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MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT ~
NEW LOOK
Change won't com e fast
or easy for the Balboa
Peninsula refurbishment,
but city officials, busi-
nessm e n and residents
are forging ahead.
• SEE STORY PAGE A4
.
SWIMMING
Newport l-;larbor swipl-
mer Alden Moore heads
for the wall in the 200
individual medley during
the Sea View League
Prelims.
• SEE SPORTS PAGE 8 2
. EYE FOR ART
A self-portrait by New-
port Harbor student Esau
Gomez is part of the art
display at the Ne wport
Beach City Hall .Gallery.
• SEE STORY PAGE A6
:·
• • MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Fishermen aboard the Western Pride ready thelr fishing gear as they pull oµt of Davey's Locker and bead for open waters.
•Anglers are reeling in a passel of the toothy barracuda
as schools make their annual appearance on local shores.
By Christopher. Goffard. Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Sea
. goers have been hauling in
swelling gunnysacks of barracu(ia
this week, as the sleek, serrated-
toothed, gray fish arrive by the
hundreds of thousands to spawn
off the Newport Coast.
Nervous beach-goers, however,
can leave their armor at home.
This isn't the famously vicious
great barracuda of the East Coast
but a smaller, edible type known
as the California barracuda.
At Davey's Locker, which runs
a sport fishing Oeet out of Newport
Harbor, boats have pulled in near-
ly 4,000 barracuda since the
weekend. On Tuesday, every pas-
senger on some boats caught the
legal limit of 10 apiece and had to
look for other fish .
The average "keeper" was
between. 28 and 31 inches long.
Norris Tapp, manager at l'.>av-
ey's Locker, said the ban:acuda
arrive annually atound the end of
April or early May and stay for two
or thr~e months. They drift up
from the south, probably from
+ Got hooked on fish stories?
See Sports, page BJ.
Mexico, and spawn in the warm
waters, now about 65 to 67
degrees, Tapp said.
"We sit around all winter and
all "spring waiting for them.· Tapp
said, noting this year's batch
seems unusually large in size and
number. He added peak barracu-
da fishing still lies ahead.
• SEE FISHING PAGE A22
Mark Scatchard shows one of two barracuda be caught
during a hall-day fishing trip out of Davey's Locker ln
Newport Beach Wednesday morning.
STAGED ace students trim
the fat off 1/amlet'
Trllstees
·consider
bond, tax
measures
• School booster's $120
donation prompts board
to. consider putting issue
on the ballot.
By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pi/or
· NEWPORT-MESA -The "idea
of a bond issue or parcel tax to
make up for the distric;t's lack of
money for· maintenance bas
caught steam with school board .
members
Those methods of raising
much-needed cash were tossed
around at Tuesday's school board
meeting, and a presentation· of
$120 cash by philanthropic high
Is the time right for I school officials to
pursue a bond mea-
sure or tax t9 help
pay for maintenance
needs in the N~rt-Mesa
Unified School District?
Please leave your comments
on our Readers Hat.line at
642-6086. •
school booster, Jun Scott Sr .. may
have inspired trustees to consider
the idea
While dozens of others argued
that Costd Mesa High SchOQl
should .be the primary benefioa-
ry of . the $7 .3-million sale of a
farm that used to be part of the
school, Scott and his son, Jun
Scott Jr., came forward to say
they knew the district.. would
need more than the farm sale to
pay for its maintenance woes.
"I'd' be willing to pay $10 a
month on' rrty property," the elder
Scott said, advocating a parcel
tax for the district.
Scott sent lus four children to
Estancia High· School but has
supported athletic and other pro-
grams at different schools.
·(Trustees) a.re not going to
use the big 'T' word, but we can
step up to the plate and make O\ll'
statement,· he said Wednesday.
"It's JUSt the right thing to do.•
All the trustees agreed· they
want to pursue discussion on a
bond issue or parcel tax and said
they were glad the idea came
• SEE MEASURE PAGE A22
I \, I• I \ 'Sha~mar pt!rk plan under way
• City hopes to replace dila~dated apartment build-
ing with playground for the West Side neighborhood.
A2 THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1997
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Sweeten Mothers Day
with an edih/.e surprise
N eiman Marcus has some
ideas for gift giving on
Mother's Day. There's a
lemon cheesecake in the• shape of
a spnng bonnet topped with an
edible ribbon, daisies and garden
roses.
The gourmet confection,
which serves eight to 10, is baked
fresh, flash-frozen and shipped
overnight, bearing the message,
"Happy Mother's Day." The cake
costs $150, plus $15 for shipping
and handling. it's created by Ele-
gant Ctieese Cakes of Half Moon
Bay.
A collection of sterling silver
sundial jewelry from Kieselstein-
Cord Sport includes a .16 112-inch
necklace Wlth brown leather
($700). matching bracelet ($495)
and ear clips ($395).
A few other ideas include an
Australlan Harvest lavender or
red rose shadow box that can be
hung from the wall or set on a
table ($72 eachl; the latest fra-
grance from Bulgari, Eau Par-
fumee Extreme, with a light citrus
scent ($120 for 3.4-ounce spray,
$77.50 for 1.7-ounce spray).
There's also a girls day out for
motfler and daughter that fea-
tures a full day of beauty treat-
ments including a consultation,
scalp massage, shampoo and
conditioning treatment, haircut,
Sothys Paris European one-hour
facial, makeup refresher, body
massage, manicure with paraffin
treatment, pedicure and lunch
($337).
1lffany & Co. has a nice selec-.
tion of Mother's Day gifts as well.
A n.tfany nature scarf ($185t,
handcrafted in 100% silk, is avail-
able m six botarucal designs and
in an assortment of colors.
An elegant sterling silver Com-
pact ($90), like all sterlinV. silver
gifts, can be engraved with a
monogram or special message to
• personal.J..ze the Mother's Day
• sentiment. Or, for a new twist on
-the traditional gift of perfu,me, the
-recently introduced TI.ffany Voile
Partume is a lighter version of the
classic ntfany scent. TI.ffany Voile
• is available in ·a 3.4-ounce atom-
• izer ($50). Tiffany & Co. (540-
5430) is located at South Coast
Plaza in Costa Mesa.
More shopping choices are
available at South Coast Plaza
with the opening of a few new
stores, including:
Mlldmoto, the Japanese com-
-pany that developed the cultured
pearl, will open its second retail
store in the United States this
month Milcimoto is respected for
its product design, crafting tech-
ruques and strict quality control.
It's known to be the world leader
in quality cultured pearls.
: Sulka, an international luxury
men's clothing store is opening
soon. Sul.ka is known for using
the finest fabrics and workman-
ship in the men's clothing busi-
• ness. For the last 100 years, Sullca
has been making meticulously
: tailored shirts and silk neckwear,
robes and pajamas.
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Saturdays. If you know of a good buy
call me at 540-1224, fax mt at 646-4170
: or write to me: Best Buys. Dally Pilot.
: 330 W. Bay St Costa Mesa, 92627.
VOL 91, NO. 99
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' Giving a;
retiring
teacher
·her due ·
• Student& of Coastline
College professor Marion
Walters will gather to wish
her wen in retirement.
By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot
. After everything Co.astline
Community College professor
Mari.on Walters has done for her
students and their children, there
was no way her ~dents would
let her retire without due recogru..
ti on.
Several hundred former stu-
dents of Walters, a child develop-
ment instructor, will gather Satur.-
day to thank her for helping them
better understand and teach their
children for 35 years.
DR. DAVID D.IAZ
Mary Anderson, who has
attended her class several times
as she watched her 5-year-old son
grow, said Walters has helped. her
become a more positive parent.
"She doesn't use negatives,'.'
Anderson said, remembering
Walters' phrases like: "Usten with
your ears· and "{he sand need:;
to stay low• instead of "Be quiet•
and "Don't throw sand.•
HE IS .
Sharing the secrets of life with
local college students. Cultivating fertile minds
MEDlA FRIENDLY
Diaz has endured his share of
media attention. The 10-year
Newport Beach resident has
appeared.on the likes of "Don-
ahue" and the netw.ork news to
discuss his work as medical
_director of West Coast Fertility
Centers in Anaheim and Foun-
tain Valley ..
He's not always happy with
the inaccuracies he sees in
reporting about his line of work.
But that didn't stop him from
allowing camera crews to follow
him through three days of work,
including an actual in-vitro fertil-
ization procedure.
The results of that intense film~
ing will be used as a telecourse
called "Cycles of Life" for Coast
Community College District.
Erickson gets
Youth Service Award
Costa Mesa City Councilman
Joe Erickson received the Youth
Service Award from the Boys &
Girls Club of the Harbor Area at
.the. annual Dinner Auction last
SatW'day.
As City Councilman, Erickson
worked to create the joint-use
athletic fields with the Newport-
Mesa U~ School District at
Kaiser and California elementary
schools, TeWmkle Middle School
and Costa Mesa High School.
He also campaigned to buy the
18-acre Costa Mesa High School
farm site to build playing fields for
children.
As a parent and volunteer, he
was a founding board member of
Save Our Youth Center at Rea
Community Center, and has
worked as a volunteer for AtYSO
and Newport Harbor Baseball
Association. .
Ericlcson has also volunteered
as a Newport-Mesa Schools
Foundation Grant Reader, New-
•I've always been interested
in teaching and educating," be
explained. "There's a lot of mis-
information out there perpetuat-
ed by the media."
PACKED SCHEDULE
Most pre~ous media attention
on Diaz focused on his successful
in-vitro fertilization of a 53-ear-
old Orange County grand.mo -
er. But Diaz, 48, has also helped
about 600 oilier women to con-
ceive dwing his 10 years as a fer-
tility doctor.
Diaz started out as an obstetri-
cian after graduating from ~y
ola University in Chicago and the
University of Missouri School of
Medicine. He was then recruited
to help start the fertility centers
by gathering the orig!!!al team of
cityside
port-Mesa Junior All American
Football Assistant and is a current
member of the Ensign J'(Jnior
High Navigators.
Today is Mother's Day
at Jewish Senior Center -The Ruth M. Kahn Jewish
Senior Center of Orange County
will celebrate Mother's Day with
a luncheon today _at the Jewish
Federation Campus in Costa
Mesa. r
Marion Fink will provide musi-
cal entertainment that will help
pay tribute to mothers during the
annual lunch event.
The Jewish Federation Cam-
pus is located at 250 E. Baker St.
For more information, call 513-
5641 .
Balboa Plan on menu
at Chamber breakfast
The Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce Marine
Committee is hosting its qttarterly
breakfast today.
experts and teaching seminars
for doctors.
"I saw this as the best way to
stay involved in helping
patients," he said. "Plus it
involves a lot of. basic science,
which I'm really interested in.•
Nc;>w he dedicates almost all of
his time to helping patients at the
ertillty centers. H"e carries a
·computer printout of his dally
schedule and sees patients sev~
days a week.
FILM CAREER
Coastli.ne Community College
m Fountairt Valley, which pro-
duced "Cycles of Life," called
Diaz in November 1996, "after
learning of his reputation
through newspaper and maga-
zine research. The effort was
Discusfiions will touch on how
the city's revitalization plan for
· the Balboa Peninsula will affect
the marine industry and what a
proposed Senate bill will do to
require all motorboat operators to
have a license.
The meeting is scheduled for
7:30 a .m. Thursday at the River-
boat Restaurant, 151 E. Coast
Highway. Caj.l 729-4400 for infor-
mation.
P~lic can meet top
water polo players
Fashion Island Saturday will
host a social in conjunction-.. with
the Newport International water
polo tournament.
In the Bloom.ingdale's court-
yard, members of the public can
mingle W!th national and
Qlympic water polo teams from
the United States, Australia,
Croatia, Greece and Yugoslavia.
The teams are competing a tour-
nament May 6-1 1 at Corona del
Mar High School.
For information call 721-2000.
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launched to update a previous
version of the movie filmed more
than 20 years agQ, when in-.vitro
fertilizati9n was a brand-new
concept.
"Cycles of Life" -which tea.-
hires 26 segments, each 30 min·
utes long -even won an Emmy
award as a series. It's used by col-
leges·~ound the country and airs
l~ally on public broadcasting~
station KOCE as a telecourse for
Coast Community College Dis-
trict.
Now Diaz hopes the film will
clear up some mi.sconceptions
about in-vitro procedures.
"People bear about women
having babies in their 50s and
60s, and they don't realize that
it's not easy," he said. "The film
helps so that when patients come
to see me, they have a realistic
idea of what to expect."
-Story by JenoUer Anmboog
Photo by Greg Pry
Parents brought their small
children with them to the classes
and just watched them play and
interact for a few hours while tak-
ing notes. ·
"You see them grow in front of
your eyes,• Anderson said. ~
'Then. the parents received le<:-
tures about discipline, Iiutritio!l
and other parenting issues.
Walters, of Balboa, is retiring to
spend more ti.me with her gran~
children. But, first, she and her
husband are taking a European
vacation. .
All of Walters' former students
are invited· to a family picnic in
her honor from noon to 3 p.m.,
Saturday at Coastline Newport
Beach Center, 2627 Vista Del Ore,
Corona del Mar. Bring your owb
food. Call Diane Hihara at 961-
4036 or Marianne .Eastmond at
642-4721 for more information. :
POLICE Pll
COSTA MESA -:
• Bristol Street: A cellular phone worth S649 was stolen from an unlocked
car parked in the 3000 block. •
• West Wiison Street: A briefcase containing cash and checks worth $600
was stolen from the driveway of a home In the 100 blodC. The brietcas. had •
been left unattended.
• Fairview RoMI: VCRs, a stereo and a microscope worth S705 were stolen
from a high school In the 2600 block. The door was pried open. .
•Newport Boulevard: A bass amplifier l!ind stage monitors worth Sl,600
we<e-stolen from the sanctuary of a church in the 2500 blodc. There was no
sign of forced entry.
• Plac9ntla Av.nu.: A cellular phone worth S 1 SO '(VaS stolen from a car
parked in the 1300 block. The window was smashed.
NEWPORT BEACH
• Granville Drive: Jewelry, a radio and cash worth SS,090 were stolen from •
an unlocked house In the 1900 block.
•East Balboa Boulevard: $500 worth of damage was caused when the win-:
dow of a car parked In the 1000 block was shattered.
• 15th Street: $5, 1 SO worth of property, lndudlng two VCRs, a camcorder
and a wetsuit. was stolen from a home in the 100 block. The thief or thieves
apparently entered through an unlocked bakony.
• Baywood Drive: Video game equipment worth $430 was stolen from a
home in the 900 block. The window was unlocked.
•29th Stnet: Computer equipment worth $16, 110 was stolen from a car
parked in the 200 block. There was na:-slgn of forced entry.
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I DAILY PILOT
TOUGH ENOUGH
Six Costa Mesa polic.e officers earn black belts in aikido
By Christopher Goff ard, Dai/o; Pilot
COSTA MESA -Bruised,
scraped and still smiling, six
members of the Special
Weapons and Tactics team of the
Costa Mesa Police Department
received their black belts in aiki-
do Wednesday, marking the
completion of a 144-hour course
stressing techniques that <?an be
llSed on the job.
Lt. Ron Smilh, Sgt. Darell
Freeman and officers Phil Hart-
man, Dan Erber, David Makiya-
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ma and Grahm Beilby spent 16
months studying at the Logan
Avenue martial arts studio of
Costa Mesa police Officer David
Dye, one of the nation's highest-
ranking ailcido black belts.
The curriculum included
leaping over tables and rolling
while carrying prop rifles in full
combat gear weighing 40
pounds. While 14 SWAT mem-
bers started the course, eight
dropped out because of schedul-
ing conflicts or injury. Pain didn't
stop Makiyama, who broke his
toe on the mat and tested for his
black belt with the injury.
Some of the graduates said
they've already used aikido
techniques on the streets.
•Most of the time when we
have problems with people
we're in a wrestling match," said
Freeman, noting a recent run-in
with someone who was believed
to be intoxicated. "This way
you're putting them on the
ground and staying in control. n
Dye said he intended the
course as a pilot program and
hopes to continue it with other
police.
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.... I THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1997 A3 . ..
Ferguson foils Fred coltimn again
G ood gnef, Gil Ferguson! You
screwed me up agam.
Last year, I was all set to do a
column on your come-from-
behind victory over Ross Johnson
in that nasty prirnc}ry ruckus for
Marian Bergeson's state Senate
seat.
And the carpetbdgger wins.
This week, I wanted to do a
piece on you and this Principles
Over Politics outfit you founcfed.
So what bappens? You go and
have a heart attack.
Yo~ and I· are polar opposites
on most political issues -with
the possible exception of leash
laws, although those definitely
are a restriction on individual
rights.
A fat lot of good it does, but
you and I do come together in
deploring the despotic rule of
Republican Party royalty in
Orange Countf. Apparently
there is some truth in the old
wheeze that says politics make
strange bedlellows.
When I saw you at the Princi-
ples Over Politics breaklast a
couple of weeks ago, I thought
you looked terrific. 1 have never
known exactly how fit a fiddle is
supposed to be, but you looked
robust enough for a whole violin
section.
Then, barn -infarction.
Take care, Gil. Godspeed and
best wishes. Recover speedily
and totally. And when you have,
let's hoist some Jello and discuss
whether it is possible even to
think about putting principles
above politics in today's climate.
DOCTOR'S ORDERS: Gil's
heart attack had not.lung to do
with it, but I have been spending
con~iderable lime recently with
various medical types.
fred
mart~n
I have seen Dr. Michael
Drucker about my skeletal parts
and sundry connected tissues.
He will stick an arthroscope
inside my knee one of these
days, as soon as I muste r the
gumption to go for H. .
Monday I spent long overdue
t:qne with Dr. Richard Cramm,
the internal medicine speaalist
who tends my internal systems
Pending reports on tests of van-
ous bodily fluids, Cramm pro-
nounced me to be in pretty good
fettle for a geezer.
We were discussing a complex
medic~ point and how he would
deal with it when I noted that he
was obviously a belt-and-sus-
penders guy.
"No," said this wise, w'itty and
caring fellow, "tWo belts, two
suspenders. I am a cautious man,
and l have exactly the right job."
The next day, I consulted der-
matologist Dr. Charles Mailman
for the first time in about six
years. A friend had'noticed a
patch of rough; dark skm on my
right ear and suggested it looked
ominous.
"Aha,• said Mailman. instant-
ly siz.ing up the blob as some-
thlng-or--0ther •keratosis." Not a
vefy friendly word, keratosis.
"Not a problem," he said. "On
a scale of one to 12 (12 being the
dreaded and deadly carcinoma],
these things are a five."
Our family bas gone to Mail-
man ever since we moved here
34 years ago. He said there were
only three dermatologists in
Newport then. How many now?
"Thirteen," he said, without
hesitation.
ln contrast, Newport has 40
plastic surgeons. Is there a•moral
in there somewhere?
BIATANT J>LUG: I am
pleased to report -nay, delight-
ed -that mv boating tong for 26
years, Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Club, won the trophy for the club
whose members took home the
most silver in the 50th edition of
the annual Newport to Ensenada
race two weeks ago.
That's the second time in five
years the club bas nailed that
considerable distinction. It also
has been voted Club of the Year
-for the third year m a row -
by the 80-plus clubs of the
Southern California Yach.ting
Assoaation.
In another local triumph,
American Legion Yacht Club of
Balboa was ranked first this year
among smaller clubs. Bahia
Corinthian won in the large club
division.
So does this mean I have to
wonder il Groucho wasn't onto
somet.lung when he questioned
the mental health of a dub that
would have him as a member?
Nah.
• FRED MARTIN'S column runs every
Thursday and Saturday.
Your.<Jabe~oul !J?(eafs 7Jeserve
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Our deli is strictly Lucy's d omain. She runs ~t with the same meticulous
attention a!ld demand for quality that you would expect from any
perfectionist in the kitchen. Lucy prepares her own sumptuous, aromatic
soups from old family recipes. She selects meats & chee.ses to impress even the
most discriminating guests. And he r salads take any meal from promising to
perfection. So, come on over to the Ranch and ask Lucy to let you try a few
samples. She loves to show off.
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Thats what city officials, residents and
local merchants are finding out as plans to
refurbish the Balboa Peninsula take shape.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
• EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first In a
series of artldes on the plan to revitalize
the Balboa Peninsula. Other articles will
focus' on those affected by the proposed
changes.
NEWPORT BEACH -Not
every city plan inspires locals to
form new community groups,
pack City Council meetings or
create an entire subculture With
its own lingo.
But not every city plan propos-
es everything from changing
parking to rerouting roads in one
of the city's oldest areas, the Bal-
boa Peninsula. Since a commit-
tee-drafted plan was presented in
January, it has e ndured some
harsh criticism at public meet-
ings, resulting in the elimination
of the touchier ideas.
"We're gojng ahead with some
very important things that would
make a difference," said Assistant
City Manager Sharon Wood, who
worked with the committee. "We
have to do it in small steps-"
Most city officials remain opti.:,
mistic that something will be
done to help the pe~ul<Q wilt-
ing image. nus plan is, after all,
in line for funding -which is far-
ther than the dozens of similar
plans in the past have gotten.
And officials agree with resi-
dents' call for public outreach,
which the council has deemed its
No. 1 priority.
"There's a fairly significant
amount of misinformation out
there,· said Planning Commis-
sioner Mike Kranzley, a commit-
tee member.
So here it is: Everything you!ve
ever wanted to know about the
city's plans to revitalize the Bal-
boa Peninsula, according to city
officials.
Lingo
Before you rush off to a meet-
ing to say your peace about the
peninsula ·plans, you'll have to
learn a few of the catch words
that surround the issue. Some
crop up at city meetings on any
subject, and some are unique to
peninsula discussions:
• BPPAC -acronym for the
Balboa Peninsula Planning Advi-
sory Committee, those nine resi-
dents and business owners who
drafted the 60 pages of recom-
mendations now being discussed.
. • Mixmaster -the spot where
Newport and Balboa boulevards
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+Thedtyt.
mmpped out how to ~ for some pans of
the ~term plans
to rNtallze the Bal-
boa Peninsula:
• $125,000 In off-
street parking funds to draft • parking .
ft'tilnagement plan
l merge; the rep6rt proposes making l the intersection less confusing.
: • Via Uclo/32.od -shorthand for
: the idea to make 32nd Street, rather
than Via Udo, the primary route to
Udo Isle. This idea, however, has
been eliminated.
• Public outreach -the city's
plans to hold meetings with commu-
nity gyoups to explain the finer points
of the revitalization efforts.
• Parking management -a report
city staff will soon begin working on
le ouWning guidelines to make signs
along Balboo Boulevard more consis-
tent.
Not going to happen
The city won't be reroµting Via
Udo traffic onto 32nd Street, as the
plan recommended. That move may
change the fate of plans to establish
a town square-type area with land-
scaping and seating areas boWlded
by Via Udo, 32nd and Newport
Boulevard.
/·'
SHALIMAR
CONTINUED FROM A 1
~sident Pedro Bravo knows;
exactly what he wants to see
at the park: A basketball
court. He said he is tired ol
playing in the street, and
gave one word to describe his
feelings about the planned
playground: MHappy."
• Proceeds from a
chamber of c~ ·
merce golf tourna-
ment to study tenant
recruitment
"We're going ahead with some
very important things that
would make a difference. We
The city also will
leave median parking
along Balboa Boulevard
as it is instead· of elimi-
nating it.
Just after the plan's
January debut, c;ouncil
members cut the pro-
posal to convert Marina
mobile home park into a
recreational area.
Maria Alvarez, who runs
the Shalimar Learning Cen-
ter across the street from the
abandoned property, is acting
as the informal spokeswoman
for the neighborhood on the
issue.
• S100,oo0 In federal
Community Develop-
ment Block Grants to
study beautifying Bal-
boa Boulevard
have !o do it in small steps ... " · "We nave a lot of kids, and
we need (the park)," she
said. "It's not good that kids
are playing in the streets."
• $25,000 in the same
.
-SHARON WOOD
that will assess ho"" many parking
spaces are on the peninsula, how
many more are needed, and where
there's room to put more. The report
suggests considering off-peninsula
parking .with shuttle or trolley ser-
vices. •
They'll consider that city-owned
park as a separate issu~ later this
year.
They also banished the thought of
condemning and re.developing por-
tions of Balboa and Newport boule-
vards. Some residents and business
Fearing that criminals
from other parts of the city
will use the park for their ille-
gal endeavors and pin the
blame on Shalimar residents,
she said she hopes to keep it
mostly for locals.
· grants to study
improving the "mix-
master" at Newport
and Balboa boule-
vards
What may still happen
·owners objected vehemently to that
idea, even threatening legal action.
"We know who lives here
clnd who doesn't," she said.
"We can have guests (there),
but it's not a big park. It's a lit-
tle park."
• $25,000 In federal
grants to design
peninsula entry signs
• $100,000 In off-
. street parking funds
to prepare plans and
estimates for revamp-
ing the Balbaa Pier
parking lot
• $50,000 to imple-
ment 'the first phase
• o.f the yet-to-be-
: drafted pa"'lng man-
agement plan
• $45,0oo to prepare
a new sign ordinance
Planting some trees' and flowers
along Balboa Boulevard has emerged
as a good possibili\y, as bas drawing
up that parking management pro-
gyam. And despite a few grumbles of
public opposition, the council is still
considering the idea of untangling
the mixmaster.
City staff a lso will be studying
ways to recruit more businesses to
the area. And though the council
ha_s taken separate action to
clamp down ori alcohol-serving
businesses on the peninsula, it
plans to continue monitering new
bars.
Next year, the council is slated to
consider an ordinance cracking ·down
on abandoned boats. It also will tack-.
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han said one option under
consideration is to keep the
park gated at night to keep
potential drug dealers away.
"Definitely, we could use a
park in the area," he said.
"It's an innovative way for us
to work on some df the blight
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expensive. l think leveling it
and building a park might be
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Stark images and collage are pqrt..of 'student exhibit at City Hall gallery
By M ichelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot
Michelle Selander and Aman-
da Young have been creating art
and collages since their elemen-
tary school days.
But a ~chool visit from profes-
sional collage artist Robert Mayer
helped them broaden their artistic
horizons and see their art on dis-
play.
The girls are just two, of many
students from Ensign Middle and
Newport Harbor High schools
who will have their art displayed
at the Newport Beach City Hall
Gallery until June 3.
Michelle, an eighth-grader at
Ensign, said it was exciting to see
her artwork collage on· display for
· the first time.
"My whole life revolves
around art,• Michelle, 14, said.
"It's the first'time I've ever seen it
up. People walk over and see it
and say, 'Who did-this?'"
Her untitled collage combines.
pastels, magazine cutouts of dif-
ferent people and colors pasted
together. ·
Talking about Michelle's and
another work, Mayer . said,
•They're very obsessive. There
was a lot of work going into them.
I think they handled it with a
mastery,•
., BRIAN POBUDA I DAILY P1l0T Mayer spent a month in Ensign
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Newport-Harbor students Michelle KagasoJLanc}l)avid Brlcca view a collage· at an art receptt~n
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-MIOfELl.E SELAND~R
of the students' works.
•To me, their work is really
original,• he said. •They're will-
ing to experiment. It's fuel for my
own work. I go away from class
energized. Just what they do is·
incredible.•
Amanda, a freshman at NeY{-
port Harbor, explained that her
··self-portrait" on display was ere-
ated by a lithograph, pastels and'
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uThey don't really think about
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In memory of a .gentleman and a journalis~ Golf tournament to
beneftt Red Cross I n 40 years of knocking
around newspapers, 1•ve
never met anyone like BW
BWiter. Not even close.
He was the finest reporter
around -with keen intelli-
gence, a lot of heart and a
sense of infinite fairness.
I was a beneficiary of his
goodwitlfmany times over.
Once during my brief fling as a
community correspondent for
the L.A, TI.mes, I was walking
around the block as Bill was
taking his noon-hour jog, prob-
ably getting ready fo r one of
his marathons.
He stopped in mid-stride as
we met, and•told me in that
earnest way of his that he
thought my story was the best
one in the paper that day.
I had my doubts, that's for
sure. But like always, he left a
warm glow in his wake.
He was especially kind to
young reporters.
PLUG IN
A couple of years ago,
Mamie Mcheod, a reporter for
our news organization, told of
her delight in meeting Billitei.
"He introduced himself,"
she told us at the time, "and
said that he was-one of my
greatest fans and that I did a
really good job of covering
schools."
That encounter was vintage
Billiter. Here he was, the most
respected reporter in the coun-
ty, banding out praise to some-
one he hadn't met from a
weekly newspaper.
Marnie sat down at her
computeti inspired, and prot?a:
bly wrote a better story than
she ordinarily would have.
Billiter was such a genuine
article that he believed,· whole-
heartedly, in others.
I was part ofa minor decep-
tion designed a few years ago
at taking advantage of BilLiter's
trusting nature.
The Huntington Beach City
Council wanted to honor him
after he retired as a full-time
Tirnes staffer, and it was going
to be a surprise.
Times Columnist Jerry Hicks
devised a little white lie to
assure Billiter's appearance.
He told Billiter confidentially
that he bad learned via the
grapevine that I was the one
(fat chance) who was going to
be honored, knawing that it
would be a good bet that Bill
would be there, as ever the
good compadre.
Sure enough, he dropped
plans for whatever be was
doing to come to the Monday
night meeting.
And for the only time, I saw
him clueless when the mayor
called him to the podium to
receive the laurels.
Bill turned to me and
said something l ike, #They
have il wrong, don't they
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mean you, Bob?"
He recovered qy1ck.ly,
accepted the tribute graciously
and made a few impromptu
remarks about the attributes of
the city that charmed officials
and audience members alike.
Huntington Beach Council-
man Dave Sullivan, as many
others, remembers Billiter as
Mtotally fair and accurate. H Sul-
livan said he has been most
impressed by Billiter's ability to
attach historical perspective to
major issues. M Anyone coming
to Huntington Beach for the
first lime could understand an
issue because of Bill's incredi-
ble knack in just a few sen-
tences to explain its past histo-
ry."
L.A. Times correspondent
and former Daily Pilot reporter
Russ Loar broke irlto Journal-
ism competing with Billiter. At
the time, Loar was a reporter at
an Irvine newspaper.
"As a beginning reporter, I ·
was spoiled by his acquain-
tance because I never met any-
body who could measure up to
his unique combination of high
moral standards, polished pro-
fessionalism and unpretentious
bearing, N Loar said. NWhen
we covered the same story or
news event, I would pick up
the L.A. Times the next morn-
ing "and read his story carefully,
th.inking, 'Why didrl't I ask that
question? Why didrl't I realize
the main purpose of this story
and why was it important to
the lives of the readers?'
•it was my contirluing edu-
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Billiter died Api;il 19 at the
age of 62 of an apparent heart
attack dfter running in a SK
race.
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1 The Newport Beach Central
Ubrary presents a free program
alled "Getting a Job 1brough
the Back Door" at 7 p.m. in the
Friends' meeting room, 1000 Avo-
cado Ave. For more information,
call 717-3801.
CERAMICS
Oran~e Coast College's
Ceramics Club presents its annu-til Spring Ceramic Art and Pottery
~ale from 8 a .m. to 7 p.m. in the
quad area in front of OCC's Stu-
(lent Center. Prices start at $5. For
'VJ-ore information, call 432-5515.
FINANCE TALK
Courtlandt Financial offers a
free workshop on ·Asset Alloca-
tion for Portfolio Risk ·Reduction•
from 1, to 2 p .m. or 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the University Athletic
Club, 1701 Quail St., Newport
Beach. For more information, call
251-6901.
MORNING CLUB
• The Thursday Morning Club, a
Harbor-area friendship club,
invites local ladies to join the club
for a luncheon and the "Tea for
1\vo" Fashion Show from 11 a.m.
fo 2 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Club,
J221 W. Coast Highway, Newport
Bea.ch. Cost is $18. for more
information, call 546-0301.
ESTATE Pl.ANNING
The law offices of Usa A. Cian-
cio of!ers a free workshop on
"Estate Planning for the Young
Family -Protecting Your Family
Through Wills and 1i'usts" at 6:30
p.m. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite
300, Newport Beach. Reserva-
tions are required at 574-0866.
PRACTICAL 8UDGETfNG
Orange Cohst College offers a
Jree workshop that will show
attendees how to better manage
their money called "Practical
Budgeting# lrom noQn to 1 :30
p.m. today_ and May 15 in OCC's
Re-Entry Center. For more infor-
mation, call 432-5162. • FASHION ·~HOW
Vice presidents of design Dana
Buchman and Karen Harman will
appear at a fashion show to high-
light the "dana b. and karen ff
casual line at 6 p.m. at the Bloom-
ingdale's Courtyard at Fashion
Island in Newport Beach. For
inore information, call 729-6600.
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hold its next dinner meeting at 6
p.m. at the Costa Mesa Golf and
Country Club, 1701 Golf Course
Drive. Cost is $14.50". For more
info.nnation, call 558-7 541.
WEB PAGE WORKSHOP
The Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce offers a
free business assistance work-
shop from 7:30 to ~ a.m. at 1470
Jamboree Road, Newport Beach.
1\vo experts will share valuable
tips on creating a web page. For
reservations, call 476-3223.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Orange Coast College's Sailing
Program offers a photography
seminar for sailors titled "On-the-
Water Photography" from 7 to 10
· p.m. at 1801 W. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. Registration fee
is $23 for singles and $39 per cou -
ple. To register, call 645-9412.
BENEFIT SHOW
Women's Gathering, an orga-
nization on the Orange Coast Col-
lege campus, presents a benefit
show for Women Helping Women
at 4 p.m. in OCC's forum. The
event will feature various bands,
speakers and a giveaway. Adinis-
sion is $2 for attendees who
donate women's clothing and $4 ·
for others. For more information,
call 631-2333.
INVENTOR'S FORUM
Orange Coast College offers a
forum on "Prototyping Your New
fdea: How, Where, How Much"
from 7:30 to 10 p.m. in room 101
of OCC's Science Lecture Hall.
Registration fee is $5 for members
and $15 for guests. For more
information, call 432-5880.
SATURDAY
WATER POLO SOCIAL
Fashion, Island pres~nts the
1997 Newport International
Water Polo Tournament Social in
Bloomingdale's courtyard for the
National and Olympic Water Polo
Teams from the United· States, · Australi~ ·canada, Croatia,
Gteece and Yugoslavia from 6:30
to 8:30 p.m. at Fashion Island. The
tourname,nt will be held at Coro-
na del Mar High School May 6-
11. The social will be a fund-rais-
ing kick off for the 2000 Olympic
Games in Australia arid catered
by seven of Fashion Island's
restaurants. Tickets are $20. For
more information, call 721-2000.
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$20. For reservations, call 456-
7605.
HAT SHOW •
Piecemak.ers Country Store
presents Serenade of Hats Spring
Fashion Show from 11 :30 a.m. to
1:30 p.m. at 1720 Adams A~e.,
Costa Mesa. The event includes a
lunch under a canopy, music and
door prizes. Cost is $10. For reser-
vations, call 641-3112.
SURFRIDER FOUNDATION
The Surfrider Foundation is
boldiog its fourth annual Teach &
Test Brunch at the Hard Rock
Cafe from 9 to 11 a.m. at On Edge
Board Shop, 6000 1/2 Coast High-
way, Newport Beach. Teach and
Test is an 11-week program for
high school students to test the
local waters. Cost is $15 for
adults, $10 for students and $8 for
kids ages 3-12. For more informa-
tion, call 646-3644.
CYBERCAFE
Orange Coast College offers its
"Saturday Morning Cybercafe"
from 9 a.m. to ·noon in Hi-Tech
Lab room 201 of OCC's Technolo-
Newpon 8e9ct\/Costa Mesa Oai.Jy Pilot
gy Center. The topic of the day
will be •navel -Across the St.ate
or Around the World." Sessions
are $29 per class. For more infor-
mation, call 432-5880.
USED BOOK SALE
The Friends of the Newport
Beach Library offers a used
book sale from 9:30 a .m. to 5
p.m. at the Newport Beach Cen-
tral Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave.
For more information, call 759-
9314.
FINANCE TALK
Courtlandt Financial offers a
free workshop on "Asset Alloca-
tion for Portfolio Risk 'Reduction•
from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Universi-
ty Athletic Club, 1701 Quail St.,
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation, call 251-6901.
-COMPUTER CLUB
Orange Coast College's next
WINNERS Computer Club will
meet from 9 a.m. to noon in room
116 of OCC's Fine Arts building.
The club is open to anyone inter-
ested in Microsoft Windows and
Windows applications, including
beginners. Annual membership
fee is $20. For more information,
call 644-5782.
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BEHIND THE SCENES
The Newport Beach Central
Library offer11 a free program
called •Behind the Scenes" at 7
p.m. in the Friends' meeting
room, 1000 Avocado Ave. The
workshop will feature tips on
how to get work, do the work
&!ld keep wprk.ing on stage and
in the film and television indus-
try. For more information, call
717-3801 . '
HEALTH WORKSHOP
Reese Movement Institute
offers a free introductory work-
shop Crom 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Hale-
crest Park, 3107 Killybrooke
Lane. Costa Mesa. Feldenkrais
movement, a revolutionary
approach to improving your
health and well-being, and
bands-on techniques will be
demonstrated. To register, call
(619) 436-9087.
TUESDAY
ABUSE PREVENTION
The Orange County Child
Abuse Prevention Center offers a
:volunteer training program for
:-family support workers froip 6:30
:to 9:30 p.m. today an<f May 14
,and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on May ~17 a t 2482 Newport Blvd., Suite 7,
;Costa Mesa. Volunteers work
: with families in their homes and
provide parent education and
information, access to community
resources and emotional support
and encouragement. There is a
special need for couples, college
interns and Spanish-speaking
individuals. For i:eservations, call
722-1107.
ABUSe.PREVENTION
The Orange County Child
Abuse Prevention <;:enter offers
volunteer training for th~ "Wel-
come Baby" program from 6:30 to
9:30 p.m. today 'and May 15 at
2482 Newport Blvd, Suite 7, Cos-
ta Mesa. Volunteers would act as
role models to first-time parents
offering guid~ce and training in
infant care and development. For
reservations, call 722-1107.
FlNANCE TALK
Dean Witter ~eynolds Inc.
offers a free seminar on •Finan-
cial Independence for Today's
Woman" at 7 p.m. at 575 Anton
Blvd., No. 100, Costa Mesa. For
more information, call 241-3198.
STRESS MANAGEMENT
Orange _9oast College offers a
free stress management work-
shop from ~ to 8 p.m. in the Re-
Entry Center. For more informa-
tion, call 432-5162.
CONSULTS SEMINAR
Merrill Lynch offers a free
uconsults Seminar" at 11:45 a.m.
at The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500
MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach.
For reservations, call 517-0183.
DIVORCE TALK
The law offices of Lisa A. Cian-
cio offers a free wol'kshop on
"Divorce -What to Expect How
to Proceed" at 6:30 p.m. at 881
Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport
Beach. Reservations are required
at 574-0866.
AlTENTION
CoasWne Counseitng Center
offers a workshop on Attention
Deficit 1'isorder called "Time
Management? Help!" from 7 to
9 p.m. at 1200 Quail St.: Suite
105, Newport Beach . Cost is
$20. For n\ore information, call
476-0991.
PICKING STOCK
South Coast Business and Pro-
fessional Women offers its month-
ly meeting on "How To Pick·
Stock" from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at
the Wyndham Garden Hotel,
3350 Avenue. of ~e Arts, Costa
Mesa. Cost is $17 for members
and $22 for guests. To RSVP, call
472-4666.
WEDNESDAY
COUEGE NIGHT
Estancia High School will hold
its annual College Night at 7 p.m.
in the school's Social Studies
Court, 2323 Placentia Ave., Costa
Mesa. Students and parents from
all Newport-Mesa Unified SChool
District high schools are invited to
attend. Presentations will be
made by representatives from
several unlversilies, and a ques-
tion-and-answer session will fol-
low. For more information, call
760-3422.
INTERNET 101
Microsoft presents a free intro-
ductory seminar called "intern t
101 " from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the
Newport Beach Central Library,
1000 Avocado Ave. Por more
information, call 717-3800.
HEALTHY SEXUALITY
Orange Coast College offers a
free workshop on "Healthy Sexu-
ality" from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Re-
Entry Center. Attendees will learn
basic facts that are important to
know before becoming intimate.
For more information, call 432-
5162.
PICKING STOCKS
Smith Barney presents a finan-
cial workshop for women called
"How to Pick Stocks" from 6 to
7:30 p.m. al the Newport Beach
Marriott, 900 Newport Center
Drive. Cost is $5. To register, call
955-7817.
COMPUTER FRIENDS
Computer Friends will meet on
Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the multi-
purpose room at the Oasis Senior
Center, 800 Marguerite Ave.,
Corona del Mar. There will be a
demoristration on how to bank on
line. Cost is $2. For more informa-
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WOMEN OF THE YEAR
Temple Bat Yahm will honor
its lh{ee "Women of the Year• at
10:15 a .m. at 1011 Camelback,
Newport Beach. Newport Beach
residents Barbara Glabman,
Nina Balis and Leslea Miller will
be recognized for their commu-
nity services. Tickets are $40
For reservations, call 775-8016
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The -Costa Mesd Histoncal
Society's next meeting will be
held at 7:30 p.m. at 1870 Ana-
heim St., Costa Mesa. For more
information, call 631-5917.
FUND-RAISER
The Exchange Club of
Orange Coast presents "Laugh,
Learn and Lunch,• a fund-raiser
and membership drive, from
noon to 2 p.m . at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601
Bayside Drive, Corona del Mar.
The event will include lunch,
. insight, clever comedic dialogue
-all to help support t'he pre-
vention of child abuse. Cost is
$15. For reservations, call 760-
3142.
CRIBBAGE
The Newport Beach Parks
.and Recreation Cribbage Club
will meet at 6:45 p.m. al the
Oasis Center, 800 Marguente
Ave., Corona del Mar. All levels
are welcome and lessons are
available. For more information,
call 64 2·-0817.
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BREAKFAST MIXER
The Costa Mesa ~amber pf
Commerce's next breakfast miX'-
er on •How to Market YoU{ Bust-
ness." will be held at 7;15 a.m. at
the Costa Mesa CountIT Club,
1701 Goll Cour.te Drive. Cost ls
$10 in advance and $15 at the
door. To RSVJ>, call 574-8780. ~
LAW AUXILIARY
The Orange County Law A~
wary presents its yearly instaful.-
tion luncheon at 11 :30 a.m. at
The Ritz Restaurant, 880 New-
port Center Drive. Newport
Beach. The Honorable Gary L.
Taylor of the United States Dis-
trict Court will be the gues_t
speaker and presenter._For more
informatlorl, call 440-67 57, ext.
160.
RUMMAGE SALE
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Chwch is holding its 32nd annu-
al rummage sale from 9 a .m . to 7
p m. at 600 St. Andrews Road,
Newport Beach. All proceeds
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MAY16
.WMMAGE SA.lE
St. Andrew's Presbytenan
urch II h4vtng Ill 32nd a.n.nu.oJ
Mfl9111mage sale from 9 o.m. to 2
at 600 St. Andrews Road,
l'!·l~n">Ort Beach. All proceeds will ltD to varlou.s nuJSi.ont. For more·
fillormAtion, c4ll 631·1854
ONGOING ,
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• • A private telephone consuJta-Jlon ls offered at no charge from 7
• tO 8 p.m. every Monday Tdlk with
• ..professlon4.I about dliftrultLes in
~w We by calling 7 59-0357
I .. HETWORKER
· . The Tuei.ddy Morning Net-
• ~orker yroup !.hares leads from 7
: lo 8 a.m. every Tuc!.ddy dl Muru's
• Cale, 1835 Newport Blvd , \ostd
Mesa . Por more anlom1rJllun , call
215-2903.
SURPLUS FOOD
Seniors and Jow-uH·1mH~ fdrru-
b.es of the Coslt1 MC's<i/Newport
Beach arcd ctin ohldin frN:! USDA
surplus food from I 1 d .lll to 3 p m
the second Pndtty of , .. wh month
In the reur purk1nq lot of the•
Church of Chml. 740 W W1Json
St.. Cosld Mf:'<,t1 Hnnu picture
1denW1catJon ror rrtrm· informd·
tJon, call 6.50-82.Jh
MESA EMERGENCY
Mesa EmNqf'n< y Sf'rvtcc•
A'mateur Communirdtton offer.,
the opportunity for I lam Radio
operators to parttc1pdte m th<~ city
of Costa Mesa's Rddto Amateur
. C1vLI C!merg«>nry SNv1cc• orgdnt·
zatton. WE>ekly nPI!> arc· held ttl
7 :20 p.m on 147.060 mhz. Month-
ly m<>etinq<i drt! hc•ld on thr fourth
W~nPs<.l.sy of thE-month tll b:30
pm. ut th<' f'o<;ta M<'sd Police
0Ppartmt'nt For morP informc.1-
t1on, C'dll 7.54 -7045
MOMS SUPPORT GROUP
Group p'ro('(·ss ·focuses on
work, succe<is dnd purPnting
ISSUCS (•very ftr-.t t1n<.l third Thurs-
day lrom noon to l 15 p.m dnd 7
.to 8.15 pm at 2cmo Unstol St.
Suite J-108, Co<,ta Mt>'>d Thf' sC's-
Th~ay or the· month al the
Neighborhood Corrunwtity ~
ter, UMS Park Ave., Cotta Mesa.
FoT more lnfonnatton. c:aD 645-
5326.
COED SUPPORT
The Newport Beach Psycho·
logical Assodatton otters o coed
support group every Thunday at
7 p.m. al 3101 W. Coa.tt .High-
way. No 311, Newport Beach.
The support group requires free
pre·assesmient before joining.
For more lnformation, call 722-
4588
• The Healing Connection
oUers a coed relal.lonsbip group at
6:30 p.m. on Wednesdays at 4425
Jamboree Road. !80-A. Newport
Reach. For more lnJonnation, call
261-8003. .
BODY IMAGE SUPPORT
The Newport Beach Psyyho-
logical Assoddtion offers a b0dy-
1mage/moderate Paling support
group that meets every Wednes-
day at 7 p.m at 3101 W Coast
Hlghway, No 311 , Newport
Beach. Por more a.nfonnatiOn, call
722-4588.
RELAXATION
Hodg tv1emoncil Hospital Pres-
bytPnan otfPrs d free "Relaxation
dOd lmc;1gPry" workshop from 10
to 11 :30 d.m. on the fourth
Wedncsddy of ev<~ry mont:h at the
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OIVOtta MEDIATION
A free lecture about divorce
mediation, an a.ttemattve to the
traditional two-attoroey divorce,
Is offered tba third Thursday of .
every month wt.th attorney Alida
0 . Taylor and psyc:bologitt Lee H.
Solow. SpAce ii limited and reser-
vations are required. For more
inlorm.atlon, call 863-9590.
TOASTMASTERS a.uas
• The Newport Beach Distin-
guished T04S\mtite.rs Club 1300
meets every Tuesdlly from 7 to 9
p.m. ln Sgt. Pepperoni's meeting
room, 2300 S.E. Bristol Street,
Newport Bea.ch. For reservations,
call 730-3671.
• Joto Mesa Messengers Toast-
master Club 691 ln Costa Mesa
tor their meetings at 7 p.m.
Wednesdays at Mesa Verde
Methodist CburCb, 1701 Baker ·
St., Costa Mesa. VlSitors are wel-
come. For more inf ormalion, call
540"'4446.
• The Blue Flame Toastmasters
Club 2717 meets at 7 a .m. every
Wednesday at the Village Parmer,
South Coast Plaza Village, 1651
Sunflower Ave., Costa Mesa. ·The
meeting is free for first-time visi-
tors. For more information, call
855-4308.
• Toastmasters Club 231 meets
al 7 a.m. every Monday at The
Irvine Co .. 550-C Newport Cen-
ter, Newport Beach. For more
information, call 733-2209.
• Harborlites Toastmaster Club
1927 meets at 7 a.m . every
Wednesday at the NauticaJ Muse-
UQl. 151 e CoaSt Highway, New-
~ Beech. For mo i.ntormation, Call 854-4580.
OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS
Overeaun AnonymOUl meets
from 7 to 9 p.m. every Wednesday
at West Newport Community
Center, 883 W. 15th St, No. 5
upstain, Newport Beach. For
more intonnAtlon, call 953-0900.
WOMEN'S SUPPORT
The Hope Institute, a center for
recovery and family education,
often a women's support group al
7 p.m. every Tuesday at 2900 B~
tol St., C•206, Costa Mesa. For
more information, call 432-0020.
• The Healing Connection
offers a women's relationship
group at 7 p.m. on Tuesdays at
4425 Jamboree Road, 180-A,
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation, call 261-8003.
ANIMAL BEREAVEMENT GROUP
This ongoing group specializes
in the needs of individuals who
have sick and/or dying animals in
their lives. 1t meets from 1 :30 to 2
p.m. every Tuesday ·at 3101 W.
Coast Highway, Suite 311, New-
port Beach. Free admission, how-
ever call 722-4588 for space reser-
vation.
EMOTIONAL SUPPORT
• The Alliance for the Mentally
lll of Orange County provides
education and emotional support
for families dealing with mentally
ill loved ones. A free support
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BRISTOL' & BAKER NEXT TO 7·11) COSTA MESA
group meets from 6 to 7:30 p .m.
every 1\1esdaV at Orange County
Mental Health Cl1nic, 3115 Red·
bill Ave., Costa Mesa. Call SU·
8"88 for details.
'and raP-t and their friends and
family meets from t O a.m. to noon
every Sat\irday at 760 Vlctona St,
Colt.a Mesa. There is DO fee. For
more information. call Ids at 859-
3918. • Also, St. Andrew's Presbyter-
ian Church offen a support group
for families with loved ones with OfVOltG SUflPORT GIK>UP
serious mental illnesses. The Mariners Church lpODSOn a
group meets Sundays from 6:30 to free divorce recovery support
8 p .m. in the church's Stewart group at 7 p.m. every Wednesday
·Lounge, 600 St Andrews Road, at 1000 Bison Ave., Newport
NeWp<>rt · Beach. The QTOUP is Beach. Por more imonnatio~ call
open to the community and com-640-6010.
mitted to confidentiality. For more •
information, call 631-2880. WPUS FOUNDATION
A support group for younger
patients with lupus meets from
1:30 to 3 p .m. the· second and
fourth Wednesday of each month
in Newport Beach. For details,
call 536-1734.
SERtOUS IUNESS SUPPORT
A free support group for indi-
viduals facing HIV I AIDS is held
at 7 p .pi. every Tuesday and a
cancer support group meets at 7
p .m. every Wednesday in the
Institute for Holistic lTeatment
and Research, 4019 Westerly
Place, Suite 100, Newport .Beach.
For information, call 251-8700.
LEADS O.UB
The Women's Chapter of the
Costa Mesa Leads Oub meets at
7:15 a.m. every Wednesday at
Mimi's Cafe at Harbor and New-
port boulevards ln Costa Mesa.
The club is part of an internation-
al networking org~ation dedi-
cated to expanding each mem-
ber's business through quality
leads. Call 474-2225 or 975-8338
for more information.
INCEST SURVIVORS SUPPORT
Survivors of Incest Anonymous
for female victims of sexuaJ abuse
Factory
BREAST CANCER SUPPORT
A breast cancer support group
meets every Tuesday from noon
to 2 p.m. at the Patty and George
Hdag Cancer Center, 4000 W .
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
The meetings are free. For more
information, call 722-6237.
FAONG FORWARD
Pacing Forward, a support
group for family members of
recently deceased cancer
patients, meets every Monday
from 6:30 to 1:30 p .m. and from
7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Patty and
George Hoag Cancer Center,
4000 W. Coast Highway, New-
port Beach. The meetings are
free. For more information, call
722-6237.
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Slim al)d triin 'Hamlet' in fighting. shape
By Tom Titus, Daily Pilot
A t Orange Coast College,
yon •Hamlet• has a lean
and hungry look, but it's
surprising how trimming a little
fat from a classic can render the
play more immediate and acces-
sible.
OCC theater professors John
Perzacca and Alex Golson have
joined forces to present' a vital,
visceral •Hamlet" that goes for
the jugular rather than the cere-
brum, and it succeeds splendid-
ly. Ferzacca's adaptation has
excised an ho4r's worth of play-
ing time from Shakespeare's
oft.en-me.anderingscriptand
Golson's staging is crisp and
efficient.
"Topping off this impress1ve
venture is Peter Uribe's dynamic
interpretation of the melancholy
Dane. Uribe isn't given a lot of
time to ponder the morality or
consequences of his vengeful
mission apart from the famous
"to be or not to be H soWoquy,
and he renders a powerfully
focused performance.
Under Golson's hard:driving
direction -and against the ·
backdrop of David Scaglione's
spare but vastl y effective unit
setting -OCC's "Hamlet" is in .
constant motion, with scenes
deftly overlapping and conflicts
·more clearly defined. And, with
much of Polonius' verbosity left
on the cutting room floor, brevi-
ty actually is the soul of wit.
buffoon.
Amanda Helene Diaz pre-
sents a heart-wrenching Ophe-
lia, supremely effective in her
scenes of stark derangement.
Hal O'Brien lends a warrjor's
stature to the ghost of Hamlet's
With fewer ideological thick-
ets to slash through, Uribe uses
bis magnificent intensity to
prove the ghost of his murdered
father righteous and unmask the
conniving
'1'111 · \11-.B Bl·\"11·\\
Claudius in a
guilt-inducing
charade. The
climactic duel is
waged with "'
pulse-pounding
1tury ~d realis-
-tic blood.letting.
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+ WHA4t. "'Hamlet" + ~ Robert 8. Moore
Theater, Orange coast Col-
lege
+WHEN: Closing perfor-
mances Thursday through
Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at
2p.m. + HOW IMJCH: SS..$9 + PHONE: 432-5880
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father and
Christopher
Borja is a
staunch player·
king.
In Ferzacca's
adaptation,
three male roles
are played by.
women and the
gender bending
is only partially
successful. Kim-
berly Fisher
and Hilary .
Hesse are quite
accomplished
as fiamlet's
pals Rosen-
crantz and -
George
Almond ably
presents the -
pompous,
duplicitous
Claudius and ·
injects an
understated
smarminess into
his performance
that effectively
fills in the Guildenstem,
but their pulchritude injects
erroneous notions into the rela-
tionship. .
blanks created by condep.sation.
Dolores Fitzpatrick, however,
misses the mark as Gertrude,
lacking the concern and humani-
ty Hamlet's mother must possess,
as well as the vocal authority.
However, Tamara Hoffman is
terrific as the wisecracking
gravedigger, playing it without a
hint of femininity. The latter
quality is more evident in David
Leuluai's effete messenger
Osric, whose posturing draws
laughter but slows the produc-
tion.
Orange Coast College's Polonius (Damon Hill), left, practices a scene with Hamlet (Peter Uribe).
Hamlet's constant ally Horatio
is strongly inte rpreted by Eric
Hamme, as is Timothy C. Todd's
vengeful Laertes. Damon Hill
offers a Polonius with a heart as
well as.a gift of gab, and his ver-
sion is more of a sage than a Rick Golson's dynamic contri-
buti9ns as fight director give the
swordplay at the close of the
show an electric, immediate
quality. D.P. Vimng's lightmg
and Brenda Wyatt's costuming
also enhance the mood of the
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. Mon • Thura I AM to I PM
Fri 8 AM to NOON
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Phone 548-0505 . .
Only once In • lfetlme do we get • set of free teeth, which •• our very ovml OR. MIHAILO
KRASICH gfvu you reason to amle your ovm nn.nt smle wMh penonalzed care .•
OR. KRASICH'• reputation hu been bult upon dedated Mt"Yice, •caring attitude, reasonable
fees end the good wl of hie many Mtiafted pellenta. People needing dental an go where they feef
wefoome and atey where ~Y -.re wel-treated. "Mlat;\t our opinion, accounta In • very large mH~e
for the aucceu end popularity of OR. KRASICH who has been treating .,. .. rHldenbl liice 1973.
' The best way to keep Vo'I" teeth and gums healthy II to have regultlr check~ and good,
profeaaional care. OR. KRASICH can ~you and Vo'I" family keep yow hellllhy, Nippy amllff.
OR. KRASICH's office la at 351 Hospital Rd., SUite 419, In Newport Beach, and you're Invited to
call for in appointment the next time you or 1 member of YOOI famly needa dental care. Most
Insurance plans are welcome and VISA, MASTERCARD and AMERICAN EXPRESS are accepted.
The editors of this 1997 CONSUMER BUSINESS REVIEW proucly recommend 1het our readers
make OR. MIHAILO KRASICH your first choice In famAy dentistry. He has al It taku to keep you
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Health Through Chiropractic Care With:
GARRETT MOSCOS, N.M.D., D~C.
Naturopathlc Physician
"Feel Better, Heal Faster & Enjoy Life"
Phone 955-2273
For many years, people considered profeMlonal hMlth C8l'9 oriy when they w.r. 91ck. Now, with the rise In
interest in natlnl pein relief, more peope have become 8Wlll'8 cl the~ 8J!Poed'I to lwilth.
DR. GARRETT MOSCOS, our ·chiroplw:tol °'the y..-•• firm belir.w In ....... Wily '° heelt'I hough
the wt llind ederlCe " c:hiropr8ctic. Hia p • to tww you pM'I frM, ~ .. Md u ~ enwgy. ...... °""' ._
complete program of apeciftc, lndMdu8lized treetment pl8tw fol'· wh perwon and wll recommend the needed
changn to keep you In the beet pouible he91th. Throi.tgh or1hopedic and neurologlcel...,,,. and r'lldiology, OR.
MOSCOS wil 8l'l8lyz.e y04JI spine and nwYOUa ayst9m and find the ~ d the ptlir'l In VoA1 heed, neck. ahouldera,
arms. beck; or legs. He will then~ prawn err.ct...~ to help eirni• the c..e cl yoAX ptob68f'n9.
DR. MOSCOS hu been In pr8Ctice far ovw 2-4 y.ra, 17 y... in Costa Meu and far the s-t 5 y... he wu
the personal chiropractic physician far membera d the roy8I fwnily In the Kingdom d S.udi Ar8blll. DR. MOSCOS
speclalizn In peraon8l injury CUM, work ~ CMM, gerw.i medal and epcX1ll probleme. You .,.. invited to
visit him at his MW office at 3931 Birch St, In Newport 8eect'I Miii' the John W~yrw AWport. Cal 955-2273 for .,..
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The editors of this 1997 CONSUMER BUSINESS REVIEW recommend DR. GARRETT MOSCOS to .. of our
readers.
MOSCO& CHIROPRACTIC ••• FOR A PAINLE88 TODAY AND AN ENERGETIC TOMORROWJI
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NICHOLAS J. KRAUS INSURANCE AGENCY
~
Specializing In Homeowners & Auto Insurance • Phone 852-9473
With all of the insurance agents end different compenln In th' Newport Beach . er•, business
professionals •nd consumers •like loH touch with wh.t they r•lly need and want In this ar• of
planning for their Mure.
We recommend you.cell NICHOLAS J. KRAUS INSURANCE AGENCY. They are et 3400 Irvine
Ave., In Newport Beach, and are open weekdays 9 AM to 6 PM and Saturdey1'9:30 f4M to 12:30 PM.
ThQ;: offer •II types of insurance services, Including commercial, home and 1uto, life, health,
accident, and financial planning, 11 well as helpful, friendly advice. They can ltn.rcture your coverage to
exactly match your needs and budgetary limitations. Whether you need lnsun1nce for yout business or
yourself, talk to NICHOLAS J. KRAUS INSURANCE AGENCY. You can enjoy the peace of mind that
comes only with quality insurance protection. '
The editors of this 1997 CONSUMER BUSINESS REVIEw, recommend to anyone new In the area,
or 11nyone-net .. etlsfted-with-the attention they're preteftUy-receivlng to cell MGHGLAS-J:.-KRAIJ
INSURANCE AGENCY for • personal appointment. They appreciate .Your business and their care and
dedication shows itl 1
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Phone 968-0982 • Fax (714) 988-0983
Specialists In eyeglasses, prncriptlon sungla11ea ind oontect lenses, SUE OPTICAL & EYEWEAR
at 1525 Mesa·Verde East #104 (Harbor ind M ... Verde -In M•a Verde Plaza), In Costa Mesa, Is
highly regarded by INding eye care professionals. This well est.bllahed firm of dispensing optJcl•n•
featurn a full line of .5lYl.llb. V11lon correction products, ind will expeftty fill your prescription In the tlnnt
optical glass, thin lightweight len1n or dally, weeldy or Dtended weer cont.eta. See tha profnslonals
first, whenever m need new or replacement 8)'9W91r.
SUE OPTICAL EYEWEAR has • great Hlectk>n of fashion and designer frames to choose from,
including the latut atyles. Not a "discount" shop, th ... profeslional opticians work closely with eye
care' professionals to Insure the highest quality when It comes to your eyes.
The editors of this 1997 CONSUMER BUSINESS REVIEW recommend SUE OPTICAL EYEWEAR
for their high standard of qu•lity. See SUE OPTICAL EYEWEAR end g.t the ftnest eyeweer awllebl•I
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Houra Mon • Fri I AM to 5 PM
Phone 842-7935
Many partial hearing to... can be aided or compensated by the *"Pie fitting of• heamg aid of
some type. If you're Mvlng ~ e..tng, DR. HOWARD T. MANGO;.,, uperienced audlologllt,
(and graduate of U.S.C. In euclology), et NEWPORT -MESA AUDIOLOGY 8t 500 Old Newport
Btvd., Suite 101, can lcientiftcaly ftt yol! with the hearing aid that wtl wort the very bMt for you.
NEWPORT -MESA AUDIOLOGY featwea mo« famoua brands and you wl find that their
pricee ere very reasonable. .
AJ NEWPORT -MESA AUDIOLOGY you w11 MC> find something elM that many people just talk
about.· That's servfce. They go out of their way to Insure that you have been titted wtth the hearing
aid that will do you the moat good and that wl continue to serve you for many yeara to come. •
The ecltorg of this 1997 CONSUMER BUSINESS REVIEW proudy recommend that you coneutt
OR. HOWARD T. MANGO et NEWPORT -MESA AUDIOLOGY for your correptable hearing loss.
H~ can helpl
WOLF STERN
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Attorney At law
Family Law Attorney Of The Year -1998 & 1997
Phone 780-:9653
When a domestic problem occurs, It's Important to di~ss It as soon as possible with the
best attorney .available. When you hire an attorney for your family dispute, you'll waryt to hire
one with experience, one who concentrates his practice on family law matters~
WOLF STERN Is highly experienced with contested Ind uncontested divorce lncludl~ the
associated factors of child custody; visitation, support, property division and paternity.
MR. STERN Invites you to call the office at 760-9653 1nd make an appointment to visit
him at 170 Newport Center Or., Suite 230, in Newport Beach, and learn more about your legal
rights and obligations. Your case will be handled professionally and confidentially.
No two divorces are ever the same. You should Investigate all your. legal options.
The editors of this 1997 CONSUMER BUSINESS REVIEW uige our readers to contact
MR. STERN to handle your family law matters tlfficiently a~ effectively. You'll be glad you
have found an attorney with the expertence, care and dedication you and your family deserve.
With plea$ure we, once again, recommend WOLF STERN to all of our readers.
LAW OFFICES
OF-REINECKE~& DAILY
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Telephone Answered 24 Hours A Day
Phone 261-1818 Or 261·5500
Being in the wrong place at the wrong time can happen to •ny one 1t any time. If you or someone
you C8re about ere lnvofved In en accident, or ere • vtctlm of an untimely or unforseen mishap, you'll
need the services of REINECKE & DAILY regarding your p«aonal Injury C8Se.
Many times, these accidents are caused by someone's negligence. That's when REINECKE &
DAILY can help. Their oftice Is at -4100 Newport Piece, Suite 920, In Newport Beach.
They will be glad to help you fi~d answers to your questions and ln~t!g1te your situation. If
oompe('IHtion is justified, REINECKE & DAILY will get the settlement you deserve. Compensation for
yo hospital expenses, lost wages, and compensation for your personal Injury. All damage claims, If
cepted, will be handled on a oontlngei:icy basis (you pay only • percentage of the amount awarded to
you). ·
T.he worst things can happen to anyone. You should be ew11re of your legal rights.
The editors of this 1997 CONSUMER BUSINESS REVIEW, once eg1in, recommend you seek the
asSISlance OfREINECKE"-&""OATL Y. llfl~ ytrurpratn.mr,1nd lnVtt.-you-10-'tall and make
arrangements for a free Initial consultation. You'll be glad you found a law firm you can depend on.
WILLIAM HAROLD JEWELERS
Great Selection Of Special Value• For Mother's Day Girt Ideas
Sales, Repairs, Appralaala \ \ 1 I I
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Phone 873-0365 ~
A jeweler In the old fashioned trldltlon, WILLIAM HAROLD JEWELERS' first concern Is the
Htisfactlon of their custom8flf WILLIAM HAROLD JEWELERS, at 3118 Newport Blvd., In N9wport
BHch, d•I• In all types of diamonds, precious gems, and ftne jewelry. Tl*r HMce, Hlec:tion •nd
quality merchandise Is unsurpe11ed and you'll enjoy •hopping where your business It truly 1pprecl1ted.
Stop In today and look at quality precious gems, tine gold Items, crMted and dealgMd with the
"sensitive" touch of tredition1I Old Wortd craftam1nshlp. Bring In your ldeea or let Tim Herold, the
expert at WILLIAM HAROLD JEWELERS, creete for you a "treeiura" of lasting wl~.
. WILLIAM HAROLD JEWELERS features en lmprea1tve selectlon of antique jw.Mlry: a tie with the
past with tlmaless beauty. IU qualified diamond and gemstone brokers, you can be Htured that fftl9fY
article of j ewelry Is of the highest standards In quality.
WILLIAM HAROLD JEWELERS It your heedqu•rtera for professional watch ind j_...ry repair,
Including r..ttpplng, mounting and rebuilding.
In compiling this 1997 CONSUMER BUSINESS REVIEW, the edltorg, once again, make prominent
mention of WILLIAM HAROLD JEWELERS end heertlly recommend, ~em to ALL of our reedeB.
CHRIST LUTHERAN SCHOOL
Duane Rohrnaller • Prtnclpal
Chrt•t C.ntel'8d Education
Extended Day Care
Preachooi Through 8th Gr11de
Phone Ml-1811Or131-1139
One of the flvorite ,.oea of both busy parents and chUdren It ~HRIST LUTHERAN SCHOOL, one
of the 1rM'• finest tactlttlel tor the Chrt.tten educetton of chlldr9n.
Loceted It 780 Vlctorta, In Co.ta Mesa, CHRIST L~ERAN SCHOOL he1 won the support and
approval of parents from en ovw the local .,.., ·
CHRIST LUTHERAN 8CHOOL la Nte NcenMd and IMured, end their •ftlnO NCIU'rwnenll Wiii
IXOMd those 8ltllbllahed by the ... of Calffomle. The tMcMra .,.. profMllonal eduoMorl .....
t•chlng pNloaophlet Item from '-ding chHdhood edUClltlon authontiel.
CHRllT LUTHERAN 8CHOOl ~ b ftne ~. and hea a wtde '9"18 of epcMta twnt for
bOys end pts, and a cheM11 ... ..,-. 8choot .... (llt ell ~) end an 8ftnUll W~ 8ddl tD
the~~
Tht tdlort of thli 1817 CONIUMER BUSINESS REVIEW n P'oud ID, onoe iilllft. recommend
CHRIST LUTHERAN 8CHOOl to .. of our rMderl. Wt lenOW you wtl be pl1111d wllt "* ftne ~
and outttenclng Chftllelen ~.
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Newpon ~rs M~sa Daily Pilot 1 THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1997 • A 15
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The eyes
Attendees of the May Day event included (top photo, from left)
Susan Porter, Judie-and 6eorge Argyros and Brooke Coldren, and
(bottom photo, from left) Cari Hoyt. Jim Hart and Scotty Carden.
~ir @~nr Ies · 1lito .
1
The Orange County Chapter
of The Luminaries, supporting
the Doheny Eye Institute, held
a May Day fete at the Harbor
Island residence of Judie and
George Argyros.
THE PLAYERS
Co-chairs Mallory Ketchum-
Heydorff and Susfm Porter
welcomed the sunset dinner
crowd at the front door of the
channing Ne w England, shin-
gle-style bayside Argyros
manor. Key committee mem-
bers included Kimberly Cald-
well, Brooke Coldren, Cherie
Hart, Diane UlJes~om, _
M1c'1ele Mlllec and Joan Riach .
THE PATRONS
Big financial support fro~ the
Argyros Foundation and the
Mellor Family Foundation. The .
Charles Caldwells, the John
Mltchells and Mrs. Kenneth
Sharpe-were also instrumental in
assisting The Luminaries in rais-
ing more than $50,000 on this
perfect spring evening. In fact,··
the entire gathering of some 75
g uests was very generous, and
very demonstrative in its support
of Doheny Eye Institute. Even in
an improved economy it's no
walk in the park to raise more
than $50,000 from a small mid-
week dinner party.
THE FASHION
High-class and low-ke.y
would best descrjbe the l ooks
Auto Body, Paint & Restoratio{l •All Makes• Professional Craftsmen
Written Warranty • losurance Claims Welcome
Ph.Qne 646-8884 ..
Ma·ny people have looked far and wide for someone. who can do excellent auto body and restoration
work. The automobiles of today and yesterday require a 1peclall1t to repair or restore the body and-to
refinish them fo tl)eir original beauty by matchir)g the new paint exactly with the originat
The professionals to see are at SIR CHARLES' L TO. at 1625 Ohms Way, In Costa Mesa:
The personnel at SIR CHARLES'. L TO fully understand colllsiol') r!tpair as well as auto painting_ They
are the profes~onats....111.-tbeJndustry_ Jb~ have gained 1 re~tl.on second _m none throughout the
entire county of Orange. So whether your job is just 1 small crease or a roll-over, you will be entirely
satisfied with the work you receive from SIR CHARLES' L TO.
Remember, by law, insurance companies mY.i! permit you to choose the body shop vo-u like best.
Choose the professionals at SIR CHARLES L TO_ \P do all your insurance work. . . .
The editors of this 1997 CONSUMEB BUSINESS REVIEW are proud to endorse the fine business
policies and q.uali~ w~rk of SI~ CHARLES' L TO,
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Riding Apparel & Largest Selection Of Pre-Owned Cycles
Phone 642-054&
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Freedom, fun and excitement can be defined as a ride on motorcycle. More people are finding this
to be true. faulo, Roberto, Ricardo and Andre, of THREE B~OTHERS RACING Invite you to come in
and take a ride, you'll become a believer too.
THREE BROTHERS RACING at 1560 Superior Ave. #C, In Costa Mesa, is your best choice for .
u·s8d motorcycles and expert repairs and performance tuning. an the street or on the tnlck these 'muscle machines' can hold their own. They cost pennies a day
to operate .and yet perform well enough to satisfy a professional cyclist. No one s_ells for less in Orange
County and .D.2 one offers 1 better selection of riding 1pparel, parts and accessories.
Sometime ol"other everything on wheels requires an adjustment or repair, so if your machine
should require a tune-up or repair, bring-it to THREE BROTHERS RACING.
The eetitors of thla 1997 CONSUMER BUSINESS REVIEW recommend that everyone from
beginning riders to moto-cross competition drtvers, to sto~ In at THREE BROTHERS RACING and
rediscover the·wonderful world of wheels. · •
STERLING BMW
Sales * Service
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Phone 845-5900 . ..... . .
An automobile Is perhaps the second largest purchase you•r9 likely to ever make. It Is
extremely Important to know the reputation of the dealership you will trust this Investment to.
Place thlt trust In STERLING BMW f!OW at 3000 West Coast Highway, In Newport Beach.
They offer everyone personal service before and after the sale la completed. STERLING
BMW has a full Hoe of quality products, 1coessor1es, and complete repair f1cllttles With factory
trained technicians. • The word service finds Its true meaning It STERLING MOTORS.
Tl'lere 1a no high pressure Ill this-dealenshlp ••• Juat sincere desire 1nd I professional effort to
Insure yo~ reofflve th• 9xlCt vehlcle you had In mind. If your budget can1 quite st1nd the strain
of 1 new car, atop In 1nd look over tMlr lot full of v1lues In ~ owned vehlcles .•• they
hav• ad been checkld and .,. .,,. to give you "*'Y· many mHea Of dftvlng pteuu,.,.
The edftors of thll 1917 CONSUMER 8USINE89 REVIEW, once 11g1ln, recommend
you take y0ur automottve bullnell to a .It~ who apprecllltel It. W• endorM and recommend
STERLING BMW to our relders. .
b.w.
cook
and the tone of the tete-a-tete.
Mary Lou Hornsby wore a sim-
ple and chic royal blue dress.
Scotty Carden looked excep-
tionally good in a tailored skirt
and blouse, the glow of her
tanned face announcing to all
Carden's recent outings on .the
golf course. The handsome cou,
ple Joan and Tom Rtach, he in
blue blazer and she in a sexy
suit of taupe satin and lace,
were he aded off to Kentucky
for the Derby. Hostess Judie
Argyros looked lovely in laven-
der with amethyst jewels to
match.
THE SETTIN G
More like a family gathering
.ll1an a charity dmner, the Argy-
ros home was open to all of the
guests. Judie and George
greeted the Doheny Eye
patrons as if they were all very
close friends, giying them all
carte blanche.
"Please feel free to wander
RUFFLES
UPHOLSTERY
WW• Y-Dols Covlt's Morel 1922 HARIOI BLVD •• COSTA MESA -S41·11S6
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your disposal, H said Judie live in South County?" Quite a
Argyros, standing in the few hands were raised. "Do y~u
entrance foyer of her warm and know that an airport in Sou~:
inviting home. A winding wood County would not have one SIP'l-
banister guiding a curving gle residence in its immediate:
staircase gracefully skyward, flight pa.th?"t !
up three stories to hidden sur-
prises, enticed the curious to
explore. The home of one of
Orange County's most promi-
nent families is neither grand
nor garish. It is in fact rich in
family tradition and filled with
the canvases of California's
plein air landscape artists.
"It is our favorite art," said
George A.rgyros. "We have
been collecting for many
years." Somehow 1t seems so
appropriate that Argyros should
be attracted to paintings of Cal-
ifornia land: It is the land, after
all, that has made him both
successful and prominent.
THE BUZZ
As guests mingled on the
bayfront terrace-at sunset,
enjoying. cJ,elicious appeti~
made of cheese encrusted
breads with spicy sun dried
tomato, sipping chardonnay
and exchanging the latest hfe
stories, the noise·of jet traffic
leaving John Wayne Airport
and ascending out over the
Pacific punctuated the paradise.
As Brooke Coldren, presi-
dent of The Luminaries, if,ltro-
duced George Argyros to the
crowd to give his welcome, yet
another jet flew over ~e most
expensive real estate in Orange
County. Argyros asked the
SU PPORT AT IARGij
Barbara Bowie, Ma.rlon uh'
Tony Montapert, Scott Horn1~
by, Judith Manto, Dorothy •·
Davis, Janet Stppl, daughrer ~
Doheny chairman of the boaJ:1ff
Sid Webb, Dorothy Kennedy, 11
the.Rae Rawlins, the George :,
Klnkles, and the Robert Col-·•·
drens all gathered t-0 suppo~·:·
Doheny Eye Institute. Many ~
the crowd raved about the fine
work of Doheny. "lt·is by far :•
one of the best -eye care and
eye research centers in the
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. . • platter ~hatter
PASCAL AT SHEJtMAN GARDENS
Pmal <>hits. one of the
West Coast's premier award-
winning chefs and rest.au~
teurs, opened c.f9 Mnln in
the lush garden setting at the
Sherman Gardens in Corona del
.Mar on May 1.
The cafe Is a superb idea
.ctdlng Olhats' celebrity and tal·
ent to the beauty of the venera-
ble gardens. Olhats is the owner
qf PaiallandP..ailEpkw'le
on Bristol Street in Newport
Beach.
Cafe Jardln's appetizers,
entree salads, sandwiches ana
main plates will be priced from
S4:95 ~leek and potato soup) to
$11.95 (braised fresh halibut). ·
Pascal Catering will service all
special events in Sherman Gar-
dens as well. Cafe Jardin is open
. for lunch only from 11 :30 a.m. -
to 2:30 p.m Monday through
Friday at 2647 E. Coast Highway.
Phone 673-0033.
ART OF DINING
The beat goes on. Although
the name is changed, the 10th
annual Art of Dining, begun by
the Newport Harbor Art Muse-
um in 1988, continues as a
colossal fund-raiser under the .
auspices of the Orange County
·Museum of Art, chaired by
Twyla Martin.
Newport's own master chef,
-Michel f»ieton of The Four
.Seasons Hotet;-will coordinate
: the talents of other Four Sea·-
sons' chefs from around the
• nation at an unforgettable din-
; ner with wines provided by
: Robert Mondavi. The event
•takes place May 18 and will
: honor artist Viola Frey.
Tables' of 10 are in jewel cate-
gories: a diamond table for
S25,000; emerald at $10,000 and
' ruby for $5,000. Per person tick-
ets are $500. Reservations are a
must phone 759-1122.
COOKING IN fTALY
Kay Pastorius is leading
another expedition through Ital-
ian restaurants, kitchens, cities
and countrysides with a depar-
ture date of June 25. Features
include the hill towns of
Umbria, classes in a country
home overlooking Lake Balsena,
a trek for truffles,' olives and
cheese in a 12th· century village,
a tour of markets in Rome and
dinner at the fabulous Otello's.
For more information, phone
(619) 222-8344.
A FLAT SOUFFLE
The lack of a writer and a
capable film editor make "A \
Chef in
Love," this proposed souffle
of a movie, fall flat as a pan-
cake.
Don't waste your centimes -
it is no "Babette's Feast" or "Big
Night" and doesn't come near
the parade of delicious food
movies we have seen for the last
10 years.·
MISTRIAL tN CORONA DEL MAR
Mistral, the small restaurant
occupying the space previously
inhabited by Trees, is now open
'for dinner seven nights a week
and a liquor license is expected
to ·arrive any day. The french
provencal cuisine is moderately
priced with entrees from S 13.50
to S18. At 440 Heliotrope Ave.,
Corona def Mar; phone 723-
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A long wtth the mid-1990s
martini mania, we're
adrift in trendy-suds these days. _ ·
Friends brew their own
blends1 restaurants like The Can-
nery offer beer tastings; posh
spots like Accents in The Sutton
Place Hotel present special beer
dinners each month; and beer
pubs like Skewers are springing
up like wild mustard.
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Prices in general are moder-
ate. A mega-sized Cob}> salad
with turkey, bacon, tomato, avo-
cado, blue cheese, diced eggs
and fresh greens is $5.95. The
meatball sub on a fresh baguette
is $5.50.
Skewers opened in Costa
Mesa seven months ago, wedged
in and around Garduno's Ris-
-torante on the comer of 17th
Street and Santa Ana Avenue. It
has a minimal dinirrg counter
inside, thanks to the vats and
breWing equipment, and there is
a basic, no-frills outdoor dining
patio, which could be an amiable
beer garden if it were given
more attention.
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Jeff A.rzouman, day manager at Skew-
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brewed on site.
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Skewers of beef, free-rahge
chicken and lamb sizzle on the
grill after· a long soak in friendly
marinades. The lamb ($8.95) is
flavored with a mii of white
wine, fresh mint and garlic. The
chicken ($7.9.5) choices ~e
orange and lime juice with
• oregano and Dijon mustard or
stone-ground mustard and wild
I sat indoors at the brushed
aluminum counter, ordered some
food to go, and asked the day
shift manager, Jeff Arzouman,
about Skewers' brews. They
change regularly, usually offering
four choices. Now, they a.re a
light Pilsner that he said is not
only lighter in color but in densi-
ty; Scotch Ale, named for its col-
or; Red and Porter Ale.
A rosy-faced home-brewer sat
down at the counter and said,
"My wife don't like all my brew-
ing mess and she's put her foot
down so here I am.# He was
drinking ihe Porter, so dark it
reminded me of the Guinness
Stout I had tried on m y first trip
to the English countryside years
ago.
While I waited for the take-out
order, Arzownan was obliging
enough to pour samples of Pil-
sner and Scotch Ale into two
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thick double-shot glasses for me
and said Skewers bas brewed
about 1,300 barrels this year.
They are also pouring
Hefewiezen Almtel light and
Wyder's pear cider. Coors, Bud,
Beck's and non-alcoholic Haake
Beck's aie their bottled beers.
The menu said "wood-fired
pretzel from Shirley·~ Bagel's,
$2.95," and it sounde<i, and was,
just abour pertect with the Pil-
sner. Skewers' menu offers lots of
other choice~ with tasty appetiz-
ers: spicy chicken wings, chips
and guacamole, steamed clams,
shrimp cocktail, fried calamari,
crab cakes (with a first-class
creamy dill sauce), spicy grilled
sausages and peppers with fresh
C' est Si Bon bread, and steamed
clams a.nd mussels ($3.95 to
$8.95). .
Ctucken, Caesar and Cobb
salads, fresh soup and a limited
variety of sandwiches augment
the ~t or pizzas and skewered
enlrees. f-rom Monday th.rough
Thursday, the daily special is
pnced at $3.99, two or three dol-
lars less than usual.
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Lamb Kabobs
Marinated in Celestino~ Mint & W'me &1uc(
$5 .. 99 lb
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$7.99 lb
Mothers Dau Special cu ts
Prime. Rib •·Beef Tenderloin
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Salmon or Halibut Dinner• .............................................. $8.99
Saturday:
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like this: Monday, grilled cbidcen
sandwich on C'est Si Bon roll
with a choice of potato salad· or
cole slaw; Tuesday, Cobb salad;
Wednesday, juicy grilled cheese-
burger with salad; Thursday, a
choice of turkey sandwich or a
meatball sub and salad.
On Friday, the daily special
climbs to $8.99 for the fish of the
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clovet honey. ·
In spite of Skewers' skewers,
pizzas sell the best. Its pizza
dough is made from the spent
grain of the brewing mash and
pizzas are its food claim to fame,
the cook said. Pizzas a.re all
priced around $8 or $9, but bear
this: From 4 to 6 p.m., Mpnday
through Friday, all of them are
half price and beer drops to $2 a
pint.
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GUrTAR MUSIC
Guitarist Brjan Barrett per-
forms blues and jazz from 8 to t 1
p .m. Saturday at Local Grounds
• 3007 E. Coast Highway, Corona'
del Mar. For information, call
675-2800.
TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERTS
Free live classic rock perfor-
mances are scheduled from n6o~
to 2:30 p .m. Monday through Fri-
day; from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday and
Saturday; and from 1 to 4 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday afternoons
in the Town Square at lriangle
Square in .Costa Mesa.
ART
TUESDAY TALKS
The Orange County Museum
of Art presents •Tuesday Talks at
Noon," a series of free talks by
artists, critics and historians com-
plementing the art displayed in
the museum's galleries at noon in
the Lyon Auditorium, Museum
Education Center at 850 San
Clemente Drive, Newport Beach.
On Tuesday, Chris Wilder will
speak about her work. For infor-
mation, call 759-1122.
IMAGINATION PARTY
The Orange County Depart-
ment of Education and Orange
County Performing Arts Center
presents the 12th annual Imagi-
nation Celebration through May
11 throughout the county. The
festival of the arts for chilPien,
teenagers ~d families will tea-
Center Drive, Costa Mesa. ~
Invitational Band Festival will
also take place with perfor-
mances by high school and uni-
versity concert bands.
• On Sunday, the Orange
County Performing Arts Center
presents a second day of The
lmaginarium, an annual outdoor
celebration with a Caribbean
theme at 600 Town Center Drive,
Costa Mesa. The Kennedy Cen-
ter's production of "Pepito's Sto-
ry" will also be staged at The
Center in Segerstrom Hall.
MEXICO AT MARINERS
Local artist Marygail Hall will
have ~ exhibit of her oil paint-
ings depicting Mexican culture at
Mariners· Library through the end
of June. The library is at 2005
Dover Drive, Newport Beach. For
information, call 717-3800. .
NEWPORT EXHIBIT
The Newport Beach Central
Library offers an exhibit of pho-
tographs of Newport Beach tak-
en at night called •A pres Nuit"
on display through May 31 in the
foyer of the library, 1000 Avocado
Ave. For more information, call
717-3870.-
'VERTI GROUP'
The Gregory Gallery features
work by sculptor Russell Jacques
titled "The Verti G{oup," vertical
polished steel combinations,
through May at 3406 Via Lido,
Newport Beach. For information,
call 723-0887.
HISTORICAL ART
1'be Theatre Dlltrk1 ,..._ta '"Ulles of the Field," a study
of ego, control ad www1eader, through May 31 at 2930 .
Brlltol St., Costa MeA. 11ckels for Friday and Sundays are
$15, Saturdays are S2t ud students and senior dtb:en ells-·
counts are available. For Information. call 435-4043.
'ARST IMPRESSIONS'
•first Impressions: The Lagu-
na Beach Art Association" is at
the Orange County Museum of
Art South Coast Plaza Gallery
through June 15. "First Impres-
sions• features selected Califor-
nia "plein air" paintings created
by the founders of the association
from the Orange County Muse-
um of Art.
NAUTICAL MUSEUM
The museum features three
galleries: the Newport Gallery
displaying the maritime hiStory
Friday at 3441 Via Lido •D,"
Newport Beach The event
includes complimentary beer and
wine, live music, free cigars and
other surprise entertainers. For
information, call 723-0595.
MOTHER'S DAY
The Hyatt Newporter offers a
Mother's Day Sunday brunch from
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday through
Sunday in the hotel's lobby and
garden areas. Cost for the unlimit-
ed-champagne buffet is $36.95
per adult and $10.95 per child,
excluding tax and gratuities, and
will feature live music as well as a
lavish brunch me nu. For reseva-
tions, call 729-1234.
CYBERCAFE
"Saturday Morning Cybercal~·
from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday in
Hi-Tech Lab Room 201 of OCC's
Technology Cerifer. The-topic of
the day will be "Travel-Across
the State or Around the World.·
Sessions are $29 per class For
information, call 432-5880
YOGA AND MEDITATION
Orange Coast College offers a
yoga and meditation workshop
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Mon-
days, May 12 through June 23 at
2701 Fairview Road, Costa
· Mesa. Attendees will learn a bal-
anced program of exercise,
breathing, d eep relaxation and
imagery techniques designed to
achieve physical health and
mental happiness. Registration
fee"is $59. For information, call
432-5725.
SAFARI BRUNCH
A Safari Sunday Brunch Cruise
is available aboard the 54-foot
Emerald Forest Tiki docked m
Balboa at the Fun Zone from 11
a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday. The
cost is $25.95 per person and
$15.95 for children wider 12. For
reservations, call 673-0240
FARMERS MARKETS
Every Thursday there 1s a
farmers market from 8:30 a.m. to
1 p.m. at the Orange County
Fairgrounds. The Orange County
Market Place is every Saturday
and Sunday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
in the main fairgrounds parking
lot. For information, call 723-
6616.
THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1997
~EHIND THE SCENES
The Newport Beach Central q
Library offers a free program,
·Behirld the Scenes" at 7 p .m. ,. t
Monday in the Friends' Meetinj ,
Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. The 1
workshop will feature tips on ;; :
how to get work, do the work , ;
and keep working on stage ~~
in the film and television indusuy.
Form.formation, call 717-3801. ~
PLAY FESTIVAL
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Orange Coast qollege pre-~
sents its annual Spring One-Act
Play Festival at 8 p.m . May 14-~
18 and 21-25 at the college's
Drama Lab Stuclio. The fest will
feature a dozen short plays by "'
OCC's Repertory Theatre Com.J ·
pany's student-directors, actors,?
designers and playwrights. For (
m.formabon, call 432-5640. "
'HAML.Er
Orange Coast College pJ"eSel!is
•Hamlet" dunng OCC's 12th :
· annual "Shakespeare Month" ~
productum at 8 p.m. Thursday ..,
through Sunday m OCC's Robert
B MOQre Theatre, 2701 Fairvievl
Road, Costa Mesa.. Adv~ce tick-
ets cost $6 for Thursday and sun: I day performances and $7 for Fri.F
day and Sdturday shows, advance
discount ticke\s are $5 and $6 fop •
OCC sti¢ents, senior citizens ana
children llllder age 12 and ticketl
sold at the door are $8 and $9. P&
Ulfonnation, call 432-5880. T
. tu!e an array of concerts, perfpr-
mances, hands-on workshops,
exhibits and activities at sites
throughout the <)aunty.
Israel· artiSt Joel Rohr presents
his landscapes.and portraits of
the Holy Land through mid-May
at t,he Jewish Community Center
of Orange Count}', 250 E. Baker
St., Costa Mesa. For more infor-
mation, call 755-0340.
of the area; the Model Gallery
exhibiting a selection of world-~
class models and the Grand
Salon which offers towing
exhibits. Admission is free for
members, $4 for adults-and $1 for
children. The museum is located
at 151 E. Coast Highway, New-
port Beach. For information, call
673-7863.
Orange Coast College offers its ,. The Tee Qe>e>m.
RESTAURANT & LOUNGE
• On Friday, fhere will be an
Invitational Choral Festival in
Segerstrom Hall at the Orange
County Performing Arts Cente r,
600 Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa .. -
• On Saturday, the Orange
County Performing Arts Center
presen~ The lmaginariwn, an
annual outdoor celebration with
a Caribbean theme at 600 Town
VIDEO INSTAUATION
The oiange County Museum
of Art presents the internationally
circulated video installation work,
"The Theater of Memory," by
contemporary artist Bill Viola at
the museum's Installation Gallery
through June 1 at 850 San
Clemente Drive, Newport Beach.
For information, call 759-1122.
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NEWPORT ARTS CENTER
The Newport Theatre Arts
Center presents "The Great......._
American Backstage Mugcal ... ar a
p.m. ThW$day through Satwday
and 2:30 p.m. Sundays, closing
this Sunday at 2501 Cliff Drive.,.
Newport Beach. For informaµon,
call 631-0288.
'OLD TIMES'
South Coast Repertory presents
the drama "Old Tunes" through ·
May 18 on SCR's Second Stage at
655 Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa. The perfomiance schedule
will be Tuesday through Friday at
8 p .m., Saturday at 2:30 and 8
p':tl). and Sunday at 2:30 and 7:30
p.m. Tickets are $26-$39. For
information. call 957-4033.
'DEATH OF A SALESMAN'
South Coast Repertory presents
"Death of a Salesman• through
Sunday on the Mainstlige-at 655
'Ibwn Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
The performance schedule will be
Tuesday through Friday at 8 p.m.,
Saturday_ at 2:30 and 8 p.m. and
Sund<fY at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. TiC:k-
ets are $28-$41. For information,
call 957-4033.
'TREASURE ISLAND' The ·Riverb<>at Players, Orange
County's newest theater comp~y.
tn association with Newport Har-
bor Nautical Museum, proudly
stages its premiere show, •nea-
sure lsland," at 1:30 p.m. Saturday
and Sundays through June 29 on
f'he decks of The Pride of.New-
port, 151 E. Coast Highway, New-
port Beach. Cost is $8 for adults,
$4 for children under age 12 and
members receive a $2 discount.
For information, call 851-6448.
tal, Warner Bros. and Edwards
Theatres presents the movie pre-
miere benefit, "Fathers' Day,"
starring Robin Williams and Billy
Crystal, at 7:15 p .m . today at the
Edwards Big Newport Theatre,
Fashion lsland, Newport Beach.
A dinner will begin at 5:30 p.m.
Tickets cost $40. For tickets, call
574-7208.
KIDS
YOUNG INVENTORS
Children from ages 6 through
12 can learn mechanical principles
as they create clocks, junk sculp-
ture and other inventions at "Art
After School, Young Inventors"
from 3:30 to 5 p .rn. today at the
Orange Co\inty fVf useum of Art,
850 San Clemente Drive, Newport
Beach. Registration fee is $45. For
information, call 644-3151.
'GOOSEBUMPS' .•
• The !'Goosebumps" club
meets the first and third Monday
Qfthe month at 6:30 p.m . at
Barnes & Noble, 953 Newport
Center Drive. For information,
call 759-0982.
STORY AND CRAFT HOUR •
From 2 to 3 p.m. every Sun-
day, Barnes & Noble holds a tun-
filled craft and story hour for chil-
dren 9f all ages. Refreshments
will be served. Barnes & Noble is
located at 1870 Harbor Blvd .. Th-
angle Square in Costa Mesa. For
information, ~all 631-0614.
DANCE
Prom 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. on both
nights a lesson wW be taught fol-
lowed by open dance with a disc
jockey playing an kinda of music
until 11 p.m. The dance lesson is ·
free with the price of the S.S
adm.ission.Forinfonnation,call
241-9908 .
ADULT BAUROOM DANCE
. The Costa Mesa Senior Cen-
ter offers adult ballroom dance
every Tuesday night from 7:30 to
10:30 p.m . Singles and couples
welcQme. Uve music provided by
the Ray Robbins Combo. The
cost is $3. The Senior Center is at
695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. For
information, call 645-2356.
BOOK SIGNING
• Barnes & Noble offers two
book signings by authors· Mike
Kilroy! who wrote "Orange
County Scene: A Look at Orange
County's Colorful Past," and
Jaroldeen Edwards, who wrote
~Things I Wish I'd Known Soon-
er: Personal Discoveries of a
Mother of Twelve," both at 2
p .m. Saturday. On May 15, there
will be a Feng Shui Workshop,
the art of reading the patterns of
the universe and living in harmo-
ny with the environment, offered
from 7 to 8 p.m . Barnes & Noble
is located at 901 B South Coast
Drive, Suite 150, Costa Mesa. For
inJohnation, call 444-0226.
rot IRV ltEADING
Alta Calfee House & Roasting
Co. ~a tree poetry reeding and~ mruac featwtng-poet Mar-
iaime Gillispie at 8 p.m. on May 14
at 506 31st St, NewportBeach. For
information, call 675--0233.
JEWISH SINGLES GROUPS
New Jewish Relationships .
allows Jewish singles to choose
people they Wish to date from
profile albums that pictw'e and
describe singles with a wide
range of personal and profession-
al interests. Membership fees are
$40 for six months and $70 tor a
year, nonmembers of the Jewish
Community Center are $10 more.
For information, call 755-0340.
• Tennis Lqdder for Singles
offers an opportunity to 'meet
new people while improving
your game. Registration fee is
$18 and interested partieS' P.Ut
th~ir names on a list and can
challenge players on the list. For
information, call 755-0340.
•J:AM, singles 21-39, holds a
variety of outings and activities.
For more information, call the
JA.Mline at 665-5048.
•Jewish In Between Singles,
age 39-59, offers social and cul-
tural events and can be reached
by calling 755-0340.
FILM BALLROOM DANCE · . · e. Early Years Toys
MOVIE PREMIERE
The 552 Club of H oag Hospi-
DeFore Foundation for the
Arts offers ballroom dancing
every Friday and Saturday night
at the DeFore Dance Center,.
"S Ivan made all the ·difference:'
Uetu:r gr.uk"> .111d higher ,cJf-~tt'cm. It stirµ; with a call to Sylvan.
. Serving:
• Newport Beach • irvine
• Costa Mesa • Corona del Mar
For your neighborhood center call
800-EDUCATE
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• Developmental toys, for children birth to I 0 years.
• Quality toys with lasting and treative play value.
• Personal service from knowledgeable sales staff.
642-4212
1827 WESTCLIFF DRIVE. NEWPORT BEACH
GILD•D CMtl ·
Celebr(1/e: 2lCol.her 's rz>ay ,
:Yami/ies Save Lmbies .r
Sunday Ceuntry/
Mexican Breakfast
Send 9am to I pin
Dinner Se"1ed from Spm
Steak & Lobster ........... $16.20
Lobster Dinner ............. $14.20
Prime Rib ........................ $9.zo
BBQ Chicken, _
Brisket of Beef & Ribs .... $7.95
NICK'S PIZZA
29-ytars in Costa Mesa
The Best Piua in tht U.S.A.
giQIZZA----
TOPPINGS
Sausagt. Ptpptr0ni, Ham, Salami, Mtatballs, Onums,
Basi4 Cnpm, Mushrooms, Garlic, Anchovi~. Articholtts
Htans, Olives, Grtm Peppm, jalapmos, Tomatots,
Zucchini, Egglanr anti Pineappk
Any additiomtl toppings add $1.00
CHEESE & TOMATO SAUCE
Small 9.75 • MtJjum 11.95 • Large $13.00
, , COMBO
1 10 2 TOPPINGS
Smal/ JJ.75 • M«iium 13.75 • Large$15.00
SPECIAL
, J TO S TOPPINGS
Smail J 2.75 • Mttiium 15. 00 • Large $ J 6. 00
r FuTuRA
TOMATOES, BASIL. GARLIC, RED ONIONS. TOMATO ~AUCH,
OLIVE OIL & PARMICANO CHEESE
Small J 2. 75 • Medium 15. 00 • Large $ J 6. 00
Also Putas & Specialties ·
Lasagna -R.avio/is -Roto/Q -Spaghetti -veal Marsala -
Chic/ten Cacciatore and many mo rt ..•
. .
SYNAGOGUE VISrTS
. Meet young Jewish singles •
and couples for Friday servlpes in
area synagogues. Visits take .
place the third Friday of every
month. For information, call 155-
5555, ext. 551. .
CLUBS
ALTA COFFEE
People who want to read their
own poetry can sign up at 7 p.m.
for the open reading on the sec-
ond Wednesday of every month
at 506 31st St., Newport Beach.
For more information, call 675-
0233.
AlRIUM MARQUIS HO~l
In the AirP<>rter Oub: Rock
and Roll, Tuesdays andHign
Roller Band, Wednesdays 8:45
p.m. to 1 :30 a.m. 18700
MacArthur Blvd. For information,
call 833~2770.
BE NI HANA
Karaoke at 7 nightly at 4250
Birch St., Newport Beach. For
information, call 955-0822.
BIRRAPORrrrt~
Birraporetti~s offers swing
' music entertainment by the 12-
piece Don Miller Orchestra at 8
p .m . on Mondays. South Coast
Plaza, 3333 Bristol St., Costa
Mesa. Por information, call 850-
9090.
BISTR0201
. Classical Latin guitarist per-
forms 6:30 p .m . Thursdays and
7 :30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays.
3333 W. Coast Highway, New-
port Beach. Por information, call
631-1551. .
BOB BURNS RESTAURANT
Touch of Class plays easy lis-
tening from 6 to 10 p .m. Thurs-
days, 7:30 to 11:30 p .m . Fridays
and Saturdays, and 6 to 10 p.m.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays. 881
Newport Center Drive, Newport
Beach. For information, call 644-
2030.
THE CANNERY
Karaoke is available from 9
p.m. to midnight Mondays and
Wednesdays. Wine Tasting from
5:30 to 8:30 p.m. and live music
with The Jetsen's from 8:30
p.m . .t.o 12:30 a.m. Thursdays,
30101.afayette1 Newport Beach.
For more information, call 615-
51"n.
-~ RIVERBOAT
For
·Dinner--
RESTAURANT
LUNCH
__B_RU N..Cl:i .
BANQUETS
Ample Free Parking At Newport Beach Nautical Museum
151 £COAST HWY (AT BACK BAY BRIDGE) 714.673.3415
Learn the secrets of the Cuban cigar makers:
Coh1ba, Romeo & Juliette, Pcmgas, H Upmam, arid H<¥> de Monterrey
6 Course Meal
2 Kinds of An~1pasti • Soup • lnsalate • Main C00rse • Dessert
Wedhesda'f,~30-p;m:-- - -
Best Jlramisu· In Town. Homc·Madc DaiJy
~ $65 Per pcnon lncludu w 645-8560
La Glona Cubana 1576 Newpoft Blvd, Costa Mt:sa
Maccanudo Portofino <Between 16ch & 1nc1Ustnat w~>
o\ rm: Sfl{ '' \l\ST\(.r
AMERICA'S GREATEST PLAY IN A
. GREAT NEW PRODUCTION! ·
··A SUPERB PRODUCTION
from top to bouom!"
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poignant staging." -oc ll'tl'k(I· -I Jmlr Pilot
"ABSORBING! ... puts audiences in touch with a great
playwright at the height of ~is powers."
-< >1r111):1' (,in111(r Ht].(i'lfl!r
"A!Jan Miller bring:, a superb interpretation to the role of
Willy Loman. The staging terun is TOP-NOTCH." .
"ACTING BRINGS
DEATH TO LIFE! "ELEGANT PRODUCTION of a work whose stature SCR shedc; new
light on the play ...
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FIOEU1" NAJIONAl. ~~NSllMNCE COMPANY oc HETRO
W INE AND ~N UINllllJIG
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CAAMELOS RISTORANTE
On Sundays, guitarist Ivan
Marcello performs at 8:30 p.m.
Gino and Tino perform dance
music at 9 p .m. Marco Santos
and the San Brazil Dancers heat
up the nights with the sounds or
tropical music Wednesdays at 9
p.m ., and Louis Cordero per-
forms Thursday at 9 p .m. 3520
E. Coast Highway, Corona del
Mar. For information, call 675-
1922.
tORNERSTONE CAFE
Bible study is held 7 to 9:15
p.m . on Wednesdays and 6 p.m .
on Tuesdays. Live entertainment
Thursdays, Fridays and Satur-
days. 1907 Harbor Blvd., Costa
Mesa. For more information, call
646-5776.
DIVA
Live music featuring Paula
Price on piano evez;.y Thursday,
Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m.
600 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa.
For information, call 754-0600.
DURTY NEUY'S
Live music on Fridays and
Saturdays at 9 p.m. 2915 Red
Hill Ave., Costa Mesa. For infor-
mation, call 957·1951. • ...-
EL RANCHITO
Taco Tuesday and disco take
place Tuesday nights. Live Reg-
gae on Saturday nights. House
grooves and live alternative rock
Friday nights. $2 cover. 2800
Newport Blvd., Newport Beach.
For more information, call 675-
6855.
FOUR SEASONS HOTEL
Rosanne Llmeris performs her
music from Top 40 to the classics
from 9 p.m . to 1 a.m. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Jay Mil-
burn performs jazz and rhythm
and blues tunes Monday
through Wednesday from 5:30 to
10:30 p.m. and Thursdays and
Fridays from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
690 Ne~ort Center Drive,
Newport Beach. For information, ·
call 759-0808.
THE HARP INN
Traditional Irish music every
Thursday night. The Fenians
every Friday and Saturday from
9 p.m. to 1 a .m. 130 E. 17th St.,
Costa Mesa. For information,
call '646-8855.
KONA LANES LOUNGE
Karaoke at 8:30 p.m. every
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
2699 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa.
For information, call 545-1112.
NEWPORt STATION
The alternative-lifestyle
dance club presents live local
bands and disc jockeys through-
out the week. Doors open at 8
p.m. 1945 Placentia Ave., Costa
Mesa. For information, call 631-
0031.
MARGARITAVILLE
Peter Shambrook performs
every Wednesday at 9 p.m. and
..
Blue Machine dvery Sunday at 3
p.m. 2332, W. Coast..Hlghway,
Newport Beach. for information,
call 631-8220.
MULDOON'S IRISH PUB
The pub offers live entertain-
ment every day of the week
except Mondays at 202 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach.
for information, call 640-4110.
NEWPORT MARRIOTT
Tom Stein Band plays Top 40
and contemporary dance music
9 p .m. to 1:30 a.n'l. Thursday
through Saturday in the View
Lounge. Reddy Freddy plays
Motown, Top 40 and R&B 8:30
p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Mondays. The
· Bytes play Top 40 8:30 p.m. to
12:30 a .m. Tuesdays and
Wednesdays. 900 Newport Cen-
ter Drive, Newport Beach. For
information, call 640-4000.
..lfttE RfTZ
Piano vocalist Jim Hayden per-
fonns from 7 to 11 p.m. on Tues-
day and Wednesday. Pianist Dr.
Ira pedorms from 7 to 11 p.m. on
Saturday and Monday and 6 to -10
p .m. on Sunday. 880 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach. For
information, call 720-1800.
ROYAL KHYBER CUISINE
OFINDIA
• BeHy dancing at 7 and 13 p.m.
Fridays and Saturdays. 1000
Bristol St: North, Newport
Beach. For information, call 752-
5200.
~An
American
Cafe
Join Us For
, Umeh • Dinner • Sunday Bnipch • Catering Available
....,_'!om• For Reservations and Directions Call
723-0621
Beach
JAVA CENTRALE
A European-style gourmet coffee cate. Located at 3420 Via
lJdo in Newpcn Beach. Open 7 days Mf 6-1 (¥rl
DISCORDIA
The premier cyber bate www. d alata com Located io the
Lab. 2900 Bnstol 1r1 Costa Mesa. (714) 427-5855
KA PLANS
SCOTT'S SEAFOOD GRILL & BAR
Cigar dinners are ottered
every third Monday or each
month. For reservations, call
979-2400.
SHARK CLUB
Dance Opera on Pnday and
Saturday until 3 a.m. Recorded
progressive music and billiards.
Live shark feedings every
Thursday and Saturday at mid-
night. Happy hour Thursday
and Friday 4 to 8 p.m. 841 Baker
St., Costa Mesa. For information,
call 751-0206.
SHOREHOUSE CAFE
Various bands perform every
Friday through Saturday 8:30
p.m. to midnight. 263 E. 17th
Street. Costa Mesa. For informa-
tion, call 650-2432. ...
STUDIO CAFE
Greg Peake, every Monday;
Eric Sardinas Project, every
Thursday; Jof.n Heussenstcwim,
every SaturdAy 9:30 p.m. to 1
a.m. The Works perform on Sat-
urday 2:30 to 6 p.m. 100 Main
St. in Newport Beach. For infor-
mation, call 675-7760.
TIKI BAR
Live reggae with Upstream,
every Monday. Local bands
evel'Y Wednesday. Alternative
bands every Thursday. Dance
bands every Friday through Sat-
urday. Heavy alternative bands,
every Sunday. Show time: 10
AMACHI
p .m. Cover. 1700 Placentia. For
information, call 548-3533
THE SUTTON PLACE HOTE"
Cover charge is $5 per person
with a two-drink minimum. 4500
MacArthur Blvd., Newport
Beach. For information, call 476·
2001.
THE TEAROOM
Karaoke every Thursday 8 to
11 p.m. featuring Musical Mag-
ic's Karaoke Knight. 3100 Irvine
Ave., Newport Beach. Por infor-
mation, call 7~6-0121.
TOTALLY COFFEE
Comedy Night on Tuesday at
8 p.m. 1525 Mesa Verde Drive
THURSDAY, MAY 8. 1997
East, Co ta Mesa For mlorma ..
non. call 435-9367.
TRIANGLE SQUARE
1\iangle Square offers e11ter-
tamment from noon to 2:30 p.m
Monday through Sunday,
weather permitting, on the
Town Square and on weekend
rughts from 7 to 10 p.m . 1870
Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. For
informabon1call at 722-1600.
21 OCEANFRONT
'Les Czlmber plays jazz and
other music 6 to 10:30 p .m .
Tuesday through Friday. No cov-
er. 2100 W. Oceanfront, Newport
Beach. Fot information, call 673·
2100
SAVE MONEY~
SAVE TIME!
With the
Daily Pilot ...
,
CLASSIFIEDS ,..
CALL 642-5678
THE ARCHES
Sushi & Sushi t.o Go. Complete Bar All Ma,or D'edit Cards
Located /JI. 2675 lrvtne Ave .. (Across From Newport Golf
Course) {714) 645-5518
The premium steak and seafood house in Orange
C.Ounty since 1922. Serving lunch Mon . .fri.
11 :30am until 3 :(()pm. Dinner served nightly. until
1 :CDam. located on Newport Boulevard & C.Oast
Hwy in Newport Beach, 645-7077
LA CAVE .
Breakfiist. lunch, dinner and late evenings. Voted the best ~-+..:..+---'"J':'elrtt-::-n rc=':::ng=e~-:::n~'Oj Open 7 days 6:CXla~ 1 O:ocpm and
6~ 11 pm on week'ends. All maior credit cards aooepted.
Located off the 1-405 at Harbor Blvd. 3211 Harbor Blvd.
557.S611
~Includes: Lobster. 0-Sb. Shnmp. Steaks. Dally~
cials. Fn. & Sat. Pnme Arb. Fun Bar & Wtne Llst. Casual
Dress Hours: Lunches 11 :»2:30-Otnner Mon .sat.
From 5·3Q>m Visa, Mastercard, Diners Oub. Located At
1695 Ir.vine Ave • (And 17ths) Near Blockbuster Entertain-
ment Cost.a Mesa (714) 646-7944
THE CANNERY
Historic Waterfront Restaurant end Harbor Cruise
Center Hours: Mon . .Sat. 11 .30am · 2:00am, Suh
10:00am-12:0Clpm. Ali Ma1or Credrt Gards Reserva-
tions Suggested. Located at 3010 Lafayette Ave ..
Newport Beach. CA 92663
RIVERBOAT CAFE
On board the "Pnde of Newport" Riverboat. Home Of The
Newport Harbor Nauocal Museum [Former+f Reuben E. Lee)
Is Open From 11am-9pm Lunch. Dinner Sat Sun Bruncl,i
Barn (closed Mondays) Reservat.ions Needed On~ H:ir We<J.
dings. Banquets ex Private Parties) All Major Credit Carns ·
~· Located /JI. 151 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach.
CA 92660 [714) 673-3425 Fax: 673-7B64
AN AMERICAN CAFE
Located at 462 East 17th Street IO Costa Mesa. Open 7
days a week. Mon.-5at. 6a~9pm Sunday bll 3pm. Serving
tnakfast, lunch & dinner. Made from scrat.ch pies, salad
dressings & soups. 548-3006
CHARLIES CHILI
Located at McFadden Place (next t.o Newport Pier) in New-
port Beach. Hours: Mon-Thur 7:00e~12 midnight Wee-
kends 7:00em-3:00am. Amax, Visa, Discover. Diner's Oub.
No Rese1vations Needed. (714) 675-7991
ZUBIES
Menu Includes: Ribs, Olicken, Steak & Lobster. Prime Rib,
Pizza, C¥;t.er Bar. Pnces Range From $3.95 ~Up.
Hcxrs: 11 :30em1~ -Cocktaas T~ 11pm. Credit Cards
Not Accept.ad. Reservations ~ Needed. Locat.ed et 1712
Plaoeftia, Coate Mesa (7141645-0CS1
THE CULINARY WRAP
Fresh, healthy rt.emabOnal delicacles vnpped \o\1thin a flat
rol. Open 7 days It W88k from 11 :CXlem -9.~ ·l.ocat.ed
tn the Hlllg'en Square. 250 E 17th Street 5484403
THE TEE ROOM
~ 7 dayS a week t.o the public for breakfast, lunch end
dinner. Locat.ed et the Newport Beach Golf Course. 3100
lrVtne Aw. 756-0121
LI CAFE/HYATT REGENCY IRVINE
Q:ilfor'nl8 Qllwle/Medclmoean ~ Brunch. cu SaunpbotJs
8Mch COll8ID of aewrtl ~ 9*19 and~ n . ·~. 'Pancakes O.C.-end ao •()nelette ~. Locamd a 17aX>Jlmbcne Elfd I rkte (714) 975-1234~100
~1~. ~reoommeilded~n<t~ . .
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SZECHWAN KING
All you can eat lunch & dinner buffet. 01nEHn or take-out. Free
delivery with $15.00 min. purchase. A la carte. Mon-Sat
. Lunch 11-2:30, Dinner 5-10. aosed on Sunday. Reserv&
tions reconmended for large parties. Mastercard & Visa
~· 512 w. 19th St. Costa Mesa. 548-2050
SFUZZI
Newltartan -Elegant yet casual (located 1n Tnaogle Square,
Costa Mesa). Wed • Happy Hour. Eartf Bret Menu Available
Every day. Hours: Lunch 11 30am4:~. Dinner 4:CQ>m-
10:30 Reservations accej:.t.ed Mastercard, VIS8, American
Express. Locat.ed at 1870.A Harbor 81\/d. (714) 548-9500
NICK'S PIZZA
Great pazas & pasta In Costa Mesa since 1968. Open for
lunch Tues . .fn 11am-2pm. Dinner served 5pm-1Q:>rn. Sat.
noon t.o 1 Q:>m. Dosed Sunday and Monday. Located at
230'.J Harbor Shopping Center. Cost.a Mesa. (Rear parking
lot) (714) 549-1511
RISTORANTE MAMMA GINA
Located at 251 Ea~ Pacific Coast Highway in Newport -
Beach. Lunch Mon.-5at. 11 :3Q.2:30, Sunday Brunch 11am-
3pm. Dinner Mon-Sun 5pm-1Q:>rn. Call $ead for reserva-
bOns 673-9500
SCAMPI.
Rne F81TWf Dining. Ne'Nfy Remodeled. Open 7 Days A Week
for Dinner Only. 5pm-10:~. We r.atef-Privacs lunch PBf'-
beS for 15 People or M<re. All Major D-edit Cards Accept-
ed. Reservations~ Located at 1576 ~ BMi.
Costa Mesa. 645-8560
SABATINOS REG]jAURANT 8c
SAUSAGE CO.
Pasts, Caesar Salad, Homemade S8'1S8Q8. Veal, lamb, Veg-
et.anan llshes. Wne, Beer. r.&ppuccm & Dessert. Holn:
7 Days A Week Serving Sat. & Sun. BrlKlch From 8:00.
1.00, Sun.·Th\1'8. 11am-1~. Fri . ..set. 11am.11pm. All
Major Q-edt Cards Accepted. located At 251 Shipyet'd
Wttf, N~ Beach (714) 723-0021
AVILAS IL RANCHITO
Altheroc Meldcen Food. Wtit The~~ &.A
New (qt OJisirl8 (hat Malgentas. Hain: Looch & [Jn.
ner. /4 Major Qd Cerda Acoepcad. loClt8d • 2101
Plecent1e, Coatl Mesa (714) 642-1142 end 28D New-
port Et.<d •• Newport Beech (714) 87~
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attiring ftlh t8CQ8 Phone lhlld far crdn ~· t0n· °"" F1un 11 .oo.m. ,,. MIP' ()'ldlt Clr'dl ~
l.OCltld Al. 298 17'h ~. eo.i Miii 0.141867828
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THE BARN STEAK HOUSE
Menu Includes Steak, Fresh Fish. Olicken. Burgers &
Salads. Pnces R~nge From $3. 75 For Lunch & $6. 25 For
Dinner ~. Mon . ..SSt. Open 11 am For Lunch. 4:oopm
Mon . .fn . Dinner 3·ocpm. Sat. & Sun., Major rredit Cards
Accept.ed Located /JI. 230'.J Harbor Bl #31 . Costa Mesa
(714) 641 -9777
THE ARCHES
The premium steak and seafood house 1n ()'ange County since
1922 Serving lunch Mon .fn. 11 30am until 3·~. ()nner
served nt<Jt1f umt 1 ·cx:an. located on Newport Boulevard &
Coast ttlty in Newport Beach. 645-7077.
TAPAS
The only rest.aurent 1n O.C. t.o offer the finest in ruisine from
Spain with live Flamenco entertainment. Speciahzing in Paella.
steaks, gnlled fresh fish & pastas. Open 5 days per week.
closed Sun.& Mon. Located at 4253 Martingale Way (Be-
hind Staples et MacArthur & Corinthian). Major credit cards
acceptad. 758-8194
THAI SPICE
Voted by the Register readers. as appeared in the best of
lhnge County section 8S "The Best Thai Food In c:renge
County.· Lunch. -dinner. catenng & takeout. 615 W. 19th 9:
Costa Mesa 5484333
THAI WAVE
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editorial
Newp_ort-Mesa, stan~ up. and take a bow
Is this a great place or what?
In the mere span of a week, Newport-Mesa locals
were celebrated, toasted and showered with roses
from the sta te capitol to the blue grasses of Kentucky
to the flood-soaked ballfields of Minnesota.
You want Kentucky Derby winners? We got 'em.
Want one of the top elementary schools in the
stdte? Got that
You Wctnl a fe male pitcher on a male professional
hc1!>eball team? Got that too.
LPt'~ stcut with the derby. For Newport Beach resi-
dC'nt'> Bob and Beverly Lewis it was merely a dream.
Thc>y'd been there once with the celebrated Serena's
Song c1nd finishe d a disappointing 16th ..
But this year, armed with a gray colt With luck in its
name. Sil ver Charm, the Lewises took a run at the ros-
es ayc1in c1nd cashed in.
Cong1 c1tulations.
Thc1t dNby wm came on the heels of an announc;e-
mC'nt that Lincoln Elementary School in Corona del
f\ ldr hd!> twen nc1med a distinguished school, one of
only 200 in lhe state.
And that announcement wo~d not be so remark-
c1blP exce>pt that it was only four years ago that school
off1c 1<11'> resurrected Lincoln Elementary from the dis-
tncl'!> dosed school graveyard. ·
Again. cong ratulations.
rmally. we learned this week that Ila13orders, the
fc>male pitching phenom formerly from Southern Cali-
fornia College m Costa Mesa, has signed.with the St.
Paul Samts Class A le vel minor league baseball team.
Borders ts one of just a few female pitchers to get
scnous consideratio n from men's professional base-
ball, ever.
And while the play of the Saints in St. Paul, Minn.
coulU hctrdly he classified as big league caliber; sign-
ing Borders 1s sure to prov_ide hope for future fe male
p1lchcr!> who dre am of making it to ~ajor league
bdseball
Congrdtulauons and good luck.
MARC MARTIN I DAIL y Pll OT
Ila Borders bas !\igned with the SL Paul Saints Class A level minor league baseball team.
readers react •
~eadline was the only ugly thing
Residents conUnue debate on w h at Balb oa should look like.
THE ISSUE: City officials are. considering pians to revi-
talize businesses and look of the Balboa Peninsula.
W hile the body of the attl-
cle, uBalboa revival
debate gets ugly, n on
April 29, is a fair representation
of the meeting, 1 must take issue
with the headline.
I tio not find it ugly for citizens
to take the time to voice their
opinions to their elected repre-
sentatives. As a citizen, I feel
gratified to live in a city where
people know their voice can be
heard.
As a council member, I am
grateful to lhose who speak up.
Their voice empowers us to make
better decisions rather than hav-
ing to operate in a vacuum. While
emotions ran high that evening, I
don't feel the meeting or the par-
ticipants deserve such a descrip-
tion.
Democracy isn't always pretty,
but it is never ugly.
JOHN NOYES
Council member, Newport Beach
We all have our
own fantasies
In answer to John Chiu's letter
regarding making Balboa Island
a car free zone, let's mdulge a lit-
tle further and give the residents
of West Newport our little farrtasy.
Chiu would like to enjoy the
aroma of espresso while having a
leisurely lunch. We as residents
of West Newport (this is the area
the city committee is not taking
into consideration from Balboa
Boulevard to 32nd Street) would
like to sit on our patios without
hearing abusive language, with-
out observing people (this
includes automobiles with Coro-
correspondence
na del Mar, Balboa Island license
plate holders) throwi.Qg their
trash into our streets and flashing
their butts as they are removing
wet suits as we are having our
meals outside.
The city could also accomplish
this by allowing only local resi-
dents with decals to travel to and
from their residences and to
make arrangements to park the
outsiders off our streets.
I know this is just a fantasy,
Just like it would be to have our
streets and sidewalks repaired
and to have the underground
utilities that are being considered
for the "Peninsula."
I understand that we are not
considered a village, so we are
not included in the plans for Bal-
boa. We could change that real
quick with a sign West Newport
Village. Would that make us a
part of the Peninsula?
~ DARLEEN and KEN
KUHlMANN
West Newpor! Beach
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Oaily Pi.lot
dear john
letter
A guide to
overcoming
babysitting·
blues
J ohn Hedges, you are a char-
acter. To solve your manly-
man clothes~hopping-with'
your-daughters problem, just
call up Nordstrom; tell t he m the
girls' sizes, the colors you like,
what seasons they. will be wear-
ing their frocks, and they will do
the rest.
I'm sure your wife knows this
little secret. I'll share some of
my secrets of Grandmomly-mom
activities.
On a day without your wife,
you and your daughter can
always (I know you work
around the house because I've
seen you at Home Depot) make
sawdust clay (in the garage).
· They .can form
little angels or
animals for
mommie. It
will take one
hour. (I'll share
the recipe for
sawdust clay,
call me. Clean
up after your-
self, please.)
You could Gay Wassall-
take a walk in Kelly
the sand, car,..Y
along some plaster of Paris and
make footprints for Mommy. So
what if they pour sand in their
hair there. That's one and a half
hours of fun.
Run over to Fashion Island
~nd let your Nardy G1fls play in
the water-spouting fountains.
That's good for two hours, and
will wash all the sand out. (Take
sunscreen.) You'd love it, too.
Don't know what to say
about the toxic waste (diaper
changing)' besides, where ha~e
you been for the past four
years?
You NEED more experience .
. Your wife has spoiled you.
Maybe you coufd cut out the
wee one's solid foods until she
comes home. (Be thankful you
d'on't have cloth diapers, where
you had to rinse them in the
toilet. Gag!)
The Santa Ann Zoo isn't far,
J.ohn. They have a wading area
and nature trails. The animal
aromas will mask any nature
smells your daughter-might
have. Or, do you have a swim-
ming poo'I? Take her for a swim
without a diaper and leave it
for the pqol man.
By this point, here comes
mom. Quick, call the Mandarin
House for Chinese. Don't do her
any favors by trying to prepare
dinner, stay out of the kitchen.
John, momly-mom is a
greater feat. Remem ber, May 11
is Mother's Day. Your wife
deserves an exceptional gift.
Right John?
Lovingly, from a five-time
mom, four-time granny and
breatti holder duri ng diaper
changing.
GAY WASSALL-KELLY
Balboa
Brea king leash, law is least of .pet offenses
Regarding your front page
article about Michael
Teague, Newport Beach
animal control officer, Daily Pilot
April 25, who issues ticke~ to
persons not having their dogs on
leashes.
l would like the City Council
to extend the law so that dog
walkers are cited who do not car-
ry cleanup bags a! they walk
their animals along city grass
areas, including those adjacent to
homes.
It costs me tune and money to
maintain my s1dewalk's grass
boulevards, and almost every
second day J find animal drop·
pings that r must clean up.
When pet owners deliberately
sou the areas without regard to
the smEtll, uns1ghWness and co~-
'¥ -'
L' ~\
cem about the ~disease-bearing
flies which pet defecation
attracts, I become more than
annoyed.
ED HEPNER
Corona del Mar
though admittedly It was a short note,
in our Monday Headlines feature that
appeared In our April 21 edition.
Roy was a very influential per-
son in the community, and it
hurts that he is not recognized a
year later. On the anniversaty of
Jason Ferguson's death, who was
the basketball coach at Costa fireworks ban in city Mesa High School, there was a
Don't forget Roy's long article on rum. a good thing
Don't get me wrong, I knew N t nl h uld c t M ~asting memory J 11 d I o o y s o os a esa
ason as we • an am very hap-llmit the number or permits for
I am very disappointed at the PY that there was indeed an art!-fireworks, but it should ann.ihi-
fact that there ls not an article on de on him. 1 am' not saying that late all sales of fireworks.
the one-year anniversary of Mr. one deserves recognition and not Why must we be next tp the'
Roy Alvarado's death. Alvarado, the other. However, if you are last city in the coµnt~ to allow
who was a counselor to a lot of going to recognize one person, adults to sell fireworks for tbf!
students in the Newport-Mesa you should equally recognize the kids1lctivities.
Unified School District, was' other person. Let the kids run IJlllfalhons,
loved by everyone. At St. ~~= wash cars, recycle cans and earn
Joaquim chwch, there was a ser-their own money Ul<e the other
vice tor Roy, and I am surprised • IPfTOlt'S NOTE: We agree that Roy's city kids ct.o.
that the Daily Pilot did not men-cootrlbutlons should not be forgotten Newport Beach has lhe nerve
!?n this __.the paper. ,.._,......~ ....... --and we did remember his passing, A> to use tho Costa Mesa stands to
support their soc&r teams. And
what about people, dogs and cats
who suffer trauma because of the
deafening, suffering noise of
those works of fire?
ANN HOGAN
SHERESHEVSKY
Costa Mesa
There should be a safe
and sane limit
I do like to limit the number of
permits issued for fireworks
sales. In fact, 1 would rather that
we have no hreworks sales with-
in our city hmits. I think we
already have too many functions
that create a litter in our toW?r.
That is one of them, the swap
meet is another one and such
things as thf\t degrade our town
r
and that is my opinion.
JACK CA.U.AHAN
Costa Mesa
I had a friend who no longer
lives in Costa Mesa. About 10
yea.rs ago, if you would have
asked her, she would have said
ban fireworks, as she lost her
house to kids playing with ffre-
works and her roof caught on
fire. I get very neivous around
the Fourth of July because I
know that kids playing with fire-
works can cause fires.
1 would ltate to thluk: that we
are just waiting for acddents of
major proportions to happen to
us before we do the sensible
thing and ban fireworks outright.
JOANPOPICX
Costa Mela
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Dt.nne Feinstein, (D), 331 Hart Bldg.,
re.aders read
hnmersion
method is not as
costly as bilingual
I would strongly support the
board's request for a waiver ·
to end the district's current
bilingual program. I think it's an
incredible waste of resources to
provide instruction in both Eng-
lish and Spanish (the typical
· bilingual model), especially since
I've seen the immersion system
work so well at Victoria Elemen-
tary 41 west Costa Mesa.
The Spanish-speaking kids
who started with my son in
kindergarten are fluent in Eng-
lish in second-grade today. At
Victoria, limited English-speak-
ing kids in the higher grades go
. to a separate class for intensive
English instruction every day.
allowing all kids to get uninter-
rupted instruction in language
arts. ~
Of the four West Side schools
(Wilson, Whittier, Pomona and
Victoria), Victoria had by far the
highest CTBS scores last year. Is
there a connection to language
instruction method?
Board, please don't get
caught up in the race-culture
issue. This is a resource issue.
I'm not a supporter of the Educa-
tion Alliance (which typically
supports conservative, funda-
mental religious school board
candidates), nor am I in anyway
xenophobic. ,
I love living on the West Side,
my family owns a home in Baja,
and my study of Spanish is
ongoing. In fact, I think ifld be
great if we had the resources to
teach all the kids to be fluent in
both English and Spanish'.
But it would also be great if
all grades had a 20-1 ratio. And
how about if every kid had his
own computer? I could name 100
other things that would make
our schools better. but the
resources just don't exist to fund
everything to create a perfect
school.
Let's make the best use of the
resources we have and teach all
classes in English, with pull-out
programs or·unobtrusive in-class
aides to help limited Englisb-
speaking children become fluent
as soon as possible.
MARYFEWEL
Costa Mesa
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NEWfOKJMISA UHi llD
SCHOOL DIS1WCT
District Office: 1601 16th St., Newport
THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1997
A22 THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1997
MEASURE
CONTINUED FROM ~1
hS>m the community.
I think now it's just com~ to d ~~ with the Scotts making a
proposal from the community,"
~ board President Martha Flu-
or.
Fluor said the district's $15.4-
, million deferred maintenance
f>plem is dggravated by the fact
that the state onlx supplies the
, titfict with $100,000 each year
N Ulose needs. r t lhistee Jim Ferryman said a
tu was the only way lo solve all
' ~ tlistrict's maintenance issues.
· ~ ~ ~1 don't know of any other
68ti!ce for us to deal with it," Fer-
..qaxian said ~Let the voters
d\R:lde: U they want to have nice
schools, they'll vote for it. U they
decide to just let 1t linger, that's
tb\!U-decision "
The issue 1s only in the ctiscus-
sion stage nght now, dnd the ctis-
trict would need to htre d consuJ-
'ttrfit even before they could j
Betide which kind of tax lo try to
put on the bdUot, Supenntendent
Mac Bernd Sd1d.
-rluor !>did the procc>ss dlso
would involve '>UrvC'ying pdrents
th(Qughout the ctistrict on how •
much they would be willing to
vole for and for wh1ch needs.
.f. local tax issue reqwres a
• C .thJrds voter approval under ~feldW.
1.rvme Unified School District
J~ short of thE' two-thirds rule
·~cl WdS Undble lo pdSS d $35 par-
oel tax in 1991 with a 62.2%
approvdl vole r Jrvme school board President
JW\rgie WakehdJTl said the C8J!I· ~atgn to raise funds for school
hbrane'> ancl technology was
fmanc1dUy and emollonaUy dram-
_1!!9 ~
"It 1~ like publlc educatlon 1s
<>n ·the line You t4ke your case
ovN and over dnd over agam,"
WdkehdIJl said
. Whtie d separate comrmttee
must rd1se all the campaign
Tunds, d specidl e>IC'cllon on the
issue wtll cost the school distnct ~h!Jut d $1 per vote, she said.
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ment also makes It dllficµlt to ;
pass, she saidl :
"It doesn't take much to ink a :
parcel tax,• Wakeham said. "It's l
like the minority rules.• :
Newport-Mesa Unified passed i
a general obligation bond m the :
1970s that ma~d a few years :
ago, said Michael Fme, chief l
financial officer for the district. :
Trustee Serene Stokes said she :
hoped the public would visit dis-l
trict schools to see what poor :
shape they are in. i
"I just can't believe the schools :
are so deteriorated." Stokes said. :
"We need to have the community :
believe in us enough to support a i
parcel tax or bond issue to repair :
the schools." :
Trustee Dana Black said the :
problem goes beyond JUSt school ·
sites falling apart -district refng-
erators, heaters, automobiles and
office equipment are so antiquat-
ed, they're costmg the distnct
money in energy and repatr costs. j
"A lot of our stdff is working
with manual typewnters, • Black :
said. "We really need to educate i
our cornmumty and let them :
know exactly where we stand." ;
Newport Beach/Costa Mwa Daily Pilot
FISHING
CONTINUED FROM A 1
But fishing is always a ficlde
sport, even in these waters.
Mark Scatcha.rd and Tommy
Bono, 18-year-old buddies from
Arcadia, found that out Tuesday
after leaving their homes at ·4:45'
a.m. to catch the 6 a.rn. voyage of
the Western Pride out of the Balboa
Pavilion. They read in the newspa-
pers of the spectacular barracuda
schools.
The boat came back around
noon. Scatcbard had two fish. Bono
had none.
"It's just a bad day," Bono said.
"It's no bigs."
Scatchard said he enjoyed the
"fast action" of the barracuda hunt
"On a good cl.a¥. every time you
throw your line in, there will be a
fish," he said.
Barracilda fishing appeals to all
levels of fisherman, Tapp said.
"It's actually really easy fishing
-the novices love it because it's
something they can catch and put
m a bag and take home and eat."
he said.
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QU OTE OF THE DA Y
• ... sometimu a player jfu o sped/le rok wtda a ldtool Oltd •
the school lcnows tlhe'8 going to be an ClllJfJSOfM #l'IJor ... "' • -a .CJB VOUJMJALL COAat MJalAEL soYWLAR _,
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TOWERING
OVERAIJ:.
IN HER
·WAY
• Marianne Tow.ersey
is the latest runaway
winner, capturing the
Santa Ana CC women's
crown by 13 strok~s I . ' F ollowing another runaway
· winner on the women's
club scene, it has com~ to
my attention that we need a
playoff, an overall champion
between Mesa Verde, Big
Canyon, Santa Ana and
Newport Beach country clubs.
In the most recent blowout,
Marianne Towersey won the
ladies' title at Santa Ana
Country Clue by 13 strokes, an
astonishing feat for most clubs,
· but normal in these parts.·
Before Towersey, you see,
Selby Schriber won Big r
Canyon's club championship by
27 strokes for her sixth
consecutive title.
Last. week, Denise Woodard
won Mesa Verde's women's
championship by a generous
four strokes over Natalie King,
while last month Debbie
Albright won Newjfort Beach's
club title by five strokes for her
second in a row.
So, let's get Towersey,
Schriber, Woodard and Albright
to play a four:round event -one·
round at each club -to decide
an area champion. Sponsorshi~
opportunities? We're open to
suggestio~. And yours trul:y will
caddie for the winner in a round
of the player's choice this sum-
mer.
The runners-up at e~ch club
should also play, which means
longtime former champions King
(Mesa Verde) and Sandi Coffer
(Newport Beach) will make the
field as competitive as anywhere
in the United States. Nicole
Ronald (Santa Ana) and Sally
Holstein (Big Canyon) would
also play. Aie the ladies up for
it? Stay tuned. a
Towersey's four-day total of
310 (80, 17, 76 and 77) gave her
a 13-stroke victory over Ronald,
whose 84-74-19-86 was about as
topsy-turvy as any four rounds. 't
Ronald won SACC women's club
titles in 1991 and 1994.
Woodard won the Mesa
Verde championship April 25
when she shot '337 for her sec-·
ond consecutive title. King, who
has won several championships,
finished second at 341, while
• SEE GOLF PAGE 84
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• 'IWo Big ~cs do it for Sea
Kings: MacMillan gets four
RBI, 'McMackin goes 3 for 3.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
for the host Sea Kings.
While there were times
when CdM's baseball fans
sat on pins and needles as
pitchers Matt Larson and
Ty Harper escaped jams
with Houdini acts, they
·were· ·rest-assured when
the Sea Kings came ,to bat
betause their team scored
Min 16-7 ro · t!
that span.
The Sea Kings, who hit
a school-record 29 long
balls a year ago, chipped
away at Sailor pitching,
led by Royal McMackin's
3-for-3 performance (four
runs scored) and Paul
MacMillan's four RBI..
nowhere to put the next hitter,
DaVi.d Castanon. But Harper
fanned Castanon, th~n coaxed a
pop up and a fly out to end the
threat on the way to bis first save.
'"'
CORONA DEL MAR -You fig-
ured somebody would produce
nms in double digits, considering
Corona del Mar High is six borne
runs shy of tying the school single-
season record and Newport Harbor
has three sluggers batting over
.400 with a combined 14 dingers.
in every inning except the ..__.._._._._.._._._.....u
first -with a dozen sin-McMacldn
The Tars, with Donner
Walters (.432), Danny
Pulido (.406) and Joe
Urban (.403) at the plate in
MacMillan, playing with a bad
leg and a pinched nerve in bis
elbow, enjoyed a career-high four
RBI while scoring three runs.
MacMillan's two-run single in the
second inning sparked a five-run
rally, slugging a first-pitch fastball
off the fists and up the middle.
But what smprised everyone at
the ballpark· Wednesday was how
these players from two muscular
Sea View League teams could
score 23 runs, an eventual 16-7 win
gles and two doubles.
· "That's really unusual for us, to
score 16 runs without any home
runs,# said CdM Coach Joe Koh,
whose squad (9-11-1, 4-7-1 in
league) benefited from three New-
port Harbor errors in the fifth and
sixth innings, scoring nine runs in
crucial situations, had three infield
singles, all to the left side, and two
walks in succession in the fifth.
Pulido walked twice in the game
with the bases full.
Harper entered with nobody
out, four runs already across and
Justin Anderson bad three hits
for CdM in fo\.ir trips, including
three RBI and two runs. Ryan
Acbterberg also had two hits for
Corona del Mar.
• GAME SUMMARIES PAGE 82
CdM 16. ..... tlpOl't ......... 7
El Toro 18, santa Margarita 17
Irvine 3, Woodbridge 2
M61J!•iijiiiiji]•£l
CdM at Newport HMt.og J:15
Santa Margarita at El Toro. 3:15
Irvine 115> Woodbridge, at
Windrow Parle, 7:~ p.m.
Croati -
slips b
U.S., ·9-.
By Molly Yanity, Dai/}' Pilot :_:
• Europeans have what~
takes down the stretch.:.: .
CORONA DEL MAR -~e
is something distinct about: tti~
Croatians.
They're tan, muscled bod1e5
are no different from those of the
Americans, but the difference is
in the faces. i
When the Croatian water:,;olo
team walked onto the pool ~
in their red, white and blue gym
suits, you could immediately-.e
the difference in thei.t faces -
square-jawed sternness.
• BRIAN POBUDA'/ DAtLY PILOT
· Oran9e Coast College's state champ10f1S -from ·row, fiom left: Beth Armour, Sherry Panggabean, Hllary Cox, ~een Bennett.
Meanwhile, the Americlm
men were sitting at a table beside
the pool. They weren't goofing
off, or acting distracted from the
task that would soon be at
band ... they were simply -being
Americans. talking, smiling,
watching the Yugoslavia-Aus-
tralian match with an aloofness
that is uniqliely American.
When it came . to ·the fourth
period of their own match, it was
something simply European that
gave the Croatians a 9-8 win in · .
the Newport International Water
Polo Tournament at Corona del
Mar High School .Wednesday
evening.
Maria Uceda; second r()w: Karen Helm, Chintya Ganda, Jenny Owen,. Ubby Carras, Tara Yarbrough; back row: Sandy Hislop,
Sandy Z~brin, Heather Sealy, Carey Read. Additionally, Coach Jon Rathfel~er's team has a 12Q-meet victory streak intact.
..
~'· NG ORAN
.,
s.
· By Molly Yanity, Dai/}' Pilot
C OSTA MESA'-The Orange Coast
. College swim teams sat in a room at
noon Monday on the Pirates'
campus. Before them was their coach, Jon
Rathfelder, the newly crowned California
Community College Swim Coach of the
Year, and in front of Rathfelder was a
month's worth of wmners -the best
women's team in the state, the top men's
'swimmer of the state championships, two
Orange Empire Conference champions,
and a women's team that owns a 120-meet
winning streak.
Just two days after the women's team
captured the state title and the men took
fourth, 27 athletes and two coaches felt the
exhaustion that follows a month of riding
around on an incredible high.
"Their heads were down, their eyes half
shut. They were just emotionally drained
• SEE CHAMPS PAGE B2
41'.. ' dally pilot high school athlete of the. week
' I' ( I ' c I I: I I l I; ) I ) I' I' I I·. ( . I. I I I
• Newport ;Harbor High golfer is a
three-time medalist in one week.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
As a municipal sharpshooter,
Justin Shapiro WU
·Newport Herbor liigh's unofficial
hustler last week, hopping from
coune to coune, proving that the
elements of the links are u vital
to one's game u strokes from tee
to green.
And w~ luring h1I mark. eround Sea View Leaou• golf
COWlel with medalist bonOn in an three 18-hole matcbel,
SbtllllPPtdtfd~
! •
testimony to the Back Bay •
athletic c:ommunity that teems
should never underestimate the
underdog, espedally in golf,
where home-field ad.vantage can
certainly be a force.
•we're doing pretty bad um
yeet, so ·beating Corona del Mar
was the only motivational factor
that day,"_ Shapiro Mid of his
team's 369-3?a ~victory over
Before 800 · fans, the U.S.
looked strong for three periods in
a brutally physical game.
"When you get into games
with tea.ms of this caliber, there is
a strong desire to win. It gets. very
_physical because we both want ilt_
that's the end-all," said Team
USA's Chris Oeding.
Oeding, a three-time high
school All-American at Corona
del Mar, wa.S the USA's leading
scorer with three goals. In the
third period, he and Croatia's
Tomislav Rogin got into a scuttle
on the change of possessions that
bad Oeding yelling for the offi-
cial's attention.
"That happens," he said. •1
think we're prepared for it. It's
the nature of the game."
• SEE WATER POLO PAGE 83
"
ll~ THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1997
C:HAMPS ' .. . CONTINUED FROM 81
adi1>bysically drained," ~er said. Rathfelder, who
w'len All-American at OCC
anab>ntinued his swimming
~r at Chico State, said, "I
can'tTemember if I was more
tired when I was competing or
ndW.•
1 Tfle Pirates and their mentor
ear!tMt every right to be
tired-an incredible season had coini to a dose. : a 'Osl paper, tt appeared that the O~e Coast College women's sWiiia team would be in first
p~C' by about 20 points at_ the
ertd~f the first day of the
tb.nie-day California Community
c 0lt8ge Championships.
:'11le projection reflected
p~ous swims by the Pirates
and their competitors, the
toughest hurdle the defending
state champs, Diablo Valley.
But when Thursday's events
were over, Diatllo Valley held
fln'to first place by 25 points.
"This was a surprise and not a
uood one,· Rathfelder said.
The Pirates' 400-yard medley
relay team that had not been
def~ated all season pulled in
third. More importantly, the team
touched the wall after Diablo
Valley.
"We .came out flat, lethargic,"
Rathielder said. "1 didn't lmow
what was going on."
Despite the standings,
R.athfelder had two things going
for him. The first was his greatest
tesource -assistant coach Don
Watson, who has guided the
Lady Pirates to seven previous
ktate titles. The second was the
heart that beat in each of his
competitors.
Watson suggested th~t
Rathielder get the women up
early Friday morning, that they
swim faster in the preliminary
heatS and simply hold their own
in the championship heats.
Tbe scoring in the state meet
goes as such: the top eight ·
swimmers from the preliminaries
advance to the championship
heat, while swimmers nine
through 16 go on to the
consolation finals. The eighth
championship heat finisher earns
11 points, while the top
consolation swimmer earns nine
-and times don't matter, only
places count.
"The secret is pushing them
in the morning," Rathielder said.
He and Watson roused the squad
early Friday, put them through a
longer wannup and set them
loose in the pool.
'1 , "They swam out of their
,
f•
.,.
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...
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minds," Rathielder said.
"Everybody's goal was to get in
the top eight. They set
themselves up for success by
swimming well in the morning."
By the end of day two, Coast
not only erased the 20-point
d.eficit, but was at the top of the
3tandings by 40 points.
Watson said there was a
-rucial turning point.
The 23rd event was the
mo-yard freestyle relay. Suiting
JP tor the Pirates in this was
Jenny Owen, Hilary Cox, Sherry
Panggabean and anchor Chintya
Ganda.
At the end of the third leg,
Coast was in third place.
Ganda put on a surge that
sent her into first place and OCC
edged Palomar by hall a second.
Diablo Valley came in fifth .
"That let all the air out of
Diablo Valley's balloon," Watson
said:
Rathfelder saw the
momentum swing, too.
"You could just see it ... the
energy just drained from Diablo
Valley. They were crying. Some
of the girls said that in the
lockerroom they (Diablo Valley)
were throwing tantrums ... and
we were getting tougher," he
~aid.
The Pirates ended up taking
the champidnship With a
430.5-366.5 victory over Diablo
Valley.
Coast turned in three victories
out of tlte four relay races.
Along with the win in the 400
free relay, the 200 free team took
a 1:52.42 win. The four
SWimmers were the same as in
the 400 free. And the 200 medley
relay quartet of Cox, Carey
Read, Ganda and Panggabean
edged out the second and
third-place teams by less than
a second.
Sandra Zubrin, a Corona del
Mar High product, claimed the
championships in both diving
events for the Pirates. Ganda
clinched the 50 fly and took
second in the 50 back. Cox
earned second places in the 500
free arid 200 'tree, and snagged a
third in the 100 baclC.
Panggabean took fourth.in the
50 breast. Read, a Newport
Harbor High product, was the
fourth finisher in the 100 breast,
and fifth in the 50 breast.
Heather Sealy swam to a
fifth-place finish in the 100
breast, as well.
0
To sbnpll:' say that the men's~
team fell short
of its goal
would be an
injustlce.
"Our goal
was to get a
third at the
state meet,"
· Rathfelder
said. "We
knew we
couldn't catch
Jon Rathfelder (champion
Golden West
and Diablo Valley), so we
wanted to be third."
But West Valley of Saratoga
nipped the Pirates by 11 points
for that spot.
"I felt badly that they didn't
reach it," Rathfelder said. "Some
of it's my fault, some of it's their
fault."
Even though e~ch Piraie
qualifier dropped his time,
Coast's relay teams could do no
better than third in all four.
•Some of them needed more
rest than I had given them"
Rathfelder said. "And some of
them needed to do better than
they did in the morning. Had
they done well in the morning,
they would've got those 11
points."
The Pirates' No. 1 import
sophomore Wisnu Wardhana of
Indonesia shined by eamil'lg the
male swimmer of the meet.
Wardhana shattered the record
in'the 100 fly. The previous mark
was 49.53.. He swam a 4~.05,
·which is just '.03 off of the
naµonal mark. He also topped
lie nele1S1n the SO free and'"lOO
free .
e,;osta Mesa High alwnnus
Ryan Dandy placed third \p the
50 free, and Gus Fowler took
third in the 200 fly. a
When the pools were empty,
the day and the glory were not
'quite over for Coast. Rathfelder,
in just his first season as a "head
coach, was idly leaning against a
wall w_ben the announcement
resonated throughout the area
that he had been chosen Coach
of the Year.
"It didn't really register until
another coach told me to go up
and accept my award," the
30-year-old said.
"I can't say how much it
meant to have Don Watson
there. It took so much pressure
off me. Fifty percent of the credit
goes to him."
Rathfelder doesn't have much
time to recuperate from his
tiredness and giddiness over the
wins. Wednesday Rathfelder
went to Cedar,Sinai in Los
Angeles for a surgical procedure
that is ~ed at relievi.Bg 15 ·
years of chronic migraines.
Q
As the teams sat in that room
Monday, they were tired, -happy,
proud.
"This format is very
demanding." Watson said. "In
just a 10-day period, you have 14
swims, then 14 more swims.
That's 28 all-out swims. It's very
fatiguing and wears on you. It's a
harq thing to do.
"You teally find out who has
been going to morning practices
and lifting weights, because if
· you aren't, you're going to get
spanked," he said.
. With the Coach of the Year at
the helm. an assistant
experienced in winning and a
room full of champions, getting
spanked was a thought that .
ha~'t crossed anybody's mind.
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I SNOW WILt. LAND AT CAL :
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• Newport Harbor High junior
girls volleyball standout verbally
. commits. early to attend Berkeley.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
5-foot-10 outside hit-
ter at the Laguna
Beach , Volleyball
Club, announced the
agreement, after play-
ing middleman
between the two par-
ties in order to remain
in compliance with
NCAA recruitUig
r'u.les.
Snow's senior se.ason at Newport Harbor.
"But, sometimes a player fits a. specific role
with a school and the school knows she's
. going to be an awesome ~or."
Snow wasn't too bad as a junior, helping
lead Coach Dan Glenn's Sailors to an
unbeaten Sea. V.iew League title and a 16·5
record, before being eliminated in the CIP
Southern Section I-AA semifinals by top-
seeded Mira Costa. I I
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NEWPORT BEACH -Proving it's never.
too soon to get serious about recruiting,
Newport Harber High junior Melissa. Snow
has rewarded the efforts of UC Berkeley
women's volleyball suitors by verbally com-
mitting to join the Bears' rising program in
the fall of 1998.
Michael Soylular, who ooaches the
Melissa Snow •n•s vert unusual,"
Soylular, a· former
La~a Beach High boys and girls coach,
said of the commitment months before
Snow, who emerged as a starter durintJ
her sophomore season, after playing her
freshman year at Portervill~'s Monache
High, earned second-team all-league hon-
ors last fall.
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HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING
.MURPHY
.·DOUBLES
Newport freshman swimmer wins the 200
free, third in the 100 at Sea View prelims.
LAKE FOREST -Freshman standout Amy Murphy of
Newport Harbor High captured first place in the 200-
yard freestyle (1:57.46) and thirq in the 100 free (54.90) ip
the Sea View League girls swim preliminaries Wednes-
day at El Toro High.
The top eight finishers in each event qualified for Fri-
day's fifl.als, also at El Toro. Those placing nine through
16 will swim in the consolations. Murphy, Alden Moore
and Erin Murphy (no relation) are the only three.Sailors
who will compete in cham_pionsbip heats.
Moore finished sixth in the 100 breaststroke (1:13.53),
while Erin Murphy was sixth in the 100 backstroke
(1 :04.91). '
· Others )'ho qualified for the consolations include Bar-
bara Colien (200 and 500 free), Heather Pappas (200
individual medley), Llsa Swain (50 and 100 free), Jenna
Barto (50 and 160 free), Autumn Milliken (50 free and
100 butterfly) and Erin Hartig (500 free).
Newport Harbor's Kiersten Johnson and Marta Solco-
va qualified in the 100 breaststroke, while Erin Murphy
will add the 200 free and Moore will include the 200 IM.
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Cd.M's Nettie Alshuler vies ln the 200-yard . ·
individual medley at the Se~ View League prellms
Wednesday afternoon at El Toro High. The finals· for
the girls, and boys, are Friday. at the same site. . .
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Emery leadS Corolla d~l Mar bOys qualifie~s
LAKE FOREST -Despite choosiiig not to
shave for the Sea View l..e4gue Fiilals, Coro-
na del Mar High boys swimmers almost uni-
versally established new se~n bests Tues-
day at the league preliminaries at El Toro
the 49.80 made necessary to ~dvance ~ the
CIF Preliminaries.
'\
available immediately following the meet, .
also praised the efforts of pins Esposito (200 ..
IM and 500 free), Jason Palda (100 back-
stroke and 100 fly), Robert Hacker (100 fly
and 100 breaststroke), Morgan Johnston (50
free and 100 breaststroke), Garrett Gentry
goo free and 100 back) and Jason Powers
(50 free and 100 free.), all likely consolation-
finallsts .
High. .
. Additional championship finalists for
Coach Mike Starkweather's Sea Kings
include K4Wi.ka Th.rayao (200 free and 100
backstroke), Rob Wllliams (100 butterfly and
100 breaststroke) and Scott kramer (100 free
and 200 free).
Lance Emery just missed CIF qualifying·
standards in the 50-and 100-yard freestyle
events en route to reaching the champi-
. onship finals (top eight qualifiers in each
event), scheduled Friday at El Toro.
.Emery's 22.62 time in the 50 was just off
the 26.60 CIP standard, ·while his 49.83
docking in the 100 was a shade slower th.an
Omar Kattan als6 made the finals in the
10<1 backstroke, aceording to Starkweather,
· and also swam well in the 200 individual
medley:
Star~ather, who said results were not
"Y)rtually everyone ·wwhinr0o~s~w,·p, lf'ft-:,-wlffl--mf---t
exception of two kids, did their fastest times
ever, which was outstanding,• Starkweather
said. . , ·.
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BLUE JAYS . MOU·NT ·COMEBACK TO TOP A'S
NEWPORT BEACH -Down
5-0, the Blue Jays scored 10 runs
in three innings to put together a
comeback and steal a victory
from the Athl~tics 13-9 in Ne'W'·
port Harbor Baseball Associa-
tion's Mustang Division.
Matt Erickson and Davis Pem-,
stein of the Blue Jays each had a
pair of hits that contributed to
second and fourth-inning rallies
that prompted the comeback.
Matthew Hogan's first hit of
the year was a single that drove in
two runs for the Blue Jays.
Pemstein pitched three innings
for the Jays and fanned five.
Greg Miner had a single and a
triple for the Athletics. Kurt Yacko
pitched a one-two-three· inning.
The Athletics' bats could not
keep up with the Blue Jays', but
tough defense from Greg Miner
kept the game dose.
James Jackson ripped two hits
for the Jays, and Ricky Nelson
was the winning team's defensive
standout at second base.
In other Mustang Dlvlslon
action:
shutout innings from the mound,
as well as bis game-winning RBI..
Heeban fired five strikeouts
while walking just one and hold-
ing the Royals scoreless. He
received defensive support when
the Royals' Kasey Peters sent a
deep drive to centerfield that was
tracked down by Thevor Selby.
Selby also squelched a Royal ral-
ly in the sixth inning by snagging
a line drive at third base.
The Cubs' Tyler Parker tied up
the game in the fifth inning when
he stole home with two out. Hee-
han pushed the go-ahead run
across the plate with an RBI sin-
gle. Heehan was 3 for 3 from the
plate. . .
Marlins 8, Royals 5
Peters earned a single and
double for the Royals, and Timo-
thy Cramer, Matt Collier and Hal
Taylor each chipped in with a hit.
Mariners 8, Cubs 1
• Jake Schulte was 2 for 3 with a
pair of RBis as· the Mariners (9-2-
1) banded the Cubs their second
<loss. .
ning seven of the nine batters he
faced. The corps held the Cubs to.
six bits and struck out 13.
Ns 10, 1Wins 4
Greg Mine:r:. -Kurt Yacko and
Cliff Heiser fended off the 1\vins,
and Clayton Heiser made a stellar
defensive play in the Athletics'
win.
BRONCO DMSION
Rockies 12, Ns t
Rockies 11, Marlins 5
Dave Erickson fired a com-
plete game victory and struck out
11 for the Rockies, as Mate
Encinias jacked two solo home
runs as part of his 4 for 4 perfor-
mance.
Erickson fooled the ~s with a
tricky change-up and allowed
just tWo hits.
Encinias, the Rockies' third
baseman, ripped a shigle, a dou-
ble and sent two pitches over the
center field fence. . •
He added two triples and a
double in the win over the Mar-
lins for three RBI.
Pete Madison was 2 for 2, and
Josh Resnick added a pair of hits
in that contest.
Yankees ·rs, Marlins 6
Mike Bearss and Matt SIIfiijl
proved that defense wins ball
games with plays that saved the
gameiurthe Yankees. Offensive-
ly, Eddie Gallardo sparked the
Yanks with a two-o,ut RBI si.J:lgle
in the three-run second inning.
Geoff Rill had a four-RBI day
against tlie Marlins as the Yan-
kees went on a 12-bit blitz. Bren-
den Simmer and Michael Lyerla
each knocked a double.
RJ Muller and Jeremy Hauser
asswned the pitching duties, and
Zimmer and Joel Walker stopped
a run on a 7 -6-2 relay in the fourth
inning.
MACHINE PITCH
Astros vs. Marlins
The Marlins bad three home
runs with two by Taylor Friend
and another by Michael Guess.
Their hitting efforts weTI! aided
by Jason Granzella, Andy Fisch-
er, Ben Frazier and Timothy
Regan, who added hits.
Tars, Cd.M fall in Sea View tests
Cube5,Roiab4 ·
The Cubs ( 0·2·1) held tight fo
their second-place spot with a
narrow win over the Roya.ls
behind Dennis Heeban's three
Brett Green nailed a double
and Sc:ored a run, and 08.{I'ett
Donaldson was 1 for 3 with an
RBJ. I
Encinias, Kristian Litchfield
and Philip Gustin combined for
the win.
Defensively, the Marlins were
paced by shortstop Jamie Gayley
and Frazier, who played first
bue. Fischer, Brett Boyer, Jason
Loftus and Michael PU.nee! ·
anchored the outfield, wb1le third
baseman Woody Yokoyama
starred.
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• Coroaa· del Mar fell to 0-'1 in
league play with an 8·0 lost to
the Warrion, who were led by
Cheyne Smith led the
Mariners' pftching staff by fan-Yankees 5, Inell~ 4
the tour-hit pitcihg ot Tracy Oasis brings home 19 medals
Alcaraz, who struck out 10 and PASADENA -The Oasis '
walked 2 for her eighth victo.ry, tennis team from CQrona Wil I ...... f;'ClA'I 0 WOodbridoe 203 ooo 3 • a u o del Mar's Senior Center
CoroNi def MM ooo ooo o -o 4 2 brought home 19 medals from the Crown ·
AlcMaz end Gt..,.._g; Nfry end WillL 21 Valley Senior Olymptct in Pasadena in
·Boone (W). ll · Lemn (W). recent cofhpetition.
,,. lt•1INlll 111r1WWJ George ibaw and Don Bailey (over-75)
IM v.......,. captured two gold and two silver medals in CeNil9.,..., tt. "'"rt" Hllltlor J men's doubles action. ~ .. "::' ~ 1~ ~ : 1~ ,: ~ Stan Mumford (over-80) took a gold and
c.tt .. ,. w.-, <•.Urben (6) end~ three bronze medals in men'• doubles and
-. ff>; lMIOI\ HetPlt (5) ~Schiff. mized doubles play.
,._~~~~-1~ __ arolMcOonald,FloRees~d.H~ ~.
~dry each won a pair of gold medals in
nlixed doubles competition, while Prank
Wil-Uams distinguished h1mse.lt wt.th t\stlver
medal. ·
' shooters, will fea,ture 131 targets and six
official events and will be held at Prado
Olympic Shooting Park in C!liDo HWI.
The entry fee is $235 per lboat. and
includes a continental bnU:fut, 1~
dinner and cocktails followtng the ~t.
The post-shoot festlvttlel aJlo featu.re an
552 Club's Stag Shoot all ~t auction, drawing and awardl. ...,,... Any shooter wanting to paitldpate on a
NEWPORT BEACH -the IN five-person teem mutt sulait an application
16th annWll Invitational SHOOT G and entire squad payment ($1175) by May 20
552 Club Stag Shoot ts accepting entries for to lll!Sume their preferncl tMrntng.
itl June 11 competition. For more fnfonnaUon or to recelw an
The competition, wblch ls llmited to 175 1nvitil.._tion, call 574-7208. •· . ~ ............. • • L .. ~
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Ne1Vp0n BachlCosm Mna Daily PiJoc
BARRIES ·o ·N
THE LOOSE
The seas are absolutely
alive with barracuda.
Y ellowtail, barracuda and
bass fishing broke wide
open in channel waters
and sports boats running out of
Davey's Locker and Newport
Landing came home with limits
of fish on Tuesday.
MOne of the best barracuda
bits I have seen in years,"
reported Norris Tapp, skipper of
the sport boat Freelance, running
out of Davey's Locker.
Log ban.acuda were located
just a couple of miles off the jetty
on Sunday, the bite went
bonkers on Monday ana even
the half-d ay boat We3tem Pride
pulled into the dock with limits
ofbarriesforitshalf-day
passengers.
Local anglers got in on the
wide open bite that is expected
to continue through May.
jim
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Tom Snyder of Costa Mesa
was fishing on Freelance on
Tuesday and limited out on log
barracuda casting jigs to boiling
fish and Dan Frazier of Newport
Beach enjoyed outstanding local
fishing on board the Western
Pride as he sacked a limit of big 3/4-day boat Freelance, called
barries fishing with anchovies. into the dock to report running
Over at San Clemente Island through an area of breaking
the sportfisher Thunderbird barracuda that was tfuee sq~are
docked early this week with miles of leaping fish /
limits of yellowtail in the 15-to Lots of bait in the channel and
20-pound class fishing live squid water temperatures in the
at a number of high spots on the mid-60s should bold the fish off
front side of the island. the beach and make for good
· The Thunderbird is stopping fishing for party boat anglers and
off at Catalina Island on its run to private yachts.
the outer island in order to make The bulk of the bait in the
squid that is floating_. Pavilion dock receivers are
The deluxe six-pack charter anchovies ... just the right bait for
boat Bongos, captained by Joe barracuda and calico bass.
Bairian of Newport Beach, has Harbor area angler Tom •
been taking limits of bull calico Somers bit it right on Monday
bass at Catalina Island fishing when he went out on the
squid and sardines and then sportfisher NauWus, running out
topping off the day by fishing of Newport Landing in Balboa.
schools of hungry barracuda on Somers sacked limits of log
the way home. barracuda weighing in the 9-to
Mako sharks have also moved 11-pound category casting
onto high spots in mid-ehannel-Summertime-Feather jigs and
watets and these great game fish getting strikes on the sink of
will be targeted by the Bongos virtually every cast.
fleet during the next few weeks. The crew found a big school
j In addition to mako sharks in of barracuda off an area of
the water, blues have also Laguna Beach known by
showed up in bi9 numbers and skippers as the •Blue Roof" and
heavy •catch-and-release" this spot produced limit fishing
action was reported this past for all anglers on board fishing
weekend by the fleet fishing feathers, lures, iron, jigs and live
aroWld the 14 Mile Bank. bait.
According to Tapp, fishing Dean Plant at Angler's Center,
conditions in the channel are reports that there are yellowtail
ideal with ·many bait schools. under noatiilg kelp paddies on
The veteran skipper went on to the 181 spot.
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big schools of feeding barracuda. Hook, skippered by Richard
•Just tell the crew to look for Hoffman of Dana Point, spotted
birds diving to the water and tails under the kelp on Sunday,
they will find the fish," said but they wouldn't bite. It
Tapp. shouldn!t take more than a day
On the way home from or two for yellowtail under kelp .
Catalina on Tuesday, Captain to begin biting all along the
Donny Brockman, owner of the coast.
Stanford's Abrams _doubles
up on his Ojai pleasures
• Newport Harbor High
product figures to ride out
his tour at Stanford.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
PALO ALTO -Don't expect
Geoff Abrams to jump shlp at
Stanford and turn pro becaus~ of
an outstanding freshman season.
No, Abrams plans to be a Car-
dinal for four years, even though
his tennis lately has spoken other-
wise.
But Abrams, a Newport Har-
bor High product, might consider
making Ojai a more permanent
tour-stop after winning two Padf •
ic-10 Conference men's titles in
the small orange-bloss.om town
about 30 miles 1n1and from Ventura.
Abrams, who won three junior
championships at the prestigious
Ojai Valley Tennis Tournament
before accepting a scholarship to
Stanford was seeded No. 1 at
Ojai in singles and doubles (with
Cardinal teammate Grant Blllott)
and did not disappoint.
•Jt wasn't necessarily a sur·
prise, but it was a nice victory,• he
said. •It's not a matter of expect·
tng to win, but knowing I can
win."
Abrains has played mostly No.
4 and 5 singles, filllng in for Paul
Ooldltaln at No. 4 when Gold·
8'* wu injured. But lately bil
game has IC)Ued, and )Ult in time
for ·the NCAA Championships
May 17-20 at UCLA.
•0ne ol the biggest thlnQ1 for me.• Alnml Mid. •was ·tl:Mlt l
bM p.d U8C ad UCLA mn:lt-
• (JMt 'mcmlll).~beating botb my
Olill 7 Ill UCLA WU No. 1 ill
~ ~--J)ic9per-
With that confidence, Abra.ms
went to Ojai, where he bad
already won titles in the boys 14s,
16s and interscholastic divisions.
And in a span of four hours
April 27, he won his fowth-"and
fifth championships, beating
Stanford teammate Charles
Hoeveler in the singles final and
USC's Fernando Samayoa and
Akram Zaman in doubles, 6-3,
3-6, 6-0. Abrams' victory over
Hoeveler, 6-4, 6-4, lasted a little
more than an hour.
Abrams, a premed major who's
taking 20 units this quarter, which
ends June 12, is 21-3 in singles
and doubles this spring, his first
as a collegiate player. •
Abrams, who won his first dou-
bles title at Ojai. was one of the
area's most celebrated juniors,
playing just two years of high
school tennis before attending the
Palmer 1enn1s Academy in Florida.
A two-time member of the U.S.
national team, Abrams was
nmked No. 1 in the nation in the
bop 14s ln 1992, the year he won
the Baster Bowl and USTA
national championships on clay
and hardcourts.
His' third Ojai title last year 1n
the interscholutic division (or
181) capped an extra.ordinary 10·
month run, in wb1ch Abrams a1lo
won the Southern Callfomla
J\IDlor Sectionals 181 cbampl-
omblp .tll Loi <Abelleroe Sporta VID-ve In fountain Valley.
•111te c::oU.ege tennis a lot bet-
ter than Jumon, beau.. you
tr•ftl tftlb • bUDch al. 9\111 and
you're all loodna for eech other,•
Mkl AtniDl:'wtao plam to com-
.,... Ill ........ neols tblt
very g~ team."
Croatia, which captured the silver medal
•in Atlanta in the 1996 Olympia, is mixing
up lts lineup and is not playing with its com-
plete national team, said Coach Bnmo Silic.
•This (tournament) is good for training tor
the next competitions,• Silic said. •There
are some young players that need a
chance."
Silic's team was led by Samir Barac, Ogn-
jen Knie and Zdeslav Vrdojak, who each
SHAPIRO
THURSOAX, ~AY 8, 1997
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scored two goals.
The contest left the Croatians as the onlY
undefeated team in the six-team field at l.-0 .
Team USA (1 -1) faces Australia (0-1-1).At
7 :30 p.m. tonight. Australia worked to a ,.,..
tie with Yugoslavia (1-0-1) in earlier actiop
Wednesda'y, and Greece (1-1) defeated the ,
Canadian team 8-5. Team Canada stands at
0-2. Other games today include a 5 p.p;J....
bout between Canada and Yugoslavia, ~
Greece races Croatia at 6:15 p.m .
C()M's .lowersey, Tars'. CONTINUED FROM 81
the Sea Kings at Costa Mesa
Golf and Country Club's Mesa
Linda Course, the shorter of the
two 18-bole municipal courses
owned by the city of Costa Mesa.
llorn:Sept. 18, 1979
Hometown:
Newport Beach
Height: 6-foot-1 . -
Shapiro qualify for CIF
• CdM standout (third),
Newport semor (fifth) at
Sea View League finals.
COSTA MESA -Corona del
Mar High junior Chad Towersey
shot a 1-over-par 75 to end up
three shots behind medalist Nick
Fritz from Santa Margarita High,
then lost a three-hole playoff with
Santa ·Margarita's Jimmy Pit·
tinger to wind up third Wednei-
day in the two-day Sea View
League individual &iombips
arsanta Ana Counlry Cub.
Newport Harbor senior Justin
Shapiro, who missed advancing
to the CIF Southern Section
championships the last two yea.rs
by one stroke, needed a one-hole
playoff to finish fifth, capturing
the league's final qualifying berth
for the CIF toumam~t. May 30 at
Canyon Country Cub in Palm
Desert. ' .
Towersey, a Santa Ana CC
member, followed his opening-
day 76 to finish with a two-day, 7-
over, 151.
ShaJSiro finished. his 36 boles
with a 153, equalled by Santa
Margarita's Nate Blauer and Kel-
ly Craig, the latter having edged
Shapiro for the final CIF spot last
spring.
Towersey's performance was
somewhat unexpected, since he
is still limping slightly after
recently undergoing arthroscopic
knee surgery (tom cartilage).
Rounding out the seven-player
Back Bay conting~nt among the
22 players who made the firlt-d&y
cut, were CdM's Max Wallick
(165), Newport's Kevin Olson and
Jason Szolomayer (both 161.),
Newport's Rusty Hill (168) and
Corona del Mar's Innes MacDon-
ald (172).
Jankowski in PCL Finals
Costa Mesa High sophomore
Nicole Jankowski was among
those who qualified for the Pacif-
ic Coast League 'n'ack and Field
Finals at Monday's prel.iuls at
Irvine High.
Jankowski clocked a personal-
record 51.4 to finish third in her
300-meter hurdles heat. the fifth.
fastest time among eight qµali·
fiers.
Sailors fall, 16-2 Shapiro, who plays the publli:
• junior circuit in the summer, shot
NEWPORT BEACH -Newport· 2-under-par 68, including 31 on
Harbor High seniors Scott Sims the back nine with four birdies
and Tennyson Oyler earned a as the Sailors improved to 4-14,
pair of doubles victories to pace 2-6 in league. CdM, a team
the host Sailors (4-14, 1-9) in a 16-then-ranked in Orange County's
2 Sea View League regular sea-Top-10 poll, fell to 14-4, 7-2.
son-ending loss to league cham-. "We knew (the Sea Kings)
pion Wood}?ridge Wednesday. were probably contesting fo r the
Sims and Oyler defeated two No. 1 spot in league, and I ~
Warrior duos, 6-1, 6.4, to account we took away their No. 1 spot
for the Tars' only points. and their (upper hand) m the
Su VIEW laAGW Back Bay rivalry,• Shapiro said. •w1nooe...-~rtc1ge 1s. Newport 2 MTh ·ust think th • all Slrigles: Rinek (NH) lost to ey J ey re re Y
eaghenpour, 6-1, lost to Farokhpay, · gobd, and the two coaches really
6-l, lost to Kermani, 6-1; Cook (NH) aren't on the best of terms,
lost, 6-2, 6-2, 6-1, MacMaster (NH) lost. because (the Sea Kings) were
6-0, 6-0. 6-0. bitching about playing on Mesa
Doubles: Sims-Oyler (NH) lost to Linda. Beating. them was kind ol
Shanield-levy, 6-1, def. call-Davenport, hi hli h " 6-4, def. Par-Hunter 6-3; Hsieh-Singer a g g t to our season.
(NH) lost. 6-i 6-3, 6-4; Hoevel-Roney Shapiro, a senior who
(NH) lost. 6-2, 6-2, 6-0. pounded the circuit pavement
PCL appeal today
BUE.NA PARK -The Pacific
Coast League, including Costa
Mesa and Estancia High schools,
will voice its ob~~tion today
before the CIF Soiiffiem e on
Releaguing Committee to a pro-
posed PCL configuration that
includes Marina High.
Current PCL schools, as well
as Marina, will challenge a
releaguing proposal passed by
Orange County representatives
for th.e 1998-2002 cycle, on
grounds it does not satisfy the cri-
teria of geogra phy, enrollment
and competitive equity.
Five current Sunset League
schools, as well as the· Century
League, will also present appeals
at the Sequoia Athletic Club.
SCHEDULE
Alda •
N*nf1~17).
KldltB-121-•
51ndUndlr
P91*9 a Proglmne
FRtEe
hard enough last summer to
eventually win a big one, the
Dove Canyon Junior Open, felt
his entire game came around last
week as be outshot his Corona
del Mar foes April 29 and won
medalist honors in league
matches against Woodbridge
and El Toro.
"That was the first time, alter
the Corona del Mar match, l had
ever heard Justin express any
emotion,• Newport Harbor
Coa ch Jim Warren said. MKe
wasn't around me, but on the
other side with a couple of other
kids I heard him yell out, Tm
really stoked.'·
Shapiro, the Daily Pilot's
Athlete of the Week, shot
4-over-par 76 against
Woodbridge last Thursday at Big
Canyon Country_ Club, among
the toughest courses in the
county, and fired even par
against El Toro.
•He doesn't belong to a club,
but he plays in a lot of juruor
townaments around the
country," said Warren, who
believes Shapiro is one of the top
two golfers in the league.
'Shapiro, whose nine-hole
stroke average is 38.5 this season
Weight 155
Sport: Golf
Pol:No.1 ~
Coec:h: Jim Warren
Fnorlte food: Baja Fresh
Restaurant
F.vortt. musklmovle: Classk.
rock and "cad<fYshadc• • ' ... ~ ........ "\'VlnninQ
ITT'/ mt tounament. 1he Dow •
Canyon J\.nlor ()pef\ (last~.: .
AtlWtm of the w.ek XIX: Shot
2-under 68. induding 31 on the~·
nine with fcu" birdies in TaB' ~
of CdM at Costa Mesa (Mesa Urda
courte); medalist in ttV1!e mat<hes.
Dally Pb
Collector sports r;;Jrd series 97-S. '
in 30 matches, approached the
·momentous match against
Corona del Mar atl'Vlesal.inda
like a shark playing skins.
"Mr. Warren thought we
would play better there,•
Shapiro said. ·It would be an
advantage, because (the Sea
Kings) wouldn't want to play
there. The greens got to them
and they played badly, and our
team stepped up. You could tell
thelf coach (Paul Hahn) was
upset about the wh.ole tlung -we
took'them out to Costa Mesa and
they lost. They'Just think we're
'ble.
"Everybody kept rrussmg
putts .and getting frustrated, but
you can't get impatient. I ~hot 37
and 31, and I knew every hole
was a blfdie hole.•
Shapiro, who has missed CrF
Southern Sectlon postseason
play the last two years by one
stroke each tune, hopes to finally
get into the postseason th.Ls year.
followmg the league finals at
Santa Ana Country Club on
Wednesday.
Shapiro, whose younger sister,
Vanessa, lS a sophomore on the
girls golf team, said he will
walk-on next year at UC
Berkeley and continue to play m
juruor tournaments this summer
In addition to his victory at
Dove Canyon, Shapiro played
well last summer at the Orange
Bowl Open, the LA City Open,
and the Southern Califorrua PGA
Townament of Champions at
Newport Beach Country Club,
where he shot 79.
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ca;mNUED FROM 11
lJnda Schwartz WU third at 350. a
1""~-r· tWit .., a.. uaa 1n 16 ,_,.., believed to be the
~fa lbe biltory of the dub, ~ii the oldest 1n Oranqe
(4.Wy.
•• ta1d consistency hu always been her key: Some days
lbe.cao 1boot 10, others 90. 1bwePeY sure pleb the right
time fo play well.
·Tewersey, formerly the
top-d)lked junior in the nation, once ~eteated LPGA Hall of
Pams JoAnne Carner (nee
Gunderson), who captwed five
U.S.. Amateur championships.
)b i961, Towersey beat
Gunderson 1il match play in the
first round ol tbe U.S. AIMl#Jr u
a 16-yee.r.;old anCS edvaliced co
the quart.erfJ.D&ls. lbar. when
the o.s. Ciolf ~Uoo ranked
Toweney No. 1 for Junlor ~. two years before lbe wu
graduated from CoronA del Mar
High.
After an elgbt·ye61' hiatus
trom golf to start a family,
Towersey returned to the tin.kl
and won tbe state amateur title
1n 1981, her first r back.
Toweney'1 h11tory at SACC
is deep, beginning with her
grandfather, RJchard Bmison, the
form.er president of Santa An4
Lumber Company who was
among the original dub
members when it was locat'ed at
the Castaways. Emison was also
a fonner president of SACC .
~ mottw,'Pat•eoz.
wu tbe wamen's dUb rNmptw>
four timle: UM? (l.MifoN the WU
~. '52, 'et and '62. Her
fatber 00'18 woo a Pfeadenr. ~· a
Dr. Mi'cbMI DnacUr ol IUg
Canyon is lpODIOdng the Total
Knee Open next WeclnMd.ay at
OU Creek Golf Club.
Drucker, an orthopedic
surgeon at Hoeg Hospital, wUl
host about "00 tormer patients
who have undeigone
kneEMeplacement surgery. The
event ls sponsored by the Knee
and Laser Institute and is free of
diarge to tllS>Se patients.
It will also include prizes for
the winners, a luncheon for
participants and a talk by noted
PGA psychologist Dr. David
Wright. Details: 837-4037.
.o
'llled1111tzeto ........
Newport Beedl Community
Open. ao eveot to beneat the
economic~ efforts°' tbe Newport Had>« Area
Clwnber ol Commerce, ii May
16.
The tournament LI ~y 19 at
Newport Beach Country Oub.
An entry fee ot $250 inctudes
golf, cart, lunch. diJ:mer, enter-
tainment, custom goU Jhlrt with
acceaorles, a goU IChool g:tven
by pro1, a silent auction and a
BMW for a hole-in-one.
Gitt cerUtlcates to the NBCC
pro shop wW be awarded to the
top three te&ns with the lowest
scores, as well as longest drive
and closest-to-the-pin honors
(men and women). The golf
school is from 10-11:30 a.m.
Details: 129-4400 or 646-00o?.
d rs honore
• Crystal Bridgman leads
Newport, Cd.M honorees.
tRVINB -Newport Harbor
High'• Crystal Bridgman Wal
aidoDg several Bode Boy riders
who received bonots at the Inter-
scholastic Equestrian League's
year-end banquet Monday at the
Holid,ay Inn.
Bridgman fln!shed second in
the overall vanity standings for
the season. She was also overall
champion for the season 1n equi-
tation and second in working
hunters.
Corona del Mar Higb's Megan
Wood. and Katie Davis ea
earned second-place showings
the frelbman class, With Wood'
honor comiPb in bunt seat equi
tatlon and aviS' in workin
hunten. •
Coron.a del Mar eighth-grad
Jenny Cummins earned the sea
son title in novice equitation
while ,also finishing second in th
novice overall oompetition.
In its third season, the IBL
grown from less than 10 Schoo
in its first year to as many as t
riders representing 40 schools
their series of meets throughou
the school year.
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Calllomla, acting 17Y and Piiot May 1, 8, 1997 SEll AT PUBLIC AUCTION your claim with the court ANA Is entitled to a ·llen and read for. by any citizen who re-Dally Pilot April 17, 24, 8, 15, 1997 th810 171h St., Suite 118• C'lsta
through Its Governing Th820 TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR and mall I copy to lhe per· pursuant to Hclfon 21702 BIG CANYON RESERVOIR que1ts It within 180 days May 1, 8, 1997 Th793 Mesa, CA 92627
Board, herelnatter referred PUBLIC NOTICE CASl-f (payable at the time sonal representative . ap-ohf selald ;o<J• on th' goods, Pi~~~.~~1Fb~~~l~NS after the date of this publl· PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE J~t!d ~uy~~~·.~~ .)~ ~on-to u "DISTRICT", will re-of aale In lawful money of Pointed by Iha court within er na .. !r described and : cation. · 1 1 u cel\le up 10. but not ~tar . the United Statu) at IN lour months from lhe date due nottee having been Engineer 1 Estimate The Foundation'• princi· Fictitious Bu1ln•H Have you started doing than me above-staled time LOAN NO. fHE FRONT OF THE of fire1 Issuance of the ·let· given to parties known to 590,000 pal · ofllce la located at· Fictitious BuilneH Neme Slalement business yet? Yes. May t.
Hiiied bids for th' awarci 2397371 FLAGPOLES AT THE MAIN ter1 as provided In ffCtlon clalm an lnternt therein Approved by the Public 391U MacArthur Blvd ' Heme &telement The following persons are 1992
ol a corotraC1 for the above T.S. NO. ENTRY A~EA TO THE PLA· 9t00 ol the C81llornla Pro-and the Ume spetllled In Works Department thJ1 5th 11'240, N-port Beach CA The followlng per1ons are doing business as: C.H.G. Curt A. Herberts. 11 •
project. 97·58731CA CENTIA CIVIC CENTER. bate Code. The ume for Ill· such notice f0t,payment of ~•Y ol May, 1997 92680 · doing business as: ELC Safety Technologles, 1nc4 This statement was hied A prebld lrospec1lon and · FHA/YA No. 401-411 • EAST CHAPMAN Ing claims wlll not expire s~h rees haV1ng expired Don Webb, Publlo The prlnCJpal manager of Marketing, 909 1/2 No. 436 Heliotrope Ave., Co-wllh the County Clerk of
w1t111hrough will be held at MOTICE OF AVENUE, PLACENTIA. CA before four months from will be sold at pubUc auc· Works Director the Foundation it W11d Bayfront, Balboa Isla~. CA rona del Mat, CA 92625 Orange Counry on 4·11·97
900 am May t3 1997 11 TRUSTEl!'S SALE all right. title and Interest the hearing date noUeed tlon by INSTORAGE Mendelor~ pre·bld Munson. 92662 C.H.G. Safety_ Teehnolo-19973717222
ocun View High Schoof, YOU ARE IN DEFAULT conveyed to and now held above. SANTA AN'A located at meeting wlU be held el (name ol accountant) Na~ Joan Cook. 909 1/2 glH, lne., {NV), 1061 E. Daily Pilot April 17, 24,
17011' Gothard St., Hun-UNDER DEED OF TRUST by It undtf laid Deed of YOU MAY EXAMINE the i828 W. 51h St.. County ol 2 :00 p .m . el the Harold J. Gray, CPA, 3991 ~~ C11ront. Balboa Is· Flamingo Rd .. #11 , Las May 1, 8. 1997 Th799
llngton Beach CA. Coples DATED AUGUST 2 1996 Trust In the property altu-Ille kepi by the coUrt. II you range, State of Calllornla I 1 It M 14 MacArthur BJvd., 11'240 • • 92662 Vegas, NV 89119 p
ol Bid Documents, Spee1n. UNLESS YOU TAKE AC: ated In said County and ate a person lntereated In on the 22nd day ol May ~~°e;c 1 • on er • Newport Beach, CA 92660.' BaTom P. Cook, 909 112 No. Tnl1 busi ness It . ~on· UBLIC NOTICE
c11io1ta and Plans are avail· TION TO PROTECT YOUR State deacrtbed a1:. lh• aatate, Jou may Ille 1997 at 11:00 am. Terms • Pub 11 ah e d Newport 1vfron1, Balboa Island, CA ducted by: a c0tporat1on abl .. JOt a refundable cost PROPERTY IT MAY BE A.P.N. 932·70-002 with lh• cou a formal R• for lhe sale are c.ash only. Prospective bidders may Beach·Costa Mesa Daily 92662 Have you started do.ng FlcUt1ou1 Bu1lneH ol sso per H t. SOLO AT A. PUBLIC SAl.E The strfft addreu and quHt lor Special Notice of Sale sublect to cancel!• obtain a HI ol contract PUot May a. 1997. This buslneu 11 con-business yet? No Neme ~t~tement
Blda lhall be received In IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA: other common detlg~tlon, the fillng of an Inventory lion. Landlord reserve• Iha documents at no coll 11 Th849 ducted by: husband and C.H.G. Salety Technolo-The following peraona are
the place ldeotlned above, NATION OF THE NATURE It arry, ol the real property and eppraltaf of estate as· r'ht to bid. Below Is a llst tha office of the Publlc PUBLIC NOTICE ~ft • glH , Inc.. Charles Gab· dolnq business as: Me. and •hall be opened and OF THE PROCEEDING described above . la pur· NII or of any petition or o names and unit num-Workt Oepartme 1 3300 ave you started doing bard, PrH. chan1ca1 Consulting Asaocl· publicly read aloud at the AGAINST YOU YOU ported to be: 621 UOO account as provided In bers.· n ' business yet? Yaa. 3·1:97 This 1111ement wu filed ates. 3535 E. Coast Hwy., above·atatad time and SHOULD CONTACT A PARK DRIVE UNIT E·1 section 12SQ of the Calllor· NAMES· UNIT NUMBERS · ~:portB Boulevard, Poat Flctltlou1 BuilneH Nancy Cook with the County Cl•rk of Suite 111, Corona del Mar, place. . LAWYER NEWPORT BEACH, CALI: nla Probate Code. A R• DESCRIPTION Ce ox 1788, Newport Name Stetement This statement was filed Oranga County on 4·t8·97 A 92625 In acc;ordince with the On MAY 29 1997 t FORNIA, 92683 que1t for Special Notice NANCY LEONA, B494, Beac:h, Callfornla 92658· Tl'le followlng persons are with the County Clerk of 19973717943 onald O. Oelan•Y.· 3535
provlalona of Calllornla 10.00 AM 'AOVANT~ The underllgned Truitee lorm ls avallable from the BOXES . 8915. doing business as: a) Orange County on 4·11-1'7 Dally Piiot April 24 May 1 E. Coast Hwy .• Suite 111,
BualnHa Ind Proresslons NOMINEE .SERVICES INC dlsclalms any llabmty for court clerk. RUBEN 0. ARNAUD, For further lnlormatlon. Dreyer's, b) Oreyer's I.he 199.73717224 8 16 1997 . th81 i C0tona del Mar. CA 92625
Code Section 7028.15. and u duly appointed Trustff any lncorreclne11 o the AUorne~ for the P•tl· 8501, HOUSEHOLD call Michael J. Slnacorl at Auctlo!1 Company, c) Dally Pilot Aprll . 17, 24, · • This business Is con·
Publlc Contract Coda Sec-under and pursuant to •lreet addraa1 ·and other tloner: JOSIE MOTER, B6l3, (714) 644·3011 Dreyer 5 the Appraisal May 1. 8, 1997 Th795 PUBLIC NOTICE duc;r.d by: an lndlvldual
lion 3300 tht owner re-Dffd ol Trust recorded 8-common dHlgnatlon if THOMAS B GARRETT MISC. P hll h d . f Company, 3416 Via Udo, Have you started d9ing
quMthaithebldde<pos· 13.9 6 as Inst No anyh1hownhereln. •• ESQ CHWLI! oAR JONNA M. SLEDGE. 8 u" Cs• N wpo rt Ste.G,Newportlleach,CA PUBLIC NOTICE Flctlt1ou1Busln•H busirtessyet?Yes,4·1·97
sttl llJe following' clas· 19980412985, of Offlclai Sllld ,lai• wlll be mada. ·• . • ' B632• M!SC.· each· osta Mota Dalli 92663 , . Name Statement · D.O. Delaney llhcatlon of contractor'• 11• Recordi In the office of the but without covenant °' R£TTJ. & HU JON LLP, BRIAr.t O. GLEN~ 8694, Piiot May. 7, 8, 12. 1,997. Dreyer s lh• Auction Com-Flc~llloua Bualn•H . The-following persons., This sta!_emefl!. wos flied
cense II the lime the-bid Is County Recorder ol OR warranty, expreH or Im-4041 MACARTH\JR lJOXES, FfOOSEHOLO W103 es-ny, UC-((;Al. 3.ff6-vla Heme Statement doing business •r Morn-wfth the County Clerk of
1ubmltted: Class e. Purau· ANGE County State 0j plied, regarding 1111•. pos-BLVD., STE. 380, NEW· P l JOHNSON, 1NC., PUBLIC ldo, Sle .. G, Newport The following per1on1 are lngllar Building ·Malnt• Orange County on 4·18·97
ant to Bu1ine11 and Profes· CALIFORNIA iHcllled b Hsslon, or encumbrances PORT· BEACH, CA C178, BOXES · NOTICE Beach. CA 92663 doing business as: Hula nance 18512 Yol'ba Unda 19973717949 a Iona Code Section VICKI M MATHIESON l to pay the remalnlng prln<:~ 92880 CRYSTAL HOLEMAN, NOT C This business Is con· Moon. 234 Flower Strfft, Blvd .. Suite 443 Yorba Daily Pilot Aprll 24 May 1
7028.15, no payment shall SINGLE WOMAN as TRUs· pal aum of lhe note(s),.. Publlahed Newport C211, HOUSEHOLD, AP· I E ducted by: Umlted UabUity Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Unda', CA 92886 • 8. 15, 1997 • th81~
be made f0t w0tk or mat• TOR WIU SEll AT PUB-cured by laid Deed Of B PUANCES INVITINQ BIDS Co. Shannon Carol Holgate, Caveuon Enterprtses rial under the contract~ UC AUCTION TO HIGHEst Tnm wltfl Interest thereon each-Co11a Mesa Dally PAMELA JACKSON. Sealed bids may be re-Have you started doing 234 Aower S1reet. Costa (NV) 18032.C lemon • PUBLIC NOTICE .
len ._, unlJI the Regl1tra1 BIDDER FOR CASH (1 as provided In said not•(•)' Pilot Mey 8. 14, 15, 1997 C269, HOUSEHOLD celved II the otllc• of th• business yet? Yes. August Mesa, CA 92627 Dllve Yorba Linda CAl---------of COfltraCIOfl verlnes to •bl• II the time ol .. f:t. advance• If arry. under lilt ThW840 LORA SCALZO. C284, City Clefk, 3300 Newp()rt 28, 1~ Douglas Stewart Holgate, 92886 . Flc1ntou1 Bualn•H the Olatrlc1 that the con-lawful 01 the United ma 01 said Deed of HOUSEHOLD. BOX£S Bouleva1d, Post OHlce Box Dreyer s the Auction Com-234 Flower Street, Costa This business Is -con· Nem.e Stetemenl
tractor .was properly II· Slates)~ THE FRONT Trust, f .... ctwo•• and PUBLIC NOTICE PATRICIA RIOS. 040~ 1768. Newport Beach, CaU-pany, LLC. Robert H. Mesa. CA 92627 . ducted by: 1 corl)Ofalion ~· lollowlng persons are
cenaed at the time the bid OF TI-IE FLAGPOl.ES AT ex~naH ol the TrustM HOTICI! OF S . BOXES lornla 92658-89t5 until 2:15 Dreyer, Manager Thia business is con-Have you started doing dOlng buslnen u : Van
WU •.ubmltted. Any con-THE MAIN ENTRY AREA and of the ITuata created In d ALE ROBERT RODRIGUEZ. p.m. on lh• 27th d•v Of This statement was llled ducted by: husband and buslneH yet? No Horn Wallcoverlng. 2568
lloctor not ao flcented la TO THE PLACENTIA CIVIC b1_Hld Deed of Trust. accor ance with the 0409, HOUSEHOLD May, 1997, at which lime with the Counry-Clerk of Wife Caveuon Enterprises Elden Ave .. #92, Costa
iubtect lo penaltlaa unde< CENTER 401.,.11 EAST Tl'\.f total amount of the P~ovl11on; Of Section 2goo Bl:NJAMIN GRABIEL, such bldt 1hall be opened Orange County on 4·18 '37 Have you started doing John Saul. Manager • Mesa. CA 92627
the law and the contract CHAPMAN AVENUE Pl.A unpaid balance ol the obll-} rough 1718 of th• all· 0431, BOXES and read for: 19973717988 business yel? No Thia ttatement was flied Thornton Alexander Van
will be considered void. 11 CENTIA, CA 111 right, 1111; gatnJn Hcured by the ,fo'::: 8C'~':'~ha;! P~~ 0~~:~L M~gHANIX, 0462, M~~8~ ,.%~TE~ciRA~~-Dally Pilot April 24, May 1. Shannon C. Holgate with th• county Clerk of Horn II. 2568 Elden Ave .
lhe J1c;ense clasalflcatlon and lollfest conveyed 10 property to be IOld and due unpaid lloraoe 189 '°' l7 bii M~ d N MENT IN JsT'c'tAsr 8, 15, 1997 th806 ~ugtas Holgate 111 Orange County on 3-27·97 lf'B2. Costa Mesa. CA sp~d herelnatter ls that and now held by lt unde< tu1ona1>I• u tlmated hi• h INSTORAGE OR u s • ewport s statement was ed 19973715488 92627 of a "specialty con1raC1or" old 0 ed 1 T 1 costs e>epenH• and ad· w c • Beach-Cosi. Mesa Dally HIGHWAY PUBLIC NOTICE wtth the County Clerk ol , This business Is con· as dotlned In Section 70 1 9 o ~· vances at ha t!a:if f I l I ANGE II entitled to a Hen Piiot May 8, 15, 1997. Contract N~. C·3125 Orange County on 4·21·97 Dally Piiot Apnl 24, May 1, ducted b : an Individual or fhe-Ca1Tfornfa llus neu County and State d• pu cat on olthe~ot ce o f "t8nl 40--..ctlon-2l Th8'lt ~,,..., f.ttlmet FloUUou.-SV. ~97371820$"" .a.-lir4i97 &1 s a e 01no
end ProlessJon• Code. the scribed as· Sale ls $540,790.78. ~ 11 d code on th~ goods, PU Sl90,000 Neme Slet•"!•r1' Dally Pilot April 24 May 1 PUBLIC NOTICE_ business yel7 No tpeclally contractor A.P.N.410:112-11 The Beneficiary under m~relnatter deacribed as BLICNOTICE Aperoved by the Public T~e follo~ngpersonsare 8,15.1997 'th81S TllorntonVanHorn
awarded the contract IOI' The ttreet address and taid DHd of Trust hereto-lle~cs•ll:~~~us re~?oue~:~i1: LEQAL NOTICE :or ~ ~epart~ent. thlt 5th doing bu11ne11 as: This Is Flctltloui Bualn•H This s1atement wu llted
this work 1hall llHll con· olher common designation lore executed and dellv· washer1 d,Yere and ~r: NOTICE OF ay o 1y, 1 97 Living!. 3419 Via Udo PUBLIC NOTICE Name Stelemenl with the County Clerk of
atruct 'a maJQrlly of th• 11 anv of the real prop.,,Y ered to lhe underelgned a 1 • 0 1 Don Webb, Publlc 1391. Newport Beach. CA Th f 11 1 Orange County on 4·29-97 work. In accordance With described above IS p r written Declaratlon ol Oe-~~a pboperty.I ue not ce PUBLIC SALE OF Work• Director • 92663 Flclltloua Bualn•H dot• °i> 01,to person: are 1997371tt29
the provl1lon1 of Calllornla ported 10 be: 357 viCT'O. lault and Demand for Sale, 11!1 ~~ow9ri'~o0 ;.:rm 'c:al~: '~ · ABANDONED Pf~pec:tlve blddere may John Seeley, 14531 Hyan· Neme Slelement thu~9a11r.~y.e~:O:~. c~:~; Daily Pilot May 1, 8, 15,
Buslneu and Prolasslons RIA AVENUE, COSTA and written N°'lc. ol D• terest therein and the time PROPERTY Obtain a HI of contract git Port Rd .. Tustin, CA The lollowlng pers«1s art Highway, Corona del Mar, 22. 1997 Th835
Code S1Ctlon 7059. MESA, CA. 92627 fault and Election to Sell. tpecllled In iuch notice for Notice Is hereby given documents 81 no> coll 11 2780 , doing business as: Law· CA 92663
Time I• ol the HHnce. The' under1lgned TruslM The unde<1lgned caused payment of iuch tee• hav· that the underelgned will the office of the Publl Lawrence S11Va, 3419 Via rence Charles & Co .. Inc .. Tlmarle Lynn Doty, 125 PUBLIC NOTICE Failure to complete the dlsclalmi any llabllltv lor said Notice of Default and Ing expired wlll be aold at sell at public auction. pur· W k 0 t1 33~ ~do 1391, Newport Beach, 840 NewpQrt Center Dr .. King• Place Newport work wtthln the time H I any lncorrectnees of the Election to Seu to be r• public auction b INSTOR suant 10 Section 21700 ol or 1 epa ment, A 92663 Ste. 660, Newport Beach, Buch CA 92663 Plctllloua Bu1lne11
forth herein wlll reault In t lreet address and olher corded In the county where AGE ORANGE Yocated a; the 81.11lnu1 & Profes-Newport Boulevard, Post Rodne,r, Gray. 3419 Via CA. 92660 Thie • buslneu Is con-Neme Sletement
the tmi>osltlon of liquidated common desltlnatlon, If the real property 11 rocated. 340 S. Flower St. County of •ion~ Code, the lollowlng Office Box 1768, Newport Udo. ewport Beach, CA Lawrence Charles & Co.. ducted by: an Individual The lollowlng persona are .
damagH tor each day of any, ehown hereln. Thia la an attempl to col· Orange State 01 Calllornla descnbed property to wit: Beach. Callfornla 92658· 9T2663 Inc.. (CA), 840 NewPort Registrant has not yet doing business as: Tiki
d;:;r., In the amount of Said tale wlll be made, feel a debt, and •l!'i lnf0t· on the· 22nd day of May, TONY SAUCEDA. UNIT C· 8915 , his bu~lneas Is con· Center Dr., Suite 660. New· begun 10 t1ansaC1 business Tours, 9t5 w. Balboa
S ~day. but wlthOut covenant « matlon Obtained will la 1997 at e·oo am Tltfms ror 8, WHEfl.S WITH TIRES. For further Information duct~ by. • general Part· port Beach. CA. 92660 under the flclitious ~bust. Blvd .. A, Balboa. CA 92661
Eac t>ldder •hall submit, warranry, expreas or Im-used fat that purpoH. tn. lal• ~. cash Of'Jy Sale FURNITURE. ANO MISC. call Michie! J Slnac0tl i ner1t1 P This buslneu 11 con-naas nime 0( names listed Ted Frlebe, 915 W. Balboa on ,,._form turnl1hed with piled regatdlng title pos. Dete1 19 APR 97 iubj t t 11 ·ti · HOUSEHOLD · • a Have you started doing dllCled by: a corporation herein Blvd .. A, Balboa CA 92661
the contract documenll, u .... 10n. or enc:umbr~. MASTER llORTO.AQI! Land:,d ,:,~c~a ,1°hi Sale will be by compel!· (7t4) 644·30l 1 business yet? No Ha~• you started doing Timarle L Do Chtls Russen. '424 Holm·
hst ol the proiio1ed 1ub-to pay the remaining prlncf. COMPANY TRUSTEI! 10 bid Be4ow la 8 listgof tJve bidding (Written seated Publllhed Newport John H. Seeley business yel? YH, 5·7·92 This atatemeXt WH nied WOOd. Newport Beam, CA
contractor. on thl1 PfOJIC1 pal eum ol the nota(t) .. BY SP•C • z ' ·and unit benl bids may be 1ubmltted In Beach.Co1ta Masa Dally Thia statement was flied Lawrence Charle• & Co., llh the C Cl k f 92683
u required by th• Sublet· cured by laid o..d of AS AGe~'.,~:· ~~D ~=~s. UNIT ~%BERS adVance) ON THE 22ND Pilot May 7, 8, 12. 1997. Q'th thee County Clerk of Inc.. Candace E. Nakp· Orange Cou~~t~ ._~'7•9~ This buslneu Is con-111'1j3 and Suboontrac11ng TNlt with Interest thereon DESCRIPTION Of MA\' 1997, 9:00 ~.M. W105 range ounty on 4-18-97 mura. Prelldent 199737178•9 ducted by· co-partnere Fair Pr1ct1ce1 Act Public uprov1ded ln t1ldnotea' TRUSTeK, 4180 Via • AT THE PREMISES 19973717941 ThlS statement wu flied v Have yo~ started doing
Contract Code Section advancH, It any, under~ Reel , •• Cerplnl•rte, B~i~~~~o~s~~<kDAoo9• WHERE tald property has PUBLIC NOTICE Daily Piiot April 24. May 1, with the County Clerk 0 Dally PllOI May 1, 8. 15, buslne~s vet? No
4100 et aeq. termt of slid Deed of Ce 930U, (805) 084-ROBERT FISHER A029 been 1torad and which Is 8, 15, 1997 th807 Orenge County on 4·29-97 22, 1997 Th836 T~ Fnebe
Each bid •hall be ac· Trust. fMa chato•• and 1424 MISC • • located at AYRES SELF Flcllllou1 Bu1lne11 19973719131 PUBLIC NOTICE This state<llltnt was filed
companied by• certllled or expense• ~f the TruttM av1 A. POHL, ASST. DEBRA PEREA. Ao37• STORAGE, 1880 WHITTIER Neme Slelement PUBLIC NOTICE Daffy Pilot May 1, e. 15, with the County Clerk of
c11hl1ner'1 check or bid and of the trusts created VICE PRESIDENT HOUSEHOLD AVE., COSTA MESA. CA. The following person1 •re Fl 1111 B I 22, 1997 Th831 FlcllUou1 BualnHI Orange County on 4·29-97 bond an amount notlHI by •aid Offd of Trult MAC GALVAN A07e 92627, 714~1282. Land· doing bu1lne11 a1· c OUI ua n•H N s 19973719139 then ten p9'cent (1~) ol The total amount of the 97P05022 HOUSEHOLD • • lord reserves the right to Bauchet StrHI Man•o• Nem• Sletement PUBLIC NOTICE The ~::w1 tatement Dally Pilot Mlly 1 8 15 the total bid ~lee. payable unpaid bafince of the obi!-Publl1hed Newport LAURA CHARBONNEAU bid at the sale. Purch11as ment 17842 Mitchell North The following persona are no persons ate 22 1997 • • • to the DISTRICT u a ouar· gallon secured by the Beach-Costa Mesa Dally A090 BOXES HOUSE: must be made by cash and Suite' 100. Irvine, Calllornli doing bu1iness as: Mic~aal Flctltlou1 Bu1lnH1 go1no:u~n•.11 as~a) SB~ • Th829
ant .. !hat Iha bidder, lf Its property to be eold and Pftot Apr11 24, May 1, 8, HOLD • paid for at the tfme of pur-9 2 e 1 4 . c /o pa 11 on-Worilck Publlthlng. 134 Name Slelemenl uper ! usineu etwor • PUBLIC NOTICE
propo11I la accepted, thall reuonabt.e ••llmaled 1997 MATT SMITH A098 chue. All purchaud Wllkln1on Properties Topaz Ave .. Balboa Island, Th• followlog per•ons are ~t :111~•· 3port33 ~ N9;~~ --...;...--;_..;.;,.;..;.:..=.._
promptly execute the co1t1. eK~nsea and ad· TH804 HOUSEHOLD BOXES ' oood1 ate aold as Is and Chrlfllne 8. Wllklnaon (Co-CA 92862 doing business as: Hatco v ·• ew eac: • Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11
Agreement, lurnlah • uUa· vances at lhe time of Initial u l T RATE c H R E· mutt be removed at time of Trustee lor Margaret F. Meredith Dyan Naranjo, M11kellng & Auoc:latH, 926~1 Heme Slatemenl f~aotory l'allhlul Perform-publlcatlon ol lhe Notice of PUBLIC NOTICE SOURCES A1oo BOXES 1111. Sale 111ubjee1 to can-Jone• Tru11), 20'40t Bay• 134 Topaz Ave .• Balboa· ls· 15532 Computer I.an•. ~:w~~ t· ~~~HloN 333 Ni The following persons are Bond In an amount Sale I• $296..887.50. ROSE GALLARDO A128 ceUatlon In the event of HI· view Ave .. Newport Beach, land, CA 92662 Huntington BHch, CA Beach 'oA 92863 ewpor doing buslneu 11: Auto not than one lv'lclred The Beneficiary under BIC 0191 HOUSEHOLD BOXES • llement betwNn landlord CA 92860 Michael Edward Zschoche. 92649 Thi • Parts Plus 1000 s coast
d ....J.1~) ol the total .. Id DMd ol Trust heteto-NOTICI! 0 , A.O.T. 8036• FILES FUA· •nd o.bllgated party. Linda e. Blankenhorn, 135 Topaz Ave., Balboa Is· James Hart, 2722 Canary duct!tt ~u~~na11~1 :~ · f0n· Or., 1v1o6. Costa· Meta,
..--• tuml1h a Pay-Iota executed an4 dellv• PllTrTION TO NITURE ' ' AYRES GROUP (Co-Truatff for Margaret F land, CA 92662 Dr .. Coata Me••· CA 92626 l1 Y· n n v ua CA 92626 .m«l\~~ flan tmount ered to the und.r1igned a ADMINllTllR VIRGINIA L SCHUl.TZ BONO NUMBER S..1100-Jones Trull), 2641 Alli Thlt bu~lneu 11 con-Larry E. Tiffin, 160 Xlmeno bu!~ .. ~~.1~1~~~ J:t"P Fariborz Hapnabl, 1000 s.
( he taffty percent written Declaratlon of De-KST .. TI! OP A173, TV. BOXES • 1684 Vlata, N-port Beach, CA ducted by. • general pan· Ave., Long Beach, CA 1997 ' • • C<Ml$1 Or .. IV108, Cotta
I to ~bid price, i.ult and Demand lor Sale ft I RUDY ~ GARCIA B 115 Ayres Self Storage. Raal-92660 nerahlp 90803 Denni 0 I I Mesa CA 92828 lnll •h cet11btH 9YI-and written Notle• of 0.: 'MARGUIRITE M. HOUSEHOLD ' • dent Managers Roger 0. Moeller, (Trustff Have you llarted clOlng "Thie bu1lne11 11 con-a 1 eas o This' bu1lnt11 la con-~ tt,:tlnt~ required fault and Election to Sell. KNK•N MITCHEl.L MORGAN Publlahad NIWP-Ort of Qeorge and Grace bu1lness )'917 YH, October ducted by: a general part· ~~· t~~al~..!, wCtt ~114 duc;ted by: an lndMdutl
ln""'1C• e IC'l In the The undefal;ned Cautecl CASI NO. Atl2024 B12A FURNITURE ' Beach-Co1ta Mesa Oljly Moellef, Trust), 7802 Glenn 1996 nerahlp Or C --·"1 er o Have you ltarted doing ~ !!'....!~ ln1 the Mid ~ ol Default and To all'*'*· benl1lclatle•, DEBRA L VIARS 8131 Ptlot May 8, 15. 1997. Eagle, DatlU. Teua, 75248 TMherl edlth Naranjo Havt you llatt~ doing ange ~".~:'7:7•1210·9! buslnH• ~t? No .,.,....... c ........ IVO_ n the EJec1'0n to w 10 be ,. Cftdhorl, contingent credl-BOXES MISC • • Th&4-4 Thll bu1lne11 II con-I •tat•menf wa1 flied bullneu Yet,,1 No ... Fatlbori, Hajlnabl ~of failure to ent., Imo OOtded In the counfY where ton. and peraona who ma A.OT• cooi RJRNITURE ducted by: Ten1nt1 In with •the County Clerlc of James Hart Dally Pilot April 17, 24. Thil atatement was ffled
the cont::, and necute the rHI prOC*ly 11 ~. OINrwfM be lnCer"\ed Ji CHRISTINE ' L. MEYER PUIUC NOTICE Common Orange County on 4·11-97 Thi• 1tatement w11 Ried May 1, 8. 1997 Th798 with tht County Cletlc of 1~ req cloc:umef'ltt, Thie la an attempt 10 eol• the Wiii 0t ..uite or both COIJ HOUSEHOLD ' ---Have ~OU llarted doing tH737t7223 with lhe County Clettt or Orenge County on S-S-97 =:...~ J:'::Xh:",. be 1ec:1 a debt. and lllT'f lnlot· of: MAROUIAITI ,..: FERNANDO 811.VA. c123 tNViTUID!iioa bualneu v-t? No Diiiy PilOI April 11. 24, Orang• County on 4·29-n PUBLIC NOTICE tMn11u 70 ~ lond shall tr· madon Obtained wQI be KNEEN MISC. ' SMled blct. ...... CMstlne I. Wllklneon, Coo May 1, e. 1997 Th197 1H7371tt27 F1otltleui BuelneH Dally PlloC Mau 8 15 22 ,.. ueecr '°' 11\at pWJIOM. A PETITION hes bell'I OUANI f'Rll8T SR mf'f .... ,. TrustN Oalty Piiot May 1 e t5 .... .... , • • • rNlln In""' totce and •!feel o ...... APA •T filed,)? Fl"IT AM!RICAN C124 HOUSEHOLD Misc' c4Wed at the office Of lhe Thi• llatemtne w~ tiled PUBLIC NOTICE 22 1997 • rh833 NerM llet•....nt .... 1..,,7 Tl\845 ~ a:-~~:,9 ft: 1~o::~~~1 NO~~Nc•• ~cg:~ ~~ ,=~ CURtls: c1u. ~~· ,:romc~ ~~heeo~~n ... ~9~1 l'lotltleut au•IMH • 'UILIC NOTICE d!r:~fo1=.:'~ ~~ PUBLIC NOTICI "='1110~ reMMa TRUITH, av IP&! nla. ~ OMHOI. JVA~ 'AVll\0, 002:l, :::::. ~~ ~~ fff7i 71tHI n:r=:••ment l'I tltl a I ~~ c~:~ ~) = Flotltlevt 8utlnn1
1M riOht to~ lll1Y Of all CIALIZID INC. Al THE p ION ~ta H()VSEHOU> o'ctoclt pm. on the a71h Dally Pllot May 1• •• 15. dol ~· ~ are : OUI u• Mii Me PCI 135 vi.' lalttt St Neme ..... "'ent
bi011 0t 10 w~ AOUIT ,OR aAID =. ~~~ .. ~ ~ys~~iJc:M~PU. day Of May, 1917, at Which 22, 1M7 Tht30 ~l::e ... n:::,r:· ~:'r.; The :-oJ::=: •re I L.20t.' Com ' Meaa, cA The fo:..wing l*IOnl are ~.~ 1n the bid-~::·~:~·c:r::..:.~ ::;,~::;~~~TA. FOtt, ~-U:,~~t:a11 be ,UILtCNOTICI! CA~7Ave •• coaia Me ... =ta:u~:; /~1:/. ~of. J. Giaquinto, 1~5 ~ce f~~cla~: a't:J
ding. . Ce 8J01' (801) ..... decedent. 1'1MOft4Y CASIY ~ ~?JNOWATER DIVIL· ... t4?Hlt Marty Mtnlnoelty 183.4 1111 bl Calllotrill Kidney W, Iker 81., IL·201, MHat ... bor,.!l~~._!2lO, Co1t1 41 '9QWed by leeUon • THE f'ET1TIOH 90 • • vr ... ENT PAOJ!CT UTIU. f'ornona Av• COili' M s I lalllta Ct wooc:I Colla Me ... CA t2e2e • ...-•&-•
111' Of 01• Calllornl• 1:~ 0 VAZQUIZ the ~·· w:u:: ~VINSON F055 Tl!S YAAO SITI AND ~·--:...~'".. CA92ea7 .. • .... r:•c.N~1 a..~~ CA Thi• bu1tn1H ,, con-,~•llY ·~o81xler.,02855 l.liOt Code, the Olredor of • • , OOdlcll• If en:t. be edmltlect HOVllHOLO aoxe's • BUii.DiNGS IMPROVE-e1M emen1 Georg• Arc9t0 280 cag. tHeo ' ducted by: an Individual necree '·; • 42t, .~ ~ of Indus-TRUaTH IA&.&I 0'9 to ptobete. The Wiii and Al.BEATO • lf'INHLI Ml!NT.PHASI ti d!l:n'*'°"' ate nev ln. 1102 Newpon A.S. Sawtiney, M.O .. Inc., Have you started doing ~4!~ta ~la,~ 2GO •"* Aeletlonl of the t 1ai. PtCKR !II">' cOdtoh ate IW9lllbf• oooe HOVSl!HOU> ~ ' Oontntet No. ~D ACR ••1 THE Beach CA e2ii) <CA) t Cr11twood Or l>Ullneta yet'? YN, 1+97 ., ' ualn111 la con·
Of • Cellfomfa hU def«· t7P080e8 fOf ~ In the .,. DAVID MJLLIR. G017, l!naJn11;·1 l!itlmate =e2NJ:Ycwowl INO AND Thia • bu1ln•H 11 con-NewP<>rt Beech. CA e2sao" Jo"Pf'I J,. 011Qu1nto C:.ua:ed by: an lndlvlduat
IN jtlMfel preydo Publl1h1d Newpotl Wot by IN court. HOUllHOU> l1.200.000 AHTAU· ducted by: a general pat1· Tiii• tlu1lnt11 11 con· Thi• •talemtnt Ml ntld Ive you l'-".ed dOlng
.... ~~ In the Beach.C01ta ..... Delly THI jtnmoH ~·· I ANllT WALKl!A JR .. w~ by the f'utlffO ~· 'F •t•lol, tune nenlllp dUcted by.. corporation '#1111 1111 County Cl.,k Of ="~t? YH, 1•2•97 be~~~ Plot Mly •• ·~ u. 1•1 ~.:, ~~ ~U,· BOX~S. HOUSE· "-~of~=" thll Ith iiiii 0
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el ._. rete ~ ""41 Clef1l Mtnlnletrallon of & CHAALll WIWS 0064 0... ~.ttll, hMe PLAZA RISTAU RANT M*'1y Martlnoally ~I taJhney MD lne Dllfy f'llOt Aprll 14 Mey 1 wflh the COi.iniy Cfettc of
...... ~~IN DI~ PUIUC NOTtcl • .... Act.. (Thia IUttlorlly HOUSEH0\.0 • • Worb Otrect•r r~..J.· A~~u= OIOfge Arcaro SatiM. S1wtvi.y, s9cy ..... 15, 1M7 • Nit Oringe C°"""ftff•:'7~71!'u'' nOct, --_,.._ INIY... wll llow IM peqone1 rep. CVfmS GARONER 0058 PrMW MMtlnm WIA ..vN!rt'ii~r~' Thia statement wu llled Thie ltatement wee flied-------~ •• ' .. =rlhel~u::;.~ LQM •• ,......,,,. to tau meny eox11. MATT'A!SS 1
.... Mid •• ttoO ...... •t OINl!RAL PA:t~Nin): ~II ,,,.,_~ Cle,. of with the County Clerk ol PUIUC NOTICI :atv, :llot"~· 1~ t4.
l!IMlt Of,-., ...... MCtl •n.entJ441 8dlone without cour1 ap-Llt.IAH CIW'ToN, H002. IM ,,elMf .,.. en Mer 17121 lky ,..,_Circle 1,:, anee --.. ,on 4-11-17 Orange County on·•·'·t7 ,......_. ._... er , 1 r• ;oii'il. The OOl*ector9'1d T ... •• =: ..,. tatdftO c .. CAllH!TI, M«IC. t4, t•1. INN,~ 12914 I tM117t7t41 tff7i1ttaff .. .. .. ~ under " ........ CA ~ ~~ H~~: Prot!*IMI bidders Inly Thia bu~lneat ,. c.on. f"'l ~ AptU 14, May 1, DdV Piiot Apttl 17, 24, ,.,,. =::.--=.. On the move?
Mt .... lhll'l lhe .......VA.... ~ N '9qi1Afed HCH.ci • Obl-'n a aet Of contrac1 duCfH by. I lll'llltect PM· • 1 •I N13 ait-r 1, I , 1"7 Th790 ~ bullneea Ml J & M
llf9lllllna,.... Of llOTIOll OI' IO..,. noac. IO '"'*"led ,ATAICIA JACKSON doCumentl If no coet • ~ Y°" atartecf ~ Why play Hid• .N ~ ~. IOl1
IO .. worlier9 em-T""8TU91..... ,.,..... """' ~ '*'* HOeO, HOVNHOU> • IN Oftlc• ot Ille PUOllo ~ ~' "=""=.'.11 ... k w4th c:hlldeet•? RENT I!. ~ .. .....,..., ~~'*"In IM... YOU N!ff .. DVAUl.T....,,,.. orCClflMnled DONALD ... TIJANEA, Warfll Oeptr1mtftc. 3300 ,LAl: .. u~'Ai~~~T O•ll 01•••111•41 CA 70 ~ • DBI> °' TIIUST lo "' ,,..... don.) tmt. "LI CA8fNm N.wpor1 BoUeverct, Pott l'AOJlM I • Caltfomla todevt M1.a11. ....Ninh ..... sslfl.... Cit Heon lnl••rrltH, ~ • "" """" .... IC\! ( N v) , 1 IOH .O •"'on f :-...-.r..u..ilillll1S11M.111M..._,.
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THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1997
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77N LLgal Departmmt at tk Daily Pilot is pkas«l
to announce a nno service now 11tJtU/abk to nnu busines:sa.
Cemetery • MortuUj.. • :
Chapel • Cremat°"!"' ·•
3500 P.afic v-0nYe • • •
Newport~ .. w """ ~2700 ,
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... ~ will now SF.ARCH tht nttme for you at"" extra~, and saw you tht
ti~ and tht trip to tht Cwrt House in Sant4 .Ana. Thm, of~ afor the search
is comp/&J ~ wi/J fi/e ]OUT ftaitious businaJ NDM Sf4lmlmt with fhe ~
Chit, publish ona a weelt for four wtJts as rttp'irtJ by '4w mJ thm ftk your proof 4
of publiattion with the~ Cid.
P!Lase stqp by IO fik )'JUT jictd;ous business SlltR7'it'lll Ill tht Daily Pilot. 330 W.
Bay~ Costa Mera. lf Y"' C'AnnlJt stop bJ ~ aJJ us at (114) 642-021 4JIJ aw
• will~ antmgmimlJ for you to htmJll thii proarlmr,,, mlliL .
If JtlU sJ""'1J haw ll11J farther~,.. mil"'""" SW Wi/J EM ""1fr'thdit i/4J to assist J"'4 (;ooJ ""1f in ytJW' MW /uintd . . --.-.;.. ~'Pilot ·
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RENTALS TO
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ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 HUNTINGTON
2724 2920 5530 5530,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilBEACH 6140
c ii •Newport nelghts•
327 Catallna Dr
3br/3ba, den, pool.
Mini ocean view.
Versalll•• Studio
Pentha• furn/unrurn. Pool, gym, gar, walk
to bch 5925. 494·8604
Reduced to 5450,000 •---------Grundy Rllr 675·6161
ACREAGE 1125
••BEACH AREA•• Peninsula 1 -4Bd.
Wl'nter & Vacation
Rentals. Reserve Now
for Best Selectlonl
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Shr 2br Condo, many
amens, ctean, quiet,
So Coast Ptza, fem
pre'f, $350. 557·1199
$her• A Dr•am F Host Scandinavian, ADVERTISING ood Sarver FT Min 2 Top Dollar Paid! European, Sout h Olsplay . yrs full service exp. AH From 1800·1960.
Amer 1 can, A 9 I 8 n. Telemarketing Organic Or Ill & Cafe. 1 pc to entire estate.
Russian High School Wiii make quality Fax: 67~·3133 or Call Paintings, china.
Sat/Sun 8·:t Lois of clothes & misc
furnishing I
9832 Olympic Dr.
Many Oceanfronts ---------Exchange Students sales calls over the ...-3_2_3·..,.5_5...,.._. _____ 1 glsw"re, furn, etc.
RENTALS arr Iv Ing August. telephorie to new and Front D••k Agent 40Yr NB Res 673-6223 NEWPORT VILLA RENTALS
714-875-4912 WANTED 2726
Become 8 volunteer existing advertisers. Small Upscale Beach --------J BEACH 6169
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nswspaper is 1ub1ect to the fed·
111) fair Howslng Act ol 1961 H
tmtlld•d wlll'11 mJltl II Illegal
10 1dvet1lse "any prelerenct,
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*HELP!* ·~ ness through proac· (apply Jn person) lfST All(!.S ~II'\ MovJnn Sale W/D, Ull lnci. No Pets Student Exchaflge tlve telephone can· 8 ..,...,, • 5415/mo. 573•6239 Prolosslonal seeks Needs 1 00 W. Balboa Blvd A • u 1 • Sat/Sun 8·2 sea, llandl"P· l1mlll1t w1u1 or
national otltln. °'an lnaenUon IO
malt any such prdtttnce. l1ml·
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This lltWIPIPll will 1101
~ knowingly xupl any advertise·
10 Acre Rancho In
Southern California.
$65 down, $65 monthly, 10% Interest.
$6495 cash. Owner.
(714)458·3363 ...
* NORl'll * APARTMENTS di vasslng and research· Mllhqllft lo 5°' iv_.i t I 1 L p
S di stu o, bachelor or 1 Host Famllles In~ competitive pub· Hotel urn, v ny 's, tu 0 Steps 10 Beach bdrm apt. for S550· Call 800·347·7575 \:I Front Deak PT/FT •=dealeBhuu; antqs. pies: w/d, $675/mo. No parking. $600. E'slde Costa b.,'iMoatlolns. k Newport Classic Inn sk ~-1· VCR, hsehld Items. ~vi now Tlm 548·9988 Mesa, Newport Bch, 1---------u d us d wd~lr well Call George 722·2999 , • • 2061 Port Bristo!
menl 101 rul 111111 wllltll ls tn ---------
Lrg 1.& 2 bdnn
opts. 2 & 3 bdnn
twnhses w /F~
pass thrv kitchens,
brkfst bar ~9-
dsts. Sma lpets-.
Unique 1bdrm 1ba Bal Pen or Isle. THEATER n er. ea ne pres· ' pollely, Th• Big One Is sure · Kenn•I Worker old cosUn9 or f'fle
wva/lolttte. dcond?li style ,a, phtt. AcvaalJllL'1asfatr r,;6·5174p41e2a4s9e CASTING 2921 "Excellent oral and Handling sm animals. jewelly, bronzea. fl.In., . St. AnCdoremwlsngc! hurch v101111on ol 1111 law. Our readerr
•re llertby lnlormtd 11111 Jll
dwellin gs 1dwert1ud 111 thll
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equl opport1111Jty llasli. To com-
pllJD al tllsuimlnallon. call HUO
f(ill·lrtt 11 1·I00·424·1S91l. foe
th• WullinglOn, Dt aru please
ull HUD al 4Z6·l500. .
CEMETERY LOT/
CRYPT . 1225
PACIFIC VIEW Vlsta
Del Mar. 2 lots. Priced'
50% below market.
Owner 760·341 ·3828. -----I HOUSES/ CONDOS HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
FOR RENT
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Prices start at
$985.
Call 720·9034
Today!
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u ce1 ngs, g '"" · ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii written communication Apply Tue·Sat, 11 ·3. peOOd ~ ,\ airy walk through t• skills. 69o4 w p c H B ...___._..._ ..W:.,... Rummage Sa I e I kilchen la lk 1 ---------Film Prod, Talent .( · · · .. N. · """"'•""'-· t ' rge wa • n GARAGES *Minimum one.year 714 9ao 1232 One"-.................. May 15, 9.7 ~1oset dlshwashe Mgmnt, & Internships · ~ • • -110(.,, ... _ -• r, newspaper sales ex· ~--..,,,,..------1 May 16 9·2 private extra large FOR RENT 2740 avail. Call Creative perience New Preschool Jn • ~ 15th/l~lne
patio from living room, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Talent Management *Abillty 10 think ere· Newport Beach needs •EstalesalesooOOuaed additional patio oH of 800·401·0545 allvely and work in a Infant/toddler teachers •lmrnediatecash
bdrm w/outsida stor· *La r g • Stora 9 e team environment with ECE units, also 714 "49 ~711 age $pace. Vertical Garage 9x24 $125/ _L_O_S_T_&______ •Detail oriented · qualified 2 yr old and -wt. ·...;;,
blinds Included mo. 21st/Orange Ave. •Sell motivated and preschool teachers.
TRANSPO~TATION
throughout, skylight In 646·11 64 I 645·9543 FOUND 2 925 goal oriented Benefits 714·955·2672 llvlng room, unique •pc knowledgeable TUTOR TIME ---------1---------
bat hroom/ vanity/•••••••• Found, cat, brown Salary plus commis· PERmANENT • PT APPLIANCES 6011 BOATS, YACHTS, dressing areal Neutral & · E b P t' I I b carpet throughout! COMMERCIAL gray. vie of s1on. xcellent eneflt os ion n smal usy CHARTERS 7013 Wilson & Canyon. package includlng office. Non·smoker ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Carport stall to ac· REAL ESTATE •., 714·631·4348 401k plan. Physical/ 714·675·4608 Refrigerator $185.11
commodate t vehicle •••••••••• drug screening re· "'R,...---------1 Wash• r /D r Yer , included. Very bright LOST African Gray quired. EOE. ecept NB Law OHice $14~.ea 646·5848
Duffield, 21 ft Electric
Boat. Xlnt Condi
$16,000. 714·548·5931 BALBOA and open riving areal ' Parrot, red tall, talks. Fax resume 10 Dis· FT, phones. Ille comp.
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Jl,PARTMENTS Call now. won't 1 ---------4/18 nr McFadden/ front olc manner & ---------GENERAL l002 ISLAND . FORRENT $1470.' 799. TMENTS275.0 Go r hard In HB f~i:,vnA~~~~si~~'<~~1~) style.SS.hr 76Q·1400 AUCTIONS 6012'_s_AI_L_B_O_A_T_S __ _
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ View View View 2Br 993•3354 REWARD! 650·4802 or mail re· Receptionist, Office iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ?Of~
Prof•••lonal Prop.I••••••••• 2Ba, gar, fp, $1350. Costa Me•a Two LOST Male Cat-Small 2 sume to Display Ad-TCluerek:s~ST,ahto.ursCfalelxl, ART & COLLECTIBLES ---------.I Mgmt • .,eL.8aduced 1Br 1Ba. gar. $835. triplexes on .1 lot. yr old, white & Ille verllsing, 330 W. Bay Attention ( 5 % ) "'R e-"t • s 11 ---------909·893-3130 OMC 2nd. $359,500. grey mix. White paws. Street, Costa Mesa, 714-642·4343 SAT+MAY10TH + IPM
24' Columbia Sall
Must Sell. $900. 080
723-4148 7 14·64 5 .9 9 1 3 CORONA Agent 570·8263 4/25 r)r Pen. Park & CA 92627 _ _.R_E_S_T-----1 Paintings, Bronzo, Home Owners Bottomllne Realty DEL MAR 2622 tw•••••••• Balboa Pier. Reward. --..,,.,~=~..,,.----AURANT Llthos, Jade, Screens, & 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '' --------1"'""=""'"'="'"6..,.7.,..,5,_·,_7_4_24__ ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES Rugs, & More... At: 1--------
-------.-i• MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS OFFICE LOST: TOOL BOX w/ SALES Looking tor a great PICK UP THE PIECES SPEED & R.E. Agents!! COSTA MESA 2124 Avail Nowl 3Br 2.5Ba RENTALS FOR RENT 2769 misc Plumbing Tools T.ELEMARKETING job? KFC is looking ·Fashion Island· SRI BOATS 7016
Showcase those iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FP,lce. patio, garage.•••••••••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & Cummings Saller Community newspa· for youl Immediate 315 Newport Center Or. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii special properties In 2 bd11 • 5 BA 2 ·C 8 r Near Beach. No pets. Saw. May 1st, 5:00pm per ·sec!ks energetic openings for: (No Min.) 645-9955
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ouorekH&OmOopsenoHf o'mhee gar, comm pool/spa. $1500/mo 675·8472 •Great Location• near 19th & N rt individual for retail •Shift Supervisors S~~?i~c.~Tart3·eSr.eaNteewr. $995. 405 Brighton 1=----· ----_R_O_O_M_S______ Costa Mesa Office BI R EWA :t8~ f dlsplay and now bt.tSI· with restaurant experl ---------Guide published Springs (Harbor @. .Romantic, turn Beacll 2706 space from s259 10 Ple~se call 494.4695. ness development. ence. · MERCHANDISE carbs., w/bch earl.
each Saturday In the YI I i 71 4 282 7878 cottage. 2br, Iv rm l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $570. Private 1 room Experience helpful. •Delivery Drivers· MISC. 6015 $2500 548·3772
Real Estate Tab. It's cora. ·. · · w/lp, w/d, short 1erm1'N.B. Oceanfront & office with restroom.---------Salary+ Commission minimum 18 years iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii----------
an effective and 2Br 1 Ba, 2-car gar, rental.$1700. 673·8464 22nd . St. Pvt room 2 room office with HEALTH & + Benefits. Physical/ old, with valid OL, MARINE SERVICE
Inexpensive way to 'Comm pool. $950.mo unfurn, share bath. conference room. FlTNESS Drug S1.1eening re· Insured auto & good • Lg Fam rm TV $50.
roach homebuyersl 7T1o4re!4110Re7a315ty5 Utll paid. N/S pref. Gold Crown iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii3ii0i0iii0 F R quiredA. EOE. driving record. Excel· • Lg wood din rm tbl SUPPLIES r 1020
Call our Classiffed "'I • COSTA MESA 2624 Kltchenelle In room. 434·2590. 497·7617. ax esume tin: lent pay, flex hours. set, nds refin $75.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Department Today!! 3 br/2 ba trlplex Lndry. 1 block 10 Diabetics Save money Janise Cross Apply at KFC, • Wd Dining Hutch w/ Mercury outboard 642·5678 upstairs unit, balcony, Newport Pier. $490. Office Suite on supplies. M&dicare (714) 965·7174 17491 Beach Blvd.. glass doors $75. 4HP. '94/'95 Used
Ask about our 2·car garage. 51250 .. ---------Call Sam 675·4808 44t Old Newport Blvd, pays ii you use insu· Or call 965·3030 Huntirigton Beach •Exercise pull·bike once. $500. 854·2841. current specials! •779 Scott Pl.. Newport Sch 850sq.lt. Im, we bill for you.1---.,.--------EOE brand new, $30. 964·8585 .SOUTH POINTE 714-650·9505 Mention ASCA02. Call Arrow Trucking • Beach cruiser $25.1---------...._~ 1'""'"TION 1·800-748-1662 . Company · · SALES • 722·9693 Aher 6pm MARINE SLIPS ~"' "' .,,.-~ .U ~QQ 0 S l g n ·Qo _ Tl}Q_g_rowlng Oaily 3 _ _. •
Live By The RENTALS 2722 COMME'RCIAL Bonus. Experienced Pilot advertising team Wolff Tannrn1!1 Beefs DOCKS-· • /OZ2
Beach without Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Drivers/Owner Opera· seeks an outside Tan Al Home
· NEED DOWN
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HUNTINGTON .
HARBOUR 2142
down payment on I he iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii home of your choice
::ind arrange the un-
derlying 1st Mor19ago
fmoncing. Buyers and
Realtors call
The DownPayment Co
the High Price! Oceanfron•119th St PROPERTY 2778 PERSONALS tors . Long haul· sales representative in Buy Direct and Savel •. $RIVATE DOCK* Spacious Apta ., Flatbed· Ory Van. the Retail Adver1isil)9 Low Monthly Pmts
Gated 3 Br 2.SBa Condo Comm'I bldg Npt ·Blvd Regional ·pays 25% Department. Experl· Free Color Catalog '25' Max Pwr. Low 5
Community Awesome viewl w/d, gross re"enuo. Fon· ence preferred, but CaJJ 1·800-7 11·0168 Ezaccess/shps,bth.bars
Bkr 239·4334
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Oceanfront
Lot
Great Opportunity
offered at
$499,900
723-4494
COSTA MESA 1024
e 'alde 3bdrm, 2ba. Lrg
lot, RV access. Fam
rm. Asking $279,900.
Agl 780·5000 x 120
HUNTINGTON
BEACH 1040
* WATERFRONT*
Fabulous 3 + J /Oen/
Dinlng/Garage/Dock
Avail. Tennis. Pools,
Furn'd. FP, Fr Doors
$3350 Agt. 675·9505
fp 2 d fl S t 613 C.M. frontage corner.---------• *Al 675·0048 * near South Coaat • n 1· ep · • Showroom, ware· SEEKING tana Terminal. COL will train. Applicant M •tr o Ar• a I $1400. 714·673·1943 house, office. 4400s.I. WOMEN 3004 training available: should be energ.etlc, _W_AN_T_E_D _____ Dock Lido Isl• up to
Clo•.• to •Ranch Near Yosemite Agt 7'60-5000 x120 1-800·925·0997. Call mo1iva1ed and a self 65tt sailboat, narrow Everything! From Spielberg Movie. Recruiting; 888·2n·6937 s1ar1er. Salary plus TO BUY 6019 beam pref'd 673·7677
Pool• • Spas Riding fishing camping ---------H d Att commission. Xlnt bcn· P r 1.m 11 N • w p 0 rt
Featur,ed 1 .. LA. T>me· .. · IND"STRIAL 2788 an some orneu e1111 p 1 • 11 Recreation & ,. ,, .~ .,, ' ng eraon or e I pkg. Drug screen· Harbor Sllp In Trade
IRVINE 2144
Fltn••• Roomal Brochure 3t0.546.3792 . S~eks very attract111e Chiropractic office: Ing/physical required. Old Coins Gold Silver for ocasslonal boat Dallye.7 PM slim wht fomate 26-34 Billing/Data E'ntry EOE. Send resume to Franklin Mint, Sterling use by local business 714-682·3222 10,000 SqFt 4 Sale for dating.¥ 360·4947 Exp'r prel'd. 375·0552 Lynn Esola, %Daily Old watches & jewelry man. 30.50ft power·
4-B•droom 2 .5 Bath Production Pl. N.B. Piiot, 330 w. Bay Westcoas\ Coin 642·9448 boat pr&l'd. 63l-6S64
Irvine TunnHoek1---------Divisible, Store cars,j••••••••-Can't Find Work? Street.._ _Costa Mesa, T D home. pool. 1·story Toys. Mfg, or ? Bob You can't be rooking CA 92627 or fax to . op oJlars Paid Slips 38·40' Causlln Bkr 722.8777 EMPLOYMENT too hardl WANTED 15 (714) 650 802 F For Records. Jau. Lido Ten/Prvt Marina.
3·car garage. Close to people to fill various . . ·4 · or Soun t ~a ck s, e t e . Park/water/elect/avail.
e emen ary n vers y High School & UCI. Lrg rm, great toe, gar, •••••••••• 0 1
O ware· $2,950.mo 854-9669
1
_____ ___.___ w/d, ns, n/pets, $530. _E_M_P_L_O_YM __ E_N_T____ hmoeust eNto · ma~age· "'s,_a..,.l_e_s_p_e_o-p"""le--G-r_o_u_n_d, •WANTED• Teak W•nled fo Rant
Newport Aero•• the Laurie 714-640·8215 BUSINESS & n · 0 experience wood to finish boat Shore Moortn9
553 nece~sary. Call Now, floor oppor1unlty tor 675·9109 114·650·5°531
St 2bd/1.5ba garage, CM 1f.a Exec Home FINANCE · 0 Brent (714)891·5784. Fastest Growing 2 for
no pets. 1665 Irvine $700/lse/dep. Or:ity 1 •••••••••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir",,,.---,,....,..------1 coupon book. Avg 2169 Ave t17. 720·9422 adult +cat. Creative A/P & AIR Position Cashier Exp nee. commissions 575,000. _P_E_T_S_& ______ •••••••••
2Bd 2Ba veraamea ext.203, oarre.ll. c:P~~xqu;,~P:;~1·:~~1. _B_U_S_I_NE __ S_S____ ~~/;msuo~~~ ~~w~1~a; ~~~~y s2~~0-~~':: ~~~: _s_._oc_ou_nr_. ,:-y-7~-:-1:-~-~-.-1 ANIMALS 6049 AUTOMOBILES
NEWPORT
BEACH
lmmac lu>eury condo.1.---------pool, priv ba, ns .. nr OPPORTUNITY A/P & A/R person. w;hoo's Fish Tacos Immediate FT/PT posl· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Walk to Beach. Private THE CAPE 55. $395.+dep+ 1/2 Minimum 1 year expe· 1 62 Placentia, CM tions available! Call Fr•• to good home ______ _._ __
corner unit. $1200/mo. **** ulls, avl now 548·8125 2 904 rience In accounts•·c,,.-o_n_t_r_a _c_t_a___ lor appt 248·9180 Older mal& dog part ACURA
A ii N 645 902 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiii payable & collectrons G Id G va ow . 9 Live Near CM W'Sld• Share 4Br preferred. Good ben· Ad m In I st rat or . Telemarketer• o en. real watch· ~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
2br 2ba Mediterranean The Beat 2Ba Hse. All amenl· $HUGE PROFITS$ elit package including Immediate opening Work At Home dog, loves walksi '91 lntegra RS Red
Villa style, upper on Shopping ties. $350/mo lnclds Phone Card Routes 401 (k) retirement plan. with O.C.Homebullder. Earn up to $700/wkly Owner is moving . .., a/l. 74k mis. NC, ne~
waterfront in quiet Theatres and ulils. 650·9070 EOE. Drug screening/ Must have expor. selling a long distance 673-3897 trs, org owner, xlnt
section of West NB. Recreation of CMD Sh 8·5020°?7°01w0~·7P1°71·7 physical required. Contact Barbara service over the cond. $8,495. 760-8005 Great view. Full ti'le s r Beautiful Jbr Wiliamson 260·0268 phone. Paid training. •••••••••• outh Countytl ~ba, hrdwd firs, fp, 24hrs Send resume & salary Call 800·842·1409 1---------
baths, kit. Carport. Condo Like Llvlf1g patio, w/d, fem pref'd, ---------re q u Ire men I to: *COOK• GARAGE SALES AUDI
Private sun deck & Garage• Pools 5575, 714•720.0136 Coke/Pepal Route Accounting SupervisOI', Experienced for Fast TONS OF WORK! laundry. $2100/mo ·Spas• Spacious Hot new locations. P.O. Box 1560 Need 15 k 1
I Downtown H.B. Food Hamburger ey peop e. yearly. Boat dock avl. Dua Maater Earn 51600+ weekly. Costa Mesa, Ca 92628 No avper necess I Non·smoker to share Stand PT. $8/hour. ...,. ary 540.1355 or 673-6002 Plana & 2 Bdrm Call now or lax (714) 631·7246 Ap 1 1 2966 s Up to $1100/weekly CORON Floorplanal furnished 2br 2.5ba 1·800-311·7632 PY a: outh Paula 714·562·1710 A 2BR Townhome Dally 9 •7 PM townhome, w/d, Ip, --=--------Accounting Mon·Fri Bristol, Costa Mesa. -=,,.-.....,,,-------I DEL MAR
2. 5 BA . Lrg 2·car *****' dishwasher, pool, Jae, Fantastic Home 1 0 ·2 In off 1 c e . (714) 662-2572. Top Peraonal Mgr
9010
9025
6122
attach ·garage. tOOO South Coast Or weight room. Must ... Bas-;td Bualness 714·646·3466 ext 105 -....,....-------Needs kids 6mos· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Eatate Sale Remod. End 411lt . Costa Mesa Love Dog Ginger! Pre·Pa1d Gas Card. A cct.Recelvable COUNTER HELP t7yrs for TV, print & Fri/Sat 9·2, cllhs,
comforters, outdoor Huntington Beach $1500/mo. 640.5664 s600, + utfs. Susan 1·8B8·277·31t5 Pinl40 Cl .. F(T FT/PT Postlons Avail. film. Submitting now Late Model Double· 714-556-9044 · er.. with 1 yr. Gift & M II St
'92 Audi 1 OOS
Teal/Ivory Leather Full
option. Moon Roof
#1t2194 $11,977
•LeXUS•
Mission Viejo
1 ·800·889·5398
Wide In axcelle t 3bd/2ba Custom 714·900·5610 exp. to work in busy 8 ore. for new Star Wars v n ________ __. No Exper Nee . movies, call for
con dition . Price home. Lrg yard. Gour East 'CM· $425/lst+ 6 MONEY HB office. Must have Near OC Airport, audition. time .
furn , paintlngs,l---------
3501 Geranium BUICI( . 9035
dra9tically redu ed kitchen. 52500mo. mo 1 c t k I Collect. & Gen Office F No w only $13,~5g: __ A_g1_6_4_0-_10_0 ... o_x_30_1 __ N_E_WP ___ OR_T_____ pea~e~~i. ~/~ ·h~~~~ TO LOAN 2914 exp. Fax resume w/ -·-=-a_x_&_M_a_11_9..,,5_5_·9_1_7_1_·_ r::.;;~-~j5~~3~1g~s •70.Coupe de VIiie
(Cm or Narcissus)
Unbellevable low 4BD/2BA Family room creative people! 631·2111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii salary. req: (714) Customer Service/ _...,-----------• 1
spac e rent .. $440. w/FP, new carpet & BEACH 2669 Found Pure Bred cat. Avoid Bankruptc v 842·3399 Alln: Tracy Inside Sales Work From Home -COSTA MESA 6124 pal~i7'~ep~· et~~~G.~~g~
Includes all utlliles. paint. Quiet culdesacliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Vic of Bay/55 Fwy. Free Debt Consollda· Fonune 500 Company Set appts for sales iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714·574•9135 Claraben street. Cat ok. $2350/ 909·359·4948 VM lion Application with r"llr--------i seeking motivated peopl&. Good money. Garage Sala SaVSunl-:-:,.,,,..--,,,.----.:...:...::..::__ 714·890·1883 mo. 975•4 9 30, Agt. •1BR $725• Y e;;>¥""¥"" Service 800•873.8207 REt'AIL Individual w/mln 1 yr Don, 574-3200 8•1pm M/F Desigrier '80 Century, V·8,
HUNTINGTON
HARBOUR 1042
Huntington Harbour
Townhome
Peaceful, quiet, vaca·
tlon·like 2br +de~.
2 .Sba. Large Mstr
suite. Fireplace. 2·car
garag~. Ille, deck
ovorlooklng lagoon,
otso pools and tonnist
$309,000
Biii Daquila
Lion Really
714·378·1484
IRVINE 1044
4·Bedroom 2 .5 Bath
Irvine Turtterock
horn•. pool. 1·story,
3·car garage. Close to
elementary/University
High School &i UCI. Aaklng 5550,000.obo
(714) 854-9669
NEWPORT
BEACH 1069
Blyffa •·plan• Full
Bay vltwa. Country
tredltlonal. Expanded &:' upgraded. 3br +FR.
7lA·120.170-4 BKR
Flur Duple•
1neomel 5br
Cktan clot•. F Harbor .... ~r,_'-'
714.e7
,.
28R 28A 1835 v v IU exper In cust sorv/ 4·dr, 6SK, good tires.
Lido· Cottage D/W Incl. 60x30 pool. N.B. 1Br avail now. GROCERY telem~rkellng 10 call & _E_M_P_L_O_YM __ E_N_T ___ , Clothing & Misc... runs good. $1250.obo
1 BR 1 BA
2514 Loyola Rd/falr Or. pp 71 • +den. 2 No pets. Carport. Boautiful hse In bover ,...________ provide customer aer· 4·574·9135
patios. 51600. Grundy Vl•ta Del MHa Shores. Spa/yard w/d, We Buy Business 8elMR't llllbts has vice 10 our community SERVICES 5533 ____ _:_ ___ ---------
Realtor 87;J·&181 •545-4855• prkg. 5375 642·6386 Invoices organ 12 at ions . HUNTINGTON opportunities for energetic (25·30hrs per wk) For Cash friendly people Who enjoy Call or send resume to: •••••••• BEACH 6140 On the move?
COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 CQSTA MESA 2624
QUIET ~ SlUlBNB
. Palm l\t.lesa Apart:ments
I So near 8c yet 50 far... • ~ --~ -.
Thar's the fcdi.ng you get ·
when you livt at [.>aim
Mesa amid the lush
grttncry of scoludcd
wooc:b & stardy palms.
A Studios. l ,, 2 Otdrbon•
• JRS. '62S
• lBRtG?S
• 213R '775
A NoPdJ
• Verdell Bllnd1
4 Cdl•Fan•
4 NEW Carpet. l'lllnt & TI~
A Atnt11 Ri:>om
4 Heated Pool & Jlt'Uul
• Pttioe 4 Bflc:ofi~
4 GeraeetAvallable
Office Hours· '9:00 am · 5:00 pm M·.P
~ 10:00 am • ':00 pm wccb:nds
1561 Mw Dr.· Santa AN Hcighu, CA
(714) 546-9860
-... -
I •
888·221·8703 customer service. We are Entertainment Please be aware thal iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Interviewing for the Publlcatlon• the llatlngs In this cat· Sat 8·3, European and
Asian Gilts, Jewelry,
an t iques, &tc .
8342 Fllnt
Sell your extra
houaehofd
Items
MORTGAGES &
T.D.'S 2918
CASH NOW
FAST FUNOINQ
for your:
•Business Notes
•Deeds of Trust
•Commercial leases
•Slructured S1ttlemen11
•Many Other de>bt
Instruments
(714)SUS0·03H
Assured Funding
NtlWorll
Purch 100"' Fix 125%
. We Buy Notes, All
Croclll Con1ldtrtd
F=INNEY 8ROKERAQli
714 673·1480 LIC.197CS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
2920
folloWI 151 Kalmus 1J4 egory may require you ng Positions. Costa Mesa 92626 to call a 900 number • Clerb u...i-... ,. _1 Attn: Ma. Lauren In which there Is a • Servfct "h'iiieoftet Bir at 662.2020 charge per minute.
RnlCltrtt DR IVER Attention • Drlverl The best just EMPLOYMENT
(no early birds)
Edwards/Edinger
In Claaalfted
Mll&I be able to work got bolter by paying WANTED 5535 nex tirs. Incl. wknds and you morel Team Orlv· YAC.RTS 7018 YACHTS 7018
hoUdav•>, Good Sta~ ers & Driver Trainers, Loving Swedish Nurse. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ,., ""'V It would pay for you to pay +union bnfts. \, call & find out. 12 Vrs exp. Honeat & "pply Mon "'r1 g .. .., c T e11rlng. Good cook. ,, .,., 81'(1•.,pm ovenant ransport. Loo rots . ChrlsUne
C 1660 San Miguel Or., Experienced Drivers i::J 714·848·3735i::J Newport Beach & Ownr/Oper teams.
1·888·MORE·PAY
TELL A FRIEND Earn Money Reading DOMESTICS 5540 l .. ..._ _____ _,...,I books! $30,000/yr
income pot. Detalfs. COMPANION• Sw•dlsh 1·600·513-434311~9637 Aid Avail PT. Good RENT
through classified
Can't aeem to
get to all those
repair jobs
around tho house?
Let the "'
Cl•Hlfled
Service
Directory
help you floes
rtl~blt htlp.
842·8878
Emb111y Suites
OCA Nort '• IOOklng
for dedicated lndvdls
wtau .. t Service Exp.
C•rt•r Opp1y1 Avail.
•FT/PT ~ront Doak
•FT/PT Rtaervatlonfat
•FT/PT Btllman/Orlvor
•Malnttnanco Eng.
Highly competlllvt
aalary & bnftt. !OE!.
driver. X!nt Refs. Ptop·
arty Owntr. Pia Call Chrlallna 730.0288
¥PICKY LADIES¥
Fr•• 5th Cleaning
S10 Off flrat eloanlng.
AA low •• $29. 20 y .. ra In Orange
County. Fully Bondto.
e11ttem•ly Prolaa• alonat. l'lu~nt £ngllah.
24•hr pgrtv~t , Superb rtft eta
(714) 227· 02 • Fax mo your retumt:
714•662·1651
Atl":Alllaon Sulzman,l•••••••••I
or app1y a1:132a e MERCHANDISE
1 p1•r Road Sant ~ne __ .... ,1.
NEW HUNTER
450
1" showing In Orange County
C'all for Appointment. & Oetalla
•No Soles fox • May ~-11"'
ton oil H~IOf'\ ln atockl
714-642-4786
Dealen for:
•Hunter
•Catalina
•MacGregor
•Jeonneau
•Sabre
·oppll•• lo 1nv1n1ory boota only do•• not opply to SMlor 11onso,11on1
..
TODAY'S
.CRQSSwoRD PUZZLE
Bridle
By CHARI.ls GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
ISUZU 9 100 LEXUS 911 5 MAZD A 9125 PLYMOUTH
'92 lauzu Rodeo
5·Spd . Mull net
(200488/N4300206)
11 1,495
'94 Le•ua ES 300
l •ownr Low m l , Llhr,
Mnrf. Ch•mpagne.
$24K OBO 648-2228
8 7 ' e2 s~x . •dr
sedan, 5spd, air. l)s,
'""· cc, cats, snrl, lull pw1, 111ro clean, S 1 500
Firm 7 I ·1·893"""570
•eo Acc l•ln Lmav
Stole Musi 1eel M
Setll. 4dr, 1 ow
t.lnl cond Make of .ACROSS
, 1 'Of -•: temllar • IN...i
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• 12 Ughl rne.t
1• AdrMt Loltobrlglda
15 8tMd lpl'Md
18 ~lngallt t7 Norwey1 petron '*II
18.,..,,..,. 19 Of lhe outlying ., ...
21 -Dutchman: epectrel 1hlp
23 Voungtter
2• LMgegreen
25 r:. •!UIPe
26 Abraded .
30 Take~rt (a knot 32 Wall! ,..
33 Fungus
37 T ennls pro
Nasiase
38 Heroic tales
39 MeMlle novel
40 Uk• tome ml1ll
•2 Platf0<m 43 Pigpens « More .. ger
45 L~.long-48 Maritime pl'Oll
49 Apiece
50 Almond treat
BUICK
62 SWMI meton
57 Tiny amount 58 Fencing
~ 80 Singer -Judd 81 Looluslf
82 Ptper measure
63 Felryltu M 'Jane-•
55 Uttle swallow ee Salamanders
DOWN
1 Bullding
addttlons 2 Hula-dance least
3 Give the told ahoulder
4 Beige
5 Brlcll.maker's
oven ·
8 -nulshell·
bfleOy
7 Crisp labrlcs
8 Viscous
9 l<ukla's lrtend
tO Tiits
t 1 Yeams (lor)
13 Listened
14 Egg on
20 Offe1
22 PrOCll.lcect
(an egg)
24 Massage
26 Stylish
27 City In Hawaii 28 Similar
,
9035 CADILLAC
PREVlOOS PU'lZl.E IOl.VED
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29 Nourishes • flavoring
30 Persuades 46 Sticky
31 Overact 47 -spaoe
33 Statt0ned 49 Piece by
34 Muscat's WordsW011h
country 5 t Chess or
35 Theater uoquet •
secilOO 52 Stack
36 Mover and 53 Harvard rival
shaker . 54 Remove
38 Brandy glasses (one's hat)
41 Sictlian volcano 55 Give off (light)
42 Calm 56 Triumphs
44 Barbie's guy 59 ·Anne ol Green
45 Ucorice·tike Gables· 1oc
10
9 040 CADILLAC 904 0
A LOSS OP TEMPO
Neither vulnenble. South deals.
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ROIITH WF.ST NORTit EAST
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Opening lead: King of Q
ing South's three-spade jump to
game. But for a bad lrWflp break,
the spade game would have been
laydown. A 1li1htly m11Limed
defense, however, allowed declarer,
M ike Panell of Dallas, to bring
home the bacon.
Weat started well by ca.bing the
king and ace or heart.ti, but then,
instead of banking a third heart,
ele<it,ed to ehlfl. to a club. Declarer
ruffed, l ed a trump to the queen
and ruffed another club. Next came
the king of spades, and West's club
discard wa11 only mildly diRConcert,.
ing.
Three rounds or diamonds. end·
ing in dummy, provided Lhe entry
for another club ruff Oedarl'r thf'n
exiled with the r emaining hearl
With the A 10 of ~pad es poi11cd over
East's J 7, there Wl'IS no way lo pre·
vent declarer from 11eoring the last
two trick.a for the conlract. Hod the
defender11 taken their three heart
tricks ini tially and then tried t o
cash the club king, declarer would
not have had an exit card aft er
reducing the closed hand·11 trump
length to that of East, and would
have had t.o concede a trump tnck
for down one.
7 14-9 .().4140
'90 VW FoJC CL PIS, A /C , 5-Spd. LIN COLN 9120 ________ • ________ ...
Mu51 Seel iiiiiiiiiWiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil M ER CED ES 913 0 T O y 0 TA (100981/013183) '97 G rand Marqula liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii*
$5,995 ABS, Luxury, U GRP. '89 T o itota Cam HuntT:.!~~: ;~ach #620366 $19,9 97 '80 450 SLC lmrnac Wagon vs Fa • Blk Palamino, 9SK Wo9on Must S
8471855 5 '91 Llr\c::otn 2nd local ov.ner chrm (1009661051909)
92 Rode o LS, Red, ContlnMittal whls, ed. M1cholms $9,395
fully loaded, snrt, pw, Low mllos, Pwr, Wind/ $9500. 759·3489
pa, ac, cc, ed. drives Locks, ABS. Leather, '92 T oyota 4-Runn .. & look• perlec1. Mnrf, Dual Pwr soot~ -.'82 380SEL 4X4 VS. Auto Full
$14,000 obo 675·8121 t1'2XAN961 $9,991 Aslro Sliver, grey llhr, Power. Mtnt Condi 102k ml Luxurloui; Wh•IO & Nico
JAGUAR 9105
'94 Jag XJS Cab
2 + 2. Only 15k This
cat Is In mint cond!
r11194121 $3 1,977
·Lexu •·
Mlaalon Viejo
1-8<10-8 6 9 -5 398
JEEP 9110
'94 4WD GRAND
CHEROKEE LTD.
B LACK BEAUTY
Taupe Leather 4·Dr.
PERFECT· All Options
+ 8 Trk CD. Sell For
918,600, LOW BLUE.
Call 714·526· 1230
'94 Llnooln auto Boaut cona (101098/040733)
Conllnental Serviced before due $18 ,9 95
Low Miias, Dual Air do t es~ Obi t1n11ng
Bags, Lthr, ABS, Dual c h ain c:onvors1on '93Toyota V8 XCAB
Pwr Seats, Fact Wtirr. completed 59000 (101I 171P035972)
N3FEN813 $18,998 ___ 8_5_1_·9_7_9_2_·__ $12,995
'94 Lfncoln Mark VII '87 420 SEL '93 Mazda MPV Van M ercedes r. 16 Pre-Owned Marlt Low mile9'& Flawless• V8 Loaded. Whi\p... Vll's In Stock Low (3414571 s 15,995 (200457505580)
ml .. 1-0wner, Loaded• Lexus of S 14,995
•31.A..1549 $1 8 •966 Westminster 892-8908 '93 Cleo Priam '95 Lincoln S·Spd Musi S•G'"
Continental Lien Sale (100824 065680)
Only 14k mi., Ivory '90 Convertlb1e $10,995 Ivory Llhr. ABS. Dual N 0 p I a I e s 'V In-
Pwr Sts, Fully Loaded Wdbsa61c71s0025l2 To yota of
#3L$C163 23,995 To uo sold 1 Oom
'96 Llncoln Towncar
13 Pr&-Ownod Cars In
Stock. Loather, Fully
0 n 5 ·1 3 .g 7 DI H4ntington Beach
15632 Product Lane 841·8555
Un11 E , HB 926·19 ------------'95 Toyota Cellca
Loaded. MUSI Seel ~~~~~~~~Rea and lots of groat
summer driving
sn 1les1 (04570!1) #3MK"!997 23,996 MERCURY 9135
Fnr two of the last three years,
the Swiss Team Chl'lmpionship at
the Bermuda Regional, held each
year et the end of January at the
Southampton Prin cell8, has been
w on by a Leam captained by D r.
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642.7700
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Only 7.900 mlle<,I
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Factory chromes.
(228312) $18,995
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892-6906
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5-spd, ;im/fm CDSS.
Runs groal. Reg 8/97
$1100 Firm 631·7149
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Black/Black. Certified.
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f222362 $2 4,9 7 7
'9 5 LH US SC40.0
Cashmere Ivory. Very
rich looking. Cert
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Black Jade/Ivory Mmt
Cond111onl Only 34k
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#018246 $29,977
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return. S ave Huge!
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