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Home My WebLink About1997-01-17 - Orange Coast PilotServing the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 .. • . . . -; PRICEY · Newport boasts some of highest price tags l·PrFCHING THAT BIG-LEAGUE LOOK By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot refurbish Te Winkle COSTA MESA -Dreams of playing at a Major League ballpark could become a reality one day for local week- end warriors and possibly Little League players at TeWinkle Park. Local ball players standing on the mound of a proposed multi-million dollar ballpark could feel like they were Babe Ruth pitching at Yankee Stadium. ballfields into replica of real stadiums But for now, City Council' members are only dreaming of the possibilities of entering a private/public partnership with a private company. "It's a complex where people can play in fake surroundings to they make it look like Dodgers stadium," Councilman Joe Erickson said. "It will have bleachers ThereN this little problem at Costa Mesa aty Hall ... 'B enUey, We Hardly Knew Ye'." OK, it's a song from the Civil War and lt was "Johnny,• not Bent- ley. But it's the thought that co~ts. As reported Tuesday last on these very pages, the L.A. 1imes recently ran a commentary from a former Costa Mesa employee named Bentley Little. The gist of it was that Bentley has some- thing less than fond memorl.es about "the local yokels I worked with at City Hall." It was scathing. Beyond scathing. Blistering is more like it. No problem there. Standing up and speaking out is what makes America great. I was fascinated, though, by his impressions being so differ- ent than mine. During my 10 years at the city, I've found the vast majority of folks at City Hall to be highly professional, easy to work with, and some- times downright fun -which is my ftrst requisite. Bentley, however, has a somewhat different view. His recpllecttons ot City tfall are mudl like SolzheOltsyn's memo- ries of the Gulag Archipelago - /only ~ore dismal. , . • SEE BUFFA PAGE 4 / / I \ 11 I \ and landscaping.• Big League Dreams, a Palm Dessert- based company that builds replica ball fields bn a smaller scale for city leaguei, is informally discussing a proposal to build a sports complex at Te Wm.kle or another city park that would feature sev- eral ball fields, a restaurant and other amenities. ·u would not change the park, but upgrade it with more and better seating for fans and pa.rents,• Mayor Peter Buffa said. The project would be built and operat- ed by the company and would receive a portion of its revenue. City Council members heard the infoQiutl proposal this week during ~ study se.ssion where the company dis- pla.....A . ..g miniature rendition of one of :!.-- . several complexes they have built. The idea is to build a replica ~dium tnzit looks and feels just like the big leagues. It would recreate the illusion of playing at famous ballparks such as Fen- way Park, Yankee Stadium, Dodger Sta- dium or Wrigley Field. The effect is creat- ed with the help of a Disney consultant. "I think it's a fascinating concept,• Buffa said. "We are always interested in those privatization opportunities that would generate additional revenue for the city.• Erickson however says he has reser- vations about entering an agreement with a private company that might trump up fees to ballplayers and specta- tors. •SEE BALLPARK PAGE 7 An artist's rendering of the multi-million dollar ballpark proposed at TeWlnlde Park. Oass-size· cuts • -. . versus rmsmg teacher salaries •Instructors worry that lowering student-J.o.-teacher ratio will come at expense of what they say is overdue pay hike. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot • . NEWPORT-MESA -Nearly everyone in the distrtct agrees it's time for distrtct teachers. to move up from the bottom of the county's salary barrel and that class-size reduction benefits kids. However, monetary restraints are leading some district leaders to conclude that "you can't have your expansion of class-size reduction and salary increases too.• According to distrtct officlals, using. last year's budget as a pro- jection for this year with identicaJ programs and cost of living increases taken into account, there would remain only $300,000 in surplus. That does not include expansion of class-size reduction to additionaJ grades or teacher raises, which cost $600,000 for each percentage point. Linda Mook, president of the Newport-Mesa Federation of Teachers, said a 7% raise over the next four years is needed to bring the district up to average salary levels in Orange County. Bill Nunan, director of human resources and staff development who is currently negotiating with the tea<;ber's union, said because class-size reduction is not fully funded by the state, it squeezes the district's ability to raise salaries. MWhen (teachers) know that this wonderful program is putting them at financial risk, it makes it hard to do your job the way you want," Nunan said. In addition, good teachers have been leaving Newport-Mesa Unified to earn $5,000 or more at other districts, be said. ()l I "' 1 l <l '\. ' WHAT'S YOUR PRIORITYl' • Administrators say it may be too costlv to. both raise teacher salaries and cut class sizes. Wh1Ch do you believe is more important? Does rt have to be one or the other? Please leave your comments on our Readers Hotline at 642- 6086. Nunan said he believes teacher compensation must be a top priority. "That's the strength of a dis- trtct -its teachers," Nunan said. "You only have people, so you have to have the best." School board members, who are tackling the issue of class-size reduction at their Jan. 28 meet- ing, have said raising the salar\.es. of some of the county's lo~ paid educators is a priority for tlia. year, but both parents and t~ ers insist that expansion of the 20. 1 student-teacher ratio would also be invaluable. Julie Smith, a second-grade teacher at College Park Bemen- tary, said she thinks every teacher • should be able to have such smaD. classes. "The students have benefited enormously,· Smith said. "I'm able to give attention to all. .of them.· ;-: At the same time, Smith • she realizes that since only p~ ry teachers benefit from the ~ • • SEE SALARIES PA~ 7 ~·-_,. Riley recuperating after amputatiorl The former county supervisor underwent surgery Monday to treat diabetes-related problems . • By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot MAACMAAffi I DAl.Y Pl.OT ) FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1997 · check it out Make fresh starts _:··stick with . librB.ry resources J ust weeks into 1997, many New · Year's resolutions already have been abandoned. To retrieve or revamp yours and muster the motiva- tion to make them stick, tum to library re$ources. According to Glenna Salsbury in "The Art of the Fresh Start," most res- olutions are doomed to fail because th~y're incongruent with personal val- ue5. Find the tools to bring goals in • line with individual reality in this guide to achieving ongo- ing self-renewal. . Sensible Self-Help ....... ~-.... .............. ~-- Add to your repertoire of healing routines with "Sensible Self-Help," featuring dozens of ~xercises cf esigned to unearth prob- leipS, measure healing and make the most of your efforts. No matter what you're trying to achieve, self-esteem can be critical to your success. Boost yours while com- baJ:ing such self-defeating behaviors as :tear of rejection, pepression and . addiction with "Life's Too Short." 'Find out how you may be sabotag- ing yourself with compulsive self- reliance, liberation fantasies and mag- ical thinking in ''When is Enough Enough?" lf you're an optimist at heart, you may be ready to embrace imperfection as an attribute that can help you The JOVof I mperfltlion( e explore new fron- tiers, be flexible and have fun. Dis- cover how eschew- ing obsessive self- improvement can lead to content- ment in "The Joy of Imperfection." Learn to feel calmer, more in con- trol and inspired about life even in the {ace of adversity with "End the Strug- gle and Dance with Li(e." _..Self acceptance is just one way to cast off emotional baggage, advocated by bavid Viscott in "Emotional Resilience." Read about nine others, in<:luding truth telling. letting go of false expectations and taking respon- sibility for one's life in this new guide to 9ealing with unfinished business. Cbiltinue your journey of self-dis- covery with "Moving into Balance," • offering tips for sorting out conflicting self-help strategies and balancing the col)lpeting demands of everyday living. Everyday demands can cause us to feel we're fast forwarding through life. Aq:ording to Stephan ReChtschaffen, that's because we haven't learned thctt time is subjec- tive. Become a master of your own destiny by chang- ing the way yott think about time with help from "Timeshifting. ''Then TIME Sl-IlFTING lea.m why 24 hours a day is enough to live joyfully if you've mastered princi- ples described in "You Can Have It All." After all this reading, it's conceiv- able that you're still not as thin, rich or happy as you'd like to be. Before you renbunce those resolutions, consider siniplifying life as a means to inner pe~e, with tips from "Living the Sim- ple:Llfe," offering myriad suggestions to remove life's clutter so you can see yom way clear to what really matters. I • OfECK rT OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. Th is week's col- um~ is by Melissa Adams. JOHN SMITH -· \ BOat salesman krtows how to ~how customers a hUll of a . good time . ' HEIS A Costa Mesa re~ident riding the waves to success as a boat salesman in -of all places -the San Gabriel Valley. UFE ON THE WATER Smith: 32, has been selling boats for two years, but he's been a boater- all his life. He firsf drove a boat at the tender age of 4 when his father, who repaired ships for the Navy, let Smith take the controls of a 30-foot troop carrier. uWhen dad was through working on the boats, they'd always have to take them out for a run to make sure everything was working properly," the blond-haired and sunburned Smith said. #It was a landing craft, so I guess he figured: What.could I do to it? Run it ashore? It was made to run ashore." MASTERING THE SEAS Since then, Smith Jwho has the ocean in his back yard but commutes six days a week to Miller's Landing in Pomona :_ has learned just about everything there is to know about power boats. And these skills crune in handy at work, where he sells ·the Wellcraft, Excel and Grumman lines. "I'd say about 50% of my cus- tomers have never owned a boat before," he said. uso I teach them everything I can. I start by asking them what they want a boat for: fish- ing, cruising around with the family, skiing, whatever. Then l keep asking them more questions un~ I know what their needs are." . THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY As dearly as he remembers his first sale - a used Marlin -Smith remembers the sale that cquld have been. A prospective customer was considering two different boats. One was a Wellcraft Smith had shown him, the other was from another salesman and manufacturer. fuel-iniected with stainless steel pro- pellers," Smith said. "But the cus- tomer was going to buy a boat with a carburetor and aluminum propellers -so of couise it seerued better. Bu~ it wasn't the boat he could afford." pointing to a shiny white piodel parked in front~ "Then !llittle later, the wife will see one of the cruisers in back with two sleeping quarters, a full head (restroom) instead of the Porta-Pot:ty, a shower, and all that kind of stuff. You G<\Il just see the fight shaping up.':. The competin'g salesman got the sale. Once Smith knows a buyer is seri- ous, he takes them and their soqn-to- be boat out for a spin in Pudding- stone Reservoir at Bonelli Park in San Dimas. With a company truck, he hauls boat and new boat owner to the lake and teaches them everything 'they need to know to get the most out· of their new vessels: #I told the guy, 'L,et's get them both side-by-side and.see which one you like best,"' Smith said. #That one still burns me a little," he said. DOMESTIC DISPUTES The outcome is pretty predictable: Either the sale is lost or'the husband gives in. . Small wars sometimes take place between families considering boat ownership, Smith said .. M It's...a..ptetty, common scenario: "He' can fish in anything," Smith said. "He'll give up the fishing boat just to have a boat." #Docking, launching, driving, using the trolling motor and fish find- er, you name it." But his competitor didn't exactly play fair. Smith arrived at the lake hauling the exact model the customer was considering. The other salesman brought a souped-up version of his own product. "The boat this guy brought was The husband wants to fish, so he'll come over and look at something like this 19-foot'Wellcraft, H Smith said, -Story by June Casagrande ....! Photo by Greg Fry school days Local students know why to say 'no' to drugs DISTRl~DE Kaiser School fifth grader Jeremy Rosete and sixth grader Clairtsa Maygren are Newport- M~sa Unified School District winners in the annual MWhy Say No To Drugs• essay contest. Winning in their district qualifies the students as finalists in the COWltywide contest. It offers as top prize a $500 sav- ings bond and day passes to local theme parks. This year's competition attracted more than 700 fifth and sixth graders from 10 school Shooting suspect arrested in Seattle Washington State police have arrested a man on suspi- cion of shooting Soheila Motamed, the Corona del Mar districts and was co-sponsored by the Orange County Society of Health-System Pharmacists and the Orange County Phar- macists Association. The organizations under- write the annual contest because students who've defined their own reasons to avoid drugs may better resist the peer pressure leading to drug abuse. -GWEN SUNDERSON, Secretary, Orange County So<;iety of Health System Pharmacists briefly woman attacked at the Seattle- Tacom& International. Airport on Dec. 15, 1996. Kinnick Sanford, 27, ·of Para- mount, was arrested Tuesday near Seattle after a 'hationwide manhunt, police said. College-bound seniors at Newport Harbor, Corona del Mar, Estancia and Costa Mesa high schools with a 3.0 grade point average or above may apply. until•Peb. 26 for scholar- ship's sponsored by The Irvine Co. One male and female senior will be chosen at each of 10 area high schools to compete for Spectrum Leadership Awards ranging between $1,000 and $6,000. Interested students should contact their school counselor. Motamed, 39, was attacked by a robber as she climbed into her car at the airport. She suf- fered bullet wounds in the neck and head. She is ho~pitalized but recov~ring. COSTA MESA . • Placentla Avenue end Vktari• Street: A wallet with S100 cash In it was stolen from a woman who fell asleep on a bus. • 3000 block of Casi• AY.nue: A compact disc player and 10 compact discs valued at $300 were stolen from an unlocked car parked in a driveway. • 100 block of Megnolle Street: A stereo and 20 compact.discs worth $490 were stolen from a car. The drivers-side window was shattered. • JOO block of Rlvler• omr.: Tools valued at $660 were stolen from the unlocked tool box attatched to the bed of a truck. • 200 block of East 15th StrMt: A $700 surfboard was stolen from a rack on top of a car. 0 NEWPORT RAOf • 2100 block of Viste Laredo: Jewelry valued at $790 was stolen from a res- idence. There was no sign of forced entry. • 5th block of Upper fMwport Pfm: A $500 cellular phone was stolen from a desk inside an office. • 900 block of S.. Lllne: Two shirts worth $80 were stolen from an unlocked hatchback car. The passenger side door was also keyed. • 500 block of 5uperior Avenue: A $300 stereo was stolen from a car. The passenger-side window was smashed. The owner of the car saw a person inside his car from his office window, but was not able to ge\ to the thief by the time he got downstairs. • 1200 block of Devon Lane: A golf bag and clubs worth $995 were stolen from a garage. There was no sign of forced entry. 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BUSINf~!:ITIGATION ~ND TRANsA IONS Corporati '-partnershipJ, mergers, acquisition$.~y-sell agreements, contracts and ~llections REAL ESTATE flYICATION AND TRANSACTIONS Evictions, foreclosur~, easements, title disputes, work-outs ESTATE Pl.ANNING • Trusts, Wills, Probate AdfRlnlstrat!on., _No sUrprise here -· ifs expensive to buy a home in Ne~ort • The city ranks eighth in a recent home cost survey that lists the nation's Top 10 most expensive places to buy a home. By Susan Deemer, DailY, Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -With famous residents like basketball star Dennis Rodman and author Dean Koontz, it's no surprise that Newport Beach is listed as one of the Top 10 most expensive mar- kets to buy a .home in the United States. "In Be verly Hills people take bus tours of the stars' homes, but in Newport Beach they get in an· electric boat and see what's out there,• said Rosalind Williams, president of the Newport Beach Conference and Visitors Bureau. A survey conducted by Cold- well Banker released on Thurs- day lists Newport Beach as the eighth most expensive place in the Uhited States to purchase a 2,200-square-foot home, which costs an average of $500,313 here. Beverly Hills was listed as the most expensive community, with honi<! buyers spending an aver- age of $766,250 for that 2,200- square-foot house. The survey, which covers 300 markets, lists Oklahoma City ($99,333 average home cost) as the cheapest. Altogether, seven California cities made the Top 10 list of most expensive U.S. markets, inclu~g Brentwood ($599,000) at No .. 3-. Nane of the 50 least expen- sive markets are in California. The survey covered residen- tial real estate markets in the United States, Canada and Puer- to Rico during the last quarter of '1996, and the information is included in Coldwell Banker's annual guide, the Home Price Comparison Index. The prices are based on a sin- gle-family dwelling with four bedrooms, 2 .5 baths, a family room and a two-car garage. New housing developments such as those owned by The Irvine Co. in the unincorporated Newport Coast area could even- tually be included in the city of Newport Beach, once govern- ment officials decide whether to annex the popular upscale area. r-------------------------, I I I Mr ......... N•lghborhood : : . , I ~ + Top 10 expensive places to ! ~~Ills l 2. Greenwich, Conn. } 3.Brentwood : 4. Sin Francisco : 5. l.a Jolla . I 6. YM~ Mass. 7. San Mmteo & .......... 9. o.tet\ Conn. 10. Palos Verdes + ... or Southern Comfort Top fNe chHpest cities for homebuying 1. Oldfhoma City, Okla. · 2. Fort Worth1 Texas 3. Tulsa, Okla. 4. Lubbock, Texas 5. Houston, Texas • SOURCE: Col~l Banker I L----------~--------------~ Irvine Co. spokesman Larry Thomas was not swprised by the survey results. •I think that Newport Beach has long been recognized as a very special and exclusive com- munity,• Thomas said, ... -"in part beca..use of ·so DlUily smart and good things we have done over the years to maintain the quality of life.• Mayor Jan Dehay bas sold real estate in Newport Beach. She says people are drawn to the city for its proximity to the beach, John Wayne Airport, UCI and reputable public schools. But although it's a great place to live, businesses . sometimes reconsider moving to the city because it's diffiCult to find hous- ing for their employees, she said. "It can discourage certain businesses if they need middle and lower income people for their staff,• Debay said. Consumers can get a free copy of the 1997 Home Price Comparison Index brochure by calling (800) 488-MOVE, or by stopping by a Coldwell Banker office. Local man fined in case of computer obscenities By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot A Newport Beach man was ordered Wednesday to pay $1 ,350 in fines and penalties after plead- ing no contest to downloading obscene material onto his com- puter bulletin board. Daniel Vesely, 31, who operat- ed an adult computer service known as •Eden BSS," was charged with distributing materi- al depleting sexual torture and other obscenities. In addition to the fine, Los Angeles Municipal Court Judge Kristi Lousteau also ordered Vesely be placed on prob~tion, booked and fin§"erprinted. Authoqties said the charges stemmed from a routine check of the Penthouse Guide to Cyber- sex, which advertises computer- ized, adult-oriented services. A search warrant led to the seizure of evidence against Vesely. ' COit& Mela running back Steve Herzog seemed equally religned aboUl the caUle ot death. "I didn't think be suffered frclm .. seizure in tbe first paece,. be said. "I don't think it r~ shocked anybody when tt caae out that in fact (he died) beca\118 he wu bit becaUle we kneW tt was one « the other.• He added, "In the beginninq there was some guilt ... Every time I see the video I think, 'That guy's FR~Y, JAHUAP.Y 17. 1"7 not adtied up anymore. He~t play .. ,..... ... ~lv14y~said the clMlb ~Wt •a~ heavy glocml fN9I tbe wb* calll· • .,... • but it ha IDOltlf dilSipated: •• over the 1att lour ma1•ttw. .. "1be major trauma wu when it happened," be said. "The (ccro-.. ner) 191ults1 People talked about it . ,. in somber tones. There wasn't a . lot of swprile. There was just kind-: ~: of a resignation to it" • •• • The second annual Newport film f estiva.I I A' •Details are still under wraps, but'organizers promise 'bigger and better' events this April. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot Newport Beach will offer itself as Orange County's answer to Cannes for the second year with its international film festival April 3-13. The festival will feature 10 days of movies and lectures at Edwards Theatres throughout Newport Beach and surrounding cities. Organizers expect to show more than 100 feature films from 35 dif- ferent countries and sponsor sign- ings, parties, seminars and lectures. But few plans are set in stone yet, said John Suhr, festival director of corporate ~nsorship. He could offer only this vague promise: •Jt's going to be bigger and better than last year.• Organizers are planning to hold opening night, hosted ·by Mike Burger of the "Mike and Maty Show," at Edwards Newport Cine- ma in Newport Center. Edwards At the closing ceremony, festival · organizers will present six awards:· the Jury Award, the Producers Guild Award, the Audience Award, the Maverick Award. the Block-: buster Student Film Award, the · ~ 'J Short Film Award and a Special . 1 liibute. . • • Last year's event, the city's first · "' ' foray into the world of international · . ' • fibn festivals. didn't tum a profit or even }>r~ even, Suhr said. ~it wasn't about making money the first year,• he said. "It was a bout maldng the community aware of film festivals." lbe festival's organizers have now formed a non-profit company, . financing the event through corpo- rate sponsors, private donors and filmmakers. The first-annual festival fea- tured the likes of Jack Lemmon · and Richard Lewis as its big-name celebrities. Suhr promised good things for this year in the famous- folk department but didn't want to commit to naming anyone specific MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT . Jeff Conner coordinated last year's Newport Beach Film Festival. 1b1s year's event runs April 3-13. · South Coast Village Cinema in Santa Ana will host the closing- night screening, followed by a reception at Planet Hollywood across the street. yet. . ·we do have a nice cast lined up,• he said. The Phen-Fen Diet TI1e answer Is vcs~ However 1hc treat· mcm or obesil!' or an overn·e1ght cond1· 1ion also require~ appropriate lifcsr\·le changes and an lll{fivlduahU'd. phvs1cian· supervised. comprchcnsl\·c approach including che1. beh.wior niod1fic11ioo and exercise. For l'\'Cr.1mc, 11 l'> 1101 1us1 s1m· ply a m:iuer n( pushing 1hem~lves 3W3)' from the 1.1ble• The new diet ptlls. when p~• adm101'iterccl l>i• .i ~'!i1d3n who IS knowledgeable 111 1hclr tisc. can be a helpful ad1unct for "~hi reduction and \\'etght ma1ntcn:mcc. Call mv otricc foe an Jppom1mcnt and "-'C a n dc1em11nc 1f \OO al\' or arc 001 a good cindKL1te for dnig 1hcr:tf)\' bf obesity or :111 O\crwcight cooditioo We :ibo offer altcm;at1\'C progr.uns. 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OR CLASS :- Fitness Concepts Inc. offers a CPR class from 8 a.m. to noon at the Costa Mesa Hoag Health Center, 1170 Baker St. The course is taught under the American Jieart A~ociation guidelines. C-Ourse fee is $25. For reserva- ti'!115, call 631-3623. SUNDAY BRIDAL SHOW Mollie Merrell and Company presents Orange County Bridal Cqnnections. MThe Ultimate Wed- ding Event for Beach Cities artdesl" from 10 a.m . to 5 p.m. at , the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88,Fair Drive, building 10, Costa Mesa. Th~re will be two fashion shows at 12:30 and 3:30 p.Jll. showing all the latest in bricfal gowns. Parking is free and admis- sion is $7. For more information, call 548-1089. MONDAY fORENSIC CONSULTANTS Forensic Consultants Associa- tion Orange County will meet to tliscuss a case study about "Huma.n Factors, Ergonomics and S_alety• at 4 p.m. and lecture on '"~ue Migration" at 5}0 p.m. at 1)Je Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beach. Cost is $30 for. members, $40 for guests and $55 for guests who attend the case study also. There will be a $5 fee at the door without a reserva-tioD.. To RSVP, call 723-11 14. -ADD TALK Coastline Counseling Cente r offers a free lecture called "Atten- tion Deficit Disorder Overview" at 7 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 476-0991. MAAKmNG The UCI Extension program offers a free seminar on "Market- ing your Restaurant from the Inside and Out• from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at Bistro 201, 3333 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more infonnation, call 824-5414. COCKTAIL MEmNG The Newport Beach/Caho San Lucas Sister City Committee is having a cocktail meeting at th~ Cannery Restaurant, 3010 Lafayette, Newport Beach. To RSVP, call 646-4278. T'AI CHI CLASS Orange · Coast College offers intermediate and advanced l'ai chl ch'uan cl,asses, the ancient Chinese exercise art that com- bines techniques of meditation and motion, on Tuesdays through March 11 in the dance room at Corona der Mar High School, 2101 Eastbluff Drive, Newport Beach. The intermediate session meets from 6:30 to 8 p.m. and tlie advanced course meets from 8 to 9 p.m. Registration fee is $45 per session. For more information, call -432-5880. NEEDING A LAWYER The Newport Beach Public Library offers a program called "Help, I've Hired a Lawyer" at noon in the Friends' Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave., New- p0rt Beach. The presentation will cover how to determine whether or not you have a case, when you need a lawyer,· questions to ask before paying a retainer, warning signs of attorney misconduct and how to decipher legal bills. For more information, call 717-;3801. ADD TALK Coastline Counseling Center offers a lecture called "Under- standing Leaming Disabilities" from 7 to 9 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. Cost is $20. For more information, call 476-0991. HAMLET AUDmONS Orange Coast College offers auditions for the 12th annual Shakespeare Month production, u Hamlet,'' from 7 to 10 p.m. in OCC's Drama Lab Theatre. The prod.uction is set to run Thursdays through Sundays, May 1-4 and 8- 11 and rehearsals will be held Monday through Friday from 7 to 10 p.m. For more information, call 432-5640. WEDNESDAY HAMLET AUDmONS Orange Coast College offers auditions for the 12th annual Newport Harbor Montessori Center • • • •• ! I L I r : : "Academic Excellence in Harmony with Young Lives" FP PRESCHOOL• KINDERGARTEN Fun Time • Part Time • Year Round Ages 2-6 • 7:00am to 6:00pm • Experienced, Montessori teachers • lndividuaJized academic instruction • Extensive extracurricular programs • Special, enhanced before & after school curriculum • Hot lunches • Potty training 650-3442 425 East 18th Street • Costa Mesa JOHn LEOnnRD'~ Webb Chiles, a four-Ume drcwnnavigator, will present tbe second program in Orange Coast College's 1997 Salling Adventure Serles. Titled •Against All Odds," the lecture ls set for today at 8 p.m. in OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre. During his drcum.navigattons, Chiles capsized three times and cracked his boat's hull near Cape Hom. While in- volved in a Padflc crossing, he c.apslzed ·and drifted 300 miles in CJ rubber dinghy before reaching land .. For more information, call 432-5880. to dilcuia •Tbe ZoM, • tbe adi- ing nutritlon plan ct.Nloped by beltleDing autbor &any Sein. at 1 p.m. at the Baram lad Noble Bookstore in niangle Sqwant on the comer of Newport Boulevad and Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa. Por more information, call 673-3588. CYQ.E JUNKEE Cycle Junkee, Orange Coun- ty's stationary cycle •spinning• studio, will present a seminar on weight-management from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at 167' Superior Avenue, Suite G, Costa Mesa. All seminar attendees will receive (l free fitness assessment and body- fat evaluation following the semi- nar. Admission is $5. For reserva- tions, call 642-4222. " BUSINESS TALK Orange Coast College offers a workshop on "How to Achieve Peak Performance," a discussioQ on "essential• strategies f of enhancing the success of a home- based business, from 6 to 10 p.m. at OCC. Registration fee is $39 and a $20 material fee is payable to the instructor in-class. T'AI CHI CLASS Orange Coast College offers a beginner's t'ai clp ch'uan class, the ancient Chinese exercise art that combines techniqu~ of med- itation and motion, on Wednes- days through March 12 from 1 to 9 p.m. in the dance room at Coro- na del Mar High School, 2101 Eastbluff Drive, Newport Beach. Registration fee is $45 per session. I:w more information, call 432- 5880. . • ORANGE COUNTY UFO'S The Mutual UFO Network Factory Orange County aa.n • lecture OD •lJPOl in Orang~ 8:30 p.m. at the N C()IDJllUDjty Center, 845 Park Ave., Costa Mela. Cost I.I $10. Por more. information, call 520- 4836. BOATING SKILLS Flotilla 21 of the USCG Auxil- iary will teach participants the rules of the water road in ~ir · nine-week Boating ~kills and Seamanship Course at 7:30 p.m . on Thursdays at Newport Harbor High School, 600 Irvine Ave., room 181, Newport Beach. To register or for more information, call 834-1069. AFTER HOURS The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce will have its next "Business· After Hours• mixer fr~m 5:30 to 7:~0 p.m. at Birra- poretti's at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol, St., Costa Mesa. For more i.ritormation, call 850-9090. I <> SKIN CARE International NuColour exec- utive Karonne Brennman will discuss proper skin care and make-up appli~tion at 6:30 p.m. at the Wyndham Garden Hot~, 3350 Avenue of the Arts,.Costa Me5a. Gost is $10 and reserva- ti~ns are required. For more inform,ation, call 841-4131. MEN'S BREAKFAST The Men's Fellowship Break- fast of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will discuss M Let's Take a nip to American Samoa• at its weekly fellowship from 7 to 8 a.m . in Dierenfield Hall, 600 St. Andrews Road·, NeW}>ort Beach. Cost is $2.50 for breakfast. For more information, call 574-2239. Shakespeare Month production, ·Hamlet," from 5 to 7 p.m. in OCC's Drama Lab Theatre. The production is set to run Thursdays through Sundays, May 1-4 and 8- 11 and rehe1irsals will be held Monday through Friday from 7 to • 10 p.m. For more information, call 432-5640 .. BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! CRIBBAGE CLUB The Newport Beach Parks and Recreation Cribbage Club meets at 6:45 p.m. at the Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Avenue, Corona del Mar. All levels are welcome and lessons are avail- able. For more information, call 631-3371 . . THE ZONE A local support group will meet Beautiful· Hair! ~ Perm & Cut Weave & Cut Men's Cut $50 $50 $15 Reg.$75 Reg.$85 Reg.$20 · with lhiud · ~Hair Ema • tw Clitnls &ly ' 5Pnls Nd lndudtd • We uae only profwioul prodads: Coldwell • Redken • Paul Mitchell • Nmus • Sebastian • Framesi Offer Expires 01131.197 • Bring this ad , .•. · ftlE SAi.ON I Open 7 days I • 2981 Bristol St. #B3 Costa Mesa Baker/Bristol FARNSWORTH LANDSCAPZ COMPANY 548-5132 Lie. NIU070 1997 Costa Mesa Man and Woman of the Year alC 3165 Harbor Blvd. .• CoataMaa ODe lllock SouUI of 405 ..,. Iii 545-7168 We have ooer 4-0 years combined ser1'We in this area. OurquaU~y, creativity and service are unmatched. Together we will take care of all your landscape and masonry needs. • laodscape DesJgn • St.ooeworl<, Pati08, & BBQ,i • Water Falls, Pools & Spa • Sprtnklcr sYstems • Landscape Lighting • Drainage Speclallsta GLASSELL MASONRY COMPANY 434-7744 Uc.•~ The C:OSta Mesa Chamber of Comm~ and the Daily Pilot arc pl~ co announa: the 19'J7 Cosm Mesa Man and Woman of the Year Award Luncheon. Application forms are now being~ by the Chamber. To be selected, c:anclidares must meet the following aitcria: • Live and/or worlc in <Asta Mesa • Wdl known in the cnmmunity • Demon.snare kadership in the cnmmunity • Variety and merit of volunteer (not paid) • Contributed co the betterment and growth of the cnmmunity • Servm comribwrd to the cnmmunity • Involvmtent in VMious profmional, civic and charitable organitatiom fur a comiderablc' lcngth of time l'lflr-'On;_;--.., Please submit all applications no later than 5 p.m., ~~ Jan., 29, 1997 to the. Costa Mesa Chamber of lW11 Pil _.. ~ o..... 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Cdmmuni~Coeaitium'11Ji9;..~___;....;,,;_.,.._~_:...;~---..~~--.:...-----:-""~~-----...,..~.,.~.;.....~__,~""'!"-----~ ON THE TOP Women in Manage~t pre- sents •How to Improvise Your Way to The Top" at 6 p.m. at the Sheraton Newport, 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Cost is $35. Advance reservaJ:ions are recommended. For more infonnation, call 692- 2519. AWARD LUNCHEON The Mental Health Assodation of Orange County is hosting the third annual Mental Health Com- munity Servi.ce Award ·Luncheon at noon at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht 'Club, 1601 Bayside Drive, Corona del Mar. Tickets are $25. For more information; call 547- 7559. STROKE SUPPORT Hoag Memorial Hospital Pres- byterian offers a free Stroke Sup- port Group from 2 to 3:30 p.m. on every fourth Thursday of each month at the Georg~ and Patty Hoag Conference Center, 4000 W. C~st Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call 760- 2119. LUNCHEOM 'fhe Orange County Coast Association is having its monthly luncheon with guest speaker Orange County Supervisor Tom Wilson at 11:30 a.m. at the New- port Harbor Nautical Museum, 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Cost is $20. For reserva- tions, call 548-4942. O.C. FORUM The Orange County Forum presents George Argyros, chair- man and CEO of Amel & Affili- ates, who will discuss the. busi- ness opportunities in Orange County in the 21st Century at The Center Club, 656 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa.'Cost is $25 for members and ,$35 for guests in advance. Admlssion is $35 at the door. For iesenrations, call 588- 9884, / MEDI-CAL FACTS The Newport Beach Public Library offers a free program on "Medi-Cal Pacts" at 7 p.m. in tlie Friends' Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. The program will' focus on major changes in the Medi-Cal law and how they· will affect the entitle- ment rights of senior citizens. For more information, call 717-3801. CAREER NETWORK The free Career Network meetil}g fo,t those unemployed will · feature "Assessing Your Strengths and Focusing Your RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. ~ Y04ll Dollar Coven Motel 1922 HARIOl ll.VD., COSTA MESA· 548-1156 ReSume" at 7:30 p.m. in the Stew- art Lounge at SL Andrew's Pres- byterian Qlurcb, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. For more inform.atton. call 57•-2239. SlsmtarY \ The Newport Beach Sister City Association will have its annual meeting from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call 718-:3870. . FRIDAY. JAN. 24 SAILING ADVENTURE Brian Caldwell, the youngest person ever to sail solo around the world, will speak at the third pro- gram of Orange Coast College's 22nd annual Sa.ilipg Adventure Series at 8 p .m. in OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre. Advance tick- ets are $9.50 and tickets at the door are $11. For more informa- tion, call 432-5880. GOLF TOURNAMENT The 23rd annual Taco Bell Newport Classic Pro-Am will take place from 7 a .m. to 4 p.m. at .the Newport Beach Country Club, 1600 E. Coast Highway. Admis- sion is free for spectators. For more information, call 574-7208. SATURDAY, JAN. 25 TREE PLANTERS ~ . ReLeaf of Costa Mesa is look-' ing for volunteer tree plante~ to help plant 50 trees in the Mesa Verde. neighborhood at 9 a.m. beginning· at the comer of Idaho and California streets in Costa Mesa. For more information, call 437-5874. GOLF TOURNAMENT The 23rd annual Taco Bell Newport 'Classic Pro-Am will take place from 7 a.m. to 4 p.In. at the Newport Beach Country Club, 1600 E. ~oast Highway. Admis- sion is free for spectators. For more information, call 574-7208. CPR CLASS Fitness Concepts Inc. offers a CPR class fron;i 2 to 6 p .m . at Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian, 301 Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach. The course is taught under American Heart Association guidelines. Co\ll'Se fee is $25. FQr reservations, call 631--3623. COMPUTER CLUB Orange Coast College's IBM .PC Users Group will meet from 9 ~.m. to noon in OCC's Science , Hall. The group is desigp~ for begiruµng and intermediate IBM and compatiQle computer users, JIM NOONAN CPA MY TAX MAN Bottom Line Improvements 723-1031 You Can Get Your Business or Service on r-----, 1 Introductoo 1 I SJ>eciaf I I I 1 No Set-Up Fees 1 when you 1 1 mention this·ad. 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LEAN and the monthly sessions allow u&ers to trade information and assist one another. Annual mem- bership fee is $45. For more infor- mation, call 662-2939. CANCER SUPPORT Orange Coast College otters a worksliop "For Women in Cancer Crisis: From Surviving to Thriv- ing" from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in room 103 of OCC's Lewis Busi- ness Education Buµding. The workshop is presented. by "Face the World," an organization designed. to educate, empower and support women going through cancer. Registration fee is $25. For more information, call 432-5880. CAMPFIRE PROGRAM The California Department of Fish and Game, the Orange County Har):>ors, Beaches and Parks and the Upper Newport Bay Naturalists presents Jerry King, volunteer naturalist and water quality specialist, at their next Campfire Program at 7 :30 p.m. at the Shellmaker campfire bowl in Newport Beach. For more information, call 640-1742. ESTATE PLANNING The Law Offices of Lisa A. Ciancio offers a seminar on "Do I Need Estate Planning? Protecting Your Assets Through Wills and Trusts" at 10 a.m. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Cost is $20 and reservations are required at 574-0866. O'NGOING SMOKERS The Nicotine Anonymous fel- lowshi~ wants to help men and women who smoke to qui~ and remain smoke-free. Call 650-2713 for the local evening meetings nearest you. HELP LINE . A private telephone consulta- tion is offered at no charge from 7 to 8 p.m. every Monday at 759- 0357. 'Falk with a professional about difficulties in your life. NElWORKER The Tuesday Morning Net- worker share leads at 7 to 8 a.m. every Tuesday at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Bled., Cotta Mesa. For more information, call 215- 2903. SURPLUS FOOD Seniors and low-income fami- lies of the Costa Mesa/Newport Beach area can obtain free USDA SUiplus food from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. the second Friday of each month in the rear parking lot of the church on 740 W. Wilson St., Cos· ta Mesa. Br'ing picture identifica- tion. For more information, call 631-2177. MOMS SUPPORT GROUP Group process focuses on work, success and parenting issues evety first and third Thurs- days from noon to 1:15 p .m. and 7 to 8:15 p.m. at 2900 ijristol St., Suite J-108, Costa Mesa: The ses- sion cost $15. For more informa- tion, call 850-1689. REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY The Costa Mesa Republican Assembly meets every third Thursday of the month at the Neighborhood Community Cen- ter, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 645- 5326. CAREGIVER SUPPORT A support group for Adult Chil- dren of Aging Paren~ is being offered from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Oasis Senior Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona'del Mar. For more information, call 644-3244. COED SUPPORT The Newport Beadl Psycho- logical Association offers a Coed Support Group that meets every Thursday at 1 p.m. at 3101 W. Coast Highway, No. 311, Newport Beach. The support group requires free pre-assessment before joining. For more informa- tion, call 722-4588. The Healing Connection offers a Coed Relationship Group at 6:30 on Wednesdays at 4425 Jamboree Road, 180-A, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 261-8003. BODY IMAGE SUPPORT The Newport Beach Psycho- logical Association offers a Body- lmage/Moderate Eating Support Group that meets every Wednes- day, at 7 p.m;. at 3101 W. Coast Highway, No. 311 , Newport Beach. For more information, call 722-4588. DIVORCE MEDIATION A free lecture about divorce mediation, an alternative to the traditional two-attorney divorce, is offered the third Thursday of every month with attorney Alicia D. Taylor and psychologist Lee H. Solow. Space is limited, and reser- vations are required. For more ffolt{f f<ollfl Q?Alil> C~tom Cloth~ by WILLIAM SAHi Ole of the Most Prestigious Tailors from the For East and the only "Hong Kong Tailor" serving the U.S. since 1975. Our custom tailor ccn help you select the most sophis- ticated clothing in the right S1yle, color and fabric In less thor;i 'h hour. A perfect fit Is guoronteed based on 35eoct~. 40% SAVilHGS on compo'.oble. clothing from Coliforn1o's top mens shops. We con duplicate ony of your fo¥orite style suits ond clothing from foJTIOl.4 desig!lef'S. ••>9Jitl•>tli'OOliiir4®f'*' 3 Custom Made Sults•1oouu11erhWoo1W01S1ec1 ..... ~......................... 1299· 1599 3 Suits or 2 Suits + 1 Jacket & Sloclts. ~ 100 Fctm ....................................... $1899 3Suitsor2Sufts + 1 Jocket&Slackst~~~~Fobricr s2199.s2999 6CustomModeShirts+~':,~~==· ......................... $199._S 399 1 Custom Made Suit• qi~ roM:sonc1 Mekulous wmg .................... s500-s1250 Sport Jackets•~&~ AnCodmn. 7-11 .......................................... $4S0-Sl250 Slodtst~ IOOto~ 150Fcbb '""'"'""'"·· ..................................................... $15C).$ 4S0 lipCoatstAn~~&~ ....................................................... ~1550 t..dost IOOfcbla ......... ~ .................................. , ........... ~.' ............... ~ '7S0-'1251D FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1997 inf onnation, call 863-9590. TOASTMASTERS auas ·•Join.Mesa Messengers Toast- master Club 69'1 in Costa Mesa for their meetings at 1 p.m . Wednesdays at Mesa Verde Methodist Church, 1701 Baker Street, Costa Mesa. VJ.sitars are welcome. For more information, call 540-4446. • The Blue Flame Toastmasters Club 2717 meets at 1 a.m. every Wednesday at The Village Fanner, South Coast Plaza Vil- lage, 1651 Sunflower Ave., Costa Mesa .. The meeting is free for first-time visitQI'S'. For more infor- mation, call 85~4'308. • Toastmasters Club 231 meets at 7 a.m. every Monday at the Irvine Company, 550-C Newport Center, Newport Beach. For more information, call 733-2209. • Harborlites Toastmaster Club 1927 meets at 7 a.m. every Wednesaay at the Nautical Muse- um, 151 E. Coast Highway, New- port Beach. For more information, call 854-4580. OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS Overeaters Anonymous meets from 7 to 9 p.m. every Wednesday at West Newport Community Center, 883 W. 15th St., ·#S upstairs, Newport Beach. For more information, call 953-0900. WOMEN'S SUPPORT The Hope Institute, a center for recovery and family education, offers a women's support group at 7 p.m. every Tuesday at 2900 Bris- tol St., C-206, Costa Mesa. For · more information, call 432-0020. The Healing Connection offers a Women's Relationship Group at 7 p.m . on Tuesdays at 4425 Jam- boree Road, 180-A, Newport Beach. For more information, call 261-8003. ANIMAL BEREAVEMENT GROUP This ongoing group specializes in the needs of individual.I wbo have sick and/or dying animals in their lives. It meets from 1:30 to 2 p.m. every Tuesday at 3101 W. Coast Highway, Suite 311, New- port Beach. Free admission but call 722-4588 for space reserve.,. tion. ' ~ • MENTAL IUHESS SUPPORT GR(')Vlt • The Alliance for tpe Mentally D1 of Orange County provides education and emotional support for families dealing with mentally ill lpved ones. A free sup~ group meets from 6 to 7:30 p .n:i. every Tuesday at Orange CoUJ?,ty Mental Health Clinic, 3115 Red· hill Ave., Costa Mesa. Call 544· 8488 for details. • • • Also, St. Andrew's Presbyt~£ ian Church offers a support groy.j> for families with loved ones ~tb serious mental illnesses meets Sunday evenings from 6:30 to' 8 p .m . in the church's Stewart Lounge, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The group, js open to the community and conr- mitted to confidentiality. For more information, call 631-2880, 1 °..• SERIOUS ILLNESS SUPPORT , A free support group for indi- viduals facing HIV I A.IDS is heid at 7 p.m. every Tuesday and a cancer support group, will be he!d at 7 p.m. every Wednesday in the Institute for Holistic Treatment and Research, 4019 Westerly Place, Suite 100, Newport Be~ For information, call 251-8700. ' LEADS CLUB ·~,, The Women's Chapter of ~ Costa Mesa Leads Club meets ~ 7:15 a.m. every Wednesday ~~ Mimi's Cafe at Harbor and Nevi; port boulevards in Costa M~ The club is part of an intematioli: al networking organization de,(l}- cated to expanding each IDeilJ.· ber's business through quaU!}t leads. Call 474-2225 or 975-8338 for more information. Shape up Now!.~~. A Million Dollars worth of· Ref uvenation for $99. Please call 631·3623 for your complimentary SPINNING Class. Aerobic Class or Personal Training Session; Experience The Difference! Offer Good Ttll 1-31-97 SWe-Ue FITNESS CENTER I 080 Irvine Ave. (WESTCUFF PUZA) at Irvine Ave. & East 17th Srrcct, N n Be2cb 110ver 50 Years of Fine Quality" CUSTOM-MADE N EW FuRNITURE • DRAPERIES JANUARY SPECIAL ADDITIONAL 5% OFF Ex lntS Jan. 21" CUSTOM fURNrruRE RE-UlHQLSIERY ~()(, .. ( l I .. I Come Visit Our Newly Expanded F.LOORINQ DEPARTMENT ·~t •WoOd •linoleum -w. °"" c..,. a Al.QI •Vinyl •Maible • Tiie • FRIDAY, JA.HUAl<Y !7, 1997 ... ~volunteer directory .. .. t ]'he VOUltf1'l8 Dl•CTORY runs perlodlc.-lly In the D•llY Piiot. If you'd Ilk• lnforrMtion on getting your Ot"ganl- utJon llst.ed, c.-11642-4321,,Ext. 331. ALS ASSOOATION ORANGE COUNTY CHAP1U The Amyotrophic Lateral SderosiJ Assocl.ation, Orange Co\mty Chapter, needs many volunteers. Por lnfonna- tion, call the Chapter Offi.ce at 37 5-1922. AlZHElMER'S ASSOCIATION . OF ORANGE COUNTY The Alzheimer's Association of Orange County needs volunteers for its Visiting Volunteer Program; support group leaders for patients and care givers; and for the volunteer helpline. Interested volunteers can call 283-1111. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS (MRP) New volunteen receive Cree inten- sive instruction to help taxpayers with Federal and State income tax returns. The AARP Tax-Aide Program provid~ free tax preparation assistance primarily to older adults in our area. The program is co-sponsored by the lntelnal Revenue Service with input from the cautomia Franchise Tax Board. Tux assistance is provided without regard to AARP mem· bersbip, and last year, nearly 1,000 local citizens received aid. Volunteers con- tribute at least four hours per week dur- ing the filing season. Those interested in helping should contact local COQrdinator Larry White at 67 5-5066 AMERICAN CANCER SOOETY MARC MARTIN I DAJLY PILOT A cyclist cruises along the Back Bay trail under sunny skies Thursday. The dear and mild weather is expected to last through 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 lnfoCenter. Por informa· • tion on these and other volunt~ oppor- tunities, call Sally Carson at 261-9446. -, the weekend. AMERICAN CANaR SOOETY RELAY FOR LIFE ·Barbie-wanna-be still doesn't measure up The American Cancer Society needs volunteers for a nwnber of tasks. For more information, contact Sally Carson at 261-9446. AMERICANS FOR FREE CHOla I hadn't seen her for decades, Md figured I probably never . would again. But there we were, in the middle of a bowling alley, face to face. _With warning I could have Braced myself. But she caught me off guard; my defenses were down. All the power she once held over me -power I forgot she had -loomed large as I shrunk doW!l to her size and she grew to mine. I was miniscule .. She was Barbie. The Barbie. Flower Fun Barbie, to be exact. My friend , Audrey, gave me the doll as a gift at a Christmas bowling party held last month by my former employer. Don't get the wrong idea about Audrey. She's not how you'd picture a Barbie fan. She has a tomboy haircut, a spirit that won't quit and she once rebuilt a car engine aU by herself. Her innate hipness incorporates a profound appreci- ation for campiness, which explains the gift. I suspect Audrey -who's pretty without peroxide, sexy without satin and confident without cosmetics - may be immune to Barbie's pow- e r. I am not. I don't even really remember owning Barbie dolls, but I dis- tinctly remember wanting .to be one . Barbie had the life: the con- vertible Corvette, the Dream House, the strong-jawed boyfriend. But most important, and d early the reason why she had all those other things, is Bar- NOTEBOOK june casagrande bie bad the look. And I f1ad to have it, too. The plan went something like this: I would, starting at age 5 or so, grow ffiY, blond hair long and watch in the mirror for the next 10 to 15 years as the rest fell into place. The perfect nose, the tiny waist, the round backside were facts of my future. Somehow I never expected the bustline, which was lucky. The disappoint· ment .Would have been unbear- ablt1!1"mitil I succumbed to silicone implants or shock therapy. Reality took its course, with a twist. The Barbie face and shape failed to form in my reflection. And the hair grew long, all right -long and brown and just beg- ging to be bleached. I found myself a grossly inadequate adult, ridiculed by a doll at a bowling alley. "Ew. She looks like a space alien," said Mike, a former co- worker who bad never seen a Barbie up close. uLo<>k at those arms -how skinny. Ew." Mike, who dearly lacks the .makings of an anorexic, just did- n't understand: That's what I'm supposed to look like. As he held the doll in his band, Barbie smiled up at me with a sweet, taunting smirk that seemed to suggest Mike was lying to mask his lust fpr her. The all-powerful hunk of plas- tic, w~o hadn't aged a day in the time I grew three feet and devel- oped wrinkles, must have want- ed me to feel my inadequacy. She even thrust her cliest out- ward, hoping to tear down my last bastion of self-acceptance. A few days later, in what may have been a fit of masochism, I took a tape measure to Barbie, then to myself. I'll compare the results in percentages to avoid disclosing actual figures. The circumference of Barbie's upper arms is 37% of their length. My upper arm circumfer- ence JDeasures in at 57%, which makes me sound like Arnold Schwarzenegger in comparison. Then I measured legs. If I've got one feature that could be considered Barbie-like, it's defi- nitely my legs. But compared to Barbie herself, it turns out, they're tree stumps. Barbie's thighs, at their.fattest point around, are 42% the length of her legs. Mine are 62%. Moving inward from the limbs, the situation gets uglier. When I was a child I had back surgery. Three of my lower verte- brae were fused toget;ller, which stunted my growth in that area and created my unnaturally thick waist. Barbie seems to love this cruel fact most of all. Her ta~ pink minidress was crimped' tightly to her 2-3/4-inch waist, which is 55% the size of her hips. Always hidden under loose jeans, my waist measures in at 81 % of my hips. The Schwarzenegger analogy returns to mind. And if you must know, Bar- bie's bust size is 227% that of her waist.Mine is a mere fifth larger than my waist: 120%. As I struggle onward, crippled by the facts of my developmental failure, I try to remember my strengths: I have a pulse, a genius-range l.Q. and an invest- ment portfolio. I'm a good dancer, I make a mean cafe mocha, and I can change the oil and filter in my car. My friends think I'm funny, my cats worship me as a god, and my husband says I'm a "babe." But none of that means jack squat, because I'm no Barbie. • JUNE CASAGRANDE is a reporter for the Daily Pilot's sister publication the San Gabriel Valley Weekly. IN MEDIONE ' AmeriCAJlS for Free Choice in Medi- cine, a non-profit educational organiza- tion founded on the idea of individual liberty and free enterprise, U s.eeking offic;e volunteers. For more information, call-645-2622. AMERICAN HEART ASSOOATION The American Heart Association is looking for volunteers to perlonn vari- ous general office duties. These include: photocopying, typing, light computer work, as well as preparing large mail- ing.5 and other various clerical duties from 9 to noon or 1 to 4, Monday through Friday. Call Teri Brown, volun- teer coordinator, at 856·3555 for more information. AMERICAN HOME HEALTH HOSPICE PROGRAM The American Home Health Hos- pice Program needs volunteers to give emotional support to terminally ill pa~ents and their families in the greater Orange County area. 'Iraining is provid- ed. For information, 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 services and to act as liaisons with the media in disaster. and emergency ·situations. For information, call Judy Iannaccone, 835-5381. ASSISTANa LEAGUE OF NEWPORT-MESA The Dental Health Center, Opera- tion Schoo1 Bell and Kids on the Block serve the children of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. The Assistance League of Newport-Mesa tunds' these projects through Its Thrift and Consign- ment Shops. To volunteer in any of these areas or get information on the league's next membership event, leave a mes- sage for Ann Marie Alford at 645-6929. . For Gentlemen Only.. . Complimentary 30 Day Guest lPass.:. • Absolute latast in weight training and atdio,... .,,.,,,.,t • Comp/ihtltt#ilr Flrn#I Counseling • Fresh shGtfl IOCks. jocks and f.shint ll#Mdlddaily • ~ $quash, Handball • Basketball, VotieYtJall 8sdmir7tt1(1 • Swimming Pool • Restaurant, Lo11nge. 8illiar<1_s • CooferehCS Rooms • ComplifnBntary shpe shines fO(" Mlab/e ~ ASSOOATION MNAISSANQ'c:MATORS ARC ls a OOn•protit group in Costa Mesa that spomom and supports multi· ou~cb community Ml'vic:e proiJTams, such u the bomeletl sanctuary, Volun- teen are needed. Por WonnAtlon, call Dr. Renee Namute, 5'0-5803. IW.UT MCIACA The Ballet Paci.flea Guild, a volun- teer support group for Ballet Padflca, needs volunteers for a variety of tasks. Por information, call Molly Lynch at 851-9930. BIG IROTHERS, BIG SISTERS . Men and women over 20 years old who have lived ln Orange County for at least six months and have been on the job for at least three mqnths are needed to serve ~big brothers or big sisters for children ages 6 to 16 Crom single-parent homes. Por information, call 544-7773 CENTENNIAL FARM TOURS Volunteer docents are needed at the. Centennial P~ at the Orange County fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. Call Ginny Smith, 708-1517. .._ aNT&ER FOR CREATIVE ALTERNATIVES The Center for Creative Alterna- tives, a non-profit charitable organiza- tion that works through the United Way, needs volunteers, graduate level interns or trainees. For information, call Karen, 642-0377. COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER ' The multipurpose senior servic,s facility at the comer of 19th Street and Pomona Avenue seeks volunteers for a variety of tasks. For more information, call 645-2356 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. DISCOVERY SHOP -Uiscovery~ops are run by the American Cancer Society. 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Become a volunteer for annual festival Volunteers are needed to help out at the 1997 Imagtna.. tion Celebration of Orange Co~ a festival of the arts for dren and their families. The annual festival ii orga- nized by a group called l.C. Friends and is sponsored by the Orange County Pelform- ing Arts Center and the Orange County Department of Education. Por the 12th year in a row, the festival will take place at more than 40 dilf erent loca- tions in the county, including the Orange County Perform- ing Arts Center, South Coast . Plaza, 'Iiiangle Square and Fashion Island. Events run from April 26 to May 11. Volunteers ~ needed to help artists with workshops, man information booths, serve as ushers, greet the public and hand out advertising materials in malls and theaters. For information, call 833~ 8500. . -By Alessandra Djurklou BUFFA CONTINUED FROM 1 He also has a special place in his heart for management. In his eyes, they compare nicely with the salivating, 12-foot-tall extraterres- trial raptor who confronts Sigour- ney Weaver in •Aliens" -only meaner. As always, what really interested me was the strange stuff. "I worked as a local bureaucrat, a technical writer for the city of Costa Mesa." So begins the tale of Mr. tittle and City Hall. "I'm a hor- ror novelist by trade, but the horror market was in a slump, and I need- ed a day job to tide me over .... " BALLPARK • Publtt parks should be euctly that, • Erickson said, who also noted concerns that alcohol would be served in a park set- ting. •They should be public. Chlldren should not have to pay to play and grandparents and parents sl;>.ould not have to pay to watch." Big League Dreams is the dream of former Cleveland Indi- ans and Oakland ~s pitCher Rick Odekirk, 39. He and his brother Jeff, 32, started the company about three years ago because cities' budgets often do not have money to build complexes at this level. ·As in every city that offers softball, players pay a league fee," said Jeff Odekirk, the com- pany's vice president. "We will charge the same fees and prices." Although Odekirk says the company will charge the same fees, bis brother Rick is quoted in the company's brochure saying fees would be higher than aver- age. Whoa, Bentley, not so fast. A •horror novelist by trade"? Now there's a job description you don't run into every day. "Hello. Little's the name. Hor- ror's my game.• And what about this slumping "horror market?" What is that all about? ls it like a commodities exchange from the dark side? "Vampires, I need six. Talk to me, people." "Zombies. We got 'em. Gimme an offer." At this point, the tale turns Freudian. •So I gritted my teeth, put on a white shirt and tie, and sat at a desk in the bowels of City Hall," recalls Mr. L. Step aside, Norman Vmcent Peale. I'll give you "positive thinking" I Prom day one, he had to grit his teeth to come to work. '.' I I . I I I I '· •Right now, teams pay an average of $400 to play. (in a city recreational league)," Rick Odekirk said in. the article. "We'll probably charge $500 and · offer the opportunity to play in a one-of-a-kind environment.• The company recently broke ground in Cathedral City for a $4 million complex that features five ballparks, six volleyball courts, three basketball courts, four soccer fields and two roller hockey rinks. Odekirk said city officials there had signed an agreement with the company because vot- Does the phrase "self-fulfilling prophecy• come to mind? By the way, Bentley didn't just spend six months or a year on this drudgery to tide himself over. No, no, my friend. In his own words, "over eight years." Wow. That "horror market" slump must have been, well, ghastly. Bentley next does some caJcu- lations that show the city has a ratio of five administrators to every one employee -but leaves out a few hundred employees. Picky, picky, picky. Nobody ever got on the Dean's List at Horror Novelist Sch6ol by being good at math. Bentley a).so makes a curious distinction between management and •regular" employees. Are ers didn't a pprove a tax assess- ment to pay for a sports complex. "We provide the same recre- ation at no cost to the taxpa¥en," he said. It's through concession sales at a family-style restaurant that serves alcohol that the company expects a return on Its invest- ment, he said. The idea is to keep players around after the game to spend money. "We do a good job ol making sure those players stick around after the game instead of going down the street to Pizza. Hut.· Odekirk said. Community Services Director Keith Van Holdt says the compa- ny will be working with city staff to find out what kind of facilities the community needs the most. Discussions· will include whether the facilities should be geared toward adults or child.ten or both. Once that is determined, a proposal will be submitted to the Planning Commission and later the City Council for approval. "It's called for in the city's master plan to add softball facili- ties,• Van Holdt said. "We are short adult softball facilities as most cities are." management and certain employ- ees irregular? Is it a dietary prob- lem? In a quote to the Daily Pilot, Bentley further endears himself to · rus former colleagues and rein- forces the importance of self- esteem. •All the regular people on the bottom are supporting me completely.'' He also contends that we have ufaceless bureaucrats" running around City Hall. Absolutely untrue. Everyone, including the City Council, must have a face. I check that carefully. In fact, it's right in our municipal code: "No face, No job.• It's at the conclusion of Bent- ley's tale, however, that things really get weird; •ves, federal FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1997 • .SALARIES CONTINUED FROM 1 gram, it could create morale · problems U it holds all teachers back from nustee Ed Decker said be doesn't agree that clan-size reduction and teacher raiJet are an either-or proposition. "We have to consider what we can do for the future,• Decker said. •1 think we've got to look at the entire operation, the entire bud· salary increas- es. Mook, presi- dent of the teacher's union. said the district has no other cholce but to raise teacher compensation. Hit's a matter of what comes first,• Mook said. "lf you're facing losing teachers and ·11 you're losing teachers and hav- ing the lowest wage in the county, you 're not in a position to hire quality teachers... " get and set pri- orities accord- ingly." Trustee Jim Ferrymail said he didn't s~ any way the d.li- trlct could ~ . for additional • class-size reduction, but knew that it had to raise teacher salaries. -LINDA.MOOK "We're not even competi- tive which having the low- est wage in the county, you're not in a position to hire quality teachers to teach those (new class-size reduction) classes. We're creating a whole legacy of mediocrity that could last 30 years." bureaucrats can be petty and small-minded ... But local bureau- crats seem to be even worse,'' Bentley observes. "While federal officials may not be perfect, at least they are monitored and their failings are dutifully reported. Also, their rela- tively high level of responsibility guarantees that minimum stan- dards will be, if not maintained, at least attempted.· I'm sorry, Bentley, are we talk- ing about the federal goveflUl}ent of the United States? The one based in Washington, D.C.? Now there's a horror story I can get into. •1t was a bitter cold January afternoon in Washington. I had one appointment left. I pushed • me~ns we're losing people,• Perryman said. "We're going to have to cut programs -bjg programs. Pat- ents are not going to like that: I mean, l don't like it, but what else can we do?• open the bronze doors at the Department of Commerce and stepped inside the cavernous lob- by. No one at the front desk. "I could hear the echo of foot- steps in the distance, but the hall· way was too long and dark to see anything. As I turned to leave, someone, or something, grabbed my arm from behind a thick mar- ble column. ·'Hi.' a voice said, 'I'm from Washmgton. And I'm here to help you.' I remember the room spill- ning for an instant. Then I blacked out." 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'"I told our kids the last two days that it was going to be a ditterent game than tlie last one, but I don't think they started believing me until halftime." ~ame that saw 11 lead changes and 10 ties, all seven Mustangs who played made quality contributions. Estancia received all of its scoring and all but two rebounds from its starting five, which was whittled into when Jill Blaflk. and Amy Deming fouled out in the final three minutes. thought we played pretty well. We'll be fired up to play them again at our place (Feb. 4) ... The Eagles should also have returning senior starter Jennifer McCartin, who regains ·her eligibility after jU$l one more game: "I'm scared to think what may happen when they get Jennifer back," Sherwood said. take a 26-25 edge into intermission. Buckets by Black, Vivi Rodriguez and Megan McCartin helped the Eagles (9-9, 0-2 in league) lead, 31-28, midway through the third quarter 'and Megan McCartin answered a Kelly Chapiil fol- low shot for Mesa (12-7, 2-0) with one of her own to make it 33-30 with 3:31 left in the period . ·But the Eagles, who committed five of ,A their 13 turnovers in the last eight min-• utes, had a 5:10 scoring drought of their " own, before Rodriguez's three ball cut the By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot .. But senior point guard Koo Kim, play- ing in her eighth varsity game against Estancia, connected on a three-pointer from the left comer to knot the score. · deficit to 46-42 with 32 seconds left. After Mesa hit just one free throw from two one-and-one situations, Rodriguez ' was fouled attempting another three- potnter and converted all three foul shots COSTA MESA -While visiting Estancia High may have dug a little aeeper, it was the Costa Mesa High girls basketball team's deeper bench that pr°"ed the difference in the Mustangs hard-fought 48-45 Pacific Coast League victory Thursday night. •t thought they wanted it more than we did," said Costa Mesa Coach Shontel Sherwood, who noted her team may have come in a little overconfident on the basis of a 57-30 townament win over the "The foul trouble and the turnovers hurt us,• said Estancia Coach Paul Kirby, who praised his team's effort, which included a blocked three-point attempt in the closing seconds that would have forced overtime. What happened Thursday was typical of when these two cross-town rivals square off for possession of the perpetual Lady Bell trophy, which goes to the-annu- al PCL series winner. Both teams shot dose to 50% from the field in the opening half, in which Estancia claimed the biggest lead at 22- 18 after a 5-0 mn, before Mesa rallied to The two teams traded baskets, before Kim was fouled shooting behind the arc and netted all three foul shots to make it 38-35, heading into the final quarter. Mesa never trailed again, though the scrappy Eagles made things interesting at the end .. to make it 47-45 with seven tic.ks left. Kim hit the first of two double-bonus free throws to provide the final margin. , but not before Julie Collett blocked the would-be equalizer with one second left, which was rebounded by Peyton to keep • the Mustangs in a tie for first place with Laguna Hills. BOATING stephanie keefe Key West event oil horizon, and in the limelight for sailors • It gets under way on Sunday with nearly 300 boats entered in the up-and-coming regatta. r e 10th running of Key West Race Week gets under way on Sunday, with just shy of 300 boats competing in 1'6 classes, in three divisions. 1'o be held Jan. 19-24, this regatta has reach~d mythic proJ?ortions in a surprisingly short tnne. ~own for its great conditions, its fierce competitiveness and the opportunity it provides for camaraderie between sailors from around the globe, Key West Raqe Week is one of the United Stafes' premier sailing events. A number of Newport Beach residents will be competing in Key West Race Week with four bo(fts registered in the 60-boat Melges 24 fleet. Balboa YC's Dave Ullman and leatn look to repeat their 1996 pedormance when they dommated a particularly stacked fleet and took home first place honors without having to sail the last race. Other Melges sailors in Floj'ida are Bruce Ayres on M<1pSoon, Jaime Malm on Rose Bowl, and Steve Otto and Dennis Shannon on Go Dogs Go. All ~ee teams represent Ne>vJ>ort Harbor YC. f;e newest feature at this 10· anniversary regatta is the Ke West lntemational team TTI'.y. e competition is based up n national teams made up of thr'e boats competing in three cla$ses -namely IMS Racing, Mtfmm 36 and Melges 24. Their cUJllulative scores will detennine th&winner for the trophy. 4 Upcoming events •.• The first week of February, thE{ Pacific Coast Sailing FoQDdation and the United States Sailing Center in assOdation with GMC Yukon an4 US Sailing are presenting th~Yukon Olympic Yachting Tow. The program will begin at 5:3f' .P·!D· with a Junior Sailing Sa.llnar hosted by ESPN Salling ColresPondent Gary Jobson. thli' seminar is a must for ne involved in junior g, particularly at the yacht and high school level. Attendees will have the ch.-.ce to speak to Jobton and a nutlber of other special guests, tn~uding put Olympic Games ~. the event wtll bti held at Lo~ Beach State's sports codlplex. T1te Pyromld1 on Thunday, Peb. 6. , Ticketl ar. sis per adult and s12 . .so t• ddkno anc1 ttud1D11. Por more lnlannatiaa °' • tlcUw,' call (310, AJ3 • .,... "I knew it would be a different game than the last time we played them, and I The Mustangs, ranked one spot ahead high school girls basketball COLLEGES .. I). Newport Harbor's C~lleen Eadie (left) gets the fast break moving ln Thursday night's Sea View League romp over Corona del Mar; below, Tars' M.E. Clayton goes high above Cd.M's Cara Ducey (left) and Jennifer Dickson to control an offensive rebound. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Newport Harbor girls take no prisoners in crusher over visiting Corona del Mar. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Each time a member of Newport Harbor High's girls basketball team checked the scoreboard -the final score remained lit several minutes following the game -their eyes would light up. "We've never reached 90 points,". said M.E. Clayton, a 6-foot senior center and a third-year varsity player. ~ . "It's great to .beat them· by 50 points," New- .port Harbor senior Colleen Eadie said . "That's a team-high for ~e year, and it's great it came against Corona del Mar." Coach Bob Dukus' Sailors (10-8, 2-1 in the Sea View League), on the heels of a reality check against Woodbridge, blitzed Corona del Mar, 90- 37, in a league game Thursday night, scoring a season-high point total. They had 88 points against Rubidoux. CdM, which fell to 3- 11, 0-3 in league, lost its 13th consecutive game against Newport Harbor. •Our girls were scared and they were intimidat- ed, I could tell that from the very beginning," CdM Coach Zellie Dow said. "I've never lost a high school basketball game very be90tor~ wi'!1 a team scoring beginning . .. • pomts. And talk about irony. ZEWE """W The Sailors, who led 20-0 -uv before CdM scored, held • the same first-quarter lead that Woodbridge had against them Tuesday night in Woodbridge's 64-40 win. The Sailors' mission in this one: Shut down Undsay Warmington, the CdM senior standout who scores more than anyone in Orange County (26.1 ppg heading into this week}. Warmington, though she had a trio of three- point attempts blocked by heads-up Sailor defenders, finished with 23 points. Clayton led Newport with a season-high 23 points, including 11 of 13 from the lirie, while grabbing 12 rebounds and adding five steals. ·we ran a man defense, but it was a man help, because we would run out to help on the screen at the three-point line," Clayton said. ·we hung a sign in our room that says, 'Corona del MM equals Wannington. Keep her off the rim.'" Clayton, 9 of 10 from the line in the first half, had 17 points by halftime as the Sailors built a 49-20 lead. •After the loss to Woodbridge, that was a shock of reality and we weren't prepared for it," Clayton added. "We practiced really hard for this game, and we wanted to come out hard in the first quarter. • Breanna Badorek (16 points, 10 ~bounds), Desiree Talley (10 points), Katie Dunne (10) and Eadie (10) also scored in double figures. Alyssa PaUI's three-pointer gave the hosts a 38-13 lead in the second. The Tars outscored CdM in the fourth quarter, 25-3. Shakeup at UC Berkeley leaves some ~ig questions • Mike Freeman finds himself without a coach before he even gets there. By Jim Walters, Daily Pjlot NEWPORT BEACH -What a difference a day makes.· "Tell me about it," said Mike Freeman,· who was in shock Thursday while discussing devel- opments surrounding the football • program at Cal-Berkeley. Freeman, who recently signed a letter of intent to finish his col- lege playing days with the Bears, got a call from head coach Steve Mariucci Thursday letting him ·• know he had decided to take the • job as the new head man for the .. San Francisco 49ers. Mariucci u replaces George Seifert who sud- denly resigned from the NFL ca team after an eight-year run. ~ "I hadn't watched lV all day, .. so I was really shocked when he ... called and said he was leaving,• Freeman said. "l can't blame him. .. I would probably have don~ the same thing. "I'm not too happy, no. He was here the day before and I had no idea. He was in my house and I had no idea. He didn't say a word about it.• Mariucci · and an assistant were in Southern California earli-.. er this week for a recruiting trip ... and stopped by to pay Freeman • and his fol.ks a visit. "' "I gave him my registration ~ applications when he came over .,; and he took care of that for me," ... Freeman said. .,Then be called ~ today. This is a big shock." Freeman, who spent the past ~ two years playing football at • Orange Coast College after a ~ stellar career at NeWport Harbor ~ High, figured he still would have .. chosen Cal. Unfortunately, a situ- ation he thought was set is now up in the air. "Most coaches take their assis-' tants with them, so I don't know · .' what to expect," Freeman said. ~ "I'll have to get over it. I'm sure .. they'll get somebody good to take ,, over but, man, it's a blow." Ironically, Freeman will be ~ leaving for Cal today to fi.bish the u registration process. OCC just : handed out their grades on the • 15th. 11 I •1 guess one good thing is now .. I have some pro connections," ~ Freeman said. "He was in my , house." Pulido (Diarine) injury update GIRLS BASKETBALi! SUMMARIES, STANDINGS • Pulido out for tonight's game with dislocated shoulder By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Dianne Pulido suf· fered a dislocated right shoulder ln the first minute of Wednesday's loss to Irvine Valley, but she's hoping to be back in the Orange Coast College lineup by the Pirates' Jan. 25 home game against Groilmoot. Pulido, who entered the week leading the Orange Empire Conference in tc0r- 1ng With 20.9 points • game, would only mils tonight's game ega.lnlt Cyprest U Mr ieMbUitatloo foUowa tbe best tce- narto. The way the game Kbedwe plan out 1be Pirie. hive • week Off befote ~ Gi'olmwnt nm s.tuntay. 1'll mill CtJ*W, bUt tiiD W9 haw. a t \ week with no games and that will help,• she said. "I'll keep working on condi- tioning to be ready." This actually was the second time this season Pulido's shoulder popped out of its socket. The first time C4ID.e in the Cuesta TournJUll.0nt. "l kept that low-protilil and just kept playtng with it," P.ulldo said. "(Wednes- day) was dilferentb;;use I hit the court. •I did the ice thing and got ready to go back ln, but coach told me at halftime to forget it." IU much as Pulido wants to be in the lineup, she said she'll heed the doctor's ac:Mce. She saw her brother, Denny, go tmough surgery on a separated lbOulder lut seuon that cost him the entire bu· ketbell 18UOn. •watching him go ~h 10 much will help keep me coD.riaUve about thll,. lhe Mid. ~ r A r'.l t) 1 r J c , ', Wo.,cf1111dq1 (1/ I i II ~- II I•,,,, I 1 l l ' l eo.ta Mela ........ 45 &Qnda 12 13 10 10 -45 Cost. Mesa 14 12 10 10 • 48 ....... -Rodriguez 15, M. Mc:Carttn 10, Stapleton 8, Bllldt 7, Deming 5, yann11 o. Diu o. 3-pointers • Rodriguez 2. Fouled out • lllldt, Deming. eo.ta MeN -Kim 12. P9yton 10, Mdtnon a. O\epin 6, Collett 4, Jlldtson 4, Powef1 4. ~ten • Kim t . Fouled out -None. ... ....., .......... ~,, corona dill Ma' I 14 14 3 • 37 ~ott HlfbOr 21 22 16 l5 -90 a.-....... w.m1ngton 23, ~ 4, Andltiof'I 2. Dunlep 4, Gero 0, ,..., 0. ~ 2. Gnhlm 2. QuonO.... J.poll'lters • Wannlogton 1. Poulld out. Okbon. Mdmon. . . ... :part....,_...,.,, . hdl910.'Clarton ZJ., ... ,., ~ 0, .... DUrw'9 10. Urtlan ........ '· ~-.... J.lldle1. ~out-fltCIM. ', 1 I\ r. ; .. 1 r J ( , '. · .. • Newpon ~ Nna Dally Pilot .. : ... :-:~· '~t~ FRIDAY. JANUARY 17, 1997 ~ . • . --. • . . •. ·'-:flS-_ .... IGCIOI •·..-rt--• ........ u 1«1: Um (NH) ~-d«. ~ 12-o; t1J: LMge (NH) pinned CWk, 0:44; 111: AmlMo (NH) mtil. dee. Sen- dlarl, 15-6; 125: Pinon (Nl4) pil'lf*t Espinola, 0:48; 110: (W) nNlJor dee. l'Weedv. 17·2; tJS: ~ (NHJ won by pin, 2:15; MO: Kenney (HH) pinned F\'-• nn. 0:25; 145: Lahldjl (W) pinMd c.ook. • 3:18; 152: Kemp (W) pinned CNM. "" 3:22; tlO'...Qlvea (N14) pinned Otts, 0-AS; 111: Munzo (NH), pinoed \Yu, 2:SS; tit: Reed (W) pinned Snyder, 1:28; 211: ~ Whitley (WJ pinned Pimental, 4:~ • Nwt: Deere (NH) pinned Compton. 1:3J, •Estancia slips and slides to 3-0 victory over Eagles' aoss-towri rival Costa Mesa in a soggy Pacific Coast League contest. COSTA MESA -Both of the girls high school soccer teams.Jrom_E.stancia_ and host Costa Mesa looked like· they spent Thursday. afternoon riding ~otorcy~es behind big rigs without any mud flaps. (Newport Harbor is 2..0 In Sea VleW • League dual meets). • · N8WPORT, BBACH -With time wiDd.iDg down. Cbe Newport """'°' CoroM .. ..., 15 103: Antenare (I) by forfeit; 112: In a game invol'Ving these cross-town game that could be dubbed Mud Bowl I, Estancia swam to a 3-0 victory over the Mustangs in a Pacific Coast Harbor ~did• soccer team made one lut1JUP •"!lmll! tbws-Dugan (I) pinned Bauer, 3:32; 119: Heine (CdM) pinned Valasquez, 5:19; 125: double forfeit; tJO: Pena (I) pinned Cox. 4:18; 135: Rush (I) won by forfeit 145: Kramer (CdM) pinned KOf'- eis, 1:43; 152: Molway (CdM) dee •• McDougal, 9-4; 160: Nguyen (I) won by forfeit, 171: Gunderson (I) won by for· feit 119: Farias (I) won by forfeit 215t Sanchez (I) won by forfeit; Nwt: Oiddt (I) pinned Flatten, 1 :20. League clash. · The game was moved from a nearby field that was deemed unplayable, but the south end of the su)>stitute field still posed some hazards. It was ~ virtual quagmire with puddles as deep as six inch- es. " ~to Ue Bay Rival Corona del Mar on tbe s.uan" mmp11. 1 • Newport Harbor'l l<yle Mc:Nichols, wbo was pomdoDed tn front <1' tbe Sea Kiiig goal. beaded a sideline throw-in pua toWard the ColODa del Mar net. . M lbe cUd all night, Devon Burlingham stepped up and made the big eave, pulling the ball in with both hands to pe1.-ve the Sea Kings' 2-1 vtc:tory. Two freshmen, Estancia's Jennifer Patterson and Costa Mesa's Stephanie Landeros, were injured on the same play early in the game. Patterson left with what Coach Jenny Tavares thought was a deeply bruised left knee. •Boy, games between these two teams aie always like tbatJ aren't fheyr said C.clM Coach Matt Etchilon. "BefQre the game, wo k>Ja them that they were going to have to play a solid game -play smart on the defensive end. This is a big (Corona del Mar is 0.2 in Sea V.ew Lea~e dual meets.) ~-" . Estanct. 60, Costa Mesa 18 · '1be victory evened the Sea Kings record at 7-7-2 overaD. 1-1-1 in Sea View League play. TODAY • ....... 1 Landeros played the remainder of the first half, making five saves, but was taken out at intenn.i.s- sion and was to be X-rayed for what Mustangs' Coach Dan Johnston thought might be a broken left hand. The loss of Landeros was a blow for Costa Mesa BRIAN POSUDA/ DAILY PILOT Estancia Hlgh's Becca Silva (6) takes control as Costa Mesa's Monica Guitierrez defends. While Corona del Mar celebrated, there was some trustradon on the other side Qf the field where the Sailors fell to 5-7-1 oven1l. 0..3 in league. "We''l/e been plagued by injuries and illness this week," said SailOIS Coach Justina Gibble amid the long faces. "We didn't do much and they·were aple to capitalize on our mistake..• Community cOll1!9e men -Cypress at Orange Coast 5:30 p.m. (3-7-1 overall, 0-1 in league). -· were there ~o capitiltize. Community college women • Cypress at Orange Coast. 7:30 p.m. "We have three goalies, but two of them weren't here today," :Johnston said. "Martha Garcia is out with a bad knee and Marissa Dinsdale is out with the flu," Mlf she had practiced at goalie this week. they never would have been goals," Johnston said. Corona de1 M4r's tnvaden led 1-0 at Ule half on a goal by Meghann CIArk.. Newport appeared poi9ed for a comeback when lllytor Yurada tied it up by taking a centering pass about six minutes into the aec- ond half and rolling it in for the lying score. High school boys • Newport Harb« at Corona def Mar, 7:30 p.m.; Coste Mesa at Estancia, 7 p.m. • Soc:icer Liz Powell stepped into goal for the second half with Costa Mesa trailing 1-0 and did a creditable job. Powell made seven saves and actually got her hands on the ball during both of Estanda's second- half scoring plays. However, each time the ball bounced· free and the Eagles (5-8-1 overall, 1-1) Jen Brunick headed in the second goal on a rebound off Powell's hands. Helen Flores, who made three saves in goal in the first half, scored the final goal from her center/forward position on another rebound in front of the net. It to;Ok the Sea Kings less than five minutes to go back on top, however, when Undsey Grultbs powered a shot into the lower, right-.hand side of the qet for what proved to be the game-win- ner. High school boys • Newport Harbof' at Corona def Mar, 3:15.p.m.; Estancia at Costa Mesa, 3:15 p.m. wit ·was nice to start scoring again," said Tavares. wwe haven't won a· game since Decem- . ber. This was a big win." • w.t.Polo High school girls · Costa Mesa at Tu~.m. • Ing High school • Newport Harbor at Foun- tain Valley Fi'(e-O>Unties Invitational, 2 p.m . PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NO'tlCES PUBLIC NOTICES · PUBLIC NOTICES amounts 181 forttl In the Article XIII of tM City Char· PUBLIC NOTICE to bid. 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Irons, general eum of tfle note(ll eec:ured PUBLIC NOTICE the contrect and execute of the Public Resources PUBLIC HEARING JEFFREY HOFFERBER, Boulevard, Newport Beach, Name Statement PORT BEACH, CA 92663 partnef by uld Deed of TNI\. with ---------i the required documents Code, the City Is aulho-N 1 Is h 1 1205 California, at which tlme The tollowtng persons are For IM following type of This statement was ftled 1ntwe1t ~ • prcMded--NOTICI :ro such bid HC\lrlty will ~ tlzed to enter ltlto non-that c;:.;eClty C:~~ 0~ ~~ MARGARET F. GUFFEY. and place any and all per· doing buslnen as: Calif or· Ucense: 47 ON·SALE GEN· with lM County Clerk of 1n Mid note(sl, ectv~s. If ~ • CONTRACTORS forfeited. The FafthfUI Per· exctuslve ftanchls• agre• Cl 1 N B h 11 1207 sons Interested may ap-nla rnstitute For Intensive ERAL EATING PLACE . Orange County on M0-97, ,,,.,, undw the t8'1"M of the CALLING FOR BIDS formanoe Bond shall r• menll lor ~merclal solid h~ 0a 4:ibfr~rthe::,c ~~ ROBERT FLORES. 2131 pear and be heard thereon. Short-Term Dynamic Psy-Publlahed Newpo.rt 19973707109 :>eect of Trwt, Mtlmeted • School Ol1trlct: Huntlno-main In full force Md effect waste collection services the app1Fcat1on of th~Clty ANGELA CASAFRANCA, II you challenge this chotherapy, 400 Newport Beach.Costa Mesa Daily Dally Pilot, Jan. 17, 24, 31, teee. c:twoee Ind expenMe • ton Beach Union High through the guarantee pe-with private aolld waste of Newport Beach lor: 2202A pro}ect In court, you may Center Dr.. 706, Newport Pilot January 17, 1997 Feb. 7, 1997 F257 of the Trust• Ind of the School District rlod as apecllled Ill the haulers. Amendment 848. LESLIE MCCARTHY. 2208 be llmlted to raising only Beach, CA 92660 • F238 tn.lltl created by aald Deed Project: Bld 809-0cean general condltlons. NOW, THEREFORE, be It An amendment to District· RICI( LEONARD. 2211 those Issues you or aom• Douglas G. l<Ahn. M.D.. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE of Trust, to-wit: .... View High School .Glu• The DISTRICT reaerves resolved by .th• City Coun-I Maps Nos 1-6 9-11 R. TALAMANTEZ Ill, 2249 <?'141 else raised at ~he pub-400 Newport Center Dr.. t284.817.31 Eltlmated. --Laminated Structural R• the right to reject any or all ell of the ~1ty of Newport t? 15-18 2t-30 32 • 3~5• JOHN A SCHAEFER. 2274 he hearing descnbed In 706, Newport Beach, CA NOTICE OF Fictitious Busln .. s ACCNed lnt•nt end eddt--patr bids or to waive any Ir· Beach that. 4a.:50 52•54 8Mt • d 64• SANDRA GARCIA, 3141 this notice or In written cor· 92660 0 Name Statement 1iof'lll edvencea If lf'IY wit Bid Cloaltlg: 2:00 pm, regularities or Informalities 1. A public hearing •hell 65 to r~lassl :n Ill~ CRUZ BONIU.A, 3218 respondence dell11ered to David M. Davia, M.D., APP.-LICATI N The following persons are 1ncr .... ttU ~ priOr to· Tueadey. F"ebruary t8, In any bids or In the bid· be condueted on January parcels city·wld~ wit~wr· RICHARD SKINNER, 322t the City at, or prior to, the 2010t s.w . Birch, Suite TO SllL doing business as: UVA ... The beneflciwy undef 1997 ding 27, t997. at 7:00 p.m .. or e lzonesolR 3 R°"' AP WIWAMAUSTIN.4t0t public hearing. For lnfor· 100 Newport Beach CA ALCOHOLIC Club of Orange County, MldDaedofTNlt.__,,cn Obtain Decumer.ts· Hun-Aa ·required by Section as soon thereafter as prae> C ~ C-0 C 1 ·c 2 U • d ROBERTA REIS, 4169 matlon, call (7i4) 644-3222. 92s6o ' BEVERAGES 44100 MacArthur Blvd. ~enddlhwedlQ1hl llngton Beach "Vntoi'.i ; Hlah 1773 of the Cantornll tlcaJ Ill the City Council with' the .:H.: Md :.z .. C~· KAREN LEVINE, 4228 Lavonne M. HarkJ .. s, Gary Crouppen, PH.D., Dato otRUng Suite 500, Newport Beach: und11lion•d • wittt.n Deel.: School District, 10251 Labor Code, th• Director of ~!:~· N3300.,,...Nr'po~ blnlng Ol1trlats to R·1, R·2, R27E8BECCA JANE READY. CMC/AAE, City Clerk 914 Sternng Oaks Ct .. Oak Appllcatlont CA 92660 mlonof Dll&lkiindo.rr..I Yorktown Ave., Purchasing, th• Department of lndu• evar • ew,..~. eac •MFR RSC AMC APF M·t· 4 Published Newport Park,CA91301 JAH02 1997 Douglas B. G8()(Qe, 434 tors.& endswllltenNodce Room 36t, Huntington trial Relallona of lhe State ;.:fi~8c,/0a c:~~~~T!.'~~ A, GEIF, PC arid oS.A In ~:rJ ~D~tG~~~1~302 Beach.Costa Mesa Dally This bu1lnes1 11 con· To Whom 'tt May Con. ~~~5 Corona del Mar. of Def~ end Election to Beach, CA 921148, (714) of Ca.lllornla has deler· each of the below Usted order to create consistency JOEL JAIREGUI •4347 Piiot January t7, 1997 ducted by: a general Part· cern: M hew cal L 434 W . The undefalOned• 964·3339. ext. 4350 mined the a-ral J)(tvall-aolld h I between the Districting CHE e r'ow F270 nerstllp The Name(s) of the Ao-alt r g yon, ca.-'Mfd1*1dceof Ollalt ~OTICE IS HEREBY Ing ratn of waget In the anl tow:!'tol:'w~sg~:~~ Maps, the updated Zoning 4~J2A LL • NER, Have you ltarted doing plic.rtl(I) It/are: CONCOA· !!~2~ Corona del Mar, end BecdOn to Sell to be GIVEN that the Huntington loCallty In which this work Code, and General Plan PUBLIC NOTICE buslnHS yet? Yes, 1-1·97 DIA RESTA1.IRANTS INC. ._ • "'5 l9COrdld In 1hl CCU11y ._.. Besch Union High School Is to be performed. Coples and conditions. Land Use Element amend· JAMES KRUEGER, "365 Douglas G. Kahn The 1ppllcant1 fisted Thia business Is con-the reel property ia located District, Orange County, of these rate determine· a. Implementation date: ments approved on Octo-CLAUDIA V. ARAIZA. 4382 PUBLIC HEARINGS WIU.. This statement was flied above are applying to lM ducted by: an unlncorpo-end more ttlWI ttwM months California, actfng by and Ilona, are on file at the DIS-Mt>"c~ 1,~?97~ hi 1 . ber 24, 1988. BPu~'J;shed MNew~:ilt BE HELD BY THE COSTA with the County Clerk of Department of Alcoholic rated aesoclatlon 01her hlYeelapeed alnce euch ,. thr9ugh Its Governing TRICT, and copies may be · on Y anc 18 ee. Notice Is hereby fUrthllf eac osta • esa Y MESA PLANNING COM· Orange County on t·7·97 BeYefage control to ..u .,. than a partne<shlp oordlidon ,. f I .. f'.ore. Board, hereln•ft•r referred obtained upon request. The 8·5" 01 gross monthly 1• given. that the proposed PUot January 17• 24• t997• MISSION AT THE CITY 19973709595 coholic beverlQn at: 901 Have you started doing doa&R ~*a. Trus· to '' '"DISTRICf". will r• contractor 1hall post a celpts for the first year In-amendmet\ls have bffn re· F2l9 HALL, 17 FAIR DRIVE, Dally Piiot Jan. 10, 17, 24. SOUTH COAST DAIVE business yet? No t ... 5 Hutt:c.fttr. Dflve. celve up to, but not later copy of these rates at each :i~~~~PbXf t1:5l 8' year vlewed'pureuant to the Cal· PUBLIC NOTICE COSTA MESA. CAUFOR· 3t t997 F204 UNIT t20, COSTA MESA. ~!thew Craig I.yon ~ 1050. Siiilta-AN-CA than the abov•stat1d time. Job site. The contractor and T • NI · · Ith lfornla Environmental Qual· NIA, AT 8:30 P.M. OR AS ' CA 92828 • statement was filed 92707 Telephone N~-:- eealed bids lor the award any subcontractor under It r!iew8:i":ight~J':~~:ual lty Act. and staff has deter· PUBLIC HEARINGS WIU.. TSHOEORNEAFTASER P00NSS!!J0LNE PUBLIC NOTICE For the following type of 0~thang~~c£°~~ ~~~ :J (7141432-9000 By· Brian of• contract for the above shall pay not leu .lhlln the 1 he f hi mined that the previously BE HELD BY THE COSTA m • Ucense: 47 ON-SALE GEN· ••• , n • c Truat S.:.. Officer project. specined prevailing rates of :gr-:m•n\ o I e ranc • certified .Environmental Im-MESA PLANNING COM· DAY, JANUARY 27, t997. SJATEMINT 0, ERAL EATING PLACE 199e3705995 o!t-e: 01~/97NPP2313l A MANDATORY J)(tbld in· Wiget to all workers em· ~ Bl':r~!~: No set ratff pact Report (EIR t~O) pr• MISSION At THE CITY REGARDING THE FOL· WITHDRAWAL FROM Publlthed Newport Dally PUot Jan. 3. 10, t7, PUB· 01/10197 01/17197 apectlon and walk through ployed by them In the ex· e Franchlsea shall Inda,,;_ pared tor 1M General Pl~n HALL, 77 FAIR DRIVE, L~Wl~lPJ~CAf~ONFSOL PARTNERSHIP Beach.Costa Mesa Dally 24, 1997 11116 01124197 ' ' wlU be held al 9:00 am, ec:utlon o the contract. nlfy and hold barmleas City update Is adequate to COSTA MESA, CALI· LOWING ACTIONS AAE OPERATING UNDER Piiot January to, 17, 24, PUBLIC NOTICE January 28, 1997 at Oc11n No bldderlo may wllhloddrawf from environmental llabUlty aerve as the environmental FORNIA. AT 6:30 P.M. OR CHALLENGED IN COURT FICTITIOUS 1997 VI-High School, 17071 any bid r a per o I lM f hi • document for this project. AS SOON AS POSSIBLE • BUSINESS NAMI Ft95 Gothard Slleet, Huntington forty·llve (45) days after the tl~s In 1~_"~ity":,.!i ~~'y':'c; The proposed amendment THEREAFTER ON MON· TUHMEITECHAD TU..0E0NGNLEYMTAHYOBSEE The followfnn person has PUBLl"NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S Beach. date set for the opening of C 11 has been reviewed and DAY FEBRUARY to 1997 .. ., "-SALE TruatM Sale No Bids ehall be recelv~ In bids. the 1ty Environmental ..,. staff has determined that REGARDING THE' FOL: ISSUES S 0 ME 0 NE withdrawn as a general 18-52170 Tltle Onw No0 Iha place Identified above Pursuant to Section 22300 ablllty Fund 5·5" of gross the EtR adequately d• LOWING APPLICATIONS RAISES AT THE PUBLIC partner from the partner· Flctltloua Busln... teH10l 11 Aef8'8nC8 No0 and shall be opened and or the Public Contract receipts for all commercial acrlbea the general envl· IF ANY OF THE FOU..OW· HEARING DESCRIBED IN ship operating under the Name Statement 487412ArN No 139-471~ publicly read aloud at the Code. the COf'ltract wlll con-IOlld waste handling ser· ronmental aettlno of the ING ACTIONS ARE CHAL· THIS NOTICE OR IN WRIT· fictitious bualneu name of The foUowlng persona are 02 YOU ARE 1N° DEFAULT above·stated time and taln provisions permitting v~es Pffvl~ ~ lh•l~ project, the signllfcant envl· LENGED IN' COURT, THE TEN CORRESPONDENCE ~K s:1rv:e~ •1t t 788 tuir-doll'IQ bUtlnett as: Future UNDER A DEED OF TRUST place. the 1ucceulul bidder to c '" n t ty u ... ronmental Impacts of the CHAL.LENGE MAY BE UM-DELIVERED TO THE PLAN· m ng 1 1 ve, 0 • a Automation System• & DAlB>Ol/18191. UNLESS In accordance with the substitute securitlH for any tt;e f,'~~Tr.:.~~Jrnci~in. pr~ect, and allernatlves ITED TO ONLY THOSE IS. ~~~Rlg~Mrc:s~~EN paJ: ~~!a, ~~t~= Buslneaa Tech~l~s. ~~ J =· YOU TAKE ACTION TO f'RO. G~~~n•an~r P~~~!~~! ~r,rcr tow:=: ,!~or: ~~ '":.~~~~ar:;::ssd~~ :la1.:'~~g~.~~ ;;~~~Z: 1¥E.fH~~~EH~~~~ ~c Hf:A~~oi~ANCE OF :S~1~·:~~~: c= ~~. c"'-=·· =· · LW ~~~ Code Sec:Uon 7028. t5, and ance under lM contract or I f II t 1 effect. Coples or the prevf. DESCRIBED IN THIS NO. · F b 2 1 119 8 regg 1 man, SALE. If YOU NEED AN Public Contract COc!e Sec· permitting payment of r• agH ~ft .. *1.~8 : t" ou1ly prepared envl-TICE OR IN WRITTEN THE . CITY COUNCIL 'OF ~.!.,.,..,;2tiB ' '514e Dorado Drive, #t11, ~TIONOF'THENA- tlon 3300 the owner r• tentlon1 earned dlrecUy currlenl t ..... 1."'ure ae r• ronmental document are CORRESPONDENCE DE· THE CITY OF COSTA F.........,ll and ... d I Huntington Beech, Callfor· lUllEOFlHEPROC&DINGS I . ... th i th bldd po,. Into ffCIOW eye ng requ. ements. II bl t bU evl I t\lrl>t:!D TO THE p1 AO.I M Es A c AL I F 0 RN I A I.I name ... , ... 0 nla 112'49 q.,..es a • er • g. Location of disposal: ava a • or pu c r ew ..... ~ ~ AMEND.ING CHAPTER 111·1i the person withdrawing: Thom&t Wllllam Mathews AGAINST YOU" YOU , sen the following ~las· 8V1 Gov.mine Board City light to dnlgnate loca· and ln1pectlon at IM. Plan. NINO COMMISSION AT, 2 OF TITLE 11 OF THE Clfolyn Rose Oddo, 1788 757 San Leon 1 I C 11: SHCUJ> COHrN;J A LAW· 1 slllcatlon of contractors II· Sl9ned1 11/ Sual tlonoflandftll nlng Department. City or OR PRIOR TO, THE PUS. COSTA MESA MUNICIPAL Humml~blrd Dflve Costa fomi 927t4I ' rvne, a YER OnJena9v31, 1997. ~~=i:~~·c~'= t~:: Mc&.ane, Director. Pro-h. BIUlno WJ collection NC:P10~1!~~d ~New-lf ~~~~t?a ACTION PA-CODE CONCERNING Mesa. Ca 112828 • Thi: buslnees Is con-at 11:00 AM,~ Pursuant to euslnells and ourement/En•rer Cono responsibUlty: Private haul-& h C Ill '1 ~ 97:07 FOR ARCHITECTS COMMUNITY IMPROVE· Carolyn Rose Oddo ducted by: an unlncorpo-For9do11n Cclrporeidol'I " Professions Code Section Hrvtitlon e~. (7~~~ &....fur" a ' ORANGE AUTHORIZED MENT, STANDARDS FOR 19973707083 rated a11oclallon other the cUy eppolnted Trustee 7028 15 no payment shall Published Newport 1· No r'°'ocatlon of Iran-Notlct la hertby further AGENT FOR JOHN w VACANT PROPERTIES This statement was flied than a partnership undlr end puraient to Deed bemadeforworkormet• Beach.Costa Meu Dally fa~e~;a:h!':~•.:.•m~~ glventhatsaldpubllch•ar· HAMILTONJHAM~l.TON AND TO ESTABLISH with the County Clerk of Have you started dolng~l~ ~,::' 1111 under the contract un-Piiot January 10. 17, t997 J. Minimum hailer quallft. fng wfll be held on the 27th COMPANY FOR A VARI· ~~tE~E~~~0,f,:E~fL Orange County on Mo-&7 ~~~ 114'12~~ _ Peoe.: le'* end until the Reglatrar Ftll7 cations: Uablllty Insurance, day of Jan~ t997, at lM ANCE FROM SETBACI( DETERMINATION: EX· Dally Piiot Jan 17, 24, 31, Thisaggltattment was flied of Offldel Aec«df In the f~e °8i:~r~'°r~.t~~=·~ sUltable :rpmant, know!· ~nJf ~h~mC:S-~'i = ~~g~:~~~.E~ob~ ~~~ EMPT. Feb. 7, t997 F289 With IM County Clerk ol Office of the Recotdet of tractor wH fllOperly II· PUBLIC NOTICE ridge 01 1'0 : ~st• ~egula· Newport Peach City Hall FEET PROPOSED> AND FOR FURTHER INFORMA· PUBLIC NOTICE Ofenge County on 1-9·111 OfWG ~ Cellf«m, 'censed at the time the bid RllOLUTION · one, oa c ec pro-3300 Newport Boulevard' DRIVEWAY WID1H RE· TION ON THE ABOVE AP· 1ff73709t10 eucut~: MJl'APO A. was submitted. Any con-NO. 87·1 g~m~u:~~ education ,. Newport Beach. cauromli OUIREMENTS (20 FEET ~~~~~ ~~:v~~ ITATllllNT OF Dally Pilot Jan. 10. 17, 24. ~=. HUSIAM>BJN:,:; tractor not so licensed Is A RESOLUTION OF qulrementa provided by at which time and place REQUIRED; 12 FEET MINI-OFFICE OF THE PLAN WITHDRAWAL FROM 31. 1997 F227 WFE AS JOtNT TENANTS aubject to penaltlee under THI CITY COUNCIL haulers to customers on r• and al plfSOl3 Interested MUM PROPOSED) TO NING DIVISION ROOM PARTNIRtHIP PUBLIC NOTICE ea Truator WESTEAN Fm.'. the lew end the contract 0, THE CITY OF cycling and sOUtce reduc· may appear end be htard AU.OW THE CONStRUC-200 77 FAIR• DRIVE OPERATING UNDER EAAL HVINGS • LOAN win be contldered void. II tlon thereon. If you challenge TION OF A 7 tOO SQUARE • • ,.CTITIOUI ASSOCiA' 1 ttie license . claulllcatlon THE CITY 01' 1 City authotltv to annu-thla Pfojtcl In coort, you FOOT BUILDtNG LOCATED 23.51A ME~, CAUFOR· aUllNISI NAMI FlctHlouSa aualneaa wll ~ :T =:: specifted hereinafter 19 that NIWPORT llACH u t.ldlt ha I ~f flnancl I may be llmlted to ratting AT 101 KALMUS DRIVE IN · Nmne t•lement c;ilry, WI ot I "aoeclaltY contractor'' DICL.MtNG ITI a y ad I tlu er I th a only lhoM lsaUll . you or AN MP ZONE. ENVIRON-pub I I' he d New pot t Tht following l*lon hal The following persons 11e AUCT10N TO THE H es deflried In 'Section 1058 "8Cor I r•a no IO • pay. 80tMOne .... railed al the MENTAL DETERMINATION· Beach.Costa Mesa Dally wlthdllWO ... gtneral doing buslneQ as: Coast lllOERRJRCASH (peytlble of the Caf"ornla Bualneea INTUITION TO ment Of fHI required public hearing dHCtlbed In NEGATIVE DEClARATlON. Pilot January 17, 1997 partner from lM partner· ChlrOl)fac:tlc Rehabllltatlon It time of .... In lewful and profnslonl Codt, lM CONHO::.~:O 7:LIC ~81' ~~="With all this nollee °' ln wrllten cor· CAVAILABL£ FOR REvtEW F241 ~~~~ undtf ~ Center, 51122-24 Warner ~ 1hl ~St ... epeclalty contraotor c-11-· TM• State Federal laws and rff~ dtllvefed '° t:OR 20 DAYS AT THE PUBLIC "OTICI Tredl .. nv:= .. ~ ~ Ave. Huntington 8Mch, CA Li-. e..... ~ aw~ the contract for ..,.,. ... '-' utdon. t 1 end lM City Ill. or pttor to, the Pl.ANNINO DMSIONI. .,.__. • 9:2849 ..., s • or ·-this work shall llMlf con-GRANTING OF d';i f ~ con-publlc f\eaflng FOR FU Al HE A I No lflotJtlow 8uelnMa 17th .... -.. Costa M.... Carol LyUe Young, D.C .. bent. e ct'8Cll •.wn bv e 1~ e "'*'tty of. the NOH-UCLUllV8 °""co Chait 18.,,?~ For lnlormaUon, call FORMATION ON THE N ........... CA 92127 4821 ~ Clf, #3, Hun-._or ..... cnclt union, WOt'k. In accordance With FMNCttllll POft '=~ ~ 8' "' Patrick Alford, s.nlof Plan-ABOVE APPLICATIONS, The~ The flcllllo\19 BUslM!H ~on Beach, ca 92t41 Ole cNck chwn by a ltAlte the provialon• ot C&llfomla ADDITIOllAI. 2 Th• c:Y propotMll to ner, .. (11<4) 844 32'5. TEt.EPHONE 754-6245 ~ doing bUlinta ~~ ~ ~..: ~ ~ 5· ~Millin, ~.e .. Ot '==end '°ll!l lutrneea end ProttMIOnt COMllWIM. IOLID off~ a ~ aolld LaVon... HarkleH, CALI.. AT THE OFFICE Of Med HMrtng lpteCh and on Apfll at 1995 FM457$ t t 2 a.~' &'12e...un. -~ ._. __... ~ s:i: ="•MrlCe WASTS MAUl.U8 Watte collaCGon hnchlM CMCIMI, City Ctefk rc:o~~~NG 7D~Vl~I~ Uingua_a., t'7132 hach ,ul name' end~. Of ~ bualn~u Is con-=: eect1on 1102:;! Fallurt lo ~ ~ WITHIN THa CITY IO e.ch of lhe toUowtng 'ubll1htd Newport DRIVE COSTA MESA !fvd.1 Sul-. C, Huntlng\On tile l*•on withdrawing: ducted by: an Yf'tiCorpOo Code end allhD-wortt within ..,. time NI OP NIWPORT IUCM lllted IOll<s waste haulari Beach-Cotta Me9a Dally CALIFORNIA.. • ..acn, CA 92'41 t<enneth Donald Bauer· rated a11ocletl0n ot~r to do ._.... lrt tNe lofth '*ein wlll rttutt In WH!AU.S, the City :;••prettnltylicMMd Pllo4Janualy1'7,1"1. ftubllah•d Newe.o.rt :.'&haF~coi. ~ta~non, meleter, 2530 Fordham tnana~ N). A&: ltTH!QUAD theimpolltlonof~ Councl flnda Ind dtW· _ _....permitted_!!_~ F237 IHoh-Cotta Mtoaa DMy 1~ .... ...:.. ·-~· • = Coeta M .... CA Haw ~ aeeried fllMaTYHAU.01 dafNl9ff tor Mah csay Of rninee lhet the colectSon of -...._ ~ -Piiot JMuery 17, 1tt7 '·-_,., .....,,, e ~~No MM CMC CIN-dtiaY• In tht amount of eolld waat• generated ~!1_ ";_ ~"*':: PUii.iC NOTICI l't40 ~~ hec:ft, CA Kennett\ D. ear..renneltter carol Y~ D.C. I AT lllO llA04 l200 W cw within the Qty la a ... ,,....., 1H711074H .... McMmr\ D.C. VD IUBIAflAM. CA. bC:ft ~ 1t1e11 MAbrftlt pUbllc eerYlce and "8t the ~,, ....... 10 the Pf~ eecmca OP ua.a PUIUC NOTICI ,J~h"c 9w. Env•3na.2 8M.D., Thia ttatemtnt wu flled n. ........ w -... .w:. -.. .,.. _.. on.,...,.,. turnllhed Wllh 9'aNgt. ~Ion. cot. ~ ~.,.. In aoaol'Cllll• Wllft the .... · " 1 ••ch Wfttl the Counly Clertl of wWt the County a..& .,.._ ""9rww_!llllt"' theeot*ectdQoumlnla.• 1tet1on. end dlapoa.i o1 ~~~-= =•otldon11100 eeoncaOP ~~.:;.rftin91on °'*'DeCounlyonM4.f7 0r1ngeeouncyonMM? • ...,...,Dllll.,,_.,. :.:..= ~=~=~~Urns lla'9d In P 1 lomlalu~:.=:-11e,,: n'f ~':':uv Ceoll J. 'olmar, M.D. o.iiv Hot JM 17, a.., 31. ~,.O:,~~:': ""91'V..._1JjtnllM ...,.,.., by the oonoem ~Improper 1bcM. alOM COde there '*"' CJIVIN tfWl ttte ~ Councll f .A.C.f • .._ 117~2 Beach feb. 7, 1tt7 '2'74 _, • 1111\1..ClllMtt ;:. 9"d ~lll'Ktlng control of IUOh ......._ a. Zakaroff ltrvlcH, dllf, unoetd llOrW,.. tar of ,_ Cltv ol Newport ~..,.. O, ~ PUIUC NOTICI Feb. 1 ,.., ,_ .. ._. ,_. lOt Fti ltllClloae Mt. flulllC WOUid M*faGt the Qty to Rouben Kandlllen. ,,.... ""*" 'MTOMC11 IWP -.ct\ .. ·hoed • IMMc • CA 11147 W •TICI ,.,_., ... ~"" .. Cltw ., COftlrlCt Coft Section ......... ...., ~ .... """' ........ '° a "'" &r"'JWODC*d DflD. T"I• ~· .. con-W144M78 eo. ...... ~ ..-0r. 4100 el 19q. Ind ........ Md may en-T:i-~ ~ ,,':; su-'1 tG ....._ 1110I NO. f)-4, ~ CM-= br: a ...,.. part> llOTIC8 OP FlelN HI I II 111 firn fl:•.:,..: hOh Old 1M11 be'°' ... • pubic nulaMeit, llr dent • Of811deocll0ft ... ~ Of THI CITY._. ..... -.. ...uoATICMI llwf11Um11S -~~;.:~ .... ~ b!1 uerlllador poMlon. ... ,._.., ,.. ~ Thia ~ of tr.. ..... .,...,. • COUNCIL Of THI CITY OP .....:-~Yea. .... -.. NII CllW IN The'*"'"' I .. 41\ eallll.-a ~ Of ~ ... 1n1eot lllf1Jlll11111, end ...... ahll be ......... mlllallMIOlll Mllhlild HIWPOIU llACH Rlchll4 Q c..tenol'J OMm l•OP Mii ........ • .... c:ii.. b0ndtt11n_Ml .... other .,...... ~In .. CllY't ofllclal,.... ..... eoflll, ··~ AMINDING CHA,Tlfl 111.D P~N..iiilWa MoftMouo _... ........ = fl .... QNllyfi ::n;.w.'~ :::.::.:. --.. ~ ... , ....... ='9' .... ~~ 1430 ~~ G.tii .... ,... .......~ .. = =-·.-. .· ..,... ••~ WH1R1A1 non ... 11MI illdilpClon end 11 rilll '° .... .._~.. MatNO"TO "* ~-ll9d ...... .._ -._ .. • ..-M .,....._,lfll ............ ioi l'9 '* 01=pttcw'°.,.._.,11• C::........... R IA ITCHI =..~=.: Yf? •1ar ~ D. --.. .... IM1 r=1: ~.i::t~ lh• =:.::" .C::-":: ~ ..... , ... ,= , • .., ....... :n. =... ...., '!I!: °"'...:a.::·:·:·~ n. ~-..·::Cano 'tl::l.r, ~ .... ="r.:-.:.:::o .. -:.."':.::: -· --iilf.r .. -: :":...., -. i.~ .... • "' .... .....,. .,.., ...... ., •TNITI ·-• .. .. ... •F4m•••4 ......... .__ ..., ,... lllft11111,onvw ••"'• • CD " co an I N I --as 0 • I . • • • • • .I \ ~ FRJOAY, JAAUAAY 17, 1997 - .. fUIUCIDTICll, PUIUCllOTICD ~--==--~""""'.. ~--=~-.... -:-_--:_,_ :----·-:----·-:--·-110T1C11 PUIUC_,.;... ....UCIOTICll' ~ .. _.,,._it -Ala.t""NOT•"'I ductecl by:e ~ CANeOI duded <bV;..,....,. -DJ:M r -· .... ,,--duNclby:anlndMCfuli PUiiJCllOTICI clUCMd~M~ ~:;:'"'"' rv~ ...,,.... rv~ ftf Haft YoU lllNcf dolna Thie buelnH• 11 con-WI.. ~ .._. ,you ...,.... doing • --~ _,.,_ Hlwe yv4' ...,,ed dOlng t9ve Y°" etantd dolnt :-r::··~ ......... ......... ''°~.......... bul!IMt• _ref? v .. a.ot. ti duc1ed by: a C9'PQfatlon Have you ...._, ................. -v-. t.-..? ........ bullnett Y!M? Ho l'IGtttJeua .......... bullntt• )'t4? No Nw .,.=.,... Maine tetwent THH l'lnanclli <lroup. Have you etan.ct dolnO bUalnea yet? Ye.a, f.1"'7 ....,_I. "'*'-.._. ltal•,...nt Albeft D. Babel Nw lta&elMClt Henly 0. l'tDWI • ._.. TM lalowtnQ l**On• .,. The f l*W• .,. '!l!C..;_ .IOMph c. ltat11fl0n, buelntff yet? No ~ ....,.,,. Thia ...........,. .. Neel The ~ pereont .,. Thie Ital~ Wit tiled Th• ~ 91ftont .,. Thi• •latttnent WM ,...., *41nQ buslne .. ••: doing~" p: Dolphin c;nairfNllVCl!O EOR T~i... Inc .. Thia autefn!t!'ll WU Ned Whh the ~ Clerk ttl .ina .__ •: •) OttQ ._,, 11\e County Clertc Of doll\Q bullneM u: Jll8t1& with IM,.~ty a.~ 90MPU-OOC Houaa. V•GU ·SIYI• Cu l no Thie lllatament WH llltd Ronald J, Quyer. ,,nldant wttl'I Iha Councy Olelll of Orange OcQlly on M H7, Hauclt. b) ll'lottliftit 0.. Otenge COlfty on W·t7 Ml l E!UfUlntnenl. 3M Orange--.r °" 1•-- 2 .. 11 Drydocll etur ... 2901 Welt 'llCiflo with Iha Coun4y Cleft! of Thie .....,,_. wu tiled Onnoe Counly on MM7, '-'ll70'1oe8 alarte -..,.. tt Ontpn~ 1 .. 7'7ffl19 Ottnn•Yt•:JJ· Laguna .t ... 17 .... 1 ~ Nguel, CA Wttt H~ ..... 316, ..... °'~Courcy on 1M•.et with Ille ~ Clet1' of 1M13T07ff1 Oelly flllot. JM. 11, 2A. 3t , tf .. ,V.,Nl'I, fNtne. CA OlllV Piiot Jen. 101 t 7, 24, Beacl\, CA ' ~ ~ Jen. 3, 10. 17, Pott hKJ\.1. CA t2M3 HHUCNIUI Orange Counly on M·t1 Deity Piiot, an. 17, ... 31, '•b. 7, 1tt7 ~ Nec>4 ~.~-~ _ Of. 1 .. 7 ,2U5 Bernadttlt uare1. '2t 14. 1117 > r1r.t ~ Wll._, Dolptiln uamlng CMNt Dalty ftllo4 Jen.'· 10. t1, • 1MT11ffl7• ,..,, 7, 1197 ,_ ..... .,,. ___ Oreo Heuck, t1 nrtWTW1, .u·· ·,.. NOTICI ~ Snat. Laguna "' ..... -~ ! .. ., DfYOOCli Cow, U.. Corf. .. (,\NeYlldtlcotpot• 2.4,1"7 1112 DalyPlotJen.10.17,24, rv--•n.w IMM.CA'2t04 --8Mch,-CA82Ut -..VlllV•"'• r,.. ......... CA mn lion . (NV). 110 !alt ... '1 '"7 ,213 PUIUC NOTICI .. tttk • ..._ Tiii• bu.lneH It con-.. _. .... ____ ... .__ Tl\11 bu1lneH le con-PJ~a...., ... ,,,, • A. a.on, m1 Min-,,.,., "'1e '· Lal Vegea. PUIUC llOTICI . rlO ·--........ duc1td by; .,, lncfMdual r---····· dueted by: en lndMCIUll ..... : ~ Av .. C09ta ...... rN et104 PUBLIC NOTtCI ,.......... ......... ...... • ......_. Hev. you l1Mttd dOlnQ Nw ltateMMt Haw you 11atted doing Nw l ... 1111i•nl .... if Tiii• bUllMH I• con-............ .... •• ...... ......... t :TM folloWlnO '*'°"" .,. ~ )'911 YH. M·M The tolloWlng S*lonl .,. bualneu yet? v ... 12+91 The ~ Pttton9 .,. '""1 • Ille butlne11 11 co~ ducted by; a corporadon ..._ ltaMMeftt l'lollt.._ 1...an... The ~ penon1 111 ddlnO bu11nees u : V.I.,. Grto Heuctc doinO buelnell 11: ~ Bernadette Juerez dOinO t>utlneH It! Stow-• " ~ • Otntfll p111-tU!Yt "°"' llMed doing The~ S*JOnl.,. ...... ltetetnent dolna butlheU u: Venezia OallYafy ltMOe, 111 c..,i. Thi• ·~ w• ~ An1 Conct11lon1, St• Thlt statement wu flied ewayz. 1007 8albOt ~ve .• • : . ship buslne .. yett No esolno bullt1"a u : •I S.• The f<*owlng per90N in PYoOuctlona, 20301 SW Cy. Ill It., Coat8 M.... CA wlCh ~ Otaufttt Cleftc Of Aocheet« It., IC, COttl With the County Clerk of lalt>Oa ltlend, CA mt2 • • you etllttd doing Doll>hln Qamk'IQ CNINt, view l'lnanclat. bl a .. vttw doing bualnt11 u : PIQ. Pf'HS SL, Newport e.adl, 92127 Or~ County on 12-31-M Mesa, CA t2U7 Orange County on M0-117, Clayton Warwick, 1 1007 •,. • "'-tllnea1 yai? No Corp., Kim Blown, C.E.O. Flnandal 1!.tcrow Div., c) NONE. INC.. 3001 I!. I.a CA t2tlO · Barbete J, Wltaon, 878 t ... UffOOJ St\aMon Matle Von Dofan, ttt1U07097 Bd>Otl Avt .. Baltioa lland, t Hatman Douglat Wiik.. Thie llllemtnt wu flied Unbtlltvale Real Eltale, Palma Av., Anahtlm, CA BV on TV Inc,. (CA), 20301 C.pttal St., ~osta Meta, p ally Piiot Jen 3 10 17 394 R~hHter St.. IC. Dally Pllo1 Jan 17 2• 31 CA 92882 • General pat1ntl . Wiii\ 11\t County Clerk of 28$5 e. CoHt Hwy 1229, t2800 SW CyprHI St., Ntwpon OA 828.» ~· 1197 • • 'nae COl1a Mtta. CA 82827 f: 7 .,,;.7 . • F. 20 Thi• bu1lne11 ,. con-lnla 11at~mtn1 was ftltd Orange County on 12·11-te Corona dtl Mat, CA t2t25 PIGNONE tNC .• (NY), 3e0t BNch, CA t2MO Tiiie bu1lnH1 11 con-• Thia bu1lnt11 11 con· •b. • ,..., ducted by: an Individual wlll\ '"-County Clerk of t9ff310St 04 Paul H. Reed, Inc., (CA). E. La Palma. Anattelm. CA Tl\lt bu.Inell •• co,,. ducted by:.,, lndMdual PUIUC NOTICI ducted by:.,, lndlvldl.ll/ PUBLIC NOTICI! Have you 1tat1td dOlng .Orange County on 1-7·97 D Uy Pilot Dec 2'7 1911e 28$5 f , COH1 Hwy 1220, 9280$ d..:ted by: e corl)Of'atlon Havt you •tarted doing Have you 1tarted doing t>usf"41s yet? YH , t2·3-H ' '9973708574 J~ 3 10 17 1997 • ftts7 Corona det Mar, CA t2e25 Thi• bu1lnt11 11 con. Hew yv4' l1atted doing bullneH ytt? No l'lotltlous 9uelMM ~~~~yet? No Flctftlou• auetn•H Cteyton WatWlck fl • Diiiy Pilot Jan 10 17 24 · • • • Thi• bu1lnH1 le con-due1ed by: a eotPofellon busln"• YIC1 Ye1, 1890 ISarbata Wlleon N.,... ltaleinent ~-"""'' M. Von Doran .,.,.. Statement lbl1 statement wa1 led · ' ' · PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: a ~atlon Have you atllttd doing BV on 'TY Inc., Bll1>•• Thi• atateinwnt wu filed The'lOlloWlng S*90nl art ll\11 ltalemtnt w .. filed The folloWlng Ptf•OO• .,. With tht County Cletk of ~1. 11111 F2l2 Havt you ltaMd doing butlnell yet? YH, 11113 VeMzla. Prta. with the CoUnty Clerk Of doing bullntll 11: Spec. with 1he County Clerk ol dOlng bUtlMH u : Richard Orange County 6n 12·21-118 PUILIC NOTICE FlcUUou. BualMH t>uslnff• Yt11Y••3-29-91 PIGNONE, INC .. Claudlo Thlt ltatttl*lt WU flied Orano-County on 12·19-91 tt\MTI Oornmtrclal Real e .. Orangt CounfY on 1-14-417, Perlrn Automotive, 1701 UtNS70S7S3 Name Statement Paul H. Aetd, lnou Paul H. Materuzl, RegJonal a.,,. will\ the County Cl«tl of f ... 3705f0t tate, 149 The Mui.r. Cir· f88737D7378 Tustin Ave., Coat• "Mesa, Dally PUot Jan. ~. 10, 17, FloUUoua lualneH The fonowlng S*M>ft1 are Rffd, Preskltnc tfll Mgr, Orange COlmly on 12"24-M Dally Phoe Dec. 27, 11116, a.. Cotta Mna. CA 112621 DaUy Pilot, Jan. 17, 2•. 3t, CA 92629 24, 1997 f178 ., Harne Statement doing bUalneH u : Graphic Thla atatemenl WH ftted Thi• 1tatem.nc wu filed f ... 3101133 Jen. 3, to. 17, 1•1 F154 John DaYld Van Ro1Mm, Feb, 7, 1997 F2•5 Rlcl\ard Leonard P11tln~ ... .,. The lo41owitlg P9rsons aft Arla ServlcH, 8132 Mlchffl wttl\ the County Cltrk of wlt.h the County Cllfk of Dally PllOt Jan. 3, 10, 17, PUBLIC NOTICE 1'49 The Muter• Cllcle, PUBLIC "'OTICE 748 Tuttln Ave., N-port PUBLIC NOTICE , .doing bUllnn1 11: or .. lllB, Huntington Beach, Orange County on 1·7·117 Orange County on 12·18-90 2•. 1197 '181 Costa Mna, CA 92827 n Beach, CA 92e83 F'-tlllo•·a aua•--aa . ·•I Allegra Neck and Back CA 92847 18871709989 1ttt3704U1 Tiii• bu1lnt11 11 con-This tiu1ln111 11 con-"' '" """' Pain Cllnlc, bl Premiere Brian Patrick Corey. 22231 Dally Pilot Jen, tO, 17, 2'4. Dally Piiot Jan. 10, 17, 2.4, PUBLIC NOTICI FNlcltltleult1 •tuatneaa ducted by: an Individual F1Nct1Uou1•t Btualneata ducted by: 1n Individual T Nef m1• •1 tat e,.ent • fiHllh and We IMH Cen-Adamo, Laguna Hllli, CA 31 1197 F208 31 1997 F220 .,... ta •ment Have you •tarted doing ame a emen Have you llarted doing h• ot ow ng ptreont •r• ~ 'ter1, ' Corporate Park 92653 ' ' Flctltloue aualneaa The fOlloWlng Ptf•on• ara bu.1lneu yet? No The following persons ate bu11nus yet? No doing buslneH ••: Azure • Drive, 51.111• 100. Irvine. CA Gina Ann Corey, 22231 PUBLIC NOTIC! PUBLIC NOTICE Name Stat•....,t doing bullnHt u: Koo-Ka Jol\n Van Ro11em doing business as: K.O.F. Richard L PtrUn CrHtlons, 2545 Elden Ave .. 92606 Adamo Laguna Hiiis CA The followtng Ptf901'1 at• Cl\oo MatktllnQ, 2183 Fair-Thl1 1t1tement wa1 t111d & AltoclatH, 3151 Airway This statement w11 flied IE, Costa Mesa. CA 1121127 Comprel\enilve Weight 92653 ' ' FlctlUoua aualneu Flotltloua Buet...-a doing bu1lnet1 u : Ad• view '222, C-0111 M .. •. wltl\ the County Citric or Ave, 8-3, Costa Mell, CA with the County Clerk of Vlnh 0 . Ha, 2545 Eldt n Management, (CA), 1 Cor· This builne11 11 con-Name Statement Name State,,,.,_t vanced Techn ol oglH CA 112827 Orang• County .on 1+97 92628 Orange CountY on 1-10·97, Av• .. IE. Costa Mna. CA Qorat• Park Drive. Suite ducted by: husband and Th• follOWlng J*•ons 11• The followlng J*IOnt are Group, 2175 Pacific Ave, Thomu Anthony Sanettl, tt973109435 Kavin Danie! Friedman, tl-73707089 112627 100. lrvlne, CA 92608 wife doing bulln•"8 11: Prince doing buslneH a1: The Suite E·2, Cotta M .... CA 11182 Alol\a Or., Huntington DaUy Piiot Jan. 10, 17, 2•. 210'4 W. Dogwood Ave, Dally Pilot, Jan. 17, 24, 31, Thia bu~lneu . la con· " This bu1lnt11 11 con-Have you 1taned doing Transport, 2818 Redland1, Moto Tracer Company, ~7 Beacl1, CA 12648 31 11197 Fl9S Anaheim. CA 92801 Feb 7 1997 F268 ducted by. an lnd1vldual ducted by: 1 corpotatlon buslneu yet? No Cotta MHa, CA 92827 8882 Htil Avenue, Apt. 7, JatM1 Cl'lat1H Van Vitek, Tl\11 bu1ln111 Is con-• This bu1lntss I• con-· • Have you started doing .. Have you llarted doing Brian P. Corey David Leveque, 2818 Red· Wutmlnster, California 2175 Pacific Ave, E·2, ducted by; an lndMdual PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE buslneu yet? No 1 t>Yslnesa yet? Yu This 111tement was filed tand1, Costa M111, CA 92883 Costa Meu, CA 92827 Have you 1t1tted doing Have you started doing Vlnh Ha " Comprehen1lve Weight with the County Clerk of 92827 Wtndy DenlH Morton, Tl\la bu11ne11. !• con-bullnesa ye!? No ,.. FloUtloua e..alMH bUsl!'•ll yet? Yts, 11-2·96 Flctltloua Bualneaa This statement w11 Ried Management, Jo11 s. Veta, Orange County on 12·24·98 Darla lAVeque, 2618 Red· 8882 Hell Avenue, Apt. 7, ducted by: an Individual Thomu A. Santttl Name l tetement Kevin D. Friedman Name Statement with the County Cle<k of COO 11983705922 lands, Costa M•sa. CA WHtmln ster, Calllornla Have you started doing Thia 111temen1 wu filed The foHowtng S*SOna .,, This statement was med The lollowlng per1ons art Orange County on 1-8-97 Thi• statement was flied Dall Pilot Jan 3 10 17 92627 92883 bU1lne11 yet? No wltl\ tl\e County C1e<k of doing bUslneu u : Cad· with the County Clwk of doing bUsineH 11: Pacific 19973708831 *Ith tile County Clerk of 24 Y897 · ' •1183 Tl\la bu1lne11 11 con-Tl\ls bu1lne11 la con-James C. Van Vitek Orange County on 12·19-116 mua EnllfptlH, 4500 Cam. Orange County on 1-14·97, Realty Alliance, 733 Bo!-Dally Piiot Jan. 10. 17, 24, Orang• County on 12·19-· 1 ducted by: husband and ducted by: an Individual Tl'll• 1t1tement waa ftled 18983705107 pu1 Drive, ,Suite 390, New· , 19973 707405 eona Drive. Laguna Beach, 31, 1997 f219 ... '8, 19983705115 PUBLIC NOTICE Wll• Have you 1tarted doing -wltl\ the County Clerk of Dally Piiot Dec. 27, 1998, port Beach, CA92660 Dally Piiot, Jan. 17, 24, 31, CA 92651 bally Piiot, Jan. 17, 24, 31. Have you 1tarted doing buslna11 yet? No Orang• County on 1·7•97 Jan. 3, 10. 17, 1997 F156 Mark F. Mou, 366 Genoa Feb. 7, 1997 F247 Stephanie Anne Geary. PUBLIC NOTICE p b 7 1997 F276 Flctltloua BualneH busJnn1 yet? No Wendy Deni .. Monon t 8873709832 Lani. Coeta MeH, CA 733 Bolsana Drive Laguna flctltlo"a Bualn••• e · ' Nam• Statement D11la LtVeque Tl\11 statement wa1 flied Dally Pilot Jan. 10, 17, 24, PUBLIC NOTICE 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE Beacl\, CA 92651 · " 1 PUBLIC NOTICE The followlng perions are This 11at1ment w11 Ried with th• County Clerk of 31, 1997 F201 1 Tl\11 bu1lne11 Is con· Flct.ltloua Bualn••• This business la con-Nam• Statement ---------•doing buslneu 11: Alie! with 1ht County Clerk of Orange County on 12·13·98 f ctltloua aualneaa ducted by: an Individual ducted by: an lndlvldual Tha loltowlng P9rlons ara ·, • Flc UUoua BualnH• Company, 1927 Harbor Bl.. Orange County on 1·7·17 f8883704824 PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement tf•ve you •tarted doing Ham• Statement Have you started doing doing business 11: Tltr 1 • Name Statement 1150, Costa Mua. CA 18873708577 Dally PUot Jan. 10, 11, 2•. .._.ltloua 9ualneH The following person• are buslneu yet? Yts, 1-1·117 Th• following per1on1 ere business yet? Yes, t.1.92 So1utlon1, 401 40th St., 'The loaowtng persons are $2627 Dally Piiot Jan 10 17 24 31 1997 F225 r""' doing bullnts1 as: The Mark F. Mou doing buslneH 11: Fnl Stephanie Anne Geaty Newport Beach, CA 12663 Oolng buslnesa as: Bro-Susan Leller, 3706 Chan-31 1997 · ' i 21 4 • Name Statement Kacl\lna Window, 1280 Tl\lt statement was filed Star Financial, 3905 Chen-This statement wn flied Cheri Youaw. 401 40tll ~ur11 • Leu, 17732 nel Place, Newport Beach, ' PUBLIC NOTICE The following persons ate 811on 189-379. Newport Will\ lht County Clerk of nel Place, Newpot1 Beach, with tile County Clerk of SI.. N1wport Beacl\, CA 811cll Blvd .. Suite c. Hun. CA 92663 PUBLIC NOTICE doing butlne11 H : Brad· Beach. CA 92660 Orang• County on 1-6-97 · CA 92683 Orange County on 1+10-97, 112683 tlngton B•acl\, CA 92647 Lawrence Leifer. 3706 Flctltloua BualneH 1trHt Investment Co., 121 John O. Cline, 14~ Colo-19973706411 Geoffrey Heckler, 3905 11973707081 This bu1lneu 11 con· • Paull Cas1anon, 17732 Channel Place. Newport Flctltloua 8ualneaa Hame Statement AQatt Ave., Balboa lllend, rado, Boulder City, NV, Dally Pilot Jan. lO, 17, 24. Channel Place, Newpon Daily Pilot, Jan. 17, 24, 31, ducted by: an lnCllvldual •• Beach Blvd .. Suite C, Hun-Beach, CA 92683 Neme Statement The followlng pereons are CA 92682·1001 89005 31 1997 Fl99 Beach, CA 92663 F b 7 1997 F265 Have you started doing tlngton Beach, CA 92647 This bualne11 la coll-The followlng per1one are doing buslnes1 11: World· Wllllam S. Stewart, 123·C Till• bu1ln111 Is con· • This business 11 con· e · • business yel~ No Georgie G. Roberts, 17732 dyeteG by: nu1band and doing bu1lnH1 n : Team wide Golf Scllool1, t 4893 Agate Avt .. Balboa Island, ducttd by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE Cheri Yozsaw 8eaeh Blvd .. Suite C. Hun· wife . Mom Productions, 20822 E. Ball Rd., Anaheim, CA CA 92662-1001 Hive you 1tarted doing Have you llarted doing This statement was filed llngton Beach, CA 92647 Have you started doing Lancelot Lane, Huntlnglon 92806 Tl\11 bualness 11 con· buslne11 yet? Y11, 11·1·96 flctlt1ou1 Bualn••• buslnsss yet? Yes, 1.13.97 Flctltloua Bualneaa with the County Clerk of This business ts con· business yet? Yea, 1978 Beach, CA 92&48 Worldwide Goll Enter· ducted by: a llmlted part· John D. Cline Name Statement Geoffrey Heckler Name Stetement Orange County on 12·13·98 dueled by: a general part· Lawrence J. Leifer Lealle Gay Not11l, 20822 p1l11a, Inc., (CA). 26382 nershlp Tl\11 statement was med The followlng pertons .,. This statement was filecj The followlng P9r•ons are 19983704581 nersl\lp This llatement wH flied Lancelot Lane, Huntington Carmel Rancho Lane, Car· Have you started doing with . th• County Clerk of doing buslneu as: Com-with the County Clerk ol doing business H : Ron Y. Dally Pilot Jan. 10. 17, 24, Have you started doing with the County Clerk of Beach, CA 92848 mel, CA 93923 butlnH1 yet? Yes, 1-1·74 Orange County on 12·19-96 munlcatlon Acceu, 138 Orange County on 1-14·117, Goldstein. M.D .. • ggg N. 31, 1997 f224 t>utlneu yet? Yes, 12/18/ Orange County on 12-31-116 Tl\11 bu1lne11 la eon-This bualne11 11 con-Wiiiiam S. Stewart 19"3705108 Laurent, Newport Beach, 19973707394 Tustin Ave., 115, San .. --------- 98 1t983705tn ducted by: an Individual ducted by: a corporation This statement waa filed Dally Pilot Dec. 27, tt96, CA t2e60 Cally Pilot, Jan. 17, 24, 31, Ana, CA 92705 PUBUC NOTICE Paula Castanon Daily Pilot Jan. 3. 10, 17, Tl\• reglatranl(•I com· Have you started doing wt0tll theCouCounty Clerk of Jan. 3, 10, 17, 1997 F158 Christopher Clollerty, 138 Feb. 7, 1997 F248 Ron Y. Goldstein, M.D.. 1 a·~• This 11a1ement was filed 2• 1997 1187 menced to tranaact bUll-business yet? No, 1-1·97 range nty on 1·7·17 Laureot Newpot1 Beach 1201 Oceanfront Laguna Flctlt oua -n••• wllll the County Clerk of ' nest under the fictltious Wortclwlde Goll EnterprlH, 198737Ge579 PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92eeo ' PUBLIC NOTICE Beach. CA 92651 ' Harne Statement Orange County on 12-24·96 PUBLIC NOTICE buslnesa name(1) llsted Inc .. Al Morris,· Gen. Mgr. Dally Piiot Jan. 10, 17, 2•, ,._ 1 lou •·-• Thi• buelnen 11 con· Thia buslnen 11 con· Tl\t following person• are 19983705531 aboYe on: Not Applicable This statement waa flied 31 1997 F209 ""t t • .... ness ducted by: 1n lndivldual Flctltloua BualnHa ducted by: an lndivldull doing business a1: Vlvlt11, Dally Piiot Jan. 3, 10. 17, Flctltloua Bualneaa Leslie G. North with tile County Cleltl of ' Name Statement Have you 1ta11ed doing Name Statement Have you started doing 801 -N. Tustin Ave,. Sult• 24 1997 1179 Nam• Statement Thi• statement w11 filed Orange County on 12·12·98 PUBLIC NOTICE The following PtfSOns are bu1lne11 yet? No The lollowlng persq111 11e business yet? Yes 10-1-98 704, Santa Ana, CA 92705 · The followlno.persons are with th• County Clerk ol 19983704524 doing buslnen u : CBP & Chrla Cloherty doing business as: Bee· Ron Y. Gotdstein.'M.O. Ramon Scrugg1, M.D .. PUBLIC NOTICE doing buslneu as: Fuller & Orange County on 1·10·97, Daily Pilot Jan. 10, 17, 24, flctltloua Bualn•H A11oc., 23!M College Drlvt, Tl\la 1tatement wa1 filed more lndustrlea, 1602 Pia· This statement w11 fifed 1831 Orange Ave.. Suite A, ---------I Hansen. 430 32nd St. Sutt• 19973707092 31 1997 F226 Name ltetement Cot ta Mesa, CA 92626 with the County Clerk of centla Ave, Costa Mesa, with the County Clerk of Costa Me1a, CA 92627 flctltloua Bu1lneaa 200, Newpon Beach. CA Dally Piiot, Jan. 17, 24, 31, ' Tl\t folloWlng persons are Charmaine Bernard Pick· Orang• County on 1·7·97 CA 92827 Orange County on 1·14·97, Thia bualneu la con-Nam• Statement 92662 Feb 7 1997 F263 PUBLIC NOTICE doing buslneas u: We ell, 2394 College Drive, 18873708593 Phlllp G. Moore, 1602 Pia· 19973707407 ducted by: an lndMdual , The following persons are Richard A. Fuller 111 Oi>al • ' Cate Carpet Cleaner•. 653 Co1ta Mesa. CA 92626 Dally Pilol Jan 10 17 24 eentla Ave. Costa Mesa, A Dally Pilot Jan 17 24 31 Have you started doing -doing business as: IL Stu· Ave.. Balboa t~land, CA PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua Buelneaa Seal, Co1ta Mesa, CA Thl1 bustneu Is con. 31 1997 · ' F202 92627 Feb 7 1997 · ' F271• buslntss yet? No dlo/Plct1Jt11que, 417 31st 92662 Name Statement 92627 ducted by: an lndlvtdual • Thi• business Is con· · • Ramon Scruggs, M.D. St.. Newport Beach. CA William R. HanHn, 12 flctltloua aualneH The following J*IOnS are finest W. LaBreck, 653 Have you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE This statement ~s filed 112663 Ainuock, Irvine. CA 92612 Name ltatement doing buslne11 as: CroH· Seal, Co1t1 Meu, CA buslneu yet? Yts, 12·10-Have you 11111ed doing with the County Clerk of $haron Hutchison. 422 This buslneu 11 con-The following per10ns ar1 roads, 453 Costa M ... St., 92827 915 Flctltloue Bualneaa buslneu yet'? No Flctltloua Bualneaa Orange 'COlllty on 1-14·97, Villa Point Dr.. Newport ducted by: an unlncorpo-doing buslneu as: P1clflc Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Thl1 bu1lne11 11 con-Charmalrw B. Pickett Name Statement Plllllp G. Moore Name Statement 19973707408 Beach, CA 112660 rated auoclatlon other Golf Tour, ee Egret LI\., David A. Zllo. 22809 Fern dUcted by: an lndlVlduaJ This statement was ftled The followlng peraona are This statement was filed The following P9r10ns are Daily Pilot Jan 17 24 3t Mlehele Prata Bowden, than a p1rtne11hlp Aliso VleJo, CA 92656 Ave, T0trance, CA 90505 Have you , .. ,,ed doing with t"-County Clerit ol doing bl.Illness a1: Lawson with th• County Clerk of doing buslntss as: Cham-Feb. 7, 1997 . · ' ,:240 34082 Capistrano by Sea, Have you started doing John Stepl\an BurckJe, 66 Dsborah Casey Clark, 453 butlneu yet? VIS, Jan. Orange County on 12·19·98 & Klng, 485 E. 17th Strfft, Olange County on 1·1•·97, pion Graphic.a, 2117 All· Dana Point. CA 92629 bu~ne11 yet? No Egret LI\,. Allio Viejo, CA Co1ta Mesa St., Coata 11175 t9HS705102 , 201. Cotti Mtu, CA 189737074D4 bame #2, Huntington PUBLIC NOTICI! Thl1 bu1lness Is eon· Richard A. Fuller 92646 Meu, CA 92627 Ern11t W. l.aBreck Dally Piiot Oec:. 27, 11198, 92827 Dany Pilot, Jan. 17, 24, 31, Beacl\, CA 92848 1---------duc:ted by: a general part· This statement waa flied Mlchael Stanlty MllH, Thia bu1lnet1 Is con-Thi• 1t1tement w11 flied Jan. 3, 10. 17, 1997 F159 Teny Zism1n, 177 River-Feb. 7, 1997 F252 Jett Hall1 2111 Alabama Flotltloua •wlneaa nershlp wilh the County Cletk of 8402 Munsllr Or., Hunting· ducted by: • general parn· with the County Cltfk of aide Drive, F, Newport 12. Huntington Beach, CA Name Statement Have you started doing Orange County on 12·31-96 ton Beacl\, CA 928411 ter1hlp Orange County on 12·27·98 PUBLIC NOTICE Beach, CA 92663 PUBLIC NOTICE 92648 The following parson• art Qu1lne11y11?No 19983708011 Thl1 bu1lne11 11 con-Havt you started doing 198837DS730 This bu1ln111 11 con-This business Is con-doing bu1lne11 u : Sharon Hutchllofl Dally Pilot Jan 3 10 17 ducted by: co-partne11 bu1ln•11 yet? No Dally Pllo1 Jan. 10, t7, 24, Flolltloua lualneaa dt.JCted by: an lndlvldual Flctltloua Bualneaa ducted by: an lndlvlduat R.E..P.S .. 8 Mayapplt Way, Michele Prata Bowden 24 1997 · · ·1189 Hive you 111rtad dOlng David A. Zito 31, 1997 F222 Harne ltetement H1v1 you 11at1ed doing Name Stat~ment Have you 1tarted doing ll'Vlnt. California 92612 This statement w11 flied • buslneu yet? No Thi• statement Wal flied The folloWlng J*•ons 111 bu1lnn1 yet? Yea, 1+97 The following pe11ons are business yet? Yes 1988 Beverly Ulvan, 8 Mayapple with the County Clerk of PUBLIC NOTICE John S. Surckle with the County Clerk ol PUBLIC NOTICE doing buslneu as: Ar· Terry ZJsman doing buslneu as: Bond Jett Hall · Way, Irvine, CA 92812 Orange County on 1·7·97 This 111tement w11 nltd Orange Couniy on H•·t7, rowhHd Precl1lon. 165 This atatemlf\t w11 filed Marketing, 260 C1gney This statement was filed Thi• bu1lnt1i 11 con- 111973708887 FlcUUoua Bualn•H with the County Ctlrtl of 19173707393 Flotltloua helneaa Tulip Lane, Cotti Mau. with the County Clerk of Lane, 1120. Newport with the County Clerk of ducted by: anlndlyldual Daily Pilot Jan. 10. 17, 24. Name Statement Orange County on 12·28·116 Dally Pilot, Jan. 17, 24, 31, Name Statement CA 92627·1721 . Orengt County on 1·7·97 Beach, CA 92663 Orange County on 1-14·97. Have you started doing 31, 1997 F200 The following per1on1 are 18883705593 Feb. 7, 1997 F2•11 The follow!ng ~ate Mala Zatr, 185 TUUp Lane, 18873 708594 C11oliM1 Bond. 260 Cag· f88731073H buslnes•J•I? No doing busineH 11: a) TMO Dally Pilot Jan. 3 10 17 doing buslneu u . Maid '4 Co1ta Msu. CA 92627· Dally Pilot Jan 10 17 24 ney Lane, 1120, Newpon Daily Pilot Jan 17 24 31 Beverly Ivan PUBLIC NOTICE Designs, b) Tum M1 On 2• 1997 ' '1174 PUBLIC NOTICE You Home Cltanlng Pro-1721 31 1997 · ' ,:203 Beach, CA 92663 Feb 1 1997 · ' f:273 Thi• 1tatement Wll filed Designs, 1415 Orange st.. ' fesllonat1, 2t Battouanto Thi• bu1lntu Is con-• Thi• buslneu 11 con-· • will\ the County Clerk of Flctltloua Bualn•H 4. Huntington Beacl\, CA PUBLIC NOTICE Flc tltloua Bualneaa Court, Newport Beach, CA ducted by: an lndlvldual PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 1·7-97 Name Statement 92648 Name Stat ement 926&3 Havt you 1tarted doing Have you •tarted doing · 19973108180 The following persons are Keith Kulplnakl, 1415 Or· Flctltloue BualnHa Tl\e following P9r•ons art Brl1n Hollabaug~. 21 Bar· bUllneH yet? No '8ctltloua aualn•H busin~ss yel? No FlctlUou.-Bualneaa Dally Piiot Jan. 10. 171 24, doing business as: Hillview ange St.. 4, Huntington Name Statement doing buslneu u : a) loutnto Court, Newpot1 Mala Zarr Name Statement Caroline Bond N•m• statement 31 1997 F216 Estell Limited. 3142 Kerry Beach, CA 92648 The following per1ons are Guardian eualne11 Op-Beach, CA 92663 Thi• 1tet1m1n1 wu filed Tl\t lollowlng perions 11e This statement was filed The followlng persons are •--'-------- Lane, Cosla Mosa. CA Robert Gayle 1660 Pia-doing buelness 11: Cryital portunlty, bl Guardian Tel•· Tl\lt buslnan . 11 eon· with the County Clerk of doing business u : Outer· with the County Clerk of doing buslneu as: Jace In· PUBLIC NOTICE 92626 centla Ave., Costa Me11, by lynd1, 283 Bowllng communications Marketing, ducted by: an Individual Orange County on 12·19-98 llmlta Marine, 600 w. coast Orange County on 1-10-97, 1uranct Servlc11. 35011•--------- Larry A. Culp, 3142 Kerry CA 92627 Green Drive, Costa MHa, 9582 Hamllton Ave, Hun· Have you 1larttd doing 1 ... 3701104 Hwy .. Newpot1 Beach, CA 189737D7104 west MacArthur, Suite 809, Flctltloua aualMH Lane. Costa Mesa. CA This business 11 con. CA 92826 tlngton Beacl\, CA 92648 buslne11 Y•l7 No Dally PUot Oec:. 27, 1196, 112683 Dally Piiot, Jan. 17, 24, 31, Santa Ana, CA 92704 Hame Statement 92626 ducted by: co-partners Lynda Pauline MacDonald. Kenneth JoHpl\ Szabo, ~."'Hollabaugh fl..,.. Jan. 3, to, 11, 1•1 F160 Mlcl\HI Meehan, 600 Feb. 7, 1997 f258 Patricia J. Etemo, 15884 The fotlowlng pers0n1 are l<ennetll W. Crawford. Have you started doing 283 Bowling GrHn Drive, 9372 Melba Or., Garden ""' stetement w11 1.., Coast w. coast Hwy .. New-Saddlt Cour1, fountain Val· doing butlneH u : Space 19532 A1nch Ln .. # 107, buslnHs yet? No Co1ta M .... CA 9262& Grove, CA 92641 with tile County Clertl of PUBLIC NOTICE pon S.acll, CA 92683 PUBLIC NOTICE fey, CA 92704 Dall, 1n River.Ide Or., Huntington Beach. CA Keith Kulplnskl Tl\11 bu1lne11 11 con-Tl\11 bu1lne11 11 con-Orange County on 1-14-97, Tl\l1 busln111 Is con-Thia bu1lntu Is con-Newpot1 Beacl\, CA 92683 92648 This statement was filed ducted by: • llmlted part· ducted by: an lndlvldual 188737073ff Flcltltloue lualMH ducted by: an Individual Flctltloua Busln••• ducted by: an Individual John M. Aetcher, 130 23rd Tl\ls busln111 la con· with th• County Clerk of nershlp Have you ttarted doing Dally Pilol, Jan. 17, 24, 31, Name ltatement Have you alalted doing Harne Statement Have you started doing St., Coste Mesa, CA 92827 dueled by: • general part· Orange County on 1·7·17 Have you 11arted dOlng buslneu yet? Yes, 1995 Feb. 1. 1197 F251 The folloWlhg peraons art bClslneu yet? YH, 1-1·97 The tollowlng persons are buslnessJet? No Tlll1 bu1lne11 11 con-nershlp 19873708999 buslnes1 yet'? No Kenneth J. Szabo doing bYalne11 u: K & G Mlcllul MNl\an dolnq bu1ln111 as: All Patricia . Eterno ducted by: an Individual Have you started doing Dally Piiot Jan 10 17 2• Lynd• P. MacDonald, Gen-Thi• llll•ment WU flied PUBLIC NOTICE Watering, 320 8th St .. Hun-Thi• atatement WU riled Amencan Craftsman. t819 This atatlmenl WH flied Htv• you ltat1ed doing buslne11 yet? Yes. 1-1·97 31 1997 · ' i:2o6 eral Partner With the County Clerk or tlngton Beach. CA 112648 wlll\ the County Clerk of W. La Palma Ave., Ana· with the County Clerk 01 buslne11)et? Yes, 1992 Kenneth W. Crawford ' This 111tement was flied Orange County on 1·t0-97, Flolltloua Bualn•H Ted Szuba. 320 6th SlrHt, Orang• County on 1.7.97 helm CA 92801 Orange County on 1-10·97 John Fletcher This stalement was filed PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk of 19t73707f01' Name Statement Huntington Beach, CA 199737D8597 Travl1 Colln Jon11, t819 tl973707085. This 1tatemen1 wa1 flied with the County Clerk or Orange County on 12·2•·98 Dally Pilot, Jan. 17, 2A, 31, Th• lollowtng person• "4! 92648 Dally Piiot J1n. 10 17 24 W. La Palma Ave .. Ana· Dally Pilot Jan 17 :i4 31 With the County Clerk ol Orange County on 1-13-97, f lctltloua BualneH 1998370593 2 Feb 7 1997 ,255 doing butln•H H : Petroa Thia bu1lntu 11 con-31 1997 ' F20S helm, CA 92801 F b 7 1997 · • ,;243 Or1ng1 County on 1.S.t7, 19973707259 Name Statement Dally Piiot Jin. 3, 10, 11, · ' Marine Service, 1"94 low• duct.cl by: an Individual • This bu1lne11 11 con· • · • 1'973709808 D11ty Piiot. Jan. 17, 24, 31, The lollowlng pereona .,.. 24, 1997 1178 PUBLIC NOTICE SllHl, Coste MeP, CA Hive Y°"' •tarted dok'IQ PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lndlvldual PUBLIC NOTICE Dally Pilot. Jan. t7, 24, 31, Feb. 7, t997 F244 doing business u : Ml11lon 92628 bualllHI yet? Yn. 11-10-Have you atartea doing F b 7 1997 F2•2 ---------• Mlcrosystem1, Inc .. ss.2 PUBLIC NOTICE Flotltloua Bualneaa Pttros l<ouratdls, 1694 75 PloUtlo-..a BuelneH buslneu yet? Yet, 12·1-98 Flctltloue BualneH • · • PUBLIC NOTICE Edlnglf Ave., Suite 113, Name Statement Iowa SllHt, Colla Meu , Ted Szuba Name l tatement Travis Jonea Name ltatement ~-----------------1 Hunilngton BHcl\, CA Flctltloua auetMH ~following S*tonl.,. CA 12628 Thia llaternent wu flied The following PtflOftl .,. This llaltrneot wu filed Th• followlng perlON ate PUBLIC NOTICE Flc tltloua Bualneaa 92649 H.ame Statement doing bu1lne11 11: JS Tf\11 bu1lne11 11 con-With 1ht County Clerk of doing bullnel1 u : Quality Will\ ttfe County C1wk of doing butlneSI ea; Sporta Ham• ltat t m•nt Minion Mlcro1y1ttm1, The followlng persona art WH l,LLC/Julce Stop-ducted by: en lndlllidual Or~ County on 12·23-98 Managtmtnl Group, 20111 Orange County on 12-20-Conditioning And co08un-....... Tl\t followtng persons are Inc., (NV), 4550 WHt dolog bullnl11 u : Cigar· Corona Oel Mar, 2801.C Have you ltat1ed doing t ... 37011438 NOfetoll Lant, Huntington 98, 18983705288 Ing Servlc.. 6065 Balsa-AC1mDU1 ~ng bsualnrt'" a8•: S1f• Oakey Blvd .. Suite 111, La1 gont , 19000 MacArthur East Coast Hwy.,Corona ~~ yet'? Yu, 11·f. Daffy Piiot Jan, i . 10, t7, Beacl\, CA 112&41S Daily PUot, Jan. 17, 2•. 31, wood, trvtne.'CA 92812 .. rrvUH ecu ty, 1 0 New-Vegu, NV 89t02 Blvd., 1500, ltvlne, Calll. Otl Mat, CA 112625 "'""' 24. tl97 Un 8arry 8 . Elml, 20191 feb. 7 1997 F242 Andrew Blaine Miller, 77 Tiii fallcMllll 11111911(1) 1M11 00'1 Center Drive, Suite Till• buelne11 11 con-92715 JS WHt LLC 11S Rana Petros Kourakll1 N0tcrort Lane Huntington ' Orchard 1rvrne CA 92820 E\tlull,_ a: (a) tCJRnlN & 270. Newport Beach, CA ducted by: a corporation Clg11gon• Corp .• (Alberta Rancho Santa M1rgarlta: Tri• ~tat•cment we•• l . ledf PUBLIC NOTIC! a .. cn, CA t29"a PUBLIC NOTICE Thia bu1ln1ie I• con-AWliw:Y· (b) • 82660 Have you •tarted doing Canad•). 18000 MacAttt1ur CA 92888 w th tne ounty le ... o Thia bu1lnt11 11 con-ducted by: an Individual HORfOH a..tME ·~ lnternallonal Program buslneu yet? YH, 1981 Blvd.,. •500, lrvtne, OA This bualn•H It con-Orange County on M O<t 7, flotttlon lualnHa ducted by: an Individual Flctltloua Bualneaa Have you ltarted doing liW)ll· ~OM 1 CQN. Qroup, lno.. (Cal.) 180 Minion Mlcro1y1tem1. 92715 ducted by: Umlled Uabltlty 188'73707099 Neme ltetemet1t Have you atarttd doing Name Statement bu1lneu yet? YH, o Jan. WAI( • #1t <~ Newport Ctnter Drlvs. Inc.. Wiiiiam 8. McDon-Thi• buelneu 11 con-Co.,(C.llfornla) Dally Piiot, Jan. 17, 24, 31, ~ fOltOWlng S*lonl are bUtlnHI yet? No Tl\t followlng P9raon1 are 1997 HOftTON 1 OOINtME ~ lull• 270, Newport Beach, ough, Pr11ld1nt ducted by: a corpotatlon Heve you started doing Feb:7, 1197 f 25'4 doing ~· .. : The Barry B. Elml dOlng bullne1111: Girt Fri· Andrew Blaine Miiier IMCY .,17 1110w ..._.Dr CA g2660 Till• atatement waa filed Have you atarted doing bualne11 yet? No f100f COft\PllYY, 1$40 Rev· Thi• 1111tmen1 wH ftled day Reglatry, Ste 387· Tl\11 tt.tement w .. ftled Ollftal. CA'aa m ... • Thl1 bualntu 11 con· With the County Cltfk of bUtlnel1 yet? Ve1, t2·7-te l.erry Hiii PUBLIC NOTICE nolda Avenue •101, IMne, with 1he County Clerk of 2538t Alicia Pky, Laguna With the County Clerk ot 8iMn 1t.e.it Cofl..w fYc:led by: • corporetloo Orange County on 1+7·117 Clgargon• Corp., Ksn This 1tai.rnent wu ftled CM!fottlle t 2t14 Oran$• County on 1·7·17 Hiiis, CA 112853 Orange County on Mo-t7, ~ 1111 ...,. DllW' .Have yv4' •tarted doing 19873709981 Ocnt11e, V.P. With the Cowlty Cletk ol PJotltleue ._......._ Oe1u pllere CavH • 1H7i704172 Maty Cantrell, 235e1 Loa t887370Tf01 sa 121 ;,.·1 ~tines• yet? No Cally Piiot Jan. 10 17 24 Thia etateiment -flied Orange County on MM7, Neme ltate.....e IMHOF, INC., (Clllfornla), Dally Piiot Jan 10 17 24 AdOrnos, Laguna Hilts. CA Dally Piiot Jan. 17 24 31 aa.l • ...... llldl. "" 4nttrnatlonel Program • ' ' wftl\ the eouncy Cltrtc of 1H?3?07fOZ The tolOWlng pereone .,. 1141 Commodore Road, · • • • 92W • • • • • Group, Inc .• Llonard M. 31• 1997 '217 Ofangt ~on 12.a•.ae dolncr bualMli ae: The Newport 8 H ch, Callf. 31, 1197 F. 2t0 Thia bu1lnea1 le con-Feb. 1• 1197 F260 '* ..,._luo" .. clld CW .. otzwor1h. Prelldent, CEO PUBLIC NOTICE tHN70HH Oelty PUot, Jen. 17' 24' 31' CuoTng l dge, Cuelom taeeo PUBUC NOTICI duct.ed by· an lndl\lldual ""PUBLIC NOTICE ·~~ , Jl\lt 11atement w11 flied ftb. 7• 1197 f25t Woodw0tktng Compaf)y, Thie buelne11 11 con-Have yoU llart.ct doing ....,.... ,_ llOt ,--.i 1 with tht County Cltrk 01 f lc11tloua •ualnHa 2~":wrf'Mot Jan. '· 10•f1~ PUBLIC NOTICE 3201 Colorado Piece, dUcted i;>y: • COfpot•llon fl1elffloue halMM bullntM yet? No lflot.ltl4Md •uetneH ~ ..._ 111*' lie ( Orange County on 1-14·97, Name statement ' COlte M ... , CA ta028 Henry 0. Plowt Nemeltate .... t Maty Canllall Name lteteMen& -....._ ,_ Of < 1H7i707381 The totlOWlng P«•on• .,. PUILIC NOTICI Plotltlou• aualMH Daniel Ltwl1 Pecottt , 3201 Thie 1ta1tn'llnt wH filed The followlnO PtflON are Thia atatement waa flled The IOlloWlng S*tonl.,. .._._...._ , Dalfy Pilot, Jan, 17. 2•. 31, dolflll t>YilneH aa: The co-Neme ltatement Coloredo Place, Coat• wltl\ Ille County Qer1c of dolrtG butli'"8 aa: pofn( Qf with the COUMy Cltfk or doing bualnffl u: lntov• SllllD: MWI ~ CCJM. ' '•b. 7, 1197 P.!50 p•.rnlcus Group, 19892 PJotJtleus 9ualne1a The rollowlng pat'llOna are M .... CA 92eat Orange CcMnv on 12·11Me ~270 Btl1tol Slleet, Orange County on MCMT, tton, 2231 CatMrlM Place, = ICaillll\ ..... n. *-~ • Carmanla Lene, .. untlngton Nut• ltetement dOlng bulint11 u : Match-Tl\11 b u1lnt t1 11 con-t ... 17011H 101 SUllt 185, 19873707100 Costa ...... CA 12627 ; • PUBLIC NOTICI! Beacl\, CA 11*4 The fOllowtng PMOM .,. mektt F~~t 342 s. SM-~"by: an-~~ Dally Plio. Jan .. 3, 10, 11, C.. , CA 9"2f Dally Piiot, Jan. 17, 24. 3t, Donald Wa'lfl!t Stanw.td ... TNl~....C .. led "'91 ' Flotltlow auatneH J•"ttY Crispin Hart, 1989a dolna bulineSt u : lwH1 verbrook. N\111\tlM HM11, ~--No--.. M, 1•1 ft71 AM '-tlon, 12172 Qld Feb. r, 1•1 F25' 2238 Catl\erlnt Plact , a.II _:t ~ l Carmanla Lant. Huntington SCeri\t L.L.C .• •11 Mein I t .. CA t2t07 ir•" 'ooHll aw., lanla Ana. Cotta~. CA ttta7 ~-C &r, 1-' I~; H81M ltaternent O.ech. CA 11*4 Sult• 309. Huntington Jullt N. Un. 3'42 I . srwr. r ~ flled PUIUC NOTICI CA 1270I PUILtc NOTICI Thi• buelntn ,, con-..ara.-. f'lllM ...... ~ The ~ PlfllOnl) Natt Teddi Ann Hart. 19192 llMct\, CA '2641 book, Anehelm. CA t2107 '#Me -... ,. _ _, w~ of ....._.....__ luelftMa T"'• bualne11 r1 con-........ •~-I ..._ duct.cl by: In lndMduel ............ ,_. M 1 enQ ~-u : • -Catrnanla Lant, Huntlnglon Swett ktntt LLC., 14'5 Robert Adan\t, 730t ,ran-""" --"ir .,_,. r-ctuc:ttd by: en lnclv(cfual r""'.-~ Havt you ltal1ed dOlng Ill -·--11111 ~ 1 1 'Ooeat Dental Cart. bl Baacl\, CA '2648 Ttrmlnal Wey, Suite I . kiln Ave •• '104, t..ot AAge-Orencie County on M~f7. .._ lt•l•••nt Have you •tanM doing . Nw ltetewt bullnelt yet? No GI .. ~ C. A-,._ ~ ewport Cotll Dental This bu11ne11 t1 con. Reno, NV ltsoa i... C,\ 90048 tM7170l014 T"9 lcJllOlltng per90fta .. ~yet? No ~ foaowtng pereone et• Donald w. Stanleld IM ....... -~· Gtouo. C) HewPott 8:" ducted by: l\usband end Thie bu1lneae It con. Thl1 bualneu 11 con-Delly 'llOt. Jen. 17, 2.4. '1. ~ buelNel •: C.C. AM ~ ~ bualnatt ea: Infinity Thb ttatement WN ftltd ..... " ... *II .. • OetQI, d) HIWP0'1 ti wilt dueted by; I llmlt.cl lllblllly dUC1ed by CO-pat1nen f'tb1 1, 119t '2f4 ~ .,_prtete\ 81t1 Tiiis ltllternenl WU flled SaMli.Co., 104f IMnt Ave, wt1h the ~ CIM of 1111 .. ti la --E ry, 400 Ntwport Have you 1t"1ed dofnO co Hl!Ye YW lttnecl doing ..... .,. ..-M11ll:yn Dr.. H11nt1ngton With the County Clertt ot Suite •201 , Ntwport Ofanot County on 1~·»11 •It lill--. ••Ill °""9, SUltt 907, bUalntu yet? No Hew you 11Mtct doing bUeineM Y1C? No rvw.n. .. v .,Cl 9-dl.l CA 111147 ~ County Oft t-7 .. 7 Beach. CA NIMO tttta1~tl • -If,,.._ ...... had!. CA 92MO Jtlfl'ey Cfllpln Hitt buelneM )'tt? Yff, 1M~ JI.tilt N. Un IJea 1-tanc:N ...... •1 tM'tnMIT• ~ f\ Smith, 1048 .. oany "°' 090 11 ...................... Si Jon !rik Oltnn. 0.0 .S .. 18 Thll ataiem.nt WllS tiled 18 Thie 11at.ment waa t11ecf '1ell ..... l••L •• ~~ Or., Huntington Oell'l f'llot Jen. 10 11 t4 W'9 A\19, Sult• 1201, Ntw-Jan 3 tO. ,7 tteJ' ll'tll -.-, ....... . =•rfleld. IMM. 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M 11 ._M ..... . :-._:-....._ c. ::&,..,.... -:.=:: =-~W.::--COd.er~ lralhtto11111n.C ~...._:~ ... ......,,, ~. FIND .,. .... ,inencw a;... ~re" ..... __ ....,,~eoci; s .. yourextni .......... ,-. ••t• you com,.,. .L t n .. ~. 810 "90 .-, ..... CA._ hoUMhold ., ,_... .._ • !! COCl!t • ....., "-Cle In:= ~ Coeia ...... CA 'ICM ...., 'Olfae. lrirr.. A --~·J,Clpe c:M, •-_....., • If •••nit •-: _ ~ In ...._.,.,. c•· d ....,.., C1tlfotnle -~rperalten ..._,CAW n • .,.. e.,.. 11-••11 or • ?".... ,.,,.., ...__'"-"'v..._v"_,. ___ 1 Tl\le IMletMaa .. _.. (CA), tta1 ...,._ IMM, ""'• '"'9IMlt le Mfto lo Q777,.,, -W • .., ,..C. __. na ~. o!, ( J I, -. ' • •r ' • . i 1 ·----1:.Y-[ .. \ ·~ . . • ,j ' ,, ,.. AN ORDINANCE TO MODIFY THE zONING REGULA TJONS THAT PERTAIN TO LIQUOR STORES, CONVENIENCE STORES, AND MJNI. M~TS IN COMMERCIAL, PLANNED DEVELOPMENT RESIDENTIAL AND PLANNED DEVELOPMENT COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS IN T~ CITY OF COST A MESA . THE COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION WILL .HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING FOR CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF COSTA MESA AMENDING SECTIONS 13-198, 13-209, 13-228 AND 13-251 AND ADDING SECTION 13-274.1 TO THE CITY OF COSTA MESA MUNICIPAL CODE TO REQUIRE CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS FOR LIQUOR STORES, CONVENIENCE STORES AND MINI-MARKETS IN COMMERCIAL, PLANNED DEVELOPMENT RESIDENTIAL AND PLANNED DEVELOPMENT COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS. This public hearing will be held as follows: DATE: TIME: PLACE: Monday, January 27, 1997 . 6:30 p.m. or as soon as possible thereafter City Council Chambers at City Hall 77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, California Public comments in either oral or written form may be presented during the public hearing. For further information, telephone (714) 754-5245, or visit the Planning Division, second floor of City Hall, 77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, California. The Planning Division is open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday thrQugh Friday, OFFICIAL PUBLIC NOTICE MUCimca '*ICIOTICll PUIUC NOTICll FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1997 PUIUCNOTM:ll HUii . c.~11e1r-. "'·· ... died Mot .. In CCMta Meea.\ He waa born In Loe AngeMe; alt191tded Loe AnaeMe HIGh 8ohoOt use (Where he a. IOno-<f '° 1he 8lgrna Nu Fraternity); -"' then during World Ww ti, he WWd In England with.:::, , Army Corp9 °' neera. Cllffotd WM W91~1n~ eat.ta lnduny .. A builder and ct.<•ipSMf, ••P•Clally In ·'4..o• AngeMe. He...,..-.0 very acttve In ~· clrcl•• and "ed • k"n tntet"est In ....,.SC. Thl9 love and ~ um Mnled him wel when he b•o9m• Prealdent of ~ Or- ange County Ptilh.- montc Society z. It wa• during hla period from 1 to 1 983 wh•n ~bin Mehtawu~ to Orange Coelnty. Mr. Hak" iaawe ~ hind Peggy O'BMn Hak... hla wtf9 of 90 yeara; hi• daughter, Carolyn ShaUuolf Carey; •on~;:::: Andy Carey; children, Chari•• Cllffot'd S~= Jeffrey O'Bt1an Mio tuck, a11 or Beach. He waa~ pre- ceded In death .. hl8 par9nta, Mwy ~ HakN and C~a Clifford Hak•••l• Sr. Private funeral arrangement•• by Padtlc View MOftUary and Hollywood Memo- rial Park. In lleu or ftower9. Mnd ~ tk>ne to: Phll~ Socl•ty of Orilnge County, 2082 Bu• ne•• Center Drive, Sult• 100, lrvtne~ CA 92812 - CROWL - W•wn• Keith 89. Retired teacher and rHldent of O~n~ and Corona del .Mw, pUMd away J8QUary 14, 1997. BorQ In Mlchtgan and ralMd on a farm•· In Wyoming. WC)n• graduated from Colo- rado State teachers College and CoklmtHa Unlveralty In 'New YCHtl. He waa a ~ dent of CdfomNI for 84 ye8B; flfty-dl of thoM Year9 In ~ County. He reakfed In Corona del Ms With Na nr.t wife ~ for 44 yeara. He du;ht mualc, marching band, and WOOd,ahop et Tustin Union tilgh School untJI hi. ..-ur.. m.m 30 ye81'8 ago. Playing In ••oral amall local banda, Wayne wu the leader of a group that played tor the Anett.Im Senior CltJzena fdr" 20 yeara. A 50Jear Muon and ·am •- craft pilot, W•yne loved mualc and enjoyed golf a• a player and ap9C1atOf. H I• klndneaa tend """or hu~Wtll be aor9'y ml He I• aurvtv9d by hi• wife, Marte, dauOtMr Sharon Fteety. 8GIHn- law Wllllam, 'Skip', and grand90mt Roger and David; atep. daughter Ole'nda Bruna; atep aon.rl ... Roaa, atep. granddaughtet Ketty Vllllcano end Judi Ormlaton Md •t•p grMt grandd~htet Amanda Ormleton. Orav•ald• ••rvlC1ea wttl be Jenuery , 7. Ill 2:30 pm llt F~ c.m.tety In °""9e· Shannon .. oon~an ~.of~ Aaaldng the Ferntly: ; LAGUNA NIGUEL CORONA 1052 DEL MAR BALIOA 2122 ISLAND RENTALS TO 2808 SHUE 8010 ! EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT !MnOYJONT EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 2724 5530 5530 5530 5530 ----------------Conelgnment atore • ~ NCMMllllO WHAT A aTllALJ 2BD A Llbr•ry 28R Upper UghValry, NB Br+ .. 8ackbay emerald l'oreef Reoeptlonlet Reoptlonlet . aeoretarw·P/T NB MoYlng Salel ·, • • Ol'l'OllTUlllTY Thia 5bd, 3ba pool Pool, tennis. $2050. atv. frlg, new carpet. view, ltg deck, lrg TV. Reetnt PoalUons aval PT 9am·2pm, M·F, lmmad OHnlna prof Firm ... k• Sactatary. X~ttl~~:~, ~';!~;~9 Alflll................. home w/1pa la priced Elli• Realty Group 11200 utll pd. 1oe 1/2 P1of ·female. $800 for waltatalf, bartend-Newport !'fair Salon of11oa N.S. WP, gen 10am-2pm. Mon-Wed·, ________ _ ... ,..,11.....-111111fM· to Hll at 5389,0001 BJ Johnson 721-0132 Pltarl. (818) 241·7408 . +utlVdep 94't-8918 era cocktail•,. cooka S7.00 hr. Call Bonnie offo. Frff to travel. Fri. Send rHuma and ......... .._..,.., __ .J •OP•N SUN 1-4• • 8 a. 'a-urlty .. .:_,Y @ 7150-0493 Full tMnafit oompan~. typawrftten letter to:1 __ T_o_p_D_Q_l_la_r_P_a_l_d_r"' ,._._,.. ._... 2478, C•atl• Hiii 3bd, 1-3/4 ba 1/2 blk N Faahlon la/Back .... • ..,...,. __... ........ • llqlf t b h a al t Bay Share spacious 309 N Palm SI. Balboa 574·8333, 574-8334 li< P • 0 . B o >e 1 7 1 5 , .........• ..., ---· Other feiturH Include o .. c · u n • oozy BALBOA (714) 723 •ooo Nwprt Bch, ca. 928S9 From 1800·1980. ,._...... hill• view bright cottage Olde COM. By . , townhouse, 1450/mo. • , ________ __...._ ________ , 1 po to entire ettate. Ual&ltlee ., •lwlalaall111 kitchen wtn'ook, up· appointment only. PENJNSUIA 2807 1st & Last 721-8792 l!xperlenoed jiif ••wing Maohln• Paintings, china, lllMf • ,.., cellf. ......... grades galore. Hurry $2600/mo. 875-6434. Newport VIII• 1 Rm, Reoeptlonlat nHdad _,. Operator Local HB glaware, turn, etc . ..... ...._........, ..... ,., thla one won't laatl Deelgner condo 2+2 WINTER Rl!NTAL 1/2 1400/mo. + Oap. 1/2 for Chiropractic COM uwlng contractor 40Vr'NB Rff 873-8223 .......................... Agt, P3u1a Cosenza Fully furn. Turn Key. block to beach, pier, utla. Lndry fac. Pool, olfloe. 873-8489 G ~=~:~~· F·:o + e:~i========~ ::=-::~lllN-· 4 5 " 2510 · ~:.~i~P;11i;,g Ji~;. ~:~ur~:s 2~a.•h~~~ ~~~en~~ t;:;0.~7C.:~ ~::"!:.~~ur~~:.01rfn: We are hirlngcnthwiastic,self·motivatcd ::~~.:~,Y~Mf•rr~~: •MLT--......,...---1'\AS\-• •~=:..,.,.,~~!~ NEWPORT $19!}0 w/o. 759·7028. clean. 818·359·8779 Nwpt Hgt• Shat• new ahpg/racv. QC, Inv, people for the following positions: Computer Lane or call A,t;11 ~...., ___., --EXEC lfOWNHOUSI! bright & airy tnhma. 3 yra exp. Muat speak 714-891·9119 Antq-to!~McJ..,, ~llrlUl ...... wllllcllll la BEACH 1069 Large 2bd/2.5ba .. fam CORONA W/0, fp, & morel angllsh. n/amkg ofc. Y COOICS/8AlCERS/GENERALKITCHJ!N. Telemark•t•,. ,...._111Mllw.O.ru41en rm, 2 FP'a, 2-oar $500+aec.722·7380 848-3218 lvmag /\ Eapcriroc.ed.Full-timc,wknch~(LNon-smolcu. WorkAtHome •Ell.Llgilll~buy: • .. --~ ...._. M Ill 2 BA, 28A Condo garage, pool/tennla. DEL MAR 2622 Roommatel Mature Ml!OICAL 'f1 ADMIN.~lST.-FuU-dmt.OaaUoriemed,1eam Earn up to 1700/wkly .......... ........ ~la 11111 Outside unit Baycreat S1950mo. 840-0888 woman, N/S, ahare Front and/or back of· /\ playcr,w/cunscrv.CllP.Xln'pcopk.phonc,cmpcr aelllng a long distance ~d*ll,pallly, · • J flf • ......._ • • Crt. Gated. $197,300 OCEAN VIEW lmmao 1bd atove, 3bd/2be. $500/mo. flea position•. Spanish ~org. ddllu mwt. Non-smoker. 1ervloa over the oldCOIUnlorlne ..... llO ....,.., ... _.I by owner. 85...e471 Spyglass Hill, 4BR fridge, encl gar, W/0, Ellla Realty 509-3271 bl·llng·ual ·w/e>ep. 'JI DEUVERYD~R,.Pan·rimcMon-FriOnly! phone. Paid training. = bft1nm tm ..... ..,, , efr,alHUO B•lffr.ont Condo Boat E>Cec Home, fam rm, 1 blk to beach, mini Call 714·548-2273 /\ Own Car, Non-smolccr. Call 80o·842·1409 ' • • •·111!11•1.-.4Z4·-Ftr slip avail 2br/2ba 2 fp, 3-car gar, highly view. 5950. Cabla ''M=•"'o~IC.,,,....•"'"L_____ Call833 2929 Weekend --,~ llia11 ''7111 ,DCllU,.._ sec bldg.· owe lat: upgraded. $4250. Lse ready 875-0282 COMMERCIAL Front ;,,10, and Insur· -Receptionist .;;".:;'or...,.._ ul-19.4Zl·Jlll. · Only 169KI 640·2300 640-1212 owner/agent anoe. Perm/PT. AM wanted for small Real •Colb~ae · • REAL ESTATE Estate Co. Macintosh ~ ........,__. • Ba~alda Cove S409k. &andcHtl• Condo COSTA MESA 2624 8:30·12:30. Mon·Frl . .----------------.. e>Cperlence a plus. •..-lllllwr-•c)•••••••• 2bd, 2ba. Bay view. Ute & Brite 2br, 2ba. Costa Mesa. $7/per Fax reJume to Phil at: ·~~ H USES/ 844-8373 x 1552 No pell, pool+spa. hr. min. 714-662-0670, 7 -8 71"' "4"" -:11·711· Elll1 Realty Group $1300. 760·1966 Agt $517mo Low Income after 2pm. 5 9 828 -.....c. ~ CONDOS Bluffs Beat 8 ,..,1 furn studios, uUJs Incl. COMMERCIAL 1-M-E.....,.D-IC_A_L ____ _ FJ!WD SALE -• Clean. modern, se· O R ~ Spacious 3bd, end COSTA,.MESA 2124 cured parJ<lng, pool/ PR PE TY 2778 Office Manager, Busy u n It over Io o k I ng spa. Diane 642·8226 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NB Pediatrician seeks greenbelt $299,000. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1---------Sm Ofo Sult•• for hardworking, enlhusl· 844-8373 ext.114 E'aide Sm 1Br, 18• $899 Move In lae. 450-750 sf In NB, astlo, team player. G~NERAL 1002 -B-lu_ff_s_w_l_th-V-le_w_I_ detach lrg ottc/br. 250 Cln, tg mtn cabln·style, CM, IRV. From $450. Lv MHs. 760-9494 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 2bd, lg FR, poss. 4bdl 1/2 Flower. Prvt lndry. 1Br, wlk·ln clsl, pool, new 844-8538 Ext 400 Out of Santa Fe Attention Home Owner• a $385,000. 2300sq.lt. yrd. $e95 548-8228 cerpet, nr bch. Tri/Sq. In Fashion Island hes B•rbara San regret •---------Bunkhouae Apt• -1N-D_U_S_T_D_t 11-'T-2-7-8-8 sales positions In our _A_•_•_l_to ... re_e_44-c> __ 19_5 COTO DE P•t 842·1401 4'MMo outdoor Jewelry Kiosk. For Sale/L•H• CAZA 2 Compare our Price• hrly +comm·; Call Byfrnt 3bd dock· vlewl 21 5 X·lg -1 BR, 2 poole, FOR SALE "10,000 af Poppy at: 844-595~ 408 Evening Star Ln. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii gtd, free c•ble, nr INDUSTRIAL BUILDING P·T Recreation Aaet Open Sun 1·5 Oolf Coura• Condo beach. Move·ln NB. Store your Cars, Clerical position for ALASKA JOBS! fClll up '° h0,111111111 3 monlflll fW*'9 ktnon, Cillo CONIMcb. • CGl*fl, o1• ...... ' Col 7doysl EMPLOYMENT APPLIANCES 6011 •Refrlg $125, Washer/ Dryer, $140/ea. Dish washer $100. 646·5848 Refrigerator Almond. 4 yeara new. Great running cond. Sl50. 444-4030 574-4248 SERVICES 5533 1 _____ _ R.E. Agenta!I Showcase those speclal properties In o.ur Homes ot the Week & Open Home Gulde published each Saturday In the· F\eal Estate Tab. It's ao effective and Inexpensive. way to reach homebuyersl Agt, 723-0137 2br + Bonus room. apec.•*'842·5858 Toya, or 1 Bkr Bob Senior complex. Must Gr••t Value I Villa Gated Cornm. $1750. Cauatln 722.S777 . be a people personl "I was looking for a pan-time job w~ I could make ........ '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Balboa, 2bd, 2ba, llke Owner/Brkr 5P9·9461 E'Sld• Pepperwood $8.50hr. 788·7281 adifTcrcncein$OIIICone'slifc.lfoundit1tDwtiam." Please be aware that•• new cond. $189,000. s~:imw~~ ,::~~is INCOME PfT Patrol Person Durham offers (lll11·time morning and afternoon hours the llsllngs In this cat· Herring Bon• Oak iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii f URNlTURE 6014 Elli• Really 509-3271 •-NE-WP--0-R_t____ . •831·7813• PROPERTY 2790 for parking lot. Apply :r:;=~~~·_::::::::;=·:\~ii:: you'll . ~J'oc~n~:ya~q~~~yb~~ g~!n~::,o& t~bl~:.!~ ~~~ 1~~:. •:1•!:;,~~i. BEACH 2169 Ellat Side 1 Br Apt. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~i!:r~~~~ ~!t 1,~~~'.' need 10 gc1 your COL. · In which there Is a chairs. Uke new. Cost Pint 1hutra. Fp, Lrg D /W • W ID Pr Iv I · C. M . 2 4 U ·PRIDE _c_h_ar..:g-.e_.p_e_r_m_l_n_ut_e_. _ S700·et;.~~~ 2 s3oo. mstr. Agt 723·0137 * BLUFFS 3Bd 2Ba Remote control garage. UNITS $470K down. Pr•School Te•cher Applyinpcrsonat DurhamThansportadol'l,2818W. Mother of 2 will watch•..,,..--....------Call our Classlfled Department Todavll 842·5878 .1.Sty on greenbelt. 548-458,9 Top oondltlonl Broker, Flex 2 or more daya/ FlfthSl.lnSantaAna.Or,caU7J4-54z.8989. 1 chlld In my C.M. Sof• • Lov••••t blue •Newport Height•* u d d 9 / •714-985-1343• wk. Costa Mesa. Ideal TCP-4"64A.EOE. home. Mon,Frl, hours /wht striped. Exe cond Low Down Paymentll pgra e · $1 75 mo. __ .._______ for student. 642-4050 open, Sue 850•3005 $350/obo. 848-2870 3br/3ba, den, pool, 644-4P64 644·2299 NEWPORT Client want• 3 or 4bd home 1800·2000s.f. LH/IH option. Wllllng to pay up to S1600mo. In good atea CM/NB. mini ocn vu. S525K 1100 Berkahlre BEACH 2669 •••••••• p T _ Sec r •tar y/ TEAK FURNITURE Grundy Alt. 675·6161 3bd, 2ba, 2 car, LR, BUSINESS •-Bookkeeper 16·20 Amiolrea, china & TV ex fl .. /I t OU I HAM~ cabinets, dining His, View In Bluffal Fp, FR + wet bar. Cini FINANCE ex. ..rs o ng erm. MERC0 11 •""'ISE f 3bd, 2.5ba, lg FR, neatl vacant. s2200. Beecon B•'I charming Computer exp nee, 1:MM11&1 \~4:.s!1:.:1:w;;j.;:~r- remod kit, Inside Agt, Don•ld Pfaff 2br 2ba, w /d, frig, Mac helpful. Fu . T RANSPORT ATION. •544-7298• Jacl<le Glllls Realtor 831-8011 l ndry, end unit, 433·9528 range, pvt bch._$1200. resume 873·8797 ________________ __.._ ________ ..._ _______ _ encl crtyrd. $429,000. 1..,....,_.-.-.-----utll Inc. 966-0744 ---------3Br 2Ba +Den Hse. BUSINESS Barbar• S•nregret Bltna, nr schl, yard, L!do lsl•nd Water· 9'ealtora 844·0195 2.car garage, 51450. fron\, L•ru• Studio OPPORTUNITY . CORONA 421 Tuat1n 931.1500 $560 8!;1~~8~8e ut11s. 2904 DEL MAR 1022 MOBILE 3Br 38• cuatom De·•-----_.,..--.,.__ ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HOMES 1100 signer Hm• Xtra rm. Luxury 3bdl3ba STOPI $1500/WkJV iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Aval 2/3. $2,400/lae Waterfront. Boat deck .. working from homel ONLY $5915KI Musi aeel 721·8878 2 FP, 2-car garage. Xlnt Income oppt. Olamorous. near new H.B . 1980 Obi wide.1=--,...,..------$2800mo. 85.0.3228 No gimmi cks. 3+2.5. GrAat ocft~n/ 2bd/2ba. Set up f.or B•'lrldge 2bd/2~a.•-----------s I I JI "' ...... 2-oar gar: $1400/mo. Wntr Rental Wk/Mo er ousgeop e ca : bey vlAw, custom wheelchalr. $11,500/ B t 2b .... 1 800 70-"'2 ... 2 "' Lease. Ellis Realty eau r.,&Ua across • • .... • >Ctras, 3 garages. obo. Space rent $310. f b h F I h d ""38 •921 844-8373 x1552 rom c · urn• • Ea•'I Small Business Very close to beach. ... ·w-• $1200' 6 5 5036 · 4 • Independent suppllAr For private showing E'Bluff Townhome "" call Jeanine Paquette, CE"•EtERY LOT/ 5bd/3ba, fp, 2·car gar, of accessories to 10 Agt 875·2225 or m D/W. $2275, Property SOUTH COAST stores. Wk~ cash IJow 7:u>·9422 ext.438 CRYPT 1225 House 842·3850 METRO 2686 ~e:nt~1~.e o..f:1~~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Harbor View Hom ea iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------•Cemetery Nltch In ·1900 Port Cardiff· •VENDING ROUTE• COSTA MESA 1024 beautiful Pacific View 3br +den 2ba New crpt Walk to So Co Plaza •All caah•20 existing Park In N.B. Alcove of $2200 844-1988 • 28r 1 Ba sltes•Buy alVpart• e MESA WOODS e time. #25L. Moving, .,..,...,.-..,...-,,,-----Large Deck. $800. •800.599-6783• only se5o. Call Jim Lido l e Bayfront 2Br New paint, carpet and Gorgeous 3Br 2Ba, 714_248,9856. 2Ba unit new on aandl b 11 n d a . Q a rage . ••••••••• Fam rm. 1684 sq ft, Lndry, f/p. $3000/mo, Call 850-9850 .... ft,olftlcEu-aNTs Professlonally land· 1yr lease. 587·3305 A.l'ta "" "'._ scaped, spa. $247,000 ••••••••• ••••••••• Agent 850·1220 HOUSES/ On Canal 3 Br, 2 Ba•••••••• 1 car gar. $2200/mo. MISCE'' 11 .. 'EOUS -------Attn Airport Personnel CONDOS yr lse. 30'allp addltn'I S.WU'll LOST .. Bacl< Bay condo, blue $300. 723·0445 RENTALS fOUNUlD H20 vlewl 2bd/2.5ba. FOR RENT p 0 r t St r • • t al•••••••• 2925 FR. pool. spa tennla ••••••••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S229k. Jacki• 011111 Seawlnd 3bd/2ba w/ R.allor 63l·80l l view. Totally remod'ld1"R_O_O_M_S _____ FOUND Black female flawleasl $2550/mo. 2706 cat In Newport Beach/ •Co!l•a• P•rk• BALBOA Bkr 729·7248 Hoag Hosp area. 3bd +den, 2ba. Lrg ISLAND 2106 -v-.-r-ea_l __ ll_e_a"""s ... t_u_d.,.lo-C • M . Sh r 3 bd /3ba .,.... _ _,8 ... 8_2_._2_1_2_1 __ FR, 2FP'a, Cheapest & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Penthouae Furn or condo. S410/mo + 1/3 Loat Cat vie-Newport bestl vacant. 5198•600 110 G•rnet 2Br+ Loft unfurn. Pool, gym, utll. Garage. Shannon Ridge/Newport Coaat. Agt, Donald Pfaff Fem rm, 2·car gar. gar. Wik to bch. $850. 842•7523 Gray tabby, yellow 433•9528 $2000/mo. Open hse 494·8804. 722·7548. eyea, declewed, In· Spacious E'slde home Sat 10-3 573,0419 737-0659, Gall RENTALS TO door oat. 844-7571 Great neigh. 3bd, 2ba W•nted In NB/CDM LOST Cockatlel grey ;a~egn~rF.~11~~g:c~o~a: -BAL--B-O_A_____ Pilot looking for SHARE 2724 w/Wht stripe on wings 1 unique vu home/apt. 1n vicinity of Santa Submit al otferel PENINSUIA 2107 2bd + up to $1600/ CDMINB 3Br hme to Ana Country Club, CM Owner an>Clousl Jackie on 1/9 722-DSOO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mo. Perl refs/credit. •hare w/one open · ... GUiis Rtallor 831 ·8011 1 THIS ONE Leave nfo at 842·2550 minded, llberal male. Loat Gold/Diamond HUNTINGTON BEACH 1040 Oceanfront Condo on the sand. 2br/2be. S•c bldg. Only S199K. 840-2300 IAGUNA WON'T LASTI Deck. yard, vu. w/d, watch. Large Rewardl Two bedrooms. on• I••••••••• secluded. 437·2525pg Sentimental Value. bath. garage Included. APARTMENTS Rent negotiable 714-957·1705 New carpet & paint: CM 2Br 2 .5Ba Condo LOST Mele Pomera· ceramic Ille floor• & FOR RENT Fem pref'd. PooVapa nlen In vie of Darrell/ counters; vaulted cell· 1 ......... . Inga: spacious deck.I• 2 er gar. N/smk/druga. Wiison, CM on 1/14. Include• waaher &•----------:..::s...,soo,....._11~2~ut..,,,11._83 __ 1_.1_6..,84_ We mlaa u1 .. 650-5810 dryer, dishwasher. Se· BALBOA B'alde CM Rm to quiet eluded. $1150 per prof'I. No amk/drugs. ••••••••• m(;t~41973.1907 ISLAND 2606 ~~lu~~"a~1~~./~o. EMPLOYMENT BEACH 1048 , ---·----------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA M!SA 2624 -EMP--L-O_YME_NT __ L-.Unw'Vlew Country 5530 aettlng, 3br/3ba, owe. laaH option. Only S399K. 840·2300. IAGUNA mu.s 1050 llMCUTIVS HOM• Wtth Sbd, 3ba, 3400aq.ft.. apaoloua Ff'· w/Wal bar, lrg kltohan w/Walk·ln p.iantry • breakfaat Mok. Huge lot w/ pogl.L. apa A 880. 90,..aNSUN 1 .... 18381 La• Altura• 1419.000.. 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PASSll'ORT SERIES Family Wagon Centar Exciting specials just like this: Exp~r '97 CENTAR CHALLENGER · Television, Rear Air Conditioning, Tiit Wheel, Cruise Col)trol. Power Windows and Locks! One et !hit~ VJN #003989. • /Recipes for /.._ America's SO Favorite Drinks ENTERTAIN YOUR FRIENDS Only $9.95 Cited or WO To: A&J Markcling P.O. Box 5321 Balboa Is. CA 92662 9100 ----- •ae lmpu,.• 2dr, pwr, new ~tlret, runt gr1, CORONA 25·35mpg. $2500/obo. 998·5589, eves. DEL MAR 6122 · liiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TRANSPOl'tATJON •-JA_G_U_AR---9-10-5 3 F•mlhf O•r•e• OB•ldleb B•kt O~ly ,8•2 1---------'71 XKK 2 +2. V·12 oo t, m1tc urn, POWER BOATS cltha, many more 4-apd. Prlmrote. 57k ltemt. 504 Fernle•f, . 7012 orig mnea. Chrome CdM (In alley) wire tpokes. $22.000. 1 ·503-829-4871 ---------I Multl·F•m 0 S•I• Sat 18' &Jtm•n Claaslo•------..._ __ 8-1 . Htehld Items, Bay Crulzer. Xlnt *'91 J•vuar Vanden furn, clths, pix, misc. cond. S3000 733-9993 Pl•• One owner. In WANTED TO BUY 6019 209 M.,guet'lte original condition. s 12950 841-0800 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil-------MARINE SUPS •94 >We VP Jap•n•.. Sword• COSTA MESA 6124 DOCV.S 7 0 22 Lo mllet, factory warr, WW ·2 or -other. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ air bags, blk, CO. Collector 714-494·1731 81 0 S iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Like new. 8 5 0 ·5880 * ow ut •I•• Side Tl•• for 25' sail .,.,,..--------Sat/Su n 94 boat. Nr Udo Bridge. '94 XJ8 JEWELRY, FURS Hundreds of UHd & Nwpt Bch, great loc. W h It e. & ART 6025 new Mustang & Ford $9.00 per ft. 675-6128 Chrome part1. Misc. vintage 1=,......-.,...-~-,--.,....--lmmac. parts for old Fords & Sllp lor 40 ft + boat Air bags, whls, n/s . 8 50 -5880 A••v•n'• ln•uvur•I Mustangs, mechanical $13.00 per ft, easy1--------- B•ll Complete Ward· & b o d y p a r t s . assess. xlnt location. JEEP 911 O robe: 3 beaded gowns Her b '• Muat•ng 714-875·8128 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sz 10 w/IZ 7 shoes; 2045 Placentla, C.M. 1• '9 1 Wr•ngler 4 cyt, 5 speed, soft top, AM/ FM, power steering. $6,700. '122 ·4831 beaded bags. CK blk • 548·0870• velvet coat: blk lox S•tlS M 111 G CAMPE RS, RV'S, stole; wht mink, fur-u n u -araae TRAILERS 0 14 llned & down lilled Salel furn, motorcycle, 8 jackets: handknlt wool auto c/d player, sklls, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii - PLAY Oil DBPEND1 WEST 6Void NOR'nl .. , OQJI <> 1098 '7 6 •QJIO <:I A K 10 84 2 <>A J 2 •A753 SOUTH ... 6 A K Q 10 9 7 IS 4 Q7 <> K 4 •K6 The bidding: WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH 11:> P.. PaH 4• P ... P... P- Opening lead: King of <:I Taite a good look at all four hands of this diagram. AJ\er the lead of the king or hearts, to which partner follows with the three, would you rat.her play or defend four spades? The auction is strajghtforward, and lhe king or hearts is the nonnal openjng lead. Suppose you elect to defend and continue with the nee of hearts, Declarer rurrs. draw tmmps and then leads the king of cluhs. If you win with the ace, the queen of club1 i1 an entry t.o dummy and, 1ince declarer can lake t.wo di1- carda, one each on heart. and clube, you have to ca1h t.he ace of dia- mond• to prevent. declarer from scorfog an overtrick. Ducking the king of cluba la no better. South simply conllnues with another club and you are bark on lead facing the same predicament.. BefoTe you decide to dl'clnrl', how- ever, t.&ke 11 Jook nt th<' Rpl'dnrnlar defonae found by l>innna Gordon, playing for Canndn's women's Lt'am against India. Afler some thought, she shil\ed l.o a low club at trick tWo! Dedar:er won the trick in ltand with t.he ktng, drew trumps in three rounda and I.hen exi~ with a club. West rushed up with the ace and reverted to the ace of hearts. Thnt forced declattr lo rufT and, locked in hand, there was no way for South lo ruJfill the game. 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CO, sun rf, Limited Editions educed to 32 · 750 4 9. 5 k ml s. $20, 800 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Roger Tory Peterson, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OBO. 89 4•2770 Like newt 640-1509 '90 Sentr• red, 2-dr, '97 L•nd CruZ/4 ·Run '98 DISCOVERY S E7 "Scarlet Tangier"; Rumm•v• S•l•I ,9 3 SC 300 2 Dr 4-spd, ale. Sony cass. Huge dlsc/lmmed def Only 6K mil 7pass, Robert Bateman, All &•Int• Churc h l••••••••• 85K ml nice earl Direct Leasln~ dual mnfr, tow pkg. "Big Horn Sbeep". Coup Sliver spruce ' b LOW MILES 18082 Buah •rd (So AUTOMOBILES ext. 23k mites, new $4200.obo 675-2331 (714) 848-12 1 a s . Signed, w/museum of Talbor1) S •t 8-2 quality frarnlng. t6l7r 8283 ' S 2 8 '7 7 5 · ---------i·--------'98 DISCOVERY Reasonably priced.--------5· 11 or 675"3311 OLDSMOBilE 9155 4X4 9 22 1 Leather, Auto, Abs, Please leave messg, NEWPORT •---------•---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Tow pkg, Till, Cruise, l 9 0 9 ) 985-2 007 BEACH 6 169 ACURA 9 0lO LINCO LN 9 120 1988 DELTA 88 '95 DEFENDER 90 Etc. 141( ml 527·949· PETS •· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • 8 8 L • g • n d 4 d r, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ E••tbluff Single level white, lthr Interior, '78 Contlne nte l ANIMALS 604 9 pano view. Expanded chrome wheels, low Claaslc. sunrf. all iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '+'upgraded. $599,000. m 11 e s , I o a d e d . access. Leather. exc 844-8 3 73 ext.1.14 Exe cond. $8500. cond $1200. 650-2815 673· l 913. 888-9772. -,9-8--M-n_r_k_V_l_lt_, -13_00_ l:?I:? FREE 1:?1:? Roy•I Brough•m Hard top. 1800 mil Fully loaded, V6, dark Roll bar, Running blue with light blue ln-b o a r d s . . terlor, 9'{,000 mites. $3,000 or best offer. 7t4 574-4267 '98 4 .8 RIOJA Metalllc beauty, every concelvable optlonl Puppy to loving home. •Estate S •I•• Lab & Sheperd mix. FrVS •t 8em·2pm I:? 8 3 1 -5 3 4 7 End tbls, dee tbl, exer CHEVROLET 9045 AKC L•b Pupa 6 wks b I k e . d e canters , ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mites, take over 2 --------- year lease at $410/per PLYMOUTH 9-1 6 5 mo. 720-0590. '9 3 LWB Only 42K. Absolutely Flawless, Even Sheep· skins. $31 ,450. old w/papers. Cham-clothes, & misc ltems.1• pion line. 5350 to lov-2195 Vls~a Entrada '93 Corvette Convrt•-M-E_R_C_E_D_E_S __ 9-1-3-0 Ing homes. 875-3037 _F_•_b_u-10-u-.-5-.-1-.-s-.-1 40th annv edition. lOk Onlu 8 ·4 Tons of wo-mis, man-6spd, mint. jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '88 Vo y•g•r SE Auto· mallc trans. Rear seal makes·bed. 64,700 ml $3900/obo. 723·1504 '92 CO UN TY WAGON Lo mites, '93 RANGE ROVER Long wheel base, only 35K mll, Fully equlped. Flawless. $29 ,950 . '94 COUNTY Only, 301< ml, black. running boards, grill guards, mnr1, etcl MISSION VIEJO LAND ROVER 71 4-385-8750 PIANOS & ORGANS • xtras. $30,000/Best. '88 MBZ 300E mens/girts clothing, (8~9) 291·4884 *· hsehold Items, bikes. •==--=--=-=-..,.....~=-,.-In orlglnal cond. Low PONTIAC local car. xlnt cond, --------- 9170 605 9 213 Via Cordova '97 Sub/T•hoefTrks mites. One Owner. Udo Isle Huge dlsc/lmmed del $12,990 8 41·3584 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COSTA MESA 6124 COSTA MESA 612 4 Direct Leasing '74 4 5 0 &L state (7 14) 8 48·1217 blue. Must seel Xlnt 89 L•B•ron Conv Red w/Blk top, A/C, Am/Ftn, Loadedl 36k cond. $8000 OBO. • 848·1217 mlles.$5000. 530-1941 --------- NISSAN 9 150 '89 Flre blrd pa, at, new disc brakes, new carb, new paint , 400 eng. Must sell! $1950.obo 722·8692 pretty blue earl VOLVO 9230 MISSION VIEJO LAND ROVE R -714·38 5·8 7 50 '89 740 Turbo Wgn Red w/blk Int. Loaded I Extra to mis. t ·owner. All ave reds. $11,400. Must seelll 248-1840 VOLKSWAGEN 9235 '71 Bug New bait, good brks, run1 fine. Must sellll $975 Good transport. 848-1543 9250 ACROSS ' Wild pig Si-= 10 14 . stltp of wood 15 Dishes 18 Bfalnalonn 17 NaUClcal hello 18 West Point student t9 Metal 20 Go alter game 21 Livened up 23 -. sl<lp, and a 25 ~hpaste oontafnet 26 Sweet·emelllng 31 Bushed 34 Gesture meaning •yes· 35 Rank 37 Teams 39 Pirate captain 41 Hinder 43 Water, lol>edro 44 Oirec1or Dwan 46 Casaba. for one 48 Emulate Tom Cruise 49 Chorch council 51 Differ In opinion 53 Actor Richard - 55 Sell 56 Wander abool 60 Open 64 Voll<swagen's 14 17 7 70 • ~ es Gef1'1man'• ee~ 87 Songbird ee AtJiof c.ntOf 89 Currier and -70 Vital organ 71 ClosM lightly 72 Every DOWN ' 0vn 2 Honolulu's Island 3 Like -of briclts 4 Mustcal beat 5 Gave approval lo 6 Better late - never 7 Timeand - 8 Sluoolsh 9 Tel'ihls·reckat matenal 10 Popular eitery 1 t "Garfiekl' 12~ 13 Snow boot 22 Heron's cousin 24 Dundemead 26 Singer Paul -27 Agitates 28 Strangely 29 Piece ol news 30 Quoted 32 Psychic Cayce 33 Two, In cards 38 Food ftlOP 38 Glut 40 Hanging loosely 42 Some food deooratlons 45 Carol •H Old horse 50 Operates the Toyota 52 Hodley 54~ adfOltly STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • Tht u,,u Dtp.rtmmt Ill -DtliJy PilM it I"-' to lllf1'l()fUta" """lmlia -~,,,""" ~ 58 Spiritual •• advisef 5 7 Capital or Yemen 58 HaWkeye or ... 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FRIDAY, JAHUAlf'f 17, 1997 Take your pick of museum's, varied ga.Ileries By Wendy Werve, Dai/'f Pilot Photography Gallery The room is cool yet inviting, the lights are perfectly posi- .------~ Plmns • IS a culinary delight tioned, the art.is framed and hung in a spatially pleasing man- ner, and the pungent smell of fresh paint still dominates the air. Ahhhh, to be among the first to experience the Orange County Reminiscent of a quaint cottage, with scnmbled eggs. you're in for a culinary treat at Plums Luncbea ue special al Plums, cafe and bakery. fcarur:~5ddicious array of soups, And it's no woodcr! Co-owners fresh and bealthf Sandwiches. Kim Jorgenson who haib from All sandwiches ue available in half and Portland, and Cynthia C'~J (general whole orders. Cafe specialliel include manager of the Cafe and head of the grilled larnburgei, stuffed with goat caltring) have collaborated to' bring c~ ~oregano and the grilled the freShest foods, unique gourmet veggie ptu.a. specialty items and baridrnade .'JI menu items ue btghlr affordable collectibles indigenous to the Pacific and made from the freshest inuedients. Northwest to COsta Mesa. The soups ue made from scnicb; the "Kim really wanted to bring the vioaigrette, homemade. flavors of Oregon down here. said Wlille waiting for your menu iians Cail "The PaC1fic Northwest is to arrive, pcnise the Shelves. laden with known for its small cottage pack.qed-~ food items and industries. and tw a woo(lerful array specialticS from the Nonhwest. Among of indijenous foods -everything_ them ate smoked sahnoni chowder mix; from Chinook smoked salmon (Uown m!JS~ orz.o pilaf; Rainy Day soup down) and Willamette Valley m1xcs;.J1.1DS, ~es and honeys; hazelnut-honey pancakes to peppered scone, brownie and muffin mixes, ham and bacoil, and spec:iahy jams award-winning bi9COOi from Eugene: and preacrves from smatl farms." Elena• s dried pastas and sauces with The warm ambience and friendly. unique spices (alJ homemade from her attentive service beckons you to the gruidmOther's secret recipe): boa.led cs~ bar filled with thc aroma of vinegars, oils and mustards and more. freshly brewed coffees and delicious Citering is a ~~ al Plums, baked goods. Plums bake$ alJ their blc:oding .B~ q1allity and own ii.ems! Try thc orange bmlnuc preseotallon wnh an w:iting menu scones -a favorite choi<:le. selection. Customiz.cd lift bi\keu, Dine amid dwmin.g twig tables from band-woven driccl pine and Dorais and chairs. Breakfast. !ICrVCd daily ue packed wilh eelcct gourmet foods and all day on the weekends. features and Ol»-Of-a-kind hcific Northwest Aldcrwood smoked salmon hash; specialties. Gift cratea and boxes are oeooered bacon or~ ham available for shippina. Wi1fi egga and Pluw l>O(aloes; and Pluu II ,,,.,_Ill 3'f B. 17111 St., ~b lJabies, a~ Clish German Co•• MtM Y..:V ~ ~e baked in .-SP.CCW-iron llCf'Oll]rol#f Q1ni iillJ/or Skillet and ICrVed l:liOing hoc with brffk/GJ W 1 UL lo ',.-., r.1wdercd sugar aJid"1eriion. For the MOIL • SA; 1 a.a lo lit SU. Kid.z' on the weekends, tnakrut Bffnfu du 6#11 W ...,.._,, features chocolate chip pancakes ~ Cd f114) 54-WMS (15"). ADVER'TlSEMENT , , I g , g" . c : a a . .# l I , ·• •. ~I ll tt I I ' ' I I • I •r . " , •' ...,, f ~ 1' • f \.1 I I Museum's almost completed pho- tography gallery. Featuring 34 contemponuy California photography pieces, •Photographs: Gifts from the Smith-Walker Foundation" will open next Saturday in the Dr. James Pick and Dr. Rosalyn Lau- dati Photography and Small Prints Gallery at the Orange County Museum of Art's newly renovated galleries. Celebrating the Smith-Walker Foundation's support of the museum's photography collec- tion, the exhibition focuses on 20th-centwy advances in photog- raphy, with an emphasis on Cali- fornia photographers and their contributions. The theme of the exhibit cen- ters around the phot~aphic • interpretation of two major themes -natural and manmade landscape, and the human figure. Several of the landscape pieces are taken from the porUolio, New California Views. The human figure pho- tographs range from Imogene Cunningham's nude bether from the mid-1920s to the shocking starkness ot Jacqueline Thurston's Hospltal Serles. Featuring black-and-white as well as color photographs, the exhibit reflects a diversity of pho- tographic techniques and angles. Prom •snapshot• and traditional photographs to manipulated composites and arranged studio shots, the collection spans five decades, 1920-1970. Glass and Ceramics Gallery Prom the photography gallery, visitors can directly access the Glass and Ceramics gallery. The exhibit will showoue three- dimensional glass, bronze and wood sculptures. One of the museum's most recent aoquisitlons, the multi- piece ceramic aculpture ·untitled (Surptised Group),• by renowned American ceramist Viola Prey. will be on display 1n the Glass and Ceramics gallery next Satur- day. Prey's boldly ~lored ceramic piece reflects historical charac- ters, literary figures, mythical characten and other figures expressing different 1evela of sur- prise. The theme of discovery as it pertains to the awakening of ideas and cultwe ii reGected strongly 1n Prey'• piece. •unt1tled• wu purcbued through the Roger M. Seltz Memorial Pund. '. Also on display 1n the Glass and Ceramlcl Gallery are worb by Dale Chihuly, Peter Voulk:os and Robert Arneson. Sculpture Garden 1WU.Je the me of the original garden. Orange County Museum of Art's Ben peane Sallp- hln! Garden is allo scheduled to open on the muteum's opening dayJan2S. Brian Qray. the muse- um's director ot operations, said there will be apprwtmetely 10 to 12 sculptw:M featured in tbe tint inltallation. 1be collectlon allo lndudel aculptures placed at var- ~ polnb outside tbe muaeum. indu.ding •1 Dreamed I Pound A Red Ruby• (1989) by Johnathon Borofaky, the same artist who ae- ated tbe towering bammedng man oUllllde the Seattle Art MUleUill. 1be artists featwed ID tbe first IDltallatlon are well-known In Cal- ifomia and throughout the country, tndud:lng Stepbeo Staebler, Marie di Suervo, Robert Graham, I Manu.l Neri, lhUile Nevelson. Peter Shelton, Mk:bae1 Todd. James 'Wlnes and Jack Zajac. ....... ,.,.,, , ......... ,,. ····· ••••·~·~·-~•rr •~••••~·~-~·•~r ·•~~•~-~rr~,••••••• FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1997 1 POLISH PERFORMANCE -The Theatre Kana Anodftion of Po~d will perform •Mosoow- PetushJd. A One-Man Show• on Peb. 2 at 2 p.m. in the Lyon Auditorium ot the Museum ~ucation Center. The group, estabJished in 1978, combines literature with avant-garde staging. Actor Jacek Zawadz- ki and director Zygmunt Duczynski will discuss their work after the show. $10; S8 for students, seniors and museum members. Reserva- tions required. 759-1122, ext. 2<M. 2 LEAltNING THROUGH IURNT SIENNA -A hands-on Crayola art demonstration kicks off the lmagucation Celebration teacher workshop series Jan. 30 from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Oth- er workshops will focus on using art to teach students about tolerance and culture. To register or for more infor- mation, call the Museum Edu- 72HOURS cation Department at 159- 1122, ext. 218. 3 A CRITICAL EYE - William Wtlson, art crit- ic for the Los Angeles Tunes, will discuss •Aspects of the Los Angeles Art Scene• during •'J'he Critic Sees,• a series beginning Jan. 29 at 1 p .. m. in the Lyon Audi- torium. $7; $5 for students, seniors and museum mem- bers. Reservations required. 759-1122, ext. 204. 4 VIETNAMESE ART -Two events at the Newport Beach site will supple- ment •Three Views of Vietnam,• exhibitions that will open Saturday at the Laguna Art Museum building of the Orange County Museum of Art •surname Viet, Given Name Nam,• a documentary on Vietnamese women, will be shown Jan. 31at1 p.m. in the Lyon Auditorium. On March 16, a perlormance of traditional and contemporary Vietnamese music will take place in the Lyon Auditorium at 3:30 p.m. Admission for both events is $5; $3 for stu- dents,_seniors and museum members. 5 TUESDAY TALK -Henry Hopkins, director of UCLA's Armand Ham- mer Museum, will dis- cuss the art of Joe Goode in the first •Tuesday Talks At Noon• session Feb. 4. The free series features lectures by artists, critics and historians. All talks take place at noon in the Lyon Auditorium. 72 HOURS The Orange County Museum of Art's permanent collection of California art gets center stage as the new, expanded museum opens next week By Wendy Werve, Daily Piiot T he scene at the Orange County Museum of Art a week prior to its official opening might cause one to think more of GU.stave Caillebotte's "Paris Street: A Rainy Day.• than of contemporary Callfomjd art. Not to worry. Bruce Guenther, the museum's ewer curator, promises that the rainy days in Newport Beach will not prevent the newly renovated facility from opening next Saturday. Ml CASA MEXICAN IHHAURANT 1997 ,,,,. our ~ 25th YEAR here Always ... .1 same Dellctous Food .1 same owners .; same Great service our meals are still a trip to Mexico • as well as the coast of BaJa. It's a trtp worth taking. 296 E. 17fH ST. COSTA MESA 64S·7626 "It'll be fine,• says Guenther, who came to the museum five years ago from Chicago's Muse- um of Contemporary Art. "It's just posing a problem right now for the sculpture garden.• The Newport Harbor Art Museum was origi- nally founded as the Pavilion Gallery at the now historic Bal- boa Pavilion in 1962 by 13 Orange County art patrons. In 1971, the facility moved to its current location near Fash- ion Island. Last June, the facility was closed and is scheduled to reopen as the Orange County Museum of Art on Jan. 25. In addition to the Newport Beach site, the museum continues to host exhibitions at its South Coast Plaza Gallery and at Lagu- na Art Museum, a satellite site in LaguM Beach. Spanning a period of roughly 100 years, and occu- pying almost half of the museum building's 22,550 square feet, the Visionaries Permanent Collection will feature 150 pieces from the Orange County Museum's 6,500-plece collection. Six of the museum's 16 galleries are dedicated to the perma- nent collection. The collection features artists who have either spent a significant amount of time in California, or whose work -is somehow reflective of Cal- ifornia's heritage, says Guenther. From Kim Dingle's life- size oil on canvas, "Girl Box- ing Shadow• (1992), to Charles Amoldi's three-dimensional poly- chromatic structure, ·untitled" (1980), to abstractionist Richard Diebenkom's "Ocean Park #36" (1970), the permanent collection chronicles the development and achievements in 20th-century visual arts. Also featured in the perma- nent collection are Southern Cali- fornia artists Edgar Payne, Granville Redmond and Franz Bischoff, who pioneered early modernist trends in California. Some of the nation's finest 20th century artists -including Ed Kleinholz, Robert Irwin, Larry Bell and Joan Brown -are fea- tured in several galleries devoted to postwar California art. Left of the Visionaries Perma- nent Collection area. Loren Mad- sen's upside-down wave-like brick sculpture paves the way through the Pad.fie Mutual Foun- Clutrlie! Chili 675• 7991 CHARLIE'S CHILI RESTAURANT PROUDLY ANNOUNCES: FARMERS MARKET IS HERE AT THE FOOT OF NEWPORT PIE R EVERY TUESDAY .··" 9AM · 1 PM (' I .. --- FRIDAY, JAHUARY 17, 1997 ~~172 HOUltS "Untitled (Surprised Group)," a ceramic plece by Viola Prey. Left Nathan Ollvera's oil on canvas, •ne ltal.la.n Sentinel'" dation Pavilion and into the Sculpture Garden. Madsen. a New York-based artist, was commissioned in 1976 to create an appealing structure for the then-new exterior wall of the Newport Harbor facility. Appearing to defy gravity, his cre- ation consists of more than 1,000 bricks suspended out from the wall by strategically placed steel cables creating an artistic illusion. Guenther says the odglnal piece is one of three oommis- sioned works that will remain on display indefinitely at the fad.lity. The~ installation in the Visionaries Permanent Collection will be on display through mid- June. FRIDAY, JANUARY 17. 1997 I I I I I l l I ,: I ' • I I I • I I l t L---------------------~ Orange County Museum of Art Wish I.Jst ---~--· ..... -.. _....,.._..._,,. . ..,.. __ .. _""'7'·-·7 ~~'""· -~ -= ---=--Lo -~"----./Jif-} 72 HOURS 85 DOING GOODE WORK •West Coast Pop Art pioneer Joe Goode has retrospective of his work featured in new museum's first special exhibit. By Stacy Noelle Brown, Dai/}' Pilot It's a talent that has been almost 60 years in the making. Abstract artist Joe Goode learned the craft of painting from his father, who was a portrait painter, but he takes painting as an art to an entirely different level than his dad ever dreamed. Now "3 of Good.e's works will be displayed in the Orange County Museum of Art in what will be his largest exhibition to date. It is evident tbrough the titles of his series of works that the environment plays a big role in Good.e's artistic impressions. He has been working on a .number of series since the early 1980s that deal with nature as the main theme. The titles of the series that will be displayed at the museum are "Forest Fire,• •nee,• "Ocean Blue and Water- , fall,• "Tornado,• "Ozone and 'Sunspot• and the thought-pro- voking "Environmental Impact" series, in Which Goode used a sbotglln to blast through the can- vas to expose the underpaintings that go on underneath his works. Goode only asks people one thing when viewing his dynamic works of ink on paper and paint . on canvas: "Consider the work visually very carefully.• For Goode there are all differ- ent levels and reasons of impor- tance in ea'Ch piece that be cre- ates. Some works are transition pieces for him, in which be starts with one concept and moves to another, some are the final idea and others are just an attempt at an idea. And it is these different stages that give a full-bodied Oa- vor to tht! works as a whole. Goode was in his early 20s when be came to California from Oklahoma to attend the Chouinard Art School in down- town Los AngelftS. And a lot changed for him when be arrived. "I had a new sense of free- dom,• Goode said about his experience. It was that new free- dom that opened the doors for him to explore a different type of work and jump on the emerging Pop Art bandwagon in the late 1950s. Since then, Goode has created his own style and lent his inner voice to the world of his art. •Joe Goode• will be on dis- play at the Orange County Museum of Art through April 13. The exhibit is the first in the museum's new initiative to show- case, over several years, artists ~ California P ri3ridal Connections 'Prtsmwl by: @lofb:e ~ -({}VmuJJ oRAL C/do. Orange County Fairgrounds, Building 10 10~5:00 • AclmJssion $7.00 'I FREE Parking l FASWON SHOWS 'I PRIZES Wordl Thousands For mcn lnfonnatlon, caH (714} ~1089 WeSutMe~Lemon Chi en Lamb Honey Sauce W/almon Roasted lamb Bastla Au Poulet Couscous Vegetarian l'lne Moroccaa CUlalne ......... ~ili~ ..... ~·a.10-11 who have made an impact on the Venice/Santa Monica abstract art scene. An 80-page catalogue on the exhibit is available in the museum bookstore. Goode will be discussil)g his exhibition Feb. 15 at 11 a.m. in • the museum's Lyon Auditorium with curator Bruce Guenther. Admission to the discussion is free but reservations must be made with the Museum's Educa- tion Department at 759-1122, ext. 204. II\ 1111 \C I( \I \l\\I \1 ,1 uvery poignant ... smart apd articulate.·· -Tbe ,\'eu->ork Times "Golden Child has acquired a real luster on its voyage to the West Coast. .. rjveting and moving ... deeply felt work." -~ Ll.1S.'4~ Times Worltl Premiere by David Henry Hwang "lonn al lllr T-. Dnom ~ nl °""' Crido 'cirdt \a1U'lb for " &ltlrrf/J• directed by James Lapine '"""' °' *' Mm-l'riJr for llr.MU '"'" 1'11.,,tft ~ ..... ~ .. "'"""r 111 l/w l'rrrt I 1/b <-,,.,.. Medu P..111nrr. OR\\(~10\"il Cll\11\C,\tltl\ IO 1111 \Cl(\ICO\ll\l\t,1 tiy Tom Strelich directed by Martin Benson Orange County's most popular acting quintet-0-r) Don Took, Richard Doyle, Hal Landonjr .. Art Koustik and Ron Boussom-star as while male professionals in danger of obsolescence. A wty new comedy written specially for SCR's five Founding ~- r I I I l l- 1 I ~ I 1 .. I l . . ~ I T~ -... ·----.-•• --w---1 -~ --... -.............., ' ' I 86 72HOURS .t _I ' --.,.#~ Celluloid and cash pres~rved with museum's 'Friday Night Fibns' By Wendy Werve, Daily Pilot Today, going to see. the latest Siske! and Ebert thumbs-up rec- ommendations can cost a small fortune. The movie theater admission alone costs between S7 and $9. Add a small popcorn and a soda and you're looking at a tab of about $15. A box of Mille Duds brings the grand total to just under $18. And that's just for one. Add a date and the price dou- bles -unless you're planning to share the popcorn. How can budget-conscious students, fixed-income senior citi- zens and classic movie lovers in Orange County enjoy a star-stud- ded, action-packed movie, com- plete with designer refreshments, a film analysis, and post-film dis- cussion for less than $10? With Orange County MU:Seum of Art's •Friday Night Films• pro- gram, movie butts pay $5 (or $3 for seniors, children and museum members) to sit in the newly ren- ovated Molly and Leon Lyon Auditorium and watch oldies like ~JSS0!f1A www.dcafe.com 2930 Bristol. Costa Mesa 714-427-5855 the 1931 black-and-white gang- ster classic, •Public Enemy• fea- turing James Cagney and Jean Harlow. Continuing a five-year explo- ration into American filmmaldng, the museum will begin its gang- ster series tonight at 6:30 p.m. with •Public Enemy.• Other films include the 1947 black-and-white thriller •Kiss of Death" (Feb. 21); and the 1967 color classic •Bonnie and Qyde, • with Warren Beatty, Faye Dun- away, Gene Hackman and Gene Wilder (March 21). Theater seats with folding armchair desks have replaced the previous auditorium's squeaky, metal folding chairs and a newer, fuller screen has been installed where a small, tattered one once hung. Housed in the Museum Education Center, fut! renovated Lyon Auditorium is 41.most ~ the size of the original theater. Named for longtime museum supporters Molly and Leon Lyon, the 108-seat auditoriilm will also serve as a lecture hall for "Tues- day Talks at Noon,• a series of free talks by artists, aitics and historians, designed to c0m{>le- ment the art in the museum. The "Saturday Symposium• and ·111e Critic Sees• programs will be held in the Lyon Auditorium as well. The Lyons, who have lived in Newport Beach for the past 29 years, have been active financial and emotional .supporters of the museum since the mid-1970s. Leon Lyon, a past president of the museum's board of directors, is now one ol four trustee emeriti of the IIUU1eum (a trustee emeri- tus is invited to attend board meetings, but does not vote). •The museum ls a very impor- tant institution to us,• says Molly Lyon. "And it gives us great pleasure to share our good for- tune with something that will help the community.• The Lyons have strived to set a philanthropic example for their three children and m grandchil- dren to follow. ·we have bied to leach them that it's important to give,• says Molly. •vou have to give back to the community you are taking from if you -want it to keep growing .• Join Us For . Lunch • DiMer • Sunday Bnmch • Catm1ng A\lallable '· For Reservations and Directions Call 723-0621 FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1997 ave 'Jou Seen Scampi's 9f#w Look? FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1997 ~~ -. -,-.... -~~ " .... ,.:;.. .... '-~,l. ........... . . . _,, 72 HOURS 87 a king •memory' Bill Viola's work inaugurates museum's new multimedia Installation Gallery, one of only two on the West Coast F or BDl Viola, art just happens. •1 have no control over them.• he says of bis works of art that sometimes fill an entire room. Take bis ·neater of Memory• for example. It is a work that consists of a 30-foot dead tree, 50 Oick8rtng lights, two eerily opposite sounds that fill the room and a large projec- tion screen with images from a malfunctioning TV set continual- ly showing. Sounds bizarre, but the work has been highly praised and shown internation- ally sJ.nc;e Us creation in 1985. Now lt ~be shown at Its • •home,• the Orange County Museum of Art, starting Jan. 25 in the Installation Gallery. The museum purchued the piece from Viola in 1988 and has exclusive rights to show the work. And something important to note -the gallery is one of only two multimedia installation galleries on the West Coast. Viola said he •mused on• the thought of the processes of the brain and central nervous sys- tem -the ones that trigger the firing of nerves which re-aeate Museum offers adult, children workshops Registration ~ underway for classes at the Orange County Muaeum of Art in Newport Beach. With a large art studio, a small art studio, a cluaoom and a meeting room. the Harry Bubb Educa- tio,i Center ho.ti programs tbroughout the year. Cb.lldren'I dules a.re bro- ken down by age groups. Adult clulel cover art form.a ranging from photography to Xeroxing to watercolor paint- ing. for more information. call 759-!122, ext. 2CM. patterns of past sensations, final- ly leading to memories -while creating the work. But when the piece was finished it was •much more intuitive and d~per than that.• For: Viola, the dead tree takes on its own meaning, as do all the other aspects of this work. The form and body of it signifies a time line of sorts -almost the overwhelm- ing significance of a family tree's ~ory.Buthe says everyone has their own reaction to the piece and it bas many different associations linked toil The •Theater of Memory• took Viola four months of solid work to create. He says bis works take anywhere from a couple of weeks to a year to fin- ish and that h e starts ~ting when he-bas fiashea of insight. BUI Viola's mbecl media •Theater of Memory,• pun:bued by the Orange County Mmeam of Art. Below: Tom Faludy works on the Bill Viola lmtallatton that will become part of the per- manent collec:tlon. which sometimes come to him· I But for now at least, his when he is just driving down the •Mem ory• is realized and will road. 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A full service restaurant Wllt1 fresh beer brewed here Outdoor dining & plenty of free parking Hours: Mon.·Thu. 11 30em-11 ~. Fn 11 30em-1 CXlem Sat 9 ·CXlem-1 cnim. Sun 9:1Xlam-11 30pm. V188, MC. Amex, Omen; eccepted. ReservBllOns party of 8 or more 2920 Newport 81\/d . Newport Beach. CA 92663 (714) 675-8449 ZUBIES Menu Includes Albs 011Cken. St.eek & lobster. Pnme Rib. Pizza, Oyster Bar Pnces Range From $3 95 And Up Hours 1 1 30em 1 ~ · CocktaAs 'T1I 1 1 pm Credit Cards Not Accepted Reservations Not Needed locllted at 1712 Placentia. Coste Mesa (714) 645-8091 5 , . l GOOSE BERRIES Breakfast--High quality and mnovatNe breakfasts Hours 7am to 1 1 em Tuesday t.o Friday and Sam t.o 2pm Weel\ends. Oosed on Mondays (714) 7600221 CAFFE PANINI Locet.ed et 2333 Eaa Coast Hwy (2 doors south of Rubys) 111 Corona Del Mer ~ng Seafood. Pest.a. Gourmet Pizza Mocha & JUIC88 Open 7 days a week Th 7em-3pm & Fn 7~1~ 675-S101 GOLDEN SPOON YOGURT 6 SMOOTHIES Locet.ed et. 488 East. 1 7th St. Costa Mesa SUPER HEALTriY ~TS - Besides the popular tasty. <:r'llemy, fat lree yogurt, ltl1& Golden Spoon locetJon now offers dehaous smootti1es, powe!' yogurt & yogurt. pl8ll from 7 am Stop by on your way to work or for de&&ert. 7 am-10 pm weekdays -10 em-10 pm weeltends 548-9147 DISCORDIA The ~ C>,t>er-Cafe l..oc8tBd et the Lllb www dcafe com 2930 Bnstol n Cmta Mesa 427-5855. SZKCHWAN Kl G " Al }'OtJ OWi -U1Ch & c:inrw bWlet. OllHI Oil' 18b«L Free~ ¥N1 $15.00 rm. purcha&e. A le certll. McnSat Llnctl 11-2:30. Dinoer S.10. Closed on &may. Reservaoolls recomme11ded for large perties. Mast:ercard & Visa aa:ept.ed. 512 w. 19th St>. Coeca Mesa. 548-2000. SF'Ulll New Italian -Elegert yet ~ ~ n Tner9e SqJir-8. Costa Mesa) Wed . HSW1 1-b.r. Eel1y Bird Menu ~ Every~ I-bra: l.IJnch 11 . Dlfn. 4 ~. Dinner 4·~10::Jl. Reservaoons ~· Mast.el'cerd. V168. Amencan Express, Locat.ed et 1970A Harbor BM!. (714) 548-9500 OSTERIA ITALIA Aothenllc ltaian . Citsual -Hom.made Pll6ta -Homemade Sausage • Ceppucono & Desaert · L.a.nch, Omer. Qir.ering, Tllk&{M • ~ Tue -&Jf'I 1,CQ>.m · 10-00 p.m. -Cbed-on Monday. Al major aedlt cards accept8d Reselvaooris 8CC!!pQld. Located 11t 110 McFadden Place (cross 21st SITeet). ~Beach (714) 7234105 IL PORNAIO Ault1llnbc It.alien • Award Winning Restaurant, Bakery Featunng Auttlenbc AeglOheJ ltal11111 Cuisine. Hours: Lunch & Dinner Deily. Amax, V-11111. . Matulrcllrd. Otscover. Reservation& AecommerJded,lDcet.ed AJ. 18051 Imo l(arillrJ flNe .. lrw1e (714) ~1-1444: 650 f.t01 tJ,d. (Near Sooth Coast ~PlaijPlaza~Mesa (714) ~ '":...:. --.;'-1 Ofll.llCCl'S ~ ~ -' at !boo Wea Coast FtiflW8Y n Newport 8lach. Lunch. ch-. . tllkecU & dettvery ~ ilvnter hairs Mon.-nnrs ~11 pm. Ff1 SeL 11am-11pm, Sun 11&m-1~. 631-3592 RISTORANTE MAMMA GINA L.ocated et 251 East Pacific Coast Highwiiy Ill Newpcrt Beach Lunch Mon -5et. 1 , :n<· 30, Sunday Brunch 11 em-3pm. Dinner Moo&6l Spm-1~ Call ahead for reser"8llClnS 673-9500 SCAMPI Fine F&mtly 0nng Newly Remodeled ~ 7 0.A Wee'1. for 0nw lliti· Spm-1 a.~. I/tie c:ata-PrMite Lunch Pinies for 15 People or More. All Map-Credit Cards ~ ReservaDool ~. Located at 1576 N8VfTlOl't B~. Qieai Mesa. 845-85flO SABATINO& RESTAURANT 6 SAUSAGE CO. Pasta. Caesar. Salad, Homemade Sel.eage. IJael, l.snb, \legetal'lan Dishes. Wna. Beer. Ceppucc:iro & Dessert Holn. 7 Oeys A~ Serwig Set. & Sun Brunch From 8 :D-1.CD, &.! ·Tht.n. 11 em-1 ~. Fn -5et. 11 em-11 pm. Al Map' D-ed& Cards AcceJml Located ~ 251 St1ipylnl \NJ/Jf, Newport Beacti(714)723-0621 GREENLEAF GRILL 81 BAR AMACHI &JSh4 & Sullle to Go. Complete Bar Al MeP' credC Cerds. l.oalt.ed AJ. 2675 lrw1e ~ .• (Acrols From ~Go# Cot.r9aJ (714) 645-6518 THE BARN STEAK HOUSIE Menu ltdJdes Steak. Fresh Fish, Chicken, Birgers & Seleda. Prloe9 ~ From $3, 7ll!>r J,unch & $8 25 For Dinner. .... J.1orl.Set. Claii .111m For ~ l .CQ>rri Mon . .fii.. Ojnner 3(QlpJk. & &II. ~Carda~ Located ~~l31 .0>&ta Mlle 1'rr4J 641'6~ ~ LA CAVE Menu lnoludes: l.ol>ster. O'eb. Shrimp, Steelul, Rib •· Oejy Specials. Fri. & Sat. Pnme Rib, RJ4I Bar & WI08 lJllt. Casual Oreee.;Qn· Lunches 11::D2:30-Dinner Mon.-Sat. From 5:3Q>m. V188, Meleln:erd· Diners Cub Loc:ated AJ. , 695 lrw1e llNe • (And 17th&) Neer .,.Bb:kfut.r ............. ,.. Entartanmerc Coate Ma&a (714) 648-7944 TA PAS The only restll\rent in O.C. to otter the finest 1n CUtSln0 from Spein with live Remenoo entertainment. Speclllkmg 111 Paella, stsek8. gnlled fresh fish & pastas Open 5 da~ per week, &>Md Sun.& Mon l.oalted at 4253 ~ Wrry (Batiind Staples • MacArd'ltr & Connchten) Maia' aedlt cards accepted 756-8194 On the sand 11t Newport Monday to Friday 4:30pm to 9:00pm Setvrday THAI SPICE 4.3Q>rn t.o 1 O:~ Cloeed on Sunday. 105 Ml*l Street 111 Beb>e. (714) • \ttad by the Regist.ar rmdera, 81 eppeered In the beat o1 cnnge County 723-6643 88COon 89 Iha Bee& Thal Food In ()-ange County. 0 lunch, dinner. cacenng & tllkecU. 815 w. 191tl ~ Coata Mell8 5464333 LE BIARRITZ Eet.abl!&had in 1974. locet.ad at 414. N. Newport 81\/d. Open 7 days. Mon . .fn 11 .009:~.m. end Set. -&Jf'I. 5:.0010:~.m. All m8JDr Q-ed1t can:la Accepted. ReaenlaClons Accepted. 645-6700 THAI WAVE Dina 111 or tllkeo.4 Fest & free dell\lll"f Serwig luncti & dinner Located at 211 62nd ~ Newporr. Beech. ~ 7 deys a week. V168: Mastercard & American Express accept.ad. 645'3057 THAI TOUCH Locacacl • 2616 San Miguel Or Ill Newport Beach. ~ fer lunch. Mon - Fn. 11 :30em3pm, dinner &erY8d Sun.-Thl.rs. 5-9pm Beer end wine __, Cllt8nng end take out ellCl 11\19111Jtl1e. Al ITllljCll' credt cards 80Clp(8d'. 6400123 THE CANNIERY Hca1c ..,...,,,, ft \Ii II> Reetaureot end HlWtJar Cruise Cent.er Houri Mon .• Set. 11 30am -2 00em. Sun 1 a 0011m-12 .CQ>rn. Al Map-cndc Cllrdl. ~ Sligge11811 LllC8tlld et 3010 L8hlyalte M . NewportBeech, CA 92663 (714) 675-5777 Fax 675-2510 NEWPORT LANDING Wetarfront Dining, Sat. & Sun Chempegne Brunch. Dinner Menu $13 95 - S19.95, e>,-ster Bar Menu Serwd All Dey Hotrs· 10'00em -11 3Q>m. Amu. Melten:8nl, VII&, Dinner ~ Recommet IClad l.oalt.ed et 500 E. Edgawetar, BalJOa (714)67~73 THE BLUIEWATER GRILL Ceaual ~dining at the former alt.a of the historic Sea Stientv end Delaney's. Feetumg fresh ~ 888food, oyster bll' and rlt8il filh merbc.. MA br. Cigar pebo. Doing pecio. Al ma,or cerdl. Clt.ering ~ Srlecjng upon erTMI. ModenUly priced. locltad • 630 Udo Pri DrM ,.,.. Lido llland. ~ 7 deyl, lunch and dinner 875f&i 1 1 I •••••