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Froin Germ~y to Jermaine
• Offbeat crowd shows
up for kickoff of seconq .
annual •Newport Beach
International Film Festival.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Former
Jackson Five singer Jermaine
Jackson, "The English Patient-" co-
star Jutgen Prochnow, actress-
director Diane 1..add, and the coun-
sel general of Germany ...
The second Newport Beach
International Film Festival's open-
ing night drew a combination of
Nature
center
funding
cuts .OK'd.
•School board committee
also approves plan to raise
class sizes in grades 7-12.
By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Cutting
school district funding of the
Environmental Nature Center by
half, shrinking the adrni.ni.stration
and using Costa Mesa farm mon-
ey for deferred maintenance are
among the proposals the Citi-
zens' Budget Advisory Commit-
tee agreed upon at its Thursday
night meeting.
In an effort to find $3.2 million
in savings and revenue to fund
7% and subsequent 2% raises for
district employees, the 14-mem--
. ber citizens' group has met week-
ly to advise the school board on
how to use its scissors.
Committee members debated
but eventually approved a pro-
posal to absorb student growth
by raising teacher to student
ratios by one in grades 7-12.
Committee alternate member
Linda Safran said she could not
support a motion that increased
class sizes for fourth through six
grade.
Safran said elementary school
students would not gain the self
esteem needed in life if they were
forced into larger classrooms.
"They're dead for life," Safran
said. "They are going to be crim-
inals on the street tomorrow."
The committee decided to
hold off on recorrunending pro-
posals such as purchasi.pg cost-
efficient vehicles, consolidating
district warehouses and eliminat-
ing busing for older students, but
agreed to explore and study them
in the future.
The committee will present its
recommendations to school board
members at 6 p.m. April 8.
stars that was
eclectic, to say
the least.
The night's
feature film. a
revamped "Das
Boot," also
attracted a
crowd of about
"It could be the
next Cannes . . . "·
-DIANE LADD •
Director Wolfgang
Petersen, producer
Ortwin Freyermuth
and lead actor
Prochnow attended
Thursday's festivities. ·
They arri~ed in a limo
with plastic periscopes
sticking out of the sun-
400 movie fans, eager to catch the
first public screening of the Ger-
man drama at the Edwartls New-
port Theatre.
roof accompanied by a large Ger-
man contingent in tour buses.
Ladd said she was happy to be
part of the festivq.1 that is honoring
her work as a director.
#It's also won(lerful to have this
so close to Hollywood,· she said:
"It could be Ute next Cannes."
The festival lasts through April
13, featuring
85 films at a.red . Edwards , the-For today's film
aters. Movie festival schedule,
buffs can see Page 4.
choose from
independent The lengthy, 1981 Oscar-nomi-
nated movie in'duded extra
scenes, restored film and digital
sound. A lffiovie-themed party at
The Sutton Place ·hotel followed
the showing.
Also on hand were Jackson,
who festival Director Jeff Connor
said has a strong film interest, and
Ladd, who directed the film sched-
uled for the festival's award night,
"Mrs. Munck." Actress Connie
Stevens was · also among the
crowd.
films, lectures, arumation seminars
and a special collection of Asian films. -
For ticket information, call ETM
ticketing at 437-0103.
DON LEACH I DAILY.P'll.Ot
Diane Ladd (leftJ, actress and di.rector of "Mrs. Munck," arrl-ves
with friends Barbara Sled and Connie Stevens.
Ufeguard Mike Peetz (left) and fellow Newp'ort Harbor High graduates Gabor Marich and Dave Rosendahl have started
their own Internet provider service called Net X Technologies that they hope will be user friendly.
NEWPORT e·EACH ONLINE
Three teens,
including
a local
lifeguard,
create Internet
• sermce company
Story by JENNIFER ARMSTRONG + Photo by MARC MARTIN
I n between their community
college classes, a lifeguard, a
Pizza Hut delivery guy and a
Blockbuster Video manager
don shirts and ties to man a dim,
one-room office on the Balboa
Peninsula.
Gabor Marich, 19, Mike
Peetz, 18, and Dave Rosendahl,
19, have launched their own
Internet service company, Net X
Technologies, Inc. They can
barely qualify for bank loans or
credit cards, but they can hook
you up lo the Internet -and
they promise to be much friend-
lier and cheaper than America
Online.
They're now pounding the
pavement to dig up customers,
pitching their service on hand-
delivered flyers. •
vWhen people call, we don't
transfer them all over the place
to get a question answered,"
explained Peetz, a sunburned
Newport Beach lifeguard. •And
we can work around special
problems."
For a $14.95 monthly fee -
with the first two weeks free -
they'll give you unlimited time
on the internet and e-mail.
Because they work on a small
• SEE ONLINE PAGE 5
Probe
sought
in water
election
• Group of shareholders
want state in\ estigation
into Santa. Ana Beights
\.Vater Co. election.
By Susan Deemer, Dally Pilot
SANTA ANA HEIGHTs -A
group of disgruntled Santa Ana
Heigh\$ Water .co. shareholders
who ca.11 themselves Sharehold·
ers for a Fair Deal have fired off a
letter to the California Attorney
General's office requesting an
investigation into possible elec-
tion irregulanties.
Shareholder John McGregor
claims the wafer company's staft
did not conduct 1tS March 12 elee-
tion fairly, saying the process was
riddled with irregularities.
All five Santa Ana Heights
board members were re-elected,
despite efforts from several hun-
dred investors to elect sharehold-
er Roger Summers.
NThere were also some con-"
cerns about how the ballots
changed hands," said McGregol'i
who also has registered a com-
plaint wtth the water company
itself
f'-1cG regor believes that SUID!
mers had more votes than any ~
the current board members, but
Santa Ana Heights officials say
Sununers' votes were not coun~
ed because he did not fill out bi>
ballot correctly. •
·His complaint is that we dia-..
n't coµnt tus vote, but the factUN:.
matter of 1t is, he did not vo~!·
sclld Santa Ana Heights boM4
member J .R Mosier. "He didnat
cast any vote on tus ballot." : : •
McGregor also claimed tlle.
appolnbnent of a company °'ttcn"-
ney and two staff members . .to~
• SEE ELECTION PAGg 6 , ,
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~tertainment
Andrew Le u heacltng the
Altan sedlon of tbe New·
pOi't BMdl lntematlc>Ml
Plbn Festival. For bli ttory,
along with a look at local
... roo.,, a woman wH
c:ollect8 .....-&di ......
1al 11M eM at tlae Daw
Olp, tee 72 Hoars.
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PUBLIC NOTICES 8
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110me serious
sunshine -today
and over the
weektmd -so haul your ·
untanned bod1es outside.
Thnnls, anyone 1
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Oose to 200 volunteers are toiling
about, preparing for Davis tournament
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily.Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Scores
of locals are trading in their dri·
ving, phone-answering and tick-
et-collecting skills for a place in
sports history this
of whom are staying at the Hyatt
Newporter hotel next door to the
club -around town m a fleet of
donated Cadillacs.
About 100 other volunteers
will serve as ushers, bcket-takers,
guest-gree\ers and direction-
week.
The volun-
teers behind the
Davis Cup have
been toiling for
about eight days
now to prepare
for the presti-
gious tennis tour·
nament, which
begins today at
ul want to see ii I
can make a living
cootdlnatbig teilnJB
givers at the
three-day event.
For their trou-
bles, they get to
hang out during
the closed prac-
tice sessions and
sit in ieserved
seats for the
tournament.
the Palisades 1ennis Cub. Most
of them got on the vob.mteer lists
th.rough local connections, but
some came from u far as the San
Prandlco area. '
f -. About 65. people have been
covering lhlftl driving touma·
ment ~ab and playen -l'l)ost
•
Melinda Kin·
sella, a USC
graduate student, came down
from Pasadena to answer phooee,
post aJgns and coordinate the
transportation d•k
•1 just love tennil, and l want
to see tf I can make a living coor-
dinating Nonis tournaments,• abe
Mid.
How dMl the volunteers mag
their cushy alllgnmenta? Well.
some called and asked. Otherit
were coerCed.
·t got tOped into it,. ~
Beach re.ldlmt Cheryl Scott 1-'d
between CiDI recruttmg YOlma-
teen fof the trUilpol1adall dJDtin·
get. Her ...... ad bUlbiDd
were algned up to work u well
·locals onl
check it out
Sowing seeds for
better, brj.ghter kids
HOT DIGGITY DOG
Local car dealer hopes ~ wiener wagon will help local schools and charities ...
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A pril always has been a
time for planting flowers.
As the Month of the
Youhg Child, it is also a period
when communities across the
Uruted
States sow
seeds that
promote
dwareness
of chtldren's
needs.
For par-
ents of all
youngsten;,
lo.ddlers
lhr.ough
teens, Newport libraries offer
1 C!iOurces for nurturing good stu-
• lcn ts as weU as honorable citi-.
1.ens.
· Those Just beginning life as
\lorn and Dad will find guidance
111 'Creative Parenting: The First
rwt!lve Months," a v\.c.Jeo
dt.>s1gned to help mothers and
'<1lhers hnd a parenting style that
works for them.
Somewhat more experienced
>dn.mts of preschoolers can
mcover tips for art projects that
promote leammg m "Let's Cre-
~te.~' which offers directions for
s-pOnge printing, paper plate
puppets and paper bag cos-
Cumes.
: Techruques for helping
youngsters master concepts of
hours, days and months are in
nations, improve language skills
and strengthen family bonds, set
aside. time for reading aloud,
selecting from dozens of titles in
Jim 1telease's •Tue New Read-
Aloud Handbook." Build slcllls
that will help children read inde-
pendently with ·shortcuts for
Teaching Phonics,• a collection
of activities for kindergartners
through fourth-graders.
To help parents foster two
resources for learning -imagi-
nation and curiosity -the U.S.
Department of Education pub-
lishes a Helping Your Child
series, with individual titles
focused on school success, math,
history and responsible behavior.
Look for activities for children
between age 4 and 13, along
THE dEW
REJ\D.ALOOD
llANDBOOI
with a bibli-
ography of
additional
tools in each
volume.
Along
with acade-
mic assis-
tance, chil-
dren need
guidance for
activities
outside the
classroom.
By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot the Orange Coast Auto Group
umbrella that sells Jeep/Eagle,
Buick, Mazda, Pontiac, GMC
and Isuzu.
On Saturday, dozens of
Estancia High's
Sandefur said she heard
about the hot dog wagon
through a friend who works at
the dealership. The band is try·
ing to earn enough money to
Kristian
Gray (left)
and his
father,
Gary, are
helping
local
charities
by lending
out a
hot dog
vending
cart at
their GM
dealership
on Harbor
Boulevard.
MARC MARTIN
I OAJlY PllOT
they sent out hundreds of fliers
and entertained passers-by
with performances by the
'school drill team.
L (..C>d rrung !O Tell Time, Leaming
Ow Calen-
der," a
GroW111g Up
Smarter
hciPO.
Parents will
find dues for opening communi-
cation about substance abuse on
HHow to Talk to Your Kids About
Growing Up Without Drugs and
Alcohol." To help with a poten-
tial source of income, "The New
Complete Babysitter's Hand-
book " is packed with advice
about finding jobs, entertaining
young charges and dealing with
mishaps.
COSTA MESA -Orange
Coast Auto Group owner Gary
Gray hopes his newly pur-
chased hot dog vending trailer
will help local schools and
charities raise money.
MWe have had a lot of fun
with it so far," Gray said.
Gray ordered the cus-
tomized Orange County
Fund.raiser Franks wagon so
that local schools and others
could earn money. Gray's CO'Ql-
pany supplies the hot dogs,
buns, sodas and supplies,
while the school of charity
works in the trailer selling
them.
Sc r eaming
Eagles march-
ing band and
entertainment
unit arrived at
the car lot at
7 :30 a.m. They
first sold
uwe made it 1-feet tall
inside, so if the basketball
.team wanted to work i t, they
would have enough room ... u
The idea for the red cus-
tomized trailer came to Gray
from his friend Denis Dunker
of Royal Oaks Jeep/Eagle in
St. Peters, Mo. Dunker had so
much success with his hot dog
vending trailer that Gray
decidf;!d to replicate the idea at
his dealership . . There are
idads for
hands-on
deli vi ties,
.:.tlong with
parenting
ltps for
eai'!ching
thJ.ldren's experiences. in many
fibrary magazines. Look through
rS.5ties of Ladybug, Tothne and Vt>W' Big Backyard for hundreds of .ways to help kids learn, grow
ruul have fun.
: : ~ awaken chtldren's imagt-
•. • . .
Even fine young citizens can
tum. combative. To keep the
peace when the best of kids
have the worst of times, check
out H 101 Activities for Siblings
Who Squabble," featuring pro-
jects that can preseive parental
sanity while helping creativity
blossom in 3-to 8-year-olds.
• CHEC.IC IT OUT is written by the staff
of the Newport Beach Public library.
This week's column is by Linda Kline.
' Missi6n Viejo and Estancia
high schools were the first to
test the red-and-white trailer at
the Harbor Boulevard dealer-
ship -one of three sites under
school days
doughnuts and
coffee, then
beginning at
9:30 a.m., they
started warming up the hot
dogs and buns. They sold hot
dogs for $1 and sodas for 50
cents and made about $400 in
profits.
MThey just turned it over to
·us, and we went crazy with it,"
said D.J . Sandefur.
-GARY GRAY
•
send 83 members to San Fran-
cisco this May for a five-state
competition, she said.
Gray said the Estancia stu-
dents had a much higher
turnout ·than Mission Viejo,
wbicb used the cart a couple of
weekends ago, because
The 8-by-14 foot trailer,
complete with a hot dog cook-
er and bun wanner, has plenty
of room for students to cram in
and dish out the dogs.
w_we made it 7-feet tall
inside, so if the basketball
team wanted to work it, they
woUld have enough room,•
Gray said.
For information about the
hot dog wagon call Kristian
Gray at 444-5316.
POLICE FILES
Drama, music and art Students take honors COSTA MESA
• Harbor Boulevard: A cellular
phone and other Items worth
$1,250 were stolen from a car
parked in the 2300 block. The win·
dow was shattered.
ijstanci a High
; : Estancia dld it again! The dra-illa team won first place at the
~JlllUdl Fullerton Fesbval, which
fo6k place in March. This was a ~ye accomplJshment for the
µpy and creative ensemble of
lrachel Dickey, Gib. Laurie, Chris
B;rlght, Roberto Torres and Bret
Taboada
: Also clai.nung a victory were
~elissa Carnett and Jason Orel-
lano, who performed a dramatic
scene from HSea Marks, .. which
~on third place. Dana Cassity,
Katie Stapleton and Riehle Rug-
Dlero's hilarious scene from HPiz-
u ·Man H tied for fifth place in the
ebe-act competition, and Amy
~ker received a $200 scholar-
ibip for her superior singing tal-
~· -PAULA SHINNERS, ...
~ . .. :. student ...
; ~:Congratulations to Estancia 's
• d members who participated
in the Southern California Band
and Orchestra Association Festi-
val. Three students who received
grades of excellence were the
trumpet playing duet of Jennller
OWa and Robert McGee, and
clarinetist Cari Farar.
The highest grade of superior
was awarded to Shawna Wein-
heimer. flutist. Shawna will
advance to the Regional Festival
to be held in San Diego in May.
Each year Estancia teachers
are asked to select four students
to receive the Bryan Hoo Award.
This year's recipients are Brian
Al~en, Michael Quinn, Cirilo
Sanchez and Amber Swett. The
award was established in honor of
Bryan tfoo, an Estancia graduate,
to recognize individuals, like
Bryan, who have attained extraor-
dinary success in spite of learning
or other personal difficulties. This
award commends stu~ts who
have experienced success and
exceeded expectations through
individual hard work, dedication
and desire.
Student Melinda Titus was
selected as a Forbes Enterprise
Scholar. Melinda was chosen as
one of 80 Junior Achievement
high school students nationwide.
For her hard work, Melinda will
receive a $3,000 stipend and a
three-day trip to New York City to
celebrate Forbes Magazine's 80th
anniversary. Students were
selected for their exceptional
interest in business and their out-
standing high school perfor-
mance.
Art students Rachel Grlesel
and Gerardo Pelayo were chosen
to take part in Animation 2000, a
one-day program in which 2,000
people join together to create 200
animation films with a gala
screening in tt?e days following.
This year's As'sessment and
1teatment'Services Center Gold-
en Touch Award winner is parent
Carol Kreisel. This award is a
way for students to say thank you
to adults who have contributed
significantly to the student com-
munity. Kreisel has donated
countless hours and has been
actively involved a t Estancia for
the past eight years.
We are very proud to
announce that Principal Peggy
Anatol has recE:ntly CGmpleted all
work required to receive her doc-
torate in education from the USC.
Her degree is in the area of edu·
cational policy, planning and
administration with an emphasis
in organizational leadership and
personnel. Congratulations, Dr.
Anatol!
-BECKY COTE, parent
Estancia seniors thank Marta
Elena Avila at El Ranchito
Restaurant in Costa Mesa for
hosting a delicious fund-raising
dinner on March 10, which was
an overwhelming success. Not
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only did administrators, teachers,
students and .their families help
with this effort, but community
members who happened to be at
El Ranchito made donations as
well. Thanks to all! '
Anyone wishing to make a
donatio!l that would help a less
fortunate. but equally deserving,
Estancia student go to the safe,
sane and sober Grad Night party,
please do not hesitate to lend a
helping hand. All community
support is greatly appreciated.
Donations may be made.. to
Estancia Grad Night, 2323 Pia·
centia Ave., Costa Mesa, 92627.
-MARY ANN ARBUZOW,
parent
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nience store in the 1000 block by a
man who fled in a pickup truck.
• Newport Boulevard: A jacket
worth S97.99 was stolen from a
store in the 1700 block by a man
who fled on a skateboard.
• Whittier Avenue: Three cos-
tume jewelry rings worth S150
were stolen from a house in the
1700 block. The rear dOOt' was
pried open.
• MeSll Vwde Drive: Unattended
clothes worth S222 were stolen
from the laundry room of an
apartment complex in the 1500 block.
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We could start· a Ted Turner cult
H eaven's Gate? I th.ink not.
You probably heard Ted
Turner's observation a
few days ago. With six billion
people crowding the planet.
mused Turner, so what U "39
nuts" quietly do themselves in?
Insensitive, politically incor-
rect, to be sure. But to borrow a
line from Mike Wallace, just
between you and me -isn 't that
what most of us were thinking?
They were nu.ts. Period.
Too harsh? Let's review the
. facts.
Born in the 1920s, the son of a
Texas preacher, Marshall Apple-
white had a fairly conventional
upbringing and a family of his
own by the 1950s. He als9 had a
talent for music and became an
accomplished singer and music
teacher.
But in 1964, and again in
1971, Applewhite is fired from
teaching positions after sexual
encowuers with male students.
He checks into a psychiatric hos-
pital seeking a "cure" for his
homosexuality. At about the
same time, he decides that sex is
a bad thing and, more important,
that he is not really what he
seems.
Along with Jim Jones, David
Koresh, and it s,cares me to think
of how many others, Marshall
Applewhite decides that he has
been "chosen" by a higher pow-
er, in Applewhite's case, at The
Next Level, which is somewhere
in outer space. In fact, he some-
how concludes, he is one of The
TWo who have been picked to
save the uninformed masses
(that's us) who live on this silly
little planet.
Shortly thereafter, something
happens that is really hard to
believe. Applewhite meets some-
one as dazed and confused as he
is. Bonnie Lu Nettles is a 44-
year-old former nurse who has
been consumed by astrology and
v.w
dwwJ/Jl!f7
peter
buff a
metaphysics.
They decide that Bonnie Lu is
the other half of The TWo -as if
someone wouldn't know that -
and crown themselves the lWo
Witnesses mentioned in the Book
of Revelation.
Basking in their new status,
the daffy duo set up a "church"
in -where else -Los Angeles
and spin a stunningly incoherent
message about Jesus, UFOs
celibacy and The ~ext Level.
Now begins a su ccession of
cutesy names. They call their
church Guinea Pig. Applewhite
insists that he be called Pig and
Nettles, Guinea. However, even
these two soon realize that
Guinea Pig is a less-thart-ideal
name for a church.
Barn -the Human Individual
Metamorphosis group is born,
HIM for short. Applewhite now
insists that be be called Bo and
Nettles, Peep. After that came
Him and Her and finally, two
sensible names -Do and TI.
How reality impaired are
they? Here's an excerpt from a
letter from Nettles to her daugh-
ter: Ml'm not.saying we are Jesus
... but it's almost as big ... baby,
we have this mission. All I will
say is, it's in·the Bible in Revela-
tion." J.ust wonderful, Bonnie Lu.
, ..
You go, girl.
In 1974, Do and TI decide to
try something more conventional
and are arrested in Texas for
stealing a car and credit cards.
But throughout it all, their follow·
ers are growing in number and
intensity. When n dies of cancer
in 1985, Do explains that she has
been beamed up to the Next
Level and is already on the
Mother Ship.
Left to figure things out for
himself, Do decides to have him-
self castrated and urges his male
followers to do the same. Now,
where I come from, making such
a suggestion in the middle of a
group meeting has two effects.
One, it clears the room of males
like a~skunk in a pup tent. Two,
membership in the group plum-
mets. But not the Heaven's Gate
Boys, no sir. Many of them do
exactly as Do advises.
The final chapter you already
know. Thirty-nine utterly earth-
bound souls, dressed in black,
sporting brand new Nikes, cov-
ered by purple shrouds save the
last two to die. The saddest
image to me were the 39 suitcas-
es, neatly packed with clothes,
lip balm (don't ask) and the most
mystifying of all -a roll of quar-
ters.
For a while, I was worried the
toll road would fit into this some-
how. My wife's theory, however,
is the Mother Ship is nicely
equipped, but the washers and
driers are coin-operated.
So which is it?
Should we laugh, or cry, or
both? With the millennium still
two years and nine months away,
I'm afraid this isn't the last dead-
ly brew of religion, astrology,
UFOs, cyberspace and New Age
psycho-babble we will see.
I really gotta go.
• PETER BUFFA is the mayor of Costa
Mesa. His column appears on Friday. E-
mail him at Ptr840A0Lcom •
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Bergeson to discuss class size and education reform with teachers
Marian Bergeson, the state
secretary of child development
and education, will meet with
teachers, school officials and
parents acrossrthe state this
month to discuss the pros and
coos of class-size reduction and
other education reform pro-
grams, Gov. Pete Wilson
announced Thursday.
Bergeson, a Newport Beach
resident and former 5th District
Co.unty Supervisor, will lead a
team that includes representa-
tives from the CaWornia Com-
mlSSlOn on Teacher Credential·
mg and the California Depart-
ment of Finance.
The findings will be used to·
make recommendations to the
governor for the 1997·98 budget.
-By Cbrt.Jtophe~ Goffard
• bri efly in the news
Those are some
strong tea cups
'ReLeaf Costa Mesa
needs volunteers for
tree planting For those who ever wondered if
four fine bone china tea cups can hold up a luxury car, the answer is ReLeaf Costa Mesa, a nonprofit
yes -as long as the cups have organization that aims to keep the
straight sides. city beautiful by planting and pro-
"(t's a physics thihg," said Jori tecting trees, is seeking volunteers
Petersen, a promoter for Blooming-to help plant trees on local streets
dale's department store in Newport named. aft~r birds. . .
Beach. M As long as they're cylin-Beguuung Saturday, April 12,
. ders, they can hold a tremendous ~e organization will plant 35 ~q-
arnount of weight." I wdambar trees along Onole Dn':'e.
Bloorningdale's and the Mar-The trees were purchased with
coni Museum have banded togeth-funds from a Proposition 70 grant.
er to put Petersen's theory to the I Th~se interested should bring a
test outside the department store's pair of gloves and wear work
Home Store Saturday at noon, with clothes.
a borrowed 1997 Rolls Royce Silver Additionally, the orgaru.zabon
Spur ~d four Wedgwood cups. will be planting trees on April 19 in
This "tea cup event" is part of a I the area of Pomona and .Wallace
larger presentation, where Lord avenues as one of several sponsors
Wedgwood hunself will hold a chi-for the Neighbor to Neighbor Day:
na signing. For more info.rmatioq on how to
But how will this feat be accom-volunteer for either of these events,
plished? call 437-5874.
. Seniors cal\_show
artwork at firSt-t>range
County Showcase
Very slowly and carefully,
Petersen said. The car will be
jacked up, wooden blocks placed
under each tire, then the blocks
removed, one at a time, and
replaced with a cup.
"The whole thing will take an -Artists ages 50 and older are
hour," Petersen saJd. -being sought for the first Orange
County Showcase, wbtch will be
held May 17 .
"This is the city of -the arts, and
we want to salute the seniors..,,_~ said
Laurie Smith, executive director of
the Costa Mesa Senior Center.
The event, co-sponsored by tb.e
seruor center and the Costa Mesa
Art League, will feature artists from
throughout Orange CoWlty. Artists
can submit up to three pieces of art
in all med.nuns except CD·ROM or
installation art, Smith said.
Those submitting pieces will.be
charged $5 for each submission
and are ehgible for $5,000 in prizes
to be awarded in three categories:
amateur, intermediate-advanced
amateur and professional.
The artists chosen to showcase
their wo•k m the exhibition will
receive 50% of selling price for
their works that sell, the other half
will be split betw~ the senior
center and the art league.
The exhibition will be held from
9 a.m. to 5 p.rn. Saturday, May 17,
and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, May
18 Admission will be $2 .
Also, an invitational ·.r.eception
costing $50 a person will follow the
Sunday show from 4 to 8 p.m. For
more information about bow to
enter the exhibition, call Saundra
Abbott at 645-5090.
READING GLASSES
& Bl-FOCALS TESTIMONIALS WANTED!
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Largest Selection
$2.95 . $6.50
MARTIN OPTICAL
DC Swap Meet
Fairgrounds #8160
(714) 548-6211
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA
Beach Motors of
Huntington Beach has
announced its pfans to have
a $88 used car & "Slash It"
sales event this Saturday &
Sunday, April 5th & 6th,
1997.
Gary Turner, General
Sales Manager, says "This
sale is necessary due to tile
fact that, during recent
years, new vehicle leasing
has exploded. This
explosion has resulted in a
record number of nice, low
mileage lease returns that
the dealership must now
sell.
"That fact," Gary
continued, "when combined
with robust fourth quarter
retail sales has resulted in a
greatly expanded used car,
truck, van and sport utility
inventory. We must sell a
large number of these used
vehicles quickly to free up
business capital!" During
this $88 Used Car & "Slash
It" sales event, every used
car, truck, van and sport
utility wlll be sold for
thousands below its original
price I .
All cars will be on display
In the secured area at
Beach Motors, 17331
Beech Boulevard,
Seeking 20 people who desire measurable
fitness results in 30-45 days by trying a new
fitness machine from NorcllcTrack . Your
comments .& experience will be videotaped for
possible use in a national television
infomercial.
Interested parties ca.11 Joan Ra.t.hma.nn at
Script to Screen
(714) 888-3971, ezt. 169
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
Huntington Beach. At
9:00am alf vehicles will be
opened so that buyers may
inspect the vehicles for one
hour. On the windshield of
each vehicle will be its
normal retail selling price.
When the sale begins at
1 O:OOam. whoever is sitting
in the vehicle when the
_,posted price is slashed will
have the firsf right to
purchase the car at the
slashed price. Prices will be
slashed one time and one
time only to the rock
bottom price, including cars
for only $88.
We will continue to slash all
vehicles until 12:00 noon of
that day. The sale will be
concluded at 1 :OOpm and
the store will be back to
"business as usual."
Gary stated that it is his
belief "customers can
expect the slashed prices to
be very close to, or in some
cases below. public auction
pricing, w ithout any auction
fee." He continued io state
that values should be
substantially better than the
"stadium show" because
"the sale is conducted right
on my own exist ing lot. I
don't have to transport all
my vehicle$, computers,
personr*, etc. I'm passing
...
the savings to you, the
customer."
Mr. Turner has requested
and expects representatives
from .the area's most liberal
lenders and the area's mqst·
aggressive wholesale
buyers to be available to
offer the best financing and
the most possible money
for your trade in. Gary also
says, "If you've had credit
problems in the past, no
problem."
During this event,
everybody can get a·car
they want for a great price,
without anyone telling them
they have to pay more
because of their credit
situation.
We've got a multi-million
dollar inventory available for
this tremendous event. Our
total inventory will be over
500 new and used cars,
trucks, vans, and sport
utilities to get the best deal
ever. It's a win-win situation
for the dealer and the
customer." It allows the
dealer to reduoe his
Inventory and negates the
costs associated' with
sending vehicles to dealer
auctions. Any questions
can be directed to
(714) 842-6666 at Beach
Motors, Huntington Beech.
-·
FRIDAY, APRIL 4. 1997
NEWPORT BEACH FllM FESTIVAL
I c l()AY <., '>l H~ DlJI f
CAPTAIN BLOOD'S
11~ N. TUSTIN AVE •• ORANGE
PHONE: 5n.3545
• Noon: "A Perfect Candidate•
(USA) Documentary on Oliver
North's run for the U.S. Senate.
• 3 p.m.: "1toublesome Creek"
(USA) Movie about fi.lmmaker's
family's struggle to keep farm
won awards at Sundance.
• 6 p.m.: HThe Last Supper"
(USA) Cameron Diaz, Jason
Alexander featured in film '
about group of li_berals who
invite conservatives over for
their H last supper."
• 8 p.in.: "Joe & Jbe" (USA)
1\vo guys want a bigger lawn-
mower, get involved in jewel-
hunting.
• 10 p.m.: HC rying Freeman•
(Japan/France) Potter kid-
napped by cnme organization,
turned mto killer, but he cries
when he kills. He also falls in
love Wllh a virgin.
EDWARDS MESA
1884 NEWPORT BLVD.,
COSTA MESA
PHONE: 646-5025
• Noon: "The Making of
Maps" (Wales) Boy makes
maps to deal with Cuban Mis-
sile Crisis and fam ily prob-
lems.
• 2 p.m.: "Nothing Personal"
(Ireland) Irela nd's version of
-gan gbangers in 1975 Belfast.
• 4 p.m.: "Eating Bitter " (UK)
Man meets mysterious young
woman in thriller.
EDWARDS UNIVERSITY
4245 CAMPUS DRIVE, IRVINE
PHONE: 85~8811
• 6 p.tn.: •Heartbreak Island·
(Taiwan) Woman becomes ,
human-rights advocate after
lover 1s persecuted.
• 8 p.m.: "Sand Trap" Desert-
VOLUNTEER
CONTINUED FROM 1
find their seats dnd found out two
weeks ago that she'd be organiz-
ing all the volunteers.
Espy said she was happy to
have loads of people signing up
to work, but she couldn't take just
anybody for any job. ·u they don't know tennis,
they won't know you can't walk
around during the m~tches like
no'ii' thriller.
• 10 p .m.: •oarklands• (Wales)
Reporter stumbles on steeJtown
secret. Plus animal sacrifices.
LANDMARK'S PORT
2905 E. COAST HIGHWAY,
CORONA DEL MAR
PHONE: 673-6260
• 11:30 a.m.: "The Monkey
Kid• (USA/China) 9-year-old
girl lives through Cultural Rev-
olution.
• t p.m.: ~cold Fever" (Ice-
land) A Tokyo man gives up
Hawaiian vacation to perform
memorial service in Iceland;
self-discovery ensues.
• 3 p.m.: "Nostalgia for Coun-
tryland" (Vietnam) Young man
deals with upcoming military
service, amorous siste.r-in-law
and beautiful woman.
ua CRYSTAL COVE
• ON CAMPUS AT THE
STUDENT CENTER, IRVINE
PHONE: 82~5011
• 1 p.m.: "Rachel, Nevada"
(USA) Humorous documentary
on Rachel, UFO Capital of the
World.
• 8 p.m.: HHands on the Hard
Body" (USA) Documentary on
endurance contest -last per-
son to take hands off truck
wins.
• 9:30 p.m.: "Stand Tall" (USA)
Lou ("The Incredible Hulk")
Ferrigno returns to bodybuild-
ing after long retirement, com-
petes.
PLANET HOUYWOOD
1641 W. SUNFLOWER AVE.,
SANTAANA
PHONE: 434-7827
• 2 p.m.: "Homeboy" (Ireland)
Short film about young man
who goes to any lengths to--
ensure survival of family.
during a football game," she
explained.
Espy drafted pages of volun-
teer assignments and backup
lists. And s~e said she continues
to get reams of phone messages
every day from more people vol-
unteering.
Those who do end up lending
their services, she said, deserve
any perks they get.
"With more than 5,000 people
moving through here, the volun-
teers will get a lot of abuse," she
said.
3165 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
One Block South ot 405 l'wy
545-7168
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APRIL
EVENTS CALENDAR
Every Wednesday . Networkers Leads Lunch
Mon. April 7
11 :45 a.m. -1 p.m. @ Costa Mesa
Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Dr.
Education Committett
· 7:15 a.m.@ Chamber Office
Tues. April 8
Thur. April 10
Tues. April 15
Wed. April 16
Thur. April 17
Tues. April 22
Wed. April 23
Wed. April 23
RENEWAL
38 yearslll
Southern California Edison
31 years!!!
South Coast Plaza
26 years!!
Executive Committee
7:30 a.m. @ Chamber Office
Board of Directors Luncheon
Noon @ Holiday Inn, Bristol & 405 fwy.
Ambassadors Committee
Noon @ Chamber Office
Legislative Committee
Noon @ Chamber Office
"90-Minute Business Breakfast Boost".
7:15 a.m. @ Costa Mesa Country Club
1701 Golf Course Dr.
Free -Business Financial Forum
7:15 a.m.@ Chamber office
Topic: Marketing Your Business
Business After Hours Mixer
5:30 -7:30 p.m.@ Piret's Bistro-
South Coast Plaza
Professional Secretary's Day
5 years (cont.)
Lincoln Properties (Vista del Lago)
NIKE TOWN
3 years
Grimley, Tramp and Lartique
Costa Mesa Florist
Comerica Bank -Californ'ia
Dunn-Edwards Paints
Releaf Costa Mesa
Symbol Technologies 18.yearsl
Gallacher Investment Company
9 years
Paul Lamas, CPA
Ayres Self Storage
8 years
Vagabond Inns
5 years
Festival Management
(The Costa Mesa Courtyards)
2 years
Avco Financial
Big City Bagels
Cooksey, Howard. Martin &
Toolen
Costa Mesa Art League
CP2 Engineering & Sales
Plums Restaurant & Catering
State tompensatton Insurance
Toyota Racing Development
UTILITY MERGER GAINS
SUPPORT
The merger between Pacific Enterprises (PE), parent company of So.
Calif. Gas Co .• and Enova, parent company of San Diego Gas & Electric, has
received the support of the Joint Steering Committee of the unions
representing SDG&E employees.
This merger of utilities is an outgrowth of the restructuring of the California
energy industry. It is also designed to create a stronger combined enterprise
than either PE or Enova Corp. could realize on their own. In addition it will
enhance competition in the rapidly evolving energy marketplace and create
cost savings for the utility customers of both companies. PE brings to the
merger considerable gas procurement, transmission. distribution and
marketing skills, as well as expertise in the restructured natural gas industry.
Enova provides s~ll and the expertise of a visionary electric generation,
transmission and distribution company that 1s at the forefront ~f electnc
Industry restructuring.
Both companies are committed to minimizing the impact of the merger on
employees. An estimated 1 ,000 of the 11, 7 40 positions In the combined
companies will be eliminated, primarily support activities, but, The Gas
Company and the union negotiated a guarantee of no layoffs as a result of
the merger. All of the planned. merger-related reductions will be achieved
through attrition and a targeted voluntary separation package will be offered
to some employee groups.
The unions recognize that the merger will better enable the new company
to compete and achieve continued success in a deregulated marketplace.
NEW MEMBE R S
24-Hour Fttnesa Sport Club
Steel Morris
555 W. 19th St.
Costa Mes~s;A 92627
714/650-36w
r-A.C. Pozos Electric
Anthony C. Pozos
317 E. 21st St.
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
714fi22-7583
Ameritas Managed Dental Plan
Karin Truxillo
151 Kalmus Or., Ste. B250
Costa Mesa, CA 92626-5988
714/437-5966
Bridal Necessities -Custom
Veils & Accessories
Denise Golightly-Latta 2706 Harbor Blvd., Ste. 209A
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
714/825-1654
Costa Mesa Mitsubishi
Richard Hauke
2860 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
714/545-1700
Costa Mesa Village -
Community Houslng
Assistance Program
Kenneth Robertson
• 2450 Newport Blvd., #248
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
714/515-9620
Crown Hardware
(Costa Mesa Store opening
soon) -Jeff Schulein
9045 Adams Ave.
Huntington Beach, CA 92646
714196"2 -4160
The Culinary Wrap -
Restaurant
Greg Ruh
250 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
714/5;48-4403
David Salon
Michele Aboody
320 Bristol St.
Costa Mesa..1. CA 92626
714/549-11 t>O
Fanners Insurance Group of
Companies
Gabriel Diaz
2706 Harbor Blvd., #201 -A
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
714/434-7600
Golden West Financial -
Vehicle & Equipment Leasing
A. Mark Tiscareno
3303 Harbor Blvd., 0 -2
Costa Mesa.l CA 92626
714fi51-61u0
Goodrich & Thomas, CPA's
Paul Cannon
3200 Park Center Dr., Ste. 1170
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
714/546-0755
HR Solutions Unllmlted -Human
Resources Mgmt. Outsourcing
Lani Malone
1280 Bison St., Ste. B9-557
Newport Beach, CA 92660
714/553-9701
JBA lntemetlnel, Inc. •
Computer SoftWere
Clare Hodgkinson
3200 Park Center Or., Ste. 650
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
714fi51-5200
Klnko'a
Din A. O~lebout 1706 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
714/642-3758
The Mediation Center -
Famllles & Communities
Gail Nugent 2183 Fairview Rd., Ste. 100
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
714/574-5990
Omnlflc -Advertising
Julie DeRusha Glacy
1700 Adams Ave., Ste. 204
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
714/850-4646
Rochester Big & Tall Clothing
Fred Damiano
Metro Pointe at South Coast
901 H South Coast Or.
Costa Mesa, CA 92.626
714/444-4480
Securltyllnk from Ameritech -
AJann Systems
John Gibson
3201 S. Shannon St.
Santa Ana, CA 92704
714/957-1600
South Coast Corporate Center
Carolyn Killion
3070 Bristol St., Ste. 440
Costa Mesa. CA 92626
714/557-0300
SpeeDee OU Change & Tune Up
Sean Zahlry
2770 S. Bnstol Ave.
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
714fi54-0776
Sprint P~ -Digital Wireless
Communication
Kathy Veysey
18200 Von Karman
Irvine, CA 92612
714/623-5000
Tom Walker/Jesse Miller
Printing
Tom Walker
2060 Placentia Ave., B-4
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
• 714/574-1857
Tru-Pro Garage Door
David Aldridge
2796 Cibola Ave.
Costa Mesa. CA 92626
714/557-3552
Viva America Mariceting
Cheryl Cartwright
1239 Victoria St.
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
714/645-6100
address correction
Healthtech Rehabilitation
Bob Kirkendale
3140 Red Hiii Ave., Ste. #150
· Costa Mesa, CA 92626
714fi51-0255
BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
At the April 2 Environmental Committee meeting, Damian Hopp,
Director of the Orange County Permit Assistance Center, will be the
guest speaker. The Permit Assistance Center is a single point of contact
for the business community to Identify permit req~lrements and access
all levels of government to achieve regulatory compliance in an • _
expeditious and cost effective manner. The Center brings together
state, regional (SCAQMO), county and local government entities to
assist the business cllents.
There is no cost to the business or person that contacts the Center
for assistance. Typical clients are new start-up businesses or small to
medium sized businesses without government relations or
environment.al compliance staff. Hopp will explain the services offered
by the cent!"" and how contacting the government can be as easy as 1-
2-3.
The Environmental Committee meets from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. in the
Chamber conference room on the first Wednesday of the month. Each
month a different speaker and topic will be featured.
The Costa Mesa Chamber of-GoU 10urnmnent
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TAX PREPARATION
Orange Coast College offers a ~ee program designed to proviae
income tax assistance to low
income,, elderly, non-English
speaking and/or handicapped
persons from 9 a. m. to noon in
room 104 of OCC's business edu-
cation Building. for more informa-
tion, call 360-2094.
MAKE-UP TIPS
Experts from make-up design-
ELECTION .
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as election inspectors was inap-
propriate. But Art Cencel, board
president, called the accusation
ludicrous. Mosier maintained the
election was conducted in accor-
dance wHh the company's
bylaws.
·we would deny all of those
claims," Mosier said. "They are
not valid. The election was held
with the utmost of careful integri-
ty, and the outcome is what it is."
Matt Ross, a spokesman with
Attorney.Generdl Dan Lungren's
office, could not comment on
whether -a complaint had been
. __ ·filed but sdid at this time, there
lias been no formal legd.I action
taken in regard to the water com-
pany.
Meanwhile, Irvine Ranch
Water Distnct ofhaals said the
I
around town
er Marcella Borghese will be on
hand throughout the day at
Bloomingdale's in Newport
Beach, giving advice and making
up customen using thelr new
brush collection. For more infor-
mation, call 729-6816
HALE-BOPP
Orange Coast College will
offer local residents art opportuni-
ty to view Comet Hale-Bopp from
6 to 9 p.m. on a small access road
behind OCC's Horticulture
Department, off the Adams
Avenue parking lot.
deadline to sell Santa Ana
Heights Wate r Co. shares has
been extended for a second time,
until April 14.
"It's just a slow process, and
we are trying to be patient,• said
Irvine Ranch spokesman Dave
Ferguson.
Irvine Ranch Water District
signed an agreement in January
to purchase the assets of the
small water company for nearly
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the Dutch today in historic event at
the Palisades Tennis Club; It's Agassi
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the ways of the Netherlands.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -
After picking the brains of
several Dutch people th.is
week, it feels like I know them.
In case you come across any of our
vts1tors from the Nether1ands while the
Dutch Davis Cup team plays the host U.S.
at Palisades Tennis Club today through
Sunday, below are some Dutch traditions,
habits and anecdotes:
• Seafood ls a major part of the Dutch
dJet (smoked eel, herring, flounder.
mussels, etc.). Toda'y, street vendors sell
raw herring for one or two guilders.
Common is buying a bag of French
fnes, but dipped in tangy mayonnaise, not
ketchup, or an Indonesian egg roll on the
street comer.
• The wooden shoe was designed for
farmers who worked outdoors in the soggy
soil (it rains often in Holland). Inside the
shoes, th e farmer w ea rs thick, wool socks,,.
and swears his feet remain warm and dry.
Carpente rs and other workers wear
wooden shoes, as well. Even village
chHdren can be seen wearing them.
• The Dutch produced many of the
world's most famous artists, including
Rembrandt Van Rijn, Jan Vermeer and
Vmcent Van Gogh.
• The queen of the Netherlands ts
Beatrix, among the world's wealthiest
women, the daughter of the much-beloved
Juliana, who guided the land through
World War U. The monarchy exists
essentially to }'>reserve traditions as
figureheads (much like England).
• Dutch royalty stems from the .,House
of Orange. H William of Orange conquered
Holland and since then all royalty is
associated with the House of Orange. The
national colors are red, white and blue,
but orange is the color of royalty. On the .
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By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot · ~
NEWPORT BEACH -By the
luck of the draw, Andre Agassi's
name was selected first Thurs-
day by Newport Beach Mayor Jan Dehay in a
draw ceremony at Fashion Island, and the three-
ti.me Grand Slam winner will open the Davis
Cup quarterfinal for the United States against
the Netherlands today at Palisades Tennis Club.
Agassi, the top-seeded American, will face
Sjeng Schalken, the second-seeded Dutchman,
at 11 a.m. ''
"I dln't usually play early in the day," Agas-
si said. ·My experiences with Davis Cup has
always been me having to sit in the locker room
and grind out the first match while my partner
plays. So it's going to be nice to get out there and
let the energy out by playing an 11 a.m . tee
time."
Courageous Jim Courier, whose heroics in
Brazil allowed the U.S. to advance in the Davis
Cup, will play the second singles match against
Jan Siemerink of the Netherlands. ·
"I think the draw really came out weU for us,"
U.S. captain Tom Gullikson said. "Our guys are
ready to play. And, Schalken playing (Agassi), I
like that matchup for us. Andre's record speaks
for itself in Da\Tis Cup, and Schalken, really, tQ,
my knowledge, hasn't played a singles match in
Davis Cup, or maybt! once. (Schalken) has got a
little bit of inexperience in DaVlS Cup, which 1
think will lead to our advantage.•
On Saturday, Rick Leach, a Palisades mem-
ber, and Jonathan Stark.will play doubles for the
U.S. against standout Paul Haarhuis and Jacco
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Brazilian fan s threatened the lives of U.S. Davis Cup
players, but like the Rock of Gibraltar, Jim Courier
carried the Americans to victory, and into the world
quarterfinal against the Netherlands, starting today at
Palisades Tennis Club in Newport Beach.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
• N EWPORT BEACH -Aside
from rowdy fans, heat,
humidity and high altitude in
Brazil, United State.s Davis Cup
players battled unusual elements and
won the first-round match at Ribeirao
: Preto in February to advance to the
· • quarterfinals.
: "They were very rude to
· our players,• U.S. captain
Tom Gullikson sfild earlier
this week. "They.were
making comments to us in
perfect English. But it was
real classy the way our
players handled it.
"In fact, afterward the
1 Brazilian fans really
. appreciated the way our guys
trying to throw you off, and if you say
one word to the m, that's just going to
make it 10 times worse.
"It's something I'll always hold
with me, and I have probably more
pride than anything about that
match."
Courier, who will play second
singles today for the U.S., showed
more couragepusness than at any
other point in his career, beating
Kuerten in a memorable
match, 6-3, 6-2, 5-7, 7-6
(13-11), against the elements
of weather and a piercing
Bra'z.illan crowd to clinch a
Davis Cup tie for the third
time in his career.
• handled it, and they started
taking pictures and asking
for autographs. But it was
Jlm Courier
·well, Brazil was certainly
the toughest conditions I've
ever faced for a variety of
reasons," Courier said
Thursday. "Not only the
crowd, bu t also the heat and
kind of strange. Our guys weren't
sure how to respond."
Jim Courier, who clinched the
• decisive match for the U.S. against
Gustavo Kuerten, knew how to
respond when Brazilian fans suddenly
turned from villain to nlce guy.
"l wasn't paying attention (to them
afterward),• Courier said . •They
weren't going to get near me . I was
(upset). I d on 't think what went on
there was apart of sports. They're
insulting you, telling you that you're
not.getting out of the ir country alive,
humidity and altitude. And
you throw the crowd in on top of
them, and J can only speculate that
this is what football players face when
they go to play in Oakland. That is
the only thing l can really compare it
to, beca~ we are used to people
treating us with respect and the fans
in Brazil had absolutely no respect for
us.
"It was one of the most satisfying
victories of my career, but I hope I
never have to go beck to Brazil again.
I mean, that's the God's honest truth. I
will not go beck unless I have to.
T-H·IE "GREAT ROC·K
That's bow much hate l have for what
those fans did to us there .•
Courter, once the world's
top-ranked player, needed five match
points to beat Kuerten, who wouldn't
give an inch until his unforced error
ended It. Courter served three aces in
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give him a fourth match point.
·1 have been to basketball and
football games recently, and I see
these people, they get drunk and they
say stupid things to the pJayen and I
guess (athletes) have to go throug~ It
every day," Cou.r,ier said. •So I can
aee how, it can hiappen. Maybe I,
shouldn t have taken it so personally.
But I had never experienced it. so I
did take it penonally. l don't think
we'll have that problem here (in
~ BffCh). I think we'll be OK."
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Local physician tending on the sidelines at
Davis Cup today.
"Hopefully nothing will be needed at 411, ~ Monfore
said. Monfore will be backing up Davis Cup team
physicians, prescribing medication if necessary and
treating athletes who may become injured or ill.
Tennis Association staff.
By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Doctors bring to mind
lhoughts of .stethoscopes, white coats, maybe even
needles. This weekend, though, patients of Dr. Pete
Monfor~, the director at Woodbridge Walk-in in Irvine,
should mstead turn.their thoughts to volleys, Nike
shoes and aces.
"My understanding is that they have team
physicians, but they're not really privileged at our
hospitals or can't treat on a California medical license,"
Monfore said.
The 43-year-old Monfore will also be the director at
the first-aid tent on site at the Palisades to deal with
any medical emergencies that may occur with ·audience
or stall members. The tent will be staffed by nurses
from Hoag Memorial Hospital.
According to the United States Davis Cup T~
physician, Dr. George Fareed, Monfore is a local
contact who will be called upon for internal medical
problems. Fareed is the chief health consultant for U.S.
team players Andre Agassi, Jim Courier, Rick Leach
and Jonathan Stark. as well as for the United States
"When l first heard that the Palisades and Newport
Beach were lhin~g of hosti.o.g the Davis Cup, l talked
to Ken Stuart, and then Russ Cline and I'm just glad to
do it," he said. "I think it'll be good fo r me, and good
for (Woodbridge).• ·
Monfore is serving as a court-side volunteer assistant
physician at the Davis Cup quarterfinal match.
Stuart is the owner of the Palisades Tennis Club, of
whlch tvlonfore has been a member for six years. Russ
Cline & Associates is promoting the event.
Arrive early if you know -what's good for you
• 5,000+ sl1oving into
Palisades is going to be
like circus clowns in a
little tiny automobile, let
alone parking potential.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
N EWPORT BEACH -
Regardless of what you
hear, expect the worst
in parking this weekend,
beginning today in the Davis
Cup be tween the host U.S.
and the Netherlands at
Palisades Tennis-Club.
While there are plenty of
locations in the area to park,
with probably no more than a
15-rninute walk lo follow, it's
inevtlable that some problems
\.vill occur.
Do yourseU a huge favor:
Leave early, give yourself time
to find a parking space and
trek to the club.
~henthefonnerJohn
Wayne Tennis Club (now
Palisades) hosted World
TeamTennis for five years with
the Dukes, pai:king on even
slow nights could be difficult,
and when marquee names
appeared, problems
first-rounders.
• Overheard by one European
Davis Cup fan. during the
week: "I'm surprised the
venu~ is so small. I thought,
because it's such a big country,
that the Davis Cup tie would
be played in a huge stadium.
But I guess not."
• Give Davis Cup officials
credit for maintaining the
same sponsors for years,
including NEC, its title sponsor
since 1981. Coca-Cola became
an ancillary sponsor in 1982,
Hugo Boss and Opel/GM in
1987. How many other
sporting events in the world
can boast of such endorsement
history?
"We think we've got a very
good event," said Christopher
Stokes, Director of Marketing
for the International Tennis
Federation, which governs
the Davis Cup and Fed Cup.
• Things are pretty jolly
. between the Dutch and
Americans, but for some
countries it isn't easy
connecting.
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The Newport Dunes,
Marina and dirt parking lots
adjacent to the Hyatt
Newporter will charge $5 to
park.
"It's easy for the
Netherl~ds lo come here and
fit it," Stokes said. "But how
about when India plays Russia,
or when China plays South
Korea. Sometimes, Davis Cup
is the only contact between
countries. Davis C up can
change people. You'll see what
it does to people.
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
From left, Holland's Jan Siemerink, Paul Haarhuls, Sjeng Schalke'n, Jacco Eltlngh.
"You can cheer and holler
for your country, and boo for
the other country, but it has
nothing to do with politics."
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Newport Beach Country Club
(free in the dirt lot) and at the
Pacific Mutual building (also
free).
Come early. Besides, there
will be much lo see and
• During Davis Cup
weekend, NEC computers
track the results of other ·
matches around the world,
giving its we b ~te updated
information by the second.
Fans can follow every point
of every tie.
to tell you the truth, that
everything in the U.S. was big.
I thought we'd·fill a stadimn of
50,000 people or so, instead of
5,000. You know, the U.S. is so
big. They say it's small and
intimate, but I really expected
it to be a little bigger."
• Harry Marmion; President of
the United States Tennis
Association, .was at it again
Thursday. While introducing
the Dutch team at the draw
ceremony, Marmion quipped:
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• Today's .event is sold out, but
about 100 single-day tickets
remain av~able for each day
Saturday and Sunday.
according lo promoter Russ
Cline.
The Davis Cup web site is
www.daviscup.org\daviscup.htrn.
•Jacco Eltingh, who wtll play
doubles with Paul Haarhuis on
Saturday for the Netherlands,
said the Plexipave surface
poured at the Palisades Club is
•the most fair surface you can
find anywhere in the world."
"They're good sports, good
players ... but we know what's
going lo happen."
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conference, Andre Agassi said
his favorite place to play was
"the U.S. Open, at night,
against any kind of grinder
from the back court."
• The 18 ball boys and girls
recruited by Corona del Mar
High tennis coach Tim Mang
received emergency lessons in
how to do their job this week.
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Thursday's pairings ceremony at Fashion Island revealed
the Davis Cup match's order of play for the weekend.
Agass1's worst tennis
experience? ·Probably playing
against Argentina in the Davis
Cup, 1988," he said. "It was
ice cold. We were wearing ski
1acke ts. I played with John
McEnroe.·
• And what question does
Agassi get asked most by
fans? HWhen are you going to
start winning some more
tournaments?" he said. Agassl
has lost six consecutive
• Eltingb a'lso believes the
Dutch should be considered
heavy underdogs: "I absolutely
see ourselves as underdogs, by
far. Anybody who picks us to
be favored would be wrong."
It was Eltingh who lost the
decisive match to Jim Courier
in 1994, when the Dutch
hosted the Davis Cup tie at
Rotterdam, a 3-2 U.S. victory
in front of 14,000 fans.
• Eltingh also thought the
venue this weekend would be
bigger for the tie: "I thought,
Wimbledon ball kids, Mang
said, citing an example, gel a
year's training before zipping
across courts and making
one-bounce tosses to players
getting ready to serve.
But because of a lack of
communication. nobody
instructed the Davis Cup ball
kids on the finer points of,
well, being a ball boy (or girl).
Until the last rrunute this
week.
Don Gayner, Palisades
general manager, gave the
kids an impromptu les on the
other day at CdM High, then
two USTA offiCJals conducted
a clinic the followmg day But
accordmg to Mang, many of
the lads were out of town
because of spnng break
"We've got one group
trained,· Mang said "The
second group can sit and
watch. You really neecl to be
aware of the players. I thmk
we'll be OK. It's a once m a
lifetime thing.·
• The Netherlands defeated
RomdJUa, 3-2, afte r an 0-2
deficit. In one of the most
dramatic wins in Davts Cup
hlstory, Jan Siemennk of The
Netherlands beat ·Adnan
Vomea, 7-6 (8-6), 5-7, 6-7 (3-7),
7-6 (10-8), 6-4, ind
fourth-round match lastmg 4.30
ln the deasive match,
Haarhuis defeated Andrei
Pavel m straight sets, as
Holland and the U.S. were the
only two countries lo wm on
the road in the first round
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Eltingh.
II any team wins three matches (or rubbers)
before ~unday in the best-of-five fonnat, the
matches on the final day in Davis Cup termi-
nology would be considered "dead rubbers.•
On Sunday, Agassi is scheduled to play sin-
gles first against Siemerlnk at 11 a .m., with
Courier possibly playing another decisive
match in the final rubber Sunday against
Schalken. Courier bas won three decisive
Davis Cup matches in his career.
Schalken did not play for the Netherlands
in the tie against Romania, a 3-l victory for
the visiting Dutch at Bucharest. Haarhuis
played singles and doubles.
Agassi, though he has been slowed by an
ankle injury lbis year, is healthy and appears
ready to lead the U.S. charge. .
Agassi, the gold-medal winner at the t•
Atlanta Olympic Games when Gullikson was
also bis coach, brings a 13-match winning
streak in Davis Cup action into today's tie, a
span stretching from 1991. ln his career, Agas·
si is 22·4 in Davis Cup singles.
Courier has a career Davis Cup record of
11-7, but the U.S. has never lost with Courter
tn the lineup, going 9-0 with Courier compet·
ing.
Agassl, cunently ranked 29th in the world
by the ATP Tour, bu lost six COnJeCUtive ftnt-
round matches since the U.S. Open lut year.
"8ut Andre'• a blg-match player,• Gullik-son said. "I think with hbn Mvtilg the NppOlt
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' of bis teammates and fellow countrymen out : Q RANGE there, he'll play well, and it's nice knowing :
Jim Courier will not be on the other side of the :
net this week.· CONTINUED FROM 6
Agassi played Schalken, ranked 68th in :
the world, last year in Palm Springs and won : queen's birthday, the red, white and blue flag
a three-set match, the only time the two have : of Holland is hung, but with an orange
met. : streamer at its top.
"I've been practicing a lot more than I've : Dutch Davis Cup players pracllce in
been playing, which is not necessary ideal, : orange T-shirts, while much of their tennis
but my game is right there waiting to come : wardrobe is orange.
alive and certainly the intensity of the Davis :
Cup will add a certain element that brings out : • The Dutch love to travel and spend much
the best," Agassi said. : of their extensive vacation time canvassing
"I'm more than ready to be here and I'm : the globe, hence, the 1:?19 turnout in Newport
excited about playing." : Beach.
The second singles is expected to be much : "My dad's here," said Jacco Elbngh, a
more competitive with 17th-ranked Courier : member of the Dutch Davis Cup team. "He
against Siemerink, tanked 22nd on the ATP : likes to travel and this is a good event to
Tour tn singles. : see."
Haarhuis will be the highest-ranking dou-: .
bles player (third ln the world) to compete on : • Holland Is the common name for the
Saturday. Eltingb ls ranked sixth in doubles. : Netherlands, a low-lytng land below sea
Neither Leach (t•th) nor Stark (17th) are : level, a country about the sM\o size as
CUITenlly ranked in the top 10 tn the world in : New Jersey. Today, the nam>3w streets of
doubles. : Holland's centuries-old dti s ore crowded
"Certainly the Dutch players have proven ! with ca.rs, bicycles and motorbikes
that they're among the world's best in singles :
and doubJes, and they came here for one rea-: • Dutch colonllta w re among the ftnt to
son: To beat us on our home turf,• Gulllkson : .ettle what is now New York Oty. At on
said. : time, Holland wa a greeter imperiahst
Stark ls boplng the U.S., winner of 31 Davis ! power than England.
Cup titlel, more than any other nation, can :
celebrate with a dead rubber on Sunday. : • Cenlarlel ago, UM Dutch a"Mled wtadmW.
•rm sure Andie and Jlm Wl11 get us o~ to a : to utllize the energy of the wmd to pro~\ e
good a.rt (today), and then tt will be Ricky's : huge grin~ ston et the wt.odmill's bue.
end 111y twu to finilb the job on Saturday,• : This mecllaru.sm grind.I beat, b6rley and
Stark Mid. : other matenals.
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FRIDAY. APRIL 4 , 1997
BRIEFLY
·nentfaDs . . ~ m semIS
• CdM High product
knocked off at Easter
Bowl by Vahaly.
Taylor Dent of Corona del Mar,
playing in the boys 18s though he
doesn't turn 16 until later this
month, lost in the Easter Bowl
semifinals Thursday against
third-seeded Brian Vahaly, 7-6 (7-
3), 6-1, at the Doral Hotel and
Country Club m Miami.
Dent, the CIF Southern See-
l.Ion singles champion in tenniS
last year a!> a freshman, was
seeded seventh at the Easte r
Bowl.
Vahaly, of Atlanta, was the last
remaining USTA national team
member allve m the boys 18s
draw. Dent will play Key Bis-
cayne's Rafael de Mesa today for
third place.
OCC wqmeo sweep
-IRl'INE -Orange Coast Col-
lege's women's tennis team rout-
ed the hosting Irvine Valley
squdd 9-0 i.n Orange Empire
Conference action Thursday
dftemoon to Wt the Pirates into
sole possession of second place
with an 8-2 conference mark.
Coach Jamee Maran's 12-3
Pirates sacnficed just eight games
m their romp through the singles
compebtlon Thursday afternoon.
~e-COMem
Or~ c:o.st 9, Irvine Valley O
Slngles Encksoo (OCO def Riley, 6-0, 6-1,
Gilham (OCO def Shumaker, 6-0, 6-0; Gama
(OCQ def Seim•, 6·0. 6-0, Streelman (OCQ
def Araki, 6 1, 6·2, Nguyen (OCQ def
H.ramaya, 6-2, 6-4 Fortner (OCQ def
Olamend, 6-0. 6 O
Doubln · Erickson-Gilham (OCQ def
Riley-Shumaker. 7·5. 6-1, Gama·Streelman
(OCC) def Selm1·Arak1, 6-1 , &-4, Nguyen-Gre--
90< (OCC) def H1ramaya·Olamendl, 6-1. 6-1
OCC men fall, 9-0
COSTA MESA -Irvine Valley ..
swept the host Orange Coast
Ptrates in men's tennis Thursday,
9-0, in Orange Empire Confer-
ence action. The Pirates fall to 4-
6 tn the conference and 7-7 over-
all as the powerful IVC team
upped its mark to 9-1and13-1
~~Coca ICI
lrvlne Valley 9, 0...,.. eo.t o
Singles Nuu1 (IVC) def. Albrecht. 6-2. 6-7,
6-3, Hanshom (IVQ def. Stewart. 6-3. 6-2:
Johnson (IVQ def Kennedy. 7-6, &-4; Stpl0<a
(IVC) def 0 Rader, 7-6. &-4. Mangino (IVQ
def Truong. 6-1, &-4, Giomett• ('IVC) def
Rebuho-Dangelo. 6·3, 6-3
Doubles Nucci-Hartshorn (I) def Albrecht·
Stewart. 6-2. 6-2. Johnson-Mangino (I) def
Rtldt!<·Rader. 7·S. 7-6. S1p10<&-Gi0fnenr (I) def
Truong-Rebuho-Oangelo, 7·S, 6-2
-Bucs third at CYPress
CYPRESS -The Orange Coast
College goU team garnered a
U11Id place firush at the Cypress-
hosted four-team event Wednes-
day afternoon at Cypress Golf
Club.
The Pirates posted a cumula-
uve score of 392, two strokes
away from Rancho Santiago's
second-place finish .
Cuyamaca College took the
top honors With a 371, and
Cypress ended the day with a
420.
The Pirates' top golfer was
Brandon Thompson who shot a ,
76. He was followed by 78s by
Larry Eckels and Craig Welker.
Greg Walters shot a 79, and Keith
Achman nailed an 81 to round
out OCC's scorers.
20%
OFF
Sl'ARTUP
FEF.S
UJ',4/ll/97
,.. • FRIDAY, APRIL 4~ 1997
~y.s. Womel)'s Challenge on deck : COLLEGE BASEBALL . • .
SoCal runs stre~ to eight games .
... •Newport Harbor Yacht Club will host
the biennial event, which celebrates the
late Bettina Bents, in the April 9-12 slot.
fund.raising event ot Balboa
Yacht Club. Now an a.nnuol
event tbot helps support two
te4Dl.S, pa.st honorees have
included BW Wakeman and Judy
Fra.nco.
SAN BERNARDINO -Cal
State-San Bernardino committed
seven errofli to help lift the South-
ern California College Vanguards
to their eighth consecutive victory
in an. 8-4 ponconference win
Wednesday night.
one bit and a walk while strild.ng
out three in b1s 2 213 Innings
pitched.
The blue and gold were offen-
~ely paced by the bat of catcher
Rob Pegg and left fielder Michael
Caston. Pegg, who went into the
contest batting .421, went 2 for 5
with a double, an RBI and a run
scored. Caston exploded for a
double and a triple and scored
three times.
intematiqnally-known
Congressional Cup Motch Race. Included in the Newport W ith some of the
country's top women
sailors competing, the
U.S. Women's Challenge for th~
Bettina Bents memorial Trophy
promises to be extremely
competitive on the water.
The biennial event, which
poasts a national elite of women
sailors, will be held April 9-12 at
Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
These yachts, with their Ousb
decks for easier maneuvering by
the crew and their quick tacking
ability will easily carry the
eight-women crews through the
light and shifty winds of
Newport.1be eventwill
encompass ~ one-day big boat
clinic, followed by three days o1
racing.
stephanie
keefe
Harbor High School graduate
UUman's list of accomplishments
are 28 national titles in nine
different classes and three 470
World Championship$, as well as
his most recent title -1996 Rolex
Yachtsman of the Year.
Cocktails begin at 6:30 p.m.,
The hosting Coyotes could
only manage two hits off of Van-
guards starting pitcher Jeremiah
Taylor, but Taylor got into some
trouble when bis control escaped
. : him after five shutout innings.
: Reliever Daniel Villareal closed
the book on.San Bernardlllo's ral-
ly in th~ seventh inning, but the
Coyotes had crept to within one
nin of sec at 5-4. ..
to be followed by dinner at 7. In
addition, a silent auction will be
held concurrently, again, with all
proceeds g6ing to the two teams. :
Bryan Davis also ripped two
bits and scored. Greg Schrieber
contributed a two-run double.
Since its inception 13 years
ago, the event has steadily
grown into one ot the top
women's regattas in the country.
With a select group of 10 teams
competing, this year's regatta
will feature an accomplished
group of women in the sport of
sailing · both on and off the
water.
Ncwcbr a ~
1be U.S. Women's Challenge
was fif$t established in 1964 as a
memorial to Bettina Bents, one of
the first women to join Newport
Harbor Yacht Club as a Skipper
member.
Newport.
Located on Pacific Coast
Highway in Newport Beach, the
Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum bas quickly become
one of Newport Beach's most
valued assets.
SoClll College I. SM llefNN'Cffno 4
Score by lnninp
Tickets are $25 per adult and· :
$15 per sailor under 12. For more
information, contact the
The Vanguards, which stand at
24-8, immediately responding
with three runs in the eighth, and
an insurance run in the ninth. Vil-
lareal, meanwhile, allowed just
Socal College 100 021 031 -8 8 .3
San Bernardino 000 002 200 -4 3 7
Her achievements run the
gamut from sailing in national
regattas, to raising funds for the
first printed dictionary for the
deaf, to working as a political
consultant in Washington, D.C.
Continuing its efforts to give
back to the local community,
Santa Ana-based First American
Trust Company cliose to sponsor
this year's race to show its
support of local events.
California International Sailing
Association at 673-1887.
The same weekend of the
rundraising dinner, the two high
..pchools are staging the Second
Annual Alumni Team Race
Regatta on Sunday, April)3.
Taylor, Villareal (7) and Pegg. Allen,
Sarnosky (9) and Ball. W ·Villareal, 1-0.
L • Allen. 2B -Schrieber {SCQ, Pegg
(SCO. Rivera (SCO. Davis (SCO, Caston
(SCC). 3B · Caston (SCO. HR • Ball (SB).
Participants include teams
from California YC, Encinal YC,
Richmond YC, Southwestern YC,
Women's Yacht Racing Fleet of
San Diego, Duck Island 'fC, St.
Petersburg, Chicago YC,
Annapolis YC and Ragnot
Amateur Sailing Association.
SCHEDULE DEEP SEA
Before her death at the age of
26, Bettina began working to
establish the Newport Harbor
Nautical Museum. Her vision to
make it a m~jor museum came to
fruition two years ago when the
museum moved to its current
site, the former RJ:!uben E. Lee
and Charlie Brown's restaurant,
now renamed the Pride of
The event is being sailed out
of Lido Isle YC in Flying Juniors.
Teams should be made up of six
people, though the organizexs
can help supply skippers with
crews. The Skippets meeting
begins at noon, to be followed by
the first race at 1 p.m.
Today THUflSOAY'S COUNTS
• Softblill 1be company was also the
spoosor of the race fu 1995, as
well as a sponsor' of the 1996 U.S.
Yacht Club Challenge.
Community college · Cypress at
Orange Coast College, 7 p.m.
Davey's Lodcer -4 boats.
Racing for the Bettina Bents
Memorial Trophy will be held off
Newport Beach in Long Beach
Yacht Club's fleet of Catalina
37s, the yachts used for the
• Corona del Mar and
Newport· Harbor high .sch90l
sailing teams will be honoring
one of their alumni, Dave
lffiman, Friday, April 11 , in a
• Volleyb.11 .
Community college -San Diego Mesa
at Orange Coast. 7 p.m.
105 anglers. 32 bonito, 83 calico bass,
l sand bass, 7 sculpin, 53 sheephead,
14 rockfish, 38 blue perch,
• Tennis .n1 mackerel, 40 whitefish, 18 sargo.
College men • Dominican College at
Southern California College, noon. Newport Undlng . 1 boat,
To enter, contact nm Hogan
at 434-4400.
College women -Biota at Southern
California College. 2 p.m.
19 anglers. 43 sand bass, 1 calico bass,
2 rodtfish, 7 sculpin, 45 mackerel.
I
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1997. The name and ad· should appear at the hear· YOU MAY EXAMINE the Beach-Costa Mosa Dally above. February 21, 199 · Viejo CA 9269t PUBLIC NOTICE Homedlcal Corporation, dent
dress ol the trustee Is Ing and state your ob-file kept by the court. "Jou Piiot March 28, 31, April 4, 3· ;he na,m~ andu b~slress This stalement was liled This' business Is con· Joseph F. Operact. Vice This statemerft was flied
Meadows & Fues, 721 S. Jectlons or ltla written ob-are a person lntereste In 1997 ~di~ ess 0 NI 8 b yNr ~ as with the County Clerk 01 dueled by· an unincorpo-Fletltloua Business Pres. with tile County Clerk ol Parker, Suite 165. Orange, ectlons with the coun be· the estate you may file FM732 o ows: euro av ga· Orange County on 3·20-97 1ated association other Name Statement This itotement was filed Orange County on 3-7·97
Calolorn1a 92868. tore the hea11ng. Your ap. with the coun a formal R&-~onal, L.L.C. (formerly 19973714803 than a pannershlp T f II I with the County Clerk of 19973713414
The sate will be made pearance may be In person quest tor Special Notice of PUBLIC NOTICE d~~~~PYasL~'::)0~~~e5 ~~: Dally Pilot April 4, 11. 18, Have you staned doing do~~ 0b~:in~~~e~!~~~D Orange C~':'~~~~:::~ Daily p1101 March 14 21 wolhout covenant or war-or by your attorney. the filing of an inventory 'I c · B ·1• d s 25 1997 F753 business yet? No Technical & Management 28 A I 997 F68J ianty regarding lllle, pos· IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR and appraisal of estate as· CITY OF Cl ic entr, 01u eva1r i an · James Harsh Personnel Servlcts 28081 Daily Pilot March 28. April • pri 4• 1 ·
session, or encumbrances or a conlingent creditor of sets or ol any petition or COSTA MESA D~eo~;,;a~:;,~a !~:s~opy PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was filed Virginia Mission Viejo, CA 4, 11, 18, 1!197 F736 PUBLIC NOTICE
to se1tsly the obhgattons the deceased. you must file account as p1ovided In ORAHOE COUNTY, assets are located at 3180 with the County Clerk of 92629 ' secured by and pursuant to your claim wllh the court section 1250 of the Call· CALIFORNlA Pullman Street Costa Fictitious Bualneas 01ange County on 3·25·97 Dreyfus Projects & Invest· PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Bualneas
lho power ol sale conter1ed and ma~ a copy to the per· lorn1a P1obate Code. A Re-NOTICE Mesa Cahlorn1a 92626 and Name Statement 19973715135 ments lno (CA) 28081 Name Statement
n that certain deed of trust aonal represen1a11ve ap. queS1 for Special Nollet INVITINQ BIDS consist generally of the fol The following pereons are Daily Pilot March 28 Aptil Vitginla Mission vieJo CA Fictitious Bualneu The following person9 are
d:i1ed. executed by FRANK pointed by the court wlthcn form Is available from the NOTICE IS HEREBY lowin~· accounts recelv: ~~~8f':,'si~~~ °O~a~luns~'. 4 11 18 1997 . F736 92629 • ' H•m• Statement doing business as: CUllass ~R B:INK ANO I JEAN lour months lrom the date coun clerl<. GIVEN that sealed firopos· able· inventory (raw mattri· N B h CA 92660 • • • This buslneu la con· The lolloWil'lg persons are Electronics, 1803 Iowa St .•
IN . husband and wile. of first Issuance of the let· Attorner for the Petl· al• for furnishing a I labor, als 'work In process and -pon Eeac ' T PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by· a corporation doing business as: South Costa Mesa, CA 92626 as Trustors 10 SHOSHONE tOfs as provided in section 1 , • • Kennelh . Laird, rustee · Coa$1 Taic Service. 1366 08 R M SERVICE CORPORATION, 9100 of the Cahlorma Pro-toner. materials. equipment. llnished goods), equip-of the Lattd Family Trust. Fictitious Business Have you started doing Logan Ave• .fl, Costa an . au.er. 1803 Iowa
a Ca1otorn1a Corporation. aa bate Code. The time for ltl· ROSEMARY NIXON, tranaponatlon and such ment, trade lilctu1es, lease-1175 Bayview, Napa, CA Name Statement business yet? Vos, June 2. Mesa, CA 92626 Street, Costa Mesa. CA
Trustee lor AGNES PATRI· 1 1 ims wtll not ex Ire ESQ., (CSBl825341, other fac1hlies as may be hold Improvements. and in· 94559 1995 Wtlllam James Scott, Jr., 92626 CIA MCFARLANO, u Ben· r:io~: lour months ff>om ATTORNEY AT LAW, required for MESA VERDE tellectual propenies (pal· James C Glanul1as, 1105 The following persons are Dreyfus Projects & Invest-1300 Adams Ave .• II 126. Georgia E. Mancer, t803
e1.c1ary, recorded on Au· the hearing date noticed 123 5 N • HAAB 0 R STORM ·D~AIN REPAIR, ents, trademarks, etc.). Ouall St .• Newport Beach. ~olhg Pbus1ness as~ Enviro-manta, lpnc., .dRonald M. Costa Meta. CA 92626 Iowa St., Costa Mesa,"t:A gust 26 1988 as lnstru· above BLVD STE 240 FUL will be received by tho City 5. The bulk sale is not CA 92660 ure roducts. 62 1 New-Dauphin, res1 ent Michael Cook t446 Glen· 92626
men1 No 88·425152, Ot· YOU. MAY EXAMINE the LERTON CA 92032 • of Costa Mesa at lhe Olllce subject to Callfornla Unf.. David J. G1anuhas, 1105 ~ury ~1ve. Huntington T.hls statecment we.as kflltdl lo•, Huntington Beach. CA J~t~d b~ys:ln~~!b~~d c:n"d l•c1al Records ol Orange Ille kepi by the court "Jou • ol the City Clerk, 77 Fair lorn'! Commercl~I Code Quall St . Nowport Beach, each, A 92647-6533 with the ounty let o 92647 wife County, Calilornia. are a parson llitereste In Published Newport Drive, Costa Mesa. Calilor-Section 6106.2. CA 92660 Jac~son Eldon Campbell, Orange County on 2·25·97 This bu1lness is con·
A Notice of Default con-the estate you may file Beach·Costa Mesa Daily nla. until the hour of 10:00 DATED: Aprll 1, 1997 Victor J. Mahony. 1105 ~221 Newbury D•lve. ~un-19973712208 duc:1td by: a general part· Have you sta1led doing
1a1n1ng an election to sell With the coun a formal Rt· Pilot March 28. April 3, 4, a.m. Monday, ~prll 21, NEU A 0 NA VI QA· Quall St., Newpon Beach, 1 n~lon Beach, CA 92 47• Dally Pilot March 21. 28. nershlp • ro:!~e~~ ~~ix~o
the described real property quut lor Special Notice ol 1997. 1997, at which lime they TIONAL, L.L.C., (f/k/a CA 92660 6~a~lhe Ann Campbell, Aprll 4, 11, 1997 F728 Hava you started doing This statement was !tied
under the above Deed ol the filing ol an Inventory FTh733 will be opened publlcly and NEU Ao CARE EN· This business Is con· 6221 Newbury Drive, Hun· buslnese yet? No with the County Clerk 01 Trust was recorded on D•· end app1alsal ol estate as-read aloud In the Council DOSCOPY LL CI ducted by: a generol par1· tln~lon Beach, Ca 92647· PUBLIC NOTICE Wilham James Scoll. Jr. Orange County on 3.7.97
cember 27. 1996. as tnstru· aets or ol any petition or PUBLIC NOTICE Chambers. Sealed propos· • ' • • • nershlp 55 3 This statement was tiled .. ment No. 19960652!'46 In account as provide(! In ala •hall bear the title ol 8»· Qer•ld w. Klopp. The registrant commenced Flctltlou5a Bualnese with the County Clerk of . 19973'13420 O~lclal Record• ol Orange secilon 1250 ol the Califor· NOTICE OF the work and name ol the lta: Vic• President to trat'lsnct bu1tno11 under This business Is con· Name tatement Orange County on 3·:l5·97 Daily Pilot March 14, 21,
COunty, ca111ornla. nla Probate Code A Re· PETITION TO bidder but no other dlstin· Published Newport the fictitious buslneu d~1cled by: husband and The followlng persons are 19973715131 28. April 4. 1997 F696 ~. following amounts quest for Speclal· Notice ADMINISTER gulshlng marks. Any bid re· Beach-Costa Mesa Daily name or names listed '1.i1,8ve you stat1ed doing 1:!~gSh~:.1"::35ae.\a 1J':i Dally Pilot March 28. April PUBLIC NOTICE
r.ep•esenl the total emount form la available from the ESTATE OF: celvtd aner the scheduled Pilot April 4, 1997 above on 1·27·97 business yet? No Palm'"'• Yorba Linda, CA '4, 11, 18, 1997 F739 of the unpaid balance of coun clerk. BETTY EDNA BAILEY clotlng time for the receipt F770 Kenneth E. Laird, James Jack Campbell 926a8 . •--F-lc_l_lt_l-ou_a_B_u_t_ln_e_a_a_
tie obligation secured by Altornev for th• P•tl· C N A188772 of bids shall be 11turned to C. Glanuflas, David J. GI· This statement waa Iii-"' Steven Roel Corput "-"'· PUBLIC NOTICE N•m• lt•tement the above-d11crlbed prop-• He o. blddtf unopened. II shall PUBLIC NOTICE anuUas, Victor Mahony ._. <>W\ol My 10 be sold and the esll· tlon•n To au heirs, beneficiaries, be the sole respon1lb1l1ty ol Thls atatement was filed with the County Clerk of doe, 6051 Golden Tenoce. The following P8fSOC'll are ~tt of costs, expenset. MICHAEL AVl!Y creditOfs, COr'ltingenl Cfedl· the bidder to aaa that his PUBLIC Hi;.AAINGS WILL wfth the County Clerk of Orange County Oil 3-11-97 Rl~rslde, CA 92505 Flctlllout Bualneaa doing business as: Apoth-
aQCf advancea 11 of the QERTNER, ESQ., tore, and pefson1 WhO may bid Is received In proper BE HELD BY THE COSTA Orange County on 3-t8·97 11973713727 Cathy ReAda, 6051 Golden N•m• St•t•m•nt teary Preference. 307 Pia·
rim• of the lnltlal riubllca· ICl81 37928), AT· OChefwfse be Interested In time. MESA PLANNING COM· 19973714405 Dally Piiot M1rch 14, 21, Terrace, Riverside, CA The lotlowing persons Ile C9nha Ave .. I 102. New·
hon of this notice o aale: TORNl!Y AT LAW, 4340 '':9 B~ E~:~eB ~Le~th, I\ Ht of Bid Documents MISSION AT THE CITY Dally Pilot March 21 28 28, April 4. 1997 F107 9;~ bualneaa Is coo-r.i~n'::~~!'a . ••~6!~~ ~r~:i~i.C~~= Inc .. 11~~~~1~=~ 01 obllga· ~~~PUSH:~·, :~ET 0~ PETITION h:S been f:l ~ ::,~11~; ~·~~~:: ~~~h 7~EJ't1RcA~~~~: April •. 11. 1997 Fr2S PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: a general part· Mar1hOeld. l atie Forest, <CALIF), 307 Placenlla
costs·s883.oo B'""•cH' CA ,..20 .. ,. filed by LEWIS N. FAONS-n fair Drive, Costa Mesa, NIA. AT 6·30 P.M. OR AS PUBLIC NOTICE oar1hip CA 92630 A.ve •• ' 102. Newport E•penses $800.00 ._ t • vv MAN In the Sul)eflot Court CahlQJnla, upon nonrelund-SOON AS POSSIBLE NOTICE OF Have you alerted doing Srln Kundul1, 26445 Boch, CA 92663 r o TA l AM o UN T Publlahed Newport of CaOfomla, County of OR· able ~ymenl of SI0.00. An THEREAFTER ON MON· FJetlUous BualneH APPLICATION FOR b\lalness yel7 YH, 1·1·97 Marshlltld, lake For11t, Thlt business Is con·
St06.633.00 Beach.Colla Mesa Dally ANGE. add1tlonal chatge ol S3.00 DAV, APRIL 1'4, 11197. RE· Hime Statement CHAHOI! UC Steven R.C. Beddoe CA 92630 due1ed by: a corporation
The undersigned wu ap-Pilot Match 31, April '4, 7, THE PETITION requeeta wlll be made rt handled by GARDING THE FOL· The totlowlng ~t1ons ate OWNIRSHIP Thia atallment was filed Shehram Mo1amedlan, Have you started dOlng
poll\tod and eublhtuted 11 tll97 that U!WIS N. FRONSMAN mall. Bid Docum.nts and LOWING APPLICATIONS. doing bullness 11• •> Surf • OF Al.COHOLIC with the County Cltfk ol 23034 Wal<tfllfd Ct.. La· business yet? Yes, H-97
TrustN under the above MF621 be appolnted u ~rtonal other contraC1 documents IF ANY OF THE FOL· & Sand HO\el b). Towert 81V£RAOI LICiNSI! Orange County on 3·7·07 fiN Nlguet, CA 92e71 Ph0tmadsts Choice, Inc.,
Deed of Trull by a subttl-reprasenlatllle lo admWt· may alto be examined at LOWING ACTIONS ARE Rest•urant ~\ SplHhH Date 01 Filing ApptlcaUon: 111737'3431 hit buelneM 11 con-Steven c. "Feldman, Prati·
tulton dlttd, December 26, PUBLIC NOTICE ler the estate of the dee. Iha Office ol lh• City Cletk CHALLENGED IN COURT. 15~5 South Coatt HIQti'. MAA :u. 1007 Dally. PllOI Match 14, at, ducted by: • general pa.1· dltll
1996 and r.corded on De-dent. Of Iha City of Costa Mt1a. THE CHALLENGE MAV BE way Laguna Beach CA To Whom It May ~m· 28 Aptlt 4 1997 FM-4 nerehlp Thi• statemenl 1YH fifod cembtr 27 10H u lnatru· ISC 9083 THE PETITION rtQutltl Bid Oocumenll wilt not be UMITEO TO ONLY THOSE 92651 ' The Name(e) ol th Ar). ' ' Have you tfat1td dOlng with lhe County Cltrk Of
m•"' No t'"606521'45 01· NOTICI OP the decedent'• WILL ond malled uolt1a the Id· IS SU e S SOME 0 NE RGQency Pro~rllH LP 1 ptlcant(a) la/are· p SIA PUBLIC NOTICE bsu•lne•t yet? No Orange County on 3-11~7
tlclal Record• ol Orange PITITION TO COdlcll1. II ally, be •dmllted d1tlonal 13.00 charge 11 In-RAISES AT THE PUBLIC Calllornla Nmiled pa~· MONGOLIAN INC . hahram MOlll'l'ltdllt\ 1"'7'713720
County. Callfornll. ADMINISTER to probat!· The will and eluded wllh payment. HEARING DESC.RIBED IN ihlp, &:J3 Coast Boulevard The IP llc:anis tltlld ,.ctltloue •u•ln"• Thls atalement WH 11~ Dally PllOI March 14, 21 ,
Thi• Notice Is gtven In llTATI 0 ,, any codl~ls ate avallabte Each bid snail be made THIS NOTICE OA IN WRIT· south La Jolla CA 112007 lbo\lt .,/ applyll\g to tht Name Statement with the County Clerk 'bl 28 Aprtl 4 1997 F705
complltnce with a written for a.111mlnallon In the flll on th• Propoul forrn. T!N CORRCSPONDENCE KSC Manpgement Inc a Department or Alcoholic Th• followlng s>eflOIU are Orano• County on 3·25·117 • •
requut made to the B!TTY Lii PllHIR kept by th• court. sheets P·t through P-9 DEUVEREO TO THB PLAN· California oorporalfon Dtveraga control 10 aotl 11• doing t>u•ln•1• u : Enol· 1M73711UI ---------
Trusteo ~the Beneficiary. CASI NO. A116J05 THE PETITION requestt provided In the contraC1 NINQ COMMISSION AT. Managing Oentf8. I Patlnt; coholic blvttaQOI al: 369 n eered Developmeola Oo11y P!IOI MlfC:h 28, Apfll Dated: March 31, 19117 To alt htlre, b1ntflclatit1, tuthorlty to admlnl1ter tht dooumel'lll lf\d 111111 bl OR PRIOR TO, T\lE PUB· of Aeglatrant, S:J3 .Coatt E l7TH ST f2, COSTA Compll'ly, Inc., 3800 Bat. 4, '1, 11, 11187 f743
MEADOWS a, FRIES etedltor1, c:ontln119nt Credi· tllllt under lht lndtpen-accompanied by 1 c:erllfled I.IC HEARINQ, Boulevard Soulh La Jolla MESA CA 92027 boa Blvd., Newport Beac:h
TrustHe ' '°''· and per1on1 wh6 rney dtnl Aclmlnlttr1tlon or f:.I· or CHhl•f'• che<:k or • bid 1. PL.ANNINO ACTION PA· CA 92037 ' • • For ihe following type 01 CA 92803 ' PUBLIC NOTICE By /I/ John Met othef'Wlae be IOtlfffted In lat .. Ac:I, (This authottty bond for not leU than 10'Wt 119-3QA FOR WIL.LIAM 8 Thie bualneu 11 con-L.l cenu· '4 I ON•SALE t:oginelftd ~Opl'Mtltl
Publlthed Newpo r t the wlll or e11ate, Of both, Wll allow the petaonal repo of the amounl of their t>\d, WILKINS, AUTHORtZ!O ducted by· 1 llrnhed part· lltER ANO WINI!. EATING Company, Inc , (CA).~ 'f•tltlou• ._.llMH
BtlCh.COeta Mesa Dally ol: DETTY lfE ,ISHER teeentttlve to lake many made PIYlbll to the City AOfNT FOR PAC.,IC nerthlp Publlthtd Ntw~Ofl Balbo1 Blvd., N1wpo1t HMM lteterMnl
Pilot April '4, 11, 11, 1ot7 A PETITION hat been Ktlonl wflhoUt obtaining of Cotti M111. No PIO-MESA PROPERTIES FOA The regl1trant(t) com-Beach.Colla Meu Dally Beach, CA t*3 The t04lotMg pertona are
'754 filed by ROBIN YORK In court apfHOYal. Selore Ilk' po.al shllll be conelctertd AN AME.NOMl!NT TO CON· menced lo tranHc:I twtl-Piiot April 4 11107 Thi• bu1lne11 la con-doing bualMS1 n : ... t ____________ ,the Sul)eflot Courl Of Cllll· klO c.rtaln Ver( lmp0ttaro4 UnllH 1ccompan1td by DITION OF APPAOVAl. 14 ne11 under the llclltk>Ue • F755 ducted by: a C'Ofpciralion ~. tot N Harbor
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PUBLIC NOTIC! PUBLIC NOTtCI dllCMd by! en lndMdllal PUBLIC NOTICI dutled b'f: an ln<lllllduel due11c1 by· en tndlvldu11 Fiii *· 1Mln11t74 ordt ot "' r~oets otllce of IHet ••eu•no• ot r.. *-1..,... Hev. Y°" ~ dOlng Hev. YoU earted doing Have you 11e111d doing HCTITIOUI UINfll Or-. COUllfl, C111ori111. wit letteis H proVlded 1n ~l'OCIBllWOfMI
"°'ltleus BualMN Flotltloue Bu.lfteaa buslneta ~ v ... ~1-17 "°1ltloue eu.-.. blnlne~ NO butlnfft ye!? ~°vt llAMf lTATUllJft Ml ll ptlbflc IUCIOft IO H cllon I 100 of the SM! ..
Nem• lt.t•m.nt Na"'-l t•temant ~ !:.2= wet ~ed N•m• ltat...nt ~~~ 1111e~1 wat filed ~~1=tn~ !at loltd Tri. IOIOwlflO PttlOCICs\ •~lllglleS1 bidder 1or ca~ Caltforn1a Prob•t• COde. ~CWlfntmOllll ,;:};4 ~r':"'u~' d The loll~ l*tOn• .,. wftl'I 1t1e County ci.tk of d~~ 'C:Uo;'~r.!~a:t: with 111t county cierk ot with th• County Cltrk ot =:,1~=.r ES,AT~:!'':."J.'f ~ontY ": The t•m• tor filing l&.CGlfDUC ':wu. u-com~ 318 While Cap lane. vi~ ~':U:i, l<l. S:· Orange Councy on $-7·17 alnk lnternolton&I,. 20191 Orange Coumy on 4·1·17 Orange COUflty on 3·18·97 ISIS 2102~s.M$iCtnltfDIM lie UnMd s ...... o In ICC()(-~ cta,•mt w;u Mt exp~• c:Ml(t)
Newport C<>a•t. CA 92657' tn 'N on .,. tH'U 71S411 Hilt~ Or. Olangt CA 19973715882 18973714423 Suitt 130 IMnt C.lonuV26l2 dill<ll Wllrl Medon 5102 of tM, be ore our mont • fUCCIM.fttl ., ... .,.. Dan Gannon. 3\1 White 92~ ewpon a.am, CA 09lly P'llOC M#Cll 14, 21, 928e9 ' ' Dally PilOt April 4. 11, 18, Dilly P1lo1 M11cn 21. 28, 1st 'AmenC.an 'Nnhau~ Code)."' 1IM tron=ol hom lh• hearing det• l l Pl.-rJll-.Y,
Cap l.Me, NtwPoft Coast, Ktltttn S.lle Long, 531 28, April 4, 1"7 F100 Slavesh Blkhtlatl. 20191 25, 1997 F764 APrtl 4, 11. 1997 F1'l2 Mot\:)IOt Inc , Cllttonu 21~"8 tllgooilS It 1llt Cmlln ,._ nou~~Uob~":v EXAM NOTU IS HEREB'f GN91"hl
CA 92657 FUiierton AY9MMt, ~Port -H1llttd• Ot.. Or~. CA Buslntss Ctl'ftf °""' Slllte 130 ..a IO 1llt PllOtnlla Mc"'"'' ' tlUlil ....... tnd = Aon eom11eln, 2ee While e.ech, CA 9•' PUILIC NOTICE t28e9 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 1rt1ne c11itOll't,1126t:i 401-411 E. ~an "'8. INE rhe file kept by the ltr " *°'* ~
Cap Lant Newpon Coast Thia b I a I Thft butlntH It COii· TIH t.is.ntu 11 cotOicled brf Pl**'llla. CA II nghL Diii Wtd ( ov11 If you are a per tSlllOUtlO bt made CA 92657' • ducted bu~ .:'n'~dlVl~~on-'1ctltloua ButlM H dueled by: en lnd1Yldual '1otttJou1 l ueln•H Fictitious luslneH •COIPO'llllOft tftltrtSt COl'l\'t'ft<I ~ and now .. on .nrtre"td in the Tiie ~I) Soo.i ~
Thi• butlMu 11 con-Have Ju atll1ed dolng Nam• lt•tement •Havt you llllltd doing N•m• ll•t•m•nt N•m• St•t•m•nt Rtotsll'IM Ills not yet tieou~ntld by 11 unw llld Oted ol estate lfOu moy file Of ~ l'• ._,l'l\btlS ~ ducJed by: • general Plrl· business el? vn Ftb 1 The lottowlng peraona ar. bu11nff1 yet? No l'ht IOllO-#lng persons 11e Tht lollowing person• are IO ~ bllSlness uncltf rust Ill tilt IOlloW!ftO dtscrlbtd with <he court a format busllllSS addl'l$I ol #II ner1hlp 1997 y ' ' • doing bW!nt H 11: E 6 S Sltvath 6akhlfarl doing business at: Magic doing business as: Pacll1c fte*'<lut business name 1proptt'Y Sjlllt•d Kl Ole alO<I· Recwn t f(>I Special sellt**'5al ft PJU.M SW£l
,..ave you Ila.rt.a doing Kristen Belle LOno Dlstrlbutlng, HSI E. Or· This ttatemtnl wu flied Touch Amusements, 105 Coast Patio, 8-45 Baker St., t'"'......, •sled lltrt11n Ufd county Ind still. Lot 45 ol Nouce of the fihng ot an CDAPOAAT'ON. , A Cllllomf
Dan Gannon With the County Cletk of cenlia, CA 9~870 "Orange County on 3-25·!17 CA 92626 Joseph Pl'llrow. 10304 la HOUSE t.()RlGAGE INC By Cosll Mnl. Coonty of Of111gt, ol !'State usetl or of .f101A ~ n<*fn Se~ CA
buslnHt yet? No This llatemen1 was flied angelhOf?I Ave., I 17, P1a-\lllllh the County Clerk ol Leidngton Ln •• Costa Mesa, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 SIGNED ISl AMERCAN WARE.I No 8158, Ill the City ot inventorv al'd appra1sol ColllOl*fl 200 Main Sn.t.
This statement Wat filed Orange County on 3-25-97 Dorothy Louise Scon. 161 199737 15129 T1ttry D. Aanderud, 105 Hacienda IJl5, Fountain Robert S C1Staneoa AQeiit I 51111 of c,Jllomla Ind more any pettuon or accoun1 02648 1'111 •
with the County Clerk ol 1007371•13.. E. Orangethorpe AYfl,, I Delly Pilol March 28 April le•lngton Ln., Costa Mesa, Valley. CA 112708 Rose Polhtll • tPletelY dtterlbtd rn SllO 81 ov1ded in HCllOn ~· _ ... 'llntSS IS o c 1 3 1 97 .. .. 17, Placenlla, CA 92870 ' CA 92626 This buslnen It COi'· Dttd of Trust 1771 Hum-1 pr ""' ...... tang• OIJfl Yon ·I • Dally Piiot March 28, Ap1ll Thie buelneH I• con· 4, 11. 18, 1997 F738 This business 11 con· ducted by: Gn lndlvldval lilts statement was hied wi mlngblrd OrlYe Costa Mesa. CAI 1250 of tilt California 19973713719 4, 11, 18, 1991 F740 dueled by: an lndMdual PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by:.an Individual Have you slarted dolng1Ult County Cieri! ol 0~2626-0000 APN 139-622·151 Probate Code. A Re· All Olller bu•ntn llllllt(t) Dally Pllot March 14, 21, Have you etsrted doing Have you started doing businesa ye1? No Counly on Ma1th 10, 1"907 1 undersiontd truslM dis· quest for Special Notice Ind add~ss(ts) used lit' 1ht
28, April~. 1997 F706 PUBLIC NOTICE bualness yel? Vtt, 3-4-97 Flctltloue llut ln•H business yet? Yes, 9+96 Joseph Patrow I NOTICE-This F1dl&ous lms any liabUtty tor any lncor· form 11 avelleble from sellel(s)!toellSff Wlthn ll1t l>U1
Dorothy L Scott N•m• Slatemenl Terry o. Aanderud This stalemen1 wos ltted Statement exp1ts 11'/t years Ito ;rec:tnm ot Ille street address' the court clerk. !!We years, IS si.d lit' ll1t PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua Bueln•H Thi• statement waa flied · Tilt following persons are This statement was hied w1lh the Counly Clerk ol the date tt was hied in the Olltceand olller comm1¥1 deslQnlb~n. Anomey tor P9lhl-: sellel(s)4icensee, art Noni ·
FlcHtloua BuslnH• Name Stat•m•nt with th• County Cl8fk ol doing business H: Mobile with the County Clerk ol 01ange County on 3·25·97 ot the County Oelll A new Fltb· ii any. shown 11er11n 5ald sale C. WMNam c.tton. ~-. Che! &ecua~ OOice 1239
The lollowfng pefSons are Orange County on 3-11-97 Mar~ling Company, 20915 Orange County on 4-1-97 19973715215 laous Business Name SIJtemen'iwul bt made. but Wlltlout cove· Inc. Sur! Ltne W~. Corona Del Ml<,
Name St•t•m•nt doing busintss H: Weln· 199737 13721 She ish L.n., Huntington 1997371595~ Daily P1101 March 28, April rrost bt hied pnor to 1t1at dateinant or warranty. expr.ssad or A Prof-'onal ~.. CA
Ttte following persons are berg Homes, 18201 Von Daily PilOI Milch 14, 21, Bea h. CA 92648 Daily Pilot April 4, 11, 18. 4, 11, 18. 19g7 F746 Ttte h1tno ol lllls stattment does1mplled. regardtno tide. posses· 2130 Mein StrMt SWte The name(s). Sooal Stalll~ doing business as: Dave's Karman Avenue, Suite 2.&. April 4 1997 F703 Timar Baker Cuny, 20915 25 1997 F765 !"°'of 1tselt authonze the use 1ns1on. or encumbrances. 10 140 or Federal 1'ax l'tlmbtlS lllO
Traner Repair, 2245 1160, Irvine, Calllornla ' ShellO•h L.n., Hunl111g1on ' PUBLICNOTICE 1tustateolaFlc8'ous8usiness11111emainlnopnnapa1 sumol ~on•tdtCA addl?SSollhelalye.~11!
Pomona Ave., Costa Mtsa. 92612 PUBLIC NOTICE Buch. CA 92648 PUBLIC NOTICE Name tn VJotaaon of Ille nohts ot Ille noll(s) secured by said deed 9264U441 MARIA BAUER tio TM>THY CA 92624 Paul Joseph Weinberg. This business Is con-Fictitious Bu1lneu 9n01fler under Fede131 Stitt orot &ust. willl lllleltsl ltteraon. as 04104\W04101 0411 1 GIBBS ~ AJ Law. HO E David A. Coulter. 2245 138 Via Xanthe, Newport Flctltloue Busln•H ducted by: an lndivldual . Fictitious BuslneH N•me Statement common law (See Setaon 14400pr0Video in said no11(s) ad· • · Palizada Street Sune 201, San
Pomona Ave., Costa Mesa. Beach, Caurornla 92633 Nam• Statement Have you ttarted domg Name Stat ement The following persons are et seq Business and ProlessionsY311~. 11 any. under tl\e terms Qemente CA
CA 92627 This business ls con-The foHowlng persons are business yet? Yes 9-16-94 The lollowi.ng persons are doing business as: Think Code) of Ille deed ol trust, estimated PUBLIC NOTICE The assets llelng sold are Thll butlnest Is COii• ducted by: an indiYldual doing business as: The Timar Baker Cuny doing business as: Uquld B19, 1534-4 E Edinger. first r111ng tees. ,i::llarges and expenses ol generally aescnbed as nxk 1n
duc:1ed by: an Individual Have you started doing NeX1 Step Personal & Pro-This statement was filed Assets POOi Service. 288 Santa Ana. CA 92705 Newpon BeacJl.Cost.i Mesa Ille trllstee and of Ille trusts Loen 771lS6 Ottw 6tl7ll'3 Fie iraoe turnollrt rrwl!S. •P-
Reglstrant hat not yet busiMH yet? No lessional Coaching, 462 with the County•Clerk ol Bowltng Green, Costa Came Lynne A•~. 2'6112 CN410616 MM"" 28 ''" """'by..,'"' oi.~,_ AP ""''* """'·" ...... goo;,... oe a QWrn begun to trans~ business Paul Joseph Welnb1ttg Flower St., Costa Mesa. CA orange County on 3·25·97 Mesa, CA 92626 351h SI • Newpon Beach, 1gg7' wits 124 545 16 Oatao Ai>trl 4 Nola Of Tnnl•"s s.. u Restaurant With Beer g wne
under the flet1llous busl· T.hlt statement was. filed 92627 199 73715 134 Mlchael Patrick Brown, CA 92663 1997 MortllwHI Mo Otto Of Trust Ye11 1111 "'dlld License .,41.30!JIXM
ness name or names listed With the County Clerk of Paul E. R11lc1<, '462 Aower Dail Pilot March 28 A ril 288 Bowling Green, Costa This business IS con· Services. lac .• H trntte under, 0..0 01 TMt dlled June arid art located It 200 ,,_n
herein. Orange County on 3-27·97 SI., Costa Mesa. CA 92627 y 18 1997 • f~1 Mesa, CA 92626 ducted by: an 1nd1Y1dual PUBLIC NOTICE camtno Del Rio Nor111 Su11t 20 9 1987 ""-yCli ttlo;a lldOI Stml #101A. ltJntngll)n Seacll
DavldA.Coutler 199737 15504 This butin11s It con· 4•11• • This business is con· Have you started doing 5anOlego CA92108 (619)528 • ecs " pn:1p111y • be CA!l2648
This statement WIS nled DallyPilolApril4, 11, 18, ducted by:anlndlvldual PUBLICNOTICE duC1edby:anlndivldual . businessyel?Yes,Jan.97 ~sauou 4688 (714)573-1965 sale ::11 ,~te .. ll•)'Ql':,ln l toe 1ype of hcense 111 ~
with the Counly Clerk or 25 1997 n 68 Have you started doing Have you started doing Carrle Allon 1ntormabon by Cindi Stewart lil?•Fllfion " lhl na!Urt d the nsf "'° 0 s.t llttr g
Orange County on 3·24·97 ' business yet? Yes, 3·1·97 Flotltlous BuslneH business yet? Yes. 6127/91 This statoment was filed P\JNROSTIUCEAN~~gE~EuA~~ ~omad StonabJrt Team prooNdng 1g1nt yai. yo.i slnid ~ ~ is No ~1-XBXM
199737150 11 PUBLIC NOTICE Paul E. Rar1ck Name Statement Michael P. Brown wlrh the Coonry Clork ol ,. ~008 '4/'4 4111 4f18~7 ccrua 1 lawytr Nc;O 11 '*-t1/ ne nst 1 Daily Pilot March 28 April This statement was filed The tollowing persons are This statement was filed Orange County on 4· 1 ·97 se't~?0~Aff !j1 ~~~is ' gwn Itel Semno ~ey•nc:e 1 ':: ~ssued or !tie ·Pl't"!'ses
4, 11. 18, 19117 · F748 Fictitious BuelneH with the County Clerk of doing ·businen as: Orken wlth lhe County Clerk or 19973715B78 AND NOTICE Of Compt11y. 11 lrutt•. ~ ~hf ~l~a:e and ll'ltl$le< OI
Name Statement Orange County on 3·10·97 Pools & Spa. 10368 Placer Orange County on 3-24·97 Daily Pilot Ap111 4, 1 t, 18, INTENDED FORFEITURE PUBLIC NOTICE wst• ~ subllmiteO IMlee II\ alcohol beve~ fic.ense is PUBLIC NOTICE The following persons are 199737 t 38 71 River, Fountain Valley, CA 199737140B4 25. 1997 F763 PURSUANT TO HEALTli 111-10 1111 Deed Ot T11111 in~nded ~cbe consu!Mlal at
Fletltlou• BuslneH ~g~~ ~~r~~~~. a:~o~0~: 2~~1Zp:r1~',~98;ch 1\1~~ 9~:~~eth orris, 31000 2~~%:;101
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N•m• Statement Coast Hwy., Ste. 360, New· N ICE Beach Blvd., Huntington OT CE Fl 1 1 8 NOTICE OF LAMBERT HU~NO ANO WIFE Avenue Surte ~ ltJ"'nglDn The tollowlng persons are por1 Beach, CA 92663 PUBLIC OT Beach, CA 92646 PUBLIC N I ct t ous uslness o n February 21 . 1997. at PETITION T O rtlCIOrtlea on 07113119&7 u 11111111· ~rA 92647 arid the anttCI·
doing business as: Sunrise Christopher P. Thurln. 733 This businoss is con-Name Statement 794 w. 18th SttHt, IB. ADMINISTER men1 No &7-397090 in book i:-91 ,,_date a....i 27 1~7 Goll vacations, 1712 Tera-Cliff Dr., Laguna Beach, CA Flcutloue BuslneH ducted by: an ind111ie!ual Fictitious Buslneu The l9llow1ng persons are Co•t• MeH . CA. the prop-EST ATE OF: IRENE d offiall recodl in the ottioe d Ille Pdttll sale is""'" ,
pin Way. Nowport Beach, 92651 Name Statement Have you started doing Name Sl•tement doing business as: Kory •rtY detc.ribed H : DOBKIN Camry ~ " ORANGE TIM! t:aJlk sale IS not tubled to CA 92660 This business is con-The following persons are business yet? Yes, 3.17.97 The following persons are Bell. 711 W. 171h Sr . tff· 86779 Counry Cal4orrm •rd pirsuanl 1 Cal1toma Unitorm Commeioll
Robert McCray, 1712 Ter-ducted by: an individual doing bus I ne 11 as: Kennie Orris doing business as: Lido 11, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 t 31 , 741.00 CA SE NO. A 1 the Ncia OI a.id •rd Elect'°" Codt Secoon 6f00 2
rapln Way. Newpon Beach. Have you started dolng Througb The Lens, This slalomenl was filed Jewelers & Oohs. 3416 Via Abdelkadcr Bcllam1ne. 555 To all he111, benef1· to Sell therll.irdlf The pultl\ase pnce or oonsid-
CA 92660 business yel? No 1603 1/4 E. Balboa Blvd .. With the County Clerk or Opono Room 3, Newport Rosewood Av. #1109. Ca· wH H •Zed pvreuant to c1411es, creditors, eon l2/l9ll996"' bool.. page . 11 erabon 1n~nnedlon 11111llltheale
Joe Cano. 3450 Conata Christopher P. Thurin Balboa, CA 92661 Orange County on 3-25-97 Beach. CA 92663 manllo. CA 93010 Health and S•fety Code ungent creditors, and ll'6tlllfnlnl No 19960639153 ci ol lhe buSHltS1 and~erof Ille
Street, Duarte, CA 91010 This · statement was filed Jenniler Sue Urmston, 19973715 138 Sheila Tamar Ayvazyan. 30 'rh1s business is con· Section t1471 f 11488 by persons who moy other· ucl dfiolf rwc:iona. wt 541 ~cense.1s tile sum of S50.<XX> 00
This business Is con-with the County Clerk of 1603 1/4 East Balboa Bou· Dally Pilot March 28. April Cool Brook. Irvine. CA ducted by· an 1nd1v1dual tt\e Co•t• Meu Police wise be interested 1n OOlO><lll97 11 IN THE FRONT OF 1ncJu()ng 111Ytntory esll~ at
duC1ed by: co-panners Orange County on 3.7.97 levan!I, Balboa CA 92661 a. 11• 18. 1997 F742 92612 Have yov startoa doing Dep1rt,...nt. the will or estate, or nE. F~GPOl.£5 AT THE MAIN SNone Which consists oC tile
Have you started doing 19973713433 This business Is con· This busrness is con· business yer? No Th. proper1y wH H •ted both, of: IRENE OOBKIN EHTRV AREA TO lME Pl.ACEN. tOl1DWJng
buslness yet? No Dally POol March 14, 21, duC1ed by: an individual PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an individual Abdelkader Bellamone with rHpect to •lleoed A PETITION hes TIA CIVIC CEHTER 401--411 E casn IO open ESClllW Robert McCray 28. Apul 4. 1997 FS83 Have you started doing Have you started do.ng This staremenr was 1tled viol•tlont•I of Seetlonl•I been hied by BRADLEY CHAPMAN AVE P\.ACEHTIA. CA SlOCXXlOO This statement was filed business yet? No Flctltlou1 Bu1tne11 business yel? No wilh ltle Counry Clerk ot 11351 of the Health end SMITH in the Superior 11 1000 AM 11 piblcaJCtal 1 Demand Note fOf bllara OI
w11h the County Clerk ol PUBLIC NOTICE Jennifer Sue Urmston Name Statement Sheila Tamar Ayvazyan Orange County on 3·24·97 ~~f~~.f:~~h~o:;,:rOi~ Court of Cahforn111, """9llSI tJdder for can (PIYI lunOS 10 be oel)0$11ed .
Orange County on 3.7.97 This statement wcas flied The following persons are This statement wCats kfole~ 19973715028 Anomey of Or•noe Covnty County of Orange. II the rime" '*II'""' mQrlly $40 CXXl 00
19973713415 Flctltloue Bu1lne11 with the County lerk of doing business as: Tubroz. with the County er o Daily Polol Ap11I .i. 11 , 16. hea •nit1ated proceedingato THE PETITION re· d the Unlld Slates). II llgl1. Total Col1SldemOo
Daily Pilot March 14, 21 , Name Statement Orange County on 3-l&-97 1741 Tuslin Ave., #l6·B, Orange Counry on 3•29•97 25 1997 F767 forfeit the ebo...-dH cribed quests that BRADLEY llllCI '11ertSI QJn\leyed ro •rd,._ SSOCXX>OO
28, April 4, 1997 F693 The following persons ve , . 19973714448 Costa Mesa. CA 92627 • 199~37 t SGOO • property pvrevantto Heelth SMITH be appointed as hlld ~ • undwud deed" 111111 ft has been aom<I bclYwttn ----------i doing business as: JOI As· Daily Pilot March 21. 28, Craig Dal Dean Cande· Daily Pilot April 4, 11, 18, PUBLIC NOTICE end Salety Code Section personal representative the ~ITf .....o 11 Aid CDll'C'f the sdltl(s)41cercstt and the PUBLIC NOTICE soclalas, 10115 La Quinta Aprfl 4, 11, 1997 F719 larla. 1741 Tustin Ave .• 25; 1997 F769 11488.4. . to administer the estate ard st111 l'el'lnftar dllatJld As tnlellded llJyel(s~eitt. as ----------1 Circle, Fountain Valle.y. CA PUBLIC NOTICE :dti~· Costa Mesa. CA NOTICE OF APPUCATION You are instructed that if of the decedent fllCIR 11"1 detcnbld on utd rt!J!t~ by Sec 2-4073 of tne
Flctltloue Bu&lneH 92708 This business is con· PUBLIC NOTICE To SELL AlCOlllllC BEVER· you ~e11re to ~nteat lhe THE PETITl.ON re· Of TN• Tht propll1y llddr'tU • BuSlnt$S and Professions Coot. N S I I G B k h 10115 La ACES forlenvre of t hi• property, Cllhlr CXJtnmon <*qwlOI. I'"'· that lht a>l\Sldtribon for tllnS!er •m• I• •m•n ~ry r~ • ire. Flctltlou1 BuslneH dueled by: an individual Fictitious Business 1 n AOPI pV<auent 10 HHlth quests authority to d rhl,... prop111y cii9a1bld elxM of the t.isiness Ind hceme IS IO The following persons ar~ Quinta Circle. Fountain Val· Name Statement Have yov s1aned doing Nam• Statement Date 0 ling icanon S•fety Code Section' admm1ster the es1a1e • PJllJClfltd 10 be 250 JOANN ST be ""d 0..., ahet tile trlnSfer !'las
dolnp business as: Res•· ley, CA 92708 The following persons are business yet? No The tollowing persons are MAA 17 1997 11488.5, you mu•t file • under the Independent Sf A MESA CA !l262G Tht ,... ••1
denlial Hair Care Services, This business. is con· doing business as: Seam· Craig Candelaria doing business as: Balport To Wham"~ Concen .,.rifled cle1m •t•tino yovr Adm1n1stratlon of Es· ndeBIQned T~ dlsdl •nv been ajlpl'Olle(l llt' tile Oe~rt
7 Robon Ct.. Newport ducted by: an lnd1Yldual ·II( less Networks, 19003 Can-This statement was filed Image Ink, 2017 e. Ocean The Name(s) of tilt AOOlt-interH t i". th• . ProP.•rty. tates Act. (This authorr· ~bitty f0t •nv inc:..aneu~ the of AlcohOhc Bewrage Control
Beach, CA 92663 Have you started dot g yon Circle, Trabuco Can-with the County Clerk ol Blvd., Balboa. CA 92661 cant(s) is.-)re BAINKEA AESTAU· You muat fole th•• pleim in ty will allow the person· prcpeny tddrlss 1nd Ollw oom-,.,.,0MatedS~,J,~,!.9'f.,. ...... •
David Kazan, 7 Robon Ct., business yet? No yon, CA 92679 . Orange County on 3·25·97 Mary Lynne Martz. 2017 E. RANT CORPORATION the Svperlor Covrt of. the al representauve 10 take mon dls~ton f '"° sllawn ,..,..., "''"" vunrvfV\•...,~ "
Newport Beach, CA 92663 Gary Brookshlr• Terran Wiiiiam Lund, 19973715 111 -Ocean Blvd. Balboa CA T~e applicants listed above are CovntV of Orenoe wit!'ln many acuons w11hou1 htru1 Thi IOI~ llllOJrt d lhl Cal1tonu Cofpomon, By 01111el ~:~~~~~ch~~~~02~ifJ" ~l~~s l~~IC~~~:y wc1!r~ile:, ~9003CCanyonC~l~c~~9Tra· Dally Piiot March 28, April 9/~161 b . • . ' :!~c ~~~:oe~~:et~ts~: ~~~tk~:lnd:1~~~t~t~:~ ob1am1ng covrt approv :::cs~,:-~~t~:':: ~~::~~~~e
This business Is con-Orange County on 3.7.97 t~~ ~~~~~en 11 con· 4. 11, 18, 1997 F747 duct!d b~~~nne~~iv:~uaTon· alcoholic be-.eraoes at unten you receiY8 ectu•I at Belore taking certain and ~~~ tll~ted ~ Newpol\Beach·CostaMeu
ducted by: husband and 19973713418 ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE Have yo~ started doing BRISTOL STREEl COSTA MESA ~~~b~;; 1 I ~1 • v:~ :.,•.~ ~r,Ze'~~.or:~~t :;,'~~~~\ upanMt end ~eras a1111e trnt CN413899 197~ APr 4. 1997
wilt Deity Piiot March 14, 21, Have you tlaned doing buslnets yet? Yes. 4·87 CA aerve •n endoreed copy of representative wttl be dthenl9lp!t:iiC11JOndth1Nola
Have you started doing 28. April 4, 1997 F666 business'vel? Yea, 3·1·97 Flctltloua BuslneH Mary Lynne Martz For tile lotlOWlng type OI the cteim on the District required 10 oive notice Of Siii • $1!>3,&17 04 In lddbln11----------
buslness yet? No Terran w'. Lund Name Statemenl This statement was filed 1..tcense 47 ON·SALE GENE Anomey ot Orenge County 10 interested persons lo call\ the 111111• 'WI ICCaPl •
David Kazan PUBLIC NOTICE This statement WIS filed The following persons are with the Covn1y Clerk ol E.ATING PLACE !Ann: SuH n P. Rlezmi n, calhie(' d-.c;j( drtwn on• 11m This statement was ltled with the County Clerk of doing business as: Oso Orange County on 3· 7·97 SANTA ANA D•puty Diatrlct Anornayl •t unless 1 he Y he v e n11cn1 benk. • ct-.c+. drtwn b'f' • wolh lht County Clerl< 01 Flctltloue Buslneu Orange County on 3-18·97 Consulting, 1820 Paik New· 199737134371 Newoon!!facn.Costa Mesa 700 Civic Center Drive waived nouce or con llllt 0t ledetal cndll unmn or•
Orange County on 3•7•97 Name Statement 19973 714417 pon 11'404, Newport Beach. Daily Pilot March 14, 21, CN'12619 2527 Ma<28 •0t 4 11 w .. t. S•nta An•. Ce semed to the p~osed ctwca drtwn b'f' •a.I• or ledlfll -· '' 19973713434 The rollowfng persons are Daily Pilot March 21, 28, Caltf. 92660 97 F685 1997 UJ.0.1. wrthon thirtV 1301 action I The 1 epen """9 and an lllOC9llOll, Dai"' Pilot March 14. 21. dolnn business as· Fibtf· i 99 FT2 R cha d A. Burgess 1820 28• April 4• 19 cf1ya of lhe filing ot the del't adm1n1stra11on UY1"91ISIOCll!mor smngs
28, Apnl 4, 1997 F695 c.;: lnternallonil. "929 Apr I 4' 11' 1 7 1 P~tk ~ewport #404: New-PUBLIC NOTICE cl•om In the Superior avthOr&IY will be granted speoftacl ., Adm 5102 " the MC911C ...
---------1 Baker Street. Space 29, PUBLIC NOTICE port Btach, Caltl. 92660 PUBLIC NOTICE CovrtJCivll D1vl1ion. unless en interested FnlfClllCodurdlUlhcnzldlo ... llONAI MM PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Meta, CA 92626 This business Is con-Fictitious Buelneu The •••lure to tt1na!y tile person tiles an ob1ec11on 11us1.a 11 the stile In lht...,.
----------• Thomu C. Bland, 929 Flctltlou1 BuelneH dueled by: an Individual N•m• Statement fW Na. 1H7J71357' end H CVH • Y8nfied cl•im 10 the pellllon end 1tndet Olhlr thin CU/I• ~ Cemet8f)' • Mortuary
Flctltloua BuelneH Baker Street. Space 29. Nam• Statement Have you started doing The following persons are FICTITIOUS IUSINESS •tat•ng •n 1nterHt in the shows good cause why lhl IMt• FTll)' ~ thl ..,. Chapel • CrematotY
Name St•t•m•nt Costa Mesa. CA 92626 The following 1>9rsons are business yet? No doing business as: Cal Reg NAME STATEMENT property In the S~peoor the court should not ll\Cll d lhl Tl\lllee's Otto urd
The followlng persons .,. This business Is con· doing business as: Pros-Richard A. Burgess Services, 504 112 e. Ocean-Tiit following pel'SOll(s) 1 Court will reault '" the grent the euthonty. ti/Ids blclolrlt ~ IO 3500 Pacific View Driw
doin13 bUslness as: a) Man· dueled by: an individual Oil. 2052 Newport Blvd., This statement was Med lront, Balboa. Ca 92661 ~t.Js.ness as property betno decl•red or A HEARING on the :;." 0t et1btlt as• llllfter d Newport Beact1 H latl d d i S 6 C M CA C C N I A ' , b 504 0 ..... ,.~ n.... ,... ordered forfeit to th• St•te Seti Alt llWI t. made tall 944-2700 age Maintenance, b) AAA eve you s e o ng te • osta esa. will! the ounty lerk ol e son ..... zarza uru, 1 "'""· ""'u"" ....,, of Caltfomia •nd diatnbuted pe11uon will be held on _..;._ ~:====-====='"' Notary, c) Newpon Mail butlMH yet? No 92627 Orange County on 3·25·97 112 E. Oceanfront. CA C»I 112679 pureuent to the provii ion• May 8. 1997 et 1 4S .Clwl ~.:. ~ .. ~: ... j.' r --•TI._.. Boic 2052 Newport Blvd .. ThomasC.Bland George D. Herbik, 2052 19973715187 926.61 Lllaclnvestments l P.Wrll1a ot H .. lthendS•tetyCode P.M in Dept 7031ocat upmsorrn,.eo.r1g11\o-"' · r~-._..., Sui1e 6, Costa Mesa, CA This statement was med Newport Blvd.. Suite 8. Dally Pilot March 28 Aprol This business . Is con· Moran Jr . G Partner. 10 Stitt Section 114811 without ed 111 341 The c11X pa1-.o1 ~ tr"ICllllltnlUI. IBl BROADWAY
92627 • wtth the County Clerk ol Coste Meta, CA 92627 ' ducted by: an lnd1Y1dual . Coto Oe Caza. Calif 92679 fur1her notice or hearing. Dr 1 v e orange c Sllllfy Illa tndelitedrels MClll'ld bt
George o. Herblk, 2052 Orange County on 3-7-97 This buslneu Is eon· 4· 11• 18• 1997 F749 Have you sraned doing The FuUmer Company. Jame 03/2 1 03/28 04 /04 92668 said deeo. ~ r~. Mortuary* Chapel
Newport Blvd.,Sulle 6, 199737134 25 ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? Yes. 10:1·96 L Fullmer, G Paitner. 10 Shl11!, ' ' IF YOU OBJECT TO wllll neMI 11 ~ tlleretn. Cremation
Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Daily Pilot March 14, 21, Have you started doing Nelson A. Uzarzaburu ColO Oe Ca.ta Caltl 112670 PUBLIC NOTICE f h •rd the uncitld llMCIPll belenc:e ci 1 ~o e' roadway Thi " I I b slnesa yet? No Fictitious Buslnes• This statement was ltled T ... s ..... ,,;_5 15 co""'·cte" the granung 0 I e tile m t MQllld t1f utd daecj. WCI! s .,.us ntss ·' con· 28. April 4, 1997 F690 u . ~ with the County Clerk ot •• ........... "'"' v petition. you should .... ..-,..__as __._. --"' osta Mesa duc:1ed by: an lndiv1duel George D. Herbtk Name Sla tem ent a general partnerslvp b •• ., ... '""..," ..... ._ ••..,
Have you slarted doing C NOTICE This statement was filed The following persons are Orange County on 3.7.97 R be Ale No. 71908 Servicer GE appear at the earing nOI•. 1-. cNtQll end ~ • MZ-8150 business yet? Yes, 10·1·95 PUBLI with the County Clerk of doing buslndss as: South· 109737 13426 10 tra~ss:in'ru~~~I ~~er ~ CAPITAL l888632296T~tor J and stale v.our ob1ec "thllNSt•tndlhllMl.atl\td ._ ________ ..
George o. Herblk Fictitious Busln•H Orange County on 3·18·97 land Glass & Mirror, 6175 Dally Pilot March 14 21, lcbDous oosiness name 0 KINCAID Nollce ot Trustae s tt0ns o.r file written bf ud dlltd " tl\llt dllld. Thlt statement was flied Name Statement 19973714422 Manchester, Buena Park. 8 A 11 997 j:-688
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with lh• County Clerk of Th• following p8fson• are Daily Pilot Match 21, 28, CA 90621 2 · pr 4• 1 names isted "'" . RAN A Of Trust. oated 4/16193. Unles court be lore the hear ance ~· • lilld Tlllltte
Orange County on 3-18-97 doing bt1sint1s as: Signa· Aprll 4, 11, 1997 F723 Car1on Cart Landers. 2569 PUBLIC NOTICE SK;~O WILLIAMJ ~I J you take action to prollCt you mg. Yovr appearance •900 Rmd. Suh 2870
19973714407 lure Marketing Associates. Elden Ave., IC·1. Costa s slattmenl was tied wil property. rt may bt sold at mav be on person or by I~. 91706 (&18) 5 PUBLIC NOTICE M CA 92627 Fictitious 8u1lnt 11 the Coun1y Clerll of Ora pubtlc WI. II you need an ex your a11orney. 4&5& fOR S4LES INFORMATION Dally Piiot March 21, 28, 2664 San Joaquin Hiiia Rd., eta, N•m• St•tement Coun\y on Ma1th 10. 19117 planaflon of tfle "'ture OI IF YOU AR E A CALL (71•) 57$.1965 by RAY·
April 4• 11• 1997 F724 ~rg~!.D~.Mv8;n c~:::;;,, Flc tlUoue But lneH du~1!d ~~s~·~~•Y:~ua~on· The following persons are NOTIC(-Thls F1Cbbous Na proceedings against you. /j,. CREDITOR or a con11n MON02UBIATE Asst Stawtlf)'
PUBLIC NOTICE 2664 u n JoaQuin Hills, N•m• St•t•ment Have you started doing doing business as: Balboa ~=~ ~~~:i~~l:rs~f°.c ~ou~~~t~ ~~-gent creditor ol the 1'91325 l'21312&41~7
Corona Del Mar, CA 92625 The following persona are business yet? No Pharmacy, 716 E. Balboa ot 11\e County Cletll A new Fico· • \,11 StrvleeS··1nc deceased vou must tile l----------
Flctltloue Bueln•H This buslnets Is con-doing business u: Moore Carson Carl landers Blvd., Balboa, CA 92661 •ous ~siness Name Stateme~wut =:o Trvs.t uri'de vow ·taim w11h th"
Name Statement dueled by: an Individual Ac:courttlng, 1018 Van Dyke This statement was tiled Mike B. Martin. 3420 E. rrost be ldtd pnor 10 tllal date duly I 1 ltd by Joan court dnd mail il copy 10 MEET
The totlowlng persons are Have you started doing Dr., Laguna Beach, CA with lh• County Clerk ol Third Ave., Corona Del The t ~ng ol Ills stalt!ment !Jou dDeeo ... ~_,~us =' as lrVSIOf rhe personal represents
A i b 1 est ~ti? No 92651 Orange County on 3·31·97 Mar. CA 92625 1 K.,,_,. a ow d b rh• doing business at: san usn Marilyn Moor• Wiison, 19973715772 This business Is con-not ol 1tsel1111lhonie the use ' recorded Aotl 26. 1993 as111ve dppoonte v ~
Bistro, 2600 E. Coast High· Thomat . Van Wegoner 1018 Van Dyke Dr., Laguna D II p·1 I "~U 4 fl 111 ducted by: an indiY1dual tin stat! ol a nc:.-oos ~Sines Instrument No 930275061 In court w 1th•n lour ~:l25ccxona Del Mar, CA ~~·,~ate~~ w~~:1-:, Be~ch. CA 02651 2
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1Y99;0 "+"" • ;:758 Have you started doing Name in ~1~00 ot lflt nohts ot bOOk page of 1118 otncial rec-mon1hs trom the date
someone special
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Long Viel Tran & Anh·Hoa Orange County on 3-7-97 This butlntn Is con-5• business yet? Yes, 3·2·82 "10tller unoer Federal, Stale
Tran. 835 Amlto• Way, I 19973 713428 dUcted by: an lnd1Yjdval PUBLIC NOTICE M1.ke B. Martin ,,.~(Ste SecDOn l-4 • . Have you 1telled doing This starement was filed et seq • uvsiness and ProfesStO 9, Newport each. CA D11ly ~1101 March 14. 21. business yet? Yts, 1992 Flcutloue Bueln ••• wl1h the County Clerk ol l 9l~ business la con-28. April 4• 1997 f 69l Marilyn Moore WlllOfl Name ltatern.nt Or1nge County on 3.7.97 Fi~t.!1no
b d d This statement was filed Th• followlng p8fson1 are 10973713430 Hewpol\ Beach·Cosla "4es.l
ducted by: hus an an PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk ol doing butlneu 11: Platl· Daily Pilot March 14, 21, CN409410~AAN~l4.21.28
wHile d dol"" 1 8 1 Orang• County on 2·19-97 num Leads, 1n Riverside 28 A ·14 1997 F694 APr•. 1Q97 ave you Slant ... Flct tloue u• n•H 199737115 18 Drive. Suile F, Newport _.;__;p:...n_.;.· _____ ~--t~~~e~!r~~~,!"0 Name ~t•t•m•nt Daily Pilot March 21, 28, Beach, CA 92663 PUBLIC NOTICE __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T-IC_E __
This 111terNnt was !tied Tht lolloWlng per~onsKaar~ April 4, 11, 1997 F729 David M. Perry, 177 River---------------------k r doing business u. A) • sldt Drive Suite F New-Flctltloua Su&lneu o~·:.....~·c~yntyonc~~.9: Yaky B). Ka'-Yaky :W!.'~"6· PUBLIC NOTICE P<H1 Beach'. CA 926sJ Nam• Statement FflllCT• Nomo.1us"713us711~s7s• · . ., 1048 Irvine Ave., Su It .... • Thia butlneu 11 con-The following persons are -
199737 13424 Newpott Beach, Ca 92660 Flctltloue Bueln•H ducted by: an Individual doing business as: Aquar· NAMtSlATBHNT Dally Poot' March 14, 21. Karl Whiltaker, 1048 lrvlnt Name Stal•m•nt Have you started doing lus 1nna1ables, 770 W. 17th Tiii ro11ow1no person(a) •slirt
28. April 4, 1997 F899 Ave., Suite 346, NewpM The lollowlng persons are buslnt11 yet? No St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 ng l)Jsiness as RESlORE 4, ----------1 Beach, Ca 92660 doing buslneu at: Tri· David M. Perry Scot A. Conrad. 2437 INC . 510 S Harbor Ooulevaro, PUBLIC NOTICE Thia bu~lneat It con· umpn Bu1lnttt Systems, This statement w11 flied Windward Ln., Newport l'ullerton. Clltlomla 112832
----------1 dueled by. an lndMdual 4521 Campua Drive, I 215, with the County Clerk of Beach, CA 92660 P.eslOre •. Inc : • Oel1W111 Flc Utloue BuelneH Have you •tarted doing Irvine, CA 92612 Orange County on 4·1·97 This business It con-Ol'PO'M<>n. 510 S Harbor Boule
Nam• l t•tement bulfntH'Y.t? YH, 1-1·97 Pamela F91d, 4521 Cam-199737 15885 ducted by: an lnd1vldual ro. FUltlerton. Cllttomia 112832 Th• followlng pe11on1 are Kiii Whittaker • pus Dr 11 21 5 lf'Vlne CA 0 •1 Pll t ..... 11 18 Havt you started doing This t.Js.ntss 1s co~Cltd bV doing buslneu as: Jt ron-This atattmt nl wi t flied 92612 ., • • 11 Y o ....,r 4, II, ' bullness yet? Ves. 3·1·97 a>rpotlllOn
Imo Plaza, One CIYic Plaza, with the County Cltfk bl Thlt b u1rne11 Is con· 25• 1997 F759 scot Contad The ftQ!Strant commenced IO
Suite 280, Newport Btaeh, Oranoe Counly on 3.7.97 ducted by: an lndMdu11 PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was filed t.isiness under the
CA 92660 18973 713422 Have YoU 11at1ed doing wllh the County Clerk of IQ~s bu11nen name
Witllam J. Murphy Tr1J•t. Daily Pllol March 14, 21 , business yet? Yes. 3-92 Flctltloue Bu1lnH• Orange County on 3.7.97 namts ~steel lbCM on Februaiy
William J. Murphy, lru1IH; 28. AJ)rU 4, 1997 F692 Pamela F-'d N•m• Stat•m•nt 19073713419 24 1097
3'44 1/2 Wtsley StrMI. Thia 1lattmtn1 was fll9<1 The foltowlng pertona 11e Daily Polol March 14, 21, KiNEO RESTORE 4, INC By
Cutver City, CA 90230 PUILtC NOTICE with the County Cltfk of doing business as· tngtla g 997 Feg8 MtfM PIUftO, Ptuident
This bu1lne11 11 con· Orange County on 2·20-97 Enterprlaea, 1250 'Adams 28• Ar>r 4• 1 Tiits stllttntlt wu ltl~ wit
dueled by: a family IMI Flotltlou• •u•IM•• 1073711878 Ave., 15202. Coste Meta. PUBLIC NOTICE Ille Countt om ot Orange
.. • Havt YoU •tatted doing Na ... State ... nt Dally Piiot Matd'I 21, 28. CA 9ma Cou~ on~ 10. 1907
buslneu yet? YH, 11·8-76 The toloW!ng Pf™l'll are AP111 • 11 1997 F730 lngela Rlngbfer, 1250 '1c11Uou1 lu•ln•H NOTICf.Ths Fd'<lVt
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TNI 1111emenl was llled worli Rttource Qroup PUBLIC NOTICE Meta. CA 92628 Th• following persona are b •ti Wts Ned 1111IM Ott
with the County Clerk of (NRQ) 1'201 Yan Kalmen, Thia butln•H It con. dol~ bullntss u : Dog ol b Countr Qe1' A new fd. m wiJJ"""' SEARCH tJx name for you 111 no cam cixzrir. anti ttnJe JO" tht ..
time mtti tJx trip /() tht Cwrt Htn« in Salllll .Ana. Tbm. cf CXlllm, afor lix ~ Ofange County on 3-1 t·t7 Ste. 1°'40, lrvlnt1 CA12t12 Plctftleue 8u•lneH ducted by: en lndlllldval Wa'", 3838 E. Cotti Hwy, '°"' .,_. Heme SU11
18t737t3111 George C91n, 121 ~ ,.__ ltate1Mnt Have you etarl9<1 doing Corona Det Mat, CA 92625 ftN1f be fll9d P'* tr> 1Nt dMI
Daily Pilot March 14, 21, Ave.. l.ong Beach, CA The folowtnv per'IOnl ate butlM•• ~No Klmban Moss, 705 t/2 a. The MlflCI ol llis ...,..
28. Aprl 4, 1991 F702 90803 doing bulilMM u : Al'l\et'~ !noel* Rlngbfer gonla AWi, Corona Del Mat. llOt ol itMll aullloNt .. uM i
---------1 Thi• bu1lnea1 11 con-can l oner, ~1 Camw• Thla 11a1~ wu filed CA 92'25 h t"* Of , ~ •ti PUBLIC NOTICE cl~ by: an lndMdual Ortv9, I ~ts. ltvlneo-.CA with the COYnty Cltfk 01 Thie bu1lne11 I• con· Name in \flol~ o1 1t1e flOflb Have you etarted doing 12t12 ()Jange County on 4-1•97 dudtd by: en lndMdual anotllet undtf redtnl Sllle
'1ot1Uoua BuelMH bl.lelntll yet? No ,.em.la 'eld, 4521 C&m-1 H737 1 l811 Have you atarted doing COtl'Wl'IOft law CS.. ~ ti
N•m• St•t•Ment George Clift put Or., " UI, INlnt, CA Dally PllOI N>fll •. It, 11, business yet? No llMQ ~11ne,u110 Plolusio The following pertoN ere Thi• t lllement wu filed t2t12 25 1997 P'7St Klmb11t Mo'* OoOe) • , doing butlnett u : Gent with the County Clefk of Thl1 b u1lnHt 11 eon-1 This statement wH filed r. f1ll o. Brown, 21aao Mar-Oranoe Coutltv on 3-7·t7 ducted by: an lnclMduat PUBLIC NOTICl!L with 1he c ounty Clerk or ~ .. ~11 MIU
gu9rlte Pkwy. 4'C19T, Ml" tH'l~7 t34lt7 Hl 119 you ~ ~ -Orangt County on 3.17.97 ·~-'°i6 AfSTOAt4 Mir
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w/lolt condo style apt. 122 Ag•te·Bal la Searc h Baby Gap, ADVllRTl81NO
Vaulted celllngs, llght Straight Lse. Call Baby Guess, Gerbef, SALl!8
& airy walk through Chrls·agt 673-4499 Disney, McDonald'•· Local weekly new•·
kitchen, large walk·ln ---------No fee. Natalie, paper ·1Hk1 account
closet. dishwasher, INDUSTR.IAL 2788 800-7882 Hecullve. Musi be de· private extra large pendable, team orl·
patio from living room. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _L_O_S_T-.-.-----enled, sell •tarter who
addition al patio olf ol 10,000 Sq Ft Q Is able to work well
bdrm w/outslde 11or· lndustrl•I Bulldjng FOUND 2925 under deadlines.
age space. Vertlcal Production Pl. N.e.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Some advertising b 11 n d s I n c I u de d Dlvlslble. Bob Caustln t• background Pfeferred.
throughout, skytlght In Bkr 722-8777 FOUND 2 Perekeets Position offers salary living room, unique In East Bluff area on plus commission. we
bathroom/ vanity/---------3/30. Call to Identify. also offer excellent
dressing areal Neutral INCOME 758·f0.22 benefit package In a
carpet throughout! PROPERTY 2790 FOUND Rabbit 3/29 drug free environ·
Carport stall 10 ac-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sonora School area. ment. M/F/ON oommodate 1 vehlcle Name It clalm 111 For consideration
Included. Very bright Property Management 548•8777 please fax resume to:
and open hvlng areal Apts, homes, condos. •---------Janise Cross, Dis· Call now, won·t lastl Results oriented, lull LOST CAT Blk/wht play Advertising Man· s1470. 789·0931 or partlal mgmnt. short hair male on ager, Huntington
Don St.Jean 633·2344 3/16 near Charleston Beach Independent HOUSES/
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stan1ng trom $985. ,_R_O_O_M_S ____ 2_7_0_6 BUSINESS
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on 3/19. 842·0254 promo box route.
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S 1800/mo. 675•9147 · to shopping. 642· 1353 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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Potential. 376-1993
HOTEL
Wyndham Garden
Hotel Ask about our
current spoclalsl
Be•utlfully
Remodeled Home Best E 'slde with Hard
4bd. 2ba. remod k1I/ To Find 2Br 2Ba
baths. mstr bdrm w/ M aster Suites. Nr
pvt door to yard. 2·car Trl·Sqr. gar. no pels
garage w /Ind r Y $1060/Lse 640·9406 Linda Hortm3n. Agt
644·2144 729·5122. ---------
2·Story Twnhme 2Br
1.5Ba. end unit. Lrg
patio, w/d hkup. Only
$74,000 agt 968-4906
FlJr & Savel 3br 2 Sba.
lam rm, t.onus rm
Must ••II fast!
S259 ,900 Nancy
Luksa. agl 969·6100
W•t•rfront
Townhome
,2br, 2.5ba, 1300 sq.11 .
2-car garage, boat
sJ I p . d e e p wot e r
~cess . Christiana
eay . S299.500 .
ijP, 714-376·1782
Balboa N•wport
RHlty,lnc.
Oceanfront Duplex
Beat Buy
L tve Unite
.... ,000
723-4494
,
Nwprt Hgte 3Br 3Ba
Hae. Very clean, tp,
w/d hkup, gar, 1111 4-t St~.. 758.0874
Pvt •••Oh 2 + 2. New
dacor/8trt>ertvert/pnl,
FP, .,.11o, pool, c1rprt.
11295, qulell 17i.305t.
Vere•ilt•• itudlo ~•"th... furnfunfum,
Pool, gym. ger, wall<
to beh 192.5. 494-8604
. '
645·5862 434·0873 Lii Msg
Beautlful, N .B . 3Br
2.5Ba Lg kit, hi cell,
Berber crpl. Ip, p3tlo.
w/d. pool/spa. prkng.
S525. Erin. 497-4485
Office f10U11: 9:00 am • 5:00 pm M-P
and 10:00 .un . 4·00 pm~
1561 Mesa Of. • Santa AN Ha,tm, CA
(71.f) 5'6-9860
$850 Wk. Extra
NO DPellEHCEIECf.SSNIV
AS A FINANCEAGENT
You CJn CJN 24 Hours a Oiy to Request Oel1lls arid ln!Ofmallon
(
3012
KARATE
SELF DEFENSE
Adult & Chlldren
Prlveto or Group Em-
phasis on Physlcal &
Spiritual transform•·
lion by 3rd Oogreo
Black Bait Milster/
, Kenpo Karate
Angel Cove Studio
714· 723·8023
Positions Available
•S•I•• Mgr
•Mgmt Train•••
, •Shuttle Drivers
*Cale Server
•Ou .. t Secv. Agt
Please apply at,
3350 Ave of the Arts,
Costa Mesa. 751·5100
HOTEL
SHERATON
NEWPORT
BEACH
is interviewing for 1he
following posilions:
e Front Desk · Fl/PT
EMPLOYMENT 1> Reservotionist · FThT
' e FT Housekeeping
EMPLOYMENT I Supervisors · AM/PM
5530 1 e Restaurant
! Host/Hostess
I e Club lounge Attendant
• FT Evenings
• Wotter/Wottress · PT
e Bartender · PT
Join o Winning Tiom by
opplying in penon ot;
4 S4 s MocAlthur BlVd.
N leCKh CA 92660
Out of ••nt• If•
at Fashion l1l1nd h11
1ai.1 po1ltlon1 avail,
Contact S u aanna
w111een: 84,..seaa
EMPLOYMENT ·
5530
EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 s 5 3 0 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
PIT Demonstrator•
Weekends In grocery S I St tfl n
Stores. Must be nea1, uper or • "• Service a friendly, salea abilities. 19700 Falrchild tmmed Openings! Car
nee. S6.50hr. 714·557· Ste 240. Irvine
5579 or 800-450-4336 Ttmp & T&mp To Perm
RECEPTIONIST ·PT e ACCOUNTING
Monday thru Friday e ADMINISTRATION
12·Spm. Busy Orange e CLERICAL County equipment e WMEHOUSE
leasing firm Is looking
for candidate with ex-Call (714) 475-1155
cellent phone manner· OR FAX 475·1165
Ism & or_ganlzatlonal ---------skUls to Juggle mut· TELEMARKETING
tlple responslbllltes. Medlcal-work al home
We are looking for a Good St Local area.
team player with a Paid wkly 800-640-3926
good attitude to greet
our clients and handle Tr•vel Agent•
all Incoming calls from Full·tlme. Exper noc.
busy switchboard. Busy beautlful olllce-
DlstributlO'n of mall. Apollo. Call 963-8747.
laxes, packages and Intern a I memos. Veterln•rlan Asat
MUST BE PUNCTUAL Experienced .. Apply
ANO PROl'ESSIONALI Tue·Sat, 11 om-3pm
Fax resumes to BHB • 8904 W. PCH, NB
at 714-435-selO. •Work From Ho m•• OR mall to: BHB/NB PO Box 2392 $25 to 575 Per Hour PT/FT Santa Ana, CA 1.ao0-298·7194 92707-0392
No phone calls
..,.__...-...P_•e....,as..,..e,_r _,,,....___,, EMPLOYMENT
Recepttonlth Good SERVICES 5533 voice & phn manner.
Apply Tue-Sat, 11·3. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
8804 W. PCH, NB ••••••••
Sett-Motivated?
CETUSA seeks
individual to
place/supervise
Please be aware that
tho lisllngs In this cat-
egory may require you
to call a 900 number
In which there Is
charge per minute.
EMPLOYMENT
Top Dollar Paid!
From 1 600·1960.
1 pc to entire estate.
Paintings, china.
glsware, furn, etc.
40Y~ NB Res 673·6223
AUCTIONS 6012
OUTSTANDING
NEWPORT R .I.
ESTATE AUCTION
J . Maestro's
Auctions
31894 Unit C2 Plza Or.
San Juan Capls.trano
Sat. April 5, 6PM
Prev iew a t 3PM
Just back from New
England with a grea1
eslatel Mahogany.
oak, Victorian walnut
&, Deco furniture.
Mission oak by
Stlckley. Young &
King furniture com·
pony. Roseville, clock,
radios, olllamps, pair-
polnle lamp. Victorian
glassware, china, ster· lin_g flatware sot, Sliver
pfate. door slops.
humidors, spool ~abi·
nets, country store pie
display cases, jewelry,
and more. Don't miss
this great auction!
Call 714-443·0530 or
498·6902 for more
info. Cash. checks &
major credit cards
accepted. 10% buyers
pre m I um . I .5 t o
Ortega Hwy, west ti)
1st Ilg ht. letl 10 Dc•I
Obispo St .. l)axt light
lel1 to Plaza Drive.
foreign High School
students in host
families. Training,
fees, international
travel incentives.
Send resume:
WANTED 5535 ------
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FURNITURE 6014
CETUSA
5618 Della Ave.
Alta Loma, CA 91701
Experienced
coordinalors caH·
1 ·888-CETUSAS
Dog W a lker, I will
walk & love your pell
Weekend• & Eves!
Morgan 714-642·8533
Loving Swedish Nurse.
12 Yrs exp. Honest &
caring. Good cook.
Loe refs. Chrllllne Saleapel'son 1::1714·848·3 7351::1
Exp. Upscale ladles/ ---------
Sectlonal tan & b~
couch whitewash c~
fee table & Entertain·
ment center. $600/all.
Oak dresserfmirror
$250. 2 twin beds w/
pine headboards
S 125/ea. Glass patio
table w /4 chairs.
lounge chair. $40. mens' sportswear. l::I P/T Home Care
723-8747 * 852·8889 * Companion/Day Care
Secrelary Cleon l::ICook l::IDrlve Errands. 722-5223 _M_E_R_C_HAN ___ D_I_S_E __
Administrative
Secretary
Publicly held Orange
County equipment
leaslng co. needs
efficient .Individual to
support regional Sales
and Flnanco Depts.
-------MISC. 6015
DO MES TI CS 5 54 0 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
' *HOUSEMAN*
9Yrs Exp. Clean &
maintain large homes.
Outdoor dulles. car
care, pet care, driving,
Wolff Tanning Beds
Tan At Home
Buy Direct <tnd Savel
Low Monthly Pmts
Free Color Catalog
Call 1·800.711·0158
cooking .. serving. Xlnl t-;:=======~ NB refs. 909·336·0401 •.
HOUSE-SITTING
Newlywed Popperd1ne
grads seek houses1nlng
opportunity, wh~le
saving for own homo.
Ref's avail. 723°1769
· Varied duties Include
typing C1f lease
documents, sales pro·
posals, photocopying,
occasslonal reception-
ist rellal and lax com·
muntcatlons white
working In a fall·
paced environment.
Loan Proc•••ln9
Experienc e a plus! •••••••••
.WHAT
HAPPENS
IF YOU
0011'1
ADVEl11SE1
NOTHING.
Organization & otten-MERCHANDISE t Ion to detail I•
essential. Position •11111•••••••
assists 25 + p.eople
eager to have every----------
thing done yesterday! ANl'.IQUES 6010
Ideal candid ate must iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii be proflclent In MS
Word 6.0 and MS
Excel. Min. 60 wpm.
Please fax resumes to
(714)751-7557. No
phone calls please.
BH/N8
PO Box 2392 Santa
Ana, CA 92707--0392
Secret•ry Small NB
Dsgn Firm. Exp'd
w/Comp, Transcrb,
Gen Ofc·Flex Hrs.
Fax Res: 722·1395
Securttw Officer•
Immediate positions
avallablel Call lor
appointment 248·9180
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ANTIQUES 4 U
•Salo 10·30%• Accepting consignment.
30% lee. Unhmlled time.
312 Newport Blvd, N.B.
Call the
Classifieds 548·4123
(714) 642·5678
Results!
From
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was inmdibld (I
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FRIDAY. APRIL 4, 1997
COllPVTDS 8018 CORONA 8141 ....
DEL MAR 6122 TIANSPORTATION DODGE 9065 A .. TODAY'S .
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t Happy
heSilstion 50 o.v.
WAllTIJ>
TO BUY 6019
Many hardgood1, al!. 97 H b . •---------ver keep11kH, col-• ouae oat 68 • FORD 9075
le<:tlbl ... houH ILems, 18 L Powell. Shared ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & more on aale whlla own e r • h I p Ir o m 1,
IUppUH IHI. Fri 8am-S7 ,995/Wk 241 ·8586
DONE IN AT TJW. F.Nl>
lloih vuln.-r11hle North denl11.
5 Strongman ol
myth
10 Brontte
~3 Boe
S8 M~aced 59 Claw
• 61 Ans1ocra1
ELKC:TRIC KILN 12:30pm & Sat Barn.Ill Call •nY11me. everything 11 aoldl 1• .. -11-01-N-E_S_L_l_P_S __
'78 F350 P/U 4 dr
W/Hrvlce bed, ladder
rack. Very 1trong 460
CID. New radl1l1 with
alum rims. Great work
tr uck. S2SO O
NORTH
•AQ Q K876
0 763
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lttYt' South thret' rl1amond11 Rnd
t hrt't' llJ\:lrll'!• 11nd th._.. 11lnm drpt'nrli:
nt Wllf»l nn n finr~t'. harrin1t a 4 0
hrRrl brr:ik
governess
1.t Rao1 anc1 -
1S ldMo caJ)ltal
62 C&lhedrlll part
63 Hactinevoo
801°0022 520 1/2 Av~•do n~ oid Coln• Oold Sliver (Avocado!Thl'P'!' Ave) DOCKS 7022
16 Gas '°' signs t 7 Like -ot bncks
I 8 NOi al)pfopnate
19 -Do Is Dream
6-4 Fencing
weapon 65 Oddball
540.5995n54.4455 Fr1nkUn Mint. Sterling Set 8 ·12 3·Famlly iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Old watcl'IH & Jewelry Salel New: Tiffany, * Private Dock * WeslCOHI Coln 642·9448 H20Ford, Orefers, '87 FORD VAN Conv.
WEST
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in hnnrl w11h thP king l>t•rlarl'r
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cl1~rnvr•r I hNr waR :i 11 urr t rump
lo~rr, ttnrl r rospr•cL'I W('r(' grim Tn
:ivn1d A rl111mnnd ln111'r, rl«'rlnrrr
w1111lcl nl'Pd 11 winninl( fin<''lltt' nnd
1'111 ('11ttpl11y
of Vou"
20 Myshly
66 PIAyfUI
waler dweller
67 Shlchrd togelhf't L 25' max pwr/Prlce neg TENT TRAILER In auren, Lancome , Ez accs/dock,shp,bch v.e, A/T, P/S, A/C,
goo4 condition. Wiii· Hibbets Art, Gucci, •.Al 875•0048 * Low ml. Orig. Ownor.
22 Collided with
24 Zvlde1 -
Ing to pay !Ip to $500 kitch/olc/1po11s Items, $4,999-Flrm 720·1722
965.1772 or 842.4321 a/c. lamps, etc. 35' Mooring Btwn ,88 ESCORT • ,J 114 2 o KJ9 6
• IOR7
25 Flower holder
26 Chum DOWN 1 Clutch
2 Tardy
T D II P Id 512 Larkspur 15th .,. Lido, N.B. op o ara • $9500/obo. 969·5553 5 speed. economy
SOUTH
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l11nt' ']'hr ilinmond q11<'rn wn11
line1111t>d qurcrflflrully, a 11padr wn11
ll'd t-0 lhe ll<'t' and a d111mond bark
to llCI' Next ram<' lhrl't' rounds or
d11h11, rlcclarf'r diacarding a d18·
monn rrom hnnd A rluh nifT an the
rloqrd h11 n1l cnmpletrd a pnrtrnl
11lnp It wn11 now t1ml' In throw
W!'icl nn lrn<i with the mai;trr
tnimp 11nd hope for lht> hesl
29 Spelled leltne$
33 Gets. as salary
34 Stare
3 Dl'clare openly
4 Inhabitant For Records. Jazz,---------car, (200512/358569).
Sountracka, etc. COSTA MESA 6124 BALBOA: 40' DOCK, $5995 36 Monk's !Ille 37 -p1em1um 5 To1e1aled
Calt Miko 645·7505. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Two S I d e T I e . Toyot• of 9' and 13' Wide. Huntington B••ch scarce
38 Bushy·lt1•~
6 r 11m up one's e 1""1 UN..i '"""" s~
rnu'K'les 27 P1~n1on 46 Grp
7 P1evancnlo1 28 Vl'llfld 47 Nastier ---------12800 Wiiiow SAT 8·2 • 714-842-4905. 714-847-8555
FREE TO YOU 6022 F\.!rn. Househld llems, 1=~="",..------•·--------The bidding·
NORTH EAST
anlmats 8 Viper 30 Many ltmes 50 Sctieme
FREE HAIR CUT
w/putChlH of chem I YC.
Emerald Beauty a.ion
P•trlck 838-8811
Bldg Mat, Kg H20 Bed SalVS11p_ 91t beam. 10 '88 Muat•ng Conv.
Gu Htr1, Tbts/Chl'S Etc. mlns io 1ea, main 5 . 0 , 5 ·s pd • red ,
Bl channel, up to 45ft leather. old s tock. ock Yard S•I• $1 0 per. 87S.8835 Runs Xlnll Maintenance Vista Baya recordl·Slnce now. (oH Santa Ana) $6000 515 010"'
•Sundav 8 ·1 • ·I••••••••• . ~
INT r Rll" 3• PMs
5• Pou
Pau ran
SOt.rm WE~
31:" r110 .co ru11
61:7 Pau
~ Buller container
40 Perch ·
41 lhe Clan ol the Cave Bear·
author
9 0to11ys 31 CH"e ll1e 51 long easy 10 Glossy paint 32 Swo1d stnde
1 t SQoeal 3" 011tch chet'se 52 Former map
12 Pan tn a play 35 WC>Mrnopper s 1nits
13 Ol<lahoma town tool 53 °'5moullfed r
21 Telescopes 38 Ar11f1<"•at1v h•Qtl S4 Memo
eye vo.ce 55 NOlhm dOln'1"
Loads of new/barely AUT '93 TEMPO OL PETS & used kllchen and QMOBILES Auto, ac, pa, must
llrnvo' Down lo nothing but
'>p:tdl'!'1, W1'11l wall forrrd to give
dcclnrt'r 11 rufT-itlufT 1'hr lnc;t two
tnrkc; Wl'rl' 'IC'Orrd hy II c;p;i1IP n1fT'"
<htmmy nq rlrrlnrf'r dtJ<rnrclrd a clin·
mnnd, lhr n 11 d1omonrl ruff in hnnd
42 Slbltng s child
44 Slight foohnq
47 Beanng 48 -Maior
constellation
49 Sounds ol
23 Avail oneself of 42 Undercover 56 Attracted
25 U or I cl'p 57 Cap.tat ot
26 Sumptuous 43 Shoe pans Yemen ANIMALS 6049 ___ h_o_u_so_h_o_ld_ll_om_s._ soot (100835/138238)
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $6995.
W:i!lll'<l v:ilnl'!l ari-the hllnr nf a
dccl:iror's e Xi!lLJ-llCI'. 00en thl' Rllr·
lion rannol idl'nlify thi!I nnw, nnn
df'<'lnrer has lo work hnrd to mnkc
whnl c;hould ha\•e heen A !H mplr
rnnlrnct
meal 45 Pursueo 60 Stull
Mlcrow•v•. S60.
Bread m•chlne brand new, S90. 515-9595
TICKETS 6075
Davis Cup Tickets
April 4,5,6 . Face
value. Call Ric k or
Lynn, 646-0216 day1.
GARAGE SALES
•Ol•nt S•I•• Toyot• of
S1turday 8am-2pm BMW 9030 Huntingto n Beach 249 Flower St Furniture, clothes. lots liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii __ 7_1_,.._8_4_7_·8_5_5_5_
ot Stull! 548·4711 •93 3251S Blk/tan. '95 ES CORT WON
GOOD STUFF! 46k mis. Loaded! 5 lpd, a/c, p/s, !amlly
Sal8am·1 2noon Must seel $23k OBO wagon. (100988/
274 Knox Place 721·9133 , Alan 373118). $8995.
Furn, clolhes, books. Tovota o f 1---------Huntington Beach Saturday 8am·2pm BUICK 9035 714-847·8555
North-~oulh used a me·hidding
!ll'qurnre t.o r nd up in a slnm thol
WAI< cl 1s tinrlly 11g11in sl lhe odcl s
bera11se of t.he duplication in
11pnrll'~ Thrre was no wny lo discov·
<>r, however, that the queen of
J.c>arn to be a better bridge
p lRycr! S ub1tcribe n ow to the
Goren Rridge Letter by calling
1800) 788-1225 for information.
Or write to: Gor«>n Bridge Let·
ter, P .O. Dox 4410, Chicago, Ill.
60f>l40.
Quollty turn. decorator 1 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii access. 3 Ille cab.1• ---------contemp. sola/chalr, '85 Riviera Exe cond, HONDA 9085l----------.-------------------
OR set, much more! new tires, $2500. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
2200 Canyon DR 723-193 7 ,83 Accord Htc hbk MAZDA 9 125 NISSAN 9150 TOYOTk
Sunday 9a m ·3pm p w r 51 r /b r ks, K 0 0 • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
9210
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37 f'u rn lture. beds,1·CAD---------wood TO. A/C. Svc '92 MX3 •93 SENTRA '85 S UPRA 5-spd, all
clothing. toys, etc. IlLAC 9040 rcrds. Now trs, cllch. Auto. loaded, cute. 5 speed, air, ps, eco· pwr, new liros. banory
BA.I.BOA 2403 College Dr liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil alt. 51500. 642-2940 ( 2 o o 4 6 o /1 1 5 e 3 e) nomtcal cnr. (200360/ & rad1a1or. Snrl. 165k
ISLAND 6 1 06 ---------'88 Seda n Deville S9,995. 734376) 58595 53350 080 646·1876
0
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil c '90 Accord A!T, AC, T t f Toyota of 8 C NEWPORT ham pa g n e. V 8 . lull pwr, AM/FM c.nss o yo a o ' 7 e llca Convert I d di A II Ill Huntington Be~ch Huntington Beach G d. p Ltd Ed' •MOVING SALE• BEACH 6169 oa e o s gr . snrf, tint, cstm whls. 714·847·B555 ran r1x I·
44
Furnllure. Appliances. gold pkg. special top $S ,SOO 631.6890 714-847-855 uon AT, AC, full pwr,
House wares Items. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii looks like convon. 69k 16 valve ong, cstm
Sat. April 5th 9-4 •G Sale Sat, 8·l2• mis. A must see earl '91 Civic OX whls. new trs Org
No Early Birds OR tbl +chrs. Peg Per· S6500. 675·8610 5 spd, a/C, casso110. MERCEDES 9130 OLDSMOBILE 9155 owner. Htgh miles yet
233 Agate Ave ego strqller/hlgh chair, ,86 Sedan Deville oas saver. (200477} iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii loo ks/runs llko new.
matching crib, Chang· Wh-Uk T 535793), $9995 '87 Ciera Brougham 53,950 553·664 8
CORONA
DELMAR 6122
Ing table, Bellini wall tie. e newt otal Tovo ta of '74 450SLC Classic V6, lull pwr. Only 64k '89 CAMRY WGN Mileage 48,525. New H ti t e h 2nd owner alloy whls shivs & navy blue de· engine, brakes & tires. un ng on eac · • "Org mi. & ti showsl V6. lamily wagon, signer bedding: baby pp 55800 640.2181 714-847-8555 orig cond. 176K mi, 53700 831·8433 must see! {1009661
I h L , 1---------55950.obo 720-0370 c 01 es. ots o other •93 Civic LX 051909) S9395. good slutU.. E'Bluff Auto a/ I f II -,8-0_4_5_0_S_L_C_l_m_m_a_c_. Toyota of BEACH MANSION 419 Vlafi Suerte CHEVROLET 9045 pow'or, c~1 cf0s. ca~. Blk/Patamino. 95K, ROLLS ROYCE 9182 Huntington Beach
MOVING SALE • 8 7 Golf a T 91 k m1s. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ( 1 o O 8 e 1 /O o 4 7 9 4) 2nd local owner. chrm liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ___ 7_1_4_·_8_4_7_·8_5_5_5_ 1-----------,.-----------,..---------
Bedroom Sets. TV, Xlnt cond. AM/FM/CD $9495 whls, cd, Michelins. '78 Rolla Cornish '91 COROL:LA
Exercise Equipment. stereo. A/C. $4000. '77 Corvette Toyota of $9500. 759·348Y Gorgeous! 34k mllosl A u 1 o . a le. p /s .
Tab 1 e s, B 1k 0 s , ____ 8_4_6_·2_0_8_8__ Teal green, T·tops, Huntington Beac h Wire wheels. very ( 1 OO!l77/MZ209648) Harpoon, Etc .... new tires, looks very 714·847·8555 '84 190E Crean. xlnt special. 543.!>00 S7995.
VANS 9225 VOLKSWAGEN 9235 VOLKSWAGEN 9235
Must Seel Super Garage Sale nice. $5,000 ainr. running. Loaded. Snrf. 644•8819 Toyota of
You Wiii Buvt teak desk, chair, King 673·6700. 543·18971---------now brks, ball. 98k Hunt)ngton Beach
'90 740GL Dk Grey,
blk lthr, 4dr, snrl,
good trs. Good cond.
$8700. 854 -2828
'61 VW Bug Custom
rebulll. Mint cond.
Tan/chrome. 1914CC
hi pertormanco eng.
$4500/obo. 645-4398
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plush lambswool rugs, rich Connolly
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All that, and the comfort of ntarly fiue
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to ciuilization will be a difficult adjustment .
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SERVICE HOURS
7:30am -5:30pm
SALES HOURS
Mon-Fri: Sam -8pm
Sat 9am -Spm
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Come See Us For The Finest Pre-Owned Vehicles Available ./
Or Find Out Ho~ You Can Experience A New Tur~ocharged_Lotus &prit.
We specialize in local cars .with complete service records . All of our vehicles have
been thoroughly inspected and reconditioned /ry our master service technicians . .
Our finance and Tease programs are extreme[y competitive and although many of our
cars have a significant factory warranty remaining, we off er only top ,quality extended
pr,otection plans .
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[ONE OF OUR FINEST
~;,l"C·~ Pre-Owned
·-J • ' CONVERTIBJ,ES
TODAY!
'92 JAGUAR XJS V12 CONVERTIBLE
Whire, blue leather, cd changer
chrome wheds, low miles. (3KAGZ83)
124,995
'93 JAGUAR XJS CONVERTIBLE
Britbh niclnJ! green, barley leather, 6 cylinder,
t'hrome wheeu, only 20k miles. (3DFUS96)
129,995
'94 JAGUAR ijS CONVERTIBLE
Red, barley learher, 6 C)1inder, 2 + 2, cd changu.
chrome .. heels. only 16k milts. (JKCKl 16)
533,99S
'96 BMW 328i CONVERTIBLE
Samoa blue, silver gray leather, phone,
cd changer, only l k miles. ('IW084)
539,995 .
PRE-OWNI~ll SPECIAI_JS
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Bur~nd). I"> m1cn«>r, S~ n" ed. <Unmnr XJ6 Bi.ct. cram latha 1urc.· n (7!:'016)
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XL WAGON Bbd/~~· ~tr, ~ 11111"' ( C.l K9l 1)
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chrome "' .Is, onlv )Qlc nulr< (6S00411)
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SERVICE HOURS
7:3'0irn-6pm
SALES HOURS
Mon-Fri: 10am-6pm
Sat: 9am -6pm
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72 HOURS
The "Pride qfNewport"
Home of the Newport ·Harbor
Nautical Museum and the
Riverboat Restaurant
While boali. cnu'it: by. enjoy a
lmurcly lunch or dinner al lhc
R1vcrboa1 Rc.~laurant -Ncwpon's
only no11ting res1auran1
pcnnanently mcx1red at the Back
!fay bmlge al Pacific Coa't
I laghway lt as also home to a
world cla.~s nautical mu~um. the ·
"Pndc of Newpon," a principal
landmark in Newpon Beach.
The Riverboat came to Newpon
in 1965 as the Reuben E. Lee and
later, Charlie Bmwns. In 1995. the
vci.sel was acquired by the
Newpon Harbor Nautical
M~um and the Stemwheelcr
Room became the R1verhoa1
Restaurant.
Ball Hamilton ove~~ the
dining and catcnng opcrat.aon:. of
the restaurant. Reyes Gallardo,
funner food and beverage
manager at the Back Bay Cafe is
the general manager
The dinmg room decor i~ tum-
of·thc century Mississ1pp1
nvcrboat elegance. replete with
wann romantic colors. l.arge brass
Vactonan chandeliers and wall
sconces with hanging crystals.
Large picture windows on all
\1dc11 provide breathtaking views.
11X' cuisine 1s Amcncan m 1L~
many focms. Southern di shes
abound with full navors and artful
pre-.cn1a11on. sure to make riverboat
dining a memorable occa.~ion.
The regular menu 1s always
available. but special night:. an:
devOlcd to Iheme dinners. Tuesday
1s pnme rib rught. Wednesday 1s
Mexican Fiesta. Thursday is cajun
and Friday is seafood night
Banquet and wedding service has
been a Newport tradition for more
than 30 years. All rooms and
out~adc decks offer spectacular
harbor views and wonderful photo
opponunatics. 1lle restaurant will
provide complete food and
beverage service. planning
assistance and special requests.
Early diners· specials arc offered
from 4 10 7 p.m. weekdays. A
children\ menu is available at all
limes.
A full lane of mued drinks,
spmt,, beer and wine are offered.
The traditional martini is a
specially.
17a1 Ri'ftrboaJ R11taWTUtt at JS/
E. Co&st Hwy. is op111 daJJy uupt
M°"""1-LMnch is 11nedfroM II ,
11.M. to 4 p.m.; dinMr /ro111 4 to 9
p.•;. Sal. and Sun. brunch. 8 a.111.
to JP·• Mtfior crttlil CllJ'tb.
Ru11Wlllolu qpr1dalltl. AMpl•
frn portla1. QJ/J (714) 67J-J42S.
A PRODUCT OF THE' ADVERTISING OEPAATMCNT
a la carte is a complimentary &eMoe for regular Daly Pilot
advertisers. Call Jennifer RoJanavanij 7141574-4243 for lnfonnation.
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1 AN OFFER YOU CAN'T REFUSE -
"The Godfather,• the Mafia classic
that spawned the unending titfe of
all those other Mafia films, returns to the
big screen today at _the Edwards Big
Newport Cinema in Newport Beach.
Francis Ford Coppola's film version of
Mano Puzo's novel won three Academy
Awards and features Marlon Brando, AJ
Pacirlo, Robert Duvall, James Caa~and
Diane Keaton. There will be two mabnee
perfonnaces ddily at noon ·and 4 p.m. dJld
an evening show at 8. The theater 1s
located at 300 Newport Center Dnve
644-0760.
2 HIGH ON THE HOG -More than
1,000 motorcyclists will nde in the
seventh annual Canyon Crwse for
Kids on Sunday, which benefi ts COPES.
an organization that helps abused chil-
dren. The 11 a .m. ride ends at Hard Rock
Cafe at Fashion Island, where bluesrnan
Jonny Lang performs at 1 p.m., followed
by George Thorogood and the Destroyers
-at 3 p.m. $1 5 for preregistered riders, $20
the day of the event; both include pin, T-
shirt, lunch and concert. General admls-
si~n to the. concert IS $5. 540-7387.
3 ANGELIC MUSIC -Musica Angebca
portrays a story of love lost and
regained through dances and songs
from the early
English vocal
ropetoire in
"Mad Songs.·
Soprano
Samela Aird
Beasom and
tenor Daniel
Plaster are
accomparued
by Michael
Eagan on lute
and archJute, and Mark Chatfield on
bass viol during the pedormance
Saturday at 8 p.m. at Newport Harbor
Lutheran Church, 798 Dover Drive,
Newport Beach. (310) 478-1258.
4 CAT'S MEOW -Tbe Mia Margarita
Cat Fanciers will be putting on a
feline-focused show Saturday and
Sun~y from 10 a .m. to 5 p.m. at the
Orange County Fairgrounds, Building 14.
$4 for adults; $3 for seniors; free for chil-
dren under 14. 347-7041.
S URBAN SPRAWL -Urban Sprawl
wW perform with All Day Wue at
8:30 p.m. today al Emerald Forest,
309 Palm St .. Balboa. Admission is free.
but it is a 21·and-older show. 723-5000.
U. ALBEE -lWo short works by
America's premier absurdist play-
ght, Edward Albee -•American
0ream· and •finding the sun• -will
open today and run through April 13 in
Orange Coast College's Drama Lab
Studio, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Me a.
Curtein Is set for 8 p.m. Friday and
Saturday and 7 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are
$5 al the door. For information, call 432-
5640.
7 'SEASON' Al SYMPHONY -The
Pacific Symphony Orchestra will
perform Vivaldi's •Tue Four
Seasons· Jed by conductor/viow.ast
Joseph Silverstein (right) at its first cham-
ber concert of the Leo
Freedman Foundation
Classics Series, at 8
p.m Wednesday and
Thursday at the
Orange County
Pert orrning Arts
Center, 600 Town
Center Drive, Costa
Mesa. Free concert
previews will be
gwen at 7 p .m.
Tickets are $8-$44.
755-5799.
8 DISCOVER YOUR INNER ARTIST -
The Oasis Senior Center offers a
six-week discussion group based on
Julia Came.ron's ·The Artist's Way• from
7 to 8:30 p.m. beginning Thursday at 800
Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
Participants will explore their creative
potential and overcome creative blocks.
Cost is $58 and preregistration is
required. For information, call 644-3151.
9 SCRIPT READING -South Coast
Repertory presents a reading of
Stuart Flack's new comedy, •Sidney
Bechel Killed a Man,• at 7:30 p.m.
Monday at 655 Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa. Tickets are $7. For information,
call 957-4033.
10 HOORAY FOR HOUYWOOD -
Emmy~ward-winning pianist
and band leader Joe Massimino
(right) ci.nd jazz singer
Jack Wood join a group
of top-rated musicians
in a mus.ical bibute to
Hollywood at 4 p.m.
Sunday at Orange
Coast College's Robert
B. Moore Theatre, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. Advance
reserved tickets are
$14, advance discount
tickets are $12 for OCC
students, semor citizens
and children under 12,
and tickets sold at tl).e door are $18. 432-
5880.
11 POWER GOLF -Super Crown
Boo~ Store presents author and
exercise physiologist John
Canido, who will be signing bis book,
•The Fitness Approach To Power Golf,•
from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m . Saturday at 1835
Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Canido will
also be demonstrating fitness tips for
golfers. For information, call 645-8495.
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FRIDAY. APRIL 4, 1997
PHOTO ~RTESY STAN SHOUIC
Prom left. vlollnlst Amy SlmJ, bassoon player i>avld
Riddles, vlollntst Yu-Tong Wang and trumpet player David
Walles are ready to mix it up at classical music mixers.
' MAHLER FOR THE
ANTI-MALL CROWD
Pacific Symphony Orchestra will
have pre-concert mixers at the Lah
for people in their 20s in 1997-98
By Anastacia Freeberg, Daily Pilot
To introduce Bach to a gener-
ation thought to be more associ-
ated with Bush, lhe Pacific
Symphony Orchestra has creat-
ed a special series for 20-to 29-
year-olds for the 1977-98 sea-
son.
"Classical Raves• -intro-
ducing new, young audiences to
the symphony -will feature
pre-concert gatherings at the
Lab Anti-Mall in Costa Mesa,
featuring hors d'oeuvres from
Habana and coffee from the
Gypsy Den. Dinners can be pur-
chased at The Lab's Discord.la
Cybercale, which will also pro-
vide Internet access for ravers.
Partygoers then b ead over to
the Orange County Performing
Arts Center for the concerts,
which are part of the Leo
Freedman Foundation Classics
t1Gt1~
ESTABLISHED 1962
Steak •Seafood •Cocktails
1695 Irvine Ave. 646-7944
Series and feature the work of
composers such as Tchaikovsky
and Rachmaninoff.
"This age group is often
overlooked,• said the Lab's
Shaheen Sadeghi. "There's a
tremendous amount of sophisti-
cation in the people who visit
the Lab. Classical music is defi-
nitely happening; it's just a mat-
ter of how you go about pre-
senting it.•
Series subscribers will be
offered dlsco).1.nts for Lab stores,
including a 10% discount at
Tower Alternative, free dessert
with lunch or dinner at Habana
and two-for-one tickets for the
Theatre District.
The series begins in
November, and all parties begin
at 6 p.m. and concerts at 8 p.m.
Subsaiptions for the five-con-
cert series are $75; proof of age
is required. For more informa-
tion, call 7 55-5799.
.
KENNY
PRINTER
72 HOURS
0 72 HOURS
FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1997
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Ford, Pitt offset blarney-in Irish-themed fi1!n
• EDITOR'S NOTE: The Reel Critics column features· movie cri-
tiques written by community members serving on our panel.
Good, but not among
Ford's best films
Devdney (Brad Pitt) mas a
boarder at the request of a
Judge and secret IRA supporter.
The young man is a charmer
tlnd 1s soon embraced as a farru-
ly member.
You edn't w1'n 'em alJ. Which
LS not lo SdY "Th<' Oevil's Own "
lli not an cnjoydble movie; it's Then Lhe terror begms. JUlil not up lo
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afternoon, they are almost killed
by two intruders. Being the
good, methodical and intelligent
cop he is, O'Meara goes over
the house carefully and finds
Lhf' stash the terrorists (arms
supplJers) had been searching
tor.
hond111q c1nd Eleanore Humphrey
tw trt1y.il crnd
from that point on, "Tho
DPv1l's Own" becomes the
tense thrust-and-parry contest it
WdS mcc1nt to be. The foes are
tough, resourceful and ruthless.
Pitt, the sincere if misgwded
lnsh "palriol," is caught
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r·ourM'. w1lh 23 years of se>rvicC'
dnd the requ1s1te.lrish wLfe ttnd
Ph11lltf'nt family. They take Rory
bt>I ween the brutal arms suppli-
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Tom (Harrison Ford, left) enjoys a quiet game -0f pool with his young house guest Rory
(Brad Pitt) in Columbia Pictures' suspense thriller "The Devil's Own."
(but not to the nauseating
degree beloved by most action-
film directors nowadays) and
the reactions of the antagonists
are generated by honest princi-
ples and emotions.
You can't help liking Pitt's
character,.so you share Ford's
regrets when he must go in pur-
suit. The bonding betwee n the
two men is a potent factor and
its impact on the chase keeps
the action suspenseful. Both
men use their considerable
skills to give warmth and scope
to characters who could be
stock portrayals in lesser hands.
In fact, the entire cast is believ-
able.
The slower pace in the early
sequences would seem to be
the fault of the director, Alan J .
Pakula, known for exemplary
pictures such as "Klute" and
·All the President's Men.•
Most film fans have read of
the reputed script difficulties,
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primarily because or the interest
of the principals to give d
"fleshing out" lo the characters.
Pakula, however, spends too
much time establishing this. It
results in some nice interaction,
but at the expense of the
inevitable tensions lbe plot calls
for.
Even so, you won't be wast-
ing your time or money if you
opt to see Ford, Pill and assort-
ed felons in "The Devil's Own.·
ELEANORE HUMPHREY, "over 65,"
lives in Costa Mesa and is a political
junkie involved with several city
committees .
Accent on Pitt in film
"The Devil's Own,• directed
by Alan J. Pakula, is an interest-
ing story about a strong friend-
ship that grows between an IRA
soldier (Brad Pitt) and an
American police officer
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(Harrison Ford) that wben chal-
lenged turns to murder.
Both Ford and Pitt give
believable
perfor-
mances. The
story moves
quickly but
has great
development
and a st:J'bng
plot. Pitt bas
an excellent
lrish accent,
although I
couldn't Katte HosteUer
quite accept
it at first. When he opened his
mouth, I thought "He's not
Irish." I had seen him in other
movies and was accustomed to
hearing his regular voice. It did-
n't bother me throughout the
whole movie, just a little at first.
What is very effective is the
ending. It isn't happy, but it
completes the movie in a strong
sense. Maybe it is good. oiaybe
it is bad -depending on whose
side you take in the end. Lost?
Go see the movie!
KATIE HOSlETLER, 17, is a Newport
Beach resident and a junior at
Newport Harbor High School.
/li"See CRITICS PAGE 5
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FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1997 72HOURS 0
~OW PLAYI NG: Film Festival in Newport ·Beach
TODAY
EDWARDS MESA
Noon: "The Malang of Maps• (WaJes)
Boy makes maps lo deal with Cuban
Missile Crisis and family problems.
2 p.m.: ."Nothmg Personal" (Ireland)
lrelAJld's version of gangbangers ln
197 5 Belfast.
4 p.m.: "Eating Bitler·. {UK) Man meet\
mysterious young woman tn thriller.
EDWARDS UNIVERSITY
6 p.m.: "lieartbreak lslllfld" (T&wan)
Woman becomes human-rights advo-
cate after lover is pe™'C'Ulod.
8 p.m.: "Sand Trap• (USA) Desert no11
thriller.
10 pm.: "Darklands" (Welles) Reporter
stumbles on sle<>llown secret Plus an!· ,
mal sacnl1nos
lANDMARK'S PORT
11 ·30 a m "The Monkey Kid•
(USNCluna) 9-year-old gvl hves
through Cultural Revolution.
1 p.m.. "Cold Fever· (lceldlld) A Tok yo
man gives up Hawailan vacation lo per-
form me~ sefVice in Iceland
3 p.m. "Nostalgia for COU11trylaod0
(Vietnam) Young man deals with
upcoming military semce.
UO CRYSTAL COVE
7 p.m.: "Rachel. Nevada" (USA)
Humorous documentary on Rachel,
"UFO Capital of lhe World.
8 p.m.: "Hands on the Ha.rd Body"
(USA) Documentary on endwancc con-
test -la.st person to take hands off
truck wins.
9:30 p.m.: "Stand Tall" (USA) Lou' "The
lncredlble Hulk" Ferrigno returns to
bodybuilding
CAPTAIN BLOOD'S
Noon: •A Perfect Candidate• (USA)
Documentary on Oliver North's run for
lhe U.S. Senate.
3 p.m .. "Troublesome Creek• {USAI
Movie about fllmmaxer's family's
struggle to keep farm won awards at
Sundance. 6p m · "The Last Supper• (USA)
Cameron Diaz. Jason Alexander lea·
tured m him about group ol liberals
wbo lnVlte conservatives over lor lheu
"la.st supper.·
8 p.m . ·Joe & Joe" (USA) lWo guys
want a bigger lawnmow<'I, gel
involved in 1ewel-hunll.og
10 pm .. ·crying Freeman•
(Japan/France) Poller kidnapped by
crime organization. turned into klller.
Pl.ANET HOU.YWOOO
2 p.m.: "Homeboy" (Ireland) Short film
about young man who goes to any
lengths lo enswe survival of lamlly.
SAWRDAY
EDWARDS MESA
Nooo.: "Rainbow" -(UK/Canada) Actor
Bob Hos!dJls directs story of lcids and a
dog who find the end of the rainbow.
2 p.m.: "Short Films I" Includes Oscar
nominee "The Wild Bunch: An Album
in Montage.·
4 p.m.: "Elena's Redemption•
(P.hilippioes) Woman tries to remember
her dire circumstances In "the d ly.
6 p.m.: "The Almighty Fred" (USAI
Veruce brothers start a religion based
on a doughnut motif.
8 p.m.: "Dnven" [USA) Fateful week in
Lives of four Los Angeles cabbies.
10 p.m.: "Organ• (Japan) "Bio-punk"
movie about stealing l)wnan organs.
EDWARDS SOUTH COAST VJUAGE
3 p.m.: "The Day the Pig Fell Into the
Well" (South Korea) South Korean
wba.n love rectangle.
UO CRYSTAL COVE
Noon.: Digital Dreams Conference
3 and 4:45 p.m.: Digital Dreams Festival
7 p.m., "Staccato Purr of the Exhaust•
(USA) Miserable young miLn be'comes Jerk when parents lJ)' lo sen hls car.
When the car is stolen. he sees the error
of bis ways.
9 p.m.: "Short Films a· Includes lhe
Intriguingly titled "I Need lo Kill My
Roommate.
CAPT~N BLOOD'S
Noon: "Ghost in the Shell" (Japan)
Animated thriller about secret agent
comes with seal of approval from Siskel
and Ebert.
2 p.m.: "Eating Bitter"
4 p.m.: "Eden" (USA) '60s wife and
moro suffering from multiple sclerosis
bas out-of-body µperiences of flying.
6 p.m.: "Tuneless" (USAI Couple
involved m petty crime escape lo winter
seascape. Narrative comprised mostly of
still photos.
8 p.m.: •A Day al lb~· (USA)
The independenl·filnl diredOJ's night-
mare -aspiring filmmakers accidental·
ly kill a man with a moVle prop
10 pm · "God's Lonely Man" (USA)
Story of •contemporary lfaVJS Bidde. •
ORANGE COUNTY MUSEUM Of ART
2 p.m.. Chos
4 p.m : "Hands on a Hard Body
REEL CRITICS CONTINUED FROM 4
Strong acting, weak on
background story
Sometimes a little rivalry
between superstars can be a
good thing.
Both Brad
Pitt and
Harrison
Ford give
strong, mov-
ing perfor-
mances in
this film
about a
member of
the IRA on a
mission to June Fenwaer buy weapons
in the United
States.
The film does assume the
audience has some knowledge
of the background of Northern
Ireland's centuries or
pollti<lal/religious strife. lJ:le
scarcity of background informa-
tion leaves the viewer to assume
that Pitt's character became a
terrorisVfreedom fighter
(depending which side one is
on) purely because he saw his
father gunned down as he was
sifting down to dinner with his
family.
The reported script changes
during production create some
strange jumps and detours in
the plot. However, keep your
focus on the. main character and you will not get lost. Nor will
you be disappointed. Had the
director and cast been allowed
to make the film they set out to
make, •Tue Devil's own• would
have been a five-star film. As it
Is, it's a three-and-a-half-star
film with a five-star perlor-
mance by Pitt. And that ain't
bad I
• JUNE FENNER. a Costa Mesa resi-
dent in her late 50s, is vice president
of a work force training company.
SUNDAY
EDWARDS MESA
10 p.m., ""ftle Last Supper"
EDWARDS SOUTH COAST VIUAGE
Lonely boy's tnend teaches htm lo
play the accordion
Noon· "Rachel, Nevada"
Noon: "Blendings" (Sri Lanka) Star·
crossed lovers ln 1880s Ceylon.
3 p.m.: •Wild Bill: Hollywood
Mavericlc" (USA) Documentary on
William Wellman, director ol moVles
induding "Public Enemy." "Nothing
Sacred" and ·wings:
2 pm.· "Edward James Swider ol
Dreams· (USA) Documentary
4 pm. "Champagne Safan ·
(Canada) 2 p.m.: "Crying freeman"
4 p.m.: "Nostalgia for Countryland'
5:45 p.m.: ·sunset on Cbaopraya•
(Thailand) Love triangle.
8 p.m.: "Cold Fever'
UO CRYSTAL COVE
10:30 a.m.: "Weltmeisler" (GPnnany)
7 and 9 p.m .. "Drawing F!Jes·
(Candddl Canadian expatriates who
head west and end up searchmg for
Bigfoot
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Newport Beach resident brings
kaleidoscope of Asian film to festival
~-----------------------, I JOIN THE FESTIVITIES I ' I ' I I I I + A list of film festivals I I I ' taking pl«e during the r I
run of the Newport Beach I I
International Film Fmival I r
I
By Christopher Goffard, Daily Piiot
NEWPORT BEACI I -
Ancln1w Ll' 1s undbctshPdly 1de-
c11lstw when he spec1ks of h1i.
hopes for lhe As1dn Cincmc1
Kc1le1doscopc sec:t1on of the
Newport Beach lntemallon<1I
f<llm F~st1val.
"ll's really a chance 10
enhance our understc1nd1ng of
what the rest of the world is
c1boul, • .,c11d LC', 33, who helpc-d
select the fpst1vc1l's I b Asian
film., ctft!'f Vl<'winy betwC'en 80
rlnd 100 Cdn1hcJc1tPs "ThlS lcgll-
11111zc., lhC' l'Xll>lt'nCI' Of the fcSll·
Vdl •
LC' 1i. <'4lldlly blunt in
d<·.,cnbing the United Sidles dS
"c1 Third-World country" when
II C'OJllC''> to IOll'rndllOOdl nnl'-
llld, nollnq llw d1•c1rth ol A'>tdn
hi~ lhdt l'n)oy Wldl' rt•lt•rtS('
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Has gone fishing I
For fish tacos
our meals are still a
trip to Mexico -as
well as the coast of
Baja. It's a trip
worth taking.
The »adltlon
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Since 1972
speaks eight languages:
Vietnamese, Chinese,
Cdntonese, Taj, Mandarin,
rrench, Spanish c1nd Engltsh.
"It comes m hdndy, • he said.
The Asian Cinema
Kaleidoscope, with films from
nine different countries,
includes the United States pre-
mieres of director M ohan N1yas'
"Blendings" (Sri Lanka), direc-
tor Gil Portes' "In the Heart of
Parddtse" (Philippines). and
director Hsu Hsiaonung's
"I lea rt break Island· (Taiwan).
Hs1aorrung wiJJ introduce his
flJm at today's 6 p.m. screerung
dt the Edwc1rds Umvers1ty the-
c:1ter in lrvrne.
Asian directors Like Zhang
Y1mou ("Raise the Red
Lrlntem, • "To Live") who
c:1lrec1dy command wade
American foUowmgs have been
eschewed m favor of lesser-
known tc:1lents, Le explained.
"The whole purpose or mter-
nd tJOnal film festivc:1ls 1s really to
give recognition to first-and
sc>cono-time directors that are m
the drscovery process,· he sc11d.
Le, d Newport Beach resi-
d1mt, has been working as a
consultant in the internationaJ
film distnbution circwt for
seven years. Three or four
months a year, he "rolls up the
sleeves" and jaunts between
the Cannes, Berlin, Rotterdam,
c1nd Vemce film festivals
Le has been •absolutely
mvaJuable" in creating the
Asian Crnema Kaleidoscope,
sa1d Jeffrey S. Conner, the festi-
val's executive director.
MARC MARTIN I DAll.Y Pl.OT
Andrew Le helped select 16 Asian Wms for viewing at the
Newport Beach International Film Festival. -
Le said that success owed in
part to Orange County's Asian
popuJauon.
products that are coming out of
their home countries,• he said.
The festival runs April 3-13.
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WHEN: April 3-7
R1N Ma. Besides the fact
that stars such as Sandra
Bullock. Sean Penn and
Matthew McConnaughey
will have films at the festi-
val, there will also be a
special Storyteller and
Int ernet Lounge at the
Writers Guild of America.
+ FESTIVAL: The-30th
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WHERE: Arcata, Calif.
WHEN: April 1-5
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ldsl year's Asian selecliorIS, wllh
sold-out houses of Vietnamese
dnd Filipmo films, helped deter-
mme thIS year's choices.
"These people are so hungry
for the taste of the cultural
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COU RTING MUSIC LOVERS
Davis Cup event
serves up three
bands that will
perform before
tennis matches
this weekend.
By Nancy Cheever, Dai/)' Pilot
Al moSt big-time tennis tour-
ndrncnts, the onJy entertainment
comes from watching Brooke
Shields excitedly root for her
honey, Andre Agassi.
But not so at the Davis Cup
c1l The Palisades Tennis Club
this weekend. Set up on the goU
qreens at the Hyatt Newporter,
three local bands will perform
tor Davis Cup ticket holders
pnor to the day's events.
Today, The Lemon Street
5tompers, a student group from
rullerton College, will play
~01X1eland jazz from 9:30 to 11
c:l.m.
•rt's happy music, festive,
spirited, and very American,•
dld Fullerton College band
director Richard Cruz.
The seven-member band is
mdde up of music majors at the
college and has garnered top
honors seven years in a row in a
national Dixieland competition.
The band played at the ten-
nis facility about 10 years ago,
when it was called the John
Wayne Tennis Club.
·John Wayne was there,
everyone was there,• Cruz said.
Before the matches on
Saturday, the Marine Corps
Ba nd will play patriotic march-
ing music from 10:30 a.m. until
noon and on Sunday, the Jeffrey
John Band will perform a reper-
totre of American rock 'n' roll,
surf music, reggae, country and
contemporary Christian music
from 9:30 to 11 a.m.
"It's an honor to be part of
the event and to represent our
community,• said band leader
Midnight Specials
The IDOll popular dishes
ordered during tbe middle of
the night at the 24-hour
Norm's a.teunnt at 2150
Harbor Bml, Costa Mesa
• Zuocbial lticks
• Onlondngs
• Appeitiler ~platter
• Killer c:tml daOwder
• OmellM
• T-bone sleek and eggs
• Hot ... brownie
• Scbc>oem (eaDDQIDy-lise bot
fudge IUDdee)
Jeffrey John Biteli. •Being from
Newport Beach, it's my way of
participating and representing
our community to the world.•
Bitetti said he is looking for-
ward to sharing his music with
the international crowd.
"It will be a carruval-ltlce feel;
....
a party atmosphere with music
in the background," be said. "It
will add a little flavor to the
event; r think it's a good idea.•
Biletb, who gtew up in
Newport Beach, bas also per-
formed at the Taste of Newport,
the House of Blues and the
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about.5,200 visitors each day of
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72 HOURS
For tea room pat:rons and owners,
the afternoon ritual is ~not just a
meal, its an attitude,
:TOTALERS
• By Alessandra Djurklou, Daily Pilot •
"There are few hours in
life more agreeable than
the hour dedicated to
the ceremony known as
afternoon tea ... "
-Henry Jam es
"The Portrait of a Lady"
A lthough the dbove was
wntten al the height of the
Victondn erd when after-
noon tea wds di its most fashion-
dble, people in NPwport Beach
and Costd Mcscl seem to be
redic;cov1.mng th<" delights of this
deltcc1le Enullsh ntual a century
ldtN .
"It's c1 rcldxed meal,· Sdld lns
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Gunrung-Wyatt, co-owner of A
Secret Affair in Newport Beach.
"It's a civilized meal. People need
to get off the daily treadmill.•
And that need is growing,
accorchng to the Tea Association
of the USA. which reports the
number of tea rooms in this
country more than doubled last
year.
The Newport-Mesa area has
followed this trend.
A Secret Affair is one of three
tea rooms that opened in the past
18 months, inducting Teatime
Memories, located across from
the Balboa Fun Zone, and the
Tassels Tea Room, on Coast
Highway in Corona del Mar.
• 1 think that people have fall·
en in love with the romance of
the tea room,· said Linda Wexler.
author of ·A Spot of Tea, the
California Gwde to Afternoon
Ted."
"It's not JUSt a meal, it's an
a tbtude. • said Tustin resident
dfld anglophile Carla Heller as
she nibbled on a raspbeny tart at
Tea and Sympathy. ·A lot of
places have been opening
because they see an interest.•
The three new places jo111 vet-
e ran Tea and Sympathy, located
on the com e r of 17th Street and
Tustin Avenue in Costa M esa.
Tea and Sympathy has been
dround for more than d decade,
servmg the needs of British ex·
p11l.!. who miss their daily cuppa.
Tea can also be taken dt the
Garden BtStro in C rystal Court
and, in winter. at the Four
Seasons Hotel in Ne wport, but
unlike \he abovementioned
establishments, neither focuses
its business on the revered ritual
And that ritual varies from
room to room.
Tea and Sympathy verges on
the casual. with paper napkins,
sugar packets and one kind of
tea. The sandwiches aie simple
but hearty, and are served
together with a scone and plastic
container of raspberry jam.
Following the sandWiches and
scone is an amazing variety of
delicious desserts.
P art of the atmosphere are
Scottish waiters and wait-
resses, who chat amiably
in thick brogues to the delighted
customers.
"This .is like a tea room you
would find ln the English coun-
tryside,• said owner Nancy
Williams. "Maybe someday I'll
d.o it up with linen napkins and
g]ver, like some of the others,
who go all out.•
Teatime Memories is one of
those others. Al each table, the
silverwdTe and doth napkin .is
bound with a beautiful bow,
sugar tongs balance on top of the
lumps and the plates are careful·
ly landscaped.
The name of each guest is
nedUy written on a gold-edged
card. and halfway through the
three·course meal of sandwiches,
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APPETIZERS:
Trad1t1onal Vietnamese egg rolls,
Spring rolls-regular ex vegetanan
with peanut sauce.
Appetizers: from $3.50 -$6.95
Lunch/Dinner: from $5.95-$8.95 •
LUNCH/DINNER ENTREES
Boneless chicken breast slices
with shredded 91nger. Served
with brown ex Vvi'lite rice.
Chicken curry with cocorut milk,
Chicken or Seafood Lemon
Grass. All items are prepared
mild or spicy at your request .
scones and desserts, the waitress
takes a picture. lf needed, hat.S
are provided.
•1 go alJ out because I love to
make people happy,• OWner
Barbara Lundquist said. "It
makes memories. Often, we are
so busy, we don't have time to
make memories.·
A Secret Affair does without
place cards or pictures. Instead,
· filong with the smoked salmon
on thin slices of buttered bread
and complimentary snifter of
sheny. it provides a tea leaf read-
er who comes in each week and
goes around the room, telling
customers' fortunes.
The Tassels Tea Room bas
sugar lumps and tablecloths, but
dispenses with the different
cowses, instead arranging all the
food on a three-tie red plate
stand.
But after all, that is part of the
appeal -each place is unique.
unlike the ubiqwlous chams of
identical coffee houses that seem
lo have replicated overnight.
"It's fun to go to alJ the differ·
ent rooms.· Wexler said
And many customers are
making the rounds. Newport
Beach resident Charleen Beam
bas been to several in the coastal
area.
"It's somethlng different,
instead'of alway~ going out to
FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1997
Patrons relax
inside A Secret
Affair Tea Room
tn Newport
Beach. It ls one
of three tea .
rooms that have
opened locally
in the past 18
months.
BRIAN P08UOA
I OAll.Y Pl.OT
lunch,• Beam said, adding that
though she has sampled scones
and sandwiches with her female
friends, she has had trouble get-
ting her boyfriend to set foot
inside places like Tea and
Sympathy.
•He said it's a girl's place and
be felt really uncomfortable
there,· Beam said.
0 wners acknowledge that
afternoon tea is more of a
women's trend, particularly
in the frillier places, where men
are afraid of breaking delicate
china knicknacks perched pre·
cariously on small tables.
Still, for some, such things
bring back comfortable memo--
ries.
•Men do come in,• Lundquist
said. "They say 'I feel like rm
going home to my grandma.•·
And those who get to appreci-
ate the ceremony begin depend-
ing upon it to relax.
A Secret Affair was first locat-
ed near Cannery Village, near
some male psychologists' offices.
The patients would come in for
tea before their sessions.
"The doctors would come in
and shout for them,• Gunning-
Wyatt said.
After the sessions were over,
the doctors would come in.
•Tuey realJy needed to
unwind,• Gunning-Wyatt said.
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RIVERBOAT CAFE
0n board the "Pnde of Newport. RNertx>at. Home or The
Newport Harbor Nautical Museum (Formerfy Reuben E Lee) Is
Open From 11am-9pm Lunch, IJlnnel" Sat Sun Brunch Barn
(cloGed ~I Reservauons Needed Only For \l\ledd1ngs.
Banquets Or Plivate Parties) Alt Marer D-edlt. Cards Accepted
Located At 151 E. CDest Hwy, Newport Beach. CA 92660 (714)
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AN AMERICAN CAFE
Located at 462 East 17th Street In Costa Mesa. Open 7 days a
weal< Mon.&t. Bam-9pm Sunday bll 3pm. Serwig breakfast.
lunch & dinner. Made from scratch p!eS. salad dressmgs &
soups. 548-3066
CHARLIES CHILI
Located at McFadden Place (next to ~ Pier) 1n Newport
Beach. Hours· Mon-Thur 7:CDam-12 m1dnighL Weekends
7:CX>am-3:CDam. Amex. Visa. Discover. Diner's Oub No
Reservations Needed
(714) 675-7991
ZUBIES
Menu Includes Ribs. Olicken. Steak & Lobster. Pnme Rib. PIZZB.
Oyster-Bar Pnoes Range From $3 95 And Up Hours· 1 1 30am
1 ()pm • Coclctalls Ttl 11 pm. Credit Cards Not Accepted
ReS8V8bOn6 Not Needed Located at 1 712 Placentia. Costa
Meaa(714)645-8091
THE CULINARY WRAP ,
Fresh, healthy intern8tl0nal dellC8C1l!S wrapped Wltil1n a flat roll
Open 7 days a week from 11 CDem • 9 ~ Located in the
Hillgren Square 250 E. 1 7th Street 5484403
THE TEE ROOM
Open 7 clays a weell to the public for breakfast. lunch and dinner
Located et the Newport Beach Golt Course 3100 lrvme Ave.
756-0121
LE CAFE/HYATr REGENCY IRVINE
California CU1S1ne/Medltemmean ~ Brunch c:Alr Scrumptious
Brunch consists of several Mediteminea~ salads and
Appetizers *Shrimp. •Pancakes OscM and an •Qnetette
Station. Located at 179CXl Jamboree BML Irvine (714) 975-
1234 x2103 Hours:10em-2pm. ReservabOns recommended but
not necesaary. "'
MYSTIER., CAF'E
Murder 8t the Cafe Nor You solve rt:! GJ9StS become part ol the
scene aa charac:tw's rernnr.icent of the romantic films of the past
surround the audience's fNf1fY move For reservatlOnS and
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.JAVA CENTRALE -
A ~ gourmet coffee cal6. Locat.ed at 3420 Via Lido
in Newport Beech. ~ 7 days Mf 6-1 ()pm
DISCORDIA
The premier eoPet' cafe www d cafe com Located in the Lab
2930 Bnstol in 0.. Mesa (714) 427-5855
SZECHWAN KING
All '10" c.n eat luoot1 & dinner buffet. ~ or take-Out. Free
del11181'Y With $15.00 mm. purchese A la carte Moo-Set Lunch
11-2.30. Dinner 5-10. Ooeecl on Sunday. Reservaoons rec:x>mmended for large peraes. Ma~ & Visa accepted
512 w. 19th St. Costa Meu 548-2060
SFUZZI _.._
New lt:allen • Elegant yet casual (located in Tnangle Square, Costa
Mesa I Wed • Happy Hour Early Bord Meno twai1ab1e Every day
Hours Lunch 11 30em-4 ~ Dinner 4·~10:30
Reservations accepted Mastercard, V1S8 , Amencsn Express
Located at 1870.A Harbor Blvd (714) 548-950)
NICK'S PIZZA
Great ptZZ8S & pasta tn Costa Mesa Since 1968. Open for lunch
Tues .fn 11em-2pm Dinner served 5pm-1~. Sat. noon to
1Clpm. Dosed Sunday end Monday. Located et 2300 Harbor
Shopping Center, Costa Mesa. (Rear parlong lot)
(714) 549-1511
RISTORANTE MAMMA GINA
Located at 251 East Pacific Coast Highway 1n Newport Beach.
Lunch Mon -Sat 11 ·3().2·30. Sunday Brunch 11am-3pm, Dinner
Mon-Sun 5pm-10pm Cell ahead tor reservabOns 673-95CD
SCAMPI
Fine Fam1ly Dining. Newly Remodeled Open 7 Days A Week for
Dimer Only 5pm-10 3Clpm We Cater PrMlte Lunch PartleS for
15 People or More All Major Credit Cards Accepted.
Reservauon& Accepted Located at 1576 Newport~ Costa
Mesa 645-8560 ,
SABATINOS RESTAURANT
8r SAUSAGE CO.
Pasta, Caesar Salad. Homemade Sausage. Veal. Lamb
Vegetanan Dishes. w~. Beer: Cappucono & Dessert. Hours 7
Days A Week $efWl9 Sat & Sun 8n.K1Ch From 8·3Q.1 00.
Sun ·Thurs 11am-1Clpm, Ffl.&t 11 am-11pm All Maior D-edlt.
Cards Accepted Located I':. 251 Shipyard Way. Newport Beach
(714) 723-0621
GREENLEAF GRILL 8r BAR
On the sand st Newport Monday to Fnday 4 ,3'JplTI to 9:CQ>m
Saturday 4:3Clpm to 10 ~ Oosed on Sunday. 105 Main
Streetm Balboa. (7141723-6643
AVILAS EL RANCHITO
Authennc Mexican Food. Wrt11 The Freshest Ingredients & A New
Light Cu1s1ne Great Margantas. Hours. Lunch & Dtnner. All Marer a-edit Carets Acoepted Located et 2101 Placentia. Costa
Mesa (714) 642-1142 and 2800 Newport Blvd . Newport
Beach (714) 675-6855
Ml CASA
CAlr meats are ncm a mp to Saia as well as MeXJCO Now offenng
lish tacos Phone ahead for orders to.go. Hours: Daily From
11 CDam All Maior Credit Cards Accepted. Located At 296
17th St Costa Mesa (714) 645-7626
AMACHI
Sushi & Sushi to Go Q:rnplet.e Bar All Marer Credit Cards
Located At 2675 lr11me fwe • (Across From Newport Golf Course)
(714) 645-5518
LA CAVE
Menu Includes: Lobster, Crab, Shnmp, Steaks. Daily Spec1als.
Fri & Sat Pnme Rib. Full Ber & Wine List. Casual Dress. Hours:
Lunches 11 :30-2:30 -Dinner Mon.-Sat. From 5 :3Clpm Visa.
Mastereard. Otners Oub. Located At 1695 Irvine Ave .. (And
17ths) Near Blocicbuster Entertainment Costa Mesa
(714) 646-7944
THE BARN STEAK HOUSE
Menu Includes St.eek. Fresh Fish, OllCker}. Burgen; & Salads.
Pnces Range From $3 75 For Lunch & $6 25 For Dinner
Ho1.n1· Mon . .sat Open 1 1 am For lunch. 4 oopm Mon .fn •
Dnner 3 ~ Sat & Sun , Ma,or Creek Cards Accepted
Located At 23CD Harbor Bl. #31, Costa Mesa (714) 641-9n7
THE ARCHES
The premi.ni llt88k and seafood house lfl c:renge Cony since
1922 SeNng lunch Mon .fn 11 30em untJl 3·CQiln Dinner
68N8d ntghdy unot 1 CDem Locet.ed on Newport Boulevard &
Coast Hwy in Newport Beach. 645-7077.
TA PAS
The onty resceuront 11'1 0 C. to offer the finest in cuisme from
SpalO wrt1l INe Aamenoo .-iterta1nment Speaalmng 11'1 Paella,
steaks. gnled lresh fish & pastas. Open 5 days per weell. closed
SUn.& Mon. Locatlld at 4253 Martingale Wry (Behind St.aples l\t
MacArthur & Connt.hlon) Ma,or°' credit cards accepted.
756-8194
72 HOURS
THAI SPICE
Voted by the Aegistef' readers. as appeared in the best of Orange
County section as "The Best Thai Food In Orange County • Lunch,
dinner. catenng & takeout 615 W 19th St Costa Mesa 54S.
4333
THAI WAVE
Dine 1n or tek&<JUt. Fast & free deftYef)' Servmg lunch & dinner
Located at 211 62nd St Newport Beach Open 7 days a week
VtSB. Mastercard & Amencan Express accepted 645-3057
THAI TOUCH
Located at 2616 San Miguel CX. tn Newport Beach Open for
lunch. Mon . ..Ffl. 11.30am-3pm. dinner ilerved Sun -Thurs 5-
9pm. Beer and wine served. Catenng end take out also ~va1leqle
AJI major credit cards accepted 640-0123
AAMIR
30 years of cecenng award winning high class restaurants 1n
London, England Located at 3013 Hamor Blvd m Costa Mesa
(Across from Hldc:o) 444al82
ROYAL KYBER
Award VMntng cuisine of India ~n for lunch Mf 1 1 3G 2.~ Closed for lunch Sat . Sunday brunch 11 30-2·30
Dinner served from 5 30pm LOC&ted at 1 OX> Bnstol St Nortt1
Cal now for reservallOnS 752·5200
NIKI'S TANDOORI EXPRESS
Voted the # 1 Indian restaurant Ill Orange County. Open daily With
three locauons to 68f'll8 you Located at 3705 South~ (1
block north of South Coast Plaza) B50-0595
THE ARCHES
The premium steak and seafood house in Orange County 51nce
1922. Sal'Vlng lunch Mon .fn 11 30am untll 3:~. Otnner
served nighdy until 1 :CDem Located on Newport Boulevard &
Coast Hwy in Newport Beach. 645-7077
THE CANNERY
Hist.One Waterfront Restaurant and Harl:lor Cruise Center
Hours. Mon .sat. 11 30em · 2 CDam, SUn 10:CDam-12.~.
All Mapr D"edit cards Reservations Suggested Located at
3010 Lafayette f>,ve . Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 675-
5777 Fax 675-2510
NEWPORT LANDING
Weterfront Dining. Sat & Sun O'l~ Brunch. O.nner
Menu $13.95 • $19 95. Oyster Bar Menu Senled Al Day
Hours 10 IXlem . 11 30pm. Amex. Mastereard. Visa. Dinner
ReservlltlOnS Recommended Locat:ed at 503 E. Edgewater.
Balboa(714J675-2373
SKEWERS .
R&staurent/Brewery Pizza. Salads. Burgers. Sandwiches & Fish
Located at 298 E 17th St . Untt B Open &May-Thursday
11 em-1 ()pm Fn< 11 CDam-12 ~. Al Credit Cards
llCCepted except Dtsoover Reservations recommended
645-6459
' THE OLD SAIGON RESTAURANT
Fine Vietnamese dining NeJCt to Cer1's Jr. Serving authenbc
Vietnamese cuisine Menu tneludes. Vietnamese egg rolls, spnng
rolls, old trad!Uonal nee verm+celh wrt1l shnmp end fresh
vegetables. Separate vegetanan menu prepared rn the tradltlonel
Buddhist recipes. Hour&· 1 1 :CDam-9 CIQn. Oosed Sunday.
Visa/MC ecoepted 271 East 17th St . Costa Mesa
(714) 574-8460
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JENNIFER ROJANAVANIJ.
ENTERT AINMENT ADVERTISING
AT ( 714) 574·4243
72 HOURS FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1997
'SPLASH"Y
Costa Mesa
woman's home . . . 1s sw1mm1ng
with mermaids
• · By Marc S. Posner, Daily Pilot
I L's a safe bet to sdy Little
Mermaids (and a few big
ones) hdve made quite a
spldsh in Conme Harrington's
hfe.
In lhe last 15 years,
Hamnglon has collected more
than 180 mermaids that now
reside in her Costa Mesa
apartment rather than theu
natural, aquati c abode.
Nineteen maidens can be
found in the kitchen, 74 in a
china cabmet, 63 in the living
room, 17 in the bath room and
79 m the bedroom. That does-
n't includ e toys. photos kept in
albums, wmd chimes hanging
on the pa tio or videos such as
Disney's "The L1ttle Mermaid,•
"Mermaids" featuring Cher,
"Splash " and "Mr. Peabody
dnd the Mermrud. •
"You name it, I've proba bly
-got somethmg with a mermaid
on it," she said.
Ha rnngton's tollection
includes Christmas ornaments,
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mciid}. A baby mermaid had
just arrived in the mail and
was being unboxed.
·1•m always trying to make
room,• Harrington said. •My
kids are always telling m e: "'
'Mom -you're going to have
to get a bigger place.'•
Her m ermaid collection is
so extensive, there's a rarity: a
merman. A pewter King
Neptune, replete with a crown
and scaly tail, is the only male
in the apartment, a nd the only
male mermaid she's ever seen.
Harrington has a simple
request she shares with
friends. acqUaintances and
Daily Pilot photographers: "If
you see a mermaid and it's
under $25~ buy it and T'll pay
you back. H it's over $25, take
a picture and I'll think about
it .•
When she was 10,
Harrington used to watch
Esther Williams movies.
Altheu.gb..she doesn't
remember the star ever play-
ing a mermaid, her graceful
• aquatics conjured the image in
Harrington's mind, and a llie--
long passion was born.
BRIAN POBUOA I DAl..Y Pl.OT
Connie Harrington has more than 180 mermaid-related items in her collectton.
At some point in her adult
We, Harrington decided her
collecting habits were a bit too
varied and she decided to
focus exclusively on mer-
maids. a promotional piece from
•Splash,· a mermaid made of
lava from Mount St. Helens, a
"mermaid xing" road sign and
a slew of key chains. Porcelain
mermaids by Uadro are kept
under lock and key because
they're the most expensive in
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LUNCH
BRUNCH
BANQUETS
Amplt> Frtt Parking At Newport Beach Nauucal Museum
151 E COAST HWY (AT BACK BAY BRJDGE) 714.673.~25
er.. Ail
Alneric•
Cafe
the collectl'on. ln the entertain-
ment center there is a mermaid
letter opener and another that
doubles as a shoe horn.
Three band-crocheted
pieces are perhaps the most
unique. There's a coffee bag
from Starbucks (check out the
corporate logo next charice
you get; it's a bit obscure, but
the top part is indeed a m er-
•They are exotic creatures
that have a really bad reputa-
tion in that they used to
seduce sailors,• she said. ·Yet
they have a very nice history.
•They're religious in a way.
They're just !Wed with mys-
tique and allure.
"They're feminine and
po~ertul. •
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+ Do you collect wishbones, weather vanes or whistles? How
about pens, pickle jars or pottery7 If you cotlect anything. you
could be featured next in Obsessions. Call Anastacia Freeberg at
574-4258.
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Newport Pier Downtown StNet Fein on Main St.
Fresh Picked, LocaJJv Grown Produce
Honey, Nuta, Frufts, Vegetables
Bread, Rowen Ii More
SpoMOred bv
the Orange County Farm Bureau • 573-0374
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FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1997
MUSIC
DANCE GROUP
The Orange County Performing
Arts Center presents the Mark
Moms Dance Group, whieb will per-
form "L'Allegro, U Pen.seroso ed ii
Moderato• at 8 p.m. today and
Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday at 600
Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
Tickets cost S18-SS9. For informa-
uon, call 556-ARTS.
KINGSTON TRIO · -
• Orange Coast College presents
lhe Kingston liio at 8 p.m. Saturday
at OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre,
2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
Advance reseived tickets are S26,
advance discount tickets are $23 for
OCC students, senio:r dtizens and
children under 12, and tickets sold
at the door are S30. For information,
<.:.ill 432-5880.
PIANIST
lnJormally Yours presents plarust
dntl composer Jcin Jang from 5:30 to
8 t 5 p m Wednesday at Founders
I li1U at the Orange COunty
Pl'rforming Arts Center, 600 Town
Ct>nter Drive, Costa Mesa. Cost is
$10 for members, S15 for tint time
QUC'Sts and $30 for others. For reser·
\dllOnS, call 556-2122, ext. 218.
TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERTS
Free live dassil: rock perfor-
nldnces are scheduled from noon to
2 10 p.m. Monday th.rough Friday;
lrom 7 to 10 p.m. Friday and
Sc11urday; and ftom 1 to 4 p.m.
Sdturday and Sunday afternoons rn
thl' Town Square at Triangle Square
m Costa Mesa.
ART
PHOTOGRAPHY
Entry· and intermediate-level
photo enthusiasts are Invited to sign
up for "Photographing Landscapes
und Seascapes• from 7 to to p.m.
• beginning Wednesday and meeting
t>very Wednesdaylor three weeks at
the Orange County Museum of Art,
1150 San Clemente Driw:, Newport
Beach. Cost is $75 and an addition·
.1J, instructed outdoor workshop on a
weekend afternoon is Included For
mfonnatioo, call 644-3151
CALIFORNIA THEME
"Divene Media/California
Themes• is an exhibit of pastels, Olis
dnd metal works by Carlo Emande,
on display through April 30 In the
Newport Beach Central Ubrary,
1000 Avocado Ave. For Lnlormation,
call 717-3801.
c.\RNIVAL MASKS
Orange Coast College's Fine Arts
Gallery will be transformed into the
cty of Venice th.rough April 17 with
'The Art ot Masking Human
Emotions.• Taking 'OD the magic of a
camlval celebration, the exhibition
features a collection of beautiful
masks that are associated with the
rolorful festivities of carnivals that
precede Lent in many Roman
Catholic cultures. Ad.mission is free.
For information, call 432-5039.
HISTORICAL ART
Israel artist Joel Rohr presents htS
landscapes and portraits of the Holy
Land through mid•May at the
Jewish Community Center of
Orange County, 250 E. Baker St.,
Costa Mesa. For more Information,
call 755-0340.
OTY HAU GAU.ERV
•Orange County, Etc.,· featuring
<JU., portraits and laodlcapes by
local utlllt Jadt Cannon, and •coton and Images Aeulng to the
Eye,• expreu1,,. and Vibrant oil.a
and acrylics by Peter Davidson, will
be on display in the Newport Beach.
City Hall Gallery through May 6 at
3300 Newport Blvd. For more Lnlor-
mation, call 717 -3870.
ENVIRONMENTAL EXHIBmON
A special shoWUlg of nuxed
med111 artworks by Gall Taylor will
'be presented to the Orange County
chapter olfice of the Amencan
Institute of Architects closmg today
at 3200 Park Center Dnve, Swte
110, Costa Mesa. For in!onnation.
call 557-7796 .
.ABSTRACT ART
The Orang!? County Museum.of
Art presents Joe Goode's exhibition
of post-painterly dbstract art lb.rough
April 13 at 850 San Clemente Drive,
Newport Beach For IJlJonnatlon. call
759-1122.
VIDEO INSTAUATION
The Orange County Museum of
Al1 presents the mtemauonally cir·
culated video installation work,
'l11e Theater of Memory,• by con·
temporary artist Bill Viold at the
Museum'i.lnstalldtlon Gallery
through June I ,1t 850 San Clemente
Drive. Newport Beach. For informa·
lion, call 7 59-1122
"ARST IMPRESSIONS"
"First lmpresi.ions: The Laguna
Beach Art Ass0C1at1on • Is at the
Orange County Musewu ol Al1
South Coast Plaza Gallery through
June 15. "First Impressions• f~atures
selected California •ptein air· paint·
lngs created by the founders of the
assooation from the Orange County
Museum of Art.
NAUTICAL MUSEUM
The museum features three gal·
lenes· the Newport Gallery chsplay·
ing the maritime tust.ory of the area;
the Model Gallery exhlb1nng a
selection of world-dass models and
the Grand salon, which offers tour·
ing exhib1ts. Admission is free for
members, S4 .!or adults and $1 for
children. The museum is located at
151 E. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach For infonnation, call 675-
7863
SPECIAL
FUND-RAISER
Orange Coast College presents a
fund-raising dinner. designed to
ass.ISi OCC in sending 1tli culinary
team to the Amencan Culinary
Federation Western Regional
Competition in Portland, !tom 3 to 9
p.m. Sunday in OCC's Student
Center and Captain's Table
Restaurant, 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa. The event indudes
cooking seminars, demonstrations,
tours and a five-course gourmet
meal. Cost is $40. For information,
call 432-5835.
SENIOR DAY
Orange Coast College presents
the 14th annual High School Senior
Day from noon to 3 p.m. Tuesday in
OCC's quad. Students from every
high school are invited to attend and
regutration is not necessary.
Partiapants will receive early regis-
tration materials for fall 1997 classes,
counseling orientation and financial
aid materlals wUl be available and
campus and departmental tours will
be oonducted. For more Information,
call 432-5725.
CYB8'CAR
Orange Coast College offers its
"Saturday Morning Cybercafe" from
9 a.m. to noon on April 12 in Hi·
Tech Lab Room 201 of OCC's
Tec:bnology Center. The topic of the
day will be "Real Estate-Searc:hlng
From Your Easy Chair.• Sessions are
$29 per class or $25 each when sign·
ing up for three or more classes. For
more information, call 432-5880.
SAFARI BRUNCH
A Safari Sunday Brunch Cruise is
avatlable aboard the 54-foot
Emerald Forest 11kl docked m
Balboa at the Fun Zone from t t a.m.
lo I p.m. every Sunday. The cost is
$25.95 per person and $15.95 for
children under 12. For reseivations,
call 673-0240.
• FARMERS MARKETS
Every ThW'Sday there lS a farm-
ers market from 8:30 am. to 1 p.m .
al the Orange County Fairgrounds.
The Orange County Markel Place is
every Saturday and Sunday from 7
a.m. to 4 p m. in the main fatr·
grounds parking lot. For IJlJorma-
tion. call 723-6616.
Every Saturday there is a 'farmers
market from 9 a.m. to t p.m. m the
municipal parklng lot at Bayside
Drive and Marguente Avenue in
Coronel de! Mar.
• STAGE
'DEATH OF A SALESMAN'
South Coasl Repertory presents
•Death of a salesman• through May
11 on the Mainstage at 655 Town
Center Drive, Costa Mesa. The per-
formance schedule will be Tuesday
through Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday
at 2:30 and 8 p.m. and Sunday at
2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $28-
$41. For Lnlormation, call 957-4033.
'LOVE LETTERS'
The Jewish Community Center
of Orange County presents the play
"Love Letters" at 8 p.m. Saturday
and Sunday, and April 10, 12 and
13, and 2 p.m Sunday and April 13
at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa.
Tickets are $12.50 for members and
$15 for others. For Lnlonnation, 755-
0340.
'TREASURE ISLAND'
The Riverboat 'Players, in assod-
ation with Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum, proudly stages its pre-
miere show. ·neasure Island,· at
1:30 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays
through June 29 on the decks of The
Pride of Newport, t 5 l E. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. Cost is $8
for adults and $4 for children.
Museum members receive a S2 dis-
count. For Lnlonnation, call 505-
2178.
KIDS
CHILDREN'S CONCERT
Take a musical journey through
Jewish llle and culture with Craig
Taubman at the Jewish Community
Center Children's Concert at 3:30
p.m. Sunday, at the Neighborhood
Community Center, 1845 Park Ave.,
Costa Mesa. Cost Is $10.50 for
adults, $6.50 foT children and there
will be discounts for Jewish
Commuruty Center members. For
information, call 755-0370.
COWGE FOR KJOS
Orange Coast College often an
introductory band program for
fourth tb:rougb sixth graders, The
Kool Klitz -Beginning Band. from
3:20 to 4:20 p.m . every Tuesday and
ThW'Sday from April 8 through June
12 at Paularino Elementary School,
1060 Paularlno St., Costa Mesa.
Registration fee IS $35. For informa-
tion. call 432-5880.
WtARAILE ART
Children from ages 6 to 12 are
invited to aeate art that moves and
wearabJe art they can use while
moving in Art Alter School. The
"M" Profects, from 3:30 to 5 p.m.
ThW'Sdays for four weeks beginning
April 10 at 850 San Clemente Dri.ve,
Newport Beach. Cost is $45 and pre-
registtation is necessary. For infor-
mation, call 644-3151.
STORY AND CRAFT HOUR
From 2 to 3 p.m. every Sunday,
Barnes & Noble holds a fun-filled
craft and story hour for children of
all ages. Refreshments will be
served. Barnes & Noble is located at
t870Harbor Blvd., liiangle Square
in Costa Mesa. For Lnlonnation, call
631-0614.
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STORY TIMES
Mesa Verde Library has story
bJnes for children ages 9 to 1 at 11
a.m. Tuesdays and 7 p.m.
Wednesdays through April 30 al
2969 Mesa Verde Drive East. For
information, call 546-5274
'GOOSEBUMPS'
The "Goosebumps" club meets
the first and third Monday of the
month at 6:30 p.m. at Barnes &
Noble, 953 Newport Center Dnve
For more lnforma!ion, call 759-
0982.
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Start Times: 11 am Friday • 12 Noon Saturday • 11 am Sunday
For one explosive weekend this April, a tennis
net becomes the only dividing line between the
United States and the Netherlands!
You can be at courtside to cheer for the
USA at the most exciting international
tennis tournament in the world!
FRIDAY • SATURDAY• SLJNl)i''T
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