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. Woman ch~ged for alleging false , rape
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· • Lana Rana Kling could
face jail time if found
guilty of fabricating
report, police say.
By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -The woman
who claim~ she .w.as raped at
Crystal Court will face crtm.i.qal
charges for allegedly fabricat6ig
the story, authorities announced
Thurs"day.
Fifth district
Supervisor
Tom Wilson
listens ln
during a
recent
meettng at
the Hall of
Admin-
istration.
MARC MARTIN/
DAil Y PILOT
. Lana Rana. Kling, 22, of Mis-
sion Viejo, may serve up to six
months in jail and pay a $1.000
fine on misdemeanor charg~ of
falsely telling police a stranger ,
pushed her into her car and
raped her in the mall's lower
parking strueture on Jan. 27, said
Deputy District Attorney Jerry
Schaffer.
The locatioo -only 75 yards
from the entrance to one of the
county's best-guarded malls -
struck many as an unlikely place
for a rape. Among the other "red
flags" .that made police suspi-
cious was the woman's claim that
she sat in her car for more than
an hour after the rape, though
nobody at the mall confirmed
having seen her.
Also, though the woman
claimed she was raped between
8 and 8:30 p.m., police were not
contacted until Kling's husband
called South County authorities
around 9:45 p.m.
After extensive investigation,
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• New 5th District Supervisor Tom Wilson knew filling
Marian Bergeson's shoes would be tough, but he feels
he's in stride with his constituents now.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
Visit county Supervisor Tom
Wtlson's office in Santa Ana, and
he might ask you how you like
the aqua paint he chose to cover
the dark brown wood paneling.
U you say you don't like it, he .
probably won't chanse it. He'll
explain that he wanted his office
-formerly Marian Bergeson's -
to be a little cheerier. But he's
interested in your opinion, too.
He says that's how he tries to
approach all the issues affecting
his area, which includes Newport
Beach and much of South County.
police concluded Kling was mak-
ing the story up to conceal an
adulterous alfdlT with a co-work-
er, and in fact she wasn't even at
Crystal Court that rught. Police
say she lost track ol time dunng
the rendezvous with hN lover
and needed dJl' excuse to tell her
husband, who was expectiny her
home.
would certam.ly .bope that any
future reporters of (fabncated)
crune consider the consequences
of reporting 1t because of all the
resourc:es it drams from real V1c-
t11ns."
"It scared the' hell out ot cill
those people at I.he mcill for no·
reason at all," said Costa Me a
Pohce Chief Dave Snowden,
speak.mg of the "collateral dam-
age· of making false rPport~ • 1
Klmg has not been taken into
custody, but Deputy Schaffer SdJd
lhe woman should receive a let-
ter cinnounong her amugnment
on the charges within a week
"It seems to be an extreme
wav to (coven one's behavior,"
Schaffer said .. \'\l'hatever her
motivation was she deluutely
went about it the wrong wa}'"
Mayor proposes
linlit on sale · of
fireworks .in city
•Peter Buffa ·says ra't'her thdn ban fire~orks, he wollld
cap the number of groups selling the holiday items.
By Michelle Terwille~r. Daily Ptlot
COSTA MESA __:_ l\1ovor Peter
Buffa says he doe'>r,.;t · \Vdnt to
extinguish the c1t\ 's Fourth of
July celebration ··
But he'd like to Se<.' the City
COUI\Cil place a cap on the num·-
ber of organizations selling hr0-
works in Costa Mec;a
Any non-profit organization
that meets m Costa Mesa and
has more than 50" .. of its mem-
bership residing in the city may
obtain a c1ty permit for selling
fireworks.
~rm trying to stop thP explo-
sive growth of the number of
(fireworks) stands." Buffa said,
but added that he has no mien-1
tion of outlawing them ds hds
been su~:rnested m the paslr
About 40 organizallons sold
fireworks m the city last year,
Buffa said Costa I\ 1ec;a 1s one of
only a few c1Lies 10 the county
that allows the sale ol fm:-works,
which many youth dnd sport!>
groups have found to be h:cratJ\'e
fund-raismg activilles
The issue of capping the num-
ber of fireworks vendorc; was
raised after the Newport I \Mbor
Take that little matter of puttmg a
commerc1al airport at El To·ro
Marine base, for instance.
As he sits on a sofa in h1s office,
his blue eyes and well-coiffed
brown hair make him resemble
an older, mtelligenl, sincere ver-
sion ol actor Alec Baldwm He
explains that he does Cdre what
Newport Beach's stroQg pro-air-
port contingent has lo say. He
understands how much they want
an alternative to expandlng near-
by John .Wayne Airport.
Soccer Booster Club asked for a
'J)Cmmt to sell hn•works, although
thP high chool is localed m
. Newport Beach, just over the
Costa Mesa border
At its Apnl 7 meeting, the City
Council \'Oted to make an excep-
t10n to the cit) ldw that reqwres
orgamzations to be based m Cos-
ltl l\lesa becau!>e 60°'o of the soc-
cer team members l.lve in the CJt¥.
saJd Meg Tweedy, the club's trea--
surer •
Buffa Sdld he thought 1t would
be unfair to bar the booster club
from obtaining a permit, but that
he \fdnted to see more restric-
tions tn' place by July 1998 to
keep outside organizabon from
crowd.mg our Costd Mesa non-
profit groups.
"In some Cdses, the be to Cos-
ta l\lesa gets pretty thin ,~ he Sd.ld.
A 1990 ad\'lsory vote showed
5 t " .. of aty voters favored a fire-
\\-or ks ban and tn 1991, the city
passed new laws that restnct the
dates. times and kinds of ftre-
works allowed
Costa lesa Ftre Marshal Tom
l\tacduff said the aty prohio1ts
sparklers and fireworks that fly and
•SEE BAN PAGE 4
·1 have assured Newport
Bedch that I'm not gomg to come
up to John Warne and np off
flight caps,· he says. But he says
h(' has to dlign himsell with the
ma1onty of hls 5th ·oistnct: South
County residents who fear w.rport
noise, traffic d11d 'pollubon will
shatter thetr serene commuruties.
I "The folks who are pro-avia-
. bon have decided that my posi·
lion 1s probably going to be very
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•About 1,000 volunteeJS
are expected to help clean
up neigbborb~ Sahu-day.
By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -1\vo local
neighborhoods ate. due for a
makeover Saturday as some 1,000
people are expected to help plant
trees and shrubs, paint fences and
haul away unwanted junk from
alleys.
The Neighbors for Neighbors
. . , eigtlth annual community cleanup ti IC:beduled to take place in .tl)e
Canyon Park neighborhood and
the Wallace and Pomona area
frQDl 9 a.m. to noon.
Following the three-hour
Q.anup, volunteen will be invited
to eat lunch provided by several
focal r.taurantl tn the part and
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listen to live bands and other
entertainment.
The event is sponsored by
the city of Costa Mesa, the
Orange County Fairgrounds,
ReLeaf Costa Mesa and the
Orange County Volunteer
Center. The event is funded
in part by money from funds
allocated by a Community
Development Block Grant as well
as private donations.
Other sponsors are AAA Auto
Club, Avila's Bl Ranchito restau·
rant, Bullwtnkles/Hui.sb Family
fun Centers, The Beat radio sta·
t1on, Bowers Museum and Carl's
Jr.
Ann Gyben, assistant to Oty
Manager Allan Roeder, said a
large aoa section ot tbe commu-
nity will take part in the event
including the Boy Srouts and Girl
Scouts, '8D.kd, churchea, volun-
teer groups and businesses. Mayor
\
Peter Buffa is scheduled to spealt
during lunch.
•tt's actually a really fun day,"
Gyben said. •There's lunch and
entertainment in the park and a
large percentage of the food and
beverages is donated by local
businesses."
Additionally, cb1ldren wUl be
treated to special acttvttle. that
include face painting and a petting
1.00 provlded by the Orenge Coun·
ty Fairgrounds
1bote intere&ted in ~l
ino sboUld meet at 910 Arbor St. or
call 75'-5140 for informatkm.
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FftlOAY. APRIL 18, 1997 • Newport Bnc:blCo.ca Mesa 0..Uy Pilot •
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check it out l •
Put the bloom on
~e rose with.help.·
A $125~000 .pen?, Yea~, write
from the· library
I s the bloom off your roses or your radishes?
Consider a trip 'to a Newport Beach Public '
Library, where you'll find a profusion of
resources for growing flowers, fruit and other gar-
den goodies.
Whether. you're cultivat--~" , mg ornamental trees, ros-
es, climbing plants or flow-
ering shrubs, find guid-
ance in "The American ·
Horticultural Society Prun-
ing & Training." Tiris new,
illustrated plant-by-plant
manual covers pruning
principles and the growth
Ii nit \MIR!(\\ II lt<ll{lf( Ill rtJRll \IUfn
PRU·NING
&.TRAINING
II ,,tl.,,tlli .. ,0.1,11 ·~ l """iil · habits and needs of more
than 800 plants.
Those with liJnited
:;pace will find 100-plus ideas
for growing plants to fill vertical dimensions in
"The Hanging Garden," illustrated with photos of
hanging baskets, window boxes, raised beds and
arches. ·
For indoor plant enthusiasts, "The Complete
Guide to Conservatory flants" features mainte-.
nance and display ideas, plus color photos of sun
rooms ranging from simple conservatories to grand
period-style garden rooms.
Numerous magazines
focus on gardening·topics.
Find tips for growing every-
thing from artichokes to
zinnias in such monthly
publications as "Organic
Gardening," "Horticulture"
and "Sunset."
Gardeners who prefer
their information on video-
tape can learn to make
flowers flourish with "Fool-
proof Flower Beds," offer-
ing tips for improving soil,
untangling roots and
installing UTigation. Those who war:it to concentrate
on the most romantic flower of all can check out
''How to Grow Roses," covering drainage,
mulching and the care and feeding of roses.
No kidding. Signature item boasting
4,810 diamonds can be seen at South -.
· Coast Plata through Sund~y.
BY CHRIS 'JIO PHER GOFFARD + DAILY PILOT
buyin.~. the pen are those assigned
to guard-it7 -· On Wednesday and
Thursday, 26-year-old Gabriel
Quintana, who works for Exclusive
COSTA MESA -The world's
most expensive pen, a Montblanc
Diamond Solitaire Royal Fountain
pen worth $125,000, will b"e on dis-
play through Su.nday at the
Montblanc Boutique at South
Coast Plaza.
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The pen, which features 4,81:0
pave diamonds, is making its first
appearance at a Montblanc store
I I l + ITEM: Montblanc Diamond l
in the county on its way to other
stores in San Francisco and
Hawaii, said store manager M1tra
Kianian.
SoHtafre Royal Fountain Pen l +con s12s.ooo : + MIM8ER OF DIAMONDS: l
4,810 I + FACTOID: tt takes nine months :
to make a single pen : Kianian·said she hopes to sell
it before it moves on. L---------------------------~-j "The fact that you'd get to sell
a $125,000 pen -Imean, the joy of
it," she said, noting she -uouldn't
sleep the first night after the p~n
went on display April 16. Hln the
morning I just wanted to make sure
it was here." -
Asked who would buy such a
pen, Kianian said, "I would think it
would be royalty. I would say Eliz-
abeth Taylor ... I think it would be
someone who's accustomed fo a
luxurious lifestyle, and accustomed
to beautiful,, things,•
While some browsers chuckled
at the thought of puroAasing it, oth·
ers said they would, do it if it fell
within their price range. ""
"l thirik if I had that kind of
money, absolutely," ~aid Phil
Fontes, 36, of Bakersfield. "I'd use
it for my signatures. Just my signa-
tures."
Among those who will not be
Protection Private Security, spent
11-hour stretches standing sentry·
behind the display case.
Quintana, who said he makes $7
an hour, claims he never takes his .
eyes away from the pen. If be takes _
a lunch break, he does it in sight of
the pen. If be walks around the
store to bring the feeling back to
his legs, his eyes are on the pen.
"All I think about is if I dis~p
pear for five minutes, and in five
minutes this pen disappears, what
am.I gonna do?" be said. "I'~ have
to work eight to 1 O years to buy one
of these."
Even if he had $125,000, Quin-
tana added, it would.not occur to
him to buy lt.
"I'd buy a house for my mother
and father,• he said, frowning at
the display case. HWhat do you
need this for?"
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Manager Mitra Klanian holds a $125,000 Montblanc Diamond Solitaire
Royal Fountain· pen at Montblanc Bouttque in South Coast Plaza.
For both gardeners and cooks, "The Gardener's
Cookbook" includes recipes from tine restaurants
{lcross the United States,
plus instructions for creat-
mg landscapes for specific
!=uisines using edible flow-
ers, herbs and vegetables.
for more contemplative
types, "In Praise of Toma-
toes" is a lyrical memoir
that sjwds light on culti-
vatin!}'both tasty truil and
'enewed bonds with
tnends and family through
gardening.
Educators, parents take critical look at schools
"The garden is a
metaphor for !life), and all
Qf life's jmportant lessons can t>e learned there," writes Veronica Ray in "Zen
Gardening." Whether you're an experienced gar-
a ener or a novice at growing thin~s, this book's
philosophical approach' can enrich your experience
with the soil. '
•Self-evaluation conducted·
during a learning conference
aimed at helping the school
-community identify areas for
improvement.
By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilo\
NEWPORT-MESA -s·trong on
self-discipline. Weak in reading
assessment. So-so in parental support.
Those were among some of the crit-
ically honest comments approximately
150 administrators, teachers, parents
and other employees made as they
evaluated how their individual
schools are doing.
The evaluation was conducted
ThUISday during a roughly six-hour
learning conference held at the Davis
Adult Education Center in Costa
Mesa and. sponsored by the Newport-
Mesa Unified School DiSttict and the
eachers union.
After a presentation by Kaiser Ele-
mentary Principal Christine Jurenka
on the importance of teaching stu-
dents the core curriculunl and prepar-
ing them for life by using proven
teaching methods, school representa-
tives evaluated Uieir own perfor-
mance. -
Adams Elementary. Principal Bar-
bara Harrington, teacher Michael
Brewer and pan~nt Terry Essen
agreed that their school had a positive
and nurturing teaching staff, but said
it could use some curriculum that bet-
ter accommodat~s students at differ-
ent learning l~vels.
Along with helping identify the
schools' strengths and weaknesses,
the.conference was beneficial in terms
of communication, Brewer said. ·
"It's the opportunity to talk to· par-
ents a little bit mdre," he said. "I know
as a teacher what we wanr"'for our
kids. I like to have the opportunity to
find out wbat (parents} are looking
for.•
Essen, who has a first-grader and a
fourth-grader at Adams, said that she
volunteers many hours in the clas$-
room and was happy to be included in
the evaluation process.
•1t•s the first time I was brought in'
to look at the larger picture," she said.
"It's neat . to see how they all. tie.
together."
Linda Mook, president o! the New·
port-Mesa Federation of Teachers.
said both the co~Sponsorship of. the,
conference with the district and the
inclusion of various members of the'
school communities made the confer-.
ence speoal.
"We're bringing the community'
together to really..focus on how they
can drive school improvement," Mook;
said. "We're teaching a process that
people participating in the learning'
conference can take back to their..
schools."
Equally reflective is "Thoreau's Garden," ·rife
with excerpts from the journals of Walden Pond's
larnous inhabitant, for gardeners interested in the
t>est uses of plants as vtell as those who want to let
woodland vegetation flourish in their imagination.
In Native America, a garden was both a place tO'
grow food and a conduit to the Circle of Life. For
families eager to join that magical sphere, "Native
;...merican Gardening" offers stories and projects
that lay the groundwork for both the product and
process 'of the nurturing experience of gardening.
around t.own /'
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TODAY
• CHECK n OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach
Public library. This week's column is by Judy Booth.
YOUTH EXPO
The ABCs of Agriculture, with an
emphasis on apples, acorns and ants, is
the theme for the 18th annual Youth
Expo from 9 a.m. · to 3 p.m. at the
Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair
Drive, Costa Mesa. The event focuses
on the positive accomplishments of
Orange County students through com-
petitions. Adn$sion is free. For more
information, call 708-1520.
Crepe Myrtle trees at 2:15 p.m. on the
front lawn behind the school's mar-
quee at 600 Irvine, Newport Beach.
For more information, call 644-3151.
· Corrections
. The number for the NeWport Harbor Nautical
Museum in Thursday's After Hours calendar was
: incorrect. The correct number is 613·1863.· • 1b.e name of Academic All·Star Newport Har·
TREE PlANTING
ScHOLARSHIP BENEFfT ' .
The Orange County Alumnae Chap-
ter of Sigma Alpha Iota presents a schol-
arship ~efit concert at 7:30 p .m. at
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant,
2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Cost
is $10 for adults and $5 for students. For
information, call 675-2115.
YARD SALE : bor High School student Scott Gaiber was mis-
: spelled in Thursday's Daily Pilot. · The public is invited to plant three
There will be a yard sale from 7 a.m.
to 5 p.m. in the back parking lot of the
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TEMPSIATURES west at 15 knots.
Newport Beach
68159
Expect 2-foot wind
waves and a 4-foot
Newport Coast swell from the west.
72152
Balboa nou
68159 TODAY
Costa Mesa First low
79155 h46a.m. 1.3
Corona d.el M1r First high
67159 7:l5a.m. 4.1
Second low
SURF FOMCAST 1:51'p.m. o.s
LOCATION SIZE Second high
Wedge Hsw 8:11 p.m. 4.S
Newpc>n l-3sw Bladcles 2·3SW SA1URDAY
River Jetty 2•3SW First low
CdM 1·l SW 2:181.m. 0.9
IOATINCI
First high
8:14a.m. 4.2
Vtf'i.ble 1 o knot 5e(ond low
"9tnds duri~ mom-2:19p.m. 0:5
Ing hours gener-Second high
-1-foot wtnd 8:33p.m. 4.7
wives. "'*'-during the•~wlt1d WA1111
Wffl (X)fM from the TBUOBlAW: 60
Church of Christ at 267 Wtlson St., Cos-
ta Mesa. For information, call 650-8236. •
YOUTH EXPO
The ADCs of Agriculture, with a.fr
emphasis on apples,._a~oms and ants;
is the theme for the 18th annual Youth: SATIJRDAY Expo from '9 a .. m. to 4 p.m. at the:
OPEN HOUSE
Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair·
Drive; Costa Mesa. ·For more informa-.
Montessori Harbor·Mesa School
offers an open house from 9:~0 to
11:30 a .m. at the preschool, 1?01 W.
Baker St., Costa Mesa. In each class·
room there will be a display of
Montessori equipment to illustrate the
school's method of teaching. Children,
friends, grandparents, etc. are wel-
come. For more information, call 549-
t1.on, call 708-1520.
CYBERCAFE .
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Orange Coast College offers its.
•saturday Morning Cybercafe" from 9'
a.m. to noon in Hi-Tech Lab room 201
of OCC's Technology Center. The top..'.
ic; of the day will be vBusiness and·
Finance -Stock Market, Banking and: 3803. . More." For tnf onnation, call 432-5880.:
Absolutely no
change In condltl<>(ls
or forecast since
Thunday. The
southwest swell con-
tinues through today
with a small west·
northwest building.
Count on It to add
some consistency
rather than generat-
Ing slgnlflcantly larg· er waves. Expect to
encoun\er waves In
the knee-to chest·
high ra1nge In our
'lldntty todaly. The .
Incoming south ~II
should read'I us dur-
Ing the weekend.
That promises
lmprowd Ind more
rldtble surf. With •
little luck. we should
s.e waist-to shout-
dtr-hlgh w.ws by
tn.ttlme.
COSTAMISA •
! c.wtw Stnlet: A $300 bumper cover was stolen from a car parked In a carport In the 600 block.
• tWbor loulw...t. A $500 porfable phone was stolen from t~ storage room of an auto shop in the 2000 block. A glass
window louver was removed from the storage room Wf!ldow·
•lat 21st S""'9t A $500 bike that was locked .n<J a $70hel·
met was stolen from a patio in tM 300 blodt. The lock was cut.
• ._,_.. AWWMle: Three compact disc players, two sets of
speakers, two amf)llflers, a cellular phone and 165 compact
disa valued at $4,340 were stolen from three cars In the 2900
block. Two of the cars had a window smashed and • door lock
was punched out of the third car.
• w.t 11th StrMt: 1'wo speaken, a video tAlpe and compact di~ valued at $475 ~stolen from a CM. A ~ wl was SINShed. · .----· ··-·
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P otpourri today. Potpourri?
Funny you should ask. It's
French for •rotten poe
(charmed, I'm sure), the idea
• bleing a mixture of in~ents left
out to ferment or cure. Give that
some thQught next time you slip
some potpourri in with your fine
linens.
By the way, your thirst for use-
less information is more robust
than I expecte(l. So, starting next
Friday, we will offer one bit.·of
useless information per week to
satisfy your ravenous appetite for
the trivial, the obsolete, the utterly
irrelevant -which is to say, the
good stuff.
Where was I last week? Lost in .
cyberspace-, that's where. For the
first ti.me, the tiny, unseen e-mail-
man who delivers my column to
the awe-inspiring offices of the
Daily Pilot failed. ApparenUy, the
old saw about "neither rain, nor
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~urt Dudng plays the blues on a bench at the foot of the Newport Beach Pier.
Anyway, did you see the story
about the dog who ran away from
home, was hit by a car, then
found his way back? Not his way
back home, but to his vet's office,
which was blocks away from
where he was hit. Talk about a
low-maintenance pet. _
briefly ·in th~ news
_ The dog scratched at the vet's
front door until someone noticed,
then dragged himself into the
waiting room. "Gee, Rex. do you
have an appointment?"· '!.Apually
no, Nurse, but don't botl'ler the
Doc. I'll handle it. Where's the X-
ray room?" Let's see you top that,
Lassie . ....:~lis a different game
than g~o get help because
Jimmy's stuck in the well.
' Men anegedly. attacked
~t local nightclub
: One man was apparently
. Mabbetl, and another beaten,
reportedly during a melee at The
Shark Club in Costa Mesa late
Wednesday night or early Thurs-
aay morning, authorities said.
: Around 2:45 a .m. Thursday ..
police received a call from a nurse
et Western Medical Center ' in
$anta Ana that-a man was ,seek-
lng treatment from stab wounds
Jie had apparently received at the
·~club at 841 West Baker St., said
tosta Mesa police Sgt. George
:Vezbick. •
: Fredrick Alan Jordan, ·21, and
~ackson Ambrose Jordan, 24 ,
brothers from Tustin, were appar-
ently attacked CJ.! the club some-
lime before it Closed at 2 a .m .,
Vezbick said.
Fredrick claimed he was mind-
ing his own business when some-
one struck him in the face with a
fist, and in ari ensuing brawl
someone stabbed Jackson twice
in the le.ft side with a knife or ice
pick, Yezbick sdid.
The brothers drove to the hos-
pital for treatment, but did not
contact police themselves,
Yezbick said. He said there w
no witness accounts, there was
no word on possible suspects, and
the Jordans were tight-lipped
about the incident.
"They're not giving the police
much informatjon about the
. crime," Yezbick said. "We didn't
even get the call from them. We
got it from the nurse; otherwise
we wouldn~t even have known
about it."
Jackson Jordan was listed in
stable condition ·late Thursday, a
hospital spokesperson said.
Police nab two in
auto theft case
Police arrested two alleged car
" thieves early Thlirsday morning
at an apartment complex at 2885
Fairview St., said Costa Mesa
police Sgt. George Yezbick. ·
Just after 2 a.m . police spotted
Tunothy Argyl'e, 18, of Anaheim,
and a 17-yed{-old girl from Costa
Mesa opening vehicles and
searching inside them in the·
parking lot of the complex,
Yezbick said. ·
The pair tried to steal a Toyota
van but were stymied by a kill
switch inside, Yezbick said. He
said the pair were found with
credit cards taken from the Toy-
ota, and with a Honda CRX that
was reported stolen from Ana-
heim earlier this week. · ·
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Measure M committee
members sought
· The Orange County Measure
M Cifu:ens Oversight Committee,
respons_ible fol monitoring
. expenses and funds from the half.
cent. transportatiorr< sales tax, is
Newport-Mesa ~chool Board
President Martha Fluor is a little
disappointed by the suggested
names for a new school on New-
port Coast and I must agree. The
three choices submitted were
HNewport Coast," "Newport
Ridge" and •Pelican Crest."
seeking residents from Costa
f\1esa and Newport Beach to fill
vacancies in its 2nd and 5th
supervisorial districts.
Positions are rmpaid, and. new
committee members will serve a
three-year term beginning July 1.
Applicants must be at least 18,
have an interest in community
activities and be able to attend
monthly meetings. Deadline is
May 2. For ~ormation, call the
Grand Jurors Association at 835-
6209.
I mean, they're OK, but we
need something bolder, some-
thing grand, something to set the
mind free and the imagination
soaring: "L'academie du Cote
Nieuport."
Yak. Too pretentious. Besides,
if "rotten pot" is the best la lingue
Francaise can do for potpourri, we
showdn't use it to name schools.
. "Colleg\um Pacifi.cum?" Uh uh. I
don't know, what do you say? E-
mail your suggestions.to me and
I'll pass them on to the board. ~
Wait, how about a famous per-
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son's name? "Sid Soffer Elemen-·
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Speaking of questions, I lik'.e
John Hedges' •questions" format:
Why do they do this~ Why do
they say that? Very thought pro-
voking. John deals in issues that
are more weighty than mine, but
I do have a few questions of my
own.
The first two, I've struggled
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I've bcirely scratched the surf ace.
The town of Jamul, near San
Diego, is the home of the "Unar-
ius ACildemY of Science." Head
Unarian William Proctor drives a
colorful old Cadillac, with UFOs
painted on the doo:rs and a flying
saucer on the roof.
'rnarius is, in fact, an acronym
for Universal Articulate Interdi-
mensional Understanding of Sci-
ence" (excuse me?), which was
founded in 1954.
Aceord.ing to Proctor, the
Heaven's Gaters were tragically,
and fatally, iillsguided. And just
what is the real story? Brace your-
self. In 2001, Proctor informs us. a
spacecraft will land on the site
being prepared by 1he Unarians
carrying 1,000 "Space Bro~ers. •
Appare11tly, there are no
"Space Sisters,"' which raises
some interesting 'bi0l09ica1 ques· -
tions. Wait, there's more. Thirty-
two 6ther spacecraft will land
each on top of the other, li.Ke a
tottering tower of intergalactic
Legos.
So now we have 33,000 Space
Brothers milling around a hillside
in Sa.I}.-E>iego County. Let me tell
you, somebody better b'e doing
an-EIR on this.
Is this one more bizarre group
that can b!=!·~Y brushed asiqe?
Guess\igain. The group claims
5,000 members nationwide and
they've purchased. sqme 67 acres
to serve as the landing site for the
Space Brothers. At the highest
point on the site is a 1arge sjgn
that reads •Welcome Space
Brothers-2001." I gotta' go. .
• PETER BUFFA is the mayor of Costa
Mesa. His column appears on Friday. E-
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difficult to change,• says WJ.lsoD,
a Laguna Niguel resident. •J
think we'd be remiss to not even
consider any other use for that
land.·
Wilson's name has become
, synonymous -infamous, in
these parts -with the divisive
· airport issue. He took over for
Bergeson, a Newport Beach resi-
dent who left to become the gov-
ernor's secretary of education, in
December. He came on . just in
time for the marathon 15-llour
supervisors' meeting where the
board approved pursuing airport
plans, with Wilson's lone no vote.
Lately, he has been explaining
his Sla.JfCe on El Toro and other
pet tssues to cities ill his district as
part of a concerted outreach
effort. Hts sch¢ule has particu-
larly concentrated on Newport
Beach, where he pops up every
few weeks a.S a keynote speaker
at some community meeting.
He'll host an informal open
house meetmg at 4:30 p.m. May
14 dt Newport Beach City Hall,
3300 Newport Blvd.
Wilson, 57, who retired in 1995
from rndnagemenl at Rockwell
International, took the supervisor
post after nine years on the Lagu-
nd Niguel City Council. The
Pennsylvdnia native seN ed as
mrtyor of Laguna ~iguel from
1992 to 1994 after helping the
community gain official cityhood
in 1989.
Just as his local political career
was taking off, his personal life
dealt him a blow: His wife, Vicki,
who had ~uttered from .multiple
sclerosis, died of cancer in 1988.
"We had that to deal with, but
we ,gt>t through it," be Dow says. ~ couple's child, Tom, DOW 22,
is serving in the U.S. Navy sta-
tioned at Miramar Naval Air Sta-
tion .. ~
Since the December vote on El
Toro, he has been working to
unite the several anti-airport
splinter groups into one coalition.
He plans to ·work with those
groups to come up with alterna-
tive plans for the site.
He proposed running test
flights of commercial airplanes
out of El Toro to demonstrate the
real noise impads to South Coun-
ty residents. ·
. Besides wrestling with the El
Toro issue, Wilson has also con-
tended with making a transition
from councilman to county super-
visor. And living up to his prede-
cessors isn't easy, either -·espe-
cially 1n l'lewport Beach, where
residents are used to having one
of their own on , the board:. Berge-
son for two years, and Tom Riley
for 20 years before that. •
"Marian Berge~on's shoes are
very difficult to fill,• be says. "But
the shoes I'm weari.hg are begin-
ning to fit."
And he does have issues
besides El Toro to tackle, goals he
feels be can accomplish in the
short-term. He's serving on the
board committee that's working
to get enough funding to keep
county trial courts open. He's
working to get Laguna Canyon
Road realigned.
And he's helping with an iss4e
as near and dear to Newport
Beach as an El Toro airport -
funding for dredging the Back
Bay. His newly redecorated
.. -
office, in fact, boasts one holdover
from Bergeson and Riley: a
plaque commemorating the Jut •.
Upper Newport Bay dredging in
1984.
He bas visited the bay and bu
been helping Newport Beach
officials press for funding from
the governor's office. He even
knows the name of one resident
who's particularly vocal about the
need for dredging -Ed Benson,
president of the Dover Shores
Homeowners Association.
The best pa.rt of the job so far,
he says, is representing "such a
beautiful district." The worst pa.rt:
"Having to sit as a judge on deci-
sions that affect so many people ." ·
The other worst part: gtving up
golf to accommodate his packed
schedule. Several months ago he
bought a new set of clubs to
replace his 30-year-old set. But
he's only been aple to use them
once, right before his December
appointment as supervisor.
His life has calmed down since
the initial chaos in December, he
says. He's making wedding plans
for August with his fiancee, a
~ubstance abuse counselor at St.
Joseph Hospital. No meeting hiW
come close to lasting 15 hours like
his first meeting, and.he DOW has
a full staff.
"My life is still controlled on
this little card," he says, pulling
out a blue index card that lists his
day full of appointments. uThat's
'iiol a structure most people a.re
used to."
. , ...
. .
•
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Fireworks may be sold
between July 1 and 4, but the
fireworks may actually be lit
only from 4 to 10 p.m. on July 4.
The city had s1x fireworks-
related incidents last year, but
there were no serious injuries
and no property damage
reported, Macduff said.
The Costa Mesa City Council
will discuss the proposed cap on
fir~works sales at its May 5
meeting.
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West in baseball, 10-0
QUOTE OF THE ~A Y
·roe never~ (Jolu1) Camf!1/ ao ezdt«J ... •
-ASSISTANT COACH CHAUNCEY BA>'XS.
/olll>wingCosla Mesa's 75-57 vil:toryoutr ~
molly
yanity
~15-year . .
;streak .
~at &take .
·•Pirates' wofl'.len's swiffi
; team puts its 118-straight
victories reputation on the
line today at Saddleback. : F ifteen years ago, North
: Carolina edged
: Georgetown in the NCAA
• Championship behind a kid clad
: in baby blue named Michael
. Jordan. Another kid named Cal
: Ripken, Jr. was on his way to a
·Rookie of the Year season with
the Baltimore Orioles.
• Fifteen years ago was also the
: last time Orange Coast College's
: women's swimming team lost a
·meet.
: Fifteen years and 118 victories
: later, the Pirates face the
, greatest danger of snapping that
·streak.
"The streak is facing its most
serious challenge in the time I've
·been here," Coach Jon
· Rathfelder said. Rathfelder
: competed at OCC in 1986 and
1987, and was Don Watson's
·assistant since 1992 before
taking the reins this spring.
Today ~e Pirates take their
5-0 record into a double dual
meet with Saddleback and
Palomar in Mission Viejo. All
three teams have the same
..spotless record.
'" To toughen matters for the
Pirates, Orange Coast will be
without its star diver Sandra
Zubrin.
Zubrin, a product of Corona
del Mat High, is competing in a
senior national collegiate event
'this week, and is the top female
diver in California community
college competition. Assuming
she would have won the one and
three-meter events, which she
has not lost all season, her
absence will cost the Pirates 40
points.
"The teams are so close,
anyway, that the loss or those
diving points could be the
.difference," Rathfelder said.
"Even with them, we could
have been in trouble."
Watson, who still paces the
pool deck at Orange Coast
events as Rathf elder's assistant,
lost his first meet at OCC to San
Diego Me5a in the season
opener in 1982. He compiled a
'record of 113-0 ofter that loss.
Most of the Pirates on the
squad today were toddlers when
the streak began.
The meet will be the deciding
factor as to which team will be
the Orange Empire Conference
champion.
Today's meet will also decide
'the men's championship.
Orange Coast is tied at a 5-0
clip with Palomar. Saddleback.is
.4-1. .J
• • Southern CaWornJa College
.has some golden arms that are
dominating the Golden State
:Athletic Conference.
: The baseball team's Bryce
Primm and Jen Houston, a
•softball hurler, earned the
<>SAC's pitcher of the week
:honors last week.
: Primm, who tops the
'.conference with a 2.09 BRA,
;fired a complete game al\utout
'Over Concordia to boost his
mrd to 6·3. Primm, a
:rtght·banded junior, struck out
;teven and gave up two walks.
• He leodl the GSAC In
amplet.e games (4) and ls :.econct ln lnnlngs pitched (82.0). t Houlton, whofe lopGded 6-15
~WU deceMDg last week,
~ tlfte lbutout VidOrtel,
~ tbe upMt blanldng of
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.. bg 17.-
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•
nnning With
the numbers
• CdM track teams tall to
deep El Toro squads; boys
drop 85-51 decision; girls • lose ouJ to Chargers, 98-38.
By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot
: LAKE FOREST -A spectator
could easily miss the 100-meter
dash since if lasts about as long as
it takes to order a Coke at the
concession stand. But for those
who didn't miss the boys version
of the event at the Corona del
Mar-El Toro _high school meet
Thursday aftemoo.n in Lake For-
est, they didn't mind going thirs·ty
, for a few moments.
The straight-away sprint end-
ed in a clump of energy and
determination as Corona del
Mar's George Sumner surged his
chest forward to beat out hm-
teammate Mike.Finn by .03 of a .
second.
"
-CDM TRACK COACH
BILL SUMNER
turing the 1,600 relay, as well.
Matt Hoyt picked up a victory
in the 400 with teammate Pat
Fuscoe cruisihg in behind him.
l}'ler Beardsley 'took the 800 in
1:59.5. •
The 1,600 relay team was
behind by about 150 meters
when Hoyt, who anchored the
squad, turned on the afterburners
to smoke El Toro:
BRIAN POBUOA I DAILY PILOT
Corona del Mar can hold Its own in the running depctrtmept, as evidenced by (above, from
left).Brian C oombe, Jason Rogers and Tyler Beardslee in the 3,200.-Below, left, Beardslee
finds support after winning the 800; below, right, Mike Finn speeds to second place ln the 100 .
As if that wasn't close enough,
Finn defeated El Toro's' Kevin
Moore by an eyelash to capture
second even though he and
Moore both posted times of 11.5
"My teammate Mike has been
beating me all year," Finn said
after his fist-pumping victory., ,"I .
got a good start anq that carried
me through."
With 1ust one top mark in th~
held events, Steve Tartaglini's-
145-5 discus throw, the Sea Kings
notched their first loss and stand
at 2-1 in the league and 4-1 over-
all.
CARBALLO EMERGES;
SOLIS, ·PRICE DOUBLE
Costa Mesa's boys track team
appears to be for real after
spanking host Uni, 7 5-57.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
IRVINE -As veteran track and field
coach :John Carney looked around for a
replacement runner in the boys 1,600-
meter relay, the longtime Costa Mesa
High mentor smiled, realizing be could-
n't go wrong with his selection.
For this season, Camey has the pick
of the litter whenever his Mustangs
compete in Pacific Coast League dual
meets.
"I've never seen Camey so excited,"
Mesa throwing c6ach Chauncey Bayes
said., shortly be.fore the Mustangs com-
pleted their 75-57. PCL victory over host
University on Thursday, Costa Mesa's
first win over the lrojans in Camey's
bead coaching reign, which began in
1980.
There's a unique feel about these
Mustangs (2-1 in PCL), who swept the
running events -except for the 1,600
• relay -and now probably lead the
league in confidence.
Take Mesa hurdler Richard Price, for
example;
"There's no doubt in 'my mind I'm
going to beat (Aliso Niguel's Josiah
Jones) in the league finals,• Price said
of the 300 intennecliates, in whlch he
wu second to Jones last year in the
PCL Pina.11.
And take Mustang distance sped.a.l-
ilt Bric SaUI: •rqi definitely going to
break (the ~ ~rd in the 800),.
the l8n1or announced.
What about ab.ot putter Matthew
Rudfllllf Wall. bis wtnnmg biMve of S 1
feet. 10mcbil w• lbolt ol Im personal
r9cmd Mt lut weak (52-' t/4), but be
ctedlnld the IUbleqUliDt PCL meets
dbedllllamt.
Want mare rM10111 wily Camey • ·""9 "'-.,., ~ ..... ~
player Jose Carballo, out for track for
the first time in his life.
Carballo, like a gold nugget pushed
up to the shore, sprinted to victories in
the 100 (10.93) and 200 (2-f.19), after
anchoring Costa Mesa's winning 400
relay team.
It was Carballo's first time running
the relay. •And we had to talk him into
it," Mesa assistant coach Su Camey
said.
Solis won the 400 (52.6) and 800
(2:04) and was second in the 1,600
behind sophomore teammate Bruce
Hancock (4:35).
Solis ran an 800 split in 1:54.96 earli-
er this year at the Tustin Relays, but it
didn't count as an official school record
because it w~ not a meet, according to
Camey. Jim Bowles (1'984) and Robert
Grego (1980) still share the school stan-
dard at 1:55.4. •
Senior Jamie Carrillo, the leader of
Mesa's back-to.back PCL boys cross
country championships, won the 3,200
(10:13), with teammate Marcelo Mar-
tinez the runn~up (10:38.81).
In the hurdles, Price crossed first in
1 lOs (17.27) and 300s (43.88), while Hai
La.L freshman Brad Jones, freshman
Greg Stewart and Carballo combined to
win the one-time-around relay.
Senior Steve Smith, a tran.sf er from
Thxas, won the high jump at 6-2, while
Rudesill gave the Mustangs 11 wins in
16 events with his shot put.
Price felt he had something to prove
after falling on the last hurdle against
Aliso Niguel, otter leading the r~ce.
"We would've won the meet, and 1
would've had ~ PR. but I fell, .. Price
said. ·we needed those points and
that'• why we ended up losmg that
meet."
Price Injured his right ankle in the
Allio Niguel meet last month and
mtaed the Bstanda dual last week
beceUM of it.
Stewart's secoftd.p1aCe f1nbb tn the
200 (2'.48J ~ 80ID9 eyes. as Well.
In hil ftnt vanity me.t .
If the ending of the 100 could
have been a scene representative
of how the Sea . View League
meet, it may have been an excit·
ing afternoon for the Sea Kings,
but the Chargers' depth carried
the day and gave El Toro's boys
an 85-51 Sea View League victo-
Freshman Liz Morse shined for
the Sea Kings in a rather d.1Sma1
for the girls team, which suffered
a 98-38 defeat.
Morse outran El Toro's Becky
Miske to captu.(e the 1,600 by .8
of a second. She also topped the
field in the 800.
MShe should be real happy,"
Coach Sumner said. ·She pulled
off somewhat of an upset (in the
1,600.)"
ry. f
"I thought we would match up
real well with them in the run-
ning and at least place some in
the field events." Sea King's
Coach Bill Sumner said. "They've
got so many people it's all you can
do to match up. But we were
killing them in the running, they
juslkilled-us m the field.·
The Chargers nearly swept the
top three in all of the field events
and Morse's marks were the only
victories on the day for Corona
del Mar, though.
M(El Toro's) too big. They're
four times as big as us as far as
numbers, but pound for pound,
we're right with them,· Swnner
said. MWe're never going to just
roll over and die. It's like a busi-
ness, though. If they have more
people working for them, they're
going to get more work done.•
The conclusion Qf the 200 was
similar to the thrilling wrap of the
100. Finn took the tape this time,
though, edging his El Toro rival
by a tenth of a second. Sumner
placed third with the identical
time as second place at 23.8.
Sumner's girls team falls to 1-2
in the league.
Corona did fare well in the rac-
ing events winning four and cap-
HOVIS DOUBLES FOR. ESTANCIA
COSTA MESA -Estancia High junior Alex Hovis paced the field in the 100 and 200 •
meters Thursday and pominick Meyers (high jump), Alfred Tanielu (shot put) and John
Romm (discus) also earned individual victories.
But the Eagles were overpowered by visiting Pacific Coast League rival Aliso Niguel.
which procured an 80-44 boys track and field verdict.
Estanda's Manuel Orozco also twnedin a strong performance in the demanding triple
of the 400, 800 and 1,600, finishing second, second and third, respectively.
Estancia falls to 1-3, 0-3 in league.
In the girls meet: Estancia's Amy Delrez (high jump) and Sami di ~lamo .ll~g j~)
were the lone in&vidual event winners in the Eagles' 99-28 league loss to vi.Siting Aliso
Niguel. .
Estancia's Sarah Hall was just more than a second off the winning pace in the 8QO
meters, finishing third, and also J,Da.de things dme tn the 1,600, finishing second.
Dang sets tri-/Jle jump record·
•Mustangs lose to Uni. but four-year standout accomplishes one for the ages.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot • · ··
IRVINE -Ha Dang of Costa Mesa High
was'merely trying to overtake leader Jennifer
Koh in the girls triple jump -not for person-
al gratification, but for team points.
When Dang gazed at the end of the run-
way for her fourth and final attempt Thursday
in the Mustangs' Pacific Coast League dual
meet against host University, she had no incli-
nation of breaking the school record.
But Dang, a fomth-year varsity track and
field standout for Coach John Carney's Mus-
ta.ngs, hopped, skipped and jumped 33 feet, 5
1/2 Inches, the greatest triple jump by a Mus-
tang female In history.
"I was just trying to beat that girl at Uni·
versity, so we could get some points,• said
Dang, whose feat topped Jennifer Long's
record of 33-2 set tn 1993.
"I needed to go that far to win: added
Dang, whose squad l<>1t to the Th>jem, 96...eO.
"Everyone wu telling me to stretch it. to
jump up, not out. Then try to stay in the air u
long as poaible." .
1bougb pang ii a1io ~·· bell hurdler
-and bu~ lpeed to nm a leg OD tM
·~mets relAy tMm -tbe triple jump bu
DOW become Mr favodte W.t.
•tt'I •• ,. beiln tbe t\imdllt ddDa l dkL
but not ~t lw bee bell at. ~now,·
said Dang. who qualified for the CIF Southern
Section Divisjon m Preliminaries last year in
four events, finishing second or third in the
PCL Finals in all lour.
As University won easily, the Mustangs
had otber scores to settle, including the long
jump (won by Nicole Jankowski) and 400
(won by Gegi Van De Walker), the only indi·
vidual wins aside from Dang's triple-jump
doing.
Along the disappointment lines was fresh·
man Kalena Jacbon. who was trying to go
und~feat.ed in PCL duals in the 100 meters.
but she false-started against Uni and h'ad no
opportunity to win.
•J<alena probably would've gone unde-
feated in league," Camey said. .
According to Jeckson, she •just fidgeted
before the gun went oa.• But a&M!d, •tbefe'I
always a makeup.•
Jacbon. Who9e penonal record in ti. 100
11 11.58, Yo ~ bi 1h8 200, bigb jump
and 1,800 relay.
Van 0. W ..... I 1.02 doCldng WM tbe
quickest in tbe 400, wbAe Jukowlld'w "ts.4
l/2 IDAik tn tbe kll'9 jUqt ... FOd ----
b a win. t= ................ ~..... .. .. i,eoo ud ~ end tta1nt m . n.a
Sakai Wat -.'ClOd. ID bOda dllows lor Mela.
FftlOAY, APRIL 18. 1997
harry
faulkner
·IT'S 'IHE
·BEST OF
' 'IlMES
Orange County
All-Star Game brings
together Costa Mesa's
Koo Kim and Laguna
Hills' Coach Lynn
Taylor, and it'~ a
special blend.
W hile competing in
all-star games typically
presents players the
opportunity to acquaint
themselves with a new cast of
teammates, a pair of
NeW°port-Mesa District standouts
did not requue introductions to
their respe5=tive South coaches .
when practice began last week.
Costa Mesa High senior Koo
Kim, the Ne wport-Mesa District
Player-of the Year, has been
exchanging barbs with Pacific
Coast League rivaJ Laguna Hills
High Coach Lynn Taylor for four
seasons.
"I like to kid around with
Koo," said Taylor, whose Hawks
took their lumps from Mesa the
first two seasons of Kim's varsity
career, before rolling·to
unbeaten league crowns the last
. two seasons, including a CIF
State Division U title this season.
"She's a great, great kid with a
great sense of humor, who is
very easy to be around.•
Taylor also said Kim will bring
much more to Saturday's 5 p.m.
Orange County All-Star Game at
Orange Coast College than per-
sonality.
"I really respect her competi·
· tiveness, because she comes to
play every game," Taylor
explained. ·And she's really
become a ve ry complete player.
rve been more impressed with
her passing than anything. She's
made some phenomenal passes
for us in practice." •
Similarly Newport. Harbor
senior Danny Pulido knew what
to expect from South head man
Craig FaJconer, who coached
Pulido, as well as his son and
starting South point guard Kevin
FaJconer of CaJvary Chapel
High, on the Orange County
Rebels traveling team 1991 -93.
•He's really been the surprise
of OUT team in practice so far,•
the elder FaJconer said of Pulido,
a 6-foot-5. 220-pounder front-
cowt performer, who will play
his finaJ basketball game, before concentr~ootball at 6re-
gon.
"He's aJways been a great
athlete and a competitor, but he
has shown a knack for scoring
and he's a much better rebound-
er than I thought. 1 really think
he'll flourish in the open-court
game.·
Coach Falcone r said Pulido is
battling for the starting power
forward position, but will play
split time with Capistrano Val-
ley's Austin Moherman, regard-
less of who is on the floor for the
8 p.m. tipoff at OCC.
O Craig Falconer, a Costa Mesa
High graduate, is another in the
·. string of coaches who played in
· the game, having represented
the South, which prevailed in
-the 1966 clash, 97-86, behind
Corona del Mar High product
-John Vallely.
b While PulJdo ls the lone area •
representative playing in the
boys contest, the girls game is
chock full of locals, including
five South players with area ities
. and even the North's Lori Hurl-
... but, a Costa Mesa resident
~attending Mater Dei High.
· · Joining Kim on the South are
fellow all-district selections Bre-
, 6nna Badorek (Newport Harbor)
: f.Ild Undsay Warmington (Coro-
• na del Mar), while Carlie Willard
'(Santa Margarita) ls a Newport
• retident and Jenny Jennings
(CaptStrano Valley) played u &
freshman at Estancia and as a
sophomore at Newport Harbor. a Badorek, obvioU1ly not shy
about creating some bulletin
board material for the North,
handicapped the girls game
thus: •we're going to w1n hug,.•
t,.
orange county all-star basketball game
·WHO'D EVER FORGET HER'!
•Newport Beach's Carlie Willard
was the heart and soul of Santa
Margarita High's rise ·~ power
in girls bas,ketbaJ.l last season.
By Bany Faulkner, Daily Pilot
C arlie Willilrd's
impact on the
Santa Margarita
High girls basketball
program went far
beyond the string of
floor burns, charley
horses and torso trauma
she both sustamed and
administered as an
Eagle.
Santa Margarita
Coach Richard Schaaf said the indomitable
spirit of the bard-nosed 5-foot-10 foiward is
something he will never forget. What's
more, h.e plans to recount tales of her
relentless intensity and work ethic to futUre
Eagle squads, in hopes they can keep her
hard-working legacy alive. _
"I'll have to be careful not to make the
returning girls sick of me saying,
'Remember Carli~' • Schaaf said of the
Newport Beach resident, who will cap her
pelDICI
was what
enabled us to
do as well as
we did ... "
-SAN:rA
MARGARITA.
COACH RICHARD
SCHAAF
•
competitive
basketball career
by representing
the South in
Saturday's Orange
County All-Star
Game, 5 p.m. at
Orange Coast
College.
"We definitely
overachieved last
season and Carlie
was the reason.
Her personality
was what enabled
us to do as well as
we did."
The Eagles,
picked to finish
fifth by the Daily
Pilot, wound up
tied with Newport
Harbor for second
in the Seti View
League, knocking
-off the Sailors for
the first time in
school history in the process. They went on
to reach the CIF Southern Section II-AA
Quarterfinals before being eliminated by ·
Norco.
•I have a lot of pride when I look back
on my senior season," said the Eagles'
Most VaJuable Player and co-captain, who
averaged 13 points and six rebounds en
route to first-team all-league recognition.
"We came from virtually nl>thing to become
a pretty tough team in a very good league."
Tough is one of several adjectives that
come to mind watching Willard labor in the
Ian~. where her physical presence draws
naturaJ comparisons to her famous older
brother Jarrott, the 1989 ClF Division VI
Player of the Year for the Corona del Mar
High football team and a former
All-American middle linebacker at Cal,
whose NFL aspirations with the Kansas
City Chiefs were dashed by debilita~g
knee injuries.
•She would have been a linebacker, no
doubt about it,· Schaaf said of Carlie, had
she been afforded the opportunity to
compete on the gridiron. •she definitely
carries herself well as a lady off the court,
but I'm still not sure she couldn't have
played linebacker as a girl.•
Willard says she's happy to have left the
linebacking to her older brother, but admits
gtowing up the youngest of five siblings
helped harden the resolve she calls upon
,.
BRJAN P08UOA I DAILY PllOT
Carlie Willard takes dead aim at h er last shot with p re p basketball.
r----------------------------------------------------------------------, ! ORANGE COUNTY ALL-STAR BASKETBALL GAMES i : (at Orange Coast College, S~turday} :
f ' : + s p.m. Girls game +a p.m. BoYs..,.. l ' . ' ~------------------------------------------~~---------------------j regularly on the hardwood. to the all-star squad1 said she was hesitant
"I guess you could say that helped my to play as hard as she's accustomed in early
competitive instincts,• Willard said of her South practices. But that hasn't prevented
sibling scuffles. ·rm really not the tallest or her from making a favorable impression on
the strongest (on the basketball floor), but South Coach Lynn Taylor of Laguna Hills
I'm real intense and I like to get in the thick High. ·' -
of things." "She hasn't.been overwhelmed out
While Willard's intensity is most visible there by ~y means,• said Taylor, who
while banging bodies on game night, believes Willard's workmanlike skills will
Schaaf had particular praise for her fervoI fit in nicely with her mor~ heralded
in practice. teammates.
"Every time we ran a sprint in practice, wEveryone talks about the perlect team
Carlie would try to win it. She was easily being five Magic Johnsons or five Larry
OUT best player, so she could have taken it Birds, but I'm not so sure,• Taylor
easy sometimes. But she refused to do explairied. NI think that might be too much
anything less than all out. '-. of a good thing. Carlie is the type of player
·she's not the rah-rah type of leader, but who will help us, because she's shown a
there were times when we'd be dragging knack for moving without the ball, getting
as a team ancf you'd see heI face get a little rebounds, running the floor and playing
red. She'd just-start trying to do things 10 solid defense. And, sbe has a _nice shot from
times harder and her teammates aJways got 15~16 feet. It seems she's aJways where she
the message. . needs to be.·
"By the time each practice was over, she Planning to attend UC Santa Barbara
was so exhausted, you'd have thought she next fall, Willard said her future basketball
had just played for the CIF championship. activity will be on the recreational level.
Sometimes I had to take it easy in practice But there'll be nothing recreational
the day before a game, because I didn't about her effort against the North.
want her to get worn out." ·1 want to show people what I'm about,
Willard, who was surprised t? be named and it's not scoring," she said.
CO LLEGE BASEBALL RUFFLES
UPHOLSTERY
• Ponchak's two homers,
Clutter's five RBI spark
Pirates' 10-0 laugher
over rival Rustlers.
HUNTINGTON B~ACH -
Orange Coast College eophomore
right-bander Eric Turner put
together his best game of the M4-
son Thursday, hurling a three-hit
shutout to ~ey a 10-0 Orange
Empire Conference victory over
host Golden West.
1\lmer, who spent part of the
season out of the starting rotation
ancf came in with a 1-5 record,
struck out 11, walked none and
scattered three singlet, the first or
which came with two outs in the
sixth.
ft was the first lbutout by a
Pirate pitcher since 1\lrner him-
self blanked Sequoiat. 8-0, Jut
seuon.
1\uner did Dot ailOW & R\lltler
to reecb MCOlld and :llold 9'*
MBS ·GWC
two beyond the minimum, while
fellow sophomores Chris Ponchak
and 'Il'avis Clutter were the cata-
lysts in OCC's 15-hit attack.
Ponchak drilled a pair of solo
home runs to double his season
total and finished 4 for 5, while
Cutter went 3 for 5 with two
triples, five RBI, three runs and
two stolen bases.
Joe Jones also bad a pair of RBI
singles for OCC, which improved
to 12-24, 4-14 in conference.
Corona del Mar High product
Kevin Stuart started and picked
up the Joss for GWC (12-24, 4\}4),
which.defeated the Pirates, 10·2,
Tuelday to snap.a 10..game con·
f..008 loltng streak.
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GoWen Wiit 000 000 000 . 0 l 1
1Wner ~ ~; Stuat1. Maurer
(I), ...... (9) and Flan4gen. w -lUmer,
J-1. L -llulrt ().-2). 28 -Ritter (OCQ: 38 ·a.as tDCQ 2. H9' • ~ (OCO 2.
'
Vanguards fall, 6-5
SAN DIEGO -Southern Cali-
fornia College's Vanguards
dropped a 6-5 nonconf erence
baseball decision at UC San
Diego 11\ursday as the hosts (14-
15) rallied for four runs in the sev-
enth inning to pull lt out, drop-
ping sec to 27-13.
The Vanguards were 1n control
with a two-run third, then a three-
run sixth to break a 2-2 tie before
the hosts pulled 1t out with a six-
hit attack.
Southern California College
will try to get back on the winning
track Saturday when the Van-
guards host Westmont 1n a Gold·
en State Athletic Conference dou-
bleheader.
NotiCIOU• .. ·-uc S... 0-.. f., s.c.I C1l 111 I
SoCal Coflege 002 OOJ 000 • 5 11 0
UC s.n Diego 000 920 .0. -6 6 l
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Tlketwa. l.Mnglton ts>. ChrW (I) lll'ld
Alf.ta. W ~ Ghlrinl. L • sc.Me. ll • ..
(SO), Pllnglf6Nn (SD). "' • SCh;1ebef ('S).
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1m NAllOl KYD. COSTA mu -541-1156
Freshmen
~ ' duo paces
Estancia's
15-3 win
COSTA tvmS~ -The fresh-
man doubles tandem pf Chris
Rudolph and Johnny Zambrano
were among the big winners for
the Estanda High boys tennis
team Thursday as the EagMs
handled visiµng Pacific Coast
and aoss-town ri~al Costa Mesa,
15-3.
Rudolph and Zambrano won
18 of 19 games to help the Eagles
improve to 6-9, 3.--4 in -league.
Mesa fell to 0-7 in league.
PACH: Co.ur LIAGuE • EstMda 15, Costa Meu 3
Singles: Leonard (E) def. Tran, 6-1,
def. Kakl, 6--0, def. Lim, 6-0; Sink (E)
won, 6-3, 6-2, 6-0; Girard (E) lost 6-2,
won, 6-3, 6--0. Oe>Ubles: Taboada-Faulkner (E)
def. Pham-Swartz. 6--0, def.
Kazi-Morris, 6-2, def. Huang·Petersori. _
6-1; Rudolph-Zambrano (E) won, 6-1,
6-0, 6--0; Beck-Trujillo (E) lost. 6-3, won,
7-S, lost, 6-2.
TRACK SUMMARIES
f · HIGH SOtOOl GIRLS
Padflc Coast League
Aliso Niguel 99, Estwtcia 28
100 • 1. Pinkney (AN), 13.3; .
2. Hetfeld-(AN), 13.4; 3. Vurc.hett (AN).
13.5.
• 200 -1. Vurchett (AN), 28.5;
2. Pinkney (AN), 28.7; 3. Decker (E),
28.9.
400 · 1. Burgess (AN), 1:09.8;
2. Arias (E), 1:10.8; 3. Farrar (E), 1:11.3.
IOO -1. Basanda (AN), 2:37 .3;
2. Terpil (AN), 2:37 .7; 3. Hall (E),
2:38.S.'
1,600 · 1. Turpil (AN), 5:S1.6;
2. Hall (E) • .5:53.7; 3.j!urgess (AN),
5:5B.6.
J,200 -1. Spieres (AN). 13:1S;
2. Turpil (AN), 13:15-.2; 3. Perkins (E),
13:30.4.
100 H • 1. Siglar (AN), 17.8; 2. pecker
(E), 17.9; 3. Makavali (AN). 18.8.
JOO H -1. Makavali (AN), 55.1;
2. Apodoca (E), 55.6; 3. Nguyen (AN),
57.0. .
400 relay · 1. Aliso Niguel, 53.B.
1,600 retay -1. Aliso Niguel. 4:48.9.
HJ • 1. Oelrez (E), 4-4; 2. Gruban
(AN), 4-4; 3. Burgess (AN}, 4-4.
U • 1. di Girolamo (E), 15-0 1/2;
2. Cunningham (AN), 14-11 314; 3.
Mayo (E), 14-8 112.
TJ • 1. Cunningham (AN), 32-1 112;
2. Gruban (AN}, 30-9 314; 3. Holmes
(AN), 29-9 112.
SP • 1. Lee (AN), 30-0; 2. Nielsen
(AN), 26-9; 3. Horsley (AN), 25-8 314.
DT • 1. Lee (AN), 113·9; 2. Nielsen
(AN), 94-{; 1/2; 3. Teo (E~. 90-0.
SCH ED ULE
May .........
High IChool • Santa Margw~ It Newport H.vt>or, 3 15 p.m.; ltvlne It Corona det M•r, 3:15 p.m~ Costa
Mn. •t Albo Nig~. ):15 pm; Ug<IN Hills at
Esund~ ):15 pm .
• Trad! Md fleld
Community collev-men and women · Orafl9e C~n •t Mt. SAC Ret1ys. •t Mt. San Antonio College,
91m.
•Swimming , Community colt• men ind women • O..•nge
Coan. P1lomar at Saddleblck Coll•, 2 p.m.
• \/olleybell •
Community college men · Grownont •t 0..1nge
Co.Ht. 7 p.m ,
Hlgh sctioot boys • Corona del M•r It Newport
Httbor, 6·15 pm. IAgUN Hills at Costa Mel, 5:15
p m ; Est•~'• •t IAgun• Bead\ 4:45 p.m. ·~II Community coll~' • O..•fl9e Coan at Golden
West. 3 pm
High M:hool ·t i TO<o 1\ Newport H.n>cw, 3:15
p m. COfOl'I• def Mir •t Woodaidge, 3:15 p.m
D EEP SEA
•Richmond YC's Liz .
Baylis got the victory
in a balanced field of
competitoYS at the '97
U.S. Women's Challenge
for the Bents 1rophy.
T he conditions of .Newport
Beach once again lived up
to their reputation as '
predictable, as 10 teams saw
three days of right-side favored
breezes of 5-8 knots and small
swells at the 1997 U.S. Women's
Challenge for the Bettina Bents
Memodal Thophy.
Held April 9-12 by ~ewport
Harbor YC, the race turned into
a P.ure boatspeed ~aJtle, with
Richmond YC prevailing.
The Richmond YC team of
eight sailors, led by skipper Uz
Baylis, relied upon their ~ to
edge out Calif omia YC's LiZ
Hjo:rth by two points. On the
whole, the field was fairly equal,
with the top six finishers
separated by only 10 points.
Baylis got out to a quick lead
on the first day of racing, posting
a consistent 2, 2, 1 for the day to
give the team a 10-point margin
over opponents Southwestern
YC's Colleen Cooke, Houston
YC's Ruthie Lambert and Hjorth,
respectively.
The second day of racing saw
the closer competition in the top
half of the fleet. Baylis faltered a
bit, starting of{ slowly with a 6, 5
and ending the day with a bullet.
Hjorth, <;ooke, Annapolis YC's
Melinda Berge and the Women's
Yacht Racing Pleet of San
Diego's Charlie Arms took
'
advantage of the situation
-nam>wing Baylis' lead to six
points, with the sixth place St.
Petersbergteam out of first by
nine points.
The final day saw Baylis
plagued with bad starts, but the
team was able to grind back
through the fteet to bold onto
their slim lead. Coming down
to the last race, Baylis needed
to finish fifth or better to win the
title,,...-
Hjorth, with a crew mostly
made up of the winning 1993
Bettina Bents teo.m, was only
two points behind and p0sed
the greatest threat as she won
the first race of the day.
After anotheU>ad siarl and
rounding ~e first windward in
sixth, Baylis was once again able
to outsail her opponents and
finish ~conservative fourth
stephanie
keefe
place to take the trophy.
Baylis and Hjorth have a very
friendly, but competitive relation-
ship, as the two. have been 1-2 at
a few other women's regattas of
recent, induding California
,..
YC·hosted Women'• Ocean
One-Design Regatta.
#We have been fighting it out
on the water for the last year,"
said.one Califotnia YC crew
member. •I think that we have
all improved because of it.•
Racing for the First American
nu.st-sponsored Bettina Bents
Memorial lrophy was held off
the Newport Beach pier in Long
Beach Yacht Club's fleet of
Catalina 37s, the yachts used for
the intemationally-known
congressional Cup Match Race.
Though the racers saw typical
Newport Beach conditions on the
three race days, the clinic portion
of the regatta began with high
winds gusting up to 25 knots that
sidelined the competitors.
Most teams did not sail on the
clinic day, but rather received
instruction on the land from a
FRIDAY, APRIL 18. 1997 •
number of veteran Catalina 37 •
sailors.
Since its inception 13 years
• ago, the event has steadily
grown_into one of the top
amateur women's regattas in the
country. With a select gr)ilp of 10
teams competing, thisyec1Ys
regatta featured an att:omplished
group of women in the sport of
sailing -both on and off the
water.
The U.S. Women's Challenge
was first established in 1984 as a
memorial to Bettina Bents, one of
the first women to join Newport
Harbor Yacht Club as a Skipper
member.
Before her death at the age of
26, Bettina bean working to
establish the Newport Harbor
Nautical Museum. Her vision to
make it a major museum came to
fruition two years ago.
briefly PREP TRACK SU MMARIES
DM BELTS EAGLES, 14-4 . .
BOYS
Su VIEW l£AGuE
El Toro 85, Corona def Mar 51
100 -J. Sumner {CdM), · 11.47; 2. Finn
(CdM), 11.5; 3. Moore (ET), 11.5.
200 -1. Flnn (CdM). 23.7; 2..Smith
(ET), 23.8; 3. Sumner (CdM}, 23.8.
CORONA DEL MAR -
Motivated by being assigned TENNIS
the No. 5 ranking in Orange County, the Coro-
na del Mar High boys tennis team polished off
third-ranked Santa Margarita Thursday, 14-4,
in a Sea View League match on the Sea Kings
courts.
John Cappello and Chris Jensen swept in
singles for the Sea ,l<ing~.(9-4, ·4:1 in league),
whom Coach nm Mang believes were penal-
ized in the rankings for having suffered road
losses to highly-touted competition from out-
S1de Orange County.
Sameer Chopra and Cameron Taylor also
swept at No. 1 doubles to hand Santa Mar-
garita only its second loss and extend CdM's
1997 home unbeaten streak.
#We're coming on,• said Mang, whose
team is gearing up for a rematch with le&gue-
leading Woodbridge. which figures to decide
the league crown, April 29 at Cd.M.
Su 't/llW LIAGuE
CdM 14, s.nt. ~ 4 Singles: Ellmore ({dM) def. Tsu, 6-2; lost to Shedd,
7-5; def. Fears, 6-2; Cappello (CdM) won, 6-3, 6-4, 6-1;
Jensen (CdM) won, 6-2, 6-0, 6-4.
Doubles: Chopra-Taylor (CdM), def. Deen-Walsh,
6-3; def. Gaffney-Larson, 6-3, def. Smith-Hsu, 6-0;
Colemao-Jahangiri (CdM) won. 6-1, lost. 6-1, won, 6-0;
Shahmardi.-Mozuiani (CdM) lost. 6-1, 6-4, won. 6..o.
Newport Harbor averts shutout
IRVINE -Newport Harbor
High's John Rinek and Scott TENNIS
Sims, paired in doubles to prepare for the
upcoming Ojai Valley Tennis Tournament,
earned the only set victory Thli.rsday in a 17-1
boys tennis loss at Sea View League-leading
Woodbridge.
Rinek and Sims earned a 6-3 victory to
avert the shutout, as Hc1rbor fell to 3-8, 0-5 in
league.
Woodbridge, ranked No. 1 in Orange
County, improved to 11-0, 5-0.
Su VIEW LIAGuE
Woodbrtdge 17, Newport Harbor 1
Singles: Hoevel (NH) lost to . Artunian, 6-1,
lost Baghepour; 6-4, lost to Farokhpay 6-1; Shueh
(NH) lost.·6-1, 6-1, 6-0; MacMaster (NH) lost 6-0, 6-1,
6-0.
Doubles: Rinek-Sims (NH) lost to Ungman-Levy,
6-1, def. call-Le, 6-3, lost to Oavenport·Par, 6-2;
Cook-Singer (NH) lost. 6-1, 6-1, 6-2; Burr·Bilbasiesi (NH)
lost. 6-0, 6-1, 6-0.
Vanguards roll a seven
COSTA MESA -Southern TENNIS
California College's men's . ·
tennis team swept past visiting Cal Baptist of
Riverside Thursday afternoon at Costa Mesa
Tennis Center, 7-0, running the Vanguards'
record to 14-7 overall.
GouJa SWE Anunc CoHHiffHa
SoClll C.01'"9 ,7, C.I Baptist 0
Singe. ·Ma (SCQ def. Euceg, 6-0, 6-3; Barriga (SCC)
• def. Kris Muller; 6-3, 7-5; Matek (SCO def. James, 6-2,
6-3; O'Sullivan (SCQ def. Saleh, 6-3, 6-2; Baker (SCQ
def. Es<atola, 6-1, 6-3; Kemp (SCQ def. Laudla. 6-3, 6-1.
: ~I•~ Ma-Matek (SCQ def. Euceg-James. S-1;
Bartlga-O'Sullivan (SCQ def. Muller-Saleh. 8-5; Baker-
Kemp (SCQ def. Escatola·La~ia, S-2.
occ·s Erickson advances
FULLERTON -Orange TENN
Coast College freshman Cami IS
_Erickson, top-seeded in singles and alsCY,
aiong with partner and Estancia High product
Whitney Gilliam, in doubles, advanced to the
singles 'quarterfinals and the doubles semifi-
nals at the Orange Empire Conference
women's tennis tournament Thursday at
Fullerton College.
Erickson took care of Riverside's Tanja
Wendel, 6-1, 6-0 in the third round and Sad-
dleback's Erika Dammeyer, 5 .... 1, 6-2 in the
fourth round to earn a spot in today's 1 p.m.
quarterfinals at Cypress College.
Erickson and fellow freshman Gilliam dis-
patched Saddleback's Missy and Marie Hosoi,
6-4, 6-3 for a quarterfinal lriwnph, setting up a
date with the third-seeded duo from Irvine
Valley College, today at 3.
Gilliam lost to Gabi Rios of Saddleback in
the .singles quartefinals, 6-1. 6-0, while OCC's
Van Nguyen, Trisha Streelman and Martha
Garcia were eliminated in the third round of
singles play.
The doubles tandem of Streelman and Gar-
Cia was eliminated in the quartefinals, 6-3, 1-
6, 6-3 by Golden West College's Penny Jones
and Judy Durr.
CdM topples Irvine, 197-206
NEWPORT BEACH -The
Corona del Mar High boys golf GOLF
team apparently carried a mob
mentality onto the Newport Beach Country
Club course, as six Sea Kings shot either 39 or
40 to pace a 197-206 nine-hole Sea View
League victory over visiting Irvine.
Steve Brooks, Innis MacDonald and' Max
Wallick carded 39s, while Craig Brooks, Chad
Towersy and Jeff Bemis all shot 40 for league-
leading CdM, which improved to 10-2, 6-0
against Sea View foes.
Irvine, which bad the medalist with a round
of 37, fell to 2-4 in league.
Eagles victorious, 201-209
LEISURE WORlD -Estancia •
High's golf team was a 201-209 GOLF
winner over host Laguna Hills Thursday after-
noon in Pacific Coast League play at Leisure
World Golf Course, where the Eagles' Andy
Thompson was the medalist with a par 36.
Other leaders for the Eagles (7-4 overall, 4-
2 in league play) were Jeff Perry (39), Nick
Johnson (41), Pete Anderson (42) and Tom
Rausch (43) as Estancia took a major step
toward the CIF Playoffs.
Tars fall. 184-207
NEWPORT BEACH -The
11-1 Santa Margarita High boys GOLF
golf team ran away with a 13-stroke Victory
over Newport Harbor at Big Canyon Country
Club in Sea View League boys golf play
• 400 -1. Hoyt (CdM), 52.7; 2. Fuscoe
Thursday. (CdM), 54.9; 3. Millward (ET), 55.1.
800 • 1. Beardsley (CdM), 1 :59.5; 'Ibe Sailors fell to 3-10 and 1-4 in the • 2. Stevenson (ET), 2:03.2; 3. Hosveldt
league in the 184-207 loss. ·: (CdM) .. 2:03.6.
At U:ie par-36 course, Newport's Jason • 1,600 -1. Lee-(ET). 4~25.9;
Szolomayer and Scott Ruben led their team 2. Beardsley (CdM), 4:33.3; 3. Rodgers
witll a 40. Justin Shapiro tallied a 41, Bill Col-(CdM). 4:36.0.
lopy shot a 42. Mitch Johns rounded out the 3•200 · 1· Lee (ET), 9:59.9: 2. Rodg~ Sailors scorerS with a 44. (CdM), 10:22.1; 3. Whetstone (ET), . 10:31.2.
Santa Margarita is 5-1 in SVL action. 400 Nlay -1. El Toro, 44.4; 2. Corona"
del Mar. 45.2. ·
Costa Mesa rips Eagles. 14-7
COSTA MESA -The
host Costa Mesa High SOFTBALL
softball t~am erupted for 10 runs in the third
inning to blow open a 14 · 7 Paci.fie Coast
League victory Thursday over cross-town rival •
Estancia. · :
Kristin Chisholm belted a three-run homer:':
Christy Errico went 3 for 4, and Kim Daniels, :
Brooke Shanley, Julie Collett, Amy Ria and
Sonia Correa also got two hits apiece for the
Mustangs, who improved to 3-9, 1-1 in league.
Correa hurled a seven-hitter to earn the
victory, despite yielding a two-run. fifth-
inning home run to Estancia senior standout
Ji.ft ijlack.
Estancia fell to 2-9, 0-2.
PACllAC Co.uT LlACiuE
Costa Mesa 14, EstMKia 7
Estancia 01 0 23 O -7 7 3
Costa Mesa 03(10) 100 x -14 15 3
Wyman, Black (3) and Danner; Correa and Chisholm.
W -Correa. L -Wyman, 2-4. 3B · Daniels (CM), Collett
(CM). HR -Chisholm (CM), Black (E).
Vanguards sweep Pacific
Christian with twin shutouts
COSTA MESA
Southern Califor'n.ia SOFTBALL
College's softball team improved to 17-29-1
overall with a doubleheader sweep of visiting
"Pacific Christian College Thursday by virtue
of Jen Houston's two-hitter in a 2-0 victory in
the opener. then an .eight-hitter by Jen Mer-
row in an 8-0 rughtcap.
The Vanguards got all they would need in
the first inning of thew first game with a two-
run double by SMichelle Murie. Houston
backed it u with her two-hitter, walking three
and striking out seven.
Merrow got all kinds of help in her shutout
as five Vanguards collected two hits apiece in
a 13-hit attack.
Pacific Christian's only solace was in shol1-
stop Leslie Williams' performance. She went 5
for 6 for the day with two doubles and a triple. . Nonconferanw
Firstpme
SoClll C.Ollege 2. Padfk Christian 0
Pacific Christian 000 000 0 -0 2 1
1,600 ,.l•y -1. CdM (Fuscoe, Finn,
Be~rcfsley, Hoyt), 3:33.5; 2. El Toro.
100 H • 1. Smith (Efy,115.2;
2. Petwalaney (ET), 16.5; 3. Moore (ET), 17.2. .
300 IH • 1. Koupal (ET), 42.2; 2.
Gazelle (ET), 44.1t; 3. Orlich (Cd M). 45.6.
HJ · 1. Parks (ET), 6-10; 2. Whitfield
(ET), S-10; 3. Bumlller (ET), 5-10. u -1. Smith (ET), 21-11; 2. Sango (En.
19-7; 3. Parks <m. 19-6.
TJ -1. Moore (ET), 37-8; 2. Orlich
(CdM), 3>-0; 3. Hosfeld (CdM), 34-4 112
PY -1. Petlawaney (ET), 13~; 2.
Whiteside (ET), 13-2; 3. Williams (CdM),
12-0.
SP • 1. Hardy (E'r'), 46-10 1/2;
2. Johnson (En, 44-6 112; 3. McDowell
(ET). 42-5 1/2.
DT • 1. Tartagllni (CdM), 145-5; 2. Bills
(ET), 136-6 1/2; 3. Olin (ET), 129-4 112.
Costa Mesa 75, Uniywsity 57
100 · 1. carballo (CM), 10.93; 2. Rossi
(U), 10.95; 3. Lin (U}, 10.99.
200 · 1. carballo (CM), 24.19;
2. Stewart (CM), 24.48; 3. Lin (U), 25. 1
400 • 1. Solis ('CM), 52.6; 2. llighworth
(U), 53.4; 3. ltoh (U), 57.4.
BOO • 1. Solis (CM), 2:04; 2. Smith (U),
2:05.73; 3. Hancock (CM), 2:10.
1,600 · 1. Hancock {CM), 4:35; 2. Sohs
(CM), 4:36; 3. carrillo (CM), 4:41.
3,200 · 1. carrillo (CM), 10:13;
2. M. Martinez (CM). 10:38.81;
3. Dal (U), 10:38.82.
110 HH . 1. Price (CM). 17.27;
2. Noh (U), 17.57; 3. Hsi (U), 18.07.
300 IH · 1. Price (CM), 43.88; 2. Kerby
(U), 44.98; 3. Hem (U), 45.7.
400 relay · Costa Mesa (La i, Jones,
Stewart and carballo), 47 07.
1,600 relay -University, 3:39.45.
HJ · 1. Smith (CM), 6-2; 2. Leahy (CM),
5·10; 3. Dalain (U), 5-8.
U · 1. ·Patric (U), 18-9; 2. Rossi (U),
18-7 3/4; 3. Stewart (CM), 18·1.
TJ · 1. Patric (U), 40-5 314; 2. Hopper
(U), 39-2 314; 3. Jones (CM). 37-3.
PV -1. McBratney (U), 12-0,
SP -1. Rudesill (CM), 51-10; 2. Collene
(U), 45~1 1/4; 3. Via (CM), 42-5.
OT · 1. Su (U), 134-3 1/2; 2. Rudesill
(CM), 130-0; 3. Collette (U), 126-11.
Aliso Niguel 80, Estancia 44
100 -1. Hovis (E). 11.3; 2. Decuir (AN),
11.5; 3. Butrago cru11.6. 200 -1. Hovis (E). . · 2. McCray
(AN), 23.6; 3. Oeruir (A , 26.7.
400 -1. Kayl0< (AN), 54.9; 2. Orozco
(E), 55.0; 3. Butr a90 (AN), 56. 1.
800 -1. Friend {AN). 2:08.4; 2. Orozco Socal College 200 000 x -2 6 O
Bleil and Emry; Houston and Davidson. W · Houston,
7·16. L · Bleil, 9-9. 28 -Murie SCQ. 3B ·Williams (PC).
s.C'Ond game
(E), 2:10.0; 3. ~odriguez (E_l. 2:1.3.8.
• 1,600 -1. Fnend (AN), 4.40.9, 2.
:· Lopez {E). 4:48.1; 3. Orozco (E), 4:48.3
: 3.200 -1. Friend (AN). 10:25.2; 2 SOC.I College I. Padfk Ovlstl..w 0
Pacific Christian 000 000 O -0 8 2
SoCal College 002 141 x -8 13 1
Bleil and Emry; Merrow and Murie. W -Merrow, 4-8.
L · Bleil, 9-1(1 2B -Williams (PC) 2, carver (SCO.
Munoz (E), 10,i32.8; 3. Vega (E~. 10:33.0 110 HH · 1. Jones (AN), 15.9, 2.
Patterson (AN), 16.7, 3 Villacorta (AN),
18.2.
JOO IH · 1. Jones (AN), 43.4;
2. Patterson (AN), 47.0; 3. Vega (E), 47.5,
400 relay -1. Aliso Niguel, 46.0.
1,600 relay -1. Aliso Niguel, 43.1.
HJ -1. Meyers (E), 5·8.
' U -1 Nicas10 (AN), 19-10 1/2; ~. Patterson (AN), 19-1 1/2; 3. Egins
(AN), 18-2.
TJ -1. Nicasio (AN), 42·5; 2. Jones
(AN), 41 -0; 3. Patterson (AN), 38-8.
SP • 1. A. Tanlelu (E), 45-1 1/2;
2. Rodriguez (AN), 44-5 314; 3. Ha~
(f), 40-0 3/4
DT -1. Romm (E), 132-2; 2. Rodrig
(AN). 1 :23·8 112; 3. Arroyo (E), 12
GIRLS
S..ViewL...-
EI Toro 98, Con>na dttf JI
100 · 1. Halley (CdM), 13.6; 2. Toohey
(ET), 13.9; 3. Segura (ET), 14.0.
200 -1. Rupprecht (ET), 29.1;
2. Christeson (CdM), 29.2; 3. Toohey
(ET), 29.3.
400 -1. Childers (ET), 1:03.1; ·
. 2. Christeson (CdM), 1:03.4; 3. Schappel
(ET). 1 :04.2.
800 · 1. Morse (CdM), 2:28.6; 2. White
(ET), 2:33.9; 3. Jamison (CdM), 2:36.3.
1,600 · 1. Morse (CdM), 5:16.1; 2.
Miske (ET), 5:16.9; 3. Morgan (CdM),
5:33.6.
3,200 -1. Miske (ET), 12:06.8;
2. Morgan (Cc:IM), 12:17.5; 3. Kelly (ET),
12:29.5.
100 H · 1. Biddle (ET), 17 .6;
2. GoAzalez (ET), 19.2; 3. Barnes (CdM).
19.6.
300 H -1. Gonzalez (ET), 50.0; 2.
Barnes (CdM), 59.8; 3. Monroe' (q!M),
1 :po.o.
400 Nlay · 1. El Toro, 52.9; 2. Corona
del Mar, 55.0.
1,600 retay • 1. El Toro, 4:23.8;
2. Corona del Mar, 4:31.9.
HJ -1. Kim (ET), 4-8; 2. Mehan (CdM),
4-8; 3. Chelsea (Cc:IM), 4-8.
U · 1. Biddle (ET), 15·10 314; 2. Segura
(ET), 15·91/2; 3. Hauke (CdM), 15-S 112.
T J -1. Segura (ET), 34-1 O; 2. Biddle
(ET), 33-1; 3. Hauke (CdM), 32-7.
PY -1. Davis (ET), 8-0; 2. Vu (ET), 7~;
3. Yarrington (ET), 6-6.
SP -1. Grakos (ET). 30-10 1/2; 2. Sitton
(ET), 20-10 1/2; 3. Gero (CdM), 2S-7.
OT · 1. Miller (ET), 107-2 314; 2. Sitton
(ET), 101-3 1/4; 3. Shield (ET), 79-3 1/2.
University 96, Costa M9M 40
100 · 1. Clark '(U), 12. 17; 2. Yovan (U>. 12.57; 3. Ruth (U), 12.07.
200 -1. Clark (U), 27.54; 2. Yovan (U),
27.79; 3. Jackson (CM), 28.4.
400 -1. Van De Walker (CM), 1:02; 2.
Buchen (U), 1 :03.6; 3. Pickett (U), 1 :04.8.
BOO • 1. Marquarh (U), 2:26; 2. Homer
(U), 2:29; 3. DeNoewer (CM), 2:32.7.
1 ;600 • 1. Wilson (U), 5:30; 2.
DeNoewer (CM), 5:31; 3. Gomez (CM),
S:32.
3,200 · 1. Marquarh (U), 11 :49; 2.
OeNoewer (CM), 12:20; 3. Tochedt (U),
12:38.8.
100 LH · 1. Chang (U), 17.99; 2. Dang
(CM), 18.08; 3. Jankowski (CM), 19.03.
300 LH · 1. Henderson (U), 52.93;
2. Colosky (CM), S3.02; 3. Dang (CM),
53.52.
400 relay · University, 53.9.
1,600 relay -University, 4:21 .0.
HJ · 1. Homer (U), 4-8; 2. Jackson
(CM), 4-8; 3 Clark (U), 4-6
U -1 Jankowski (CM), 1 >-0 1/2;
2. Brandt (U), 14-2; 3. Koh (U), 13-2 112.
TJ · 1. Dang (CM), 33-5 112; 2. Koh (U),
31-10 314; 3. Barker (U), 30-8.
PV -' 1. Barker (U), 9-0; 2. Roque (U),
7~: 3. Buchen (U)f 7·0
SP · 1. Schroeder (U), 31-1<> 112;
2. Sakai (CM), 30-0 112; 3. Ekenstam
(CM), 2S-10 112 ,
OT · 1 Nguyen (U), 94-8 1/2; 2. Sakai
(CM), 91-8; 3. Loyko (CM), 83~ 1/2.
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, HALL 17 FAIR DRIVE 2. REZONE PETITION R· AGENT FOR PUBLIC ERTY IT MAY BE SOLD AT Meadowa & Fries, 721 S. Sl06 633 00 abi. housing In the com· • Home Ownorahop llS· Pilot April 18, 1997. 92'2'..0000 APN 1lt..cn-1S • COSTA MESA, CAUFOR: 9N>4, TO PRE-ZONE AN· STORAGE, INC. FOR A A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU Parker, Suite 165, Orange, The' underll ntd was e • munuy. The Annual Up-aiStance F793 The unClerliOl*I ..._ ..
' NIA AT 8:30 P.M. OR AS NEXATION AREA 97.02 CONDITIONAL USE PEA· NEED AN EXP~NATION Calilomla 82~. poinleO and ~ubstotultd :. dates are In turther1nct 01 • Tenant baaed tent31 as· dllml f1W 111i1111Y tor f1W lnc:IDf•
: SOON AS POSSIBLE (OLYMPIC AVE ... POA· MIT FOR A TATTOO STU· OF THE NATURE OF THE The •al• W111 be made Trustee under the aboV• Ille five ytar ConsohdateO sostanc• PUBLIC NOTICE recna of "' Shit ..... ' THEREAFTER ON MON· 'tlONS OF THE ~FREE· DIO IN A suite OF AN EX· PROCEEDING AG41NST wlthoUI covenant or war· Deed ol Trusl by • •ub•ll· PIM adopltd on Ap1ll t7, Notice IS ht•eby. given llHI Ollltf common 11111 .....
1 DAY. APRIL 21, 1997. RE· WAY RIGHT-OF-WAY) ISTING COMMERCIAL YOU YOU SHOULD CON· ranty regarding title, pos-lution datod, ~bet 29, 1995 and amtndtd May tt'tll the publle heating lor c.... .._ 1l90I ~ ii ftW shown,.,_ SiN -
' GARDING THE FOL· PROPOSED FOR AN-BUILDING LOCATED AT TACt A LAWYER. tesslon, or encumblancH t99G and recorded on D• 15, 1995. The amendments the amendment 10 the M,....,,"" · wll bt ll\MI but WllloUt *-" I LOWING APPLICATIONS. NEXATION INTO THE CITY 2075 NEWPORT BOULE· NoUct Is l'ltrebl gl'Ytn to 1a111fy lhe Obllgallons ctmbet 27 l998 H lnstru• propons to mod1ly achYi-nulll Update v.111 be held on CAPITALl '*'2296TMtDr Mii ot wnnW ___. •
1 IF ANY OF THE FOL· OF COSTA MESA. PRO. VARD, SUITE 106, IN A C2 that on Tuesdey, pnl 29, tecurtd by and pur1uan1 lo JMnt No. jg96065214!i, OI· 11 .. 10 be IUncltd under the Monday. May 19. 1997 al KINCAIONo:,OITMtN't ll!lplM, ,....f1n9 .... .,.....
r LOWING ACTIONS AAE POSED REZONING IN-ZONE. ENVIRONMENTAL 1997, 81 t A.M. aJ 721 S. Ult pewee ol sale conlttred flclol Records ol Oranoo U.S.. Depa11men1 ol Hous· 8'.30 p m In the City Couo-You .. In ft unw I tiofl. ot ~. to ..
' CHAIJ.iNGED IN COUR~ CWSES REPLACING OR· DETERMINATION: El« Parker Sulle UIS Or&ngt In that ct111in d .. d ol lruat Counly Colllomia Ing and Urbl'n Dovelop-ell Chambc:11 of Coate Of TMt. ~ 411"3 U Ill~~ _.,ti
: THE CHALLENGI MA'# 81: ANGE co. R-1 ZONE. EMPT. Calllornla e2eea' In the daltd, executed by FRANK Thls Nollee It . given In mtnl (HUD) HOME Parlntl• Mesa City Hllll, 17 Ftlr you .. -I IO ptotlet "'no"(•I ~ =-.. , LIMITED TO ON'-Y THOSE WITH COSTA MESA fM 5. PLANNING ACTION PA· C~IY ot Oranot Mead• D. 8RINK Al'4D I. JEAN compliance with 1 written 11\ip Program (llOME) Orrvt, Costa Mesa, Catilor• llfOC*'IV. It ~ bl ION IC Of "'9t. Wiii.,,..,. a
• I S S UES SOMEONE ZON!t«i FOR PROPEmY 91·21 FOR ENTERPRISE owe & frlH, Trullff• BAINK. hulbtnd and w1l1. requHI made 10 lh• wtllch ,,,.., housing nttds nia. et Whletl lime Ind 1111* All 11 you Mid en ....,.._ 111 ... ,_., e..
1 RAISES AT THE pOBUC AT 1*1, 13"1, 1~71. RENT.A CAR COMl'ANY whoat al.rffl adclt"t la H Trullor1 to SHOSHONE TrualM by ll'tt BeneUciaty II ldentofltd In tht CorttOll· place tny and 11 persons~ of Ill ,__.. of _... I lllJ _., .. -
' HEAAINO OESCAIHD IN 13811, 13891, 13701, Of LOS ANGElES, AGENT 721 S Paiktt Suite 115 SERVICE CORPORATION, Dated· March 31 1997 ' daltd Ptan. ~lettSttd may at)pear and IUOllblfl --..,_,, of .. __. te ._ ....... : THISNOTICEOA .. WAIT· 13111, 13721, 13131, FOR AOOP UZlS FOR A Orange ca11r«n1192eee1ClltlomlaCOtpOf11ton,11 MEADOWS "'FRI!$ AlhaAprll14, IM7,regu. bthetv.Slhereon A»d•y-contla• ..... Oll ............... ..
I TEN CORRESPONOENC£ 13141, U711, 13171, CONDITIONAL USE PER· and wtlOat leltphone num: TMIM fof AGNES PATRI· Truslen ' lar meeting, 111e Coale comment petlod vr .. com-29, 1111•1000 lM. Norfl .......... oe llll ._
• DEUVUH!D TO THf "->,N, 13781 13791, 1310t MIT FOR A CAR RENTAL btr la (714) 245-1895, wll CIA MC,AALAND. al Berl-By /ti .Jot\rr Fn" Mesa Clly Counc:il vottd 10 mtnet vnlh pubtic111on1 ol _.F-:..,._, lfte, a-.--... ti._. ! NINO COMMISSION AT, O'-YMPic AW.i 6 M.SO AGEN~Y ENTERPRISE ltllll!Xlblie9Uehontolhe tf\clary. recotdtd on,..,_ Publlahed New~ort ClllOftutllll~lna,2891n this Put>llC Notice. Corn-• T,,... wU124M11.0..a,
, OR PAIOfll TO THI PVS. INCLUDES EL MINATION RENT IN AH EX· hlgheal bidder lot cuh In gull 29, 1988 aa ln11ru-Baach-COlll MtM O•llY HOM~ fUnaa prtVIOu.ty al· rntnla may bt tubmltltd lo._ Nt ._... llW -lll? ... I ,
I UC HE.ARING.. OF ORANG! co.~·. M-ISTING c MMERCIAL laWl\11 money Of"'' un1ied ment No. 88"4a5152. QI· P1IOI Apfll '4 11 18 1997 local~ tor th• ICQl.litltlon th• Housing al'ld Com-0 ~ .• wow. tuetDr .............. .....
I I. AUONI PETITION Ro I ZONING OH PAOPIATY BUILDING LOCATED AT Stnt•. tit payable at ll'lt flclal RtcOfdt ol Or•llO• ' ' ' '7$4 •nd rel'labllltallon of MO El munlly o.viloPmtnl 0.. "°"'* Mtf 1!.i.-1.~ ClnlllloOllMi .... ...
tf.03 TO PAE.ZONE LOCATED WITHIN THI ..OS 2273 HARBOR 80Ul.E· tliM Of Ult !ht real PfOP-~. Calllotnle. Camino DfM and llM Mtt· partment Peraona want1f19 IMIWMftt * ~'~1 DCAW)•'tt1flllt.
: AREAS PAOPO. IED TD IE ,.E!WAY ""'"''°'·WAY V-.. A c.2 ZONE • ..,._,.;., ._, A ...... OI ""'"" ...,. PUILIC llOTICI ''°" O.Ne, CoOI• -""°"""'°" _..., "" --II .. --;,.,":' -1 ANNVtlO HTO THI CITY l AN AOJACl!NT IAU· ENVIRONMENTA'-DETER• The r..i PfOf*1Y It lalnlng 1n eltcflon IO ... CA Tnt City Counct lllO 8ibo've mtnc!ONd Pf09fllmt .... of lie ~ ... c...i ~
I °' COITA MESA Al 'Ol· MENT. lNV. D&T.: DIMf'T ~TIONl f)((MPT. CMtd In the Clty of Costa the CS•~ ,.., C"Y PU•uc MOTtc• YOltd nol IO H\.a1l<t• ::r co.ne IO .,. HcMlng ::r ~. c:.r-. =-'-· . : ==~~ .~.~~~.~ '~~:Af1'b~n:,~A rlf. = ~~~ = w': ,:Wdtd on r:. NOPOSllD :--4!;~,~~ ment =· ~= ':.":"'-:-. 4111 . _. ~ 1'1'Y ·C\~Ul,AOM OR· OUADfA,L AUTHOAIZID AIOVI A"llCATIOH_S.J c~ fflctibtd •• cembtr 27. 1tN," lnatru-AMTo'c"1DMJin-' and ~tatton P'Oftct• City Hall.'°' lurtMt '"'°" ... c..-.
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• '"' (INITITUJIOH. I AHGI COUNTY '°" A THI ~ OMS~ numtltf tot "" ptoperty •• ~. ~ CO•MMmM IO .. 7U80 In '"' HOMf collftlinT ' ... -., ... I f AICAIAT~ , ..... CONOmONAL UH ,.. AOOM IOOJ. 1' flAI .. 424-ltt .. , TM 1-oa! Cit-Th• fOllowlfte amoun11 MOUll•G tuftd• l)ftWttly ldMlfltO ~ .. -·'re bu • c... .. •:•
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09/09/92 Blue Cross/Gudino. E. 100~2 lnnofus1on Corp. 11n.v112 Nav~. Mana
06/0Vll Minncsou Mutual
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06/02'91 Toslllb.VAllcn. Rohen
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PUii.iC IOTICll PUIUC IOTICll, ~ PUl&.IC IOT1CU PUIUC NOTICU ~ PU1UC MOTten-PUIUC MOTICll PUILIC llOTIC!I °' '*..,....,,.. "9 llme Ct.OTHO Wltl'. ~ rn C1 tii1 ~ PU••tc .. OTICI ~ea by; "'lnCiMCi'* .._.. ~i.w, to W. pet· Dl8RA HUfJT£ll.ER, 111Ha1 ' Homedleal C«POtallon. -" PUIUC NOTICI Hev• you •l~ doing
eon 'mA the ~ 4'1 I HOUSEHOlD ~ P10petllet, Lft. a ~ '· 0petea. Viet PJo•ltkH11 auslne.. fleUU.U. h11M11 butlne" vrJ"m No ~bet& ., tot lt'9 ptop. LINDA llAYS, 030, caulorm ~ PIMtt· ""' NPI• lt•l•l'Mftt ..... Statement ~. ~"'*" Wit lll.o tf1y. eoxea. MISC. tnlp, m CoMt SOU1ev1td nn-..... mtnt wu filed Tht 1o110W1no Pffl0tl9 tt• Th , .... ,_.,.~ .-.N\• .,, ... c k 1 TN• ptOpelty wlll be .old Ji'ILTON CHAU<l!R, 081, SOuth, UI Jolla,~ 12037 Wiit\ IN County Cttrk or doing bu•lnt•t u : TN dol.! ;';';ri• ... ·wllln· wim th• Coutlly 3··~7 .. 07 10t cuh, paya~ In 1Ull by MOUSEHOU>. MISC. KSC Man11Q.n\"1t. Inc., • o~ County on 3·25·1>7 E.O.Jil $1\ol'I 1277 Mutdy ... .... • .. o· v Ottng• Counly on ••
*11n.d tunc11 on cloN oJ KELLY VARNIAU. "381', C1l1lorn11 corporation, 1ff73ttlU2 Clrcte HunU~ &eacti r.',om;;,om,:!;n~"; 1 Su~ 1tt7371Ml4
t KrOW. • HOUSEHOl.O Managing OtMfal Plllner Dally Piiot March 21 Aprt1 CA 9i147 ' 1180 trvlnt C.illl ornle Dally Piiot APfil 18. 25,
All "'"~lubjKt 10 DAVID It.ANA. GAN, S200, of Rigl. tttanl, 633 Colll 4 11 II '"' 'n3G 'ranz Jo1tt Klartr 15555 t2'12 ' Mey 2 t 1tt7 F800 oonflrmalion 11\e ~ ~u. MISC. aouttvard, S0111h, La Joh • ' ' Hunt1nnton Village Lane ... 1....;;.:..;;.:.• ~· ~-----~~-tlof court. ..,. May ~ ASTURIAS. 6202, CA m37 ' PUIUC NOTIC! , .H ingion Beach Paul Joseph Weln.,...rg. PUIUC NOTICE
be contutM\lt~ and no llOXU. HOUSl!HOU) Tt\11 bu1tntat It con-cr:if47Wlt ' l38 Via x.ntt1e,9~.wport1---------
d.-d may be recorded and , u b 11 • h • d N • w po r I CSUet~ by: • Amit~ Plrl· FlcHUoue auaineu Thi• butlnH• le co,,. ~f.h, ~!:/:.': 11 'con· 'lctltloua 8Ulh\ou
dllivtl9d to a purctw-lffc~ta M.u Diiiy ntt•hlp NatM Stat.....nt ducted by· an indMdu.J d\IC1~ b lndillld · 11 NPV Statement uni# court conllfmatlon hat Pdol A4>fil 11, 25, 1997. Tht regl1trent(1) com-The tot~ I*•~ art keve ycW 1t.ertea doing k~ ~ an,lattecl u doing TM 1o1row1ng persona art
been acqulted by I.he con. F774 mtnctd ,0 tranlact bu•t-doing t>u1lne11 ... : SOutn bu•lntll yel? Ytt. 4+ "'''"'"' t7 No doing buth'IHI ••: Th• NfVllOt. netl uncltr lht flctitloui Coa11 To St!Vlc•. 1368 1997 .,.. Joi ye Weln~r Ntwpott Meta Law Ceottr.
The Cc>nHfv•t« '"""" PUBLIC NOTICI! bualnt11 name(•> 1111ed 1.og1n Ave.. #I, Costa Franz J. K11r1< ~ ... r:!.ni wa• g I led nee H•rl1age Or., Cosla
the 11ght IO r.tuH to tie-abov• on: O~: 1991 Mtsa, CA 92626 . Thia ltallmtnl wu filed wllh lhe County Cterll' ol MIH. CA t2627
ctpt any bldt. aSC8UI R'."9ncy PropenJe•, L..P., Wllllam J1m11 Scott, Jr .. with lh• Co~.in•y Cltrk or Orange Counw on :J..21·97 Bekki w. Prethlr, 2266
KIMHRLV .. lltOHN 'ou,,TuH•IOR•T~2.u"oTF B~. KSC Management, Inc .. 1300 AdlrqJ Ave .. 1126. Orll\ge County on 4·15•97 189737'5504 ~erllag• Or .• Costa Mell, t•., No. 113782), ... M.O.P .. P•ul L Rttd, ~p Co1t1 Mt ... CA 92628 1ff737t7d04 CA 92627 COVINGTON & 'CROWi CAL"ORNCA FOR Thl1 1tettmtnl wH filed Mlchetl Cooll 1A48 Glen· D Pit A ru 18 25 Dally Piiot April 4, 11, 18, Thil bu1lno11 Is con-
LL, ATTO .. NEYS AT TH• COUNTY with th• C~nty Ct.n< ot to•. Huntington B11ch. CA ally ot P • d • ~s. 1997 • 1 F788 ducted by: an lndMduel
LAW 1131 Wl!ST ~ OP OftANQI! Orange County on ~25·97 9~7 May 2. 9. 1997. F8 7 Hevo you llart•d doing SIXTH ITRl!ET POIT tn the Malltr of The Trull 1997371'f30 Thi• buslntu 11 co"" PUBLIC NOTICE puauc,!UITJC! busln11s yet? No • £it.ate ol HELEN R. RV-Dally Pilot M11ch 28, Apill ducted by: I general part• ~ Bekki W. Prather OFFICI aOX 11'5,"0N· BINI, aka HELEN RITA RU· 4, 11, l8, l997 n 45 ner1hlp Flctltlout aual,,._a Flctlllou1 Busln .. I Thll 11a1ement wu tiled TARIO CALIFORfUA BINI, Oteuied. Have you stalled doing Mame llaloMent Neme Statement With the C'""'11Y Cler!( of
tt711, TmL (toe) '83-ca .. No.: Al86738 PUBLIC NOTICE butlnn• yet? No The following per1on1 .,. Th• loltowing ptflont Ill Or•nQ• Coun~ on 4·15-97
9313 FAX (9091 381· AMENDEO FJ William Jlmff Scon. Jf. doing r>uslnen u · Pttz .. 1 doing buslneu es: HelgH· 188737t753 1
8782 Attorn•v• for NOTICE TO CREDrTORS cUtkMM ..... ,,_... Thls statement ,WIS filed ~42 Argoav Ave 0Huntlng tad and AssoclalH, 1844 Dally Pilot April 'e 25 L•Hlt• a . Wala ton Nollce Is hereby given 10 Name ltetemont . with th• Couniy Cl k of ton Sa.ch, CA 92·s..9 · Hasler i'32. Anahelm, CA Ma 2 •9 1997 :Faoi-C • the credit~ and contln-The following J)lftont llt Orenge Oounly on 2'·97 Far Eest &..iaur• lndu .. 92802 1_..:.Y~·..;.;..• ------
on1ervetor gent crtdllor1 of the doing bullneH ••: Foun-. 1917 15131. 11111, Ille .. (CA). 5242 Ar· Steven Helge1t1d, 1644 ~ PUBLIC NOTICE
Publl•h•d Newport •bovt•lllmtd decedent teln "alley Mlnl·M•rt & U. Deily Pilot Merc:h 28 April goey •Ave Huntington Haster 132 •. Anaheim, CA1---------
811ch·Co111 M11a Dally lhlt all persons havl,,0 qUOf, 9520 Warner Ave., 4 11 18 1997 'rn9 Beach CA 9:z649 92802 flt Ulloy-.Bu1ln0ta ~llot Aprll 18, 21, 25, 1997. claim• agalnlt the dee .. Unit A, Foulllaln Vall•y. CA ' ' , This 'buslntJI 11 con· Thia busllless 11 con· Nemo Statement
..r-· FM795 denl are required to file 92708 PUBLrC NOTICE duel~ by· a cotporallon I ducted by: an lndl't'lduat Tho following persons are
•---------them wllh the Superior Ricardo Gutierrez Estrada, Have yo~ st11ted di>lng Have, you started dolllg doing bualness as: Therlot PUBLIC NOTICE Court •• 341 The City 2805 w. Edinger, Santa Flctltloua Bu1ln•11 buslneSI r"? Yes. 1981 business yet? Ves. H5·97 and Associates. 2005 Pal·
Drive, Orange. CA 92668, Ana, CA 92704 Hem• Statement Far eas Leisure lndut· Sle'lan Helgestad oma Drive, Costa Mesa. CA cna1472485 and mill a copy 10 Dolort1 Hermila MonDregon, 2805 The tollowlng perton• are 11111 Inc' Thomaa c Por· This statement was Iii~ 92627 SUMMONS LeBold and L.onalne Lam-W. Edlngt1, Santa Ana, CA doing bulln111 u:" SOK tale 'preSident · with lht Coullty Clt1k of Brian Kevin Theriot 2005
ICITACION JUDICIAL) beth • ., Co-TrusttH of the 92704 Technologlu, 28445 ThlS statement wH Ill~ Orange County on 4.9.97 Palom• Drive. Costa' Mesa.
NOTICE TO DEFENDAN'r: Declaration or Trust detad Thi• buslneu la con-Marshfield, Lake Forest, with qi. county Clerk of t89737te732 CA 92627 (Avlto a Acusedo) MARY JUM 25, 1985 and lflt•red ~•d by: husband end CA 92830 • Orange County on 4·15·97 Dilly Piiot AJ>f'Q 11. 18, 25, This bu1ln11s Is con·
ELLEN STONE. an . lndl· Into by Jan C. Rublni and It Srln Kundule, 28445 19973717515 May 2 1991 n81 ducted by: an indMdual vldual and DOES 1-10, In-Helen R. Rubl.-i, u Trus-Have you 11af11d doing Marshfield. Lake For11t, ' Hevt you staned doing ciuslv1. tort. wherein lha decedellt bualneH yet? Y11, 08.01· CA 92630 Daffy Pilot Apnl 18, 25, UBLIC NOTICE buslnen yet? Yes H-97
YOU ARE BEING SUED B~ was 1 Trul\Or, aVor c/o Ed· 96 . " Shahrern Mo11medlan, Mey 2, 9, 1997 • fi813 p Brian K. Theriot '
PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le 111a ward H. Stone;"A Lew Cor· Ricardo Gutierrez Estrada 23834 Wak10etd Cl.. La· PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua Bu11n .. a Thi• stetement was filed
damandando) KATHERINE pofatlon, 18201 Von Kar· HtrmllaMonDragon guna Nlguel, CA 92677 Name St•t•m•nt with lh• County Cle1k of STONE. an Individual. rRan Avenue Suite 1170 Ir· Thi• 11atemen1 wat filed This buslneu 11 con· F 9 You heve 30 CALENDAR vine California 926;2 with tho counll( Clerk of ducted by: a general part· lclltlou1 Bu11n .. a The following person• art Orange County on 4·15· 7
DAYS aher this summons wlthi~ the tatter tor fou; Orange Counly on 4.7.97 llershlp Nemo Stet•m.•nt doing business as: Uve 19973717528
Is aer\ted on you lo flit a months alter Aprll 11 1997 1997371$580 Have you •tarted doing I Th1J9llowlng persons are Language learning, 15372 Dally Pilot April JS, 25,
typewritten response at this the date ol the llrst publica'. Dally Pllol April 11 18 25 busllleH yet? No doing business as: Btuew•· Barranca Parkway. Sulla May 2, 9, 1997 F804 court. lion of Notice to Creditors M 2 1 7 ' • • Shahram Motamedlan ter Manegement Services. 210, trvlne, CA 92718
A lettM or phone call wlll or, 11 notice 11 mailed or ay • 99 F1'80 This statement was flied 21892 Slarllre Lane, Hun· Denni Barrell, 695 A .CllH PUBLIC NOTICE
not protect you; your type· personally delwerod to you, PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk ol tlngton Beach, CA 92~6 Drive, Lagune Beach. CA Fictitious 8u1lno11
wrltte(l response must be 30 days alter lhe date this Orange County on 3·2S.91. Buck L Perkins, 21892 92651 In pfoper legal torm II you notice 11 mslltd or person· Flc tltlou• ButlnoH 18873715138 Starfire Lane, Huntington Thl1 business ts con· Name St•temenl
want tne court 10 hoar your ally delivered 10 you or Nemo Sletement Dall PUol M ch 28 "~·u Beach, CA 92646 ducted by: an Individual Th• following persons are cue. you.must petition to file a Tho following persons are Y 11 ·""' This busln11s 11 con-Have you started doing doing business as: Ureno
If you do not file your , .. late claim as provided in doing buslntn as: WWW 4, 11, 18, 1997 • F743 ducted by: an lndlvlduat buslnes.s yet? No Enterprises. 692 N. Adele
sporise on lime. you may Sec:llon 19103 of lhe Pro· PrO<fuC1ion Service, 1045 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started d?lng 01,nnl Barrell Lane 1137. Orange. C/4
ltst lhe case, and your bate Code. wutwerd Way, Costa business yet? Vts, Apnl 7, This statement was filed 92867 .
wages. money ~and prop-A claim lorm mav be ob-Mesa, Celllomla 926.27 Flctltlou• Builneaa 1992 . wllh Iha County Clark or Andrea Syt>il Ureno. 692
erty may be taken without talned lrom the Court Jonathall Marshal 1045 Nem• Statement Buck L Perkins Orange County on 4·8·97 N. Adela Lane 137, Or·
lurther warning from 1ho Clerk. For your prolecllon, westward Way, 'Costa The following peiaons are This statement was filed 1897371e749 ange. CA 92867 court. you ere encouraged to lite Mesa, Callfor,11la, 92627 doing business as: Beat with lht County Clerk 01 Oally Pilol Aprll 11. 18. 25, This bu~lne~s is con·
There are other legal re· your ctalm by certlfied mall Mike Snyder~ 9121 Elva Automotive, 909 N Harbor Orange County Oil 4·8·97 May 2. 1997 F782 dueled by. an individual
qulrements. Vou may want with return receipt re· Clrcte, Huntington Beach, Blvd .. Sanla Ana, CA 92703 19973719735 Have you started doing lo call an attorney right quested. Calllornla 92646 Farud Farhoomand, 7815 Dally Plfot April 11. 18, 25, PUBLIC NOTICE buslnoss yel? Yes. 1.01-96
away. 11 you do not know Deledt 3/21187 Stewart Wiison, 4143 Vi· E Ralnvlew Ct .• Anaheim, May 2, 1997 F787 ~f'ea, ~reno 1 Iii d an ettornay, you may cell EDWARD H STONE A casa Drive Calabasas Cal· CA 92808 ·flctltlou• Bu11n .. 1 s 5 a emen was 1 e an attorney relenal 1er1lce I.a C • 1 ilomla 91302 • Fred tzadstta 7233 E PUBLIC NOTICE N•m• Statement with the County Cleik of
or • legal aid office (listed w orp. Thia bu1llless Is con· Drake or.. Anaheim, CA Fictitious Builn.••• The following persons art Orange County on 4·15·97 In lht phone book). B 'I: EDWARD H • dueled by: e general part· 92807 doing business as: ~hi· 19973717"528
Oaspues do qua le en-STONE, Altornoy fM nershlp This busln•n It con-Heme ~lelement house Technical Group, Dally Pilot Af)fit 18, 25,
treguen a~a cllaclon Judi· Co·Tru1teea, Dolores Have you llarted doing ducted by: • genorel pillt· The follo~ing persons are 1624 Coriander llC, Costa May 2, 9, 1997 F805
clal ustod liene un ptazo de LeBold •nd Lorr•ln• business yet? No nershlp doing business as: Sound· Mesa CA 92626
30 DIAS CALENDARtOS Lembeth 18201 Von Jonathan Marshall Have you started doing Scapes En1er11lnmen1. Yolanda Davita 1624 Con· PUBLIC NOTICE
para pr.esantar una r• Karmen' Ave. S t e. This 1t1Jemenl was flied business yet? Ves, Feb. 17. 9582 Hamlllon Ave .. 11313, ander #C, Costa Mesa, CA•---------apuesla escrfte a maqulna 11 7 0 1 1 • CA with the counly Clerk of 1997 Huntington Beach, CA 92626 Flctltlou& Bu11n .. a
•n esta cor1e. t rv ne • Orange County on 4.15.97 Fred lzadsele 92646 Thls business It con· Heme Statoment Una carta o una llamada 92912·1005 18973717530 This slalament was nted Curlis Allen Radmacher, dueled by: all Individual Th• following persons are
telefonlc• no le olrecera Publlshed Newport 0 11 Pit 1 A •1 18 25 with lh• County Clerk ol 9542 Featheihlll Or., Villa Have. you slarted doing doi"Sl b_usiness as: New·
prolecclon; au respuesla Beach·Cosra Mesa Dally Ma ~ 9 °997 pn 'Fa • Orange County on 4.1.97 Park, Call!. 92667 business yet? No port f &"I Products, 2t7 1/
e11l1a • maqulna Ilene que Pilot April 11. 17. 18, 1997 ay • • 1 03 19973715884 This business It con· Yolanda Davila 2 Coral Ave .• Balboa Is·
cumpllr con las formall· FThn9 PUBLIC NOTICE Dally Pilot April 4 11 18 ducted by: an Individual . This slatemanl was flied land, CA 92662 dadet leg~les apropl1das • • ,..,;. Have you started doing wlth the Counly Clerk of Thomas J. Laing, 217 .1/2
sl usted qu11re que la corte PUBLIC NOTICE Flctlttoua BuilnH• 25• l997 F7....-business y\17 Yea, 3·15·97 Orange County on 4.a.97 Coral Ave .• Balboa.Island. eS~s~:d•u,:s;-esenta au NOTICE n!'1oTi!!t•tement PUBLIC NOTICE ~I~ A:i~~~:n~ was filed 198737167~5 ~~l~2~~1lness le con·
rHpueste a llempo. puedt INVITING BIDS dol busl~,P':!~~o~: Flctllloua Busln•H with lh• County Cteik of Daily Pilol April 11, 18, 25. ducted by: an lncfillldual
perder •I case, Yi. puedtn Notice 11 hereby given Avl~on 3000 ftJrway Ave H•me St•toment Orenge County on 4·8-97 May 2. 15197 F783 Have you started doing
qultar au aalarlo. su dlnero lhat lht Board ol Trustees 1125 'cosll Mesa CA The lottowing peROns are 19873719737 busineu y11? No Y otru cou1 de su of lht Coast Community 92626 ' dolng buslneH as: Mis· Dally Pilot April 11 . 18. 25. PUBLIC NOTICE ThomH J. Leing sxopl~ad Siil •Yi•o •dick> College District of Orenge Eric Scon Rhoads 17081 sion.Hom• Cere Services May 2 1997 F791 Flc tltloua 8utTnetl This •llletnenl was liled nal por P•r1• de la COf1e. County. California, will r• Hague Lo Hunilnglon 25212 Stockpot! 121 u: · with tile County Clerk ol
Exlsten otros requlsi101 fe. ctlve 11aled bids up 19 but Beach, CA 92647 guna Hilla. CA 92653 ' PUBLIC NOTICE Name St•t•m•nl Orenge Counly on 4·15·97
gales. Puede que usled no filer thao 2:00 p.m., s .. ed PourzandJanl Enrique A. Compo1, 25212 The.following persons art 18873717505
qultfa namar a un abogado Monday. April 28. 1997, at 19531 C1mpu1 Drive #1~ Stockport 121, Laguna Flctllloua BualnH& doing business as: Quality Deily Piiot April 18 25
lnm1dlalamen1e. SI no the Purch~slng Department A, Sanl• Ana, CA 92707 Hiiis, CA 92653 Hem• Stetement Cteanlllg Ser't'lcts. 2900 Ma 2 9 1997 'FeoS conoce a un abogado ol the D11trlct localed at Daniel Eugene Neuman An• Gray 29777 Nlpnet The following person• 11e Bristol Street. Sia. C· 105, ,_ .... Y_·_• ------
puede llam~r a un servlclo 1370 Adami Avenue Bldg. 11 Vitale Lano, Foolhili Road 18, 'Laguna Nlguel, doing business as: Team Costa Mesa. CA 92826 PUBLIC NOTICE
de relerencia de abogados D, Coste Mesa. Catitornla, Ranch, CA 92610 CA 92677 E•lrem1, 555 Pllulertno <(larlsse Bozancon. 105 ---------
o • una oficlna de ayuda at which time bids wilt be This business is con-This buslneh ls con· Ave.. Suite B 103, Costa Ao1d1unner · Ln.. Fountain Flclltloua Busln•••
legel (v11 •I dlrectorlo tole· publicly opened and read dueiad by: • general part· ducted by: a general part· Mesa, Calilornla 92626 Valley, CA 92708 N•rne Statomonl lonlco). tor: nershlp nershlp Daniel B. Judge. 555 Paul· This bu~iness Is con· The.following person• are
CASE NUMBER ORANGE COAST COL· Heve you slarled doing Have you 111rted doing arlno Ave., Sulll B103, ducted by. an Individual doing bulinass as: RNC
(Numoro del Ceao) LEGE DRAMA DEPART· bUsln111 yet? Yes 1969" bu"n•ss yet? No Coste· Mesa, Celllornla bHav1• you 7s1a11~ doing Legal Services. 3353 ..Ala· 87HC0911 MENT LIGHTINIJ CON· Eric Rhoad1 ' Enrique A. Cempol 92626 us ness yet Yes, 4·l·94 bama Clrcte, Costa Mesa,
The name and eddress of TROL SYSTEM RETROFIT Thls statement was Iliad This statement was filed This business Is con· Cl~rlsso Bozancon CA 92626
IN court Is· (B nombre y BID f.10. 1742 with the County Clerk of with the County Clerk ol ducted by: an lndlvlduat Th~s ~tatcmenl w~1s tn~ Rebecca Neal Capl•ln.
dlrecclon d~ ta corto es) All bids art lo be in •c· Orange County on 4·t5-97 Orange County on 4·1·97 Have you started doing ~11 e C ounly erk 0 3353 Alabama. Crrcl•.
0 C H bor M cordatlCt with Iha Bid Doc· 188737175De 19973715878 business yll? No range ounty on 4·2·97 Costa Men. CA 92626
range ounty ar u-uments which 11e now on 0 1 Pi A . Dally Pit 1 A 111 4 11 18 Danlel B. Judge 19873718 t 07 Thi• business Is con-
nlclpal Court. 4601 Jambo-file and may b• secured in a ly lot prit 18. 25, 25 1997 ° P • ;:762 This statement was filed Dally Pilot Aprll 11, 18, 25, ducted by: an indlllidual
rH Road. #104, Newport lh• office o lh• DlreC1or of May 2, 9, 1997 F809 • with the County Clerk of May 2. 1997 F785 Have you started doing
Beach, CA 92660-2595 Purchasing of lhe DlstrlC1. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 4·11·97 business yet? 04·01·97
Th• name, address, and No bidder may withdraw . 199737t7218 PUBLIC NOTICE r' Rebecca Noal 'Captaln
tetepl\one number 01 ptaln-his bid for a period of fo~f flcUlloua Busln•H Fictitious BualnH• Dally Pilot April 18 25 _ Thi• statement was !lied
litt't allorney or plalllliH five (45) day1 alter the da e Nemo Stetemont Nemo Stat•(n•nl May 2 9 1997 •F79.; Flctltloua Bu1lne11 with the County Clerk of
wi h an • 1 . E 111 lor Iha opening tnereof. Thi following parsons art Tho following per10ns are • ' Nemo Sl•t•ment Orange County on 4·15·97 ~m°i:e ta ·~~~~Y~n '· ( .: The Bo~d 0J ;rustee: r• doing business as: C•lilor· doing busln111 as: •> A.A. PUBLIC NOTICE The tollowlng po11on1 are 19973717513
numMo' de ilelefono Y dot 1:~~! ~·Y ~~1 :ff'bi~s r:; nlans tor Family Justice, CCoas,1 WlWrieetltH, b)gCoCoast to Fl 1111 • B I Mdoingl bBuSlness as: Aguda Dally Pilot April 18. 25, • 964 Springlleld St .. Costa oas r ess. c 111 c ou u1 noH ar ne oatwork1, 318 112 Mey 2 9 t997 FOl2
abogado del demandantt. 10 w11ve any li:egularltl~s Mesa. CA 92626 Wireless. di A.A. oasl to Heme Sletemenl East 161h St., Costa Mesa.1---·-·------
o del dtmandant• que no or lnlorm~htl~ '" any bid Jim Har1h, 964 Springfield Coast Wlreleu, 2633 Hat· The following persons ere CA 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE
tltn11bogado,es) or~~~~~0•dRdV'g.JO" LI< St.,CosleMes•cCA92626 bor Blvd .. Costa Mesa, CA doing business as: Peclflc Daniel Robert Aguda. 3181---------
Ntil w Knuppet 86256 ..-WA Kirk William Rinella 6802 92626 West Export, 1525 W. 1/2 E. t6th S1 .• Co111 Flctltloua Bu&lnH•
(714) 752.aogo 'BARTZ. AJ>f'll 2!• 1.9907 at 2:00 P.M. E. Hulltdale SI .. 'Long Mlchall Alan W111kl1plec:k, MecArthur Blvd.. # 12, Men, CA 92627 N•mo Stetemont • • l.octlloll. range Coast Beach CA 92808 2629 Harbor Blvd., Costa Costa Meta, CA 92626 Thi• business ls con· The following persons ere KNUPPEL 6 CHUN, 19100 College, 01ama lab, 2701 Jamis Poller Stivers Mesa, CA 92626 Kolchlro Krta Enatau, 9831 ducted by: an Individual doing bu1lness u · Glob;
Von Karman Avenue, Sit. F1lrvl 1w Road, Costa 23781 Vi• Calzada, Mlsslo~ Thia bu1ln111 le con· Hot Springs Dr., Hullllngton Have you 1tar11d doing allnk lntarnallonal, · 20191
750, lrvlna, CA 92612 Mesa, CA 92628 Viejo, CA 92891 dueled by: en Individual Beach, CA 92646 bualness yet? No Hiiiside or .. Or•nnt, CA
DATEt FEB 20 1987 Signed: /S/ ROGER This buslneu 11 con-Have you •tarted doing Thi• busln111 Is con· 01ull1I Robert Aguda 92869 -·•
J , PETERSON, Clerli W. bAVIS, Director of ducted by: an unlncorJ)O-buslnen yet? No ducted by: an lndlvldual This 1ta1emen1 wn filed Slavash Bakhliarl, 20191
By D. Brito Deputv Purcha1lng, Coaat rated association other Michael Wlllklorllaclc Have you slertad doing with lhf County Clerk ol Hiiiside Dr. Qrange, CA
Publli tlad Newport Communllr Collego than• partnership This alaltmen Wit llled business yet? V11, 9·12· Orange County on 4.9.97 92809 ' ·
Beach-Coste M•se Dally Dlelrlct Have you 11arted doing with the Coullty Clerk or 1995 1987371e734 Thi• bu1ln111 Is con.
Piiot Arv~ 16 25 Miy 2 9 Open• AJ>rll 28 1987 business yll? No Orange County on 4·14•97 Kolchlro Kris Enstsu Dally Pilot Apcil 1, 18 25 dueled by: an Individual ,.. • • • • 2 0 ' • James Hetah 199737174e1 This 1tatement was mid M 2 1997 ' f: · Hev1 you •tarted doing
1997 • :0 p .m . This 1telemen1 was filed Daily Pilot Aprll 18 25 with lh• County Clerk of ay • 788 buslntu y11? No
·--------F-794_ Bid Ho.1 1742 with the County Clerll ot May 2 9 1997 'Faoi Orange COYnty on 4.11.97 PUBLIC NOTICE Slavash Bakhllarl ,-Publlthed Newport Orange County on 3-25-97 ' ' 198737t7201 Thll 1tel4tmtn1 wu med PUBLIC NOTICE Btach·Costa MHa Dally 19973715135 PUBLIC NOTICE Delly Pilot April 18, 25. Flctltloua auslneH with th• County Cltrll ol
NOTICE o' SALE Pilot April 11, 18, 1997. Dally Piiot M11ch 28. Apr~ Flctltloua aullnoa• May 2, 9, 11197 F799 Heme Statement Orange Cout'ty on 3-25-97
In eccordanct wilh the Fns 4, 11. 18. 1997 F736 The following peraons are 19973715129
r,ro11111on1 ot section 21100 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Neme Statement PUBLIC NOTICE doing buslne11 u : calilor· Daily Pllot M11ch 28. Aprll
tll'ough 21716 ol the Call· d~nge '°:i:rll'~f~!~nsWaers't Flctllloua BuslneH nls Bridal Conntctlon1, 4. 11, t i , 1~7 n34 lornta Business 11nd Profll· • 704 1 1018 Buckingham l•ll•. p h alont Code there being en• ,40 5 . F ctltlout au .. no11 Coast Amusement, 5242 HanM Statement Newport Beach CA 92660 UDLIC NOTICE
du• unpaid t torage 111 tor Flolltlou1 Bu1lnoaa Heme Statement Argosy Av•.. Huntington The following persona er• Kerry D Peters 1o18 which INSTORAGE ANA· Heme Statemont The following pe11on1 are Beach, CA 92649 doing buslnaas 1a: CC Car· Bucklnghim lane Newport Flotltlous Butlneu
HEIM 11 entlUed 10 • llell Tht tollowlng pert0n1 are doing bu1lnn111: 1) Aller· Far West Lel1ure Indus· tgMng, 21571 8eh1ma Beach CA 92660 • Heme ltetoment
purauant to aeclioll 21702 dolpg bu1ln111 11: Autumn naStafl Strv1c11, b) For· tries. Inc.. (CAI. 5242 Ar· Lane, Huntington Bt1eh. This 'builntH It con· T!l• fOllowing I*~• .,,
of said code on IN good• Ch11t A11ocl1111. 4490 tune Communlcetlona go1y Ave.. Huntington Ce. 92646 ducted by· an Individual dotng bu1ln111~s: Mobile
herelnelter dt1cribed 1i Von Karman Ave .. Newport Qroup, c) Fortune P111on-Beach, CA 92649 Cindy A. Charleton, 2157\ Have you started dOlng M11to.ttlng Company, 20915
mltctlltntous housthold Beach, CA 12660 nel Collsurtlrltl of lrvlne, This buslntH 11 con· Bahama Line, Hunlington buslntH yet? Yee, 4.:).97 ShtllOah I.II.. Huntlnglon
tt.ms 90181 refrigerator• lJM No. t (AuturM CMs• 18552 MecArthur Blvd., ducted by:• corporellon Beech, Ca. 92648 Kt<ry o Pettrs Beecf\, CA t2'48
waei*•. ay'.,.i, end '*: 0.nvtf'). • C•lilornla 11m-Sit. 345, Irvine, CA 92612 Hevt you 11111ed doing Thi• bu1lnt11 11 con-Thi• 1atement WH fil.cl Tlmll Bakt< Cuny, 20915
tonal PfOJ*'Y. Due notlct hid pattnerahlp, 4490 Von For1une Ptr1onnel Agency business yet? 1982 ducted by: an lndMdua.I With the County Clerk 01 Sh1tlll1h Ln.. Huntington hiving been given to per· Karmen Ave.. Newport ol lrvllle, (CA). 18552 Far W111 Leisure Indus· Heve you alert~ doing Orange County on 4~ 17 Beach. CA 12648
Uta known to clalm an ln-Beach, CA 92660 MecMhvr Blvd., Ste. 345, trlff. Inc., Bob J. Portale, t>u1lne11 yll? V11, Jan. f, 11873718314 • Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-
llflll therein and lhe ume ftJr/Lyon, Inc., • Celiloml• ltvlnt, CA 92812 V.P. 1997 . . ducted by: 111 lndlvldu.J
1pecmed In euctl notice ror corporallon. 4490 Von Kar· Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-Thia 11at1men1 wH flied ClndV Cha,,.lon Dally Pilot APfll 11, 18, 25, Have you 1tart~ doing
payment of auctl lttt hev· man Ave., Newport Beach, dueled by: a corporelion with the County Cltrk 01 This llaltmtnl wu Ill~ May 2. 1997 F792 butlneu ytt? Yt1, 9·10.t4
Ing expired will be told al CA 12660 Have you 1tarttd doing Oreng1 County on 4•15-117 With 1h• County Clerk ol Tim# BelrM Cuny
public •uctton by tNSTOR· Thi• bualntu 11 COil· buslneH i•t? Vts, 1996 18t737t7S07 Ortngt County on 4·15·t7 PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• 111ttm.n1 w11 filed
AGE ANAHElt.f located at dueled by: • general part· Fortune •r•onntl Agency Oilly Piiot Aprll t8 25 1t9737t75Z7 Fl tltl • 1 wllh th• County 01,rk Of 17'78 Ptnhall Wey, County northlp ol INIM, Sieve Pandolfo • May 2 9 1997 ·F810 Dally Piiot April 18 25 o oue ua n•a• Orang• Cou(lty on 3-25-97
01 Orenge, Stell of calf· Th• ttQl111ant commenced Prt1ldan1 ' ' Me 2 9 tW7 ·,aoe H•m• •••t•monl 1•973711134 f0tnla on the 2nd dey of to transect buelne11 undt< Thi-lllltmtnt Wit . lllld PUBLIC NOTICI! Y ' • TN IOI~ 1>tr1on1 ,,. Dally Pilot March 21 April
May 1997 11 1:00 am. th• t1ctlllou1 name or Wltll the County Ctttk or PUILIC NOTICI! doing bu1lllt11 11: 4 11 11 1997 'n41 Terma fOf tl\t..,. 111 caJh "-m" titted above on: 1· Orange Countv on 4..._97 Plotltlou• htlne1e E1prttt0 Wtt1 1101 8\1Ck·1..;.'_,'....o..;.' ..... ______ _
ontv. s... 1Ub1.ct to can-:MS 1 .. 73718741 Name ltate1Mnt PlotltlWI auslftfft lnohlm 11D, C0111 Mtaa, PUBLIC NOTICI ----..,.., ------------------..:.·---...J cetrallon. t.andlcSrd ,...,..,.. LIM No. 9 (,\Utumn Chi.. Daly PllOt AJ)fil 1 t 11 2S Tho lollowlf\9 poraone are Name ltat~t CA 92628 • • IN r!Qhl lo.bid. Below la a DlflYlf}, • CllllOtnla flm. May 2 1"1 • h.4 dOlna b\.mlntH II! Otve'• The lolowtng ptl'ION .,. J•m•• Douglas Htl.1y. FloUtlou• ..........
"'ILIC NOTICES PUILIC NOTlc•·s PUBLIC NOTIC•t 111t of~ anes un11 num-lied ~ehlp ' Trener Atp11r1 220 doinO bUllMH u : KL Ser· ~~~1 ~~nghltn °'" ID. Mame Stat9fMtlt .. .. befa. Sy: Air/Lyon AHOCl.tlH PUil.iC NOTICI Pomon. Ave .. Cost• MHa, vat, 631 FUll«ton Av--·· ........ CA ~2' TN following '*'°"'.,. PUILIC NOTICI! con;;;vatOI' 01 the Peraon on Parcel Map NO. to-259 NAMES • UNIT NUMBERS • LP., • Clklomll llll'llt~ CA 12924 enue Nowport l eech, CA Thia bualntu It con-dolnca butinft• 11: Oftlen --------·•and !elite of WA1tem ft. flltd in loOtl "3, Pl!Qtt 3 DESCRIPTION Ptrtntrehlp, Ill general Flclltloua au.tneu David A. COUiter, 22A!I ~ dueted bY! an lnOMdulf Pootl I Spa. 103ee ~
ene147tJ18 l(Jlfl~ ("E••····1. will and 4 of ,.,. Ma_pt, In CARLA MILNI!, 1238, PelMf!, IL I • Mamo ltlllo.nent Pomona AY•., COiia M••· l<tlsten Belle '-CnQ, 131 ~-!~•Ull'IN td doing Mtt. 'cunt.In Vellty, CA IUP•lttOtt COURT 01' ... al Pflvt• Hit under !ht 0111ot or ltl• ~ HOVS!HOLD 80XES y: ,..r yon nc., a Clll· The IOitowlnO peta0nt lft CA 92ea~ 'ulltnOn Avtnue, lf.wl)Ol1 ......,_ ,... o 1>2709
CALIFORNIA, .,,. t«tnl ~ COtlCMlonl Atcordef of Nld County. Lli8 Lfl ijcCAATHV. lornl• Corporation, ht gtf)o doing butlnee• ••: Ho-Thi• bueln•H I• COf\• BMch. CA t *3 ~" D. Hetty Ktnntlh Orrlt , 31000 -COUMTf
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htf'tinafl11 mentioned rMI TN propetty 11 co~ U oa ..i. Hou s ! Ho l D, n111 PlllNr I!. ~ medloal C0tJ)O!atlon, 38.21 duc1ed by: an lndlvldull Thi• bulln•H 11 con-..,,_• ,!!.tl~l wc11 flledof 811ch Blvd., Hunt1n9ton
ptOpetty of 1M latale fOo Nttrred '° .. Hll Ooeen 80Xb Alc:hard rflnktl, lo.• W. MecAl\fl\K 81vd., f 205, Rtglslrent t111 not ytt cl\K'\td t>yu n Individual ""'"' u• -.-nly i.rk ltach, CA 9*.0
IM ......... OtHO Caled In lht Qty of ..... llYd., H~ leecft, Cll· l<ATHU!l.N JOHNSON, lf1tant hcrttatv, Dated: s.nta Ana, CA 92704 btQ\ln to lltl'IMCt butlnfft Have you lllf'ltd cfofnQ Orange County on 4•1 t47 lhta bu1lnaa1 11 cono
dlTDfSTRICT ~ort Buch , OrtnQt tomia(APHOQ.OU•11), 12!!..i HOUtEHO l.0 , ,tbfuery t1,ttt1 Hotnt dlcal Corpotalfon, Utia.t the flcltlllou• bull-bualntat ytf?Ytt,Ftb. f, 1Hf$11T242 1 clUc1tdby:an lndMcAial c." •• ,.. ••• ,."'' of co.ny c.lfomla. end... lllda or °""" •• Invited IO~ Thll N i.tnetlt WU fifed (CA}. H2t w. MtcMhl.W ""'name or M IMI lilted '"7 Deny PllOt N>ttl 11. " Ht'le you ""*' doing .. ,..,._ M4I ...... ~ • to1ow1: ,.,. """ tor ._ ~ end ""* M>llH HO<>K£.A. 1m. wttti°' ""r~ Cletk of llvd., 1 20&, lanta Alta. CA htfaln. KNl.tn 11e1e Long May 2 t 1tt1 mi butinel• pl? Y"· :a.11 .. ., •• w IL LfA. ". Cltwtded one"""" (t/llt\) be In wrflng end ... be .... BQICU, MISC. anot ~"i on ,.20-97 12104 Oevld A. Coulter Thia lta\tmtnl ... Med • ' -f(etWt on1a IUtnwoat 0 ... ,,... inw..e In Ul4 a and .,_ celvitd et lht ot1ce of co;. TALAMAHTIZ w, 2241, 1H7'1't480$ Thi• bu•tn•H I• oon. Thil .._....,_ w .. Ill.cs .-lht ~ a.tit Of PUIUO NOTICI Thi• ....,.... wae Med • ~ ~ ~ • en... aacwnev RDS,_ IOXES Delly "'°' ~ •. 11, ''· dUcted by: • COtpotetlon ., the County Citric of OrwlOe ~ on ,. ... ,. *"" the Couney a.tc of
... ~.MO CNHO 20 , ... of "'°' 4 ln90Cla toreoi ... .,.., .. 1131'11. DHf'A MACIAS. attt, n.1111 l'7U He¥O YoU ~ ~ Ortngt~on).24-97 1ffn7tat11 "° ............ OrW19t4:0Uf"ltton,.,...7 -nca'cw ... • 1'2"' the ""9Wa416on llllth ~ .... ~I..~ fltAHQ, MJSC. ... butine .. ~ v .. , 1HTH1I011 Dally Ptlol "'ftfl .... ..... ........... 1ten7H1H --"'Cerone o.i ...... "'the lll101 CallOrnle •1~ or CRUZ 80NI~ 3111. rvlUC NOTICI Dally Plot March n ... 4 11 11 1tt7 ,,,40 The~,.... .. Delly Not Mtll'Ctl .... °";:."':rt ~°'-~.::C~=:':~.'t~HOU>. PONO ,.. .... , ........... ~-Ontliemovet e.u .1"1"' n .. • ' · t"ai..~.:.~•,11.11,1•1 nu
....... IMO, ~:or:..., .... Ctowe, ~ •• .,.. ~· MCOl80H. ,._ .......... S SILL ,.... 10. o.na ftOlnt, CA "Tn a· "I ..:.-:-:.,=r-:r':l\',:'.,,~"T..::O ... -...::::="&'.:YJ.. ,~.,,.,_~=~·.= s~~=,,:~ra ILL ' ~Whlcle ':" ... ic.n .... mcw·1 AAAil
• ~ 1• w • = .:.i ~ ,-C:::: ::..= i:,.-.:;:·::1;1, -:=o~rR. ~ ... ~Jr= ltem• your home • dallfted = ~ ........ CA fw1IUDh ollaftld • . ..... Al'l'l.IAHCll; , ... lolAh ~ &n. ·-_. ' through classlfled -... ,. '"'' •u-'""' II '°"' ...... 71
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PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES OBl111AlY FlcUUoua 8u1lnH1 CA 9062t . r= 888
Name Statement Carson Carl Landers 2569 Ha'le you •llll'led doing Te<ry D. AandttUd ducted by: an tndlYld~I Thl1 statement, wu tlled Flctltlou• 8ualne.. ~TED ;z;;j, \.M.!SS ..,.._~ ...... at h .iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii
The tollowlng,,per1on1 ate Elden Ave., •C·l, 'costa buslneu yet? No This statement was filed H:!e you •tarted doing with the County Cleik of Name ltatMftent YOU T~ ACTION TO ime d .. .._'J '111'01#1 • d FLQYD
doing business asr Tubroz, Mes;i, CA 92627 ~~=•a,~~e:l!1 was Ill..., wt0ith thlCCounty Clerk,, 01 but ne11 yet?J':lo Orange County on •·S.97 The followil'IQ '*'°"'.,.PROTECT ~ PACP-lw Nalille .. la Odell Howard 71t l. 1741 Tustin Ave .. 116·0, This business 11 con-with the Co~~ty Clerk ""c;j renge ount~3n 4+.7 ShallaTamar~yvazyan 10973711728 doing bUlln111 a1: Think ERTY.IT ~YleSOl.DATA 1294.541.71.•i.,_..M 35 year rHld:nt ;i
costaMeea.CA92627 duc;tldby:anlndivldual Orant'leCountyon 4•1.97 199 715858 This 1taterntnl wu flied Da'ily "''ol"prll ll l& 25 81g, 1534-4 E. Edlnger,PUILIClWE.FYO.JNEf0•1tw111Nd•tw°'**"' Coat• M•••· pus ....
Craig Dal Deen C•nd Ha .. ., Dally Piiot ""rll 4, 11, 18, with the County Clerk of r" ,. ' ' • Santa .. _., C" 92705 ~ ~TION OF THE bid-be i.. lwl lti. ecu1 vv .. e· Vt you 1tartod doing 1""7"71--1 .... 0 May 2 1997 F789 ....... .... .. _, y A II HS 1""7 tarla, 1741 Tustin Ave., business yet? No •• .. ....... 25. 1.,997 f765 range Col.Inly on 3-28-97 • C.nie lynne Allen, 218 112 ~l\JRE ~ nE PACX:Ef.[). ii~._ II\ addtOI awa Pr • ...., ·
1t6-B, Costa Mesa. CA Ca(,SOfl Carl Landers Dally Pilot April 4, 11, 18, -PUBLIC NO .. ICE • 18973715100 PUBLIC NOTICE 35th St .. Newpon a.ad\, NO AGANST YOU, YOU loc:Mh,hTNIMe~~ H• wu employ9(1 92627 Thl s statement VfBS filed 25. 1997 F781 ___ ........ __ ., ___ 1 Dally Piiot April•. 11, 18, CA 92603 SHCUU> CONT~ A.vtN· c:Mlilr'• dlClla..,., on • with the State of Call(.,
This business Is con· with the County Clerk 01 PUBLIC NOTICE Flctllloua Bualn••• 25, 1997 F769 Fictitious Bualn•H This bu1ln111 11 con-YER ~ii~ P.-' .... or,..._. lmlk.at:I Ill Chiot of Operatl~s ducted by: an lndJvldual Orange County on 3.31•97 Nam• Stat•m•nt ducted by: an lndMdual -.crc~s.w. «-bV • ..... or for 31 yrs. A vetera" ~
t-tave ~ou started doing 19973715772 Flctltloua BualneH Na1ne ltatement PUBLIC NOTICE The following P8fl0nl are Have you started doing~•~~ aedil union, or ufledl volunte•r for vane
busl!'es yet? No Dally Pilot April • 11 18 Name Statement The following per10ns aro Fl tltl 8 I dOlng business es· T C business yet? Yes, Jan. 97 ~lo tte d bV w ..,.. or ...,.. .w.,. Blind Ctr. Survived ..b Craig Candelaria · • • doing bUslne11 as: Uquld o ous us neH Credit• 1539 Monrovia i 1£ Carrie Allon TNll WI.Md~~ 0 and '°9ll -ieti 1, ..WVS wife. Betty Howard, p
Thia atatement was filed 25. l997 F76& The following perSQ!l1 are Auel• Pool Service. 288 Name ltatament NewJ>Ort Beach CA 92863 ' This 1tatement was flied ~ • m.-lled tlMOCillloh. or --"Vii bat* children, 4 grandchll·
with the County Clerk ol PUBLIC NOTICE g~~nggon bsu'o'rwesasre,•63s: 2RWed. BMowllnCgA "'G26r2e6en, Costa Tho following parsons are Thcfmas Wllllam Sweatt with the County Clerk of_, .. her lll6e Oftd.,.... lpecll«I In Sedlol\ '5102 d dren and a brolho1. orange County on 3·25·97 -:::--------! 11 esa. " doing buslo111 11: Blak 1539 MonroVle 112 New: Orange County on 4·1·97 ,_ praperty. dlled 08/2.-M Ile Fil8ncill C.-arid
189737151 11 Fictitious Bualnese :::;a St., Costa Mesa. CA Mlchsel Patrick Brown, Nat Properties. 18 Fa.Ir Elm, port Beach CA 92663 19073715878 and ~ cs.cnte, • aullorill9d lo do bulllnma rt ~:~v~;~:7,1~a:m~ Ci~~
Daily Pilot March 28, April Name !Jtatament Felix Lapidls. 301.c w. 288 BoWllnB Green, Costa l.'.aguna Niguel, CA 92677 Thia bu .. lne11 Is con-Daily Pllol Aprll 4 11 18 IAlln.rMnl No. 1llll00449.290. lllil IUlle. &lid Ille~ be Memoflal Park, 'in
4, 11, 18. 1.997 F747 T~e loOowing persona are Carriage Or. Santa Ana Mua, CA 9 626 Matthew Bovee, 16 Fair ducted by· llll lndlvldual 25 1997 , Fr63 fiol 9oak -,lllGI .. .), of Ol"c:ill tn9de, lrun •AS IS'" condllOn, Newport Beach . )n
doing buslnen as: Plati· CA 92707 , ' This bu•lneas Is con· Elm, Laguna Niguel, CA Have you started doing , R-u. In "8 ola o( fie ti.A wltlolA _,.,. or .,,.. l'1"'u of flowers.· vat':( PUBLIC NOTICE n m L d in Ai I ducted by: an Individual 92677 buslne~s et? No PUBLIC NOTICE r~ ..... Rec:udmr d ........._...lo.., -. ot lrnplW, .. u ea s, vers de Thia business ls con· Have you started doing This buslntn 11 con· Thom;, ~. Sweall . ~. s... d ~~ ~-... poa 1 n•lon Of Bllnd Ctr. Inc .. 284
Ftctltloua Buslneas Drive, Suite F, Newport duc;ted by: an Individual business yet? Y11, 6127/91 ducted by: an Individual Thia Slatement wa• filed Flc:t1tlau1 Bualneao ... on 0&02197 • 0:2g:i au encun-.-. ID ....-.... fw Ramona San Jacinto Bea~h. CA 92663 Have you started doing MlohHI P 8 o H tart d d I " r-. _, CA 9258°3. ' ' Nam• Statement David M. Perry_, 177 River-buslnass yet? No · ' wn ave you • e o ng with the County Clerk or Name Statement II~ Nol!h frcn annnce lo ind11tJ11i0-..:.ll'ld ~laid
The following persons are side Drive, Suite F, New· Felix lap•dls Tri• statecment was filed business yet? No · Orange County on 4-15·97 The following persons are Iha Coiny Col.r1houle, 700 Deed d Tn.llt. ~
do·1ng business a•· Oso port Beach CA 92663 w th the ounty Clerk 01 Matt Bovee 1"""73717"'10 dolng business as· Katy CMc:CenwOrt..eW... SatCa ~ wlll 1rMr..i • ,,. · This atatement waa filed Orang11 County on 3·24-97 Th. Is slatement was filed •• .. . Bell, 711 w. 17th si .. "'F'· AM, CA 11 -·wa.. ..dlon. 1o __.._.., 'and fie .-:.. Consulting, 1820 Paik New· This business Is con-with the County Clerk of . 19973714084 with the Coun"' Clerk of Dally Piiot April l8, 25, ll, Costa Mesa, c• 926,.27 f,. """'--:;::;:.= ._. _ .. -~,..~ ,J ...._ ......._ _.::_~ port #404, Newpo11 Beach, dueled by: an individual Orange County on 4•1•97 '' M 2 9 1997 F8 1 " ·---""._.., -"' •• ._ ....,._ Calll.92660 Have you S1arted doing 19973715882 Daily Pilot April~. 11, 18, ()range County on 4·8-97 ay · ; I Abdelkader Bellamlne, 555 dlectt .11 dlecrl>ed below, Mid Oeed 'd TNSt ¥Ml
Richard A. Burgess, 1820 busille!>S yet? No . 25. 1997 F766 19813710740 PUBLIC NOTICE Rosewood Av. 11109, Ca· ~In IUI et timed ..... II-......_,.~ In
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-~ .. Park Newport 1404, New-David M. Perry Oatly Pilot April 4, 11, 18, Dally Pilot Aprll.11, 18 25, mariUo, CA 93010 111 rtctit. wt., and 1n1er91a Mid Nate, pa. re..~
port Beach, Call!. 92660 This statement was filed 25, l 997 F764 PUBLIC N.OTICE May 2, 1997 Fr88 Fictitious Bu1lneH This business !• con. oor-,.cl to end now hlld bV I end .,.,.,_ d fie TNlllee MC*'IC VISW •
This business Is con-with the County Clerk of PUBLIC NOTI-Flctlftloua Bua·tness N•m• Statement duc;ted by: an lndlVidual undll' Mid Dead d TNal, In end d the wun Cl'ellled ~ •. -•• __ .., •,
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ducted by: an Individual Orange County on 4.1.91 \IC: N St t t PUBLIC NOTICE The following persona are Have you started doing .,. ~ .. 18ed In Jaid uid o.d r:I .Tl'Ull. CTC _._ ~
Have you started doing 19973715885 Flc•ltlou• Bualna11 Th ~mllowl• a •men doing business IS' Pacific business yet? No County and .si.t. and II mot• For9dolunl ~ ~ Cemetery • Mortu'""'' business yet? No D 11 p· A , .-• e o ng persons are Fictitious Bualn•H Coast Patio 845 Ba1<er St Abdelkader 8ellamlne futv daeabld In the .,.... rllion, 400 ~ Ch .. .......i c t -' Richard A. 8LJrgess a "I ilot pril 4, 11, 18, Name Statement doing. t?uslness as: Udo Name Statement Costa Mesa' CA 92626 " This statement was filed r.,...IOldDaaddTrwl. Tho sv.-. Smi 'llllst. CA ' • ........,. • rema OfY
"{his statement was filed 25, t997 F759 The following persons are Jewelers & Gifts. 3't16 Via The following persona are Joseph Pairow 10304 La with the County Clerk of lll'M edd,_ ahd ollw ,,._: (800) 241-8219 a '. 3500 Pacific v-Drive
with the S::ovnty Clerk ol PU8t.IC NOTICE doing business as: Magic; 08portho CRAoo92"!,.,~· Newport doing business as: Oasein Hacienda IJ1S, Fountain Orange County on 3·24-97 common d1191do11, If rrry, d MllS, -Wtormllian {918) Newport Beach •
Orange County pn 3.25.97 Touch Amusements, l05 s':e~la Tamar A ~n 30 Net, 76 Costa Brava, La· Valley, CA 92708 ft 19873715028 .,_ l'Mll Pf'OP8l1Y deecribed 387-0238, 8f: ~ McGee, 844-2700
19073715107 Fictitious Bu1lne11 ~':~l~~~ Ln., Costa Mesa, Cool Brook fr.,~ 'cA ~na Niguel, CA 926n This. business Is con-pally l'llot April 4,. 11, 18, aboil9 II Cad to be: 20~ TNllM's S. Ofar. CTC •--------
Cally Piiot March 28, April Name Statement Terry D. Aanderud, 105 92612 ' ' onald Spencer Tucker ducted by: an Individual 25, 1997 F767 Or.ige • Col1a Miu, FOl'ldoeul'e.SaMcea Isa debl PIERCE ll01'llERS
1 18 1997 F7 The followng Jr., 76 Costa Brava. La· Have you started doing CA 1112827. The uodll""'9c1 ooledarlfttt1'6iatocalaet a
4. 1 . • 49 doing busl~esspe;::o~9::: ~~i~l~~~ Ln .. Costa Mesa. This business Is con· ~na Niguel, CA 92677 business yet? No • PUBLIC NOTICE Truaae. ~ rrry llblltt debl. "'rt inbmllc.1 otUinld IEll IROADWAY
PUBLIC NOTICE Enterprises, 1250 Adams This business Is con· his business Is con· Joseph Palrow fot 9l"t lnco11acli-d the ~be UMd far ho! fll.IPOM. Mortuary * Chapel' Ave ;5202 Costa M s · ducted by: an lndlVldual This statement was filed NOTICE ~ TRU~""s llrMI ~ and oCll« Oeled: 0411CW7 ASN"253497 C • Flct.ltlou. Bu.In.ls .. • e a, ducted by: an individual Overstocked with Have you starte" doing ....,,,-"' = common ......__ f ..,.. 4111 .. '18 ~5 rematlOf"I CA 92626 Have you started doing ,. with the County Clerk of SAlf TS No 97-00»7 1.o.n ___ ., -··· • .., ......
Name Statement lngela Ringb)er. 1250 business yet? Yes. 9_,.96 stuff? buslneas yet? No Orange County on 3-25-1>7 No 4609584 Tdla ~No ~ "'*'· The total ---------1 110 Broadway
The following persons are Adams Ave .. t5202, Costa ----~------A call to Ronald S. Tucker, Jr. 19973715215 o.JOOo&70 ~No'. ar:noun1 d "8 unpaid..._ Why play H ide .'N • Costa Mesa
doing business as: South· Mesa, CA 92626 Classified Dally Piiot March 28, April ~~No.: 4~202~ ~"!,"" ""':" .!! g: Seek With c:hildc:are? M2•9tSO
larn:t .Glass & Mi~ror, 6175 This business is con· will help 4, 11, 18, 1997 n 4s YOU AAE N OEFNJLT 1JN. :::::.:;,._ ID :=""told ...,:_ Ca 11 CI ass If led ---------Ma'hchester, Buena Par,k, ducted by: an Individual 642·5878 DER A DEED OIF TRUST, ~ Olllmafed_. CX:: today! 642-5678.
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tooAL OIOUS•"G Waterfront Hom• •1 MILE TO BEACH Cap• Cod 3Br 2Ba Versallles Studio l400sl, 2bd 2.5ba Spend Your Vacation NB near ocean FOUND Prescription CM Catering Co
OPPOllTVM•TV Totally Remodeled. 2 Lrg 1 Bdrm Mobile +Den remodel. New Penthse furn/unlurn. 1-car gar+ 1 spac:e Near Paris! 3 wks in _Modern, lvng room glasses In vicinlly of seeks driver/prep pelf· Allrul~lftmfs1119lnlllis 501t Doc:k, Great Homes to Lse or buy. kit appl, Ip. By bch. Pool, gym, gar, walk S1175. Bkr 871·8100 -Aug, V!! hr N of Paris. bath, sundk, lndry. 2 1s•St & Orange. CM. son PT days. Must be Mwsppco tS&illljectlol~eFed· Loe:. 3.car Garage. t.oc. at 1741 Pomona 601 Polntsettia Ave to tich s925. 494.8604 Superb 4br 3ba, pool S.5QO/mo. 646:4400 on Sun, '4t'/l 3 . 25 y/o +. Clean OMV.
tralfalfH111sl111Actel116'1S 5985,000. Sandy C.M. SpJ113,#10 Call S2400 840·8214 1---------+car .exchanged for NB Shr 3br 3ba+ den 842·9 3 04 Chris, 63l -0778 aft 12.
ame"'"wlllcJl1niknltllltgal Rub1'n·Powers, agl. Leslie 714·852-5589 NEWPORT similar in CdMJNB area. Hse on Lido Fp Ra' LOST '
t ........._ I ~-ynlaas Hiii View, •••••••••• Call Marc Foulols · ' • set ot keys in C t T h • -... rtlst "anJ 'rttrtnct. 71,.840 5804 S lo P k Dbl Ide -• BEACH 2669 maid gardener T W/ ompu •r ec ' • ... • en r ar w 6B 4 5B F A + FX 33.3.4453:091"" ' . vicinity of ~00 bloc:k ot M I h A . llmllalfon or dtscrl111l1t1llo11 • 2br 2ba near Sr Ctr. r · a. am m APARTMENTS • Reis s1200 673·3743 ac: ntos epa1r 8 '1d
baud on race, color. rtllglon. ---------Fully refurb, beautitul Bonus A m.4 s:20~/~o T iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ph 33·3-4480-0047 NB/B;uffs S~are w/Ma-~7.":,,~~~7~~~4eo; Tec:h Support Exp'r.
$11,liandlcap,lamllfjlSlllUIOt LAGUNA park. Great.• deall I.Se 71 , 44• 4 1 FOR REN •1BR $725• F e /D /B Call 545-4022 or Fax In Uo $17,500. 548·8703 2BR 2BA $835• lure em r en a. Resu me: 645-5250
natiONlotlfln.or"' lln nlO BEACH l04S :J D/W Incl. 60x30 pool. RENTALS TO Gar. Avl lmmed S600/ ••••lil••••'----------::~=~~=r~,:~::~~llml· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'_L_O_T_S _______ COS1IA MESA 2124 --------No pets. Carport. SHARE 2724 mo + •h utls. 644·0263 PERSONALS
T" Ill iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BALBOA Vista Del Mesa ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••••••• is newsp1p11 w not Spectacular Custom FOR SALE •545·4855• 1• kllowlllgtyaccepluyldftrtilt· Hm, Ocean Views! 1400 3br/2ba triplex PENINSUIA 2607 Bea utiful, N.B. 3Br
m111t lor rtal 1atall wlllell l1 In 4Br w/Level Street. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii upstairs unit, balcony, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1--.-B-E-A'"'C,....H_A_R __ E.,,._A_•_ 2.5Ba Lg kit, hi ceil, BUSINESS &
wlol1lltnollllel,..Ollrrel4len S839K 720-1704-Bkr Humbolt Island 2-car ·garage. Sl250 Peninsula 1-4Bd. Berber c:rpt. Ip. patio. FINANCE SEEKING
.,. 1t1rebr lnlormed U11t all 18252 Tisbury Ln •779 Scott Pt.• Great View Winter & Vacation w/d. pool/spa, prkng. ••••••••• WOMEN
•••1111111 1dvertl11d tn Ibis Hunt Harbour 964·8585 At The Beachl Rentals. Reserve Now S525. Erin. 497·4485
•...,.,et .. wallMlt tll Ill N~PORT Xtra Lrg l.olll Price ---------1bd w/garage-$1 .095 for Best Selec tion! CdM lovely rm share ---------1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
"1111...-.illtyNals. Tocom· BEACH 1069 Reduced to $855,000. NEWPORT Mvr, 873-2519 Many Oceanfronts bath, lg kit, sundeck, BUSINESS Handsome Attorney
plaialldllctlmlullon,caUHUO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Phll "Fymon, agt VILLA RENTALS w/d, fem n/smk. Aval OPPORTUNITY Seeks very attractive
Toll·nt It 1·IOO·C24-15to. for 714·840·2207 iiBiiEAiiiCiiHiiiiiiiiiiii2iilii6iii9 CORONA 714·67 5·4912 now. S43!S. 721-9546 slim wht female 26·34
IN WlllllllllOll, DC na •ltast 3br/2ba 1 blk Bk Bay. B eautiful, New 2 + 2 COM Share 2br 1 ba, 2904 for dating.• 360-4947
callHUDatUl·l50G. Skits. 5285k. Open/••••••••• 2bd, 2ba Townhouse DEL MAR 2622 corner unit in Bac:k fem. n/sml<. Avail 5/l . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
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714·752·9201 1 Bright. Lg. yd. Agt HOUSES/ A€, 2-c:ar attach gar, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bay w/large windows S492.50 + 'h utl. AT LAST~ Discover _S_C_H_O_O_LS_.& ___ _
HOUSES/ Patty ~44·6373 x209 CONDOS nr Fash. Is. Imm. Occ. Lrg airy 2bd/1 ba and h igh c~ilings. ** 673·0159 ** ~ow ~OU crn Earn 30121~:::::::::::::::~ BaVfront Condo Boat $1495. 840·1529 • / Pv1 gar, w/d. Ip. frig. CM 2Br 2Ba in Newport maz ng ncome INSTRUCTION C ustomer Servlc•/ CONDOS slip avail. 2br/2ba, sec: FOR RENT upst31rs, 1 2 garage. Gated Community Landing. Rm w/pv1 ba. With The Internet. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Inside Sales ,
FOR SALE bldg. OWC 1st. Only.......... 2BR Townhome W/D. Avail May 10. $1365. 7 89·1746 Pool, spa. S475/mo. New Industry, emerg· Fortune 500 Company
675 1653 2 .5BA. Lrg 2-c:ar 675·5695. 673·5688. Incl ulls. 444·1332. ing growth company. KARATE seeking motl vate,d 169KI l..H. • a t t ac: h garage. ---------Unique 1 bdrm 1ba1..,...-----,,..-----Timing Is Everylhlng Individual w..(min l yr
GENERAL 1002
BAYVIEW TERRACE Remod. End unit. MEOW MEOW! w/lolt condo style apt. Costa Mesa 1 Large Free Seminar. Cnll SELF DEFENSE exper. in. -.Obst serv/
lmmac. 3BD, 2.5BA BALBOA $1500/mo. 640·5664 WOOF WOOF! Vaulted ceilings, light bedroom. S350/month Now! 24Hr Message: Adult & Chlldren ~ k . ta '&
home. Comm. pool & ISLAND 2106 We have lhe perfect & airy walk through + 1/2 utilities. Call 714·733·3935 Private or Group Em: tp~l~:ig~ ~~~Po~e;a....:.. Big Canyon, 2Br 2Ba. home tor you & your kl h 1 lk 1 722 0137 phasis on Physical & -...,. spa. Profeeslonallyliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii large dec:k on Goll dog or cat. Huge tc: en. arge wa • n1---·--·-----•VENDING ROUTE• Spiritual transforma· vice to our community
landscaped yard with 4bd/2ba Duplex Course. New carpet living space avail. In 1 closet. dishwasher, Downtown H.B. •20 prime loc:allons• tion by 3rd Degree orga n I z at Io n1a ,
Attention ;:.::;,fa~1j49':f,°c,1;. ~~ ~~ar e~~~~ge.F~19~eJ: =~~~~Int, ~2~':9~~ ~o~db\~r~in~o";';~!: ~~,t~:~~ome~~r~g ,'~~9rr,~ ~~~;:~c:,ker2~~ ~~;'~: s:ie~~~~-~~r,~u~~~. Blac~en~~tkar~t!ster/ ~~~·!O~~~d ~~~mt~~
Home Owners Owner 714·725-0247 675-8877. 675-2997. places and gigantic: additional patio off of townhome, w/d, Ip, ---------1 Angel Cove Studio Entertainment' & Newport North patios. Close to the bdrm w/outslde stor· dishwasher, pool, Jae:, .,._ ________ , 714•723•0023 Publications ',
RE A If Bluff• E·Plan Full1---------2bd/2.5ba, 2-car beac:h, s-hopping & age space. Vertical weight room. Must ................... 151 Kalmus •J4 . • gents. Bay View! Expanded BALBOA a 11 ached 0 a r 8 g e b 11 n d s Inc: I u de d Love Dog Gln .. •rl YrM dedication and endtUslasm Costa Men 92626 •
I 3B sc:hls. Starting from .... 1 k 11 1 • pr.-1. .,,., lo soo:ess f¥llaSlic Showcase those & Upgraded r + PENINSULA 2107 hrdwd firs. S1395mo. $985. Call 789•1753 h1roughou. s Y gl'll n $600. + utls. Susan """', ~:-, . Ann: Ms. Lauren '
special properties ln FA. Litel 720-1704 Bkr 707·7583 to r more details. living room, unique 714·960·5810 ow.KlunL'!,.wllh gi~ lele· EMPLOYMENT at 662·2020 our Homes of the bathroom/ vanity/---------tomrrun .... IOflS CO ._.s per· Week & Open Home Bluffs Townhom• Beach & Bay 3bd, Nwpt Hgts Fabulous •some restrictions apply dressing areal Neutral East CM· S450/lsl + 6 sooal keedom and the chm lo Driver for Florls1
Gulde published lowest prlcel N.B. 2ba. Upper duplex, Custom Home Up· carpet throughout! mon lse. Cat ok. quiet. ~~cllwn. __ _. FT. M·F. 8:30·4'.30.
each Saturday In the •$189,500• CaJh c:ell. 2 pvt dec:ks. graded 3bd/2ba. l.rg ---------Carport stall to ac:· peaceful, w/2 happy -1;,JJ;VJt.~1 Satisfac t o ry O MV
Roal Estate Tab. It's 1250s.f 3 bedroom. 2-c:ar gar+ 1, fplc, baokyard. S2800mo. COSTA MESA 2624 commodate 1 vehlc:ta c:reallve peoplal 631 ·2111 '"" EMPLOYMENT record. 644·1410
an effective an• Agent 650·3822 $1750/mo. 675·9147. Agt 840·7000 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Included. Very bright KB· .. Beautlful Hse ._ ____ liilillllMl._ _ _,I 5530 1.,,,.,..---.,.---.......,.~·
lne11penslvo way ~ R p 1 ... 1 Hid 'Ni---...... ------0 B C tt and open living areal • $450 + dep, utlls. Flow•r•tand PT/FT reac:h homebuyersl BY OWNE r me Wny pay e Pvt Beach 2+2. New n• r o age Call now, won't lastl Parking spc:. N/smk. 'l~r p~rsons w/e1lp &f'\d
Call our Classified Newport Pen Bayfront Seek with childcare? dec:or/Berber/\/er1/pnt, 750sf. Utilities pd. 51470. 789•0931 Walk to bch. 645•8783 MONEY like to work outdoora. w/docl<. 1·1/2. size lot. Cat I CI a• al f I• d FP, patio, pool, carprt. $725/mo. Aval 5/1. 2914 673·6964, Kimberly•
Depa6r41m2e-snt6T7o8dayll 2-stry, 5br, Sba, today! 642·5678. $1295. quletl 673-3059. Call Keyln 045·1818 co---·CIAL iiTiiOiiLiiOiiiiANiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •Administrative• $1 ,9~0.000. 1024 w. I••••••••• PUWUOoA . 1tAHlst• Home Typist
A k b t e A NB 675-7699 · no-~ 2778 N d M d · t 'PC Usera Neec1•d. cur~en~ ::ec:~~l~I ay ve, • 1-C-O-ST-A---~-"A_2_6_2_4 _C_O_S_T_A_M_E-SA-.;..2_6_2_4 _C_O_S_T_A_M_E_SA_2_6-24-MISCELLANEOU~ .-&.l\&1 Sell ~:ur T~u'!~Y Dead Imme · opening or S 4 O • O O O Inc om•
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3bt/3ba, den, pool. I••••••••• I\ ,.A_ ITC <714> 726•5168 olllce In I rvi ne. Mini oc:ean view. ~ Need w Excellent customer
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garage. $285,000.
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Remodeled l<lt & Soncar&-sofar... room, $400/mo $200/ expa ingto nrger LOST a. profit sh.ar lng Baths Baths. Wae i -~ sec:. All omens, no facility. Location ell * • ·
Broker, 903·8377. s289,ooo Reduced to 'Tha(s chc feeling you get pet1/1mkg 544·0536 central to South Coast FOUND 2925 PASO .. '"' PACIFIC
$269,00011 723-4494 when you live at .Palm Pla.7.u. Ornnge County nA
Balboa Newport M~ ;lmjd the lush CM Cable, w/d, PhOne All'}Xlrt. Fashion FOUND 2 ccx:katlets "'=::'7::1::'"='7::5::2::·9::2::0=1=
COSTA MESA 1024 ____ R_•_a_tt_Y.....,.........,,,.. grccnay of sedudcd ~~~C.'d~~oo.6+4~~~~: :r""i'· ~t meet 19th and orange. CM -
POINTE NEWPORT woods & sta-i.. ""'"'•, (LM) 364 Ha.mllton ~It' "''rrltment on Saturday 4fl 2. Thua LUXURIOUS ,_, ~·.. arprov~. 722·1739
Curb APP e •I CONDOS bou\ 390, A Sludlot. t ~ 2Dtdt00n-. N .B . Oceanfront A Chris 6Jl-0'7S Sell your hom• S 199,900. 3Br 2Ba · 2.seA. Th• aquare • JRS.1625 22nd St. Pvt room through claulfi.d.
Ask "Mee" 721·2433 footage rang .. from • 1DR'67S unlurn, share both. After 12 noon 942•M78
Tarbell Realtor• 15001q.ft .• 1eeoaq.ft, •2BR '775 Ulll paid. N/S pret.1 _________ =========I
Naw HOMES Ottered at 4 Nofttl ~~~~:~e~• ~7ocr~~ BUSINESS OfFIC! BUSlNESS OPPICE e:::r: ~!~·•::. \~:=·~~ 4._..Bfindt Nowpott Pier. 1•90. FOi UNY 2789 fOI UNT 2719
W••tport Hom•• Call Today 5484048 A C..Flnt Call Sam 878·4808
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•S,a1e ,~* Old C•ln• Oold Sltv•r outry Elec1tlc. Xlnt _'PP.l_o_r-•a-c_o_rt~"' Qaoo"odtopc, o84ndlc. + ... ,Pm, ... •.· Acc•pl ng consignment. F cond. Buddy Bear· ,.. " ~ fM. Unlim•led lime. ranklln Mini, Sterling Inga $500 281·8511 S·spd, economy car. pull out atereo .
Mfg needa many packed marketplace Light lee. Small
P90pl•. FT to help w/ vtaltad regulatty • sue-lrvlne law firm
summer ruah & MW ceufulty • t>y •H kinda affks ftsp. person ~tlon, $4;25/Wk to of conaumera. w/good phone &
start. Carol, 491-01'18. --------typing akllls. for a
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3t2 N-pol't Blvd, N 8. Old watchH a Jewelry . $5995 58800 OBO. 225-1439 Start Now Look .. FHI 548-4123 WfftCOISI Coln °"2·$«11---------(200512/358569) Better by June tat. Tdp Dollars Paid POWER BOATS '94 .1 .. p Wrangler Exp'd Ch•f & Cert. Palntjnga. etchings. 42k ml. Auto, AC, Personal Trainer antlquH, rn1stal, •ter· For Records. Jau, 7012 '93 Ford Mualeng caaa, .illt. St3.500. ext
II k ~ ........ 47.. ··• Sountrack1, etc.1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii V6, full power fac. warr. 722-8038 •r 71-h,..... • ting, PC>fCelaln, scrim-Call Mike 845·7505.•• While, nice. $899S
ODog Walker~ al)alw. Jew!l!t2Doe3aler1 SO' Mooring W/boat. (200440/149954) • ll'aclal Room. Styll11 nOl)-amoklng otflee.
• Stallons avall. Contact Office machine, and I wlll Walk & Love we come . .,.. 4 •--------South Newport by
your peu w .. k•nd• FREE TO YpU 6022 lorry s95oo.tobo. •95 Ford Eacort LEXUS 9115
• Bonni• 158-0493. W:P. 5.1 exp. nee.
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Mon·Frl. 8:30-5:00.
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based on exp. Fax
resume to: 252·8959
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NURSERIES
Call 033·8200
P'fT D•monatratora Weekends In grocery
stores In area. Bf· lingual (Eng/Span).
Car necessary. Mull
be noat, friendly, with
aales ability. $6.50/hr.
714/557·5579 800/450-4338
PT D•monstrator•
Weekends In Grocery
Stores. Must be neat, friendly w/sales ability.
Immediate openings.
Car nee. $6.50/hf., 714-857·5578
800-450-4338
PT Salea Heallhy
herbal weight loss
products. Fun Jobi
Sal & Comm 723·4978
Rec•ptlonlat P(T,
Strong Interpersonal
skills. Regional Oflico. lnternatlonal Firm.
Sotheblf'• lnt•rna·
tlonal Realty 714-723· 7373
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Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison LLP, one of
the narion's leading law finns serving h igh
technology and emerging growth companies. is
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Newport Beach office. This is an excellent
opportuniry for an individu:il seeking a
challenging and cxciring career opportunity.
Responsibilities indude markeling research
and planning. J:uabase development,
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rdations, and preparing brochur~ and
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¥0 7.14·842·8533¥<::1 From 1800•1960. Cocker S patflel/R•tr•---------famlly wagon .
Loving Swadlah Nurae. 1 pc to entire estate. Mix. Lovable 1 yr old, MARINE SLIPS $8995
12 Yra •xp. Honest & Paintings, china. 30 pda, malo, black, DOCl<S . 7022 (100988/373118)
cerlng. Good cooJ<, glsware, tum, etc. all shots.• 786.4119
Loe ref a . Chrlatlne 40Yr N~ Res 673·6223 Offahor• Mooring nr '93 Ford Eacort
1;?714-848·37351;? PETS•-Fun Zono. Stl,800. P/S, NC. S·speed, ui must sell! $6995
O P/T Home Care ANIMALS 6049 3511· 376~129 (200443/375976) $START NOW!$ Companion/Day Care APPLIANCES 60111=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sall/Slip 911 beam, 10 Cleanl;?Cookl;?Drlve 1• mlns tO-sea, main •<:;>• •• ••<:;>' Errand•. 722·5223 ***' Year old white channel, up to 4511 Toyota of Career OpportunltfHI Hotpolnt W/D, both female also klltena .s1o per. 1575.9935 1tuntlngton
Art Potter Company•---------beige\ ,.great ehape. available! 854-3248
looklng for 1>9oplel No DOMESTICS 5,540 5200'.obo 673-8'404 Chlhuahau adult!•••••••• Beach
experience needed.liiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lemale, aholl, AKC. AUTOMOBILES 7~4·847-8555 Management Training FURNI""nn! 6014 Piefer adult hsehld. a.=:======~!
Programs $300/WHk *HOUSEMAN* uiau; Make otter 64$-18441·-------·1-Call 714-754-5858 9Yxa Exp. Clean & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•--------1" '93 Aeroatar XL
SALES Tired of mJlntaln large homes. Cuatom aora & lov• Sweet adorable male1---------Wagon. Black/gray, mea-r ..,.,,,.,1 lmmed Outdoor duties, car seat S4SO Ch 1 560 Schltzu w/protty face. CURA 9010 power. Low · mllesl
.-··-·· care, pet car•. driving, Tbomasvl.lle acroffee' 515-9595. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (3GUK921). $10,995 pos avt for energotlc cooking Hrvl XI I BAUER LOTUS sales rop. 650-4333 ' ng. n table $125. End tables '80 Legend Ok grn. COS M s NB refa. &09-336-040t $75/ea. Microwave MUSICAL V6LS. 98k mis, fully 84~~7:C, A
Sal••
'83 Ll!XUS GS300
Pull option 68K White Ivory 1029422
$24,277
'93 TOYOTA
CAMRY LE Leather
only 34K Sup•rb cond
Lexu1 llad ... '2972~
$13,977 • '84 LEXUS SC400
Black Full option
Certllled 2.9% APR
avail. Won't last!'
1037721 $33,877
'91 MAZDA
MIATA Anniversary Edition Auto leather
CD hard t op
#122624 $10.877
Saleaperaon FT/PT. HOUSE-SITTING convecllon oven w/ INSTRUMENTS loaded. Xlnt cond. ---------Exp. Upscale ladlea/ Newlywed Pepperdlne cart StOO. 645·9775 6055 $9,900 854-8517 '93 T·Blrd LX SL, V·8, • 9 3 yo L Ks mens' eportawear. gads k h lttl , full pwr. 54k ml. look• JETTA Red Auto N 8 0 If c r '" • OUSH ng Dining Tbl+e Chrs 91 lnt•gra RS Red, /runs new.· 58900. · · 85~_888~urse. opportunity, while Drexel Heritage style. Martin HD·28 Now In a/t. 74k mis. NC, now AC aunrool CD 45K aav!ng for own home. Ork finish w/glss in· hardshell case. Great trs, org owner. xlnt Balboa, B?3.:D563· P e r f • c t c o n d
Secretarial PT. Work Ref• avail. 723·t789 serts In top. 673·3381. top wood & super cond. $8,495. 760-8005 '95 Explorer XLT 4x4. $11,877 at home. Short hand •----------sound. $1500.080 PP -White,. 24k ml., llhr deslrable. 67S-0554. NANNY for COM ome. Oak Bdrm S e t $450. Bob 714·548·!i944 seats, tow pkg, all '96 LEXUS ES300
M·F. lnlant & 1 ddler. Dark pine br set $250. .r -AMC 9020 options. $24,500 co moonrool. Full
S•cretar)f 35wpm. Exp/ref's a must. Eng Oak ent center $325.1•••••••• days· 843·5831 evee/ option certified 2.9%
Sales exp. $8.50/hr. req'd. ¥ c:::> • 719·2616 Computer desk 590.1• ,80 Concord Runs wknds 644·1147. APR avail. # f58853
Ambitious, punctual. Llke·nu Wsh/Ory $675. GARAGE SALES greatJ Very tow mite· ---"-.-------• $28,977
M-F, O:e. 723·5357. ··-------· Call 545·30001·-------1• P oge. Good condition. GEO 9080 '98 INFINITI 130 Secretary lr'!l'I Theme MERCHANglSE In• coffee table,·--------s1,2so. • 854·1596 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ont(o t 2K Every Park Co. WP 6.0 round $125. 6 ' lloral ·-$ 1800·$20'00/mo. couch $275. 548-4711. CORONA --..-------'93 Qeo Priam ,opt on poaa. Now
832 1201 F 832 2•66 DEL MAR 6122 BMW 9030 5·spoed. Must soel Le x u • trade • x· · • • Ra ttan Couch "'0t4328 •25,977
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $ 1 0. 995 ,,. • Securlt)f Offlo•r• ANTIQUES 6010 6' with rust cushions. (1 00824/065680)
Immediate FT/PT po1l-1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '125· 873-6071 ** ffllge Q Sale** Whl::~ !~~o~L gray T '98 LEXUS LX450 lions available! Ca111• ---------'Sat Only 8·1 oyota Of Champagno Ivory for appt 248-9180 Jane'• Antiques Lawn equip, hsehld, I eat h 0 r • ch r 0 me Huntington Beach chrOmH. Save huge MERCHANDISE bike & sports gear, wheels, phone, cd on th Is on• 1 Shoe ShlnD needed Wrought Iron & MISC. 6015 tools. Great stulfl changer, low mlles. 714·847·8555 111128183 543,97l John Wayne Airport British Coronation 430 Narc laaua (3LZP848) $29,995
Ca.II 241 9221 Collectlblea Bau•r Lotua HOND 90 5 '92 LEXUS SC300 2811 Larayene, NB Misc. Kitchen Items, Eatate Sal• Sat 8·5, Coata Meaa . A . 8
W••t Co Famll)f Wed·Frl 11 ·4 rofig, dbl u manress. antq furn (Amer/Engl) 842.7700 Green/Ivory. Hard 16
YMCA seeks ener· Sat·Sun 12 • 4 716 Wello Drive C.M. brass nautical ltems,1-.9-5--8-4-0-c-1-c--0-0-P-E-,9 1 Accord EX Grn/ come by! Try to beat gelic, exp counselors 673·5888 b'1kes clths hsehld I I • · Only 19k milcsl flaw· tan. Auto, snrf, alloys, t h s I # 0 0 9 0 2 7 ~~7~~6'TI1er pr~~~~~:;•---------NT~:Vo~·p~t~ern~.!:!~:. ~:;1~. g~~!~~:~e,g~~ less. Factory wrranty. new trs, all pwr. AJC. $21,977 lftM<.T ~ N.~ complete serv. for 8. bedroom dresser sci. (C90190). HURRYI Xlnl cond. 81 k mis.
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~ ~ .....,, Make offer. 546·0945 Land Rov., $9000 OBO. 650·7932 ,9 4 LEXUS SC300 old records, sklis/ Mission VleJo Anloqunlo '~Modttn Ralph Loren Wicker boots lfnd morel 365•8750 '91 Prelud• SI Red, Balck/Ivory Certlried.
• Est. LJ19111 dallefs ..,,..: sofa. Frig, patio furn , 1005 Bonni• Doon Sspd. Full pwr, lo-ml. full option. chromes
r, gllel, -1 dishes etc, etc, etc. Terrac• alarm, snrJ, alloys, 2. 9 % av a 11 • ~.~=Y· Great buysl 759·1605 , ________ 1=CADiiiiiiiilLiiLAiiiiCiiiiiiiiii9iiOii4iiO . AJC, tinl, new tires. $31,977 --· .-•• $9000 080. 551·3336
ddcoamtorllne Wolff Tanning Bed• COSTA MESA 6124 ,82 Coupe Devllle '93 Accord White, 2· =n.~·· ~~~ 6~~~~t~~m3:~~~ liiiiliBiilgiiiiYiiaiirdiiiiSiiaiil•iiiiii ~·~PP:/P 'wt~l~e c:~1~: ~ckd~~t!~~'·6g~ ~~~
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·~IOOll a 1-·711·01 58 287 W. Wiison '87 Coupe DeVllle. --------•
•&tale 11111 oonducled • •Fri/Sat 7am-5pm• Snrl, phno, tin ted INFlNITI 9095 == .... = .. =L=e=w=u=a=E=S=3=o=o= ---------windows. new trans/ .... " • lmmldllte c:uh Sat 9.3, portat>lo d/w, ong, good tires, trailer iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Certillod. Chrome &
Attn: tannit Ci&/J ' ~ 714-.249-3711~ 6019 hsehld items, cllhs. hitch. mint condl '96 lnflnltl 130 New Gold. Full opt. Mini! • "' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 1 2 Roch• st• r $5,800. 714·960-4140 Lexus trade. Only 12k. (079634) S22,977 ~ ~
THE DRIVE OF YOUR LIFE!
Cadillac Sedan De Ville
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Drive home a new '97 Sedan De Ville fresh from the
Toshiba Golf Classic. We only have one left and it has
been dramatically discounted to compensate for the
small amount of miles put on by tournament participants.
Come drive what the pros drive, a new Sedan De Ville!
'96 <?ldsmobi!e Cieras11 as-,~ N1cel~ Equipped! , I 9il
8 In StOCk +tax, lie. and doc. fees. Prior daily rentals.
VIN #'s 313600. 314947, 317357, 307265, 313508, 315575, 302717, 314048.
CAOILI.AC. CREATIN~ A HIGHER STANDARDe
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OLDSMOBILE CADllJAC GMC 11UCK
Our family Serving Your Family, Since 1947! (71'4) 582·0800
28332 C8mlno ~Caplstrano LAGUNA NIGUEL .
San Diego Freeway, Exit Avery Plllkway
All vehlClet ire plus lax. lanse and doc. fees~ SUbfect to Pl'.ior ..... NJ •>CPir• 2 wMkl llft9f put>liealon.
f t
/Orang• ,88 S•dan Devllle Th is car hos every '82 Lexus SC 300 option I ( 0 1 4 3 2 8) Spruce. Full -cJptlon. Saturdalf 8am·1pm Whlle. Like ncwl Total • $23,977 Only 51k. won't lasll 371 Bay View Terrace Miloago 48,525. New L (007081) $22.977
Appllancu, decorn· cng1no, brakes & tires. elUS '82 Lexua LS 400
live accossorloa, anli· PP $5800 640·2 la I Mission Viejo White/Ivory. Chrome &
ques, Jewolry, linens. 800·669·5398 Gold. Full option. Mint
0 = -CD ~ CD = i-d-1n,,,,n_e_rw_,a,....re_._e_1c_. __ CHRYSLER 9050 (137096) s23,911
Sun Onllf 10·4 '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------• '82 L•xua SC 3 00 lrlg. lurn. TV. VCR,•~72 N y k JAGUAR 9105 Certllled Garnet/Ivory.
e+-~ § daybed, microwave. •w or er 4·dr, Full opllon. Only 30k.
designer womona 120k ml. W/svc reds. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Superb Con d .
cltha. 2330 van vry gd cond. SI 100 '88 XJ8 (005350) • $23,977 Guard Waif 0203 OBO. Must sacrlllce. White, dark blue '83 Lexua QS 300 5pm·9PIJ'l. 544·5507 loather, sunroof, low Certllled. Chrome &
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By Park Ave
Eatate Sal•
AM/FM cass. now trs. Runs grcatl $850
OBO. 75k orig mis.
540·5995/754-4455
Fri thru Sun, 8·5. FORD 9075
An t q I • f u rn • . c II h s. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 521 BolsaJby 15th St. '78 F350 P/U 4 dr Sat 8 ·12. liko new w/sorvlco bed, ladder
couch, co16r TV, king-rack. Very strong 460 sl:te bedspread, kid§ CID. Now radlals with
clths, toys, highchair. alum rims. Groat work atrollor, ofc chairs. truck. S2900 OBO
Mitaublshl Computer 540.5995n54.4455 Monitor, teloscope, 1---------
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Sat 8am·3pm Furniture & Misc
258 Proapec t St
Newport Shores
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miles. (2KHMS84). Nauk. 48k. Mint cond.
S8.995 (037024) $24,977
'92 XJS V12 '85 Lexus ES 300
Convertible Certified. Full option.
While, blue leather, cd White/Ivory. Only 31k.
c hanger. chrome (099568) $26.677 wheels, low mlles. '92 Lexus LS 400
(3KAG283) $24,995 Blk. Certllled. Full op·
'94 XJ8 lion. Chrome & Nauk. Black, barley leather, (122362) $28,977
cd chabger, low miles LEXUS 13'!~~·;~v!~:i~~ MISSION VIEJO
Regency red, barloy 800·68ft·5398 leather, c hromo "
wheel, only 39k mlles. ---------I (650048). $19,995
'93 XJS
Conv•rtlbl• British racing green,
barley leather, 6 cylln·
der, chromo wheels.
only 20k mites. (30FUS96). $29,995
'05 Vanden Pl••
Black. cream leather .
(727016). $36.995
BAUER LOTUS
COSTA MESA 842.7700
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TODAY'S 1 ~ • NISSAN 9150 OLDSMOW 9155 TOYOTA 1210 TOYOT.A 9210
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24k. Fl.Illy loaded. (0Ge78e) 119,21'1 ACROSS
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17 FaR to remember 19 Honolulu's
island
20 "Green-·
21 Handed out 23 "Some like It
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25 Asian nurse
26 Rural r
27 Handle 30 PUbllsher
A«>iph -31 Male animals
33 Bell sound
35 Harry's successor
98 Spanish gold
37 Postal creed word
38 Learning
40 Pipes 42 Taj Mahal site
43' Big bird 45 Used Jhe prone
47 ·ee quletl 48 H!Qher
49 Soll wool 52 Ghostly
53 Writer Waugh
5' Like •hotts
wearers 59 On the briny
60 Exclusive
61 K:f~11 62 ShoPPfng center
63 Amer1ca'a Cup
contender
64 Large number
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1 Head movement
2 Hearing Drgan
3 -premium·
scarce 4 Frustrates
5 Siik and linen
6 Vexes
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7 Harem rooms 8 -Buddhism •·ta.t1 c 1997.~F • ....,.S~•
9 Some Alaskans 27 Ory out 49 "JuS1 the
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12 '75 Wimbledon 32 Feel . . 50 Aciress
champ 34 Degree Mlder. Martlnelll 13 Dull sound _{or.short 51 Fiim holder 18 Play opener 3!f11pifijlit . 52 Writer "22 Pouch 40 Defy orders Ambler-
23 -clock 41 Bright red 55 -mode 24 Wedding-party 42 Clalms 'S6 Four qts.
members 44 Jog 57 Pre-holiday 25 Jargon 46 Wfult George night
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Opening lead: Five or•
If you require a specific card or
distribution with partner to defeat
a contract, play as if that situation
exiats. ·
To illustrate whaJ we mean, con·
sider this deal from the American
Con tract Bridge League's Fall
North American Championships in
San Francisco.
Four spades was a popular con-
tract, and it almost invariably was '
fulfilled, d eclarer losing only one
trick in each suit except for hearts.
There wu one no~lile exception,
where the bidding went as shown.
West led a low club, East won
with t he ace and slttf'i:ed to the
queen of bearta, taken by the ace in
dummy. Striving for an overtriclt,
declarer·led a trump to the jack and
queen, completing the defensive
book.
West realized that the best
chance to set the contract was to
play for a trump promotion. To
make sure p11rtner did not err, West
returned a low heart, and partner's
ruff with \he nine was just good
enough to force declarer to overrulT
with an honor. Now t he ten of
trumps was promoted' to a trick and
eventually declarer had to aurren-
der a diamond to end up down one.
Declarer waa a little careless in
trying for an overtric:k. Since t}\e
bidding and play haa .marked Edt
with a seven-caid club suit, chances
of finding that defender with· three
trumps was alight. Declarer should
simply have cashed the top trumpa,
· Rnd 10-tricka would have rolled in. ·
Learn to be a be.ter bridge
player! Subscribe· now to the
Goren Bridge Letter .by calling
(800) 7Stt225 for information.
Or write to: Goren 'Bridge Let-
ter, P.O. Bo~ 4410, Chicago, lU.
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800-&&l-5318 . . .,. ... IC)(). 888-5318 '77 ~ 924 Red, 4 apd. (100977/MZ20M.118)
'91 Truck Shortbed New eng. ban, alt. '89 Toyo&a Camrv•---------
5 spd AM/FM cllsa, $3.400 OBO. Dan, Wagon V8, tamlly 4X4 9221
83k mis. Good cond. 5"1-0737. 201 ·0t47pg wagon. mu at •••I liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim
$5800 OBO. Dan, ---------1 (100824/085680) 'H 4 .8 RIOJA
571·0737, 201·0147pg SUZURJ 9205 Tl93
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'83 2408X Fastback, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil OJO 0 1 Sk mllea. Every Con·
like ntwt Sharp black '92 Suzuki Sidekick Huntington Btlch 0 • 1 v • b 1 • 0 P 11 0 n beauty. 27,500 mllea. 4 x4 Low :riced! 7.,.A _a 47_a 555 . (318243). Beauty. $8900. 723A1S04 $ •...v "V '91 Range Rover 10,9 5 · ___ ....;....;........;......;....;...._ U it d H t d I (200445/101310) m • up er mo • •
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reliable help. abs. (179504) LOW MILES .
'93 Defender 110
The orlglnat Rhlnomo·
bile! Ready to go on safari· lo ml. (9185U)
HURRVI
'94 County Only 30K ml. black,
running boards. grlll
guards, IJlnrf, etc. (644702) SAVE
'91 Range Rover
County
Black beauty. Low
miles. One owner (476470). SAVE
'93 LWB
Lo mites. Booka & records . Roman
bronze~ Flawless
(604760) $29,850 '91 Ran_ge Rover
Records ll!. books.
Loaded. Sun rt>ot. Pristine (2XZR318)
$17,950 -. Have A
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23k ·miles. (2PTN739)
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A bit of Morocco at
Casablanca Bistro
Casablanca Bistro is an
intimate restaurant along Pacific
Coast Hlghway !hat captures the
ttue Morocan spuit.
Owner/chef Hassan Haddouch
and his wife Naz.ha mvite you to
a memorable dining experience
as they would good friends to
their home. The family tradition
continues with Nazha's brother
Mohammed as head waiter.
Haddouch's honed his talents
for 12 years as head chef at
Marrakesh. before dccirung to
open Casablanca Bistro two
years ago.
A.~ you enter the restaurant,
spice-filled aroma.\ are redolent
of the authentic cuisine to come.
Windows are draped in colorful,
embroidered cloth and the
archway separating the dining
room from the bar is richly
carved. Low, traditional scatmg
is accommodated. ns well as the
Western-style t:Jble and chaifli.
The menu offers a vancry of
Moroccan favontes: chicken.
lamb. seafood, beef or vegetarian
dishes and Ouffy COUSCOUS With
a medley of vegetables ~tewed
with a choJCC of lamb or chicken.
Hoose specialties include b"stilla.
a traditional stuffed pie with
chicken in phyUo pastry. lighted
dusted with cinnamon and powered
sugar and Haddouch 's signature
dish -poolet m 'cbcrmcl -roasted
chicken with lemon. green olives
and baby camxs. The vegetarian
version is fiUed with rice, almoods
and coconut.
At Casablanca Bistro you can
order a la carte or choose from
dinners, consisting of soup, wad.
b • stilla.. a main cotrce, putty and
mint eea. Small plates and half
orders available.
Catering for all occasions is a
specialty at Casablanca Bistro.
Thcy will even come to your office
or home with their fully trained
staff lo ensure your event is a
special one. A captivating belly
dancer will provide the
entertainment!
The res!JWrant will gladly open
its doors for a private party
luncheon, "for a mi nimum of 10
people.
Full bar, beer, wine and
champagne served. Food to go.
CaSllbltutca Bistro is localed al
1520 W. Coast Hwy., Newport
Btoell.. 0,.11 daiJJ fro,,. 4:10 to II
p.m. Re6tf'WllWIU a.NI all ""1JtN
credil cards "'' acct,,Ud. CtUl
(7U) 646-1420.
A PROOUCT OF THE ADVERTISING DEPARTME~T
a le carte Is a compffmentary sel\llce for regular Dally Pilot
advertisers. Call Jennifer Rojanavenlj 7141574-4243 for infonnatlon.
Celebrat~ Earth Day
by doing some
spring cleaning
Earth Day is officially
Tuesday, but there are several
events taking place this week-
end: \
• The'Environmental
Information Center will receive
minor repairs and painting
Saturday from 10 a .m. to noon at
230 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. The
event is sponsored by Green
Networking for Orange County,
AnyBody's Earth Press and The
HUB. Por JllOre information, call
Doqglas Bader at 646.1128.
• "Sl:tririder Foundation is
holding three local beach clean-
ups: Big Corona. beach, Newport
Pier beach and the Santa Ana
River jetties. Bags, gloves and
lunch are provided for the
Saturday events. For more infor-
mation, call Stephanie Barger at
631-6273.
• Celebrate "Earth Day at the
Bay" on Sunday with education-
al games and activities, music,
food and environmental dis-
plays. AJso, Francis and Frank
Robinson will be honored for
Ufeir work with the Upper
Newport Bay during a special ·
ceremony. The party, sponsored
by the Upper Newport Bay
Naturalists, is at Shellmaker
Island in Newport Beach from-
10 a.m. to 4 p .m. For more infor-
best bets
CASEY lUKSCti I DAILY PllOT
Get in touch with nature
with Earth Day activities this
week.
mation, call Barbara Bain at
645-3370.
• The Environmental Nature •
Center commemorates its 25th
anniversary with an open house,
refreshments and tours of the
center Sunday from 3 to 6 p .m .
at 1601 16th St., Newport
Beach. ltS.V:P. to Bo Glover at
645-8489.
Dancers of all ages
get spotlight in
dance troupes
The Nederlands Dans
Theater showcases its satellite
ensembles, NOT 2. made up of
dancers age 22 and Wider, and
LUNCH, DINNER. CATERING, TAKE Otrr
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Fresh Picked, Locallv Grown Produce Honey, Nuts, Frufts, \leaetabla
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SpoMOted bv
the Orange Count)I Farm BuNau • 573-0374
FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1997
NDT 3, ipade up of dancers age
40 and over, at tbe Orange
County Perform.lng Arts Center.
today through Sunday.
Tbrough its three-ensemble
approach, called the •Ufecycle
or dance,• the Hague-based
·company allows young dancers
a chance for exposure and older
dancers a chance to perl~nn · .
again. The ma.id company, Dans
Theater 1, made up of dancers
of J1 more traditional age,
appeared at the center last swn-
mer.
Choreographed mostly by
artistic director Jiri Kylian, the
two ensembles will give four
perlormances. Tickets range
from $10 to $59, and are avail-
able through TicketMaster at
740..7878. For more information.
call 556-ARTS.
Agriculture yields
crop of fairgrounds
fun at Youth Expo
The 1997 Youth Expo, show-
casing projects by almost 14,000
county schoolchildren, arrives at
the fairgr6unds today. Food,
face-painting, carousels and
exotic an.Uruil displays are also
part of the tun.
This year's theme is • ABCs or
Agrtculture, a Salute to Apples,
Acorns and Ants,• and hours
are 9 a.m. to 3 'p.m. today, and 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and
Sunday. Admission and parking
are free. For information, call
708-1520.
Performing Arts
Center will feature
young violin virtuoso
Serbian virtuoso violinist
Maxim Vengerov, 22, was sup-
posed to perform for master
musician Jascha Heifetz in Los
Angeles 10 years ago, but his
government wouldn't let him go.
Heifetz die<I without hearing
Vengerov
perform. but
-he never for..-
got the
young prodi-
gy, leaving a
bequest in
bis will say-
ing he want-
ed bis violin
bow left •to
the right
guy.• Mada Veagerov
Heifetz's
bow is only the latest honor
bestowed on Vengerov, who has
played since be was .C and won
his first international competi·
tion at age 10. He will appear
for the first time in Costa Mesa,
giving just one perlonnance at
the Orange County Performing
Atta Center on Wednesday at 8
p.m. nc:kets range from St6 to
$34, and are available through
11cketMMter at 740-7818. For
more information, call 556-
ARTS.
..
RUOAY, APM.11, 1997
THINGS TO DO
1 POETRY READING -Poets
Jonathan Dean Glasscock
and Don Fuschetti will per•
form ·shade and the Ocean
Floor: an-evening of music and
poetry at 8 p .m. Saturday at
Local Grounds coffee house,
3007 E. Coast Highway, Corona
del Mar. 675-2800.
2 WHAT'S UP, OiUCK7 -
Legendary animation
director Chuck Jones and
accl.a.llnedlayoutdesigner
Maurice Noble, who teamed up
on many renowned Warner
Bros. Looney Tunes cartoons,
offer a personal appearance and
art signing to launch the limited
edition, ·Operation: Earth,• fea-
turing Marvin Martian and Bugs
Bunny, from 6:30 to·9 p.m. today
at The Chuck Jones Showroom,
3636 E. Coast Highway, Corona
del Mar. To R.S.V.P., call 723-
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featuring 50 years ol race mem-
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car show from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturday At the Newport Harbor
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4 'OlD TIMES' -South Coast
Repettory presents the
drama ·01d nmes· today
through May 18 on S~'s
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Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
Tickets are $26-$39. 957-4033.
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ROOC' -The Lava Room in
Costa Mesa is the site for
Wednesday's "The
Instrumentals of Rocle• show,
featuring tbtee bands, an album
release party and CD sale.
Doors open at 9 p.m.; concert
starts at 10. Tickets for the 21-
and-over show are $5. The Lava
Room is at 1945 Placentia Ave.
631--0526.
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The •1997 Biennial• open-
ing Saturday at the Orange
County Museum of Art fea-
tures 35 works by 10 provoca-
tive emerging SOuthem
California artists who represent
a variety of mediums.
The artists were chosen
because they are some of the
best working in Los Angeles
today, said Chief CUrator
Bruce Guenther.
•They are important young
artists looked at locally and
uitemationally, • he said •Tuey
embody the present moment
in the Los Angeles art scene.•
Guenther said the pieces
explore the ·rea1m and func-
tion of lorm • as well as color
and composition.
•This is more about the for-
mal ~of art-making,• he
said.
Unlike a thematic show,
the biennial is an attempt to
•capture the flavor of the
moment,· Guenther said.
Incorporating technology
into their artwork -includ-
ing computer-aided art,
video and film -the artists •
represent what's new in the
Los Angeles art scene .
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and a big aluminum bowl. It's
all connected to a plastic: bag ·
with green liquid inside' that's
pumped through the pipe and
the bag *explodes• intermit-
tently.
Sculptors are Julia Couzens,
Friedman and Carlos Mollura; ·
paintings are by Don Giffin.
Dennis Hollingsworth, Carter
P~ ~d Monique Prieto;
vicfeo~ork is by Jessica
Bronson; Robert BJanchon
sh<>Ws photography; and Chris
Wilder exhibits cs 3-0 interac-
tive installation. ·
•It's a very diverse group
but they all share a concern for
the dialogue between tradi-
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traditional paintings -your
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Waging a cinematic tussle with the Muscles from Brussels
By Uncle Don, Daily Pilot
I t's amazing bow certain crea-
tures persist in repeating acts
that are of no good to them-
selves and to others. Outside on
'\he patio, my knuckle-headed
malamute is ral-
belongs on o 'flide screen.
Jean-Claude Van Damme,
along with he of the hair color
changing more often than I do
my underwear, Dennis
Rodman.
Don't quit your nighi job,
Dennis. Sporting more jewelry
than the
phing up yet
agam something
he's SWlped
oulla lhe trash.
You lhmk he
would team.
l 'N C l.E DON'S
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Romanovs
when the
Bolsheviks were
shooting at
\hem, and drip· H E Pl 'TE
And Your Favonte Unc has
gotta clean 1t up.
Ldst Saturday rught, The
Unc yet again wasted tlme,
money and effort on yet again
another moronic, low-brow,
dunWltted, doofus flick. You
think 1 would learn. And my
questionable editor bas gotta
print my incohere nt rantings
about it.
Tius week's loser with the
usual score or two of suckers in
lhe audience, "Double Team"
stars he of lhe name so long it
" ping all over the
screen like a Bacon Double
"Cheeseburger, Rodman proved
lhe only things more wooden
lhan his acting were George
Washington ·s· teeth.
Top-billed and definitely sec-
ond banana, the aging Van
Damme makes yet another
attempt at legitimate acting but
sports more lines on his face
lhan those in lhe script. Hells
bells, Van Damme, don't speak.
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Roi.ling around in the gutter
of this barker is Mickey Rourke,
the only true actor on screen.
This is what he's reduced to?
Third-billed in a fourth-rate
flick? Scurvier than bis role in
·sarlly" and looking like a
saw~-off Bruce Willis with
more hair and less fat, he's play-
ing some garden-variety scum-
bag chasing the goods du jour,
stolen plutonium.
After him is Van Damme, a
secret agent man. Thought .
dead, but not dead. Assigned to
a Devil's lsijmd retirement home
for agents tbougltr'dead but not
dead. His job: to help keep alive
those wanted dead by k.illiµg
those who want them dead.~
Yeah, my brain hurts, too.
Van Damme doesn't want to
be there. Llke the old man in
"Monty Python and the Holy
Grail: he ain't dead yet and
like •Papillon: he's gonna
escape bis butt outta Uti!re. but
in a stunt egregiously swiped
~ ~ ... An American
Cafe
from one of ~em .lames Bond
flicks. •
Upon teaming up with ·
Rodman, these two yahoos
chase villains who follow the
"ugly rule": the uglier, the more
villainous. There's more shoot-
ings than at a Mafia wedding,
and enougt:i gratuitous product
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from being
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.the always col-
orful Dennis
Rodman in
•nouble
Team."
Jetl d~stroy much to save lil-
tle. .
Fortunately, tomorrow is yet
another movie, and Van
Damme is sure to be back with
another lame-o to review,
Allowing Your Favorite Hnc to
keep those exorbitant checks
from the Pilot rolling in.
• UNa.E DON gets the big bucks tor
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reel critics .,
'Grosse Pointe' fires off -· some laughs, 'some blanks
• EDITOR'S NOTE: The Reel Critlc:s
column features movie aitiques writ-
ten by community members serving-
oo our panel.
Film about bit man hits the target
Watching people cut io pieces
_by bullets isn't something I usu-
ally find humorous, but in
•Grosse Pointe Blank• it's hard
not to laugh.
This dark comedy s1aning
John Cusack brings the profes-
sion of hired
gun down to
thema5ses
and their
humdrum
jobs and it's
funny.
Cusack
stars in, co-
wrote and
coproduces
this film
Heidi Bressler about Martin
Blank. an
assassin who decides to go to his
. 10-year high school reunion· (at
the prodding of bis assistant,
Marcella, played by Joan
Cusack).
The reluctant Blank is looking
for his past and tl}'ing to figure
out his future. He finds his child-
hood home has been razed, dad's
dead and his high school sweet-
heart, Debi (Minnie Driver), is
still single. It's not unW other
people hired to kill him show up
that the real carnage and humor
in this movie starts.
There is plenty of violence 1n
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this movie, but there are· some
very funny tines. Cusack plays
this role right on -bis dark,
deadpan look is perfect. The
other quirky characters, especial-
ly Aykroyd and sist~r Joan, are
funny and solid. While not a
knee-$lapping· comedy,~Grosse
, Pointe Blank• is a clever movie
worth seeing it'your reunion is
coming up, or if you want a few
laughs.
• HEIDI ~ 35, is a hair stylist
~ Costa Mesa resident.
Film misses mark
•Grosse Pointe Blank• stars
John Cusack as the uninspired
hit man Martin Bl~. who is
supposed to carry out an
assigned hit. while also attend-
i.Bg his 10-
y~ high
school reunion
in Grosse
Pointe.
Cusack
portrays Blank
(pun intended
I'm sure) with
humorous sin-
cerity, creat-
ing a funny
and likable RJcbard Brunette
character.
However, while individual
performances are quite good
and there are some really funny
scenes, overall the movie does-
n't gel very well and ends up
feeling a little disjointed.
Because !here were so many
characters involved, and so
many possible themes and inter-
actions left unexplored, there is
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Local artist specializes in unique mixed-
media portraits of people ranging from
Abraham ·Lincoln to Jerry Garcia
By Alessandra Djurklou, Daily Pilot
97.1, will include six
of Bradford's w orks,
all donated to help
the cause of musi-
cians who have hit
bard ti.n\eS.
"We1re very excit-
ed,• Rich Connor,
marketing director ~
for Real Radio 9' .1,
said. •1t will bring a
higher artistic value
to the sbQw.•
Other organizers
are equ8.lly effusive.
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RUOAY, APR1. 18, 199~
Joeeph said. •But
we've gotten
along well the
last few years.
We feed off each
.other.·
, The brotbers 1
grew up in
Orange County,
having movep
from Los
Angeles when
8Tadford was 2
. years" old.
ewport Beach artist Bradford John Salamon,
33, won't tell anyone how he produces his
portraits of well-known figures like Abraham
Lincoln, William S. Burroughs and Robert
DeNiro -that's a trade secret.
"He's probably
the only single artist
so largely represent-
ed,• Dana Tomarken.
managing director of
MusiCares, said. ·n·s
a win-win situation.
His work is so well-
received. He's taken
· MARC MARTIN I ~y f'lOT
Bradford John Salamon begins bis creative process ln
bis New'pon Beach studio.
Bradford
attended Edison
High School in
Huntington
Beach, then went
OD to take COW'S·
es at Golden
West and Orange
Coast colleges.
But he will say the style took
him five years to develop, that
it's all done by band and that
they're not just portraits, but
something more.
"It's a biographical represen-
tation of the subject,• Salamon,
who goes more often by the
name Bradford, said. •1 include
words that relate, news clip-
pmgs, mterviews. I have a faso-
nabon for people in history.•
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And some subjects seem
more captivating than others,
like Grateful Dead band.leader
Jerry Garcia, whom Bradford has
painted several times.
•He has interesting features,·
Bradford said.
As does Leonardo da Vmci ,
who has also been painted many
times. And it seems Bradford
shares this interest with
Microsoft's Bill Gates, ,who may
be in the process of purcllasing
one or'Bradford's latest likeness-
es of the Renaissance artist.
Gates' interior designer, ever
on the prowl for things the soft-
ware czar might like, came upon
the painting at the Art Expo,
held in New York earlier this
year.
But Gdtes himseU may have
to stc10d m line for a.ny of
Brddford 's other creations at the
upcorrung MusiCa.res Celebnty
Art Aucbon LO Mdy. The event,
given by the National Academy
of Rt-cordmg Arts and Soeoces
and sponsorPd by Real Raruo
part in a lot of our events.•
What Tomarken was unaware
of, however, is that Bradford has
personal ties to the music indus-
try. Before becoming an artist, he
spent years as a drummer in var-
ious Orange County bands, like
Idle Lovelle, and it was in this
artistic incarnation that he first
met his wife and business man-
ager, Christina, nearly 14 years
ago.
•we had all the same friends,
but had never met.• Christina
said. •1 was originally going to
meet him because of his music.
By that time, be bad a few
pieces under his belt.•
Although their first meeting
didn't lead to anything, their sec-
ond one several years later led lo
marriage, a daughter and a -
happy working relationship.
"He's the sanest crazy person
I ever knew," Christina said.
"His mind doesn't stop. He'll
wake me up every night and
·nudge me when he has an idea.
And our llttle girl is jUSt like
him.".
Bradford agrees that his wtfe
keeps tum sane.
·My psychiatrist is my wife,•
,
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But even as her patience and
sleep are tried, Christina knows
father and daughter can't help
it, it's a genetic ~g. fqr the
Salamons are an artistic family.
Bradford's father owned an art
gallery, and Bradford, the sec-
ond of five boys, has on~ brother
who is an actor and another,
Joseph, who is a watercolor
artist.
Bradford cites older brother
Joseph, who has a studio in
Laguna, as one of the reasons be
first decided to become a drum-
mer. ..:, "He was the artist, I was me .
musician. I never tried to com-
pete with that," Bradford said,
adding that once he started
painting, be focused on portraits,
knowing landscapes were bis
brother's specialty.
But the two brothers, m spite
or ha*ig very different styles
and temperaments -"My stu-
dio's a complete mess, his is very
neat• -don't deny there's been
· some rivalry in the past.
"He and I being closest in
age (two years apart); there were
a lot of dynamics involved."
Neither of his
college experiences seem to
have been vexy helpful, particu-
· larly at Golden West, where be
studied to be a recording engi;
neer. ,
•1 found out my left brain was
non-existent,• he said.
He took art classes at OCC,
but these classes left no lasting
impression.
•A lot of teachers try to mold
you,· be said.
Brad.fold, it appears, did not
leave an impression on OCC
either -no faculty members
seem to remember him. -
•He's certainly never been in
my pottery class,· said Larry
Wasserstein, co-chair of the fine
arts department.
But that doesn't mean
Bradford never had a mentor.
fior three years, he studied
under artist William Gilpin.
Then, he went on to study at the
Louvre and at other museums m
Europe.
"That,was a fun time,·
Christina said. •we traveled a
lot. H
The past few years, his work
has hung in a gallery near the
Balboa Fun Zone, but he recent-
FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1997
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UFO exp~rt .~O;
in_Costa Mesa
• Stanton T. Friedman won ,t be here to
conuince·people that UFOs exist. He $ays
most already agree with him. ~
+ py Greg Hardesty, Daily Pilot +
Stanton T. Friedman is
describing what a space alien
looks like:
·aig bead, big eyes, practi-
cally no ear&, nose or mouth ...
short, little guys ... under 5 feet
tall. They have two arms. two
legs, typically four fingers per
hand, sometimes three .... •
How does be knQW this?
•Eyewitness testfmony, radar
visual sightings, pilot sightings,
trace markings .... •
Are aliens frtendly?
•They seem to be neither.
We use the term 'clinical' -
they're not here to help US, but
they're not here to hurt us.
•They're not going to walk
up and say, 'Hi there -wanna
have a beer?' But they're also
opt going to say, 'Get out of our
way, or we'll shoot you.••
Scott if you will, but
Friedman can take it. He makes
a living debunking the "na.5ty,
noisy negativists • who believe
UFOs are bogus.
The nuclear physicist, author,
lecturer and ufologist will be in
Costa Mesa on Wednesday to
give a 90-minute presentation
\
on what be calls "the biggest
·· story ot the millennium•: the
existence of flying saucers cmd
aliens.
Friedman claims to have evi-
dence of a "cosmic Watergate"
in which the U.S. government
has covered up a 1948 ·crash of
• an extraterrestrial craft near
Roswell, N.M.
At his talk, which will fea-
ture a slide show, Friedman
promises to ·demolish the anti-
argu.ments • abouf UFOs.
With a master's degr~ in
physics from the University of
Chicago, and past expelience
work.ihg at such U.S. corpora-
tions as McDonnell Douglas,
Genercil Electric, Wesanghouse.
General Motors and TRW,
'Friedman. 62, claims to be no
run-of-the-mill UFO buff.
He is one of a handful of
people in the world making a
living as a professfonal ufolo-
gist, and said his beliefs are
based on bard evidence.
•He is strictly a researcher,•
said Debbie Stock,· a spokes-
woman for MUFON Orange
County, a local chapter of the
international organization
Mutual UFO Network. •tte
looks for evidence, and finds it.•
(MUFON also is interested in
tracking bard evidence of We in
·the cosmos. Call up their num-
ber, and one voice mail option
says, ·u you're calling for a
UFO sighting, press'One. ")
The nonprofit organization,
. which has abOut 100 Orange
County members, is sponsoring
Friedman's Wednesday talk,
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aliens from outer space, s,aid
Friedman. who has studied the
existence of UFOs for nearly
four decades. They just aren't
crazy about admitting it, he
said.
•And the more educated
they are, the more they tend to
believe in UFOs,• Friedman
said. "Most people are sur-
prised to bear that.• '
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but be wouldn't reveal how
much he pulls down.
"He probably isp't rich,•
Stock said.
Will the U.S. government
ever Wt the lid on its alleged
secret UFO research? Friedman
said it's likely to happen by the :
end of the millennium. ·ay then, people will know
the truth.~ he said.
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673-3425 Fe• 673-7864
AN AMERICA.N CAFE
Located at 462 East 1 7th Street 1n Costa Me68 Open 7 day& a
we~ Mon -Set 6em-9pm Sunday 011 3pm. Serving breekfa1>1..
lunch & dinner. Mede from scratch IJ4EIS, 6818d dressings &
soups. 548-3066
CHARLIES CHILI
Locl!ted et M cFadden Place (next to Newport Pieri 1n Newport
Baach Hours· 111\cJn.Thur 7:CDem-12 midnight \/Veekende
7 ~3 CDem Amex. V168. 0.SCOYer. Diner's Oub No
ReservabOns Needed
(714) 675-7991 ..
ZUBIES
Menu Includes· Albs Olden. Staal< & Lob6ter. Pnme AID, Pizza.
~Bar Pf'Ces Range From $3 95 And Up Houni 11.30em
1~ Cocktails 'Tll 11pm Credit Cards Not Accept.ed.
Aesecvations Not Needed Located et 1 712 Plecenue. Costa
Mesa(7 14)645-8091
THE CULINARY WRAP
Fresh, healthy 1nt.em et.1onei deliceoes wrapped Wlltlin a flat roll
Open 7 days a week lrom 11 ClJem -9 ~ Located 1n ttie
Htllgren Square 250 E 1 7th Street 548-4403
THE TEE ROOM
Open 7 days a week ID ttie public lor breeldast. lunch end dinner
Loc8t.8d et ttle l\lewport Beach Golf C.OUrse. 3100 Irvine flwe
756-01 21
LE CAFE/HYATT REGENCY IRVINE
Callfome 0..1S1ne/M ed1teminean Style Brunch CA.Ir Scrumptious
Brunch coo&1sts of 6elleNJI M~ salads and
Appetizers •smmp. •Pancake& Oscar end an •O'nefette
Stat1oti LOC8t8d at 179CD Jamboree BM:I . ltwle (714) 975-
1234 x2 103 Houni 1~'2pm Reserwtions recommended but
not neoeaary.
NEWPORT BEACH BREWING CO.
A lull &t!NICe re6t8ur8nt With ~ ~ here Outdoor
dining & plenty of tree panong Hour& Mon Thu 1 1 30am-
11 30pm Fn 11 30em-1 :CXJem Sat. 9:CXJern-1 :CDem. Sun
9 ClJern-11 3Q:wn Visa. MC. Amex. Omen; accepted
Aeservat>On9 party of B or more 2920 Newport BMI . Newport
Beach, CA 92663 (714 ) 675-8449
MYSTERY CAFE
Murder et the Cate l'\lol!' You aollle rtl Guesta become part of ~e
scene ea cherecters reminiscent of the rom1tnt1e films of the past
surround the audience's fNery move For ~lltlons end
1ntonnooon caH 714-83 1·Cll.£
JAVA CENTRALE
A Europoon-style gourmet coffeo cafe Located et 3420 Vie Lido
1n Newport Beach 0pon 7 days MF 6-10pm
DISCORDI A
The premlEtf' cyber cola www d cafe com Located 1n u1e Leb
2930 Bnsto11n Coste Mesa (714) 427-5855
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SF'UZ%1
New ltafian -Begant yet C88U111 (located "' Tnengle Squanl, Costa M888J. Wed • Happy Hotr. E8f'tt Bird Menu Allailable Every day.
Hours: Lun&l 11. 30em-4;CQJm. Dinner 4:CQ>m-10:33.
Reservaaons ecoepted. Mastercerd, Vu, American Express.
Located at 1870-A Harboi-Blvd. (714) 54EJ.95(X)
NICK'S PIZZA
Great. pizzas & pe6ta in Costa Mesa ance 1968. ~ for lunch
Tues ffi. 11am.2pm. Onnet" aerwd 5pm-10pm. Sat. noon tD
1 Opm Oo6ed Sunday and Monday. locat:ed at 23CD H8rtlor
Shopping Cent.er, Costa Mesa (Real' partung lot)
(7 14) 54~1511
·RISTORANTE MAMMA GINA
Loe«.ed et 251 East P8Clfic Coest Highway in Newport Beach.
Lunch Mon -set 11 .30-2: 33. Sunday Brunch 11 am3pm, Dinner Mon.sun 5pm-10pm. Call ahead fer reserwtJorlJ 673-95CD
-SCAMPI
Fine FemtlV O.rong Newly Remodeled. Open 7 Days A. Week for
Dmer Only Spm-10.~ We Cater-flnw'8 Lund1 PIW'tleS fer
'1 5 People or More Al Map-0'9dlt Cards Aocept.ed.
ReseNabons Accepf.ed. Located llt 157.13 Newport BM:!. Costa
Mesa. 645-0560
SABATINOS
1
RESTAURANT
8c SAUSAGE CO.
Pasta. Caesar Salad, Homemede Sausage. Veal. l.8mb,
\legeternln Oishes, Wine, Beer. c.eppuoono & Oes&ert. Houna: 7
Days A VVaelc. Serving Set. & Sun. 8Nndi From 8: » 1 :00,
&.\.-Thurs. 1 1em1 ()pm, Fn. Set. 1 1am-1 1 pm. ~ Map-D'edlt
Cards Aocepted. l.oc8ted ""' 251 ~ Way, Newport Beach (714) 7230321
GREENLEAF GRILL 8c BAR
()i the &Bnd at Newport. Monday txJ fndey 4:~ to 9.~
Saturday 4:~ to 1o:<Xp"n Ooeed on Sunday. 100 Main
Street Ill Balboa. (714) 723S643
AVILA& EL RANCHITO
Audlentx: Meiocan Food, Witt! The Freshelt lng'9dlent8 & A New
IJgt1t o.ne. Great Margaritas. Hours: Wlch & Oinner. Al Maior 0'9dlt Caf'ds Acoepted. Located at 2101 'PlaoenCla. Costa
Mesa (714) 642-1142 and 2EDJ'Newport BMI., Newport
Beactl(714J87~855
Ml CASA
~ meal8 are now a tnp to 88ja as well es Meiclco. Now ottennQ
fish tacoa. Phone ahead fer orders to1JO. Hours: Claif'1 From
11 :COem. All Major 0'8dit Cerda Accepted. Locatad fAt 296
17tti 9... Costa Mese (714) 64>7626
A MACHI
5ul;tii & Sushi txJ Go. c.omplete Ber. All Maier 0'9dtt Carda.
Locat.ed f¢ 2675 lrw1e flw .. (Pa'OSS From Newport Golf Course)
(714) ElliS-5518
LA CAVE
Menu Includes: l.obater, Crab, Sl'rlmp, a.eu. Oailv Specials.
Fn. & Set Pnme Rib, full Ber & Wne Liit. CatkJel bni.. Hours·
Lunches 11.3().2:33 -Dinner Mon . ..set. From 5:~. VIS8,
Mastrc8rd, Oinerv Oub. Loceted fAt 1695 INirl8 fwe .. (And
, 71'19) Neer Blockb418t«' Entertainment Cea Mesa
(714) B4&7944
THE BARN STEAK HOUSE
Menu Includes Steek. Frestl Fl&h, Ollcken. Burgers & Salads.
Pnces Range From $3. 75 For Lunch & $6 25 For o.nn.-.
Ho1rs Mon .set.~ 11em For Lunch 4.ocpn Monffi ..
Otnner 3 c:Qlm. Set & Sun .• Map' Q'8dlt Cef'ds ~. •
Located At 23CD Hart>or Bl. t 31, Costa Mesa (714 J SUS777
THE ARCHES
The premium ateek end seafood house '" Q-ange Courcy 6lflCe
1922 5erVlng lund't Mon,.fii. 11.309m untll 3:CXlprri. Omer
&efV8d nightly until 1.CXlllm. Located on Newport Boulewrd &
Coast Hwy in Newport. Beach, B4>7077.
FRIDAY, APRJL t8, 199-7
THAI SPICE
~ by the Ragi8t.ef-readers. 88 ~ed.., die belt Of G-ange Count¥ &ection .. 'Tue Beat Thal food In thr1ga Cour4. l.J.Jnch,
dinner. car.enng & taicenL e1 s w. 19th a cc-. Mese 54a..
4333 .•
THAI WAY~
Dine '" or talt.e<M. Fest & free df!J/Nery. s.Wig llWldl & dinner
Located at 211 62nd Q . Newport Beach. ~ 7 dets a week.
V1&11, MastBrCard & American Express &eceptad. 84!>3007
THAI TO.UCH
l..ocecad at 2616 Sen Miguel Or: "' Newport Beech. ~ for
lunc.tt. Mon.ffi. \ 1 :30em-3pm. dinner aet'll9d Sun.-Th.n. ;>-Born. Beer and ~ .,.-...,d. Catering and take OtJt 8lao IMlileble. Ah major credit cents ac:icepted. 6400123
AAMIR :
33 years of c«.emg award wvining hlgt1 class restatl'8nCs '"
London, England. l.ocatad 8t 3313 Hart>or ~ in Costa Mesa
(Across from Fedco) 444-0J82
ROYAL KYBER
~ WWY1ing CUl6Wle of Indus. Open for lunch MF 1 1 ·3Q.
2:<Xp"n. Cloaad tor lunch Sat..~ brunch 11,.30-2:30.
Dinner served from 5:~. Loceted llt 1ClD8"&tol Q . North.
Call now fer reservauons 752-5200. ..
NIKI'S TANDOORI EXPRESS
'\Ued "18 , , Indian restaur'8nt '" ()'ange Qiunty. cg,, ~ With
ttiree locabonS to serve you. Locat.ed 11t 3705 South lJniiiiil. (1
bloctt north of South Coast Plaze) 8500595
THE ARCHES
The premium 8tllek and eeefood house .,, lhnge' County since
1922. SenNlg lunch Mon . .fn 11 :30am uncll 3~. Dinner
serwd ~ lA'ltll 1 :CDam. Located on Newport Boulevard &
Coast Hwy JO NewportBeach, 64:>-7077
THE CANNERY
H6tat'lc Waterfrorc ~end Hart>or 0'88 Canter.
Hol.n. Mon . .sat. 11:30am· 2:CDam. Sun. 10:~12:CQ>m,
All Maior Q'9dlt Cards, Ae9erY8tiona Suggested. LDcated at
3010 Laleyett.e fwe .. Newport Beach. CA 92663 (71 41 67>
5777 Fax 675-2510
NEWPORT LANDING
Watel fr'Ollt Dining, Set. & Sun. Champegne Brundl, Dinner
Menu $13.95 -5 19.95, OJstar' Bar Menu SerYad Al Dey.
Holn: 10:CXlam . 11 :~. Amex. Me&tercard. Viaa. Dinner ~ Recar mer lded Locetad et 503 E. Edgewl!lt&.
Balboe (714J675-2373
THE OLD SAIGON RESTAURANT
Rne Viecnemeae dlnM'lg. Naxt IX> Carl'• Jr. Serving ~ ,
~ OU181n8. Menu tndudaa: Vllltnllmeee egg role. spnng
rotta. old treditionel nee Y8l'TnlCll With 8hnmp end freltt
ll'8gfJt9bles ~ ete vegecanan l"l'l8nl! e"9p8I ed '" Che tTedioonal 8Udcl"9t rtlQP88. Hours; 11 :CXlama:cq,m. ao.cs ~
Visa/MC accept.ed. 271 East 17th St., Coatri.1eae, ~
(714) 574-84EIO .,.