof N/S office Rapid Exj>llJ\sion KID'S Got You Down? BALBOA ~
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II db h k S3395mo *7•.4042 breezos. Speclal 6 2904 Center has PT posl· NEW TEAM NOW KAY FINCH ew a Y vi 80 0 ers PENINSULA 61 ne eac area par . v 'I helpl 1 888 4BABYTV Owner transferred.•---------mo lease starting at lion avall. General FORMING!! POTTERY liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~
Muat 5811 nowl Call for Nwpt Shra on Cana l $1150. 788-1858 v 1 L 1 R office akllla & aome APPOINTMENT Wanted! Cash Paldi Sat Only 7•m Tooe..
etalls ·-901 •2220 4br 2.5ba. Avl 11/9 end ng • oca te• computer knowledge * 873-8223 * WANTED electrncs, bldg maG. 1-.---~~~J..,~----+~~~-=~:!!..!.~~~+-&;~H)f-lmprewnenl• 2 O re at a It••• ,.qulreo.-Salaly-$7/hl-l~~~t&;UL.&..~~l-l-~=======~I CONDOS $2400/mo 850·1888 SAN uy a or par • Call Mary LH at •Guaranteed Hourly ~o-BVV-
FOR SALE View View View CLEMENTE 2676 •500-77S-2.2l9• 717-4880 for lnter.tiew. 1 +Commission iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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CONDOS Course. 3bed/2.5 ba Ocean View OUN 1500 Weeki~ Long • Daily Cash Bonwes From 1800·1960. For Records. Jazz, CORONA .! tnhme. $2000/mo. ANN CEMENTS distance phone com· 1 pc to entire Hlate. Sounlracka, etc. DEL MAR 61u _G_E_NE_llAl. ____ 1_0_0_2_,FOR RENT Agt 508·5883 1 br 1 ba furnlahed ••••••••• pany Is •••king peo-TltEMENOOUS Paintings, china, Call Mike 64S-7505. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1i $400-$800 a month. o F gls a e lu n etc pie to aer.tlce ator• Pl'ORTUNllY OR w r • r • . 2br 2ba large deck, front promotlonal box ADVANCEMENT 40Yr NB Ras 673-6223 20 yr Colle~on-~
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S450.wk or s1200 mo. --------6 S c:" ~======~!FREE TO YOU 6022 Sailboat. art. l)()()Q, utlla/cabl• paid. LOST 6 root•. 1·800-354•733l 1-800-S 7-07S -clothing, ladles ~
714-488-1494 fO'TVft 2925 •On •It• Mgr Cpl• Call Today 2 •-"orable Rabbit• misc collectrbles. All vnu C.M. 32 units. Apt+ -317 Heliotrope
al N l P 0 Bo I Start ~T N'M"'Cf. r\&11'\ need loving home, s g.5 .., -·-' -9 ' 0 pe '-· · x -r. o I ~• ~...,.,, very gentle & lltter·box•...,..--•.,...1__,,,_·_•'"_0_-_·~Y·_ 5272, Balboa laland. AOm rrow. .. 2BR 1BA Fum Brick, ________ MISCE'' 11.mous Pound Malamute/Shep. 92.662. Fax 875-7148 trained 557.5227 Kent'• Garpnt.,....
11 b d 11 ·-J.WMu;; Bayview/Santa An a Garage Sal• V· pa os, eame ce • BAI.BOA RENTALS Hgta. 975-1118 Out of Santa Fe The BTggieT NOf l'ietd :~~~~Id. ~~~~':_8: PENINSULA In Fashion laland has JEWELRY, FURS since 1990. Ou~ 2607 •••••••• •Lost 'Butch', pltbull, opening• for PT/FT & ART 6025 Items lncluct• valu Cut• 3bd/1.75ba 1car lt.bwn, 1 year old Holiday aalH usoc'a. objets d'Art & eta
d I dw 0 VI L 1 B Rewardl Call Shllo: gar. w • re· • cean _ _!_W re _ r ROOMS 2706 .Hrly 1-comm+ fT junque~_palnstakl mlcro, $1850 3 w fh parking. Ro 5484-~ beneflla. Contact Start fhlnldng altou"l accumulated for o
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$900. 8 50.7208 Oceanfront Prvt en· Newport Helghta on Pff' S•I•• position EMPLOYMENT 2-tone Panther watch. It'll be there. s ~~~~l~~:.8J.h9;4~~t~. Oct. al~7~~;'ARO avir.ffable at Lady Golf SERVICES 5533 Call Mpm 640.2963 2 50,,aOc":::naML
utttlttn. &-75--7-1-1& -srcd R~aort Wear liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij~i_EJ-tCorner of Ocean -& Loat Nafa, a petite ore. pply F"asllion •-••-• BUILDING Carnation St In b81k--
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BAYSIDE DR. Luxury $400 1st Month RENTALS TO white tip tall, big blue 72°'"1888 Krlaten the llstlnga In this cat· SAT 8 •2 Lota to!"'
---------1 Condo 2 Br, 2Ba, f/p , Cln, lg mtn cabin·ltyle, su 11nu 2724 eyes. Mesa V. area off PT Faahlon laland egory may require you •--------F 1 BALBOA apa, pool. Prlvt bch. 1 Br, Wik.Jn clst, pool, n.n&U; Baker. 842-8533 Chlld/Adult Clothlng. to call a 900 number All •t•el bulldlnga um, art, hsehld, k. ISLANJ> 1006 $1950 721-8075 backyard, nr bcl'I, TrVSq. Work outside cart In which there Is a •----------1 never put up. blue-& more. 2000 Sead iiii~!i!![ii~iii!ii~iiiiiil Sonora Apt• 2BR, 211A Condo 2 Loat Red Abyssinian, mornings. 75SMS488 charge per minute. APPLIANCES 6011 prints incl. Major ltHl•---' .... "' ..... 'n ... •_T_•_rr_a_c_•__.1., .l!.T .UY COSTA MESA 2124 ._M_•_rv;...a_n_n_8_4_S-_3_3_5_e car gar, pool. No d•r. male, blu e collar, Rx Clerk/Delv PT 15· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil building co. Is llqul· SAT/SUN SAM ;, •. req'd 1450 +utl vie-18 t h /Pomona. •---------dating. 40x30 was Tools, micro. antl-
C11m Home~ rental. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $517mo Low Income CdM . 227 758e Rewardl 842·8448 20 hra/Wk. Must have DOMESTICS 5540 Brand new GE Mono-$7770 wlll sell for ques. bfkH, clothn;
2bd/2ba & Lrg 1 +1 Condo A lum studios, utffa Incl. • or 848-e518 car/Ins. $6.50/hr for1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii gram dbl •l•c oven. 5 $3980, 50x60 was w /d, I ridge, etc.
2bd/1ba 1 Wt 111 & Clean, modern. s• Bright CdM HH 2 rms people prsn 642-01081• b kt $18,270 wlll sell for 813 Junlpero -
125 Amethyst ~t~:a~~I AJC, rflp~ A+ cured parking, pooV $430/$400. Full prlv, Reward lost puppy, Seamat reaa/Tallora Daycare needed for urner gas coo op $9820. Other straight· (Artlngton/Presido)
Trust Sale $785,000 xtrslll $950 645·7232 spa. Jackie 642·8226 wfd, aun deck. Avall 8wk old male Akita. FT N B & LB foe:•· eyr old girt 2pm·7pm, _s ... 15_00_._7_2 .... 1-_1_3_80___ wall avallable. Ask for
BUCH •OUITIES E'alde lbd/lba, lrg pvt 11/1. N/S 721·9546 vie-Orange/20th St Ilona." Exp In fl~e ta!· 5 daya/Wk. 675-8986. •S ide By Side Chuck 1·800-320-23401---------b
310-597-8413 patio. great quiet area, CDM 411 Poinsettia Chff:.!:e-'7•~;r:k•n loring. (310) 985-0264 •HOUSE-SITTING Kenmore frig, 3yra Shopping fOf • nca
310-4984093 HUNTINGTON carport, no pe11. $750 Ave 2bd/2ba. w/ N/S Secretariat Newport TLC for your pets. old. $650. 854-8881 _P_E_T_S_6______ apartment? claulfl99
---------BEACH 2140 Incl utll. 720.1585 prof fe male. S550 REWARD Lost wallet mtg/bnkg co aeeks pl a nu & home. Washer/Dryer •vn.•Bl'r lets you compa .. COSTA MESA 1024 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E'SIDE Lrg clean 2BR, + 1/2 utll. 875-0802 w/plctwea, S.S. card.. organz'd prsn wfcomp Excellent references. Admiral ••t under .n.n~ 6049 coats • without has*
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Hunt H•rbour 2-atory 1 BA. Gar, laundry rm. CdM Share hou ... lrg Drivers Ucenae, credit akllla to handle dally 714/574--4245 !Ml warranty tlU March 97. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii or WOf'!YI 19 120 Albert Pl. $750. bck f firs cards and appL book. operations. Oppt for 909/98S-2007 hm Xtra lg Capacity. 4 .9 rn/o mlk.lt Pch. Cleulftecl V 3bla.att end unit. fp, townhome. 1500•.f. Leave Masg 54a-1703 4 br::·t0P~~ss75 L.oat In th• vtclnlty of advncmnl. CaA Chris, Buy It. Sell It. Find It. $575.obo M2-8S3:S ctnnmn, mrt>I ct ... ic 642-58'78 ~ -f~'\~~: :!~~~: ,;.fT ~:::.1=1tt;:;;;;;;~t;;;;;n::i"iib;•:;tdl apUlutll 87S.S217 !!'tt• ~~Pa:'"L!;: (714, 222·1090 Cl•••lfl•d. or 993-3483 Oct cat.$200 648-8473 L~a~21~ ~~Kh~~~e& upatalra, no pets. A~.~ A~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Tatbefl Reanora carport. $1200/mo. $550 plus deposit Please call 557·5227.
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monda. N o one can quibble about $1800 obo. 11500 w/o iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiillii
Nodh'ajwnp to gamd n tha-auit. IUlClt 9035 stereo. 895-4399 '83 190 Df•••I •7a ett TT..,._
West led a low club. East. rose '92 Ta"ru• 8 cyl, at. Look• and run• greall 2.4, good eond, all
with the aoe and returned the suit., ale, full power, wheel $2600. 873·9047 orig. seoootobo. Call
declarer ruffing. Wett ca..tm·ed the '79 CHllVY LUY Blue, covers. ttereo/caH. ---....... -......,~..---aa m-5pm: 845-5811 .,...... 4 apd. Ufted. Need• se.oo. 723·4407 •es Coupe 300
spade exit. with the ace and cont.in-carburetor. s1ooo obo ,92 Tempo alt, ale. Black with red Interior. VANS 9225 WEST EAST ued the suit t.o dummy's king. A .,_2-4879 full power. tinted Make offer. Call Bltl,
• A J 10 5 • 9 8 7 3 heart. to th• ten loet to the king, and 1 h 1 83 t • 7805 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '81 Re .. al Ltd 2·dr, g •••· w •• cvrs. 1• Q K 8 4 Q 9 a trump waa returned. Declarer whVblu;, full pwr, pwr $41500. 540-0323 -,7-5--2,,...4..,..0.,,..,,,D-A~T~.-A~c=-. '82 VW New motor/ AK "7 8 2 won in hand and extracted the part• (Z)bed Oletel v v sunroof, xlnt cond. sunroof, mucho new. • · • K 8 6 6 2 •A 10 9 7 S remaining enemy fang by entering S3000 obo. 723-1504 HONDA 9085 S 2 6 7 0 . 5 6 /o b 0 • 30· mpg. Exe cond. SOtn'H dummy with a tramp t.o the queen. 840.8841 $41500. 875·3391
• 2 The ha nd wu at. the crouroads. '84 Regal LTD Daik iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil o AJ 108 5 Declarer led the jack of diamonds red, fully loaded, 115K •as Honda Accord -,8-0_4_2_0_S_E_L_B_e_au_t_lfu-t, ANTIQUES &
29 Part ol a min. 48 Suit makers 0 A Q 9 6 -4 S a nd, when East followed low, shot orig. owner mllea w/ Hatchback, N C, 5-Low mileage, Great
31 no.i-... rrom 49 n......a ...... ·se • Q up with t he ace. The kin"' cam e reg full maintenance. tpd, AM/FM alereo. CondJ Very Woll Main· CIASSICS 9250 ..,.,,_., ...,..... """ " Aluminum whff11, xlnt $2400/obo. 28S·6285. tainod. 723·8149 thepast section crashingdown a nddoclarerclaimed t ires. $4,600.obo ------....,,...--
33 Greek god 51 Get hitched The bidding: the balance. 902•8113 Need A C.r?
of love 54 Gamble SOlTTH WEST NOR'nt EAST Soulh had more t.o go on than I.he Better Than Auction
34 Bears' 56 Rings of light I o Dbl I NT Pan Rabbi's Rule. East. had been silent •---------S ave si 1 oo. NISSAN 9150
'83 Bl•ck Corvalr
Manual trans. Runs
good. $1800 OBO.
722·1295 35 ~":~~~owing ~~ ~~nmg 2 1:1 Pas• 4 Q Pa88 throu gho ut the auction deapite CADILLAC 9040 $99 Oown + small foe iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
valley 59 Sulk Pa• PaN holding at least. a five-card club suit liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Jiffy A" to 991•7296 ' B 2 S t • n z • 2 ·d r •---------
36 Spirited sell· 60 Prima donna's headed by the ace. With the king or '79 Eldor•do ---------1 h a tch bac k 4 ·S p d. s ELL
assurance song Opening lead: Five of• diamonds and a singlet.on heart 88 Runt excellentt $2500. JEEP 911 O 4-cyt. AM/FM CDSS. ~ ~~~siday• ~~~~less well, East would surely have acted Make offert iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiil $975/obo. 631·7149
42 Good-natured 67 The lady A kibitzer, known 88 the Rabbi, a fter partner's takeou t double 1.,....,,,....,,,..__,9.,,.5_7_·....,0,..,.8..,..8_3_..,..,...,,. '87 Cherokee Black '84 300 ZX Rod, runs your used vehicle
45 Anger 68 "Nigntwne· was famous in New York's b ridge despite Nor th's response. So t.he '8 9 S • v I 11 • V ·8 Umlted, Mint cond, all good. Smog cert Incl. through classified
27 Wardolf .,, _Zedong 46 Legislatures host Koppel circles for t he pronouncemenl8 he only hope for tho contract was t.o Loaded, full power. xtras. Must soot 95k 6cyl. $2500/obo. 642·5678 ~-.,...."e"-n--r-• P-r.-1~0-.,.~11,....~-or.~., made ~r play had been cninplet-find West with 8 singlet.on k in g. at, a/c, leather Int. ml, $8700. 842·881 e 650.7880
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"When the king is singlet.on, play
the a ce!" T he Rabbi would have
been proud or Soulh'siierformance Learn to be a better bridge CHRYSLER 9050
player! 8ub1crlbe now to the 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii on this deal.
In terms of high cards, South ~as
woefully short. of the requirement.a
for a reverse bid of two henrl.a -we
would have ch06en t.o open the bid·
Goren Bridie Letter by calling 1•
(800) 788-1226 for Information.
Or write to: Goren Bridge Let-
ter, P .O. Box «IO, Chicago, Ill
60680.
'87 L• Baron Prem
S•d•n 63k orig
mlloa. Loaded, exc, 1
o wner. $3100/obo.
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BEACH 6169 DOCKS 7022
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School desk, clothes,
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c llhs, hsehld, craft
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BOATS 7011
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$150.mo, greet Balboa
Peninsula loc. near
Pavllllon 723·1599
BALBOA: 40' DOCK,
T w o Si de Ti e .
9' an d 13' Wide.
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Lido Isle. Convenient,
shelt ered. quiet.
$8000 (805) 654-8258.
Side Ties lor 30' sail
boat. Nr Lido Bridge.
Nwpt Bch, great loc.
$9.00 per ft. 675-6128
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or 548-2883 reat Sale Fri/Sat Noon Frl·Sun 3pm
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~ 2574 Carnegie • 011 Harbor/Fairview
"' (Harbor/Fair Or.) Sat-8 hallowocn cos·
uge 3 -famlly sale tumos. micro. ch1lds
Salo
boards, c..lothos,
access. Below whole·
sale procos. S:u 8·2
18242 W. McDurmoll
tt I. (Redhdl/M:11n S1)
14' Zodiac
w /18HP Tohatsu.
$2500. Call 723·6306
urn, appllances. tbte-chrs, xmas 11ems.
aby 11ems, clothes. cameras. rec ords, POWER BOATS
ICYS 210 16th Pl #E k Ids c 11hs /I0 y s _N_E_W_P_O_R_T____ 7012
ovl ng Sa le Furn, __ 2..,.4_9_B_r_e_n_t_w_o_o_d_
aby Items. contractor Saturday 7:30 BEACH 6169 20• Duffield Elect
•lerns. all must go! Must Sell S a le! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sun Top/windows
• Sat 7am-? furn, ltlg, & m ore! "'"REAT DEALS'!!
'82 Custom Camper
Van, new heads.
speclat Int. Must seel
$5800.obo/aher 6pm
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•Camper Cabover• a /c . r e r rl g or at or .
microwave. ladder/
rack. awning, T.V,
antenna. lint-glass.
mini-blinds, S4500.00
pp 751·4473 • 1060 Salinas Ave 772 Wo11ya n Bay "'"' • $6500. Steve 548·1501
l'(Falrvlew/S. Coast Or) Bakcr/lla11dolph Solas. chairs, tables. Whether you're buying Stockland Shell for r P I Id C Saturday Only 8·4. or selling, ClassHled P/U w/locklng aide Buy II. Sell It. Find II. en r 9 ° 0 v e 1821 Santiago Or. windows. $600. Bed· t Claaalfled. (olf Irvine) 645·1819 covers all your needs! liner, $1 50, 675-3391
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H~ Italian cuime at Cafie Il Farro
Walking distance from
Newport i>icr, you'll discover
authentic Italian Mediterranean
fuc at wondcrfuUy affordable
prices.
The "BIG NIGHT" at SCAMPI
Tuesday Evenings
The Brothers Navarrttta invik you to
experience a casuaj purmn evming
in the com any of jrimtls and family --------
MenuFamaa
Brusch~ Misu -----"MatmirsnKim~:-----jj.
Trio Di Risoni r""I!!!' ..
Ftne
focxi
• ma
cazy
setting
atLaDve
will tempt )'OU.at dinner, along
with many other IClections such
as prime rib, available on FridaY.
and Saturday oiahts ~· Don t ~ up the itutfcd bWid potltO.
Delicious prtic bread and a
~Wint 6St complement
cvtty ctish.
LUnch is served from 11 :30
a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Monday
throua:b Sa~. Dinner IS !trvcd' at 5:30 p.m. The
restaurant is ckiScd. Suncby. The:
banquet room is available for up
to 30 PCOl>lc. u. C..W ls., 1695 lmru
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The Riverboat Cafe at the
Newpow:t Nautical Muscwn
(forriicrlv the Reuben E. I..ec) is
scrvifls funch, dinner and open
for pnvate parties.
Newport's finest watcrfroot
location, The Riverboat Cafe is
the local spot for weddings,
receptions, meetings, bariquets
and Christmas boat parade
parties. The restaurant offers two
outside dee.ks with bcauti.fuJ
harbor views and a selection of
banquet rooms) all with views, to
acc-0mmodatc rrom two to 200
. cc m
olds up to 100; the Texas Deck,
up to 60; and the Wheelhouse ue to 12. The Riverboat Cafe
will provide complete food and
bcvCragc service, planning
assistance and special requests.
AmDlc fiec partjng; valet
available upon request.
The Cafe is ~n Tue. -SWl.,
from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Museum
hours arc Tue. -Sun., 10 a.m. to
5 p.m. Banquets
avililablc anytime.
Sail up to the
StemWhccJ for food
to go, with phone
ordc;rs· All major
About this Section: Follow our Evenings and Holiday Planning
Guide to places th.at arc so memorable that you 'U have to write
home aoout than.
On the c.over: Two historic N~ Beach land.marks, The
Cannery Rest2want and Rivcrboa_t ~ha"' joined q_iether----,~
under one-owner. c.o.a-Daign, Photography and Sccaioo Layout: Mary Ann C.oce
The CAnnery &5taurant-a
Newixrt Beach 1andmatk
FoWlded in 1921 as a fish
cannery, this
historic
landmark was
re-established
in 1973 as
The Cannery
Restaurant
and Cruises.
Located in
~~d
operated for
22 years by
the same
owner and
operators,
The Cannery
continues to
offer
sensational dining.
Take in the authentic ambience
of the former fish cannery while
dining waterfront on the outside
deck. Fresh fish1 al~. prime
rib and eastern DCCt arc only a
few of the tasty items offered.
Specials include abalone and one-
p<>Wld lobster tails.
Reserve your next banquet up
on coast guard inspected yachts.
Lunch is served Mon. -5at.,
11 :30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dinner is
served seven days, 5 to 10 p.m.
Brunch is on Sunday, 10 a.m. to
2 p.m.
n. °'"'""' R.1#411,..nt is "'"''" '"3010 U.fayate (•t 32rul St.)1 N~ lktuh.
Raen•hMu •re "'"""'IW1Ulut
p,,,. ~ ;,.,,,,..tin, ""' (714) 675-5'?77.
Authentic Mexican fare at
MiCasa
.. M.J casa cs su c,asa" (my house
is vour house J and for more than
2~ \"ean dus h~ becn Barrie
Moore's motto, o\\ner of Mi
Casa MexicJn restaurant.
In 1972, Moore opened .Mi
C.i.sa near tJ1e ..:umcr of cast 17th
Street Jnd !>a.nu An.i A\c. in
Crn.t.i ~k~. H.ird \\Ork, a
famih··hke amb1en..:c and gocxl
tOod ·at a good \ aluc: ha~·e made
the re~taurant .1 ..:o nonumg
'uccc~. .
.. M\' <;0ns, Dennis and Rick.
h.i' e worked Jt M1 C.isa from an
tc:.ufr ~gc Jnd thL' ~ a tamik
bm inc ~ \\ hae \\ e all work
mgcthcr.~ ~toorc '>.lid The ta m1h ensures che fuod 1s
tn:~h. \\ell rrcparc.-J and that the
rornon <,l/C I\ more th.lJ1
gcncn:>us. Some popular menu
Items ind:udc the tcistada, made
with a crispy Bouc tortilla shell
with your Choice of chili verde,
beef or chicken and burritos, also
6llcd with either chili verde, beef
or chicken. Choose from fish
tacos, a new menu addition, or
15 different combi.Jutions and a
la carte selections for lunch or
dinner.
Mi easa·~ Burro Room is a
popular ~pot to e~joy a m~ta
before dinner or sip some Mi
C.isa Mexican coffee after your
meal. The lounge offers \\1de·
screen television and a full
selectio n of beer, wine and
spcrialtV drinks.
Mi °'1R is l«llld 11t 296 E.
17th St., <Am MIM (i,.
HiJ/ann SIJ111ire). ~ "'"'-1 •t
11 11.m., servi,.9 /11,.e/J """ dinner. CaU (714) 645-7626.
MEXICAN RESTAURANT
Hasgoneftsblngl
Por.ftsfttacos
White fish served on a soft corn
tortilla with our .. special·'.·
white sauce. cabbage. cheese.
guacamole and a slice of lime.
Like they serve on the
coast of BAJAll
Our meals are a trip to BAJA
as well as MEXICOll
Hornblower Dining Yachts-the 111timate
dining alternative
As Newport Beach has become
known for its fabulous
rcstaunnts lining the scenic
coastline, Hom61ower Dining
Yachts has spent me la:st nine
years building a reputation of
cxcdknc cuisme and scnicc cruisin_s. N~rt Harbor. While
watcl'Slde dirung mav be
preferred by some, flomblowcr
Dining Yachts has become
renowned for prO\iding a dining
experience on the water.
H ornblower Dining Yachts,
California's largest fleet of luxury
dining vachts, Sails out of
Newport Beach, Marina dd Re)·,
San Francisco and San Diego,
hosting priv.tte C\'Cnts and public
dining cruises. Each \'aC.ht
provides its gucm with a brief
~tc from me hc1.1ic pace of me citv bv combining wonderful culSUlc, c:i:cmplary scnice and_ me tncomp_arable backdrop ot
cruising a CalifOmia harbor.
The Hagship of the Newport
fleet is the Wtld Goose. This
majestic 136-fuot \"CSSCI, fofJ!lCrl}'
0\\>1lcd by John Wayne, pro\idcs
guests with a look into a h1stori\."
past of gleaming brass, rich teak
and intncatc wOod carvings.
Casting an imprcssi\'e shadow on
rhc WiJd GooSc is the M/V Entcnainer. This 145-fuot giant
SCC\'CS as the: ~est n:sscl
in l-lC\\-port
Harbor and
can
accommodate
up to 575
guests. While
the Wtld
G~and
Entertainer
serve larger
I
~s,ihc
Hornblower and Cabaret H~ [);,,ilfA Yachts'
Hornblower prO\ide the ideal Enurt•irur is tbt IA'l!fSI f'fml"'
setting for mnmatc affiUrs for 20 NIW'pwt Hitrilor, 1JUO#o11otinm'.!1
to 60 guots. "P to 575 pars
Eadl member of the
HomblO\\ er fleet is .t\·ailable fur romantic Di.n.nc:r Dance Crui~
your spcciaJ e\ cnt needs _ or a relaxing Sunday Champ.i~m:
wcddiOp. anniversan~ -----,Blt'lrunch:mr:tmCniiscUhct·~-sil? myo~u'131U meoxpcerc1n:t-c1_K_c -co~te C\·ents or dJcnr • entertaining. A staff of scnice and mi: cntcttainmem
professionally trained while cruising Nc:wport Harhur -
coordinators assists m the what a pcri:Ct oombinaoon
lann. h"I th board With swprisins!>'. affordabk p mg w le eon crew pn·ccs· ..--... iat $39.95 tor makes sure that t'\"CrV detail is .......... ..
attended to. The entire private or pu lie cruises,
Hornblower crew 1s ready to Hornblower Dining Yachts 1~
mal..e sure that vour vision comes ready to welcome }'OU aboard
to hfr and vour expectations arc C.U (714) 646-0155 ftw
not simph ·met, but exceeded. ;,.~ .-.i 111ilin1J
Hombfowcr Dining Yachts u.nl H~ Di"1".B
also features wcckcnd public Ddra, c.Ji,fo1 •• t r-ter
dining cruises. No matter if it's a ..-., ~ ,._,.,.,.
Full cateririg seMces available
for any ()f llfes Important celebradons
~
' homemade ravioli sea Ood chicken ueal
and beef available on dally specials.
~
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Amelia's adds a touCh of romance to dining 'The menu is~ of Italian dishes and seafuod
specialties. Five or six fresh fish
items arc available daily.
A •tmtl of AMdUi .,." l#r "'1"1Jbtn'
HdfJ 8"'" tlK ..U ill the ;,,,.;,,..u,
tia-rt:Slf'" ,;,,;¥ "°°"'
Oncof'
the oldest
rataurants
in Orange
~J'by
the same
~at the same
location,
Amelia's
cdcbratcs
36 years of
finC
cuisine.
Voted
·one of the
most
romantic places to km in Orange:
O>unty, you'll dine amid an old-
world E ambience which delights~ eyes and the
senses.
Amelia's daughter and son-in-
law, Hetty and John~ who cvcrythin . fresh
and =higllcSt ~and
every last dctiil is att.cndC:d to.
Amdia is still an actM of
the ~-run busines.1~t ba.s ~ the day-to-day operations
to Hetty, a brilliant and aeativc
chef.
'The Sunset Daily spcoat, ~ from 5 -6:l0 p.m.,
excluding== is popub.r ~.~mcnu~y taJ¥ing fish and past2 <tishcs,
sudi as fresh 6sh Wlttl tomato and
basil garnish and fcttucinc with
sa1mOn and peas in lemon buttCT
Try a restaurant
overlook everything.
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--(Vs-The-Palm eoart 1lt Tbe-WaleffiOri Rift.on -ofBeetMootnchet with medallioosflFilet Mignon
Beach Resort. The only restaurant in town that topped with Ortega Chiles and goat cheese
serves a generous view of the Pacific Ocean with wrapped and baked in putt' JmbY and served over
every item m our new menu. red pepper coutis to 11.apie Breast ol Duck 8auteed
And what a new menu it ia. Melding the best of and fanned with grilled andouille sausage and
Pacific Rim Cuisine to more traditional European served with a maple b.ltter sauce.
and Eastern pre!!elltatiOM. Seafood entrees feature the freshetit of ft.sh like
Appetizens like i.weet s()Uthem style corn ere~ Tahitian Mabi-Jbhi, Canbbean Shrimp, Norwegian
with grilled ~op; or Salmon Kiev with ginger Sa1moo and Southwest.em Swordftsb all prepared
butter baked in pastry and served with a pineapple with panache and mouthwateringly delieicw.
orange gW.e. If Spa Cuisine is your thing, yru'D find that our
Pastas and Pizzas ranging fnm ~di Cielo, a Spa menu ~ff en a great variety ol tasty enb'ees.
thin arlgt!! hair pasta with ahrim__p., crab daws, peas, And for the ~savor an may of pas.
the freshe8t herbs. Pannesian and olive <i1 to teries augmented daily with t.re.sh berrieg, seasooaJ
Fettucine J e iqu t sun-
lops, Sbitake mushrooms, snowpe.as, baby tn'D and dw ll'ld our special Sand Cut.le Pie.
seame eeeds eerved in a jasmine tea glaze. You11 love the food, the variety and our unusual
Beet and house specialties nnge from Toumedoe pint« view. ~~~~~~~~-r-~
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Fresh fish, dxxf 'and more at Market Brciler What's
arl<ingat
~Thai?
Market Broiler is a friendly
place where up to 20 fresh fish
choice~ .ire offered. The menu's
front cover ~ updated each day
bccaU!>C the fresh fish selections
~·h.mge daily.
There's a complete fresh fish
market catering to guests for at-
home chefs, especially over the
outdoor barbecue. But that's not
all -you can also take out
complete meals ready to serve at
home. The most popular item is
our made·rrom·scratch Boston
and Manh attan clam chowders.
We also offer starter kits for
guests to make excellent chowder
at home ~ wdJ as seafood spices
and sauces. You can even
purchase: our l 00% mesquite
chunk charcoal.
Almost a1J our food is cooked
over l 00% pure mesquite
charcoal. The flame l>urns at
temperatures of 900 degrees o r
higher and scars the fish , chicken
On Bal6oa
Island '
or steak
quickly, •
sCal.ing in
the natural
flavor and
-Ctii-
conscious
diners may,
upon
request,
have a dish
prepared
without oil
,or salt
making it
truly heart
healthy.
We
provide a
~menu ..__.__..c::=-• with entrecs
for chi.ldmt 12 and under. And
for kids over 65, we'll t2U 15
percent off their personal cnt:rcc
price. Also, ask your scrvc:r about
the birthday club.
Martct Broiler is for
lunch Mon. -Sat., lhm. to 3
p.m. Dinner is served cvcry
evening and all day Sunday until
11 p.m. Priority seating to
parties of eight or more. Custom
party platters available. ~ 7lw Ahlrltn Bmkr is i.u.tz4
llt 20111 BroMnrd St. "' AM~ H••ll.-BMdl. °"' (714) 96..J.7796.
ln an intimate setting,
where aJJ menu items arc
cooked to order, RDyal Thai
Cuisine offers an array of
diffcrent ways to prepare
selections frQm dioiccs of
seafood, beef, chick.en, pork
or vegetarian style. RoYaJ Thai is the rcciJ>!ent of
the prestigious Writer's Gold
A ward for Excellence and was
voted best Thai food for three
consecutive years bv a
metropolitan daily. "Fifteen years
in Newport Beach, it is the only
Thai restaurant west of Los
AnJtcics that's been in business
for ~o years.
A new lunch menu, saved
Mon. -Fri., 11 a.m. to 2 p .m .,
features sPCcia1s from SS .95 to
$8.85. AO cntrecs include soup
of the day, tossed gJCCn salad,
Thai spring roll and stamcd
white or natural brown rice.
Learn to prepare a delightful
four-course mCal at the RDyal
Thai cooking cla.sscs. The Chef
will demonstrate meal
preparation as you coolr. along,
and then cat each of the four
courses!
In November, classes will be
held oo Monday at 6:30 p.m .
On Nov. 4, the fint claS.s
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features Mee Krob (crispy rice
noodles with shrimP, diiden or
bean cake); Tom JGC Kai (exotic,
· soup with coconut milk,
and rare Laos
)t ;-~ Bccfi 3!1d Paht
Thai N00<1JCS (with snrimp,
peanuts and bean sprouts).
On Nov. 11, the second cl~
will prepare Nalccd Shrimp
{scaSonCd with lime, chili and
fanon grass); Tom Yum Kai (hot
and IOUf Chicken soup with
mushrooms); E.gplailt and
Bamboo Cliichn; and Cryin
Tigcr (mttiallions of spicy befo.
The fuur-cou.rsc dirlnci is $35
indudinarh"''" pa~ c:..;r.7:ff0o1
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• Staff Parties • Business Mee~s
• Luncheon & Dinner Office Parties
• Sunday Cham~e Brunch
e e
U• Birthdays • Special Events
• Cate~ • Party Trays to Go
311 Marine Avenue,
Balboa Island 92662 (714)6 7 3·6580
frozen pieces of fish buried in batter ( 'o ruin your appetite.)
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taco--N\ahi-M.ahi Mesquite broiled Baja s~.
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Scampi is coming out of its
shell, after eight wOndcrfuJ years
in Orange COunty.
We have inttoduccd many new
exciting recipes and wines. We
have n\adc bieods with our fresh
scampi, cioppino and Braciola
ddla Nonna (beef stuffed with
peppers and pine nuts in
rnaruwa sauce) and Lin~e _ai
Frutti Di Mare (scafOod linguine in marinara sauce).
Ma.Wmo and F'cmando have
just remodc1cd the rcst2urant,
crca~ an ambience that is both
casual and comfortable, replete
with new hardwood ~ new
fumishin and colorful . . gs pal.Qtmp.
The menu has been updated
co include bodt old and new
family~ such as
Met.anUne ~ Pccorino Piccante
(grilled ~t with tomatoes
and ~ chccac); Risotto al
Gorgoorola e Gambcri (It2li.an
rice With ~ and OlltOOWla
chccsc ), GambCroni !J VCocta
Piselli e Funghi (shrimp and
mussels in white
wine sauce with
saffron.)
There is a full bar
and selective wine
list.
·A bit o' the Irish at
Durty Nelly's
The
authentic
Irish &re
~;t
A special banquet
roomis a~:..i·.a.&UJ~
frcc o f charge, for
your upcoming
holiday parties. Join 5cam1 . for
two speciaj pt
cvcnin&'. Tuesday
is Big Night, where
you ·o en1oy a
Casual five-course
dinner fcaturin mixed'~ rilotto, baked •
pasta, roasttd bell
p_cppcts and a
ChOColate ric.otta
acam dessert. On
Thursday it's
Baccas Ni~t with
a~t:hrce
couac. di.nncr.. Your
own wine is
wclc.omc with no
~fee. 15s;;or; ;:;,.,.,
JJIM., c.-. MOii.
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Tuxedo
$22500
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FOIMAIWEAI
South Coast Plaza
Westminster Mall
O...W G#'fT'1 },{Adey IUl4 Nrtntk
ji,,, Lu,
You may thinkl,ou've been
=:y~;"~~n
Nelly's, located at the comer of
Bristol and Redhill in Costa
Mesa:
Replete with beautiful antiques
and st2incd shamrock mirrors
against a backdroc:> of dark oak.
owners Gerry and Pat Mackey
greet you lib: friends, amid old-
fashioocd merriment and lots of
fun.
from
Gerry's
hometown
orArmagfi
in
Northern
Ireland.
Relax
during a
traditional
Irish
brcald2st
or Sunday
brunch,
complete
with eggs,
bacon,
bangers
and blood
pudding. Or after work, try some
of the World's finest ales and
H
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i-i
stouts such as Guinness,
Mwpk's, Harp oc Newcastle to_,..---
wash down any OfdiC fuiC
samplings &om the Irish menu
(Anicrican ~cs, too). D#f"l!J Ne 'i is~ llne1S
u;11 • wd; l -.-. i. 2 ....
lAH ntln'M;IUlle#t n PnMys
•"" S.tw~ Ollniff6 ... u.ille. It is~ M 2915
B.MlnlJ An a.t. Ma.. CUI
(714J 957-1951.
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Fine dining and award-winning beach~
at the Waterfront Hilton
The Waterfront Hilton Beach
Resort is proud to announce ror
the sixth consccufiVe year they
have been presented the
prestigious AAA Four-Diamo nd
award. The Mediterranean-styled
hotel is a 12-story luxury
destination designed with marble
and glass trcaanents to create the
aanosphcre of casual elegance.
The award-winning property
was among the top !Jve percent
of l ,890 Southern California
hotels, motels and restaurants
inspected by the Auto Club.
The award is prcsc:ntcd to a
hotel that displays a hi~ level of
service and hospitality.1n
addition, the excellence of the
property is measured in what it
offi:rs to the guests. AAA Four·
Diamond hotels arc renowned
for o= a v:&ricty of amenities and_ f.acilirics, both inside..
the gucstrooms and on the
~· Whether your travels require a
midday seaside lunch c>r an
evening meal gamisbcd with
gokkri sunsets, azure seas and
cooling breezes, the Palm C.Ourt
at the Waterfront Hilton will
meet your cxpcctatiom.
Diners can choose from l 0
appetizers ranging from sweet
southern style corn acpcs to
salmon kkv. Salad idcctions
feature several ~tics
including an excellent.
Mediterranean vesctable salad.
One can jump anto an ample
variety of pastas and pizzas, like
fettuccine jasmine with ginger:
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Estab~ In 1962
Steaks• Seafood• Cocktails
Dine In Our Romantic Cellar
1695 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa
646-7944
Lunch Scmd Mon. thru Fri. 11 :30 • 2:30
Dinner Served Mon. rhru Sat from 5:30 p.m .
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fettuccine, lobster, scallops,
Shiitlkc mushrooms, snow peas,
baby com and sesame seeds
served in a jasmine tea glau.
Beef and hOusc spcc:Wucs range
from the tournedos of beef
montrac.hct and the ~ breast
of duck, sautricd and &ilncd with _.,1...4 andouil1c sausage and ~ sCrwdwith
a maple
buttCr
sauce. The ~-~ ~~ rib~ mcaswc.
Plenty of
scafoOd
cntJUS °aJ'C
available,
serving only
the &ishcst
offish.
If you
~:zzr
nw:1Y the ~t
Zublcs is a 27-~ dining
tradition, with two locatioOs in Costa Mesa. The a~ ... is
casual and livdy, wi~:tablc ~and saWdust on the Boor. ~Place toli:Cd · , with huge portions and
reasonable prices.
Zubics (the original) has a
lunch menu fcatwing.~-third -...~ ham"'·-l't1illy sttak ~cs,~ chiCkcn,
beef, turkey, baked ham and
meadoaf. ~ like Mom used to
make. SpCc?ls S12rt at $1.75.
C.Omplctc di.nncrs with ps:U:oe rib,
lobster stl:ab, broastcd chicken
and i;bY back ribs, start at
$6.20.
Prime rib night is every
Thursday, a generous cut roe
only $6.75. Saturday, during the
day1 enjoy tacos for rust SO cents
wim the Purclwc of a bc:vc~e.
Sunda Mexican breakfasts from
• 'J. -:. at a.m. cs has a tuJJ cocktail bar.
Zubies Gilded Cage and
Oyster Bar ii renowned for its
array of 16-inch ~.l with all
the toppinp fol'Just Sl:S.20
($8.95 to go). The 21-itcm
oyster and appetizer bar menu
has seafood and Mexican dishes,
such as steamed ~ scampi,
6.sh t2COS and steak f.ijttas . Pricei
Stan at $1.50.
7MIMs is., 1712 n.u,,,;.,
645-8091 •"""" GilMll a.. is 1111714 PIMntY, 631·9Mr~
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Chinese Cuisine.
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• Lc..l'\ch • Di"'~'" • Cocktails
• Cate'"i"'9 • Take-OiAt
1500 ~nrbOr Blvd@ lldlms, eo= Maza
540-193~
If you've been searching for an
inexpensive, casual J:CSCluran~
bead to Baja Sharkecz -offi:nng
~t food in a surfside setting.
Diners place their order at the
front counter and food is
delivered to your table.
Start your meal with a tasty
appetizer and one of the
tempting libations, ~uch is the
Kahlua Chiller laced with
coconut cream, banana and
kahlua or the Green Iguana, a
version of the traditior\al
margarita laced with Midori,
whipped to a lime green froth.
AppCtiurs include tri-· chili
($3.79), chicken winpla doun
fur $3.~) or sweet potato fries
($2.99).
The dinner menu features
nearly a dozen mesquite grilled
items. The Order of the Day is
moderately priced -from a S3
vegetarian burrito to a $9 giant
combo fujita platter, but the
majority of me dishes arc in the
SS to $6 range. Local fuvorites
include the mahi mahi ta·iw for
just $6.99 -a sizzling ddjgl_lt,
stccpcd high with marinated
green peppers and onions; and
the mesquite grilled tri-tip steak
(one·halfpouDd) dinner for
$5.99.
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"·"'· to ,,,Ulniaht. B~ served <>n weeltnuls.
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21 Item Oyster Bar
Wide Screen Plus 8 TV's
ideo Games• Billiards
~7~s
Lunch • Dinner • Cocktails
1714 Placentia Ave. Costa Mesa
631-9803
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~.,____and decor -a work of art at Thai Touch salad lovers arc the hot and sour
lemon ~ shrimp soup,
ambrosia chicken coconut soup,
No MSG is used in meal
prcparati~n. Try the bomem~
coconut ice cream or swce~ nee
and mango fur a rc&cshing finis
to a won<ierful meal.
Thai cuisine with R 1mi1JUl t'#'ist tu 1111ii Touch, Newport Buch
SERVINCi CALIFORNIA &
IRISH CVl51NE
DINNER SPECIALS (SERVED AFTER 4:00
Located in Newport Hills
Shopping Center, Thai Touch is
a memorable destination fur
lunch or dinner, offering you
Thai cuisine with a unique twist.
Owner Bobby Singha and his
friendly staff welcome you amid
an dcgant decor that's exquisitdy
designed.
. Thai salad with peanut butter ~g and Yum Yai with
chicken and shrimp in ~ing. Try the lunCh
"""""'"'"'' s~.
Entrcc selections served with
steamed jasmine rice include:
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S.n Mjpfl Dr:, N~ & 0/¥1' /" l11ru/J, Mttn. -Fri.,
11:30 .... -3 /.""'i ""'""' s -Thr. 5 -9 JA&; Slit:; •"" s.n., s -10 ,.,.. Bur•""'"'"
•n ~ unniv •"" ~ ~~"" . crellit Ulr'tls. OU/ (714) 640-
0123.
A single c;xotic bloom adorns
each ta6le, a~t a backdrop of
walls filled wtth discrinlinating
artwork. Overhead recessed
lighting sets the mood fur the
beautifully presented dishes to
come.
The extensive menu starts with
interesting appetizers such as
Tasty Tar~ Peck-a-Boo Shrimp
and Thai iaco. The appetizer
sampler_(scrves ~) g>vcs you six
of the rune appctlttrs on the
menu. Favontcs among soup and
Panang Gai l(chchickcn curry),
scafoo<l aradisc (shrimp, sCaJlops
and Al~ cnb sautcCd in c~
sauce), Gai cashew out, Pad Thai
(Thai noodles with shrimp,
chicken and peanuts), Pad
eggplant and Pompano King a
wnole fish cooked and scrv~ in "\.. "'"""'-d·an·n a chili sauce. l V .ldlJ! ____ _
Most items arc served mildly
spicy; rhe menu denotes which Gourmet
dishes arc extra spicy. You can -a
order items, based on your -
tolerance for "heat" on a scale of healthy dining•
one to 10. Also, a variety of
items can be prepared vegetarian. •
Pero's award winning restaurant offers the finest in
Italian & Continental Cuisine including:
-SEAFOOD -VEAL -CHICKEN -
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THE SECOND ANNuAL
PERO'S
-1HANKSQfVfNQ
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28TH
Serving Brealifast 7am to 11 am
Thanksgiving Ohmer NOOll to 8pm
ence
M.ichaclChiang,ownerof
Mandarin Gournlct, was
cooccmcd bow Cbinc:sc food was
touted as greasy and not as
healthy as believed.
"If ~u look at Chinese cuisine
you'll find Califurnia Chinese
restaurants arc healthier than
tboec on the cast coast ...
particularly in New York." he
said. "And those in Southern
Califumia are ('\ltn more hcalth-
conscious than-in the northern
part of the state."
According to Chiang,
Mandarin Gounnet was the first
rcst3urant to bring Mandarin
cuisine to Orange County 19
years ago. ·
.. When the ~tioo was gi~n Ghincsc w.as not as
healthy as pe<?ple had thought,
restaurateurs listened," be $.aid.
"Mandarin Gourmet has always
and will continue to use the
leanest meat and the freshest
vegetables. We have, however,
changed our method of cooking.
Now, only the meat is oil
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V · s= .... "loying classic ooki.n ~ While c . g the
$14" Adulls -S'?°CbUdrn snuler 12 bcatth~1:~~
Gounnct cooks all itans to Jncludes: Roasted Turkey or Honey Cured Ham, order. And, they have added
Country Style Stuffing, Caramelized Yams, Mashed more vegetarian di.shes to the
Potatoes & Gravy, Fresh Vegetables, Cranberry Saure, mcou. Writc~,~ld A~gJOUS
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The balance is brilliant. YOU
~ in Huntinpm Beach, ~ as
you walk ~ the herb garden
and through the glass entryway,
the architecture and the wc:>rk of
a prominent artist (it changes
every eight "".ccb) says you ~re
in some poptilar spot on LA s
wcstside. Tilcn again the
friendliness bcspCaks that of a
local beachsidc restaurant.
You arc at Pcro's in.
Huntington Beach's Scaclitf
Village. The entry of the bright,
~ Pero's is lined with awari:ls
from the Southern California
Restaurant Writer's Guild, and
the Critics and People's Choice
Awa.rd for Best Restaurant from
the Taste of Huntington Beach.
Maria Purpcro Xailthakis owns
and operates the restaurant, in
partners with her husband, Jim.
Sister Caroline serves as 5
chef extraordinare. Papa ro
tends to the herb and vegcta le
Bluewater Grill: A welcome
site once again for locals
~en out front,~ with 6asil, oregano, mint, Mexican
~~and chives. Pero ~cf. Jose Espinosa. has
honed his culinary skills dur\n a
six-year apercnticcship in Pcro&s
kitchen ana has been head chef
for three years. Jodc is well
known fur his creative soccia1ties.
Brcak&st is special at l>cro's.
Caroline rises early to bring you
freshly baked pastries -scones,
muffins and a variety of fruit
breads. Choose from seven kinds
of buttennilk pancakes,
homemade &Om Papa's 30-ycar-
old egg rich recipe; frittttas with
potatoes, ham, pepperoni,
spinach1 peas, onions and cbecsc;
or a vancty of omdettcs.
Lunch, served &om 11 :30 a.m.
to 2:30 p.m., offers homemade
Italian. dishes such as lasagna,
nwUcotti, cannelloni aD<f
fmuc.cinc; ham$ made from their own frcS ground
meat; cold and grill
sandwiches; sa1aas and soup of · ~antipasto features
scampi, sautccd musprooms and
fried mou.arclla with marinara
sauce. Lidit, traditional Italian
dishes inCludc ~. chidccn,
fresh 6sh and vcaJ. Complete
(froM left:) ]Ollf#i" Penz, Jou EspimJSR, Milrin ""'Ji"' X."""1Jtis welu""
Y"" to 11 ""ilJ'U ,;,.;¥ cxperimu 11t Pero's
dinners under $10 available
during the week.
To complement your meal, a
variety of talifomii and imported
wines arc~ sclcqcd by
cvcnin er J~lli.n Perez,
tn on to pagne. There
is ~omplcte bar SCTVlCC.
Look fur a new menu debuting
this month, featuring such
creations as Veal or Chicken
McJancsc with eggplant in a white
wine sauce and Iinguinne Tutto-
Mare (seafood lin_s.uini). Book
early for your holfday parties.
Fulf-scrvicc catering; ta.kc-out.
Dinner rcsc:rvatioos
r~commcndcd. Special wine
dinners~ thjlcar. Ptrirt u 2221
Sudiff V'sJUw,. H tmti BeJ: ~.,. ..... ,._ ~..,
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