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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1997-01-24 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS 1bny Ciarelli. leaves Newport for Oilers job TRYING TO · UNEARTH THE WORM !thought it would be easy -find- • ing a tan basketball player with rainbow-colored· hair and \ pierced body parts among New-} port Beach natives doesn't sound too tough. ~ Plus I knew Dennis Rodman had been interviewed by •Prime nme Uve" from a Newport Beach hotel that looked eerily similar to the Four Seasons. And I knew be was headed for his local, pink-stucco beach house to unwind after the NBA slapped him with an 11-game sus- pension for kicking a sideline cam- era.man. Reporter tries her mightiest to track down the elu$ive Dennis Rodman but to no avail BY JENNIFER ARMSTRONG + DAILY PIU?T But the guy is as illusive as a 1\ckle Me Elmo doll at Christmas. knocking on bis door while peering through the one window that wasn't mirrored. Empty. No Dennis, no fur- niture, nothing. I drove down Coast Highway to JohR Dominis, a rumored Rodman haunt with ocean views, indoor Everybody's got a story about their brief encounters with him, and everybody knows he's got a place on Seashore Drive. But I wanted to find the Worm himself, or at least some- one who had seen him this week. I started out at his beach house, _ waterfalls and $36 steak and lobster dinners. Joe Flores, the executive chef, knew Rodman had· been there a few times before -usually for Fri- day dance nights -but he'd never seen him. Apparently Rodman par- ticularly digs the special patio seat- ing there, but that's all he knew. "But you know where he goes all the time?" he asked. Obviously not. He sent me to the Emerald For- est, the seeond restaurant of the day with an indoor waterfall. There I met Chad Hoffman, a 23- year-old bartender who served Rod- • SEE RODMAN PAGE 4 Man g11nned down in brawl • Morning incident near McFadden square leaves one man dead and another stabbed. By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Police are still struggling to unearth the details surrounding a fight in a McFadden Square home Thurs- day morning that left one New- port Beach man shot to death a.µd another seriously stabbed. Around 10:15 a.m. two men knocked on the door of 218 21st Street and confronted the resi- dent, 26-year-old John Edward Pavese, authorities said. A fight ensued, and Pavese shot one of the men -Ryan Calvin Kerr, 25, of Newport Beach -twice in the upper torso with a .25 caliber semiautomatic handgun, said Newport Beach police Sgt. John Desmond. Other b~ flew wild. one of them sbattermg the window of a van parked across the street. The fight left Pavese with a stab wound to the torso. He under- went surgery at UCI Medical Center in Orange, where he was listed in guarded condition late Thursday. Kerr died at 11 :37 a.m. at Western Medical Center in Santa Ana. Police are interviewing the man who was with Kerr at the scene but have not released his name. . The events leading up to the attack and the motivation for it remain a puzzle, but witnesses painted a vivid picture of its aftermath. After being struck by the bul- lets, Kerr stumbled down 21st Street while his partner tried to hold him upright. Witnesses said Kerr fell on bis face a number of times as the pair aossed Balboa Boulevard toward McFadden Squale. Kerr finally collapsed in front of Baja Sharkeez Restaurant. His partner abandoned him, fleeing in a car that had been parked in the Square's lot. Despite a countyw'ide manhunt, he evaded police for most of the day. But around 5:30 p.m. a man claiming to be the fugitive walked into the police station to surrender himself. "Apparently he just showed up," Desmond said. Pavese's housemate, Robert McFarland, 27, was in the house when the attack occurred. He said he saw the approaching men "bl'eeZe by a window in the side yard" but added, "I didn't get a good look at them." McFarland said he fled througl\. the garage as soon as he heard gunfire. •niey knocked," he recalled. "(Pavese) said, 'Come in.' They knocked again. He said 'Come in' again." Then there was a silence followed by •a tackling sound, things falling, commo- tion,• and a three-round spurt of gunfire, McFarland said. McFarland said he heard three more gunshots as he fled. •SEE FIGHT PAGE 4 MAAC MARTIN I DAllY PILOT John Edward Pavese, 26, was taken to UCI Medical Center after he was stabbed In the abdomen In a fight with two men, one who later died from a gunshot wound. BUFFA Peter unmasks •the real McCoy ' PHOTO COURTESY Of NBA Dennis Rodman is doing a good job of hiding out from the public In Newport Beach. Gala toasts benefactors of muse.urn • Dinner at the new Orange County Museum of Art is a tribute to donors. ByB.W.Cook NEWPORT BEACH -Orange County culture took a giant leap forward Thursday evening as the newly formed Orange County Museum of Art honored its donors, patrons, trustees and special guests at a gala dinner. Some 200 guests in black tie dined in the mctin corridor of the museum pn lobster bisque and stuffed pheasant as tributes and congratulations were warmly bestowed upon a vibrant community of locals committed to art in Orange County. The tribute was organized by event chair Teri Kennady in honor of Joan and Donald Beal. •This evening is all about Joan Beal hangmq in through the lean and tough years to make llus museum a reality," said 1Wyla Reed Martin, whose husband, Charles Martin, serves as chuir- man of the board of trustees of the museum. The Martins joined Byron and Ronnie Allum- baugh, Harry and Birdie Bubb, Oscar and Alit!->~>n Frenzel, Rosalyn Laudati and James Pick, Kai I . and Pat Neisser, Peg Reday, James and H am<.'l Selna, Robert and Margaret Sprague and Thomds and Marilyn Sutton. The guest of honor of the special black-tie evening was Joe Goode. Goode took the patrons on a personal tour of the magnificent galleries e • hung with bis work. Showing off enormous canvases depicting tire, water and air, Goode charmed the Newport Beach/Costa Mesa crowd with the motivation behind each work. •SEE GALA PAGE 4 Newport public gets first look at Supervisor Wilson • County leader promises to pursue funding for city projects. such as dreaging the bay. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily ·Pilot NEWPORT BBACH -New county Supervisor Tom Wilson lbunday faced a local audlence for the first time since c.a.sting the lone vote agoinlt the dty's pet project, plans for an airport at El Toro Marine base. Wilson bas the tough task of , representing the divided 5th Dis- trict -Newport Beach. the dty leading Ute airport push, aQd strongly anti~o.irport South County. He replaced Newport Beach WHERl!'S TIU! PAR1Y1 resident Marian Bergeson, who left the supervisor seat in Novem- ber to serve as the governor's edu- cation adviser. On Thursday, he spoke to members of the Orange County Coast Association, stressing his commitment to getting funding to dredge the bay. He assured the luncheon audi- ence of about 60 that despite his anti-E Toro airport stance, he won't abandon Newport Beach on other issues. To prove that pom~ he handed over his ~5 check to join the Newport Beach- based association. He did not talk at length on his El Toro stance. •1n spite of my alignment with your South County neighbors on the extremely divisive airport issue, I'm very excited to. be here," he said. • rn ask that we agree to disagree on that issue and talk about some other impor- tant things.• · He pointed out local projects backed by the county, induding the current jetty repairs, work to fix beach erosion and dredging near Newport Dunes Resort. He promised to help secure state funding for dredging the bay, a project the dty has been pushing for five years. TEEING UP •tt's time for the state to step up~ the plate," he said~ "We've been very patient, but time is iun- ning out." He also promised to keep an eye on the controversialmerger of the Public Works and Hdrbors, Beaches and Parks departments. •There's no where else in my dis- trict where that's going to be more visible than in Newp()rt Beach," he seid. l . I • For. maniJ i-etums~ visit your Weal library N o matter how much you sowed Jut year, it's almost . time for Uncle Sam to reap. lb smooth the procea,all Newpcirt. Bee.di pub- lic 1ibnuies otter federal and state tax forms. Find the most exten- sive collection. plus numerous reference resources offering tax- related tips and form preparation guidelines at the Central Library. and tbe aelt-employed. Qlltomln also can check out •l'be Emit & Young 'IBx Guide 1997, • ottering more than 30 of this year's tu forms, plus money- savlng tips from a leading accounting firm. "'l'Uing California Property• covers state property taxation and · includes good property tax back- ground. valuation-methods and sample letters to assessors. Addi- tional guidance on preparing both persooal and COipOrate returns is in •Guidebook to Cali- fornia 'Thxes. • Are your property taxes too high? Learn what it takes to cut them in "Appeal Your Property Taxes and Wm.• a circulating vol- ume covering how to check for errors in property tax bills, case histories of property tax appeals and state-by- Steve Marowttz. owner of NeWport Chlldnn'• Booteryln Publon &J•nd. worbwltb Sea JCanawatl. 3,lnbdtng the perfect BL Marowttz'• famllyhu owned the shoe store since Newpon Center opened 30yeanago. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Most available reference sources are in •A Guide to the Tax lnfonnation 1997 Resource Collection," a bibliography updated annually by library staff. Listings include the four-volume "Tax Directory,• featuring gov- ernment officials who deal with tax issues, contact numbers for tax managers of major U.S. com- panies, information about private- sector tax professionals, and tax firm profiles. state require- ments. Find out how to reduce estate trans- fer taxes in· tbeseoond edition of #California -ISLAND NATIVE Particularly useful to many taxpayers is "Bender's Dictionary of 1040 Deductions," a guide to deductions available on 1040 schedules A, C, E and F. Also helpful for answering simple tax Pamily'Thx Planning.• For exporters, importers and corpora- tions with foreign branches and affiliates, there's "International Tax Swnmaries, • with overviews of taxation in 123 countries and the best approaches for investing in 81 foreign lands. Those involved with international affairs will find other clues about which countries' tax laws are molt con- ducive to investment in •Foreign Tax and 1fade Briefs.• Steve Marowitz literally grew up at Fashion Island, at his father's shoe store, one of the shopping center's originals, now run by the son : questions are "RIA Federal Tax Handbook" and "U.S. Master Tax : Guide." By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH,-Steve Marowitz has grown up right tiong with Fashion Island. · More complex queries may be : answered in "United States Tax • Reporter," : an extreme- • ly compre- : hensive •guide to : federal tax- • ation. In the • circulating • collection, : .. J.K. Lass- . er's Your •rve seen it grow from a little hole in the ground/ he says. Mlt has been quite a transition." : Income Tax 1997 • desaibes new ·tax law changes and tax planning : strategies and includes sections Finally, those looking for some protected paradise from which to send many happy returns might consult "Tax Havens of the World,• written for investors, traders and overseas operators looking for the location most secure from Uncle Sam's reach. • OtECX rr our is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Publk Library. This week's column is by Oaudla Peter· man. Marowitz, 39, spent his child- hood roaming the upscale mall at the hub of Newport Center, the local Mecca of commercialism that's celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. He spent his teen years working for his dad, Dick Marowitz, one of the mall's original merchants and a foundµlg member of the New- port Center Association. ' on tax situations for parents, ~ homeowners, divorced and mar- : ried couples, investors, retirees Now Steve Marowitz owns his father's old store, Newport Chil- ~ ' " • READERS HQTUNE ~ CA 92626. Copyright No 642-6086 news stories, Illustrations. edlto- Record your comments about rlal matter or advertisements herein can be~ with-the Daily Pilot or news tips. out written permission of copy· ADDRESS right owner. VOL 91, NO. 11 Our address is 330 W. Bay St .. HOW m REAOI U5 Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. THOMAS H. 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The swell will come from the west -at a height of flve dren's Bootery-which still sits in its original location. · #The original center had a tremendous amount of local flair to it," he says. •There's now a tremendous amount of national chains -that's the main differ- ence. But The Irvine Co. still knows how to make it a little bit different from any other major mall." He recalls riding his bike to the mall on lazy Satur~ just to wander around. He arid hiS friends used to "sled• on card- board down a nearby bill where Big Canyon Country Club now sits. the mall's "biggest leap forward~ -its major renovation in the 1980s. #That made me look at the business and see it still bad growth potential," he says. "Fashion Island has been good to my family -there's no question about it." His memories go back all the way to the grouhdbreaking for the center, which his father attended. In fourth grade, he fished in a Newport Center pond that had been stocked with trout for a special event. Then he trotted back to his Eastbluff home to cook his catch for dinner. After graduating from Corona del Mar High School and San Diego State University, he went into business with his father. Fol- lowing a six-year foray into com- mercial real estate, he returned to the store and bought it from his father in 1990. He's not sure if any of his three young sons will eventually take over the family business, but he does know he plans to stay put in Fashion Island as long as he's running it #Probably the most vivid thing I remember was my father bring- ing home a shovel from the groundbreaking," he says. #I thought, 'It's going to take them an awful long time if they're going to use that to dig'.• He remembers what he calls "My family is the longest orig- inal tenant in Fashion Island. and I have no pians in the future to change that,• he says. •1 can't think of any place I would rather be." feet. Patchy, dense Steven Wong of the fog will predominate Ora~e County during the morning, Hea care agency with clearing expect· is waiting in the ed as the afternoon wings, but flrst, the proceeds. anticipated surfing 110ES conditions need TODAY some darlficatlon. First low Previous reports 2:59 a.m. 1.8 have indicated a First high build-up In wave 9:03 a.m. 5.6 energy that would Second low become apparent 4:01 p.m. -0.4 here by the week-Second high end. It may. Howev-10:24 p.m. 4.0 er, It's llkely the pri· SATURDAY mo stuff won't make First low landfall before early 3:32 a.m. 1.8 to midweek. Today, First high too many elements 9:34 a.m. 5.3 are In conflict to Second low bother =rdlng 4:29 p.m. -0.2 Wong's advl· Second high sory. He sa~ beach 10:53 p.m . 4.0 usen ~ d avoid any runoff on the WATER beach due t.o elevat-TEM'EllAlUltE! 56 ed bacteria levels. ~'~" ....... .._. ., ':-~ ... COSTA MESA • MOODlodl of Avenue of the Arb: Speakers worth $300 were stolen from a Honda parked In an undefground lot. The windoW was smashed. • JOOO ~of.....,.,. aoulev_...: A car stereo worth $250 was stolen from a parked Honda. The door was pried open. • JJOO blodc of Avenue of the Arb: A wallet worth $75 and containing $10 c.ash was stolen from a parted Toyota. The win- dow was smashed. • 1800 blodc of Anllhelm Avenue: A cigarette lighter and $27 In loose change were stolen from a parked Font Escort. ~ window was smashed. • 1200 blodc of AdMm A,,..,.: A potential car thief tried to jimmy the ignition of a parked Honda with a K1ewdrlwr..flke device, M abandoned the attempt. There was no sign of forced entry. NEWPORT llEAOt • fMwpoft c.m... Drive: A stroller with four annual passes to Dlsneyland and several baby Items In It was stolen white the victims were looking at a water fountain at Fashion Island. The loss was valued at $470. • • 1700 blodc of~ Drive: Jewelry valued at $13,600 and $100 Inc.ash were stolen from the bathroom of a residence. The bathroom sliding glass door was ~ly left unlocked. • zoo Wodl of Swth -.....: Collectible flgurlMs vatued at $1,500 were stolen from a residence where the gM'llgl wtndow ~unlocked. Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price s125/hr ATTORNEYS AT LAW BUSINESS LmGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Cor'p9r~tions, partnerships, mergers, acquisitions, buY.·sell agreements, contracts and collections REAL ESTATE LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS . Evictions, foreclosures, easements, title disputes, wort<-outs ESTATE Pt.ANNING Trusts, Wills, PrObate Administration , Ask me about these axioms A few people have asked for more about where common expressions like •Mind your P's and Q's• come from. As a public servant, I have no choice' but to respond. Plus - I love this·stuffl Hold your ho?Ses. No, not you, the expression -"Hold your horses." When circuses traveled the country, a big thrill was the parade of elephants down Main Street. accompanied by circus wagons, cloWn.s and a brass band. Today, we call that "poli- tics." Horses hate elephants. Don't ask me why. They just do. In the interest of public safety, a pair of circus workers would walk ahead of the elephants and warn anyone riding or driving a team of horses nearby -"Hold your horses!" What about "the real McCoy?" It has nothing to do with Walter Brennan. In the 1880s, trail bosses were some- thing like superstar athletes. There was an annual cattle drive from Abilene to Texas that cani.ed a large cash prize. The Michael Jordan of trail bosses was a man named Joseph McCoy. One year, as the crowd waited patiently at the finish line, a great cheer went up as a herd appeared on the horizon. A rider charged out to see who the apparent winner was and r;etumed, shouting, "It's McCoy!" A raucous celebration ensued But some became suspi- cious. Even for McCoy, this was an incredible victory. Soon, a second herd appeared in the distance. Again. the rider charged out to meet them. Again, he retmned. ¥\.s it turns out. the first "McCoy" was a ringer who cut into the last few miles of the trail hoping he and his cronies could slip off with the prize money before anyone was the wiser. Pointing to the impostor, then the horizon, the rider shouted, "Don't know who he is -but that's the real McCoy I" "Lobbyist." It was coined by Ulysses s. Grant. When Grant was president, he would often escape the rigors of the White House and stroll 1 1 Clown to. the ??~by Willard The Phen-Fen Diet ' The answer Is 1-cs' llO\\l'VCr the treat· mcnt of obesily or an uvcm·e1gh1 (:Undi· tJoo also requires ;ipproprlntc lik:stylc changes and :in indlvlduallU'd, ph1~c1:1n· su~rvlsed. comprchcnsirc approach including diet. bcl1.1v1or 111od1fation and excrds<;. For evcl)~>nt'. It L\ not just sim· ply :i matter of pushing tht-msdvcs away from the Liblt! 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One fateful day, Grant snapped his newspaper shut, jumped to his. feet and shouted., "These lobbyists are driving me madl" Grant avoided the Willard's lobby after that, but the name stuck. What about "Hail to the Chief?" Certainly, it has noble origins that reach back to Wash- ington himself, no? Well, no. President James Polle (1845- 1849) holds one distinction among U.S. presidents. He was the shortest by far - 5 feet nothing and that was probably cheating. On more than one occasion, the president and his wife would enter a crowded room and no one would even see them. . This displeased Mrs. Polk greatly and she came up with a clever solution. One hundred and fifty years later, we're still thrilled at the sound of "Hail to the Chief," even though it was written because James Polle was too short to be seen. I gotta' go. • PETER BUFFA is the mayor of Costa Mesa. ... FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1997 Riley meridi:rig at home after foot amputation in collision By Michelle Thrwllleger, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Former Orange County Supervisor Tom Riley is home after undergoing a partlal foot amputation Monday, · and except for having his pets around, things haven't changed since he left the hospital. "lt doesn't really feel that much different," said Riley, who suffe?S from diabetes and asthma. "I'm still in bed." Riley, 84, said although he feels very little pain, having part of his foot removed because of a diabetes-induced infection involves some adjustment. "It's a funny-looking foot," he said. "Jt takes getting used to to look at that and see part of your foot gone." R i 1 e y served on the county Board of Supervi- sors for 20 years, leaving in December 1994. He served as board chair- man when the county Tom Riley filed for bankruptcy. During his five terms, he worked to preserve open space and develop libraries and roads. Riley is confined to his bed where his wife, Emma Jane, his two Siamese cats and silky terrier keep him company. He spends a lot of time sleeping and watching sports on television, ·tus wife said. "I've got a small TV set right next to bed,• RileY. said. "Mary Jo (the terrier) is tight here on the bed with me ... She's very loving.• A nurse,helps Riley's wife ca.re for him and monitor his blood sug- ar. Emma Jane said she was very busy taking care of both her hus- band and their affaiIS. "He's sick and I'm having a very difficult time looking over him,• she said. "The two years since he retired he was just up and around for a few months and then he's been sick ever since." The couple have received many cards and phone calls from friends. "I sort of forgot we knew that many people in Orange County," Riley-said. • Daily Pilot staff writer Christopher Goffard contributed to this report. COSTA MESA-A filml· ington Beech man biW8 119 thigbbone and wmt wbliD bis motOrqrde coJtided Willi a ~ truck on the 1300 block of Logan Avenue oa Thurwday afternoon, authori.- ties said. John Pberkelson, 25, took the spill froJJ>. his 1994 Honda motorcycle around 1 p;m. while serving to avoid a Dodge van making a left. band in front of him. said Cotta rur:esa police Officer Gerry Stuldde. The "Van apparently stopped in the middle of the tum, and police oondn<led the accident was the fault al the driver, Yunkyu Park. Y1, of Stanton. OCC child care site won't open as planned Pherkelson, who was wearing a helmet, was dri- ving between 30 and 40 mph when he swerved and struck a parked Chevrolet pickup truck, Stukkie said. Para- medics rushed him to West- ern Medical Center 1n Santa Ana, where he is being treat· eel for injuries. By Marissa Espino, Daily Pilot The children and staff of Orange Coast College's Child Care Center will have to wait an extra semester to move into their new child care facility than.ks to delayed construction work. The new child care center, which costs $2.2 million, was sup- posed to be built by Dec. 27 yet recent rains and scheduling con- flicts by Garr Construction has delayed the completion date by four months. The new completion date is April 25. •They are more than two months beyond schedule,· said Gene Farrell, vice chancellor of Administrative Services for Coast Community College District. "This is a larger project than (the contractor) has done before. They .have had a hard time getting the job done." Farrell added the construction crew is building an impressive and detailed facility, but the delay is an inconvenience for the staff at the old child care center. "It is effecting the Child Care Center because they are badly in need of better facility conditions," he said. COSTA M.F.sA 642-1142 NEWPORT BEACH 675-6855 CoRONA DEL MAR 644-8226 "It is affecting ·the Child Care Center because they are badly in need of better facility conditions ... " -GENE FARRELL Manager of the Child Care Center, Lucy Groetsch had a posi- tive outlook about the postponed move. The program was supposed to move during spring break and will now move between spring semester and summer break. "I don't worry about things I don't have control over," Groetsch said. "l have a roof over my head and we have a facility that is func- tioning well. "I am more concerned about it being a quality structure," she RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. wt*9 Your Dollar CoY9f'I Motel 1922 HARIOl 11.VD~ COSTA MESA • 5'&-1156 Try Our House Specialty Avila's Chicken Soup Frtsh Chicken Broth with Chicken and Rice. Garnished · with avocado, cilantro and lime. said. "Our (old) facility is paid for. It is not hurting us to stay here." Groetsch said part of the delay was from stringen~ building codes. "Anytime you build something public, it is subject to special codes,· she said. "I wouldn't want to be in any other building (besides the new center) during an earthquake." Groetsch said the move will be worth the wait. "We waited 25 years for this," she said. •He was in a lot of pain. screaming and yelling," Stukkie said. Stukkie. said Park will be cited in the mail for the acci- dent. -Cb:rtstopber Gollaril SCORE BIG WITH NEWPORT RIB CO. PARTY PACKS! PIG PAK ot<f t$Feeds 6 to 7 43.95 HOG PAK ot<f ~ Feeds 8 to 1 O $55.95 Party Paks include: Baby Back Ribs, Bar-8-0ued Chicken, Sliced Brisket, Louisiana Hot Sau~age, Cole Slaw, Bar-8..Qued Beans, Corn Bread, Honey Butter & all utensils. CIRQUE de SOLEll Coming Jan 29"-March 30" Call for reservations Complimentary Shuttle provided by Ramada limited to the o.c. Fairground,,: 1r~ ~ ~ llvd. • Costa Mesa . t714J 631·2110 ~ 8 AtlDAY, JAHUAAY 24, 1917 l(JM HAGGERTY I OAILY PILOT Board of Trustees, from left. Molly and Leon Lyon and Joan and Donald Beall at the opening of the Orange County Muse~ of Art in Newport Beach Thursday night. GALA CONTINUED FROM 1 ln one room, large canvases of solid blue prompted one patron to ask what was his inspi- ration fo r this work. "Have you ever been under- water look.mg up at the light?• Goode said. "All of these paint- ings came from that point of view." The newly renovated muse- um features a collection of gal- lenes named after donors who are alive and well and living in the community -as opposed to big city museums whe re the names over the doors are often legacies. Individ uals such as Joan and Thomas Riach, Irene and William Matthe ws and honorees Joan a nd Donald Beal were standing in their own gallery spaces, proud to be a vital part of the new Orange County art scene. ·My husband feels like he has really accomplished some- thing and given Orange County something very special,• said Harriet Botwinick. Her husband, THE ORANGE COUNTY MUSEU~~~ OF ART BY THE NUMBERS + Square footage in both Newport build- ings: Ja,950 + Square footage of . gallery space In the old l Newport Harbor Muse-1 um:6,670 ~ + Square footage of ~ gallery space in new + ~ building: 15.800 ~ + Number of art stu-; dios in the Harry Bubb l Education Center: 2 l + Capacity of the Leon j and Molly Lyon Audi-l torium: 108 ; + Number of perma-l nent collections gal-j leries: 6 : + Number of special l exhibition galleries: 5 ! + Approximate con-j structlon costs: $1.45 : mllllon l + NumMI' of pieces in Orange County Muse- um of Art's permanent collection: 6,500 + NumMI' of perma- nent worics on display when museum opens: Approximet91y 150 + Number of years covered by perma- nent collection exhib- it: ApproxbMtely 100 + Number of works in the museum's photog- raphy collection: MoN ttw'l600 + Number of films in "Gangster Classics" film series: 4 + Number of lanterns hanging on tree in Bill Viola's "Theater of Memory": 50 "This space is like being in a major gallery in San Francisco. And it is here in Orange County. It is our gallery." lection of the new Orange Coun- ty Museum of Art. It features a diverse array of Michael Botwinick, forme r director of the now defunct New- port Harbor Art Museum, has been the driving force behind the museum renovation. work, including the plein-air paintings of early Califor- nia impressionists Edgar Payne, Franz Bischoff and Granville Redmond, along with the more contempo- rary artistry of such cre- ators as Ed Kienholz, David Park and Ed Rusch a. "I feel like crying ... ThiS BJXJCe is like being in a major gcille.ry in San Francisco. And lt 111 here 1n Orange County. It is our gOllezy." "What is really amazing 1s that this all was accomplished -MUSEUM TRUSTEE PATRICIA NEISSB on a shoestring," Robert Haskell said. ·1 feel like crying," museum trustee Patrica Neisser said. • "It's so wonderful to see all these old friends again that we haven't seen for so long,• said Peg Reday, I Adjoining the Joe Goode col-I referring to the newly hung per- lection was the permanent col-manent collection. FIGHT CONTINUED FROM 1 •The whole thing wu no more tban five MC<WMI•, from the time they opened tbe door to the time I WU nmntng out of the bouse, • he Aid. •1t ju.t scared tbe aap out of me-adrenaline, my blood. Havtng gum going off in my own house wu definitely dilconcertlng .• McParlabd said he bas been Jiving with Pavese for months but dkln't know him well He said he didn't ~ow whether Pavese owned a gun. "We're not like real good friend.I,• he said. •1 don't know what bis skeletons in the closet ·are ... We lead separate lives. We don't get in.to'eAch other's lives. •1 don't know what's been going on -something's been going on.• Observers described Pavese as a telemarketing salesman. Apparently be called a friend, urging her to get him out of RODMAN CONTINUED FROM 1 man a few months ago. It may not have been the biggest moment of Hoffman's life, but be does remember that Rodman ordered two Kamikazes, invited Hoffman to have a drink with him and had blond hair at the time.' I figured my next stop, the Pour Seasons Hotel, would be my last. I absolutely knew he had been there this week -Prime TI.me Uve showed him there. But hotel workers' code of silence could not be broken. I asked innocently, •Has Den- nis Rodman been here?• The bellhop recited, •No, he isn't here. He hasn't been here. The interview wasn't from here.• The guy getting ice for the bar said, •Nope, he hasn't been here. Haven't seen him.• The registration clerk smiled and answered sweetly, "I'm sor- ry, unfortunately I can't give out that information.• I even called the front desk from the 20th-floor courtesy phone and asked for Rodman's room. The guy who answered. casually said he didn't have a Rodman listed as a guest. So l tried Twin Palms restau- rant next door, where they hadn't seen him. But a guy there named Put a few words to work for you. Call the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS We appreciate your patronage! Happy New Y•«rl ,....~...., OIA'S FAMILY __ __. SHOE REPAIR 16/H._.,. "nrs11 JJ\OfF 1:::.-:-,... with ad .... 11- JIM NOONAN CPA MY TAX MAN Bottom Line lmprover1 1(·nts 723-1031 Newport Harbor Montessori Center ....... ~ . ..,... You Can Get Your Business or Service on r-----, 1 lntroductor, 1 $,ptrio/ I I I No ~t-Up Fees 1 when yo u 1 1 mention this ad. 1 I A $1 50 Value! 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The light of ICelT and his partner stumbling into McFad- den Square in broad daylight struck witness Kip Hancock as "very, very weird, very unnerv- ing.• "Tbey both loo~ed crazy,• said Hancock, 29. Unaware of the shooting, Hancock thought the two had been drinking. •I just thought these guys were totally smashed.• The pair apparently dropped a knife on their way across the street. Passerby Larry Rosa, 40, of Newport Beach found a black- Jack has a friend George, who works at R&R Tobacco in Santa Ana. And George knows a per- sonal friend of Rodman's, who said the basketball star was defi- nitely in town. With that encouragement, I tried the Cheesecake Factory across the way in Newport Cen- ter. A source, who wished to remain anonymous, said Rod- man had once come in and almost left because he didn't want to wait for a table. He stayed at the urging of his girl- friend, and had a Bud Ught with a slice of cheesecake, the source said. I was then relegated to trying longsbots -the Newport Beach Athletic Club, even Victoria's Secret in Fashion Island. No one had ever seen him. Then came the last stop, almost an afterthought on the way back to our Costa Mesa office. A bartender at Chester Drawers Inn confirmed. rumors that Rodman frequents the Omelette Parlor next door, which was closed by late afternoon. Just when I was sure I'd failed in my mission to locate one per- son who had witnessed Rod- man's visit this week, he men- tioned that Rodman had his nails done at a salon just steps away. Thus Top of Nails became the place where my journey would come to an end. A manicurist claimed she was pretty sure she band\jd knife, wttb • blade he m.atbed u ~ tbree lncbM Jolio, ~· tbe lldeWalk ot Balboo BoWevUd atter autbodUes bad converged OD the ICeDe. •1t loobd lib • teal nice knife,• be Ald. "I WU picking it up to keep it. I thought, 'What would IOIDebody drop this for?' It dawned on me after I walked a few steps -thhl might have something to do with what's going on aaoa the street. •1 noticed there was blood on lt ... all the way up to the hilt. It wasn't like dripping -just a tinge of blood,• Podce reportedly matched the ~e to an empty sheath left on the spot where Kerr col- lapsed. Desmond said police were trying to discern a possible con-. nection between Pavese and the two men. •Three people know what went on here,• he said. ·0ne of them is hospitalized and uncon- scious. One of them is dead And we're interviewing the third now.• had seen him with two friends just two hours before, in the parking lot outside the salon. A manicurist who had caught a brief glimpse of a person she thought was Dennis Rodman. Quite the anti-climax. The peo- ple who had never seen him had better stones. Maybe he blends in more than I thought. Maybe there is anoth- er hotel in Newport Beach that looks like the Four Seasons. 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Special thanks to PACIFIC BAY HOMES for recognizing the importance of education in the community in which it is building homes and putting us "over the top" for the campaign with a $100,000 pledge; and to t~e .IRVINE · COMPANY for its campaign opening matching grant. . •. . . ~ · · Through our community efforts, supported by the Newport Mesa Unified School District, .we have improved the campus -and ed\f.ccitional process for our children as follows: . . . . ··New Super Mac Computer Lab • .Parking Lot Repairs • Computer Furniture, Lighting, Carpet • New Student Desks · • Complete New Network Wirin for Internet 0 .. EYE· OPENER 36-hole Pro-Am ~at Newport Beach CC ... admission ... free! QUOTE OF THE DAY ..,,. .,., ,., ~)lb I """'1d ltaN 'tJfl:r1f /of' .... -HUNT1NCTON Bl/AQI HlGH COAOI TONYQARIJLll ~---.. -~-• -'I r----------------------------------~·-------------------------------~------~----------~-------~ ( stephanie keefe ULLMAN UPTO HIS OLD TRICKS Newport Beach's Dave Ullman appears to be on his way to Melges honors at Key West Race Week. W ith only one day left of Key West Race Week, Newport Beach's Dave Ullman looks to gain himself another title. The defending champion of the Melges fleet. Ullman and crew leads the pack by five points, just ahead of San Diego sailor Vtnce Brun. Ullman leads the 48-boat fleet with scores of 2, 1, 2, 9, 5, giving him 18.75 points for the series. Sporting the biggest class at Key West, this year's Melges fleet has been deemed as extremely competitive and almost dead-even in talent. The talent factor has been further highlighted by the fact that pro Ken Legler, coach of national champion Tufts University, continues to set an incredibly even course. Throughout the series, there has really not been a favored side on the Division m circle, ma.king this race a definite test of skill and boat speed. This type of course has been perfect for Ullman, who is known for his incredible boat speed. Course length has also played a big factor, with the longest course being six legs and 12.4 miles long. Conditions have been steady as well, with 12-15 knots from the southeast and moderate chop prevailing. Other local boats include Jaime Malm in 12th (19, 7, 26, 11, 14), Dennis Shannon and Steve Otto in 19th (35, 31, 8, 15, 11) and Bruce Ayres tied for 20th (45, 9, 23, 14, 12). • For all those Laser and Laser n sailors who are preparing for regattas such as the Youth Champs or the Cressy, top Laser sailor Nick Adamson is holding a clinic that you won't want to miss. The clinic will cover all aspects of championship racing in both Lasers and Laser Ils, including rigging for varying conditions. course tactics and boat speed. The clinic will be held over Easter weekend -March 28-30 -in the Dallas/Fort Worth area for the Longhorn Yacht Racing Association. A number of clinics for sailors are offered by LYRA from any part of the country, and provides coaching for a number of national Laser and Laser II regattas durlng the summer. Adamson is a former sailor and a former coach of LYRA. A Cost.a Mesa reatdent. Adamson is one of the top Laser sailors in the world. A former college All-American, Adamson has a number of national titles under his belt and was the United States' Laser Oass representative at the 1996 Olympic Games. Por more infonnation about the dinlc, you can contact Adamson at (714) SlS-9514. 1 ~97 taco bell newport classic pro-am "' DON LEACH I DMY PILOT Adam Medwick gets some advice from caddie Johanna Wilcox Thursday on the practtce green as be prepares for today's Pro-Am. KATSUYA RAINONE I DAILY Pit.OT R w. Eaks (above) • •responds as he clinches bis second straight Newport Classic Pro-Am crown a year ago; he's back, attempttng to bag a third straight with play beginn.ing today at 7 a.m. Admission ts free during the two-day evenl L--------------------- Newport Classic Pro-Am XXIII gets under way today at Newport Beach Country Club; R. W. Eaks returns for a shot at an unprecedented hat trick. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Bing Crosby did more than dance and sing. Crosby had a vision in the ear- ly 1970s to expand bis famous Pebble Beach "Clambake" Pro- Am and create a satellite event for professional golfers who didn't make the cut at the tournament known today as the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. · By 1975, the Crosby Southern Clambake was born. Little did the icon of entertainment know it would someday grow up to become the biggest mini tour event in Southern California with a $100,000 purse and a Mexican fast-food chain as its title sponsor. The Taco Bell Newport Classic Pro-Am, held today and Saturday at Newport Beach Country Club for the 23rd consecutive year, has changed in name and stature, but the primary goal remains intact: To raise funds for Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian. a single event in the history of the 552 Club, the hospital's chief fund-raising branch. R.W. Eaks, back-to-back New- port Classic champion, will attempt to win an unprecedented third straight title. . Other past winners competing this weekend include Jerry Foltz (1994), Clark Dennis (1992 and '93), Brian Claar (1990) and Perry Parker (1989). Eaks and Dennis are the only back-to-back cham- pions. John McCamish (1985 and '87) is the only ·other golfer to win the Newport Classic twice. Jon Chaffee (1988) holds the tournament record for the lowest two-day total (130). The event, which offers $20,000 to the winning pro, has become highly respect- ed on the mini-tour cir- cuit with PGA, Nike and LPGA tour players competing in a u,nique two-day format. <l.hY.othel like lt ... • -KAREN WHrTAKER For the second year in a row, Newport Clas- sic officials invited LPGA pros, beaded by Cathy Mockett (New- port Harbor High). Mockett was the first woman pro to play in the event in 1995. "In some cases," pro-am chairman Jake Rohrer said, "the players have been on the PGA Tour and they're trying to get back, and other times they're just starting to climb up the ladder." Tom Lehman, the PGA Tour's Player of the Year last year, played in the Newport Classic when he was climbing the ladder, the last time in 1991. Steve Jones, last year's U.S. Open winner, Payne Stewart, Peter Jacobsen and Fuzzy Zoeller all rubbed elbows here with ama- teurs and sponsors before gaining fame in golf. This year's Newport Classic is scheduled to begin today at 1 a.m. with the first tee time. Seventy-four pro-am teams will play in the event to raise funds for Hoag Hospital In the previous 22 years, $2.1 million has been raised from the tourna- ment, including over $1 million the past four years since Taco Bell has been the title sponsor. Last year's donation of $306,000 was the largest gift from • Kim Saiki, Mockett, Pearl Sinn and Muffin Spencer- Devlin are scheduled to play. Jeff Hart, a PGA Tour player, is the only golfer (pro or amateur) to win three Newport Classic pro- am team titles. He's also the two- time defending pro-am champ, having won with Charlie Rogers in '95 and Rick Godber last year. "It's a very unusual tourna- ment, there's not any other like it," said Karen Whitaker, player relations chairman. "With both men and women involved, it brings in another aspect." In addition to Mockett, other local pros competing include Este-· ban Toledo (Costa Mesa), Eric Woods (Corona del Mar), Dennis Paulson ·(Costa Mesa High) and Kelly Manos (Costa Mesa). Manos is an assistant pro at Big Canyon Country Club. Toledo is fully exempt this year on the Nike Tour. Fans are invited to soak in the action today and Saturday with free admission both days. The wooded, par-71 golf course plays at just under 6,600 yards. TM 1 8:17 -Dave a.rr and Jack La Barbera; 'Ille 10 1:17 -Paul Claxton and Jeff Gorski; 7 a.m. · Pearl Sinn and Dick Allen; Kim Saiki and Jim Largent. 1 a.m. -Eric Jot.a.., and Debbie Albright; Bill PorW' and Tony Galludet. Brian Kontak and Dean Patterson. 1:26 -Brian Mogg and John c. Cushman Ill; Joe CJoe and John Argent. · 1:2• -Br.ct ~ ·~ A. Beebe; 7!08 -Ricky Smalh1dge and Richard C. Jeff Gallagher and Jake Rohrer. 7:GI -8ob rn.ncl and J. Whitney Haney; h1rry1:20~ -·~~ •nd ·Ma .... ~·· C. Schroeder; Paul Te9ori and Tom Brunner. 11:20 .. -n:,._ ,,..___ and Gran Moo e Brooks ICJeln and Jeff Kuroski. -·· _., •1 un:w 7:16 -Richard m•-and Christian Dubia; M M'.._a ... I ... ---~11 '--nd--Bill Tio-·~,. r ; 7:1' -Chad Ginn and James Antunes; Lewis; Stan Uder and Ted l.onaa<N. Erk lookw and Rldt-Ehrke. ..._ · ru• e '-'-Wl a .. es. Ad.m H1**1l and Peter Stranger. 1t:21-0wts l•Dhnd Ro6ert Savage; 11:28 ·Brian Ow' and Bob Fluor. ._.-o.n IMt HM and Sam •'-·1st. 7=2'-John Jot.ta.on and Roland F. Osgood; 8 ,.~-nd ,.._rt Ma 7tZA -Tu...u ...,..,,,., and Chudc McWhlrter; ,.....,._ Dan '9lczanlcl and Dennis Parrott. ryan _.._. 8 '-'' s ssey. 'Brian s.nodc and James Glldewell. 11:JI -Frrilln lAnlllwft and Richard 7:12 R w .,_._ and David M Dowling; 11:J6 -Mark Wurta and Greg Preston; 1·--1 ... ~ •nd "'•--u........... Rodner. Jeff Clove ancJ Jim a... -• • s;..a · panv P...tlw and Kevin Rich. .._ -1 <t<CTI: •Tn.l"I....,,.., 11* -Mike Sdtwwta and Wally Wotf:, Matt Gogel and Jeff Estabrooks. ~· ·' Jeff ~ and David Streiff. 7:A1 • Dennis P...,.. and Marty Cohn; 11:44 -Ben.._ and Robert E. Char1esen; 7)111 -l(efly ....._and Ted Simpkins.; Craig..,... and RJdt Godber. Steve Sch..tw and Carey Cooper. Tom Kroll and Tom Mazelln. Barry J..-e and M~• Walter. 11:5J -lob ..... and I.My WUl!alms; 7:50 -John Dowdell and Steven Monte; 11:52 -Mark c:.rnevale and Hank Adler; 7:50 -K.vtn ....._ ... and Alan Wright; MkNel Alen llnd Wlb.lt Ulyman. Lee Portw and John Heal, Jeff Hart and William Gross. Greg .,....._ and O.vid Grant. 12:01 p.m. • lob WI I At end Roger B. Palley; 7:St -Joe De'-Y and Gene C. Wilson; 12.-01 p.m. -Sam Randolph and John Martin; 7:51 -Jim..._ and Ofno De Rose; DeM *' •di• and Oef.t F. P.rtrak. Otff ic,..... al'd Wllllam D. Wllkenon. Muffin ~In and Ray Young. o.nnls CIMtl Md MlchMI On.lcket. 12:10 • Eric .... and Ron Bumler; L"Ol-Tlm LoutWot and Bill Arnold; 12:10 ·Harry Rudolph Ill and Richard Bertea; l.'OI -EsUban ..._.and Plul MMX; ~Z:,~J, =•~~John Punfs; Jerry Sonny Skinner and Wayne Beach J11Y Delalng and James c. Glanullas. ~rile WI •nd Pete Foutlce. Pella and Ed ~ L---------·---------------~~------------------~------------------------------------------------~ New.port's Ciarelli gets HB football post • Sailors' defensive coordinator, strength, shot and discus coach. is named head coach for his alma ·mater, Huntington Beach's Oilers. track'for the Otlen while teaching at Newport Harbor this rprll:lg. · . The loa ii twofold for Harbor, where Cia· relli wu 1\0l8d for bis work with boys and gtrll shot put and dllcul throwen. He 8arMd the caJJfomla Coacbel AW.a.nee Honor Coach award In 1993, the «{Ulvalent ol the CIP Soul.hem Sectlon Coach ol tba Year in track and field He ti alio recogftlud u a ~ authority on Ofympc Wt ~ trainbaa, a mong com~t to bell> CoKh Jeff BrlDk- ley'• tootbell -teem ralik with the coui1ty't bett. ( ~' P• . . . FRIDAY, JAHUARY 24. 1997 M~sa comes up too short, 50-29 :...----------------------..... . . . ) r ,\ r, r J 1 ! ; · ·, : COSTA MESA -Paced with the t challenge of approaching perlec- • lion to knock off the top-ranked ' team in Orange County, the Costa ; Mesd High girls basketball team came up short Thursday night ; against visiting Laguna Hills. : Giving away at least nine inches ' in the post to 6-foot-6 Hawks' senior 1 Tayyiba Ha.neef, the Mustangs ! couldn't overcome 10 blocked shots and sever~ others that were : altered, dropping a 50-29 decision • in the battle of Pad.fie Coast League ' unbeatens. Mesa, which managed just two field goals in every quarter but the third, finished 12 of 51 from the field (23.5%). The Mustangs' frontcourt players combined for only one bas- ket, until Chanel Anderson convert- , ed to spark a 4-0 run opening the second half. The spurt brought the Mustangs . : Eagles crush · ArtiSts, 62-29 ' . LAGUNA BEACH -Senior guard Vivi Rodriguez poured in a . game-high 21 points, including a trio of three-pointers, to lead vis- : iting Estancia High to a 62-29 . Pacific Coast League girls bas- . ketball blowout of host Laguna : Beach Thursday. Amy Deming added 12 points, : Jennifer McCartin 10 and Jill Black 9 as the visitors improved : to 11-9, 2-2 in league. The Eagles' scoring total was : second only this season to a 63- • point output against Notre Dame ·Academy. 1 Laguna Beach (6-11, 1-3) was paced by Chrissy and April : Chambers, who had 12 and 11 . points, respectively. : Estancia 62. l.agW\11 8Mc:h 29 • Estancia 15 23 10 14 • 62 : Laguna Beach 9 8 2 10 • 29 Estancia · Bla<k 9, Rodriguez 21. : M. McCartin 2, Deming 12, J. McCartin 10, Stapleton 4, Macias 4, Varma 0, ; Hernandez O. 3-polnters • Rodrigyuez , 3. Fouled out • None. • ~ llMd'I • A. Chambers 11, C. , Chambers 12, Berman 2. Lichterman 2, , R. Globus 2. 3-polnters • None. Fouled : out · None. GlllLS HOOPS . (13-8, 3· 1 in league) to within 18-15. : But the Hawks (16-3, 4•0), shooting : just 33% from the field and having: comntitted 10 turnovers to that: point, caught fire from there to ea.s-: ily pull away, bitting 60% of their : second .. half shots. ! lltMdll '2. Laguna Beach 29 ~N Hiiis SO, ea.ta Miu 29 Aliso Niguel 63, University 54 • Laguna Bueti at C.ofta ~ EstMda at Unlvenlty Aliso Niguel at Laguna Hills •w e'd have to play a perfect : game and catch them on a not-so-: perfect night,• said Mesa Coach : Shontel Sherwood. who had stbod. : __ MCIFIC ___ COAST ___ lEJ_A_6'_ .. _ ___, on a chair during practice attempt-: ~ Hiits 50, c:o.t. Mesa 29 ing to simulate Haneef's defensive: ~by Quwt.rs presence. : Laguna Hiiis 10 8 16 16 • so Kalena Jackson had 10 points, : Costa Mesa 6 5 13 s · 29 including a trio of three-pointets, to : ~ Hiits • Inoue 13, 1 d th h sts bil Haneef fin • Hauser 9, Haneef 8. Tims 7, ea e o ' w e -: Larson 5 Mayfield 4 Guidice 4 ished · with eight points, 14 : l-polnters -None.' · rebounds and six blocks. : Fouled out • None. Tamara Inoue had 13 points for : eo.ta Mesa.· Jack.son 1 o, the winners, who got nine points, : Anderson 6, Kim ~· Chapin 4, . h boards d thr 'hlocks fr • Powers 2, Selkeldi1an 2, Peyton 1, eig t an ee v om : Collett O. 3-polnters • Jackson 3. 5-11 senior Whitney Hauser. : Fouled out • None. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER Cd.M, Mesa, Estancia felled CORONA DEL MAR -Corona del Mar Higb's girls soccer team dropped to .1-~-1 with a 5-1 Sea View League loss to visiting Wood- bridge in a game not quite as lopsided as the score would indicate - accentuated by a Jessica Pagano penalty kick foI the Warriors, as opposed to Corona's attempt by Heather Marshall from penalty dis- tance, which was stolen with a great save by Woodbridge goalie San- dra Martinez. Corona's only scoring came in the second half at 26 minutes when Kara Willgeroth scored from in front of the goal on a header centering pass from Lindsey Grubbs. Corona del Mar falls to 7-9-2. Woodbridge imprnves to 10-7-3, 2-2-1. • Mustangs are victimized by Laguna Hills, 6-0 COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa High girls soccer team found out Thursday why Laguna Hills is the 10th-ranked team in Orange Coun- ty. The Mustangs dropped a 6-0 decision to the Hawks (12-6 overall, 4- 0 in Pacific Coast League play). Goalie Marissa Dinsdale made eight saves, but it wasn't enough to keep the Mustangs from falling to 3-9-1 o·;erall, 0-3 in league. Art.iSts rally in second half to top Eagles,· 2-1 LAGUNA BEACH -Estancia High's Eagles scored with less than a minute spent on their first possession with a goal by Helen Flores as Laguna's keeper wandered at'the wrong time . but that was the extent of their success as the host Laguna Beach Artists rallied with two sec- ond-half scores, one goal with 15 minutes left, the winner with five minutes to go. Goalkeeper Kelly Miller was credited with seven saves. Estancia falls to 1-2-1 in Pacific Coast League play, 5-9-2 overall PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Sailors tighten i 'I',• .. rt r I •"I ' S.Vllw' •• <o.no •LI . the screws, 61-51 1 By Jim Watters. Dally Pilot GIRLS HOOPS 47-46 lead to 55-49 wi~ 1:55 to go in the final quarter. . LAKE FOREST -After strug- gling through a five-point second quarter ThW'Sday Newport Harbor High girls ba$ketba.ll team smoth- ered El Toro on both ends of the coun in the second half to walk away with a bard-fought, 61-51, decision. •I told them we were playing well, but we needed to focus in the second half," said Coach Bob Dukus of bis Sanots (13-8 overall, 4-1 in Sea View League play). She also did a job of shutting down El Toro's Gui.liAna Mendiola, • who came into the game as the : leading scorer in Orange County • averaging 23.6 points a game. Mendiola finished with 18, but only four came in the last four minutes -two on free throws. -·-'-·-.I-- C..atlrvlne N•••Ol1 at Santa Margarita El Toro at Woodbridge They sure listened, turning a 28-21 halftime deficit into a 41-39 lead beading into the final eight minutes. Locked in a seesaw battle with 2:45 left, Desiree Talley. who bad 16 points, took command by scor- ing the Sailors' next seven points on a driving layup and hitting 5 of 6 free-throw attempts to push a The Sailors also dominated the boards, outrebdunding El Toro 29-6 in the second half, on the way to a 46-19 edge. Breanna Badorek led Newport with 21 points and 14 rebounds. M.E. Clayton had 13 points and nine boards. Colleen Eadie added seven points, eight rebounds, five assists and four steals. Mendiola's sister, Gioconda, had a game-high 23 points to lead the Chargers (15-5, 2-3 in league). YOUTH HOOPS Youth basketball in full swing NEWPORT BEACH -The City of Newport Beach Youth Basketbaij. League was in full swing this past week. Below are team scores and statistics . Boys C Division Harbor View No. 1 50, Lincoln 9 Harbor View: A. Hossman 16, S. Stafford 8, S. Amoroso 8, N. Rafferty 6, C. Flynn 6. A. Brawner 4, G. Almquist 2. Uncoln: J. Miller 4, A. Fenton 3, C. Fergeson 2. Newport Elementary No. 1 24. Heights No. 1 16 Newport T. C~well 14, J. Stones 6, D .. Penski 2, D. Griffin 2. Hejghts: K. Sisumk 6, M. Kazara 4, M . King 4, N. H~ 2. Newport Elementllfy No. 2 14. Heights No. 2 9 NN•~WIMrpofnftlrtT E. Duncan 10, cameron 2. J. Tr~ 2. Heights: R. Koon 9. Girts C Division Newport ElemenUiry 14. Harbor View 5 Newport E. Hosseini 10, A. Rhinesmith 2, T. Grimes 2. Harbor View: C.U. Preston 2, Che. Preston 2, C. Moshayedi 1. Boys 8 Division Heights 26, Newport Elementary No. J 14 Heights: S. 5ankey 14, E. Fenee 6, J. Barella 4, K. Moore 2. ~•wport S. Taugher 8, P. Riley 2, A. Means 2. M. Spears 2. Harbor View No. 1 17, Mariners l6 Harbor View: B. Matsen 15, J. Hubbard 11, K. Schwartz 5, M. Boyce 4, M. Chounc:hulo 2. Mariners: J. Mastrlana 16, A. Dinucci 12, M. Bury 6. M . Miio 2. Newport Elementary No. 2 46, AndMMn 7 Newport N. Herron 14, K. Legulzamon 10, C. Weiss 7, J. White 4, M . Tracy 4, T. Holbrook 3, C. Shull 2, R. Adnoff 2. Andersen: C. Un 4, V. Merjanian 2, I. Saida 1. Harbor View No. 2 12, Martnen I Harbor View: S. caput 4, N. Palchokoff 4, E. Aakhus 2, J. Steinberg 2. Mariners: E. Foster 8. Newport El....,..,ury def. Uncoln by fof'hit Girts I Division Newport Elementary 40. Llnmln 14 Newport J. Watton 12. L Walker 10, A. Botts 6, S. Cook 4, C. Sladic:s 4, K.T. Actnoff 2. LlnclOln: S. Stem 8. K. Eadington 4, C. Eyre 2. SEA VIEW UAa. Newport Hatbor 61, 11 ~ '' Newport Harbor 16 5 20 20 -61 El Toro 14 14 11 12 • 51 Newport twtMw. Badorek 21, dayton 13, Eadie 7, Talley 16, Paul 2. Ross, Dunne o. Urban 0, Glover 0. 3-pt. goals: Talley 1. Fouled out: none. El Toro • Gio. Mendiola 23, caln 8, Wennekamp 1, Giu Mendiola 18, Guy 1. 3-pt. goals: Giu. Mendiola 2, Gio. Mendiola 2. Fouled out: none . Sea Kings in 6 7-31 defeat CORONA DEL MAR -Wood- bridge High, the third-ranked girls basketball team in Orange County, tuned up for its non- league showdown Saturday with top-ranked Laguna Hills by han- dling Sea View League h~t Corona del Mar Thursday, 67-31. Lindsay Warmington paced the Sea Kings (3-14, 0-5 in league) with 19 points, while Jen- nifer Dickson chipped in six points, 11 rebounds and four blocked shots. Krissy Duperron led three dou- ble-figure scorers for the Wanion (15-3, 5-0) with 16 points. The 31 points was the fewest scored the CdM this year. Woodbridge 67. CcN 31 Woodbridge 22 13 15 17 • 67 Corona del Mar 1 5 7 12 • 31 Wooclbndge • Kr. Duperron 16, Joens 4 •. cane 8, Moss 2. Roberts 12. Ka. Duperron 12. Christensen ~Quinn 7. 3-pointen • None. FOuled out · None. Colona del Mar · Warmington 19, Dickson 6, Ducey 2. Dunlap 4, Anderson 0, Graham 0, Oll;ura 0. 3-polnten ·Warmington 2. Fouled out • None. 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The ~ Pl'90fll .. Tht ~ '*9Cl'll .. ~~an......._. Tht ~ PlflOl'\I.,. .... _....... .... ,._ The loOoWlng person1 .,, ..... "·· -M ! ..... wit. • -...... ~.,. .... -· ~ .,. dOll'lg ~ u: V• dOlr'I ~ •: :n. ........ '°" ......... _{ldnl ·bullnllil •: Oultt· With ttle Counr)' Cltfk ol doing bullnea• •&: J~ In-.... -... 110 New-H8'l9 you al.W*S ~ :;gT~ &,!-r!° ::Z ~ ~";t IOWtlflclctoed ~. nalaeano. °'5;:lt00 ..,.._ _., YM, w1•7'" .... MtMt. IOO w. CONI O..ange ~ Ofl MO·l1. auranct 6Mvlc••· ~001 C.. ~. ""'-~yet?No Allaovi.fo'CAtaese "co.ea'MtM.CAtat27 '11165 llltaill\ It. IMDa, Miiot ...... 1 Q10I, AnblnflilJohneon.• HwfV,; Newpott 9"dl. CA 1H71707t04 WntMaCMhuf.Sul .. 809. ~ heet\, CA .Mfft.y Crltf>ln Hwt John ·~ •urctlM M C*lld A. Zllo 2210t ,.,,, Huntington ... ch, CA ~.....,Ca. 11*1 ~ ... .... _, Dally Piiot. Jan. 17, 24, 3t, a.nla,.,.,., CA 92104 TIU t1atll'Nnl Wll filed Ecnt LI\. All Vltfo . CA A T . 'oA to50$ 92948 I MldlMC ldMonct ftlteNf •• the ~ Ci.ti ot Mlchul Mttl'lan, 100 Ftb. "· 11197 '2IO P'11rlcla J. Eltmo. t58&4 lftttmetlonal ,rogflm with the County Clerlt of 12148 ' '° ' o':bo.~:.V Clartc 453 Ka1NMn Arvt Elam, 1351 1300 Ada1T11 Avenue, On1ngt OOUney on 1:1747 eo.at W. a>alt Hwy., New-Saddle Court, 'ountaln Val· .,.._., Inc., (cal.> teo Ofena-County on 12,12-ee MlohHI Stinlt'I Mllt1 coal• MtH st Coata ,urdut Or., eo.1a ...... 1111, Cottll MtH. Ct 1H'7UOT... port lffoh, CA '*3 PUllLIC NOTICE ley, CA 82104 ....,'""1 Center Orl11t, 1"837041,_ ,1.....'. M CA 12821 " CA ta02t t2t2t D.-. Piiot Jen. tot ~t Thia bu1lntu &• con-Thia bu1lnH1 l• con· lull no,_ N9wpott 8Mch, 9402 Mun••• Of .. HUl'I-...,-.... Thia bu"n... 11 con-Thia bUalntH la co"" -~ • • ~ by: an lndllllduel Plodtloua lu•&n.11 dueled by: 111 lndivlduuJ CA_, Dally Piiot Jan. 10. 11, 24. ton 8-ch. CA 9:2e4I Thia bu1lne11 la con-~by an lndMdl.la1 duC:*S by:.,, lndMdlall ,._ l , 14. tlt7 HM H8'l9 you llll1ed doing Name Statement Have you atarltd Clolng TN9 bullnffl la con-3t, t997 f221 Thia bu1lnt11 I• con-~ by:• general Pll"' Have you ·~ doing HtYt you ater\ld dc*1t bU9lnNi 'tef? Y••· M .. 7 Tiit followlng l*IOl\I we buslnt•• ytt? No ._.. '¥: • corpotltlon d.:!.ed ~.c':r.:':'9 cW-~you •taned doing ~ y.r? y"· 12·1t· bullnnlt 'tef? v.., 1<M7 PUIUC llOTICI MlchMI Uetnan dolfto bu1lnt11 u : All Pllllclt J. Ei.mo ...._ you ...,,_ dok'G PUIUC NOTICE •-_... -.. ri: No H MICtlMI E. ~ ----•• Tllll ~ Wfll lli.d Amttlctn Crllllman. 1119 Thi• 1111emtnt wu ftled ........ V9tt No ~ y,... No bualMu KlthlMn A. Elatn Thie ltat.tfntinl ... !ltd ..--u-~... -'"' &he County Cltfk of w. La Palma Ave.. AtllJi. wlll'I lht Cout1l'1 Clttk Of lnitt-na1lona1 Program flctlUoue aualneu John S. Burdi.It 0.lltd A. 10 Thi• 1ta1tment wu flied with &he County Cl«k o4 HWM , .. .....,t Orange County on M·t1 helm. CA 12801 Ot111199 County on t-te>97. CINup, tnc., Leonatcl M. Nam. Stetement ~· 1~11~':1 ~kni.:, = .:t~ w~~ wl1h &he County Cltfk of Orange County on M~7. Thi fQllowlng ~ ttt 1H7UHH7 Travia COlll'I Jontt. 1819 18973707095 ~· Prttldtnl, C!O ~w:i fo:::ing l*SO'I• att Orange County 'X,, l2-2G-98 Orl'lgt ~on 1:14"91, Otano-County on 1:21•97 1ffH7070t8 ~ ~llhu:lt.K :~ Olly PllOI Jan. tO, 1l, 24, ~I Laol='2~t Ave .. ~ D•Uy Piiot, Jan. 11, 24, 3t. Mh ~ wl~:a.:, Molave Tra'Jr" ~~:n:~:t 18013701193 1H737073'3 1H737080M Dally Pll01, Jan. 17, 24, 31, Ungion &Men, CA iti41 St, 1991 F205 Th~· builntH It con· Feb. 1. 1091 F243 Or-..~ M4·17, 20f2t s~ ng Ave .. New: Dally Pilot Jan. 3, 10, 17, Dally PllO\. Jan. 17, 24, 31, ::ly1 ~~lot1~~· 24·'3~~ Feb. 1· 1997 m 7 TIO Szuba, 320.,, l«r .. t. PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE tff73707391 port B .. ch, CA t26e0 24, 1997 1174 Feb. 7, 1997 f2•9 • • PUBLIC NOTICE Huntington Bt•ch, CA Have you alat1td doing 1-------- Dtlly Plot, Jan 17 14 St ROber1 Grego.ry Frail.,, PUBLIC NOTICE 92948 flotltloua IUllnMI buslntn '/ti? Yes, 12·1·116 Flcutloua BualntH .._ 1 1997 • • F2s0 20121 Spruce Ave .• New· PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE flctltloue au.sn.u !!'.!.~ ~iln•~~on-Name statem.nt Travta Jonn . Name stettmtnt • port Beach, CA 12860 floUU.U. • .,.,,.... Name ltat.-.nt ............ w,. an Tht laMowlng peraoot 11e Thi• 1t11emen1 wat filed Tht lollowing persons '" PUIUC NOTICE Vivian Babakanlan F1azler, Flotltlout aualMH Plotltloua Bualne" .,..,.. StetefMftt Tht folloo#lng ptflOnl.,. Have you •Wttd ~ doif19 bu81nt1t aa: Quallty with the Counly C*k ol doing t>utlness u: Sports ---------1201i1 Spruce A..ve .• N-· Name atatem.nt Name Statement The tOllowlna ptflOCW .,, doing bu1int11 H : A) ~ yal? Y ... 1M Managemenc Group, 20t9l O..ange County on 12·~ Condi1lonlng AM Consult· ,......_. auelnHa port Beach, CA II~ The followtng pertoM .,. Tht loUowtng J*IOn• 11• doing butlneSa .. : VtnetJa Tomm'I The Tinier, 8) Ac, Jg , Norcron Lane, Huntington 98, 19083701288 11,lg s.Mcff. 5065 Bolta· Meme Statement T.f'lla bualnHa 11 con-doing bullntts ••: Cryatal doing bualnHI H ! I) PrO<fuctloN, 20301 SW Cy. c.nto Entetprlfft, 350 IA Ted Szuba Mech, CA 92948 Dally Pilot, .Jan. 17, 2•. 31, Wood, Irvine. CA 92612 Tht tolOwlng ptr10n• are ducted by: hu1b1nd Ind by Lynda, 283 Bowling Guardian Bu1lne11 Op-Pf"• St., Newport Beac:h. RM9fa Or., Com Mtn, w1fh!.' 1!!..A"eoumtnlty~ ~ Barry B. Elml, 20191 Feb. 7, 111117 F242 Andrew Blaine Miller. 11 .......,. bullntaa aa· New-will Green Drive, Colla Mell, por1unlty. b) Ou11dlan Tele-CA 112eeo CA 82827 1.. ,,. " ., O Nororolt Lant Huntlnglon 01chard. Irvine·, CA 92620 iQit"'Helatlb Ont, Umited Have you atarttd doing CA 92626 communlc1Uona Marltetlng, BV on TV Inc .. (CAI, 20301 Thomu Ray Cl1n9f01, 350 Orang• County on 12·23-98 Beach, CA 92848 PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bu1ineu 11 con· "-tntf~p. 150t weitcHll business yet? No Lynda Pauline MacDonald, 11582 Hamilton Ave, Hun-SW Cypreat St., Newport IA Riviera Dr., Coat• 180837054SI Thl1 bu1lnH1 I• con-dueled by: an individual ~ lulte 290 Newpott R. Gregory Frulef 243 Bowling Green Drive, Unglon Beach, CA 92848 Stach CA 92eeo Meu CA 112827 Dally PllOI Jiil. 3, tO, 17, duci.d by: an indMdull Flctltloua BualnH• Have you 118r1ed doing leech. CA 92ee0' This statement w11 filed COiie Meu. CA 112626 Kenneth Joaeph Szabo, Thia 'bualneH 11 con-This' bu1lne11 la con-24, 1197 Un Have you ltllted doing Name Statement business yel? YH, 6 Jan fMwDcwt Helahts Ont, urn-with the County Cltfk ol Thi• bu1ine11 11 con-11372 Melba Dr.. Garden ducted by: a COfPOJ11tlon duded by: an lndMdual bullnt11 yet? No The following ptrlOl'll 11• 1997 led Ptrl"Unlllp, By Milk Orange County on 1-17·97 dUcied by: • llmlted Pill· Grove. CA 112641 Have you 11.ar1ed doing Have you atatted doing PUBLIC NOTICE 8any 8. Elml doing butlneat as: Gl11 Fri· And1ew Blaine Mflle1 D. Cemlch Genefal Ptl1· 18973707874 ne11hlp This bu1in1u la con-bullnH• yet? YH, 1890 bullnH1 yet? YH. M·ll7 Thi• 1t1t1men1 wu filed day Rtgl1lr'/. St• 367· Thl1 sta1emen1 was lilod Mf, 30 sMcon Bay, New-Dally Pilol Jan. 24, 31. Haw you Ill/ltd doing ducted by: 111 indMdual BV on TV Inc .. Bllb111 Thomtl Aay Clantf'OI Flctltloua ltualneH with tht County Clerk of 25381 Alicia Pky, Lagun1 with 1111 County Clo1k ol lllOtt 8Hch CA 112600 Feb 7 14 ,997 F2lll bu1lne11 '/ti? No Have you '11/lec! doing Ven.Ila. Pm. Thia atatement w11 flied Name lt•t•ment Orange County on 1·7-97 Hilla, CA 92653 Orange County on 1-10·97. Thia builne11 11 con-· ' ' Lynda P. MacDonald, Gen-builneu yet? Ye1, 19115 Thia llal•mtnl -• flied with the County Clet'k ol Tiit following per1on1 are ttt73708572 Mary C1nt1all, 23561 Los 10973707105 ~ by: a lltnlled part· PUBLIC NOTICE eral Pittner Kemelh J . SZlbo with the County Cltrlt of Ofange County on 1·21-17 doing bu1lnt11 u : The Daily PUol Jin. 10, t7, 24, Adorno1. Laguna Hills, CA Daily Pilot, Jan. t7, 24, 31, Mrlhlp Thl• atatement wu filed Thi• atatement waa filed or111199 County on 12:24·98 1ff73708184 AOOI Company 1340 Rey· 31 1997 F210 92653 F b 7 11197 F260 H8'l9 you •tantd doing Flctltloua 8u1lnH1 wllh lh• County Clertl ol with lh• County Cllfk of 1ff83705533 Dalty Pilol Jan 24 31 nold• Avel'14.lt i101 Irvin• • Thia business la con·1-•-· -·------- llullneal .,.e? No N me Statement Orange County on 12·24-98 O..ange County on M0.97, Dall'f Pilot Jan. 3 10 17 Feb 7 14 1997 . '1'293 Calllomla 11281• • ' • PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: in Individual PUBLIC NOTICE Marti D Cemlch oeneril a 109837055$2 1ff73707t01 • • • · • • Daluphere cave• • Have you atarted doing --------- hMer · • · c1!f"r::i 'b!:~~ ':~'~',.:! Daily Pilot Jan. 3, 10, 17, Diiiy Pllol, Jan. 17, 24, 31, 24• 1997 1181 PUBLIC NOTICE IMHOF. INC., (California), Flctltloua Bu1lne11 bu1ines1 yet? No Flctltloua BualnHI This at.aemtn1 w11 flied Consulting 33l4 Easl 24, 1997 1178 Feb. 1, 1997 F255 PUBLIC NOTICE 11Mt Commodore Road. Name Statement ~.:ry Cantrall Ried Name Statement WClh the County ci.tk of Coast Hwy ' 1272 Coron• FlctJ.tlous 8ualne11 Newport BHch, Calll. The following peraon1 11e • statement wH Th• followfng per-aons are Ot.,. County on \:17-97 del Mlf CA.92625. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE flotltloua Buatneu NatM Statement 92680 doing buslneu as: Poln1 ol with lh• County Clerk or doing business 11: Callror· 19873707180 Jon Dou 1., Ga lord 931 Nam• lt•ttment The followlng penon111t Thia bu1lne11 la con-Sale, 270 Brl1tol. Street, Orange County on 1-10:97. nl1 Big Screen TV & vcn Daffy Piiot Jan 2• 31 Gardenia gWiy C~ona del Flcutloua Bualneaa Flctltloua Bualntu Tiit tonowtng ptrtOna •• doing bullneu u : Mich: ducted by: I corporation Bulldlng 101, Suil• 165, 18973707100 Repair, 3535 E. Coost Hwy. Feb 7 14 1197 · ·,299 Mar CA 92625' Name Statement Name •tatement doing bualneu u : Ad· tile C111k StudlOI, 2751 Henry O. Plow• Costa Mesi, CA 9262il Dally Piiot, Jan. 17, 24, 31, Corona Oel Mai, CA 9262!> · ' • c.iotyn sue Chartuck 931 Th• lollowlng peraon1 are The followlng peraona 111 vanctd Ttchnologlu W"I Paelne Coul HIQhn Thi• 1t11tment w11 llltd Ann PHraon. 12672 Old Fab. 1, 1997 F258 Anthony Frank Metc:ado, PUBLIC NOTICE Gardenia wa., Coione del doing buslneu ••: Cig11· doing bualneu as: JS Group, 2'15 Paclllc Ave. way, Newport Beach, CA with the County Clerk of Foothlll Blvd., Santa Ana. PUBLIC NOTICE 122 W. 19th SI., Sanla Ana. ---------1 Mar CA 92525' gone. 19000 M1cArthur Wut,LLC /Julce Slop-Suite E·2, Costa Meu, CA 112663 Orange County on 12·19:96 CA 92705 CA 92706 Flotltlo4ie 8ualne•• Thi'• bualneu 11 con-Blvd.. 1500. llVint, Calif. Corona Del Mat, 2801.C 92627 Michell• M. Cl1rk, 2121 1ff83705188 Thi• bu1inen Is con· Fl 1 1 B 1 Thia business Is con· Name ltatement dueled by: 1 general part· 92715 E111 Coast Hwy .. Corona Jarne1 Chll1H Van Vleclt, LHward Lant, Newport Daily Piiot Jan. 3, 10, t7, ductad by: 1n Individual . c t t ous ua nH• dueled by: an individual Tht folowlng persons .,, nershlp Clgargone Corp .• (Albett1 Del Mar, CA 92625 2115 Paclllc Ave. E·2. Beach, CA 92e60 24 1997 1175 Have you started doing Name Statement Have you started doing ~· u : Grephlc Have ou •tarted dol Canada), 19000 MacArthu1 JS WHl.LLC. 18 R1n1. COlta Mffl, CA 92627 Thia bu1lnH1 11 con-• bullneu yer? No The following penoo• are business yel? Yes, 1-16·97 , 8132 Mk:hael buslnaa~ yel? No ng Blvd., '500. Irvine, CA Rancho S1n1a Margarita. Thil bu1ine11 Is con-ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE Ann P•i!•on doing business as: lnflnlly Anthony Mercado Of .. •B. Hur1tlngton Stich, Joo Ga lord 92715 CA 92688 ducted by: 111 lndMdual H111• 'IOU lllrttd doing Thi• 11a1ement was filed Sat11 Co., HM8 iivlne Ave. This a1a1emen1 was lllod CA92e47 This afutemenl was filed Thl1 buslnas1 11 con-This buaineu I• con-Have 'IOU llart•d doing buallfelsyet?No FlcUUouaBualneae with Ille County Clerk ol Suite #201. Newport with the Counly Cle1k ot Brian Palt1c:tc Corey, 22231 wilh the County Cietk of ducted by: a corporauon ducted by: Umlled Liability bu1lnn1 yet? No Mlchlllt M. Cl111l Name Statement Orange County on 1-7-97 Beach, CA 92640 Orange County on H 7·97 Adamo, Laguna Hill•. CA Oiange County on 1·2t·97 H1vt you started doing Co.,(Ca11rornl1) Jamta C. Van Vleck Thia 1tatement wu filed Th f llowlng 19973708573 Ronald R. ~milh, 1048 Ir· 19973707895 12153 19973708083 bu1lnet1 yet? YH. 12·7·96 Have you . atarttd doing Tiii• atatement w11 filed with Ill• County Cl9fk of doir::i 0buslnHf":."c11c! Dally Piiot Jan. 1o. 11, 24, vine Ave. Su11e 1201, New· Dally Pilot Jan. 24, 31. Gina Mn Corey, 22231 Daily Pilot Jan 24 31 Clgugon• Co1p., Ken business yet? No with lh• County Cltrl< of Of111199 County on 1-17·97 Steurity En1.,,...1 ... · 6661 31 1997 F211 por1Beach,A92640 Fob 7 14 1997 r302 Adamo. Ltguna Hilt1. CA · · · • Ochette, V.P. Larry Hill Orange County on 1·7·17 19973707180 · ,... • • Thia business Is con., __ .-·--·----- 12153 Fab. 7• 14• 1997 F~ll Thia atatement waa filed This ttatement WU filed 18973708832 Dally Pilot Jan. 24, 31, ~~"cf~2&4~unlington PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: •n Individual PUBLIC NOTICE ~~ b~ln~:t>a'!i c:~ PUBLIC NOTIC.E ~:io~eou~~ ~~.:J O'r'~llec~~~ ~~o-9~'. Dally Pilot Jiil. 10• 17• 24' Feb. 7• 1"· '997 F296 Uu Franclne Bad!. 666l Flctltloua lualntu ~~~es~0yuet?5~~.1i?~ Flctllloua Bualnoss wlft 19983705525 t9073707t02 31' 1997 F20I PUBLIC NOTICE Muil'ln Dr.. Huntington Name Statement Ronald Ray Smith Name Statement ~ Y04.I alllted doing FlcUUoua BualnHI Dally Pilot Jan. 3 10 17 Dally Pilot Jan. 17 24 31 PUBLIC NOTICE ~~ch,;" f2647 I Tht lollowlng persons ire Thls •lalemenl was filed The following ptfsons are ~· yet? No Name Statement ' ' ' ' ' ' ' FlcUUoua 8u1lne11 11 s us neu • con-doing butlntss as· Yipes wllh Ill• County Cle1k ol d 0 1n11 bus 1 n • s s as· llttan P. Corly The following Ptr~on• are 2"· 1997 118° Fib. 7• 1997 F259 Flclltloua BualneH Neme Statement d~ed by: 1t1 lndMdull Strlpea, 19431 Catfish Clt· Orange Co11111y on 1-10·97, Seacrest Valet, 2825 New• Thi• •taltmtnt waa lllad doing buslne~s as. Mobil.• PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement The following persons are ~~s~°:et?•~:,•~1~~ng cle, Huntington Beach. CA 10973707094 port Blvd., Newport Bench. with IN County Clerk of Images. Inc., 2910 Red Hill The foUowtng peraona .,. doing bualntH H: Signs UH B sl . 92648 Dally Pilot, Jan. 17. 24. 31, CA 92663 Or111199 County on 12·24-96 Avenue, Costa Meaa. CA Flctltloua BualntH Flctltloua Bualn-• doing bualneaa aa: Bt1d· By Beach. •250 Scou This :i!iement Wit filed Albert OouglH Babel, Feb. 7 1997 F261 Robert Stabler Ji .. 18009 UHHS3705522 91826-5~? I I G Nam• Statement Name Statement l\IHI lnveattnenl Co .• 121 Drive. "O, N-por1 BelCtl, with lht County C19fk of ~IM31 Catfish Circle. Hun-PU' BLIC NOTICE HalVHI Ave., Cemlos. en Diiiy Pilot Jan. 3. 10, 11, 1 HSl(CA) n~~t R.Jo~j The following persons at• The rollowlng peisoni .,, Aoal• Ave .. Balboa Island. CA 92660 Orange County on 12•2._.96 tlngton Be1c11. CA 92646 90703 2• t997 1183 nc.. • 1 dol b 1 . s Ht dol bu 1 . M lch-C~ 92662·t001 Cw Blanch• Corpo11tlon, 9083 01521 Thi• bu1lnH1 Is con-This business Is con· ' Avenue, Cos11 Mesa, CA Sc~• ~~c-s:1:sMal:SI mal:t F=~ T42 Sa Sii-William S. St-art, 123-C (CA), 318 Alvwado Place, . . 1 1 ducted by: an Individual Flctltlou1 Bualne11 ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE ";6i26-59931 Sulle 309 ·• Huntington verbrook Anaheim Hills Ag11t Ave., Balboa Island. &albOa. CA 112661 Daily Pilot Jan. 3, 10, 17, Have you all/led doing Name Statement Have you slaned cto1n9 h s bus nan I• con-Beach CA 92648 CA 92807 • CA 92862·1001 Thi• bualneu 11 con-24, 1997 1164 buslneu yet? No The lollowlng pe1sons are business yet? No FICIUtloue 8u•lneaa dueled by: a corporation Sweet' Sctnla LLC 1475 Julie N Un 3'C2 s Slv9f· Thia bualneu la con· dueled by: t corpor1llon Albert D. Babel doing business as: Juarez Rober! Stabler Jr. Name ltetement H•v1 • you 1•ylarteds doing Terminal Way su'iie e book Mahelm CA 92807 dueled b'/: • limited part, Have 'IOU 1tartad doing PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• alatement was filed Art• & Entertainment. 326 This stetemenl was l1lod The following peraons art bus ness /i'' es. ept. 96 Reno NV 89502 · Rober1 Adams' 7309 Fran-nershlp bu1lnes• '/tl? No with the County Cletk ol Glenneyre SL, Laguna wlth the County Clerk of doing buslntu u : Arlel T1ss1 lnanclal Group, Thts' bualneu Is con· klln Ave 1to4 Los Ang• Have you started doing Cat Bl111che Corporation. Flctltlou1 BualneH Orange County on 1·N17 Beech, CA 926!>1 Otange County on 1-17·97 CotnC>any. 1927 Hlrbof Bl., ~~g~0C. Patterson. ducted by· 1 limited liability IH CA 1i'oo48 ' bualneu yet? Yea, M ·1• David F. Beach, Prt~nl Nam• Statement 1ff73708570 Bemadelle Jua1ez. 326 19973707889 •150, Costa MHI. CA Thi fi co ' This builneH Is con-Willl111) S. St-art This statement wu fllad Tiit lollowlng penons ate Daily Piiot Jl'l 10 17 24 Glenneyre Street, Laguna Oally Pilot Jan 24 31 92927 • 1t1lemen1 wu lled . b Thi• llalement was filed with the County Clerk ol doing buslntla u · a) Greg · • • ' Beach, CA 92651 · · Susan L.eirer 3706 Chan-wllh th• County Clerk of Have you started dorng ducted Y co-pl/11\ers with the County Clet'k of Ofangt County on M7·117 Haucit. b) ShOr.ilnt 0.. 31, 1997 F215 Thi• business la con· Feb. 7, 14, 1997 F304 net Ptac9. NMpott s.ac11. Orange County on 12·24·96 ~siness yet? Yes. 1 Ma. ~!r~s~°:.11':'ed doing Otangt County on H·97 1ff73707887 a1gn1 Strlpta N Graphics, PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE CA 82663 . 18083705523 Rk:k Plnk•man. Ma111g•r .Nii• N. Un te9737Ge571 .Dally Pilot Jiil. 2 ... 3,, 11 Rlvtrrun, lrlllne, CA Have you started doing • Lawrence Leif.,, 3706 Dairy Pilot Jan. 3, 10. 17, This atatamenl wu liled Thia •t•l•ment was filed Dally Piiot Jan. lO, 17, 24, Feb. 7, 14, 1997 F297 1126()4 Flctltloua Bu•lnHI buslneH yet? Yes. 12·1·96 Flctltlou1 Busln•H Channel Place,. Newport 24, 1997 f182 with Ult County Clerk of with lh• County C19fk ol 31 1197 F209 Greg Hauck, 11 Rlverrun, Name ltat~ment Barnadene Juarez Name Statement .. ach. CA 92663 Orang• County on 1.7.97 Orange County on 1-14-117 ' PUBLIC NOTICE IMnt, CA 112604 Tiit following peraoos ate Thia atalemenl was llltd The following persons a1e Thi• bualneas 11 con-PUBLIC NOTICE 10073708571 19973707408• PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bu1lnt11 I• con-doing butintH u : Johnny with tho County Clerk or doing business as: Ocoal1 duc:ted by: husband and FlctlUoua Bualneaa ducted by: an lndMdull Ant Concuslona. 394 Orange County on M0,97, Paddlospor1s. 21n Rural wife Flctltloua Bu•lneH Dilly Pilot Jen. to. 17• 24• Dally Piiot, Jan. 17· 24• 31• Flctltloua BualneH Name ltatenMnt Haw you •IMad doing Roche•t• St .. IC, Costa 19973707097 Lane, Costa Mesa. CA Have you stilled doing Name Statement 3l, 1997 F207 Feb. 7• 1997 F272 N•m• Statement The followlng per1on1 ate buslnesa yet? Ye1. M·98 M8A, CA 92827 Daily Pilot, Jan. 17. 24. 31, 92627 bu11nt1s y.r7 YH, 1976 The following persona are U N T The folowlng persona 111 doing bualnfft u : Wor1d Greg H1uck Shannon Matl• Vorr Dor-an. Feb. 1. 11197 F262 Plldck Hemmens. 21n LrMenc:t J. Leiler doing business IS: •) Sea· PUBLIC NOTICE P BLIC 0 ICE doing business IS: We WlcU Exports, 33451 Sea f!'I• 1talemtnl w11 filed 394 Rochester SI.. IC, PUBLIC NOTICE Ru1al Lane, Costa Mesn. Thia •tatement WU tiled YleW Financial b) SH Yiew I Cart Carpet Cleaners. 853 Bright Dr .. Dana Point, CA With the County Clertl ol Cotti Mesa, CA 92627 CA 92627 with the County Clerk Of Financial Eac;ow Div .. C) FlctJt OUI Builneu Fictitious BualneH SHI, Coate MeH, CA ~1134 Orange County on 12-31-96 Thia bu1lntH II con· This business Is COl\-Ofange County on 12-31·98 Unbellevale Real Estate, N•m• Statement Name Statement 112627 Dlllld John Bicknell, 33451 tH83708003 duci.ed by: an lndlVlduaJ Flctltloua Bu1lne11 ducted by an individual 18083701983 2655 E Coast Hwy 1229 The followlng peraons are Tht followlng peraona.,. Emttt W. LaBreck, 853 Sta Bright D1lve, Dana Daily Piiot Jan 3 10 17 Have '/OU 1t1rted doing Name Statement H"""' you started doiny Dally Pilot Jan. 3. 10, t7, Corona.def Mar, CA 112625' doing buslne11 as: Com-doing bu1lneu as: Ban-Seal, Costa Meu, CA Point, CA 112829:1134 24, 1997 · ' '11a8 buslntu yet? No The following persons are ouslness yet? Yes. 1-1.97 24 1997 1187 Paul H. Reed, Inc .. (CA), munlly Mortt'ff' Bankers, doota lmpor1 And Expor1 92627 Thi• bu1lnt11 11 con-Shamon M. Von Doran doing business as: Richard Patrick Slephen Hemmo11s '·· 2655 e coast Hwy #229 USA, 16831 II ikan. INlne, Company, 1 Cape Cod, Ir· Thi• bualnt11 11 con-ductad by: an lncllvldual PUBLIC NOTICE This 111temon1 was filed Perlin Automotive, 1701 Thi• slalemenl was hied PUBLIC NOTICE Co1ona.del Mar, CA 92625' CA 92606 vine. CA 92620 ducted by: an Individual H111• you alerted doing with Ille County Clerk of TuaUn Ave., Costa Mesa. with the County Clerk of ---------•Thia builneu I• con-EOR Technologitl, Inc., A Karam Jlvanl, 7 Cape Cod, H1vt you •tarted doing butlneu yet? YM, 1M2· FloUUou. lualneu Orange County on M•·97, CA 92629 01ange County on 1-1 7·97 FlcUtloua 8u1lnea1 ducted by: 1 corporation CalHornla Corporation lrvlne, CA 92i120 bualness yer? YH, Jan. 98 . Name Statement 19973707379 Rlchatd Leonard P•r11n. 19973 707900 Name Statement Have you •tarted doing (CA). 16631 Mllhkan. lrvlne, Malek Jivanl, 7 Cape Cod, 1975 D. Bickntll The f--.&.u. .....,..,,, .,, Daily Pilot. Jan. 17, 24 31, 7•6 Tustin Ave .• Newport Daily Pilot Jan 24, '31 The lo•owtng peraon1 ar~ business yet? Yes 3.29.91 CA 12606 INlnt, CA 92820 Emnt W. LaBrtck Thia mtemem wu flied .....i~ ~~ ..-·-;--s· F F Beach, CA 92663 doing butlnffs 11: Fuller & P I H R1 ed I P ul H This business 11 con-Thia bu1ineu Is con-Thl1 iatemtnt wu flied with the County Clerk of v"""' .,.....,.., II. pe<> eb. 7, 1997 245 Thi• business is con. Fob. 1. 14, 1997 F306 Hanten. •30 32nd St. Suite R~. Pre:id.~lnc., a . ducted b'I: •corporation dl;IC1td by: husband and wlll'I the County Cllfk or Orange County on 1-17·97 ::' ~ci,;'IS~:r~ ~~: PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: an individual . PUBLIC NOTICE 200, Ntwpott Beach, CA Thia statement was filed Have 'IOU •tarted doing wire Orange County on 12·27·98 1ff73707to2 de 'eo Met CA 92627 Hive you started doing --------- 12682 wilh the County Cle1k of buslnnl yet? No Have 'IOU slatted doing 199837011730 Dally Pilot Jan 24 31 John ~:vk:I V~ Rossem Flctllloua Bualntal business yet? No Ftctltloua Bualnen Richard A. Fuller. 111 Opal Orange County on 1·7·97 EOR TecGllnologles, Inc., buslntH yel? Y••· M·97 Dally Piiot Jan 10 17 2• Feb 7 14 1997 · 'F2!!9 149 Tiit Miiler• Circle Name Statement Richard L. Perlin Name Statement Ave .• Balboa l1l1nd, CA 190737081180 Ronald J. uyer, P1esldenl Ka11m Jlv1111 31 11197 . • f22Z . ' ' Costa MHI CA 92627 • The following persons are Thi• ttatemenl was filed The following persons 04<1 '2ile2 This statement wu flied This tllltmenl wu filed • PUBLIC NOTICE • doing bull 1 9. K D F with th• County Clerk ol dol b sl 1 K William R. Hanaen. 12 Dally Pilot Jan. 10. 17. 24. with lh• County Cletk of with th• County Clerk or PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bu1ine11 11 con-& Asaoc111:' 3tst' Al~a , ,Orange County on 1·10:97, Co~'an~. n~~s s:Kin~~~~ Aimrock, Irvin•. CA 92812 31· 1997 F208 Orange County on 1•7-97 Orange County on Mo-97, F1cUUou1 8ualneu dH'::c' b~ •n :Z!l~dual Ave, B-3, Cost1 Mesa. cl 19973707089 Unit 203, Costa Mes11. CA Thi• bualneu 11 con-. 180737Ge578 t8873707087 Flctltlous lkl1lne11 Name Statement busJ~ 'No• doing 92626 Dally Piiot. Jen. 17, 24, 31. 92626 dueled by: an unlncorpo-PUBLIC NOTICE Dally Pilot Jan. 10, 17, 24, Dlil'I Pilot, Jan. 11, 24, 31, N•m• ltatement The following peraont are John V~IMm Kevin D1nlel Friedman. Feb. 7, 1997 F266 John Cammillerl. 2525 Kin· rated 1uoclalion 01he1 Flctltloua Bualntai 31, 1997 F213 Feb. 1. 1997 F266 The foltowlng persona art doing butlnns 1a: A & AZ Thia atattment WH filed 2104 W. Ooowood Ave, PUBLIC NOTICE ceid. Unil 203. Costa Mesa f\an I paMetahlp doing bullntss .. : Maid 4 Englnetrlng, Inc., t&443 with Ille County Clerk of Anaheim, CA 92601 CA 112626 Have 'IOU , .. ,,ad doing Name Statement PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE You Home Cleaning Pio-Vernon St., F04.1ntaln Valley, Orange c,,..-. on 1497 Thia bu1lnt11 la con-Thi• business Is col\ bulinea•l.tt1 No The lottowlng peraons are fe11lonal•, 21 Barloutnto CA 112708 -"1 ducted by: an Individual Flotltloua Bu1lne11 dueled by an individual Richard Full., doing business es: Prince Flctltloua 8ualneaa FlctlUoua Bu•lneH Court, Newport Stech, CA A & AZ Enolnttring, Inc.. 19973708435 Have '/OU all/led doing Name Statement Have you started doing Thi• ttattmtnt w11 filed T11n1por1, 2616 Radlands, Name Stetement Nam. Statement 1126&3 (CA), 18443' Vtfnon St., Daily Plto1 Jiii. 10, .17. 24• bullntss ytl? Ve•. 11-2·116 The follow1ng parsons ate bu1lne11 yel? No with ttle County Clerk of Costa Me1a, CA 92627 Tilt following 1>9raons art Tht following ptrlOnS 11• Brian Hollabaugh. 21 Blf, Fountain Valley, CA 112708 3t, 1997 F198 Kevin O. Friedman doing business as: Paclllc John Cammillerl Ofange County on 12-31·116 David LeVeque. 2618 Red· doing bullneu u : PIG· doing bullnHt 11: State louento Court, Newport Thia bu1lntH 11 con-Thia 1tatemtnt was flied Realty Alliance, 733 Bol· Thi• 111temen1 was lilotl 1ff83708011 ~2"g~~ Coal• Meu., CA NONE, INC .. 3601 E. La H'/dronlc Supply, 17208 Stich, CA 112663 • ducted by a corporation PUBLIC NOTICE with Ille County Clerk of nna Drive, Ltguna Baach, with lh• County Cle1k or DaDy Pilot Jan. 3, 10, 17, Dan LeV 2618 Red Palma Av .. Anaheim, CA Beach Blvd., HunUngton Thi• bu11ne11 la con-Have you atwted doing ...._..t..-..~ •··-•-Ofange County on 1:14-97. CA 112651 O..ang• County on M7·97 a... t997 1189 a eque, • 92806 Stach, CA 112$27 ducted by: an lndMdual ~u yet? Yts. 1-14'87 r ..... ----u 19973707405 Stephani• Anni Geary, 10973707883 ' ~n~ Coate Meu.. CA PIGNONE INC., (NY). 3G01 Slate H'/dronlc Supply, Have you ltarted doing A & AZ CnglneeMg, Inc., Heme Statement Dilly Pilot Jan 17 24 31 733 Boltlnl D1lve, Laguna Daily Pllol Jan 24 31 PUBLIC NOTICE e. La Palma. Anaheim. CA 2285 Hoonee Pia~. Hono-bualnes• ytt? No Elgin Johneon VP The lolowlng ptr90f\I .,. F-"' .....:1 . • F. • Beach, CA 112651 . • • ---------• Thi• buslneu 11 con-9280S lulu, HI 98819 Brian Hollabaugh This ttal«nenl wu Ned doing bullntl• aa: C.cS: ""'· 7, 1.. 247 Thl1 bualness la con-Feb. 7, 14, tll97 F308 l'lctttleus BualnHI dwlucttd by: huaband and Thi• bu1lnt11 I• con· 'Jhla bu1lnen la con-Thia llalemenf w11 flied with the Cow\ty Clerll of mua -enllfpriM, •500 Cam-PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by. an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE Marne Statement I• ducted by: 1 corporation ductad by: • corporation. wllh the County Clerk of Orange County on 1·21-97 pu• Drlllt1 Suite 390, New: Have 'IOU ttarted doing ---------The following perton• 11• ~ar• '/OU 1•~rt•d doing Hive you 11arttd doing (HI) Orange County on M4•17, 1997370801• port 8e1C1n. CA 92680 F1clltlous aualn••• bullne11 yet? YH. M ·ll2 Flctltloua Bualntu doing bullntu u : 1) TMO O~ ne~j;" o bullntll yet? YH, 1983 ~ave you llartad doing 1ff737073H Dally Pilot Jan. t4 31 Mark F .. Mou, 368 Otn01 Name Statement Slephanle Annt Geary Name Statement Dellgnl, b) Tum Me On Thi 1 tal eque t ftled PIGNONe, INC., Claudio bualne11 yet? No Dally Piiot Jan 17 24 3t Feb 7 14 1991 'F31z une, Coate Maaa, CA The followlng persona .,. This 1tat1men,.t was filed Tht following peraona .,, Oel6Qns. 1415 Orange St .. with• 1~ ~en ty w~ k 01 Maler&ZZI, Regional Oen: Stale Hydronlc Supply, Feb 7 1897 • ' f2S1 · • • 12927 doing bUalneH u : First wllh the Courtly Clerk of doing business es: BaHell 4, l4untlngton Beach, CA °' ~ ,"7 97 era! Mgr. Defwln K.W. AJJ, Prtt. • • PUBUC NOTICI Thia bu1lne11 la con-Star Flnandal 3905 Chan-Orange County on M0.97, Tool Sup 2412 Harbor ~ ange 1087;;~5•77 Thlt 1t1ttmenl wu flied Thia atatement was flied PUIUC NOTIC! .............. ~ •·-"--• ducted by: an lndMdual net Place, N~ Beach, 10873707088 Blvd., Api. 201, Costa tCMttt tQAplnakl, 1•15 Or· ..., with the County Clerk ol with lht County Clerk of . ro•nn--H8'l9 you ltll1td doing CA 92803 Dally Piiot. Jan. 17, 24 31 , Meu, CA 92826 !"99 St.. 4, Huntington Dally Pilot Jan. 10, 17, 24, Orange County on 12·18-96 Or111199 County on M7"97 '1ctltlou. ausrne.. ...,... atat.....,t bullnnl yet? Y", M-97 Gtonrey Heckler, 3805 Feb. 1, tlllJ i 265 Nim Sur Jo, 2412 Harbof lekh, CA 92648 31, 1997 F214 19983704881 10973707191 N•me Statement The 1011ow1ng ptr90nt art Matk F. Mou ChanMI Place. Newport Blvd., Apt. 201, Coste Robtft 0.yt•. 1680 Pl•· Dally Piiot Jan. 10, 17, 24, Dally Piiot Jan. 2•. 31, The fOl!owlng peraons •• doing bualneU u : Hurn-Thi• .uatement wu filed Stach, CA 92ee3 PUBLIC NOTICE Mesa. CA 92626 .,. Ave .. Cotta Mtll, PUBLIC NOTICI! 31, 1997 f220 Ftb. 7, 14, 1997 f303 doln; bullnt11 u : Pellot' ptv.y.cooper Aulomotlw, ~~"~ Cltr1.Mk,,.7ol Thia bu1lnt11 la conn Fl t\tl 8 1 "rhl• bu1ine11 I• cor· CA 02927 Marine Service, 1814 1oW1 3712 Centtoa Ave. IH, Loe ............. .....,... .. , on ...... ducted by: an lndlvldull c oua ua neH ducted by an lndlvk:lual Tl'lil bu1lne11 I• con-FlctlUout au1lne11 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTIC! StrMt, Colla M8A, CA Alamltot. Calif. 90120 t9973708411 H111e you t1111ad doing Name Statement H1v1 you atarted doi"9 Mted by: co-pwtnera Name li.tement 112$28 Jtfftt_y Shtnon Young, Dally Piiot Jan. 10, 17, 24, bUelntN vet? Y", Ml-97 Tht following 1>9rson111• bu1ine11 yet? No Haw you 11&r1ed doing The following peraons 11• FlcUUoue ltualneaa '1ctltloua lualnen Pttroa Kour1kll1, t6'4 304t C Alpen WlaQt Way, 31, 191'1 F199 Geoffrey keckler doing bu•intl• u : Ron Y. Nam Sur Jo llullntal ytt1 No doing bullneu u : Ttarn NanM Stat•ment Name ltat•llHHll Iowa Street. COit.i M--. Santa Ana, Ctlll. ~}04 Thia ltaltl'ntrtC w11 tlltd Goldlltln, M.D.. 199 N. This atatement wu ti1*.1 Ktltl ~ Mom ProductloM, 20822 The followlng ~ .,. Tht tollowlng ptr90f\I .,. CA m Tl'll• bualntll •• con-PUBLIC NOTICI wt1l't the County Cltrlt °' Tustin Ave.. 115, S.anta with lht County Cltfk OI Thie ~ w11 filed ~elot Lant, Huntington doing bullntla .. ! Tiit ddna butlneM as: Ont• Thl1 bu11,,.11 la con-d\IC1td by: an lndMcfUtl OfMgt County on 1-1~7. Ana. CA 12705 O..ange County on 1.Zt·97 wttl'I the County Clenc of Stach, CA 82946 Moto Tracer Company kean"'a BootcXMplnQ Stf, ducted by: an lndlYldual Haw you &1MWd dolna Flotltleue llualneu , 1H7t7073M Ron Y. OOl<lsltln, M.D., 1'9973708047 Ofenge Counl'f on't-1,17 Lesfle Oa'I North, 20922 8882 Htll AYenUt, Apt. 1: vtcn, 322 21at Sir"', Sulle ~ you ltalltd doing bualnell 'l.r? ""· Jan. f. Nam. Statement Daly Piiot, Jan. 17, 24, 3,1. 1207 Oceanfront, legi.wia Daily Piiot Jan. 24, 31, 1ff7JT041Ht Lance40C Lant, Huntington Wt1tmln1ltr, Callfornla C, Huntington 8Heh; CA bullnell ytt1 YM, 11,f. 1991 Tl't followlng ~ .. Feb. 1 1991 F248 lkach, bCA 82851 Feb 7 14 1997 F315 Olily Plot Jan. 10. 11. 24, Stach, CA 12848 92683 92848 "11111 ~ 8. Young doing bullntu ..: Com-• Thi• u1lne11 la con· __ ._. -·------ it. 1117 F2ot Thia bualne11 11 con-Wendy DtnlH Morton, Paula Onlktan, 322 211t Pltlrot Kouraklll 1llll lttltmtnf was ftltd munlc1t1on AcctN, . 131 PUILIC NOTICE ducted by: 10 Individual ~ PUBLIC NOTICE ---------· ducted b'I: Ill lndlllldual 8882 Hell A~ Apt. 7 Strtet Sult• c Huntington Thi• ..... ,,...,. ... tlltd WIU\ tht Cowlty Clerk ol 1.Awtnt Newpo.1 Btach Hive you 11.arted dol,..., PUIUC NOTICI! Th• reglatranl(•) com: Wt1tmln1ltr, ci111orn•• Beecti. CA 12641 with "" eoun.y °""' of Orange County on 1·21'97 CA.-• flotlUous .... ,_... butlntt• 'let? v ... 10:148 Flotltlou• 8u1lnH1 f'MnCed to trtnMCI bUtl: 92A3 . Thli ~jylnt11 la con-0..Mge Cour1fl on MCH7, 1997'708043 Chrlt10phtf Ctotwty, 13' HIMM Stat•m•nt Ron Y. Ooldai.ln. M.D. Na.M ltatement Pletttleue 8utln9H Mia under the flctJtlOYe Thia bu1lnt11 la co,._ ducted lll'ln lndMdutl 1ff'fa707ote 08')' Piiot Jan. 24, 3t, LaurlnC, ~ 8tech. The foltowlnO '*11Cnt ate Thia llalement wai flied The IOlloWlng peraona llt ..._. stat ... nt bualnH• name(•) Ut*I dueled by: 111 lndMduJll Have you 11"*1 doing Dally Plloe, Jan. 17, 24, 31, hb. .,, 14, t997 rite CA 8:lteO doing bullnell u : Btc· ~ Ille County Oleftt of doing butJne•• u : Gifts H ..!l:!. ~ pttaon.M'··~ ~ on0 :~tpp1ket>M Hwe you awted doing Minne yM? Y", Sej)ttm-,tb. 1, t"7 '254 .,.11UC NOTICI Thia butln .. a 11 con: rnotw lnclUltries. 1602 Pl• ...... ~ .. 7~7017·1~!77. U•. 281 Mffl Or., ,1, ..-,-,. .....,... .-: ,....,., .....,... · ""'"' bUllntll yet? No btr 11111 r"' duded by: 1n ~ oent11 Allt, Coeta Meat, • • ...., Colla Maaa, CA 12627 M1aoww1•m•, Inc .. 51M2 Thia ~ w-. flltd Wendy DtnlM Monon Paula OntUen PUBLIC NOTICI Haw you t1llttd doing CA lm7 Dally Piiot. Jan. t7, 24, 3t, Henry Oeorge Phowl. 281 ...._ Ave .. Suitt t ts. with tht County Clttk of Thi• IWement WU filed Thi• llllemtnt ... flltd .. .-.. .. ·~-••• .,__ • l'loU. U.U. lltaSIMM ~yen No ,..., a. Moote, 1802 Pia· feb. 7, 1997 Fa7J M"8 Dr .. I f. Co.-tl M•M. HliftOngCon Btach, CA Orange County on MCH7, W11h lhe Coun1y Ctertl ol with tht County C1tt1t Of rovu~--·--...... lgtetMnt CMt Clohtrfy etnllt Ave, eo,ta Meu, A CA 82827 ..,. 1ff'737070H Orange Counly on 12-13-98 o..ange County on MJ.417 Hw • ._ ....... , Tl'lt toftooMno ptr1IOnt.,. this ltatt!Tltnl wae ftled "2ft7 PUBLIC NOTICE Thia bualneu I• eon Ml11lon Mlcro1y1tem11 Dalty Piiot. Jan. t7, l4, 31, 1~7~14 1H7:t?0'7... Tht foilowlng l*IOnl •• do&ng bu9lneial M: Pet· wtlh the County Qerk o4 Thia bu1lnet1 la con-'"-Utl 8 l duottd by. 1n lndM<1u11 tM.. (NV), 4150 Wt1t Ftb 7 t91'1 FH3 Dal"' Piiot Jan 10 17 24 ,...-., Pilot Jan 2 31 doing butlneaa a&: The kltmlnce DMlal\ 6 ~ Ortngt ~ on 1·747 dUc:ttd by: an lndMdUll r"' out UI neea Havl you llarted doln 1 °'*" lhd .. Me 111, Lu . I 'I • • • • _, • •• • CuttTng Edge, Custom Ing. N7 w. tlch a ..... 1H737HIN Have )'OU ttlf1ed dOing M8IM ltattlMnt butlntll ~?No v..t. tN •1oa '1• t997 "21 '90. 1• 14• t91'1 ntfr Wooclworltlng Comptny, pott 8Mch, CA l2IG Dtly ,_. Jin. 1o, 17 14. bWlne&I vet? No The tollowlna l*IOnS .,. HtnrY G. Plowl Tfil• ~·· 11 con: PUIUC NOTICI PUIUC NOTJCI PUIUC MOTICI UOt Colorado Place, awtdtl\.,.,... ,...,._,, S1 1"7 nm ~ 0. *«• dOlng bullMll 11: ~ Thia ......,,,.,,. WN llltd r..:' ~· ==~ l'loW.U. a&aelM.. . =~ Cf.:'uo1 ~~.."':a.tar • :: :=:v ~~ ~.°'~~~t11~g~ ~::~ ~~:.: IMlalrlW ~ ""' 1111 Mw llatlMMftt Flotftloua .......... ~ ...... ,. Colorado Pleet, Coate Tf\lt IMIStMM le ~ l'UIUC IOTlCI 0r.,. Coun4y on M._.,, a.c.h CA 12048 ttM3'70SHf Ml19'0tl Mloro1y1Ct"'•· ~'="::Tl~ n!':J:= .. Ttlt":J:'••nt.,. Mttt.CAt2121 duolMby:tlnlndMdutl ·111e••••••• 1M7i70'7404 Jeff kin. 2111 Al•bame Dally Pll04 Jan. a. io,·'7, ~ =: .. & ~ Wtddtr1g ~-Hat doing ~ M: WOrtcf. ~ ~'tw,. l:~ ~~con-l:'J'r:' ~ ,,:?-11w llat1•111t Ody Not. Jan. 17, 24. $1, ~untlng1on 8each, CA 24. 1881 f113 nit~ tftt IMnC w flttd _.lv•r•fdt Or111e, l:oaie ""'9 Gol SChO*, 14"J Man19trntnt Compaliy, tt.w yoi, ~ dC*'9 1197 rec' ' Tht ~.....,.are ftb. ?, 1197 '251 Thi• bualnau la con-.---·------ -,_ ~ a.ti o1 ....._ CA ma1 e. .., Ad.. Arlthtln\, CA 14729 Moft Pwtcway, Ir· .,.._ .,.rt Ho CMaatn J. ~ dolr4 ""*-• l.9wtol\ PUIUC ftOTICI dUcttd by: an lr!dMCfu.I a.,.. c..-v on M-n fWt9n le~""· Mt1 tllOI • -... CA.mta oarw.1.M141 PWOe n. ,.,11,,._. w lltd a tar1lli. 411 I.""'....,.. Htve "°" llMld ~ Can't ... mt 1 .. 'IJT~t Rlvtrtlde Oflvt, Coat• Woridwtde Oolf E,,._. .-... Chllaien~r Thlt atillli 1• ...... _.. ...-c.un.r a.ti of l01~ C01i1a ...... CA l'llieftl•• l•llt a• bullneayet? Yeti 1oee 0 -........ 10. t1 at ...... CA tm7 ........ enc.. (CA), ma {CA), 2701 Wa¥'Htt1' -.. ~ Cltltl of Ormga Couaty Oft 141..., ta27 .._ ....... :Bl Jeff Hal ge.t to •II thoM -~ • ec.tl Y. bcft. 4eoa .... c:... """"'° Lant. car. ~ COfW .. 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FfUQAV, JANUARY 24 1197 i DIPLOYllENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT IAGUNA BALBOA NEWPORT NEWPORT BUSINESS OFFICE BUSINESS = BEACH 1048 ISIAND 2106 BEACH 2169 BEACH 2869 POI UHT 2789 OPPORTUNITY 2904 5530 5530 5530 ---------- 1ouM-HOUllHO L•gun• View Countty S B•yfront 48r 4 8• •g•ot•oul•r Home Speotlloular Oo-n H • Fur n /u nf urn ·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiil •tOOO'• Poaalbl• a o o k k • • p • r/ Peraon to Walk 0 "'"'011 'u"0n setting, 3br/3 ba. Unfurn 2eoo1f. S2450 n Sand 2Bt+2 Matt and Channel Vlewa 3-8Nutlful Ofea near •VllNDINQ ROUTK• TvPln• Patt Time. At Warohouao FT· Doti• In Bluffa. Some All ruh1&111....UW1lllllll1 owe. lease option. monthly. Aval now-4/ St, 3 ea, 2 fp1. $4000/ Luxurlou1 1br and bay/oc.an. La Entry. •20prime1oc:e Home. Toll Fr•• Typing nee. Must have daya, aome ..,... Pay •WIPl*llMlljicctlllMfd· Only S399K.640.2300. 1.0wn behl 873-3304 mo/I .. e73-4858 1br+lon with 2 apa. S11500. 723-0401 •Prleedforqulck 1-aoo-eewne. Ext. treneportatlon . negotiable. '44-0181 mlfalr..,...Acttl11U eloua baleonl••· .-.eoo-711-4381• T·13NforUl1Jngt. C•ll427-8878 PT ieorotary/ MM__,wtllcll"'*91llUqal ---------1---------Stunning Condo Dbl Abundant walk ln1-C-O _____ -an_C_IAL____ Ad Aa CASHIBR WANT&D Bookkeeper 18·20 M ldwrUse • ._, "*'11e1. NEWPORT CORONA matt 1ultH, fp. A/C, clo .. t Md atorage. ""'""" ~. de!.!... Lar ... ~. N .. e Moat Fun Boat Store flex. hrs/long term. llmll1llon " dlacr111111111111 BEACH 1069 DEL MAR 2122 spo201.51enn. Aval 2/185 ~!Tk fc:de:r::' 1:.:!,dci PROPERTY 2778 •uvonuCEMENTS ~t ;;;;· bu•" one. In Th• WHtl Computer exp nee, ltHtd on r8'1, co1-. 1tlltltn, 1 9 11... 833-357 and th• beach••· nnn vn Call 723-6910 to epply $8.50/Hr. Flex Hrs. Mac hel~ful. Fax st•,llMllllC1p.!MMllalllll111r 3br /3b• C ondo 2bd, 2ba lrn1 unit w/ VeraallleaStudlo Pre1tlglou1 resort R•l•llWholo .. t• Apply In Person resumeO 3.-8787 Ulltnal•ftln.••lllleldlMll Penthouae Furn or IMng with •tunning Balboa Penlneula ADVERTISING * MINNl!Y'S * RecepUonlat •-S299,500 or lea•• deck. very nlce/cln. 1 1500 Old N rt Bl 1111 ... lllf SKiii """""'' """' unlurn. Pool. gym. 1un1et• and cool 204 w hi t st Dlapl•" ewpo · FT. Heavy phonH. lltlontrllllscn.lulltll." o p tio n $2500/mo. car gar. lndry, 1yr lse gar. Wik lo beh. $850. breezH. A~ll llartlnl 1 blk froa'm noFunon.,on ••• LOST. T••--•rk•'tlnn C.M. 1548-4182 Window• 3.1 • plut. Designer furnished . $1850mo. Aval 2·15. " -·· • Tlll1111np1perwlllno1 714-22s.1817 6031r1s.Gary &Sl-34SB 494·8604. 722·7548. atS1350. 89-184 11SOOaq .ft. olflcePOUND 2925 Wiii make quall1y countorPoraon Muatbeorganlzed& knowlatlt1CCtllt111YMwtrOH• 737·0659, Gall W•lk to Balbo• +2 bath. 075·8120 ealH call• over lh• C & L Dry CIHn•r• In able to manage mulll menl lor rwll r' ..... wtllcll la I• 4br/3b• Blufla twnhme 3bd, 1 ·3/4 ba 1 /2 blk 1 1 d •ouND Bl k/b telephone to bulld N • w/. o ' t M F taak•. Fa• reaume -& I b h a I t ... • an Gorgeou1 1 r ac rown 48-409~ • . to Kim·. 11 •2.r•1402. '•-•·u--... 111 ,_ ..... ... S325k Near pool o eae . ua n .... ozy 1 .. •••••••• Chlh ... ff Ad n~ bu•lne11 .anawer ... ....-. _.,....,"' • ..... .,.r re-111 11 bedroom• starting at INCOM-a u-.ua o am• ... · P"' _________ , ____ _;. ___ _ •• lllfl~r 1~ 11111 111 back• grnbll, vlld eoltag~ ~Ide ~OM. ~Y APARTMENTS 11350. Tennla eoorta, ._ & Har bor, c .M . Incoming calla and so-Experlenoed PT Reoaptlonlat· FT for dftlll1111 Nnt!IHlll I• 11111 cellng1, Ital Ille floor•. appo n men o n y. pool, fltneH center. PROPERTY 2790 424-057t llell new butlneu Aeeeptlonlat needed Hair Salon In NB. __....... lrnch dra, now carpet/ S2SOO/mo. 675-{1434. FOR RENT p 1 t 1 through proactl--tel• Preaentable punetu·• .....,.,., • -·• N • •t• we come oo FOUND OlC:er blk lab •• for Chiropractic COM • .. ....i •111111..., Miia. 1111 cem-palnl/bath1. Must H iii Deelgner condo 2 + 2 • .. •••••••• Call now to get the Laguna Bch To~f. phone eanvaaalng Md office • 073-8488 & efficient: WIU treln . ...._ .............. ulllltUO Ann Santos 752-6767 Fully furn. Turn Key." apeelall 789-1045 C.M. 24U·PRIDR ,. -rHeatehlng eompell· · Lena 073-4180 Ttll·h• II 1·D"'24·15'1. fer Aseume Loan Pool/apa. Lrg yd + UNITS S440K down. th•·W~..O::S l/3. tlve publleallon1. Florl•l• Learn about RESTAURANT •~-2bd gar s203 500 patio. $1750 w/lao.1---------••••••••• Top condltlonl Broker, • Muat work well flowera.Valenllnea day Hlrl""' lmmed. Exp'd -w..11.._...oc .. apll• Elli; Ae~lly a:oup· $1950 w/o. 759·7028. BALBOA •714-885-1343• LARGE REWARD under deadline prH· help. DrlYef1/0.1lgner1 • v;;lt•r• u11Huo11m.J111. B 2 ,.. 32 ISIAND 2606 MlS'"e"" 11amous aure. 04+14131oam..epm • W•ttr••••• J Johnson 7 1-v1 EXEC TOWNHOUSE ~,.._ Loat wallet, w/ex· ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii eeNTALS tremely .. numental • Excellent oral and Florlata want to earn • Bartondera •••••••••I ea~ront Condo Boat Large 2bd/2.5ba, fam11 AIO pletl.lrea, appt bk @ w8kr11tt111en eommunk:allon extta eaah? Conroy'• Loe-al H.B. Reel. allp avall. 2br/2ba. rm. 2 FP'a, 2-ear gar, 1 br +loft, newly••••••••• BUSINESS & v /B •-o1 S.A. l30 f c f Sal G Tl He bldg. owe 1st. pool/tennis. S1675mo. decor. now berber FINANCE on• r .. 1 • 8 • s.;ong sales pr• o .M. needs help or ary + reat pal HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE Only 169KI 640·2300 •Open S•t 2-4• ---------Pleue call: 557·S227. aentatlon and service ValenUnee Day. SalH, Apply In peraon: #1 Cyn CrHI Dr, CdM erpt, delux furn, 10x30 ROOMS 27061••••••••• Loat Gold/Diamond akllls. DHlgnere & Drivers. (after 3pm or on B•yald• Cove S409k. 840·0888 pallo. uH of washer/ iiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii watch. $500 Reward! • Minimum one yHr Julle 1540·3135 weekend• after 11am. 2bd. 2ba. Bay vlew.1--F-r_o_n_t_H_o_u_a_e_3_b_d_ dryer. S900. 933•1189 ••Ibo. Pentn.ula Polntl_B_U_S_Jllre--C's____ Sentlmental Value. •ales experience. General OftJoe PT. BOULEVARD 844-8373 x1552 N'--clean quiet home 111~ 7t+9157·1705 • Ablllty to think er• 18hra/wk. Pleaaant 18922 Beach Blvd. Ellis Really Group +den. no pots. $1800.1---------,_ Elli• Really Group BALBOA Fum. bdrm w/klt prlv. OPPORTUNITY LOST Grey eoc:katl•I aUvely and work In a COM office. Good (X·Garfleld) BJ Johnson 721·0132 PENINSUIA 2607 w/d. $450& 875-2102 2go4 w/ylw ehHk• vie of team environment. pay. IBM computer Convenient GENERAL 1002 Big C•nyon Dover Model 2BA, 2BA, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii den. S469.000 Owner 1---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lrvln• Room w/prlvat• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Newport Isl "'13 . •Detailed oriented. exper req'd. 873-4429. Claaaltled Reward. 042·1574 • Self Motivated and Out of Santa Fe 042·5078 Attention Home Owners & R.E. Agenttll Showcase those spcclnl properties In our Hornes of the Weck & Open Home Gulde published each Saturday In the Real Estate Tab. It's an ellectlve and Inexpensive way to reach homebuyersl Call our Classified Department Todaylf 642·5678 BALBOA PEN INSUIA 1007 Gorgooua In & Outl Houso slnto or lho ar1 Reduc ed to Solll '100. 4BA. 2·car gar. Corner lot, low stops to bay. Cnn bo shor1 c.scrow. nonoe •760·0 6210 FOUNTAIN VALLBY 1034 OP•NHOUI• aund•~ 1-4pm 1138 Molrtde Atvef' 6br, 3b•. Upgraded thruout. C•ntury 21 ANS (800>7'4-..Ctt 944.5215 COSTA MESA 2124 Office~: ~:00 1111\ • 5:00 pm M·P aod 10:00 11n • •:OO pn •• 1561 Mal Of. • s.ilra Ala JWabi1, CA 7l ..... t r 1 bd/1 ba Vrly mo/mo. aom• ocean vu, erprt no laundry. S760/mo. 104 15th St #8, Aval 2'/1. Gary 0151•3488 bath. Clean, no/emk. Pool. Frff cable avl. S390+ utll 851·9719 STOPI $1500/Wkly working from homel ••••••••• Xlnt Income oppt. EMPLOYMENT. N.8. Oceanfront & No glmmloka. 22nd St. Pvt room Serlou1 people call: unfurn, share bath. 1-800-370-4282 Utll paid. N/S pref.1-----.,,......---•·--------Kllehenett• In room. Internet Conault· EMPLOYMENT Lndy. 1 block to •nt• Work @ home. Newport PIOt'. $480. Great Income poten-5530 Call Sam 875-4808 tlal. Biii, 378-39081iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii NB Oceanfront Rm only w/prlv ent ahat• bath. S475 Includes utlltlH. 875-7118 goal oriented. Salary plus eomml•· In Fuhlon laland hu alon. Excellent benefit 181•• poalllona In our Package Including outdoor Jewelry Kloak. hrly +comm. Call 401k plan. Phyaleal/ Poppy at· 844-5953 drug screening __ ...;;._· ____ _ required. EOE PIT Retall Sales Fax reeume •to : person needed for J , Cro•• women• clothing etore (714) 981S·7174·Fax In Faahlon laland. Or Call (714) 9815-3030 Iv mag 310·207·8806 ALASKA JOBS' .... to ....... ,"*""" ,......._,•ca;adu\ CCIMft. Cll••--CCll 7 dayll We'll pay your toll when you take the new San Joaquin Toll road to us. 2721 . ........ ..,_,..., .. .._..... ... ....,. ~~ .-::..~ ...... Choose from some of your favorite Cadlllacs at lncredlble SAVINGS!! '97 Catera '97 Concours '97 Eldo. Touring Cpe '97 SeVille SLS '97 DeVille Or lease a new Cadillac: Plut 53« +tax for 36 moe. cbed end leae. On llf'P"O¥'ed aedlt 1btal to ltalt $1999 + lJlt pynn, taxet. OMV • doc fee. Tut. pymn11 Sl4.J83.08 +tax. 12k am/yr. Option to buy -.1eue end for S20)33.90". One on1y, VIN«J299'26 CADIUAC. CREATING A HIGHER STAND~9 kS WHO SAYSll FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1997 • N : TODAY'S CROSSwaRo PUZZLE Of rable. North EABT •7SI '7 A1085 OQ93 •QJ4 5 ACROSS 1 8rMl!falt "*" e -rtlenka"ln would then ha" oo b•ltatJoo in Montnlel jumpina to .tam. U ~· A linaleton trump ia not a recom-15 On-nine mendea lead in mo1t circum-18 ~ c:heef etancu, but here the auc:t.lon 1u1· 17 Feel one's wriy gNted Lhat it wu unUk.el7 to hann l8 0es8f1 plants the dereoderl' cauae. Declarer woo ~ ~OV:. and •tarted to ruff diamonda in the 22 Giraffe's DOWN cloeed hand. Eventually, South ran relative 1 Lebel out of trumps and loet a triclt in 24 Entryway for 2 ·-Miss heart& and club& to suffer a one· 28 ~~ Brooke" ri-L ~·~-v 3 Uproar t QL ael 29 Back out 4 Use a atraw WILh a 8UJ"e heart loeer, decla~r'a 30 Not true 5 -the line: problem ia to avoid losing a club 32-·-Karenina· obeying triclt. The beat way to accomplish 33 Mild recession 6 The rear - that is to . play Eut ror the ace or 35 Defeat (genuine hearts. Ir \hat ia the cue, East will ~ g:ai::ai • 7 ~~':k sett· either have to win Lhe ace of hearts, 41 NaugNy kid assur1nce 12497 0 1"7,UniledF.-~ 27 lmerlm 28 Clmber'e 49 Real aelUng up two tricb in the doeed ~2 Sassy 8 Mythical birds hand ror club diaca.rda from dum· 4'3 Pal 9 Mow 30=ion 50 Napoleon's ~ 51 Atnotlme 52 GUif my, or allow South to avoid a heart 45 "Fernando" 10 J)lalects lmer and limit the loeen to just one 48 Cs. g ~er 31 Prayer ending 34 Knowledge 36 Planet'• path 37 Valuable lur 38 Remains 53 WOftcbench dub. 48 Wrthout strain 13 Bookkeeping Declarer should win the trump on 50 Glossy paint entry the table and immediately lead a 53 Leaves 21 Female attachments 55 Bit of straw 56 Part in a play 59-Gr.-• heart to the king. When that wine, 54 Medilenanean sa~rs 43 Calgary S1ampeders 61 Glide downhm 62 Canine declarer returns to dummy with a 55 :::01~ ~~ ~:;ful~s::' club and leads another heart. Eut watch 25 Skaler Sonja -44 ~rmatrve votes a the recent d, an intema- seat botched at. six apadea OU do better? muat now decide by which method 57 -League 26 Secret the derenae muat die! ------.... --- 47 Honey source comment 63 Oblained 64 Naval off. the auction, euible. When r apadea, an rbt show con· 1 hearts and 1b-ola in every ump support, CADILLAC Learn to be a better brid1e player! Subecrlbe now to the Goren Bridge Letter by calllnc (800) 788-1225 for Information. Or write to: Goren Bridp Let- ter, P.O. Box 4410, Chlca10, DL 60880. . 9040 HONDA 9085 2iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ii '78 Sevllle Potential '84 Ac cord EX Blk 4· Classier Runs great, dr tinted, dual air/bgs xlnt cond, llhr Int. sn/rf, full pwr. Looks ~l $1 ,500 OBO. 722-7427 sharpr S12k 723·9008 .e ·----------CHEVROLET 9045 JAGUAR 9105 E liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimlmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '83 Corvette Convrt '84 XJ8 VP •• JY 40th annv edition. 10k Lo miles, factory warr, mis, man-6spd, mint, air bags, blk, CD. xtras. $30,000/Best. Like new. 850-5880 (818) 281-4884 '84 XJ8 n. '87 Sub/Tahoe/Trka Huge dlsc/lmmed del White, Air bags, Chrome whls, n/s. Im mac. 850-5860 Direct Leasing (714) 846·1217 4 ------JEEP 9110 14 !ii CHRYSLER 9050 ii,9ii1iiiiwiiraiiniigiileiirii4iiiicyii1,ii5 speed, soft top, AM11-----.,..------,.----------.---------- '41 '88 LeBaron Conv :::, Red w/Blk top, NC, cl. Am/Fm, Loadodl 36k FM, power steering. $6,700. 722-4831 NISSAN 9150 SUZUKI 9205 VOLKSWAGEN 9235 ~1. mlles.s5ooo. 530-1941 _L_EX_U_S _____ _ u 9115 '80 NIHan 240SX '82 4x4 Sidekick '71 Bug New batt, ;oi---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Red, 5spd, AC, Alpine Red w/nu wht top, 5 good brks, runs fine. 0 FORD 9075 '82 ES300 Champ/ ed. snrf, alloy whls, 1 spd, NC, pwr steer. Must sell!! $975 Good tan, warrnt+certified _o_w_n_r_S_49_5_o_._64_5_·9_2_3_6 1 Good stereo. $7,000 lransport. 646·1543 Lexus. CO, sun r1, ,80 Sentra red, 2.dr, OBO. Musi aellllflf ---------49.Sk mis. s18,800 875-8817 ANTIQUES •· Like newt 6"*0-1509 4-spd, ale. Sony cass. 1;111; • '80 Probe QT Wht, 5 . s pd. Fully loadedl ' Only 45k mlles. Runs • great. Extra c lean. 85K ml, nice carr ---------CLASSICS •93 SC 300 2 Dr $4200.obo 675-2331 TOYOTA 9250 9 21 o I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim $6,400 OBO. 548-4918 Coup Sliver spruce -'83 Bronco XL T Ok ext. 23k mlles; new ---------•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '84 Ford Ranchero 0 Grn. Loaded, 1 owner. 11 re•. S 2 8 . 7 7 5 . OLDSMOBILE 9155 '83 COf'olla Wagon 4·dr ~~w ~:~~t, r~~·ui~t~· ~~ ii Extnd warrnt 7/98. 675·2311 or 675-3311 aulo, p/s, a/c, new smog req. good cond. r, Mint cond. 39k mlles. 1888 DELTA 88 tires. Gd cond. Reg. s38oo.obo 969.3881 r. $18,895 873·3442 MERCEDES 9130 Royal Brougham 11/97 S950• 654·6107 -------- w '87 Explr/Expd/Trk• Fully loaded, V6, dark •97 L•nd Cruz/4·Run I . Huge dlsc/lmmed del ,74 450 SL Slate blue with light blue In· Huge disc/lmmed del ~· Direct Leasln~ blue. Must seer x1nt ~.1~ :i·~51 ":,~~~: Direct Leasing · (714) 84e.121 cond. S8000 oeo. 714 574-4267 (714) 848·1217 * 94e.1211 0 HONDA 9085 ii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NISSAN 9150 PONTIAC d, '88 ACCORD DX s-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S, n, C, ·r. 9170 VOLVO 9230 '88 740 Turbo Wgn Red w/brk Int. Loaded! Extra lo mis. 1 owner. All SVC reds. s 11,400. Chances are you will find what you need at the price you want to pay when you read Classified daily 642-5678 0 speed, cruise control, '80 Maxima SE Red '89 Flreblrd ps, at, power 1teerlng, new w/blk llhr Int, Bose new disc brakes, new paint, new trans. and stereo, phone, all pwr. c arb, new paint, new clutch. $3900. Looks & runs greatr 400 eng. Must selll OBO 215·8414 $8700 OBO 675·6617 $1950.obo 722·8692 Must seerll 248·1840 ~iiiiiijp;;jjiji .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiii7"- HEALTH/ LANDSCAPE 6 MOVING 3834 PIASTER ROOFING 0 NUTRITION 37 42 LAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil REP AIR 3880 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3910 ii Two Brothers Moving miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii wl LOW ENBROY? DHEA ... wn Service. Mow/ Moving To~ay? No May Help! Pharmacy edge/1od/1prlnklers/ Problem! Uc d & Ins wtll· home deliver for ctn-up. Al He-2718 .caa.U3485 957·1500 Freel 888-4-SAGE·RX Lve mag or call after 5 --------- Pl&1ter/Stucco Patch -Serving So Ca 25yrs· Llc#326884 24Hrs 714-554-7831 ROOFING Service• ·EXS>ert Rep•lra- Reroof1 °' New Roofs LV26292 Ask-for Brian 842·7875 eOREl!N MASTERS PAlNTING 3858 ------- Landscaping & Malnt. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PLUMBING 3890 REMODEUNG TrM Trim • Removal & ADDITIONS 3916 IMPROVEMENTS Gardening Svc 841·5512 24Yrs Quality Palntlnt o HOME 3756 ii LIKB·NU COHCRll'H r R • m o v a o 11 /r u 1 t alalns, crack rpr. A• nu wood decks & 1eal Free Est. 78o-8427 TOUCHUPS,TPO OC MBER a..mlscape Remodeling 24 Hri . Richard Sinor THE L AL PLU Farthing Interior• Yard tune uplmalntenace, Uc#280&44 6"5-3209 ·a Jam11 E. Bangert Co.-Kllchen/Bath/Remode1 landacape/attlttlc design. ---------• frM E1t1ma111 Rm Additions Visa/MC ContractorlC27-eo4008. RAINBOW Citcle Malnt. Friendly Servlc .. lnsured L1560875 873·1212 Pl'tff'U Elhlclil. 145-7505 Palnting~nl/E•l HOUH/Apt Ll532981 875-93041--------- ii MSM Conatructlon 1 · Aemoctet1 & Repaln. IO Painting lnt./Ext. A Ll898327 982·2438 8 N•W LUI' Quality Job. FrM .. t. lhpert Drain Cleaning SPRlNRI.ERS 3921 Landscape a Muonry L#S69e97 83 .... 888 & Plumblno Repairs DHlgn/Bulld/'Ramodel 24HR PAINT INT/EXT 20yrs exp. All work guar. SPRINKLER REPAIR UcJlns. 748-0487 SSH•Y • Brush • Roll Steve 545-8288 va1v11•Heads•Tlme- L C 111 ---------CiOCtlt. 27Yrt Local Svc.. s:a1::.::aoa°!!..""~ ~:~:r ~•2=: Precl•• Plumltffte John Burr 282·2831 _._. Repair• & Ae~s •.,. BOU"I! rinnu care lnatall'n/Removal CHUNO'i itAIMTING FrH EsUmltH TUTORING 3929 uu. ~ Sprlnkters M&-5801 23Yrs Exp.Q~ Price! Llt87SH M .. t080 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 114· SERVICES 3760 Ouar WOfk·FrM Eat --.....-----...----Uc#375e02 538-1534 ORCO PLUMalNO i MASSAGE 3830 & Drain Cleaning ~ RN, CMT, SSMClalWngliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii lu'a bliiOm PliintinQ 70aya/Wk•FrH EsL 1n CoemetJc A~ery. L&a •-· TMrepw Prof, Clean, OUa&lty L112nos 7eo-8170 s..ka l/o home car• txld--Wort&. lnl/EJll & Oocka.1--------- po1 Anne 85 ..... 23 All y c:ate to r.iu l.#70)4el •~t-4et01--------• & reJuwnate. RN/LMT •ir. CaN ie;;tOee CM 722•M23 m ........ •DAN DAWSON• g 15Yra exp to glYe you 20 y..,. bi*t.nc• 'LUMBING o ttt. T.LC. you ~ -OVING l'rea EMllNll.. Weter Hel'8n e Oralnt - at h9f1'19. BM 0490 -3834 k'Mliora and Exterlorl Aeme><Mt/ • Repair •L-~--__;, ___ .1•11!~~~~~~!111111 "9fetral. •....0•1• ,auc. ... l"bdUI' .. ____________ .. lf554722 • 14M720 ~ JEWIUtY RCI ,.. u P9H'rl"7 .. ., •• 0 yoYr no""~"•!?J• .._ ....... ____ ,,,., palntlntt eompany. _____ _..._,__.... __ ov. 14 ........,.at• POOL 1.aoo•••••t SllVJQ Muhlpllcatlon Tablff Ale ... y 10 learn W/ ~ CUMt19& POiter. Only U .95. Money back gulf.,,..._ VIM/MC e31.0SOt Spanlah-F~h ltallan. UCI Prof. MA Xlnt methpdl & f81Uh Tranel. 497497a tuioli> ~ CA THChet. Fonner prof'I ........ Tutor ~gr..-.:.,.,. Al ~ ltl•dlhtll ~~..a- . IAGUNA BEACH BALBOA 1048 ISLAND NEWPORT 2106 BEACH NEWPORT 2169 BEACH B 2869 fi ~------- lOUM. MOUllHO Ol'l'OIUUlflTY Alt ........ ""'11M!t .. !bit ........... Mlltch 111111 ftd· mt Fa# ....... Act If 1111 Laguna View Countty S Ba~ront 4Br 4 Ba •g•otaoular Home eettlng, 3br/3ba, Unlum 2eoo1f, 12450 n 8and 2Bt+2 Metr owe, leaH option. monthly. Aval now-4/ Br, 3 Ba, 2 fpa. $4000/ Only S399K. 840-2300. 1. Own bchl 873-3304 mo/lH 873-4988 8peot.oular Ooean ' and Channel Vlewa .. ' Luxurloue 1 br and t 1br+loft with 2 epa-t cloua balconl••· Abundant walk In ~ cloaet and etorage. C Gu and water paid. p Walk to Balboa leland and the beach••· iii Preatlgloue reeort J llvlng with etunnlng aunaeta and cool brffZH. Apt• •tarting 1 at $1350. 789-184& 1 Stunnln9 Condo Obi metr IUltH, fp, A/C, 2122 pool, tenn. Aval 2/115 $1295/IH. 833·3578 -....w111c11"""' It llttpl ---------1--------- le MYaUu "MY "'*'"'a. NEWPORT CORONA t111111a11en ., "m1111111t1111 BEACH 1069 DEL MAR ••• '" l'ICI, ctl .. rdfltt1. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1tl,ll•dic., 1a111MW1&11ultr 3 b r /3 b a Condo lllietlllqll,••lllllllllMll S299,500 or leal9 ••U111YIUU.,...,.nca.llml· o ption $2500/mo. lallolt tr dlacrltlllllllllll." o e 1 lg nor furn I a hed. Thia 111ws,a111r wlll not 714·225·1817 U.Wllttlracce1111117tdwtftlse· ---------"""' lof IHI tmll ftlcll 11111 4br/3ba Bluff• twnhmo ,rlelMloft If lllt llw. Olll 1ttdt11 S325k Near pool & n lllfelly ............ !NI 111 backs grnbll, vltd 41welllftt• Mftftl1t4I 111 11111 cellnga, llal tllo floors, ....,.,., .. ...,.... N 11 frnch dra. now carpeV __ .. tllll•.....,r .._ ..... ,__ palnl/balha. Must eelll ..__ -,._,r Ann Sonlas 752·8787 ,.. ti dllcll r In .... clll HUO Ttll·ht 111·•·414-15111. ... bit Waallllfl*I, DC .. , ... ., cell HUD .. 4Zl·J5M. Aaaume Loan 2bd. gar. 5203,500. Ellis Really Group BJ Johnson 721-0132 2bd, 2b• frnt unit w/ deck, very nlce/cln. 1 car gar, lndry, 1yr li e St850mo. Aval 2·115. 603 Iris. Gary 851·3488 3bd, 1·3/4 ba t/2 blk Verealll•• Studio Penthouae Furn or unlurn. Poot, gym, gar. Wik to bch. $350. 494·8804. 722·7548. 737·0859, Gall to beach. Ouelnt, cozy ••••••••• cottago Oldo COM. By appointment only. APARTMENTS s25001mo. 875·6434. FOR RENT Dealgner condo 2 +2 •••••••••I Fully furn. Turn Key. Walk to Balboa laland G0tgeou1 1 bedroom• •tarting at -1., $1350. Tennie courtl, '1 pool, fltne11 center. PJ Pete welcome toot .. Call now to get the 0 epeclall 789-1845 l Pool/apa . Lr9 yd+ patio. $1750 w/lae.1---------••••••••• s1950 w/o. 759.7028. BALBOA , EXEC TOWNHOUSE ISLAND 2606 MISCELIANEOUS • ••••••••! Ba~ront Condo Boat L.Atge 2bd/2.6ba, famliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RENTALS ellp avail. 2br/2ba, rm, 2 FP'a, 2-car gar, 1 br +loft, newly••••••••• • B' HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE sec bldg. OWC 11t. pooVtennls. Sl875mo. decor. new berber ---------Only 169KI 640·2300 •Open Sat 2-4• t d I f 10-"0 ---------· # 1 Cyn CrHt Or, CdM crp ' • ux urn, .w ROOMS Pl 2706. B•v•ld• Cove S409k. 940•0888 patio, uH of wHher/ 2bd. 2ba. Bay view. -.,,,.--,....,.,,...-----dryer. 5900. 833·1189 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 844-0373 x1552 Front Hou•• 3bd ••Ibo• Pmna:ula Point Bl Ellls Really Group ... den. no pets. $1600.•---------Nie• clean quiet home Elli• Realty Group BALBOA Furn. bdrm w/klt prlv. Ol 1002 Big C•nvon Dover BJ Johnson 721·0132 PENINSUIA 2607 w/d . 1450& 875-2102 Model 2BA, 2BA. GENERAL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii don. $469,000 Ownori---------Irvin• Room w/prlvat• ii 844·5215 COSTA MESA 2124 1bd/1ba vrty mo/mo. ~=t ;:::"ca~f~'';:.: I Attention Home Ownere & R.E. Aa•nl•ll Showcase those spcclol properties In our Homes of the Weck & Open Home Gulde published each Saturday In the Real Estate Tab. 11'1 an ettectlve and Inexpensive way to reach homebuyeral Call our Classified Department Todayll 642-5678 BALBOA PENINSUIA 1007 Qorgooua In & Outl Houso stoto ol tho art Roduced to Solll 400, 4BA. 2·cnr gar. Cor11or lol. low atop• to bay Cnn bo short oscro w . Aono• •760·0821• POUNTAIN VALLEY 1034 OP•N HOUa• aundaW 1 ... pm t13e McBride AIYet 5br, 3ba. Upgraded lhruoul. Century llt AN& (100)714-4021 HUNTINGTON Bl!ACH 1040 Bluff• E·Plan End Unit, Full Bay View, Lg 3Br +Fr, Prlnclpall Only. 720·1704 bkr C•P• Cod Ba~ront $1,349,000. Priced w/ dock & plor. 675·8120 Oreat V•tuel VIiia Balboa, 2bd, 2ba, like now cond. $189,000. Ellie Realty 509·3271 •Newport Height•• Low Down Paymentll 3br/3ba, don, pool, mlnJ ocn vu. S525K Grundy Alt, 675·8161 eom• ocean vu, crpr1 $390+ utlt 851·9719 • B C d no laundry. $750/mo. > eaut on o Tree•. 104 16th St 418, Aval N.8. Oceanfront & brookal Newer 2bd, 211 . Gary 851•3488 22nd St. Pvt room 2ba, 2·car gar. hkupe. unfurn, ehare bath. $1049. Agt, 675-9505. I---------UUI paid. N/S pref. - E'Sld• Cetm Hm• 3 CORONA Kitchenette In room. In Br, 2.5 Ba. $1875 lee DEL ••110 2622 Lndy. 1 block to : I Wkd .. lfa.n&\ Newport Pier. 1480. optn ava. Y• 44,.'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Call Sam 87a-4808 _t 8025, Eve I 646-3820 11 8 lmmao 1 bd atove, NB Oceanfront Rm Eaet Id• 18drm Ulla only w/prlv ent ehar• Paid $500/mo Cat fridge, encl gar, W/0, · · 1 blk to beach. mini bath. 1475 Include• ok. Pleaae call AgenV utlltl••· 875-7118 Pam 548-5880 view. $950. Cebl• ready 875-0282 --------- •-.i--lillllll•IO•l•Z llllCBANDISE IAllO& ---~~~-·11-~;..___........:,_ 111Sc. t01s,.1S.LUD ___ •.1oe., .. ~ • 'uauc • "°"•AL• ey CHARLES GOftN ~~::. ~~ tAUCTIOM t • Ltttle Tltk.. ~~k:~c:n~ .,C: wtdt OMAR SHNaf' .,.,..., 'W Unolalmed Art L.afge R•d Car 89d. baN w/""""a, 2 acm ~ TANNAH HIRSOf . ,. r--------1-0-0-~-v-,s-·~-----~I CROSSwoRo PUZZLE - FRJDAY, JANUARY 2~ 1997 2f0 1 e at 8 1ufl. la Colltetlbltt Nevw us9d. B~c•l .. nt d,. 3 lg mlnoc. pnla, ... oa;;ilM•lv FtT Lladro, Hummel, condition. $225. OBO us•1 acroll aaw on M-F. ,..,,.. P9f9Qn, Royal Dalton Cry. • Llttl• Tik.. •tand. ml9G ~ outQOln6;' Mu• haV9 tal1. lvofy, Clo~, Log Cabin Playh~• UIH, lnat ma•.nal•, North-South wlnerable. North "';17.aanw M2•C>toe Lltnoe, sculptures, On I y s 1 o o . o o . kltc:h.:.. d_eCO It.,,,., 9tc. deala. ..... J;H; tor .,. JICM, Orig Att by Calf 714-53N073 w On1V W chlntH!ry...S NB atOf•. Vincent FarrtH and Mltaublahl 451n. $950. eoo .... 1 • Ave NOR111 P.T, Mlaiy + comm. much more @... Brua baby crib seoo. llOVIN AL• •AK8 4 LeflOfe 940-e988 Pick Up The Plecff Oak Bdrm Ht 1225. Sat 9am-2pni o 7 I lick 0, L.A.? Falhlon Island Antq Batbef chr 1750. 215 Abalone 0 A 8 7 Youth orlent•ct co. 315NewportCente10f. 71..,.7tMS048 DRfum&lolamlac. •AKBI wllh a Rock·n·Roll Sat, Ftb ~, 1pm Wolff Tanning ieda WEST EAST t. anltud• hlrinQ anyone No RtstMtfMlnlmum Tan At Home CODONA • 9 • 7 s t " 18+ with a can do at· For Info 645-9955 Buy Direct and Saval &\ , tlwd• and • d .. lr• to _______ __. Low Monthly Pml• DEL MAR 6122 <:> 8 8 a <:>A 10 8 5 travel. Tropic Solve. IFree Color Cata~ 0 K J 10 5 4 2 0 Q 9 8 =·.~::~.d::.Trv ~~:;-F_U_RNI--TU--R!--6-0_1_4 Can 1·800·711-01 Moving S•I• Sat •878 80trrll •QJ4 Todd 831"6000 X221 =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•·--------Sam Haehld lt•m•. 6Q J 10t• ~ fum picture• toya etc. " StYll•t/Faol allat S.lllnl-type white WANTED 239 MomlngCynRd O KQJ4 /MH9 Thx NB Hair change •tbl/drHHr. TO BUY 6019 (off PCH) 0 8 Saton. rental ataUon $135. Wlckef rocking • lO 5 3 ~. Bonnfe, 75e-0493 'Chalr. $60. 831-5882 l at 7·12 Moving Salel PIANO CM Playhou1e household & kitchen need• good uaed ltema, furnlahlng1. piano. 842·1900 clothe• and mlacl We need help running our Man Store. PT. Work wllh gan. public mutt be organized & neat. Janice 546-7306 Moving Sale Large Homa • lmmac Furn. Formal dining & llvlng room, Leather aofa set, Oak dining set, 2 bed aeta. Top Dollar• Paid 510 Polnaettla For Record•. Jau, 1 ________ _ sountrack1, etc. COSTA MESA 6124 Call Mike 645-7505. Opening lead: Nine of • EMPLOYMENT 220·1090 TEAK FURNITURE SERVICES 5533 ........ PleH• b• aware that the llatlnga In this cat. ArmolrH, china & TV •--------- cabinet a, dining set•. FREE TO YOU 8022 cheat of drawera, etc. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Whol•••I• Prlceal •5 44-7288• egory may require you --------- to call a 900 number MERCHANDISE Wented chlldnn stamp collectors that want fr•• atampa. Breaking up 150 yr old collectlonl 8 31·9011 In which there Is a MISC 6015 charge per minute. iiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •--------- A6molr• S4oo. couch JEWELRY, FURS .•M•E•R•C•HAN-•D•I•S•E•I wt1ovesea1, beige s251 & ART 6025 ea. New, chlldren'1, 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Moving Sal .. SAT Rain or Shine. Custom wall units, upright piano. wing chairs, weight equip, oven/ range, big screen TV, ping pong tbl, conat. equip, gamH, hid•·•· bed, dreaser/mlrror, morel 492 Magnolia Early birds welcome Multl·Houaehold Sal 7·4. Early birds pay dbl. Designer On thia band from the recent World Team Olympiad, an int.em•· lionalillt in the South aeat botched the play of t.he hand at silt 1padee and went down. Can you do better? We were not given the auction, but the one shown is feasible. When North jumps to four epadee, an aggressive South might show con· cenlraled values in hearts and North, with prime controls in every suit and excellent trump support, wou.ld then ha .. DO bealtaUon ln jumpinc to dam. A 8inlletcm trwnp la not a recom.- men deil l ead in mo1t eireum· 1tancea, but. here the a ud.ion eu1· pet.eel that it wu unllbl7 to harm the defeoden' cauee. Declarer woo and •tarted to ruff cliamcnde in the cloeed hand. E.entually, South ran out or trump• and lost • trick in heart.a and clubs to 1uffer a one- triclt eet. With a IWt! heart loeer, declarer'• problem ia to avoid loein1 • club trick. The best way to accompllab that ie to play East for the ace of hearia. If that ia the cue, Eut will either have to win the ace or heart.a, setting up two tricu In U-. doeed hand ror club diacarde frvm dum- my, or allow South to avoid a heart loeer and limit the loaere to just ooe club. Declarer should win the b'ump on the table and immediately lead a heart to the king. When that wina, declarer retuma to dummy with a club and Jude another heart. East must now decide by which method the defenae m1.111t diet Learn to be a better bridse player ! Sub1crlbe n ow to the Goren Bridp Letter b7 calli.af (800) 788-1226 for Information. Or write to: Goren Brldp Le~ ter, P .O. Bos 4410, Chlcaip , 11L 80880. Sold Out Print• clothing, Antlquea, 1----------,.-----------.----------1 ACROSS ' BrNkfut Item e -rhlnka" 1n Mona.el 11 Cen. pov. 14 Sound 150n-'*-18~ctleef 17 Feet one'1 w"y 18 Desefl l)lanl'l 19 Crowd 20 Pressea 22 Ginlfte's relative 24 Entryway fOf Santa? 28 Among 29 Back out 30 Not true 32 • -Kan1n1na· 33 Mild reoeuK>n 35 Defeat 39 Demeanor 40 Crude metal 41 Naughty kid 42 5asSy 43 Pal 45 "Fernando" 4eCse 48 Without 1tra1n 50 Glossy paint 53 Leave• 54 Medlte"anean sailing 1hlp 55 Place for a watch 57-League DOWN I label 2 ·-Miss BrOOka· 3 Uproar 4 Use a s11aw 5 -lhe line• obeying 6 Thereal- (genuine article) 7 Spinted self- USU(9"08 8 Mythical birds 9 Mow 10 Dialects II Wanderer 12 Bombs t 3 Bookkeeping entry 21 Female sandl>ipers 23 Polish sausage 24 Painful spasm 25 Skatet Sonja - 26 Secret wooden toy chest 11 $50. Bedroom set $100. Sony 24" TV needs repair $25. Old Scwhlnn beach cruiser $30. Maternity clothes S2·S5 ea. New Framed Monet Prlntl: The Garden. 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Lunch specials, served from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., include Pad Thai. a variety of chicken dishes such as chick.en curry. chick.en with cashew nuts and lcung pao chicken; barbecue ribs and kung pao shrimp. All specials arc $4.50 and served with an egg roll. steamed rice and salad. The Thai Wave barbecue combo. served all day. comes with shrimp fried rice, barl>ecuc ribs. barbecue chicken and bart>ecuc beef for $6.95. Try fhc popular dinner special for $7.95, which includes soup or salad, an a la c8J1e entree, egg roll and soft drink, served Mon ... Thur.. from 5 to 10 p.m .. dine-in only. A la carte scleclions include your choice of chick.en, beef or pork (served with steamed rice) and prepared in a variety of ways, such as: broccoli with oystF sauce, spicy mint, baby com wilh mushrooms. and sweet and sour. to name just a few. Thai Spice offers a nke selection of soups: wonton; Tom tba bi (coconut milk chicken soup with lime); Gulf of Siam SOUP. (bot and sour lemon grass soup with shrimp, squid, mussels and scalJopa); Tom yum kai (bot and sour lemon grua 10up with chicken); Tom yum koong (bot and sour lemoo grass aoop with shrimp). To round out the menu, there's a nice choice of salads, vegetables, seafood and noodle dishes. All menu items denoted with a heart symbol indicate bot and spicy. No MSG is used in preparation of any food. Finish your meal with the sticky rice with mango or banana for dessert. Wine and beer arc served. Catering and food to go is available. Free, fut delivery with a minimum order of $6. With any delivery of $1 S or more. receive three free egg rolls. Thai wa ... Lt locaud at 211 62nd SI., Newport Beult, behind lh• Road WCl,1 11'11. OJHn daU1, Mott. • Su1t., 11 a.a IO 10 P·•·: Fri. a.IUl Sql., 11 o..m to 11 p.m. MG1tucard, Vi.ra IUfd A.ericalt Bxpre11 OIW aecqMIL Call (11:1) 645-3057. a la carte is a oomplinentaiy service fOr raQlJlar OatJ Pilot advertisers. caa Jennifer Rofanavanii 1141574-4243 for Wonnation. Not for people with weak stomachs I t'• not advertised in the news· paper, I haven't seen any com· merdals promoting it on tel& v1sion, but the theater was S\U'- prlstngly crowded for a Sunday ntght . •Albino Alligator,• staning Matt Dillon. Gary Sinise and Skeet Ulrlch. turned out to be a metaphor comparing alligators to humans.A. group of1atJ.i. gators would usethe baby white alligator for a sacrifice to gain new territory. Kade Hoateaer Whenrtval alligators sur· round to attack the albino alliga· tor, then the first pack moves in to kill and take over. When three men find themselves taking , ~In an und.erg'lound bar and IUll'OUDded by the pOHce, their logic teDa them to it elbino eJHgator• the bOltages 10 they can go he. 'But will their plan workt 1be JDOVte. WU fuDDy, but slighttf' bloody. I Jilted the way the story was put together, although the general plot wu a little confusing. If you like actton- adventure movies, •Albino Alli· gator• ts pretty good. However, if you get nauseous from blood. It's a ~er bet to skip this one. • IUO°E H05IETUlt, 17, 15 I Newport Beach resident and a junior at Newport Harbor High School. An unusual title, and unusual movie I couldn't believe the title of tbls movie or what significance it could have, but they did give it relevance. This is an unu.Sual movie. It takes place totally in a basement bar and depends on the actors to 1· •/.-\· ·------A~_-~ r · ~ ""' ' ~ .,., i~' .• ~ ~. •. ,,. . . I • • • 1..-~·-·-W-.....6' ~ keep you tnteNsted -it could euUy play OD tbe It.age. At~ l thouGht •'YU a remake of .The~ Porest.. tbe 1936 movtewlth Humpbrey Bogart and tbesame premise. 'lbeacttng was excellent. MattDmon. Gary Stn.ise and Paye Dunaway all did outltand· ing jobs. The direction by Kevin Spacey wu exceptional. The controversy between the c:rim1Dals and the tn~y wtPl the hostages ts basically the movie, with an interesting twist at the end. Actually, it was suspenseful and held yQur interest through· out • DICK 1UCkllt. 70, Is I Newport 8ffCh resident and • retired lnstrudOf at Or~ Coast College. Budapest orchestra makes local debut Monday By Nancy Cheever, Daily Pilot The Budapest Festival Orches· t:ra.. one of Hungary's most out· standing ensembles, makes its Orange County debut Monday at the Orange County Performing Art Center. lbe ooooert. pre9eDted by the Orange County Pbflharmoolc Soci- ety, teatures two wmm by Bartok. Thmsylvanian danoel and Raman- t1C«1, ESTABLISHED 1962' Steak •Seafood•Cockta.ils 1695 Irvine Ave. 646-7944 ian folk dances as well as ~·· ~Conoertoin E Dlinm', Op. 6'1 and Brahms' Sym· phony No. 1 in C ~Op. 68. The cbamber emeDibJe WU founded in 1983 by conductor Ivan P1scber and pianist and ~ t.oJtan KocslJ, who put together orebema and soon began toming western Europe. •They are sort ol the flnt and best outgrowths of tbe post-Sovi. et eastern l!uropean emergence •• aaid Pbilbannon1c spokesman Prank Terra.glio. The on:hestra bu peaformed twice at the Hollywood Bowl. in 199f and.1995, a.ndbu made numerous recordings. Besides towing, the group also J)erfonna concerts at BUdapest's Pranz Uszt Academy of MUllc. Monday11 pedomwace Is just one of many on the group's 1996--91 United Statell tour. Sokl6lt Jlobelt McDuffie, who pedanDI wtlli many orchestru w1'lddwida ud''*Dl pla? ID more than 100 cooceds tbls year. Will ~' tbe-ememble during ~ ;.,,,.. d. Mendelaobl)'I CoQcerto. -------- 1 KA111LEEN BAlTLE - Famed opera diva Kathleen Battle sings Handel, Strauss, Donizetti and American spirituals at the Orang#! County Performing Arts Center on Thurs- day at 8 p.m. Tick- ets are priced between $10-$38. The Center is located at 600 Town Center Dri- ve, Costa Mesa: For more informa- tion, call 553- 2422. from 9 to 11 a.m. 8V9(f Satur- day begbm.6>.g um week and runnfug through March 1 ln room 101A of OCC's Business Education Building, 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. Each session will have a differ- ent activity and will show how people worked, played and learned to read in colonial · America. Registration fee is $69 with a $10 Iqatertal fee. For information, call 432-5880. 6'NEW YEAJl OF 11IE TREES' -The Jewish Community Center of Orange County invites partid· pants to celebrate Tu B'Shevat, the "New Year of the ltees• at a spedal "Tu B'Shevat Adven- ture• from 1 to 3 p.m. at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 755- 0370. 2 'WICKED' -Kathleen Battle Gallery Par- adlso's Exhi- 7 DANCE FEVEJl -Orange Coast College is offer- ing two dance work- shops. West Coast Swing lessons take place from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. every Fri- da~ beginning today bitions presents •wtcked - The Aesthetics of the Libido,• a display of photography, assort- ed media and installations, through Feb. 20 at 1838 New- port Blvd., Costa Mesa. For information, call 650-3690. 3 SAILOR BOY -Brian Caldwell. the youngest person ever to sail solo around the world, will discuss his journey today at 8 p.m. in Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Advance sertes tickets cost $35, advance single tltkets are $19.50. Tickets at the door are $42 for serles tickets and $11 for single admission. For infor- mation, call -432-5880. 4 MAKING SENSE AND SENSIBD.ITY OF AUSTEN -The Friends of Orang~ Coast College's Norman B. Wat- son Library otters a program on •An Evening with Jane Austen" at 7:30 p.m. Wednes- day at a Newport Beach resi- dence. The presentation will celebrate the novellat's Ule and writings. Admission b SS for nonmembers. For reservations and d:1rections, call 432-5087. 5 COLONIAL TIMES - Orange Coast College often a workshop about colonial America for youngsters between the ages of 8 and 12 and running through March 7. A Latin and Caribbean dance workshop will be held from 8:30 ·to 10 p.m. every Friday, begin- ning today and running through March 21 . Both classes are held at OCC, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Registration fee for each workshop is $45. For infor- mation, call -432-5880. 8 IN STEP -After taking those dance lessons, attend the monthly party of The Orange County Chapter of the U.S. Amateur Ballroom Dancers Association from 7:30 to 11 p.m. Saturday at the Avant Garde Ballroom, -4220 Scott Drive, Newport Beach. Admission is $5 for members and SB for guests. Dressy casual attire 1s requested. gTEE UP -The 23rd annual Taco Bell Newport Classic Pro-Am will take place from 1 a.m. to 4 p .m. today and Saturday at the Newport Beach Country Club, 1600 E. Coast Highway. Admission ts free for spectators. For more informa- tion, call 574-7208. 10 PaEI! CONcmn' - Urben Sprawl and Psy- chic Rain will perf onn a free ahow from 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. Saturday at Comerstone Cafe, 190'1 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Por information, call 6"6· 5116. II\ '\o111<' c Ii•,., 1·r. D,111\ 1'11111 eBucket Balboa couple collect antique water droppers, used t;o create ink in Asian colUltries Before ballpoint pens, mark- ers and pendls, people mixed their own ink and marked fibrous materials with laborious strokes of a brush. Dry ink was mixed with water to produce a dark liquid suitable for writing and painting. In Asian countries, ornate water droppers were used to get Ole correct amount of water to mix with the ink. Bob and Jane Lewis of Balboa Island have a collection of the droppers that were made and used in Korea, China and Japan. The couple have been collect- ing the functional and decora- tive droppers for 25 years, and Ml CASA ME XI (AS I U \ l •\ U I\:>.~ T 1997 2sfh0viAR here Always ... .t same Dellelous Food .t same owners .t same Great servtce our meats.are stll a trtp to Mexico ·as we& as the coast Of 8*. lt'I a trtp WOt1ft taking. 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA 645·76~6 now have 76 of them. Each dropper has two holes in the top that controls the Dow of water. One hole is cov- ere<i with the thumb and the other accepts the drops of water that delicately drop out onto the ink. •They were a deco- ration as much as a utility,• Jane said. The Lewises have an unusual collection of the droppers, because the couple are very picky about which ones they'll buy. Always on the lookout for something differ- ent. they don't try to find as many as possible, but only the most dis- tinctive and exceptional. •we don't buy every one we see,• Jane said. •1t•s kind of fun to find dttferent ones.• They aren't out to win any awards or even any praise for the colledion. now stored in boxes. In fact, they haven't found any that they thought were worthy of the collection for about three years. •They are unusual and dif- ferent because not everybody collects them.• Jane said . •There's no point in collecting RUOAY, JANUARY 24, 1997 ~ RobertLewb deaomtntes tbe tedm1que of the odental water dloppen to bis grancbon, John Lewis, 13, In tbe1r Balboa home. MARC MARTIN /OM.Y Pl.OT .... + FfUOAY, JANUARY 2~ 1997 STILL LIFE·GUARDS Local artist hangs out on 'Baywatch' set to paint commissioned portrait of show's director By Nancy Cheever, Dai/}' Pilot Fine art and babes in swim- suits are not normally a rec- ognizable match. But for Balboa lslaod artist Debra Huse, the combination works perfectly. The blond, petite painter was recently commissioned to do a large pastel painting of Greg Bonann, the co-creator and director of the internatioll4lly popular television show •eay- watch." For three days in November, Huse perused the "Baywatcb • set to find the right images for her painting. Wtth camera in hand, she was allowed to roam freely and photograph the actors, the crew and the director. •1 bied to stay out of the way without bugging anyone,• she said. ·u was really fun. Everyone was really nice.• Filmed mostly in Malibu at the real •Baywatcb" lifeguard head- quarters, the program -which features extraordinarily good.- looking and athletic actors with the sandy beach backdrop - was created by Bonano. who spent most of bis life at the beach and still lifeguards about once a month for fun, Huse said. While visiting Newport Beach, Bonano saw Huse's "Welcome to Newport Beach• mural near the Balboa Peninsula Pavilion depict- ing the lifeguard tower at 32nd Street. He was so Inspired by the image that he called the duunber of commerce to find out who painted it. Huse was invited to Bonann's Malibu home, where she showed him some of her previous art- work. Bonann already has a col- led:ion ol SO lifeguard-themed watercolors and aaylk:s, but none with hlm in it. The idea of painling Bonann directing the cast of •eaywatch • was actually H\198'1 idea. - •1 said, 'J-iow about doing a painting ot you directing,'• she said. And from there, Huse began the two-month task of cre- ating •s.ywatch • with pigment. a few photos and her imagina- tion. Par the painting, Huse is using -a~sbe said she invent- ed. in wbk:b smaller canvases of clote-upe are adhered to the larg- er, 36-by-48-inch painting. •vou can tell more of a story that~~~ The painting allows the cut and aew on loca- tion, while the smaller paintings are cloae-ups of Bonann directing acton Yasmine Bleeth and Gina Nolan. She uaed the pbotograpbs to get an Idea ol what abe wanted, DON LEACH I DAl.Y PLOT Local uUst Debra Huse ha been commlsstonecl by Greg Bonum. dinM:tor ol the popular T.V. show .. Baywatch,,. to paint a portrait ol the set and Weguard headquarters. then went in and added palm trees, trucks and birds where she saw fit. "It's been a real fun project.• she said Since moving to Balboa Island two years ago, Huse's paintings have become known nationwide. People who visit the island see her work at area gal- leries and restaurants and then commission her to paint personal images and other beach-orient- ed scenes. She grew up lndianapolis, lnd.iana, and at age 10, received a scholarship to study at a local art college. She later studied fine art and graphic design at Indiana University and moved to South- ern California after Mishing col- lege. She landed a job as an art director at an advertising agency and for 10 years now, has been painting and creating images of Southern California. Huse, whose paintings sell for up to $10,000 apiece, specializes in custom pastel paintings reflecting the California and beach lifestyle. • •n•s easy to be inspired by the beach when I grew up ln lndi- ana, • she said. Huse shares a Balboa Island gallery and studio with inventor and artist Al Newman. The pub- lic is welcome to meet and watch Huse work on the •eaywatch• painting in the front window of Gallery Newman. She said she hopes to have it done by the first week of February. Joi\ Us for l.mch. Dinner.~ Bnmcb. CllMrq ,. ...... 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A zany new comedy written specially for SCR's Ove Founding Artists. 16 72HOURS With Love Russian emigre and Newport Beach bead artist has world on a string with her intricate work. which is featured in local galleries and in her homeland By Cecilia Fannon, Dally Pl/or Luclmila Nepomrun walks into the room, opens the lid to a piano and, standing, knocks out Mozart's •Rondo Alla 1\lrca" before sitting down to be inter- viewed. Her fingers are exceptionally agile and expressive as she speaks in the language of her native Russia. One can easily believe that her bands and pierc- ing blue eyes have made her a master bead-maker. With the rapidity of David Copperfield, she floats ~ piece of white silk onto an available surface, and conjures hundreds of pieces of seed-bead art before your eyes, necklaces woven from every color of the rainbow ... more than a quarter- century of work. Now on the Water in Newport Beacb A tra4iti.on of a truly Florentine cuiJine continaul SERVING LUNCH & DINNER • Happy Hour • Piano Bar Nightly For reservations Please Call 673-9500 251 East Pacific Coast Highway Newport Beach • Her creations can be seen at the Gregory Gallery in Newport Beach and at the Bowers Muse- um in Santa Ana. •She is a rather remarkable artist,· said Russell Jacques, a sculptor who runs the Gregory Gallery with Unda Gregory- Jacques and Samantha Gregory. •Her unique talent is in her per- ception of patterns and her innov- ative use ot color.• Born in Samarkand, Uzbek- istan. the then-Ludmila Babak studied music and piano under the tutelage or Ekaterina Smimo- va and later, Rudolf Kerber. While studying at a music conservatory, she met her future husband, Vladimir Nepomnin, a pianist and composer. It WAI VladimiJ'5 Aunt Vera who inspired Ludmlla's Ufelong passion for beadwork. Vera Kon- stantina was well-traveled and bad accumulated a collection of beads from all over the world when she began JMktng copies of original 18th-century Russian designs. Ten-year-old Serge, the Nepomnins' son. took the first instruction from 'l'fotya (Aunt) Vera on bead-weaving, passing his enthusiasm for it on to his mother. For two years, Ludmila -wife and mother of two boys, as well as director of a music conservato- ry -arose at 5 a.m. every day to begin work on her beads. "I was so excited to continue working I'd work until 2 a.m., ave rou Seen Scampi's ~w Look] • L weekends, holidays, evezy spare mommt. • die Mid. •What was so tntaresting to me was lecdng about the D)lgratkm ol bead oma- ments through the different regtons.• As an apprentice, she studied the old masters, pablstakingly reproducing ancient designs. But her imagination took wing, she created hundreds of orlginal designs, using new colors, inspired by the music, art. archi· tecture and flowers of her Asian background. Some pieces, evocatively named, took two years in their design and two months in the rnalciog, such as Elegy, Snow Maiden (named after a fairy tale) and Malachite. In the process of designing, she bas also developed her own method, moving from 11 needles to a single one. •She employs both traditional and original contemporary designs,• Jacques said. •A lot of her wozk is inspired by the colors of Moscow.• In Moscow, where the Nepomnins settled, an exhibition was held on the 50th anniversary of the Russ- ian Revolu- tion, dis· playing 15 pieces of Ludmila's beadwork. Each of the 15 regions inspired a unique pat- tern. More than3,000 people, from as far away as Siberia. flocked to see her work. Many pieces remain in~­ nent museum collections through- out the former Soviet Union. She is also the bead art consultant for the Folk Art Committee of Moscow, Jacques said. Asked what she thinks about beads on the American conttnent. Ludmila said in English~ •1 bow to the ground to Native Amertc.ons. Each piece of Indian art ls a piece of their history. I ask their gods to allow me to work with beads on their native ground.• It bas taken 10 years and lots of bureaucratic shuffle for Ludml- la and her husband to emigrate from Russia to the U.S. They Jive in Newport Beach with their son. Serge, and daughter-in-Jaw, Lana. international ballroom dancers and costume designers. Small swprlse. what she th!nb about Caltfomia: ·1 Jove weather, dear sky, rainbow-like colcn, Dowen that bloom in the dead ot winter. Allo, smDlng, trieDdly people. The feeling ol bope.. She said she ii not bonMstck for Rus-u but misses hearing her native language spoken. And, "' CO\De, she in-. ber-. NikolU, who .bopel to :bumiyta to the U.S . with bil wife md IOll. Ludmlla 8Dd Vladbnir are ltudytao BngUtb, which wm belp tbml ~ tbetr dream- opening a ICbool of mulic and a.rt for chDdren.. 72HOU&S 17 For SCR founding 3.ctors, 'BAFO' IS boffo local cast member even gives up role in 'Titanic' movie to be part of play specially commissioned for group By Nan<.y Cheever, Daily Pilot The newest play at South Coast Repertory's Second Stage brings ~ther five ol the the- aters six founding actors in a black comedy about Southern California'• waning defense industry; "BAFO" (best and final offer), is the fbst play commissioned by the theater for actors Ron Bous- som. Rlcbard Doyle, Hal Landon Jr., Art Koustik and Don Took. The only female cast member and non-founder is Susan Patterson. Took., 57, of Balboa Island. said ,working with the group has been fun but not too unfamiliar. "It's not really a reunion.• he said. "We started out in the early 1960s and have worked together off and on ever slnce. • 'Ibe ftve male acton have worked together for about 35 years, and shaie more than just the stage. They all attended col- lege together, and share an • artis- tic and creative base,• Took said. ·1rs called attrition.· he said. "The energy isn't quite the same but it's stDl fun,. he said. "It used to be when you rebeaned all day and bad a perfcwmance at night. the adnmalln would really tide in. · Now you have to make sure you get enough rest and eat light.. But Took said be atm enjoys the craft. even If the energy level bas slowed down a btt. "The wondedul thing about acting ii that each role bu Im own rewards and demands,. Took said. "Sometimes you're et odds, and IOIDel1mel you like the char- acter.• "BAFO" playwright Tom S1Je.. 1icb. a resean::h IOftwa.re engineer from s.nta Barbara who previous- ly worked w1tb the theater on 1988'1 "Dog Logic.• said he WU happy to be able to work with an older cast. though he didn't have them spedfically tn mind when he wrote the aaipL "I wanted to wotk with a big out. predominately grown men over the age of .CO,• Strelich said. While s1tttng bacbtage at a recent performance. Took was banded the "BAPO• saipt. "I started reading the 9Ctipt to myself and then reading parts of the play to other people and we laughed out loud.• be Aid. ·1 thought. 'Tbis is one c1the hmnl- est things I've ever read.'• Tuok. said after be read the script be wanted to play the part ol WUlie Peet, a part later given to Landon. because of the ro81'lng monologue at tbe very begfnotng oltbe play. Set in Southem Cellfomia. "BAFO" is a satirical comedy about w9rkers in the defense industry whose jobs are threat- ened by down-sizing. They then find themselves in a quandary while trying to justify the project they come up with to save their jobs. The term BAPO, best and final otter, is a negotiating term used by the government when they are banded a defense proposal. Stre- licb said. But he took tt to another level. "I always thought (BAFO) was a very intriguing phrase,• Strelicb said. •Like on your death bed ... r------------------------~ what's the point of your eJistence? It hooked me. maybe tt wm hOOk other people as well• Strelich said the phrase is used in that cont.ext in the first put of the play. Later, it's used more in a cosmic sense. •u you loot for levels, they are there,• he said. "What's fun for me is to put in those layers while preserving the surface luster that makes you laugh. H I can get peo- ple to think or question that's the ultimate goat.• Strellcb's writing career began as a dare while attending gradu- ate school Always interested in perlonning, he dabbled tn acting wttile acquirlng bis degree. "The people who were in plays got my jokes, the engineering stu- dents didn't,• he said. "So I gravi- tated towa.ni the theater aowd. • Took has appeared on sitcoms such as •aieers, • "Roseanne• and "Frasier .• "I bad a good time, but you spend a lot ol ttme sttttng in a trailer,. he said. He a1ao bad to tum down a small role in the new motion pc.. lure •ntanic• bealuse ol time conflids. "'BAP<Y fell into this time slDt and there wasn't any way I could do (the movie),. he Mk1... The one-bour-and-25-minute play ta directed by Martin Bemon and rum through Feb. 23. Hal Landon Jr-. Roa Boaaom and Art Koustlk share the stage in .. BAFO," nmnlng through Feb. 23 al the South Coast Repertory's Second Stage. Vafenline'.s 'lJa.!l~ :PaciageforS/99. 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SP"UZZI New Wan -Blgll'& YI' ~ (loc:ated in Trillogle Squ.e. Colla ~~ Wad -Hawt HIM'. Eariy Bird Menu AllelalJle Every dey. Hotn: Llntl 11:3Cllm- 4:~. Dmer4:~10:31l ~ 8CD!pt8d. M '•'C81"<1, V.S, Amlrican &presl. Locat8d. 18?0A Hst>ar et.u. (714) 54&9!al OSTllRIA ITALIA ~ talllw1 -a.uel -Hoi ~-11111-m""lllde..t.o pelt8 -Hoi1•118de s.-ge - Ceppocx:ino & Oea9ert , Llrdl, Dinner, c..tig, Tlllc&QJt -~ Tua. -Sul. 1 :OOp.m. -10:30 p.m. -Ooeed on Monday. Al major credt cards llCCepClld. Aeeervetiolll eooepted. l.oaJted • 110 McFeddln Plllce (0'098 21 llt Slreetj, Newport 8eect1 (714) 723-4105 IL P"ORNAIO A1At*1tic 11ie1i, ~ Wming ~ ~ fut1n1g AIAherQ: Regiot'811181en cu... Holn: UR:h & om..~ Amaii. v •. MI oant; OiaaMlr. Re.. vlltiol• Recol 111191 ldad. l.oc:allld ~ 18CJl51 \\vi l<annen -.. rArle (71 4) 2BM444; B501rt.an BM!. (NearSol.Ctl ~ Plaza) Com Mees (714) 688{EOO ANTOQCCl'S "' Locad. 6700 w..eoe. ~in~ Beech. ll.rdl, clnnr, ~ llllcBol&& dlitolrt ~. w... ton Man.-llva. 4prn.11pm. Frl.S.. 111m-11pm, Q.ri 11em-1~. 831-3592 RISTORANTll MAMMA GINA Loaad It 251 ea. Paafic r.... ~In Newport Beed\. IJ.r)dl t.tin.&t. 11 :~:30. &nilly Bnrd111am.3pm, en.. MtlMUl ~1~ Cal 81.ed for .......... 67369Xl SCAMPI _ Ale~ llOOg. NIMtt Ramodeled. ~ 7 Deya A Week for Dimr IW1. ~10:~. 'Ne C..-PliYate IJn:h Pw'tlel tor 15 Pecp6B or Men. M Mljoi-Ddc..dl ~ RrlmwCb• ~· Loaad at 1S76 N.port Bl«!. Cua Miii. B45-8S&J 8A8ATINOS RllSTAURANT a SAUSAGE CO. PID. Cwm-5*1, Hamenwie Seuaega, \lall, lanb, \Jagltlrilrl Dini, Wine. 8-', Cappoocino & ~ Holn: 7 0. A Wal*. SarWlg Slit. & ll.rl. Bn.nchFromB:»1:CD, 911.-Thln. 11~1~. Fri.&t. 11~11pm. ,,. MllP' ()'ltflt Qirda Acolptad. l.acal8d fll. 251 91ip,wd Wftt. Newpor\ Beectl (714) 7230621 Glt&l:NLIEAP" GRILL a BAR AVILA8 KL llANCHITO AIAhlrllc Mllic91 F'OOCI, W!ttl The~ Al'Vctiwlla & A NM LJVtt Q.illne. GI-.-Miii vat--Holn: Lunch & Dlnr-. Al MIP' a..a Cardi ·Acceptad. loc8t8d c '1'101 Plec:..ile, ea.. Miiie (714) 842-1142 end 2800 Newport BM! .. Newport Beech (714) 875S855 Ml CASA cu.,... ... rO# 8 tj> co Bljll •Ml .. Mexico. Now ~ ,.,.. t8C01. AlOn9 at-i for ordllrl tDi!O· Hoi.n: Dlt/ From 11 :CDllm. M Major' Owflt Cardi Acoeptad. l.oc:allld fir. 298 17th SL, CcJlt8 Mia (714) 84~7626 AMACHI SUll1I & QJlhl to Go. ~ Ber. All MIP' er.a Cerda. l.oc:allld fir. 2675 r.Wie f/#e .• (Actl9 From Newport Golf Cotne) (714) 845-5518 THIE 8ARN STKAK HOU8K Menu lndudm 8'aek. Ffwlh Rah, Olicllan, Bl.l';era & Seledl. Pricea Rlilngl Fnm 13.75 F1r ll.rdl & 16.25 For Dinnlr. Hlus: Mon.&&. ~ 11emForll.rdl. 4:~ Men.ff!., Dnnlr3~. S.. &&.! .. MIP' Q"lldt Cwdll ~· l.oc:allld At 23CD ...... 131, a.a Mlle (714) 841-m77 - ' LA CAVIE MllilU trdldla: L.obltr. Qoab, Shrill>. s.ic.. Rib .. Dlilr Speciela. Frl & S.. Prime Ab, FUI Bir' & Wine Ult. c.lll er... Hoin: ~ 11:3().2:90-DnrW'Mon.&t. From5:~ V., Pt I '*d. [Jrws CIA>. Lamm fir. 1695 lrW'8 IM., (And 17'tm) NMr' ~ 6•t11111•&0aaMlll(714J 64&7944 TAPA8 The ody ~In O.C. Ill afr9o eN flnea In ~ tun Spllrl with M Almanco ... tlli. I.&. SpKilll:zllig In Piiie, '*8elc!· t1iled frelh,.,.. & ~ ~ 5 dl)19 pr Miik. '*-i 9Jn.Q Mon, Locetlld IC 4~ MlliGlglle Wfft (Behr.d St.apes IC MlcArthtr & C'.orirltHlnJ. MeiDr' aedt <*'di 8CCllSUd 7s&8194 On !he.met Newpon.. Mondllv to Frid8y 4:~ ta 9:~ SlltlM'daV THAI 8PIC8 4:~ to 10:~ Ooeld on Sundly. 105 Marl Slraet in Bal>oe. (714) ~by cha~,......., •~lneNbeltof ~ ~ 723-8843 ...,., • "TheBeltlhel F'OOd lnehngl County.· l.&ntl, clrvwr, me.ring & t.1IUmL 815 W 1 Sltl SL ea.. Miiie !54&4333 C., .• (.' I 6 (. f'-( ' THAI WAYK Dine In or tlllceG.&. Felt & free deliYri. SerWlg UlCh & divw. Loe.cad It 211 B2nd 9t.. Newport 8-ch. ~ 7 ~ e wealt. V•, Maetacad &Amri:en &p..a ~. ~ THllCANNDY Hllmc ~ Rlmtnnl end Harbor~ c.ni.r. Hou1a: Mon.-9.t. 11 :30mrt . 2:<Xllm, b . 10:CQem.12:~. All Melor' Crd c.rdl. ~ 9'GQllllC9d. t..ocemd It 3010 ~ flM., ~ Beectl, r.A 92863 (714) 87SS777 Ftlll 875-2510 .. t ••••••• •,•,• ••••••••••• , •• •,J.#.#*•, '".:I""• •• " .......