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Art broker Lee Schiel is
showing off his collection
of dinosaur eggs at Sfuzzi's
gallery in liiangle Square
this Saturday.
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ANEWUFE
Former drug addicts Ron
and Tammy Lounsbury are
on the road to recovery as
they make a new home
with son Patrick thanks to
a Costa Mesa shelter.
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• ~blnvoman tells
reporter Costa Mesa is
beset by 'ghe ttos,' gangs
and other problems.
By SUsan Deemer, Daily p;fot
COSTA MESA -A Sacra-
mento--based newspaper article
quoting Assemblywoman Mari-
lyn Brewer saying Costa Mesa is
beset by "gang problems, ghet-
tos and immigration problems"
has incensed city officials and
residents.
Tue article, j:>ublished July 7 in
Capitol Weekly, discusses the
character of the 10th Assembly
Disbict that Brewer represents.
Brewer told the reporter the com-
munity is a diverse one that
includes rich and poor alike.
Brewer, a resident of Newport
Beach, was attempting to negate
a perception held in the Sacra-
mento political community that
she represents a ~BMW-driving,
cellular phone-toting affluent
coastal area.·
But in doing so, Brewer's com-
ments painted a negative picture
of Costa Mesa that doesn't sit
well with local city officials and
Many of the kids say
they're glad to be back with
their friends and l earning
STORY BY MICHEUE TERWlUEGER
COSTA MESA -Long, lazy summer days
came to an end for Wilson Elementary stu-
dents Wednesday -tluee weeks earlier than
the rest of Newport-Mesa -but neither kids
nor teachers were complaining.
"They're all very eager to be here,• said
fifth-grade teacher Julie DiMaio. "They have
been begging for some hard work already.·
Fourth-grader Anna Mendez said she
likes the way school keeps her occupied.
·At school, we're always doing lots of stuff,
and at home we're bored,• Anna said. "When
we're out of school, we want to go back in.·
Wtlson Principal Sandy Bundy said the
school extended its year by 10 days in 1993 to
decrease the three-month lea.ming gap that
occurs in the sununer.
"The traditional calendar was meant for an
agrarian society," Bundy said. "But that's not
true for kids anymore."
Along with their longer year comes longer
spring and winter breaks.
residents.
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city,· wrote Nellor, 8 17-year resi-
dent.
He added: "Next time, how
about {sayingJ great shopping,
fine restaurants and wonderful
performing arts facilities as a tag
line for Costa Mesa,·
City Councilman Joe Erickson
said Brewer's comments could
harm the city's ability to attract
businesses and homeowners.
Brewer could not be reached
for comment Wednesday.
Brewer, which he forwarded to
Mayor Peter Bulfa along with a
copy of the article.
"I think it's highly inappropri-
ate for an elected official to make
disparaging remarks in the press
regarding people she represents,·
Erickson said. "It can harm a city
Resident Donald S. Nellor was
upset enough to write a letter to
~1 was very disappointed to see
your remarks disparaging my •SEE BREWER PAGE A15
Mesa
considers
throwing
in towel
• Board members will
discuss ending the costly
legal battle over Santa
Ana Heights. Irvine
Ranch merger.
By Susan Deemer, Dally Pilot
COSTA MESA -Amid lising
legal costs and heated conununi-
ty debate, Mesa Consolidated
Water District board members
plan to discuss whether to end
their battle over Santa Ana
Heights Water Co. at a special
meeting tonight.
Mesa's board members deci.d ·
ed to call the special meeting this
week because costs fueling both
political and legal battles are
becoming too high, said board
member Fred Bockmiller.
So far, Mesa and Irvine Ranch
Water District together have
spent more than $700,000
through July 31 -Mesa has
spent more than $225,000, Irvine
Ranch about $400,000.
"It's going to be an open meet·
ing to discuss various issues -
whether to continue with the law-
suit or Santa Ana Heights at all,
instruct the attorney to wind
down the lawsuit or whatever,'"
Bockmiller said.
Bock:miller said Mesa board
members only want to do what is
best to protect their community
from what they believe is a '"raw
deal.· He contends that Irvine
Ranch officials acted like a •soo4
pound gorilla'" when they took
over operations of the area Mesa
seived for the past 20 years.
•we wanted to spread out the school year
so we could have closer to continuous learn-
ing,• Bundy·saJd.
Students and parents have responded to
8 SEE WILSON PAGE A 15
MARC MAAT'tl / t\Al.Y Pl.OT
Lucia ,Gamino sends oft her daugbler, April, t, to her llnl day of klndergorten on
Wednesday al Wilson Elementary ID Cosa Mesa, the only l<hool ID the Newport·
Mesa School Dlstrtct that runs on an extended scbedule. Top photo, Luz Davis.
center, locates classroom ustgnments for her ftve granclcblldren at Wilson.
But it was Mesa officials who
gave Irvine Ranch a 304'lay
notice, saying they would shut off
vital water connections to Sant.a
Ana Heights residents U a con~
Debate sparks over
use <.!f farm money
• While school board members say $500,000 should
remain earmarbd for "sports facilities, budget" committee
members suggest maintenance needs come first.
By Michelle T~ D-*; Pilot
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•0on•t advance funds to plan
10D1etbing that you may not be
able to build. 'Jbat was the sense
of the racoau:nendation, • said
oomml-member Tum Muon.
"The $500,000 WOI labeled U
arclJl1ectWe and Pl4nnlD!I for the
building. It dooOn'I build any·
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Amaooa~ur
Kick up your heel,s for
a night of we~tem
fare and line dancing MARV WELLS
A westem-themed fun.
filled event is te.king
place on Sept. 1 to help
out Women of vs.ton, a pro-
gram of World Vi$ion. Women of
Vision is a non-profit 01'9aniza-
tion that focuses on helping
children and their families in
Africa, Latin America, Palestine
and Southern Ca.1.i.fomia.
. . --. -, -·i1 ~The ·basket. queen of Newp~rl Beac~,
. The Crazy Horse Saloon is
the site of this event, which will
take place at 5:30 p.m. There
will be a western barbecue, live
country music, line dancing and
~ live auction featurinq great
vacations, golf packages and
dinners. Tickets are $50 per per-
son. For more information, call
547-9571.
Periodically, Wolfgang Puck
teams up with Bloomlngdale'a
and offers cooking classes. To
be put on the mailing list, call
the Wolfgang Puck Cafe at 720-
9653.
If you've always wanted your
ears pierced, stop by Carlmar
(644-6950) at Fashion Island.
After your ears are pierced
you'll receive a 25%-off dis-
count card applicable on your
next purchase.
Carimar is an accessory store
for women that also sells hair
items, earrings and purses.
Best Buys reader Carol Somer
bas a best buy on everyone's
least favorite thing to spend
money on: auto maintenance
and repairs (l think auto repair
expenses are tied with dental
expenses). Somer says that
Claudio Pecora. owner of South
Coast German Can can make
the whole process a lot less
painful and a lot less expensive.
·These guys have just taken
over this auto business and are
doing a great job,· Somer said.
~They just did a full tune-up
and replaced front and rear
brake pads on my BMW for a
quarter of what the dealer
would have charged. And they
have the car ready exactly on
greer
wylder
time, pick you up at your home,
wash the car, and use real BMW
parts."
The repair shop bas a special
for first-time customers. a com-
plete oil change is $9.95. South
Coast German Cars (548-8650)
specializes in Porsche, Mercedes
Benz, BMW, Volkswagen and
Audi. It's located at 1626 Ohms
Way (near 1Tader Joe's) in Costa
Mesa.
My all-time favorite car
repair shop is Pacllic Auto Tech-
nlc.s (631-3188), which special-
izes in BMWs. I've never bad a
problem with their service, and
I've been going to them for the
last 12 yea.rs. The manager, Rick
West, is offering first-time cus-
tomers a special on oil changes.
Paci.fie Auto Technics is located
at 1786 Whittier Ave. in Costa
Mesa.
Kids love Fuhlon Island's
.. kiddie choo choo" that's
reopened for the summer
through Sept. 7 in front of
Robinson's-May. It's open Mon-
day through Friday from 10 a .m.
to 9 p.m., and on Saturday from
10 a.m. to 7 p .m ., and Sunday
from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more
information, call 721-2000.
• BEST 8UYS appears every Thursday
and Saturday. If you know of • good
buy, call me •t 540-1224, fax me at
646-4170, write me •t 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa, 92627, or e--mall me at
dpilot20earthllnk.net.
SHE IS
A basket-case perfectionist
over pleasing her customen.
A GIFT FOR BASKET-MAKING
Wells has no reservations
when it comes to promoting her
Newport Beach-based All Occa-
sion Gift Baskets.
•1 am the basket queen of
Newport Beach," she says, stand-
ing behind a counter covered
with stuffed animals, sticky notes
and giant Hershey's Kisses. •vou
can't just run a business like this
out of your home and get the
same feeling. The food in my bas-
kets comes from gowmet food
shows, not from Pie 'N' Save.•
Her basket-making business,
inside her Fax & Mail store on
MacArthur Boulevard, provides
goody-stuffed baskets wrapped
to perfection for any occasion.
Wells will pick the gifts for her
customers or allow them to put
together their own collection.
She'll even ship the basket, as
she does for much of her mostly
corporate clientele. The biggest
secret to her success, she says, is
stunningly simple: wwe are the
only company on the face of the
earth that stuffs the bows with
bubble paper."
WEAV1NG A NEW CAREER
Wells bas been developing
her technique for nine yea.rs
now, since starting her own busi-
ness after being fired from her
job at a mailbox store.
•111e owner got mean and
grouchy and fired all of us," she
says. •So I opened my own little
store with just mailboxes. Then I
added cards, and people loved it
so much that I kept adding gifts."
Soon she moved into gift bas-
ket design as a •natural progres-
sion.• When she started, she did-
n't even know how to make a
bow. Now the cascading loops of
color that top her baskets have
become her trademark.
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SUlllf FORECAST
LOCATION SIZE
Wedge 2-5 s
Newport 2~s
81adtles 2~s
R~ Jetty 2·5 s
CdM 2-4 s
llOATING
Light and variable
winds dur~ mom-
Ing hours I
become southwest
to westerly •t 15
knots during the
att.moon. Wind
The -48-year-old lives alone in
Irvine, in a house "so sparse you
wouldn't believe it." Her store's
walls are covered with balloons
and gift wrap and holiday deco-
rations and T-shirts. At home,
she says, her decorating barely
hints at any given holiday.
basket for a child she bad seen
injured in a car accident.
•She didn't know the kid, but
it flipped her out so much,• Wells
says. ·1 made her come back and
tell us bow the child was doing .
She came back and said every-
one was fine; we were really
happy."
pagne. •111en they'd start eating
this chocolate, and they'd love
you even more." .
The most important skill in
basket-mUing, she says, is
knowing what both the basket
sender and recipient want.
"U it's an ad agency getting
the basket, you'd want some-
thing fun like a fiesta basket,·
she says, pointing to a ra.inbow-
colored basket filled with pop-
corn and candy. •sut Don Bren
from the Irvine Co. doesn't want
to send a fiesta basket. I talk to
my customers, and I know what
they want.•
But when she comes to work,
she lives for the holidays. Orders for corporate thank-
you baskets are far more com-
mon., she says, espedally given
the store's location among John
Wayne Airport's office parks.
·rm so ready for Halloween,"
she says. w And at Christmas
time, which starts Nov. 1 for us,
we make hundreds of baskets
every day.•
CUSTOMER-ORIENTED
Her most touching basket-
making memory happened
when a woman bought a clown
·u you send this to them,
they'd want to do business with
you again because they'd be
totally happy," she says, pointing
to a black-bowed basket tilled
with chocolate, coffee and cham-
-Story by Jennifer Armstrong
Photo by Brtan Pobuda
waves will build dra-
matlcally to 2 feet.
and a 3-foot swell
will come from the
Southwest.
T10ES
TODAY
Rrst low
5:54a.m. 0.1
First high
12:15 p.m.
Second low
5.4
6:25 p.m.
Second high
0.9
After Midnight
FRIDAY
First low
6:38 •.m. 0.7
Flt'St high
12:25 a.m. 5.0
Second low
7:32 p.m. 1.0
Second high
1:04 p.m. 5.3
WATD
Ta9EltA1UllE: 70
We're still looklng at
the southern heml·
sphere swell from
almost exactly 180
degrees today. It
ought to keep pro-
viding us some pret·
ty fun waves, even
though the tropic.al
energy Is waning.
For the most part.
we should expect to
encounter surf that
ranges from waist to
shoulder high.
Atthough, getting
out to the focal
points will pay off
with overhead
waves and perh•ps
even some •roufld •
foot overhe.d. The
lmp«t of the tides
will probably mean
he.idlng up to the
r~ jetties to i.ke
advant.-ge of the
push.
NEWPORT RAOf
•Via Udo: A briefcase and other property worth $225 was
stolen from a car parked in the 3400 block.
• MacAl1hw Court: A computer worth $2,000 was stolen
from a business in the 4600 block.
• Plnehwst: A vandal poured paint on a car parked In the first
block, doing $500 worth of damage.
• MIKAl1hw 9oulevanl: A computer worth $5,000 was stolen
from a business in the 4000 block.
• Jtth Street: A booklet of checks was stolen from a home In
the 100 block.
COSTA MESA
• Faniew Roed: Computer equipment. • phone .net adding
machine worth $2, 199 was stolen from a conS1rudfon trailer in
the 2700 block. • ,... '°" Place: Speakers worth $400 were stolen from •
vehicle parked In the 2700 block.
• E.t .-w~treet: A laptop computer worth $5,500 was
stolen from an offke in the 100 block.
• SMt. AM Awnue: Oothes worth $436 were stolen from a
residential garage In the 2400 block.
• E.t 11th 5b'Mt: Took worth $450 were stolen from •
vacant duplex In the 200 block.
We have designs on you
THURSDAY. AUGUST 21, 1997
Critics missed point on Jason Rausch column
Best l can figure, reader
response to Saturday's col·
umn regarding events SW·
rounding the arraignment of
Jason Rausch on felony
manJlaughter charge1 was split
predsely down the middle.
I don't know about comments
made directly to the paper -you
will probably read them on the
Community Forwn page -but
letters and phone calls to me
were remark.
ably evenly
divided.
lialf the
people ciilled
me a louse, and worse; half said
things like •needed to be said,•
•that took guts• and •you're
go.Ing to catch hell for that one,
but you're right."
Most of my critics lost sight of
the column's primary thesis: My
reproach was not of Jason
Rausch, but of the yonng people
and their parents who appear to
be in complete denial that a
crime was committed.
Not one of my critics seemed
to pick that up, which is surely
my fault. not theirs.
U Juon's friends bad been
conying only signs that read,
"We're with you all the way,•
•we love you, Jason" and ·vou
have our support," I doubt fd
even have written the column.
Whlle I probably wouldo't
have called that level of support
admirable, it certainly would
have been undentandable.
What got to me was such plac-
ard state-
ments as
'Prosecute
criminals,
not victims•
and •This was a mistake, not a
crime.•
Sorry, but according to the
law, Jason Rausch stands
accused of crimes., However you
want to look at it, the young man
was driving a vehicle which went
out of control, killing one person
and seriously wounding others.
Und& the law, that is a crime.
That all or some of the passen-
gers may have been •drunk• or
•drinking underage· is simply
not a factor.
fred .
martin
·How dare you attempt to lay
ALL the blame on Jason
Rausch?. writes Anna M. Abbott.
·None of us have the right to
judge anyone even if there ls a
tragic accident involved. H there
weren't so many lawsuit-hungry
people in this world, this ordeal
would be over.•
I'm afraid it would not. It will
doubtless be strung out for many
years with ~ut \4e
issue of tbe[.omen. is the reso-
lution of aimina1 charges against
the drlver of the car, Jaaon
Rausch.
Abbott goes on to ask a ques-
tion that will cause me to reflect
for a long time: •t.et'I say it's the
future ... and your grandson is
the sober, responsible drlver of a
car full of his friends ... would the
tone of your article hllve been
the samei•
As a joumalist., I can only say,
yes, the tone would have to be.
In truth, I simply wouldn't have
written anything at all about the
incident.
On the other hand, while I
would have been at the court-
house to support my grandson, I
would not have been carrying a
sign characterizing him as a vic-
tim.
An excellent, well thought out
-and highly critical -letter
was band-delivered to the Pilot
by Ralph Rollins. He makes
many points, but most signifi-
cantly, asks:
•Why was Jason driving
someone else's car? Because he
was the only one who had not
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been drinking. Because of this,
shouldo't all the pusengen be
held responsible!
•The blame on one is not
right. ... U the car is overloaded.
if it is indeed jacked up to (lie)
high, if some of the passengers
&le not wearing belts, if nine
underaged people are drinldng,
if the owner of the car is unable
to drive, if the party was not
chaperoned by an adult or the
owner of the house, then you
blame one person? I think every-
one involved (has) to face this.•
As a matter of fact, I did pose
those questions. I asked, rhetori-
cally, wpo was lo blame: Donnie
Bridgman, who was killed?
Jason, who was driving? The
eight other kids who piled into
the Chevy Blazerl
My answer wu: •ves, yes and
yes." :
A.las, it was Jason Rausch. as ~
the designated driver, who bad · ·
the respo'nsibllity of safely navi-..
gating the Bridgman car that l
night. According to the police •
and the district attorney's office,: .
he did not
He is accused of yehicular • •
manslaughter with •gross negli-
gence,· which is what makes the
charge a felony. •
Jason is scheduled to return t9
court Oct. 21 for a preliminary
hearing. Hopefully, his friends . ~
will leave the signs at home. , '
FRED MAllTIN'S column run~ eveey
Thursday and Saturday.
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A sunny ·side look at dinosaurs
• Those curious about '
the t-rex and brontosaurs
Cllll get a bird's eye view
of the egg display at
'Iliangle Square.
By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Lee Schiel is
bringing to lliangle Square rem-
nants of a lost world where tiny
tyrannosaurus rex, baby bron-
tosaurs and duck-billed hadrosaurs
were frozen as et:nbryo fossils some
60 million to 110 million years aQo.
"Something happened in the
world that stopped any predator
from eating these eggs, then they
fossilized.• Schiel said •Jt's impor-
tant because they represent the last
day of the dinosaur era in China."
Several dusters of these
unhatched Chinese dinosaur eggs
-ranging from 4 to 16 inches -
will be on display Saturday inside
Barnes & Noble and Stuzzi. restau-
rant, along with related dinosaur
books and artists renditions of what
is inside the eggs.
The dinosaw· egg display -
which features three sped.es of
dinosaur eggs called sauropods,
theropods one! omilhopods -is
part of • larger show held daily
from 8 a:m.. to 8 p.m.. through Sept.
, 30 .inside the Aryyros Forum at
Chapman University in Orange.
Schiel, 41, a Cllapman alwnnus
MARC MARTIN I OAll.Y PK.OT
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Anyone who has seen the
movies Jurassic Park or Lost World
might wonder whether the DNA
present in dinosaur eggs could
ena.ble scientists to reproduce
these animals. Schiel said in theory
these yolks contain enough DNA
material to do this, but that's where
it ends.
The eggs were found about six
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approve new budget.
By nm Grenda, Dally Piiot
COSTA MESA -Coast
Co mmunity College District
trustees tonight are expected' to
adopt a $145 uullion operating
budget for the upcorrung 1997-
98 school year tha t includes a
3. 1 •v.. rnlSE' for all distnct staff
members
A puhur heanng on the bud-
get will bNJl.11 di 6 30 p.m. m the
d1stncl heddqudrters board
room. 1 J70 Adam!. Ave.
The dt'>lnct mcludes Orange
Cod'>I College m Costa Mesa as
well dS Coaslline College based
m Fountam Valley and Golden
Wec,t College m Huntington
B<•dch
The proposed budget was
cut $275,164 from last year's
operational budget, a drop
prompted by a nearly $1 million
dip in state funding to the dis-
trict.
To make up for that reduc-
tion in state money, the district
trimmed its budget, particularly
in funding for some operating
costs and tucked away in dis-
trict reserves.
The bulk of the district's
funding still comes from local
taxes and the state, which
together account for 93 % of the
college's funding. The state
includes a $105 per student
payment the district receives
from the California Lottery
fund, officials said.
Salaries and ben efits for
teachers, classified employees
and staff account for nearly 76%
of the district's total budget, offi-
cials swd.
briefly in the news
Donors neede <;i for
a nnuaJ blood drive
Blood donors drt' desperdtely
nt·1•cfpcJ frn lh<· second annudl
N«'WJ><>rl 11.irhor Elks Lodge No
I 7h/ blood clnve on Fnday at the
Lido f\lar1nt1 V11ldqe
Tlll' lodcw hds reported only 12
1woplt• hc1vP signed-up for the
dm '" whu h 1s schC'duled from 1
to ti W p 111 LdSI yec1r, they had 80
p1>oplt> turn out dnd 54 pints of
quod l>lood WNP donated.
"C >rw pint of blood will he lp
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Or1111q<• County C'hdpter of the
A11wncdn HP<I Cro%
A'> dn ctdd<'d mcent1ve, the Red
Cr<>'>'> will hdve fret> ptzZd and
mu-.1< throuqhout lhl' day.
Appo111111wnts cdn be mdde by
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di'><> \\C'lro1111• Th£> lodge 1s locat-
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f\ lc111nr1 Vtllct~.IE'
After 25 years, they'r e
'Puttin on the Ritz'
Fd1rview Dl'velopmental Cen-
ter Foster Grandparent Program
and the Senior Companion Pro-
gram will mark their 25th
anruversary with a gaJa cele bra-
tion on Friday.
The celebration 's theme is
"Puttin on the Ritz" and will
salute the music and screen stars
of the 1940s. Live music and
dancing will be provided by Rudy
Arevalo and hls Septet.
Edmonston talks
traffic at meeting
The regular meeting for the
West Newport Beach Association
will be held Aug. 27 at 7 p.m. at the
Council Chambers at Newport
Beach City Hall.
11us month's speaker, Rich
Edmonston, traffic engineer for the
city of Newport, will discuss why
speed bumps don't work and other
mysteries of traffic engineering. He
will also preview the plan for traffic
flow during the construction of the
Newport Boulevard bridge over
Coast Highway.
The public is invited to attend.
For more information, call 548-
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· District to use reserves to cover shortfall
By Mlchelle Terwllleger. Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -The
school d.i.ltrtct11 1997·98 budget
experieiloed both a windfall and
a pitfall from Saaamento recent-
ly, wblch Will translAte into more
local deficit spending than orlgi·
willy planned.
The delayed passage of the
state budget gave California
bureauaats Ume to raise the
amount of the education defidt
frOm 8.3% to 8.7%, whlcb means
less dollan per student for each
schoOl dllUtct.
Por ··~· Newport-MM& ls entitled tOl02 per ltudat but
will recetVe Only S93 after the
state deficit ia taken ilito ecc:ount.
However, the diltrtd apect9 to
receive $679,000 tn: beck taxes
from the orange Gounty bank-
ruptcy.
So, the net effect of the state
changes mean local deficit
spending will increase from $1.5
million to approximatelySl.7 mil-
lion. Chief Pinandal Officer Michael
Plne said the school district had
suftldent reserves to cover the
shorUall. but the reserves will
need to be replenished in the
coming year.
District reserves will drop from
app.roximately 6% to 3o/o of the
total budget, the state minimum
for reserves, Pine said.
Pine said the district hasn't
been faced with a deficit since
the 1994-95 budget, which had e
$5..( mlllion shorUall due to the coUnty ba.nlaup1Cy, Pine said.
In better news for the district, 1t
will reeeive approXimately
5'40,000 in state funds for
def erred maintenance this year
that have already been matched
by local funds.
•we've been working hard to
build sensitivity to deferred
maintenance needs," Pine said
•For the whole education coali-
tion, this is 11 priority.•
Thief assaults PiZza .ffut delivery man, steals car
By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot Costa Me14 police Ll Ron Smith.
As Garcia walked around his
1986 Chevrolet Spectrum -
which he left running -to get the
pizza out of the passenger side
door, an unidentified man walked
up, pushed Garcia to the gro~d.
jumped in the car and sped off.
COSI'A MESA -A Pizza Hut
delivery man who left hi5 car run-
ning as he made a delivery Tues-
day night had the car stolen, but it
turned up unharmed and 90 miles
away about two hoW'S later, police
said. Garcia was not hurt in the inci-
dent. Jose Garcia, 48, of Costa Mesa,
was on a delivery run to an apart-
ment complex in the 2200 block
of Paci.fie Avenue at abput 8:20
p.m . when the car was stolen, said
No cash was taken, and no
weapon was used in the carjack-
ing, Smith said.
A California Highway Patrol
officer in Moreno Valley, who had
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CAREER NETWORK
The 1997 Career Network free
meeting for those unemployed
meets at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's
Preibytedan Chun::h In the Stew-
ort Lounge, 600 St. Andrews Road,
Newport Beach. The featurad top-
ic is: Interviews That Get · Job
Offers. For more infonn.ation, call
574-2239.
ESTATE PLANNING
Merrill Lynch presents a free
seminar called Estate Planning for
Estates niore than $2 million at 12
p.m. at The Sutton Place Hotel,
4500 MacArthur Blvd, Newport
Beach. Registration is at 11:45 a.m.
The same seminar will meet at 6:45
p.m. at Qty National Bank build-
ing, third Door, 4685 MacArthur
Court, Suite 300, Newport Beach.
Registration is at 6:30 p.m. For
reservations, call 955-6133.
CHAMBER BREAKFAST
The ec.ta Mesa Chamber of
Commerce presents a 90-minute
breakfast boost from 7:15 to 8:45
a.m. at Captains Th.ble Restaurant.
in Orange Coast College. The top-
ic is: Defining Your Prospects Eas-
ily and Efficiently. The cost is $12
for prepaid reservations and $17 at
the door. For more information,
call 574-8780.
• FRIDAY
RESUME WORKSHOP
Orange Coast College's Re-
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wocbbop from 11 a.m. to 12 ,3()
p.m. tn roam 106 o1 occ~ eoon-
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For lnfonna-. call 432-5162.
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The Newport Harbor Elka
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the second annual American Red
Cross Blood Drive from 1 to 5,30
p.m. at 3456 Via Oporto in Udo
Marina Villa.ge. Free pizza. Walk-
ins are welcome. Por more infor-
mation, call 497-5749.
SENIOR CENTtR SEMINAR
Costa Mesa Senior Center
offers a free seminar, Make the
Best of Your Medications from 1
to 2 p .m. at 695 W. 19th St. Imme-
diately following, from 2 to 4 p.m .
there will be a brown bag pro-
gram for participants to have their
medication evaluated. For more
information. call 645-2356.
MEET THE UGISIATORS
The Young Executives of
America hosts an evening with
area. legislators from 6 to 9 p.m. at
the Shark Club, 841 Baker St.,
Costa Mesa. The cost is $35 per
peil!On. Call 759-5456.
CPR CLASS
Fitness Concepts, Inc. offers a
CPR class for heartsaver and
healthcare provider levels from
8:30 a.m. to noon at Hoag Hospi-
tal 301 Newport Blvd., Newport
Beach. The class is taught with
American Heart Association
guidelines. The cost is $27, For
more information, call 631-3623.
GENEALOGICAL WORKSHOP
The Colonel William Cabell
Chapter of the National Society of
the Daughter's of the American
Revolution offers a free genea.Jog-
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Newport Center Drive., Newport
Beach. Seating ii limited. Reser-
vations required. Por reservations,
call 494-3833.
SUNDAY '
CUT-A-THON
The Hampton Salon of New-
port Beach hosts a one day cut-a-
thon from 9 a .m. to 4 p .m. at 301
Bayview Cirde, Suite 100, New-
port Beach. The events benefits
the Women In Need Foundation.
All hair cuts will be $25. ~rva
tions are required. For an
appointment, call 854,.6iOO.
MONDAY
DIVORCE SEMINAR
The law offices of Usa Ciancio
presents a free seminar called Do
I Need A Living 'll'ustl Protec:ting
Your Assets Through Wills and
1hasbi, at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover
Drive, Suite 300, Newport beach.
Call 574-0866 for .reservatiom.
TUESDAY
SUNRISE BREAKFAST
The Newport Harbor · Area
Chamber of Commerce hosts the
Newport Sunrise Breakfast with
guest speaker Merrick Baker-
Bates, the British Consulate-Gen·
The City of Newport Beach Invites Newport Residents to
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Club, 1221 W. Coost Highway,
NewportBeacb. ThecootlsSl51cr
memben with a """"""-. $17
for members without a reservation
...i $1~ for non-memben. For
reservations, call 729-4400.
PICNIC
S1mshjne Parent Partidpatioo:
Preschool hosts a picnic from 10,30
a.m . to noon at Schiffer Park,
between South Coast Drive and
Yuk.on Avenue, Costa Mesa. The
family · · c is for enrollment for
fall an~ Call 540-1183.
WEDNESDAY
NElWORKING LUNCHEON
The Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce hosts the
Noon Networld.ng Luncheon
with ~ speaker Jewel Pugh,
the bead of Marketing Improve-
ment Concepts, at the Riverboat
Cafe, 151 B. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. The cost ii $15
for members·with a reservation,
$17 for memben without areser ...
vatlon and $19 for non-mem-
ben. For reservations, call 729-
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CRIBBAGE CLUB
lbe Newport Beach Cribbage
Club meets to play at 6:45 at the
Oasis Senior Center, 800 Mar·
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All skill levels are welcome. For
more information, call. Shirley at
642-0176.
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Center.
Center benefactor Henry
S.geubom joined Jerry's CEO
IMlc Slarkman for the official
grand opening blessing and
~ment of the mezuzah (a
small parchment scroll inscribed
with Deuteronomy 6:4-9 and
11:13-21 placed upon the door-
post of a Jewish home as a sign
and a reminder of the faith).
The mazel tovs were
exchanged with hugs and kisses,
pastrami sandwiches and some
700 other deli items featured on
Jerry's menu The gala opening
was a benefit for Children's Hos-
pital of Orange County.
"You can tell this 1s a large
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•There's no one a t the bar,
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Ther-e were in fact ptenty ol
folks at the several open bars set
up for the evening. Dr Brown's
creme soda was in tremendous
demand.
"This ls fabulous. Just what
Orange CoWlty needed, a won-
derful New York deli,• said
CHOC Foundation organizer and
tundraiser Glorta ztgner. She
dashed around the enormous
new deli introducing the crowd
to one another. It was a cultural
confab, an interfaith convention
made possible by gefilte fish.
"What do I do with this big
thing in my soup?• asked the
attractive Vera Oxblood of Dover
Shores. •That's a matto ball, you
eat it,· said another pretty
blonde with.in earshot. •How do l
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the size of my son's volleyball
deflated.
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just didn't think they made them
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Chainnan of Hermes Internation-
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frlends of South Coast Plaza.
Featuring a tine array of Her-
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Not feelirig blue about the food at Cafe Indigo
By Nancy Cheever, Dail/ Pilot
A n exciting combination of
intemetional cuisine and a
friendly, relued «tmos~
phere is what Cafe Indigo mailag-
er Steve 15irtsis has cleverly fash-
ioned at the contemporary break-
fast, lunch And dinner restaurant
at Metro Pointe Centre in Costa
Mesa.
A Greek chef who also runs
Cookie .. s Cale in Tustin, Tsirtsi.s
crafted the 3-montb-old restaurant
with ideas from his previous expe-
rience running successful restau-
rants.
The menu represents a variety
of food, but it doesn't do too much.
For instance, appetizers include
Mexican, Greek, Italian and
American fare, but because the
items are all finger food style they
work well together.
Salads span the globe from
Asia to Mexico, but they're all
based on the Indigo theme. And
pasta and pizza selections include
such places as
00N LEACH I DAlY N.OT
Food server Jenny Keller delivers a club sandwich at Cafe Indi-
go at the Metro Pointe complex In Costa Mesa.
emanating from the courtyard one
Friday night created comfortable
surroundings.
The wine list is impressive and
covers a wide variety of California
and international
ta ($4.95); shMlp cocktail ($7 .95);
quesadilla ($5.95); buffalo wings
($5.95); calamari ($6.25) and
bruscherta bread ($4.95).
Hawaii and the East
Coast, but the con-
temporary thread
ties the menu into
one simple cohesive
unit.
DINING
REVIEW
wines that fit any-
one's budget.
We started off
with spinach and
I tried the Mediterranean veg-
etable penne ($9.95) with arti-
choke hearts, diced tomatoes,
broccoli, roasted garlic, mush·
rooms and kalamata olives in a
tomato-basil sauce sprinkled
with feta cheese. The pasta was
cooked to perfection and the
blend of the other ingredients
lent a tantalizing taste to the
giant portion of pasta.
The restaurant's interior is
splashed with pastels, mustard
yellow and of course, indigo blue.
The night lighting is romantic, and
a wooden bar sets up an inviting
backdrop to the quaint restaurant.
Even though we were seated
Out on the patio near the entrance,
the wann summer night air and
reggae sounds of a steel drum
briefly
Arts center gets
'Footloose' in 1998
The Orange County Perlonn-
ing Arts Center has added the
Broadway-bound musical
-Footloose-to its 1997 -98 Mas-
terCard Broadway Series for
eight performances next July.
The musical, based on the
popular early 1980's movie, runs
July 14 -19 and will feature
songs from the movie sound-
track as well as nine ne w songs
written for the stage produc-
tion.
The new production is writ·
ten by Dean Pitchford, who
wrote the story, screenplay \lDd
lyrics for the film, with music by
Tom Snow.
The production is directed
a.rid co-adapted by Walter Bob-
bie, the Tony Award-nominated
director of the Broadway hit
revival of -Chicago. -
A special Saturday matinee
will be offered with sign-lan-
guage interpretation as well.
For more information, call
556-ARTS or visit the website at
www.ocartnet.org/ocpac The
Center's · TYY number is 556·
2146.
artichoke dip
{$5.95), a bowl filled with a gener-
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artichokes and cheese. Accompa-
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chips, the tasty dip topped with
melted cheese was devoured in
about two minutes.
Other appetizers include vol-
cano fire bread, pita bread with
melted feta cheese, oregano and
serrano chiles ($5 .95); spanakopi-
My friend Tim tried the stuffed
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breasts stuffed with fresh
spinach, feta cheese, dill and
scallions in a lemon-dill sauce.
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wraps and the accompanying
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We also tried the wild mush·
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crushed garlic, a variety of fresh
mushrooms and mozzarella
cheese. A layer of tomato sauce
added a great tangy flavor to the
chewy mushrooms and gooey
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Other pizzas include eggplant
parmesan ($1.95), barbecue
chicken ($8.95), Hawaiian ($7.95)
and Greek {$7 .95).
For lunch, lly a sandwich with
choice of soup, salad or trench
fries and a slice of watermelon.
The Newporter sandwich ($6.95)
is a broiled chicken breast, avo-
cado, Swiss cheese, tomatoes and
lettuce on squaw bread; the lndi·
go club ($6.25) is freshly sliced
turkey breast, bacon, tomato and
le ttuce; and the French dip
includes sliced pot roast on
Parisian bread with au jus and
horseradish on lhe side.
Indigo specialties range from
pepper steak ($15.95), aged filet
mignon charbroiled with black
and green peppercorns in a port
wine sauce, to fish and chips: Ice-
landic cod with malt vinegar
($10.95).
The restaurant also serves
burgers, including the Indigo
{$5.25), a half-pound ground beef
patty, lettuce, tomato and onion;
and the Sonora ($5 .95), Ortega
chiles, p1cante sauce and Swiss
cheese.
We were too stuffed to try the
dessert, but Cafe Indigo's special
meal-end delight is a dark choco-
late soufne for $6.95.
A children's menu is avaiJable
for those under 12.
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Costa Mesa CTvic stages
ship-shape 11.MS. Pi,nafore,
By Tom Titus, Daily Pilot
G Obert and Sullivan musi·
eels -those lyrical
Britilh bonbons that
seemed wickedly satirical a cen-
twy ago
haven't surfaced
on the local stage
scene recently,
which heightens
the appeal of the
Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse's
cunent revival of "H.M .S.
Pinafore.·
To adequately enjoy Gilbert
and Sullivan, one must leave all
expectations of substance at the
door and prepare to delight in
pure frivolity for its own sake
(much like the playhouse's last
musical offering, Cole Porter's
"Anything Goes"). Gilbert and
Sullivan shows traditionally are
rich in costumes, choreography
and choral aptitude, while sorely
deficient in content or conse-
quence.
With a nodding acquaintance
of the baffling English class sys-
tem (which we fought a war to
extricate owselves from), it's not
Newport Beach dol es
out arts grants
Newport Beach arts organiza-
tions received individual grants
ranging from S500 to $4,000 from
the Newport Beach City Arts
Commission on Aug. 11 .
Mayor Jan Dehay presented a
total of $34,050 to the 17 organi-
zations.
·These awards provide an
incentive for many small per·
forming and visual arts groups to
contribute to cultwal growth in
the community,• said Karin
Schnell, Newport Beach Arts and
Cultural Services coordinator.
The f0Uowing organizations
received awards: All American
Boys Chorus ($600), Ballet Mont-
martre ($800), Ballet Pacifica
($3,000), Baroque Music Festival
($2,000}, Festival Ballet Theatre
($1,500), Hannonia Baroque
Players ($500), imagination Cel·
ebration Of Orange County
($3,500), Lincoln Tellers ($1 ,850),
M02art Camerata ($1 ,000J, New·
port-Mesa Schools Foundation
($2,000), Opera Pacific ($2,400),
Orange C ounty Museum of Art
($4,000), Pacifi c Chorale
($2,000), Pacifi c Symphony
Orchestra ($4,000), Riveria Brass
($1,000), South Coast Repertory
(Sl,200) and STOP-GAP
($2,700).
The awards are presented
annuaUy to music, art and dra-
matic groups that provide cultur·
al opportuniti es for Newport
Beach citizens.
Dan ce tryouts staged
for children and teens
The Defore Dance Center will
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CLASSIFIEDS 642-5678
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only poolible but quite probable
to enjoy shows like •tt,M.S.
Pinafore,• which tatir1%e the
Brits' maddening emphalltB on
bloodlines and breeding.
The Costa Me1a production is
an extremely attractive offering
'from a pure .physical
standpoint. Director
Larry Watts also
designed the bn.mac·
ulate shipboard Jet-
ting and eye-catch-
ing period eottt1J¥1.' which cer-
tainly enhance the production·.
•H.M.S. Pinafore• examines
the comJ,,c complexitie• of the
love of a common sailor (Jon
Sparks) for the captain's daugh-
ter {Rosalee Sparks) and the yen
of the captain {David Cramer) for
a dockside merchant woman
(Marisa Copeland), all compli·
cated by the presence of the
rotund first lord of the admiralty
(Damien Lorton). who also
desires the hand of the captain's
daughter.
All turn in competent perfor-
mances, with Cramer's precisely
correct captain perhaps a cut
above the others. Rosalee Sparks
is a bit soft, until she uncorks her
fine soprano voice, while Jon
Sporks makes on engaging hero,
111lting Ju. .. tirlcal noteo nicely.
Copeland'• •utt1e Buttercup•
ii a breath of fresh air in the tee~
ond act and a beguiling presence
throughout. Lorton may be tu
too young for his first lord'•
usignment, but he bring• a ~·
rlfk: comic llalr to the role chiefly
with Ju. propensity for spotlight
stealing.
Rovin Dicld.nJon ii an appro-
priately gnarly Dick Deadeye,
who switches eye patches
depending on which side of his
face the lisping boatswain'• mate
(Shawn Beisel) tB spitting toward.
Karen Louise Sorenson establish-
es herself strongly as the leader
of the first lord's coterie of sisters,
cousins and aunts.
It's All froth, of course, and vin-
tage British froth to boot, but the
Costa Mesa company has fash-
ioned an enjoyable, attractive
production under the musical
direction of Patrick Copeland
and the dual piano accompani-
ment of Carol Roman and Ester
Wheeler. The •tt.M.S. Pinafore"
is still a seaworthy musical ves-
sel.
briefly in entertainment
hold open auditions for people
ages 8 through 18 for three differ-
ent entertainment groups on
Sept. 6 at 1:30 p.m.
The three groups are Visions
for 12-to 18-year-old jazz and
lyric dancers; Illusions for 8-to 12-
year-old jazz and ballet dancers;
and Cutting Edge for 10-to 16-
year-old tap dancers.
The Defore Dance Center is
located at 151 Kahnus Drive, Cos-
ta Mesa. For more information,
caU 241 -9908.
Race for the Cure
entertainers needed
Entertainers are needed for the
sixth annual Race for the Cwe SK
run on Sept. ~7 and 28.
Race officials are looking for a
wide variety of talent to perform
at various stations around the
race course as weU as the main
stage area.
At the Saturday Expo on Sept.
27, entertainers are needed from
1 t a.m . to 3 p.m. and on Sunday"
from 7 a.m. to noon.
Entertainers who may have
been touched by breast cancer
through personal experience of
that of a family member or friend
are encowaged to donate their
talent.
For more information, call 224-
0290.
Vendors can apply for
space at festival
Arts and crafts vendors, as well
as food merchants, are being
sought for the sixth annual Balboa
Arts and Music Festival.
Tue event is planned for Sept.
20 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Penin-
sula Park at the base of the Bal-
boa Pier. It will feature musical
entertainment and artisans selling
,their work.
The vendor fee is $75 for a 10·
foot-square space .. To request an
application, caU 644-3159 or visit
Newport Beach Community Ser-
vices at 3300 Newport Blvd.
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The Costa Mesa Civic Play-
house will hold open auditions for
the play •Philadelphia Story• on
Monday and Tuesday from 7 to 9
p.m .. at 66 t Hamilton St .. Costa
Mesa.
Auditioners must be prepared
to read from script.
For character descriptions, call
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The Newport Beach Maroolt's ·sunset Music Serles" presents
oont-ary jazz sexophontst J.
R. Lewis from ' to 8 p .m. Sunday
in the hotel's View Lounge, 900
Newport Center Drive. The
11dmiak>n ii SS. Proceeds will be
distributed to CHOC and the
Children's Miracle Network. For
more lnf~tion, call 640-4000.
MICHAEi. PAULO
The Hyatt Newporter's sev-
enth annual jazz series continues
with keyboardist Brtan Simpson
and saxophonist Michael Pilulo .
Friday at 7 and 8:45 p.m. at the
outdoor amphitheater overlook-
ing the Back Bay.at 1107 Jam-
boree Road, Newport Beach.
Tickets range from $15 to $25
and can be pwchased at the
Hyatt Newporter, through 1ick-
etMaster or at the door. Children
under 16 receive 50o/o off the
adult price. For information, call
729-1234.
TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERTS
Free 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 altemoons
in the Town Square at lhangle
Square in Costa Mesa.
ART
The American Institute of
Architects presents a free exhibit
artist Al Preciado's recent pture~ "1be Deconstruction
Bitter Heart,~ today through
pt. 18 in the lobby of the Great ~em Bank building, 3200
k Ceriter, Suite 110, Costa
esa. The exhibition space is
n Monday through Friday
m 9 a .m. to S p.m. For infor-
tion, call SS?-7796.
UCK JONES SHOWROOM
A series of life drawings from
uck: Jones' private collection
be exhibited starting Friday
'th a special reception and
ppearance by Chuck Jones
om 6 to 8 p.m. The retail gallery
free and open Monday through
'day from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and
Saturday and Sunday from 10
to 6 p.m. For information,
723-1900.
5ITI ART 51\JDIO . ~~~~ :rr..:.~'-
dio on Saturday at 8 p.m. at
011 Brioso Drive, Suite 106,
osta Mesa. The" cost is $5. For
ormation, call 650-5481 .
INESE BRUSH PAINTING ClASS
An eight-week advanced Chi-
ese brush painting class starts
esday from 9 a.m. to noon at
asis Senior Center, 800 Mar-
erite Ave., Corona del Mar.
Students will practlce hendHn g
brushes, mixing ihla and · ' UIU>g nee paper to aeoie original
paintings. The dau meett the
second and fourth Tuesday of
each month and costs S78. For
information, ca.ll 644-3244.
A1.ASICAN ART
The Dancing Bear Gallery
presents exhibition& from Flo-
rence Malewolkuk -Graphic
Siberian Yupik artist and Ron
Manook -Alaskan Athabascan
Mask Carver through Aug. 31 at
412 31 St., Newport Beach. The
gallery is open Tuesday through
Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
For information, call 723-1922.
COSTA MESA ART LEAGUE
Award-winning watercolorist
Diane Denghawen is the fea-
tured. artist for August at the
Showcase Gallery, Wednesday
through Saturday from 10 a.m. to
S p.m. and Sunday from noon to
S p.m. in South Coast Plaza Vil -
lage, 1631 Sunflower Ave., Costa
Mesa. The gallery is closed Mon-
day and Tuesday. For informa-
tion , call 631-2232.
PANORAMIC OISl'IAY
The Newport Beach Central
Library displays Robert J .
. Paluzzi's panoramic shot of New-
port Harbor through Aug. 31 .
The library is located at 1000
Avocado Ave .. Newport Beach.
For infonnation, call 717-3801 .
EXHIBIT
The Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum opens its 1997 summer
exhibit, ~wind on the Water:
Women Photographers in Yacht-
ing,· from 10 a.m. to S p.m.
through Nov. 9. The museum is
located aboard the riverboat
Pride of Newport, docked at the
Back Bay Bridge, 151 E. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach.
Admission is free for members;
$4 for guest adults; $1 for guest
children 12 and younger. The
museum is dosed Mondays. For
more information, call 675-891S,
ext. 102.
KIKI DAVIS
The Robert Mondavi Wine
and Food Center presents artist
Kiki Davis through Sept. 8 from 9
a.m. to S p.m. at 1570 Scenic
Ave ., Costa Mesa. For informa·
tion, call 979·4Sl0.
FIRE AND ICE
The Orange County Museum
of Art presents: •Fire and lee
(Shrinking/Expanding)" by artist
George Stone through Dec. 28 at
8SQ San Clemente Drive, New-port ~ch. For more informa-
tion, call 759-1122.
EARLY PAINTINGS
•Mark Rothko: The Spirit of
Myth, Early Paintings from the
1930s and 1940s• will be on view
through Sept. 7 at the Orange
County Musewn of A.rt. 850 San
Clemente Drive, Newport Beach.
For more information, call 759-
1122.
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el. • lllullDg ~ lllroQgh Sept. 28-1be opening recep-
Uon. Is: Ang. 21 froa 7 to t p.m. Admlulon ii free. For l.nlor~
maUon, call 432-5039.
COLOR PHOTOS
The Orange County Museum
of A.rt presents ·Real U!e/Still
LlJe by Marie Cosindas· featur~
ing color photographs"through
Aug. 31 at the OCMA South
Coast Plaza Gallery, 3333 Bristol
St., Costa Mesa. For more infor-
mation, call 759-1122.
NAtlTICAl 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 that offers touring exhibits.
Admission is free for members,
$4 for adults and $1 for children.
The musewn is located at 1S1 E.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
For information, call 673·7863.
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INCLUDES KAYAKING;
WINDSURFING, &
SAILJNG
20% orr Hourly
Equipt1len1
Rental Rate
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SPECIAL
UDO OGAR ROOM
The Lido Cigar Room hosts
the La Unica Smoker/barbecue
Friday from noon to 3 p.m. at
3441 Via Lido, Suite D, Newport
Beach. The barbecue is free. For
information, call 723-0595.
ROBERT MONOAVI
• The Robert Mondavi Wine &
Food Center hosts a summer din-
ner dance Saturday at 7 p.m. to
celebrate the end of the summer
season with a festive dinner
under the stars. Enjoy a seasonal
four-course dinner in the rose
garden and dance all night to a
live band. The cost is $8S. Black
tie optional.
•The center presents a wine
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MARDI GRAS PARTY SUNDAY·~
NW fl/""'1'' Every Sunday afternoon it's a party featuring~
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• Let Mamma Olna do your Catertn
• Happy Hour er Uve Music
r:noteca Bar And
Cigar Smoking Ropm
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 19'7 A
and cheese reception Aug. 28
lrool 5 10 7 p.m. The coot is S15.
1be center is loca1ed at 1570
Scenic Ave., Costa Mesa. Por
reservations, call 979-4510.
WEST AfRJCAN JEWELRY SHOW
Timbuktu Folk aod llibal Art
presents a one-day jewelry show
and sale Saturday from noon to 5
p.m and a jewelry class Saturday,
at 1661 Superior Ave., Costa
Mesa. The dass seating is limited
and suggested donation is $2. To
R.S.V.P., call 6S0-7473.
INTIRNET GROUP
The Thangl'i! Square Barnes &
Noble hosts an Internet group
with Discord.ia Cybercafe owner
Todd Daniels at 7 p.m WOOnes-
day at 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa
Mesa. Call 631-0614.
SUTION Pl.ACE HOTEL
• The hotel's Calypso Cale pre·
sents a lobster cookout Saturdays
from 4 to 8 p .m., third floor, Calyp-
so Pool Deck. The cost is $35 per
person, plus tax and gratuity.
• The hotel hosts a Sunday
champagne brunch from 10:30
a.m. to 2 p.m. The price ranges
from $29 to $39 for adults and
$14 for children 6 to 12 years.
Children under 5 are free.
• The Tuanon Lounge otters
late-night entertairunent every
Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a .m.
There is no cover charge, but
space is lirruled.
• Accents Cigar Bar in the
hotel \Velcomes cigar aficionados
Monday through Friday from 6
p.m. to closing. Sutton Place
Hotel is located at 4500
MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach
For information, call 476-2001.
SAFARI BRUNCH
A Safari Sunday Brunch
Cruise 1s available aboard the
S4-foot Emerald Forest Ttki
docked in Balboa at the FWl
Zone from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
every Sunday. The cost is $25.95
per penon and SlS.95 10< cblJ.
dren \IDder 12. Por reoerv.-..
call 613-112'0.
FARMERS MARKETS
•Every Thursday there is a
Wmen nlatket from 8:30 a.m.. to
1 p.m. at the Orange County Fair!
grounds. The Onulge County
Market Pla<e is evety Satunlay
and Sunday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.,..
in the mein lalrgrouods parking
lot. Por inlormatioo, call 723'°616.
• Every Saturday there is a •
Janners mark.et from 9 a.m.. to 1 •
p.m. in the municipal parking ~ot
at Bayside Drive and Marguente·
Avenue in C.Orona del Mar.
• The Newport Beach Farmers
Market is every Tuesday from 8
a.m. to noon through summer at
the Newport Pier parking lot at
21st Street. Free parking is avail;
able across the street at 2000W.
Balboa Blvd.
STAGE
AFTERNOON OF OPERA
The Jewish Senior Center pre-
sents an afternoon of opera with
Joanne Juliet Lapointe and Bill
WoU today at 12:30 p.m. at 250 E.
Baker St.. Suite D. Costa Mesa.
For reservations, call 513-5641 .
'SHOW BOAT'
The Orange County Perlonn-
ing Arts Center presents the
musical ~show Boat• starting
Tuesday through Sept. 27 in
Segerstrom Hall al 600 Town
Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
Shows run Tuesday through Sat-
urday at 8 p.m., Saturday·and
Sunday matinees at 2 p.m. and
Sundays at 7:30 p.m. Tickets
range from $32.50 to $67.SO and
are available at the Center Box
Office and at all TicketMaster
outlets and website (www.ticket-
master.com) or charge by phone,
740-7878. For in!ormation, call
556-2787 or visit the web site at
www.ocartsnet.org/ocpac.
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ClNi&TOURS
, The Orange County Padorm·
Ing Arts c .. ter olten l\'ee publlc
toun ovary Monday, Wednesday
obd Saturday at 10:30 a.m.
Reservations are required for
groupt of. 10 or more. Por lnfor-
llUll!oo, call 556-2787, ext. 833
s0unt COAST REl'ERTORY.
South Coast Repertory pre-
seob the play •Pygmalion' on
the Mainstage, 655 Town Center
Drive, Coste Mesa. Previews are
A;ug. 29 through Sept. 4 with -els beginning at $18. The
play opens Sept. 5 through Oct.
5. Regular ~ts range from $28
to $43. Perform.ances are Tues-
cnty through Friday ~t B p.m.,
Saturda.y at 2:30 and 8 p.m. and
Sunday at 2:30 ilOd 7:30 p .m. For
information, call 957-2602.
COSTA MESA CMC PLAYHOUSE
The Costa Mesa Civic Play-
house presents the Gilbert and
Sullivan musical • H.M.S.
Pinafore" through Sept. 14. Thurs-
day, Friday and Saturday perfor-
mances start at 8 p.m. Sunday
matinee performances are at 2
p.m. A special $5 preview night
will take place today and tomor-
row. Tickets are $15; senior $12.50.
for information, call 650-5269.
FILM
J
PORT THEATRE
• Landmark's Port Theatre pre-
sents "The Big Sleep" starting Fri-
day through Aug. 26.
• The Dames and Dicks detec-
tive and crime film series starts
Wednesday Uuough Sept. 4.
• "Point Blank~ and "Bullitt"
will be shown Wednesday and
Thursday.
• "Chinatown" and MThe Long
Kiss Goodbye" will be shown
Aug. 29 and 30. Shows a.re '5!7 for
adults and $4 .50 for seniors and
children under 12. The theater is
located 2905 E. Coast Highway,
Corona del Mar. For information,
call 673-6260.
FAMILY FUCKS
The Newport Dunes Resorts
presents the "drive-in" style
Family Flicks, where guests pull
up beach chairs or blankets and
watch movies oa. the beocb. sat-MJAM.t.. MITY
utd&y, tbe reoort will &bow 'lndl-The c-. -Pullllc: an Jn the Cupboerd.• •Bebe• IJ.brary peoeots Pojama Slorr·
will be lbowD Aug. 30. Tbe tima every Monday ovoollllJ !rem
""'°"Is localed at 1131 Back 7 to 7,30p.m. tor 3-to 7-year-
Bay Drive, Newport 8-h. Pot oldl at 1855 Park Ave. Pavortte
Information, call 729-3863. children '5 songs, a varied cost of
puppet characters ond many tun
KIDS stories wiJ1 higltllght the
evening's A<l!vllleo. The
BIGMYmRY Preochool Storytime tor 3-to 5-
year-olds take$ place on Tu.es-Junior detectives, ages 4 to 13, days from 11 .to 1t:30a.m. Por
are needed to h\!lp Costa Mesa information. call 6'&-8845. Ubrary Detectives, Inc .• sol>1e the
Big M}'ltery: "How many books 'GOOSfBUMPS' can you read this Eum.merl• For The 'Goosebumps' club every 10 books detectives read, meets the first and third Monday they will •fingerprint• their iden-of the month at 6:30 p.m . at tification card and receive special Barnes & Noble, 953 Newport prizes. Registration will be held Center Drive. For information, at the Costa Mesa Ubrary Oetec-call 759--0982. tives, Inc., Headquarters in the . Costa Mesa Library at 1855 Park STORY AND CRAFT HOUR Ave. The last day for junior From 2 to 3 p.m. every Sunday, detectives to register their read-Barnes &: NOble holds a fun-twed ing logs for prizes is Saturday. craft and story hour for children of For information, call 646-6845. all ages. Rebeshments will be
GIRLS' SKIN CARE served. Barnes &: Noble is located
Girls from age 12 and up can at 1870 Harbor Blvd., Tuangle
Square in Costa Mesa. For inJor-enroU in a one-day "Girls' Skin ma.ti.on, call 631-0614. Care and Makeup Work.shop,• a
hands-on workshop that will DANCE help th em learn about skin type
analysis, skin care and basic
makeup application from 1 to 4 CHA CHA p.m., Saturday, at the Vmcent The Defore Dance Center Jorgensen Community Center in offers cha cha lessons every Fri-Mariners Park in Newport day and Saturday through Beach. Registration fee is $.43.
For information, caU 644-3151 . August at 7:30 p .m ., 151 Kalmus
Drive, G-3, Costa Mesa. The
ART CAMP lessons will be followed by a half
The Orange County Musewn how of practice and then qpen
ol Art offers a five-day art camp dancing with a disc jockey until
for children ages 6 to 9 called 11 p.m. The price is $5. For in.for-
Natwe·s Magic starting Monday mation, call 241.-9908.
through Aug. 29, from 9 to 11 BAUROOM DANCE a.m., at 850 San' Clemente Drive,
Newport Beach. The cost is $75 The Orange County chapte r
plus a $5 material fee. For infor-of the U.S. Amatew Ballroom·
mation, call 759-1122. Dancers Association invites the
public to a social ballroom dance
FAMILY STORYTIME on Satwday from 7:30 to 11 :30
Storyteller Mark Nedleman p.m. at the Avant Garde Ball-
hosts free family storytime Aug. room, 4220 Scott Drive, Newport
30 fr om 2 to 3 p.m. for children Beach. Dance lesson at 7:30 p .m.
ages 3 to 6 at the Costa Mesa and ballroom dancing from 8:30
Library, 1855 Park Ave., Costa to 11 :30 p.m. Admission for asso-
Mesa. Special puppet friends will dation members is $5 and $8 for
be on hand and there will be an nonmembers. Membership is not
arts and crafts project. For infor-required. For information, call
mation, call 646-8845. 898-1773
KAPLAN'S
&eeldaet. ll.n::n. dimer and late EM!Angs. Vttsd the beet deli Ill
Q-enge County. Q'.>en 7 d8ys Bam-1 C¥n 80d Bam-11 pm on
weekends. All major aedt C8f'd& accept.eel. Locetad off the ~
at Harbor BM:I. 3211 Ha"to-BM:!. 557..a611
SFUZZI
New Italian -Begant yet casual lloceted in Triangle Square. Costa ..... ). Wed ."""" Hoo'.'""'"""'"""" -"""'day. Hours: Lunch 11 :30em4:c::D;>m. Dimer 4:~10:30.
Reserv8tions &ccepted. Mastsrcerd, VLSB, American
Express. Locat.ed at 1B70A Harbo.-Blvd.1714J 54S..951JJ
TOSCANINI RISTORANTE
ITALIANO
Pl!8ta8 and bread mede fresh daily. Q:>en 6 days a week. Tues.-
Sun. 4-1~. Fri. & S8t. 4-11 . Dosed MoodityS. VIS& and
Mast.ef'c8rd ecc:epted. Reservations accepted. l..ocatad at 3012
Newport BNd. 723-2338
NICK'S PIZZA
Great piuBs & pest& in Costa Mesa SIOCe 1968. ~ for UlCh
Tues . .fri 11am-2pm. Dimer served Spm-1~. Set. noon to
1(1>m. """"' -""' -~ "2300 --°""""· Coote Mesa. )ReO' -lot) (71 4J 54S.1511
RISTORANTE MAMMA GINA
locllted et 251 E8St Pacific Coast: HiQt'Nt'8Y in Nawpcrt Beacl'I.
lunch ~.Set. 11 ::D-2::D. 9Jnday 8n.n:ti , 1 ern-3pm,
llrner Mon&.ri 5pm-1C¥n. Cal eheed tor l'888N80ons
673-9500
RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT
!Xi board the "Pnde of Newport" RiYerboet. Home Of The
Newpat Harbor N&.t:ic8I M.l&euTl jft:lrrnerty Reuben E. lee} Is
~ From 11 am--9pm Unch and Omer Set Sun Bnn:h Sam
1-..-J.~Noaded(rly""-· -()'-Parties ......... QodC....-.
Located At. 151 E. Coest Hv.y. Newpcrt Bel!ldl. C'A 92660
1714) 873-3425 Fax: 873-7864
CHARLIE'S CHILI
Located llt Mcfadden Place !next Ul N&wport Pier} in ~
Bueti. t-b.n: Moo-Thur 7:CDim-12 midnlrJtit~
7:0Am-3:CJJem. Amax, lfl88. CieaMr. Oner's CU. No
~Needed.
(714) 675-7991
MARK WOOD'S PALM
STREET BEACH CLUB
Q-. y<>r..., -"'"" !Ji"". '°'"'"I' .. --T.., .... _,.,.. .......... -. Tq>olfy<>r "*' ... Beedl D.ib iai cr.n plm pie tr IMO.~ f'IWll
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Th.n. &7pm. 7 r91C1 rJM •C11t.alt11wt. 111 P1tn 9t. in
e.tJoo, IDTll'-,,-9"l. )714)873-3CJ4C1
ZUBIES
Menu --. °"'""· -& ~ Pit.. Rib, Pizza, ~Bir. -Rongo"""" 13.&6 And Up . ..,....,
11:30lm 1~ -~ '!I 11pm. °""" Ordo...,. Al•..-S R1•t«b• NatNiledld. ~mt 17111r -·· °"'"-)714) 1145ali1
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Waelt S....W., Bot. & &.>. Bnn:h Fn>m 8::JJ.1:00,
11am-1~. Fri.&t. , 1llfl"lo11pm. Al,.,.,.,,. a-tdt
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lboC..--C..· ------evwy n-My night !rem 7,30 to
~-• "BerDet • Noble tvletro
--• cblldnll~ tlOry time WednMday from 10''5 to
ore $10 more. Po< IDfonutlon,
WI 755-0340.
• 'nmnl.I Laddei !or Slnqles
offers an opportunity to meet
new people while Improving • 10,30 p.OL Slng!M ond couples w-. Live murl<: provided
by the Ray Robblno Combo. '!be
ooot ls S3. The Senior Center Is at
696 W. l!llb St., Costa Mesa. For lnlonno-, WI 6'5-2356.
11,30 a.m. at 9018 South Coast
Ort"", Cotta Mesa. Por informa-
tion. call 4"-0226.
• tbe Fashion Island Barnes &:
Noble otters children's story time
Thursday from 1 to 8 p.m. at 953
Newport Center Dr!Ve, Newport.
Beach. Por informallnn. call 759-
your game. R~aUon fee 11 111
Sl8 and ln1erested parties put -.
their names on a Ult and CAD.'
challenge players on the u.t..
For information, call 755--0340.
WMtllS WORKSHOP
The Metro Pointe Barnes &
Noble presents a free writer's
workshop Wednesday at 1 p.m:
a\ 901B South Coast Drive, No.
150, Costa. Mesa. For informa-
tion, call-444..0~26:
0982. •
•
SINGLES
•JAM, singles 21-39, boldt a :>
variety of otitings and activitiet" /
Por more information, call the .. ~
JAMline l'.t 665-5CU8. ~
• Jewtsh In Between Singles,
age 39-59, offers social and cul· J
tural events and can be reached 4
by calling 755-0340. '>
JEWISH SINGLES GROUPS
• o(
AUJlf(>R APPEARANCE
• New Jewish Relationships
allows Jewish singles to choose
people they wish to date from
profile albums that picture and
descri& singles with a wide
range of personal and proff?s-
sional interests. Membership
fees are $40 for six months and
$70 for a year, nonmembers of
the Jewish Community Center
SYNAGOGUE VISITS "'
Barnes & Noble Fashion
Island presents author Mark
Key& on Saturday at 2 p.m. at
953 Ne"V}>Ort Center Drive, New-
port Beach. For infomiation, call
759-0983.
ONck n "-'All•f90ftlc
-Ulf'ltlhl
Fiiters 99.7" of all brealhable
air~.
ff features a state-ol-th&-alt roller
that rotates more than 6.SOO times per
n'Knute pk:tdng up dul1 mites, pet hair,
pollen, Unt, and fine ...nd,
all In one sweep.
Meet young Jewish singles •. a
and couples for Friday services 1
in area synagogues. Vuits take '"'"Z
place the third Friday of every , l
month. For information, call
755-5555, ext. 551.
-itsu-Alr5
Aegeneratn lhe air In a 15' x 30'
room wary 19 minutes. Catchet
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pollutants Including smoke
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Tbe Suian G. Komen Breast
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voNnteen to make its W RA<le far
the Cunt a staggertng succees. One
of California's largest SK nm/walks
needs assistance with pre-race
events and race day activities. It
takes more than 1,200 volunteers
to operate the Newport Beach
event at Fashion Island. If you'd
like to help with the Sept 28 event.
call 224-0299 and leav~ your
name, address and phone nmnber.
You'll ~ a volunteer sign-up
sheet afterward.
CENTENNIAL FARM TOURS
Volunteer docents are needed
at the Centennial Parm at the
Qrange County Fairgrounds in
Costa Mesa. Call Ginny Smith,
7Q8-1S17. •
dtmR FOR CREATIVE
AP'ERNAlMS
•The Center for Creative Alter-
nJtives, a non-profit charitable
omanization that works through uie United Way, needs vohmteers,
gtaduate level interns or trainees.
Qill Karen. 642-0377. .
dNreR DOCENTS
If you love the arts, become a
Center Docent It enables you to
• and be involved in the Orange
Q:>unty Performing Arts Center as
few are able. You'll frequent back-
stage and below stage areas giving
public tours of the Center. To learn more and apply, call the Support
Qroups office at 556-2122, ext. 218.
COUEGE HOSPITAL
The College Hospital Costa
Mesa Auxiliary is seeking volun-
~ to perform clerical. reception
desk. gift shop m9 other duties at
the hospital. For information, call
642-2734 between 9 a.m . and 4
COMMUMTY HOSPtCE CARE
Community Hospice Care,
which provides medical and emo-
tional support to terminally ill
patients and their families in
Orange County, needs volunteers
in Costa Mesa and Newport
Beach. For information or to regis-
ter, call Qndy Laird, 978-7447.
<X>STA MESA <MC PLAYHOUSE
The Costa .Mesa Civic Play-
house needs volunteers for usher-
ing, backstage, mailings, typing,
lights and many other duties. For
more information, call 650-5269.
COSTA MESA
HISTORIC.Al SOOETY
The society collects information,
photos and artifacts relating to the
history of Costa Mesa and the har-
bor area. Volunteers are needed for
clerical tasks, computer input and
help in the library. For infonnation,
call Charles Beecher, 631·5918.
COSTA MESA LITERACY COUNOL
1be Costa Mesa Uteracy Cen-
ter needs volunteer tutors to teach
English as a second language. Pree
Laubach training is provided and
requires no foreign language sldlk.
In addition to earning certification,
graduates will be assigned a stu-
dent at a nearby teaching center. A
tax deductable $30 matsials fee
provides everything needed to
I SCHOOLS
lead a student through two akill days per mmth. Cootact Debbie
boob. To register or for more infor-Magnusen at "32-9681.
mation, call 548-3384 or 548--6584.
COSTA MESA POUa
DEPARTMENT
DEfOtE FOUNDATION
r<>RlMEARTS
The DePore Fou:ndatkm for the
Arts, a noo-profit organization ded-
icated to dance at 151 Kalmus Dri-
ve, G-3, Costa Mesa, needs volun-
teers. For more information, call
241-9908.
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Police work could be 1n your
future if you're a bWngual senior.
The c.osta Mesa Police Depart-
ment is seeking volunteers aged 55
and older who speak Spanish and
English and are willing to wear a
uniform.. Those interested would
help staff the Westside Sub-Station
(WSUB) four to eight hours per
week and must be able to read and
write English Voh.qiteers will be
trained in fingerplinting and com-
puter entry and assist on several
current projects. The WSUB is
located at 5fJ7 W. 18th St and is
open Monday through PridAy from
8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Contact Officer
Frank Rudisill at 722-6714 oi
Memie Ellis at 154-5020.
DISCOVERY SHOP !
Discovery Shops are run by the i
Amedcan Cancer Society. Volun-. I
teen are needed, and no special !
skills are necessary. For intOl'IDll-l
tion, call 640-4777 between 10 a.m. l
and Sp.in. !
COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER
The multipwpose senior ser-
vices facility at the comer of 19th
Street and Pomona Avenue seeks
volunteers for a variety of tasks. For
more information, call 645-2356
from 9 a.m. to 5 p .m.
ADVOCATES r<>R ABUSE
Volunteers are needed to make
a two-year commitment to serve as
advocates for abused, neglected
and abandoned children. During
the two-year period, volunteers
work one-on-one with a child for
three hours a week. For informa-
tion, call 935-6124.
CUDDlE. INC.
Provide support to abused and
abandoned children as a Cuddle,
Inc. hotline specialist. Answer the
toll-free nwnber at your own home
during a 12-bour shift, one or two
Dl$PUTE RESOW110N SBMCES
Dispute ReSblution Services
needs volunteer mediators, case
specialists and outreach assist.ants
to help 1n a variety of mediation
cases. Bilingual language skills are
needed for offtce volunteers and
for mediators. For more informa-
tion. call 250--0488.
EASTER SEALS
The Easter Seals Society needs
volunteers for ongoing clerical
work and to help in programs for
children with disabilities and in
special events. For infonnation, call
834-1111.
NATURE CENTER
&ch year thousands of school
children visit the ENC's interpre-
tive Nature Center in Newport
Beach. It features 13 wli.que Cali-
fornia habitats the kids learn about
through the center's educational
programs. The ENC needs Volun-
teer 1tail Guides to help these visi-
tors learn about their environment.
To get involved or learn more, oon-
tact the ENC office at 645-8489.
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Of the $1.3 milllon from the
sale of the fa.rm to the dty of Cos-
ta Mesa, trustees have designat-
ed $4.65 million for roofing pro-
jects, Costa Mesa High repairs,
the sports project, opening Rea
and Davis schools and deferred
maintenance.
Rubino also said Wednesday
be was pleased with the board's
acknowledgement that thew
should proceed with caution on
the sports facilities project.
"We're very pleased with the
discussion and the caution flags
that went up,• Rubino said.
"We're not again.st the project.
We're against spending $500,000
without cost (analysis) and know-
ing who's going to pay for it."
Trustee Jim Ferryman
acknowledged the school dis-
trict's financial pressures, but
argued that just as the board had
spent a million or more dollars in
past years on Newport Beach
athletic facilities, lt should put up
the money for Costa Mesa athlet-
ic upgrades.
He also said that Jim Scott Sr.
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and his son, who presented the
plan to the board, offered
detailed descriptions of the pool
and stadium with an estimate
cost of $60,000 for the Estancia
stadium and approximately a $1
million for the pool.
The Scotts could not be
reached for comment.
Ferryman said the farm sale
money should not be spread
across the district for deferred
maintenance.
•rm not saying we don't have
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other priorlties in the district, but
Costa Mesa and Estancia facili-..
ties need to be a priority,• Ferry-
man said. "The only way we're
going to be able to attack the
deferred maintenance program
is to pass some kind of parcel
tax.•
Individually the trustees have
said they favor a pa.reel tax or a
bond issue and in September a
school tax consultant will advise
them about getting the issue on
the ballot.
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BAY DREDGING
The on-off status of the millions needed for dredging the Back
Bay is thankfully back on again. And that's good news for the
health of Newport's crown jewel. Most bay observen agree the
estuary that feeds into Newport Harbor is in serious condition with
mud and silt bul.lding up at a breakneck. clip.
FISHERMAN
Strange weather patterns have made for prime fishing condi-
tions at local piers, which is a good thing. But with that good for-
tune romes an onslaught of anglers and fish guts thet make the
piers a little messier than n..,rmal.
CHRISTIAN SPIRIT
\Vh.ile a certain clergyman down the road is getting a passel of
bad press, locally the Rev. Steve Isenman from First Methodist
Church in Costa Mesa showed a bit of charity U:µs week by offer-
ing up the parking spot he won the use of at Tiia.ngle Square to 6.
disabled man. The disabled man contended that before the center
raffled the spot away in a contest, he parked there regularly.
losses
BACK BAY VISITORS
forum.
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Once more, the public is going to have to wait to use the long-
awaited interpretive center at the county's regional park in the
West Upper Back Bay, as officials postpone construction of the
facility for at least six more months.
LA PUERTA ABIERTA CONGREGATION
MARC MARTIN I OAl.Y "OT
The Rev. Jose Coronado of Costa Mesa has lost hb postUon as pastor of La
Puerta Able rta Christian Church. '
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Parishioners at the local church run by the Assemblies of GOO
are now without their longtime pastor, the Rev. Jose Coronado.
Coronado, who started the ministry and is battling an illness, has
been ousted from his position by church offici.als.
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the m ailbag
Jason is not the only one to blame
THE ISSUE: The fall-
out from the fatal crash
involving New Harbor
High teens last May
continues to create
community controversy.
S hame on you Fred Martin for
being the jury in this matter.
Your statement that the
young man should have taken
responsibility and put b.im.self at
the mercy of the judge, do you
know all of the facts?
· Jason's lawyer is rtght in some
of the defenses she has brought
up. She is doing her job as a
defense attorney, where as it
looks like some of the parents
we ren't doing their jobs as par-
ents.
The breaking of the law started
way be.fore tha.t fateful night. It is
true that Irvine Avenue has too
many curves. U you dri ve Irvine
Avenue every day as I do, you will
see many cars driving at the
speed of Jason, without losing
control .
As had been said, this was a
tragic accident. There is blame to
be applied on all sides. Not just
one thing, speeding, caused this
accident. The Bridgman's son
allowed all of the people to get ln
the car. He allowed Jason to dri-
ve.
The other passengers were old
enough to call their parents to
pick them up because of the
unsafe conditions. All of the
young adults in the car were
aware that you shouldn't ride ln a
car without a seat belt. They
accepted the asswnption of the
risk by doing so without.
I am a compassionate parent;
but 1 have had my till of the pub-
lic outcry for one person to take
sole responsibility for actions from
all of the people who are in denial
of their responsibility in this trag-
ic accident. A young man's life is
already under scrutiny for what
he thought was "doing the right
thing .~ Everyone needs to stand
up and be counted -parents and
kids.
The consequences are tough
for all:
The Bridgman's have lost a fine
young man at an early age.
The Arthurs have a tough and
long road to a hopeful recovery.
Dan Townse nd will have a
tough road to recovery.
All the rest of the families will
have to deal with this in the
future.
Jason Rausch had no criminal
intent when he took the wheel of ·
the car that fateful night. So why
just single him outl
ROBERT KINGAARD
Costa Mesa
Fred Martin's Aug. 16 column
hardly deserved to be moved to
the first page. Judge Martin has
decided that he knows how Jason
Rausch should be behaving if the
young man was "truly• remorse-
lul. •genuinely" penitent, and, ol
course, "unequivocally• contrite.
Let Rausch and his maker
hammer out the details of his
moral guilt and consequences.
Talcing penonal responsibility for
one's behavior, problems and
shortcomings doesn't include
walking blto a court of law and
demanding a public flogging.
p&Fk
Courtrooms in America are
about considering mitigating cir-
cwnstances. Few things make me
prouder to be an American. No
matter your name, Rausch, Man-
son, Pol Pot or McVeigh, no mat-
ter how shocking, beinc;>us or
inexcusable the accusations, you
get to stand up in court and say
please consider these factors in
fixing my consequences and/or
criminal culpability.
With five-time convicted child
molesters living in anybody's
neighborhood, the despicable
O.J. Simpson and Charles Keat-
ing playing golf everyday, we
should feel lucky that youngsters
trust due process.
Walking into court and saying
•guilty, your honor~ isn't honesty,
Fre<fMartin, it's stupidity.
What's my part in all this is
what Jason Rausch is asking.
What about the police? What
about the top-heavy, jacked-up
car? What about a carload of
•friends" getting slopped up on
booze and then saying, "Take
care of us Jason. Be responsible
for ow-safety and security Jason,
because we are too irresponsible
to do SO ourselves.•
Ask all the questions you like
Jason Rausch.
GAllY DlllES
Cotta Mesa
Let me see i! I'm right. Fred
Martin wants Jason Rausch, bare·
ly 18 and just graduated from
high school, to disregard the
advice of the profession.al lawyer
his parents have hired for him and
plead guilty to all the charges,
including one ~t is a felony.
Then, he can spend the next
six years (>f his life in prison as
punishment for being the sober
designated driver who made the
mistake of speeding on the wrong
road in the wrong car with too
many •unbelted" friends. Will
that satisfy Mr. Martin's concept
of responsibility?
ANN DllAPl!lt
Newport-
How can anyone who bas ever
raised a teenager not think •there
but for the grace of God go Il "
MoSt of us do everything we can
possibly do to raise children who
know right from wrong and who
make the right choices in their-
lives. However, J think we are
being naive to think that they
always make the best dedsions.
Sometimes they learn through
wrong dec:i.sions, either their own
or those of others.
There Is enough blame and
responsibility to go around in the
case of Jason RausCh and his
friends. They all made some dev-
astatingly wrong decisions: to
drink while under age, to ride in a
car without a seat belt Md to
allow Jason to drive too fast on
the cwves.
He may want to admit and
take responsibility, but consider·
ing the litigious nature of our soci-
ety, may not be able to so until
after his sentence has been deter-
mined.
For Donnie Bridgman's mother,
who is part of the legoJ morass in
which we all cunenUy live, to
want to put the blame on another
child is ludicrous.
She could very easily have
been sitting in Jason's mother's
seat. Most of us sympathize with
all the parents and students
involved ln. this awful situation.
We should be learning instead of
blaming. Remember, "Let he who
ls without sin cast the first stone."
CLYDA Blll!NNEll
Corona de1 Mac
It seems to me that Jason
Rausch is punished enough hav-
' ing to live with the tragedy be
caused. Jail won't erase it.
Mil. AND MRS.
B~. DESENBERG
Newport Beach
l have been reading the Daily
Pilot foi years -love it -but, 1
am so angry at this moment at tbis
Fred Martin that be would write
such an article about this young
boy. I'm so infuriated at him. 1llis
boy was trying to do some good.
He was trying to take c4re of the
othen. And he gets the blame for
everything . I wonder what's going
to happen when M4rtin's boys,
his grandchildren, grow up -
what they're going to do. I am so
angry, I just feel like I'm gonna
have a heart attack. This is ridicu-
lous that a man would write an
artide in a paper about this.
LUCll.E BUllGl!lt
Corona del Mar
Just wanted to comment on
Fred Martin's good article today
in the paper. I think it's fine. Why
do we keep overlooking the true
cause of this acddenti
Thanks Fred, you're d'f'g •
good job. ·
JOE GltOTIIUS
Balboa
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be man conc8m9d about
the folb who -trying ond, whllelhey-ln•-•) -ry-. ..-..1-lng to be dean and sober
thin yotJ are about the ¢1 l
abusers who 11119 among us? 1J!
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John. the abuser driving
down your street. °'the
recovefl~g person who may "' not flt your pAlppY Ideal of •
how normal folks sho<lld "
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one you hold dffr has ~ •
faced the real"r of 5Ubstance ..l
abwl, but the odds are
against you remaining so
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once. again j
! Hedges hit 1he nail on tile :
' head. We need to fld our· I -of the Supreme Courts
.
1 ruling our lrrtlmale liws and 1 .-1.,.. .
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YID wlla *.*tlY breath, she s&id, 11.··
DodM tald MMle her daugb-w WOUid _. fully recover, but
MMl9 llWll the community in ~ .. wants to tell them th.at ~IPe'pd.. . -.fl j ·tmide, ~ she said. =bad no medical insur-ance ib8 was in the aasb. 8Dd .. Newport Harbor Cheer
SqwMA ~ with other groups
haft r.t.ed money for her medical
ne8dl.
Hit mire at Meridian continuel
to be~. and Maete and friends
of the flimOy are appeeling to the
tyjmlWlldty tD mntlnue supporting
her Oll9. ••
•1 Mve DO idea bow long she is
gotDg to be (at tbe care center),•
Ma818 taid. •0octors spoke about
her ~ here a .year. She is
nowbent DMr going home."
Tbe right side of Amanda's
body ii itill paraly7.ed. and she has severe biain damage, Maese said.
Pund-raJsers for Amanda,
including an event to be held at
Fletcher Jones Motorcars, will be
announced at a press conference
today.
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tractual agreement couldn't be
reached. Mesa's General Manager
Karl Kemp said district officials are
unsure whether they will take
such a step now.
"Nobody wants to do 'that,"
Kemp said "We would rather pro-
vide an alternative. I suppose it's
still an alternative, but I think the
better way is to proceed or to find
out what is fair and reasonable.
Irvine Ranch still won't sit across
the table from us (and talkJ."
The meeting will be held in the
board room at 1 p.m, 1965 Placen-
tia Ave.
cityside
Macroeconomics
class begins Sept. 8
A 15-week macroeconom-
1cs class will begin Sept. 8 at
Orange Coast College.
Economics 180, which
meets Saturdays from 9 a.m. to
noon, will cover various topics
involving macroeconomics
including the Federal Reserve
system. international econom-
ics and inflation.
Registration is under way in
the college's admissions office.
For information, call 432-5072.
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lmprovtng neigh~rboodl. •
Brickson said Brewer should
spend less time fund-ralllng and
more time in J,he dtY she repre-
sents to find out what is ~
going on there.
Capitol Weekly reporter June
Gin, who wrote the article, said
Brewer was attempting to show
that her district 1s not only an
attluent area. She aatd Brewer
didn't say Costa Mesa was
•totally ovemm• With problems.
•we were tolld.ng more about
Newport Beaeb, and she aa1d
there are other areu like Costa
Mesa, for instance, that have•
these problems,• Gin said,
addlrig that Brewer also includ-
ed Santa Ana u an area that
faces these problems.
"I sincerely hope that Mari·
lyn's comments were taken out
of context,• City Councilman
Gary Monahan said. "However,
if this ls what she truly believes,
I would like to see what she ls
doing to support our council's
efforts to improve Costa Mesa.•
Emmett Steed, preildelit Of
the Costa MeM Toumm Ud
Promotion Council, lakl thi
council recently launched a
$40,000-a-year edve~ cam-
paign to promote the~ at John
Wayne Airport. S'9ed A.id he ii
un&ware of any serious prob-
lems with gangs, ghetto. and
immigration in Costa Mesa.
•1 woUldn't aay that it wu
leriOul in direct cootrut with
Ne~rt Bea.ch,• aaid Steed,
whoee role it ii to promote the
area as a tourist deatinaUon.
•Most of what we have ls t0me
pretty high-end aa well as
diverse areas.•
• The dt)"s Orange County
Performing Arts Center WU con-
lidered earlier th1a year for a
future site for. the Oscars cere-
monies, said City Council-
woman Heather Somers.
•Perhaps Mrs. Brewer would
like to have a tour of Costa Mesa
to know that some of the finest
world-class shopping la avail-
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majority of enrolled students
showed up the flrlt day.
"Everybody on the roll sheet
seems to be here,• Bundy said.
·we seem to have• less mobility
this year.•
Second-grader Unness
al careeL
their Da1D81 CD tbe bl•Jle«tn board.
The only milbeP" wwe one
ayiDg lltudeDt ad a couple ol toi-
lets that onrftOwed. .
A •jump-t1mt• ~ held
the week before IChool for
Jdndergertilen end their parents
may accoUDt for tbi lack al upetl
and teen Wednelday, Bundy
said.
•The parents go through
wor~ and watch the teacher
interacting with the children,•
~undy said. Cotdero couldn't wait to end her
summer of singing lessons and
get be.ck to school, where there's
a variety of activities.
•1 get more recess and a brand
new teacher," said Unness, 7. "I
get so tired [during the summer).•
"I like it when we go out there
and learn about letters,• the 5-
year-old said before reciting the
alphabet.
Cesar Garcia, a fourth-grader,
said he lilted going to school to
play handball ana.. other sports
wtth biJ frlendl.
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the first day of school, kinder-
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too scared to start her education-
Kindergarten teacher Virginia
Muschetto said students spent the
morning learning to draw circles
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-: The routine is a change of ~ce for the two former homeless
rr.'IUg addlcts who bad lost all
~ ~ir children to protective ou.s-
~Y· • • ·w e're doing what we're aup-
);.iiJ,sed to be doing," Tammy
~unsbury said. "It can only go
hill from here."
Their two-bedroom house on
..._,,UJ.U· is filled with donated fwni-
' canies no more food than
ey can afford and only has a
~ to blow the hot air around,
., 1Jut the former residents of Ute
<lrange County Inte rfaith Shelter
in Costa Mesa say they are'lmp-
py.
~ "It's great," Tammy said . "I
.. love it. I love this house. I love
• m y ldlldlord."
Last month, the couple was
. wondering where they and their
son, Patrick, would live as the
deadline for them to leave the
temporary housing shelter
neared
The hrst rental advertisement
they responded to did not require
a credit check , and despite their
honesty about former prison con-
victions and addictions, the own-
er was willing to take a chance
on them.
"She said she had an instinct
feeling that we were the right
people to move in here," Tammy
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eel on their jowney away from
drugs and homelessness last
month.
The Orange County Child
Abuse Prevention Center con-
tacted them to help provide them
with material goods and estab-
lish some normalcy in their lives.
Jody Warren, family support
worker for the center, visits with
the family once a week to talk
about their phy~ical and emo-
tional needs and to give them
tips for raising their son, Patrick.
"lf Ron and I have any prob-
lems, she'll counsel us,• Tammy
said.
In addition to small items like
shampoo and toys, Warren has
found them a donated washing
machine and dryer.
"We locate resources for
them,• Warren said. "We want to
make sure !Patrick) has licensed
child care and getting (Tammy)
into some support groups.•
When Patrick misbehaves h1I
parents give him a •ttme-o\lt• in
his room until he has calmed
down, but Tammy wants to learn
new ways to discipline him.
Both Ron and Tammy are inter-
ested in watching the videos on
child discipline and completing
workbooks because they need
parenting skills to help them get
their other children back.
Three of Tammy's five cb1ldren
are in her father's custody in Ida-
ho. A fourth child is at Orange-
wood Children's Home. They vis-
it with him regularly, picking him
up evecy Saturday and taking him
home to play with Patrlclc. Tammy
said he cries when he has to go
back to Orangewood, but the
couple knows they aren't ready to
take care of him yet.
"It's tough right now with
Patriclc, • Tammy said. "We don't
feel that we can financially take
over (for another child) right
now."
Paying the bills on Ron's salary
is difficult for the family, but Tam-
my is planning to get a job soon
after she finds a low-income day
care for Patrick.
When Tammy was at the Cos-
ta Mesa shelter, she worked at
Target. But she lost the job over a
dispute about her schedule.
Ron has been a deliverer at
Penn Records for two years. His
supervisor, Susan Kramer, allows
him time off for child custody
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Patrick Lounsbury, 4, plays with bis toy train In the Uvlng room of bls new home tn Orange. u bis
parents, Ron and 'nunmy, look on.
court dates when necessary.
"She's just real supportive and
real understanding,• Tammy
said. "She's probably the best
boss he'll ever have.•
Until she finds a job, Tammy
busies herself by taking walks
with Patrick to the park and
down the hill to the store.
"There are certain things that
are real tough,• Tammy said,
noting the recent heat and
humidity has left her tired while
running errands without a vehi-
cle.
When Ron and Tammy left the
shelter, they had a 1978 Pontiac
Phoenix that died soon after they
moved to north Orange.
They sold the car to a junk-
yard for $70 and are having a dif-
ficult time getting approved for a
car loan.
Despite the obstacles in front
of them -finding transportation,
gaining child custody and get-
ting on their feet financially -
Ron and Tammy remain confi-
dent, saying they know God
would not have taken them this
far to just throw them away.
"It's like Ron always says, 'We
could lose everything, and we'd
still have each other,'• Tammy
said. "Ron and I have already
been through at this age what
most people go through in a life-
time. They can't take that away
from us.•
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EYE-Ol'ENER
Estancia geq a blueChip tranf er
ft.Ir "911• soccer -
l'oShiha Senior Classic will remain at NBCC
• Hoag Memorial's
possible involv:ement
would mean end of Taco
Bell Newport Classic.
ASweeks of uncertainty,
e will be a Toshiba
or Classic in 1998 and
it will be p layed at Newport
Beach Country Club, Senior PGA
Tour official Tim Crosby said
Wednesday.
Start · the band, hoist the
banners ... and who knows?
Maybe Arnold Palmer will show
up.
Crosby, the tour's vice presi-
de1;1t of blliiness affairs, said the
tour has •eveiy intention of hav-
ing the golf towna.ment with
Toshiba as its title sponsor at
Newport Beach Country Club.•
Crosby also said a tournament
manager to replace Bob Neely's
group, International Sports and
Event Marketing, is still uncon-
firmed. •n•s like a player to be
named J4ter," Crosby said.
On May 10, Newport Beach
richard
dunn
Country Club ownership issued ~
statement saying it would no
longer host Orange County's only
PGA Tour event if ISM continued
as manager.
NBCC cited "continual
defaults" in payments and a
strong concern "about ISM's rela-
tively small contribution to chari-
ty last year· ($45,000) and uncer-
tainty regarding the 501(c)(3) tax
exempt status of Classic Charities
of Orange County."
In June, it was reported in this
space that Hoag Memorial Hospi-
tal Presbyterian, longtime benefi-
ciary of the 'Illco Ben NeV!]>Ort
Classic Pro-Am, would emerge as
the new charity to O}>t'rate the
Senior Classic witll its oars
already in the water from 23
years' experience and a solid
framework of volunteers eager to
contribute to the venerable insti-
tution.
"There's going to be a tourna-
ment run by somebody, and we
anticipate Toshiba will be the
spons6r and we anticipate the
event to be played at Newport
Beach Country Club, but any-
thing beyond that is speculative,•
Crosby said. •Even though we're
late in the game (less than seven
months away), we're going to find
a way to get it done."
The Senior Classic, which
donated no money to charity this
year under the direction of ISM, is
expected to be played March 9-
15 next year.
"We're going to present our
• SEE GOLF PAGE 8 2
. . . .
barry
faulkner
Transfer
boosts
Estancia's
boys soccer
•Miranda's arrival has
Coach Steve Crenshaw
eagerly anticipating the
opening of Eagles' season.
• Even though older
brother Jed plays two
s}>orts, it is the younger
Weinstein, Josh, who
inspires him.
H olidays at the Weinstein
household must be l(lme-
tbing ot a nightmare.
•stop kiclq.ng the ball in the mrusel • one could imagine Ellert,
mother of Jed and Josh, saeam-
ing as a soccer ball bounds off the
heed of one of the boys and lands
iJ)cbes away from a family heir-
loom.
Holidays and summers are rare
meeting times for the family, and
probably savored rather than
dreaded, as Jed begins his senior
year at Emory University in
AUanta, and Josh embarks upon
his second year at New York
City's Colwnbia. Both are Corona
del Mar High grads.
The elder brother, Jed at 21,
earned NCAA Division m laurels
in tennis the last two seasons with
the Eagles. He had played soccer
his first two years but gave it up to
concentrate on his net game.
''Tennis is individual thing.
You push yourself. If you lose, you
rdn onJy blame yourself," he said .
"Soccer is a team thing, that's the
GOLF .
CONTINUED FROM 81
fchedule to the tow'a board of
directon at our meeting (SeS>t. 16
lo Indianapolis) and the Toshiba
Senior Classic is on the scbed-
flle," Crosby said.
~ Crosby also said the Japanese
flectronics mammoth strongly
desires to play a significant role in
hie community, not just ln Irvine, where Toshiba is ~clquiir1er8d,
t>ut tbri>ughout Orang• Cotillty.
f ·~·re trying' to do the right
tblno b the community, and their
No.1 ~ is to be • c:bartta-w. ~t in the CXJIDIDwU• ly, • ~ Aid. •1 •pi>14ud tbmD
foi h•'9no m there.
lb ~ the Senior O•liltc
--·IGA·· 'Jbur pOMq, ISM en· E 'c CbUttiel ol Oringe
bat the ~doll ...
delded fedetal ~ Nld .... .,, '''"' cbAli-
whole~.·
It 11 also ~J Jed is returning to the soccer th1I fall.
•1 didn't think (Jed would
return to IOCCW), • ~olli, 19, ifrld.
•He had his first practice, though.
and said he felt pretty good."
Josh, on the other hand, has
few athletic dreams beyond the
soccer field. The sport landed him
a scholarship to a Division I Ivy
League school While hls playing
time was nearly nil hls freshman
campaign. he sees his talents
moving him up.
•My playing time couldn't
really decrease, so it should
increase,• the midfielder
laughed. •1 played really well in
the sprtng. After sJiring, I was in a
starting spot, so unless a freshman
comes in, I should have it."
Ellen Weinstein likes to brag
about her boys, and for good rea-
son. But she is the first to say that
their talents cliff er.
··~ '"-• ••• • • ; j ••• . . '
"Tbat w• one GI my: belt Ma·
IODI ever, to be ~ytng with him
and Juan. It WU great,. Josh
said .• nae oldet broth« sounds like
be bu reversed rol• With Josh
when speaking of that season.
"My brother bas1mspired me. It
was wonderful playing on the
same team. The way be works so
bard and improves ... ," Jed said.
"He was thinking of coming to
Emory, but I'm glad he chose to
go to Columbia. It's a great school
and has a good soccer program."
The Weinsteins seem to cher-
ish the same things about soccer
-the closeness with teammates,
the speed and the commitment.
But Josh may have it a little
tougher than Jed when it
comes to the latter.
"I have no free time at all\· the
fall," Josh said. "Our practice
field is 20 minutes away from
campus, so we have to take a
bus." "In actuality, Josh is the better
soccer player. Jed gets all the
press from tennis, but Josh is bet-
ter when it comes to soccer," she
said.
Jed (left) and Josh Welmteln pal around with Corona del Mar High~ boys soccer coach, Derek
Lawther (center) last winter break as the former Sea Kings were home from school.
He said that practice, travel
time included, runs from about
2:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
With his mind set on an eco-
nomics or engineering major, his
autumn days are nwnbered.
Jed, who was a striker for the
Eagles in 1994 and 95, was one of
Emory's top players bis sopho-
more season when he tallied 17
points (five goals and seven
assists.)
But he missed ou.t on a suc-
cessful 1996 campaign.
HWe are going to have eight
seniors this year, and a chance to
win a championship," Jed said. "I
wanted to be part of that."
The tradeoff, be knows, may
be some of that All-American sta-
tus.
"This year I don't think I'll play
at all," he said of tennis in the olf-
group, which is "very interested"
in ta.king over the event, accord-
ing to an insider, is close to reach-
ing an agreement with Toshiba.
"Somebody could still come
out of left field, like Neely did,
and end up with the deal,• a
source said. "It the person'• heert
is in the right place, whOever's
running it. then the community
will .get behind it..
With Hoag u the charity,
9"1Jbody winl. The N~rt
Clallk. the Wiloul ronnm ~Bing
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season. "I'll just have to work
harder over Christmas."
Josh's Columbia team is look-
ing to improve this season, too.
With a 9-5-3 mark, but a 1-3-3
league showing, Josh says that a
strong returning core and a "fam-
ily-like" closeness should boost
With Hoag involved. the old
problems will be solved and New-
port Will host a major tournament
for many years to follow. Just like
the Senior PGA Thur wants it.
the Lions' numbers.
A successful season for both
the Weinsteins could only remind
them of one thing -1993.
Jed was a senior, and Josh a
sophomore when their Sea Kings
soccer team, led by All-American
Jason Boyce, dominated the area.
PREPS
CONTINUED FROM 81
With practice in most fall sports
beginning Monday, athletes and
coaches alike are enjoying their
final week of freedom, before rac-
ing headlong into the upcoming
season.
Corona del Mar football coach-
es are convening in their familiar
three-day mountain retreat to go
over final details, the Newport
Harbor and Costa Mesa brain
trusts have held meetings at the
school's offices, and Estancia
High Coach John Liebengood
has fit in visits to the doctor and
dentist, before meeting with his
staff Saturday.
The workload incurred by
football coaches {breaking down
film and assembling game plans
on the weekends, scouting on off
nights and practicing from the
time school lets out, until into the
evening) often makes even the
simplest task of getting a haircut
a challenge during the season.
Newport players, however,
should have no such problem.
The Sailors, who annually
shave their heads before the first
fall practice, have already begun
the shearing process, though
some will wait until the last
moment.
The European professional
indoor circuit's loss is Newport
Harbor girls volleyball coach Dan
Glenn's gain this fall.
Tara Kroesch, a decorated
But Jed, who will graduate
with a business major, hopes to
move to New York when school is
done.
Then maybe the guys can kick
the ball around Central Park
rather than the house.
four-year starter for the Sailors, as
well as Pepperdine University,
toyed with the idea of playing this
fall overseas, where leagues
begin in September.
Instead, the 1992 Newport
graduate will join Glenn's Sailor
coaching staff, for which she
served last spring as co-coach of
the frosh-soph boys squad. She
will coach the girls junior varsity
this fall.
Though many high school
water polo teams allow their play-
ers to compete in the National
Junior Olympics with their club
programs, which often scatters
each school's standouts and
leaves their less-talented team-
mates on the sidelines, Newport
Harbor and Corona del Mar
coaches demand their players
remain together as a high school
team.
While this is a certain formula
for frustration at the Junior
Olympics tournament, won
annually by club teams loaded
with all-stars from several
schools, it allows the Sea Kings
and Sailors to fortify themselves
for the upconiing Sea View
League campaign against elite
competition.
Costa Mesa High players com-
peted on club teams at the Junior
Olympics, but reassembled for
last week's Hawaiian Invitational.
giving them another chance to
bolster cohesiveness before they
begin the task of reclaiming the
Pacific Coast League crown they
lost to Laguna Beach last fall.
Rush earn third
•Girls 12-under team
outscores opponents 9-2.
ORANGE -The Orange Coast
United Rush ll girls 12-under
team nabbed third place in the
Orange Classic last weekepd.
With just one loss in four
games, the Rush was paced by
the performance of goalkeeper
Jilliane Hartfiel
Hartfiel allowed just two goals
in the tournament. while the mid-
field and defense helped keep
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balls away from the cage.
Frankee Kelly, Kerrie Gates,
Rachael Furman, Victoria
Swigart, Amanda Witman,
Megan Gorden and Haley Miller
manned those positions.
Isabel Montano knocked in a
team-high four goals, while Bar-
bara Julian and De1anie Ferguson
added two each.
Kinzie Kramer also chipped in
with one goal.
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To an hM, ~ •• "'t Control. but not to ~. PUILIC MOTICI 21, s.ptemw 4, 1n1 PUIUC NOT,CI l'UILIC NOTICE °" ,-. 8 1"1 • ~::i=· ~wn:'~ tM,"Tlfh JUNK ti, ::r'~~.::'~~ l'lottuoue ......... Th053 '1oUtloue au91.,... FlotJtloua lklaan... 2ne "111 • Aw.:-.
OIMrwfet be lnttf .. ted in a ., It ..._. lta-......1 PUBLIC NOTIC! Na1M Stote...m .,...,.. atatoment c..t. ...... CA • ._ ..._. the win ,,, ettal• or both Ya /w MOHAllllllO M. ,.,OP•'1Y 10113, 107' ~ followlno P'f900l 111'• Th• tollOW1ng P«•Ofl• ate The following peraont at• ..., •••,... •: .. ,. ....... .,.
Of: WIWAM TRELOAR • JOHlllt, 81LLl11tl\. .. Newpoct IM., eo ... Metl.1 doing bualn•H ••: I) Flotltloue llu•IMA doing bu.Inell u: SPEC. doing butlnn• ar. JU.Ile• .. MO u I CUWHCY
A PETITION h .. been CIN811 ca. t:M27, (114) •N1• LHF, 8) LEEF SVAf'• Mamo atatoment TRASCAN, 9382 Malahlne fOf ~. 154 ,ark Cre1t. ' · •
LOAR In tha Supetlot Court ON TH• ROCKI, the followlng peraon1: Avonue1 ~ Beach, dol119 ~llMH u: 92840 t<.vln J, Perklo1, 154 Park tt.IMt -" ~ filed bY KIMBERL. V A. T~E· 8UVWA TIME: l:ooAM, ltored .l)V IOAAOI, )311 WHl It~ The fOllOWft19 f.*IOnt are Or., Huntington Btac.h, CA NewPol'I Coast, CA 92857 . -_...., ffWJ to
of Calllomla, COunty of OR· ay1 /ti MICHA.I&. C COJI GERALDINE UTAOW, ~oma 92081 PRIMROSE t.ANDSCAP· Rodolfo H. lturrlaoa. 9382 Cre1t. Newport Coast. ~~ ~ tt47t / t .... 11ty ANGE. ZANITll PA•tlDDn'• £015 AICHAAD SAVOI!, homu Davin Fahey, Ill, INQ, 24191 Via Portola La· Malahlne Or., Huntington 92657 the OMTA MHA ~ .... ~"'-'-···
THE PETITION request• •UYSMMNl1Ula ' E111 DONALD LOUl81 1311 Wffl Baiy Avenue, guna N~. CA 92677. Beach, CA 929'48 Thi• bu1lne11 la con· D!PAJn'MIEHT. ~~~~' that KIMBERL\' A TRE 0019 TINA CRUZ. H031 Newoot1 Beach, CallfOfnla \955 T"hla bualnau la con-ducttd by: Ill Individual TM ~ wae N11ei1 II
I.OAR be appointed·., : Publlahed Newport JEFF SNEU.. Ho3t DEBO-92M1 Shafbel Catlr Ellat, 24991 ducted by an lndMdual Have you starttd doing wfttl ,..._. to .......
aona1 rtptHantatlve 10 r:J, Beach.Co•.. MM& Dally RAH PURVIS, H011 OUlA Thie bu1lneu 11 con-Via Por1ol., IAguna Niguel. Have you 1t8Md dolog busln"' yet? No "4ot d oe.1 ef ieft19n4el
mloi1ltf the estate of lhe Piiot Ayguat 21, 1997. TROTTER, H212 CHRIS ~by: an Individual CA 926Tf.1955 buslne11 V-17 No Kevin J. Ptfklns 11•1.I efthe He.-Miii JNo.:)JO~ dtctdenl. ThOet FORD, H222 JOHN CAAJQ "..,. you 1ta11ed doing Thi• bualneu 11 con-Rodolfo H. llurrlaga Thia 11-11~1 was filed "'9ty c:Me. You .. ._.. .,
THE PETITION requoate PUBLIC NOTICI Property 24511, 1125 ~ ve4? No ducted by: an lndivldual Thts slatt!Mllt was flied with tha County Clerk of llty,........ 1Nt 1N l*atct ot the decadent'• Wiii and Pomona AV9., Cota Met&. ,,..,mu Oavtn Fahey. Ill Have you ataned doing wllh tha County Clerk of Orange County on 8·5-97 AttMwyef0....-C.W..,lulO.dllll
COdldla, It any, be admitted onat.......,,O'" Ca. 92827, (714) 142-3107 Jl'J: .~~ WC~_.!lledol bualneH yet? Yes 08.0Hl7 Orange County on 8-5-97 1917372Mt 1 -~~lnl••lla'lt'9MCI to Pfobale. Tht W111 and __.,., • TIME: 10:1:!0 AM, Stofed by • ..,.,....,ty .., " Shatbol EJiu 11173729445 Dally PUot August 14 2 I foffolt die .... •u ~
any codlclia are ivaJlable Notice of lalo th• followlna peraon1: Ofange County on 8-5-97 This •tatament waa ntld 0111y Piiot August 14, 21. 28. S.plembef 4, 1991 ' ......-tY""'*"tllHeeMI
ror tumlnatlon In tha ftla of Real Proportr E242 CAAOL't'N ARIAN, tH7~72M31 With tha County Clerk ol 28. September 4 1997 Th04l _., ~ C.. leatleft d monft kept by Iha court. at ,rtvato .... 8029 JOHN RAMIREZ Daly Pilot Ai9.11t 14, 21, Ofanga County on 8-1·91 ' Th050 11 ...... ,. It .Q .~~e;!,IT!~~~ue::! ~~~=of c:r7ve".?1~2089..::: 28' September
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' ~7 Dally Pilo~9:i!~!2~4~~~. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE =-~ ~-~ .. ' ~· 0t Hlata Under 11141 Ind~ Iha State c.llfomla. for CA 82S27, (714) 84&-3865 28 Septembet 4 1997 Flotltloui 8ualnH1 IMftU9hC to He.tit! _. CA •-~Id
dent Admlnlattatlon of &. the County of Of'aogo TlME: 11:00AM, Stored by PUIUC NOTICE . . Th040 Flotltlou1 •u•IMH Nam• Statement Safety Code Section n COIM lo ~1 In II timl .....
lllH Act. (Thia authority In the Mat!ef of tflt &tale the followlng peraons: L__ Namo atetement The following persona ate 114811.1 mwt f11e e !}OW . gy • lille ..:I
wtll aJIOw the personal rep. of Dorothy LoulM Cochrfln C17a MICHAEL OAL.-FloUt-8ualneH PUBLIC NOTICE The fOllowfng peraon1 are doing business as: J and J _.,.. 'dJ:: ~your o.t II.di In~ lo¥ Ui
rHentaUve to take many aka SMiie Cochran, con..= LAOHER, B154 MARCI N•1Etatemont doing bu1lneas u : Virtual Aenral. 2~ l<lncald #101, "*-t In the ~. ~ tn 51!d mllid of:i,NSt.. ectlont without court ap-vatM. MAES, 0430 LORI MUR-Tha persona are FlctJtloua Bualnea• Reatfy Entartalnment. 485 Co1t1 Mua. CA 92626 YIMI -' fie ttlle ~ In bnie c~
proval. a.fora taking cet· Nollce la har~by PHV, D4SO JOAN LA MAH· doing lines• u : JJM Name l~t•m•nt Ealt 17th. Suite 200, Costa Diane Johna. 2509 Kincaid tt. ~ c-rt of tt. In~_ U>an •
lain very Important action• um tha undot w111 TIA M11ketl119, 1807 Sandal· Th• following rsons are MeH, CA 92827 #101, Co1ta Meu. CA Courtty et 0r-. wtd*' 1656409780. lc(ll men dacnbed in Vie
however, the peteonal 11p: Mil at Prlvlil• s •· to-Iha Property 00101/22301, M>Od .. NewPof'I S.1ch. doing buliMtt~a: Ramp· Vincent ThomH M11t10. 92628 ~ (30l deye of the ftnt ~ ~ tt= r1inced Deed at
llHntaUve will be required h~••t and belt bidder 2085 Placentll Ave .. Co111 CA bell Marina 3224 E Cout 3626 WHt Ball Apt, 108, This buslnau Is con-puWlcldon of 1He Nu~1 the ~be anO IUll The r.i
lo ~'* """"' lo ........ o "1 lo ...,...._, Of M-ca. t12127, (714) John ... Mog.,., J<., Hwy eo..n. dol ,,;., CA AnohOm, CA..... d..aod '' '"lnd1•1<'"• -.. ---a persona IMlleu they hevt 111 Superior Court, on OI 646-1186, TIME: 12:00PM, 1807 andalwood L.n., 926:is • This bualnus 11 con· Have you started doing notloe. IPl•aH UH ~re ., ~ en the
waived noUce or contanted ah" Iha 25th day of M-Stored by tha fonoWlng Newp rl Baach. Cell!. Rampbell Inc (CA) 3224 ducted by: an lndMdual bu1i""1 yat? No •~ I Yeu ""* ~of~
to th• propoHd action.) oust. 1997, at 1he otnc. of peraona: A027 RICK 92860 E. Coaat H .:·Coro~• del Have you started doing Diane John• ww M ......... -.y of 0 the I of 15 The lndependant admlnl .. Jan Walla Anderton Eeq BOUMA. A083 PAUL Thi• bualnHI 11 con-Mar CA 92~5 buslne11 yet? No This statement was filed die olalill on the Oiiltrtot Tt 63 m.ist
1ralfon authority wlll be 2070 N. Tustin A~enue' STAI~ C094 ~~ MC· duct by: an Individual Thli buslnasa 11 con· Vlncent Thomas Mastro with the County Clerk ol ACA~J,~°'rlEzCounlv be by cash. i s ~ granted unlHI an Inter· Santa Ana, CA 92705-1ii'I ClURt:, E022 uun CAs. Have you 11an1d doing ducted by· 1 cor oration Thl1 1tatement was fllad Orange County on 8-5-97 ttn. · ZMAH. (I,...,,., on 1 ~ 0< nltlonal 111ed person fllH an ob-all th• right. title and lntlf· TRO, E021 AMY tiURST, bu1l~H yet? Ve•. August Have you lt~•d doing with the County Clerk of 19173729430 ~k:J!~ bank. a check drMI by 1
Jecllon to the petition and "' of eald conaervatH In E108 CHRISTINE EIS~N· 11, 1997 buslneu yet? No Orange County on 8-12·97 Dally PUot August 14. 21, Wnt. Santa Ane Ca ~·~credit ul'liOn. common ' • If -'Y•
show good CIUH why th• to all th• ceftaln Real_Pfop. BERG, D287 RON SMIT Johw Jot•ph Magner. Jr. Rampbell, Inc.. Sun 11173730014 28. Seplember 4, 1997 12701 ...... UWtY CIOI or 'lad8r7 ~ bIJ Slate ~t ....__ , tcCJI
court ahould not grant th• any, altuated In the Ctty of Ali -.a .,. aublect to Thi 11atemant w11 llled Campbell, Pres. Dally Piiot Augu1t 14, 21 . Th044 tleye of tt. MrlCI of tt. OI 11 ~<d -., iJ:· il'.!*8Clorrd,~"' ~ ~l'st authority, N-Pof'I BHc:h, Cowtty of prlof canc»llallon. Term•, wtlh Iha County Clerk of Ttllt atatemant was flied 28 Seplamber 4 1997 c:WM In tt. ~ ~aoon. s ,~ ...,.,
A HEAAING Ofl the petl-Orange, State of Callfomla. = ~ r-:ul·~~av~I-Orang• County on 8-19-97 with th• County Clerk 01 ' ' Those PUBLIC NOTICE Coun/OA ONWon. t:a·~r1 ofl:f.: tlon wtll be ti.Id on SEP· panlculatty delcflbed a aa · • • tH7373071S Orange County on a.13.97 TM f .... to tinwfv flit MnOal auUlonz:ed i1iJ c:Osts
TEMBER 18. 1997, at follows: EXHIBIT "A" t•lh .. ~99~111bdaypr ~ Dally Piiot August 21, 28, 19173730248 PUBLIC NOTICE F1ct1Uou1 BualneH Ind -a Wftfled c:WM IO do butinest In this II*, ~ii;:;
1:45pm In Dept, 703 lo-Loe 13 of Tract No. 2813, ~ .. 1nc' 7~1 W 1 • Sep1ambar 4, 11, 1997 Dally Piiot August 21 28 Name Statement 9tMlne en im-tt In the The stl9el address and ollw ="'c;l ~ catld at 34t The Cl1v Orfvo In the City of Newport --.--• .. H"" Th067 S • • Fl~tltlou1 Butln•H Th• following persons ara ~ In the .._.., common it y of !he Notice IS South. Orange. CA 92868. Beach, County of Orange, Avenue, Glendale, CA •ptember 4 • 11 · 1997 Name Statement doing business as: 3·0 fn,. Court wll fMUlt In the of the ntal ' $19tnS94 It is M
IF YOU OBJECT 10 tha Stale of Callfomla. u per 9t20l, (818) 244-8080, PUBLIC NOTICE Th062 Th• following !*Sons are tart1fnm1nt 485 E. f7th property Mine~ or IS ., , • ~· ol granting ol the petition, you map recorded In Boole 94. Bond No. 5857832. dot buslnus n : Horizon St,. Suite 200·C. Costa .,.,.... torfelt to th9 St.a 1 kwie ue ~ less ~
Ing and 1tale your ob-MllC:ellaneoua Mlpe, In the :::~~Ol~14M2','81~fly Name Statement FletltlOUI BualnoH E 17th StrHI #200·8, Mark Alan Elllson. 23 ,_._.to the lllf9\t•1e .._.__ ~ lddilbl lo c:.h, ,.ruslee
ltc11on1 or me written ob-otflce of the County ~ ,....us • • · The followlng persona.,, N Costa MaSI, CA 92827 Abeto. lrvlrnt. CA 92720 of HM1tt1 Ind SeM!v CoM .,_, .. = Y ""~ _. 8CXl8pl c:mNl(a d**' 1C11on1 with Iha court boo cordet of Uld County. lh039 doing bualnau u : a) ~ ~~~S..!_atemont Edgar E 81llay. 111. 24122 This business Is con· Section 11481 ~ inc:otr9dn lnecommon ClnMn on a Slate 01 ~ lore Iha haarlng. Yow ap-EXCEPT THEREFROM an "Reel Orange", b) "Real 0 v"""" persons are LI Rou, Lake Forest CA ducted by an lndlVldual fwu-Nldoe or hewtnt. dirllS • lflOMl ~ a dwd ~ ~
pearanca may be In'*'°" oil, gu, mineral• ad OChef PUBLIC NOTICE Of'ang1". c) "Aerial Action doing ~u~'Es" •!~-~on· 92630 · Hava you staned doing 08/14, 08/21,08/28 =~-any.Bank ol --~~ · or by yow 1norney. hydrocarbons, below a Productions", 318 La Jolla •umer • tara ....... ces Th is bu1ine11 la con-business yet? No Ame&. tfr FOf9Clo. 01
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1 f: IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR daplh of 500 feat, without F1ctJtloua BuilnoN Dr,, Newpol1 Beach, CA & Consultant•, 2356 Harbor ducted by an Individual Mark EH1aon PUBLIC NOTICE R ~~
or a contingent credl1or or the right of IUrlac:e entry, Maino St•toment 92863 B~.2 l103, Costa MHa, H111e you Slartad do1ng This statement was filed ~ , ~· dQn sMicrs mmoalt'
the daoeased, you mult Ill• u reHfVed In lnatrumonta ~ ~ ~ ara Arthur F, Vlwelll, 318 La ~ra~g 62~ Nichol• 2356 buslnen ye1? YH. 8-11·97 with th• County Clerk of All ND. 1H7mNll -~ ~·ln~"S1 "' your Claim with the court of record, v-"" • ••. aca Jolla Or . N-Pof'I e.ach, Harb<> BNd ' c Edgar E Billey, Ill Orang• County on 8·12·97 RCTTTlOUI IUIUIElt • ..Inda! Cqde
and mall a copy to the pet• EXCEPT THEREFROM aN lnternallonal, 1981 A CA 92M3 M ' ., •1o3. osta This 1111ament wH tiled 11173730090 ' I' ) IP do bu9iness In lhiS SSIU
1on1t raprHentaflva 1p-water and aubsurlace water ~= Ave .. Plaoentla, Thia bu~lneu 11 con-T~~· ~~:~.2:. 11 con-with th• County Clark of Daily Piiot Auguit 14, 21. The:~·=) i"'9 1 wil be · S.S SIM Wll be made, In 111 ,...,,. "' "" '°"" "''"" "°~" bok>w • .-or -...,0,..,.., eon. ,...,,. by. ~ .....,,.,..,, """" .,, ~ '""'""'"" o .,.,.. C~oly on ~'"" 28, Sop,.mb" " "" .,,. ......., ., l btA -"""""' « · ~:_; ... •·~ four month1 from th• datt 500 fMt, without the right IUltJ & ~I 1 lo-Have you Slatted doing Have you started dol 11173730013 ThOS4 Cl.CINA DEL ~ATO IJ · ~ OI 1 · Wftll,.H "' ""'
of first lnuanc• of me let· of IUrlaee entry, 11 dtdl-d~ Inc c:.-') "'-t A bu11ne11 yet? VH. 1978 buslnHs et? No ng Dally Piiot August 14 21 '2004642. 660 Anlll Blw reo• title. • OI Of • • tars as provldtd In ltctlon oattd or refffVld In lnstru-" .. • 1..., M Vltaralll c IA Y s ' ' PUBLIC NOTICE n · erlCu • • 9100 of th• California Pro-menll of rtcOfd. Mlraloma Ave,. Plaoentla, Thi• atalement wu flied ra..., R, Nichols 28, epllmber 4, 1997 CoSta Meu, CA Q2626 f9!!!1 the -at.e
bata Coda. Tha 11ma tor ftl· More commonly known CA 82870 with the County Clark of Thia statement WH llled Th055 Flctltlou1 8u1lnH1 Lugano Foods, Inc • C-lon-ta Ol"Tnii -:: _...,
Ing claims wlll not •~plll u : 2008 Saadrlft Ortve. Co-Thi• bualn•H II con· Orang• County on 8-19-97 o"h th•c County Clerk of PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement Corpomon. 36 OUbrook. Coll> ~rust l\!$t. m
btfora four months from rona del Mar, CA 92625, duc:tedby:acorporaUOfl 11173730778 range ountyon 9·19·97 Th• fOllowl personsCleCm.CAQ267V ~'=~.· Of ~'::ov~~arlng dall noticed A./.;.~.~~~. euh In ~.:..!~et?·~~9::ng Dally Piiot Augull 21, 28. Dally Pllo~l:u~~~.3~1~72~. Flctltlou1 8u1lne11 are doing bu~ness 11: aco=:,nmis~lly . 0 Tr-I ~T~ , said
YOU MAY EXAMINE th lawful ........., of the ~ Robotics Automation eon. Saptamber 4, , t, t997 September 4 11 1997 Nam• Statement C.F,C, Construction. 2550 ~mnt 1111 not Yfl ~n lo ... ..._ "'tile I "'.·-ra-· 11 • ,,_,_, aultf"" & e-.1nffri I Th069 • • The following par10fl1 ara Santa Ana Ave. tJ B. Costa .. .,. Ille kept by the court. If you Slat" Ofl confirmation of . .., ~""' ng n-Th088 doing bualne11 H ' Rare Mesa, CA 92627 ID lllnSad llutiness unotr ltla oountY _,.,.. !he reel~ l*lS flies
are • 1>9flon lnterHtld In Nie, Of part cuh and bail· dus1rie•d Inc .. Barbara J. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FOfm Photography ' Pro-Calixto c. Floras, 2550 hc:nous tidiness namel lfty IS'=:¥ . d.. n lh• "tat•. you may fllo ance upon IUCtl llfma and ~ motion. 4041 N. Ohio, Santa Ana Ave ."' B. Cos11 names kstl!CI hlftln . 1NStS a'8lled by UICI with the court a fOfmal R• c:ondltlont u .,. accept. I •••t•ment WI• filed '1ctltloua •u•ln•H VOfba Unda CA 92888 Mesa CA 92627 SGNED LOOANO FOOOS INC If' of TN!I. D_llild· CTC
quest for Special Notlc• of able lo the pof90Nll r~ ~-the"~ ~9:' H•me Statement F1ctltlou• •u•lnoll Anastacia E. Wllhll•. 4641 Thi~ business I• con-Sy Chn5'>llh eoo. PltslOe11 7 1 Ml 1-~ ~
the filing of an lnvenle>ty Mntltlve. Amount to be do--·-..,• """"'"'"' °" Th• lollowlng Plf90nl Name lt•t•mont N, Ohio, YOl'ba Unda. CA ducted by: an 1nd1vidual. Tin~ was hied wrttl ~~mr: ~ and appraleal of "tat1 ... posited with bid wll be,.... . 1H7372M38 are doing butlnHI u : Tha following l*SOnt 11,• 9298e Hava you alerted doing the Countt Oel\ ol Orange 'Ta : •
Hts 01 of any petition or QOtlable, Bids Ot often '° Dally Pilot August 14. 21, Campagne, 2949 Ent doing bUslnen as: Rob• Thll builneu 11 con-buslneas yet? No. Ccunl'f on .My 28. 1Gll7 (213) ~ ~ account 11 prcMded In 6e In writing end wtl be ,. 28, September 4, 1197 Coast Hwy, Cotona Del WOOd, 3400 Avenue of lh• ducted by: an Individual Calixto c. Flores. NOla·TM f0'°'11 Nllnl ~. nJSalia lie 1 7
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Mellon 1250 of the Callfof. c:etv.d at tn. lfOtMald of. Th042 ,.._,, CA 92025. Ma IG-223. Cosi. ~.. Hive you atantd doing This 1tatement was flied ~GP• IM yun I I~
nla Probate Code. A R• tlct at any time aftef the Mlfced Furniture C()(JI .. CA 92620 bu1lne11 yet? YH, 7-1 .97 with Iha County Clerk of the d* 11 Wll Ned en.. rTl'11. OIS/14197
quest for Spedal NOlk:e flrll put>llcatlon hereof and PUBLIC NOTICI! 5evada), 284t Ea.at Coast Robert Samuel Horalay, Anutacia WUhlt• Orange County on 8-1-97 ol h ecu,.. a.i.. A new fd. 1 • detlt ~ ri'-*'O lo form la aVlllable !tom the before the data of Ult. , Cotona Del Mar, CA Jr., 3400 Avenua of the This atatement wu filed 1 H73729148 told 8u1lM9 IUr1ll 1 17012 collla a dlbl. ~ coun clerk. D•ted1 Au9u1t 7 1 Flctttloua 8ullneu . M• IG-223. Costa Me.., with the County Clefk of Dally Piiot Au 1111 ,,..,. De lilad PllOl ID Md*•---------• llM otlCliled • used b
Attornor for tho, .... tH7 ...... at ... ....,,. Thi• l>UtlnMI •• ~ ~~.9~6 I I Orange County on 7-15-87 7 14 21 28 1997 ~032 Tiit filing Of tin~ ~It NIH~•1n<n ...... tlonon • Kent A. Coohr•n1 ~ folowlng peraona •• duc1ed by: a corporation. • u~ nus • con· 11173727201 ' ' · · not Of rtself ~ 1'lt use• Can't seem to ""''"' =• ,...,
MICHACL AVSY Conaorvatw of tM p.,_ doing bullneN u : ~ Have you 11at11d doing d= ~~ ~:~~du~ng Dally Piiot August 14, 21 . tm S1lfl Of I F0'°"9 ai•nus r 1'17
OERTN!R, SIQ. '°"and Ra~t• of Do,.. ~ ~= Sq en ~c:Cl~Jr:· Cot bualness yat? No 28, September 4, t997 No room left Name'"~ ol ltla llQtllS °' get to all those --------
1csa137918), othy Loul .. CoohrWI, c) oW~ Cafe 435 '::: ration Allatalt s~!.. ~ Robert S.muel Horalty. Jr. Th057 In the garage anolllef u:,e' ~~· repair Jobs
ATTOftNl!Y AT LAW, •"• ...... Cochran, mine SttMt ~Buch rector' • This llllement WIS fifed PUBLIC NOTICE for the car? common ai ( and Pio! around tho house? On the move?
4340 CAM,UI Oft., COnMrvot" Ca 9265t • ' Thti 1tatement wH filed with the County Cletk of et seq · siness ts· Let the Claaalfled
ST!. 100, NRWPORT Attomor(•) at L.awr Madleon Square Corpor• wllh th• County Cl"k or Orange County Ofl 8-tS-97 Flotltfou1 8ualno11 ~~) Sell your extra
BEACH, CA 82810 Jon Walla Andoraon1 lion, (CA), 1990 MacArthur Orange COi.iniy on 1-1-1~1 1H737304ee NaiM ltatement A call to NewPor1 llucrl-Costl Mm Servtce Directory household
Publl•h•d Newport !141., Andoraon and Bllld .. 5'.ilt• 1010. IMne, tH73721128 Dally Pilot August 21. 28. The roi1ow1ng par1on1 are cl•Hlfled can CN43008431~T ~ 31 Aug help you find items
B11ch·Co1t1 M"' Dally Anderson, 2070 N. CA 92012 Dally Piiot Augu11 Sapllmber 4• 1 l, 1997 doing bull""• 11: Tri.Care help 714 21 1QG7 ' rellable help. Piiot Augu11 21, 21. 28, Tu1tln Annuo, Santa Thia bu~ln•H I• con-7,14.21,28, 1997 Th033 Th071 Man11oaman1. 170t1 BHch · ' in Classified 1997 Ana CA 92705-7887 ducted by. a corporation Blvd. #900, Huntington ----------'---------1--------_J ________ _ Th~~ ~bllahed NewportbuH~~~Nldd-~B~~T~ ~~C~TI« ~~.~~w ·------------------------------------------1 '"-Y••• o Jeannie Waugh, 6070 an·•·
PUBUCNOTICE ~~~~Dally~~~~eor~ ~~~~ ~~h~1a ~~~a~~---------------------------------~ ---------I Piiot Augu\t 14, 15, 21, lion. Jon Medlaon. PrHI-Nomo lt•temont N•m• Statomont rornla 92887
cnatltl870 1997. dent Th• following l*M>"I are Th• following petlOns Thi• bu11na11 11 con· NOTtC• TO ThF037 This 1t11tement wu ftled doing bualnel1 u : Avalon are doing business 11: I) ducted by: an Individual
---------with the County Cln of StrHI Apartmenll, 1710 RWR and AuoclatH b) Have you 1t111ed doing CAIEDITOftS 0' PUBLIC NOTICI Orange County on 7-2S-97 Santa An1 Ave.. Cost• Randolph Consulting. 3136 buslneu yet? \'H, 6·11e
BULK SAL• A.ND tff73721313 Meu. CA 112827 Corr. Hermosa. Newport Jtannle Waugh
OP INTI!NTION TO F1cthlow aua1no1a Dally Piiot Auguat 21, 21, Gtegory Robert Rozunko, Beach. CA 92660. This 1tatament v.u ftled TltA.NlnR Name ltatomont September 4 11 1997 1710 Senta Ana Ava.. Robert Wyman Ran· With the Counly Clark of
ALCOHOUC The followlng penone are • ' Th001 eo.t• Meu. CA 82$27 dolph, 3136 Corte Her· Orange County on 1-19-97
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No1Jce It hereby glven CA 112170 Name Stat.IMnt GteQOfY Robtr1 Rozunko bUtlnell Y9t7 Yn. 8-10-97 PUBLIC NOTICE that • bulk aa1e of ••Mt• Heidi Blten~aHel, Tha tolowlng ~ are Thi.-statement waa filed Robert W. Randolph.
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I certify under penalty d ~ that the foregcq 11 INI and corl'td.
Jotln II. W. Moc"1lcft
Ol'qe Ccuiry Tax Co1ldof
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Executed at Santa AN, Orange~ on August 21, and August 28, 1991.
PARCEL NUMBERING SYSTEM EXPLANATION
The As11sso(s map parcel numbtt when UMd '> dtlctbt propefty In tit 1111.
refeta to the AnesSO<'s map book. the map page or t*>ck n&#Ylber In ,_book
aod the Individual parcel runbef on ile map pege or wlttif1 the block. A percel
rllKllbef as r°' example. "044:383-05•, ~ !Miii Book 44 al the Aalncw'1
Maps. Block 363 (Map Page 36, Bloc* 3) end Parcel 5 within that block. Thi
maps referred to are available for Inspection In the oftlce of the AUUIOI.
All ptope~ is in the Township South and Range West of San Bematdloo Bate
and Mendian.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
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COSTA...c._ CA • t•" Nl/INIAY AV, UNIT M~. IJU:jTA CA OUEENS WRtATH WV, IRVINE, CEONISPRING, ttmr~.CA ROCKWOOO, UNT 47, 1HE. PELICAN Hill Ct. NFM'Ollt· -...... .... -RATUAEA 1~ TA.X-Mlt AREA 15-115 MESA, CA CLARK, ~ JOSEPH • AP PISlMH FRANK l • CA LAURn'ZEN, JAMES l , AP CA COAST CA • AP422-2112·18,5'3.1466s936 AP~.$1,325J1,31S1 187-oo2·22, $47Ull , 17180 MRHAAA.MOHAMEORETAL. JACOIJES,EOWAROJOSEPH, 451-682.0S . S4,41ll.68, 4 WILLIAMS, DAVI H AP ' ~AV, UH1T E. TA MO~ BEACH llUOGET MURPHY.SHA.EYClAAK,AP AtffNAY AV, UllT M-3. COSTA APRICOT Cl, FOUNTAIN AP 144·111-31 , $4,51652 • AP 4»-063-oo , Sl,474.lll , ' LMOAI(. ~ 93Hl<i61 , $,,06 56, 127 TAX-RAT£ AREA SS..039
MCNASH.STEPHENJTR,AP , ...... ioo.m.~ =::r:~1:sA,g4 ~~114.oe9 . $1S'lJ8, 3151 v~£C:. AH OHIM • AP ~~~NGER ST. FOUNTAIN f"-0)(~~:1~~·~ • AP 935~ s~ $2,377'.!..: ~~·UNIT l, llMNE, KELLEY, PAUL El Al, Af' 422-351-18 • $962.35 • 1168 COSTA MESA, CA JOSEPH, GARY , AP AlffflAY AV, UNIT H-1, COSTA 197.(183.26 , $11,3Sll.94 1520 AP 144·161-33, S3,825..26 , 1640 4S3'063-11l , 5727.98 • 26 ACOFIN, UNIT 30, IRVINE, CA 1136~6·126 , $1,5116 80, 16 "°=sSflu~lrA MESA. CA ... ~ .. ~3-03 . 17,351.91 . 121 '33-a.-051 • $3, 188.04, 191 MESA. CA WARNER AV, FOUNTAIN NEWHOPE ST, FOUNTAIN FOXGLOVE. IRVINE. CA MATSUI, LINDA y • AP TAX·RATt AREA 2f.1ll BRETAGNE, NE~f COA<:T "' ORfWtE •"" ...._RTPl,COSTAMESA,CA FLOWER ST, UHIT A, COSTA AP838-94-071 ,Sl,IS4.11,31S1 VALLEY,CA VALLEY.CA BLAIR, RHOOES F, AP 935~9'-001 • S:l.241.411, S5 CA ~ll·17sr· .... ~~cc.I .. ~ NEVAAEZ, LAURA TR • AP MESA.CA AlffWAY AV. Ul(T P·I, COSTA oooos. JAMES 0 • AP GRAY FAMILY CORP • AP •S3·112-o5 • $3,21398. . .1 3ll LAKE~E. UNIT 13, IRVINE. MCCLINTOCK.. GENE w . AP CHISLETI. JOHN l ET Al Al •"""""' ....._,,..,. 43-0&1·11 ,S2,287.e2, 162E MESA.CA 167·181-17. $5311.48 , 170&.S 144-2S1·31 ,S6,0ll66', 1&790 CYPRESSTJIEELN.IRVINt:,CA CA 529-1113-33. Sl,02501. 2 9'.16-46-136 . 51 ,15231, 1• .~22 -~$7Ei;!:.~,_ETf!. 22NP,~COSTAMESA,CA TAX.ftATEAllEAlS-111 AP 93&-~.012 , $805.34, 3151 LAURELST,FOUNTAIHVAU.EY, HARBOR Bl. FOUNTAIN MORAN, WILLIAM J , AP MOORE, HARLAN E, AP P£NOELTOH,IRVINE.CA BRETAGNE,NEWPORTCOASr ~ ...... ~~~. ':'!E ... : .. • ~I nALJ., AON ET Al, AP AiffNAY AV, UtfT P·2. COSTA CA VAU.EY, CA 453·113-05 • S1,3n.6S , S 936·5)-012 , $2,40.34, 30 CA ....,...,.,.,.,,, ......... ,,.,. ""'"" 426'244·18 , 5323.llS. 429 MORRIS, JAMES C, A, MESA.CA MCICl.tMOHS,WIUJAMC,AP SPRUCETREELN.IRVIHE.CA WIUOWGAOVE,IRVINE,CA TAX..f!ATEAAE.425-140
PHUJPS. MICHAEL JR •NJ GLOUCESTER DR. COSTA 424-293-(13 • $1,042.76 , 1773 APf3M4.073 $1,053.79. 3151 187-382·17 , $2,8153.01 , 1713& TAX·AATE AREA 21-o111 HONGO, CHARLES , AP AP 936-63434 , 12..723.28. 15 TAX-RATE AREA 55'°"6 ~~3t3.()3TE st eost' s1~.~., ..... ~ MESA, CA CRESTMONT Pl, COSTA MESA, AlffflAY AV, utif P-3. COSTA SANTA CATHERINE ST. •53·132.o& • S33.44 • 12 WIUOWGAOVE, IRVINE, CA JULIAN, CAROLYN • AP
'L ,.,...._,..,,. CA MESA,CA FOUNTAINVAUEY,CA GREEN · VALLEY SEOUOIATREELN,IRVINE,CA FIELDS, MARVIN l . AP 529-17HO ,S73'42,2MEADE Wll.J,4ES,EOWARO MICHA£t SCHROEDER WILSON TAX-RATEAREA 1s.ot5 ROGERS, GLORIA , AP AP 13&-9'-074 , $823.0-, 3151 VARGAS, JOSEPH MET Al.AP HOMEOWNERS RECREATION MOSS, OOHALO • AP 936-54.015 , SI, 11928, &4 IRVINE.. CA ' AP 439-022-05 . s· .200'• ~~~~· WAP '!f/}!_.t:fTJ • 424-213'°4 • $906.11 , 1759 AJffflAY AV, UNIT 0-1, COSTA 167-3112·18 , $9511.411 , 17110 ASSOCIATION , AP 16~-04 . 453-153-33 • $245.19 • •857 WILOWOOO, U~T 15, IRVIHE. 8EALE,88'MA,AP ~172·16 20102 ORCHID ST SA~lO'lt ~.. ~ ,.. """""'" ST, SPAL.DffG.ANE, SHERRYl A CRE.STMONTPL, COSTA MES\ MESA. CA SANTA CATHERINE ST, $1,162.71 • 10885 El DOMINO ROYCE RO. IFMNE, CA CA , $1,40623. 7 PIKE IRVINE. CA CA ...._.,. -. ""' Tft • AP 13t-135-22 , 1718.11 , CA AP 13Hf-015 , Slel.74 3151 FOUNTAIN YAU.EV, CA AV, UHIT E. FOUHTAIH VALLEY, GAUAGHER. JOSEPtl J • AP WEISS, WALTER M , AP ~ ~4ST~eost' S409;!!;,~ w 31H Gl8RALTAR AV, COSTA '1ff#1tt /Iii, UhlT Q..2., COSTA HESTER ENTERPRISES • CA 4S3·161 ~ • S907.M • 17211 1136-54.oll • $914.32, I TAX-RATE AREA 26-14'
"'...,.,... ' A-.-. CA MESA, CA TAX-RATE AREA 1S.1M MESA, CA ~WEUS, O.WEL W TR , AP SAi.AZAR, JOSE , AP CHESTHUT, IRVINE CA WOOO$pRIHG, UNIT 19, AP930-74.00S..J..~•22:52W MILLER, JAMES , AP AP ~6 $817.20. 3151 1117-621-15 , $613.41 , 17554 1&~-48, $1,180.42 . 17212 KARIMIAN, FARHAO , AP IRVINE,CA VON TRAPP, DEBRA O. AP KISNER, EOWAAD J, ~ .. ~ ~7ST,:,..~J!, MES1.. CA 139-151-02 , 11,4ll.35 , 3136 POTTS, JOHN R , AP AJfMAY AV, UNIT Q.3. COSTA SANTA PAULA Cl, FOUffTAIN SAN LORENZO Cl, UNIT R, 453-173-75 , S524M , 8 529-123.01 , $907 38 , 36 EOUITIES INC , AP 439341 o:> ~. ~ 4S......,T ":.J.~~ .. 'rfA w BERMUDA OR. COSTA MESA. 412-083.()9 • Sl.611.06 • 3384 MESA, CA VALLEY, CA FOUNTAIN VALLEY. CA FEATHERWOOO, IRVINE. CA TAX·RATE AREA 25-095 GfWfl. IRVINE CA S2,40S 80. 20'221 SW CYPRf S!I "........,. • w:;,A __,CA CA SUMMERSET Cl. COSTA MESA, AP 938-94-077 , $852.n, 3151 SAL.UCCI, ENNIO • AP GREEN VALLEY BERTAMAH, OSEP • AGOP, Sl SANTA ANA, CA ~~4ST.-OO!J..~A.2262W BOHAN, ANT>iONY • AP CA AtAWAY AV. UNIT R·I, COSTA 1~ ,$961.12 , 1mo LA HOMEOWNERS ASSN 12 . AP OLGHA • AP 529-<125.SO • KENT. RICHARD .... AP TAX-RATE AREA 26-14S
"....,.... ,\M>t"AMESA,CA 13t-153-28. 5520.29, 3143 MESA.CA ROSA t.H. FOUNTAIN VALl.£Y, 169-383-~. $3208. TR 6108 51,493.2•. '022 ESCUDERO "63·372.()3. $3,S&0.06, 111 TAX..$IATEAREA~7 ~~4.ooeST. -:.;.$;!!!J~22f1)W ~Pl, COSTA MESA, CA TAJt.ftATEAREA 1S.121 AP 938-94~78 , 5852.62. 3151 CA OT~ CA, IRVINE, CA RIMROCI(, IRVINE,CA TSENG. MICHAEL ET Al, AP ~ ,\M)IA CA MILANESE, JAMES J . AP AJFMAY AV. UtfT R~. COSTA SHNt(Al. MQWW>, AP JOHNSON, t.Al()lAEl C. AP 529-132·15 , $1,78848 . 78 RYAN,UNDAl,AP 119~-lf APl30-14~. l400A,m4 W 13t-112.()$ , $11.IM.10 , :m4 R G J LTO. AP 41&.o61·211, MESA, CA 169-301-11 , $2..789.118...1.10667 TAX·RATE AREA21..()20 529<031-10 , $1,15U2 , 4081 TAX·RATE AREA 2"* GRANT; IRVINE, CA $561 61 , 1551 ORCHARD Oil ~ST, COSTA MESA, CA COUNTRY CLU11 OR, COSTA 52,741.70 , 896 LIARD PL, AP 93&-94.079 , S835.12, 3151 El MOFIRO Cl, FuuNTAlN ROBON OR, IRVINE, CA SANTA AHA, CA
,.,. 930-74.01~1!409.Aa, 2288 W MESA, CA COSTA MESA, CA AlffWAY AV, UNIT S· 1, COSTA VALLEY, CA HUANG, JOHN. AP 169-m.52, WEIL.AHO, THEOOORE F • AP YEE, JASON • AP 93'·7s-063 , TAX-RATE AREA 26-1'6 ORANGE COtJN IY
WllSON ST. W:ilAMESA, CA PA1MER, ETlEl MET AL. AP MESA. CA $1,121.~.J 10716 El TIBUROH 113'-64-C23 , $1,231.30, ll LA $1,717.06, 15 COOL BROOIC, DEVELOPMENT AGENCY . !' APl30-7'-01!.J.~A8.2270W 1311-191-05, S702.67 , 1822 TAX.ftATEAREAlS-129 AP e:JMC•, $846.SS. 3151 TAX.ftATEAllEA11<004 AV,FOUN1AINVALLEY,CA SERENA.UN!T23.IRVINE,CA IRVINE.CA STANOARO PACIAC CORP. 439251-16. S296q , i'O?.i)
Wlt..SONST,\M)1"J.MESA,CA CORSICAPL,COSTAMESA,CA AJrfl/AY AV, \Utl S.2. COSTA MILLER. RALPH A , AP SEBAG, JERRY ET Al. AP AP 463-661-61 S.Sl310 TR KLINE OR SANTAANA CA AP 8»74.012. $409.41, 22811 W ROJAS. MAHUa SA , AP STELLA, ROBERT J , AP MESA, CA no.tPSON. Al.LEH Mt, AP 169-taot-03 , 511'.81 • 17031 935-62-068 • $2,329.80, 9 TAX-RATE AREA 26-100 13244 LOT A
Wlt.SOHST,COSTAMESA,CA 138-211-05, $2,818.41 . 2960 418~.n, $1,S5U4 , 3118 NJ 93M'.OSI, $982.68, 3151 16t-181-27. $1,431.24 , 176911 AVE SUENOS, FOUNTAIN NAVARRE.UNIT76,IRVINE,CA AP8»74-01~J409.49, 2272 W ANDROS ST, COSTA MESA, CA KLONOIKE AV, COSTA MESA, Al~Y AV, UNIT T·1, COSTA SAN CANOE.LO ST. FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CA WOODS, MARCUS J JRO . AP TAX.ff ATE AREA 26-147
WILSON ST, \M)TA MESA. CA HESS, GREGORY W , AP CA MESA, CA VALLEY. CA TAX-RATE AREA 2'-013 463-402·20 • $3,342.62 , 17 SCHMIOT, HENRY P . Ar
AP l30-74.014 , $409.49, 2274 W 1311"331.07 , $2..70323 , 1730 A.P 938-114-012 • 5651~. 31SI STANlEY·AASLANOK. TAX·RATE AREA 21-022 CEDAR RIOGE. IRVIHE. CA TURTLE ROCK RIDGE ASSN, •39-0C 1.31 . 53,667 72 2()41)'
WllSON f>T, COSTA MESA. CA MINORCA Pl, COSTA MESA, CA 'rAX.ftATE AREA 15-131 AJRNAY AV, UNIT T-2, COSTA ANNETTE MARIE , AP CHRISTENSEN, FRANK 0, AP GHAHREMANI, FARHAO G ,AP AP 463-491-07 , $39 08 , TR UPPER BAY OR NfWPPIH AP8»74-01S 5'09A,2'i18W SACKS, CHERYL S , AP MESA.CA 169'1116.01, 12.,061..58, ln44 FARO, GHOLAMHOSSEIN 463-71144 , $69223 . S FAmi, •63~24·17 • $1,578.11 , 13 10473lOH BEAOi,CA
WILSON ST, COSTA MESA, CA 139-33::We , $1,00.10 , 1757 VIHC£NT, BlfF ,AP412-073-07, A.P 93H4.Q83 . $1,006.60, 3151 NIEVES ST, FOONTAIN VALLEY, HOSSEINI , AP 169~01-03 . IWdt*. CA SllVERF'ERN. IRVINE., CA BRAOY, KIM ELAINE • AP Al't30-74.01!J.~A.~79W PfTCAIRH OR, COSTA MESA, SU27~..13459WIHOSOR CT, AJRWAY AV, UNIT T-3. COSTA CA $5,423.64, 11570COl£YRIVER SE:IOENBERG, PETER. AP TOSTI, JOSEPM M • AP 463-511-32 • $1,114638 • 10 TAX-RATEAREASS.On
WllSON ST, ~1AMESA.CA CA COSTAaSA, CA MESA, CA MC ELHE~ RJCHAAO P , AP Cl. FOUNTAIH VALl.£Y, CA 46J.71H7 • $6,790.51 , 9 1131~2~81 • $1,394.119, 20 MORNING GlOffY, IRVINE, CA
AP930-74'°17 l40l.•9,2280W S01AUMO, WIU.IAM 8. AP AP 93&-94-084 . $858.72, 3151 169'312~, '3,003.62 • 107lll5 MARTENS, LOIS T ffi , AP CHARITY, IRWE. CA MOONLIGHT. UNIT 26, IAVINE, LEE. JAMES , AP 931·57~23 . VASQUEZ, HENR'f J Ar
WllSOH ST, OOSTAMESA, CA 13M52-05 , $3,42&..5e~J..Z026 TAX-RATE AREA 15-ISI AlffflAY AV, UNIT U·I, COSTA El MAR AV, FOUNTAIN VALLEY, 169-411-05 , $8,643.17 , 11661 CA $1,13929, 8 EVENING BREEZE. 439.o92·16 , $1,967.78 , 2'""'
AP 800-74.011, SQ.U , 2212 W lEMNOS DA. COSTA M~ CA MESA, CA CA MARTENS RIVER Cl, FOUNTAIN TAX-RATE AREA 2'-015 UNIT 23, IRV\NE, CA REDLANDS 00, COSTA M>S4 ww.sotf ST. COSTA MESA. CA CAAA0U. RIOHARO A , AP CORP OF TliE PRESIDING AP 938-aot.oe6 • $533.54, 3151 SKYTTE, THOMAS • AP VALLEY, CA TAX·RATt AREA 26-101 CA
AP930-74.01!1!409.4a,2218W 139-47$-09. $1M)3.ol. 2709 815'i0f> CHURCH Of lDS • AlffflAY AV. UMT U·2. COSTA 169-361~8, $1.204.63, 10844 CAMERON, JON • AP KHOSRAVIANl,Afl.ATOON,AP TAX-RATEAREA 26-14a Wll.SONST.~TAMESA,CA GANNETDA.COSTAMESA,CA ~ERN CAllFOfUM MESA.CA LA TEAAAZA AV, FOUHTAIN 938-76-376 , $1,528.54, 11630 '63-041-18. $3.10543 , 18781 YOON,JAYM,APm.'2·1111, APl30-74-020,$409.'8,2294W WEST,JOHNRICHAAO.R,AP SUHBEl.T DEVELOPERS IHC, AP 938-94-086 , $75804, 3151 VALLEY.CA WARNER AV, UNIT 'OS, PORTOANOOA.IRVINE,CA 56.306.16, I SAROS, UNIT 64, STNC:lARO PACIFIC CORP .
Wll.SOHST,COSTAMESA,CA 139-515-41 • seoe.n . 3009 AP 93&-9«J02 . $858.70, 3151 AlffflAY AV, UNIT u..:i. COSTA FOUNTAINVALLEY,CA BAUMANN, CYRIL H. AP IRVINE,CA AP 463-661'62 '$3974 'TR UYEDA,EIKO,AP•73001-(I~ AP930-14~1 ,$409.41,2218W CLUB HOUSE Cl, UNJT R. ~y AV, UNIT A·2, COSTA MESA.CA TAX.ftATEAllEA21-«ll SCHWARTZ. UNOA , AP •63-092..()2 , $2..5611.76. 19'02 132'4l0TA $413208, 17 CAtU0!'-1 o·~~
WllSON ST. COSTA MESA, CA COSTA MESA, CA MESA, CA 938-78-389 , S1,60328, 11620 SIERRA CHULA RO, IRVINE, CA TAX..f!ATE AREA 2t-1Cr2 NEWPORT BEACH. C..t APll3().74~J.~·'9,2290W KROGH, HEltN V • AP AP93H'--003 ,$1,910.83,3151 PROPERTYIN TRISTARINVESTMEHTGROVP, WARNER AV, UNIT 418, TAX-RAT!AREA26-149 OCEANRIOGEH~~U'llT•
WILSON ST, 1.AA>IA MESA, CA 1'1 ·152-05 , 17&0.01 .i,, 1242 AIRWAY AV, UNIT A-3, COSTA FOUNTAIN VALLEY CITY AP 10H12·27 , ~~1 _!!805 FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CA TAX-RATE AREA 2&-033 BEU, R SCOTT ET Al, AP ASSN , AP 477.()51-71 S:l'\ ~~ APl30-74~~.49,2294W eot.'WAYAV,COSTAME;:,11,CA MESA.CA nu>CT,FOUNTAIHV~!..:.£.A AP 938-78-390 , $1,503.96, 463~71·27. $16,llOl.40, 1 l£HORICKSOH, CHRISTIAN J TA1'037LOTC
WILSON ST, \;U::>IA MESA, CA EUJS, R08ERT W , AP AP 838-94-007 , $622.17 3151 TAX·RATE AREA 21--002 VALEHTI, PETE CTR. %~l. 11620 WARNER AV, UNIT 419, MUSSO. GARY F . AP CHARLOTIE. IRVINE, CA ET AL. AP 5.»144-13. Sl.359.SS. SANDERS. OAVIO BAl<i\UT
AP Q>.74~oe:r.411, 2292W 141-156-14 , 12.,"6322 , 1237 AJRWAY AV, UNIT C-1, COSTA ANDREW T • AP 144-421·71 , FOUNTAIN VALLEY.CA 451·2•1.()9 • $1,62U5 • 39 STANDARD PAOflC CORP , 15' PIE"vtEW, IRVIHE.CA AP 93S-~ 352 . ~.SW: ci; 1
WILSON ST. A MESA, CA COH#AY AV, COSTA MESA. CA MESA, CA STEPHE'6. ELMER p .R • AP $10,713..5e. 16014 s HAABOR Ill. JAEHN, Bill ET AL. AP f"-OXHILL. IRVINE, CA AP '6:H72-20 • S13l.30 • TR TIVOLI CT NEWl'()JlT co~~ I
AP 930-74.()25 l40l.41, 22111 W BOTEUiO, BRYAN J. OTTER· AP IDM'-008 . $563.01, 3151 112·732·34 . $408 88 , 18585 f'<XMTAIN VALLEY. CA 931·78~SO • $647.95, 11600 BACA. JACOB ANTMOHY , AP 13244l0T 8 TAX-RATE AREA 2&-1SS CA Wll.SONST.~MESA,CA JIOTEtHO, KAREN , AP ~y AV, UNIT C-2. COSTA SANTA YNEZ ST. FOUNTAIN WARNER AV, UNIT 537, •Sl-241-34. '642.46, 39 RED WIWAMS,PATJllCIA.ANN,AP RODDA, GEORGE iq I
AP 930-74-429, 5'09.48, 22118 W 141-157~ 12,424.0Z , ~ MESA, CA VALLEY, CA TAX.ftATI AREA 21.oo7 FOUNTAJN VALLEY, CA ROC1<, IRVINE CA ~, $3.444..42, 1 MISTY 8ERTANIAN. OSEP , AGOP, 935.34.530 . $2 8t!9 37
WILSON ST, UNIT c. COSTA FER~EATMl.H,COSTAMESA, AP 83&-f.4-ooll , $498.00, 3151 JACKSON. STANLEY R. AP HIRSCH, MICHAEL R . AP SCIULLO.CHARLES VINCENT ME.AOOW,v~tSO,IRVINE,CA OlGHA • AP 529-025'61 • VALORE OR, •1twrun1
MESA.CA CA NRWAY AV, U~T C-3, COSTA 143-231.QB . $1,3.59.04. 16587 STITH, HELEN G , AP 938·78"61 , Sl,'°123, 11630JR ,AP•51'361-40,$SS2.07 ,11 OE SALVO, VINCENT A , AP $120.00 , TR 11998LOT56 COAST, CA
AP930-74-0271,j$408.49,22111W KAZ. DOUGLAS V • AP MESA,CA HEMLOCK Cl, UNIT R. 10&-062·10, Sl.52312 , 10818 WARNER AV, UNIT 606. SPARROWHAWK,IRVINE,CA 935~3-137 .J.....$3,112.le, ll SEBASTIANO. MATTEO. AP
Wll.SON Sl, NIT 1.. COSTA 141-158-02 , $11080.17, 3033 IRW£ CO. %SOOTHERH FOONTAINVAl.LEY,CA 09SIOIAN Cl, FOUNTAIN FOUNTAIHVAl.LEY,CA SMITH, JOHN K • ~ ROCKY KNVU, UNIT 13, 932.()9.-559 , $2,797.46. '64 TAX-AATEAREA~-OCI,
MESA.CA FERNEAll41.H,COSTAMESA, CAUFORHIA SUNBELT SUE,YANGM.,Al'143-271~. VALLEY.LCA 451·361~7 , $3,118.58 . 23 IFMNE,CA MONROE.UNITSS.IRVINE,CA AP t30-7Hl28 , $409.At, 22111 W CA DEVELOPERS INC , AP $2,30).64 , 16692 CEDAR Cl, LEt, JONG OAM • AP TAX·RATE AREA 21-o23 SPAAAOWHAWK, IAVINE, CA KESSlER, JEFF'PEY N f l 1.1
WILSON ST. UNIT 0, COSTA MONTGOMERY, MAAGARET 136-94.010 • $474.:JI, 3151 UNIT!\ FOUNTAIN VAU.EY, CA 144-042·10 , $2.118.12 • 1eea7 LAH, JEHMIN ,AP 4S1·3112.Q2 , TAl.ftATEARU 21-104 TAX-RATE AREA 26-tn AP '6l·211·n . SE,2111
MESA.CA M, AP 14MM.(D , SM0.20 , AIRWAY AV, UNT C., COSTA JOHNSON, WILLIAM HENffY MT OLSEN Cl, FOUNTAJN RACOUETIW.L WOALD , AP $2,662.70 , 3MAl.lAAO, IRVINE, BRIDGEPORT RO, NEWPQI
APl30-74-029 S40Ull,221l8W 3060 ROYCE lH, COSTA MESA, MESA, CA JR. AP 143-323-07, S3,048A6 . VALLEY CA 169-334.ol , $11.280.22 , 10115 CA QWWI, PIROOZ PERRY , BAILEY, JENNY S • MC COAST, CA
WILSOH ST. UMT 8, COSTA CA AP 13t-t4.011 , $462.4$, 3151 16820 MAPLE ST, FOUNTAIN ~Al.ING, AUOAICI< C, TALBERT AV, FOUNTAIN NAWABI, MC»Wi4MAO H , AP AP 52t-181.()1 , $2..480.80 , 28 DONALD, WILUAM E , AP NORTON. JAMES DAVID AF MESA. CA WAUCE1', CONSTANCE ..:...AP NIWIAY AV, IJNl C6. COSTA YALLEY;CA AP 144-104-15, $6315.~1 11412 VALLEY. CA •51~13 , 113.38 , 40 MllERSTRAI., llMNE, CA 52f..351-22 • $3.676.14 , 41 '61·221-12 . $76 62 1
Al' 831).74«311.1.~ 22S3 W 14Mas.GI , 1707 J;O_s..~10 MESA. CA HYLAND, PHIUP F , AP M:)ff'( IN, FOONTAlN vAU.EY, SPARROWHAWK. IFMNE. CA OAOEGE. ~. mcfC M , AP APPOMATTOX, lfMNE_ CA MONTREAUX. NEW" }tt• WILSOHST.~tAMESA.CA WAAAEHl.H,COSTA~CA AP 13N4.ol2 , S43Ut, 3151 15'-041~, Sl.238.15, 10365 CA TAX-RATEAREA21"°2fi TINSON. KISER , AP 530-03143 • 189.82 • I PINA.MARIO .AP629-352.0C , COAST.CA
APQ>.74-031 $40llM.Z!S7W VEUE CIACUTS , AP ~y AV, lNT C4, COSTA NIGHTINGALE AV, FOUNTAIN SMITHHART, TEAESA , AP 4S1"'8~7 , $91.112 • 20 OElAMESAWEST,IJMNE.CA $2..911U&.llANTlETAM.IRVINE. lUEBt<E, RONALD l JR '
WllSOH f>T, COSTA MESA. CA 141-202·15 • l1.1115.1t , 12'7 MESA, CA VALLEY. CA 144·124-12 , $1,334.90 , 11157 TEGHTMEYER, DIANA KAY , GATEWOOO. IRVINE. CA MIU.ER, JOH R , AP CA '61·221~9 . S6.736 36 AP930-7•~~'8.2251W LOGAHAV,COStAMIESA,CA AP '3M«)13, $418.0S, 3151 SUAAE2,AHTONOLEOH ,AP FLOWER AV, FOONTAIN AP ~t.oe5, ~. 12061 BENSOH,OONHAEUZASrni, 530-031·15, S1,7S7.SI , 24 SANLUIS, IRMA S • AP MONTREAUX. NEWPO .. WI~ ST, w:>1AMESA, CA VELIE CIACUTS IHC , AP NIWiAY AV, IJNl C·7, COSTA 156-142~ , S678.B6 • 10448 VALLEY. CA BRIGHTON RIVER, UNIT 48, AP 46&-032"'62 , $2.042A2. 23 OELAMESA WEST,IRVINE, CA ll32.Q2-475 . $1,052.73, as COAST, CA
AP 113().74-03l1~, ZZ55 W 141.QCrl·18 , IUlt.0-, 1281 MESA, CA SAUHAS RIVER Cl, FOUHTAIH WEii\ MICHAEL , AP FOUNTAIN VAUEY, CA TANGERINE, IRVIN~ CA Yll.OIZ. OYVAR , AP HUHTINGTON, UNIT 277,
WllSONST.~1AMESA,CA LOOAHAV,COSTAMESA,CA ~ ll3M4-014 , 1456.8'2. 3151 VALLEY, CA 144-141-10, $1,33&.28, 16179 BEHNAM, ESTHtR M . AP 530-082·31, $3,211.28 , 27 llMNE,CA PAOf'ERTY IN
APl30-1"°34,$40U8,22SIW OU()(, HOWARO l , ~ NINMY AV, UllT C4, COSTA HEJSOORf. MICHAEL ET AL. LIVINGSTONE ST, FOUNTAJN PROf'ERTY IH 830-73-691 • $1,82UO, 224 SONRISA,IAVIHE. CA EUNllERG. USA AOelH TR. HUNTINGTON BEACH
W1LSOH ST, COSTA MESA, CA 141~4:5 J1.221M , 2Sl1 MESA. CA AP 15&-1~25 .1 $1,052.86 , VALLEY, CA IRVINE QTY LEMON GROVE, IRVINE, CA ZJ.tMERMAH, FRED W .. fHR , AP 1132~-'81 • $1,os.&.2. 50 •SCHOOL DISTRICT AP9»74.o35,S40IA,~W FORDHAM un. COSTA MESA, AP .......01~_;J582.67, 3151 18016 SUHSET 1;;T. FOUNTAIN ONAKA, ERNEST K • AP KAUFMAN, KAYE H • AP AP ~1'°4, $2,514.S., I VAN llUREH. UNl21Q. IAVINE,
WllSON ST, COSTA MESA, CA CA NIWiAY AV, UN 1 C-t. COSTA VALLEY, CA ' 14Mel.Q2 , $2, 11UO , 18279 TAX-RATl AREA 2M07 lll'-44-046 , $833.52, 34 ENTRADA WEST.1.~~ CA CA TAX-RATE AREA 64-0().l
AP930-74-039 1400A,_22t1 W MANN. JAMIE LEA , AP MESA.CA ESPINOSA, JOSE , AP Ml BAOEN·POWEll Sl, ORAGONR.Y, UNIT II, lfMNE, CANY~ CREEK FRAUMENI, RICHARD J. AP
WUONST,C6STAMESA,CA 141-442-0.:S. IU2U4 . 347 CORP Of THE PRESIDING 156-193-38 ' Sll73.05. 10200 FOUNTAINVAU.EY,CA TAN~TUE,ERNESTOS.AP CA HOMEOWHEA'S ASSN • AP 1132-02.SU • s11e.11. 399 8™MONS,SANFOROLFF ,i: APl30-74.o3!~.a.2215W NASSAU~?AMESA,CA BISHOP OHUROH Of LOS , DllRANGO RIVER CT. NGUYEN, TRIEN Mlhtl ET AL. 447~:~ •• $2,351.118 , 3841 KAVANOI, ZOHREtt • 53CM52.01 , $33.28 • IS HUHTIHGTOH, UNJl 346. 171-524·12, $3.0602 ·~ " WllSOHST,~1AMESA,CA 8AfTTAN,UttGORYHOWEll "50VTHEAN CAUF<>AHIA FOUNTAINVALLEY,CA AP 1 ....... 71-02, Sl,641.14 , Cl.AAt:MUl'f1ST,IAVIH~.tCA ALAGHEBANO, All • AP REOONOA(PIQ.lfMNE.CA lfMNE,CA FW:lflC COAST HY. SU'f':r
Al' 930-7"°311 $409.48, 2267 W ET Al, AP 141-4t5<08 , SUNBELT DEVELOPERS INC , ElllOTI, DANNY L , AP 18701 MT ACOMA Cl, FOUNTAIN ~LEZ, CARL~ , AP tJ.c.gg-011 , $2,501 10, 38 WEST CRANE. BONNIE l • AP 8EAOH, CA
Wl.SOHST,C6STAMESA,CA !.!,i!,!2-M. 2C5 AMHEAST Pl, AP 13N4.o19 , $574.IQ, 3151 156-232-11 , $1,052.M. 10409 VALl.EY1~ 447.QSl..Q2 .1..~!2.50, 17556 YALE LOOP, UNIT 11, IRVINE, TAX.ftATtAllEA~110 ll32.<J9·724 • $1,311t4~. 1t4 BETZ. STAHUY J • AO AP930-74G~.At,2271W ~tAMESA.CA AIRWAYAV,UMTC-10,COSTA Ell( RMR CT. FOUNTAIN PETrmuN, JAMES 0, AP WAYNEAV,~CA CA MOtft>E,UNIT220,IMNE,CA 171-$32-37, Sl.4781• •F ., WLSOH ST, MESA, CA T\l8llOLA, MICHAEl W , AP MESA. CA VALi.EV, CA 1 ....... 71~ , S1,52UI , 11842 CHAPPEll. PAUL R , AP HAMPTOH, 09NS WET Al.. FRANCISCO, ELIAS N , COAST HY. SUNSET BEACt• V. APl30-74~~.At,~W W-474-04 , $6'3.62 , 2375 1" 838*017 , $515.&3, 3151 ROBERTS, TIMOOO N , NJ MT ACOMA Cl. FOUNTAIN 4'g.()tt1·31 , '2,40U8. 14242 TAX-RATt AREA 2M3S AP 935-15-144 , $1,913.llS, 15 SALVATIERRA FRANCISCO. .AJNKINS, TERRY ET Al. AP WllSOHSl.~TAMESA;CA COAHEll OR. COSTA MESA, NRNAY AV, UNIT C·11, COSTA 157.()34~, $1,754.11. 111517 VAi.LEY.CA EASTMAU..llMHE.CA CHEYENNE. UHfT 83. IRVINE, VIVECA l. AP 937-01.ol7 • 171-533-14 , 12.,19275, t67t-'
AP 930-74'°41 S40UI, zmw CA MESA. CA CALLENS Cl, FOUNTAIN OHO, ERIC T. AP 144-412·10. JOHNSON, STEV£H w AP CENTURIOH. AP 445-013-08. CA $2..979.06, 26 ERICSON AISLE, 14TH ST, SUNSET BEAC>I. c"
W1LSOH ST, COSTiMESA. CA ~ • .JEAHI l El Al.AP Al' 83N4--0ll • $598.AS, 3151 VALLEY, CA $115.70 , 16255 MT BA.OEN-4't-042.QI , $2,421.12 , !M12 $14,195.12 , ' 18883 VON IRVINE, CA AJNSWOFln4, OONALO W E.1 AP 930-74442~.At. zm W 141""'5-05 J.-$1,713.74 , 2.305 Alfl!NIAY AV, UNIT C.12. COSTA lOloCBAROO, CtiARLES , NJ POWELL ST, FOUNTAJN MARIN Ofl. IFMNE. CA KARMAN AVE, lfMNE, CA TAX.ftATt ARU .. 117 AL. AP 17a..s:J&.Q2 , $.tl,07390.
MSQH ST AMESA. CA COl1.EGE ""· COSTA MESA, MESA, CA 157-041-11 , $2.13421 , 9801 VAU.£Y. CA llALOO LIMITED JACKSON, JAMES F , AP TAI-RATE AREA 21-171 IMS& 12ll4 ST. SUN'>r
APt30-74'°43 $G.At,2279W CA All l:JM4..()19 , S503.115 3151 FlAMINGO AV, FOUNTAIN URf>EA. JOHN N , AP PARTHE~IP.AP.,.._.13, 1137-13-473 , S765.41. 2243 XANOERS, REX l • AP BEA<li.CA WllSOH ST, COSTA MESA, CA OOHHELLY, JOt1N • AP Wf"NAY AV, UtfT C-13, COSTA VALLEY, CA 14.MIW\ • $2.STUO • 18114 $2.521.82 I 1 .... 1 SWEETAN ST. MART1H. UHfT 212, IFMNE, CA 529.()63.51 • $4,076.51 • 2 STICE. ROBERT H • AP MAKER. ClAUOE R JI! • fol'
APDH4'°44 $408A,Z271W 141-485-07 , 11,279.tll • :.38' a.EBA.CA KLEPPE, ROBERT W , AP M'T NlilBUS Cl, FOUHTAIH IAVINE,CA l.OlNGTON,IRVIHE,CA 529-331-19 , $2.005.18 . 26 178·S5H2. $33.337 •711!.'
wt.sOH ST. COSliMESA. CA OOUEGE CA, COSTA MESA. AP t:J8*.Q20 , $55128, 3151 157-0Q.37 $1,370.44 , 97111 VALLEY, CA • OOSHTASBI, F'ERIOOUH AP TAX-RATE AREA._ MATEO. AD£UN0 8 TR • Al' BLAKREY, llMNE, CA COASHfY, SUNSET iifkH. ~
AP930-74-04S $40Ut, 22tl W CA AIRW\Y AV, UNIT C.14, COSTA EWS AV, FOOHTAIN VALLEY, HANSEN, OONAlD E TR, AP 44Mlt4<67 , .. .611 , lS21 529--07442 d.~~11.05 , 11 PACKER. MICHAEL N • ~"
WILSON ST, COSTA MESA, CA TRAN. HARVEY M ET Al, AP MESA, CA CA · 19Ml12'°7 11,518.00 , 1~ WVNGATE Cl, IAVllE, CA KlRCHHAN, JAMES J • AP LAFAYETTE. invll'fC., CA TAX-RATE AREA 26-1'7 178-562·29 , $2.3811'5 , '67f.i7 APG>-74..c14!J.~At,2283W 141.-.o.3..L S2,Sf3,14 i..1033 AP ~~J..$521.69, 3151 JASPEASOH,BRAOlEYS,AP El AMARltiO AV, FOUNTAIN POWERS.MATTHEWF~.AP 581-042·10, $11,028.72, Z1 BAYV1EWl>f\.SUNSET8EACJ~: WllSOHST,~1AMESA,CA VAl.EHC&A:>1,00STAME~CA ~Y#l,UNI C-15,COSTA 157.QS6.31, $2.144A6 , f714 V~~ 44~!.f...1.11,242.AO , 4531 ™S,llWE,CA TAX.ftAl'lAllEA2'-120 HOJREH, AMIR . AP CA
APD>74'°47 ~'ZmW MIESA,CA DOVE Cl, UNT R, FOJNTAIH ~ R06ERT R , AP R\MNWWUa.llMNE.CA 447·30o"11, S82.90 . ' LA Wl.SOH f>T. OOSTA CA Tu.RATE AAfA IHM AP l»t4.Q22 • $515.70, 3151 VALLEY. CA 11Wt1MI • $2.09U4 • 17085 FAIROfll.O. JOHN 8 • AP TAl~Tt AMA...., CAO. MJOC GIA, LE, HGltA R.OFIA. IRVM. CA TAI-RATE AREA 14«11
APl30-7"°'8 S«JIA W AIR*V M. UNT C-18, COSTA KJGHES, OENNS W , NJ MT LOMINA CT, FOUNTAIN 449·111-40 $3512' , 4131 T ,AP551-02'1·1S,$2.SSOM . 3 CHIC, JOHN T l AP .. WllSOHST,OOifA&ih.~ SOZA. OHERYl , AP MESA.CA 157.oM-21 , S71724 9133 VALLEY.CA RE081.UffCUMHE,CA SAN JOAQUIN HILLS MEOOENBERG,fMHE,CA 447-424-30 • $5,681120 . 3 ClTYOf ~NalO~llEAL.il.;
APD>-74-0tt $400.Ai:-mw 141-332·18 lt,215922 ' M2 AP aM«J23. 1621.81. 3151 MAU.ARO AV, FOUNTAIN VASQUEZ, MARCOS • AP TIWCSJIORTATIOH CORRIDOR MONTAGE, IRVINE. CA AP 110.01~. 5210.28. TWf ~
WILSON ST COSTA MESA. CA MAGEil.AH' ST, COSTA MESA. Al'WNAY AV, \NT C-17, COSTA VALLEYE. TAX-RATE AREA 21.ool ~..8:!!..~.t mu~ I 14&42 AGENCY • AP 458-151<53 • TAX.ftATI. AREA a-114 KEU.Y, NICOlE c • '-GARY, RG€ II SEC 34
AP930-7'4so ~2211 W CA MESA.CA UC owRT OENHIS E • ~ Ut1UYUt" l.H. llMNE, CA $08.78 , TR 381 BlK57 KENNE™ l • AP 937·13-2~1 , AP 110.015-78 ,51.786 72. TWPS
Wl.SOHG'\OOSTAMESA,CA ' AP l»*02A . $462.52~1 157.-,12 . Sl,046.&.5. 18517 ~JOHNR ,AP10HZJ.()I, ~ QRlO ET Al, AP AP~l51'66,$47,4A,TR311 HOUGHTOH. JOHN A J $331.52, 92 AlMAOOR. UNIT ~E tlSEC34
1#930-74-051 ~W TAUATtAlltA 1S.. Nl'l#AY IN, UNTC.18, A COAi< ST, FOUNTAIN VAU!Y, 11,711.54. 103!i6 MAPIJAlfTAAV, .... ~I~ $1.41'1.50, 4412 BU<67 AP 551-04,!:~..1 $2.171.38 . 41 207,lfMNE.CA Wll.60ffst06i'TA CA MDA.CA CA FOUNTAINVAUEY,CA PAAl<GlEN IAWE CA AP456-151'61,S240.34 , TR381 RA.TOH.lm-~CA
#t30-74Jsz, $408.At, W C W A08 AP t:Jf.1'M05 , AP t3H44Z5 , l610JI, 3151 YOON. YOUNG SOOI< AP MTRiei l, AP BU< 91 TAX-RATE AREA 2'-19'
WI.SON ST.COSTA MESA. CA 12.tl/4.~-Nff#AY AV, NIWiAY IN, UNT C-18, COSTA 1$7.()84.01 , Sl,31U2, tesll Tax.MtlAAEA21.012 ..... 11:>1' , b.054 ... , 4112 AP '58-151'84 , $41.10, TR 3&1 TAX..UTIWAll-1S1 PUBLISHED:
APQ>.74'053 $409.J~W UfllTl,COS1AMESA,CA MESA.CA COAK ST, FOUNTAIN VALLEY, OlENWOOOltlRYIHE,CA BU<91 RILEY, STEVEN 8 • AP • WILSOHstOOSTAME CA MOIJNAAO,EUOEHE W ,AP AP_...()l30 '*'51 3151 CA OUGUAY,RAYMOHDFETAl, PATEASON,OOUNJF ,AP AP458-1Sl.ee,Pl.58,TR3111 PUNOAYE\AIAJAFADER,AP 4~-371.a7. $1,.580.50. 29 NEWPOAT9£ACW
APl.10-74.o°54 $40U8, W 93HM18 t. Sll04.l7.1....!.4$ ,,,.y AV, UNtf E~. COSTA DALE P ASHER IHC , AP AP 1~·11 , S54MI 1_!12' :l:'.!'J_'!:.!.!.J.. f!,1S4AI , 4142 BU< 91 452·138~ ,· '2.130.12 , 11 Sl.<nl>ALE., IAVINE. CA COSTA 11ttSA
WILSOK ST, (,Ml 8, COSTA Fl9C>IERAV,uffTo.&,~·· MESA.CA 1SM1M1 . $1,MS.ao . 18051 BUTTERCUP AV, FOU•""''" ~ltMlln,llMNE,CA ~llMNE.CA ZllM£RMAH, COAT . AP OAILYll'ILOT MESA.CA MESA.CA AP .... O'O, $5&3.06. 3151 llUSHAAO ST, FOUNTAIN V~£A NIAN, lt£V! P 1 AP TAX-AATEAlll.UHl1 OUAESHEY,WIUR~ 462~11~7 , 12,01414 • 19 UGUST ..,._ ~
APl»74.o!55 ,140l.41,2211W NIWIAY AV, UNT ~ COSTA VAU.EY, CA TMnt DMJ ET Al, AP 44WIWI, 11.ote.12 , 14541 TR AP45l•1S41, 11,220.», EMaW.0. lfMHE. CA A 21 A ..... ., i .. ,
WILSOH ST, UNIT O, COSTA TAX-RATIAlltA IMl7 MESA.CA AP 15M1142 • ll.300JCL1 14)444.14_i Sl,lSUl-i~'.!'<R SAVINA¥, W.OA OE MAACO, LAWRENC!, AP 211UWA~CA ci.s 1501517
MESA.CA Al' ..... ~1 .$.3.1IUS.3151 1IOSS~ST.f'OJNTllll'I IOOltH ,,NE ST, tulNtAIH CUEVA, HUMIEATO , AP 8:39-18·117 , $108.ol, 11 NTH. , AP PAOPERTYIM
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3 BD, 2.5BA 15501.f. Main Channel ~:~~raf.•~·earM~~=~'t:' •CM E 'Slda 1Bdrm DONATI YOUR BOAT Can't Find Worll? Houae·Sltter nHded, SALES e!:~.~· s~oi;:.ra~re~i ~~~ .. ~~ central AC & vaccum, 4bd, 2.5ba w/dock. 71 4,548 2421 · $400/mo. Uk• cats. Hlgheat Tax Write Off You can't be IOOklng occasional work. Avl The growing Dally Condi 714.241 .9075 2·car gar, Berber crpt. Avail now. $3300/mo. • Clo•• to OCC. Quiet/ Your Favorite too hardl WANTED t!S 7days/Wknd1/hollday1 Piiot advertising team1-.......,-...-.,..-----
A111H IUSM1 ""'11a1111llrt11ls $325,000 Remax Bill or Donna Stu dio Furn'd Near private. 831·2111 Charlt'l Inc. people to nu varloua lnlrequenl traveler. seek• an outald• MAVTA O S tacked lllWIJa,lfll~lllMfe~· 7 14-4S42-230 5 Webater 790·5000 Triangle Sq./55 Fwy. E'elde CM 3br HH w/ 714-4S75-o588 positions from ware· Bondable 225-8983 sales representative In Washer & Cryer. Gas.
tralf* .... lllltAd11 1tM • Owner/Agent x138 or x139. Oas/Water pd. No lrg bckyd, •hr ba, nri--------.. houae to manag• Labo rer• Earn up to the Retall Advertising Full sz. S500 754·4372
_... wMcll Niia • UMt al -.-a-.-,-c-o_u_r1_b_'l_,,,0_w_n_e_r pets. $590 646-5330 OCC. Fem pref'd. No ment. No experience SSOO We e kl'I Long Department. Experl· Re frige ra tor Apt size
lo Mwlttu ''Illy ,nlln11u . B SB M IRVINE 2144 peta/amkg S380/ VOLUNTEERS neceuary. Call Now, dlatance phone ence preferred, but $190. Washe r/D"l•r. hmlt1t1111 ., 11111crhal111lle11 5 r 4. a anor NEWPORT mo.+utla 403-8988 Brent (714)891-5784. will train. Applicant $140/ea. 648·5848 -u...1 Home. Buy s1.35o,ooo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi N*E*E*D*E*D co. Is seeking people should be energellc.
b111d 111 rKe. cttlf, ,._ '"· or Leaaa $7100/Mo. I BEACH 2669 N.8 . Pvt home, lg rm, Clerlcal S\lpport to service atorolront motivated and • tall ---------m . -.1111c._ a..IUI IUllll If Call for Appointment Tu rt • Rock 3bd 2ba. pvt ba, kite. lndry. Inc -+ -Temporary Job thru promo t Ion a I box
..................... 714-79().9396 Cu11d1eaa0c dloc. NeNwo utl/cbl. No amk/pela. AMERICAN CANCER December for on·slte route. 1·800-354-7331 ~~~·~~~.1~:'~%1 ~n~i~FiiUiiiiRiiNiiliiTUiiiiRiiEiiiii6iiOiiilii4 ...,llY_.,,.,....111111· Brokers Welcome pa n, ar ener. •1BA 9750. $450/mo. 722·9755. construction office LIFEGUARDS 1• ""91 ................. pell. $1600. 975·8374. 28R 28A S850 SOCIETY In Faahlon Island. Certified. Poaltlons eflt pkg. Orug acreen· B d S t 0 t
Tiils .....,.,., will 111 Bluffe"l!."Prlme ---------orw Incl. 80x30 pool. "::~~~~~1j~d~~ ••••• 510/hr. Fax resume to avail thru end ot Sepll ~8'l.h~!~~lr~:j::i1~·~~ ~ln~00:Ze. •4 •pl;~;: . .......,._11Y8"1ftiu· Greenbelt Loe. 3Br + NEWPORT No pets. Carport. Nr bch, pool. Smk ok DISCOVl!RV Nina @ 714/250-6658. FT/PT. •248·8180• Lynn Eaola, %Dally Bunk Be d e, dresser,
111t11t '9f 1Hl tlllll wtllcll II Ml 2·5Ba +Fr. Prln. Only. Vleta del M••• Male prel'd. 645-4899 ·Corosn'!0!.~ M•r· Clerlcal Ma n•nement/S•I•• Pilot, 330 W. Bay •hells. 642'9740
_u,....__.,.._,_ ....__ .... _ 7 2 0-1704 Broker BEACH 2169 ___ •_5_4_9_·_4_8_5_5_•__ WI k F It I • s c •• Kl tt t ...., __ ,_,,_._.... Roommate wanted Pia C•ll840-477 7 c •• um ure s position avallable for trHt. osta mesa. nu ma r••• ••
.. ..,_, '*-ti 11111 Ill Elegant guerd-e•t•fl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Big Can'lon, Fairway Young Prol'I with pool•"========~ accepting appllcatlona vintage store In o .c . CA 92827 or fax to Firm, top of line . .......... """°'"la tlllt Sea Island Town· 1BLK TO BACK BAY Apia. Extra Lrg 1Br 1· tor both full and part· Call 574.0351 (714) 650-4802. For 78Wx74L. $600 .
... f 91 .......... • home. No one above Spacloua 3Br 3Ba Obi 1Ba. ac. cath cells, ~~.~· ':i°,::~r.to ~~:.~ TllBATBR time c1 ... 1cal1. Must ba ---------1 Interview. can (714) 7 2 0 -1321
--' 2# ... , ....._ 1UeM· or below. Newer, Lusk gar, Ip, pvt yard, tenn/ 2-car gar. 1yr/no pets. responsible, depend· --------.. 1 574-4238. ,W.tlAID:t I r ,calHUD 2bd, 2 .5ba. Luah pool. $1650 642·5322 $1520.mo 760-1645 area In Colla Mesa, CASTllfG 2921 able and motivated. NEWPORT SKI _...;;.;___...;;.;;..;.. ____ _
M·Nll1·•-4M·-for amenltleal s535,000. 1Br Close to bHch. Newport Hta 2Br 1Ba ~~nv~~~.~~nk:~ ::~~:l••••••••lill Excellent benefits COMPANY
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tllHWICUI·-Prev Showing No Pete, S875/mo. ust n ve. S550 month Avall 9-1. Wick•• Furniture •Sales Associates 5 82-804-45882 or S825/mo. 642·7958 pleasecall 549-1101 Ourclietttspoylorlhtlr 32ooHarborBlvd *RepalrTechs
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3312 Clay <Orange) 7 14-4573-4802 s tudlo/1 Bdrm white----------:;~,L __ .,_ c •cashiers •Clothing Np! Hll. Fri 10-31----------..,...., 90UQJR...,, Coate Mela, A tl $275.000. Corona 2bd, 2ba Townhome Berber crpt, gated RENTALS How yoursf D e llv•r'I pereon Equip Sales, Sk Del Mer Prop•-••• nr Fash 11., 2-car att comm. New fixtures, d and Snowboard •• I It ( ) 1 w11'1:l"'lnl!D 2726 Wearalooki'.ip,lof; w a nt• FT. Apply In Ap I I .. o 873·8494 gar, AC, pool, no Lurn urS•850negB. k yr iii.n.iiiniii&-..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L---~.-person @ Allen Beck p 'I n P••• n Fu 673-6479 P•t•. $1550. 640-1529. H , · ro e r· -Florlat 1559 Placentla 2700 W. PCH. N.B.
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Mathew 714·250-4525 •28r Houa-'•-t w/ T.V. . A N B .,A2 5004 "========~! Weet Newport r a newly remodl, ..,._ print dip. ve, . . .,.. . . .;.;
Estate aale by owner. all Ill• nrs lrg tncd yd, I••••••••• 'l•rd. Prof amall fam-Uor• Fiii In the Blank! Office A••t· PT 3 unltl. 2 Iota. 2bd quiet cukS•nc, pet lly w/dog. $1000/mo. Employeral Reach the Data entry, filing.
houH, 2 bd cottage, ok.S2200. 848-0789 MISCELIANEOUS RHp/CIHn 722"9693 lMIESTCJlllN-llnl most qual ified organizing. etc.
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Costa Mesa, CA.
Klnu•1r b e d s100. Japanese Ton Su.
Black TV s tand.
(714) 673-4909
Lrg glau dining-rm
table w/6 chairs $550.
Blk leather couch
$600. Blk colfle/end tables s200. 640·1695
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otlloe/balh . Patio Creal, tennla, pool,I••••••••• ~ orona del Mar u.-..-,.. by placlpg a help F••hlon l atand . ========='·--------garden. S910,000. walk to bch. $1750.mo a thy 998·983 8 PAICUCCI PllaoumoHI wantado ad In the Dally lv m:I °'lax: MEt11Cn11't:rDISE
SOLD' 873-8028 84M947/78&-3999 ******* -•uuM--Piiot employment " n..n.n II C II 7 14-e .4110 MISC. 6015 • •BelcQ.Ur1 by Owner DUPLEXES 2704 Female Contra c tor lldt 714·375-4300 ••c on. a our --------r SUMMER JOB
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about your home for CRYPT 1225 or Buy 11,350,000, l!'slde CM 3 +2, fp, 2· IRV/TUS s1soo 831·2111 HAIR I WL&ifst data entry, prof'I •Momlng Hours ule each Saturday c 11 f A 1 car gar. Open Sat/Sun 1---------1 Tl,..D o• •0,.,_ appearance. 642·0735 •No Experience • or ppo ntment 12·5. 2032 Fullerton ---------.. r ... -,,. •Young, energetic ore by ahowcaslng your 714-760-9398 MISC LOST a.. OP NOTHING? PT Office Manager eCoata MHa property In our P•clflo View Mem Brokers Wt lcome Ave. Unl1 A 650-8884 • G Busy Al You Want To $8/hr. 9-1 . Computer Call Cooper
Homea of the Week Park Vlata Del mar RENTALS 2744 POUND 2925 Be? Want More exp a must. Pis call 17 14,72 2 .... 11 ...
& Open Hom• .. e. 2 1o11 13800/ea. Udo 1•1• Home 4 + 3. -v • Gulde The bHI 3 1().459·2928 New crpt. So. patio. ROOMS 2706 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Money? Want To Rebecca 722,.588 ________ _.
local Real Estate S2900mo. Yrly. Biii Shr Artlet S tudio Found, 4mo Orange Grow? vou;v• got the Re tall Counter
Section around I II••••••••• Grundy Ritt 9715-6191 Newport Beach for working artist. Tabby male cat on license wave got th• Private Postal Store 1:1MPLOYMENT Aeac h the best 4001.f. S222/mo +utl. St. James Pl. In NB. cllentele, baneflta, Perm PT. Exp prel'd . .._
HOUSES/ •LIDO ISLa, furn, Oceanfront & 22nd St. 723•1878 Coata Mesa Anlmal guaranteed wagH & Apply: 537 Newport SERVICES 5533
quallfled home· 2br 2ba, ore. patio, tp, Private room unlurn, Hospltal 549.3794 more. 714-675·5417 Ctr. Or., NB 644·8245 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
buyers on the coasll CONDOS garage. Avl 9.1 ahar• bath. Ull paid.••••••••-ask ror Yaamln. C•ll your Advertising S2500.mo 723--6488 No amoklng preferred. F o u n d • G o I d • n 1----------Retall Sales poaltlon at ··---
Rollawav bed, freezer,
Mo lean lawnmower,
Commodore computer
Trampoli ne. Eureka
Shampooer. 546-8669
Wedding Dr•••
Size med. Elegant off·
1houlder1, long
sleevH. White allk w/
pearls. New S 11 oo. Sacrifice $450.
4544·8182
Representativ e fOR RENT Kitch ette 1 oo COM E CIAL Retriever puppy . H•nd'lm•n·P/T Out of Santa Fe Todayll Ask about Newport Cre at 3bd, Laun~~. 1 ~lo~k ';'~ M R Vic of Arlington off Exp'd In lite carpentry. Oulpost In Faahlon PleaH be aware that COMPUTERS 6018
th• llstlngs In thla cat· 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii our current speclalal 2.5ba condo. Yrly 1... Newport Pier. $490. REAL ESTATE Teewlnkle Park. plumbing, painting, 111and PT, hourly
Llaa Coaen1ra Great cond. 11700mo. Call Sam 879-4808 ••••••••• PIHH call 751-7516 electric. 723-4074 +comm. Call Tam111:
574-4249 CORONA 831•5802 Lost 8/4 In NB white HIRINO TUTORS 844-5953
Llaa Rivera •••Vl!RSAILLi i NRwopotmBcwh/bPavtthHoemtce. ---------long hair Hlmalayan/ S 10·S1S P•rhour SALES PT/FT
egory may require you 11
to call a 900 number
In wtrlch there 11 a
charge per minute. 574-4252 DEL ••1111 2 122 W lk t th .. _ hi ' ' IN CO'l:•'l:I HS M th S I u~ a 0 • uwac $450 + ahr ut11. ''"' Peralan mix. Blue · · • • c ence, N.B. based Mystery---------=========~l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi Large 1 Bdrm condo. n/smkr 848·2228 PROPERTY 2790 eyea, 9yrs old!Named LanguagH. S.A.T. Theatre. Organized •3br 2 ba Front HouH Guard gated. Next lo Breezy. Al!WARD Need 3.2 +college multl·talented high EMPLOYMENT
._.ptop Computer &
Carry Case+ Table·
Top Comp. w/monitor,
printer. All $2100/obo.
U k• New I 675· 7239
Mac Quatra 800 16"
monitor. 16 mb ram
340 meg hard drlvo
$400 (714) 548·3936
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Remty, Inc.
RINTALS
C.-Ms
28R, E'lldl '1000
38A, Wpooi $1400
NnpgrtBwf>
38R,Lo..rS1300
38R, 2-sty Ha S1100
Single story. New car-~~~~9/3H.ospl';~,~T, VACATION 840-1727 GPA, car. 714-443·2700 energy, cuatomer ave WANTED 5535
Pet. Vaulted celllnga. ••.,...IJ.S COITA Ml!IA TIU_.LE< salea person.931·2563 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii VIII 8 lb C ~a. 272i E'alde 3BR-2BA own ... ______ _
S2250/mo. 975-2562 • a oa ondo. , .. •••••••••I unit + 2•2BR unite 11 RETAIL Classlrled 11..... Dog Walker, call me If Cape Cod Duplex OcHnvlew, Lrg 1bq1 S325K BKR 7eo-3142 PEDSONALS CONVl!Nll!NT your dog needs to be b 1ba. Comm pool/apa, ~ GROCERY whether you're buy· walked. I'll love your
Stsrtln9 • bu1lne11?
When you purchase
Of lease • computer syatem pkg from ua
we will a11i1t you with
100'% money back
3 r 2 ba bright, w/d. 11025. 849-1728 Ing, H lllng, or Juat pet tool 1am12 ye111 open. new •JSpl, crpt. 81l111'a lllltalll has looking, ct111lned has old. Coata MHa area.
Ille, paint. fp, S222s.,,._______ BUSINESS L ___.,""lttltor-what you ""di More•n 842·8533• 2 br 2ba. Upatalra. fp.11 ~ P ER SO NAL ...,.......,,., '"'""""-CLAS81Fla D s 1825. 842-8449 APARTMENTS PIN 11 •1cs frtendly people Who 8*Y .-•.cu-·---• SERVICES 3005 customer sarvlct. We 819 842·5878 ------FOR RENT accepUng appbtlonl tor
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Be 11 BUSINESS tattoed on your for• the followtng poaltior.. GACH 21401---------head?" Let ua Wright • Cllrb .... .,. .. ,..1 BALBOA 1--------i OPPOITUNITY the wrong. Call Typ• •Sir* Dll'CGlll a.
ARNT TO OWNI PENINStJIJl 2607 2904 A·Orlpe 562-920-7753
Large 4BR 28A Home.1'iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RENTALS TO • Roni am
For more detail•: Cstl 11 I••··---·· . Blbrya.b M 1 ch 8 • 1 e 1 y t h •Ooeanfront at 18th SHARE 2724 ••Amaalng Profit .. *
8 t 7 1 4 •5 3 0 -a 0 8 1 St. Winter, fum, 3Br Phone card routea. EMPLOYMENT Must be Ible., wort<
or 71 4-ISOe-39<>5-Pgr. 2.5Ba, d.ck, fp, ·gar, .. -.. NI "--.,........__ Great ratea & loc. Ind. ftex tn. Ind. wklldl and w/d. A~aome View -· ....,...... .,.....,._ leader 12k/Wk pot'I. ,.....,. -..,
DOMESTICS 5540 guarantee In receiving
a ssooo unsecured maJor bank credit
HOMIESITTINO card. No credit check
Travellllve abfol!d with req'd. Anyone w/2 Id's
PffC9 ol mind, knowing Is approved. 721·4006
your home Is wen taken Ueed -.,pie 2 GS, w/
care of by rffpontlbte 3x5, 5.0 dlak drive,
proleulonal. Clean monitor, printer.
n/amk. 2·5 yr term. keyboard, mouse
Reta fSSG-4439 "RC" lnclds 43 3x5 disks of
BALBOA
l~lAND ----l 006 HUNTINGTON
and clean! 873-1143 Lndry, kit. cbt. No pet/ 1-e00-700-'7177 ---------holldlYl.uuuu•-•"" amk. Mal• pref'd , MC/VISA EMPLOYME NT P1Y +!don brtftl. l-4H5 +utll. 945-91515. ---_...-..;;;_;....; ... ~..;...--Af#11npnon~
H O U S IE S I T T I N Q Chlldrena gamH, and
Home, garden and P•t learning aoltware
care. Prof, rellable, S250. 714·720·9793 reaa, refs. Vacatlon/1 ________ _
IOng ttrm 714-796-5050 WANTED
..
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802 CO,.AL AV•
H.Alll01JR 2142 COSTA MESA 2824 ---------------
auettTlMI "IALTY --------_____ ..;... __ ---------·
71M7Ms11 COSTA M1SA 2124 COSTA MESA 2824 COSTA MESA 2824
STA M!SA 1024
PleaH t>e wary of out '=il••lliiiliiiiiiii5iisii3ilo 9em"4pm 0 1060 s.n of area com pan lea. 1• Miguel Or., Newport Beech
Ch.ck with the local •Order Department• TELL A FRIEND Bett er Bualneaa HB oftlce ... kl FT
Bureau before you order deak per1on. l .. "--------~• •10C1~M4l1NMllMIR
aend any moo•y tor .._avy phone•. Muat
f ... or 19'Vlce•. Read have cuttomer aervtce
and underatand any •ICJ>· Xlnl bnrta. Call
contracts before you Tracy (?14) 842·00159
-----· TO BUY 6019 l~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MUCHANDISB
1010
Otd Coins Gold Sliver
Franltlln Mint, St~lng
Old watctrH 6 jewelry
WMtCOast Coln 042·9448
Tot» Dollar• Paid
\ •+den aba ,. ..... Oarden room,
:: •fct1M trM a. IDc~lent
..._te ndttlonl 1210,000.
alg.n. Shop atound fOf' for lnttrvl•w.
,....._ 1 O HOUMWl""'5tuden11
JiiiaoN WANT•D to nffded, make money
own llnd °'"' ... r.tall N\flnQ people money
o.nc:ty ahop In COSTA on gro<*ie1. No lnvtt.
For Record•. Jazz,
S o untrscka, etc.
Call Mike 845-7505.
~!I own« HM>••• •4W f li61• :•.,ltOfY, 4br, O\lldeMIO, .. tat eye, ti», f'P • alt. •JilfJ,\ only. UJOK.
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t llACB 1040
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lnv •st ment. f'or AdMln AHISI '°'CPA lnfomMIUon oaH Mrs. In NI. ,......,.. hours
lurden's Oourm•t 20-30/Week. Pax R•a:
Candy Co, Dalas . TX. 71~74-712? . ...,., "' ;.aaae A;ttOlftt.....,. Giiw
EJcp. luslnea• kt buat-....... le.11t/ht. ,...
hie. PT 7'4-734-0711 lildUlt COORDlllATOll PT ~I ll •O •n ~ .n:eeoo ••t •. c...e
JIUI TO .YOU 8022
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flrM dtac:k i...b W/etl019
' 11cena .. Love. klda. Or••• g uard dog.
Around lyre. Nam9d
Cha111e 0 148·5100 o
u PP J'Y'~'Y'O
Blonde ubta~or mix. Fr•• 10 good hom•.
3 mo. Old, A 1·1111
.... DO "'1mp. South wc:iu)d hav.
rm.I Muta with a doub&iiton.
ama 9035 -----
'MDtaoowllY
Fac:tory ..,,~ SATUU
(51 Olf1)P•, Jiiiiiii~i!i]!~~-1:
t.A.-RGVml '9a SC 2
MlaSIOM VIK.IO Milo, w . .m/fm, mtoy
C714)HW7M vmtt. t>lae*. (2583M) ••.•eo.t
WHt led the Hnn oJ club1,
Mclartr COl'r-.tly playacl low from
dum~7 and &a.t produced tba
... What 8h«aW ciedare' do?
The QUeltlon la how many clube
doe1 W'Ht bold? If Weat atarted
with (our cluba, srab the jack and
ID aft.er beerta, and the correct way
to tackle the IUit la to cub the ace
and IUnt -that will produce five
tricb ifbeuW break 3-3 or ii either
delender bu a doubleton queen or
ten. If Weat led from a five clube,
however, dedarer'e beet abot u t.o
~the fint trick!
•e• DI acov•RY •a• Cenh•ry. white, -,9,....4 ___ RA....,....,..N'"""G~•~R~X~L-=T:--t Whit• & Jan leather. 714-84S.1700
2-ctr, 8 cyl, auto, auto, camper shall, 29k mllaa. ·Uke new WDI' •••• oca•
KA8'I' •4''' 011'711
1 own • r . S3 7 8 5. am/Im c:aaaatte, low mull aall. 873-4909
714·84&.7441 mllea . (8 387 17) · ... -.'UPIS H I ~--
29 Canted 30~
0 ltll
•AIU8'71
80UI'll
6K '714
0 1
OAKlt
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OQt4 •••
The only clue ii the openin1 lead.
CADllIAC 9040
'80 £1 Dorado Blarrltz
350·V8 Auto Loaded
Reg 3·98. Good cond.
AC. $1000. Or Trade
l=or M i n i-Tru ck.
Pis ~all 831·71 49
98'959 _U_N_C_O_LN ___ 91_2_0 -.·; . • ' I I ) .., --....:
'H THUMDEllllRD LX TOYOTA
leather, auto, p/Wlodt, '89 Mark VII LSC liiiililiiiii~!iiiji!!~iiiii 9210
p /lock1 (1 28205) Runt ~rl~t. Have all '87 CIE.LICA
S 11,893 H NIC• r9C0tds. Mult Sporty, fun
71 ... 945-1700
~~\~~MITSUBISHI~
aall, wlll aacrllloa. M,8911 41110149G $4,500.obo 757-6000
MERCEDES 9130
'89 CAROLLA OTS
Hard to find fun
.... .,.. #101487 31 ~vine 32 Gaiden tool 35 Rlnglatl
=~ 10 P-t• p-
Since the eeveo ii more lik.ely t.o be
hm a fiv~ wit rather than a
l'our-c:arder, South played low and
Eut returned a club to Weat'a king.
South'• judgment wu proved right
when Weat now ahifted t.o a spade.
Declarer won in hand, cashed th e
two top heart.I t.o drop the queen,
then. preaenLed East. with a heart
trick. There wu now no way t.o pre-
•en t declarer from scoring t w o
apadea, five hearts and two daa-
monda.
CHEVROLET 9045 HONDA 9085 '94 1!320 Wh!W/gry.
29k ml. CO. Warranty.
'94 Tl!RCRL
Extra c:lean
se,985 "101314 41 AcoUaticel
maaaur. 42 Wene
43 Wound
covering
44 P~tar
48 -Hatl
.. P-
IHi' p-
Opening lead: Seven or.
Some ·contrecta depend on your
ablllt7 to read the diatributlon.
Consider Ulla deal
•ea CORVETTE
Removable Hard·
Top/Conv/Aoadater
Low Miies • 1 Owner
Factory Manuals lncld
LOTS OF TLC Mint Condi! $25_,000. FIRM
9u9-927·3335
North'• bid or two clube oo the
aecood round wu the Cowtb aatt-
a rorein1 bid that eaid notb.101
about dW. and simply uked for a
further de1criptioo or the South
holdin1. Partner's fint obli1a~on
... to lhow three-card aupport ror
North'• ~r. North'• heart rebid
ccofirmed a m-card wit, and there
... no ~ to look ror an alt..-
naUve contract when South chOM
Learn to be a better brld1e ~erl Subeeribe now to the I~~:;;::;:::=;=:=;::=~
Bri..a-Lette b Hin.. '89 Vette By Owner n .._.. r Y ca • Medium Bluo, glass
(800) 788-1125 for information. top. auto, all power,
Or write to: Goren Bridge Let--1Cln1 condl 82K ml ter, P .O. Bos 4410, Cb.Jcago, Ill. $15,000.obo
80880. 502-940-9402
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I iiiiiii, 9ii4iiiiil NiiTiiRiiBiiP~l~Diii 9065
, ______ I COSTA MESA 6124 NEWPORT
GARAGE SALES BEACH
BALBOA
lSLAllD ----6106
8at·8un ... ,
oak bobk cu•. xmaa
llama. old gla1awara,
croc:ka, tools, mlac •• I
120 112 Diamond
(In elley)
* QA.RAO!! SALi! • Sat & Sun 8am·2pm
859 Pierpont Dr.
Paularlno/Ludlngton
•Fri/Sat 7·3• Neighborhood Sala!
furn. citha, kid atutt,
morel 181 Flower
corner of Orange/Flo-r
Giant Neighborhood
Salel Sat & Sun
6169
Sat Only 8·11, Grt
Sale! toys. clths. hse-
holdfpatlo Items, etc .. I
1810 Buttonahall
Saturday 7:30·1 :30
St. Matthews Church
1723 Weatcllff Dr.
(Entrance faces
Sherrlngton Pl.)
8:30·Noon. Seawlnd I••••••••
4dr, auto, air, p/win,
p /I o cj< s . v a I u e
Prlce'BI (193083)
$9797
'95 NEON SPORT
4dr. black, auto. air,
p/w lndows, p/1ocks,
sporl whls. (591539)
$8,959
714+545-1700
MINT! '$29,950
'80 Accord Call 714.644.5833
A u t o. Excellent --------
condition. $2000/obo. MERCURY
'H4-Runner
Automatic, 2WO
20,595 #101329 213·871·2339 9135
'88 Accord LXI 5spd, '88 Grand Marqula
pwr windows/mirrors, Ls sedan 4 d r .,
moon·root, ac, am/fm 49k miles. se.200 can, orig owner, all • 648-1307 •
'92 LAND
CRUISl!R
White, extra clean
S24,H5 #101361 malnt records. 55500.
714-437·9507 --------TOYOTA Of'
HUNTINGTON
BUCH (714)847-8555
'89 ACCORD LX MITSUBISHI 9145
E1Ctra clean
$0,995 4"101324
'90 CIVIC
AJC, cassene.
low miles
S0,795 #200675
'93 ACCORD
Hard to find coupe.
loaded
$12,895 111101345
TOYOTA OF
HUNTINGTON
BEACH
(714)847-8555
'94 CIVIC LX
4dr, auto, air, am/fm
cassette, only 48,000
mites. (022859).
$8880
714·545·1700
'91 MIRAGE
2dr, a u to, a lr.1---------
a m fl m , 1 ·Owner. TRUCKS \ 9220
Only 46k ml. (029703) liiiiiiiiiiiiifii~ ipiii~ii!
$5 •522 '78 1/2 'ton 4•4
'93 ECLIPSE RS Needs TLC. 1900
Aor, am/Im, stereo. or beat offer.
Great prlcol (040546) • 646-1483 •
$0,979
VOLKSWAGEN 9235 '98 MIRAGES
4 d r, auto, am /Im . liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!I .. ~
cass. ps, pb, low '92 Jetta R•d.
mlles (08913) Loaded' 60k lwy
$8,913 mites. $8500/obo.
844-8192 714-545·1700
£,'}\~~MITSUBISHI~ ANTIQUES &
CIASSICS 9250
NISSAN 91 SO •09 Jaguar XKI! 2 ~'2 iiiiiiiiiiii~iii~~ BaaUllful ahapa, lnte-
1.,.0 .. ENTRA QX£ rlor perfect. St~ ~rl~~~v~nlvaralty TRANSPORTATION, _______ _
CORONA FORD 9075 --------:-1 DEL MAR 6122 HUNTINGTON liiiiiiiiiiiiii~ii!iiiiii JEEP 9110
.. • * 645-7772 * a uto. al r. p/W Ind, t.,.........,....-=---:-:--=c:--~ p /tock1. (76 5179) '73 Ma .. ratl CIVO.h
$10, 872 Showroom Orlglrtal
--------.---------,r--------lii!iiiiii~iiiiii~iii~ BOATS * '94 2150 cargo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
Sat a.2. Lota of atuNI BEACH 6140 POWER 7012 Window Van 2Sk, BURD ING
MATERIALS
PETS &
6030 ANIMALS
MUSICAL 714+545·1700
6049 INSntJMENTS 6055
blkH, exercise equip, iiiiiii!iii!i!iiiii~~i!iiil xlnt cond, pp S13,500
toot a , ant I q u ea . •GARAGE SALi! Sat lii~~!ii~iiii~jiii obo. 548·5363
accordlan, and moral Onlyl hm-3 Cldlhot, '88 18' Wahoo Dula '87 FORD VAN Conv.
809 Mar9uerlte phones, odd• & ands con so I e . 1 5 Oh p V-6, A/T, P/S, A/C, AH Steel Bulldlngs A K C lo n g h a Ir * Roland PC-200 (In alley) 10022 Waltz Cir. yam ah a, 3 ooh r a. Low ml. Orig. Owner. 40JC26 was $4680 now Chihuahua male S250 MKll Keyboard•---....:...-.....:...._ __ Bolaa Chlc8/Edlngar clean/fast, t rl r . $3,999 720-1722
S2980, 40x57 was female S350. Born 4th oontroller Ilk• CLASSIFll!D $9750. 831·5001 CLASSIFll!D
S8918 now S5618. of July. Ready f°' a newll •100•00 No room left It's th• resource you Cl slfl d I It' the eaource you
Other alz•• avail. good home. F0t Info Mike 723-4019 In the garage can count on to H ll a aCO~V~N.iENT C:n cou~t on to sell a
Chuc:k 1..eoo-320-2340. call day 873-3737 eve. for the car? myriad of marchan· whether you're buy-myriad ol marchan-
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Computer p rintout•
document the damage
and completed repalre
for you to •••· O.M. 548-3037
Claaallled our columns compel looking, classified hH our columns compel The molt comprahan· your used Vehicle qualified buyers to what you neadl qualified buyers to
slve and currant dlrao-throujlh classified calll CLASSIFIED call! tory of good• and Ml'· 942•5879 842·H78 vlc:.a around!
CLEANING
3528 SllVICES
1980 CJ7 LAREDO
39k orig miles, Invest W1~~ MITS UBISHI~
over S22k, cust paint, ---------new Ina, 4"11ft w/1tab
bar. 5·custom tires
and whit, 3 soft tops,
Sony music system,
4-slde skins. light•
and bar. Chromed.
1 ·0F·A·KIND
ABSOLUTE MINT,
BABIED. B ETTER
THAN SHOWROOM,
Call Jim for color bro-
chure. (805) 254-7463,
(805) 28&-0188.
Good Jobs
reliable services
Interesting things
to buy
37k ml, St3,500. °'
Tradel 996-5212-eva•
'79 Bu9 Conv. wtllte/
white, under 16K orig.
miles, original owner,
mint cond. Sari~•
buyers only. $14,000
714-850-9877
CLASSIFIED
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can count on to a.it a
myriad of merch•n·
dise ilema, bac:au ..
our columns com~
qualified buyer• to
call!
842·5078
got roof 1
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FrM Ett. L1'848337
JNL ROOFINQ
7t .. 51 .. 1111
Moblle •~ .. rv,
New & A•KrHnlng
Llc:ll' 181873 Bonded Roger 714-Ma.oeso
WALL
COVUINGS 3932
II;,~ llAlllllllH_lllHHH$21,977 '93 LEXlJS SC300 ..................................... $26,877
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'93 LEXlJS SC300 ..................................... $28,977
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