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Home My WebLink About1996-12-26 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Dai.Ly Pilots "96 football dream team SOCIETY Debutantes get all dolled up for the ball tmas ~ve tragedy devastates famiJy . ' . hll twin brother, Isaac, who dled in a motorcycle acddent early Christmas morning. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT • Costa Mesa man hit while riding motorcycle home to celebrate the holidays. He was a multi-talented artist =~·-.~d.,..,,e . · . '"" ¥.~r:5'l.Y.· :-~ ~r •i ~ COSTA l\1ESA -Christmas nev- er came to the Justice family. Instead, the Costa Mesa resi- dents gathered in the family's living room to grieve the loss of 25-year- old Isaac Eugene Justice, surround- ed by several of his religious- inspired oil paintings. The aspiring artist, who had a passion for drawing portraits such as Michelangelo and early Ameri- can comedians like Charlie Chap- lin, was killed Christmas Eve less than a block from the home where he lived with his family. •stan Oliver and Laurel Hardy was the first oil painting he ever did," said identical twin brother Nathaniel as he stood among dozens of paintings and sculptures crammed in Isaac's bedroom. · The driver of a pickup truck struck Isaac while he was riding his motorcycle at 10:22 p.m. Tuesday, police said. The driver attempted to make a left-hand turn from 20th Street onto Placentia Avenue, but apparently didn't see Justice's bike coming when he pulled out, police said. #He would have been a great artist," said Isaac's father, Michael Justice, 45. ~He was still going to school and already perfecting his •Especially because be was riding a craft when that happened last night. good vintage bike and did not want So we have just .. , no one has got to be reckless.• ~¥-·~~e J~l 1 ... ·~~ .. 1\J.l~JN1£'.s~11!~· ~·~ com~~ps"Wittnt. "' ' got 6lsliCense and bougnt1faoout a The family spent the night and year ago. A calender that features a Christmas morning at Western motorcycle similar to Isaac's hangs Medical Center in Santa Ana. Isaac on the wall of his bedroom along died at 5:04 a.m. on Wednesday as .a with a couple of. motorcycle hel- result of blunt force trauma to the mets, instruments and nwnerous oil body, according to the Orange paintings including a self portrait he County Coroner's Office. drew. The driver of the pickup truck, •Another year and a half or so Jose Herrera Ocampo, 33, of Costa and then be was gong to pursue a Mesa, was arrested on charges of career in art. Painting,• Nathaniel vehicular manslaughter with gross said. •He was very talented. He just negligence and booked at Costa started to play the violin. He taught Mesa City Jail, said Sgt. John Pber-himself guitar, piano and violin.• rin, who was investigating the crime Isaac's mother, Rosalie Justice, scene Wednesday afternoon. 43, spoke through tears Wednesday. •He was a very cautious rider," She believes her son was-driving Nathaniel said of his brother, who was 14 minutes younger than he. • SEE TRAGEDY PAGE A7 . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----, " I I I I I· ( l (I h .. tony dodero Running on fumes and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 good fortUne ~ I f there is anyone capable of more scatterbrain adventures than me, I feel sony for them. When it comes to making dumb moves, I've certainly ! honed that to a near art form. I spill coffee on myself practically daily, nearly ripped my stomach out in a snowboarding incident and once took the top off my • father's camper shell in a parking i garage. : Still, despite the sneaking sus-: pidon that I've somehow become the subject of some ancient curse, nothing real bad bas ever happened to me. And one recent act of stupidi- ty actually managed to soften my often jaded view of humanity. There really are good Samaritans out there, I learned. It all started with my recently acquired new automobile -a Chevy Astro Van to be exact. Now with just about every car I've owned, I've found some way to run out of gas. It's part of the curse thing. I knew the Astro Van would be no different. One night, I was heading htaJle from work and after a qua glance at the gas gauge determined I could make it home without filling up. Bve.rything seemed fine for awhile as 1 cruised down the San 1 Diego Freeway, then it happened i -that telltale chugging and con-i vulllng that happens to your car ! Playing Santa for a day, Minister Gary Purkey bands out gUb to local homeless and needy residents at lions Parkin Costa Mesa, where Cb.rl.stmas dinner was also served. DON lfACH I DAILY Pt.OT Volunteers serve up holiday cheer By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA l\1ESA -More than 50 homeless people celebrated Christmas Day together Wednesday afternoon over ham, mashed potatoes, carrots and juice. •we had a Christmas tree on a trash can, but the park workers cleaned up everyth.tng this morning and took it," said Mike Pickle, 32, who is homeless. Minister Gary Purkey and other members of the Isaiah n Church in Santa Ana prepared the Christmas meal at their church then delivered it to the self-described •residentially-chal- Lenged" people who otherwise would have had little or nothing to eat. Dressed in blue jeans and a white T- shirt featuring a picture of Jesus Christ, Purkey and volunteers served up the · food and sang Christmas carols, then banded out presents to most of those who attended the dinner. •1 thought we were going to run out, but praise God we did not run out," sa.id Purkey, 31. Purkey said be organized a ministry for the poor about a year ago to help the homeless in Costa Mesa and Santa Ana. Every Sunday and every other Saturday, he feeds those who live in Ll.ons Park, which is located next to Cosita Mesa's downtown library. •we have a Saturday team (of vol- unteers), a Sunday team and this is a Christmas team,• he said. ¥Some of these people are helping for the first time.• On Wednesday, Purkey coaxed a handful of the chW"ch's members into helping him cook the dinner at the church, leaving their own families on Christmas Day. The food and gifts wern pwcbased with money and donations from about 100 chun:h members. •His car is always smoking,• said 25-year-ald Keith Ross, who like the others, was thankful to see the young minister arrive in his station wagon. If you would like more information about Isaiah n Chun:h or would like to volunteer to help prepare food on Sat- urdays and Sundays, call the Minister Mark Ferrel a.t 380-8738. ,, when it's on its last gasp of 1 petro~wn. jL-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------' I quickly moved to the right ! lanes of the freeway, praying for i F E·E LING SQ u E E z ED en West Street. a seemingly long, an offramp. I found one at Gold-I curving, uphill exit. And the car • ~::.ued to gurgle and gasp I • Some students who ride school buses say conditions And Just u I thought I was I are too crowded. But district officials say they can't going to make it to a nearby gas I . . lt4tion. t.be van stopped. dead afford the luxury of additional buses. near tbe top ol the Edwards . l ------~---.Street freeway overpaa. ! By Michelle Terwtlleger, OIJily Pilot · • Great. I ------------- I turned on my hazard ligbtl I NBWPOkl'·MBSA -Walking and wlth about $13 1n my~ I down •tbe center aisle, looking ventuNd out. wondering why I from face to face and apece to IMrYW learn l111DD1. apace a lixlb1J?ade gtrl ub •11 • Wb81i I got to a nearby gu thll ..;_t auenl • ' : mtkin, I dllcoveNCl tbat no more ·vou can't lit berel • an eighth· do llllr 1o.n out IM ama to 1Cat· gnc1er reepondl. •Then'• not ....._ na.y lell .._fer eDIMagb roam1• • II.II. lo I baugN tb9 ooe-gdoo Although all tbe aeetl on • 911 cma. mid• ::/!llltll bt1:\ed ldlOol dilitdd Bui No. 23 haft at . ba '°my .... ~...... lMlt two ildl. bul ctn.. s.e • ~ A8lr NII' IJ tbl .-m tbe Joh"*'° ltaDda up and lbouta. tlnk. I tdld to mrt tb9 cm. No •IAt'I gol IAt'I g01 Let'I pl Let'I • .hldt. got 0.. cm. you're taldDg too "'~------.....,-----~ ilwcb .... tiot owr,• t -D0DPo MCIE llf1 ~ Md F.'°'NFt• tbe . • TuWinkle Middle School students pack in three to a seet, getting to know each other better than they wanted. Bus No. 23 ts considered an •overflow bus• by students becaute tt follows the same route . .. enotber bul from 'J'9wmk)e, acco"•neodlllng tbe ttudmtl wbo don"t make tt Gil .... nm bui . Once .. No. 23 ii tlDed. the unb~ ... llUdmtl mUlt ride a ovwtluw bui tMt c:oven a wtdlr route. ma~ addttiOMI ~ ud _..., 1-i:: ............ . ....... ft •• ,. ·-IUID PM! A? ~-~-----~~~-~-~---~--~ l \ l) l \ MOUND TOWN IESTIUYS QASSIFBJ COMMUlllTY IORUM IQJClllUS IWUC ll01tCIS I I i l A2 • THURSDAY, DEaMIER 26, 1996 greer wylder ?i :k'l'&tA~@ rti~ sales season begin Bow Danglers Boutique (642-5459), located at 369 E. 17th St in Costa Mesa, is planning a huge after-Christ- mas sale. There will be gieat buys on gifts and clothing, and since the store is moving to a new location, there will be store fixtures, props and decorations for sale. It you miss the sale, you can visit the store at its new location, upstairs at 445 E. 17th St. Unit D, in Costa Mesa. Where's The Partyf (722-1803), located at 270 E. 17th St. in Costa Mesa, is having a 50%-off sale on all Christmas merchandise including gift wrap, cards, party supplies and holiday decorations. Also, the U.S. Post Office counter inside the store was replaced with a year-round gift wrapping service. Gifts can be professional- ly wrapped starting at around $5. The Spa at South Coast Plaza has two new packages designed for pampering. One package includes a one-hour massage, one-hour fadal, complete make- over including shampoo, hair- styling and make-up and cham- pagne lunch. The package is available for two or more and sells for $260, including all gratu- ities. The second package is a ~super luxurious extra ft to com- bine with other packages, and consists of limousine transporta- tion to and from The Spa. Instead of the usual alcoholic beverages provided by most limousin~ ser- vices, passengers will have buit juice, muffins and ~wate11 The cost will vary depending upon distance from The Spa and time required for the limousine. The Spa has state-of-the-art fit- ness fadlities including Cybex strength training equipment, an exercise classroom and a 25-yard lap pool. It's located at 695 Town Center Drive, Suite 180, in Costa Mesa. For more information please call 850-0050. Roger's Gardens (640-5800) has received a large selection of 1997 bareroot roses. The nursery carries more than 145 varieties of roses. On Sunday at noon, there will be a demonstration in the garden amphitheater on how to plant and care for bareroot roses. For good buys on holiday deco- rations, Roger's Garden's has dis- counted linens, Christmas orna- ments, wreaths, centerpieces and Barcana trees at up to 40% off. Christmas merchandise excluded from the sale includes Christo- pher Radko ornaments and orna- ment storage boxes. Roger's Gar- dens is located at 2301 San Joaquin Hills Road in Newport Beach. Guitar and Sound (574-4115J is_ having-a-huge sale on guitars, amplifiers, stands, basses, key- boards and P.A. 's. Merchandise is discounted up to 50% off. It's at a new location at 1916 Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa. • llEST IUYS appears Thursdays and Satut'days. If you know of a good buy, call me at 540-1224, fax me at 646- 4170. JANELLE WILEY -· •.t Deeply rooted in the community SHE IS A believer in the healing · power of plants. · SPRUQNGUP ~ , ~ii:tlfy~-~ .~ ~v~~~·~'l~.t1.· Gardens, Janelle Wiley waters a, drooping snow bush, shakes dead leaves out of binca majors and fills the fountain up with more water. •1 keep this garden' real crisp and fresh," Wiley said. Wiley, color specialist at the gardens, keeps the English tea garden as well-groomed as possible for the weekend lun- cheons and weddings that take place there. . "I planted these (binca majoIS) because they remind me of veils, ft Wiley said. She alSo keeps Tries fo keep plenty ~ of white flowers planted, such as cycalman to fit in with the wedding theme. BUDDING CAREER After 14 years of flower arranging, the El Monte native decided to go back to high school and college at age 40 to get her education. Although she majored in women's studies and humani- ties, she fell in love with plants in the soil after taking a horti- culture class at Saddleback College. Wiley, a Newport Beach res- ident with three adult sons, vol- unteered at the Sherman Gar- dens for two years before she became part of the full-time staff. She plants, oveISees the vol- unteers and teaches flower arranging classes at the gar- dens. SMEWNG THE FLOWERS Between her different activi- ties, Wiley finds time to take in the beauty of the garden around her. •Look at the pink on that," she said, pointing to the second hummingbird of the day. "I consider that a God sight." From the crows "bickering" with each other -"They're really intelligep.t birds ft -to the unique textures of each plant, Wtley notices and comments on them all. Sometimes she visits the small, outside courtyard just to think. HI feel a lot of tranquility here," she said. "I used to come here and wonder where I'tn going in life. ft FRUrTS OF THE SPIRIT Wlley sees the leaves of the hanging binca major as medi- cine as mucb as decoration. The plant that decorates tpe . B.£.Ontains 0. lift~~~ :J'''ctl ~ that helped.her son recover from leukemia. Wlley believes the plants have emotional healing pow· ers as well as physical. •A lot of people are coming in for Tefreshment, • Wlley said. •1 really do believe peo- ple get well here if they're sick.. • •1 always greet people with the hope that the garden will touch them,• she said . -She remembeIS a woman who looked very sad w8Iking throu h the gardert with her -daug ter. -- Wiley approached her and said, "I hope this will be an inspiration refreshment for you." The woman told her that her daughter 'Va& diagnosed with leukemia. "I told her, 'You couldn't bring your daughter to a better place,'" Wiley said. Six months later, the woman came back and told Wiley that her daughter was in remission and said, ·ru never forget that day that you encouraged me.• •1t•s all about life, I think," Wiley said. •There's a lot of cultivating and weeding out in lit ft e. -Story by Michelle Terwilleger Photo by Marc Martin 'Middle College High School' garners high marks • Students, program both experienced satisfact~ry course in the spring. students want to take so many col-high school, a leadership class and improvement during the initial semester at Orange Coast College, organizers say. By Marissa Espino, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The first semester of Orange Coast Middle College High School came to an end with only a few kin.ks to straighten out and more than 45 high school sophomores getting a head start in their college careers. •At first it was shaky because it was a new program., but now they are really organized," said student Matt Israel. "I am very pleased with bow it is going." The middle college high school gives students an opportunity to take all their high school classes at Orange Coast College and at the same time, have the opportunity to take elective college courses. The program provides a sup- portive and academically chal- lenging atmosphere for high- potential, but underachieving, high school students who want to go to college. Matt, 16, attended Costa Mesa High School prior to attending the new school. . The Costa Mesa resident took a college English course this past semester and will be attending a speech and career counseling "I was sort of getting behind lege courses." a student newsletter have ~ my first year, but I have changed Hoover 'said the mature envi-established. : now, and getting a really early ronment at OCC and the avail-Carole Castaldo, principal o( start (for college,) ft Israel said. ability of the teachers enables the the Newport-Mesa Unified School "I'm really happy with the way it students to reach their,potentials. District's alternative education is going. "It is a very adult atm_osfhere p~am, said it is too early tci Israel, who plans to study med-and very calm, not hectic, she make any determinations on thd idne, added that his grades have said. "I think the environment has overall success of the program: imp~oved beca~ he fin~ the ~elped them. Stud~n~ are now but she felt the students had been enV1r0nment easier to work m and independently achieving on a very successfUJ. ~ the teachers more helpful. higher level. ft • • • • Sandy Hoover, director of the Although the first semester ran (Ibe parents) are thrilled tha~ Orange Coast Middle College relatively smoothly, the staff will the young~ers have found a pro'\ High School, said the students meet at the beginning of the year gr~ working for them, Castald~ were adjusting well to the college to discuss a few changes and new SaJ.~1· . . . • setting and smaller classes. options for the students. . think what 1S an unpo~~ "Academically, most of their The addition of career, music part 1S the board and the distri~ grades have improved. In addition appreciation, and health and safe-office supports new options,• she they are achieving in the college ty courses will be considered. said. "It is really important to put courses as well, ft Hoover said. "I And Hoover said since the this kind of effort into helping was pleasantly surprised so many beginning of the middle college these few kids." ! 4 volunteer directory • • ' . ~ • The VOLUNTEER DIRECT'ORY runs periodically in the Daily Pilot. If you'd like Information on getting your orga- nization listed, call 642-4321, Ext. 331. AUHEIMER'S ASSOOATION OF ORANGE COUNTY The Alzheimer's Association of Orange County needs volllllteers for Its Visiting Volunteer Program, support group leaders for p~tients and care givers1 and for the volunteer helpline. Interested volunteers can call 283-1111. 'l\MERICAH CANCER SOOETY The Orange County Region of the American Cancer Society is seeking office volunteers. Also, volunteers are being sought to answer calls for the unit's Helpline InfoCenter. For informa- tion on these and other volunteer oppor· ·tunities, call Sally Carson at 261·9446. AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION l'he American Heart ASsociation is looking for volunteers to perform various general office duties. These include: photocopying, typing, light computer work, as well as preparing large mail· ings and other various clerical duties from 9 to noon or 1 to~. Monday through Friday. Call Teri B1own, volunteer coor- dinator, at 856-3555 for more informa- tion. HOM E HEALTH HOSACE PROGRAM The American Home Health Hospice Program needs volunteers to give emo· tionaJ support to terminally ill patients and their families in the greater Orange County area. ll'aining is provided For lnform.ation, call 550-0800 or (800) 540- ..2545. AMERICAN RED CROSS The Orange County Chapter of the American Red Cross needs volunteers to address community groups about Red Cross seJVlces and to act as liaisons with the media in disaster and emergency sit- uations. For infonnation, call Judy Ian- naccone, 835-5381. AMERICAN YOUTH SOCCER Corona del Mar AYSO Soccer Region 57 needs volunteers for 1996 soccer sea- son registration. Parents of boys and girls ages 4 1/2 to 16 are needed for comput- er input. telephones, coaching, referee- ing, equipment and purchasing. Call 640-2539. ASSOOATION RENAISSANCE CREATORS ARC is a non-profit group ln Costa Mesa that sponsors and supports multi- outreach community service programs, such as the homeless sanctuary. Volun- teers are needed. For information, call Renee Namaste at 540-5803. BAll£T PAOACA The Baller Pacifica Guild, a volun-• teer support group for Ballet Pacifica, needs volunteers for a variety of tasks. For more lnfonnation, call Molly Lynch at 851-9930. • ' , • llG BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS : Men and women over 20 years ~ who bav.e lived ln.Oruge ~ounty'fora' lea.st six months and have been on th( job for at least three months are needed to serve as big brothers or big sisters fo( children ages 6 to 16 from single-parent homes. For more information, oa1l ~ 7773. IOY SCOUTS Of AMEIUCA INC.. ORANGE COUNTY COUNC1. • • • 4 Volunteer opportunities include funct raising, program development and train~ Ing to existing troops and packs. FOii1 more infonnation, call Devon Doughertv: 546-4990. ' ! • ' . BUDEJt$ HOTUNE 642-«>16 Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesi. CA. 92626. Copyright No news stories, llluwations, edito- rial IMtter or adllertlsements htfefn c;an be reproduced with- out written pennlt5lon of copy- rtght OWMr. briefly i Record your comments about the Oally Piiot or news tips. ADDIE$$ OUr addres Is 330 w. Bay St., Cob Mft.I., <:alff. 92627. •••••• l ........... ,. 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Haw• good onet Spanish citizens' course otfered 4 , ) . ' I ) I • • '. DON LEACH I DALY PILOT Anthony Jlgate, I, tllbl a swtilg Wltla Ida new goU chlbs Chriltmas Day with a lltUe help from .... dad. Tony, at ua.. hrk .. com Mesa. .. . , ... \ ~ ·' • !(J ........ ($ ., . ~ . . ·- TRUE BLUE ''TRUE BLUE'S ANNUAL AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE'' DON'T MISS OUT . Starts Friday, December 27 Doors Open at . 101008111 171417 1- • THURSDAY, 0£CEM8£R 26, 1996 AJ Oh, the traffic outside is frightful ... let it flow . . . let it flow T here ii a virulent dbeue raging through the local neighborhoodJ. It manifests itself differently according to the community. The treatments -when there are any -also vary. I refer not to the various strains of coldus ordinarlus, although they, too, are devas- tating the towns. · No, this malady is more than sore throats and hacking coughs. We are talking paraly- sis here. Damage to nervous systems. Indeed, the potential for death and destruction. fred martin , ., :( :\1 • ""o'f~~ .... $ ed affliction scientists have wttere small streets meet the identified as trafficitis. It is a blind curves on Spyglass Hill plague of epic proportions, and Road. ·They are disasters wait· there are no cures in sight. ing to happen," she says. In Eastbluff, residents have Nowhere is trafficit.is more examined in detail the poten-severe than along East 19th tial for building a figurative Street in Costa Mesa. Though it moat around the community is bordered on both sides by and lqwering the drawbridges dozens of meticulously kept only to residents and autho-homes, 19th is basically a rized visitors. They would minor freeway. build gates and put guards in It is an extension of Dover little shacks to keep out the riff Drive, which scads of peqple and the raff. use every day as a marvelous The community fears wav.es shortcut from Coast Highway to of increased traffic from devel-downtown Costa Mesa and the opment on the old Loral cam-55 Freeway. pus. Not to mention a huge "It's worse than ever now, new apartment complex at the with all the trucks from the comer of Jamboree and Uni-construction sites down at the versity. Castaways,· says Al Eichler, Motorists trying to beat the the unofficial Hmayor of East toll road is the danger resi-19th Street.· dents of Spyglass Hill and "You can't imagine the way adjoining communities see trucks come barreling down coming from travelers on Peli-here," Al says, showing me a can Hill Road. pile of photographs he has tak- To get to the airport area en of the offending machines. without paying the fee on the At the entrance to 19th stretch of public road that was Street, a sign begs, "Slow given to the toll-road people, Down -You Are Entering A · many motorists will find a Residential Neighborhood.• shortcut. Yeah, right. Those always One route involves hanging work. a left on San Joaquin. then a Another sign shows a truck right on Spyglass Hill to San with a circle-slash, the intema- Miguel to Ford Road to tional symbol for "NOi" and MacArthur. One of the great the legend, "5 TONS." To fears, says Claire Schwan, show how well that's obeyed, president of the Spyglass Hill Eichle~ showed me photos of homeowners association, are eight 18-wheel, double-t:I;ailer dirt carriers. These gu)'s weigh a bunch more than 10,000 · pounds. Eichler claims that ottic:ial Costa Mesa has pretty much turned its back on 19th Streeters' pleas for more signs, more policing, speed bumps- ·something, anything." How- ever, the city in April appointed an ad hoc committee to study the problem and earmarked $30,000 for a consultant. Unfortunately, the. city didn't hire Art Kassan, the traffic con- sultant who bas worked won~ ders on comparable problems Mn-~~"'~jg)}t)i: ~ hood 1\'affic Managemenf'l>ro- gram designed for Culver City was featured nationally on NBC News. "Basically, its a bottom-up solution,• Kassan said the other day. "We bring together groups 1 of neighbors to discuss the problems and they come up with the solutions. They start out screaming at one another, then all of a sudden, they become neighbors and friends and they realize they can do all kinds of things." Kassan keeps the meetings on track -one group had 52 members, another only six - and helps shape the solutions. •Sometimes it's speed bumps, sometimes small traffic circles, sometimes chokes (a narrow- ing of the street in strategic ., spots), sometimes a combina- tion. •I tell them I am their con- sultant, not the city's. They know what their neighborhood's specific problems are, and together we come up with the answers. I take the solutions to the City Council and they say. 'OK. do it.'. As simple as that? I asked. •Almost," Art said. What a revolutionary con- cept! • BED MARTIN'S column runs every Thursday and Saturday. .I SKI/SNOD&ARD TRIPS '""" . ~~:.-"... v.,_ .. : ... • \i ..:-:-- WEDS · FRI ·SUN• EVERY WEEK STARTS THiL~KSGI\T\G • I - THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26. 1996 DANCE O.ASSES Orange Coast College offers Jive intermediate to advanced level modem dance classes at 10 d.m. today through Saturday, and Monday and Tuesday in OCC's Dance Studio C. Registration fee is $10 per class or $35 for the entire c;eries, Information: 432-5506. SATURDAY HYPER PEPPY Launch Pad offers a Robot Workshop at noon for children ·ages nine to 11 and at 3 p.m. for ages 11 to 14 at 3333 Bear St., 'Costa Mesa. The workshop enables a parent and child to learn how to assemble "Hyper Peppy" the robot and discover .m>w ~~~~ea .~ .!he film age ent mdustrie1. C<>st' ts $30 and the workshop is $6 for members and $8 for guests. For more information, call 546-2061. SUNDAY HYP.ER PEPPY Launch Pad offers a Robot Workshop at noon for children rlges nine to 11 and at 3 p.m. for dges 1J. to 14 at 3333 Bear St .. Costa Mesa. The workshop 1•nables a parent and child to led.m how to assemble "Hyper Peppy" the robot and discover now robots are used in the film ind amusement industries. Cost is $30 and the workshop is $6 for rn embers and $8 for guests. For more information, call 546-2061. TUESDAY KIDS SLEEP OVER The Newport Beach Commu- 111ty Services Department offers a 'New Year's Eve Kids Night Out" or children age four through 12 1t 7:30 p.m. and concludes at 8:30 .:1.m. the next day at the Commu- ni ty Youth Center at Grant Howald Park on 5th Avenue and Ins Avenue in Newport Beach. Movies, popcom, games and breakfast will be available. Cost is ii35 and siblings pay $17. For more information, call 644-3151. THURSDAY, JAN. 2 DIVORCE TALK The Law Offices of Lisa A. Ciancio offer a seminar on "Divorce -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. SATURDAY, JAN. 4 DIVORCE TALK The Law Offices of Lisa A. Ciancio offer a seminar on "Do I l\Jeed Estate Planning?" at 10 a.m. ill 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Be ach. Cost is $20. Reservations are required at 574- 1866. MONDAY, JAN. 6 CHEERLEADING Children from ages 6-11 may 'nroll in a five-week cheerlead- mg class from 3 to 4 p.m. on Mon- lays at the Community Youth Center in Grant Howald Park in 'lewport Beach. Registration fee 1!. $35. For more information, call t144-3151. ADD TAUC Coastline Counseling Center offers a free lecture called M Atten- bon Deficit Disorder: The Big Pic- ture" at 7 p .m. at 1200 Quail St., uite 105, Newport Beach. For more information, call 476-0991. ONGOING SMOKERS The Nicotine Anonymous fel- lowship wants to help men and women who smoke to quit and remain smoke-free. 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MENTAL ILLNESS SUPPORT GROUPS · • The Alliance for the Mentally ill of Orange County provides 'education and emotional support ior families dealing with mentally ·ill loved ones. A free support group meets from 6 to 7:30 p.m. every Tuesday at Orange County ·Mental Health Clinic, 3115 Red- hill Ave., Costa Mesa. Call 544- '8488 for details. • Also, St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church offers d support group for families with loved ones V!ith ~n~ m.ep.LQ.l..jp.ness-~(g.o.~ ~nings-ff.onr' 6:30 to ~ p.m. in the church's ,Stewart Lounge, 600 St. :Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The group is open to the commu- nity and committed to confiden- -tiality. For more information, call 631-2880. LUPUS FOUNDATION A support group for younger patients with lupus meets from 1:30 to 3 p .m. the second and fourth Wednesday of each monah in Newport Beach. For details, call 536-1734. BREAST CANCER SUPPORT A breast cancer support group meets every Tuesday from noon to 2 p.m. at the Patty and George HQag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. •The meetings are free. For more information, call 722-6237. FAONG FORWARD Facing Forward, a ~upport group for family members of recently deceased cancer patients, meet every Monday from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. and from ?:jo to 8:30 p.m. at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, New- free. ~ation,~call 722-6237. PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORT A prostate cancer support group meets every Thursday from 6:45 to 8:15 p .m. at the Pat- ty and George Hoag Cancer Center Cafe, One Hoag Drive, Buila.ing 41, Newport Beach. 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COSTA MESA CHAMBER The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce Networkers Business Leads Luncheon is every Wednesday at 11:45 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Cowitry Club, 1701 Golf Course Road. for more information, call 574-8780. GYNECOLOGIC CANCER Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach The meetings are free. Por more information, call 722-6237. SENIORS SQUARE DANCE CLUB The Costa Mesa Senior Citi- zen Square and Rowid Dance Club seeks experienced dancers to join in from 9 to 11 a.m. every Thursday at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 19th and Pomona streets. Call 545-5669 for more information. DYSLEXIA SUPPORT The National Dyslexia Research Foundation sponsors weekly adult attention deficit disorder support groups at its office, 833 Dover Drive, Suite 27 , Newport Beach. Cost is $5 per session. For time a nd day, call 642-7303. 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By Sma.n Seely Nov. 11, 1996 a Tashi Delek (llbetan for •Hel- lo"). ed in any simllarftles we had not-Back to McLeod Ganj: Aside numerous things to see and do in Needleb to say there were ed between Hinduism and from the lovely setting in the McLeod Ganj/Dbaramsala. reports in the papers in the fol- Jndalsm footbilll ot the Himalayas and the One ot the more spectacular lowing days of numerous deaths While he gave us a great intro-rbance to do some trekking, the events we witneaed while in and injuries resulting from mal- ductory book on HindWml. we main reuon that people come to McLeod GanJ was the Hindu f~ functioning or mishandled fire. demonstrated the technology of McLeod Ganyobaramsala (aside tival of Oiwalltthe "Festiv.al of works in Delhi, Bombay and ~ . our digital camera and took his from those hoping to chance upon Ughts." This major, nationwide where. picture (look for it on our \Veb-Richard Gere who often comes to holiday celebrates amoog other One evenini{ we partidpat site). visit) is that it is the seat of the things the retwn of Lord Rama in the unique betanbBulaud~ The Maharana is still held in Tibetan Government-in-Exile and from his exile in the wilderness custom of "drcumam ting" - reverence by most of bis "sub-the residence of His Holiness, the and is the traditional fiscal new walking the path that leads Jects" although since the 1950s XIV Dalal Lama, who is both the year for businesses. around the hilltop on whiob are bis title and royal status have spiritual and temporal leader of It is, as the name implies, ~ perched the Nyamgal Monaitery . . been only symbolic. Since then, the nbetan people. • time for lights which, in addition and the Dalai Lama's residence. It ~Jas), bis Royal ~ghness His Highness bas involved him· Arie and I (along with about to the mvri•d oil lamps and can-was just before sunset and the Arvind Singh Mewar JS a descen z ·-color of the sun refiecting off the dept of one of the lon'gest continu: self With the creation and day-to-250 other foreign~}, had the ~es~ for the occasion, translates snow-topped mountains was bril· SUA.D Seel y and Arie Katz We've spent the last few weeks exn}oi:i!tg ~ 9_anj, a~ Sf-: f~~ &i· QIMWMMW@~' ous dyilasttes in the world (ruling day ~g~ of U>.e. HRH tel privilege of i;neetin~ -well, sb.ak-into fire~orks. These are not the . liant; one really felt that.the myrl· -=~~!U'• .t~ffem~~1f!~~up~ --~:1cr-~'tf~Sfy ~~~1.-liiit'~~~;!::,:;sen . north Indian state of Hima.chal Pradesh. The village is a wonder- ful, cool change from the heat and com.motion of Rajasthan. and revitalization of traditions of wonderlul old palaces and spent four hours of our time gal nearly everywhere in the U.S. ing out their messages of peace unique to Ud.aipur such as this bunting lodges that the Mabarana weaving our way blindly through because they are so dangerous and healing into the universe. special puja. has converted into ll!XWJ hotels. a typically Indian bureaucratic and incredibly lo~d. As other #drcumambulators" Through a combination of He also heads a charitable web. What an expenence that was passed us, fingering their prayer good timing and talking to the rellef organization to which any-This was the second time that I for usl As we walked around on beads and chanting mantras, we right people Arte and I were hon-one in need may apply (some of had •met" the Dalai Lama, and the second night of Oiwali we felt with poignancy the special ored the foll~wing day with an the money is raised from foreign-just as with the first, I w~ struck were constantly jumping out of nature of this culture and religion But before I say more about our experiences up here in the foothills of the Himalayas, let me bring you up to date on our activi- ties in Udaipur. The night after my mom left for the States, Arie and I were lucky enough to be invited to attend (after purchasing tickets, of im rom tu meetin with the ers like us who pay to view his by bis intense, penetrating eyes our skins and waiting for some -one that this community in exilt-~ana ~lfl In the mid-puja ceremonies). He is an and how be made each and every kid's bands or head to get blown is doing its utmost to preserve and dle of the tea that we were having impressive man who obviously person he greeted feel special -off in front of us. It was great fun encourage while always clinging with a German baroness and her cares about preserving a culture he is a man who seems to be fully as long as you gave the bottle-to the hope of someday returning husband (we were feeling rather rich in traditions and who is present and in the moment. It was rockets wide berth. to their homeland in Tibet. course) a special puja (blessing/ceremony) that the Maharana of Udaipur was hold- ing at the City Palace, to be fol- lowed by after-puja cocktails and dinner. plebeian what with all the royal acti~~y involved in keeping those worth the four-hour bureaucratic titles floating around!) we were traditions relevant for the present. farce. quickly ushered over to His Royal He is also up on modern technol-Aside ~m hanging aro~d to Highness' residence. ~ -the Qty Palace Compound catch a glimpse of the Dalai Lama Our first impression was that will soon be on the Internet. and/or Richard Gere, there are This particular puja, which took place on the last day of the nine-day Dusshera festival cele- brated throughout India, is unique to Udaipur and is dedicated to honoring the local Mewari Hors- es, an endangered desert breed historically valued for their endurance in battles. The Maharana ("Chief War- rior" or "Prince Among Princes" - a title unique in the world; the other dynasties were headed by he certainly looked different than the night before. He was dressed casually in white jeans and a blue oxford shirt and talking away (in English) on the phone. Yet his full white beard 'and expressive eyes were certainly those of the Maha- rana that we had seen the night before. He was very welcoming and gracious as well as interested in our travels and what we'd learned about the Indian Jewish commu- nity. 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He usually drove hls wtuttt Volle-ees, his mother Sd1d swagen van because he was always Thi! tonner O range Coast College carting a.round his art supplie and stud~nt had another year of school to paintings, Nathaniel said. complete for his degree in fine arts at about the crowded bus conditions, New- port-Mesa Unified School District officials say the buses are not filled over capacity and they cannot afford to add to the bus neet for student comfort. "He always wore aU the safety pre-Long Bedch Stdte, family members home from his girUriend Ha Do's cautions and would not go further scud . house on his motorcycle because he than on local roads,• Nathaniel said Thi\ fomlly is considering putting On a daily basis, 3,552 students in the district ride 43 buses to get to and from schcol. didn't want to leave the vintage 1971 The family had planned to spend together dO drt ,,how featuring some Triwnph Daytona there overnight. Christmas Day at the home of lsadc'c; of hlS more Uwn 100 pieces of ¥1 It only takes 10 minutes for most of the students on Bus No. 23 to get to their stop, but the boarding process and the ride are often uncomfortable. Superintendent Mac Bernd said the dis- trict purchases 90-passenger buses and the district does not exceed that limit. And he said he bas not heard complaints about the conditions on the buses. Do, 25. left shortly after him in her grandparents, Richard and EmesUne work car because she was still getting ready Apodaca, in Buena Park. He WdS rather proWic in the smAll and had several parcels to carry. -u·s a big loss,• his aunt Caroline I tune he GOt • Nathaniel said. '. Said driver Johnston: -The big boys don't want to share seats. They want to puff up and have two to a seat.• ' "I bate it,• sixth-grader Mina Ibrhim said. -1 wish they had four or five buses. I'd rather have two in a seat." ·we have to run our buses at capacity," Bernd said. MWe don't want to spend any more money on transportation equipment than we have to." Although she passed the scene of the Apodaca said. -A careless rrustdke on "ThE> pdlntmg above the couch (in accident on her way to his parents' tus (Ocampo) part if he ctidn't see lhE> llvmg room) has tus face and he's house, its connection to her boyfriend him." 1 Wd\ mg m lhe barkground, • Isaac's didn't register until she arrived at his Both brothers lived at home \\'1th ' cousm M1ch1>llt' Morrow said. "He house. theu parents for the past 18 yedrs m l>Ot-dks stuff hkl:.' thdt m • State transportation funding and bus rid- er fees paid by parents do not fully cover the cost of transporting students, Bernd said. And Bernd said he would rather see addi- tional funds go toward classroom needs. "When she found out Isaac was not Costa Mesa and worked as clerks d l !sd :le 1s surviv"d by his mother Ros- home she went back and saw the Starbucks on Via Lido on Balhod I dlte. ldthPr Michael, brother motorcycle,• Nathaniel said. "Then Peninsula. Nt1thcrnll'I. 25, ... 1<;ter Melanie. 19, Eli-"It sucks," eighth-grader Amber Porter said. -n·s hard be<;ause people don't.like to she came back and told us." Isaac had recently rece1vPd an 1 )cth lj), Aa1on, 11 <'Ind mece Chloe, 2 Isaac was a cautious driver who award from the coffee shop wh(>re h" r:unPrdl drrdnqements are tenta- never rode the motorcycle on the free-often covered shifts for other employ-tivel) plc1nm. .. d lor c::;dturday. ' ~-y .J:&tttr .. " "' r -"· .. "' · -.. ?if <:., ,..,.. i •.L...."., .,. .. _ ', '-< JM'. , ,, scoot over." ' ~ , ~ !i'r. ti..!'" .. ~~ ( ; ~ i -" DODE Rn ·· · · ~'took off. V "That's it, he's just a common CONTINUED FROM A 1 thief and I was dumb enough to give him my gas can,· I mused. THE BLUEWATER GRILL FOR THE HOLIDAYS •tifg J(~~r~· ~:~.~ That was it, I thought. 1ltis time I've not only run out of gas but killed my car altogether. But he came back. And with a full gas can no less. And even though he eould've easily just sped off, be watched patiently as I put the gas in the tank and tried starting the car, making sure that I didn't need any more help. The Bluewater Grill features fresh fish and seafood grilled over mesquite charcoal. cocktails and a kids menu in a bright, cheerful, na~ atmosphere. !M erry Cll n.,tma.' :? Happ11 :~eu• )ear Just then, a motorcyclist pulled up in front of my car. He started walking toward the driver side door. I rolled down the window and wondered if maybe I'd run out of gas for the last time. -can I give you a hand?" he asked. NYeah, sure," I thought. "Just before you crack me over the head with a crowbar.~ I told him my plight. He noted that being on a hill probably was- n't helping matters and he offered to go get more gas for me. So I gave him my pricey gas can and offered him my last $5 bill. He said he'd pay for it and I turned the key and it started. I thanked him and he waved at me and headed back toward his cycle. It struck me that I should offer him some money for his trouble. So I turned around to ask him if he wanted the $5. But he was already gone. ~ Still, I remember his parting words. -coo bless," he said. That's for sure. • TONY DODERO is the news editor of the Daily Pilot. You can contact him at 540-1224 ext. 323. 8~-P~·» Home & Garden Clutter 40% OFF Selected Merchandise Dec 26, Thurs · Dec 28, Sat 10:00 A.M. -6:00 P.M. 1720 D. 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Frank's has 25 hoagie sand- wiches to choose from, 10 from the grill and the rest from the "sandwich table.• They also offer six different kinds of sal- ads, including macaroni, ant,i»ai1~~Wi tunil al}qJoJJlato . ...._~the~d's~~ales,,.. ;~ come with fried who crave the taste of flesh. r-------------------------, onions, hot or sweet peppers and choice of cheese. At no extra charge you can also get lettuce, tomato and pickle . I I F. Y.I . J + WHA~ Frank's Philadel· phia +WHERE: 2244 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa + HOW MUCH: Inexpensive + HOURS: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. every day I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I ' I invited Mike, my brother-in-law who is visiting for the holi- days, and my brother to help me try the vari- ous sandwich- es. I wanted to see how they -------------------------~ The cold sandwiches come with let- compared to the East Coast hoagies my brothe r and I grew up with in the Boston area and I.be ,authentic Italiaq sapdwiches Mike enjoys in the Chicago area. We went on a Saturday a.round 1 p.m. The first thing we noticed was that there's little parking. Situated next to a 7- Eleven and a doughnut shop, the re are only about 15 spaces in the tiny shopping center. But that didn't stop the steady flow of customers that chowed down on one of the shop's famous hoagies. Sptclaliilng In tuce, tomato, pick.le, onion, peppers, choice of cheese and dressing. The price for extra a ccoutrements varies frOQl 50 to 75. cents. We tried the sandwiches, because there wasn't much else to choose from. It's a dine in or take out place, with a friendly staff taking orders at the counter. The barbecue beef Philly style (small $3.45, medium $4.45, large $5.45) included strips of grilled beef slath ered in barbecue sauce. Mike thought it was ·a little skimpy on the meat,• but then I tongue and covers up the flavor o1 the veggies. The mushrooms were deli- pointed out that I bad ordered a sandwich shop that specialized dous -a nice change from other "small" and that he's a big in meaty hoagies offered such a vegetarian sandwiches I've had. eater. For most people, the meat great veggie sandwich. Mike really liked the Italian portion seemed appropriate. I had a "small," but it looked sausage hoagie (small $2.95, The barbecue sauce was like a medium. Bursting from medium $3.95, large $4.95). He tangy and sweet:overall a pret-the sides of the Italian roll was · said the ones he gets in Chica- ty s ubstantial sandwich . ripe avocado, onions, peppers,, go have spicy sausage that's Th~~qa.gie~lli!!QlL cheese, fresh mushrooms an. d sliced lengthwise. This one had JU"2'5rlt!Mlf~~~:;. <1t'1iA!t:cU~~J> mild sausage that was cut up $5.25) was a hit. Mike loved the about this Sina~?tha~~•,"'1&11~~ ..,.., different kinds of meat and the wasn't covered with fattening A sausage""eo~~ ~ Italian dressing. Loaded with mayonnaise that coats your said it was "tasty," "not fatty" salami, cappacola, ham and pro- volone, it was p erfect for my meat-loving brother-in-law. He also commented on the Italian bread, which was soft and fla- vorful. "This is one of the best ones I've had,· he said. It's hard to find really good pastrami on the West Coast, but Frank's pastrami hoagie (small $2.95, medium $3.95, large $4.95) was great. It was lean and moist and just as good as any we had in Massachusetts. My brother said he remem- bered how fatty the pastrami was that we used to get back East, and this was a lot leaner and more tender. Furthermore, not many restaurants take the time to cre- ate a really good vegetarian sandwich, but my vegetarian hoagie (small $2.95, medium $3.95, large $4.95) was one of the best I've had. And I've tried them all. 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Sat 10am to Spm • Sunday t0am-4pm 760-6640 • 2850 E. (,out Hwy., Corona del Mar Accepdlw Aapoilllme1"' For FUiier Co~llU. UtMCidit111 are alloa welcOnNt. f Newp>n Be.ch/Coeca Mesa Daily Pilot I _ _;.-~--~ MUSIC : JACK MACK · Jack Mack and the Heart Attack will deliver its high energy rhythm and blues in a concert program at 10 p.m. Fri- day at Twin Palms, 630 New- port Center Drive, Newport Beach. Cover charge ls $5. For more information, call 721- 8288. l TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERTS : Free live classic rock perfor- ~ mances are sched\:lled from =::::::::~:;::--~~ : noon to 2:30 p.m . Monday DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Johnny Mosham, owner of Frank's Philadelphia In Costa Mesa, shows off one of his famous giant sandwiches Ht for a king. home and I had my sister -a cheese steak fanatic -try the andwich. She liked the fact .hat the bread wasn't soggy the way a lot of the beef and steak <:andwiches in the Chicago area "'Orne, with au jus sauce all over he place. But, she agreed the teak was a bit bland. Rumor has it our news editor, fony, loves the cheese steak hoagies at Frank's. But he admits there's nothing he can compare it to, since he's only had cheese steak at Prank's. We split an order of Philly fries ($1.35) that were a little greasy for my taste, but my brothe r-in-law liked them that way. Besides, for a little over a dollar, you can't go wrong. And I have to admit, they tasted great. Frank's also offers a {Jee refill on drinks, which are very inex- pensive at 89 cents for a regular and $1 .19 for a large. The restaurant also has an extensive catering m enu, spe- cializing in hot and cold buffets of Italian, American and Mexi- can dinners and breakfast sand- Produce • Bread• • flab • flower• In Corona del Mar Every Saturday 9:00am-1:00pm \\ .. 11 1•1 "''' I ' ' I I\ I I I. " , 1 ! i ' 1 I I \ I 1 I• ~~~~~.:· l~:E~I Holiday catering Specialists wiches: bacon or ham with egg and cheese on a roll or sliced bread for $2.49. tl'IYAlm ... ,..,SI •MYLmT(Pl-11) * 1tt IMllhll (I) • lll PIUClll'l llt (PS) ti'.,. .. ,,.) tl'..,_(11) ti' ... Ammt tpl-tl) ... l through Friday; from 7 to 10 : p.m. Friday and Saturday: and l .from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday and : Sunday afternoons in the Town : Square at Triangle Square in ~ Costa Mesa. LOCAL LANDSCAPES The Jewish Community Cen- ter of Orange County offers an exhibit through Tuesday on works inspired by local and exot- ic landscapes at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Call 755-0340. WATERCOLORS The Newport Beach Central Library presents "Sharing the Planet: Watercolors and Conte," 9,A,>' ovos ~ BUY & BELL USED FURNIT\JRE, TOYS & ACCESSORIES, ETC. 2584 N~ Btvd. (et Del Mer) Behind Shell 8tetian eo.te Me.II (7141 131-7383 4 " THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1996 At after hours an exhibit of watercolor and con-1 cado Ave. For more information, te crayon portraits from Wednes-call 717-3801. day through Jan. 31at1000 Avo-•SEE AFTER HOURS PAGE A10 tl'llMSi.EnKIS! tJ) ti'.,. .. , * Ill !I'S IR 1PC1 ti' MY FILlOI ~ (PS-tJ) * tl1 lllllAl1AllS (C) •UllllMlll ti' .U Ml lll IAY (PC) SCRUll (II * TIE PIEACIU1 llft (PC) * IAYUM IN-ti) * TIE f'IUClll1 Wf~ ti' MY FIUOI .... (PC-ti) OCEAN D4NCH & .. lH ''" L•• ~ Ot ,, • r.. LAGUNA NIGUEi • 443 1960 A10 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26. 1996 EXHIBITION Gallery Parad.iso's Exhibibons presents a Claremont College Graduate Student Exh1b1tion, "A Closer Look at One of Southern Ca.lif ornia 's VI bran t Arts Institu- tions,• through Jan. 8 at 1838 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa For information, call 650-3690. MONTAGUE DAWSON In conjunction with the 25th anniversary of Vallejo Maritime Gallery 1n Newport Beach , the Newport Harbor Nautical Muse- um will present "Montague Daw- son -His Life and Works" through March 9 at 151 E. Coast H1ghwdy, Newport Beach. Adnussion is free for members, $4 for guests, ond $1 for children. Cdll 673-7863 CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS Gregory Gallery presents a special exhibit featunng one-of-a- kind Christmas stockings with • ~~ts. couple~Uers ·-·me tlrrou~h Tuesaay ~at-• Via Lido, Newport Beach . For more informal.Jon, call 723-0887. ·FIRST IMPRESSIONSH uFirst lmpress1ons: The Lagu- na Beach Art Assodollon" will be al the Ornnge County Museum of Art South Coast Plazd Gallery throuyh June 15. "rirst Impres- sions" will feature• select(?d Cali· fomia ''plein air" paintings creat- ed by lhP foundN~ of the assoc1d- 1ion from the• Orr1nc1c• County Museum of Art NAUTICAL MUSEUM The museum fC'a tures lhP Grand Salon fo r spec1ol exhibi- tions; the Model Gdllery, featur- ing a world-class dssembly of stup 1nod<'ls: dncJ d rotdtmq display of th<• muM•111n\ pPnn<1nent rollcc · twn in th<• Cornclor Gdllery. The museum •~ dt 1.51 E. C'odst High- way, Ne>wport B€'dch ror mfor- malJOn, C'd ll hrJ-:n77 SPECIAL ROSE PARADE Th<' city·of Co.,tt1 MP!>c1 Com- munity Services Department offers reserved grandstand seat- ing and transportation to Pasade- na for the Rose Parade on Wednesday. nckets are $49 per person and are on sale at the Neighborhood Community Cen- ter, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. Por more information, call 645- 8551 . FARMERS MARKETS • Every Thursday there ls a farmers market from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Orange County Fairgrounds. The Orange Coun- ty Market Place is every Satur- day and Sunday from 7 a.m. to 4 p .m. in the main fairgrounds parking lot. For information, call 723-6616. • Every Saturday there is a [armers market from 9 a.m . to 1 p.m. in the municipal parking lot at Bayside Drive and Marguerite Avenue in Corona del Mar. 'THE NUTCRACKER' The Joffrey Ballet of Chicago, presented by the Orange County Performing Arts Center and James A. Doolittle's Southern California Theatre Association, presents its popular production of "The Nutcracker" today through Sunday at 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa: The pe rformance schedule is today through Saturday at 8 p.m . with matinees Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. nckets are $18 to $59. For information, call 740- 7878. 'MAN Of LA MANCHA' The Orange County Perform- ing Arts Centf'r presents the National Touring production of ·Man of La Mancha,~ running Tuesday through Jan. 5 at 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. The performance schedule is Tuesday through Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at 2 and 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $ J 9-$49.50. For infor- mation, call 556-ARTS. ~" rmr1m --~~ LUNCH • DINNER. CATERING. TAKE our BUVONE ENTREE RECEIVE 50"/o OFF SECOND l:nrrec ul equal or lc\\Cr value. i\lt"l pn·~nt <llUfll•fl I .,.,,, ~ I I/flit\ ~ 615 W. 19th Street, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 , ~, (714) 548-4333. (714) 548-1352 , Fax 714 548-0399 Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT Hu gone fllldngl Por flsb t1c01 White ~ served oo a 901\ com tortilla with our "special" white sauce. cabbage, Cheese, guacamole and a slice of lime. Like they Hnt on th• cout of BA.JAii Our m11l1 ire • trip to BAJA 11 well 11 MEXICOll - . . . ... --~ after h_ours KIDS GYMNASTICS CAMP The Newport Beach Public Ubrary offers a gymnastics camp for children ages 4 through 14 from 9 a .m. to noon Monday through Jan. 3 at Lincoln Elemen- tary, 3101 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. Registration fee is $75 and preregistration is required. Por 1nformation, call 644-3151. 'GOOSEBUMPS' The "Goosebumps" club meets the first and third Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at Barnes & Noble, 953 Newport Center Drive. Por information, call 759-0982. STORY AND CRAFT HOUR Mesa. Cost ls $5 for memberl and ~ for guests. Por information, call 898-1713. ADULT BAU.ROOM DANCE The Costa Mesa Senior Center otters adult ballroom dance on the third Frtday of each month from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Singles and couples welcome. Uve music pro· vided by the Ray Robbins Combo. The cost is $5, or $4 for SAGE members. The Senior Center is at 695 W. 19.th St., Costa Mesa. Por infonnatiQn, call 645-2356. SINGLES JEWISH SINGLES GROUPS • New J@wish Relationships allows Jewish singles to choose people they wish to date trom profile albums that picture and describe singles with a wide range of personal and profession- al interests. Membership fees are JAMllne at 665--5048. • Jewish In Between Singles, age 35-59, otfen IOda1 and cul- tural events and can be reached by calling 283-5752. SYNAGOGUE VISn'S Meet young Jewish singles and couples for Prtday services in area synagogues. Visits take place the third Friday of every month. For information, call 755- 5555, ext. 551. CLUBS ... ALTA COFFEE People who want to read their own poetry can sign up at 7 p.m. for the open reading on the sec- ond Wednesday of every month at 506 31st St., Newport Beach. For information, call 67 5-0233, ATIUUM MARQUIS HOTEL In the Airporter Club: Rock and Roll on Tuesdays, and High Roller Band on Wednesdays from 8:45 p .m . to 1:30 a .m . 18700 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Por information, call 833- 2770. • BENIHANA • Karaoke at 1 nightly at 4250 Birch St., Newport Beach. For information, call 955-0822. From 2 to 3 p.m. every Sunday, Barnes & Noble holds a fun-filled craft and story hour for children of all ag~efreshments will be -sente ~9*~tia' at 18 Harbor Blva~ Tiiangte~ ~~£~~L~~~u~ Square irl Costa Mesa. For infor- mation, call 631-0614. Community Center are $10 more. For information, call 755-0340. • Tennis Ladder for Singles offers an opportunity lo meet new people while improving your game. Registration fee is $18 and interested parties pul their names on a list and can challenge play- ers on the list. Por information, call 755-0340. DANCE BALLROOM DANCE The Orange County Chapter of U.S. Amateur Ballroom Dancers Association offers ballroom dance at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Jimmie DePore Dance Center, 151 Kalmus Drive, Suite G-3, Costa • JAM, sirlgles 21-39, holds a variety of outings and activities. 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Entertainment Newpon Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1996 A11 Director, actress selected as Man and Woman of Year • EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the last in a series of columns reviewing the year in local theater. By Tom Titus T hey work less than a mile from one another -one in a nationally recognized two-theater complex, the other in a struggling mom and pop operation where the talent out- weighs the wherewithal. Both have been around this area for over two decades, con- tributing their talents to the bet- terment of local theater. And both possess extremely positive attitudes to augment their ample supplies of energy and ambition. This year, they made the moves that resulted in taking their careers to the next level, while remaining decidedly local commodities. They are Mario Lescot and Debbie Grattan, the Daily Pilot's man and woman of the year in theater. Lescot is the artistic director and driving force behind the Theater District, the 3-year-old independent theater behind the Lab Anti-Mall at 2930 Bristol St.in Costa Mesa. Grattan's cur- rent employment address is just up the street at 655 Town Center Drive -South Coast Repertory - where she's finally landed after two decades of excelling in com- munity and college theater. For Lescot, it's been a long, winding road. Born in Los Ange- les, he worked at his craft in Mexico and various"European countries before returning to Southern California. He and his wife, Joan, established a hair salon in Costa Mesa in 197 5 while he pursued a part-time acting and .directing career in · Los Angeles and off~red acting classes locally. 1, --'tbe>~~·th-eat an~ it qults m early 1994, the Lescots and Bonnie V1Se, who serves as their production man- ager, took over the operation, christening it the Theater Dis- trict. After five shows, the lease expired and, following a brief hiatus, the company reopened at its current address and Lescot proceeded to direct 14 of the company's 15 productions (he acted in the other, "One Flew <;:>ver the Cuckoo's Nest"). Lescot specializes in theater that carries a high degree of emotional involvement, such as "Picnic,• "The Boys in the Band" and "Come Back to the 5 and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean.• But it's when he veers away from such easily recog- nized titles that he actually does his best work -•Catfish Moon• and "Light Sensitive" being two prime examples. After helming the company's first musical ("Cabaret," opening Feb. 14) and reviving an oldie ( "Lllies of the Field"}, he'll stage "Shat- tered Glass,• the Tennessee Williams story, opening in July. Debbie Grattan was just 7 years old when she made her first local stage appearance -in a children's play called •william and the Gander" at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse. Two decades later, she turned profes- sional and delivered an excellent performance in the period come- dy "An Ideal Husband• at SCR. In between, she graduated from UCI with a degree in drama and carved out a reputation as an outstanding actress in communi- ty and college theater. Grattan's superb Titania in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at the Laguna Playhouse won her a DramaLo.gue award. She also earned acclaim in another Shakespearean comedy, "The Ta.ming of the Shrew," dominat- ing !)le stage of the Huntington Beach Playhouse even as she battled laryngitis. She excelled i--nui~ ~"\?"'° in"r· M~ ......... ~.,~. -"Phililde1fttt8 · ry, "'Cat's Paw• and a trio of Orange Coast Col- lege productions -•Les Liaisons Dangereuses, • "Henry V" and "Baby With the Bathwater.• It was a long-ago local perfor- mance in "The Mousetrap," however, which proved to be the springboard for a professional career. Equity actor George Pelling, who'd worked at SCR, was in the cast of the Agatha Christie mystery and offered to help secure an audition for her, which resulted in •An Ideal Hus- band.• Grattan followed that show with a role in SCR's annual holiday production of "A Christ- mas Carol." Lescot and Grattan have . poured their life's blood into the theater over the years, and only now are beginning to receive the recognition they deserve. They join a long, illustrious list of prior recipients of the Daily Pilot's man and woman of the year awards. Their predecessors include: David Emmes and Doris Allen, 1974; Kent Johnson and Marthella Randall, 1975; Martin Benson and Pati Tambellini, 1976; Ernie Verre and Barbara Hampton, 1977; John Ferzacca and Jean Koba, 1978; Ben Jutzi ·and Susan O'Connell, 1979; Douglas Rowe and Eileen Fisb- bach, 1980; Joe Cordio and Patti- Gene Sampson, 1981; Don Laf- foon and Lee Shallat, 1982; David Paul and Betsy Paul, 1983; Robert Conrad and Robbie Schoonover, 1984; Charles Mitchell and Barbara Van Holt, 1985. Also, Bill Purkiss and Diane Doyle, 1986; Thomas Bradac and Teri Ralston, 1987; 1im Nel- son and Beth Hanson, 1988; Mark Turnbull and Patricia Ter- ry, 1989; Richard Doyle and Anni Long, 1990; David Antno- ny and Joan McGill is, 1991: Te r- ence Alaric and Salome Jens, 1992; Al Valletta and Mary Sul- livan Slack, 1993; Hal Landon Jr. and Kandis Chappell, 1994, and Gregory Cohen and Kysa Cohen, 1995. To this list are added Mario Lescot and Debbie Grattan, a director and actress at the peak of their local careers, from whom the best of their i.mpresslve tal- ent most likely is yet to come. 'lJo 9'"ou Love (jood 1' ood? Fine Cigar Selections. Privau New Party Extnuid Rooms for Mmu up to 45 BranJI 140LCUPOfOUITASTYI 20% OFF I ANY YOGURT I FAT FREE, GUflT FIH I 11 llft Certlflc1t11 I PIE menu it-ems. ) ~Just ~ Newlook ( ( R,motftlui c::::..ca~12L· For more in~o. call THE TOWN RIVERBOAT CAP'I: On board the ·Pride of Newport" Rillerboet, Home Of The Newport Hartx>r Nautical Mu981.1m (Formerly Reuben E. Lee) Is Open From 11 am-9pm Lunch, Dinner Set Sun Brunch Barn (closed Mondays) Reservabooa Needed Only For Weddings. Banquets Or Private Pardee). All Mejor a-edit Cards Acceptad. Loceted N.151 E. Cont !+Ny. Newport Beech, CA 92660{714) 673-3425 fax· 673-7864 81 R ROG I: RS, LTD. Sendwichea • (Hot & Cold) British Q-ocery Items For Sele -Fu" Sendwioh Menu, Smlll Breakfest Menu, Oiedrich'• Mee. Espresso onnu. Grocery 11:ema. Houri: Mon . .frl. 7:~:CQ>m Sat.· &II. 7'CDarn-4:CQ>m. Credit Cerda Not Aceeptlld -ATM IMllet>le. Reeerwdone Not Needed. Located Al 270 Eeat 17th etr.et. Coate MMe 92827 (714) 84~252 AN AMERICAN CAP'E l.Olllilllld It 482 &It 17'h Streit In eo.. Mell ~ 7 -• WMk. Man • .e.t e.m.9pm ~ti 3pm 8'M1Q btlllchllt. ~ &. ........ Mada from ICftldl pi.. Nied ct ... QI & IOtJP9. 54&3068 CHAltLID CHILI LOllllad •~'Pia Inn to ~Ari In~ Bled\. HD1K ~'nlir 1 Qllm.ti mUlltl Wlabldl ?·CXllm3 CXJlm. M9. 'WI. 0.:0-. D*W'a Cli. ND RM ..... Nlldld 171•1875-7181 YOGUIT I tf SS.to tr •trt. I I I •Valid at this location only I •Valid at this toatiotl only I • Valid at th11 lo<atlon only I ~ fflJ Fernando or Massimo • Hot good with ~other ~' • Hot good with ~ other Offer • Hot good with ~ other offe< L--~~~--...L--!:':.~~--..L--!:"~~~--~ -'-1,,...._..,.w.I· dr, ftr,.... 645-8560 ....,--1 · 1576 Newport Blvd. NEWPORT BEACH BREWING CO. A full service restaurant with fresh beer brewed here. Outdoor dining & plenty of free parking. Hours: Mon.-Thu. 11 :30em-11 :~.Ni 11:30am-1:00am. Sat 9:~1:CDam. Sun 9:00am-11:30pm. VISS. "'1C. Amell. Diners accepted. Reservations: party of B or more. 2920 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 675-8449 ZUBIES Menu Includes: Ribs, Chicken, Steak & Lobster, Prime Rib, Pizza. Oyst.er Ber. Prices Renge From $3.95 And Up. Hours: 11 :30am 1~ -r.ocktails 'Til 11pm. Cr9ditCerds Not Accept.ed. Reservations Not Needed. Located at 1712 Placentia, Costa Mesa (714) 645-0091 GOOSE BERRtES Breakfast-High quality and innovative breakfasts. Hours 7am to 11 am Tuesday to Friday and Sam to 2pm Weekends. Closed on Mondays. (714) 760-0221 CAFFE PANINI Located at 2333 East Coast Hwy. (2 doors sooth of Rubys) In Corona Del Mar. Serving Seafood, Pasta, Gourmet Pizza, Mocha & Juices. Open 7 days a week. Th 7am-3pm & Ff'i 7am-1~. 675-8101 GOLDEN SPOON YOGURT 6 SMOOTHIES Locat.ed at 488 East 17th St. Costa Mesa. SUPER I-EAL.THY TFEATS • Besides the popular tasty, creamy, fat free yogurt. ttMs Golden Spoon location (\(M offers deicioul 1llTIOOttiie8' pc7t<l9I' yogurt & yogurt pies from 7 em. Stop by on your Wf1i to wortt or for desaert. 7 am-1 a pm weekdeya ~ 1 o am-1 o pm weeltenda. 54&-9147 SZECHWAN KING AA you can eat lunch & dinner bofret. OinHl or t.aQ.cU. Free deMl'y with $15.00 min. purcheee. A la certe. Moo&t Ll#leh 11- 2:30, Dinner 5-10. Ooaed on Sundey. Ae111""Jliltb• recommended tor large perUel. ~ & V. eooeptlld. 512 w. 19th ~ Colla Meae. 548-2CBJ. Sl"UZZI NeJN Werl . ~ ylt ~~In Ttiangla Squwe, ea. Mella). Wiid. 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ReservabOns Accept.ed Located at 1576 Newport Blvd. Cost.a Mesa. 645-8560 SABATINOS RESTAURANT a SAUSAGE CO. Pesta. Caesar Salad, Homemade Sausage, Veal, Lamb, Vegetanen Dishes, Wir.e, Beer, Cappuccino & Dessert. Hours: 7 Days A INeek Serving Set. & Sun. Brunch From B:31>1 :00. Sun.·Thurs 11em-1~. Fri. &t. 11 am-11 pm. Al1 Major D-edit Cards Accept.ad. Located At 251 ShiP'f8l'd Way, Newport Beach (714) 723-0021 GREENLEAF' GRILL 6 BAR On the sand et Newport. Monday to Friday 4:30pm to 9:00pm Saturday 4::Epm to 10:~ Cosed on Sunday. 105 Mein Street in Balboa. (714) 723-6643 AVILAS EL RANCHITO Authentic Maxican Food, With The Freshest Ingredients & A New Light CUisine. Great Margaritas. Hours: Lunch & Dinner. All Major ~ Can:ls Accepted. Located et 2101 Placentia, c.osta Mesa (714) 642-1142 and 28Cll Newport BM:I .• Newport Beech (714) 675-6855 Ml CASA <Air meela era now a trip to Beja as well as Mexico. Now offering fish tacoa. PtKltl9 &heed for orders ~-Hours: Deily From 11 :CDam. Al. MeP' Credt Cards Accepted. Located At. 296 17th 9t .. Costa Mlee(714)84&7626 AMACHI a.tli & am to Go. ~ e.r. Al MIP' O'edl Cerda. locDd Al. 2875 Nll /tw .. ~From~ (M Cowwl (714) 966618 THE aARN 8TKAK HOU8K ,,,_., ....... 9illMlt. Ftwtl Fllh, °"'*"'· .,..,.. & ...... Prm ,..,.. From 13.75Farl.lftlha18.R!,.. on... HUurt: Man.· a.. ~ , , "" Far Wdl. ·~ Mon.-lfi .. Dinner 30lpm. llL & a., .. ,.. Qd a..""_..,,, ~ -2300..,.. .. 131, ao.Mll9(714)M1-8m LACAVK Mlft.i ....... ; ~ °"911), "'""1>. ...... .., .... OilJ ..-. '"· a lliL P.m. •; Ma.,. a 'Mii U& Olil8I'""' Hlul: Lwdm 11:Z.:IO-Dlrrir Mlln.4&,.,.,. ,._.._ '' w4.Dm'ICMa ....... ,.,.hN.._,._.,._. ...... , ,, 2 ......... a... .... ,,,., ... ,... ' TA PAS The only rest.aurant in D C to ofter the finest 1n cuisine from Spain with live Flamenco entertainment SpP:::·al111ng 1n Paella. st.eeks, gnlled fresh fish & past.as Open 5 days per week closed Sun.& Mon. 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AeaeNations Suggested Locat.ed at 3010 l.IJfayea;e /!Ne., Newport Beach, CA 92663 (71 4) 675-5777 Fax 675-2510 NEWPORT LANDING waterfront Dining. Sat. & Sun Champagne Brunch. Dinner Mefiu $13.95 • $19.95, C¥;ter Ber Menu Served Al Day Hours. 10:00am • 11 ::Epm, Amell, Mestercard. Visa. Dinner Reservat.ione Aeoommended Locetlld et 503 E. Edgewater. 8aboa (714)675-2378 THK BLUKWATl:R GRILL C.... ee• fl Qi It dnlng • the former lite of the ht&tOnC SM Shant¥ ~ ~ ~tr.ti~ 88111J>Od. "f'6M' ber tnd ,.... filtt ,,... Ful ber ag.r-petl(l. Dining p9CIO. Al M11fOr Cll'GI. Oaring ~ $aet#ig upon errMtl. Modlll ... , pnoed. Locad • 830 Udo Part ems ner Lido ltllind. °"" 7 .... Ud't end ..... 67s.Fai ·forum. community commental'.'Y Push tho~e carts right out of tow,n On Monday, Dec. SI, I Wat lbocUd to fMd 1b9 ~ ly Pilot'• story ol ~ Jac:oblon11 aue1 dMMa: Today I have read al Of tit heart-wnrnching artidlil written by MVeral ol 0-. .. Pmottoaal coworUn. I• 1n avtd reader ol tbe ~ Pilot and I haven't NM~ thing that bu tooc:bld -like thll tn a very lal.g-. I feel u U I kMw tilir bf cill of tbeee wond9rf\al ... Iles to her, My beut II wlb •ill of you wbo knew blr md espedally to her fAlmqf. Jfmi death 11 a ttagedy. AMTWB'I' NewpmtJMdl ! j i I ~ ' ' ! . : ! ~ ~ i I ! i j l •Readers say street vendors are' an eyesore· and should be eJiminated from Costa Mesa avenues and boulevards. I live on Wallace Avenue between Vic- toria and Hamilton Street. The vendors are definitely a problem on our section of Wallace here. We get com out of shopping carts with the guy honking the born with the shop- ping cart. We get the ice cream push carts ringing bells. We get those produce trucks that honk their horns into the night some- timel while our child.ren are napping. Some of these people have licenses from the Costa Mesa display, I can see them. Othen have no license. I definitely think there 11 a problem and I am all for taking a ban on these in our dty. I think they are very disruptive and they bring down the property values of our dty. DEBBIE WALTERS Costa Mesa On the question of vending trucks and push carts. I'm for outlawing them all together. The ability to keep them under surveillance as to cleanliness is very ques- tionable. The b'asb that they do cause is nega- tive and these people that run them along with their bells and their unsanitary con- ditions, etc. are just causing the area to become more and more Wee a Third World area. . . It was kind of interesting to find some- thing that my neighbors and I have been complaining about now for some time. AB far as the vending trucks going out with the mariachi music playing, that is basi- cally my worse problem. These guys are honking their horn down. the street at 10:30 at night when I am trying to sleep, not to mention the double parking and everything like that and the litter and just problems. STEVE MARONI Costa Mesa In order to avoid a lawsuit from the vendors, the dty should enforce the ven- dor license. They come from out of town. Some trucks are from Gardena, Compton and Los Angeles and I know because I talk to them, So we have to use volunteer pab'ol if it costs too much for a paid pab'ol to monitor. We'll never get rid of these vendors unless ~e start clamping down. They are b'ashing up the street and becoming a nuisance. Especially when I am sick in bed and they come knocking on the door and I have to pull myself out of bed to answer the door. GEORGE FUJITA Costa Mesa IUUSTRATION BY EDDIE RAMIREZ I'm appalled that Nda m upatanding citizen u 0-. • :Jacoblon wu murclmwd ~ .an alleged t1Jege1 em., • ..,._ with an illegal gr.-c.r4 t 1pteve for tbe fall!dJY wl9o wll feel t.be vo6d tn ..... tar a loving, devoted wtt., molb· or and tuppOl'lit• flimll. tair the one who found bir Wf ond tbe Dlllgbban tilag l ,__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ l ~ i 1 correspondence ' near her home. Danni .liscobloo you are IDd wm orely be milMd by._ \vbo were fortunate to baft had you tn tlMdr' ltYm. l i ' ! I i ~ 'Silent Night' and its humble be~-· VELTA ANDBllN COlfaMIM Keeping tilirary tn focus I 1 Readers debate merits of installing security f'a meras at Newport Reach Central Library. I i p eter Buffa mentioned that l . •snent Night• was written 1n 1 Germany instead of Austria. i I have known the story for years, I but I copied the following from a 1 5-year-old Christmas Card. 1 The First •Silent Night· ... 1 Much of the most beautiful ! music of the world comes from i Austria. Mozart, Strauss, 1 Beethoven -all lived and 1 worked in Vienna. i On Christmas Eve in 1818, a \ snowstorm stranded the tiny vil- 1 lage of Obemdorf, nestled in the 1 Austrian mountains. That same l day, the people of St. Nicholas I church found their organ broken! So the priest and organist began , composing a song that could be i sung without an organ, yet beau-! t1ful enough to express their i Chrllt:masjoyl ! All clay and night they l worked, and at midnight Mass, I t.hlnk they should install teCU-! tbe gentle carol ·suent Night• rity cameras in the library j wu born. The ~oirs pure, clear ~ause I would like to feel tones echoed through the halls, sdft! m thinking there is all the ! and the world has treasured the books that I want and all the ! beauty of that simple song ever ' ideo cassettes and things. .. I lincel ANNIE DEGmt l MARILYN REICH Costa Mesa ! Costa Mesa I agree with the video security ! Setting the record r:ameras at the Central Ubrary. I straight am also very concerned about Uu1 problem of use by non-rest-Your Dec. 9th story on the dents. I think the funding of the •· Corona del Mar Christmal Walk stated I was •director of the dty's chamber of commerce.• Not so. Candi McNeilly and Ellen Buck are the Corona del Mar Cham- ber's paid co-directors and both deserve considerable credit for· the event's success. I'm one of the chamber's 11-person volun- teer board directors. There's a big difference. JIMWOOD Corona del Mar Diversity ignored in school student series The article, The Freshman Year Oass of 2000, promised to be an enlightening series on the fulw'e of our community. But the students chosen, although won- derful students, are an unfair sampling of our community. Newport-Mesa is blessed with a diverse population and it is a shame that your report did not reflect this. Because of ~y job, I have spent time on the Newport Har- bor campus speaking to different classes and have personally ~ its multi-radal population. I am very disappointed in your ded- sion to limit your focus to such a homogenized group of students. A truer representation would have made for a more interesting series, instead of.a unrealiltic white-bread view of our schools day. Now I have spoken with and our community. Southern Calif omia Edison to USA McPHERSON say "don't you think this is pecu- Newport Beach liar" and they say no, one was • EDITOR'S NOii'.: We certainty did not the outage throughout the west- em United States for three hours. Intentionally limit our focus to a set And I said yes, but we have had group of studet)ts. 'Rather, we pldted a one that has been three hours dass It random and t.alked with ~ student lr1terested In partklpatlng In just recently. And what about all our series. A number of students these other power failures1 Well declined to be a part of our series. Rest they don't think it is peculiar at assured, however, that our list of fea-all. I do. tured students Is being expanded. Something seems to be wrong Please, please,·no with my system and I can't get any answers to it. more Mayor John JANE MOSMANN Corona del Mar Congratulations to Jan Debay. I hope this means that we no Why bankroll ffiWD's longer have to read Mayor John sewage dumping? Hedges in the paper anymore. Looking forward to some enllght-How comforting it is to know ened rhetoric from Debay. that our noble dty is bankrolling SHARON BOUDREAU a half million dollar subsidy to a Costa Mesa couple of country clubs to find a Power outages place for some of the Irvine Ranch Water District's •treated" a community concern sewage. No one has, as yet, come forward to explain, publicly, Chuck and I have lived in what sort of blackmail the IRWD our house for 30 years. For the has put in.place to compel the first 29 yeari we had one N~wport Beach leaders to ... p~ed electrical outage and negotiate, accommodate, commit perhaps two, at the most, power our tax funds and to take the atti- failures. tude that we must help out those During this year, our 30th poor souls (I believe that the year, we have-bad at least nine IRWD is a private, profit-general- power failures. One wu y.ester-ing enterprise) by finding places • gs to dispose of their toxic wastes. The tact that this outrageous absurdity has gotten this far firm- ly establishes that we should bring back the Puritan procedW'e of cold-water dunking (perhaps, in treated sewage -possibly cut . 50150 with Chanel #5) before we tar and feather and, finally and satisfyingly, ride, out of town. on a rail those who have been empowered to look after our water quality interests -the Orange County Water Quality Board.I This whole scene is sickening. DEL KAHAN Newport Beach No mention of award for TeWmkle School You covered a story on Corona del Mar High School earning the Orange County Department ol Education Community Service Award. Corona del Mar wa.s one of the five schools in Orange County to receiv~ that award. but you didn't make mention that TeWinkle Middle School also won the award. So there are actually two schools in our district of the five of Orange County and l think some mention should be made of that VICKI GROSDEUl"Z TeWlnkle Middle School video cameras ought to be paid I for by levying some kind of user's fee for non-residents. l am a frequent \1181' of the library and I certainly would endorse levying of fees foe non- resident use in order to really ke>ep down the number of Ulen. Sometimes the library 11 so crowded and nolly that it II bard to get any terlous reading done Teacher salaries ·are just plain 'embarrassing' there. DAVIDDIAZ Newport Beach What ii any d.lfferttnt about a surveillance camera in your~ cery stor9, pbannacy, depart· · ment ttore, bank or l1braryt ft 11 all made neceaary by our own moral conduct. UMWD'IAMS N9Wp0rt BMcb I am dllmtety not tn fncr ot tM......, lfltml tO be tnrtaDIMI at tbe lltnry. I tblU tmt.I w. lboukl haft a,_ for d..e~wbo .... .mg tlie lllftry. A bllfty lleJIMll Would'" k•-alt1111• pronMoblmllohi-.•......... 1 •TmAHi ON ,..~ ... r , I I don't think our teachen are pe1d enough. 'Ibey should be among the belt paid, not the poor..t peicl. We wW lole good people becaUle our teechen are dedimt.cl and they probably won't IMft. But they can't feel too good about t.be dJltltct when tb9y tallg to lb* col1eeguel from ~paying Orange County cltltdda. 1 dan't ... bow we ce.11 conttn· ue to attnd tbe cnam al tbe crop If an tile new recnatt teach· .. bow tbat rm. are bard to ClllM bf Gia'°" gM ~· llMOU>fAIQI CoroucWMar less. I feel that impacts the way kids are taught today and feel that 11 why there JI a decline in education. ers need to be paid more. HELEN MCFAJU.AND Retired teecher, Corona de1 Mar We never know what the actual aa1ery ii. When&Vef you are ciMHng with union people it l8elDI that you eiU. thow per- centegea oc plus or minus, but not the act\la1 tlguret. 10 know whether it JI too low or correct, or If they are being paid enough, it would be impor- tant to know what they are receWlng . STIMIN ltJUI Newport Beach Tbe lltide pomtl out IOCDe ol tbe lnequltiel the tMc:ben beft fMlld ovw tbe lat few JMl'I· I tbbak It 11 ~.· What 11,Dllt panli9d out tn tbe lrtlde II that. to gM to U. tap tDd of tbe...., ......... tdd ti --30,.... . So,30ye111ol.,....nrell when you will just start to be at the top of your pay SC41e. This is not the aame u other districts. 1bey are stgntflcantl'y fewer yean. I tb1nk that is a great problem in that it dillua.des a lot ot teach-.. en in coming to this dJltrict when they ... it ii gomg to take them 30 yeen to get to the top end. I think that 11 IClllDethlng • that Deedl to be addressed u far u where these teachan rank tn Mlary. Unlell the community becom• awu. ol it, it ii going to became a WGl"le problem. We are -.V -goc)d teacben. I :.a~ co::= .c' 1tart1 --.. ~about ............ ·=: ....., aDd .. pdar' • ~ 11 pdadtr • • _.. tlai ds IWP?. } -..-.:. .. Debutantes come out, Gen X helps out, Hoag supporters go out b.w. cook T he National Charity League, Newport Beach chapter, held its 36th annual debutante ball, present- ing 21 young women to local society. The evening affair held at The Hyatt Regency, Irvine, attracted about 500 guests to honor the young women who have completed a six-year pro- gram of community service, culminating in their presenta- tion. The 1996 ball chair, Mrs. Stephen Byen, and president of National Charity League, Brooke Barritt BenUey, joined presenter James Roberti in congratulating the families of the debutantes. Lauren John- son, committee member fo r the event said, •The fact that these RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. l~~CUT.:~156 SouAoast Thrift & Loan Association girls contributed so mucli to their community makes them truly women Q.f the '90s. With accep- tances to many '~~l~~ -,_we-... know-that these young women will continue their volunteer efforts on these campus commu- nities.• Collec- tively, the 21 debs clocked more than 5,000 hours of community service through National Charity League pro- grams. Alzheimer's Aaodatlon Dinner attendees induded. from left. co-chair Jacqueline DuPont, honorary co-cha1r Eric Close (of NBC'• 'Dark Sides'), his sister, Kerl Close, and co-chair Alisa Gordon. a The real holiday spirit was exemplified with class when 125 young professional people in this community gathered at Windows on the Bay, Newport Beach, to help people afflicted with Alzheimer's Disease. The midweek holiday dinner raised $6,000 for The Alzheimer's Association of Orange County. •The goal of br Deednea Rida, D.D.S. MORE TIIAN BRUSHING 'IHESURFACE these young people is to bridge the generation gap and put their energy into helping to fund a permanent Helpline professional for the nonprofit Alzheimer's Association," said CAT FVR+CP ........... $8 Leukemia ...... $12 Mv1~1 ... Sl4 14 mend supply! Program ........ $ 30 16 mondls supply! THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1996 Top Row, Left to Right: Jennifer Michelle Fletcher, Kathryn Chrtstine Hawkins, Christina JennUer Farrell, Ashley Hamilton Vocl.ra. Brooke Elizabeth Bendhelm, Jennlier Joy Groskreutz, Paige Eliz- abeth Finster, Lori Kristine Hoffman. Chelsea Marie Carden. Middle Row, Left to Right: Julie An.De Garrison. Ana Mllosavljevtc, Courtney Grace Hardt. Nissa Gayle Meyer, Mary Talia Serra. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Shannon Chrt.sUne Going, Kathleen MacKusick. Wooct. 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I I 11 t \ \ l l 11 I -· t I 1 ,', I st I 1 I ( O\ld \f l'\d • h-l2--l9.22 THURSDAY, DEaMIER 26, 1996 COOK CONTINUED FROM A 13 •Many of U1 felt there was A01uung we could do about tb1J evastattng dllease and we were fruttrated. Now we know that we can make a differ- ence.• . Actor Erle Close and h11 11s- 1er, Kerl Close, attended, mak- 11lg a strong statement about . their own personal commitment to helping the cause. Eric is ot.usy filming the television ries "Dark Skies" for NBC, d he came down from the set Los Angeles to join his sister as honorary chairs of the din- ~$i?.f • e ~o~tli&t~ll~ca,lttng ~ themselves •Team-X-treme," 1were Generatlon-X-ers such as :Sob McCord, Sbaron·Dul?ont -·and evening co-chair Allla Gordon. Financial underwrit· ing support came from Win - dows on the Bay, Graphics Imaging Services and main event underwriter Pfizer, Inc. "We can demonstrate that children and grandchildren touched by a loved one with Alzheimer's can make a differ- ence," DuPont said. • L:J Hoag Hospital pulled out all ~...the stops this holiday season ~:with the annual Festival of , ~ ~.'trees extravaganza at Crystal ! Court, preceded by the lavish Christmas Carol BalJ and fol- lowed by The 552 Club Juniors' boat parade bash at the Balboa Pavilion. The Hoag Festival of Trees was one of the · • soc1dl dnd philanthropic high- • 'lights or the holiday season, , ~raising major dollars to benefit .. hospltdl renovation programs. , ' "· Kwan1.a2 I\ rhe newcsr holiday and is cclebrared primarily by African ericans. The SC"Ven-day cclebrauon begins Deamber 26 ind mru January I. Kw.inl.ll h:u no rcl1gious. poliricaJ or heroic d1mens111ns, 11 ha.s a culrural focus. l lallm;ark lim made Kw;an1n c.;uds rn I 'J'J2 rn rc\ponse 10 consumer rnreresr. I l.illm.irk re\C;irch rndrcates 1ha1 more rhan 18 rnrllron Alic.an errcans celchr.ire Kwanua. 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Costa Mesa Newport Harbor's Joe Urban Defensive Player of the Year Jason Deere Newport Harbor Derek Fox Newport Har9'or Sailors dominate special honors on all-district selectiol1$ , ~--he senior trio of Danny Pulido, Josiah Fredriksen and Joe Urban, whose three-year varsity football tenure at Newport Har~r High included 30 victories, two trips to a CIF Southern Section title game, one section and one league championship, have earned top honors on the Daily Pilot's All-Newport-Mesa District Dream Team. Pulido, a 6-foot-5, 220-pound starting receiver and outside linebacker, who should land a Division I-A scholarship as a tight end, is the Most Valuable Player. Fredriksen, who threw for 2, 142 yards and 29 touchdowns this fall, is Offensive Player of the Year, while Urban, a middle linebacker who led the Tars in tackles with more than 100, is the Defensive Player of the Year. Newport's Jeff Brinkley, who coached the Sailors to their third division championship game in five seasons and a 12-2 record, is the Coach of the Year. Pulido, who hopes to attend Colorado and has also taken recruiting visits to Oregoo and Washington, is the school's career receptions leader, hauling in 1.C6 in three seasons as a starter, including at least one his final 31 games. Pulido, whoee phyalcal presence proved more than mOlt def8Dllve backs could contain, hauled in 68 pu1e1 for • Newport Harbor's Danny Pulido chosen as Dream Team's Most Valuable Player; t-eanunates Josiah Fredrlksen, Joe Uroan picked as Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year; Jeff Brinkley named Coach of the Year after leading Sailors to CIF Division V championship game, and overall 12-2 record. 1,019 yards this fall and scored 11 touchdowns. Defensively, Pulido was the Tars' third-leading tackler with more than 70 stops and he added five sacks, one interception and one fumble recovery. Pred.rilcsen, the Pilot's Sea View League Offensive Player of the Year, completed more than 60% of his puses (157 of 260) with a mere six interceptions. He triggered the highest single-season point total (493) in school and district history. · Ranked at one point atop all Orange County passers, Fredriksen shook off a badly sprained right ankle to key the Sailors' Division V playoff run, including a 19-yard touchdown pass to Brad La Bass with 50 seconds left for the difference in a 23-16 semifinal upeet of top-seeded Servite. A starter hil f1n.al 22 varsity gemee, By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot · Fredriksen threw eight touchdown passes in the postseason, ran for another TD, and also ran and threw for a pair of two-point conversions. His 3,399 career passing yards, 243 completions and 34 touchdowns surpassed every Harbor signal caller except two-year star Shane Foley, who went on to play at use. Urban, a 5-11, 196-pounder who added fullback chores to his defensive assignment, had 10 tackles for loss, two sacks, two interceptions and two fumble recoveries as the central figure on a star-studded defense. Urban. like Pulido and~ a repeat all-district selection, returned one ol lUs interceptions .CO yards fm a touchdown against Woodbridge. 1be afonmentioned trio~ JS Sellon l8lected to the 32-~r Harbor MDlor Ray Obrel. became the third ball carrier in Newport-Mesa history to rush for at least 2,000 yards (2,082) to smash the previous school record. The Costa Mesa High transfer joins former Mustangs Charles Chatman and Binh 'Iran in the 2,000..yard club and his 27 touchdowns this fall broke the school single-sea.son mark. This is his second straight season on the Dream Team. Jolnlng Ohrel in the all-district backfield are notable Pad.fie Coast League juniors James Dawkins (Estancia), as well as the Costa Mesa junior wingback duo of Vince Hamade and Steve Herzog. Dawkins' 1,.C73 rushing yards on 159 cant• broke the Baglel' liogle-teUOD record; let Jut year by Diltrlct Offensive Player of the Year Badly QoQnla. n.ft ~-r Md 14 toucbclowm, tncludlng ~ .... from 95, 66; 5.1, ''ad .. 1 ' . .. -yards, an 89-yard kickoff return, and4a 38-yard reception~ his onl~ catch of ~ year. • Henog amassed 1.112 rushing yQds and 15 TDs on 191 attempts, while 1 Hamade picked up 943 yards and 11• TDs on only 119 carries, a 7.9-ya.rd : average. : The record-setting Corona del M.lf High passing combination of senior ~ quarterback Mike McClellan and senior receiver George Sumner represent the offensive portion of the four-player ~ King contingent. •• McClellan, who took over for~ District MVP Josh Walz, completed 7 of 273 pass attempts for 1,7.C8 y. 14 touchdowns. He broke school single-season records fOI' yards, completiOl'lS and TDs. SUmner, who tied an Orange COettv:! record with five lD catches ag Garden Grove, hauled in .C7 J>Ul8I 854 yards and 11 touchdowns, all single-season records. His 12 receptions are olso a IChool record. are his 66 career receptiom and 1 career recetvt.Dg yards. He allO a kickoff 98 yardl for a TD .- Newport. 12 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1996 • Eight-team field appears to be wide open; Friday's Estancia-Edison game in pool play seen as a major collision before Monday's championship finals. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Piiot Three teams with first-year coaches, including host Estancia High, are among those expected to vie for ~e championship of the 12th annual Daily Pilot Coast Classic boys basketball tournament, which tips off with four games today, beginning at 2:30 p.m. The eight-team field, the smallest in the event's prou d history, will compete in four-team pools through Saturday, with champ1onstup, third-place, fifth-place and consolation finals to be contested '~cif.' if~~~f'S~~gttln'e' aS.· Boyce, brings a 7-3 record into the tournament, which it bas won once. Stockde\e, 'Which JOit in ~ oomolation ftml of ttl Primd to provide leadership for an otherwise youth· The Eagles, who bout. a talented lineup indud-fourth C0Mt ""*Jut ,..,, retmm tl¥e ol ill 14· ful """Ungm\t. Ing junior Sam Nelson and tenlor point guard Sel-player l'Oltel' from that lqU8d. Mayfair. wbk:h plays in the shadow ol Lakewood wyn Mansell, both all-tournament selections at last While the key ii retumiDg starter Zak Karten. a 6-neigbbol' and perennial CIP pov.whouse Artesia. is week's Irvine World News Classic, will battle Edi-3 senior averaging 13.0 ppg, there ii a~ in an unknown quantity ooming in. The Monsoons, son, Hoover of Glendale and Stockdale of Baken-that Dean Andrea'• fifth team at the BaJunaeld however, enjoyed a strong run this fall in football, field in Pool A. school hu four other retumiDg lettermen. yet cm tbe Indicating a pool ol athletes are available to Coach Esperanza, guided by John Cyrus, who joins noor will be three sopbomcre start.en -~ 8!ylOD 11m Sweeney. . Boyce and Edison's Corey Kelly in making their Gholson. 6-1 Clinton Oliver and S-11 Joah Sokoioft. Blpenmza's Aztecl, whom Cyrus said were stm4'> Coast Classic head-coachlo.g debuts, is group_ed Through their first seven games the Mustangs ran adjUltiDg to his looser coaching approach, after with Corona del Mar, l\'abuco Hills and Mayfair in up a 3-.4 reoord. yean ol conditioDing from Mark Hill's structured Pool B. Andrea labels this team u the best defensive program,~ decent size into today's tournament Boyce's Eagles will likely receive their biggest team in the ICbool's five-year history. opener again.It Mayfair at 2:30. pool-play competition from Edison and Stockdale, Hoover's Thmados, tradlUonally small, but well· l\'abuco Hilla' Rwmin' Mustangs, who fought coached by Dean Andrea. coached by Kirt Kohlmeier, finished third in last repeated wars with Estand.a when both were mem- Edison, which owns three Coast Classic champ!-year's 13-team toumament. But that squad was bers of the Pacific Cout League, is perennially solid onship trophies and has finished second once and senior-dominated, leaving this year's forecast under former U.CI ltfndout Rainer Wul(, in his 10th third twice more, is in the midst of a rebiiilding year unclear. . season. under Kelly, a longtime assistant to former coach, Coach Paul Orris' CdM Sea Kings (3-7) have Wulf cited bis. team's Jack of experience and pen- Jon Borchert. struggled thus far, and a return trip to the Classic's chant for inconsistency as preseason concerns. The Ch ers (5-3) defeated CdM in the Sonora title game, where they lost Jut seuon to Bellflower, l\'abuco opens today agaibst CdM at 4:10, while , ~la~ , ~c:ia 60-39, _!Jlight be too much to expect. . Estancia takes on Stockdale in the opening-day ,.. ~~~::l~~DQ!"1:6!iiila;J~~~~ ~~~~~~j~~~~~·P~-~~~· -·-=--=--~-E~s~T.-~J\N~~-~c-IA~~EA~~G~LE~s;:~~~·~~~~G~LE~~ND~~~ :!!~ ~~~~ ~ • Coast 12th Annual Daily Pilot Coast Cla$SiC Classic Records ESTANCIA HIGH SCHOOL, DEC, 26-28, 30, 1996 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26 2:30 p.m. -Esperanza vs. Mayfair 4:10 p.m. -CdM vs. Trabuco Hills 5:50 p.m. -Glendale Hoover vs. Edison 7:30 p.m. -Stockdale vs. Estancia POOL A w L Estancia Edison Hoover Stockdale POOLB w L Esperanza Trabuco Hills Corona del Mar Mayfair FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28 2:30 p.m. -Mayfair vs. Corona del Mar 4:10 p.m. -Edison vs. Stockdale 2:30 p.m. -Stockdale vs. Glendale Hoover 4: 1 O p.m. -Mayfair vs. Trabuco Hills 5:50 p.m. -Estancia vs. Glendale Hoover 7:30 p.m. -Trabuco Hills vs. Esperanza 5:50 p.m. -Corona del Mar vs. Esperanza 7:30 p.m. -Edison vs. Estancia MONDAYS SHOWDOWN (DEC. 30) CHAMPIONSHIP, .. PoolANo. t . w. ~ool.BNo. t POOL TIE-BREAKER Third place: Pool A No. 2 vs. Pool B No. 2, 5:50 p.m. Fifth pl.are: PoolANo. 3 vs. Pool B No. 3, 4:10 p.m. Consolation Pool A No. 3 vs. Pool B No. 3, 2:30 p.m. ~== : ==r:cjo 1997 -Edison 1918 -Irvine 1119 -Edison 1990 -L8 Jonlm'9 1191 -~ 1992 -Irvine 1993 -Huntington 8uc:h 1994 -Edison 1195 -leltftoww Yew SecondPlla 1195 -c.oro.... .. Mm' 1MI -EJlbro 1197 -c.oro.... .. Mm' 1--DMll Hiiis 1W -Ml11lon Viejo 19IO -Edison 191 -"ftlltln 1192 -"ftlltln 1193 -Newport tWt»or 1114 -lliattO 1995 -c.oro.... .. Miii' Most Points (plllyw. one pme) 4J _,....,. MdnllM (Ne ... Drt ..... '91) a-~ 14'...._. (LA ....... '90) 40 -John ........ (MDowr. 'II) J7 -Jmofl KalMr (lervb. 'IO) IF A POOL FINISHES WITH A TIE, THE FIRST CONSIDERATION IS TOTAL POINT DIFFERENTIAL OF ALL THREE GAMES; THE SECOND CONSIDERATION IS THE COMBINED LOWEST POINTS ALLOWED BY A TEAM; THIRD CONSIDERATION WOULD BE A COIN FLIP. HOME TEAM IS LISTED ON THE RIGHT, OR BOTIOM OF EACH MATCHUP, AND WEARS LIGHT OR WHITE JERSEYS. --~ 14' ....... (LA ....... 'IO) M-~1Uld9non(LA ..... 'to) H -Kevin.,_. (Hbl. hMt\ 'M) ,._ ........ ,~ ... ) M-Jon UphMi (C'.onlM .. .._, 'IO n -,.,, ...,_ (C'.onlM ., .._ '85) • CORONA DEL MAR SEA KINGS · • TRAii DREAM TEAM CONTINUED FROM 81 Newport senior Brad La Bass, whose aforeme n- tloned TD catch against Servile was one of his five in the postseason. finished with 33 cafches for 584 yards and 12 TDs to jo10 the Dream Team receiving corps. Junior tight end Pete Hogan, who joined Pulido and Urban as the Sailors' three two-way starters at outside linebacker, rounds out the skill-position picks. He made 30% of his 10 catches in the CIF Final agamst Santa Marganta and finished Wlth 148 puny Pulido receiving yards and three TDs. But his biggest impact was as a blocke r, a skill Brinkley considers the best among the tight ends during his 11 years a t the Newport helm. The offensive line consists of Newport seniors Ian Dorish and Dan O tting, Estancia seniors Alfred Tanielu and Roberto Torres, Costa Mesa junior Jeremy Via and Harbor junior Eddie Oarke. Dorish and Clark are the lone tackles, while Via, Otting and Tanielu dilplayed their talents at guard. : lJ,nebac.kers Julius Vasquez, a Costa Mesa aenior, )lne Mark Hatfield, a Corona del Mar sophomore, led thalr team in tackles to earn a spot on the Dream '1W.m defense. • • • Additional defemtve Mlec:1lou w.re Newport'• i.g..teem tacldet Jason Deere, a senior, and Derek Pea. a Junior, u well as CdM senior end Tom O'Mea.ra. Deeie, a two-time Sea Vlew League heavyweight wrwdlng chemplon ln hit ftnt football MUOo, paoed lbe !don with t• quar.terback Ncltt, while Pox <~13. a. an all-dlltrkt l'\llUUDg beck lut fall. UMd ~,. qulcknei9 and leg strength to IMd the 'db 12 MCkl. He Nlbed for 804 yant. and 'l'DI ..S caught 28 pa11e1 IOI' 237 men. But b1I defensive contribution was d eemed worthy of a repeat Dream-Team selection. Newport senior end Erich Schader quietly put together a 12-sack season , while Estancia senior e nd Joe Arroyo, the team's defensive MVP, and Costa Mesa junior Jeremy Siedsma, who spent time at end and tackle, round out the defensive line. Mesa senior Jeremy Lefever, who helped a solid Mustang defense Josiah Predrlklen limit potent CIP Division VIll and PCL champion Aliso Niguel to 21 points -second-fewest in the Wolverines' 14 games-was also honored. • Newport senior safety Greg Wertman. who mlaed five games with a knee injury, but still led the distrid with six interceptions, is another repeat selection. Wertman is joined tn the secondary by junior comerbacks Brett Bak- er (five picks for New- port) and Ben Felter (Costa Mesa), as well as Mesa junior safety Ronnle Uevanos and Estanda senior Chris Mokede. Uevanos is an imposing hitter, despite bil smaliish 5-11. 165-pound frame, while tbe venatile Mokede, wbo ruabed for nearly eoo yards and a1IO paayed tome defe.nttv'e tad and Unebecker, • recogniled for bis work .... .,.... u tbe Beglel' free Mfety. N9wpalt eopbomon Eddie Job'*'ll. wbo Md ...-punts of men tblD 52 pfdl. IDcbMltng a pm ol ~1ou::-.:r..c.-=.~ 0ream 1Mm ldebr. He av•eged 37.e ~.,..punt. ' J2 -Dre L----... (l.o9 A1Ma. ... 1, '17) J1 -John ....... (IMM. •• , J1 -C..., w.,'-'d (11 llDfo. M) J1 -hul L9 MDtt <.....-....... 'to) HONORS 1996 Newport-Mesa District football team Most Valuatile Player WR-OLB Danny Pulido, Newport Harbor, 6-5, 220 Sr. Offensive Player of the Year QB Josiah FNdrlksen. Newport Harbor, 5-11, 170 Sr. Defensive Player of the Year MLB Joe Urban. N~wport Harbor, 5-11, 196 Sr. Coach of the Year Jeff Brinkley, Newport Harbor DBl'BNSE .... Mcae,.., JulM Vlllq&la Quarterbtdc. Corona del Mw. 6-1, 1 as Sr. UnetMldter, Costa MeM, 6-0, 190 ""'OhNI. ..... Hlltflelcl Running bacJ(, Newport~. 5-9, 180 Sr. U~er, COfOfll del tMr; ~ 190 ....... .,..... JerwnJLr•wr Running bacJ(, Estanda, 5-11, 170 Jr. Unet>.cker, Costa MeM, 6-0'J.205 .......... 'lbmO'tl1ara Defenslw line, COtOM del M-. 6-1, 206 ~bide. CCC.~ 5-7, 17S Jr. ' J-.D1 .. ,,._ .......... o.fensNe line, Newport Hlrtlor, 6-Z 245 Runrq bd, COIU MIN, 5-5, 155 Jr. D•lllll'ox GID ...... _ ~ line. NI\~ Hlrbor, 6-2, 270 WkM rec.Mr, COfonl .. -M, 170 Sr. ...... ...... lrllllLa-Dt'*.W. llne, eo:..,.~:, Wtdt r.c..-. ~ Herboi. 5-10, 1Q Sr. "··-DthnsM ''"'NI\~..,.,. .. ,, 195 llght-~~2 Jr. **T . D9fwnM""' ~~1~ on. ... """'*" ... , ............. ,, 2l1 Sr. ......... ~ ... -=,_,,,, • OffeNtwa llnemln. c... ..._ J:k m Jr. ... DlfallM bedl.1=•11. 111 • .. 111-J Ohlllua hmit\ m Sr. 1U.-..... Dt ....... t.11,; ~·~ 18 ... , ... S-11, 1to St. Dlflll ....... CGlll .. ,,,. Sr. DI .......... Ir. l Sr. So. Sr. . Sr • Sr. Jr: Ir. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. . Jr. Jr. k So. Newpon BachlCCl5ta Maa Daily Pi.lot ' ' . ,!-c/.. .. '~ .. ,~, . . . THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1996 83 1)\11) l'IJC)J I 11\'I (I \'-'-IC THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1996 · ssenamed GlCC's MVP : F~e safety FOOTBAll C.rai~ Nosse was ctu>s~n as Orange Coast College's MVP during last Thursday's team h~nquet. 'Fbe 6-foot-1, 190-pounder was • 1 ... 0 named the Bill Jenkins Memor- 1 J Award winner as the team's •Jiit- 11•1 ol the Year.· Nosse hdd 111 tackles this sea- .on. running lus career total to 160. I fr• led the Ptrates Wlth 69 primary 1 ti kles, tive run tackles for loss, four .., 1• "" wh1IC' breaking up four pass- I .. fd1lback William League, who I• d <>CC with 721 yards on the 1111>t11Hl, WdS ndrned the Outstand- 11111 <Jfferv.;i\l\.~'-~k. Fu,llbcilc~Mj~ r11 .. ·mdn wds named StudeM-'Ath- J1·• .. Awdrcl winner. The Newport I fr11 hor yrdd 1s bound for Cal-Berke- 1 '} llPXl fdJ.I. Other outstanding awards went 1 • lhrnerhdck J eff Mocny (defensive 1 <\Ck), tackle Jeremy Cohen (of1en- 1ve hneman); tackle Justin Ernest l<i••fi>nsive Lineman}; Dave Brown l1Lnebacke1 ); tight end Mike Knox • l'CL·iver): kicker Nate Bennett (spe- < 1 ii tPams): dnd outside lmebacker ~. ott Gray (most improved). TOUR Costa Mesa ffigb's Winter Classic, a 16- team girls basketball tournament drawing teams from as far away u Washington, British Columbia and Nevada, gets under way today with eight games. beginning at 9 a.m. The host Costa Mesa Mustangs wrap up the day's action with an 8 p.m. duel with Pittsmead- o ws of British Columbia, with the winner advancing to Friday's second round, another 8 p.m. game, against the winner of today's 9 a..m. opener between Mayfair and 1\1.stin. The balance of today's play pits South Coast League rivals Dana Hills and San Clemente at 10:30; Villa Park and ~an Luis Obispo at-0oon; SchUJ"f and Westminster at 1 :30; Capistrano Val- ley and Artesia at 3; Don Lugo against Nevada's Silve1ado at 4:30; and Sammarnisb, Wa. against N~ T~at.6'.20.'"' • ._ .. • Piay cofltinue~ with Pnday'~pl&wup quarterfinals at 3, 4:40, 6:20 and 8; the semifi- nals on Saturday with championship bracket play at 6:20 and 8; and it wraps up on Monday with the championship game at 8. Costa Mesa Oasmc ~weekend A huge AYSO soccer tour- nament is on tap here in Costa SOCCER Mesa on Saturday and Sunday. . The Costa Mesa Classic, hosted by Region 120 of Costa Mesa, has a field of 144 teams, 24 per division, which includes boys and girls, IM Dtvllions 3 (1"4·and-under), 4 (12-and-under) and 5 (10-and-under). Action is scheduled for Costa Mesa High, TeWinlde School, ~d.a High, Adams School and &laertc School. Play begins on Saturday at 8 a.m. with games starting on the hour all day; followed on Sunday with the same format. the championship games scheduled for 3 p.m. at five sites. Among the field are All-Stars from Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Davis, Victorville, San Diego and Hawthorne, among others. Estancia. Newport girls at Marina Estancia and New- port Harbor high school BASK:ftl,i girls basketball teams return to tournament action today at the Marina-Register 16-team. toUQley, a hiah-pqwe,red~wbi&AJ.Dcludes Mdf~nt.aguna Rm!, q\onif~ • · Estancia opens play today at 5 p.m. against Ocean View, with Newport Harbor and El Dora- do following at 6:30. . A Newport Harbor victory sends the Sailors into Friday's quarterfinals against the Pacifica- Marina winner1 an Estancia win sends the Eagles into a 6:30 game on Friday against the Rosary-East Anchorage winner. Newport Harbor and Estancia, who are not scheduled to play in nonleague play, would go up against one another only if both win twice, or lose twice, in the first two rounds of the towney. TOOAY ............ High sdtool boys -CorOM d@I M¥, EsUnci. •t O.lly Piiot Co.est Oassk at Estancia. CorOM del Mat vsr Trabuco Hiib. 4:10 p.m.; Esunda ""· Stodt~le. 7:l0 p.m.; Costa ~ at canyon Tour'Nf'nlnt. vs. Saddlebadc, 11:45 a.m.; Newpof't Harbor llt ~ R.I. TC>Ul'Mment. H IChool girts -EstAndc Newport Harbor It Mwtna-Reglster T~Estanda vs. ec... View, 5 p.m.; Newport HMbor vs. El Dorado, 6:30 p.m.; Costa Mesa Winter Oassk. Costa Mesa vs. Plttsmeadows, B.C., 8 p.m. ·~-'High schdol boys"' Corta Mersa, Corona del Mar at Marina ;foumament. High school girls - Newport Harbor at Foothill Tournament. FRIDAY ........... Community college men -Orange Coast at San Diego Mesa Tournament. Community CX>'6ege women • Or8nge co.st •t S.. JON TOUt'l\lll'Mnt. High school bovs • COroNI def Mar, 6tanda at O.lly ptlot COMt Oamlc at Estanda High. COtona def Mar vs. Mllyfl!Ji 2:30 p.m.; Estanda vs. Glendale HooYer, S;SO p.m.; Cost.I Mesa at Canyon Tournament. Newport Hatbor •t Newport. ftt. Toumament. High school girts • Estancia, Newport Hatbor llt Maflna-Regist« Tournament Costa ~ Winter Oassic. • Soccer High school boys - Corona del Mar, Costa MeYatMMlna T~giris-~ Newport Harbor at Foothill Tournament; Estancia, Corona del MM at Ocean View Tournament. • wr.tllng High school -Newport Harbor at El Toro 32-way Tournament. all day. 5AJURDAY ......... Community col~ PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES men • Orange Coast at 5an Diego Mesa Tournament. Community college women -Orange Coat at s.n Jose T~t. High sch<>ol ~ -Corona del Mar. Estancia at Dally Pilot Coast Oaislc at Estancia High, Corona d@I Mar vs. Espera~ 5:50 p.m.; Edison vs. Estancia , 7:30 p.m .; Costa Mesa at Canyon Toumament Newport Harbor at Newport. R.I. Tournament. High school girts - Estanda, Newport Harbor at Marina-Register l"oumament; c;osta Mesa Winter aasslc; Saddlebad< at Corona del Mar, 1 p.m. ~~ -t../1/"nT t;-: ..:_ oo -"NewpoW- Ha rat El Toro 32-way, all day. • Soccet' High school bqys · Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa at Marina Toomament. High school girls • Newport Harbor at Foothill Tournament; Estancia, Corona del Mar at Ocean View Tournament. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ~~vRE ~~Eoo~cf8m~~ ~~~;h·~~sf;::: Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE :.,~i:::sa::=.::; ~"::m :!":,~~J':: ===-~..:~ Nonie~~~fllTION ~~:~~ PUBLIC NOTICE CHANGE NAMES FROM ducted by: husband and Flctltlou• Bu•ln .. • rlllst be l~ed priOt 10 !hat dale MAMEITATEMBfT i. ..... 112.3S. I Is Po9lil* fle....-idprtndplft.lance of TO ADMINlSTER -YOUNIEllDEFAUlT ISRAEL MARCOS CAABAY wile Name Statement tiling ot llH stltement does The totlOwlng pel10l1(s) 1 lhllC M the time~ ule lhe fie H* MCUed by Mid ESTATE OF: ROBERT U9fDE1t A llB> aF TRIJS_!1 BSC 5779 TO ISAAEL MARCOS ABE· Ha~e you started doing The following persons are not ot ttselt 111t110rile 1111 use tn doing bUsiness as: ALUEO BRO opening bid may be lea DMd Wit\ ........ tweon u .J. DICKINSON AKA DAlB> ~ UIUSS Yuu JAR business yet? No doing business as: Watts ll'lis statt of a Acbtious Bu11ness KfRS. AJ #1794499. 20101 Bi th8n the toe.i lndllMdnesa provided In Nld NIM, IMa. TNCI ACTION TO PROTB:T NOTICE OF 11 Is hereby ordered that All J. Nusrat Mining and Mlnerala 310 Name in ~otallon ot the nghts o1 Stree~ #270 Newport Bead! due. In ldcltkJntocaah, the cNrQea Ind.,..._. of t'9 ROBERT .JUSTIN YCdt MJKRlf. If MAY BE ·PETITION TO alt persons lnterestod In This statement was filed West Promontory Or . .' New-another uncJer fedttll, St.all, Of~ ' ' TNllCMwtl~Ullhle(a Na*M Ind fie n.m auted DICKINSON saJ>ATAABJCSALE FYOU ADMINISTER tt11s m;11ter _appear before with Ille County Clerk of port Beach, CA 92660 common llW (See Seeton 14400 Les.t lnC . I Cailfonn checb ~on a 1bit1e Of by Mid DMdolTNll. CASE NO. A 185430 MES> Nt9'\.MAl10lt'1FTltE ESTATE OF: this court '" Department Orange County on 12-6-96 Wilbur John Watts. 310 et seq , BuSlnesS and Professions 131100 20101 Btltll Smt. #270. nltlonal blnll. a dMdt 0.-0 ~CM. tl81 To all heirs, benefl· MAnME aF TltE PfDIBING GLORIA MARIE PLACE No. 703 of the Orange 19983703899 West Promontory Dr .. New· Code) NewllOrt~CA.92660 drMn by• ... Of t.deral Senw R-iwy•a Com-clwlea, ~edliora, 0011-AGMSf YOU. YOU 1H01AD CASE NO. A185460 County Superior Court 81 Daily Pilot Dec. 12, 19, 26, port Beach, CA 92660 FirstFihno Ths bUSlneSsts c:orGltteO cteclt ~ °' a ctiecll fMP/, u Mid TIUlele. 4900 tlngent c:redltor1, and talfACT A lAWY9l Oii 1llt7 the add1ess shown above 96 J 2 997 h637 This business la con· New It Beach Costa Mesa dr~ by a .... °' ,...,. ~ Roeel, Suite 2170 per10n1 who may other • HO PM. L09BTAR .:lRT '.0 all heirs. beneliciarles. on 1 ·7. 1997, at 2:00 19 • an. ' 1 t ducted b : an Individual po • a coiporaon U\ltngs Ind loin UIOd-I~. CA 81706, (ltli t • GAGEE.s&MCES. U.C.. ~ •cci1lors. contingent credl· o'clock p.m., and then and PUBLIC NOTICE Have ~u started doln CN39&487 19268 Dec 12.19.26. The registrant commenced Mlofl, savtngs ••aodlillon, 856-48511. (IOO) 227·1848 ::~ :: .~':.~!'. •-:, 1~;~, ---.. Tllllll9 Ulldlr.: pur· •:_ :'Intl persons who may there show cause, II any buslnes~ yet? No g 1996. Jan 2. 19Q7 ttanuCI bisiness under °' uvtngs bar*~ In (Clllltomi• Only) of: ROBERT J . ;:;:;;-Oaad of T• ....,.. 1 -.::1;s~r b:51;::~er~~1~1~~ lhey have. why the petition Flclllloua Buslneu Wiibur John Wans PUBLIC NOTICE =:~:=on :mt! Sedlon "}1crz d the AnM-By ~ l.utliael, Aall DICKINSON AKA ROB-~ • .,.._,. , GLORIA MARIE PlACE lor Change of name should Name Statement This slatemenl was flied dll COde Ind~ to 5«ntary EAT JUSTIN OICKWSON MD..M..s1~1nbooll, ..... of ·-'PETITION M been not be granted. The following persons BIO with the County Clerk of Fie Nl.1tlU70at11 2S~~ll96EO , "'"'T INC ~ L do buslnea In this stile. Pub: 12112198. 12/t819S. A PETtTION has Oll*Alcmallt .. c6iaofh '! <l b RICHA~D c It IS further ordered that a doing business as: Ralph Orange County on 12·6·96 RCTJTIOUllUllNOS ~ . l.M)IVI • VJ Saldulewtlbem.de,lnan 12128118 couner ---°' ORANGE r l~CE y It S o . copy of this orde~ to show the Dog, 2700 Newpor1 19983703898 NAME STATEMENT s.towltz. PltSldenl "AS W" concltlon, but wtlho-CNS108MO been filed by JOAN Coln¥ ... of ClllDnlla. El· '" 10 upert r cause be pubhshod In Bl d Ste 168 Ne port This stalement WIS tried WI out c0119Mf1t °' w.n.rt MARPLE In U\I Superior _ ...... ~ ....... [Wl..ASINGlE tuurt of Ci1illorn1a, County COSTA MESA DAILY B v ·h CA·92663 w Dally Pilot Dec. 12, 19, 26, The follOWlng pe11~MS!itt111e Countt Clent of Orange tl!Pfffll Of lmpllld. r~ ____ ,..,.,..'""""',...,..,~..,...,...~-Court of CaUfornla, ;N""wii'SilATFUaJCAUC-~~~rA~~frnoN requests PILOT. a newspaper of ee:r~ara Dacey Boston, t996, Jan. 2, 1997 th635 :g,:sines~~AHV EAS Countton0eo_ember6.11196 Ing UU.. pieee«mn °"an-PUBLIC NOTICE County of Oreni•· OOH TO llGtlEST IDlSt FOR t• • RICHARD C PLACE 9enornl wcutat1on pub-2700 Newport Blvd. Ste. PUBLIC NOTICE #435066 17991 M!Cfleli South NOTICE·ThiS fQ'8Us curnllf. ances, to udlfY the THE PETI ION r• CASH ........ • ... ol .. In ' hshOd in this county, et t 68 Newport Beach CA · · Starnene tlCRllS hw yuis I lndebtacar-~ by NOTICa cw-quests that JOAN IMM~ of,.~ Simi 1 ~Pr~~~~1~'111~~ ~~ ~~~?n~:~ least once a week for lour 92663 ' F1ctltlou• Bu•lneH IMne. CA 112714 the dale tl WIS filed 1n Ille Aid Dald d TNlf. ad-ntUITU'l IAU MARPLE be appointed as AT TltE NCRTM RDl1' ~ .,., the est:i:o ol the dece· consecuttve weeks prior to Rober1 Alan Boston, 2700 Name Statement ~s. ~tjg11 C:'::i, of Ille Count( Clef\ A new fia. vances theRWldet, wlh ft. TS No 9$-01812 Loen No. personal repreMntative TIWCE TO TltE CXlUNTY , ..,,.1 the day of the hea1fng. Newport Blvd. Ste. 168, The followlng persons aie 1 n, CA Q27l4 ious Ek1S1ness Name Stateme llfest .. u~ and the 7fJOff3n Tide Order No to ac:tminla~ the estate aumtOUSE 1llD CMC ~ 1 f IE PETITION reques1s DATE: NOV 14, 1998 Newpor1 Be.ach, CA 92663 doing business es: R.M. ~ ~nt, 15 conducted ll'/ rra.tst De hied pn« to !hat dall, Uf1f*d Jb.,..._...;' the Note 03022473 lf!Yelt0tllll9utw of the decedent. TER OWf'E WEST, SMTA AW.. 1 ~ dt>cedcnt s Wrll and GALE HICKMAN• This business Is con· Construction, 2164 Puente s , Stness Tiie 11~!'0 of ttis statement dots aecur by Aid Deed d No. 1659882146 APN No. THE PETITION re-CAlJFORNIA !NOTE: c.ASHIER'S I •s rl nriy bO admitted J U D G E /C 0 MM I S· d~cled by: husband and Ave., Coate Mosa, CA co.;:ra on ncecl not of itself IUtllOnlt Ille use I Trust wllh irMrell tnlf'aon 138-152·11 quests the deoadant's Q£Q(jS) MUST BE 11ADE PAY· prutJ.11e Tile Will and SIONER OF THE SUPE-wile . 92627 ftOIS111/11 comme tin state Of I Ac.nous BuSlne as PfO\ltded In u6d Note, YOU AA.I IN DEFAUl.T tJN. WILL and codlc:.ils, If any, A11LE YO LONESTAR Ul'T· , c?tl•C•ls a10 ;ivarlable RIOR COURT Have you started doing R1ch11d A. Montgomery, bUsiness uncJer Ille Name in ~on ol h nOhtS plu9 fen, ctwves Ind u-DER A ~ CW-TRUST, be admitted to probate. GAG& SBMCES. LLC. all • •Jnun.:itton .n the hie E M MA H I LARI o • business yet? No 2164 Puente Ave.. Costa '°"~~!'~ '::mC: lllOllle< under Ftdl111, State, o ~~the~ .... ~~ OATG. MARCH 23, 11n. The WILL aod any ~ .. .,., r.i.. ~to t "Y the courl s OS 3 N Batbara Dacey Boston Mesa CA !>2627 H•" ........ on common IH (See Sec:M>n 1 the IN-.. er-"? _, UN\.ESa YOU TAKIE At:;. codicils •• available for llwl -hlW bf • uflllw * ·rt PETITION requests BALLE TEA ' 43 • This stetement was filed This' business Is con· 11, 1906 et seq BuSlness Ind Plolessions Deed d Trust. CTC Foredo-TIOH TO l9ROTllCT YOUR examination In the file Oaad of T~ Ill 1111 Pl'CIP'ltY • ... a<ty 10 admirnstei the Camden Drive, Suite with the County Clerk of ducted by: an Individual IGNED MEGUIAR'S. INC . By Code).' awe Sefvtces Corporltion, ~1Y. IT MAY u kept by th• court. ti--' 111 Aid c;_,.y n1 si... . .otu under tho lndepen-600, Beverly Hiiis, CA Or~nge County on 12·24·96 Have you atar1ed doing BlllY Megu1ar, PltStdent Fi/St f1hng 400 Countfywldt Way, SOLD AT A ftUllUC SALK. THE PETITION r• dlaldled • M. llOflE FUUY 1 AcJmrn1str a11on of Es· 9 O 2 1 O, A TT 0 RN E Y 19983705528 business yet? yea, 1991 llu stltl~nt was hied with Newport Beldl·Costl Mesa SV41, Simi Vtlltty, CA IF YOU NIED AN IXl'\.A-ho 1 OESCME> 11 TltE ASCM: fllEN.. • ,,. Act (Tiu~ au1hor1ty FOR EULALIA ABEJAR Dally Pilot Dec. 26, 1996, Richard A. Montgomery County Cle111 of Orange CN306952 AC Dec 12.19 26 l10ll. Phone; (IOI) NATION OF THll HATUM :~~ster au'm.r tyest.!: TIONB>~ '1F TRUST NIN :i••o., tho pNsonal rep· Published Newport Jan. 2, 9, 16. 1997 th639 T.hls statement was filed 1nty on0ecember6.1906 1996..11112.1097 ' ' ~ ul 21111. Sell ft. CW-THE PROC~ under the Independent ~14415 ~...,_lrld " r.1;i11ve 10 ratio many Beach·Costa Mesa Dally with lhl County Clerk of NOOOE·Tln Fichous Name fonnallon (918) m.caa.. AOAIMT YOU, YOU dmlnl .. t ,.,. I , *' hr" ci.ons w11hou1 cour1 ap-Ptlol December 5 12 19 PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on t2-6-96 ment npres fiw yeais from PUBLIC NOTICE BY,: GlnDar Mooney, TNll: SHOULD CONTACT A A scrauon o Es-of h 1'1111 ,..;., ~ :ii. Before 1ak1ng cer· 26 1996 • • • 19983703931 cin1twas ftlt0 inlhe001ee "' Sile~72o.etct LAWYIJt. . tat11 Act. (This authori---.1a,..,.....itokJ4S1M- ' , ery Important actions. • · Fictitious Bu•ln•H Dally Pilot Dec 12 19 26 Ille County Cttlll A new i;co. File NI. 1HA70H12 Olllt4111 12t21. Notice II hafaby glYell that ty w~I allow the personal POU WAY COSTA MESA. ~ 1-0y,,~11er. tno personal rep· TH618 N•m• Statement 1996 Jan 2 1997 • thB3G ous Bustness Name Stattme nATEMENTOFAMNDO•ENT 112, 111 CTC Forec:to.ure SeMcea representative to take FOfNA nm The ..-.. .i ... ~111a1111e writ be 1equ11ed PUBLIC NOTICE The following persons are • · • st be filed pnor to 11111 c1a1e OF PUBLIC NOTICE Corpcntion, u duly ep-many . actions without T~ ..... .., WiMy b ' qtve no1tco 10 tnleres1ed doing business as: DJ PUBLIC NOTICE The tiling of this sllttment ooes USE OF FICTITlOUS IUSINEIS pointed trust• pursu.nt to obt•ning court approval. .., ~----of h _... ~ l'• snns unless they have NOTICE OF SALE Shlr1s, 11n Hummingbird ol rtsllf llllhonZt the use 1n NAME the ONd d Truet aiecuted by Before taking c.rtain ._ .., alllt - 11 cJ nol•ce or consenred OF ABANDONED Dr .. Co~ta Mesa, CA 92626 Flctlllou• Bu•ln .. • s Stlll ol I fidlllOus BuSlness The folowtng PllSOO(s) NOTICE OI' TitUlnFS L-Jame& ROA, Ill and vety Important ectiOJ\S, dlllerlllb• W _,,, llhoMI ..,._ lho propo~ed action l PROPERTY James Parker, 17n Hum-Name Statement Hime 1n ~olnon of the nota ol • ablndoneO Ille use of SALE UNOE" DEED°" Dew1 O Rosa husband and ho waver. the personal Said .... Ill.-.. Illa .-.U I •ndepcndonl adm1nts· NOTICE IS HEREBY mlngblrd Or., Costa Mesa. The following persona are r under Ftdellf. SIMI. o fic0'8uS ll!Slness Nme ~IT wh aa joint teNllU dated representative will be _.or~. ~ " authority Wiii be GIVEN THAT UNDER AND CA 92626 doing business as: Falcon n IH (See ~on t4400SOUTH COAST AUTOJ.«lTM LOAN etS480 March 23• 1993 and recorded requited to give notice to Of ................. ~ ' tr•lc<l unloss an inter· PURSUANT TO SECTION Margaret Garrison, 1777 Cove Landscape Malnte-seq BuSlntSS fnd ProfesSlons ENTER 2433 South BroadWay AP NUMBER 422·312-03 March 31. 1993. aa lnstru-Interested persons lb\ or~ to 111¥ the •0cJ person files an ob· 1988 OF THE CALIFORNIA Hummingbird Dr., Costa nance, 20322 Kline Dr .• Code~· S'-' Sim.a •u CA'll.707 OTH_ER;.~ ment No 93-0212494, ol Of· VnlHI they have waived ,....,,.. princ:ipll tulll °'Ille L'•v!I to tno pet11ton and Mesa, CA 92626 Santa Ana Hts CA 92707 u""" .,,.., FIU:. et ........ ARV llc:lal Records In the olllce ol ......._, llCUICI by Aid Died r ,, good t<iuso why the CIVIL CODE THE PROP· This business Is con· G Ch "t G . t I rst hng Thi fic:llM!US business name YOU AAE 1H Del'AULT UN-the County Recordef ol notice or conMnted to ,_,.. o 1 should 'not grant the ERTY LISTED BELOW BE· ducted by: husband and 123~0~ b a~H ~~Te· Nlwpoft Buch-Costa Mesa mell'ed to ablM was filed Df!A A DEED or TitUST, OIWlge County, ~ d the propoaed action.) Tl\llC. • ~ .._. • ·!l•c••ty LIEVED TO BE ABAN· wife CA 17,gr 8 vo.. no, CH3!16!11535616-0100ec '"""'21,19!161nllleQty of DATED J>MIJM.Y 3, 1 ... , Clllifornla.v..M ... on.Jailualy The Wldependent ~MlllW llMncm. \ llEArtrriG on lhe pell· DONED WILL BE SOLD AT Have you star1ed doing Thi~ bu•lneu Is con-12,19.26. 1096,J¥12. 19Q7 Ana, Cou~ ol Orange Ind Ono· UN\.LIS'YOU TAKl!ACTION 9, 1997 at 02 OOPM, at the administration M.tthorlty o.:'d"T:.. -:...-:.:.. ::: , v. 11 tie held on JANU· ~g~V~ ~~~~~ONSE~~ business yet? no ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE nal file No. A>44101 Sou TO~~ ...... ~· North front entrance to the wl• be granwd vn1 .. , an ofhT~lllllof the 11v n. 1997. at 1 45pm In Jim Parker Have you alerted doing Glen JoMSOn, 2433 th EltTY, IT MAY,.........., AT County Coult.howe, 700 CMc Interested pereon filH =-Cl'lllld ~ .W Dlld of 1 703 1oca1cd at 34 t ~~~~tRG EAVE3 4 8SOAN~A T.hls statement was flied bualness yet? no . fie -.1nu7on14 8n>aOway Smt. Santa Ana. C A l"U8UC IA&.L • YOU Center Dl'IYe Wnt, Santa an .objeetlon to the Tnlll The'*_. ofh w.- Crty D11110 South, Or· C ·• with the County Clerk of Gregory c. Gerstel FIC11TIOUI IUl.SS 707 HUD AM l!Xl'UNATIOH Of Ana, CA petition and 1hows good Plld....,.. of 1111 ............. • CA!l2GG8 ~~~·AT~·1.~'1JAN. 09, Orange County on 12"4·96 This statement was filed NAMEITATIMENT He!enM.JohnsOll.2433South ::=~:l!~atpubffcauction,lothehigh-ceusa why the court and~hPftllllltflDllleo6d •OU OBJECT to the AUCTIONEER MA RICH· 19913703170 with the County Clerk of Thi t.ollowtng lltl10!1(s) 1 8roa0w1Y Street SW. Ana. YOU SHOULD COHTACT;. est bldcler for cash or chectc should not grant the .., ,..... .._.. ODlll. ' 1;si of tile petition. you ARO (DICK) SIOOERS, Dally Pilot Dec. 12, 19, 26, Orange County on 12-6-96 00.nglllannsll'.ANAHEM 707 LAWVIR. at detcttbed below, ~ authority. ...-•---•t11elllll ' 1 ' 1' .ippear 111 the hear· CALIFORNIA STATE BOMO 1996 Jan. 2 1997 th638 19913703912 KMf'GROUM) AJ #00604356 Tlrs bUSlness was c:oncllc1led Nc*c:9 I ,_. ... ....._ fllll In Mat time d &ale, el right. A HEARING on the ofh ...... pllllc:llloll ofh I*> a state your ob· ' ' 1221 S ..._. .,:,__. ••·"'-m ti, llusblnd & Wife 1 w1 "'-' OOe. and lnterMt OOIMlyed to n.tJtl n Ill .. _ .. _Id .._ ~ ~ ....... ,, .... ft.... '~ or ftlo w111ten ob· " 5088400 PUBLIC NOTICE Dally Pilot Dec. 12, 19, 26. ~'""""'" ,...,,. . Signed: GlEN .x>HNSON, HELEN Semno Rlcar1119Y•a Com-and flO# hetd by it under said ,.. o w .,. ... on -"' -• -. """ ,.,. "" ,, with lho court be· UNIT·NAME·CONTENTS 1998, Jan. 2. 1997 1h640 '¥2.802 M JOHNSON l*"f. ea WltlM, Of M.Ceauor Deed d Trutl, In the property January 23, 1887 at ~ Mlldlr Aid Dlld of 1· 1111· hear111g Your ap· F~5l,feLB~~~rf;~M?s~ Flctltlou• Bu.ln•H PUBLIC NOTICE 1 ~~ra11Amene1. · rhis stJ!ement was fried with NMM."' IUCllftAed ~ lltuated 1n Mid County and 1~::.~.:·~i ~1°W! J1C:: ~ti;)":,.~~-:'.: " e may be 1n person ITEMS • • · Name Statement {f :ii~ TW 3 Sutll ~ ~tit Ille Cou~ Cltnt ol Orange IU'M*ll to ': OMdF d /Nat State and n more fUlly de· 0 Iv 0 Oldnllon of 0... lrld ., 10 ,r attorney 300 JANET L DIANGELO The following persons ate Flctltlou• BuslneH MT~01 • ' ngs ~on0.C.mtJer6 1996 ell9Q.llld ~ . .O· ICnbed In the abo\111 refer· r ~F ~~8•oCeCE8c?:6T80 ~--lllllaWlllln~ r YQU ARE A CREDITOR CHAIRS HUTCH MISC. doing business os: Omnlllc Name Statement Tin nOJctld NewportllUch-Costa Mtu IW'ld"' men .no enoad Deed al Trull The dcaofDlflMl•EldolleoW cont.ngent cred1t0f or BOXES & ITEMS • . Advertising, 1700 Adams The following persons are bUSlnest ts co CN3116951 SOUTH Dec 12.19 26 ...-tftle ae· Roe.rt F atreec eddl-. and auw the granting of the 1111 =• ~ Aid lb •• Lceased. you must file 50 NANCY L NEASE Ave., 1204, Costa Mesa, doing business as: Seel~· ICO~ _.... 1996 Jln2. l007 · F8l'dllw'1CI 1 nw"8d men 11 convnon dnlgnalion, If any, petition, you ahould 111 .............. Sell ·' c:fa1m with the cour1 CH RS CO c sc' CA 92626 S ft E 1 1 83 ,,,. regisnnt comme,....... · hla IOle and..,,.,_ property d the reel property delc:ribed eppear at the he•lng tell of • ,._., • • 11;111 a copy to tho per· Al • U H, Ml · Julie DoRusha Olacy aka 0 ware 1!neer ng, tranuct biStness uncJer the R~ on ,Jsa.y 14 11bcJw 11 purpottecl to be· and 1tat• your objec-tolll_...lnh:::l""'" • ,,, 1eprosentat1ve ap· B~8XE~tN•~~Mt_ NEASE Julie DeRusha Grove, 2910 ~g~e~,0;~e·c:i~li:i New· fimous lllsaness name o PUBLIC NOTICE 1919 .. tnm.mm No. es'. 3099 Sumatra Place. Coate tions . or tit• written :.: :'.:ir.'11:. ~ ' 11:e•j by the cour1 within MISC. BOXES & ITEMS ' Java Road. Costa Mesa. Scott o. Seely, 1644 Taylor names kslld above on Dectmbe NOTICE ~ TRUSTEE'S 01903Z of Ofllclal r9CCWdl In Mesa. CA ~2334. The objection• with the court llORTGAGEI. SSMCES. LLC J"~ rronlhs from the dale 607 OANIEL SMITH, CA 92626 133, San Francisco, CA l5, 1071 IALETSNo. -..olML.oen fl8 ofllca °'fie CCU'lty R• undeftiollld .TNltee d!'· before the hearing. YoUf • T~ llc:tl8ll ~ ~ .1 issuance of tho let· LAMPS DRESSER MISC This buslnen Is con· 94133 SIGNED l<AAflGAOUNOS No. 4S7ll29 T1tle Order No. ~ al 0nnge Colny, claims 1ny llabillty tat any in-apl)Mrance may be in flOltlld $llr9lt ~PO s .is pro111<led In section BOXES· & ITEMS • · ductod by: an Individual Thia business Is con-AMERICA. INC . Br. Pltnclt Gbltn 0»1SZll In~ Calitornia. s1d ...... eo IN ccrrecu-. d the street ad· person or by your .. 51* 0... T-oo of the Callforrua Pro-610 DANIEL SMITH Have you started doing ductedby·anindlvlduat Stel'tlalY No. 11:124 _,,. No.· Nalc:eo10afaAts10Eledilon dreu and ottier common attorney . MW..Rlfll'ffJIT&'SIAL.E •c Code. Tno ttme for fil· TABLE, BOXES & ITEMS • busfnesa yet? No Have ou star1ed doln Tlll SUlllmtnt was tiled With--=~ YOU Alt!! If~ to Sell .,.,._,.,. ~ deaignltton, II any, lhawn IF YOU ARE A l10lt P\£UE CAU 1 cloims will not uplre 622 DANIEL BAGDON Ju!ie DeRusha Glacy aka buslnes~ et? yea M·96 g Ille County Cler11 ot Ofange FMA.T UND1!ft A DEB>~ ~ 28• 11198 u "'9Nnanl herein CREDITOR or a contln-=.,...,. LCltBTAR MORT· !orb four months from COUC r V M sc' Juhe DeRusha Grove l ' Countyon0tc:ember6, 1096. No 1~ of Mid Ot· The talal amount d the un-edl f .,,. "' h~anng date noticed BOXES ~·ITEMS., 1 · This alalement was filed f~~tt ~·ate~~nt was filed NOTICf·llis ficli&ous Name ~y~~N<I!~ llcial R~•·1:;1-S~.': paid balance with Interest ~:: .. :. Yt:~ .n°uu ~': IDT~A~ uve SOUTH COAST SELF with the County Clerk 01 with the County Clerk of Statement llCPl'eS fr-e Y'all fro TO PROlECf Yor.M ,_._ :*J ... ~ at ._ ther9on ol the OOllgMion ... your daim with the court TO CXlLLS:T A DEBT. 1¥'1 ..._ (QU MAY EXAMIN~I the STORAGE Orange County on l 1·27·96 Orange County on 12-6-96 Ille 0111 tt was tited in the Oft~ art rr MAY. aal.D AT M.in &wy NM to fie Pl-. cured by the property to be and mall a copy IO the F<RAnotf OITAIB>WU BE :~ ~P;,!~~e,~~~t;t~~~ JOHNNY & SHARON 19913703189 19913703928 of Ille Cou~ Ottk A lllW Rel· A Nii.JC IN.£ p YOU cenla CMG C... 40t"411 ::'ecsplua reuonable ::; personal repraaeni.tive USS> Rlfl THAT PURPOSE. . '' '1!"11 rho estate, you may me YOUNG, MANAGER Dally Ptlot Dec. 12, 19, 26, Dally Pilot Dec. 12, 19, 26, •ous !kiStnlSI NMll tel)AN IXJl\NMTIONCI' E. ~Ave. P1acwt11a, advancR OOS:tt:::"ot Ille appointed by the court AW2'JS31tt112.1111. tr21 ..,1111 the court a formal Re-P u b I I s h e d N e w Port 1996. Jan. 2. 1997 lh639 l 996 Jan 2 1997 th834 rTllSt be filed PftOI' to 1111t O* THI NAT\N CW-TH& ....0. CA at 10:00 A.M. AT PU8UC initial _ ....,.. .......... of the Notloe wl thin four month• from t I Special Notice of Beach-Costa Mesa Dally • . ' Thi filing Of tin ~ does • WIWca ~ YOU. AUCTION TO THI! HIGHEST -· the dete o f flret I nuance ;::~estlh~~ of an Inventory Pilot December 26. 1996, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE not ol ilsttf ~the u .. tn YoU ltQA..D CONTACT A 8fDOER FOR CASH (ptyebfl ~~,!~·~~':in: : of lettere aa provided In .>nd appraisal of estate es .• Jenuary 2, 1997. th837 Flctltlou• BualnH• Fl tltl a I ~ .... !!,~lie.tot~ 8:!..MtSof e ~r-c:c= IC tie lime of .... In t!IMA 111'8 the opet*1g b6d may be section 9100 of U\I JOIS or of any petition or N S c ou• U9 Mia ,_,,,, 111 ...,. .... n u• ,..,.... ,._ ... ,... marwy d fie I.JIM 8tlltn), Ina lhlr't the total lrldatQd. Callfotnla Probat1 Code. '"ount es provided m PUBLIC NOTICE The ~:n':wir::~~~~~! 111 NarM ltaterMnt anoGler ui:~ ~ ..... :r-w'::~ • .. ttQf'tt. lltll Ind .,_...con-MM due The tJme for filing dalmi •. ~ ,,..ctton 1250 of tho Cahlor-doing business as· LIU'S The folloWlng person• 11• aimne>n ,..... _., t':'r ,c:; veyed lo s1d now held ~ II In addition lo cash. the Tiu. wllt not •Kplre before 'n1a Probate Code A Re· STATEMENT OF BAKERY & PASTRY DELI doing business 11: Kosta et MCI , Business llld ~ISSIOlll _.,. .,_ o.d al w1111r eak1 Deecs o1 TNll In tie _,. llOOIPt ceahllr"e foUt monthe from IN quest for Special Nonce WITHDRAWAL FROM 20651 Lake Forest Dl • MHa Produce, 211K Brtstol COOi) uecueM "Y.,.... C. tb. l'8 ~ ~ In Nld Checks dtNfl on 1 ltlte or hewing date notlc:ed Jorrn Is ava1hlble from the PARTNERSHIP Lake Forest CA 92630 ' St .. Costa Meu, CA 112628 FilltAtlng ... n .-.. 9:..,.ttcbon. C«l'llY and S... ,. ... ..,. national blntc. 1 clleck drwwn lbove, fOUr1 clerk. b ' Koetaa P•r•dopoulos. NewportllucM:ostaMetl ~ and .... and deaa1iieo;,,.. men Uy.. .... ltM ....... Cid YOU MAY EXAMINE MCIPICV9W •llONALNM AU rne for th• Pett· OPERATING UNDER Ro abeh Mortazavl Heravl, 2966 Bristo St., Costa , CHlQ&40l 36?.33 <72 Dec V.ughn ft. Ca111oft anct .._ ecrtMd on aald DMd" Tlwt. .,, • or tN fii. "ant by , .. _ ',.,. o, II FICTITIOUS 71 Havanwood, Irvine. CA MHa, CA 92828 12., 10 !41, 19116, Jin 2. 1007 IAMI Clllltlon, hulllmnd The propttty ......_ end union. or a ~ dtwwn by I a_,. ,,. <l•uner. BUSINESS NAMI! 92614 Thia bu1ln111 II con-~ anct wire n Mll1fWn L. oew oommon ~ 11 auta °',..,...~Ind court. If you are • pet· =1c.=r-o:1 .PE,. H. TRESLER, Tht fottowlng peraon has This bu1ln111 la con-cluc1ed by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICI Hlcbon, a widow __., ""' °' 119 ,... property di-lmn IROCiltion • ..W.,. ... ton lntlfnlad In the 'iSO. (CSBI 04D028) withdrawn as 8 general duc1ed by: an lndhlldual .._.,. you atllted doing OMUM anct ,-..., aati.d .,._.II"""*"°'° toelltlon. Ot ...... bit* ettate, you "'-Y flt. w ith 3llOO Pac:Me View~ '.AJ°TORNEY AT LAW partnet lrorn the perlflet· Ha~ you •tarted dolt19 butlne .. yet? No fie Nl.111111•11 OlrtW. • ...,,...... No. lie 717 Joltn &nat. C.-es-allld In Sedlon $10Z of the court a fonnat --... BMd\ ~ 1 2 1 E. PAC l FI C ship opetallng under the bus•net• yat? No Papadopouloe ACT1TGm II-9Ml1•11, In 8lxlk..., '* ....._CA 92627 Ult Ananclal Code and R•quMt for Sped.. ,....,.._., .C04ST HWY., STE. llctltloua business name ot Robabeh Mortauavl Her1\ll Thlt etal•mtfll was filed .. ITATW ...,),~OMdlt~ln-The lntltlie»lld ~ cb-~to do~ In No"°' of the fifing of enl-::::'::•:•i:•:T=OO==~ ~s o, CORONA DEL NATURAL BODY CON· :::~· 1~~1~~~~~ w&-.,11me:i With the County Clerk ot.:: '== ~· '""olftouf-.County~ ~.,.,,If~ fur.,.,, no 8'ld .... wll be.madl, In"' ::tv-:::t~ =-~~r·:i .... .... -MM, CA 92625 CEPTS at 2 011bow Crtek Otango County on 11•22•98 Orange County on 12'3·98 COAST MIT~ cumR. • C!~ ~-= ~" °' .. property ·AS IS' condition. but~ any petition Of ICCC>unt mJ. .... lJ Publlthed Newport ~~~ Laguna Hilla, CA 1ffe37027e0 t ... 37031i7 2.Ga Soufl .....,_ ..._ ~--ta:.i"' II.,_ """*-...., fl'J0 110/IW ci: ~orwwrwtty, _.... •• provtdld In "Ctiotl 8ete)l·Co111 Mesa Dally The Flclllloua suslneaa 01.i!y PilOI o.c. 111, :te, Dally Pllol O.C. l2, 19, 29, S..AM..C.Urmu NDfth t'ON .,.__ID .. = " ""'· °' lmplerd. ,.,.,_ llte. 1110 of ttlrl C..fotnla ~c-!a~ •P1k)tDec:ember 19.20,26. Name rtlerred to •bovt 1998,Jan.2,9,11197 19M.Jan.2•1"7 H33 ,_--. 7111 CCUff C.... • .,.,,....,..,.,,..Of .. ...-.t=•~:_~ Pro«.• Code. A Re-, .. ,.""'' ~~. WU filed In Or•OQ• eouni THl35 PUBLIC NOTICI ,...,., 11. ~ IMdi. CMc a.. DfM .......... "'Ill~ -..,,. bV Mid C>Mdre: qullt f~ lped .. Nodoe 110 aro.c.ay . _______ T_h_Fe_3_2, ~o.?:~:~at19", FIL PUBLIC NOTICI CAf:8M1Ma1econeod =-~c:A.z:.-:1::; ::':. ": ~ ·.: l'Ml. .,.,,._ "**"*· ~'"'OC:. =~ .. from OoN MMe PUBLIC NOTICE Full name and addre11 ot F1otltlou• lu1lnet• ... , .. _,_n ......... .., .... • • -. ,..... -· ..... .,.. :: =-~: Attemey fet , .. •en•: ... 41IO the f*ton wlthd1aWlnQ:SI· fCl'IMUI Tiii ...... __.. ...... lilllllw. ....... In---. at .. llM fl ............ llrleldOleclClf ..... A. y ..... SUPERIOR COURT KY l.oPte. 2$811 Ashford, Nameltetewt .. 1111 I W ..,_ _.. Mii ... .,.-.. ..,= lrtlllalpMl .. 11tll ....... TMt.-._."*9Gll• D,..._,MeCM-. •---------0, CAL.,ORNIA, Mlseton vi.Jo, CA 92102 Thi follOw1nO pet'.ont.. 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T A Dmfe.Hldnpon fl!. l• ... .._.JI _.,... ------- Newpot:t BnchJCosta Mesa Daily PiJoc Index .g· II , .... ,.u ...... ,. ~ rJ 11e-.1144 --.M11 II al ........ ~mnm~ -For All Your HQfOe and Business Needs - .............. -. .... 1111 II ., ...... riiil et ... 1M iii -*<• ..tc..-J. ~ U. • MS.N78 11282 By Fax (714) 631-659; (f'W.-~ mrlutlir \Otlr na11w uml 1•11<•~ 11111nl .. r ""I"~ II ,...11, "" h11<-I. 1'llf1 ~I""" •lillH~.j f::, -'li·l1·plu11w 8:30am-5.()()iim \lo.1111•..t-rnll• \\-ulk-111 8:30um-.'l:OOpm \~Jttda\-~ ntla• THURSOAV. DECEMBER 26, 1996 Polley Rate~ end deadluat's art' 1mbjr1·1 111 dum~•· with11111 11111i1·1·. Tiar pubbslat•r l'f''>f•rves tbr right 10 •·•·1i-11r. rrda~~ify. rt'' i1>1• 11r rrje1·1 ~ray dassifie~ ~dvert~emrnt. Plt•n,t' rt'(>f•~ un) .. t•rrnr 1hu1 may ht' ·~ Y?~r dai.s1f1rd t1d u:'1mrdiuu·ly .. nw D111h· P1l111 111T•'P"' 110 hab1J11y for uny error Ill Ull ud\f•rll'l'llll'fll (cir whif'l1 ii lllfl\' bt• mpon!tiblt n<:rp1 for the ro't of tlit· 'Jllll'l' u1·11rnlly '"'t'Hptrd by the rrror. Cr1•d11 ran only lw 1rll11\\ 1·d for tlw fir-r i11,1•rti1111. 15 CORONA DEL MAR BALBOA 2122 PENINSULA NEWPORT 2607 BEACH RENTALS TO 2669 SHARE EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 BUILDING 2724 5530 5530 5530 _.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MATERIALS 6030 $1995/mo ~O\IAl HOUSIHO OLDE COM OPPORru,.in Ocean side PCH BAYFRONT 2bd/2ba condo, near Pavllllon, 2-car pkng, pool, dock avail. no pets. $1600/ Sp~ct•cul•r Oce•n S. Coi.at Metro sharp •nd Ch•nnel Views condo, furn, mstr br TRADE Luxurious 1 br and + ba. W/d, fp, pool, 1br+loft with 2 spa-s5oo+dep. 751-2077 through classified SELL All 1Hl t&1111 advertmno In lhls Carmel-like Cottage MWIJlper la 1ub1ec1 IAI Ille Fed· Woodsy 1elllng•Trees eral fair Henlnt Act ot tKl 11 2br/2ba R· 1 All. Oar. mo, yrly. 073·0840 WINTER RENTAL 1/2 block to beach, pier, restaurants & shops. Furn 2br 2ba. Very clean. 818·359·8779 clous balconies. 642 5678 Abundant walk In •••••••-•----·----closet and storage. COMMERCIAL your used vehicle through classified 642·5678 11111.lldff nkll ma•es II lllegll MaryAnn McGuire lo ahel1tse "lllJ prelmnce. 848-6770 Oas and water paid. llmllall111 ., dlscrl111l111llon __ e_1_n_s_R_e_a_11_y_o_r_o_up_ baud u l'ICI. co1111, rellglon, HI, WtllicaJ, lami111l ll.llUI ff ...... lfillll .• • illtalltlN .. NU any~ ....,..Ct. Uml· {'till Of tlllaulnllullle." Walk to Balboa Island REAL ESTATE and the beaches. ••••••••• Prestigious resort Tiiis ftlWIJIJlr will llOt ~." """'any ltllwftlst· mHl lot ru1 uuao wtik• 11 IA t1olatlH ol Ille In. Out llHtrl .. lltt•'f lni.•11 tllat 111 11 .. tliftfl ltllwtltlstd Ill tllll ,..,,.,. .. IWllilMll H 111 e...i ~Nib. Tl com- ,.. If ~b'l!el, call HUD Toll·ll'ff 111·IOO·UH5IO. fOf 1111 Wnll"-lton. DC na please call HUD IC '26·l500. HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE Elegant Furn Cottage nr beach 1 bd + olfice.1--------- F p I c . Jan.June . COSTA MESA 2624 S 1 595/mo. 650· 7346 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii living with stunning --------- sunsets and cool INDUSTRIAL 2788 breezes. Apts starting iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii at 51350. 789·1058 ---------$517mo Low Income FOR SALE 10,000 sf NEWPORT BEACH 2169 3 Bd Home In Newport Shores. New carpel/ hdwd llrS'/palnl. S 1 775 Call Renay, 497·1202 furn s1udlos, ullls Incl. Clean, modern. ••I••••••••• cured parktng. pool/ MISCELLANEOUS spa. Diane 642·6226 Mov•·ln Specl•I RENTALS INDUSTRIAL BUILDING In NB + fenced yard. Ideal for Classic Cars. Bkr 722-8777 $200 off 1st monthl••••••••• ••••••••• re n 11 Lo v e I y u n- furnished 2br 1ba apt. ---------BUSINESS & FINANCE Verticals, enclosed garage. laundryroom. Small pet okll RENTALS TO SHARE 2724 _____ _ $700. 908-8088 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -------- Lido I• Bayfront 2Br 2Ba unit new on sandl Lndry, f/p. $3000/mo. 1yr lease. 587·3305 L kl f U I ? B•I Penn Lrg room BUSINESS oo ng or n qu• NEWPORT 2 huge MB's 2000s.f.. 3bd duplex, FP, n/s. OPPORTUNITY 4 FP's, Formal, dining, BEACH 2669 S400+dep + 1/3 ulfl. 2904 family, llvlng room. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 723·4230 Pool. marble floors. * 1 BR $850 * COM Pvt room In gated iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Priced t50k less than 2 BR 28A $795 community. w/garage, STOP I $1500/Wkllf recent sale a few all prlv, fem pref. working from homel doors down. Call O/W Incl. 60x30 pool. $550 Incl ull. 720-0236 Xlnt Income oppt. No Wayne Smith, Remax No pets. Carport.1"=",...,.....,..,......-_....,.......,....--gimmicks. Serious 780·5000 ext 195 Vlat• Del M••• CM 2Br 2.58• Condo Pe o PI e ca 11: . . •545-4855• Fem pref'd. Pool/spa 1·800-370-4292 •Beach Ar••• 2 er gar. N/1mk/drugs. II 1 " I I I' I \ I '· ' Mother, History .. I was looking (Of a pan-111ne JOb whe~ I could ma)(e a d1ffcrcncr an someone's life. I found 11 at Durham." Durham offers pan-time morning and artemoon hours year-round. Arid, we provide lhe stale-required classroom s1udy and beh1nd-lhc·whccl training you'll need IO gel your COL. Apply 1n person at Durham Thaasportatloll, 2818 W. Flftb S1. In Santa Ana. Or, call 714-542-8989. TCP·4464A. EOE. Peninsula yr1y 1-3bd. $500 1/2 ulll. 631·75841••••••••• All close to water.1---------DURHAM ... $775-$1500. Holiday & CM 4Br Hme 2 rm• ANNOUNCEMENTS ~ APARTMENTS I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil -· CREDIT MGR &COLLECTOR Callfornla Community News seeks a FfT Credit Mgr/Collector. Min 2yrs experience on credit & collections. Good verbal & writ- ten communication skills; PC wordpro- cessing; & spread sheet software required. Excellent benefits riackage. Physical & drug last requ i red . Send resume to: 11--------~-1 APPLIANCES 6011 All Steel Bldg• In storage, never put up, blueprints Inc. Major slell bldg. co. Is liquidating. 40x30 was $7770 now S:.!980. 50x80 was S 1 8,270 now $9820. Other bldgs. avail. Chuck 1-800·320-2340 OFFICE FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT 6047 Store Fixtures 2 Candy Counters Gondolas. Warehse shelves. 8'Jelly Belly counter. checkout counters. card racks much more! 650-616t Acct Supervisor PO Box 1560 Costa Mesa, CA 92628 FAX 631·7246 EOE •Refrlg $190. Washer/ ---------dryer.8!~~~8each. PETS & ANIMALS 6049 ---------Delivery Person FURNITURE 6014 •Poodle Pupplea• Heavy llttlng. Tu(Th Teacup, Toy & Mini 8am-3pm to start. $10/ Brand Newt pllloW1p S250·S1250. 546-2848 hr. Lots of room for qn matVbox sprg. or- advS;ncemenl. Clean thopedlc. Can dellver.1-TI-C-KE--T-S---6-0-7-5 driving record. Closs $250 818/369·4669 C license. 548-98 31 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii H • I r Sty II at & MERC DIS 2 round trip airline M•nlcurlat needed. HAN E t I c k • t • LAX 1 o Balboa Salon, Booth MISC. 6015 Baltimore. Open 11cket Rental. 548.0724 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I t r a v e I S 2 O 0 /ea Need to P•lf off lfOUr •1040 Singer Call 910.594-5328 hollday debt??? Commerclal Vacation Rentals also. aval w/studenta/prof'I, ••••••••• TRANS Po RT AT Jo N. VIII• Rent•I• S340/ea + utll. Next to "-----------------' 675-4912 Fairgrounds. 540-5020 --------- -G.-JE_RAl ___ 1_0_0_21 FOR RENT Ace Parking has Full-Sewing Machin•• !••••••••• time. Part-time and In orlglnal flat top GARAGE SALES on-call work available table· one owner·• .. •••••••• Real Estate For Sale? ••••• Weekend Open Houses? ••••• The Daily Pilot Real Esta te Tab which Is published each Sat- urday is an effective and inexpensive way to showcase that special property. Call our Classified Department Todayll 642-5678 LAGUNA BEACH 1048 •EMERALD BAY Ocean Vlewl Walk to pvt bch. park & pools. S935K 494·7052 HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT CORONA DELMAR 2122 Sell your unwanted llem1 the eaey wayl To place your classified ad call 842-5878. BALBOA PENINSULA 2925 Why play Hide 'N Lido ~tudlo 2 rms. LOST & Seek with childcare? prlv ba/ontry. W/d. ltd FOUND Ca 11 CI•• a If I• d kit prlv. N/smk/pels. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2607 todayl 642-5678. S550 + ulil. 675-3444 FOUND Cash In the vicinity of Fashion Island In September. COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 720-9020 ...-,LA,.....,,...R,,,...,,,Q""E=-:::R-=E,.,..W'""AR"'"=-=o,-- QUIET &:: SERENE Palm ~esa Apartments So near & yet so far ... That's the &:ding you get when you live at Palm Mesa amid the tush grccncry of secludc:d woods & ~tcly palms. A Sludloe. l & 2 8edrooma • JRS. $595 ro S.fJCXl • lBR $625 ro $8iO • 2BR $725 TO $750 .ANoPm A Vertical Blinds &~Fans A NEW Clrpd. Palnt & Tie A Yrtneae Room A Helled Pool It Jaami • Pltiot' Bllconies A ~AVlillble Office Haun: '9:00 am • 5:00 pm M-F and 10:00 am • 4:00 pm~ 1561 Mesa Dr.· Santa Am Heights, CA 714 "6-9860 Lost wallet, pix. appt bk @ Vons/Bristol. S.A. 8/30 557-5227 Lost Gold & Diamond bracelet. Costa Mesa/ Newport Beach area. Pl•••• return, REWARD. 962-4688. OR 909·244-2068. Lost male miniature P incher. ears/tall clipped, blk/tan. 576-7130pgr/851-9391 $2000 REWARD Lost: Gold link bracelet at Fashion Island, or surrounding area. Please call 717·7666. EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT SS30 CLASSIFIED It's the resource you can count on to sell a myriad of merchan- dise Items, because our columns compel quallfled buyers to call I 842·5078 Ad Assembler Full time C.Om Mcs.1 typchousc needs detail orienrcd, creative people obsessed with accuracy to become pan of our ad building team. You Have: At least I year ad produetion experience A crearivc mind Macintosh experience Mulci-Ad Crearor, QuarkXprcss. and Phoroshop experience a plus We Have: One full rimr posirion from I Opm to 8:30am. Great benefits~ A foendly worfc.ing environment Sahry range $10-$ I 2 depending on experience. Physical and drug rest required. Send resume and cover letter ro <:alifomia Community News Arm: The CCN I Typchousc 330 West Bay Srrttt Costa Mesa, CA 92627 ~.~t\. A~ Efw/ °""""'~ &.,#r I m m e d I a t e I y . used ltghlly-has been 11 •Security Guard• In s torage. $350.1 ________ _ * c • a h 1 • r • 845·8552 COSTA M S 6 2 •Traffic Director•:--------EA 1 4 all sh lits av a llable. Bow Danglers liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Valeta:musl be atter Christmas Sale! MESA VERDE 12/26-.31 . 842·5459 able to drive stick 369 East 171h St. ,,9 Baker/Royal Palm shift & bring OMV Farm furn. rugs, family printout. Apply 9am· ---------treasures. hsehld Fri/ noon. Ace Parking COMPUTERS 60l8 Sat 9am 1614 Corsica 4680 Macarthur Ct. (Al Campus) N.B. 955·2037 job hotline. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 5533 Internet re•dlf Macintosh 500MB TRANSPORTATION hd 32MB Ram. 17" I••·-----· color monitor, speak- ers. CO. Modem, zip --------- $1195, 5 48-8090 MARINE SUPS -•-••• --------r>OCKS 7022 Please be aware that WANTED the llsllngs In 1'!1s cat· TO BUY 6019 50'MOORING NB egory may require you iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Harbor. Xlnt locallon· to call a 900 number near Pavlhon. $1 0,900 In which there Is a Top Dollars P•ld OBO. (619) 778-2663 charge per minute. For Records. Jazz. Soun Ir ac ks . etc· I••••••••• Call Mike 645-7505. AUTOMOBILES MERCHANDISE -----•!JEWELRY, FURS ______ 16 .ART 6025 BMW A.NTJQUES 6010 9030 Top Dollar Paldl From 1800·1960. 1 pc to entire estate. Paln11ngs, chrna. glsware. furn, etc. 40Yr NB Res 673-6223 The Community Market Place. Classified 042-5878 Sotd Out Prints Limited Editions Roger Tory Peterson. 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North deale. NORTH •K81 <:?A 4 OK 109 •A.J875 WEST •A 10813 <:? 81 0784 .,., EAST •Q72 <:?853 9 532 •KQ103 SOUTH ,. J' <:? K Q J 10 9 7 OAQJ •2 · t ~ ... • - The bidding; NOR111 BAST lNT P ... ll NT Put 4 0 P ... SOt.rl'H S Q 4 0 5 0 gcing to come down in dummy. The moat revealing bid waa South'• raite over rame to tive hearta. With a blah-ea.rd control In either of the unliid 1uU1, South would eurely have followed up the preference to heart.a with a cue-bid. Without tlret-round control In one black suit and eecond-round control In the other, North would have paaaed five hearts. West could e:1pect declarer to hold at least 10 cards in the red suit.a. It was almost a sure thing that th& !ting or spades and ace of clubs were going Lo .come down in ·~~\W=-~i:~ with the queen of ·~;:/e~r and declarer with a doubleton jack and singleton club. Suiting the deed Lo the reasoning, ·West led the six of spades. Imagine "Employee. 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