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Fa1nalaro faces death
• Parents qt murder victim Denise Huber grateful for jury's decision to impose capital punishment.
~-----------------------------, . Outside the courtroom, the Hubers
embraced weeping jurors and thanked
them. Dennis Huber. the victim's father,
said he was glad to have the trial over
and called the verdict just.
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TIME LINE
•June 3, 1991: Denise Huber dis-
appears from t he Corona del M ar
Freeway after her car blows a tire.
• July 13, 1994: Police in Dewey,
Ariz. find Huber's remains in a
freezer in John J. Famalaro's drive-
way.
• May 22, 1997: A jury finds
Famalaro guilty of murder with
special circumstances.
• June 18, 1997: The same jury
recommends the death penalty for
the crime.
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By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot
SANTA ANA -A jury recommended
the death penalty Wednesday for John
Joseph Famalaro, the former house
painter convicted of abducting, raping
and killing 23-year-old Newport Beach
resident Denise Huber.
"I'm going to need a little time on the
river to do some fish.mg," said Huber,
who flew down from his North Dakota
home to attend the trial.
"I'm just glad the truth came out and
he's ~g to get what he deserves," said
JeJtffuber, the victim's 27-year-old broth-
er. "It's definitely good that it's over."
The verdict caps one of Orange Coun-
ty's most notorious murder cases, a saga
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The defendant seemed emotionless,
sitting quietly between his defense
lawyers as the verdict came. But others
crowding the room -the family of the
victim, their friends and supporters and
expectant onlookers -seemed to release
in a collective sigh the accumulated ten-
sion of the five -week b'ial. • SEE SENTENCE PAGE A9
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steve
marble
Grade school's
better the serond
time arolUld
The end of t11e Une ..•
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The routine has become so
familiar I could do it in my
sleep. 1 back out of the drive-
way, make a right tum out of
the tract, drive along the euca-
lyptus-shaded street, pause for
the crossing guard who bas nev-
er failed to come bounding out
in front of me, creep through the
tunnel that passes under the
railroad tracks and then swing
into the bustling grade school
parking lot.
BRIAN POBUOA /DAl.Y Pl.OT
Accident survivor Dan Townsend enjoys the moment during graduation ceremonies at Newport Harbor High School.
First it was my son. Then my
daughter. My morning cargo.
"See ya. Take care. Have a
good day,• I'd shout as they
scurried ,_m the car, often leav-
ing a stray piece of homework
or a crumpled sack lunch or, on
one occasion, a left tennis shoe
marooned in the back seat.
But it's all coming to an end.
My daughter is graduating from
elementary school, and my long
flirtation with Aliso Elementary,
which began more than a
decade ago when my son first
chugged into a kindergarten
classroom, has run its course.
I'm left with snapshots, mem-
ories and a garage-full of dis-
carded lunch pails, art projects
and frayed backpacks. And like
my kids, I think I-learned a few
lessons along the way:
• You never have homework.
Just ask your children.
• If you run for student body,
Tragedy turns to triumph ~~~. ~~~~
for NewpQrt Harbqr grads ~ !•
to bis family \~~ ~~
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily p;/or and a hand-~v
Daniel Townsend received
bis diploma to a standing ova-
tion from his classmates. Then
he raised his hands like he'd just
won a marathon before taking
his seat, looking a bit winded.
Jason Rausch accepted his
diploma in the middle of the line
of 329 blue-robed graduates,
with no more fanfare than a nod
shake from a few
friends.
Donald Bridgman's name
appeared in the program with a
star next to it. meaning he had
graduated magna cum laude
with a 3.6 to 3.8 grade point
average. His mother and his sis-
ter accepted his diploma from
student body co-president Rea-
gan Roney.
They also took home a nag
that had flown over the U.S.
Capitol building the day of Don-
ald's funeral and condolence
notes from President Clinton
and House Speaker Newt Gin-
grich. Reagan's brother, a New-
port Harbor graduate and now a
congressional aide, brought the
mementos home from Washing-
ton, D.C., in honor of Donald
who died in an auto accident
nearly two months ago.
Graduates, though subdued,
still celebrated their own lives
and dreams in a ceremony that
included a flock of white doves,
songs about friendship and
speeches about the future.
"We know the heartache and
sony lite will breed,• student
Cavan Concannan told the
audience. "Life is a precious,
precious gift that we cannot
squander.·
Jason Rausch still faces
vehicular manslaughter charges
because he was driving Don-
ald's car when it overturned.
In a written message, Daniel
Townsend, who was injured in
that crash, thanked bis class-
mates for their prayers. Principal
Gary Norton praised them:
"They've had a tough month,
and they put on a show today."
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Time for Estancia's red and gold to shine
By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -In a few years,
perhaps Estancia High School gradu-
ates will become police officers, busi-
nessmen and women and maybe even
politicians, but they will always remem-
ber their school and Wednesday's color-
ful graduation ceremony.
Toilet paper streamers, red and gold
balloons and hats were flung into the air
at the end of the ceremony. Some stu-
dents will go on to colleqe, while others
will step into new jobs.
Following their graduation Wednes-
day, brothers Taleni and Alfred Thnielu
are both planning to take different
paths. Taleni, 19, will study business
and Alfred, 18, will pursue a career in
law enforcement. On Wednesday, how-
ever, their biggest challenge was giving
away the candy leis from around their
necks.
•My family made all these; I am try-
ing to give them away to all
my friends,• Taleni said.
Valedictorian Melissa
1, ~ Inouye and Salutatorian
Christine Slawson deliv-
~" ered their speech togetb-
.... er. They spoke about how
close students in this year's
class have become.
Amy Decker was the last or four
Decker children to graduate Crom
Estancia High behind older siblings
Steve, John and Michelle. She plans to
pursue a career as a prof e 1onal vocal-
ist in New York.
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Estancia High
graduate Brenda
Macias gets a kiss
from her
boyfriend, Pedro
Arceyut. w ho
bolds their sleep-
ing son. Brandon~
during graduation
ceremonies Thurs-
day. Her path to
the graduation
podium bu been
longer than mosL
For her ttory, see
~ge At7.
MAAC MARTIN I DAl.Y l'llOl
Dennis Huber,
father of
Denise Huber,
hugs a support-
er after the
death penalty
was given to
John Famalaro
for killing bis
only daughter.
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Builder eyes
Banning site
•Taylor Woodrow is
pitching plan to develop
new homes on old oil
company property that
has been vacant for years.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
NE\.\.'PORT BEACH -Taylor
Woodrow Homes, the force
behmd the recent Cdstaways
developme nt, t!> dra\\-,ng up
plans to bwld on one of the aty's
few remaining plots of open
space
The bwldmg company mtends
to build new homes, possibly
with a neighborhood retail center
and some park space, on the 400
acres of land known as the Ban-
ning Ranch property Only 40
acres of that site fa.11 within o ty
boundaries, W1lh the rest m urun-
corporated county temtory
"It fits the type of property that
we Wee to plan and bwld on
because of its proximity to the
ocean.· said Taylor Woodrow
Vice President Tom Redwitz "We
do well in that market ff
Mayor Jan Debay, who repre-
sents the area. called the plan
"an answer to a prayer ·
"I've bee n wa1bng for a long
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:A2 THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1997
CITY EDITOR TINA BORGATTA, 574-4233
Keep your eyes
open for these items
I f you're looking for umque
eyewc•df, Sign Language
Eyewear 1s d new look
thdt's now ttvdildble at West-
cllff Optometry The frames
drt> '>lyh'>h rind distinct -
complc•tP with -.terling siJver
tnldys of s\ mbols that repre-
st>nt word.,, ideas and feelings
to thP compdn~ who created
tlwm
The) ·re• mdde out of plastic
m c1 \ tlrH't} of shdpes. colors
dnd IC'xtures. dnd hand-tooled
nwtdl ,.\ fpw symbols include
d tm}' bolt of Lightning that
represents heaven dbove. a
doq thdt rt-presents au lwmg
thmqs, dnd tmy waves that
r~prt>sents punficalion.
WC'stchff Optometry (642-
0720J combines full-service
optometry dnd an eyewear
boutique thdt sells high-quali-
ty P}'C'Wc>c1r collections. It's
loecllecl c1t 1725 WestcWf Drive
m '\Jt>wport Beach.
In cc•IPh1dl1on of 1ls fourth
hirthclt1}. the Launch Pad
{546-2061) w1l1 be open to the
puhllc dll cld}' Sc1turday free of
( httt<JP
\'1s1tor., cdn play with more
1h.rn hO intPrdcllve exh1b1ts.
\\ttlc h h\< \Ctence shows. get
o Pf"'" c1t on<' of the exh1b1ts
lw1nq dP\ <•loped for its new
let< 1l1t) th<· D1c,covery Science
Cl·nl<>r, dnd browse m the SCJ-
Pnce ~ton• filled with educa-
t1ondl to)., dncl gilts.
Tlw Lcninrh Pad 1s locdted
on thP thircl level of Crystal
C'ou1t m Costd f\lesd. It will be
upPn lrom Ill d Ill to 7 p.m on
Sctlllld(t)
Bow Danglers (642-5459), a
ld-.h1on.ihlP rlolhing boutique
m < 'o'>lt1 !l'sd, ts hdvmg its
BEST BUYS
greer
wylder
sale at Robinsons-May.
There's a $10-off sale on dll
junior dresses pnced from
$14.99 to $66. The sale
includes sun dresses. baby-
dolls, short sets, skirt sets,
shifts and denim dresses.
Robinsons-May is located at
Fashion Island (644-2800) m
Newport Beach. and at South
Coast Plaza (546-9321) and
Crystal Court (432-1800)
A great lad.Jes shoes. hand-
bags and accessones sale 1s
under way at Garys Pe r Don-
na (721-5730) at Fashion
Island in Newport Beach
Designer merchandise 1s
reduced up to 60" ... including
Fendi, Kate Spade, Ralph Lau-
re n, Carrie Forbes. Yves Saint
Laurent. Betty J\ luller, Petrn.
Rossi Moda and Donc1ld Pliner.
Newport Beach/Cosca Mesa Daily Pilot
localso~y~
NEWSROOM FAX: 141-4170
p~lot person
LY·NN GULBRANSON
Getting personal with Bloomie shoppers
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Tak.mg the shopping · out of
going to Bloomingdale's.
FASHION SENSE •
her way as well.
"Men just don't think about
caJhng someone and getting
help,• Gulbranson says.
AT YOUR SERVICE
and Vanity Fair magazines.
1Wo Ellen Tracy ensembles -
both including the same celery
green and red flower pattern -
hang neatly on the wall.
FASHIONABLE BEGINNINGS
Before her Nordstrom job, she
ran a personalized gift store that
sold its own line of clothing. She
said she always liked to dress up
as a child and often watched her
mother, a seamstress, create cloth-
ing.
, c1nnuc1I -.pnng clc>c1rance sale
th1ouqh lhP 1·ncl of June You
cc1n f111cl ti un1q\1P selection of clH'"""" c1ncl -.port.,wcar at 30".,
to 70 oil Bm" Ddnqlers 1s
lorrtll'cl up-.tc11r<, c1I 445 E 17th
"\t i...;ttlh IJ Co<,tc1 f\ lf'sc1
Draper's and Damons (646-
5521) is ha"1ng a pre Fourth of
July sale at its Westchff Plazc1
location in Ne";port Beach.
Selected merchandise 1s
marked down 20•1 .. to 60°,,..
The merchand1se includes
sportswear. dresses and acces-
sories in regular and petite
sizes.
:·· • BEST BUYS appears Thursdays and
Saturdays If you know of a good buy,
call me at 540-1224, fax me at 646
4170 or write to me Best Buys, Daily
Pilot, 330 W Bay St Costa Mesa.
92627
Lynn Gulbranson has turned
her knack for knowmg JUSl the>
thmg to wear into one of the perks
of shopping at Newport Center's
newest department store As
Bloomingdale's oruy on-site per-
sonal shopper, Gulbranson pro-
vides free shopping help dunng
appointments with clients.
Some customers want that one
perfect piece to match the pants
they bought last week. Others
want a wh ole new wardrobe. Most j
are women. but a few men come
Gulbranson, wearing a black
swt and makeup so perfect it's
nearly undetectable, sits in a
woo<l-paneled office with black
trim. Her desk IS set back in the
designer collections department,
where the wall behind her reads
~At Your Service -Only at
Bloorrungdale 's. •
A vase on her desk holds purple
and white flowers. Clients can sit
on melon-colored chairs near a
table strewn with Orange Coast
Gulbranson, born in Hawaii
and raised in Redondo Beach,
used to commute tram her current
Newport Beach home to Nord-
strom in Glendale.
Until she landed the job at
Bloomingdale's in October, she
worked at Nordstrom for rune
years. First she worked in personal
shopping, then in "studio ser-
vices," picking out clothes for TV
shows and commercials.
She attended junior college,
where she studied to be a nurse.
But then she started considering a
fashion career when she took up
designing her own clothing -a
hobby the 44-yea.r-old divorced
mother of fow no longer has tlrne
to pursue.
•Now I do most of my shopping
here,· she said.
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WEATHER
TEMPERAT\JRES noon. One-foot wind
Newport Beach waves will build to
69/62 two feet. and a four·
Newport Coast foot swell will come
73/61 from the southwest.
Balboa
69/62 TIDES
Costa Mesa TODAY
B0/64 First low
Corona del Mar 3:24 a.m -0.6
68162 First high
9.45 am 3.7
SURF FORECAST Second low
LOCATION SIZE 2 33 p.m. 1.8
Wedge 2·3 SW Second high
Newport 1·3 SW 8·50p m 62
Black1es 2·3 SW FRIDAY
River Jetty 2-3 SW First low
CdM 1 3 SW 4 02 a .m ·OB
First high
BOATING 10·27 a.m 39
Winds from the Second low
Southeast at 10 3 14 pm , 9
knots during the Second high
morning will increase 9·29 pm. 6.3
to 15 knots and
come from the west WATER
during the after-TEMPERAT\JRE: 68
SURF
Even though the swell
out of the southwest
still isn't so big, the
lifeguards say things
are looking pretty fun
around Blackies. Wrth
waves ranging from
knee to chest-high,
depending on where
you are, you really
need to take advan-
tage of the tides.
Watch for gradual
improvement now
through the weekend
as two energy sources
make themselves
apparent. Southern
Hemisphere swell
should increase
through Saturday, and
northwest wind swell
will probably peak
late Friday. South fac-
ing focal points may
see head-high waves
by Sunday.
-Story by Jennifer Armstrong
Photo by Marc Martin
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• Bristol Street: Someone did S50 worth of damage by smash-
ing the window of a car in the 3000 block. Nothing was stolen.
•Hamilton Street: A car stereo worth $120.50 was stolen
from a car parked in the 500 block. The window was smashed.
• Pin.creek Drive: A CO player, cash and other property worth
S249.50 were stolen from a car in the 2800 block. The door was
pried open.
• CJlnton Street A CO player, walkman and other property
worth S370 were stolen from a car parked in 300 block. The
window was smashed
• C.lifcwnla Street: A trumpet worth S700 was stolen from
the band room of a school in the 3200 block. .
NEWPORT BEACH
• MacArthur Boulevard: Cash and change worth S350 were
stolen from a vending machine in the 4500 block after it was
pried open.
• "-rbor Island Drive: A fur coat worth S5,600 was stolen
from a home in the 500 block. The door was pried open.
• West CJfff Drive: A cross worth S40 was stolen from a
church in the 1700 block. There was no sign of forced entry.
• hy Hiii Drive: Property worth S400 was stolen from a car
parked in the 600 block.
• Jamboree Road: A wallet with S240 cash was stolen from a
car parked in the 1100 block. The window was smashed.
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Chuck Long
has joined the Newport Beach Office
as Office Manager
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Piping in some hot jazz
0 K, so maybe there were
10,000 more people at the
Playboy Jazz Festival last
Satw-day
And maybe the Hollywood
Bowl is a little more, shall we
say, soignee a venue than the
parking lot of the Newport Har-
bor Nauucal Museum.
But l guarantee all those folks
at the Bowl didn't have nearly as
much fun as those who dug the
Newport Beach Festival.
Sure, the Playboy bash had
some reasonably large names:
Bill Cosby, Tito Fuentes, the
Count Basie ghost band.
• But did it have a band named
after a sewer pipeline? Not
bloody likely. I refer to the Hype-
rion OutlaU Serenaders, the Dix-
ielanders who began the Jam-
ming at the Newport Festival.
They rolJed out at 11 a.m ., an
ungodly hour for music1aris.
When I left at 4:30 p.m , most of
them were still there, grooving
on the half-dozen other bands.
One of the Hyperi ons and his
wife certainly were the most ele-
gant dancers on the floor. Ban-
joist Jim Green and wife, Billie,
are well into their 70s -your
correspondent was not crass
enough to ask how well -and
shamed even the twentysome-
things with their energy, grace
and expertise with the Balboa,
our only homegrown dance step.
Costa Mesa insurance guru
Tuck Rabbit told me Jim and Bil-
lie once danced for 18 hours at
the annual Sacramento Jazz Fes-
tival, the big mamoo of Caliior-
nia jazz extravaganzas.
The Newport Jazz Festival
was put on by the International
Order of the Blue Gavel, a
worldwide orgaruzabon of erst-
while yacht-dub commodores.
The money went half to the Nau-
tical Museum, hall to the Blue
Gavel's Humanitarian Founda-
tion, which funds bone-marrow
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transplants for children.
So you see, yacht club types
are not just elitists in blue blaz-
ers, white pants and funny caps
who stand around ahoying one
another.
I got to be the official greeter
and ticket seller Saturday. Th.is
was surely the best job because I
was able to meet and greet
almost everybody who came. It
was a fine crowd.
Take my new friend Donna
from Costa Mesa. Donna is a
very attractive, quite petite
brunette. She had on a filmy
sheath with a sort of cheetah pat-
tern. All day long, Donna was
searching for Leo.
Somebody said Leo had been
there earlier but went home to
take a shower.
He never came back to meet
Donna. What a chump.
All the bands were great, but I
especially liked the Elysian
Fields Orchestra. Leade r Marc
Caparone said their real name
was "The Guys Who Can't Get a
Gig on Saturday Afternoon
Orchestra,• but they use Elysian
Fields because it fits better on
flyers.
I met the band's bass player
when he came in, a distin-
guished gent named Winfred
Stewart. Winfred has white hair,
an ample white mustache and
skin the deep mahogany hue of
hJ.s IJlStrument.
Guys who walked in canying
a bass flddle weren't asked about
a ticket. I just put the standard-
issue green wrist band on him. It
allowed people to go in and out
and tour the Nautical Museum.
but its main purpose was to
please the liquor-license people.
"It's so you won't have to
show your ID to the bartender
when you get a beer," I joked to
Winfred, who is probably older
even than I am.
• 1 was carded last week in
Georgia," he said, decidedly not
joking.
"The south shall rise ·again,
eh?" I said after how he told me
how a woman demanded his ID
before she'd sell him a six-pack.
"It's never stopped rising,
man," said Wilfred, who is also
one of the better blues singers
I've ever heard.
The only unpleasant note at
the JdZZ festival was sounded
shortly after 1 p.m. Bill Hamilton,
whose Riverboat restaurant sup-
plied the food and adult bever-
ages, reported that a woman
across the way on Linda Isle had
Cdlled the police about the music.
I reminded Rod Woods and
Terry Mulligan, co-chairmen of
the festival, about the city ordi-
nance that decrees arrest and
impnsonrnent for the host of a
disorderly event.
UReally," they mused.
u Who looks to be in charge
here?" Rod asked Terry.
"Why, the guy selling tickets,
of course,· Terry replied gravely.
·Absolutely," Bill said, and
the three of them walked off
chortling, leaving their gatekeep-
er as police fodder.
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A LESSON IN BU SINESS
Harbor Hew first-graders who spent the year visiting Corona del Mar merchants
· turned their experiences into art, creating a book and collage of what they saw
By Jennifer Klein, Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -Nicole
Schritt knew exactly where she
was when her class went on a
recent field trip through down-
town Corona del Mar.
"My mom gets her nails done
here,• the Harbor View Elemen-
tary School first-grader pointed
out.
In fact, Schrift and her class-
mates have become familiar with
most of downtown Corona del
Mar this school year. They've
been visiting the local merchants
on regular field trips.
To wrap up the yearlong pro-
ject, they made a book and col-
lage about their experiences. On
Wednesday, they presented the
work -"Corona del Mar
Through the Eyes of a First-Grad-
er" -to the Chamber of Com-
merce during its monthly meeting
at the Five Crowns.
The held trips gave the chil-
dren a peek at the role business
plays in the development of a
community.
Each first-grader wrote a short
story about the field trip, with
help from a fourth-grade buddy,
then drew a picture to go along
with the essay.
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
First-graders from Kelly DeLu's classroom at Harbor View Elementary make the trek to Five
Crowns Restaurant to present their book "Corona del Mar, Through the Eyes of a First Grader."
The Chamber of Commerce
promised to post the collage on
the wall in the office.
"I think it's wonderful that par-
ents (and teachers] are encourag-
ing their children to take part in
community service," said cham-
ber director Royal Radtke.
For teacher Kelly DeLu, the
best part of the project was read-
ing "the comments and interpre-
tations about how the children
feel and understand" the work-
ings of the community. She said
the field trip was meant to pro-
vide a hands-on-experience
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Longer classes will
be back next fall
• Block schedules at Corona del Mar and Newport
Harbor expected to continue, with modifications.
By Michelle Terwilleger. Oatly Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Stu-
dents at Corona del Mar and
Newport Harbor high schools
will continue having block
schedule classes next year, but
not without some changes.
The block schedules, which
trustees are expected to
approve J une 24, call for stu-
dents to have only three alter-
nating classes per day, but more
instructional time during each
class.
At Newport Harbor, classes
will last 115 minutes and the
final period -which had been
used for electives and athletics
-will be eliminated. The
classes this year lasted 105
minutes.
At Corona del Mar, students
and parents will no longer be
wondering when school starts
each day as sometimes hap-
pened this year, said Suzanne
Johnston, chair of the school's
English department. ..
Every day school will begin
at 7:55 a .m. and end at 2:27 p.m.
The school has kept its four-
day block schedule in which
students have six classes on
Mondays and longer classes the
rest of the week, but did change
the time of its flexible hour.
Instead of at the beginning or
end of the school day, Corona
del Mar students will have 45
minutes in the middle of the day
to study, do research or seek out
teachers for help.
Johnston said moving the 45-
minute period to the middle of
the day rather than the begin-
ning or end of the day might
prevent students from coming
to school late or leaving early.
Tom Jacobson, director of
secondary education, said the
final period could not count for
state instructional time because
not enough students enrolled in
the classes.
Newport Harbor will begin
at 7:45 a.m. and end at 2:25 p.m.
''I think this is an important
element," she said. "It makes
getting a better grade easier for ,
them."
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South Coast Plaza
awards shopping spree
South Coast Plaza will treat
Fountain Valley resident Ralph
Kupcha to a $10,000 shopping
spree, but he plans to spread
the wealth among family mem-
bers.
Kupcha, who said he's still in
shock because he's never won
anything before, plans to buy
some new clothes first.
MI will buy a few things
tonight, then afterward I will
case the joint out and go to each
store later," said Kupcha, 50.
South Coast Plaza represen-
tatives awarded Kupcha the gift
certificates on Wednesday as
part of a San Joaquin Hills
lfansportation Corridor draw-
ing the plaza sponsored. The
drawing was the second of two
celebrating the completion of
the toll road.
Albert Howe of Laguna
Niguel won a $5,000 shopping
spree from the plaza in the first
drawing.
The gift certificates include a
$2,000 draft that Kupcha can
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the following: Crate and Barrel,
Williams Sonoma, Privilege,
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lie, Eddie Bauer and Liz Clai·
borne.
-By Susan Deemer
Strauss Foundation
to give scholarship
A foundation honoring for·
mer Newport Beach Mayor
Donald Strauss awarded its first
scholarships this year to fund
college students' service pro-
jects.
The Donald A. Strauss Public
Service Scholarship Foundation
awarded $10,000 in scholar-
ships to 10 California college
juniors. The money will fund
public service projects pro-
'[ ( ~ ( _fj andcrafml 10 t"nsurt' qualicy and
wtlng v.i.lue. this boac will
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fumJy who owns ht"r. Evt'ry lxm will
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during their senior year of col-
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For example, one winner -
UCI's Amber Bosin, a biological
sciences and dance double
major -will create a sound,
r~. movement and coordi-
nation class for children who
are patients at Western Medical
Center.
Strauss' wife, Dorothy, estab-
lished the foundation in her
husband's honor.
•Mr. Strauss' whole life was
devoted to public service," she
said.
Strauss served 12 years on
the City Council -one as may-
or -after sitting for 10 years on
the board of the Newport-Mesa
Unjfied School District.
The foundation's Board of
Directors first met in April, then
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come from state universities
because of a Strauss family tra-
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THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1997 AS
Spanish speakers graduate
from police citizen academy
By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -About 30
local residents graduated Tues-
day from the Police Depart-
ment's first Spanish Citizens
Academy, an innovative pro-
gram that has since sparked
interest outside of'Orange Coun-
ty.
"This was the very first Span-
ish-speaking academy conduct-
ed in Orange County," Lt. Alan
Kent said. •we now have Los
Angeles Sheriff's office and San
Diego Police Department wanti-
ng to do similar Spanish speak-
ing programs in their cities."
The gr~duates, who were
taught by both Spanish-speak·
ing officers as well as through
interpreters, were given tours of
the Police Department, learned
about police work and were tak-
en to a shooting range where
they fired automatic weapons.
The best shooters were awarded
at the graduation, Kent srud.
Kent said the city will hold its
next citizens academy this
August, the sixth held by the
city, for adults who are 21 years
and over.
Also, the Police Department is
planning to develop a program
geared toward high school and
I college students under 21 years
old.
·We are hoping to stir up
some interest LD profession al;
careers in law enforcement,•
Kent said.
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CREDfT CARD USE
Barnes & Noble Me tro Po1I1te
otte rs a serrunar on "Cred.tt C ard
Use m Amenca" at 7 pm at 9018
South Coast Dnve, Costa Mesa.
For Ul.fonnation, call .444-1404
CAREER NETWORK
The next free CMeer Network
m<'eting on "Assessing Your
"it1 t'ngths and Focusing Your
Rt•sume" for those unemployed
will be at 7:30 p.m . m the Stewart
Lounge at St. Andrew's Presbyte r-
ian Church, 600 St Andrews Road,
Newport Beach. For more intormd·
11on, call 574-2239
STRESS RELIEF
Mother's MMkel offers a free
.,PITllflM on "Bach Flower Reme-
1 hPS," tamow. stress re lJef formula,
horn 7:30 to 8 30 pm al the Patio
c ·dre at 225 E 17th St , Costa
lesa
ESTATE PlANNING
Courtlandt Fmannal Group,
Inc offers a free workshop on
Advanced Estate Plcmmnq" from
I to 2 pm at the> Umver">1ty Ath-
lt·t ic Club. 1701 Quc11I St . Nrwport
Bf'ctch. Cdli 25 l-h901
BREAKFAST BOOST
The C osta MPSd Chctmbcr of
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will take placC' I rom 7 .15 to 8:45
d.m at the Co!-.tc1 Mc .. ;r1 \ountry
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Cost is $1 2 m r1dvc1nc<• <1nd $17 r1I I
th!' door For JC''>Nvc1t1on-.. crtll 574 -
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FRIDAY
PARADISE ISLAND
Parent I !Pip U~I\ J>H''>Pnts Par-
adise Island, a benefit orgaruzed
by the Children's Angel Society,
to support two Pa.rent Help Cen-
ters from 6 p.m. to midrught at the
American Legion 215 15th St.
Newport Beach The evening
includes tropical dnnks, buffet,
entertainment, danCl.Jlg, a sLIPnt
and live auction and door pnzes
All proceeds will fund critical ser-
vices for at-risk infants and chil-
dren . Advanced bckets cost $25
and tickets at the door cost $35.
For more informabon, call 723-
7170.
SATURDAY
AUTHOR APPEARANCE
Barnes & Noble Metro Pointe
presents author Earlene Fowler at
2 p.m. at 901 B South Coast Dnve,
Costa Mesa. For more informa-
tion, cdli 444-1404
FAMILY STORYTIME
The Costa Mesa Library pre-
sents Family Storyt.une with Mark
NedJeman and Friends for children
ages 3 to 6 from 2 to 3 p.m. at 1855
Park Ave. Ca.ll 646-8845.
LAUNCH PAD
In celebration of its fourth
birthday, Launch Pdd will be open
to the public au day free of charge
trorn 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. di 3333
Bear St .. Costa Mesa. Visitors can
play with more than 60 interactive
exhibits, watch live science shows
dfld browse in the Scien ce Store
loaded with educat1ondl toys and
qtfts. For more mformation. call
54b-2061
DIVORCE WORKSHOP
f\ lamage and lamily therapist
f\ laxme B Cohen offers a work-
shop called "Divorce· A New
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the process of divorang or recently
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Estanda High School will sponsor Goll Summer Camp at 1
p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays beglnnl.ng Monday through
July 30 at Costa Mesa Goll Coune, 1701 Gou Course Dri-
ve. The progTam is designed to Improve Individual goU
skills and to teach sportsmanship and good work ethic.
Cost ts $31. For more information, call 957-9379.
dJvorced from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
at 180 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach. Cost is $40. For
more Ul.formation, call 759-0579.
SUNDAY
FRIENDLY FELINES
The National Cat Protection
Society is having an open house to
celebrate Adopt-A-Cat month from
2 to 4:30 p.m. at 6904 W. Coast
Highway, NPwport Beach. For
more Ul.formation, call 650-1232
FREE MUSICALE
M eeting Room, 1000 Avocado
Ave., Newport Beach. For more
informabon, call 717 -3800.
NEWPORT MEETING
Tile West Newport Beach Asso-
ciation is having its regular board
of directors meeting al 7 p.m. at the
Council Chambers at Newport
Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport
Blvd. This month's speaker will be
Tom Monarch, DARE officer for the
Newport Beach Police Depart-
ment. For more information, call
548-4560.
TUESDAY
The N~wport Beach Central
Library presents a tree musicale
featunng the Phoenix Club Mixed
C hol.I', at 3:30 p.m in the Friends' 1
DIVORCE TALK
The law ollice!> of Lisa A. Cian-
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"Property Division and Settlement
Agreements Pursuant to Divorce•
at 6:30 p .m . at 881 Dover Drive,
Suite 300, Newport Beach. Reser·
vations are required at 574-0866.
ATTENTION
Coastline Counseling Center
otters an attention deficit disorder
worksb.op that will teach attendees
a quick and easy technique to
improve their overall understand-
ing of what they read from 1 to 9
p.m. at 1200 Quail St, Suite 105,
Newport Beach. Admission is $20.
For more information, call 476-
0991.
IMPORTANCE OF PROTEIN
Mother's Market otters a free
seminar on •Why We Need Protein
and its Critical Functions• from
7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Patio Cale
at 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For
more information, call 631-4741.
REPUBLICAN WOMEN
The Costa Mesa Republican
Women Federated holds its annual
luncheon and fund-raiser at 11
a.m. at the home of President Beth
White. Reservations are required at
557-6545 or 962-5398.
PARENTING TIPS
Newport Beach Community
Services offers a one-evening
workshop on "Parenting Confident
Children" from 7:30 to 8:30 p .m . at
3300 Newport Blvd. The registra-
tion fee is $10. For more informa-
tion call, 644-3151.
WEDNESDAY
PREGNANCY AND BIRTH
Mother's Market offers a free
READING GLASSES
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$2.95 • $6.50
MARTIN OPTICAL
DC Swap Meet
Fairgrounds #8160
(714) 548-6211
Newport Bnch/C.o$ta Mesa Daily Pilot
seminar on "Empowering Fami·
lies Por Pregnancy and Birth•
from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Patio
Cafe at 225 E. 17th St., Costo
Mesa. For more information, call
631-4741.
BETTER POSTURE
The Newport Beach YMCA
offers a free seminar for senior citi-
zens on "Youthful Posture Can Be
Yours• at 2:30 p .m. at 2300 Univer-
sity Drive, Newport Beach. For
more information, call 642-9990.
UFO RESEARCH
The Mutual UFO Network
Orange County offers a seminar on
uNew Breakthroughs in Abduction
Research" at 7:30p.m. at 1845 Park
Ave., Costa Mesa. Ad.mission is
$10. For information, call 520-4836
BUSINESS MIXER
Skewers Pub and the Costa
Mesa Chamber of CommercE>
offers a "Business After Hours Mix-
er" from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 298 E
17th St., Costa Mesa. For informa -
tion, call 574-8780.
RECOVERY SEMINAR
There will be a free seminar on
"Stage D Recovery: Lile Beyond
Addiction" at 5:30 p.m. at lhf'
Shark Island Yacht Club. 1099 Bay-
side Drive, Newport Beach. Reser-
vations are required. For informa
tion, call (888) 638-2813.
HYPNOSIS AND NETWORKING
The Newport Harbor ArerJ
Chamber of Commerce offers c1
lecture on "Hypnosis for Health
Wealth and Prosperity" at noon a1
the Riverboat Cale, 151 E. Coasl
Highway, Newport Beach. Adm.is
s1on, which includes lunch, is $ t 'i
with reservations and $17 at th<
door. Call 729-4400.
Custom Speciality Gifts
Flo rals Furniture Anrfques
Hours: Mon-Fri 10-6 •Sat 10-5
369 E. 17th St., #13 •Costa Mesa• 646-6745
(Next to Plum's Cafe)
Newpon Beach/Co5ta Mesa Daily Piloc
AUTHOR APPEARANCE
Ba.mes & Noble Metro Po1J1te
presents poet Catherine Spear at
1 p.m. at 9018 South Coast Drive,
Costa Mesa. For more informa-
tion, call 444-1404.
ONGOING
SMOKERS
ment For more information, call
754-7045.
ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT
The Alzheimer's Associabon of
Orange County and Newport Vtl-
la West/Villa Rosa co-sponsors a
free support group meeting for
caregivers at 7 p .m. on the third
Thursday of each month at New-
port Villa West Assisted Living,
393 Hospital Road. Newport
Beach. For more information, call
631-3555.
MOMS SUPPORT GROUP
RELAXATION
Hoag Memorial Hospital Pres-
byterian offers a free "Relaxation
and Imagery" workshop from 10
to 11 :30 a .m. on the fourth
Wednesday of every month at the
Patty and George Hoag Cancer
Center, One Hoag Drive, Building
41, Newport Beach. To RSVP, call
760-5542.
DIVORCE MEDIATION
The Nicotine Anonymous fel-
lowship wants to help men and
women who smoke to quit and
remain smoke-free. Call 650-
2713 for the local evening meet-
. ings nearest you.
Group process focuses on
work, success and parenting
issues every first and third Thurs-
day from noon to 1 :15 p.m. and 7
to 8:15 p .m. at 2900 Bristol St.,
Suite J-108, Costa Mesa. Theses-
sion cost is $15. For more informa-
tion, call 850-1689.
A free lecture about divorce
mediation, an alternative to the
traditional two-attorney divorce,
is offered the third Thursday of
every month with attorney Alicia
D. Taylor and psychologist Lee H.
Solow. Space is limited and reser-
vations are required. For more
tnformation. call 863-9590.
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HELP LINE
A private telephone consulta-
tion is offered at no charge from
7 to 8 p.m. every Monday. Talk
with a professional about diffi-
culties in your life by calling 759-
0357.
NETWORKER
The Tuesday Morning Net-
worker group shares leads from 7
to 8 a.m . every Tuesday at Mimi's
Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa
Mesa. For more information, call
215-2903.
SURPLUS FOOD
Seniors and low-income farru-
lies of the Costa Mesa/Newport
Beach area can obtain free
USDA surplus food from 11 a.m.
to 3 p.m. the second Friday of
each month in the rear parking
lot of the Church of Christ on 740
W. Wilson St., Costa Mesa. Bring
picture identification. For more
information, call 650-8236.
MESA EMERGENCY
Mesa Emergency Service
Amateur Communication offers
the opportunity for ham radio
operators to participate in the
city of Costa Mesa's Radio Ama-
teur Civil Emergency Service
organization. Month)y meetings
are held on the fourth Wednes-
day of the month at 6:30 p.m. at
the Costa Mesa Police Depart-
REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY
The Costa Mesa Republ.Jcan
Assembly meets every third
Thursday of the month al the
Neighborhood Commuruty Cen-
ter, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa.
For more information, call 645-
5326.
COED SUPPORT
• The Newport Beach Psycho-
logical Association offers a coed
support group every Thursday at
7 p.m. at 3101 W. Coast Highway,
No. 311, Newport Beach. The
support group requires free pre-
assessmen t before joining. For
more information, call 722-4588 ...
• The Healing Connection
offers a coed relationshlp group at
6:30 p .m. on Wednesdays at 4425
Jamboree Road, 180-A. Newport
Beach. For more informallon, call
261-8003.
BODY IMAGE SUPPORT
The Newport Beach Psycholog-
ical Association offers a body-
image/moderate eallng support
group that meets every Wednes-
day at 7 p.m. at 3101 W. Coast
Highway, No. 311, Newport Beach.
For inft>rmation, call 722-4588.
TOASTMASTERS CLUBS
• The Newport Beach Distin-
guished Toastmasters Club 1300
meets every Tuesday from 7 to 9
p.m. in Sgt. Pepperoni's meeting
room, 2300 S.E. Bristol Street,
Newport Beach. For reservations,
call 730-3671.
• JolJl Mesa Messengers Toast-
master Club 691 in Costa Mesa
for their meetings at 7 p.m. Tues-
days at Mesa Verde United
Methodist Church, 1701 W. Baker
St., Costa Mesa. Visitors are wel-
come. For more information, call
540-4446.
• The Blue Flame Toasbn.asters
Club 2717 meets at 7 a.m. every
Wednesday at the Village Farmer,
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
at 7 a.m . every Monday at The
Irvine Co., 550-C Newport Cen-
ter, Newport Beach. For more
mlorrnation, call 733-2209.
• Harborl.Jtes Toastmaster Club
1927 meets at 7 a .m. every
Wednesday at the Nautical Muse-
um, 151 E. Coast Highway, New-
port Beach. For more information,
call 854-4580.
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caregiving for persons
who require close
supervision and safe,
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OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS
Overeaters Anonymous meets
from 1 to 9 p.m. every Wednesday
at West Newport Community
Center, 883 W. 15th St., No. 5
upstairs, Newport Beach. For
more infonnabon, call 953-0900
WOMEN'S SUPPORT
• The Hope Institute, a center
for recovery and family educa-
tion, offers a women's support
group at 1 p.m. every Tuesday at
2900 Bristol 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
group meets Sundays from 6:30 to
8 p.m. in the church's Stewart
Lounge, 600 St. Andrews Road,
Newport Beach The group ts
open to the community and com-
mitted to confidentiality. For more
infonnabon, call 631-2880.
SERIOUS ILLNESS SUPPORT
A free support group for indi-
viduals facing HIV I AIDS is held
at 7 p.m. every Tuesday and a
cancer support group meets at 7
p.m. every Wednesday in the
Institute for Holistic Treatment
and Research, 4019 Westerly
Place, Suite 100, Newport Beach.
For information, call 251-8700.
Tuesdays at 4425
Jamboree Road,
180-A, Newport
Beach. For more
information, call
261-8003.
• Send your AROUND TOWN items to: The
Daily Pilot, Around Town, 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa, 92627; fax 646-4170 or call ~
1224, ext. 333.
ANIMAL BEREAVEMENT GROUP
This ongoing group specializes
in the needs of individuals who
have sick and/or dying arumals tn
their lives. It meets from 1 :30 to 2
p.m. every Tuesday at 3101 W.
Coast Highway, Swte 311, New-
port Beach. Free admission, how-
ever call 722-4588 for space reser-
vation.
MENTAL ILLNESS SUPPORT
• The Alliance for the Mentally
Ill of Orange County provides
education and emotional support
for families dealing with mentally
ill loved ones. A free support
group meets from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
every Tuesday at Orange County
Mental Health Cliruc, 3115 Red-
hill Ave., Costa Mesa. Call 544-
8488 for details.
• Also, St. Andrew's Presbyter-
ian Church offers a support group
for families with loved ones with
serious mental illnesses. The
LEADS CLUB
The Women's Chapter of the
Costa Mesa Leads Club meets at
7:15 a.m. every Wednesday at
Mimi's Cafe at Harbor and New-
port boulevards m Costa Mesd
The club is part of an mtemabon-
al networking orgaruzabon 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 sexual abuse
and rape and their fnends and
family meets from 10 a.m. to noon
every Saturday at 760 Victona St.,
Costa Mesa. There is no fee. For
information, call lns at 859-3918.
DIVORCE SUPPORT GROUP
Mariners Church sponsors a free
divorce recovery support group at 7
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p m every Wednesday at 1000
Bison Ave., Newport Beach. For
information, call 640--6010.
LUPUS FOUNDATION
A support group for younger
patients Wlth lupus meets from
1 :30 to 3 p.m . the second and
fourth Wednesday of each month
m Newport Beach. For details,
call 536-1734.
BREAST CANCER SUPPORT
A breast cancer support group
meets every Tuesday from noon
to 2 p.m. at the Patty and George
Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
The meetings are free. For more
mlormauon. call 722-6237.
FACING FORWARD
Facing Forward, a support
group for family members of
recently deceased cancer
pauents, meets every Monday
from 6.30 to 7:30 p.m. and from
7.30 to 8:30 pm at the Patty and
George Hoag Cancer Center,
4000 W Coast Highway, Newport
Beach The meetmgs are tree. For
more tnlormauon. call 722-6237.
PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORT
A prostate cancer support
group meets every Thursday
from 6:45 to 8.15 p.m. at the Patty
and George Hoag Cancer Center
Cafe. One Hoag Drive, Bwlding
41 . Newport Beach. The meet-
ings are free For mfonnation. call
722-6237
I CANCER SUPPORT GROUP
A free cancer support group
for victuns and families meets
every Tuesday from 6:45 to 8:15
p m at the Patty and George
Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W.
Coast Highway. Newport Beach.
For more tnlormanon. call 722-
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time for a developer to come up
with a quality plan," she said. "It
looks to me like it's going to be a
great partnership.•
The city requires developers
to either dedicate part of their
land as a park or pay money
toward a park. She hopes to turn
that requirement into a park at
Superior Avenue and Coast
Highway, the site known as Sun-
set Ridge.
The city could eventually
annex the portion of the land
that now belongs to the county,
Dehay said.
Taylor Woodrow executives
have yet to decide what exactly
they'll build on the Mobil Oil
Corp.-owned land, which now
features an oil field, Redwitz
said.
"We're in the early stages of
understanding the property,• he
said. "We just wanted to let
everybody know we're here."
Whatever goes there is sure to
dredge up some ongoing issues.
First there's the bridge at 19th
Street across the Santa Ana Riv-
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promise the voters anything. My
son vowed that he'd see to it the
janitor put Coke in the drinking
fountain. My daughter promised
longer recesses. They coasted to
victory on those pledges.
• The school serves pizza every
day, but nobody seems to notice.
There's Italian Surprise, Chef's
Delight and Pizza Pie. On Fndays,
they serve Cheese Boat. That's
pizza too.
• Your daughter will be
assigned to interview someone
who immigrated to this country.
· And she will proudly announce
that she's interviewing Jody's
mom, who just moved here from
Indiana.
• Your son will announce, out
of the blue, that he really dislikes
people named Ulf.
• The little girl who carpools
with you will slide into the car one
morning, fold her arms grumpily
and say, "I don't care what any-
one says, I didn't eat cat food.·
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er that has been planned since
1~57 and has yet to be built by
tlie county. That idea has stalled
several times in the face of pub-
lic opposition and the county
bankruptcy.
Dehay said the size of the
development allowed could be
contingent upon that bridge
because of traffic concerns, but
Redwitz said the bridge won't
affect the plans.
Then there's the past propos-
als to build on the site. West
Newport Oil Co. in 1993 consid-
ered building 2,000 homes, a
shopping center, a park, an ele-
mentary school and a new four-
to six-lane road there. By com-
parison, Taylor Woodrow's most
recen,t Newport Beach project,
the Castaways at 16th Street and
Dover Drive, will have only 119
homes when complete.
A plan in the early '80s to
build office buildings and
homes on the Newport Beach
portion faced enough opposition
to be put to a referendum vote.
The plans survived the vote, but
were scrapped in the end.
And finally, there's the Santa
Ana wetlands and the park
idea. The N~wport Conservan-
cy, an environmental group
• The school library will inform
you that "The Big Book of Jokes"
that your son checked out four
months ago is still unaccounted
for.
• Your children will always
love their kindergarten teacher.
• Your son will make a lasting
impression at the Back-To-School
Night gathering when he stomps
on a tube of mustard and sprays
half a dozen parents.
Many of them will never talk
with you again.
• "Island of the Blue Dolphin"
will still make your daughter cry.
• Lunch pails are only cool for
a month, six weeks, tops.
• You discover that you obvi-
ously shop at the wrong grocery
store because everyone has better
lunches than your children do.
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bring in for share-and-tell?" No,
you shrug. What? "You!"
• The attention span of a sec-
ond-grader is roughly 3.7 sec-
onds.
• The attention span of a sixth-
grader is about half that.
• You discover that Roxy is a
brand of clothing. not ope of your
founded by former City Coun-
cilwoman Jean Watt, has fought
ln the past for the wetlands'
restoration and for a Sunset
Ridge park.
Watt, who led the opposition
to the proposed '80s develop-
ment, will be watching to ensure
Taylor Woodrow leaves room for
a public access trail, similar to
the path encircling the Cast-
aways development -but "a lit-
tle bigger.•
"U we can get some good set-
backs and some really nice park
areas, those are the kinds of
things I'm thinking al:1out," she
said. "I'm also hoping they can
do some wetlands restoration."
Redwitz said Taylor Woodrow
would be willing to consider
including a park in the property.
The project will eventually go
to the -county, the city and the
state Coastal Commission for
approval. Taylor Woodrow will
draft plans over the coming
months and plans a community
outreach program as well, Red-
witz said.
"We do have a sincere inter-
est in being a good neighbor
that the future homeowners in
the surrounding areas like," he
said.
daughter's friends. You feel fool-
ish. Your daughter comes to your
rescue. "No, you're just old."
• By and by, KROQ replaces
that battered Disney sing-a-long
tape.
• Braces come in all shades
and colors now. "It's good to get
the colors switched around about
every month,• your daughter tells
you.
• Most of the countries in
Africa have new names. George
Washington seems to have virtu-
ally vanished from the history
books. Tiger Beat is still being
published. Baseball trading cards
go for $3 a pack.
• Most of your sweatshirts will
tum up in lost-and-found at the
end of the school year.
• Your daughter will be asked
to give a speech during gradua-
tion ceremonies and will say "I
owe everything to my parents."
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everything.
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that began six years ago at the
side of the Corpna del Mar Free-
way in Costa Mesa, led to a grisly
discovery in a freezer in Dewey,
Ariz .. and wound back to Superi-
or Court in Santa Ana for a
media-flanked trial.
A UCI graduate and waitress,
Denise Huber was coming home
from a rock concert in June 1991
when her Honda Accord blew a
tire and left her stranded. Despite
a massive publicity campaign. she
was missing for three years until
police found her frozen remains in
a rental truck parked in Famalaro's
driveway in Dewey in 1994.
The jury found that Famalaro
atiducted her from the freeway,
sodomized her, and bludgeoned
her to death with roofing tools m
his Laguna Hills warehouse -a
special-circumstances conviction
calling for the death penalty or
life without parole.
The weight of the decision for
death told in the jurors' expres-
sions Wednesday afternoon.
Grim-faced, they filed in at 2:42
p.m. as the packed courtroom sat
utterly silent. The paper on which
the verdict was written passed to
Judge John J. Ryan, who glanced
at it briefly and handed it to the
courtroom clerk who read it.
Afterward, jurors said the bru·
ta.lity of the aime and the years of
waiting the Hubers endured
heavily influenced their verdict.
•tt was terribly difficult,• said
Jury foreperson Bonnie Snethen.
"We cried most of the morning.·
During the trial, defense
lawyers argued that Famala.ro suf-
fered through a warped and love-
less childhood under the influence
of a religiously zealous mother.
Many jurors said they felt sorry for
the killer, but the details of the
crime outweighed their pity.
The verdict came after •a lot of
soul-searching,• said juror Pat
Hamilton. Jurors said a prayer
among themselves before they
came out to announce their deci-
sion, Hamilton said.
"It was just so emotionally
upsetting to everybody,• she said.
Juror Anna Brown, 35, said a
key moment came when Jurors
placed pictures of the nude,
gagged, handcuffed victim on the
bulletin board.
·It helped remind us of how
brutal a death she went through
and how John went on with his
life for three years,• she said.
Juror Kris Gundel. 25, said the
fact that Huber was a stranger to
Famalaro affected her deeply.
"The pictures of her body are
something I'll never erase," she
said. "It was gut-wrenching for
me. But I think it was gut-wrench-
ing for everybody."
Gundel added she sympa-
thized with Farnalaro because his
THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1997 At
mother neglected tum as a child.
•HJ.s mother was a freak.• she
wd. •There's no other word to
desaibe that woman.•
Deputy Public Defender
Leona.rd Gumlia, who fought to
have the trial moved out of
Orange County because of Ufe
publioty attending the case, said
there might have been a different
result m another county. But be
said the verdict probably struck
him harder than it did the defen-
dant bimseli.
"He's been working on some
spiritual issues that really take
him past th.is courtroom," Gumlia
said.
Deputy District Attorney
Christopher Evans acknowl-
edged it was a tough decision for
a jury to make.
"It's always difficult to ask citi-
zens to apply the ultimate penal-
ty. but we have courageous citi-
zens," Evans said.
Sitting in the courtroom near
the Hubers were Costa Mesa
police Chief Dave Snowden and
Lt. Ron Snuth. Both followed the
case fTom its beginning.
·It's been S1X long years." said
Smith, descnbmg the verdict as
the "morally right decision.·
"(Farnalaro) preyed on an
absolutely innocent woman that
was in a vulnerable position," he
said. "It could have been any of
our mothers, daughters, sisters.·
Farnalaro's formal sentencing
is slated for Sept. 5.
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Vowing to love, honor and cherish opera at soiree
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Tio hundred fifty people
dld "I Do" before rnid-
rught. Watched over by a
silver of moon dominating a
cloudless rught sky. the couples
stood before wedding cakes
frosted with peach-colored icing,
rdlsed thetr plastic, pearl encrust-
ed champdgne flutes, and
popped those h<1rd, sugarcoated
c1lmonds m the1r lovers' mouths.
It wc1s Mozart's "The Mamage
ul F1gdro" dt the estate of Bar-
bara and Mark Johnson, all
curanged lor the summer soiree
ul Operd Pdcific. Only on this
n1yht, dll the guests pctrticipated.
Ber1ttmg the reputation of opera,
~ WdS wild, II WdS fldmboyant, It
WdS JdV1Sh
Hetired Superior Court Judge
Betty Lou Lamoreaux conducted
tlie weddmg ceremony for the
operd lovers who had come lo
r·pJptJrdl(' summer with their new
c11lturdl lec1cler Patrick Veitch,
qt•Ol'fdl d111•ctor or Opera PdCUiC.
V(•ttch c hdfm<•d even the most
Jclcl!'d opPl d di lC'IOnddO with h1s
qlih rf!marks on the sanctity of
lovf' and mr11 r l<l<JP dS prP.sented
through q1·n<'r<1t1uns of operallc
librettos. As the NUdttf' ledcler
listed tlw murdPrs, betrayals, poi-
sonmqs c1ncl l>!'h<.>c1chngs thdt col-
or th1• lc1vl' 11•lcil10nsh1ps in opern,
locdl soc 1cll cloyPnm· Donna
Dunc.-qrc1htwd lhl• ctm1 ol her
husboncl Doug ond winced.
"W<''rC' n•IPbrc1tm~1 our 2~th
anrnvPrsary, '' ~hf> SdJd. The cl0-
gant Hunn., dltLrP<l m c1 cldssic
shec1lh of rurc1l-colorf'd sLlk chif-
fon. chnt t1•d with the evf'ning's
specicil gtwsl~ ol honor Chuck
and Marian Jones.
Chu('k .lont>s, ncc1tor or Bugs
Bunny dnd otllC'r Wdrn<?r Bros
on1mc1 tf'd JCOns such dS Dally
THE CROWD
b.w. ·
cook
Duck, Elmer Fudd and the very
personable Porky Pig. arrived at
the Operti Pacific fiesta in a
white silk gabardine three-piece
suit.
H is silver hair, long goatee
and the black, billowing bow tie
that is something of a trademark
with the artist transformed the
gentleman who gave us Pepe Le
Pew into the unage of a literary
figure of the 19th century, Mark
Twain. It was a picture the dap-
per Jones was all to happy to
pa mt for the crowd,
Stepping up to the micro-
phone fronting the wonderful
Conti orchestra, Jones shared
some of his favorite Twain.isms.
"Do you know why Mark Twain
preferred wearing a white suit in
hJs day?" asked Jones, who has
designed a very clever Opera
Pacific advertising campaign for
the coming season at the request
of Veitch.
"Wearing a suit of white cloth
meant that Twain felt clean from
the skin out. He was a man who
needed to feel clean." explained
Jones. Dark colored suits worn in
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Organized and produced by
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setting on the Johnson grounds
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Super female golfer Nancy
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support for the opera, helping to
bring the evening tally to a won-
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ln the simple words of local
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Best of Broadway performs
'The Best of Broadway'
Carol Burnett, Hal Linden return to their Are Ringing" m 1958. He then
toured the show with Judy Holl-
iday and the national company. theater roots with show at Performing Arts Center
By Tom Titus, Daily Pilot
A couple of showbiz leg-
ends will be in town U-.is
weekend to
she got her shot at TV stardom,
and "The Carol Burnett Show"
ran for 11 seasons.
The versatile comedienne
then turned out five Carnegie
Hall TV specials bring "The Best of
Broadway" to audi-
ences at the Orange
Theater Review with Julie Andrews
and introduced
It was the first of 18 produc-
tions for Linden, who also
starred in "On a Clear Day,"
"Subways Are for Sleeping,"
"The Apple Tree," "Wildcat"
and the revivals of "The Pajama
Game" and "Three Men on a
Horse." His Tony-winning per-
formance m "The Rothchilds"
led to his successful stint as
"Barney Miller." County Performing Arts Center.
Carol Burnett and Hal Linden
are headlining the two-night
engagement Saturday and Sun-
day, backed by the William Hall
Master Chorale. They'll perform
memorable music from Broad-
way shows as well as numbers
from the productions that
helped make them famous.
It'll be the flrst visit to Orange
County for both of the Emmy-
winning stars (five for Burnett
and two for Lmden, who also
copped a Tony Award for "The
Rothchilds").
The rubber-faced Burnett,
perhaps second only to Lucille
Ball in TV comedy annals,
began her Broadway career as
the bedraggled princess in
"Once Upon a Mattress" at the
same time she was a regular on
"The Garry Moore Show." It
was only a matter of llme until
Southern California
audiences to Neil Simon's
M Plaza Suite." She turned seri-
ous for television movies such as
MFrtendly Fire" and "Between
Friends."
Burnett headed a n all-star
Linden has starred in nwner-
ous TV specials and movies,
including • Blacke's Magtc."
Recently he performed for six
cast in the movie
version of the hit
Broadway come-
dy "Noises Off."
She was back on
Broadw~y last
summer to star
in the new com-
edy •Moon Over
Buffalo."
Linden, best
known as the
TV cop "Barney
Miller," began
his career as a
clarinet player
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Food fantasy becomes
reality at summer festival
By Marla Bird, Datly Pilot
I t feels like a fantasy is about
to happen: tastes from a slew
of choice restaurants and sips
of good wines. Drinking bottled
waters and having dessert with
gourmet coffees while live Car-
ribean music keeps ~very body
happy.
To tum those fantasies into
reality, direct your wheels to
Crystal Court on Bear Street,
where the Summer Food and
Wine Festival begins next Thurs·
day at the golden hour of 5:30
p.m.
famous for its
prime beef, wW be
giving out •petite
filet sandwiches•
while Diva serves
ahi tarta.re. Splga
is presenting
penne arrlbiata
and Bangkok JV
shares its chicken
and shrimp
dumplings.
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Morgan and
Veuve Cllcquot.
ElmerDW.,
KABC radio and
television restau-
rant attic, will be
at the mike as hon-
orary chairman of
the event with co-For an exotic
change, bead for
the Gbandl booth
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where the chicken makahni and
vegetable birlamne are excel-
lent. Planet Holly-
. Shindler, well-
known food authority.
Your entire $30
donation will go to
the needy, homeless
DINING REVIEW wood will have lots
of its famous •Ebony
Why are all these people
donating their time, food, wine
and work to this event? Well, it
is an annual fund-raiser for the
Someone Cares Soup Kitchen
and the Food Distribution Cen-
ter.
dl1d working poor through two
worthy causes, the Somebody
Cares Soup IOtchen in Costa
Mesa and the Food Distribution
Center in Santa Ana.
Tickets will be available at
the entrance near Spiga and
Orrefors at the escalator on the
lower level. Just follow those
yummy sce nts to the booths of
chefs and beverage representa-
tives on the upper two levels of
Crystal Court -and prepare to
pig out.
Neither coupons nor money
changes hands after you have
paid the $30 admission fee
downstairs; just tuck your wallet
away ... eat and sip for the next
three hours.
Ulf Anders, nationally recog·
nized chef from Gustaf Anders,
will serve shrimp salad with his
Swedish crisp rye crackers and
delicious lemon tarts. The booth
for The Riviera, one of South
Coast Plaza's oldest fine dining
establishments, will have pate
maison, escargot bourguignon,
poulet ala Grand Marnier and
cannelloni Nicoise.
Morton's of Chicago,
and Ivory" chocolate
brownies on hand and Antonel-
lo, the multi-award winning Ital-
ian ristorante, plans on serving a
variety of homemade-style Ital-
ian desserts.
I've only mentioned nine, but
there are at least 20 other restau-
rants donating their best tastes,
all food and labor. They are
Amici Trattorta, Back Bay Row-
ing and Running Club, B.1rra-
porettt 's, Darya, El Tortto Grtll,
Emporto Arman! Express, Forty
Carrots, Garden Bistro, D For-
naio, Jerry's Deli, Ptret's Bistro,
Rainforest Cafe, Ruby's, Scott's
Seafood Grtll and Bar, TGI Fri-
day's, Village Farmer and Wolf-
gang Puck.
Diedrich will be serving its
marvelous gourmet coffee and a
distinguished group of wine-
makers is being assembled by
committee member Jeffrey Best
of Habana. There are more to
come, but at this printing the
group includes Acacia, Au Bon
Cllmat, B. V. Winery, Carmenet,
Chalone, Caymus, Flora
Springs, Cbateau Montelena,
Edna Valley, Z.D., Simi,
Cameros Creek, Mumm Cuvee,
The Soup Kitchen and its mir·
acle-ma.king Merle Hatleberg
feed a free lunch to more than
250 men, women and children,
elderly and disabled, each
weekday of every year. Food
donations are made from
churches, corporations, local
restaurateurs and interested citi-
zens.
The Food Distribution Center
is a foodbank that collects donat-
ed surplus food from markets,
wholesalers, restaurants and dis-
tributors. The goods are stored in
a warehouse in Orange and last
year, the center turned over
nearly 11,000,000 pounds of food
to 290 local charities. They pick
the food up and pay a modest
handling charge to the center.
Anton Segerstrom is modestly
listed as a committee member,
but he has been the guiding
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mer Food and Wine FesUval at
Crystal Court.
force behind this event since its
beginning. Jeffrey Best's restau -
rant, Habana, is not in Crystal
Court, but he was asked to give
a hand for a good cause. Other
worthy committee members are
Steve Chunn, Norma Glover,
Allison Baker Frenzel and
Diane Pritchett.
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comfortable clothes.
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Using fresh vegetables and
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family ranch in Temecula, Nick
and his son, Joe, serve up some
of the best.tasting Italian dishes
-using old-fashioned family
recipes -this side of Sicily.
'Ibey cure their own olives,
make their own sausage, cook
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2300 Harbor Shopping Cen-
BY MARLA BIRD
Speedway theme
caf e to open in fall
The Speedway will open its
doors in August or September,
according to the contractors.
We take tha t to mean Septem-
ber or October, but eventually
the old Bobby McGee's hang-
out on Bayside Dnve and Coast
Highway will be opened with
"an extreme motor-speed
theme." This means lots of
varoom, suspended cars and a
game room with all the latest
cyber toys
As for duung. 1t sounds like
a place 1 would call "All Show,
No Chef" -m other words,
food will be secondary to the
RUFFLES
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1922 HARIOR llVDv COSTA MESA • 548· 1156
appetizers
ter, Costa Mesa (rear parkmg
lot). Moderately priced. Call 549-
1511 or 549-7072
BACK POCKET
lraditionally, excess areas
deep within the fine restaurants
of Stockholm become Mback
pocket" dining rooms-with more
~asual service, lower prices and
food similar lo that of the main
kitchen. And that's exactly what
Back Pocket of Gustaf Anders is.
The dining room has a clean, no-
nonsense appearance and a sin-
gle, one-page menu for both
lunch and dinner featuring bold
and beautiful food. Parsley salad,
platter chatter
ambience, but we can always
hope.
Cork pops at Mistrial
french restaurant
Mistral opened a month ago
and has been quietly serving
customers and getting its
kitchen in order while waiting
for a liquor license. Now that
they can serve wine, this new
French restaurant at 440
Heliotrope Ave. in Corona del
Mar is packed. You'll need
reservations. Phone 723-9685.
Antohello's sauces
I make it big
Three outstanding sauces
I that were invented, mellowed,
the herring miru-buffet, gravad
lax and the sandwiches are awe-
some. Laden with two baskets
full of fat walnut, caraway and .
aruse rolls and Swedish flatbrod,
the bread man comes to visit
your table two or three times
during the meal.
1651 W. Sunflower Ave ..
South Coast Plaza Village. Mod-
erately priced. 668-1737
GOLDEN DRAGON
Friendly owners and serving
staff seem earnest in their desire
to make everyone comfortable.
At lunch time, entrees are served
with fried nee, soup and an
I passed down and perfected by
the Cagnolo family are now
available at supermarkets such
as Gelson's. You will love the
tastes (my favorite is the Salsa
Llvomese), crammed with
spices, black olives and garlic
($3.99 a jar).
Dinner and a show
from Diva
When two diners have an
I entre e at Diva, two tickets to
the cinema are free -what a
deal! If you have been think-
ing about a dinner and a
show, now's the time to take
up owner John Sharpe's offer
Diva is located at 600 Anton
Blvd., Costa Mesa. Phone 754-
0600.
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appetizer. Those favonte appt?-
tizer standbys, egg rolls, fried
won tons, fried shrimp, barbe-
cued pork nbs and wrepped
chicken, as a starter, are as good
as these get. Tea is plentiful and
·most entrees cost around $8 to
$10.
There is an attractive bar serv-
ing liquor, a luruted wine choice
and a fine selection of Chinese
beers.
2023 Harbor Blvd., Costa
Mesa. Entrees average $8. 642-
7162.
CASABLANCA BISTRO
The pleasant Moroccan dining
THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1997
room is gaily decordted wtth red,
green and yellow window shades
dlld a red pl&d rug. The colorful
food -tomato broth, fresh green
salad, orange carrots -ts d lredl,
too. Also good: roast qud.J..I and
bastia, a phyllo pastry pie with
ground.ducken, almonds, scram-
bled eggs and a touch ot sugar.
Besides its moderately pnced, ·
delicious food and good semce,
the other major plus al Casablan-
ca Bistro is the sheer pleasure or
being able to hear your dinner
partner and have a conversation
without having to shout
1520 W. Coast H1ghwdy f\.1od-
erately priced. 646-1420
FAR MERS MARKET
~ouung at the dell· takes on o
whole new aspect when you are
talla.ng about the Farmers Market
seMce dell m Atnum Court at
Fash.Jon Island Yards of food,
dozens ttnd dozens of attractive
select.Jons of hot and cold dishes,
and so much more It occupies a
big spdce m the Atnum, needing
room for its medt. poultry and fish
markets, plus produce and stll·
pies, th~ -.vme ba r, soup and sand-
wich bdI, potato cd.rt, hot and cold
dell , baker; and a thriVLng cater·
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MUSIC
11'1ANGL£ SQUARE CONCERTS
Pree live classic rock perfor-
mances are scheduled from noon
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 Triangle
Square in Costa Mesa.
ART
JURIED EXHIBIT
The public is invited to view
winning entries in the spring
1997 Orange County Artist
Juried Exhibit on display through
July 29 in the Newport Beach
City Hall Gallery, 3300 Newport
Blvd. For information, call 717-
3870.
MEXICO AT MARINERS
Local artist Marygail Hall will
have an exhibit of her oil paint-
ings depicting Mexican culture at
Mariners Llbrary 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
Llbrary offers an exhibit of
acrylics on canvas by Newport
Beach artist Jody Olsen, "As Eye
See It," on display through June
30 in the foyer of the library,
1000 Avocado Ave. For more
information, call 717-3870.
NAUTICAL MUSEUM
The museum features three
galleries -the Newport Gallery
displaying the maritime history
of the area; the Model Gallery
exhibiting a selection of world-
class models. and the Grand
Salon which offers touring
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.
SPECIAL
SHAPE AND SCULPT
Fitness-minded adults are
invited to enroll in Shape &
Sculpt, a six-week class that
meets from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Mondays and Wednesdays
beginning June 23 at Shape-Up
Newport, 1080 Irvine Ave. Regis-
tration fee is $45. The class will
include an energy-packed hour
of step aerobics, combined with
muscle conditioning for a total
body workout. For more informa-
tion, call 644 -3151.
FOOD AND WINE
Crystal Court will be the site
for the fifth annual South Coast
Plaza Swnmer Food and Wine
Festival to benefit the Food Dis-
tribution Center and Someone
Cares Soup Kitchen from 5:30 to
8:30 p.m. on June 26 at 3333
Bear St., Costa Mesa. Admission
is $30 and covers all food and
drink. For more information, call
435-2160.
SWIM PROGRAM
A Master's Swim Program,
designed to promote life-long fit-
ness, is being offered by Orange
Coast College on Monday
through Friday at 6:30 a.m. Aug.
1-29 at 2701 Fairview Road, Cos-
ta Mesa. The program is
designed for adults 19 years and
older regardless of previous
swimming experience. Registra-
tion fee is $40 for one month. For
information, call 432-5880.
SAFARI BRUNCH
A Safari Sunday Brunch
SINCE SABATINO'S 1864
Restaurant & Lido Shipyard Sausage Co.
FLAVORFUL & DELICIOUS LUNC~
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Unique wine room & dining rooms available for group
business meetings and private functions
CATERING FOR ALL EVENTS
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PAINTING WORKSHOP
A new series of six Wednesday outdoor Drawing and Paint-
ing Landlcape and Seascape workshops will begin Wednesa
day through July 30 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. with an orlenta-
Uon session at Marlnen Park adjacent to the library at 2005
Dover Drive, Newport Beach. Cost ls $61 without materiab.
for more lnformaUon, call 644-3151.
Cruise is available aboard the
54-foot Emerald Forest Tiki
docked in 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 chil-
dren under 12. For reservations,
call 673-0240.
FARMERS MARKETS
•Every Thursday there is 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.
• Every Saturday there is a
farmers market from 9 a.m. to 1
p .m. in the municipal parking lot
at Bayside Drive and Marguerite
Avenue in Corona del Mar.·
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STAGE
GORDON LIGHTFOOT
The Orange County Perform-
ing Arts Center presents Gordon
Lightfoot, known for such
favorites as "If You Could Read
My Mind," "Sundown" and
"The Wreck of The Edmund
Fitzgerald ff at 8 p.m. Friday in
Segerstrom Hall at 600 Town
Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tick-.
ets are $28 to $44. For informa-
tion, call 556-ARTS.
BROADWAY MUSIC
The William Hall Master
Chorale presents "The Best of
Broadway" in Segerstrom Hall at
8 p.m. Saturday and 7:30 p.m.
Sunday at 600 Town Center Ori;
ve, Costa Mesa. Special guests
Carol Burnett and Hal Llnden
And Be Sophisticated
Devotees of Bacchus. the god of wine, unite. Tuste the good life with us on
Tuesday. June 24. 1997 as we present the latest in our Waterfront Winery
Dinner Series. The wines of BV Vineyards and the culinary creations of our
own Cbef Daniel Paymar will be fcaiured, llcginning with a reception at
6:30 p.m. foUowed by dinner at 7:00 This exclusive engagement consists
of a seven course meal featuring both cxotil and popular delicacies. married
with selected wines presented lieforc l'ach course. rhen topped off with fine
cigars and cognac. So join us ti~1 an t•vcrnng of epicurean delights. But with
only 28 scats available. delight in makmg ...
your reservations promptly THEW PJERFIDNT
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Entertainment
Saturday Night
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Visiting from Spain-World renowned Chef
MIGUEL GONZALES
demonstrating and cooking a .5 course dinner with wine
$25 PER PERSON (with this ad only)
This Thursday only. call for reservations.
(714) 756--8194
4253 Martingale Way, Newport Beach
1 mile South of J.W. Airport
(
Newpon Beach/Co5ta Mesa Daily Pilot
join the William Hall Master
Chorale in performing an
evening of Broadway music, from
beloved classics to contemporary
favorites. nckets are $25 to $60.
For information, call 556-ARTS.
Napili Kai program, the Oasis
Ukulele Strummers will entertain
with their own style of Hawaiian
music. For more information, call
644-3244.
ACTING BASICS
'STOMP'
The Orange County Perform-
ing Arts Center presents
"Stomp" at 8 p .m. Tuesday
through June 27, 5 and 9 p.m. on
June 28 and 2 and 7 p .m. on
June 29 in Segerstrom Hall at
600 Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa. The international percus-
sion gTOup uses wooden crates,
plastic bags, boots, hub caps,
trash cans and brooms to fill the
stage with one of the most origi-
nal acts ever. nckets are $24 to
$47. For information, call 556-
ARTS.
The Corona del Mar Commu-
nity Youth Center offers a class
for adults and teens, Basics of
Acting, from 7 to 9 p .m. at Fifth
and Iris avenues. Registration fee
is $65. For more information, call
644-3151.
BROADWAY SMASH
AUDmONS·
The Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum's resident theater com-
pany, the Riverboat Players, is
holding auditions for "Radio
Daze" at 1 p .m . Saturday. Four-
teen males and 14 females axe
needed for the production. For
more information, call 857-2684,
ext. 17.
Orange Coast College pre-
sents the Orange County pre-
miere of Neil Simon's newest
Broadway smash, "Laughter on
the 23rd Floor" at 8 p.m. today
through Sunday and June 26-28
and 3 p.m. Sunday and June 29
in OCC's Drama Lab Theatre,
2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
Advance tickets are $7 for Thurs-
day and Sunday performances
and $8 for Friday and Sqturday
shows. A $1 discount is available
for students and senior citizens.
Tickets at the door are $9 and
$10. For information, call 432-
5880.
NEWPORT THEATRE
HAWAIIAN PERFORMANCE
The Oasis Senior Center pre-
sents a free performance by a
group of Hawaiian youngsters,
ages 6-18, from the Napili Kai
Foundation in Maui at 2 p.m.
Sunday at 800 Marguerite Ave.,
Corona del Mar. Following the
The Newport Theatre Arts
Center presents the black come-
dy "Arsenic and Old Lace" al 8
p.m. Thursday through Saturday,
and 2:30 p.m. Sunday through
July 13 at 2501 Cliff Drive, New-
port Beach. Tickets are $13. For
reservations, call 631-0288.
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MODERN COMEDY
South Coast Repertory pre-
sents the modem comedy NHow
the Other Half Loves" through
June 29 on SCR's Mainstage at
655 Town 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 Sunday at 2:30 and 7:30
p.m. Tickets are $28-$41. For
inf onnation, call 957-4033.
'ANYTHING GOES'
The Costa Mesa Civic Play-
house in association with
MediaOne presents "Anything
Goes~ at 8 p.m. Thursday
through Saturday and 2 p.m.
Sunday through June 29 at 661
Hamilton St., Costa Mesa. Tick-
ets are $12.50 for senior citizens
and $15 for others. For informa-
tion, call 650-5269.
• 'TREASURE ISLAND'
The Riverboat Players, Orange
County's newest theater compa-
ny, in association with Newport
Harbor Nautical Museum, proud-
ly stages its premier show "Trea-
sure Island" at 1:30 p.m. Satur-
day and Sunday through June 29
on the decks of The Pride of
Newport, 151 E. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. Cost is $8 for
adults, $4 for children under age
12 and members receive a $2
discount. For more information,
call 851-6448.
KIDS
CERAMIC CHERUBS
Children from ages 7 to 15 are
invited to sign up for a five-week
class, Ceramic Cherubs and
Flowers, from 2:30 to 4 p.m. al
the Vincent Jorgensen Commu-
nity Center at Mariners Park in
Newport Beach. Children can
sign up for a class offered every
Tuesday from June 24 through
July 22 and/or a class from July
29 through August 26. Students
will have a chance to create
angelic figures, floral wreaths,
cloud and rainbow chimes, deco-
rative jewelry, heavenly crea-
tures and a box of wishes. Regis-
tration fee is $69. For informa-
tion, call 644-3151.
SUMMER SPORTS
Orange Coast College pre-
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sents the 15th annual Summer
Sports and Activities Camp for
children ages 5 to 14 at 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The
ca.mp has continuing summer
sessions which meet Monday
through Friday on June 23-27,
June 30-July 3, July 7-11, July
14-18, July 21-25, July 28-Aug. 1,
and Aug. 4-8. Registration fee is
$65 for the morning half-day
camp from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., $45
for the afternoon half-day camp
from 1 to 5 p.m. or $95 for the all-
day camps from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Campers will learn a variety of
sports during each session,
including swimming, track and
field, softball. volleyball, pmg
pong, soccer, floor hoc.key and
basketball. For information, call
432-5880.
BIG MYSTERY
Junior detectives, ages 4 to 13,
are needed to help Costa Mesa
Library Detectives, Inc., solve the
Big Mystery: •How Many Books
Can You Read This Summer?ft
For every 10 books detectives
read, they will "fingerprint" their
identification card and receive
special prizes. Registration will be
held at the Costa Mesa Library
Detectives, Inc. headquarters in
the Costa Mesa Library beginning
Monday at 1855 Park Ave. The
last day for junior detectives to
register their reading logs for
prizes is August 23. For informa-
tion, call 646-8845.
'GOOSEBUMPS'
The "Goosebumps" club
meets the first and third Monday
of the 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, Bam,.es & Noble holds a fun-
tilled craft and story hour for chil-
dren of all ages. Refreshments
will be served. Barnes & Noble is
located at 1870 Harbor Blvd., Tri-
angle Square in Costa Mesa. For
information, call 631-0614.
DANCE
BALLROOM DANCE
Defore Foundation for the
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PAJAMA PARTY
lbe Costa Mesa Public Ubruy presents Pajama Storytlme
every Monday evening from 7 to 7:30 p.m. for 3-to 7-yeu-
olds at 1855 Park Ave. Favorite children's songs, a varied
cast of puppet characters and many fun stories will high-
light the evening's acttvtttes. The Preschool Storytlme for
3-to S-year-olds takes place Tuesdays from 11 to 11:30
a.m. For information, call 646-8845.
Arts offers ballroom dancing
every Friday and Saturday night
at the Defore Dance Center from
7:30 to 8:30 p .m. On both nights
a lesson will be taught followed
by open dance with a disc jockey
playing all kinds of music until
11 p.m. The dance lesson is free
with the price of the $5 admis-
sion. For information, call 241-
9908.
ADULT BALLROOM DANCE
The Costa Mesa Senior Cen-
ter offers adult ballroom dance
every Tuesday night from 7:30 to
10:30 p.m. Smgles and couples
welcome. Live 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.
LITERARY
AUTHOR LUNCHEON
Round Table West offers its
next luncheon program presenting
authors Donald Spoto and "Noto-
rious: The We of Ingnd
Bergman," Martin J. Srruth and
NTune Release· and Bettie B.
Youngs with "Gifts of the Heart"
at noon at the Balboa Bay Club,
1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Cost is $35. For informa-
tion, call (213) 256-7977.
TEENS READING GROUP
The Newport Beach Publlc
Library will sponsor a sununer
reading program for yoWlg adults
called NUnplugged: Totally Teen
Reading Club" beginning Mon-
day through August 16. The pro-
gram will feature paperbacks,
meal certificates and other prizes
for reaching established reading
goals. Teens can register for the
program at the central library's
Children's Desk or Popular Library
Desk, or at any branch library. For
information, call 717-3807.
BARNES & NOBLE
Earlene Fowler signs her book
"Goose m the Pond" at 2 p.m. Sat-
urday at Barnes & Noble, Metro
Pomte, 901B South Coast Drive,
Suite 150, Costa Mesa. For infor-
mation, call 444-0226.
SINGLES
JEWISH SINGLES GROUPS
•New Jewish Relationships
allows JeWlSh singles to choose
people they wish to date from
profile albwns that picture and
desaibe singles with a wide
range of personal and profession-
al interests. Membership fees are
$40 for six months and $70 for a
year, nonmembers of the Jewish
Community Center are $10 more
For information, call 755-0340.
• Tennis Ladder for Singles
offers an opportunity to meet
new people while improving
your game. Registration fee is
$18 and interested parties put
their names on a list and can
challenge players on the list. For
information, call 755-0340.
•JAM, singles 21-39, holds a
variety of outings and activities
For more information, call the
JAMllne at 665-5048.
• Jewish In Between Smgles,
age 39-59, offers soCial and cul-
tural events and can be reached
by calling 755-0340.
SYNAGOGUE V1SITS
Meet young Jewish smgles
and couples for Friday services m
area synagogues. Visits take
place the third Friday of every
month. For information, call 755-
5555, ext. 551.
CLUBS
ALTA COFFEE
People who want to read
thetr own poetry can sign up at
7 p.m. for the open readtng on
the second Wednesday of every
month at 506 31st St., Newport
Beach. For information, call 675-
0233.
ATRIUM MARQUIS HOTEL
In the Airporter Club: Rock
and Roll, Tuesdays and High
Roller Band, Wednesdays 8:45
p.m . to 1:30 a.m. 18700
MacArthur Blvd. For informa-
tion, call 833-2770.
BENIHANA
Karaoke at 7 rughtly at 4250
Birch St., Newport Beach For
information, call 955-0822.
BIRRAPORETil'S
Birraporetti's offers swing
music entertainment by the 12-
piece Don Miller Orchestra at 8
p.m. on Mondays. South Coast
THURSDAY. JUNE 19, 1997 A9
Plaza, 3333 Bristol St , Costa
Mesa. For informabon, call 850-
9090.
BISTRO 201
Classical Latin guitarist per-
forms 6:30 p.m Thursdays and
7:30 p.m. Fndays and Saturdays.'
3333 W Coast Highway, New-"
port Beach For mformauon, call
631-1551
BOB BURNS RESTAURANT
Touch of Class plays easy lis-
tening from 6 to 10 pm Thurs-
days, 7:30 to 11 :30 p.m Fridays
and Saturdays, and 6 to 10 p.m.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays. 881
Newport Center Dnve, Newport
Beach For mformauon. call 644-
2030. I
I THE CANNERY
Karaoke is avallable from 9
p m to nudmght Mondays and I Wednesdays Wme Tasting troIQ.o
5:30 to 8:30 p m. and live music
with The Jetsen's from 8.30 p.m.~
to 12:30 a m Thursdays, 3010
Lafayette, Newport Beach. For I informabon, call 675-5777.
CARMELOS RISTORANTE
On Sundays, gwtanst Ivan
I Marcello performs at 8:30 p.m .
Gmo and Tmo perform dance 1 music at 9 pm Ma.rco Santos
and the San Brazll Dancers
heats up the rughts with the
I sounds of tropical music
Wednesdays at 9 p m and Lows
Cordero performs Thursday at 9
p m 3520 E Coast Highway,
Corona del J\lar. For informa-l t10n, call 67 5-1922.
CORNERSTONE CAFE
Bible study, 7 to q 15 p m. on
I Wednesdays and b p m on Tues-
days. Live entertainment Thurs'-
days. Fridays cmd Satmdays
1907 Harbor Blvd .. Costd Mesa
For mformation. call 1'>46-5776
DIVA
Live music featunng Paula
Pnce on p1nno. e\'el) Thursday--
Fnday and Saturdav at 7 p.m
600 Anton Blvd .. Cosld Mesa.
For informauon, call 754-0600.
DURTY NELLY'S
Llve mu~1c on Fnddys and
Saturdays at 9 p.m 2915 Red
Hill Ave , Costd l\1esa For infor-
mation. call C\57-1951
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RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT
On board the ·Pnde of Newport" RtverbOet. Home Of The
Newport Hart>or Naut.IC81 Museum (FOITTlerly Reuben E. Lee) Is
Open From 11 am-9pm Lunoh. Dinner Sat Son Brunch Barn
(closed Mondays) Reservabons Needed Only For Weddings,
Banquets er Pnvat.e PertJes) Alf M8J01' CTedit Cards Accepted
locat8d At 151 E. Coast 1-N.'y, Newpcrt Beach, CA 92660
(714) 673-3425 Fax: 673-7864
AN AMERICAN CAFE
l..oc8t:ed et 462 East 1 7th Street 1n Costa Mesa Open 7 days a
week. Mon.-Sat. 6am-9pm. Sunday tall 3pm Serving breakfast.
lunch & dinner. Made-from-scratch pies. salad dressings &
soups. 548-3006
CHARLIE'S CHILI
Located et Mcfadden Place (next t.o Newport Pier) 1n Newport
Beach. Hours: ~Thur 7:00a~12 midnight Weekends
7:00em3:00am. Amex, VtSB. Oisoover, Diner's Oub. No
Reservabons Needed
[714) 675-7991
ZUBIES
Menu Includes: Ribs, Ollcl<en, Steak & Lobster, Prime Rib. Pizza,
Clystllr' Bar. Pnces Range From $3.95 And Up Hounr
11 :3Clam 1~ -Cocktals T~ 11 pm. O'edit Cards Not
Accepted. ~ Not Needed. LDC8l:ed et 1712
Placentla, Cost.a Mesa (714) 645-9J91
THE CULINARY WRAP
Fresh, heellt1y intemeOonal dellC8aea ~ Wllhwl 8 ftat rol
Open 7 deys a week from 11 :OOam · 9·CQ>m LOC8ted tn the
Hi11gren Square. 250 E 1 7th Street. 54&44ro
THE TEE ROOM
~ 7 days 8 week to the public for breekfaai. lln::h and
dimer. Looeted Bt the ~Beech Golf eru.. 3100 Nr'le
""'· 7560121
LE CAFE/HYATT REGENCY
IRVINE
Cllifomla €ulslne/Med1tem1nean ~Brunch. CM' SorumpbOUa
Blvdl COOldlt8 cl ....., MeditarT8nean ~ laleda end
Applbz:W'I • Shnmp, •Pancakes o.c.r end an • ()nelce
~ l.ocM8d It 1700 Jembo .. Ad .• twll (714) 97~1234
lC2103
JAVA CENTRALE
A Europea~e goumet coffee cate Locar.ed at 3420 Via Udo 1n
Newport Beach ~ 7 days M-F & 1Qim
DISCORDIA
The premier cyber cafe www ck:afe com Located 1n t.he Lab
2930 Bnstol 1n Costa Mesa (714) 427-5855
KA PLANS
Breakfast. lunch. dinner and late evenings Voted the best deh 1n
Orange County Open 7 days 6am-1 Opm and 6am-11 pm on
weekends. All ma1or cred~ cards accepted Located off the 1
405 at Harbor Blvd 3211 Harbor Blvd 557-6611
SFUZZI
New Italian -Elegant yet casual (located in Tnangle Square Cost.a
Mesa) Wed -Happy Hour Early Bll"d Menu Available Every day
Hours: Lunch 11 .30am4.CXlpm Dmner4:(l)pm-1030.
Reservations accepted Mast.ercard, Visa. Amencan
Express Locat.ed at 187().A Harbor Blvd (714) 548-9500
TOSCANINI RISTORANTE
ITALIANO
Pastas and bread made fresh daily Open 6 days a week. Tues -
Sun 4-10pm. Fn & Sat 4-11 Oosed Mondays Visa and
Mastercard accepted Reservations accepted Locat.ed at'3012
Newport Blvd , 723-2338
NICK'S PIZZA
Great ptZ28S & pastll in Costa Mesa SlnCe 1968 Open for lunch
Tues ..fn. 11 am-2pm Dinner served 5pm-1 Opm. Sat noon r.o
10pm. Dosed Sunday and Monday Located et 23CCl Harbor
Shopping Center, Cost.a Mesa. (Rear parking lot)
(714) 549-1511
RISTORANTE MAMMA GINA
Located et 251 East Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach
Lunch Mon Sat 11 :30-2:30. Sonday Brunch 11 am-3pm,
Dinner Mon-Sun 5pm-10pm Call ahead for reservations
67:>-9500
SCAMPI
Ftne Family Dtnlng. Newly Remodeled Open 7 Days A Week for
Oinoer Only Spm 1 O 3Qxn We Cater Private lunch Parties for
15 People or More All M8jOI' D-edlt CNds Accepted
Reservations Accept.ed Located at 1576 ~ Blvd Costa
Mesa 645-8560
SABATINO'S RESTAURANT
8c SAUSAGE CO.
Pasta, C.eesar Salad, Homemade Seusaqe. Veal. Lamb,
Vegetanan Dishes, Wtno. Beer, Cappuccino & Dessert. Houri:
7 Days A Wee'/. SeNlog Set.. & Sun. Brunch f'-ron1 8·3Q.1 :00,
Sun -Thln 11am-1~. Fn.-Set. 11em-11pm AJ Map' Q'8dlt
Cards Accepted lOC8t8d At 251 ShlP't4ll"d Way. Newport ¥ (714)72~21
CIAO RESTAURANT
Pizzas. pastaa, salada & more All preperad fresh & ~
One 1n, take ~ or cal for deiN9l'y °'*1 for kn::h end dinner.
locet8d at 223 Marh 11119,' Betioe ialand 675-4070
AVILA'S EL RANCHITO
~ Mexioon Food, Wd'I The FreeheSt ~ & A
New ~ a..ne. Q'Mt Mergantn Hoo's: Looch & Cllnrter. All
Map-o..tit Cardi Acceptad Loaad et 2101 Pllcet'oa. 0...
Meu (714)642-1142 end 20CC Newport M ., ~
Beec:t1(714J675-685S
Ml CASA
Our meals are now a uip tD Saia es well as MeXJCo Now offenng fish
tacos Phone ahead for orders f.O.QO. Hon Oadv From 11 OOem
AN Map-Credit Cards Accepted locsU!d AL 29Ei 17th St Costa
Mesa
1714) 645-7626
AMACHI
Sushi & Sosh1 tD Go Complete Bar All Ma1or Credit Cards
Locat.ed At 2675 Irvine Ave (Across From Newport Golf
Course)
(714) 645-5518
BEN I HANA
Amenca's most celebrated Japanese restaurant Open 7 days a
week Lunch 11 30am-2 30pm Moofn Dinner 5 ~
10 (l)pm Moo-Thurs, 5 30pm-11 (l)pm Fn. 5pm-11 (l)pm
Sat. 4.30pm-9 30pm Sun Located et 4250 Birch St
955-0822
LA CAVE
Menu Includes Lobster Crab Shnmp Steaks Dally SpeClals
Fn & Sat Pnme Rib, Fun Bar & Wine List Casual C>ess
Hours Lunches 11 3().2 30 -[)Inner Mon -Set. From 5·30pm
Visa. Mastercard. Diner's Club Located At 1695 Irvine Ave .. (At
1 7th SITeet) Near Blockbuster Ent.erta1nment Costa Mesa
(714) 64&7944
THE BARN STEAK HOUSE
Menu Includes Steak, Fresh Fish, Chicken, Burgers & Selads.
Pnces Range From $3 75 For Lunch & $6.25 For 0.nner.
Hours Mon -Sat.. Open 11 am For Lunch 4 oopm Mon .fn.
Dinner 3 CQ>m Sat. & Sun . MBJOI' D'9dlt Cards Accepted
located At 2300 Harbor Bl #31, Costa Mesa
(714) 641 -9777
THE ARCHES
The l)l'em1um stealc and seafood house tn ()'ange County since
1922 Serving lunch Mon . .fn. 11 :30em until 3·CQ>m ()Inner
served ntghtly until 1 ·CDam locaf.ed on Newport Boulevard &
Coast Hwy 1n Newport Beach
645-7077
THAI SPICE
Vot.ad by the Register readers. es appeared 11 The Best of
()'enge CA>unty S8CtlOn 11& 'The 8e&t Thal Food In tninga CotM1tY •
Lunch, dinner, catenng & takeout. 615 W. 19th St., r.osta
Mesa 548-4333
THAI WAVE
Olne '" or t8k&QUt. Fast & free deMry. Serwig llJnOl'I & dinner l.oceted et 211 62nd St. Newport Beech Open 7 days 8 week
Visa, Mastercard & Amencan Expres8 ~
645-0057
ROYAL KHYBER
ANenJ wrong cUsir19 d 1ncM ~ ror U1ctl Mf 11 ·:n
2:~. Ooeed for kn::h Set., ~ bn.nch 11 ~ Xl.
Dinner ~ from 5:~ l.Oc8t.ed at 1 CD:l Bnstol St. Nor'lt1
Cell """ for l"8l8l'V8bOn8 752.sro:>
NIKI'S TANDOORI EXPRESS
Voted the 11 Indian retttul"'9nt In Chnge Cour!ty ~ """" ~
Une kxlltiOnl to a.'4 'PJ Locaced .. 3105 Soiih Briltol 11
bloctl north d SotJh Ql8llt Ptam)
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THE CANNERY
Histonc waterfront Restaursnt and Harbor Cruise Center Hours
Mon.&t 11 Dam -2 CIJam. Son 1Q OJam.12 ~I AJI MalOI'
~Cards Reservations Suggested Located a:. 30i0 Lafayette twe . Newport Beach, CA 92trS3
(714] 675-5777 Fax 675-2510
CATALINA FISH KITCHEN
Get hooked on the freshest fish IM!•!able Fresh gn!leO fish seafood
and chden. sandwiches saiads grille<! ptates arid pasta sp>!oeities
open soc days a week Moo tl'lrlJ Thurs 1 1 am-Spm. Frt & Sat 11 em
9pm Locat.e<I at 670 W 17th St #GB Costa mesa [West of the
new Trader Joes ) 645-8873
THE BLUEWATER GRILL
Waterfront dining at the former Site ol me h1stoOC Sea SMritlj aiid
Delaney's Feetuing fresh me~t.e-gnlled seafOOd. oyster bar and reta~ fish ll'l8!tet Full bar Dgar pabo D1n•ng patio All me,or cards
Cat.enng 8V8llable Seaoog upon alTl'IBI Moderat.ely pncea Located
6Xl lJdo Pri [)we near Udo Sland ()pe!'I 7 Dctf.i lunch & dinner
675-fSH
NEWPORT LANDING
Waterfront OinlnQ Sat & Sun 01ampagne Brunch 0.nner Menu
$13 95 -$19 95. ~Bar Menu Serwd AJI ~ Hours 10 CDtm
11 ~. Amax. Mastercard Visa Dnner >li'servation!
Recommef'lded Located at 503 E E<lge'<\111.e' Balboa
(714) 675-2373
THE OLD SAIGON
RESTAURANT
Fine Viec:nemese dnllQ Next t.o CM s .X ~ au:hentx:
Vll!C1lam858 C01S11e Menu includes voecnamese egg rols spnrig
rolls, old tnK!lbOn&I nee vermoen. Wlt11 ~ end fT'8Sh vegatebles Separate veget8rl8n menu prepared WI t.he tradltl008I Buddfm;t
recipes. Hotn 11 ·CJ:IBm.9 ~ Oo6ed Sunday V118/M:
eccepted 271 East 17ttl St . O>ste Mesa
(714} 574-8460
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To Newport Beach city officials,
we have a few words of caution.
A new agreement that would
allow certain corporations to pro-
vide goods and money to the city
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No, not really.
And do we mind 11 Speedo or
Wuson or whomever is providing
the goods takes advantage of trus
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to market its product?
Again, that's OK.
But just how far this advertising
city officials as well. City officials
should draw a line in the sand, as
it were, and neve.r allow advertis-
ing banners, signs or billboards to • pollute our public beaches.
We're drawn to our beaches
and ocean because o~ their natur-
al beauty -a small slice of par-
adise where swimmers, surfers
and sunbathers can get away
from it all, while still being real
close to it.
So, whtle the money adverbs-
ers off er to have their name
emblazoned on Newport Bea ch
lifeguard towers, piers or even
just trash cans is alluring, the
temptation to take the cash
shouldn't blind our ·city leaders.
"I really think not everything in
Newport Beach is for sale," Coun-
ciJwoman Norma Glover said. "I'd
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rather keep our beaches as is."
We would too.
MARC MARTIN I DAILY Pit.OT
Newport Beach lifeguards like Keith Head, right, may be sitting pretty for corporations like Speedo.
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community commentary
Busy year for Newport-Mesa schools
BY MAC BERND
0 ne of the things I love
most about education is
the sense of completion
that all of us who work in the
profession feel at the end of the
school year, and the feeling of
regeneration that begins with
the next one.
Since we are nearing the end
• of this year, I thought it would
be a great time to report to all
of our "shareholders" in Costa
Mesa and Newport Beach.
Although the Newport-Mesa
schools are not in business to
make a profit in the same sense
that private companies are,
there are important indicators of
our productivity that are
designed to let you, the people
who support our H company,"
know how the business is
going.
A recent national report
titled "First Things First"
stressed the importance of
basic skills in the minds of the
American public. During this
year, we have placed a high
priority on student achieve-
ment in reading, writing and
mathematics and have used
the Comprehensive Test of
Basic Skills to assess our
progress in these critical sub-
jects from grades two to 10.
I am extremely proud of our
work because our district
scores, as indicated by per-
1 cenWe rank, increased at every
grade level. As I look at this
positive picture, I can identify
three main reasons for these
increases. The first is outstand-
ing teachers who focused and
, worked hard, the second is our
wonderful principals and sup-
port employees who pitched in
with the same kind of intensity,
and the third is students and
parents who took the tests seri-
ously.
M all of you know, test
scores aren't everything •
because there are many other
measures of success, but they
are certainly important to our
students, parents and communJ-
1 ty because they give us a look
' at our performance in relation l to other school systems. In th.ls I regard, we are very pleued
because we are above national
I norms at every grade level.
I Bveryone agrees that it ls
imp_9f'tant to keep students in
tcbOol so I am happy to say we are doing an excellent job with
our dro~ut rate, which bas
NidMd a low ol 1.7% for the
~ yeer. This ii a rate that is
men than one-third below lb
~average and lea dWl
W ol the ltate aver •. Thil
mnu we have cut our 1993-94
~ rate ol 3.6% alinolt in
In addition to strong basic
skills instruction and keeping
students in school through
graduation, our high schools
have done a superlative job in a
number of other areas, as evi-
denced by a
recently
released high
school perfor-
mance report
from the Cali-
fornia
Department
of Education.
According
to the report,
Mac Bernd a higher per-
centage of
our students complete high
school, take college preparation
and college-level courses, and
attend Calif omia community
colleges than others in the
state. I am really pleased to-see
such a positive trend in these
important measures of our per-
formance because I know the
strength of our employees will
keep the trend moving in the
right direction.
Ask any parent or teacher
about class size and you will
get an immediate reaction. That
is why I am delighted to report
that we have implemented Gov.
Wllson's class size reduction
program in kindergarten
tbrough second grade during
the past year.
The district office staff will
have a great deal to do this
sununer because our board has
wisely and appropriately decid-
ed to extend our class-size
reduction efforts from the other
primary grades to the third
grade. This decision represents
a great challenge for us because
classrooms for third grade class-
size reduction and additional
growth have become harder to
find.
In our case, we are very
lucky because we do have
schools that can be reopened.
So, this summer will be spent
converting Re& Community
Center to a center for fifth. and
sixth-grade students from
Pomona and Whittier, and doing
the same at the Davis site for
the Costa Mesa Zone. Our
Adult Education Program,
which ls currently housed at
Davia, will be relocated, with
tho possibility of going to a
commercial property looking
very favorable.
The creeuon at the two Ufth-
and lixth-grede centers, the
addition ol portables tn th~
Newport Harbor Zone, the
auignment at students ttom
Newport m.mentary to New-
port Heights, and aome space
edju.tments in the Corona de1
Mar Zone will aUow UI to
accompliah tldtd-grade dal-
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size reduction across the district.
The result of all of these efforts
will be classes of no larger than
20 in grades one, two and three
and 100 minutes per day of
small group basic skills instruc-
tion in ldnderga.rten with a pro-
fessional teacher in charge of
each group.
Class-size reduction is impor-
tant becaus~ it can have a pow-
erful effect on student learning.
This is substantiated by our sec-
ond-grade eras scores, which
gained 10 percentile points.
Second grade was the only test-
ed grade that had experienced
class-size reduction. Even
though our analysis is some-
what less than scientific, it cer-
tainly makes common sense to
conclude that class-size reduc-
tion had something to do with
the increases in second grade,
which were the highest across
the board.
Although summer is tradi-
tionally a well-deserved time of
rest and rejuvenation for stu-
dents and teachers alike, I
know some of you must wonder
what the district staff does
when our young people and
their mentors are gone.
So, just in case you are curi-
ous about our activities, here
are a few items that are on our
plates in order to ppen the
Davis and Rea 5-6 centers on
time.
The naming of principals; the
formation of office staffs; hold-
ing parent meetings to assess
ideas and concerns; developing
transportation schedules and
routes; staffing the schools with
teache.rs; purchasing furniture,
materials, and textbooks; and
refurbishing both sites.
We will be hiring and trans-
ferring teachers, not only for
fifth. and sixth-grade students,
but for other spots around the
district as well. The number of
teachers new to our school dis-
trict could be as high as 100.
We also have principalships
to fill at Kaiser, Whittier and
Pau.larino and have just filled
the Newport Harbor High
School prlncipalship with Bob
Boies, former principal of Tustin
High School.
To sum things up, the New-
poit-Mesa Unified School Dis-
trk:t ts a growing company that
Ja intensely committed to con-
tinually provide better service to
all of its cUentt and better value
for its shareholders.
I hope tb.i. shareholders
report conveys this intense com-
mitment and dedication to
improving the education of the
cblldren of our two dties.
• lllllAC _, Is the superintendent
of tMwport·Mesa Unlfltd School Dis· trlc'I.
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best of the readers hotline
Have charters gone overboard?
I don't believe they should
lurut the number of charters m
Newport Harbor. It brings a lot of
good revenue and tourism to the
area, which the restaurants,
hotels and the community down
here really need,
Especially with the city's rev-
enue. The city is having trouble
with their revenue as far as
being able to properly take care
of the items that they need to
take care of. It's very important
that they do not limit the number
of boat charters in Newport Har-
bor. The boat charters are a good
thing for lhe harbor.
STEWART SITKO
Newport Beach
It seems to me if this is truly a
water quality issue that the city
ought to spend its time and mon-
ey in regulating those polluters
Particularly those who JUSt
have boats that are docked there
or maybe people who live on
boats and focus on regulating
and restricting that problem
rather than focusing on charte r
boats, which seem to be a pretty
Ed itorial was right on
Congratulations to the Daily
Ptlot on your June 5 editorial
regarding the willingness or Mesa
Consolidated Water District to
spend the district's money reck-
lessly in its attempt to stop the
planned takeover of the Santa
Ana Heights Water Co. by the
Irvine Ranch Water District.
This is just another example of
the arrogance of Karl Kemp and
his board to spend, spend, spend.
They don't need to care. Their
high attorney and court costs will
be passed on to ellch Costa Mesa
property owner in the form of
higher water costs.
EARLE WEICHMAN
Costa Mesa property owner
Crime rates shouldn't
dictate police salaries
Former Newport Mayor Phil
Sansone, who chairs the Corona
del Mar Residents Association,
stated that Newport Beach police
~should not expect the same pay
as police in cities such as Ana-
heim and Santa Ana, where they
have more crime.•
I agree with Sansone in that
we enjoy a lower crime rate in
N wport, largely in part to the
fine work of our police depart-
ment. But should a crime rate be
used to detennine police salarl ?
As a r dent and property
owner in Newport Beech, I enjoy
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Readers continue
debate over whether
harbor boat charters
should be limited
good revenue producer for the
city.
MARY HORNBUCKLE
Costa Mesa
I'm the president of Adven-
tures Al Sea Yacht Charters. We
are one of the largest charter
companies m the harbor and we
have a large fl eet of yachts. U
this is in regards lo clean water I
th.ink it is really a moot point.
We are so regulated by the
Coast Guard through mspections
both random and planned and
we are also very well-regulated
through the city and the harbor
commission and have even wit-
nessed random checks on pump-
out systems and such.
We are so regulated that we
correspondence
many aspects of Uus wonderful
community.
I believe 1t was dedicated to
the memory of ofhcer Bob Henry,
the Newport pol.iceman gunned
down while protecting residents
such as myself and Sansone.
What was that about "low
crime?"
JAMES H. PASTERNAK
Balboa Perunsula
19th Street traffic not
a big surprise
Like other property owners on
East Side 19th Street, 1 was well
aware of the traffic on the street
when I bought there. Like other
owners, I paid less for my 19th
Street property than I would
have for other, less busy proper-
ties.
Nineteenth Street owners are
complaining about traffic that
has pretty much always been
there. Diverting traffic to other
streets would be unfair to sur-
rounding owners, who paid for
the privilege of less-busy loca-
tions. The city could spend thou-
sands of dollars on studies of
traffic and yea.rs discussing non-
sensical options, or they could
use common sense.
Look at West Vlctona. After
the turmoil of relocaUng resi-
dents and construction, we now
have a fine road that carries the
tralfic quickly through that resi-
dential area. The sam rould be
have the tightest ships in the
harbor. I would say thalif any-
body is looking for a source of
dirt in the harbor or is causing us
a problem with water quality, I
would have to offer to them that
there are a lot of boats in the har-
bor thdt are owned by people.
They are very neglected and 1
would have to guess that is a
good source of oil and such in
lhe water. As far as charter ves-
sels are concerned, we are so
regulated that it is almost ridicu-
lous. We wouldn't have it any
other way, but for somebody to
assume lhat we are causing the
problem is utterly ridiculous.
GREG MOHR
Newport Beach
I don't think the charter boats
are a problem in the harbor as
much as the yacht clubs holding
the sailboat races in the main
channels on a Sunday afternoon.
I think that is creating more
problems m the bay lhan any-
thing else.
TOMBENNElT
Newport Beach
done on 19th now, but typically,
it will take years because of
some short-sighted people.
MICHAEL STEINER
Costa Mesa
Politicians deserve
better treatment
Fred Mdrt:ln's column compar-
mg polibcians to dirty diapers
(Saturday, June 7) really crossed
the bounds of good taste. Further-
more, it also contributes to the
disrespect, lack of confidence and
apathy Americans feel toward
their government.
His remarks were sparked by
the discovery that Costa Mesa
Mayor Peter Buffa is attending
the National Mayors Conference
at a price of $1,500 to the city.
Conferences and seminars are
an important component of pro-
f essional growth for many of us in
the work force.
Conferences and seminars
serve as a valuable tool for
enhancing old skills, creating new
ones, networking and sharing
problem-solving ideas.
Martin ts correct when he calls
for citizens to scrutinize their gov-
ernment and leaders. But, the
mindless bashing of government
and people who work in govern-
ment has the effect of a self·fultill-
ing, prophecy -11 you expect
scoundrels, that's what you'll get.
REBECCA CHADWICK
Costo Mesa
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Story by Michelle Terwilleger • Photos by Marc Martin
THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1997
Pedro Arceyut.
Brandon and
Brenda share a
moment together
on the front porch
of Madas' moth-
er's home, where
they are staying
unW thelr apart-
ment ls ready.
Brenda Macias watches over h er sleeping son, Brandon, whom she gave birth to at the age of 16. Macias has since returned to high school and graduated on Wednesday.
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Brenda Macias was a sophomore when she had her son,
Brandon; but between diaper changes and bringing up
baby, she was still able to finish high school on time
Three summers ago, between nightly bon-
fires at the beach and babysitting cousins, a
15-year-old Brenda Macias made a startling
discovery: She was six months pregnant.
The Costa Mesa girl's body changed little until her sev-
enth month. And by the time she discovered her body's
secret, she knew she had to keep the baby or give it up for
adoption.
On Wednesday 2-year-old Brandon sat with his
grandmother and 21-year-old father, watching his
mother graduate from Estancia High School.
#He is my motivation," Brenda, now 18, said of
the brown-haired, bilingual wonder who has been
partly raised by his grandmother, Susana Macias.
Brenda said she knew from the start she wanted
to complete her education and fulfill her dream,
which at that time was to be a physician.
Along the way, her goal has changed. Now she
wants to become an elementary teacher. But with a
high school diploma in hand and an Orange Coast
College schedule for the fall, she knows anything is
possible.
Brenda spent her sophomore year at Horizon High
School in Costa Mesa, a county program for teenage moth-
ers. She said she appreciated the opportunity to keep up
with her credits but longed to get back to the more acade-
mic environment of Estancia.
Between working, mothering, studying and lots of help
from her mother and boyfriend, Pedro Arceyut, Brenda was
able to hold it all together.
She attended her senior year homecoming, winter formal
and prom but has passed on some other social events.
•Tue hardest thing is being tempted to go out and party
with my friends, but I never wanted to neglect Brandon,"
she said. •There will always be parties, but he's only going
tobe2once." .
Her friends love coming over to the house and talking to
Brandon and have been supportive by attending her baby
shower, Brandon's baptism and birthday parties.
•1t•s kind of good to have friends like that because other-
wise, it would be even tougher," she said.
Having a responsible boyfriend also has helped.
Arceyut, who is Brandon's father, insisted that he and
Brenda get a house Qf their own two weeks before their son
was born. •
•He said it was his responsibllity," Brenda said. •He
wanted to support me."
He watches Brandon in the early evening before Brenda
gets home from work, and then he beads to work the
graveyard shift as a driver at Hoag Hospital.
Both Arceyut and Brenda plan to start attending OCC in
tbe fall.
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Early in the morning, Brenda usually drives Brandon to
her mother's house and then picks him up after school. But
her schedule has meant missing some childhood moments.
• 1 miss all the things he does," Brenda said. "{His
grandmother) got to see him walk first. She got to see his
teeth first. She got to see him talk first."
But graduation will allow more titne for Brenda to be a
part of those special times.
"I'm going to try to spend more time with Brandon: Take
him to the beach, and take him to Disneyland," she said.
"I'm going to try to get my
classes around his little nap
tiJn .. e.
And like any mother, Bren-
da is just amazed by the intel-
ligence and personality of her
little boy.
"We'll sit here and talk in
English, and then he'll go and
talk to grandma in Spanish,"
she said. "He thin.ks he's so
grown up."
She said her decision to fin-
ish high school and attend college was made partly for
Brandon's benefit. She wants to set a good example so that
he'll never tell h er he shouldn't have to study and work
hard because she didn't
"I'm more determined to graduate and go to college,"
she said.
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l Graduates found room
to blossom at Monte VISta
By Sarah O'Rourke, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -After a year of ups
and downs, Monte Vista and Back Bay
high schools bid a fond farewell to the
graduating class of 1997.
"It's finally over," said Monte VlSta
graduate Roberto Aceves. "No words
can describe the feeling of being done
with }Ugh school."
The campus gym wa~ packed to
standing-room capacity with people
there to witness the commencement cer-
emonies of more than 100 students from
Monte Vista's Alternative Education
Center.
Parents and friends held flowers while
shedding tears of joy as the students
received their diplomas -something
that a few years ago might not have been
possible.
"Leaving Newport Harbor was a hard
decision for me to make," said Gina Wal-
lace. "I found myself opening up (at
Monte Vista) and wanting to learn.
Monte Vista is a great secret."
Wallace and 19 other students
received college scholarships from local
businesses. The Ebell Club, Orange
County Teachers Federal Credit Union
·~ and the Balboa Bay C lub donated money
for the students.
"The Balboa Bay Club donated over
$60,000 to scholarships this year," said
counselor Linda de la Rosa.
Monte Vista and Back Bay High
School, which had two graduates, will
remain at th~ present site for at least
another school year, since trustees
recently decided not to relocate the stu-
dents to another site.
For graduate Steve Wengler, his time
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MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Joyshua Sieker gets a graduation hug
from Jeff Gray during ceremonies at
Monte Vista High.
at Monte Vista was one of growth.
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"I became the person that 1 knew was
inside of me," said Steve, who will attend
Concordia University in the fall . "I am"' 1
now more focused and have a great l
future."
Two. hundred and twenty-I our
~ ea.ta Mesa High School
~ iD tbetr grMO gowns walked
poudJy to their seats inside Le Ba.rd
Stadium at Orange Coast College on
Wechi81day night.
Before their final walk together as
the 1997 graduating class, the stu-
dents spoke to each other excitedly
-10me still in shock, others ready to
tackle future goals.
•A week ago, everybody started to
riaUze that this will be the last time
we ever see each other again. Every-
body started to get close after they
realized that,• said Costa Mesa High
student Justin Taylor, who is plan-
ning to attend OCC as a sociology
major. •IJfe begins after today."
Cathy Vargas, who will be attend-
ing ITJ" Technical Institute, has mixed
emotions about graduating.
"I'm sad because we a.re leaving a
lot of friends behind, but I'm happy
because I'm continuing with my
future."
Senior Class President Amy Eken-
stam shared her feelings with her
classmates as the welcoming speak·
er. •we spent the past years waiting
for tomorrow ... I will always remem-
ber the struggles and accomplish-
ments of the la.st four years," Amy
said. •tet's revel in Mesa pride; we
have earned it.•
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Costa Mesa gracll Tlaao Nguyen
(left) and Uyen Nguyen are .n
smiles as U.ey prepare to receive
their dlplomu at Orange COMt
College on Thursday.
Corona del Mar class
.a dynamic bunch I Not to be confused with the Competition!! I The one, the ori · al 17th St. Beau in the Ross Sho
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By Rachel Fischer, Daily Pilot
• The Wednesday afternoon
Newport Beach graduation of
Corona del Mar High School's
Class of 1997 was a brief, infor-
mal affair that included rock
music, an army of families and
even, in one case, several family
' pooches.
The festive, but casual atti-
• tude carried over into the
speeches and presentations on
1 'Sta.ge. ·Senior Victor Pineda, who
·~has muscular dystrophy and is
wheelchair-bound, received
thunderous applause when be
told the assemblage of approxi-
mately 1,000 that he "learned to
~o the Macarena and party like
1 it's 1999," while at Corona del
' Mar High. •It's not about what
you can do physically," added
Pineda, who even made humor-
bus reference to his disability:
· "Some of us are going to rock -
and some of us are going to
roll!"
Salutatorian Laura Weesboff
.for y_our
new
home.
characterized the event as the
last step in the transformation of
"233 wild, rambunctious sev-
enth-graders to the people we
are today~ and, along with vale-
dictorian Derrick Tong, implored
her fellow graduates to remem-
ber to enjoy the journey of life.
Then graduating seniors Reza
Jahangiri and Charlie Smith
jammed on their guitars while
singing the 1973 soft-rock hit
"Danny's Song," by Anne Mur-
ray.
School administrators also
saluted assistant principal Lu
Matos, who was retiring after 10
years at the school.
Administrators estimated that
65% of the current graduating
class will go on to study at the
university level.
Psychology teacher Mike
Marino will miss the Class of
1997. "(This is) a dynamic class,
a very nice bunch," he said, as
graduates lined up for post-cere-
mony photos and rock music
played in the quad. "This is a
class I'll remember.•
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EYE -OPENER
Corona del Mar ddds
girls soccer coach
• Leland Christensen
adds a touch of class
for Irrelevant Week
XXIl's bibute to Army
qb Ronnie McAda.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -When Leland Chris-
tensen, Irrelevant Week's closest link to Army
football's storied past, witnessed his first game
as a Cadet in 1944, he knew it wouJd be no
ordinary four-year appointment at West Point.
Christensen, a longtime PeninsuJa Point
Going the
distance at
Mesa Linda
• A course that gives you
more bounce for the buck.
0 K I admit it. Never
before played r Mesa Linda.
Sure, hacked tip Los Lagos
several times, but for whatever
reason, never made it to the little
brother golf course at Costa
Mesa Golf and Country Club,
the city-owned double-barreled
municipal 1uggemaut on the east
end of the real estate.
WouJd always drive down
Harbor BouJevard and glance
over in envy of the golfers teeing
off on No. 9, the fairway that
parallels the street. Well, on
Tuesday I got to be one of those
golfers, thanks to the Estancia
High alhJetic department and
Eagle golf coach Art Perry, who
hosted the school's annual
fund-raiser golf tournament and
coaches party.
OK. so Mesa Linda isn't
exactly Pebble Beach, but for the
price, it's the best bargain in
coastal Orange County.
Mesa Linda doesn't have the
length or the charm of Los
Lagos, the club's more costly
championship course, but it has
enough character. and is
challenging enough (especially
with a wedge), to keep your
interest for 18 holes.
Mesa Llnda goes 5,529 yards
from the blue tees, while Los
Lagos plays 6,542 with stronger
breezes. From the white tees,
Mesa Linda plays 5,101 yards,
Los Lagos 6,233.
Mesa Linda's best hole is
probably No. 3, a par-4 dogleg
right, and No. 18 is an
outstanding finishing hole from
a course that charges $16 for a
round Monday through
Thursday (without cart), $18 on
Friday and $20 on Saturday and
Sunday.
Twilight rates after 3 p.m . are
$12 Monday through Thursday,
$13 on Friday and $14 on
Saturday and Sunday. Perfect for
those summertime blues.
Q
resident who became a major in the Army,
graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at
West Point in 1947 with Glenn Davis and Doc
Blanchard and attended every game the
back-to-back Heisman 'ITophy winners
played during a four-year span in which the
Cadets never lost for three years.
Christensen, who visited with Davis just
two weeks ago at a 50-year West Point
reunion, helped roast, toast, honor and salute
Mr. Irrelevant XXIl, Army quarterback Ronnie
McAda, Wednesday night at the Hyatt New-
porter.
Proudly wearing his 1947 West Point
emblem on his blue jacket, along with a .. Haig
For President" button to commemorate West
Point graduate Alexander Haig's run for the
QUOTE OF THE DA Y
/hey would wipe everybody ow ... •
-LBLAND CHRISTENSEN.
REFIH:T1NC ON THE MJCHTY ARMY TFA'-1 OF 1944.
presidency in 1987, Christensen was the per-
fect touch to an evening dedicated to soldier-
ing.
Christensen remembers when then-Army
Coach Red Blaik would start underclassmen
in the fall of '44, then pull them midway
through the first quarter in favor of sopho-
mores Davis and Blanchard. "They would
wtpe everybody out," Christensen said.
During the West Point reunion, Christensen
said many of the graduates went to the ceme-
tery to visit buried classmates. "Glenn Davis
was there, and at the cemetery he was look-
ing for this man who had tutored him,"
• SEE IRRELEVANT PAGE 84
DON LEACH I DAl.Y N.qT
Mr. Irrelevant XXII, Ronnie McAda of the Green Bay Packen.
HOW
HIGH
CAN
YOU
FLY?
Costa Mesa's Ryan Brennan
is soaring into the X Ga.mes
on his BMX bike.
By Molly Yanity, Datly Piiot
C OSTA MESA -A six-pack is
going to be Ryan Brennan's
saving grace. That six-pack
couJd make the 19-year-old Costa
Mesa resident one of the top five
BMX dirt jumpers in the world.
But you have no idea what a
six-pack is, do you?
Don't think it has anytlung to
do with beer, soda or abdominal
muscles. It's all BMX lingo, dude,
and it means Brennan will get to
perform more tricks.
"I'm better at numerous jump-
ing. This totally favors me. H
Brennan said.
Brennan is on his way to the
ESPN X Games, a showcase for
alternative sports, where he will
be competing in the Bicycle Stunt
Dirt Jumping event at Mariner's
Point in San Diego.
Brennan, a Newport Harbor
High student, is 6-foot-6. Techru-
cally, he shouJdn't even be on a
bike, he says.
"My dad (Michael) was aJways
into me playing football or
basketball," Brennan said. "His
thing now is il there's money
involved, okay. Now it's to whe re I
can make a living. H
Brennan has a sponsor that is
about to send him all over the
country and to Europe. He has
also produced a video called
"Soil" -named after the dirt on
which he jumps -that he clauns
is one of the best BMX videos on
the market.
"This summer's going to be
nuts for me. After the X Games, 1
go to Pittsburgh, then to England
for a jumping contest," he said. In
September, his sponsor, Odyssey.
will send him to Switzerland, but
first he will stop at Squaw Valley
for Fox Sports West's version of the
XGames.
HThe bonus is traveling," he
said. "It's a rock-star type of
thing, H
A status that he has apparently
earned. Brennan began racing
BMX bikes when he was about 10
years old.
"I used to race, then 1 got into
Black
shadows ..
• Senior Jill Black was a
three-sport standout for
Estancia High's girls.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Piiot
COSTA MESA ~' i='I
-Official school -•
colors are cardi-..-t.
nal and gold, \ !
but Estancia ~-/
High girls ath-
letics has featured
a significantl
shade of Black 1996-9-7
the last four ·
years.
Jill Black, that is.
A three-sport stalwart in S9ft-
ball, basketball and volleyball,
the Wichita State-bound senior
has collected a laundry hsf ol
individual honors in her ~
gwshed prep career.
A second-team All-CIF South-
ern Section Division ill selection
in basketball as a senior, she ll4S'
also garnered All-Newport-Mesa
District status three times in seft-
ball and twice in basketball. ,
She was ~-team All-Pa~
Coast League twice in softbaH
and basketball, and earned seo-
ond-team all-league law;els.
twice more on the diamond. !?he.
also received honorable mentiorr
in volleyba.JJ. all-league vo~
last fall. ~ -
"We're definitely going . to,
miss her," said Estancia High·
Girls Athletic Director Naocr.
Ferda. ~
Not surprisingly, it was B1acJC
who keyed the school's only team:
to forge a winning record (Da9-
ketball), though she will suoli;
with softball as a Shocker. "' :
Other notable seniors wh
presence will be miss~ . ~
Melissa Inouye and -~
Bergman. '
Inouye captamed the cross
country team to a ninth-pl.ace
showing in CIF Division rv. wbil~
Bergman contributed in sO<µrr
and tennis, the latter a DivisiOn. rv at-large playoff entry. · _
Here's a look back at· ~
sport in the Eagles' 1996-97 .a"!P-
letic year:
• Basketblill: Injuries, itln~
and ineligibility plagued the
Eagles during a 9-7 preleague
campaign and two Pacific Coo.st
League-opening losses. ·
But first-year coach Paul Kllby
held the senior-dominated squad
together and it won seven oOts
last eight PCL contests to tie C\>S-
ta Mesa for second place. In the Eagle Classic, Perry's
dramatic second-to-the-last-guy-
left chip from the rough on 18,
with a putter no less, tied our
Bob Crogan-led group with
Chris Sorce's second fiddlers.
We won a card-off.
DON LEACH .1>AILY N.OT
Ryan Brennan practices his manuevers for the X Games which begin today 1n San Diego. • SEE X GAMES PAGE 82
The Eagles bowed out of Ole
CIF Division ill-A Playoffs in Ole
first round, losing to Harvatd-
Westlake, 54-40, to finalize tllili'
record at 16-11. They were 7-3 ln
league.
But it was Ed Blanton, the
former Estancia football coach
and athletic director who would
probably get arrested on a
private course, who inspired
heckling and encouraged
harassing and taunting, perlect
for this time of year, Irrelevant
Week.
l knew I was in big trouble
when, before l had a chance to
warm up, I was teeing off No. 1
with Blanton screaming behind
me: HPressumrre1•
Blanton should play in the
Runnin' Gunnin' Golf
Tournament on Friday at the
Newport Beach Executive Goll
Course in honor of Mr. Irrelevant XXD, Army quarterback Ronnie
• SEE GOLF PAGE 84
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They did, however, keep tbe
Lady Bell Tu>phy, awarded to Ole
annual Estancia-Costa Mma
series winner, for the thir4
straight season.
Black, an undersized 5-foot-9
post, averaged 13.7 points and
9.4 rebounds, while fellow se.nlor
Vivi Rodriguez also made the a.ll-
district Dream Team by averag-
ing 9.1 points per game. •
Rodriguez was selected sec·
ond-team All-PCL by the coedl·
, while unsung senior point
guard Megan McCartin jomed
her on the Daily Pilot's all-lee~
second team .
semots Katie Stap&etoo and
Jennifer McCe.rtin. • well
junior starter Am.y Deming,__...__
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Sean EIUs
Mitch Folks
Andy Frenldel
'fyler Lance
Cubs utilize I
big hitting
attack to
advance
The Cubs of the Major Divi-
sion cranked out 11 hits while
Keith Long fired 13 batters to
hand Laguna Beach a 10-1
loss in the District 55 Tourna-
ment of Champions. Long also
swatted a pair of doubles and
drove in two runs in the win,
while Barrett Sprowl, Dominic
Rubino and Brian Warsaw
each had two hits.
•MINOR DMSION
The Cubs' Minor A squad
dealt Rancho Niguel a 6-4
blow to move themselves mto
the third round of the Minor
Tournament of Champions.
Down 4-3, the Cubs'
Spencer Herbert ripped a run-
scoring triple to spark a three-
run rally that put his squad
ahead for good.
Manager
EdOrosco
Coach: Mike Bechelll
Coach: Jay Palchlkoft'
Mattao,.
Jaab Bndbary
Robert Della GroUa
Clark Fonda
Tristan Hams
Keith Long
Tommy Markel
Brett Matsen
K.C. Rawlins
NEWPOR T BEACH LITTLE LEAGUE
Manapr: Jeff Mataen
Head CAadt: John Della Grotta
Alllltent Read Coach:
ScOtF ....
Killer Cranberries juice
a two-out rally for title
•Ashley Lee comes up with last-inning heroics
to clinch the Pacific Coast Bobby Sox title.
BONITA CREEK -The regular season champion Killer Cranberries
juiced the Pacific Coast Bobby Sox title game against the Blue
Bombers for every out. And it worked.
With two outs in the bottom of the final inning, Ashley Gleason sent
a single up the middle. Gleason stole second base with Jennie Lee at
the plate. Lee fouled off the next pitch and found herself in an 0-2 hole.
Lee then delivered her second hit of the game into right field to
bring Gleason around for the championship-winning run.
"The thing that made this team so special was their spirit, their
desire and the fact that they refused to ever give up," Coach Gene Lee
said.
The Killer Cranberries had advanced to the finals with a win in the
semis that was a carbon copy of the final where Lee's squad faced the
Bombers in a 12-11 victory where Kim Miller drove in Chantal Asten-
go for the game-winner. .
The rivalry between the two teams was the bright spot in the divi-
sion, Coach Lee said. Going into the playoffs, the teams each took wins
over the other and tied in a fif$ game.
In the championship bout, the Cranberries scored four runs in the
first on base hits by Gleason, Lee, Suzanne Dean, Astengo'and Miller.
They extended the margin to 6-1 in the third when Michelle Matus
and Kristy Bibb walked and were driven home on a hit by Allie Mach-
eski.
Matus and Astengo held the Bombers to just one run for hall of the
game.
The Cranberries pulled ahead 9-3 in the fourth on hits by Katie West
and Melissa Dearen following a pair of walks. Astengo then returned
to the mound and struck out the side.
But the Bombers came back.
According to Coach Mike
Kelly, Andy Frenkiel and
Grant Almquist made clutch
defensive plays.
The Cubs are in third round
action today at 5 p .m. in Lagu-
na Niguel.
DON LEACHIDAJLY PILOT
Cubs' third baseman Jeff Wlcken fields a hard hit grounder and makes the out ln h1s team's 10-1
win over Laguna .Beach ln the District 55 Tournament of Champions.
Providing clutch offensive performances for the Bombers were
Alexa Shitanishi, Kelly Sork and Courtney Carnahan which tied the
score to set the stage for Lee's heroics.
Rockies' pitching overpowers for AA title CWL Tournament schedule
HUNTINGTON BEACH -The District 62 Tournament of Champi-
ons kicks oft this week at Huntington Beach's Seaview Park. •The Rockies' Money, Milder
and Leimkuhler shutdown the
Giants for AA crown.
NEWPORT BEACH -The top two seed-
ed tedms in the Newport Beach Little
League AA Division met in the champi-
onstup bout with the Rockies clinching the
title 6-I thanks m part to a three-pitcher
attack that stifled the Giants' bats.
The first inning of the game provided
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the tnck thing." he scud.
StraJght jumpmg soon turned into trick jump-
in g. Local contests resulted in a little bit of prize
money and a little bit of coverage in industry
magazines
"I figured if I could wm money on a local lev-
el. why not at a real level?" he said.
He spent the next four years devoted to the
sport 1Wo years ago, he tried to get involved in
the Xtreme Games, ESPN's h.rst stab at the alter-
native sport world.
"I heard that it was pre tty much going to be
ari Olympics for underground sports," Brennan
said.
Despite makmg severaJ calls to Matt Hottman,
a bike company, he wasn't able to make the cut,
or even get to tryout
"It was judged on a popularity contest. You
really had to know somebody to get in,• he said.
For the second tune around, after ESPN
renamed the competition the X Games, Brennan
earned himseU a spot as an alternate, but did not
make the trip to Newport, Rhode Island.
According to Amy Cacciola, a spokesperson
for ESPN's X Games, there are 10 organizing
bodies -one for each X Games sport -that is
responsible for qualifymg athletes.
These organizing bodies are, she said, "the
NFLs" of their respective sports.
Th.is year, Brennan is expected to be a credi-
ble force at the games, ESPN reported.
With wins at Costa Mesa's Sheep Hills Enduro
Contest and the Schwinn High Air in Long
Beach. Brennan poses to be a threat, especially
since. the six-pack will be featured for the first
time at Mariner's Point.
At the Xtreme Garnes m 1995, the course was
a •one-pack," where jumpers have one jump to
perlonn. The highest, most ·radical• maneuver is
performed. A freestyler won the first event.
At the second Games, a two·pack format was
introduced where riders performed two sets of
doubles. They must jump and stop twice. Joey
Gerda, a BMX rider, won.
11us year's format is the previously-mentioned
· su-pack that features three sets of doubles. Bren-
nan said that this style favors trail riders who are
used to jumping, riding, jumping, riding, etc.
By training almost every day at Sheep Hills
traD.s ~ the end of 19th Street in Costa Mesa,
Brennan considers a six·pack to be a great
•• advantage. /
enough excitement for the whole game, but
the fine efforts continued throughout.
In the opening inning, the Rockies got on
the board when Jamie Kline ripped a two-
run illlgle. Nate McKeever followed his
teammate with a triple that drove in two
more runs.
run in the fourth on a walk issued to Brari-
don Mason followed by a pair of hits by
Tommy Fay and Spe11cer Stepnicka.
Zach Milder and Scott Leimkuhler
teamed with Money from the mound to
doom the Giants.
• Major Division -The Costa Mesa National Little League rep will
challenge Huntington Valley at noon today, as the top-seeded Costa
Mesa American Little League champion Tigers will square off against
Robinwood at 5 p.m. tonight.
The Giants loaded the bases with no outs
in their half of the inning, but the Rockies'
hurler Tom Money cashed in with two
strikeouts and then a force out at second.
The Giants' pitchers were David Tomkin-
son, Paul Neff and Evan Zoller who put up
four strikeouts in two innings.
The Rockies also capitalized on solid
defense from Andrew Slusser and Nickey
Fletcher.
• Senior Mlnor -The Athletics of CMALL will face Ocean View at
3 p.m. Saturday, while the CMNLL representative will battle West at 5
p.m . tonight at Seaview.
• Minor A-The CMNLL will face Fountain Valley at 9 a.m. Satur-
day, and the American League Tigers will face 12 p.m. Saturday game.
• Minor B -At 5 p.m. tonight, the Minor B Athletics will battle
Huntington Valley. and the NL team will face Robinwood at 9 a.m. Sat-
urday.
The Giants eventually notched their only
THE X GAMES
BEAT THE
STREET
• Costa Mesa street
lugers prepare to
ta1ce on the
Oceanside slope
By Molly Yal"lity, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -The street
awaits where speeds will reach
up to 55 mil.es per hour and
nothing is between a man's
body and the rough asphalt but
an aluminum board and a few
wheels.
While ESPN's X Games pre·
sent the extreme, the street luge
event may represent the
extremely dangerous ... and the
men on the boards the extreme-
ly crazy,
But it's that Nib, again. the
tennlMI condition that draws UI
towudl danger and fore. \II to
laugh u we plummet Jn a roller
couter car or pay S50 to take a
bungyjump.
And tbMe guys b&ve it b9d.
·1 cell it a bobby, but mr girl·
friend N}'I I'm obHlll d. Aid
Cc.ta Mela'l lobert J11bmen,
Ruhman, ~ aw tbe lblD-
called X1r11M 0-on BSPN
1nl885.Hlw'eec:tn...,by
tM ltrMt ·-....... bu8d· ing mmtplom ID Ids geng..
HINcedfarla9lnlllmeaJMr Jaw.
•J-.. ID Saa Dtmu end I
didn, even wmt lo get· my
. boilld oUt al Ille truck.. lie Mid.
At tbe ._.. ID Sm Dlmu. spimGl9d.,, ...... DownbDl
International, another Costa
Mesa resident was racing.
John Rogers and his brother
David were avid skateboarders
in the 1970s when they lived on
the Bast Coast.
•we just started laying down
on biggm. boards and going
down , • the 32-year-old
Rogers said.
•nen we saw last year's X
Games and it was sort of an
inspiration," he said.
It was an inspiration that sent
the Rogers' brothers on a mis-
sion to build luges and race
competitively.
All three of the lugers will be
competing in the X Games,
which begin today in Ocean·
side.
The street luge coune in
Oceemkle wW consist of three
turns tbat are 1n the middle ol
the bill.
•111et makes it a lot more
interesting than ju.t ~
ttralabt doWD, • Ruhmu
·Wlthout the turns, the guys
wttb the .,._ equipmmt ..
favu.l 8Ut wttb the tum perts,
tt CCJIDll down to boW good JOU
dme JO'lr'klge, too .•
8oCla lbe ltogei1I and Rnlu!Mn
build tb8lr OWD m1 foot bag
boerdl, wbich ii tM norm
UDOllf pertldpmtl. 0.vid
Rogmw, .. ~-· dllignl t.be boudl. and and Jobn do
t.be w9ldmg wl bladng.
JobD .... and 11\•tuMn cr""hd tar tbe x 11-bf =.:..:-'°tt::tt!:
Gravity Sports Association race.
Ruhman barely made the cut
as he placed 21th.
•1 just squeezed in, and I'm
really excited,• be said.
Rogers, on the other band.
goes into the X Games as a
favorite. He took second in San
Bernardino.
•Hopefully I'll have a strong
showing," he said. •we've pro-
gressed really rapidly, mostly
because we just started doing it
a long time ago.•
There will be three different
luge races at the X Games -a
dual competition (where two
lugers race heed-to-bead), mus
(four lugen race at a time) and
super mass (six racen go at a
time.) The winner ot MCb race
will tile home 15,000.
Rogen and Ruhman will
•ttmlpt to qudly for eec:b of
the races, though the super.
1DU1 ii more dangeroua thu
tbe other races.
1be ooune ii lined wttb bay
Wll sboWd • luger .. contrGl
Of hli board or spn off of It
•(.)mt recently r.n flll for tb8
ant time,• Rnlwnen Aki. •But I
baft Plenty ol prollriion, evm
under my leatt.n..
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Dewin, The
XGames
• ESPN exec turns commercials into 'Olympics'
of alternative sports
By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot
Remember the soft drink commercials with wild
boys flying through the air on mountain bikes, or
whizzing downward after leaping from an airplane?
Ron Semiao does.
Not only does ESPN's director of programming
for ESPN2 remember them, he has capitalized on
the images.
In 1993, Semiao was lounging around his Con-
necticut home watching an NFL football game on a
Sunday afternoon when the commercials played
between downs and possession changes.
"It occurred to me that extreme sports are emerg-
ing not only in a participatory nature, but in a com-
petitive nature," he said.
The idea of "extreme Olympics" was born.
What is an extreme sporU
Skateboarding, in-line skating, skysurfing, street
luge. ·
These aren't sports that you try out for the hJgh
school team. As a matter of fact, many of these
sports have a "punk" reputation.
"It's not just a bunch of kids, of wild punks caus-
ing trouble," said Costa Mesa's Chris Gentry, who
will be competing in the skateboarding vert compe-
tition.
•Tue X Games are really opening (the sport) up
to a world market. It's making people more aware
that this is a narural sport, that you have to prepare
and that it takes skill." he said.
They are also sports where a mistake can lead to
a serious injury.
Gentry has never been hurt, but his wife, Ricca,
shudders whenever the topic arises. BMX bike
jumper Ryan Brennan, whose jumps are usually
about seven feet in the air, tore flesh in the groin
area while winning a competition in Long Beach.
The first staging of the X Games in 1995 -then
called the Xtreme Games -featured bungy jump·
ing, barefoot waterski jumping, kite skiing, widsurf-
ing, skysurting, bicycle stunt riding, mountain bilc-
lng, street luge, skateboarding and the Eco-Chal-
lenge.
These games were held in Newport, Rhode
lsla.nd and about 350 athletes partidpoted.
It wasn't until some athletes saw the window for
•SEE HISTORY PAGE 84
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+4. a.skett..11 wins Udy Bell trophy over Costa Mesll for third ltnlght year.
+5. Tennis wins wild Ql'd playoff match over Padflai.
+6. S.nlor captain Melissa Inouye is sixth at PCL cross country finals. + 7. Erin 11erg.,...n is first-team AJl-PCL in soccer. +a. Vivi Rodriguez urns all-district laurwls in basketball.
•t-9. Nina Teo is fourth in discus throw at PC1 Finals.
+10. Volleyball sweeps CIF-ranked Costa Mesa twice.
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other key cogs for Kirby, who was named
PCL Coach of the Year by the Pilot.
• Cross country: Though injuries con-
tributed to a 2-3 league dual-meet season,
Inouye led a revival that included a second-
place showing at PCL Finals to earn third
place overall Ln the circuit.
lnouye WdS sixth at league finals (19:30),
whtle Brise1da Salgado (13th), Sarah Hall
(16th), Tanyc1 Perkins (18th) and Adriana
Vallejo (23rd) also chipped in to help top
Laguna I !ills and Aliso Niguel, both of
which had bedlen the Eagles in dual meets.
Inouye then finished 31st and Salgado
35th to pace the squad, coached by Joan
Carlisle and Charlie Appell, to its strong
showin~ at CIF Finals.
• Tennis: Though the district's zero toler-
ance policy for drugs and alcohol removed
four would-be starters from Coach Dave
Herbert's lineup, the Eagles were ranked in
CIF D1vis1on IV all season and procured an
at-large pldyoff berth, despite a 3-7 league
season.
The Eagles then did something positive
with the1.r postseason reprieve, defeating
Pacifica on games, 83-73, after their wild
card match wound up tied, 9-9 in sets.
Top-seeded Rosary eliminated the
Eagles, 16-2, in the first round to even their
record at 10-10.
Marie Arbuzow (singles), along with
Bergman and partner Jamie Bennett (dou-
bles) each advanced to the quarterfinals of
the PCL individual tournament.
Singles player Sayori Tsuji, as well as
Katie K.relsle and doubles partner Meredith
Newland were also solid contributors.
• Volleyball: Coach Dale Hall's first season
at the helm produced a 5-8 record, 2-8 in
league, but both those PCL victories were
sweeps over Costa Mesa, wtuch was ranked
all season in the CIF Division ill-A top 10.
Deming, an outside hitter who led the
team in kills, was second-team AU-PCL.
while setter Christma Aguure 1omed Black
in receiving honorable mention.
• Soccer: Zero tolerance-induced transfers
also hit Coach Jenny Tavares' squad hard,
as the Eagles finished 5-13-2, 1-8-1 in
league.
Bergman was first-team all-league, while
fellow defender Jennifer Porter, a Junior,
freshman midfielder Rebeka Roth, and
seruor forward Jennifer Bruruck were sec-
ond-team choices.
Junior Jaclyn HaJe and sophomore Erin
McEligot received honorable mention.
• Softball: Black tut a district-leading .522
(24 for 46) and amassed 24 RBI on two
homers, four doubles and a lriple. She also
struck out only once all season and pitched
60'Yn of the time, though Coach Sharon Uhl
preferred to have her anchor the defense at
shortstop.
The team fl.rushed 3-t 4, 1-9 in league.
• Track and field: Junior Nina Teo paced
Carlisle's squad at league finals, hnishing
fourth in the discus (101-3).
Freshman Kanna Muruz was filth in the
shot put (30-1) at PCL Finals, where senior
team MVP Amy Decker was seventh in the
100-meter hurdles.
The team hn.ished 2-5, 1-4 in league.
• Swimming: Consistent improvement was
the reward for a season worth of training for
Coach Jenny Sheldon's squad, which fin-
ished 3-6, 1-4 in league.
Freshman Lauren Cassity was the team's
lone championship finalist at PCL Finals,
finishing seventh in the 50-yard freestyle
(27 .02) and eighth in the 100 free.
Hollie Fassnacht provided another high-
light at league finals, taking 37 seconds off
her personal record by finishing 11th in the
500 free in 6:19.69.
JIU-JITSU ON TAP
NEWPORT BEACH -Joe
Moreira's J1u-J1tsu de Brasil will
once again host the nation's
largest Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu compe-
tition, the U.S. Championships, at
the Bren Center at UCl Saturday
and Sunday.
The two-day event will feature
blue, purple, brown and black
belt competition between the
United States, Brazil, Japan,
Canada and Switzerland with
over 400 malo and female com-
petitors 16 and over.
Jr. All-Am erican signups
Newport Mesa Junior All-
American Football is accepting
late signups after receiving a
record-breaking number of early
signups for the fall season.
For those between the ages of
7-13 interested in full contact
football, call Kimberly Rothwell at
720-1818.
The organization is also look-
ing for volunteers to help the girls
cheerleading squad. Contact
Rothwell.
DEEP SEA
A fond
farewell
• Estancia girls basketball
team's five seniors embod-
ied the program's funda-
mentally sound approach.
By Barry Faulkner, Dally Ptlot
COSTA MESA -There are
places Estancia High girls
basketball coach Paul Kirby
would rather be than in front of a
couple hundred folks, eyes fixed
on him, with a microphone m his
hand.
So it must have been a good
cause wh.lch forced rum to
endure his readtly apparent reti-
cence Feb. 13,
when Kirby
addressed the
crowd before
the Eagles' reg-
ular-season
finale.
With a deliv-
ery that includ-
ed a few aw-
shucks shoul-
der shrugs, Kir-
by indeed man-Rodriguez
aged to make
his point, dispensing some kind
words to honor the program's five
departing seniors on Senior
Night.
"We're going to miss them a
lot," Kirby said, referring to Jill
Black, Vivi Rodriguez, Jennifer
Mccartin, Megan McCartin and
Katie Stapleton, who between
them represented 15 varsity
seasons of experience and
embodied the on-court
development fostered by Kirby, in
his first season as head coach, as
well as his predecessor, Russ
Davis.
"These girls have really come
a long way," Kirby said after the
quintet scored 51 of the Eagles 56
points in a 19-point victory over
University, which allowed the
hosts to share second place i,p the
Pacific Coast League with
cross-town rival Costa Mesa.
"They work hard and they play
well together. There's not a star
among them, but they're all solid
players. A lot of credit for that
goes to Coach Davis."
Black, an undersized 5-foot-9
post who led the team in scoring
and rebounding, had just done
the same agamst Uni with 18
points and nine rebounds.
Stapleton, a forward, had
made 6 of 12 field-goal attempts
en route to 16 points, and also
collected seven rebounds, while
Rodriguez, who did most of her
damage from behmd the three-
point line, had ch.lpped in nine
points and seven boards.
Jennifer McCartin contributed
six points and five rebounds,
while twin sister Megan, whose
progress at point guard drew
special praise from Kirby,
chipped in two points. five
assists, three rebounds and two
steals.
Executing set plays on offense,
as well as on inbounds situations,
taking apart opposing presses by
converting in transition, and
playing tenacious and cohesive
man-to-man defense, including
some debilitaung presses of their
own, these five seruors put on a
virtual cl.utic ag amst the Trojans.
For all Kirby's unpolished
eloquence, it was, in fact, his
senior standouts' actions that
spoke louder than mere words
ever could.
Kirby surely will miss their
determination, unselfishness and
talent. But Estancia's future
opponents definitely won't.
M.lta •
N'6on (13-17).
Kidlf&-1~-'2
5end~
~&Progrwrw
FREE
Master Moreira, a sixth-degree
black belt and president of the
U.S...Pederation of Brazilian Jlu-
Jitsu, said the U.S. Cha.mpi-
onsbJps to compare wtth the
famed Copa AUantico, one of the
most prestigious tournaments in
Brazil.
O•t-o.,.n 8:30 p .m. -Aaotne .... '-on at T:30 p.m.
For more inf onnat:lon, contact
Moreira at 7.SS· 1222 or visit b1s
studio et 2026 Quell Street in
N wpon Beach.
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The 'other' Khoury to coach-,
Corona del Mar girls socce~
• Successful OCU coach accepts Sea Kings' reins.
CORONA DEL MAR -Walld the (CdM) program,• said
Khoury, the man in charge of Khoury, 29, who played at Costa
locally based Orange Coast Urut-Mesa Hlgh and Orange Coast
ed soccer club's successful girls CoUege • l know a lot of the girls
program, has been named girls at Corona del Mar and there are
soccer coach at Corona del Mar some great atb1etes and great
High, according to Sea Kings soccer players. There's also the
Athletic Director Jerry Jelruck best freshman class corning in in
Khoury, whose idenbcal twin probably a decade, which l think
brother Ziad led the Newport will create a foundation for suc-
Harbor High boys soccer team to cess. •
its first Sea View League btle in d Th.ls is the first high school
decade last season, replaces Mdll coach.Ing job for Khoury, a walk-
Etchison, who resigned after two on.
seasons. "It's going to be a process:
In addition to overseemg the nothmg happens overnight," be
entire OCU girls program, swd of the Sea Kings, who were
Khoury coaches the under-13 14-29-3 rn two seasons under
girls and the under-13 boys Slam-Etchison 3-16-1 m the rugged
mers. Sea View League. "What 1 want
"I look at it as a great chal-
lenge to try to come in and bwld • SEE KHOURY PAGE 84
Bob Crogan, Art Perry, Molly Yanity, John Uebengood and Rich
Dunn we re the victorious fivesom e at the Eagle Classic.
P AYI
THE
An easy task if you've got
the right the partner.
COSTA MESA -Chris Sorce,
who once donned an Estancia
High football uniform as an
Eagles' kicker, delivered a bnl-
liant shot from about 140 yards
away from the flag at the 18th
hole at Mesa Linda at the Costa
Mesa Golf Course
Sorce's ball rolled to Wllhln
four feet of the cup to leave h.ls
four teammates and h.lmseU a
chance at a birdie putt to wm
Tuesday afternoon's Eagle Golf
Classic.
After all five gentlemen took
their shots, former Estancia foot-
ball c:oach and athletic director
Ed Blanton summed it up best.
"Can you say 'choke?'"
Fow feet. five guys and one
putt.
Ed, 1 can say "choke."
Blanton, Sorce and Company
knocked an 11-under par as
Estancia coaches Art Perry. John
Llebengood and Bob Crogan
(along with Daily Pilot studs Rich
Dunn and, um, J\-lolly Yamty)
matched that score The latter
team birdied the h.lghest handi-
cap hole to take the wm
Perry's team held an early lead
thanks to the long dnves by foot-
ball coach Llebengood and assis-
tant golf mentor Crogan But the
eventual chokers rallied beh.lnd
Blanton's putting to overtake the
lead at the 15th hole.
It looked like Blanton, Sorce
and Company would seal the WU1
at the 18th. But Perry took the
final stab at a birdie putt from the
rough. The ball slowly rolled to
G ITH
s
M.Y . WAY
molly
yanity
the cup and just dropped in.
Sheer beauty
Blanton, former Estancia quar-
terback Forsten Ireland and Jerry
Vmland sent their second shots all
over the area, but Saree's was a
gem. With a small, but loud
gallery. the tens10n mounted.
Refer back to Blanton's state-
ment
As the only remale in the 27-..
player held, I had a blast. Thank •
goodness 1t was a scramble, or 1
would still be t:rymg to get my ball
on to the fourth green.
The Estanaa golf program has
great leaders in Perry and Cro-
gan Perry is a great putting
instructor (thanks for the tip on
the lOthl and may have sunk the
shot of the day with his putt from
the rough Crogan is a classy guy
who helped me find my errant
ball dfter every single drive.
Ed "The Heckler• Blanton told
the best Jokes, and Sorce
knocked the best shot that didn't
matter.
Thanks, guys. for a great time
at the course.
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George Yardley, the Newport-Mesa School District's
Athlete of the Century aceordmg to at least one sports-
writer. will headlme the 1997 Yardley IV Newport Harbor
High Celebrity Golf Classic to benefit the Sailors' goU
program.
YardJey, a member of the Naismith Hall of Fame and
Newport Harbor's most famous basketball alumnus, will
be joined by Mickey "Ghost of La Palma• Flynn, Brian
fIWo-time Olympic gold medalist) Goodell, ex-Ram kicker
Mike Lansford and former Charger Lance Alworth, along
with pol.lUcians, astronauts, horse jockeys and corporate
tycoons.
The June 30 event will include a raffle, celebrity auto-
graph session, a barbecue and awards dinner. Registration
starts at noon. Details: 856-2200.
0 Big Canyon Country Club assistant pro Kelly Manos,
last year's Southern California PGA champion, shot 146 in
two rounds and finished tied for 20th in the SCPGA PING
Pro/Scratch Championship on Monday at Crystalaire
Country Club m Llano (near Palmdale).
Manos, a Costa Mesa resident who qualified for the
1997 LA Open. Bob Hope Classic in Palm Desert, San
Diego Open and Nike Tour Moreno Valley Open by virtue
of his SCPGA bUe, earned $197.50 at Crystalaire, about
enough to cover his expenses. Winner Brad Sherfy of
Mulligan Golf Center earned $2,000.
Manos, who grew up playmg with Tiger Woods, is a
protege of Tom Sargent (Mesa Verde Country Club head
pro), who gave Manos his start at Yorba Linda Couritry
Club.
0 "Pope John" Prevtet shot a final round 79 to edge out
Henry Hitchcock for the championship in the Duke's
fourth annual Father's Day Golf Bacchanal on Suriday at
the Pala Mesa Resort in Fallbrook.
Players en1oyed four rounds of golf and two nights'
accommodations at Pala Mesa. Spanky Hardwick
accepted the third-place award.
• lltlCHAAD DUNN's club golf column appears every Thursday.
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Christensen said. "DaV\S would've had a tough time
getting through the academy, you know."
Not long ago at a Hei.sman nophy banquet, Davt.S
apparently met the widow of the late Alan Ameche,
the '54 Heisman winner from W1SC0nsin.
"So th.ls lady marries only Heisman 1Tophy wm-
oers," Christensen quipped.
Christensen also remembers the '44 Anny-Navy
game, when World War D was still going on and the
academy was under strict orders not to spend money
on lravel expenses for a football game. .
"We couldn't justify going to Baltimore for a
game, so West Point had two big ships go up the
Hudson River and pick up the Cadets for what was
called a two-day training exercise,~ he said. "1t was a
big game, because we hadn't beaten Navy in (five)
years."
Christensen said he had no idea who Davis and
Blanchard were as freshmen classmates. "Not until
the first football game." he said. "That's when we
knew it would be the best team in the U.S.·
Army's teams with Blanchard ('45 Heisman win-
ner) and Davis {'46 winner) went undefeated and
WJlten we
knew It would
be the best
team in the
U.S .... II
-LELAND
CHRISTENSEN
with the No. 7
untied ln '4• and '45, th n 9-
0· l in '-46, o scot l s tie
against Notre Dame the only
blemish.
Until McAda came along,
those were the winrungost
Cadet teams in history.
McAda, who bas never
been to CaWomia, will visit
Disneyland today. Earlier
Wednesday, McAda was
interviewed on Fox Sports
West 2 by Steve Mason and
John Ireland.
Ll
Retiring Rams executive
Jack Faulkner presented
McAda with a Rams jersey
Replied Irrelevant Week founder Paul Salata:
"Those Rams are so disorganized. they wouldn't
know any better, Ron, so just show up at Rams camp
with that jersey and they'll let you in."
0
Agent Leigh Steinberg said he tried to recruit
McAda, but the Army guards at West Point's front
gate wouldn't let tum m.
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said he will alter the preseason
schedule to include about sue or
seven nonleague contests, e~
nating tournaments.
coaches from coaching the same
players in high school remain in
effect.
"It would be a dream come true
if they changed the rule and I
could coach both club and high
school,• he said. to do is build it in the way that
(reigning CIF cha.mpion) Santa
Margarita has. I want to establish
a tradition and make it an honor to
wear a CdM jersey.
"I don't want t.h1s team to just go
one year to the CIF Playoffs. 1 want
it to go year after year after year."
As Ziad did at Newport, Walid
"The high school season is so
short, about three months, it's real-
ly bard to try to build skills. My job
is to get the team to jell and
become a family where everyone
respects one another."
Walid said' both he and Ziad
would relinquish there high
school jobs in two years, should
the current rule prohibiting club
"This 1s a great soccer commu-
nity and people have been very
supportive of myself and Ziad, so
coaching in high school is a way
for us to pay back."
-By Barry Faulkner
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competmg opening up at the onginal
Xtreme Games that got them ~ck Ullo
thetr sport.
•[ saw (street luging) in 1995 and
thought, 'Wow, that's coo1:· said Robert
Ruhman, a 33-year-old street luger from
Costa Mesa. •All the exposure is good.•
The third go-around for ESPN's pro-
duction lands at Mariner's Point in San
Diego, with a few of the events ta.king
place in Oceanside.
The events have changed a bit, too,
with bungy jumping. kite skiing, wind-
surfing and mountain biking dropped
from the slate. in-line skating and sport-'
climbing was added.
Why did ESPN fly wttb the ldeaf
ESPN took a gamble and the network
came out on top.
Semiao's idea was twned into ESPN's
largest event production in the network's
history, and the first endeavor turned into
a prune-time live rating of 1.1, or 720,000
households per telecast. The production
was also nominated for more Sports
Emmys than any other ESPN broadcast,
the network reported.
In 1996, the Games again attracted
over 700,000 households per telecast. The
X Games also became the most watched
sporting event by males between the age
of 12-34. Only the National Hockey
League telecasts on Fox came close to that
viewership within that demographic.
This year. with more publicity (includ-
ing radio commercials with Olympic
broadcaster Jim McKay) and a 10-city
tour called Xtreme Xperience, ESPN is
expecting even more viewers.
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SI h S h otherwise be lnlerested in SIONER OF THE SUPE· Pilol June 12, 19, 1997 BRANT, DOUG, F073, dueled by: an 1ndlv1dua1 Clrter, Ast. Sec:rtt~ nameshsteclhef!jn PUBLIC NOTICE where the real p1ope1tv 1s
ing o on Iha will 01 eslale, or both, RIORCOURT Th924 TOOLS, HOUSEHOLD Have you su1r1ed doing ASAP2e75SHl12,6119.&2fi SIGNED KHOSRO GHAEO, locatedandmorethan1twee
This slalement was llled ol: ANNE LEWIS DIPPO PUBLIC NOTICE ITEMS business yet? Yes 1992 FAAOONOEli GHASSEWH months have elapsed since wnfl lhe Counly Clerk ol A PETITION has been FELIX SALOMON SCARPINATO, MIKE, RoberlR.Were' PUBLICNOTICE HOSSEINSARAZAlll MAAYAM NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S1uchreco1datlon. Arm Fl
Orange Counly on 5·6·97 filed by FIRST AMERICAN PENA AND MARTHA NOTICE OF Fl 12. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS This sia1ement was loled AAZfJi ' SALE Trustee Sale No. nanclal Corpol'arion u
Daily Pilot June s. 12, 19, TRUST COMPANY. Special PENA ON BEHALF OF PUBLIC LIEN SALE BIGELOW, JUDSON, with lhe County Clerk ol NOTia: ~ TRUSTEE'S Tru statemert was hltO Wllh n~n·K~~rtle Older ~o. Trustee. P.O. Bo" 86309
26•1997 Administrator In the Supe-SERGIO MORAN, A Nollce Is hereby given F125,FILES.BOXES Orange Counly on 5.5.97 SALE Tt'Ulllle Sa6e No. 97· Ille Coullt)' Qef11 ot Oiange 10787823 APN~13e 7o. San0iego,CA92186-5309
Th919 riot Cour1 of California, MINOR CHILD, 710 per Secllon 21700 el seq BENNETI, TONI, H050, 199737203 75 984111421' nt. Order No. Countfon Mly28 lQO? 008YOUA .. " IND. EFAU. L4-T Telephone Number: 1619
---------County ol ORANGE. SHALIMAR DR A 1 C I B I · BOXES Dall Pll l M 29 J 5 00640321 Relerence No. NOnrE Th ~ ... _ "" 462·4900, By· DANA AH PUBLIC NOTICE THE PETITION requesls • ' ' o lhe ohlorn a us ness DUGGAN DWIGHT H098 Y o ay • una • 98411142 NJN 934-Q-OSS '"' • s cnous ,_,15 UNDER A DEED OF TRUST RENHOl.2 AsSlsrANT SEC '
lhat FIRST AMERICAN C 0 ST A MESA, CA & Professional Code that HOUSEH.OLD IT EMS· 12. 19. 1997 lh898 YOU ARE N CS'AULT ~ simment eJCPrtS Ir" yUti fl'Dl'll DATED 10/07192. UNLESS RETARY • O . 0611119
SSC 8302 TRUST COMPANY, who 92827 lh• Undtrs~ned, SUPE· COMPRESSOR • PUBLIC NOTICE oeR A DEED OF TRUST Ille CS&te It was filed 1" tlle Otta YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRO-NPP29243 ~a·: 06/12197
NOTICE OF has been appolnled by Iha Published Newporl RI?~ Ml~I 1~R~GE. !°" K.E. AUCTION SERVICE, OATEO 04/1MM. l.N.ESS ol tnt ~nty a:n: ~ ficl· TECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT 06/19/97,06/26197
PETITION TO Court as Special Admlnis-Beach·Cosla Mesa Dally ~~: C~sla Mesa ~~~~~~r P.O. BOX 825, KELLY & Flctltloua Business YOU TAKE ACTION TO ~~be ,:s pnor t:I IN!= MAS YEBE SOl.D AT A PUBLIC
ADMINISTER lralor on May 13, 1997 lo Pilot May 29. June 5, 12, nla " Count ol 'oran ; KARL JACKSON. RIALTO, Name Statement PROTECT ~ PROP· ITll Al · IF YOU NEED AN---------·
ESTATE OF: adm1n1ste1 the tslate of the 19, 1997 Siait 01 Cal~ornia. will c~n'. CA. 92377. TELE: 909-873-The following persons are ERTY. rT W..Y BE SOlDAT A T~ :~: !,'~:11111~ ~~~~THE NA· OBITUARY 888
LLOYD L LAMARRE decodenl, be granled gen· TH9t 1 duct a public lien sale ol 0744, AUCTION BONO doing business as: Rural PUBUCSAL..E. FYOU NEED :: ,_ ol a licnou Business AGAINST 0 EEDINGS • eral powelS. the e1Sonal ro ert de-1723-41·19 Roule Moll Bo" Co .. 13831 NI EXPLANATION OF 1liE s s Y U, YOU1jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
aka LLOYD LOUIS A HEARING on lhe pell· PUBLIC NOTICE scrlb~d belowpat~·oJ m Publi shed Newport Groves110 Or, Sonia Ana, NA~OFTHE ~Name in \40l"°1!ollhengl1CSOI SHOLl.OCOM'ACTALAW· CARVER LA MAARE aka 11on will be held on JULY • a. · Beach·Costa Mesa Dally CA 92705 INGS AGAINST YOU YOU another under Fedelll. State ot YER. On July 3, 1997, at
LLOYD L. LAMARRE 17, 1997, at 1:45pm in SUPERIOR COURT ~~9~h~h~7~n~:,~1:~e~u~rij Pllol April 19, 26, 1997. John S. Allgyer, 13831 SHOJ\.D CCHT/tCT A VW-common law (See StQon 1'400 11 :00 AM. Ann Flnanclel Edith Paine,
CASE NO. A 187717 Dept. 703 localed al 341 OF CALIFORNIA, accepl cash bids 10 satisfy Th931 Grovesile Dr.. Sanla Ana. YER. On Ollt"2H7 at 2.U> et seQ . Busmess and Pl'oltsSIOl'IS Corpofatlon as the duly ap-86. of Newpon Beach,
To all heirs beneticlarles The C1ly Drive South, 01· COUNTY OF ORANGE a lion for lhe pasl due renl LI CA 92705 PM~ Golden w.;. SaW1gll Code) pointed Truatff under tnd died, June 16, 1997 In
crM1itot1, co~llngent credi: ange, CA 92668. 341 Th Cit D 1 end lncldenlals Incurred PUB C NOTICE This business Is con· Aaoci8'on ~ Co. nrsttihng pursuant to Deed of Trust, Irvine.
1ora and persons who may IF YOU OBJECT 10 the • 'I rve TheSloro ea aces ener' dueled by: on Individual •"8 dllf~Tl'Ult• NtwPort!leach-Cost.1Mesa recorded on 10/16192 11 She was born In Mid·
otherwise be lnteresied In grant1ngollhepeU11on,you PoatOffloe all consl~I 0~ the Pc,110w: cna1488383 Have you slarted doing 1.11d11nnd ~to o-fd CN421.a219826-MW~n Document No. 92·69848 < land, Te1eas, April 19.
Iha will or eslale, or bOlh, should appear 01 lhe hear· Box 14171 lnl· appllances electron· Fictitious Business business yet? Yes, 1992 TMlt. !'900fdldono&04t94• 5,12,19,26. 1ggr Book -Pege •• of Offlclal 1911. She grew up In
of: LLOYD L. LA MARRE Ing and s1a1e your obj~· Orange, CA lcs • housohold furniture N•m• Statement John s. Allgyer Document No. 94-0307Slla Recoros In the Office of the Lampasas, moved to aka LLOYD LOUIS LA lions or Ille wrlllen ob/ec· 92813·1571 and beds lamps cablnels The lollowlng persons are This slalement was filed Bo<* -P9ge -d Ollcial PUBLIC NOTICE Recorder ol ORANGE Balboa and gradualed
MARRE aka LLOYD L. lions wllh the court be ore IN THE MATTER OF spor1lng 'goods • bicycles' doln~ business as: a) Lam· wllh lhe Counly Clerk of RecDd& In the oliDe ol the County, Califomla, uecuted liom Santa Ana High LAMARRE the hearing. Your appear· THE PETITION TO toys baby llemi clolhing' gllgherVlllageApartments, 01angeCoun1yon5-13·97 ~ dOranoe eotnv. RltMo.1M73723142 by: RICHARD TROY School In 1928 In
A PETITION has boen ance may be In person or CHAHOE THE HAME olllce equipment 'and lurnl: ) Lampllghler Village, 19973720748 Caifornla. ~ ~ Frm FICTIT10US BUSINESS OfVGGS, A SINGLE MAN," 1932 she gradu.aled
hied by DEBORAH L LA brFY$c)~a~~rE''Z'cREDITOR OF FRANCISCO JOSE ture, hand and power IOOIS, ~~~p~~nB::~~~A ~~e;6u0e. Dally P1IOI June 12, 19. 26, ~·.,~~a: IWlfSTATflUNT =~ ~e::: Is~~ from UCLA and then ~!~R~I bnalll~~la.s~~~~; or a conungenl credilor or FERNANDEZ :~~~!e b~=~: c:~~e~;c~~: Harry H. Le~ine, M.D., July 3, 1997 Th929 :A..-..,, • l"aderal ~~he~:1,:~.rr:<~I :1: ATION. A CALIFORNIA co~ 1aught school In Co·
of ORANGE lhe deceased, you must hie CASE NUMBER known), musical lnslru· F.R.C.S.C .. Truslee of lhe PUBLIC NOTICE SrMgs.,.,l..amlAmodallo'l, KET 4461 Ctmm Avt"1t PORATION, aa Beneficiary. vlna for 10 years b&-
THE PETITION requosls your cl~1m w11h the cour1 A187S59 menll and Olhei miscel· Harry H. Levine, M.0., • ~. WI Mii •c:y~CA9Cl630 'WlllSELLATPUeUC AUC-fore raising her family.
lhal DEBORAH L LA and mail a copy lo Iha pet· ORDER TO laneous Items F.R.C.S.C. Chanlable Re· public a\dlon to fie hlghml KNl!d ltnllm Zlyyld 3031 TlONTO lHE HIGHEST BID· On June 12, 1938 she
MARRE be appomled as sonal represenlatlve a~ SHOW CAUSE FOR NAME OF ' SPACE malnder Unitrust, 4490 Von CNS1•193H bidi:W for c:uh, ~ al Jay Slltel West ~ ' CA DER FOR CASH (payable at married Joseph Logan
personal represen1a11ve lo pomled by lhe cour1 w1lhm CHANOE OF HAMii! ACCOUNT NUMBER Karman Ave.. Newport WJCIY AM> 1lmt o1 -. ii~ lllOIW'I d 91791 na. time of ule in lawful money Carver. They recently
1dm1n1Sler the tslale ol lhe f~u; n;irths from fth~ drte PETITIONER(S) FRAN· BRUCE E WATIS 319 ~~ch, ~A 92660 l CASUALTY Iha Urlled SllMa9, by c.h. a Ttls wsiness IS condueled ~ ol Iha United Stattl, by celebraled their 59th decedenl o irs ssuance o I • tl· CISCO JOSE FERNANDEZ ROCKY MINCITELLO 327 s uS1ness ' con· .....,.... W-TitE cahll(s c:tecti cir--. by a ndl~al cash, • cashier' a check wedding anniversary. THE PETITION requests iors as provide~ In secllon HAVE FILEO A PETITION JON G. HOWE 41:? du~Gd by:. Charitable Re· A .. W.. STA1'11!'8'T-.... or Ntklnll b9*. • cNldl ~I drawn by • S11te or national Mrs. Carvar was a tU1ho111y to adm1nis1tr the 9t00 ol lhe Calllorn1a Pro· FOR AN ORDER TO LINDA HART 607 m11nder.Un111vst Y-~ D • 31, dr--. .., • ..._or fedaral ReQlst1anl haS not ytt begun bank a check d11wn b member of St J
1 1 d lh 1 d bait Code. The time tor Iii· The 1eg1s11ant commenced ,.. c:tedil -, chedl «-i ID ~ ll.lsiness unoer Ille • _.._ Y a • ames ~s a 'Aun er e n ~P•En· Ing claims will not expire CHANGE NAMES FROM JOHN PENNIN~ 643 lo transact business unde1 STERLING CASUALTY union. or.~ · ticnous ll.lsiness name OI steta or f.,_el credit unloo, Eplscopal Church,
enl dm1n1stra1oon o S· before tour monlhs from FRANCISCO JOSE FER· Auctlo.neer s Name htlluous name 01 names INSURANCECO~ANV ~·--°'"!""'!' .. ~nameshstl!dhe"'n Of echtcltdr1!11nbya1tate Zonia Club, Angelllos
ll1\fs111Act h (This aulhorit~ lhe healing dale notJced NANDEZ TO FRANCISCO J1~es 0 Brien. Bond Num· listed above on: 218188 2035l Act clt , Newpon ~·-::: SGNED KHALID !BRAHM Of f~a1.ll 11v1ng1 and lotn de Oro and Au>clllary
w ow I e porsonal llP above JOSE MEDINA JR. ber. 14683730099 Harry H Levine MD Beach CA 92600 ·-• or ~ ZAYY'lJ euoCistlon, HlllflOI auocla· of the Big Brothers re~en1a11ve to lake meny YOU MAY EXAMINE the It is hereby Ofdtred ihat Auc1lo~eer'1 Telephone F.R.C.s.c.: Trusiee of th~ Total admitted HHta: ===5~ nu slallmert was l~td Wltn tiorl, Of nvings bank speci· Big Sisters of Orange ac 10~1 ;':hou1 1 ~ourt ap-tilekeptbylhacour1.lfyou all persons lntertsled In Numbe,.(909)881-4113 Harry H. Levine M.D. t41,077,406 to do ~· ,.ltlllll)the CountY 01,_ ol Om\olfledln section6102ofthe county. For maov r:1~v=~ry i'mc:;~rtn~t 1~~11~~~-are a person lnleresltd In ~~ls man11er 1appDear brtelore B~~ci~c'o~~ d M~s~ w b~i~ l F.R C.S.C., Charita'ble Re.'. Tt2o5t 1e518 81117• b 111 t I• a : M· M the Norltl hrt 4lfClano9 County on .Alnt 10, 19117 f'.i~~ncialdCodebu 1 •nd •1 utho-years she served aa hOw h 1 • the eS11te you may file s cou n tpa ment Y maJnder Unltrusl • • ~C<iurtlouae 700 NOTX:E ltls Ficnous Name riz.., to 0 sneu n thl1 Vice President and ,.,.~r:,~~~ !11~e;:o,~~ur~:c; w1lh lhe court a formal Re-~o. 703S of 1tht C Orange Pilot June 12• 19• 199fh925 This Slalemenl was filed A90r~att lu~•:r: • fOt' ~CenW DIM w.i San.a Slnllmtnt ~m 11\4 yurs lrom atttt). At: IN THE QUAD Trea;urer ol Carver
to give nollce lo lnleresled ~:·:)~ sg,e~~I ~O~CTo oryf lh~u~~dfl~~e~~wn o~~ov·~ PUBLIC NOTICE ollh thee Co~nty ~192: 9~· ~;:, ~~:k:: ~oo'.ooo PM. CA .. ~ 11119 and the Clall n WIS l~ed 1n Ille Ott1ct ~rp~~ crg:it1&r:. Craft Corporallon and persons unless 1hey have 11"• nv n on 7.1 1997 al 2·00 range oun Yon · · Aggre91te wrlt•ln• for lnlalwaf ~to and ,..,.,., of tne Couf'llY Oeltl. A new fiet. TER AT 8ts50 SEACH Olstrlbulorshlp.
waived nollce or consenltd ~~ acep~fls:~:' p~~m~en a~; o'clock p.m., an'd then and cna 148835 8 . 19973722277 01her than •Peclel IUll)IUI held by It uniW mid, o-f ol ~s bness Name Sllllmtnt a.VO., eUeNA PARIC, CA. II In addlllon to her hUS•
10 the proposed ac11on.) eccounl 89 rovlded In lheie show cause, ii any DallyP11otJunel2,19,26, funda:t TNtlWl,.prapatty.-..edlnlTA.ls1beldldpnOt'IOl!'lllOlll ttght,lltleandlnterastcon· band, Joe, Mrs.
The Independent admlnis· section 1250 or the Callfo" lhey have, why the pellllon Fictitious Buelneas July 3, 1997 Th928 Surplua no101: t MldCOl.w'i4y.Celbnllldeaalb-The Jlhng ol lhls stallment dOtl ~to and now held by It Carver Is survived by
11atlon aulho111y wlll be nla Probele Code A Re· for change of name ihould Name St•t•m•nt PUBLIC NOTICE Groupald-ln tndconnlbut-Ing tll lafld ._..,: Aa moni not Ol 1tself auttlOn:t the use 1n under H id Deed or Truat 1,, her daughlera and
granled unless an lnler· quesl tor S ecial Nollet nol be granted. The rotlowlng persons are ad 1urplu1: •1.300,000 IUlydlaailad In Mid o-f ol lhs stm of I AcHOUI Busmtss the ptOperty altuated In Hid sons·ln·law Chris·
Httd person 11.les an ob· tom Is avall~ble from the It Is further ordered thal a doing buslneu as: a~ The STATEMENT OF Un111lgnedfund1(1urplu.a): TMll. n. PftlPll1V'*~!' Name in ~ol~on ol the nohls of County Ctlifomle dacrlbl'l llanne and Barry UI· jec1ion to lhe ptllllon and r copy of this order 10 ihow Village at Redondo, b The t 14, 188. 588 deecttbed II ~ IOld •la . anotl'ler unoer Fedlllf Stall OI' ht 1 nci that 1 1 1 c •how good ceuse why the court clerk. cause be ubllshed In NB/ Village al Redondo part· WITHDRAWAL FROM Surplua H re9ard1 /oticy· n. ..,... add.-and otlef common law (See StcOon 1..:.00 t a • • n: .EXHIBIT r ch o laromont and
covrt should not g1an1 lhe Attorney fo r the Pell• Costa Me:a Dally Piiot a menla. 4490 Von Karman PARTNERSHIP holder: e1 5,9t 8,158 oommond•lgnMlon.W..,y,olecseq BusinessanoProlesSions p~:--~Unlt~aa~own Carol Edllh and Rob· au1horlty. tloner: news 8 r ol eneral cir· Ave., Newpor1 Beach, CA OPERATINQ UNDER Income tor 1ht yett: the ,_. ~ ~ Codti'' a on It en1tn ert Kelley of Orange
A HEARING on 1he pttl· HARRY E. WESTOVER, culatl~npe ublla~ed In lhls 92860 FICTITIOUS •48,908,31515 lbol9 ta purpot19d to b9: 56 Firstfili Condominium Pl1n Recorded aa well as three
lion wlll be held on JULY l!IQ. (CSBI 028248t county, !t least once t UM No. 18 (Redondo BUSINESS NAME Dlsbur11manf1fortheyeer: S.. w.nd DIM. ~ New nort!leacll-CostaMeu June 16, 1979 In Book grandsons, Sean.
tO, 1997. a1 1:45pm In HARRY e. WESTOVER week fOf lour coosecutivt Beach Apia.) (1 Callfornl1 The lollowlng person hos ~3~48b278 rtlf th t he 8-:f\, CA Sl'MllO. n. un-CN424r,O 1-422\.-0A~n 1026 ?:s~ Peg: 13815, gf Offl. Aaron and Joshua
Dept. 703 localed al 341 Ir AS.SOCIATl!S 001 Wfflll pr'IOt' to the day of llmlled pa11ner1hip), 4490 withdrawn as a genoral ,.,!.,,. r~.~eare Vin !c:M dttligMd TIUMM cllectelml .All310 19117 •• ~tv ·~:11 • lo p"'~Cit Ulrlch ot Claremont.
Th• Cl~ Orlve South, Or· DOVI! DRIVK, 1 ST•. lh• hearing. Von Karmlll Ave .. NtwPort partner flom the partner· dance With 1ht Annuei ..,y lilblity tor ftf'¥ lnclarfa>. ' ' 2. AA~ ~/9 In Vlsltallon wlll be held
ange,C 92668. 1 00 NEWPORT DATE•MAY2f 1997 Beach,CA92660 ahlp operauno under tht St1t1ment fo1 the ar neae ot .. 11n1Udd1•aMd PUBLIC NOTICE . t11eat at Pacific View Mor1u· IF YOU OBJECT lo lht ' JONATHAN H' CAN Paler C. Kremer, Trutlff llttlllous business name ol tnded0ecember31 1l9e ao. oorrman dlllglldol1. f In t nd to Lot 1 of Tract No. ary 3500 Paclllc View
granting of lht patltlon. you BEACH, CA e2eeo HOH JUDOf./COMMll: ot the Peter c. Kremer and Dttign Sculplor ServlcH 11 made to the tniurence ..,y, atvMt ~ S#d .. 10.25, In tht City of Cotta or.: Newport Beach
lh0u4d appa11 al Iha hear· Publl1hed Newport 1 • Bonnie S. Kremer 1979 23202 Respll Rd. Lake Commluloner purauent to vM be ..,.., bul ~ bcnwNa.1HM-IP Me11. County of Otange, on Sunday June 22 lnQ lfld alale your ob-Beach.Costa Mna Dally IONBR OP THI! SUPI!· Trust, 4•90 Von Karman Forest CA 92630 • law. • OCMNnl °' verrwtfV, • MOtlCE TO CIUl>t'TORI Of U.I( Statll of Califomla, .. Shown lrom 2'00 l • s·oo eon• Of flit wrlttll\ Ob-Pltol June 19, 25. 28, 199'7. RIOR COURT Ave., Newport Beech, CA The 'Ftcllllo111 Bualne11 SHllllfY H. HOMN&Y. """*or~. l9gltdlng IALE on '. Map "•c:ordtd In Sook Funera
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I s:rvl. p~~j Ion• wllh the cour1 be-ThW930 F"AHCllCO JOSI D2IS80 Name referred 10 abOYe Prulden1 Ille. pa +n, or ena.m-(Stcillwl1M-1111 U.C.C.) 451. f'IOM 21 to 22 of Ml•· .cH
Iha hearing. Your IP-FBRNAHDU, 2133 N. Thia butlne1t It con-was filed In Or 8 County CHARWJ. WILIJAMSON, tnnms. IO r-t lhl ,.. .. q Hok* IS l'ltftb/ Ol"9ft ID~ Mape, Aeco1d1 of be held at 11.00 a.m ..
pe111nce may be In pereon PUBLIC NOTICE Ip 1NNAK8 A 1 T dueled by: a general pan· on 3•12•11198 ~825511 secm arv ptnc1p11 un d 11w "'*(a)lcttdtM ol the wilhn named Otange County, CaRfofl\lt, Monday. June 23 at.
0t by yOU1 attorney IAHTA ,..,.,. C ' 1 net1hlp Full n ~ dd I Qe/18 08/17 08/18 MCUNd by lllid o.d d TNlt se11et 1!'111 I !Uk Slit It llloul t:1 Together with All Improve· St. Jamea Eplscopal
IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR SUP•RIOR COURT P bl~d AN92708 The reglattanl commenced lhl p!'::n wl~hd:::J,:. oe11a' 09/20 ' 'v.ff1 1n1i1ra1111 tNNon, •~bl made o1 the mt1S dascnblC men11 The1eon. bcaptlng Church, 3209 Via'
0t a contlngtnl creditor ol o' CAL.,ORNIA, u • • ewport to lranpct bullneH und8f Jeflra Alan McDcxigan' • Wild In Mid "*<•) ~ tl9low Thertffom Condominium Udo, Nowport Boach,
Ill• a~aHCI, you mu1t Iii• COUNTY OF ORANQR Beach.Co1ta Mall Dally flctlllous name or names 2285 ~htnnet Ad., Nowpor1 PUBLIC NOTICE ~ r ftf'f, uniW f19 iarma Tht 1\111\t(I) and lllltlnm Unftl 1 Through 8 lnclullve. CA 92663. your claim with th• court 341 The City D tv Pllo1 May 29. June 5. t2, Hated abovt on: 7/11/88 Beach, CA 92&el dltle Oild d Trulll, ~ _ . ..iS(I) ol lhi Mfllr 11t EUNG Locllltd Thef--.. PAllCE1. 3: In lleu of llowera,
and mall a copy 10 lht per· r • 19, 1997 VILLAGE AT REOONDO Jellrty Alan McDougall HOta Of fAUSl'EFS SAU! Flit .... c:Nrgas Ind~ d SUN LE£ 11\d MN JUNG LEE, 42'/ An hcklalva Etatment Ap· donotlon1 In Edlth'a
t0nal reprtttntatlvt af,• Poet Offlo• TH910 PARTNERS. a C1tllornla 18973720087 ltt•tlA lotn 174411 Ottwt-fie TMate Ind d tt. lrUID E-17'15-COiia,.,, CA r>urtenant to h eh Unit for name m•y be made to polnled by Iha court with n 8ox t 4171 general parm.rahlJ> rn71022 YOU ME 11 DEfAULT aWllld ~IMS Deed d nu. The ~ 1n Cllifom1 ol tht U•• end Occupeney of tho cherlty of your ~r month• from Iha dlla Orange, CA PUBLIC NOTICE lJY: LIM No. 111 (Redondo .~hthlt 11"'cment wu llled ~RAOEEDOfTRUlt ~te:> !DC 11•.114.fJB !llllf•• lh clMf blellnt ottQ of flt Thoae Ponlone of the Re-choice.
ot flrll l11uanc• of lhe l.t· 9281 3-1571 8each Apia.), a Calllornle wi lh• ounty Clerk Of -t, 1• 111.ESS YOU Al:lorU9d..._.lnd....., Mllcftt 427£ 17'1$het. COsta tll'ietlld Common Alea DM'9-1----------
ter1 11 provided In Hctlon IN THa MATTER Of NOTIC• OF Umlted pannor1hlp, gerwral Orange Coun1v on 15+97 TN«i ACTION TO PAOTECT --... r _,,. _,. ncr-Mua,CA Mttd In the 0.c:laratlon ofl-
ttOO of 1h• C1lllornl1 Pro-TH I p IT IT I ON TO PU8&.IC IALI PIM« Dally Pilot June 5, 12. 19, 'tout PAOfletTY. IT Ml+'f 81! NI ...... ~ to ... rt. M 1iS11C1 1Jr the ltlltf 11 OClllt Aaetrlc:dont Atcorded In Boole
bale Code. The time for fll· CHANOI! THB NAME Purauant to 11\e Calllornla 8~ Tht Wllllem Lyon 26, 199'7 th920 tcX.DAT AJIUa.lc'SALE. lfYOU .._ i1f01vr W. lllid Deed d ibutanm l\lllneS 11\d ' 13181, P101 1121, of Offl>
lnQ clalm1 will nol e•1plre 0 , 'ELIX SALOMON Sell·S.tvlct Storage Facll· C p1811y, a Calllornla cor· PUBLIC NOTICE NOD AH EXIUHATIOM Of! T .. nu.._ ....... _...... Ind t1Md br Ille .... , wiftn ttwtt :!: =:orda of Said CoUftty balOl'a tour monlh• rom lty Act (8 A P Code 21700 porallon, Ill general P•l1· MANfll °' TM& PfllOCEEDINCJ ~ tD lie~ 1 .......... belM flt dM w lit1 wn on fw Condomh-IM hearing d11tt noUC?ed PENA AND MARTHA et 1eq.) the undlrtlgnod net AQNMST YOU. VOU 8"0U.D \'lltlln ~ d 0...11-• !Um l'lto for l ach Uf\lt, The above. PINA ON BIHALP 0, wlU 1111 a1 public auc11on, By: Alchard 8. Roblnton, Fictitious Bu1lneu CXlHTACT A LA!NYet NOTICI IS Ind c.r;;;;s.... tnd a !WIS atnl or dlllvt!WI IO 11'11 blyti P'OP11tY Mmofote ~ MC1W1tC,.. YOO MAY EXAMINE the 9 1 ROIO MO RAH, A on June 28, 1907, peftooal Stnl0t Viet Prttldent NanM ltat.m•nt HEAEIV OM:N 1111 h ,..., W!1111ft Na1oe ti D1f1u1 and n . ~ It being 1old ... 11·. The •MOlllL MM
IQ kfpt by th• coun. ti you MINOR CHILD property Including but no1 Dy: Ju1Unt Oleck, Al· the lo1towlng pettOn• are ~ 1Nwn • f14 1t1rt1ot Elollon tow n. undtt-l~a ':':,•~ ~~ •tr"t aclch11 aNJ 01tw -
.,. a person lnlatttled In CA.ti HUMID llmlled to furnllurt, clolh· 1l1lan& Stc:rttary aolng bu1lneu a1: •) KA8 ...., Mot.~ a-n. CA ....., _.., eMI ,.._ d lfMMH , l 1 *' oorrmonclMIOrwtlon. If any. c.m.tenl • Mort!Jwy
fbt tttala, you may n1e A1l 7ISI Ing, tOOll and/Or Olhtr Thl1 1tllamtnl w11 flloa Enterpt_!tll, t>) Pageant In-IMO~' '9oll Numblr ~ n l!llllilon '° Sii to ~S~ c':a::..CAIZ!:,.,~trllt. of ttie ntll PIOPt'tY d9ecrtt.d Chapel' c..m.u.y Mtlt the c0\111 a fOfmal A.. ORD ... TO houHhOfd llama tocaled wllh the County Clerk ol 1t1net StMcet, C) lnlernet ~-1M11 be aold • MIC i. ,......... In .. OOllrfy '""~ _....,. .. ..... "!:.. .... abo2.,0v.• 11 ~PC>fted to be: qUHI fof Spectal Notice ol "'" at: Of1ng9 Coun1y on 5-28-D7 Matkellng s.Mc11. 1048 llldioft .. ._ Norll hrll ...,._ ~ .. NII ~ '9 11• _... ., .,. _, •• ' " PACIF'IC AVENUE '500 Pactlo Vlft DIM 1N filing ol an lnvtnfOfY SffOW CAUi• 'OR Proptrty 20153, 20'15 1"73722278 lrvlne Ave., Ste. 834. New· 1111 fie Col.lier e:..tiawe 700 loclilltcl Ind"'°"' thin .... delclltledlilgtnn • f\11T"1tt, 1302L. COSTA MlSA, CA NMolport8eeoh
and apprallal of "1ale... CHAHQI 0, NAM• Newport 81 .. Coat• MKa, Dall'/ Pllo& June 12, tt. 28. port Bnch, CA gmo a.c...o.Mw.etanta~ moth ... ~ ... --~ ~· 12827, The undef~ M4-a?OO = of any ~21on Ot P!TITIONER(S) ,EUX ca. D2827. (71 4) 148-SOUI JIAy 3. tl97 Th917 sl<!~tty ~ !Y•,.. N1805 CA on D1nt•7, .. too P.M, .... IOOU I c L OaMarl ··-;;;-.~ ~,~.~"" .... tv11-;;;;;-;;;;;;r; ount a• pr.,,,...ed In SALOMON Pf!NA ANO TIME: l :OOAM, Stored by ....... 'Von rh .. 309, .W• .. ..,... ...... --.a. .... Wllal --... ..... ,,_._ -~·.-.... -·· ......... 9e1neu"' the 'lflll•=· 1250 of"'-CatlfOt-MARTHA PENA ON IE· the follOwtng ptflOnl: '°31 port Beach, CA 92663 .. ol ... lilt ---.......... c;,:':; ~ ... not.,~..., rt IOt.tlllCI .. ,lt, .. rt ~P" Md ottw --1r; •. 11111-f'robai. Codt. A A• HAL' OF SERGIO MORAN, PAUL HIU.. 1013 JOSEPH On the move? Thia buslnoa It con-cfld*-'en ,..., • ...._. ca.eor~ llf!Mlllfilo. IQOl • .DEJO•tJIC.\'S CU>. «2H . common~ r a llidofi. If any,
.... tOf lpedal Notice A MINOR CHILD HAS/ llUCKJ U31 AOlllN duct9d by: 11llndMdual --. cNd&MMi 111 a-. er TX TUR i17 ,..,, •• t711 SM.CO. ...... CA lt'towntwlln. Seid .. _. ~*Ches* ::;.·~ evallable trom 1he ~a1 ~~o o~ti8'T~ ~gr;r:~r.'~J.f: Sell your extra FJHD =:-:Z:"" "r11~ =--.. ~ ~ 1: • ~~ ... -:= : ~~;;~':;::!ct ~
MenMY hf .... Pett-CkAHG! NAMU FROM QUA household ............... "' ......... 11'JI. ......... -..... llllDEJOMIRCA'S CU' Qr Implied. reoardlng tide, 1 'lf!. ~,
...._. 8EAOIO MORAN TO SfR. f'roperty 24517, 1120 Items nt CMt..._tttl.,......,.. ...-.. a.. Cllta97 1'11t ~ 0. of :: poe"•aiOf\. or anaum-ltaMeu' oio "°"' POl'llGM Ave. c.. ~ 1 Cl lfl an apanme • .. ...._ ""~ n. ~ --. arii. ~ ... 11 1 t"1 • 11nnca1, to,,.., ,he ~ ..... ., .. ~ -h 11 '*90y Otdw.cl th.at ea. ezm. (1u 1 M2<3J01 na11 ad IM>ugh rlasslfled ..... _...._. ...... .,, ldlcl " _ ~ oo 109 prlnclptt aum ot the
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Ncwpan Buch/C.c>Sta Mua Daily Pilor
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
~~= ID :::.a~11t1": :,.~ THE PETITION r• MAllUTA'IUISCT timous lluSlness ~ Of f Ht1 that THOMAS H .
Tiii toloW!no l*'SOll(a) 1ftll names ~sted httlln Kf'-..~ r':J.NE l CA' ~RDK
dOlllO tlU11MU a AOC t«:>P-SGN£0 SHIGE.Hlf<O AMAA'IZU '"~ • '"" PER'S FUCE. 654 tonoer l«>RIKO AWMZU · be appointed .. perton-
Aven.it. ....,..~ Buch CA Tiu suiemtnr was ldeO Miii al repreHntetfve to ~ me Councy Oerk of Onnot edmhvtter the Ht.le of
WltlN Ueno, 15861 May. Councyon.line ti 11X17 the decedent.
bn)Ok Sllfft. WUtrnins11r CA NOTICE-Tin Ftcnous Name THE PETTTION r• 92663 S!Jlement tXDres hw yui, rrom que•u the decedent'•
Tin 11usinen 1s conciJCte<I 111 ltll Clilll! 11 was Med in tne Ofhce WIU. end codlcll1, If an•n.ci~ ol lhe Coun\Y Cletll. A new FQ. •ny, be edmltted to
RegiStlJnt 11a not yet tieoun '<>us &.tsiness Name Statemtnt probate. The Will end
IO trll'ISICt business under me mist be hied pnor to IN! elate eny codicil• are avall-
hcnous lluS1ness name or The Mino of lhs stmmtnt ooes eble for examination In names ks1ed herein not OI 1tsell authonze the use in the file kept by th•
SK>NfD WATAAU UENO tru stall ol a Ficbbous Business court.
This st11ement was hied with Name 1n 'llofabon ot tne nohts ot THE PETITION r•-
thl County Cieri! of Oranoe MIOtller under Feoera1. State, or queeu authority to
Countf on May 22, 1997 CO'lunon law (Set Setbon 14400 edmlnleter the Htet•
NOTICE-This Rcllbous Name et seci . BIJSJness and P!Oless1ons under the Independent
Statement elCl)lres live years from Code) Admini1tration of Ee·
tne c1a1e 1t was ftled 1n tile Ofhce t;rs1 fihno tetH Act. (Thia authori-
ol lhe CountY Cler1t A new Ficb· Newoort Btach·Costa Mesa ty will elow the perton-
bous Business Name Statement CN4262.50 83824-RC .A.In 19 26. al repreHntative to tek• ~' be hied pnor to that elate Jul 3,10 1907 many action• without
Tilt hhno or this statemtnt does obt•ning court 11pprov-
not ot 1tsetl aittionie tr1t use 1n PUBLIC NOTICE at. Bef0r9 taking oertain
ti.s state of 1 t;cnous &.t!lntss very important action•.
Name 1n ~otnon of the nghts of however, the peraonal anothef under Federal, State, or CHsioo294 reprHentative will be common taw (See SectOll 14400 NOTICE OF required to give notice
et seq . Business an.cl PmlesSJons PEI Ii ION TO to interHted per1on1
Cocle) ADll.,ISTER 1.1nle11 they have
Ftrs1Fitno ESTATE OF: LEONA wllived notice or con-
Newl)Oltl!each-Costa Meu D. TAGUE AKA sented to the propoeed CN42.29!>319634·~ t.91 29 LEONA DB.ORES action.) The lndepen-
..,n512 to 1907 TAGUE dent edmini1tration
CASE NO. A 187809 authority w ill be granted
PUBLIC NOTICE To e11 heire, benefi· uni"• en int•r .. ted
cieriH, creditor•. con-peraon filH an objection
ftl• Mo. 11973723105 tingent creditora, end to the petition and
ACTITIOUS BUSINESS peraona who mey other· •howa good C8UH why
MAME STATUIENT w i111 be interHted in the court •hould not
The foHOWlng person(s) i'11re the wlH or Htete, or grant the authority. TH£ SURF A HEARING on the Ootng 11usiness as . both, of: LEONA D. petition will be held on
CALJfORNIA CU\SINE. 2574 TAGUE AKA LEONA July 17. 1997 et 1:45
Newport BIYll . Costl Mesa, CA DELORES TAGUE P.M. in Dept. 70l locat·
92626 A PETITION haa ed et 341 The c~ ShgehllrD Ama/Tnu, 5 Foresl been flied by THOMAS on·~ P.O. Bow 141 a
1r.1ne.CA92612·2329 H , TAGUE AN o •v " "
Nonlll Amamw, 5 foreSl KATHLEEN L. CLARK in Orenge CA 82613·
IMne, CA 92612·232G the Superior Court of 1569.
Tin bUSlntSS 1s co~cted b>,' California, County of IF YOU OBJECT TO
irJsba/ld & wife Orange. the granting of the
Index
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..... _ ~ ..... UI 2102.2744 SHO·IHO
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2710-2790 6010.60IO
6102·6190
7011·9090
THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1997
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICtS ••
petition, you •hould ~==~'rs .~nemi condUdlO ~ ~~~tr": ~ ~ .. =: '*:: :.:.t.: i ..:W' .: :W ~111 C::a':.*tl
11pp .. r -' the hearing IWlf STATUWIT Aegtsnnt NS not yet tMlgun twlll. l4IO" ...... to .. al h Elllll ti> ............ 1¥ .._.,. ....... '¥ .. '1.11 of 5'*"*" tor .. ,_ end •teW your ob~ The lolowlng petSOn(S) 1"'" ID transxt business uncle< the jllO'l'lllolw ~ """*"' ~ ........... llMGf .. Dlldcrl lNll_,.,llyTWC,_,.. Oecembef 31, 1811S..,_ tlob~ tto°' ftlewtthwrif!!~ dOlng tiu11neu as REl>Hll· hctMius llusintu 111tT1e or ....., dlle ~ a. 1tll TNll INI ~ ......i er.. _. r< 1 Ullllllllf Pa•=•• • h insuiwa COiiw1.-ori.C ,.c .. UlW "'1CHELL GAS-N-MAAT 14231 names listed "'"'n moAld lly \bl KlrlWI FM ... t.1• "'*' lldl ...... ~ ...... lnlll\llWlt Mo llWf'C ID law
court Mfore tM hear· RedhJI ~ Tustn CA D2780-SIGttEO THE K.EYMAAA CORPO-Pair-.• -'GllOt. °"' .,__ '?-.or alls..-E".lllllL M ~ loouo.-. ...-• /¥ N>MALD A. Wt.UAm1
lno. Yow eppearence 5835 • · RATION ey Jotln c L" Pml· of ...-1n 11111 ID lht ._ "'*"' ...,..... ..._ o1 .. o.ca1 Alm* of QrWIOI mey be lft pe,.on or by Rasl!Oaf Stnoh 8tal 141 N oen1 lllalfdd &&-. .. llllgrlld to.....,.. ......_ ~ c--. ~ n. '* 1¥00tlAI c. G8l8l,....,
your .nomey • Kenwood Sl. #25. Gltndllt CA Tin statement was Meo with h HllMlond C.... • ._ IOOltl Md ._ .,..... __.. __, 11¥ ..i Nw-IF YOU ARE A G1206 the County Oerk o1 0ranot ~ ~ ~ zi. ...... ~al_,,,..... ,_iaofhtlMeof ... IUI-NewpotteucM:osQMISI
CREDITOR or a contin-Brar Jasletn 141 N Kenwood County on May 21 11X17 1113, •~:.SS::,~ _.lly...,lllClloallldOt10t c::91anofl*"°*9 .. "11. ,3GJO. CN42672537781.lln
gent creditor of the St. #25.Glenaale,CA91206 NOTIC£·TIU ficn ous N.\me ofOllc:ill,__ ttll imd In mnndoll • h • wtlldl~htlMl__,.of 18.19.20.2324.11197
decened1 you must file Tiu t1uS1ness IS COllCllde<I ~ Stnment eJCPres 11111 years lrom e-' ....... ~ 'r~ ~ ..,._ ~ ..i .. ill wlPlld bllllra ~ ------------your clMn with the tl.lslllnd & wilt Ille dite 11 wu !tied 1n Ille Ofhee VF v.. -·-.,. • ..,.... _... ......., GNld ""' ..,._., .._ -00\lrt end mall a OOf)Y to Tiit llQlstraril commenced to Ille County Oetll. A new f;cb· MlignOt. h.,.... of i=:: d...i 11111*. ..... ...,_. _. ...._. ccm. PUBLIC NOTICE ~ SNteonal reprHent• ltWact i.isuiess undtf me tous BuSlntss Name Stattmtnt ~ !. "':.:::: to nc :;.:.':., .,_cJ!: .:!: =:,-.,: -~ : :: ---------
tive 8'>P()lnted by the hdl~S bUSlneSS namt or IRJSI be hied pnor to that date P"1MrlNp N, • ....... • ..,_ o;;;;-· All .... 1H73721H2
court w ithin four names uste<laboveon~ he 1111no of tl'ls statement does IWClOlded ~1111 30. 1913. • ~~lllClofw "*" Oiied' 117 s.n-FlCTTTIOUSIUllES
month9 from the dete SIGNED RASHPAL SINGH BRAR not of 11.Sett aotllonze tne use tn ln.wment No ~. of =. of'°~ ... ~.!.=: : ==-Aold. c:omc: =. NA.ME STATIMBfT
of firet IHuanoe of JASL£fN BRAR this state ot 1 Fte11t1ous &.tsiness Oflldll R8aonls. PAACa. ·•·: °""*' of 9'ldl 1'1111 ~ ~CA t110e, lll8)8.'5M858. Tne follOWtno person(s) 1~
letter1 a• provided in Tiiis statement was filed with Name in \'lotltlon of the noha of Thi bulldlnQ .,.. Oltllf pemww11 ..._ w1111 • ~ "'° Fat 59 ~ Coll: tttll dOlng llusiness as MJL~
Hction 9100 of th• the County Olet11 of Oranoe another under federal, State. or lmpnMllNl'lll laaUd on LDI s of~ Ind proiM:D of Ind ll1712l 9y. oi.. C--. SPORTS BUNKER. 140t
California Probate Code. County on May 21. 1997 • common taw (See Secbon 14400 T'*2 ,,.,, • I* MIP ltODldld In ICC9lllor-. ~.:-19 .......... ~ ~ Valle. ~Clemente. CA 92672
The time for filing NOTICE· Tiiis Fidlbous Name et seq . Business and P!Oless1ons 11oo11 a, Plfll' •i Ind '2 of a.n.tdlly ..._ '° oon-~ tltt2. tltttl Whlsk.ey River. Inc. ~
clalm• will not expire Statement expres hw yea11 from l M....,_,. Mlpl. In the 0-.:. dud 1 Uftltlld a1e Q>rp 1359 S Willrw.st ""....,
before four month• the date 11 wis hied 1n tile Ofl1ce First fi11no of lhe County Alcr:wder of lllid .......,. ta the ~ of ,4&40. Anallt!m, CA 92.802
from the h .. ring d•t• o1 thl County Cler'tl A new Fidl· Newoon Btach·Costa Mesa <:oum which ODnldulm "Lint', ~~ c.oc1e Ind ta PUBLIC NOTICE Tiiis llusiness is corWcled Dy
noticed ebove bous Business Name Stattment CN422947 14171>1>A ~ 29, Jun • defned under the t1nrs of.,. lndlldl 1n the Non .._... ru. a corporabon
YOU MAY EXAM-rn,,st be hied pnor to tnat clatt !i 12 IG 1997 poky PARCEi.. "9": L.ot~ofT'*2doU9ofthe£-...delcrlbld 111 ReQimM nas not yet belJ,tll
h The T~1no ol ttlls statement does •1.,,· •I* Mlp 1-o.d In ~ .. NcOc:a of Tn.m. We 11 of PROPERTY AND CASUALTY to transaet busmess uncltf lM INE th• fil• kept by t e not OI itself authonze !he use 1n a. Plg9I 4t Ind Q of ,.... "' l*'OfW Pfl:IPllfy Ind ...... SYNOPSIS OF THE AMNlW. hCUOUS t.Jsiness Ml'llt OI
court: If you are a p1r· tin stn ol a t;cnous l!l.ISlntSS PUBLIC NOTICE ,_.. ~ In the Ofb of .. dllCl1b9d In h Dlld of TNll STATBWfT rwnes 11str0 t1er11n
•on 1ntereated In the Name"n \'IO!aton of the nQl'llS ol County Alcolder of ad c:o.ny. 8lrllldlry -Ille riGhC IO YEAR ENDED DE£EfHER 31 SKiNEO WHISKEY RMR INC , A
ealtahtet you malc ~ lllOtlle< under Feder.ii. State. Of NOTICEOHRUSTEFSSAURI: t.ingh"'l.lnd" addnldln .. IWOlltll....,...ato_or.. 11t1 ' CA CORP By ~l AllmlOO.
wt tne court a o common law (See ~n t4400 584120 l.oM. SIM120 Ohr aondclqis llld ltipulldoN of'* of _, s--111 ~ nib f\111 Col'DOllll Name UNK:ARE PleSiOtlll
Requett for Special et seq 9us111ess l(l(j Professions 1970836 YOU ARE. IN OEfAll.T ~ tXOlfll lhe builclng Ind ......._ • 8-lcllry'• tale INSURN«:E ~ nu statrment was tried Wiii
Notice of the filing of. an ,1 UNOERAOEEDOFTRUS'( DA1m octw PlfllllN"I ~•IPO'*••a ~ t\:11111 time ID t1n11 Ind• Home Offa 3070 Bnm Sllfft tile County Oe111 of Otanoi
Inventory and appr••al fost Altno A.191'1 9. 1.s, UHlESS YOU laaUd on aid land. PNl:S. ""1111111111111 h---., Sla1lt 300 Costa Mesi CA G2626 County on May 21. 1997
of Hta~~ auet1 or of Newport BeacM:ostl Meu TN<E ACTIOfj TO PfOT'B:T "C" Non-adulM __..of ill T~• We ID 1111 oon-T0131 aclmtl!d ~ • NOTICE-Ths F;cttous Name
any peuuon C!r acco~nt CN42294S l4861B May 29 ..,n YOUR PfM"ERIY. IT MAY BE OOM lDla 1' w1 ts of Trss 97.,, dldtd ~ to h Dlld ~ S3356G5 7~ swmeruicpres hve yeais rrom
.. provided In HC110n 5 12.19 1997 SOLDATAPUElJCSAL.E. FYOU •I*~ IWClOlded In 8aoll a. T• Md tNit Nolice of Tl\lllllet T0131'hmi.Hs 247681468 tile Oat! It was hte<l tn the CWb 1 250 of the Callfornle ' ' NEED NI EXPl..AHATIOfj OF ntE PIQ9" Ind '2 of ....... _. SW_. 1111 told •pl.Mc w.don • of the CountY Oent. A new Fd·
Probete Code. A Re-PUBLIC NOTICE MAT\JRE OF 1l£ PfO:&DICi Mapr. In lht Olb of the Colny Ill flt Nol1t1 tonl tl'llrm '° h ~ wn11-.ns IOI' special Dous l!l.IStness Name Slilement
qyHt for Special Notice AGAINST YOU YOU SHOt.lD R9oonllr of aid ~ • de-Counly Coul1hcue 100 CMc surpus lunclS 4 t tie t ted """' to lhlt •
f · ., _ .. , f • sc:rit.d llld ddned In S«lion 1 02 c.-OiM w... s... Ma, CA Clp;Ulf stocllS 2.600.CXXl mis ' .... ~ orm •• ev• .... e rom Fill Mo. 19973721151 CONTACT A LAWYER NOTU IS of M Cllftlln ._ dllld Jiit 2&. on ori2MW7 • too P.M., 10 Ille Aoof!Ql!t wnte·1ns tor otner 11\an The t1t1ng of trrs statemert OOtJ
th9 court clerk. FICTTTlOUS BUSINESS HEREBY GIVEN !hit Iha • l97l llld l'lalrded J~ 1918 In ""-"-blddli; -..w.. •"'time speoal su~s tunes .().. not ot 1tse1t auh>nze h use 11'1 Auam.L1.:.,=•· NAME STATEMENT p!opllty ~ • "'° \bn llooll ,~.,__ Olldll of ... ..,-............... ~ ~ Su~s notes 4 this state of a t;cuous Business ...,_ Kinnan A"'911Ut Ntwpol1 a.ti. '""" ""._.or-•........ Name 1n \'l~n of the nottts.QI ......... Clll•tM The tottowino pe~~ iv.are CA 92612 .._., Plnltl ,._. R.cords. •. rument No. llllk c1r.n on , .. or ,..,,.. 1111*. Gross Pa1d·1n and contn~teO another noer Ftdtral Stale OI .._a. MMD..... ~no ~1~~ ~ S d~~ blf 46W-05. EXHIBT A. A L~ =~ ~ 111e.: ~~on i!,, .. ~ =~0;:·~,.:i (suriius) • oommonutaw (See Seciion 14-&e. ' '-hold a~ IJV ltllll a.tliln .t.. lcfl .... _, u <.t.• 2•n et StQ l!l.ISIMSS ano P\'OttsSIOllS UOOPmtiCenltlr Aveooe, #101, Santa Ana, CA leaedmd Juty20,10"71.-...1 lnW9lll Of ""his wh mllf • -"91 iilOdlllkll• or~""'"""·""' Code)·
., , 10 92705 11y Altsla Ult lnlurw1Clt ~ W'f time be 1equlrtd bV Tn.w In t.11c epedled 1n Flnm1dll c.ode Su~us as reoaros pohcynotoer · Ft ""I Dftw, The Keymarl\ Corporauon. a a '-' lnCI \4orl l<#lnlll FM °'to the pmnlsel demr.d by Aid sedion 5102 Ind Ulloltzld to do 88.014,240 rst n •no ec.ta .._. CA 9Zeza Cahlorna Corporabon.. 16413 Bear Plr1nn.' , C.ltomll Gerwll INN, Ind TNSU>r IXPl-'Y V-buei1.-In C111bni1L n. .. lncomt tor tile year . 200.746.205 NewPolt Beach·Costa Mesa
08/11. 08/19, 08/25 Meadow Circle. Cemtos. CA ~Ip, • t..ee. nt .,.. lhlll If TrustOf shall 111 m., lime will 1111 midi wllholll __,. « Olsllursements 19< tne year . CN42294619792·~ May 29,
Q0703. COlded JtJtt 28, 1971, a~ prior to 1J1Y1M111 In U of ... ~ ....,_ Cl lllljliled. 154,@.4,640 Jun!>, 12. 19, IOG7
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1069 DEL MAR
NEWPORT
1022 BEACH
CORONA
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4bd Pool Home Must 4bd, 3be Pool/spa. Jaamlna Creak'• 28R 2BA $835 w/loft condo style apt. :.~~a ~g kit." h·, ceit'. • (3) 2BR units! N .B . RESTAURAN¥
tOVAl 110vs1NC. tse opllon. $775k 1yr 1988 remodel. Family/ Beatl 360, Fam rm, D/W Incl. GOx30 pool. Vaulled coltlngs. hght Berber crpt, Ip. pa110 $434,900. Agl 570·6263 FOR SALE 123 23rd
ono11ru"1" min. Waiting Cap Gain living rm. $448,000. 2·5BA, loads 01 brick BALBOA N o pots. Carport. & airy wnlk through w/d. pool/spa, prkng SI. 1000 sf. Sale Term
Att r111uuludvertllln9tnth1S rollof. Agl 848·4223. Agent 7t4·721·3566. :2~,~~orsAv~~ ~P~· PENINSULA 2607 Vista Del Mesa kltchon, largo walk-in S575. Erin. 497·-1485 BUSINESS OFFICE Neg. Renlat $1300/
nawip1per ls1ulljec1101ncFed· 4br 2ba, Cul·da·sac, Commu.nlty tonn1s. &. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •545·4855• ctosel, dishwasher. month 21 3·262·3068
---------v private extra large N.B. Rm w/b.ith, W1D. FOR RENT 2769 1111 Fair HoHlno Act ol 1968 H COSTA MESA 1024 romodot, assumnblo pools. Gato guarded. Beautiful, New 2 '2 polio from hving room. steps to H20. reduced 1---------
ame"d•• which ma-es tt 1111911 financing. $395,000. Coron a De I Mar *Studio $625.* cornor unit In Back dd 1 t 11 f renl ror Ille duties MONEY
to Mftrtlsc "an, prel111nce. 639·3011 or 722·0866 Propor11os 673·8494 New paint/carpet, frig, Bay w/lorge windows ~dr~10~0~:1~8 ° sto~-Fem prel 723.4014. Ofc Suite 841 sq.ft. TO LOAN
1tmll11fo11 er dlsutm11111lon Gorgeous View! utts lnctd, yrty, n/pets. and high ceilings ago spnco. Vertical ---------• 3 Pvt Olllcos nnd 2914
llutd on race, color. r1U9ion. Roducodt $209,400 Absolute Finest L 0 v •IV 2 b r 1 b • 760·17t 3 or 675·9205. Pvt gar, w;d, Ip, trig. b 11 n d s 1nc1 u de d NB M/F 10 shnro wt R 0 c 8 P 11 0 n 0 r 0 0 . liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
H 11 di I Ulat1Utu1111 Jenny Bradley, Bkr Gorgeous Cusl om Duplex. fp, yard, gar, Gated Community young prof upscale tg o N Bl d Q E a llfyl •. an ~P. am ... •a 7 6 4 5 3 9 4 1 or Home In Linda Isle. stove, frig, now paint ---------$1435. 789-1746 throughout, skyt1ghl In 2bd, nr bch. w;d, gar 441 Id ewport v . ulck asy ua ntl 11atieNIW1tlll.oun lnten-11... 14· • s11 2o.mo 731.4448 CORONA living room, unique Nwpl Sch S1220. Simple 1pg application m11l11ftYSUCll,,.tertnce.llml· 714·967·8896-poger Approx. 5.000.s .f. Lido Isle, lutty turn, bathroom/ vanity1 pkgS700Git63t-4976 714·650-9505 Forturlherlntocalt
lo I.... I ·• Private Dock for a DEL MAR 262" · t br, ulls & gar lncld. d I 1 N t t 714-574-3950 Ill •or• _.,m 11111 011. Reduced to s 1721950 L y ht ---------~ ross ng aroa. eu ra NB The portoct room· Tiii wltt not very arge ac . COSTA MESA 2124 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii No pots. $825 mo yrty. cnrpet throughout! ti b I ---------' lltWlft.IP" Walk 10 Harbor & Principals Only 714·772·9272 C II mate w1 ea pro es· INCOME kn1WNl9ty KCllll llllY tdftrtlst· Wilson shopping ctr· 714-6 7 5·9396 Open Hae Sat-Sun 10-4 1...,....---..,.,-----:..,..,...-arport Sia 10 ac· s1ona1 who lives OC
m1111tor111luL111wftlcllls ln Nico 3BR. 2BA. 2·car1 _____ _,..___ 617 112 Poinsettia Sunny Versai lles commodale 1 vehicle and travels a 101 dur· PROPERTY 2790 ANNOUNCEMENTS
Ylolatioll 11 tllo law. Our rudcri garage. Lrg rear yard. Bluffs Townhomea 2bd/1 ba Garage, small Upstairs unit. LR/DR, Studio Groot toc;ltlon Included. Vory bnght ing tho week. I am iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil .. •••••••• .,. lllft'J lnlorm.O 11111 Ill Agl, 642·1872 2bd, vlow S192K yard, hkups. 405 t. 2 + 2. New ww-carpet. at top of Superior I and open hvtng area! never home on weok· t•
d t"I A •50 3822 Harbor. $850. Avl 7-1. L k't h A. /H t L Ga ~go t~undry pool Catt now, wont last• ends. You will !'lave Seller D eaperata
Hunt Bch 2 U 2BR 4llwtlll111 a411nt11H 111 n s gt v • g 1 c . tr ea . g ru , u • • S1470. 789•0931 11..,,.,., n ~It on M ---------i--_,...-..,.....,,_..,,,........,...,...--557·5538 nftor 7pm gar .• patio. $1300/mo. tennis, gnlod socunty the master bedroom
__ .. -.. .... NII&. llcom-FOUNTAIN Lido Isle Cottage ------....,.....---bldg. $750. 631·8097 and both plus on extrn =.,""'.:':"..:.::7! .. ._, call HUO 034 Bankruptcy Auction Small 2br 1 be. large ---------I••••••••• room for an ort1ce or? ,.._ --VALLEY 1 142 via undmo yard, storage, w/d, COSTA MESA 2624 MISCELlANEOUS and run puviloges ot
Toll·ht II 1·lllO·UH5'0. Fat iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Auction June 22, 3 PM car por t, no pots. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Can't seem to the botanco of the
1 SBA 111 Ort income ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Approx 10,200s I lot 2920
Can poss bid add t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii units Ruby, Agt
1MWlll.llillllorl,OC .. 1pl1ase Open Houses 6/7, 6/8, SIOOO 650·5160 RENTALS place. Poot, gerogo. tallHUOal42'·lSOO. Affordable 2Bedroom 6 114 N oo n-4 PM.1-..,,,...---=--..,.....,...--$575. & Up, 1·2 Br get to all those w/d, etc. 5600/per
• 1·800-685·8077• Books and Chart9 Neadadll Orange
Coast College )•
bulldtng a new public,
Nautical Library! We.
need nautical books,
char1s. guides, Instru-
ments. All sublecta
and areas needed bV
our students • 5,000 annually! Your glfl.J
are tax deducllblt
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arrange pick up and
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T home Like a Summer Rental Collages Move In own · 3 BR, 1.s BA strada · • repair jobs month plus t/2 tho ••••••••• stngte Fam Home dbl location, stops 10 3bd, 2bo. 1625s.f. Lrg Speclal. Near Beach. u 111111 es . T 0 d Gar. Only $129,900 C f d ,1 garage, boautllully 714·548·2421 around the house? 002 BUSINESS & Broker 714·840-4283 beach. alt or od 1 landscaped. Nr 405/ ---------Let the ROOMS 2706 646"2 Iv mos. HOUSES/ lnf2o5, 6Co9u7117or7 & A2s3s~c. 73/55 lwys. Furn or E'elde Studio full kit Claaslfied Newport CoHt FINANCE
• • unfurn'd. 548·9232 & bath, pvt entrance, Beautllul & Exclusive ••••••••• patio. Alt uus ~cable Service c d d Penthouse Condo pd . N /smkr/pets . CM/Nwprt Hgts Area 2 +2 on o. bran
Oceanvlew • 2000sf,1_H_U_N_T_l_N_G_T_O_N___ Roi's. $650. 650·4778. Directory Malo pro l'd . N/S. now. Gate guordcd. ---------
CONDOS HUNTINGTON
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714·262·1148 HARBOUR 2142 1\f'l!WPORT reliable help. tight ktt priv. S3101 S54s+utts. 245·7335 OPPORTUNITY * BIKE TO BEACH 3Bdrm 1.SBa Fplc.
Onty $75.000. A gt.
Ron Young 548·0919
ni;; 642•5678 share utlt. +dep. Reap . n/s prof 'I 2904 VERSAILLES BEACH 2669 Ken, 642-1770 seeking same to stir
Light & Brighi Studio Waterfront Fabulous iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii homo '" COM, n/pets. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Beat Location!
3Br + den, lam rm
w/fp. Plush carpet.
Marble lloorlng &
$82,000 3 + 3 /Den/Dln/Gar/ ----------"---------1 BR Facing Fountains Dock avall, ton, Pis, Call 714"673"3348 $ BIG MONEY$
$121,500 Furn, FP. Fr Doors ---------SA 2624 COSTA 1\•CSA 2624 PhOne Cerd Routes
Quiet 2nd Floor 1BR $3350 Agt. 675·9505 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA ME m . .i;; GARAGES Now locattons v1t~=~~e°oA l ~;;;;;;;&;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ FOR RENT 2740 s~~g:~~/~;~';' morel $254,900
Nancy Luksa·Agt
714-843·6 767
1 BR Lrg Sunny Patio NEWPORT lfl
$158,000
2BR oversized PenlhSI BEACH
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Ch•rmlng &
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1·3/4BA home. Many
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7 t 4·848-7020, owner.
OPEN HOUSE
SE.AFAIRE
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2BR Penthouses
$385 000
MaryAnn MoOulr•
640-6770
ems Realty Group
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out, 3-car gar, poolf CONDOS 8802 Lowm•ad Or.
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SEEIUNG
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Wick•• Furniture Is
occeptlng appllcallons
tor both full and part·
time c1orlcat1. Must be
respon11blo, depend· able and motivated.
EJCcellent benefilS
package. Reloll hours.
Seafood Now hiring: Please be aware that Sheraton Dresser, ES'T"A'TE Compulsive shopper BMW 9030 S600. or bHI offer. h 1 1 1 1 bed, mining lamp, From 1800-1960. .J..l'l. 909·358-4840 _ Seafood Consultants/ t e I 11 ngs n th s cat· clock, lltl'lo graphs, 1 pc to entire estate. AUCTION flllod house. Tons of iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Customer Service for ogory may require you cyrllal. All must go. Paintings, china, Stulfll All for sale .. at •95 CENTURY -... ,;.
our new locallon In 10 coll a 900 numbor Best Offed 733.9986 glsware, furn, etc. n.u-t( Al# IWD/Wfi• bargain prlcesl (Many '87 BMW 325 Red,
3004
Handsom• Attorney
Seeks very attractive
allm whl female 26·34
for dating.• 360·4947
C.M .. 154 e. 17th St. In which thoro Is a 40Yr NB Res 673.6223 ,.,.J~,._.r-n,-. Items still In original alarm, 6 cyl. 5spd, Auto. A/C, P/S, P/\N~
Wiii troln on HD food chargo per minute. MEET Aaiict""· r.i.c Am boXHI) Car parts and AC, all pwr, sunroof. P/Locks, P/Seat, ABS{. ,
knowledge, must have ---------A ... ~ ... T..,.. "'C.cluril>k• products, domoatlc 57~95/obo. 640-4888. Cassell•, Cruise, T1I customer service ,nsoooo · J t 11 nc 9 brand 11'528409 $8,99Sl
Owporlonce. contact·. EMPLOYMENT , • .. ,,_7 opp a 0 • •95 3181 conv. rod/ ORANGE COAST
SCHOOLS &
INSTRUCTION 3012
Apply In parson at:
Wick•• Furniture
3200 Harbor Blvd Costa Mosa, CA
~ someonespeclal APPLIANCES 6011 llt00ua,c;1 ... ,F'_.,,..,., new men'• s hirts, tan, auto, 2tk ml ..
Ezequlol Rocha. WANTED 5535 through classified iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii J 21 'f 1 pants. and s hoos, new tags. fact war. 8 U IC K Apply In poraon: ___ ;;._____ une pm cloanlng products and $25,900. 646·4036.
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Orange, CA. tuoua wom•n to ES'T"A'TE New, never used, with Please Note: •95 BMW 3251 4dr, Computer S•l•s Ace 714·921·2632 Ext. 258 tako care of oldor .J.n grill, Orop·ln, Stainless l801~ucn) 324-,_2.~1101t4 This Sale wlll not whit e/oyster. 39k.l-------
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•Math. (Arithmetic 01 robotic lax systems Good Pay, Good cook rofs. Christine $1200 Must Sell $600 0RJ:"VPR'<; Sale Sat 8 /21 9.3 (#EZ0561) $241..9BBliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii ,
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•Physlcs •TermPape11 Sele• 5200-5500/.wk. Salos. Appointment An1lquu,Fin•Am 2021 lrvlne/Nof20th 11'676341 $27,977 llhr lnl .. full pwr.' • soiling onlyl Anaheim DOMESTICS 5540 An•lq1ttf..,..&Colkctibla FURNITURE 6014 Lexus $4 000 074·2351• •Reading • Test Prep Great hours. Fax Info Aroa 540•7802 '2so.ooo i11J-..17 •SAT 9am Househld Mlaslon Viejo • •
(CBEST, GAE. SAT) to: 714·8 75·78B2 11,,,_.,C:lau.Rprnm OFFICE Items, books. tons 01 1_800•889_5398 '78 Seville 2nd
Study Skills. For lreo ----..........,,..-..,.....,..,..,,,....--Tr•v•I Assistant *HOUSEMAN* J Daybd Trndl, twin mall FURNITURE & clothes. furn, & misc!--------owner, xln1 cond, 1 n formation ca II : FLOWER SALES Entry level position 9 Years Exp. Clean & unc 21 't' 1 pm 1 880 Capital (Wiison) 1990 BMW 3251 rebuilt ong. New trans.-,
Jim Madia 547·MATH Outgoing, onorgellc, FT, no exp necessary. malnlaln largo homos. LiJo M1trina Villagt ':~~~::~'g,~~m ~~or. EQUIPMENT 6047 4-Dr 5.spd. Bronzo/ custom wire whls, "
Tutor·College English experienced only. Groot travel benefits. Outdoor duties, car 1 · · ox ---------1 Tan' Loother Interior. $2950/obo. Need to· 1 Teacher. Test Prep: Every Bloomln Thing Call 714·983·8747 caro, pet care, driving, (800) 334-0104 Dealgnor Sele Professional Ught·Box NEWPORT Looks & Runs Groall aell! 88B·0277 ~
GED;SAT;TOEFL. ESL 250 E. 171h St. CM. warehouse cooking, serving. Xlnt rouUCTioN11001uat Tables, chairs. sofas, Bretford Accullght BEACH 6169 Loaded. ABS. Driver '82 Cadlllac Eldo
Mrs. Blackstone 720·1386 ___ 6_4_6,,..·7_8_99___ Wi c kes Furniture Is NB refs. 653-3650 nRF'.VP_R'<; pict ures, rugs & Model 6000, $150.00 Air Bag. Now brakes, V·8, Aulo, A/C, Lthr
Laborers Ea rn up to accepting appllca1lons Exp'd CNA & HHA ll=~li!Pi!.iejjjM!ftrHt!!!!~·~1~~A~n~t~lq~u~e;s.;,7~6~0~·;8~1~4~3~ Fial file lor ar1 or blue· timing bolt, ballery & Interior, Full Power. TUTORING $600 Weekly Long for both lull and par1· seoka companion I!: prints 7-drawer, Xlnt 8-12 Collectibles. tires .• 58,900. OBO $2 ,500 974-2351 Credenllaled Teacher distance phone com· limo warehouse. Must caregiver position Entrtn Cab/Pd s3.ooo cond. s200. 752-2827 gloss, prints, paint-633·6870 or 452·1686i---------
Most Subjects-ESL. pony Is seeking peo-b o resp on s I b Io• ___ 1_14_·_64_5_·_64_4_4__ ~efST RC.fS Qtl).oll g nelsws, OcBhOrry72~i~ . .,2~ovl lng3s'12wohirlpootDdlryor. All Kinds of Jobs For Math·Road·Speclal Ed 1 t depend ab Io and · · ~ ~ 1 over r ve ---------P o to servico s ore-Immaculate!. n/smkg PETS & All Kinds of People. Remedla1lon 644-0325 front promollonol box mo1lvaled. Excollonl Arizonans seek to Ikea sleeper sofa BUICR 9035 Classlfled.
route. 1-800-354·7331 benoll1S package. House-Sit. 713o.8/t5. Anliqunlo'50t ~ Fall colors. 2 mos. ANIMALS 6049 •••••••••liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------
TRAVEL 3014 Lingerie Homo Party ~~~~ hfn"rsporson at: Janet 1·888·213·9327 •Est.L.agw\ldellltsbuy: old. 5200· 650"8703· TRANSPORTATION
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Reps 5210, 3 nights/ Wi c kes Furnltur•1 .. •••••••• s1Yer,gless,P1Wi9, Moving Sale Antique Long Hair male Sable •••••••-Two Round Tri p woek. No Modeling! 3200 Harbor Blvd 1• poroelaln,chlna,poflery, bedroom set $1500. Brown k It ton· (714) 979 4458 Costa Mesa, CA MERCHANDISE oldoos"~ora...... Antique dining rm sot Intelligent, playful and --------Vouchers from LAX 10 • , .. ,. ""' sociable. 4mos old. POWER BOATS d , --------jewelry bronzae Mn $1200. 645-1790 ~=~~~goopgoono Tr~~e1' M:e~~a~n~~: ,~orso~fc'1~ .----IR_·_ff_O_m_e __ .., per!Od~. • ., Solld Teak P•t101---7-14_._05_4_.3_2_4_6__ 7012
s 1 7 5 /e a · ca 11 sovera1 locations. Sales/Closers deoo'8tiYeot>jectl. Furniture Wholesale BICYCLES iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 818·8 1 0·3848 Call John 673-7200 ANTIQUES 6010 •Oneilemorenlirllltatl Pricosl Oval, roctan-6060 1 went to Partner
MEMBERSHIPS
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Meet Your Mat•
Great Expectations
$3000 Value. Now
S 1500/obo 644-6887
EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYMENT
5530
New innovative quahty • ~ gular. round & octago· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii In to 25·.30· power
Plumber, llconsed home improvement Why ploy Hide 'N •Eslalesales~ , nal toblo sets wllh Trlcyclo adult side by boat lor bay cruising.
local plumber seeking product. Fresh quality Seek wllh childcare? •Immediate cash chairs & umbrellas. side cl'lalr soots. Xlnt 645·2448
Exp'd Journeyma n. ca 11 c 1 a a a I fled '\ g-J7Jl S toamors & chaise condl S290. 673·0492 Fax Info and avail· leads provided. ~ 714-..t.4 41 1oungos. 544-7268 --------
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wanted for be11er Pmt•1'11ne .. $51r/... -----------.. MERCHANDISE GOODS 6065 CFJ 14ft R•clng women's clothing out· FuU·TIIM ... $11l/•. MISC. 601 S liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sa II boat S 2 500.
let on Newport Blvd. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii America's Cup His· 675-3551, days or Fax res: 818-305· 1342 One owner company tory 11 VCR tapes, 642·6762, evenings. Petfect Cortw '98 Craftsman. Gaa Roc ept NB Law Office ,.____._ • _ __,_ Mower Model 917 catalog, memorabilia. Lido 14 w/trailor.
FT h Ito co p --·-n-·-'1J •.o HP $200.00 Tennis drosses, small. $800/obo. 786·4731. · P ones. 1 m · 838-~.r39 <.I Christino 854·4471 front olc manner & ~ 714·721·4008 style. SS.hr 760·1400 .__ ______ ___,j
Rec • pt lonls l/Counter
FT phones porlorm II
clorlcal/admin work.
THE FIRM by John MARINE SLIPS
Grisham. 1st Ed111on GARAGE SALES DOCKS 7022 St 75. 714·751·0285 -----Musi be responsible Admlnlstretlvo/Shlp· bnght & friendly. NB
ping Laguna Beach For an lnlervlew call: •
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iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii60iilii7 DEL MAR
Dock, Xlnt Location. (very secure), water/
eloct. 673·7877 Film Co. seeks sell H E I a H T s
motivated individual MOTORSPORTS
lor enlry level FIT 831·7351
V Rtcepli<wl
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6122
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ESTATE SALE!!
Fri/Sat/Sun
9am-4pm
1501 Baydero Terrace
Primo Newport
Harbor Sllp In Trade
for ocasslonal boat
uso by local business
man. 30·501t power· boat pref'd. 631·6864
Side T ie for 25' boat.
"D ,, og.
"'P ,. erro.
"Hund.··
"Ch . ., ien. position. Excellent --------compuler skills req'd. Rec eptionis t/Office
Also responsible for Support Exper'd, shipping duties. some a n s we r in g busy
use of car. S10.hr phones. Xlnl lypist.
Fax Rosu me to flexible. sharp. Must MFFDC 714·376·4147 be detailed & resp. w/
Boat Rental bright personality to
Manllgement position dazzle cllonts In our
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W a 1 e r /e I e c I rl c It y .
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S 1 O./pcr fl. 675-6128
Wanted Slip lor classic
Mac Quetra 16/500 TRADE 50' motor sallor. 14' Qajli.filot
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You can't be looking Rec eptionis ts for SERVICES 5533
too hard! WANTED 15 Irvine Travel Agency. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii people to fill various Positions aro Mon-Fri.
positions from waro· One position, 7A·4P,
house to manago· the other Is Noon·6P. ment .• No. experience Phones. groet guesls
necessary. Call Now, & data entry. Darlene.
Brent (714)891-5784. 714·752·5456 X204
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ACROSS
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snooc>ed 6 August person. 9=V 14 Pleoly
15 Olive -of the
comics
countryside 58 F1ot1st s 1t11m
61 Proverb
62 Lennon's wile
63 Sporty plac:e
64 Howled
65 La B1e11 -1>4IS
66 Golf·course
worker
16 Tennessee -
Ford DOWN
17 Wide street I Sneros
19 Solemn 2 Melville novel
20 Turf 3 Po1a10
21 Iowa town 4 House wing
22 Walked wilh a 5 Poor grade
swinging gait 6 Garden solls 23 Young lady 7 •Jone -''
25 Anlmal skins 8 Aulo ~oneer 26 Musical Interval 9 Let slide
29 011 org. 10 Actor Flynn
31 Sc.ents 11 Not appropnale
32 Game of chance 12 Contributes
PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOl.VEO
36 Burglar's target 13 Pay attenhon 30 Burst Caverns
37 Baltpanc official 18 Rose holders 33 Expel 49 Oklahoma tnbe
38 Actor Grey 23 Weaker. as an 34 Chess piece so Whirlybird
AO Tortilla treal o~cuse 35 Shout blade
A3 Spicy cuisine 24 01 Blue Eye-; 37 Rocky 51 Colorless
45 Expens e11 Moun1a1n lnbe 52 Glasgow na1111e 46 Sadger 25 Fondle 39 Director 53 Moon QOddoss
Ar t,1111 26 W Hcm1sphe1e Spoke -54 Overwhelmed
50 Up11s1ng alliance 41 Frayed 55 Transmit
51 Exlingulsh (II 27 Popular 42 Sorbet 56 Worship
hre) seafood 43 Tllbal leader 59 Fond du -. 2 -gin 28 Soy product 44 Anltque aulo Wis
54 Serpent 29 Castillo on 4 7 Dutch cheese so ·is 11 a boy -57 Of lhe "Miami Vice 48 Virginia's -girt?"
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CHEVROLET 9045 CHRYSLER 9050 DODGE 9065
Bridge
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
Oolh vulnerable South deals.
NORTH
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WEST f:AS'f
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SOUTII WEST NORTll EAST
l• Uhl 4• Ohl rru1. Pn.... P.•M
Opening leod 'rwo or Q
Looking ot all four homls, 1t is
eosy to see that four spades doubled
con be defoated one trick. The prob-
lt'm is I low can Easl convince part·
ner that the nine of hrart11 wa11 a
singlt'lon? Think about it.
We are not enamored wilh West's
detiRion to make a lakrout douhle
of one 11p11de. We would opt for an
overcall of two diamondR. hoping to
get a chnncr Lo 11hnw cl11hii cheaply.
That woulrl havr nllowf'd F.nRt-West
to get lo a mnkohl<' five dinrmmds,
fnrcinf( Notth·8n11th to i;ncrifice at
five spades.
FORD 9075 FORD
HONDA 9085 LEXUS 9115 MERCEDES 9130 ROLLS ROYCE 9 18?
'94 Accord EX Blk/
blk all pwr auto, AC.
(#018148) $15,577
'91 Accord EX
4dr. white, CO, mnt1.
(#072711) $11,977
Le•us MIHlon Viejo
West, rl'lu<·t.ant lo lf'ad away from 1 __ 1_.0_0_0_·6_0_9_·5_3_9_8_
lhe m1nor·i1u1t tenacc11, selected 11 '94 Civic EX
low heart for the 1nilial irnlvo Runs great, all power.
Declarer won in hand with thr kmg sunroof, AC, alarm.
and led a low 11pndc Ul the king and s 11,000. 642·3623
ace. Anxfou11 lo gl't partner in for a 1---------
hParl rurr, Eai<t rcturnl'd the rour or ISUZU 9100
clubs. West took the acl' hut, 1111for· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
tunntely, tricd to give parlncr o
c/11/i mfr. Thi' contrat'l rnuld now no
longer he defoalt•d, Rmcr tht• only
entry lo the Wei<t hand hod hccn
removed. Wh11t went wron~?
Not easy to spol, und il rrqu1rrR
.!lome ndrnil inforrnrf's. Aner wtn·
ni ng the ace of 11parles, ERRt should
return a dinmond. which dummy
will ruff. On the trump l<'ad from
dummy, Ea11t win11 the qurrn and
now 11h11\.<1 to 11 low club I low dlW'R
that help?
'92 TROOPER
Auto, vs, AC
(200439/903924)
$17,495
Toyota of
Huntington Beech
714-847-8555
JEEP 9110
'93 EAGLE
VISION TSI
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
'82 Le•ua SC400 91'000 SltC BlkJBlk
CPe Best deal of tho 1mm1cula1e & Loaded
yoarl (vln#3BFP872) C11m Slgnalurt Whls
SUl,897 $33,950. 283·1777 LM Beech Motors
842~0868
77' Sliver Shadow
II. 751h An1nverary · _ ..
Mode I 8 61( m I, •••• $20,000.obo 345-0104 •
•92 Lexus SC400 MERCURY 9135 SATURN 9190 ,
J ad e. I u 11 o P II on. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Razor sharp. Cer11f1ed '78 Grand Merqula 1"
#001208 $27,977 39k orig ml. 4dr.
'94 Le•ua GS300 Reduced to S3000 Black/Ivory. Full spec 640·8070 only 23k. Ctrtlfled
#067344 s2e,277 '94 COUGAR
'94 L••US 05300 Full Power Loadeo Black/Ivory. full op-Moonroof & More
lion. Chromes. Cer11· #631369 18,999
~~~0204 s27,877 ORANGE COAST.
'95 LHUS SC300 p 0 N T I A c
'95 Saturn SLI
Sedan Air, PS, cass, -
PW. PL, 1111. CC '!
Xtra •harp! ,.,
#345956. $9999
ORANGE COAST -
GMC
714.444.5200
Black/Ivory. Full op· 714 444 5200 TOYOTA 9210
lion. Certif 1od. 3 1 k • • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
#029209 $35,977 ---------'98 Lexus SC300
White, only 8k, SAVE NISSAN 9150
H u G E . c e r 1111 e d iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
*036182 $37,777
·Lexus·
Mission Vlelo
1 ·800·609·5398
'94 Lex us ES300
1-ownr. low mi, Llhr,
Mnrf. Champagne.
$21,500. 646-22U
'92 Pathfinder Black
2-wht drive, 641( m1, 5·
spd, ac, tow pkg, cd,
$12,500.obo 427-1828
'91 COROLA
3R5 COUPE
5·5,ld. A C. P S. C:is·
Sr Ile. Till Allo~ s
.,457332 $4,999
ORANGE COAST
JEEP
714·549·8023 West should rrnson lh111, with o
douhleron heart. thcrr is no reason
why East should not return thnl
suit rather than hroarh dinmond11
And with n singl!'lnn rluh, n rlub
return on winnmg the ace of spades
would be automatic Thert'forl', thu;
sequence of playi; muiit ~how n stn·
VS, Lcathr, AJC, PIS.
P/W, P/Locks. P/Seat.
ABS. CO Player,
Cruise, Tilt, Alloys
#528409 $9,999 -MAZ--D-A----
9
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12
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5
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ORANGE COAST
'92 Sentra
Auto, ac (2005891710363)
$8995
Toyota of
Huntington Beac h
847·8555
'92 4 Runne r 4x4
SAS. 1rnrl lull P""' (w0495511 $AVE
'96 RAV4 4xA. onl/
JEEP
714·549·8023
gleton heart. Beautiful. 1f you can •---------
work it out. LAND ROVER
9113 I.earn to he a ht'ttt'r bridge
p I ayer! Sub 11c rib c now to th c I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Goren Bridge Letter by calling
(800) 788-1225 for information.
Or write to: Gore n Bridge Let-
te r, P.O. Rox 4410, Chic-o~o. Ill.
606M.
'93 Range Rover
BAG. One owner.
Loaded. Chromes. Lo
Lo miles. (626000)
'94 Discovery
1 local owner. Perl
cond. Loaded. Lo
mlles. (095158)
'94 Mazda Ml•t• ac, am/Im cass, OLDSMOBILE 9155
Gk new Lexus traoc.
cruise. Limited Ed ltlon iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii wllh Hardtop
(101123/512549)
$17,995
Toyota of
Huntington Beech
714·847·8555
(#07111 8) S1 8 577
'96 4 Runner Lid '
4x4. Every option
'97 Protege LX
7k ml. Many extrasl
(vln,; 3UAX267)
$11,998
Beach Motors
842·6666
'85 Cutlass Cierra poss. Only 8k mo
4 door. V6. auto. all (_.034378) SAVE
power, $1300/obo. Lexus 723·1504 Mission Viejo
1 ·800·699·5398 '92 Olds 88 Royele -:-=-=-=--..,.---=,..,..---Sedan Loaded , '92 Toyota Plck·up _
I m m a c , h u r r y ! Oolu•e e1<tra cab. V6
(vln#3DGN638) bedltner, Sspd, AC,
$8497 PS. 1111, CD, slep
Beach Motors bumper. Sliding rear
842·0066 window, Very clean
9075 GEO 9080
'92 Range Rove r ---------
County. Sliver beauty. MERCEDES 9130
Books/records. Tr ave I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'93 Olds Clere Sdn *029073 $9999
Lo mt. we perfect' ORANGE COAST
(vln#3CHF716) 56997. GM C _
In style! (610123) '85 Mustang Conv '94 Mlete Blk/lvory '95 GEO PRISM '84 50.0 SEC Aed/blk
A Summer of Joyl lthr, CD. alloys. all pwr au10, ac Mission VleJo Xlnt cond. 1381< mi.
B•:::.::So~gr• 714·444·5200 -:;
Wht w/shlny now blk (#000706) $14,977 (200550/028543) Land Rover S13,900. 631-0261. ---------
top. Powerful SL auto· Lexus $11,995 714·365·8750 '87 190E SON PLYMOUTH 9165
mallc S3495. 546-4379 Mission Viejo Toyota of Auto. sharp. hurry! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'85 THUNDERBIRD 1 ·800·669·5398 Huntington Beach (vin#3EHX992) S7944.
V·8, NC. Full Power, '94 Mustang LX 714-847·8555 LEXUS 9115 Beach Motors
AM/FM Stereo. Tinted Conv. auto, while.1 _________ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 842·6666
Glass. S2,500. Please chromes. (#103879) HONDA 9085 '92 Le•u• SC300 -.-9-6_M_E_R_C_E_D_E_S_C_2_2_0_
Call 714-636-0409. S15,877 While, cer11l1ed, lull Silver/Grey . Only
•88 ESCORT Lexus option. Lexus lease 10,000 local mllos.
5 spd, am/fm cass Mission VleJo '88 Accord LX return. Factory warranty.
12005121358569) """"'""1_·....,8=0_o_._6_6_9_·_5_3_9_B_ 5·Spd, A/C, P/S. #006694 $26,497 Many extras Pristine
. $5495 88' Tempo, 4·door, Cruise. Ttlt, AM/FM '94 Lexus GS300 (347573) S29,690
Toyota of pwr locks/windows, (101289/065805) While/Ivory. Certified. Land Rover
'96 NEON
Auto, NC. P/S, P 'W,
P/Locks, Cass, Cruise,
Tiii. Prior Rental
#681354 $9,999
ORANGE COAST
PONTIAC
714·444-5200
'93 4 -Runner B1k ,_
Loaded' Full pwr. ac
4wd new tnes. cass, snrl. S17K 675·0232
'95 Te rcel SON
A1..110. 1mmac, hurl')l4 -:
(v1n•OOO-l203) $8944 • -
Beach Motors "' 8 42·6666
VOLKSWAGEN 9239
Huntington Beach cass. cc, runs great. S7995 Full option. Won't last. Mission Viejo 7 1 4-847.9555 51995. 644•6758 Toyota of #068300 $26,731 •3SS·8750-w '69 Bug Rebuilt eng,
Huntington Beach '94 Le•us LS400 ---------•PONTIAC 9170 new slarter & orakcs
'88 TEMPO GL 90' Mustang LX 714·847·8555 Crystal quartz. Full 64' 230SL Conv. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Xlnl cond! Must scll'I
Auto. A/C. P/Locks, Conv. 5.0. White. ''·-=8-=8,....,,c:-:1-v.,...lc--=o,..,x,..,..... -4-.d-r-5. option. Certified. Don't Newly restored, new S2300.obo. 548·0569 Fully Loadedl 77K miss this one. lnler, lnclds Hard Top. '92 Grand Am Sdn
'66 Corvette Stingray
Coupe. Yellow, all
books + records.
Remember Vo1terdoyl Musu em Oualityl
Priced 10 sell (101429)
P/S, Cass, Tilt. Alloys $7000.obo 650·3333 spd, am/Im cass. ale. '41204755 $33,977 $17,500.obo 375-0104 Auto. xlras. lmmac! ---------'93 LeBaron Conv '92 E•plorer #128147 $3,999 Excellent Cond!! ,9 4 Lexus LS400 (vln#3BJV997) $6688 AUTOS
WANTED a uto, p/s. p/w, p/ 4X4 Ono owner. XII ORANGE COAST $3500. 650·8841 Beech Motors locks, am/Im cass. Loather. Etc. Loaded. GEO 9080 •90 A d LX Black/black. Full 0P· Can't seem to 842·6866 cust whls, Xtra clean. (E06998) J E E P ccor • 4·dr tion 27k. Mini. Corti· 9246
MIHlon VleJo
Lend Rover
714-365-8750
'95 Astro Ven
"6. Loaded, Uke New
.(200588/SB205266) .. $17,495
Toyota of
}iuntlngton Beech
, 714·847·8555
tiuy II. Sell It. Find It.
• Clesslfled.
(101180/PF678988) Land Rover 714 549 8023 Sedan, A/C. 5spd, fled. get to all those
$10,995 Mission Viejo • • •95 GEO METRO am/Im cass. orig "'196780 $34,977 repair jobs
Toyota of *365·8750* '91 Explorer 0 w n er· 6 7 K m I. '96 Lexus ES3 oo around the house? Huntington Beech "Eddie Bauer" 4x4, LSI COUPE S8800.obo 644·8258. While/Ivory. Full op-
714·847·8555 '94 Viper Roadster (v1nNU018085) Auto, A/C, AM /FM •93 Accord LX 11on. 17k. Cer1ilied. Let the
Black Beauly Only 59988 Stereo. Prior rental. Auto. lmmacl N 166884 $28,977 Classified
CLASSIFIED HK miles. Loaded, Beech Motor• Super Gas Saverl (vin#3CUK404) ·L••us· Service It's the resource you A/C, Etc. Flawless 842•6666 ..,739703 $6,999 SI0,997 Mission Viejo ~y~i~~un~lon~~r~~~n~ (102~1;~d Ro;:;·9901---------ORANGE COAST Beech Motors 1·800·669·5398 Dlrectofiry
d1se flems, because Mission VJeJo SELL 9 U I C K 842•8868 help you ind
our columns compel •365·8750* 714•444•5200 Clesalfled TRADE reliable help.
qualllled buyers 10 ---------The mosl comprehen-642·5678
Calll To place an ad In slve and current d1rec-th h I ·1· d Ctesatned Buy 11. Sell It. Find 11. roug c ass1 1e
Call 642·5678. Clasalfled. tory of goods and ser-642·5678 vices aroundl 642·5678
'9 5 Gr end Am GT, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
2-dr. Fully Loaded
with Alarm. Under
18K ml, $12.000.
714-645·91 53
195 GRAND PRIX
A u I o . A /C . P /S ,
P/Locks, Cassette.
Cruise, Tiii
WANTED Good usoo car, truck or van· ..
Will pay cash -PP 714·734-9233
ANTIQUES &
CLASSICS 9250
"'21 5651 $1 0 . 999 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~
ORANGE COAST
PONTIAC
714444·5200
'73 Maseretl Cnrocn
37k ml. Restored 10 all , -
original. S 13.500 o·' '
lrade! 996·5212 eves
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Don't know • keyboard ELECTRICAL 3610 HANDY MAN 3710 JEWELRY 3784 Prol & Personal Massage ·Old Country Tradesman· L1887398 089·1000 Llcflna 631·5081· • CLEANING from the on switch? for Men & Women Comp price 964-8872 •---------· ..
ASK ME ABOUT... SERVICES 3548 Call Jerry 850..0915 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Gih Certificates Avll ---------ROOFING Specialists R4tmodellng•Addlllons ---------S Wllllam Harold J eweler RN/LMT CM 722·9823 CHUNG'S PAINTING Summer Spec 10% OFF & Home Repairs. No Job iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Professional Service mall Job EXPERT •P•lnt/Cerpentry• 23Yrs Exp·Grt Price! •DAN DAWSON• All Stytes·fast-Oepeno3bt•
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