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little cloud, very
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to tourists, but locals get hooked
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Candida1es hopef--1 . in· ··after.math of Primary
~Gov. Wilson comes to
Newport Beach .to seek
GOP unity after Ron· Unz
earns healthy support from
county Republicans.
BY Russ }pAR., STAFF W1UT11.
Gov. Pete Wilson came to New-·,
port Beach on Wednesday, calling
for GOP unity one day after a
strong Orange County primary
challenge from Republican Ron
Unz.
Unz, owner of a Silicon Valley
computer company, was crushed in
the statewide vote nearly 2·to-l by
Wil son. But Unz earned a healthy
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42.9% support ·from county Re-
publicans, finishing 23,658 votes
behind the California governor.
"Ron spent $2 million in a cam-
paign that we did not rebut," Wil-
son said, surrounded by well-
wishers and Republican nominees
Wednesday afternoon in the sixth·
floor offices or county GOP fund-
raiser Buck Johns.
''We didn't spend any money
because we're saving it for the
fall ," Wilson said. "~¥n the ~o
ple of Orange Countyunderstand
very clearly the difference -between
my positions and Kath1een
Brown's and my record and her's,
then I nave every confidence that
they will feel we have earned their
... WIUON/P•1• A 10
l That sinking
reeling
\
Corona del Mar High School senior
'J.R. Walz struggles to stay afloat in the fifth
annual catdboard boat races Wednesday at
the campus pool. Students ,are given
three pieces of 4-by-8 foot pie.ces of
cardboard , 110 yards of tape, an exacto
knife and one hour to construct tfieir
craft s. At right, students chee r on
junior Leil a Kashani during the third heat.
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Costa Mesa may pay school district
$42,000 rent for Balearic Center
~Newport-Mesa school
board and c;ty Council
must still approve the lease
agreement. which could
prompt higher fees for
the center's popular
childcare program.
BY TINA Bo~GATJ'A, STAFF Wann
COSTA MESA -The city will
face a $42,000-a-ycar rent hike for
its use of the Balearic Center
under a lease proposal that has
been negotiated with the Newport·
Mesa Unified School District.
After 17 years at SI a year, the
rent hike could mean fee increases
for the center's early childhood
development proaram and other
classes. However, aacordln& to
,. Councilman Joe Erickton, the city
is re-evaluatin& the center's opera-
tions in hopes of finding ways to
cut costs. ·'
While school district officials
recognize this is a huge jump in
rent, Superintendent Mac Bernd
said it can't be avoided.
"That (previous) agreement was
forged in an entirely different era
for the school district and the
ci ty," Bernd said. "Since then, our
governing board has instructed us
to try and get fair market value for
the district's property when lease
agreement renewals come up. In
lhe case or the Balearic Center,
the le1Se> aareemcnt is uP., and
that began the negotiations. ' •
The lease agreement must still
be approved by the City Council
and the school board. On Monday,
the council. appFOYed the ..,ee·
ment "in concept" but uked city
staff to continue nepniations on
fundina for improvements such 11
install•tion of ramps and railinp
... Clllftl/ll9ee Ate
.. Reinecke claims absentee
ballots will give him ed~e in
Assembly race, but Brewer
says votes will increase her
advantage.
Bv Rus~ LoAR, STAH w11.11D
Assembly candid:11c Mani) n
Bre,,er eked .. oli\ a 250-vote Re·
publican prrmary victory o'er Tom
Reinecke \\hen all precinct~ \\ere
.. \\c're 'el). \Cl) confident th:il
\\C '"" ha'e a \\Inning majority
from the rcmoining abi.entec b;il-
lot \ote'i," -;aid Reinecke, a 34·
)Car-olJ Ne" port Geach allornc}
\\ho \\.:t) cndor~ed by incumbent
Gil f crgu<:on (R·Ne"port Ucach)
in the 70th Assembly District GOP
primal). f-ergu~on chose not to
~eek rc-clection·in order to run for
the '>late Senate.
Out Ure" er said '>he expcct'!I th!..' 1
count of h::rnd-dclt\ercd .:ib~entee
bolloh to incre.:i~c her m.1rg1n ol
\ 1cwrr \\ 1t-h-i11~ prc .. ~octs-rt-pott-'--
ing. Ure\l.er rl.'cl.'1\ed 34.2"( of the
'ote. Rl.'inccke 33.6"( nnd In inc·
Councdrn.:in B:.i rr) H~nrmond
Gov. Pete Wilson addresses crowd at Republican unity meeting .
· countco early ~e~da] morn-
ing, but "ith more than 20.000 ab·
sentee ballots still to be coun1cJ.
Reinecke !lays he still e\pect'> to
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City planners .
to review Bay
lub expaniion
~ New plan appears to have support of-
neighborhood residents who were
instrumental in quashing 1991 proposal.
~IARl!'\ER$ ~tl LE -A granJ1os.= pl:in 10 kno~k
do\\ n a m:ijOrit) of the aged building-. on th • U.1lbo:i · 1 BJ) Club c.impu) anJ rcbu1IJ fwm !>.:"r •• t:."h "11! b.:
!.Crutin1Led tonrght at J p~bJ1c hcann~: . •;..
l'hc Ne\' port B~ach Pl!inning Comm1 :on \\Jil d~-·
c1de \\ hetl*r l·l Jll0\\1 the club. a ='c\\ rvrt m -titu11on
for 46 ye.:ir~; to cmb:.irk on an Jmbitiou'~ $20-30 mil·
lion rcde,elopmcnl plan.
The commi,"on mcet"i at "'.3v p,m. in the ClHll;~1I
chamberi. of C11~ Hall. 3300 Ne,,p1.irt Ohd.
1he linJl deCl'~1on on thi.:
propo~ed 1.:\pan:>1on ''ill be
made nc\t month b> the
Cil) Council.
Support from the ncJrb~
Cliff Ha,en and Da)~hore'I
neighborhoods "ill be ·i..ey
1n getting the project .ip-
pro, ed. And re-.1denh of
.. thC!>I.' commun111e) arc . o
far spenking fovorabh
abou t the plan. "hich i-. a
modification l,f :i much-
INSIDE
A brief
history
The l:tnd, the
owner, the
histOll -and
che ne\\ plan
See p:ige S. -fought prnpo)JI made three )'-Jr~ .ig.,,.
.. The) ha'e put to,gcthcr J mJ,tcrtui rbn , I r ...... -
\Clopmcnt Jnd rccon~truc11on to bring the U,.i, ( .-h
up to landm:ir~ !.tatu!>." )J1J John ~turg.c:..'. prc,iJ~1 I
-ol the Cliff H:i,en Commun11' .\'')•l.:1. t11.m.
In 1991. the Chit HJH~n ariJ l3.1\'hllrc~ ~lllll·
mun1t\ a"oc1at101h \\Crl..' 1n!>trumcn1:ll-in 1he ~01111
ell's· rcJcc11on of the club\ plan' 1\1 budJ 1 C>J nC.:\\
hotel rooms and 120.~09 ne" !.quarc: lcet 01 r\.'..:re·
ation.11 sp.:icc: The humCO\\ neri. JJ 1ll l'l•"hcJ. th:u
prop1,1.,al. lcanng 11 '"ould "1pe out li.:-c.:an \IC\\ ... anJ
create ~enou' traffic problem:.
"It\ a \J">l 1mpr0\ement o'er thl.' · JQl}J plan."
Sturgess 'J1J of the IJtC'>l prppo-.JI ··The) ·re "iping
out the olJ 1950., bu1IJmp :ird bringing the pb~e up
to date."
The nC\\ pl.:tn Jnclude'\.
• Co1l\l:rting 117 e\l'>llng l)\ crn1gh1 gue ... 1 rlk>m~.
pre\1ou~I> J\.;.11lable onl) to club member'> and th1.:1r
guests, 10 a public hotel. An aJJ1tional ~ mom~
would be built (or member., and their guests onl).
• Demoli!.hlng ond reclm:.tru.:11ng all C\i~11ng club
facilities C\ccpt 1hc Terr.ice Apanmenb .:ind P;ilrn
Court Building.
,,
s .. PLAN/P•1• AS
Teeil's sentence in death outrages MADD
~Widower of woman
killed ·in crash plans to
complafn to local
legislators.
Bv LolUANN BASH£DA
ANO TINA BOllOATIA, STAfF W1unu
In court records, the Or:inge
County Probation Depanment rec-
ommended that Laura Cl3usen,
"ho was 17 at the time of the
crash, be slapped "ith the l\l:l.\I·
mum sen tence fo r \Chicular man·
.. laughter -l\\O yean~ in the Cali·
fornia Youth Authontv.
But pointing out th:it this "'J'
Clausen's firi.t run-in \I.1th the la\\,
COSTA MESA -Represe ntu· Munlcip:il Court Judge Ronald
tives of the local chapter of O"cn 'i:ntenced the 18-ycar-old to
MAAD are outr:iged th:it a teen· half that, suspending all but. 90
ager found guilty of killing a local da)s. 1
woman in a high-speed drunken O'"en ruled af1er Clausen's at·
driving crash wa sentenced last torncy :irgueJ that ~1th no pre\.i·
"What 1 lo~t l'I not "hat°) phasing
them WhJt's pha-.1ng them 1s that
she' I and !.hi:\, g~)t the r t ol
her life in front 1.lr her I he\ ·r~
looi..ing al me Jnd !>J)'ing. 'I uu'rc
nn old m.1n, yol't\c. alr1:ad~ h\~d
)·our hie· ..
Cl:iu.,en, "ho broke into tears
upon ·hearing her <;entcncc. ha~
nc,er commen1cJ 10 1he pre~ ...
, week to only 90 days in JU\cnilc ou arrest or gang affiliation, hi
hall client might hJ\e a hard time ~ur·
"She \l..U' Cl)•ng after the ~en·
tcncrng. but one might \\Onde r
~hether 1h:u ":i' bccau c he \\a)
being tat..cn mtu cu tody, r;.ither
than bccau c .,he killed another
hum:in being," Poa t !.aid "This
per n ne\Cr eemed to ho\\. re·
mor c at 31~ for her action ...
"If someone lulled my child and '" ing in the "~ial h1cr::irchy" :u
a judge gave them 90 days, l the Youth Authority. •
would be completely livid," :ud Vic Cal" 3, whose w1(e Maf'el
Reidel Poast. acting director of was killed when Oausen crashed
Mothers Against Drunk Driving. into their car on Newport Boule-
"Ninety days doesn't even come vard last year, is se nd in& a letter
close to showina society that li fe is decryinJ the lenient ·p'fnishment to
somethina special and precious, local politicians and the governor. •
somethina we value. It just doesn't ' "They're looking at Laura's life
do it." and not oat ~hat I lost," he said .
Poast, her\elf a drunken dri\cr
\!Clim who will require a walking
aid for the re t of her life, Qid the
man who cra~hcd into her crvcd
\I~ month .
"We really need to look at what
kind ot mcssaae1 we are t.ending
out," she said. '7bcrc arc no
words to juitify toene of the sen·
... ~Ate
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a lhuiwday, June 9, 1994
~ LOCALS ONLY ____.::~~~~~__:_~~-------------------------------_:._-------=-----------------.:.......~-------------------1 MANAGING EDITOR STEVE MAULE, 540-1224, en. 363
Newport-Mesa
stocked With
gr.eat best buys
..., ...... JOY .....
W HERE'S THE PARTY?
(722-1803), located on East 17th
Street in Costa·Mesa, is stocked
with graduation party decorations, and it's
giving away a dozen helium-filled balloons
with a $15 purchase. The offer is good
through June 21.
0
DEBRA CURRY, A
BEST BUYS READER,
has a best buy on dog
food .
"Save someone a trip
to the pet store apd save
money by ordering your
food from the Dog
Services company," says
Curry. "They deliver and
most of what they have
is at the cheapest price
around."
Best
Buys
Dog Ser.vices -
(532-3647) will deliver to
your door, and all you
-----• have to do is call in your
order. Dog food brands available include
Iams, Nutro, and Natures Recipe.
0
RALPHS GROCERY STORES are
offering discounts for summer
entertainment.
Ralphs is giving away a free child's
admission ticket to Six Flags Magic
· Mountain. The only catch is that you have
to purchase a general admission ticket
before July 13 at Ralphs for $23 (a $6
discount), and th en you'll receive a free
ticket. >Ii
IHI II
Miss Costa Mesa. -crowned Sunday
durina the community's annual Fish Fry
Carnival. A 20-year-old Orange Coast
College student, Ooretb .Aid she wu
"extremely surprised" when she found
out that she had won the title.
"I've never been in a pageant where
the competition was so close. Up to the
last minute everyone was clueless,"
THlaD TIMI'S THI CllAllM
This is the third c.ompetition that
Goreth has entered, including another
Miss Costa Mesa pageant two years ago.
"I remember doing the interview and
seeing the judges shaking their heads
because I was so bad," she said. Goreth
did not even place in that pageant.
The previous year Goreth was able to
wio first runner-up in the Miss Tustin '
pageant. Goreth said that even though
she had done poorly in her first Miss
Costa Mesa pageant, she wanted to try it
again because she had so mnch fun .
"Even if you bomb the first time, you
should come back and try again; it's a
good learning experience."
MOal THAN A PalTTY FACI
Goreth said every girl in the-,P.ageant
this year was so attractive that ·
competition was t<Wgh. This was also the
first year a talent segment was added to
the pageant.
"I don't think any one of us was more
beautiful than the other, so you couldn't
rely just on your beauty to win -you
had to have personality and talent."
Goreth, who played the piano in the
talent competition, keeps busy 11 a
sophomore physical therapy student at
Oranae Coast College. After she
"hopefully" graduates in December,
Goreth plans to ta1'c classes at Cal Suue
Lona Beach and event~•!I~ be~me a
physical therapist spec1ahzang an
pediatrics.
QUllN FOR A YIAll
As Miss Costa Mesa, Goreth will
attend all Lions Club events and
activities. She will also participate in the
Huntington Beach Fourth of July
parade. She said she, plans to contact the
community's elemc,ntary schools so that
she can visit the children and be
involved with their fundraisers. In
September, Coreth will trave! to. Hawaii,
along with members of the Lion s Club,
to ride in the Aloha Parade.
Goreth will compete June 19 in the
Miss Orange County pageant, and unless
she wins and goes on to the Miss
America competition, that wilJ be the
last pageant she plans to enter.
But the memories, of course, will last
forever. For someone who had just
wanted to place, Goreth had many
unforgettable moments besides being
announced as the winner. Her favorite
moment of the whole competition, she
said, occurred the day before she was
even crowned: she and the other
contestants rode in the Fish Fry parade.
"I just remember some of these little
kids whi spering: 'Mom, look, it's a
beauty queen.' "
-Story by Anattt~ f:h11vc2,
photo by M•tt Martin.
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Ralphs is located oo East 17th Street in
Costa Mesa (645-8282) and at the
Newport Hills Shopping Cen\er on San
Miguel Drive in Newport Beach
(~·7992).
Hamilion, Gransky clean up with tile Water Rake
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JANE'S ANTIQUES (673 -5688), located at
28th Street at Lafayette-in the Cannery
Village in Newport Beach, is having a
20% off sale on selected antiques and
collectibles.
Sandra McNeiJI, owner of Jane's
Antiques, says her neighbors are also Best
Bu;t material: Potters Gardens for
topiaries, pottery, and garden· accessories,
The Raft Cafe, and Cannery Tile Works
for custom tiles.
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NORDSTROM (549-8300), loc.ated at
South Coast Pl aza in Cost~ Mesa, is
having its twice-yearly sale for women and
children. The sa le includes spring and
summer clothing, shoes and accessories
marked pown up to 50% off.
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KJNGSWAY ROAD (729-0690), located on
the top floor of the Atrium Court at ·
Fashion Island in Newport Beach, is
offering Best Buy readers 10% off any
prin~s, or 15% off any purchase over $250.
Adele Canetti-Wlnter, owner of
Kingsway Road says, "Kingsway. Road
now has in stock its largest ever selection
of framed, matted, ready-to-hang
decorator prints. Subjects include
botanicals, fl orals, landscapes. hunt
scenes, golf scenes, and more. Prices
range from $49 to $279."
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~ 5-year-old invention will
lead the way during·
Newport's 14th Annual CleaJJ
Harbor Day Saturday.
BY DAVID HEITZ, STAFF Wann
NEWPORT HARBOR -With the
help of a high-tech "harbor rake," a team
of scuba divers .and dozens of volunteers,
merchants and residents alike hope to
make the ·bay sparkle during Saturday's
14th Annual Clean Harbor Day.
Perhaps the best weapon in cleaning
the harbor will be the Hamilton Water
Rake, a contraption invented five years
ago by restaurateur Bill Hamilton and
boatyard owner ·Art Gronsky. •
For years, Hamilton grimaced at the
site of all the trash that collected in the
bay near his restaurant, The Cannery, lo·
ca ted at 30IO Lafaye tte Ave.
"He saw all that trash day after day,
and he kept trying to pick it up while
standing on the dock," Gronsky said.
Hamilton, an engineer with a degree
from Caltech, conceptualized the rake and
Grensky built it. · -m
Cleaning up
The rake is attached to a b.:>at :.'Onsist·
ing of two catamaran hulls placed about
eighlTeet apart. It is powered by a pair of
outboard motors.
. Between the two hulls is a rake-like
piece of plastic and a conveyor belt. As
the boat trudges through the trash·fill':d
bay, anything caught between the hulls
goes onto the conveyor belt and is placed
inside a hopper.
"It works really well," Grensky said.
So well, in fact, that Dover Shores resi-
dents Reed an<i Rita Sprinkel bought the
city a Water Rake about a ye3r and half
ago at a cost of about $55,000.
"They got tired of seeing debris Ooating
down the bay, and nothing being done
about it," Gransky said.
Hamiltoo and Gronsky alro have sold
their invention to the cities of Marina del
Rey and Long Beach. The state of Guer·
rero, Mexico, is contemplating buying
·about 10 Water Rakes, Grensky said.
"This may prove to be the i'mpetus for
the harbor rake to take off on a world·
wide basis," Gronsky said. "We've had in·
quiries from Japan and Hong Kong, too."
A new harbor rake would cost upward
of S85,000, Gronsky said.
Also helping to clean the h'3rbor on
Saturday will be a team of scuba divers
from Southern California Edison. ·
Event organizer Seymour Bee~, a long-
time Balboa Island'Tesident, said it will be
the first time that scuba divers have par-ROBINSONS-MAY, located at Fashion
Island in Newport Oeach-and at Crystal
Court and South Coast Plaza in ~osta
Mesa, is havi.ng a sale on junior swimwear.
Women s-.yimsuits are marked down up to
50% off.
WHAT: 14th Annual Clean Harbor
Day
WHEN: 8 a.m. to I p.m. Saturday
WHERE: Volunteers can meet at 8
a.m. at The Cannery Restaurant,
3010 Lafayette Ave.
ticipated in the clean-up. •
"I bet they will come up with some real
interesting things," he said. "I'll bet they'll
have bicycles and appliances and every-
thing else."
DAILY I'll.OT FILE PllOTO
Inventor Bill Hamilton tosses plank into Newport Harbor to demonstrate clean·
Ing-capabilities of his water rake. Clean Harbor Day is this Saturday.
cups and beer cans."
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Re!.taurant, 3010 Lafoyelle Avenue, at 8
a.m. Saturday.
Best Buys app_ears Thursdays and
Saturdays. lVhetber you're a merchant or
a shopper, if you ,know of a gtXJ!l buy call
me at 540-1224, fax m~ at 646-4170 or
write to me: Best Buys, Dally Pilot,.JJO W.
JJay St., Costa Mtsa, Calif. 92627.
ETC.: Prizes will be awarded to
volunteers who collect the most
trash. There will be a barbecue and
refreshments after the clean-up.
Beek said volunteers will be stationed
throughout the harbor, at Balboa Island,
Peninsula Point and other areas, where
they will pick up trash on land.
"'There's an awful lot of seaweed and
marine vegetation that washes up on the
be3ch." Beck said . "As well as Styrofoam
Prizes will be awarded to volunteers
who collect the most trash, th e most col·
orful trash and the mo!>t unusual trash, to
name a few categori es.
Anyone who wants to participate in the
clean-up should meet at The Cannery
''We're trying to get the whole harbor
cov.ered,'1 Beck said. "I think one of the
big things about this event is to promote
awareness -awarene s of not throwing
things in the harbor.''
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Tustin Avenue: A burglnr used boll
cutters to open locks on a g:irage
door and cabinets, then smashed a
window to lhc residence. A front
grill lo a 1957 Chevy was taken
along with an electric wrench and
bicycle parts. The items were valued at $325. ~
llarbor Boulevard: A Sony CD pl:iy-
er, valued at $550, was stolen from a
Chevrole1 . Monie Carlo p:irkcd in
the 200 block. There were no visible
signs of forced entry. Anacapa: A
resident in the 2500 block told po-
lice someone stoic Sl,000 he: hod
hidden under his mattress.
Mesa Verde Drfvt East A juvenile
boy Oed Crom Steven's Pharmacy in
the 1500 block 1fler eonnscating two
packs of condoms.
Wes& B1ktt S&rttt: A VCR was sto-
len from 1 home in the 600 block.
Vlllqe W1y: Failing in their 1uempt
to hotwire 1 '94 Honda p1rkcd in
1ht 1300 block. • thief lblcondcd
with tht cipreue li&flter ins&nd.
Pl1ce.U1 Aw•ue: Someone broke
into Estancia Hif!!, amuhint oul
windows with 1 bnck before 1tc1lin1
POLICI PILU
roughly SlO worth of cnncfy bars.
Various Lociulons: Autos were sto-
len fcom South Const Pl:izn and the
corner of Center Street and Mon-
rovia Avenue.
Various Locallons: Autos were re·
ported stolen S:i1urday from 1380
Village Woy, 2680 Newport Blvd.,
1951 Newport Blvd. nod Soulh
Coast Plaza. On Friday, autos were
re ported stolen from 105 E. 17th 1.,
3323 M:iryl:ind Cr. and 145 E. 19th
St.
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J81h SCrttt: At the corner or Sd':i-
shore, police arrested a Costa Mesa
man for driving his bicycle under the
inOuencc or alcohol. Dylan Taylor,
18, w:is ti.ken into custody June 30.
Ntwport Boulevard: A thief broke
into NVS Network Inc. ind stoic
mor.e thin $4.000 worth or computer
equipment.
Ed1ew11er: Ai Newport Landin& In
the 500 block someone broke: into 1
11fc ind stoic: $260.
CqMJ Lane: A thief w1lkcd off
with A washlna m1chinc ind ro·
friacr11or 1ftcr brtaklna into 1
home in the 200 block.
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Via Lido Nord: After bre:ikin& into
:i home in the 200 block and rining
through lhe cupbo:irds :ind c:ibine1s,
:i thief w:ilked away from the crime
scene with two beers.
Saa Mlau~I: An es1ima1c:d S3,400
w:is reported stolen from Gelson
Market.
Quall: Employees :11 Fletcher Jones
Motorcars found a Mc:rcedes Benz
perched on cement blocks, the
whc-cls missina.
Newport Ctnttr Drltt: Somebody
opp:irently stoic the music fcom Ed·
wards Theater. A pair or speakers
valu ed al S2.SOO. located behind :i
!"ovic screen, were reported mi ss· '"•· RJYenlde: Rouply S2,400 worth or
c:lothina merchandise was siolen
from NTA Sports Morketina In lhe
200 block.
RJ¥tnlM: Somc:onc busted lnto the
Stufl Noodle in the 200 block. Em·
ploycc1 reported no lou .
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and I vale were amona an eteimatcd
Sl,100 worth of koma Molen rrom 1n
ap1nmcnt In &he 800 block.
S.. hblld: A VCR was Molen rrom
1 home in &ho ~ block .
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Thur9day, June 9, 1994 Aa
On second thoulilt~ maybe Gii waslt't so · bad
T urned off. Disinterested.
Disgus1ed.
We arc turned ocr to
politics and politicians. What they ,,_ ___ ._ say no longer
interes1,1 us
because we know
it is meaningless.
And the
spectacle of
supposedly
ma1ure men and
women acting
like a bunch of
children in a
playground
squabble is, to
most genuine
adults (and many
much younger),
just plain
On the
Coast
disgusting. ·
• Given the choices we had for
Gil Ferguson's 70th district scat, I
can honestly say I'd rather Gil had
stayed where he was. And if
you've read this column for long,
you know how painful it is for me!
lo say that.
But jeeze Louise, wh at a sorry
lot. Three months or campaigning
-=and all we've had is a spiuing
contest. Perish the thought that·
these ·candidates should have
deba1ed issues, e.g., lhe conversion
or El Toro, 1he toll road, funding
or slate and federal mandates,
etc., etc.
The only thing worth cheering
about is tha1 Marilyn Brewer has
" appeared to squeeze out Tom
Reinecke and, thank God!, Barry
Hammond. It was not a campaign
of which any of them can be
proud, though I think Brewer
would. have run on issues had the
other two lee her!
But all they did WU posture and
scowl and pump and tell you how
tough they were and how they're
going to kick hen out of WiU1e
Brown. Hammond wwed, "I'm
not aoing to Sacramento to work
wi1h Willie Brown. I'm goin& there
to fight him." Ridiculous. Brown
would squ~ that hack like a sow
bug.
While Hammond was attacking
Brewer as a "liberal activist," she
and Reinecke were bashing
• Hammond for his heavy-duty
financial problems.
At l)ie same time, Brewer
slammed Reinecke because he's a
personal-injury lawyer and takes
ads in the yellow pages about
~.iting dogs. Reinecke clawed back
at Brewer because she used to be
a Democrat (just like Ronald
Reagan).
And that's the kind of
meaningless crap voters were
supposed to evaluate so they can
cast a reasonably intelligent vote.
The candidates weren't the only
ones doing dumb things. The
Republican party hierarchy
officially ~nctioncd Brewer
_ because she claimed to be the only
one of the three who would not
Chamber networking breakfast J1111 21
The Dolphins Division of the
Newport Harbor Area Chamber of
Commerce will hold its next
monthly networking breakfast al
7:15 a.m. June 21 at 1he Newport
Beach Marriott.
The program will include the
installation of officers for the
1994-1995 board or directors and a
presentation on "Promopower:
How to Stay Fired Up" by speaker
Jodi Rudick. Call 644-8211.
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legislature will be gelling in
December.
Reinecke, who is a member of
that hierarchy, cried foul because
he had said he will donate the
extra dough, thus Brewe r was
admonished.
H owevcr, when Reinecke
campaig'l literature falsely
claimed he was endorsed by
Marian Bergeson, the same GOP
ethics committee did nothing. Go
figure.
But since Brewer squeaked into
a win by a few hundred voles
(with some absentee ballots still
being counted), I guess 1hcrc is
some justice in this world.
There certainly was justice after
the scuiiy campaign John
Moorlach ran to get himself
elected counry treasurer-tax
collector.
Moorlach's strategy in this
supposedly nonpartisan race was
to (a) denigrate incumbent Ro~rt
L. Citron because he is a
Democra1, and (b) terrify the
citizens by alleging that Citron's
complex investment strategics arc
going to lose all the coun1y's
money.
n.,c Moorlach supporter went
so far as to endanger Orange
Counry's unblemished credit
record by repeatedly contacting
New York bond·rating services
and fin ancial media, trying to get
them to investigate Citron.
Nooe of the smeary s1uff
worked and Moorlach got his bull
kicked, big time. Maybe there's
.hope for us after alJ.
But remember, we have five
more months of 1his dreck to go .
Frrd Marlin's column runs
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Program, planned for June 27
1hrough Aug. 20. featured will
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independent readers through
sixth grade, a Read·to·Me Club
for toddlers 1hrough
kindergarten, storytimes for 3
to 5-year-oldl> and special
activities for children.
Childr-en enrolled in 1he
program will be eligible for
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or time they read or spend
listening to stories.
Sign·ups for the program will
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Bl ... d.; Corona del Mar Branch
Library, 420 Marigold Ave.;
and Mnriners Branch Library,
2005 Dover Dr. Children may
sign up anytime between June
27 and Aug. 20.
Children ""ho u!>ually come
to Newport Cen1er Library arc
encouraged 10 u:ie one of the
branch libraries until the new
Central Library opcn!i July 10.
for more informa tion call
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Tbe Land: 25 acres on Newport Harbor.
Owner: Property~ ~ned by city and leased to the Balboa Bay
O ub. The lease expires in 2011, but ahe club has asked the city to e~end the lease. ~Y ~s much as 66 years.
Who: The fac ility 1s owned by Beverly Ray and managed by
Owe Wooten, the president.
The tamous: Barry Goldwater., Clark·Gable, Humphrey Bogan ,
La1Ken Bacall and John Kennedy ar.e among those who have
stayed at the club. John Wayne once sat on its board of directors.
The plan: Rejuvenate the dub by knocking down everything
except .the Te~race Apartments and rt building from scratch. "Qle
expansion, estimated to cost $20·30 million, would add about
34,000 square feet to the club.
Past plans: ~ $50 mi!lion expansion plan wena up in smoke in
1991 ~hen reSldents objected to the height of a proposed
163-room h~tcl. Th.e council kill ed the project on a 4-3 vote. Since th~~. CouQc1lwoman Ruthelyn Plummer -who voted against th e PfOJC~t -has ~ec:n replaced by Jan Debay, who supported it as a
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The reconstruction would ex-
pand the club from•JSS,000 square
feet to 189,000 square feet - a
net gain of 3!\,000 square fe et. The
uses of the structures -the club-
house, beach building, bayside
building and athletic center -
would remain the same.
•The . 144-unit Terrace Apart·
ments would not be affected by
the proposal. However, state taw
requires the apartments to be con·
verted to hotel rooms by 1998, giv·
ing the public better access to the
coastline.
The city and the club arc fight·
ing that requirement. They have
asked S~n. Marian Bergeson to in·
trodlfcc legislation that would
allow the Terrace Apartments to
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remain a permanent residence fa. middle of the property at the main ri , who li\ie on Oiff Drive, wrote
cility. Bergeson's bill is pending. entrance. There currenily is no in a letter 10 the council, '' ... STOP
The 25 ~cres of prime bayf ront view. the 'rezoning of the 1errace build·
property on which the club si1s is Also, a ISO-foot-wide view cor· ing and STOP 1hese cotastrophic
owned by the city. The city collects ridor "'ould be created ot the east· changes which will benefit few and
approximately $875,400 annually ern edge of the properly, signifi· hurt many. We want our view cor·
under the current lease. cantly improving public visual ac· ridors preserved."
The lease expires in 2010, but cess to lhe bay. . While most homeowners seem
the ci ty is in lhe process of ne· lbe reconstruction would shift lo support the project, Sturges~
gotiating a new agreement based .most of lhe buildings closer 10 said 1here sull is concern about
on the club's expansion plans. Coast Highway, increasing private 'Whether the construction penoJ
Councilwoman Evelyn Hart said views from )(jngs Road. will seriously impair 1heir quahl>
a majorily of residents in the Cliff Residents arc divided, however, of life.
Haven and Day Shores communi· on whether their par1icular vie"'s If 1hc Plannmg Commi~ion #·
ties appear 10 favor the expansion will be enhanced. cidcs to apprO\-e the project, cil)
project. ''1 have not heard of much "The bay view corridors would slaff has recommended more than
opposition, nor have I heard of be siriking not only from our living · 50 conditions to keep cons1ruc11on
any organized opposi1ion." . room, but also to the many re)· nui~ances at a minimum.
According to city staff, the new idents who walk )(jngs Road and David Wooten, the club') pre~·
plan will open up views fo r some view the bay from the space be· 1dent. said mO)l of 1he conditions
homeowners but dimini~h harbor 1-we~n ·our houses,:• wrote resident arc acceptable to him.
vistas for others. frank Peikert in a letter to Plan· · "f\to)t of 1hcm have to do Mlh
The proposed project would ning Commission Gary DiSano. being good c11izens, and "'e're re·
open a view corridor through the. But Dannielle and Richard Dor· cepcive to that," he said.
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a dNW\f\g foe ,U\ dc~.tnt dinner ,I\ award "'IOOIO'? p~(, 3
drawing for a mm1.Jay of he tut' rrc.ummts trom Vogue Sall.)n,
and gounnct hor. d'oeuvre-. for C\"Cr)''mc. while the't' last
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The musical "Annie" will be
performed by 11udents al 7 p.m. at two
Newport Beach elcmentaiy schools.
Marincn School, 2100 Marinen,
stages its final perfonnance, while &he
shows at Lincoln School 3101 Pacific
View Drive, continue ni~tly throu&h
Saturday. Tickets arc S6 for the
Lincoln performance; call 760-3365 for
details.
&Jml1WI uarnoN
Pirot's Gallery Bistro at South Cout
Plaza is hostina an arti5t'' rcc:cption
from 6 to 9 p.m. to kick-off an art
exhibit by Ann Marie Anderson. The
exhibit, on display throu~ October, is
tilled "Works on Paper' and consists
or origi nals, monotypc orlJinals and
Jallery edition l>rints. For more
mforma1ion, c~ll SS6-6424.
FRIDAY
lrOlllSCLUl ..... DAn
"Where's the Economy of Oranae
County Goin&?" is the subject of a
discussion led by Tim Cooley o(
P~tnenhip 2010 at the Sports Oub of
Irvine breakfast club meeting from 8
I~ 9:1S a.m. The club is at 1980 Main
St;. in Irvine. Cost includin& breakfast
is1$6. Call Sandy Adamek at 644-1232.
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SiTURDAY
I •IANT IUMMAOI IALI
rle Costa Mesa Senior Cen~cr at 69S Y.\. 191h St. is holding a giant
nqnmage sale fro'"'8 a.m. LO 3 p.m. A~rpission is free. Call 645-13S6. ,
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Daily Pilot Editor Bill
Lobdell will speak on
"Th~ .future of '
·Newspapers in the
Information Age" at the
11 :30 a.m. Tuesday
spring luncheon and
' annual meeting of the
Friends of the Newport
Beach Library. Cost is
$16. Call Harriet Krause
. at 644-0538~
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The South Cout aod Loi Anaeles
chapten of Troul Unllml&cd will holl
a &rilled salmon and &ri·tl~ barbecuQ
from S:30 IO 9 p.m. al &be Ouia Senior
Center in Corona del Mar lO raise
money for their conservation activities.
Silent and live: auctions or trips and
f&Shin& equipment will be held durina
the barbecue. Cost is SIS per person.
Call 497-2A95 for reservations and
information.
CLIAll llAlllOI DAY
The Marine Division or the Newport
Harbor Arca Chamber or Commerce
is lookin& for teams and individunls 10
help clean the harbor from 8 to J 1
a.m.. Awards and refreshments wi" be
served from 11 a.m. 10 I p.m. at the
Cannery Restaurant. Call Duncan
Forgey at 644-1600.
flnY0 PLUI WAUCJauN
Women and men or all fitness abil ities
over age SO arc encouraged to
participate in Fifty-Plus Fitness
Association's first Southern California
Walk/Run/Jog event at the
Newport-Mesa YMCA, 2300
University Avenue in Newport Beach.
The event is free. Call 751-1.792 for
dc1ails.
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The Herita_ge House Women's
Auxiliary is having a garage sale to
benefit Heritage House, a residential
alcohol and drug abuse recovery
program for pregnant/parenting ·
women and their small children. The
· garaac sale will be held at 2017
Paloma Dr. in·Costa Mesa from 8:30
a.m. to 1 p.m. For details, call
646-61S8.
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SUNDAY
Ml.AtlD•IHINllM_,I
"Datiftl. Scsualiry • Catholicism:
Practical Advice for Sinalc Catholics"
ii the tirle of a special seminar beina
offered at I p.m. at the Our Lady or
Mt. Carmel parish hall. 1441 W.
Balb6a Blvd. In Newport Beach.
Nationally-known speaker Mike
Shaffer will share his insights on the
dating process and how to express
your 1CXUallry in a healthy manner.
Cost is SIS per person. For
information, call 450-3101.
llNeLU' YALUU WO ..... Or
Learn what qualities ate imporiant 10
others and find ou1 early in a
relationship if ybu'rc ri&ht for each
other during a free Values Solicitation
Workshop sponsored by "The Mcetin•
Room," an affordable singles
·organization. The meeting is at 291S
Redhill Ave .• SuilC GI04 in Colla
Mesa. Non-members arc welcome.
Calt S4S-8082 for dotails.
lllAM4 NIC MUil WIN•
Make a mask (molded to your face)
un"vciling the god, &oddcss, warrior,
animal or inner child within you and
decorate it wilh exotic color paints,
glitter, feathers and more during a
mask makina wor~p at Visions &
Dreams Emporium, 1804 Newport
Blvd. in Costa Mesa. Shamanic
techniques, ihcludin& transcendental
visualization, drums, rattles and
ceremonial traditions, will be used.
Cost is US pre-registered, $45 al 1he
door, P.lus a SlO ma1erial fee. To
register, call 650-6929.
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by
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Qr. Alissa S. Wald
Doctors of Optometry
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Along wfth ~ and far$iQtt· edness, as1igmalism Is ooe of 1he tree
most common refractive emirs. Unlilce lhe
other two disordefs, Its name gives litlle
Indication of the nllln of tis problem. Suffice II to say 1hal IStigmallsm Is a
consequence of the OIMf eye's (cornea's}
uneven surface. ldeal!y. the cornea should
be spherical so as to atloW Incoming ligt'( rays to come to lhe clw focus poit In
the astigmalic eye, the cornea's asym-
metrical SUfface cues ooequat focusklg
power which results in visual distOOlon.
FortunatelY. astigmatism Is correctable wllh
the use of prescription lenses to retieYe the
blurred and/or s1reaky vision that OChefwise occurs. •
One c<Ud say that 1he greatest strides In cOOIJCt lense technology have been
made ll their abilty to correct ~
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required such comcllon from our cooec·
tiYe lenses were ooM>le ID experience the freedom afforded by contact lenses. At
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MONDAY
a.e ••• • •••• --.u ---· Attenrion Deficit Disorder (A.D.D.) is
a lcamin1 diubiliry that atnicts
thousands ol children, adolescents and
adults. Lcam how to RH:uer cope with
A.D.D. at a seminar from 7 lO 8:30
p.m. at eo.stline C.OUnsclin& Ccn&er,
1200 Quail St., Suite JOS in N~
Beach. A donation or SS is requcs1cd.
Call 476-0991 .
AAllP MllTltle
The Costa Mesa Chapter 121 of
AARP will meet at J p.m. at the 'Cos1a
Mesa Senior Center, 19th an Pomona
Streets. John Petrelli or State Farm
Insurance will speak on "Insurance
Fraud." For more information, call
546-5346.
TUUDAY
.............. anoN NHIAM
Chuck Hageny, CEO, president and
chairman or the Board of Western
Digital Corporation, and Paul Koplin,
director or Proaram Deve lopment at
Pacific Telesis, will discuss "The
Information Superhighway -Where
Will It Lead Us?" during the 7:30 a.m.
mcctin& or The Newport Foundation
at the Balboa Bay Oub, 1221 West
Coast Highway in Newport Beach. The
prQ&ram will be videotaped for
distribution to local cable stations.
Cost including breakfast is SIS for
members, $22 for .non-members. Call 67S~3228 for reservations.
WIDllllDAY
'MVOltCI ••••• --' Newport Beach Maniaac .l Fam~y
Therapist intern Mulnc Cohen wall
conduct an ei&ht-wcck support .-oup
for women who arc recently 4ivorccd
Or arc &Oing throup II divorct!. The
support croup is scared toward
helpi!'f women 1hrou1h 11 diflituh
transiuonal period, and will CO):Cr the
Stages or aricvin& and recovery. The
weekly sc5'ionl will be held :at 7 p.m.
in Cohen's Newport Ccn1cr office.
Cos1 is S2S per session. Sp3tt is
limited. Call 759-0579.
AWMltlUIMlmNe
Newport-Mesa Schools Superintendent
Or. Mac Bernd. 1hc Cos1a Mcs:i Police
Dcpnrtmcnt Gang Divisi<>1, a gang
crisis counselor and more arc
scheduled 10 speak al a ncighbochood
:iwnrcness mee1ing at 7 p.m. in the
Kaiser Elementary School Audi1orium ,
2130 Santa Ana Ave:. in Costa Mesa.
The meeting is to address a series.or
community ~nccms nnd 10 create a
positive -vision for the oommunity. '
Refreshments will be served. For more
information, call 7S4-S320.
PINANCIAI. llMINAll
Virginia Cassara or Merrill Lynch will
hol~ a free financial seminar, "Money
Matters for Women: from 7 10 8:30
p.m. in the Oubhousc conference
room of Promontory Poin1 in Ncwpon
Bench. For details, call 955-6130.
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Star~ laAlily' s day in. court ands in tears • • • of joy ~~
S TORY OF THE WEEK:
Newport Beach divorce
attorney Wolf Stn:n and
his wife Ann were in
court with their own
family law matter this week.
.~ouple of the Week
The usually fierce Stem,
barrister &o many battling spouses,
stood quietly before the bench
answering questions from the
judge.
"Why do you want to adopt
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The Crowd
Wendy?"
questioned the
magistrate.
"Well, she's
already had
her braces .. ,
she's finished
college ... the
wedding has
already been
paid for ...
Father's Day
is foming ...
and I love her
very much,"
said Stem ,
standing at the
bench with
Ann discussing the future of Ann's
grown daughter Wendy, a critical
care nurse by profession.
It seems Wendy wanted a real
dad, and Wolf has been her only
real dad for many years. It was
just a legal matter. So, with a few
tears of joy, Wendy legally became
Wendy Stern, adopted at age 37.
Elon (known as Lon) and Mary Ann Wells are amongst the
JTIOvers and shakers of the Orange Coast social crowd.
The couple give both their time and their funds to help
dozens of worthy causes on the coast. Always with a warm
smile and a positive outlook, they dig In and work for what
they believe In. This coming weekend, their magic 'ouch
will be part· of the formula for success for "The Islanders,"
a charJty group throwing a summer beach themed b,ash.
Taking over FashiQn Island Saturday night, The Islanders
expect a huge crowd to have a ball 'for the children of
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from Europe, visited
the M iro exhibition in
Spain. Taking a left turn instead
o f a right in the massive museum
gallery, they ended up in the
Mapplethorpe exhibit instead.
You'll recall the late Robert
Mapplethorpe is the
artist-photographer who has
been both hailed and hated for
h is subject matter: sexually
explicit male nudes.,
Staflding alone in the
cavernous hall hung with
Mapplethorpe photos 100 feet i{l
both directions, Eva turned ~o
Fred .to suggest that they leave
post haste. Just then, the gallery
doors fl ew open and hundreds of
schoolchildren escorted by
teachers entered the exhibit.
Said Fred, muste ring every
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E V ENT OF THE
.WEEK: The Village
Crean opened its big
barn doors for C-CAP,
the Coalition for
Children, Adolescents and
Parents ... throwing a n annual
country fair fQr the kids.
"We are really grateful for all
the support from both business
and individual donors, making
this fair the best ever," said
generous hostess Donna Crean,
enjoying the comp::iny of her p::ils
Jane Withers, Sandra GouJd,
Ann J efferies Sterline, Jack a nd
Roxanne Carter, Peter Mark
Richman and a host of other
Hollywood celebs wandering the
back forty of the Crean
homestead, hot dog in hand
provided by Ruby's Diner.
The fair committee included , :.
Marse Fl'ffmao. Jo Aluaader, • 1 ..
DarlHo Mandark. Jolene 1 Futntff, Royal Radtke, Julia :.I:
Rappaport, Hian&kit Han a nd i ..
others.
Spotted on the carnival ·:
midway, Mar)' Roosevelt, Mau
and Tina ScbaCnitz with sons ' -
Alex and Max, Ellen Wilcox,
Carl and Marprct Kar cher,
Patty and Bob Georse. •.if'.
C-CAP is devoted to te~ching · ~
young people personal
responsibility an the area of ,
sexual behavior with a go::il of
preventing unw::inted pregnancy. ,
and reducing the incidence of .:i
transmitted disease. Cynlhia ·
Scbeinbera is executive director
of the O range County-based
organiz::ition. Their slogan:
"Education now ... babies
later.''
B. W. Cook's column appears
Thursdays and Saturd:J)'S.
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Call fo r resume and references
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Join Anita Jone . author
of Healthy Dining in
Orange County for a
valuable seminar on
dining out at your favorite
local restaurants.
Wednesday, June 22, 1994 !
7pm-9pm, at :
Shape-Up Newport •
Cost is $15 and includes:
•A signed copy of Healthy
Dining in Orange County
• Sampling of lo~ fat
dishes from Mothers
Market ~ Kitchen, Villa
Nova & Pick Up Sth
&otrftg ts lilttittd. M<k your
rrstrvations 01 1~ front dnk. today
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Member since 1984
In Westcliff Plua • 1080 Irvine Ave(• •7th St.) .
Newport Beach • 631-3623
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Qosta Mm
mayor puts up
kinginakcrs do but persuade Gen.
Dwight 0 . Eisenhower to register u a
from Hurtt'1 COlllCMbve Allicc1
Bulincu Political Adioa Committee.
'no business'
Sign In ·city I am setting too old to stay up all Republicao and run for tbc nomination.
' night sweating out election returns. but he "Sure, be won the war . . . can
I got this curse put on me eons win the peace?" Taft grumbled. .
Bergeson. We talbd her into l1lllDin&
for the ICbool board, and the unified
board. Then the Assembly seat opened
up. Even tboup sbe wu state praident
of the School Boards Allociabon. I had
more political clout because I was
chairman of the Newport Beach
Planning O>mmiaion.
Auemblyman Gil FerJUIOD dlOle
attorney Tom Reineke and loaned llim
SlO.OOO.
IY JIM FIRRYMAN
A s president of the Costa Mesa
Chamber of Commerce, I felt a
need to respond to the actions of ~
our City Council, especially our mayor,
last Monday evening in regards to the
hearing on the expansion of the
Automobile Club. t feel that an apology is in order to
those concerned citizens who took the
time to attend the meeting to voiCc their
opinion. They were not only subjected to
at feast two hours of incomprehensible
pltfining jargon that our mayor seems
co11pelled to use, but also to a parade of
an~-busincss groupies who crawl out of
tho woodwork every time something of an~ val ue comes before the council.
ago when I was a cub reporter for the This is when he put the curse on me:
Cincinnati Post. My editor gave me an "It is too late when unqualified ass-..... -assiprnent that changed !DY life ... follow Senator Robert Taft around in arc kicked upstairs. Care about who
his quest fQr the Republican nomination represents you at the lowest level. Seek
for the presidency. out the best candidate, give them
Sen. Taft was my hero. J.. filled five money, run their campaign. Then if they
journals wi th his pronouncements. lead ~cU ... mov~ them up. That way
Mostly he was bitter. His dream was to ,we ~ill have quahty,,,preparcd peaple
be president of rbc United States. His -leading ~h~ country.
father was a U.S. Prcs~dent, and he So, this IS what I have done au my
remembered his youthful da~ in the adult life.
White House. So he prepared himself .. It wasn't easy because the "big boys"
for the task with a distinguished usually didn't agree with zny choice of
legislative career. candidate. They were always ready to
Although Taft was known as Mr . ., kick the "ass-·---" upstairs.
Republican, what did the Republican My best candidate was Marian
I have a black book filled with the
names of the men who said there wu
no way·a nice, little school board lady
could be effectivc in Sacramento. I love
it when they've lined up now tiegging
Sen. Bergeson to help them out.
This mighl be my last race -a really
tough fight to Jill Gil Ferguson's vacared
70th Assembly scat. My candidate is
Marilyn Brewer:. As usual the
• kingmakcrs had other choices: Senators
Hurtt and Lewis picked Barry Hammond
and pumped nearly $160,000 in cash
Thia is the only time I have ~ been
disappointed in Sen. Bergemo. Altbouab
lbe bad a preference she stayed neutral
because as she told me, she wu afraid
of what her colleagues would do to her
bills. I wiU be watching those bills. My
guess is that thole turkeys wiU vote
Against them anyway.
Here is the ftnal, unofficial count:
Brewer: 13,856 34.2%.
Reineke: 13,600 33.6%.
· Hammond: 12.859 31.8%.
I can't wait to see what kind of class
the big boys have in defeat. .
J11dle Halli« II 11 ~ m111fK ol
N~Beacb.
Their litany of how sacred the general
plan is is not very inspiring when you
consider that this general plan rendered a
good percentage of the property in Costa M<!sa non·conformfng and severely -_.._ ____________ _
damaged the value ·of property in this city.
Our mayor took it upon herself to point
out to the professional engineers who
developed the Environmental Impact
Report (the m:Jor has had a copy for
thn:c months) that she happens to
·disagree with the forniula that they and
the city staff came up with to project
traffic patterns.
While she has a right to disagree, why
wasn't this done at one of the many
lengthy study sessions she has participated
in? Not only that, her intimidating
manner with the staff and everyone else
she comes in contact with is totally
unacceptable, unprofessional and
offensive.
The behavior ot our mayor and one
other councilman has made our city the
laughing stock of Orange County. Any
other city in the state would be and are in
fact trying to persuade the Auto Club to
come.to their city. They are offering
property tax incentives, utility subsidies,
redevelopment assistance and many other
enticements.
T he Auto·Oub wants to remain in
Costa Mesa ahd continue to
contribute to prosperity of the area. When
they purchased the property in 198Qthe -t. ~
expansion in question was alloWable. Then ·
~atne the pow 1992 general plan that
downzoncd' e'ierything in town.
:rhe Auto Club then contacted C.J. ,
S~crstrom 8l Sons to buy a
nine-acre-plus parcel to help them comply
with the downzoning requirements. They
have made and arc continuing to ma~e a
fervent effort to satisfy the city.
We must remember that the Auto Club
is the leader in minimizing traffic impact
to:their facilities by.rid~ sharing, van
pooling, flex hours and ·
tdecommunications, just to name a few
to(>ls they employ.
Let us at5o not forget that we are still
in :the worst recession that Orange County
ha' experienced.in 20 years. This county
hu lost over 200,000 jobs in this
re¢cssion. The Auto Club would bring
l,000 jobs with the expansion and would
in :Cact be the biggest .employer in the city.
l guess we don't need jobs in Costa
Mesa and the buying·power that comes
wi(h it. I guess our city is satisfied with
the income .it is currently receiving and
isn'' interested in being able to off er its
citJzcns an opportunity to ma intain the
le~I of services we currently enjoy.
J guess our mayor knows something that
no other city knows: how to alienate one
or the best corporate citizens in the state
an~ send a message that has already been
hefrd by the business community: Costa
Mosa is not a good place to locate or
ketp your business.
hope that.the residents of Costa Mesa
rcr)iember this irresponsible leadership at
the voting. booths in the future.
Jim Ftirym11a 11 prrsldtal ol tbe Costa
Mm Cb•m~r of Commtrct.
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F or the last week, newspaper
headlines and television newscasts
were dominated.by two major
events: one remembering days a
half-century ago, the other looking to
1ycars still before us -0 -Day, the 6th of
June, 1944; Election Day, th~ 7th of
June, 1994. Although i;eparated by a
generation, the two days are, or shou ld
be, inextricably intertwined. On e will be
a patriotic celebration of the ultimate
price of freedom. The
other gave us one more
opportunity to exercise
it.
Ironically, United
States radio networks
first learned that the
' Allied invasion of
1 Europe against the
· German war machine DP. JI Elllll had begun by listening
.. · to German radio
--· -_._ transmissions. Within
Conservative
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hours, a London news
broadcast confirmed
the story. Minutes
•-----later, again on London ,radio, American troops heard their
commander, Gen. Dwight Eisenhower,
give them their orders, beginning with,
"You arc about to embark on a great
crusade."
America did not react to the news
with cheers and rallies. Instead, the New
York Stock Exchange stopped and
brokers bowed their heads in silence. On
the train from Washington to New York
Ci ty a uniformed soldier asked if there
was a clergyman on the train. An elderly
priest stepped forwa rd and led the
passengers in prayer, only to roll into
the station at Trenton to find people
singing hymns.
. Chicago's mayor asked churches and
Gen. Dwight Eisenhower addre,ses the troops on 0 -Day
50 years ago: 'You are about to embark on a great crusade.'
HAUNTING ECHOES
. The heroic battle at Normandy 50 years ago
should prompt you to the polls in November
synagogues to stay open. Professional
baseball games were postponed, many
stores closed and court trials were
interrupted. Phones began ringing off
the hook at the Red Cross blood banks:
donations increased by 800% in
Indianapolis and doubled in Chicago.
For the first time since World War I,
the Liberty Bell, cracked in 1836, was
struck gently seven times, each strike
representing a letter in the word
"liberty." The haunting sound was
broadcast on national radio. And so it
went across the nation.
The country's solemn response
reflected the awareness of what lay
ahead for America and her allies -
months if not years of blood, sweat and
toil to achieve victory over an evil system
that threatened both liberty and human
dignity everywhere.
D-Day was a mix of military ingenuity
and strategic brilliance, mass confusion
and mishaps, breathtaking bravery and
heroism, and just scrapping to keep
alive.
It was a day when nations. military
commanders and indlvidual fighting men
put everything on the line, and they
were the kind of men that would later
prompt General Douglas MacArthur to
say, "I do not know the dignity of th eir
birth, but I know the glory of their
death. They died, unquestioning,
uncomplaining, with faith in their hearts,
and on their lips the hope that we would
go on to victory.
, "The name and fame of the American
soldier," he said, "are the birthright of
every American citizen. In his youth and
strength, his love and loyalty, he gave all
that mortality can give."
That birthright, that priyilege or
possession into which we are born.
written by that American soldier "in red
on his enemy's breast," comes to us with
a debt, payable to those who follow us.
F rankly, it is a debt that can never be
paid in full , but unless discharged
faithfully and regularly, can eventuate in
bankruptcy _:. bankruptcy of fr eedom, of
national character and the principles
that inhere in the idea of Ame rica.
It has been said that democracy or
self-governent must be born anew every
generation. It is not a trait passed on
through our genetic code. lndividual
character underlying civic virtue and
comprehension of the political principles
securing limited government and liberty
are passed from one generation to the
next through deliberate processes of
education and practical, repeated
. application:
An American hero from a more
recent war summed it up1better than l
can. Reflecting on his years as a
prisoner of war in North Vietnam,
Admiral Jeremiah Denton noted 1hat
"democracy and fre edom are rarities;
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hard IP attain, ha rder to preserve. The
pages or history arc liJtered with
freedom's .stillborn, of people who rose
against their oppressor, only to have
sweet victory stolen from their grasp by
another oppressor."
The enemies of freedom .and
selr-governmcnt arc legion. Among them
are greed, ignorance, lust for power, and
distrust and disdain of our fellow man.
But perhaps the most dangerous arc
apathy and indifference -th e "I don't
know and I don't care" attitude
reflected in the incredibly tow voter
turnout last Tuesday.
· L.arge numbers or us do not know who
represent us or how they represent us
and don't bother to find out. We have
many excuses (One vote doesn't count.
I'm not registered. I don't have enough ·
time. Politics is dirty. I don't like any of
the C3ndidates), but few reasons for
opting out of our political (read: civic)
responsibilities.
But opting out is nothing more than a
cop-out. Someone will be elected. Policy
decisions will be made. Taxes will be
exacted from the people. The only
question remaining is whq will decide?
In Novembe r, we will once aguin be
faced with the si mple decision of
whether to vote and the more complex
decision of how to vote. HoPefully, the
haunting echoes from the beaches of
Normandy half a world away and th e
sacrifices made there and on our own
soil 200 years ago will stir in all of us the
dedication to assume our democratic
responsibilities, not only for ourselves
and our children, but a,s an example for
those around the world still seeking the
right to govern themselves.
Jo Ellen Allen, 11 Coron11 dcl Mar
ttsldta4 Is p~sldcnt of the £111/e Forum
of C11J/foral11.
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'co 2 p.m. P.S.T.
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206 Cannon Bldg., Wubingron, D.C. 20515, (202)
225·5611. (most of Newport Beach)
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Suite 304, Hunringron beach, CA 92647 847-2433 or
1027 Locponh Building, Wuhingron, O.C. 20515:
(202) 225-2415. (Calta Mesa and Wac Newport Beach)
Hall of Administr.ition, 10 Civic C.Cntcr Pl.ua, S:inu A.n;a,
92701
H:irrictt Wieder 2nd Din. Cosr.i Mesi. 834-3220
Tom Riley 5th Disr. (Newport Beach, S.mt.1 Ana Hcighcs)
834·3550
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nan1111An
Marian llap9oa. (ll), 31th Oise. 140 Newport C.Cntcr
Drive., Suitt UO. Newport Beach, 92660, 640·1137 or
(916) +tS-4961. (Rcprama Newport Beach, Costa Mcu)
ft&ftUllM8LY
Gilbert Pcraueoo. (ll), 10th Din., 4299 MacArthur
Blvd., Suite ')04, Ncwpoct Ikach, 92660, 756-0665 or
(916) 445-7222. (Newport lkach and Costa Mesa.)
CAUIO•IA COAITAI. COMMISllON
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200 K~mus Drh-c, Cona M~. I' .0 . Boie 9050,
92628·9050, 966-4000.
Eliubcth D. Parktt, member, Trustee Arca S (Cosn
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COAIT COMMUIHn COLLIM DllTIUCT
1370 Adams Ave. Cosu Maa, 92626, 432·5012
Chancellor : Walllam M. Vcaa. E. O .. ; President: Walter
G . HowaJd; Board Mcmbcn: Sherry Baum, Paul G.
Berger, Walter G. Howald, Armando ll. Ru.I&; Srudcnc
Trustee: Jan auncr
cmeovtltWT
Cotta Maa: Ory Hall, n Fair Drive, 7S.·5l23. S~ndy
Omit. mayor; Joe Ericbon, Mat)'. Hornbuckle, Pettr
Buffa, and Jay Hwnphrey, council mcmbm.
Newport lkacb: Cicy Hall, 3300 Ncwpon Blvd.,
88 Fair Dr., Cost;i Mm, 708·3247 l'rcsidcnt: R..andy
Smith, Vice PrcsidcM, Buclt John1; Oirccron Doy
Heo.ley, John Crc:an, Don Willet, Jim Lindberg, Gary
Hayakawa, Emily Sanford, Marian La FoUcttc.
NIWNllT-MllA UNlfllD ICllOOL DllftlCT
1601 16ch St., Newport lk.xh. 760-3200. SuperiNcndmc:
Mac Bcmcl ·Bo:ard Mcmbm: Rod MacM11Uaft, praidtnr;
Jim de Boom. Judy Fnnco, ~ LoolbourroW, Ed
Decker, Mantu Fluor, Forn:st Wcmcr.
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1965 l'l.iccntfa; Costa Mcu, 631·1200 Board Mcmbm:
Tnady OhUg, Hank PWan, M.rio DurUltc, Jack Hall,
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_Denning . moment tor world, veterans recalled at D.-day site
llY TOM WILLI.AMI
P ARIS -Fifty years ago
this minute would be the
start of what forever
would be known as the
"longest day." It was the
German field marshal Erwin Rom-
mel -"the Desert Fox" -who
gave this day its name in 1942
when he was appointed Inspector
General of the Coastal Def coses
for Hitler's "Atlantic Wall": a wall
of 15,000 guns in placements
manned by a third of a million
German troops stretching from the
Arctic Circle . in 'Norway all the
way to Portugal.
Rommel was a genius military
strategist and predicted when the
Allied second front invasion came,
as everyone knew it surely would,
whichever · side held the high
ground at the end of the first day
would eventually go on 10 win
. World War II. The Allies finally
prevailed on this day when the
freedom of the world hung by a
thread for almost six hours.
I am standing in the surf line of
Omaha Beach in Normandy,
· France. This is the precise location
where the members of the U.S. 1st
and 29th infan(ry divisions waded
ashore in the icy morning hours in
the stormy channel to begin the
seaborne invasion.
I glance at my watch. It is D·
day! It is H·hour! It is exactly 6:30
a.nY.'; June 6, 1944. h is the dawn·
ing of the longest day; by the time
this day is over, 3,000 young
Americans will lay still in the
water or on these Normandy
beaches. Another 3,300 will be
maimed, many for life. "
I have come here 10 pay my re·
spects to these brave men as they
celebrate what l feel is the semi·
nal moment in their lives, of which
the shadows grow increasingly
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longer each day. Most of them arc
now between 70-85 years old. They
seem 10 come from all walks of
life, all economic strata, and all
extractions. The one thing that
they all seem to share is a dignity
that demands your respect.
As they stand here in the wet
sand of Omaha Beach, in the first
light of dawn, I try to imagine
what it must have been like to be
here in that morning SO years ago.
I try 10 imagine what a hellhole of
a death trap Omaha Beach was
from 6:30 that morning to noon.
There are no screams of dying
young men now, only the melodic
cadence of the now-peaceful surf
flapping on the now-peace(ul pris-
tine beaches, and the occasional
sound of a lonely gull. The water
now is a greenish-blue, when be-
fore it was stained an ugly rcd-
brown frO(Tl the last life blood of
these brave young American boys .
What I thought woul<l. be so
easy to imagine standing oil the
beach proved impossible. Yet, as
the day wore on, I found what I
had come looking for.
At each one of the memorial
venues, I introduced myself to any
veteran I could. And each veteran
in his own way had a gritty story
to tell that painted the picture of
that epic day so long ago, that I
could not envision for myself.
. It was Sgt. Andy Win of Cleve-
land, Ohio, of the 29th Infantry
Division, who said, "That morning
was pure hell, for six !)ours, noth·
ing but dead men noating in water
filled with body parts and the cries
of hideously wounded men; that is
what Omaha Beach was that day."
It was Felix Feldmen, a ranger
with the 2nd Ranger Battalion,
who told the gripping story of how
he blew up the main German bun-
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Through the whole day, the which includes n father and soil_
thing I was most taken with was laid side by side 3nd 33 pairs of
one recurring theme: "l v.ould ~o brothers similarly put to rest. '-
it all over again." Of•the more than 5.000 \Cleran ~
The ironic part ~as 1hat not I • v.ho came to pJy their final tnbul """
nor an)"One else had asked any of to their fellow comrades on th~-.
Ahesc men whether they would do day, I did not see one "ho ri')
it again. They simply volunteered some time or the other during lh~ 41 •
it. I thought about this a lot as the ceremon} did not rce.eal ~ qul\cr-1
day \\ore on, and ii seemed 10 me 1ng lov.er l_ip. a catch in his throat!
1hat it was as if D·day and the v.ar or teaM1t~1ned checks.
\\·ere the defining moment of these V. hen ." v.as all O\Cr, and I
)Oung men, and it v.as. as if they ~Jlked out of the cemetef) passed'-'
were somehow reaching out to this the gra\.es of all these _fa_llen bra~
day's generation with the hope men, past all these living pr~ud
that if some were called to keep bra'e men. I too had a qul\cnng_
freedoms' torch lit, they too would lip. a knot in my throat, and tearJ' ~
do so as th eir brave forcf ath er'> dripping from 01) cheeks. ,
had done so nobly in 1944. I v.111.fle,er forget ho'~ proug,
The most moving moment for was to ha'c been ~ble 1~ st;.ind bS--.
me of the whole week I was here these brave men for the1r. las1 hur·
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Republican: Dana
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Democrat: Breu Williamson
'7.51'
47th Conl"flllo••I District
Republicans: Chris Cox,
focumbent
151'
Steven Fr<>&ue, teacher and
community colleae trustee
14.71'
Democrat: Gary Kingsbury,
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Republicans: Marilyn Brewer,
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Barry Hammond, Irvine
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Tom Reinecke, Newport anomey
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YOtes.
' "Historically, these tut-minute
vo&cs are people who arc not your
ultra-comcrvativcs," aaid Brewer,
a Newpon Beach businesswoman
and abortion ripb acM>cate who
has campalaned as a "'main-
stream" Republican. "I am tllt
victor -I won."
Orange County voter Rcgistrtr
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tween 20,000 and 23,000 absentee
ballots yet to be counted through·
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"We understand that the district
needs to get a (air market rent,"
said Erickson. "But, we also hope
that in negotiations: th~ district
recognizes some of the programs
that we provide to the school dis-
trict, like the DARE program and
the city's after-school program."
Regardless of the final o utcome
of those . negotiations, Erickson
said the center's services arc well
worth the $42,000. That became
apparent last month, when a num-
-ber of residents voiced concern
that a rent increase would force
out Oranp C.otan1y, includlpa bal·
lots that muaa be hand-counted be-
cause of damaac or other ir-
rqularities. Reinech and Brewer
campaip offic:iala estimate there
may be between 2.000 and 4,000
uncounted ballots in the 10th AJ-
sembb' District.
.. We're aoina to try to do an up-
.. date by Monday at the latest,"
Tanney said. "If we can do it by
Friday, that would be one of our
goals, but we're not parantcein1
that."
If the results are so close that a
candidate sccb a recount, it
would cost the candidate $250 a
the city to close the center and
end its programs. .
Of particular interest to parents
is the center's early childhood de-
velopment program for children
ages 3 and 4. Currently, the enroll-
ment fees range ·rrom S6S to $107,
depending on the child's age and
the length or the program. For
adulls and youths, the center of·
f ers classes such as karate, gym -
nastics and ~afety, with fees start·
ing at $10.
day and could take from 10 to IS
days, accordin1 IO Tanney. If the
victory muain remains in the 2S().
W>te ranae. Tanney Wet it would
be unlikely a recount would
chanae the results.
Brewer spent heavily to send ab-
sentee ballot forms to votcn and
she expects that investment IO pay
o(( in the ranat absentee ballot
count. But Reinecke -who did
not wap an ablentec voter dme
-says his eunpaian's empbaais
on the final days or the primary
race should give him the edp am.ona last-minute absentee vo&-
en.
SENTEm
fnm ..... AI
tcncing that we see. But it's up to
the community to decide on a
legal system.
"People call MADD to com-
plain about drunken drivers, but
when it comes time to vote for an-
other jail in their community, they
won't.
"I tell people, 'You have two
options. Lock the criminals up. Or
let them out on the streets.' " ·
. --.._ ..... ,
vote."
In a state rocked by riot, re-
cession and the Richter scale,
aome political pundits have lik·
ned the Wi ian to
Pre eorgc
upbill I battle
uri lrou cl . economic
limes. Bu&. JQbnl. Aid -Wil·
son campalp was not hun by
the Unz challense the way
Bust\ was hurt by presidential
challenger Ross Perot.
"Unz did us a real service,"
Johns said. "Those o( us in the
Wilson camp were pretty oom·
-
nd •ind or laid-back.
people gave us a call
stations -to button
our chin straps and get in the
fray."
Spe:lking to about 300 Re·
publican supporters and candi·
dates, Wilson hit hard on issues
of crime and illegal immigra-
tion. I
"I'm happy to say that } was
the first governor in America to
sign the 'three strikes' legisla-
tion. And it should not be
·weakened -we should build
upon it," Wilson said, to enthu·
siastic applause and cries of
"Pete, Pete, Pete."
"Kathleen (Brown) ... keeps
sayin1 she's for it. but then ~ry time she's interviewed
she wants to weaken iL"
Wilson Aid he also sueports
a proposed "one strike ' law
that would dictate stiffer sen-
tences for brutal rape and child
molestation.
"For certain crimes so rutal,
so vicious that <cy tra a&iu
the victim for life, we should
..,, ..,,.ree stri~· .. . o 1oa
many.• The law should for a
brutal rapist or child olestcr:
One strike-and you're -for
life." -
The governo r saii he wiU
continue to sue the re cral aov-
crnment to recover t e cost of
illegal immigration. And he ac-
cused Brown or oe>bosing any
change to federal(~.( mandated
services which "ta~ programs
and services away rtom our
own legal residents.
"That's wrong, it is unfair
and we will not p~ up with it."
After Wilson's ~pcech, coun·
ty Republican P'rty Otairman
Tom Fuentes presented him
with a $25,000 ~mpaign check
from Santa Ana '1eights travcl-
trailer tycoon J~hn Crean. Fu-
entes also ai;nounced that
.Crean donatc~nother $25,000
to support t Wilson cam-
paign in Oran County.
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"The city is also looking at
whether there arc ways to run the
facility more efficiently to reduce
costs," Erickson said. "But, we
feet the lease agrecmcnt"is fair for
the building, and the programs
there are imporfant to the com-
munity." ................. " ...... ii".------....,..--------------
Poast also emphasized that in .
the end, no time served could ever
equal a life. "So the most we can
do is everything possible to change
the defendant's behavior so it
doesn't happen aga~n," she said.
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2nd District Supervisor
Jim Silva. Huntington Beach
councilman
29.J ..
John Thomas, cx-HB councilman
10.K
Haydee Tillotson, Huntington
Beach businesswoman
26.6 ..
Linda Moullon·Pauerson,
Huntington Beach mayor
21.511'
Raymond Thoma's Lillrell. Mid·
way Ciry Sanitation District
ch11irman
U 'Ko
5th District Supervisor
Marian Bergeson, st11te senator
97.K
Gene Atherton. Laguna
Beach physican
K
AslHSOr
Brad Jaoobs, incumbent
62.?CJ.
David J. Holben, county
deputy assessor
18.?CJ.
Larry Lee Bales, auditor
18.ICA>
County Clerk/Recorder
Lee Branch, county recorder
25.K
• Christopher J. Lcandcrs. real
estate attorn1;y
8.5~
Gary Granville, county clerk •
'42.5.,
Ella M. Murphy, assistant
county recorder
22.71'
Public AdmlnlJtrator
William A. Baker, incumbent
52 ..
Michael K.. Stark, corporate
vice president
28.6~
Mitchell T. Tracy, vocational
guidance counselor
18.7 ..
Trcasurtr-Tax Collector
Robert Citron, incumbent .
60.K
John Moorlach, Costa Mesa
certified public accountant
Jl.791.
County Superintendent
ol ~bools
John Dean, incumbent. Newport
Beach resident
56.1"'
Darrell Opp, vocational
education director
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PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 387
DREAM -TEAM
McCoy, Hoppe .named
·pilot's '94 .co~MVPs
...,. Back Bay teammates, rivals
share top All-District accolades
in Newport-Mesa volleyball.
Bv BAlUlV.FAULKNER, Sl'OaTS Wann
Long after Mitch McCo} and Brooks
Hoppe trade their beach chairs for the
more comfortable ro.ckmg variety. the
two volleyball standouts, rivals and
friends will likely spend some of their
retirement reminisci ng about · the good
ol' days of high school competition.
McCoy, soon to become an alumnus
of NelYport Harbor High, will no doubt
.,cii.e bragging rights ov~r leading his
Sailors to lhe Clf playoffs each of the
past three years, including a Sea View
League co-championship this spring.
Ba)' ri.,al
Both can also boast about their All.-
ClF indi,idual recognition, as well a~
recall fondly 1hcir, time a~ teammates at
Balboa Da} Volle)ball Club, on the jun-
1Qr nat1on:il team. and in tY..o-m:m jun-
ior bcJch tournaments.
Add1tionall9. bmh cnn reflect proudly
on being named 1994 Newport-Mesa
Distract PIJ>Cr of the Year. That's nght.
neither gets 1he edge this season, as_ the
shining stars o( the Daily Pilol A11-
Distric\ selecuon~. ~lake them Co-
Players of the Yenr.
Joining Hoppe and .\1cCoy on 1his
)Car's i.e,en-membcr )quad are fello\\
all-dastnct repeater~ D:i'e \Vhate and
Mike Truong from Estancia High. Cost:i
.\ks;.i senior Lnnce Merrifield, and
Ne\\ port Harbor ~e\\cr Eric Vallely. •
Corona dc:I Mar High senior And~
Pc~kofl round!'> out the te:am ·
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Members of the 1994 Daily Pilot All-Newport-Mesa District boys volleyball Dream Team (seated from left): Andy Peykoff,.
Dave White, Lance Merrifield and Mike Truong. (Back row standing from left): Mitch McCoy, Brooks Hoppe and Eric Vallely.
Hoppe, set to receive his diploma
'cry soon Crom Corona del Mar High.
might c-0unter with how his 26 kills
~pearheaded the underdog Sea. Kings'
live-game triumph over Harbor in the
regular-season finale, giving CdM a
)hare of the _league crown with its Back
.\lcCo~. lJ\I ~car'i> D1~1nc1 PIJ:rer ol
the Year, 1~ a 6-foot-3 outside hiller
bound for LC Santa Darb;.ira. A strong
~eaper and IJh:nted hitter. he \\JS \'al-
S.• DREAM TlAM/P•1.• I~
It's a girll
.... First-born a momentous 1980 CIF championship at
day fOr 'father' Of area • New~rt Ha~bor. . This class included Ball CIUb VOiieybaii powers. Yardley, Al Gaddis, Peter
T here arc special days that
you will remember for
the rest of your life . .For
those of us who arc a little
older, the day that John
Kennedy was shot• is a
memorable day.
Lately, the Northridgc
earthquake and the
Laguna fires loom
largely in the minds of
all of us. Parents for
years have tokl me ·
about the extra-special
feeling'!i about the
birth of your own
child.
Obviously, the births
are exciting and
remarkable times
while the tragedies are
not.·
Helfrich, Ted Cox, Gary Crane,
Tom Bunnell, Dave Devick,
Bruce Caldwell, Kevin Droke,
Tom Bunnell and Mark Barrett,
who was a year younger.
Kyle Slaughter was also a
member of this class and a
person that we all cared very
much for. Unfortunately, Kyle
was killed in an -
automobiJe accident in
1982.
· My wife , Pam, gave
birth 10 Kaili Patricia
Brande on Sunday,
Volleyball
When Bruce
Caldwell married
Anne Yardley, l was
honored to be a part
of the wedding party.
Kyle had been very
close to Bruce and
Anne, as he was to all
of us, so when they
had their son, Kyle
was the-name that
they selected.
Pam and I always
June 5, at 1(>:~7 a.m. She was
six pounds, 15 ounces and 19
inches long. The staff at Hoag
Hospital was tremendous.
During my first volleyball
coaching days in the late 1970s,
1 was fortunate to have a very
unique class of players for five
years, who won many Junior
Olympic titles, as well as the
fell that this was
special and talked about if we
wer,c lucky enough to have a
girl, naming her after Kyle1 Slaughter. Thus, Kaili is the
name of our daughter.
With former Newport Harbor
basketball coaches Bob Serven
and Jerry DeBusk also having
baby girls in the last month, it '
• seems as if half of Coach Dan
S.e lllANDl /P•1• IJ
Medley beats his blues
by taking regular trips
to favorite golf course
...,. Righteous Brother lends
name, game to charity
tournament set for June 17.
G olf is soothing for Bill Med-
ley, a sport that usually has
thing, but it was a wonderful ac-
cident," Medley said the other day
at •the Newport Beach Golf
Course.
Medley, a Newport Beach resi-
dent, whose life has taken more
ups and downs than a good melo-
dy, will show a little lovin' feeling
on June 18 at the Pacific Amphi-no pardon.
Handicaps Uld 240·
yard tee shots arc not his
concerns. Settling his
mind and getting away
Crom music arc Medley's
grounds for hitting the
links, giving him that
much-needed lovin' feel-
...-.-------theater in a concert to
ing.
help benefit the Ameri-
can Red Cross (Orange
County Chapter) and cli-
max the third annual
Record Setters Day Pro-
Am Golf Tournament at
the Newport Beach Oolf
Course•on June 17.
When you've suffered
throu1h two nervous
breakdowns, the death of
a wife, and the loss or
your voice, your life could
use a little "Rock N' Roll
Heaven" for 18 holes,
even thoup Medley has
Club
Medley, schooled to be-
come a hairdresser in bis
late teens, after leavin1
hiah 1ehool prcma-.IJ, bun&omlOthe~
H1lficld j.n 1962. ~ ·
golf Lovin' Fcelina" becalnt 1
made a remarkable comeback and
performs replarly in Lu Veps.
Medley and Bobby H1tfield
made it bis Instantly u the Rish·
teou1 Brothers in the early 60s. "It
was more an accident than 1ny·
hit in 1965. But the Riah-
tcous Brothers broke up in 1968. •·we broke up mainly became
whe11 BobbJ and I eetually p toa
ptMr, we ... II IO 1-. ii
wun't the kind of Ufatyle either ....... ,.... .. .,. .
C1u1)ml'Hn Ass..u. DAILY P1tor
Newport Harbor two-sport star Misty May (5) might pass up
chance to celebrate with. Sailor teammates in her senior year.
CO-CHAMPIO NS!
Harbor's May thinking
about sitting out final
year of prep athletics
...,. Volleyball All-American,
high ·jump star cites dispute . over coaching as reason.
I f Misty May is seriou!.,
Ne")>Ort Harbor High could
be in big trouble next season
in volleyball and tr~k.
' May, CIF Southern
Sec1ion Oi\ision I girls
voile) ball Player of the
Year last fall as a JUnao r.
said she will not pla} fo r
the Sailors, defending Sea
View Le ague champion),
in September, because of
"personality contlicts".
with the coaching staff.
·Tm JU~t going to conce111rate
on club \OllC}ball and club 1wd .. "
Ma} :-.aid dunng the Ma~ter) Meet.
where she \\as ":itching her
teJmmate!. compete.
During the CIF Div1s1on II
prehmin:ines on Ma) 1-l at UC
R1\ef':>idc. "hale nur~ing a tender
ankle and strµggling to achieve the
S·foot. 10-inch b:irner that )he
cleared l:ht )Car. May wJs
:ipproached by coachc
from the R1\ef')1de Track
Club.
ln July, May will play
for-the West at 1he US
Olympic Festhal in St
Louis, the only
non-college player 1n the
four-team women·~
\olle) ball circuit.
Preps
.. The coach i.:11d he
could improve m~ Jump.
so I met \\ ith him t\\ ace
and 1 go1 up to 5-:· Ma)
~J1J ... I \\as being helped
J lot But the (Nc"port
Harbor) coache!i ''ouldn ·t
let me "ork \\ ith him and
the\ ktd,cd me off the
1eam. The} ~:iad "c're
~·oach1ng ~ou and ~ou'rc
compeung for Ne\\port
H:irbor. But tennis
May also said th:it she \\ill
bypass her senior year on the
Newport Harbor track anJ field
team. She finished as the state·~
No. 2 high jumper in 1993. but ''as
"rtmoved" from 1he squad la~t
month before the CIF D1vt)I OO II
finals because of similar cunn1cb.
pla}Ch c.in ha'e other
co:iche • and so c:in basketball
plJ) crs. )0 '' h) can ·t I hJ' c 01 her
COJChe~ 1n the high jump? ..
Ma)be lhtng.., can be \\Qrked out
before September
• AJTIJZing \\ h:it a d1fferencc a
}eJr m:ike).
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In warm watars
on local shores
• Summer weather. bait combine to bring
fish within striking distance of focal fleets.
G ood offshore fl!ihin& hauelucncd to the
Southland as warmer water and lots of bait arc
combining to attract schools of surf ace reeding
game fish that arc now easy to reach for Ne"°pon's
sport necl and pnva1c >·achls running out of local
harbors.
Da\C Myers, si>okesman al Da\cy's Loclccr in Balboa
(673-1434), reports good catches of big barracuda, lots
of calico bass and bonito, and a steady pick on a few
\Cllowtail and white sea bass at Catalina Island. J
• Coastal fishing is also improving daily as the water
has cleaned up and, if the western swells stay down,
fi<;h1ng could bust wide open along the beach for
anglers fishing half-day runs out to local hot spots.
Both Davey's Locker and Ne'\tporl Landing have
started running twilight trips seven days a week. The
sportfisher "Freelance" departs
Davey's every evening and Rob
Ellingboe takes the "Nautilus" out at
6:30 p.m. from Newport Landing and
usually returns to the dock by
· midnight. .
The largest calico bass weighed in
this past week was taken by Dave
McDonald of Newport Beach.
McDonald was fishing on board the
spor1fishcr "Western Pride",
skippered by Jeff Patrick, when he
hooked into the big bass fishing over
the artificial reef off Newport with a
Jive anchovy.
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M1nd11:
· Outdoors
Mako sharks have moved into
mid-channel waters and are bhing
around high spots between Newport and Catalina
Island. The b.ite is just gelling started and ii looks like
a good shark fishing seaM>n lies ahead for harbor area
bi~ game anglers.
R ichard Schafer of Newport Beach, fishing on board
the charier boat "Bongos II", captained by Joe
Oairian, hooktd into a 91.5-pound mako last week
"hile fishing a spot just east .of Catalina. According to
B;urian, the best <;hark fhhing has been taking place
where a water temperature break occurs in the
currents running between the beach and the island.
Schafer\ mako was caught al a spot "here the water
temperature jumped from 62.5 degrees to 64 degrees
and the good eating and hard fighting mako was
hooked on live bait as it came up in a chum slick. For
more information on shark fishing trips call (800)
640-MAKO.
Veteran skippers and the commercial fleet arc
beginning to talk about the possibility of an albacore
run off the Southland coast this summer. Albies arc
still a few hundred miles off the coast but they are still
on course to reach local waters by the end or the
month. Water c-0ndi tions are prime and there arc lots
of bait fish awaiting these longfins that hopefully will
migrate through our nearby waters after being absent
for nine years.
T he Navy has been conducting bombing practice at
San Clemente Island and the waters around this
off!.hore ishind have been closed 10 sport fishing off
and on for the past couple of weeks. There is most
likely some very good yellowtail fishing awaiting the
first !:}oats that get a chance to fish the island when ii
re-opens. Doat owners are being asked to phone the
Navy a1 (619) 524-9214 for information on future
bombing schedules and closures of this popular spot.
Corona Lake, located off Interstate 15, just a few
miles south of Corona, will open Saturday, June 18.
Corona Lake has been closed for a number of years
due to low water but ii is now foll and ready for
fishing. The lake has been stocked with more than
20,000 pounds of German brown trout, largemouth
bass, hybrid-striped bass and trophy channel catfish
weighing in excess of 25 pounds.
The lake will be open five days a week and should
produce outstanding summer fishing. For an update on
fr.hing Corona Lake phone (909) 277-4489.
Irvine Lake still is hot for rainbow 1tout, latgemouth
bass and crappie. The lake will continue to stock fish
all summer long to insure good fishing. Richard
Patinno of Costa Mesa, went fishing at Irvine recently
and landed a five-pound rainbow trout that bit on
green Power Bait as lhe angler fished off the west
~hore of the lake.
DCC baseball camp
COSTA MESA -Or-
ange Coast College Com-
mun i ly Services will
prc!>ent the summer Pi-
rate Baseball Camp for
ages 6-12 beginning' June
20.
The six, one-week ses-
sions on baseball instruc-
tion arc designed for lit·
tie Leaguers, covering
throwing, hitting, sliding,
fielding, bunting, pitching
and team work.
Orange Coast baseball
coach John Altobelli, who
guided OCC lo the State
Final Four in his first
year as coach, will direct
the camps.
Sessions run Monday
through Friday from 9
a.m. to 2 p.m. Fees arc
$95 per session. The first
session is June 20-24, fol·
lowed by camps June 27-
July I, July 11 -IS, July 18·
22, July 25-29 and August
l-5.
For more information,
call 432-5880, for use the
24-hour FAX at 432-5902.
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•
Marcie Asch made the Sea View League singles final, while (from top) Dresden Howell, Tracy Ctark and Heather Taketa, keyed lea~ue and CIF tit!es.
Volleyball's .triple · crown tops eventful .fear.
•Stewart's squad repeats as
national champs; Zubrin, Asch,
Howell also capture titles.
BY BARRY FAUL~"LR, 'iroan \\'a11ra
I I
It wa'> a tough act
to follow, but the Co-
rona del Mar High
· girls volleyball team
got all the motiva11on
it needed to repeat '
as CIF Southern Sec-.
1ion, Cl F S1a1e and
USA Toduy national champions from
their Back Day rivab.
Coach Lance Stewart's Sea Kings.
who went 34-0 in 1992 IO claim the
title triumvirate, took home all three
crowns last fall, despite suffering two
of their three lo e to Newport Har-
bor High.
Though Newpori won both Sea View
League contests to earn the league
championship, and temporary status
atop the national rankings, CdM re·
bounded to defeat the Tars in four at.
the Southern Section final, then took a
five•gamc verdict in the state title
match.
Seniors Kim Coleman and Jennifer
Stroffe, captured All-American ac-
colades, as we ll as repeal firM-team
All-CJF Southern Section recognition
and Division I scholarships.
Coleman, a 6-foot·l seller, will con·
tinuc at UCLA, while Stroffe a 6-0
outside hiller, signed with UC Santa
Barbara.
Kristen Campbell, who along with
Caitlin Pickart rounded out a quartet
of returning ~tarters, picked up a sec-
ond-team All-CIF Division 1-election
en route 10 Duke University.
Pick:irt, first-team all-league, joined
her three senior teammates in the Or·
ange County All-Star Game, while
Colem<in and Stroff e played in the Mi·
zuno All-American Game.
• Cross country: Senior Dresden
Howell \\On the CIF Southern Section
Ill-A Division individual championship
to pace rh e team's
record-low 24-
point victory total
at the Southern
Section l·inals.
Tracy Clark was
second in the sec-
1 ion 111-A race,
fourth at League
Finals and eighth
at the s1ate meet
for the unbeaten
Sea View champs. Rosalie Kane
Brooke Meek
(fourth in ClF) was the team's third
-All-CJF runner. •
CdM also received consistent scoring
efforts from Heather Taketa, Stacey
Fitz, Chtisty Cummings, Kristin
Schwart, Ashley Conover and Betsy
Carmichael.
•Tennis: Marcie Asch was up et in
the Sea View League singles final, but
helped lead the Sea Kings into the CJF
Division I semifinals, before they fell
lo eventual champion Peninsula.
Jenny Glasgow and Kristine Winton
were league semifinalists as the team
finished with a 17-4 record.
Badminton: Trina Howard and Kerri
Smith combined to \\in the P.1cific
Coast League girls doubles title, while
Allysun 1µrner was runner-up in girls
singles 10 help Coach Pat Wilson's Sea
Kings share the league crown.
The co-ed squad advanced to the
CIF Division I semifinals, \\here the)
were eliminated by e'entual champion
Keppell 10 finish with a lofty 16-2
record.
•Basketball: Senior Ro alie Kane
completed a fou r-yea r varsity career by
averaging 13.7 points and 13.l re-
bounds per game to earn All-Ne\\ por1-
Mesa District and firsHeam conches
All-Sea View League laurels as a 5-10
forward.
Coach Garth Flint's squad missed
the playoffs with an 11 -13 O\erall
record, as freshman sensation Lindsay
Warmington. Karie Dietrich. Stacey
Fitz and Katie Thurman were honor-
able mention all·l~gue.
•Soccer: Senior sweeper Cher) I
Wilhams and sophomore forward Julie
Garrison earned first-team All-Sea
View League recognition, while Whit-
ney West and Ali Havriluk were sec-
ond-team picks for the Sea Kings, who
finished 10-7-7 overall, 6-3-5 and out
of playoff consideration in league.
Senior Stefanie Hughes (bound for
Washington on a scholarship), who
missed most of the season with an in-
jury, joined the UCLA-bound Williams
in the Orange County All-Star Game.
•Track and ncld: Senior Tracy
Clark won the 3,200-meter race a'1 Sea
· View Leqgue Finals as the Sea Kings
finished S·S overall, 3'-4 in league dual
meets.
Nicole Albano (i.pnnl'I .rnd llln~.
jump). Chri ") Cummings (middk. J1•-
t:ince) and 13roof..e l\tcck (J,600)"abu
tood out in their resp' tl\C C\cnts
S"imming and di,ing: Ju nior S:ind)
Zubrin egrncd her third strJi~ht Cl F
Southern Section 0 1\ i'ion JI comhincJ
di\ 1ng ch:impiomhip, topping her dos·
est competitor by more than 30 pu1nf-..
Sophomore ~lelanie Pdb had the
lop individual s'' im finishes at the Sea
Vic\\ Lc.1gue F1-
nab, lcadiAg the
fourth-place ScJ
Kings \\ith a tlurd
in th e 100-prd
freest~ le :ind a
fifth in the 50 free.
Ali H.:a1-.lwrn
\\;ts fifth in the 100
brcas1s1rokc ;1nJ
SC\Cnth Ill tht: 200
indh idu:il 1111.:dly.
while Priscilla
Sandy Zubrin Durch (~i,1h 111 the
100 btCa!:>I), Carrie
Cesario (seventh in the lOO bullern))
and Laura Weeshoff (seventh in the
100 backstroke) also stood out.
CdM teams in the 200 medley and
200 free relays finished third ;11 league
finals.
• Gotr: Jenny Gb!:>gow cracked the
male-dominated lineup for Co<tch
Dave Donnell•m's Sea View League
co-champions, con1ribu1ing i.ome med-
alist fini he .
• Sonball: Sophomore Jenny Luchesi
earned All-Newport-Mesa District and
second-team All-Sea View League lau-
rels, hilling .326 as an inficlder-
outfielder-pitchc r.
..
UN =~I best, S-10, lo procure a medal two weeks later. <>ea, a day thy of the one-year
Followina the CIF l>Msion II prctims, become the first from CdM lo ever
and CdM's subsequent track banquet, ,he compote at the state finals in the long
got real serious. ,, jump.
Bowman's clutch, lwo-run double to
the opposite field in left that capped a
four·Nn eighth inning for the South was
the game's only multiple-RBI hit. ,._ .... •t ........., Of that momentous Masters
On May 21, 1993, May perfOflDl4,oM MM1. there would be no Cina
or lhe areaiesl, most thrillina indhldall Bulwood-lib herok:I in the Play Misty
feats in the hiatory of Oranac CouniJ for Me tequel.
lr1ck and field competition. Let'• hope lhe does play.
She cleared $-8 in the blah jump. • • Spa'd!W of Tiit (boys shot pul) and
wiMina 1 jUmp-oft' apinst Oard Headl (lirll dllCul and 1ho1 put), th~
Morrilon ol Lapn1 HUii It the M~ w11 --= S.turday in the prc1tigiou1
On May rl, 1994, May apin Wll IS OGldla lmkational at Americln
the tcene, thil tUne In ltreel dot* RMr ~ In Sacramenao. Tift, Heads
watchina 1umn111e1 Wade 11ft. OIDa ud __ . _ (dllcus) will a>mpeae in
Heads and Stl\'C Oonzaln 8dYIMI to die Natloul Sdlolaltic Champlohshtps
the state lllMt in welpt .... • Noltlt earou.. June 18.
May 1leccrilled the c.erritOI Collep • Corona deJ Mar's Jaton Boyte, a
crowd at 1111 year'• Masten Meet, state ftnalisa In the boys Iona jump, .only
reKhina penonaJ-bela hei1ht1 nae once, blpn to train full -lime in track· and field
but twice In tbi Ame nlpt to quality ror =die pollllllOn, becaute of his ,
the state meet, where May cJancl .. .. •nt to ~r. . r
''We had our track banquet a few That niaht on the football field with
niahts later .that week (followina the car headliahts turned a switch on for
frelims), and Coach (Erich) Moreno and Boyce.
went out and trained under the I.. ''Tiit Newport Beach Police
and that's when ttUnp ~W11ed ......_., ~nl came over to help us. 100,''
..Boyce said. .. We puked our can on tM ...._ uld. "They came over 10 see .
football_~ .ad tuned our• lfltill •tta up durina an odd hour."
on by tlil -. JlmlP NRWI). ,,.... _ M.,.. Boyce's trainina was odd, but
10 mucll llllOllin 1t tlle .,........ ll JMI ........ wu nothlna 11ranac about how he
.e11rried Mr '1 pncdc:e. 4tdllll ... name In the school record
"ll WU crucial; T1 Mldld to ... I '**•
workout in. I lhfak I Wll 1111 ti .._ I ~Jeff Bowman, IUlpfiled even
...... to ,,.., '° ,........ " • lO the South all-1tar
Boyce reached 1 ,.-.....,_ 22-"' tam 1 ... monlh, became the
the followina Saturday 11 ahe CIF llillll. ftnt la IChool history IO wi• '.lther tllc
becoming the fi1111 In school history to • -Outatandina Plm,er AW.rel or the Mall
advance to the Mlltm Mna In thl ~ lfUidlaa PllJer•AWud 11 the e>naa-
jump and 100 lftflel'I. Later, he Wodld Couaay i\11.Scar 0• 1\laday'..wac.
\
''• .. 4 '
In 26 previou1 North-South all·)tar
games, no CdM pl-.ycr was ever MVP.
• Bowman's a good athlete and a fine
baseball player. He will •mend Rancho
Santiago College next season to 1pitch. 1
But, pt:nonally speaking. Bowman\
future could be as a c:uu:hcr.
Hit lep have been prescivcd, he bats
from the left side, he hDs a areal ann
and I pd nair for the 8AnlC. Bui by
pi1chln1 and playina in the middle
inf1ild, his chances arc slim of advancina
to the major leques.
Sen, playina In tho lllljon is a
loaillhel tor anyllQdy, but if DoWman
aau1c1 .. e11e ** a1 ipotuce ... opponunit, WOUid hetp1en .,..ay.
•
..
..
NllWPOPI East Rldl' PlllY ... top-111dad Mets, 2-1 .
to speak milid ~ Win sets rematch for
Little. Leaguers Saturday.
CORONA
DEL MAR
-The Reds
rallied wit h a
pair of runs
in the bottom
of the sixth
inning Wednesday to upset the
regu~ar-season champion Mets,
2-1, 1n. the Newport East Little
League playoff tournament at
Lincoln Elementary field.
The Mets scored ·a run in
the first inni~g to get the early
lead before the Reds staged
their rally.
Daniel Marshall was the
hero for the Reds with a key
double to center field in the
sixth inning. Marshall also
made two fine stops at second
base to prevent extra-base hits.
David Beser, Greg Stampley
and Nick Stroffe also had hits
for the winners: Meanwhile,
Stampley pitched th e first thre~ innings and struck out
six, while Stroff e finished up
on the mound.
The two teams wi ll meet
again Saturday at Lincoln.
In other g:imes:
•In the Triple-A tour-
nament, the Braves advanced
to the championship game with
a convincing 12-3 victory over
MTSVYA RAISOSE. 0AILY l'IWI
come June 28
~Kentucky's Moore won't allow
dyslexia to slow him down at
annual Newport Beach festivities.
NEWPORT OEACH -If
)Ou're under the as)umpt1un
\hat Kentuc ky nat~e Marty
Moo re, the 19th Mr. Ir-
relevant, t) a dm ... n home
coun1ry ho> ''ith fe"' '>'Ords,'
think again. according 10
Moore\ mom, Carol Ann
Ruck.
\ \ I t, ~g·· /! ' ) .. -( .
••••
. 1 I I '.
· Moore. "ho bJlllcdd~sle.(iJ as .i youngs1er.
has become an accompli-.hed ·public speal-er.
Del.pile his irrele\ance on J n.Jtional scJle
prior to the reccntl)-COmp1eted . I'\ FL draft
that saw him taken 1:.ist by 1he Ni:w England
Patriots and promptly crowned ~1 r. lrreJe,ant
XIX, he is in demand by elementary.,. junior
high and high schools for his discussions re•
garding l:lta)ing a"ay from drugs and maintain-
ing good ph)sical condition. as v.ell as ·his abil-
ity to overcome a chilc;lhood learning disorder.
"He's a good speaker, aod he also likes lO
talk to the pres!>.': said his mom.· "You
should1i't have any trouble getting an)•lhing
out of him when he's dov.n there. J .can tell
you th:it.''
According to his mother. ~1oore had given
up on l)is c'1:inces of being picl..ed before 1hc
!Jst round e'er commenced and w:is ·contc1h·
plating heading b:ick to Le\lngtun. the sile of
the Univcr 11~ of Kentuck). to ponder ht' fu-
ture.
the Giants.
Brett Matsen and John Rus-
sell led the way for the Braves
with their pitching and also at
the plate. Matsen had two hits
and two RBI and Russell had
a key hit and knocked in three
Newport East Reds' baserunner Daniel Marshall beats tag of Todd Swanson at third in 2-1 win over Mets Wednesday.
.. Then he got picked by the PJtriob, aod
someone sau.J that he \\JS ~lr lrrelc,,mt," llhe
:ud. ··1 SJ id, 'f\1r. \\ hat·1•
The Braves were sparked de-
fensively with big plays by
Brian Luchesi at second base,
Joseph Weiland in right field
and Matsen at shortstop.
• In the Douole-A to ur-
nament, the undefeated Cubs
edged the stubborn Cardinals,
6-5.
later innings. The Cards fo ught
back behind the hitt ing of John
Daley, who was 3 fo r 3, and
Ma11hew Blackrod and Duck
Maggard.
play at shortstop by throwing
to first baseman Hackel!, \\ho
then relay'l!d the ball tu ca1cher
··1 h:ive to conk,~. I nc-\1:r l..nc" Out I ha'e
a friend that sure d:d. She l..ne\' e'~l)thing
about it and she \\JS 'c" C\C'llcd:· ~loore :ind his )>am !>houJJ be :irming June
16 tu be a parl of ksll\lttc!> "h1ch include. but
are not l11nitcd to. a D1~nc)l.1nd trip. the Run-
nin '-Gunnin' golf tournJrn.:nt. College :-...1te
and a mid-v.eei.. banquet roa!>ting the guest of
runs. • K.C. Ra,,lins.
For the Giants, Bria)l Rhib-
• lett l!_ad a pair of hits, includ-
The Braves have now won
aJI 19 games they've played this
The .. Cubs established an
early 4-1 adva ntage behind the
pitching of Colby Hackett only
to see the lead dissolve in the
But the Cubs' solid defense
helped preserve the victory.
Dave Jackso n stan ed a double
The Cubs, who won the rcg-
ul:.ir-season title, advance to
the June 18 title game. honor. .
ing a two-run homer. season..
Newport 5000 scheduled . for Sunday
~Thousands will run state's fa~test SK. Race director Bill Sumner, Corona del Mar High
track and cross country coach and an experienced
runner, has combined with a consulting team to de-
sign a course that is fast and n~t. as well as give run-
ne rs a chance to sight-see through -the Newport
Beach Financial Distric•.
BY R.ICH.UJ> 0UNN1 Sl'OaTS Wiun:a
. NEWPORT BEACH -The fifth annual Newport
5000, considered California's fastest SK race course,
will be on Sunday beginning at the corner of Jambo-
ree and Birch.
First through fifth places in the men's and women's
open divisions will receive cash prizes. Total cash
prizes are over S2,000, including SIOO bonuses to run-
ners under 14 minutes and $300 bonuses to runners
under 13 mtnutes, 45 seconds.
Runners, walkers, volunteers and spectaw rs are in-
vited to participate. The event is expected to draw
4,000 runners of aH levels.
Men and women 40-and-over begin racing at 7:30
a.m .. with the SK walk scheduled for 7:40 a.m·. The
President s Mile (8:30 a.m.), men and women 39-and-
under (8:45 a.m.) and the Kids One Mile (under 12,
The race features cqmputerizcd registration and
results by Race Central, split times displayed at each
mile (with visible mile markers), aw~rds, prizes. T-
shirts and a giant indoor health expo on Saturday at
1he Irvine Marrion from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
9:30 a.m.) will foll ow. ·
Among this year's elite runners is Ruth Wysocki.
Ameri~a·s No. 2 all-time ~omen '!; miler. Wysocki.
who finished first in the 1500 meters at 'the 1984
Olympic Trials, ~ill also be giving a speech at 1he
Newport 5000 Health Expo on Saturday.
Proceeds will benefit Youth Guidance Centers,
youth athletic progrnms in and around Orange Coun-
ty, underprivileged athletes, summer training pro·
grams, athle1ic equipment and scholarships for run-
ning camps.
Lasr year's Newport 5000 champion, Wes Ashford,
will return to defend his title. He ran a 14:01 in 1993.
Race-day registrarion begins at 6:30 a.m. For infor-
mation, call 854-3266, or to assist as a volunteer, call
721-8985.
MEDLEY fr•••••• 81
one or us could dream of."
Medley said. "I had a nervous
breakdown in '64, right when
we recorded 'Lovin' Peeling'
and all tnose hits. Probably, in
1972, r had another one and
didn't know it. For 99% of the
· people who've been working at
it, it takes them 15 or 20 years
befo~ they make it big.
"I was just one or \he
Orange County boys (in the
SOs) driving up and down the
streets liko everybody else,
trying to meet girls and trying
to put $2 together. Then, all of
the sudden, it all changes. All
of the sudden, $150 is not a lot
of money, and girls would be
approaching us who nonnally
wouldn't. You try to keep all
that straight and it's very tough
... very tough.
"We were just doing
everything at the same time -
recordings, all the shindigs. l
just exploded."
Medley spent two months in
bed. The feeling wasn't so
lovin' anymore.
The Righteous Brothers go t
back together in 1974. "Rock
N' Roll Heaven" was a hit the
· following.year. But Medley had
needed another comeback,
following personal disaster,
when his first wife died and he
lost his voice.
"I was told I'd never sing
again," Medley said. "It was
pretty much gone after we
recorded 'Rock N' Roll
Heaven' in '75. It was a lot of
'tension. pressure and
depression. I was singing too
hard and singing with a bad
throat, which is like running on
. bad legs. My voice was just
r\pped out. And my first wife
passed away when my son was
10; that was'a real butt-kicker.
I was not a healthy person, so
the 70s were not a pleasant
time for me."
Medley doesn't apply the
same kind of pressure now.
He's more educated about his
voice.
"I know how to stay out of
trouble, and golf can be real
soothing," he said.
.
DREAM TEAM
fr•• P•9• 81
lely's No. 1 option all season for
Coach Dan G1enn's Tars.
The 6-4 Hoppe will continue
collegiately at use. where he will
bring his hilling, jump-serving and
all-around skill to the Trojans.
Hoppe was the key figure for
Coach Joey Fuschelli's Sea Kings,
who rebounded from missing the
playoffs last season 10 a CJF Divi-
sion l second-round appeatance
this spring.
White and Truong, high-flying
senior outside hitters, almost
helped Coach Dave Castle's Ea-
gles shorten CdM's postseason
run, taking the favored Sea View
representatives to five games, be-
fore falling in the opening round.
Truong, though only >s-10, uses
an eye-popping vertical leap to hit
over much taller blockers. Largely
unheralded throughout Orange
County, he captured some much-
'BRANDE
Fre,. P••• 81
Glenn's Class of 20 12's !>t:ming
lineup is intact.
Ma} be if Sel"\'.en and De Dusk
have their way, it might be
three-fifths o( Coach Shannon
Jakosky's basketball lineup.
•Last Saturday was the
wedding day for t"-O former
local 'olle}'ball stars.
Unfortunately. J missed both
weddings as l had something
else goi ng on.
Former CdM track arid
volleyball !>tar Jillian Harrington
married John G rirfi~. Jillian was
a standout middle distance
runner as well as a backrow
specialisf on CdM's 1984 state
champ. She continued her
career as the starting setter at
.Princeton.
deserved recognition.. by earning
Mos t Valuable Player honors at
f riday's Orange County all-st.tr
match.
Truong plans to continue his ca-
reer at George Mason Unh·en.il).
afte r establishing residency in Vir-
ginia by attending Northern Vir-
ginia Community College.
White, slightly taller than his
partner in hang time at 6-1. is an-
other explosive leaper. He also
combines a sturdy upper body to
pound sets through and around re-
luctant defenders.
Merrifield, all but set to return
to his native C.inada to play for
the Unive rsi1y of Alberta, was the
lone returning starter for Coach
Dave Christensen's Mustangs.
Despite a lack of an experi-
enced supporting cast. the 6-4
Merrifield pounded more than :?00
kills, switching from middle block-
er Jo outside hitter this year in
order to receive more sets.
Vallely, bound for UCLA, "ill
bring a wealth of athletic abili1y
"I went into the hospital and
the doctor said I was two or
three days away from bein1 on
my back for a few years,"
Medley said. "He said I was
like an orange that's bce11 all
squeezed out; I was just
emotionally done.''
•The event this month will
cenainly be soothing for the
American Red Cross, which is
expected to gain about
Sl 10,000 from the two-day
event, according.to director·
Keith Wyrick.
ONE FREE. WoRKour
Medley recovered and the
Righteous Bro1hers continued
to boom until '68, when Medley
went on his own to write and
sing his own 5ongs.
"Music was changing a lot,
100," Medley said. "There were
psychedelia, long hair, beards,
drup, and plus, I thoupt it
would be nice to fini~ what
l started, so it wa1 a
opponunity and a aood time to
·So back and try (aoina solo)."
Openings for both the golf
tournament, a two-man
best-ball event with golf,
awards and a barbecue, and the
concen are a premium. Contact
Wyrick if interested in either
event at 750-6232 or 852-8681.
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And remember: .. lrrclc,cnt Wee!.. is doing
l:!Omething nice for someone for no re::ison." _
I'll never forget a club
practice \\hen Jill \\JS lcJding
stretching an hour after finishing
econd in the Sen View League
~00 '' ith scratches on her arms
and legs that came "hen llhe
do'c at the finish line to fini h
ahead of the pack. Dedication to
her tenm \\as :ih' ays an utmo t
concern of Jillian·._,
E'\-Newport Harbor and
UCLA stat Jennv E' ans ma med
Brian Griffith in· Ne" port on
Saturdny. Current!} on the USA
national te:im. Jcnnv returned
from a tour of ChinJ and J.1p;in
only l\\O da~s before the
wedding.
I've alwnys though t that the
great Evans family \Olle>ball
support was a great part of the
local tradition. I remember Julie
Evans playing in the Cl F
semifinals :igainst Mira Costa
and two years of e111ng e\pcn-
cnce to the 13ruinlt. A former All-
District ba~ketball pla)er, \'allely
cho e to conceDtrate sold~ on \Ol-
leyball as a senior, and his pl:i~ .re -
nected that commitment. Al:.o a
ta lented hitter, Glenn opted 10 w)i:
Vallely's spiking abtlit} on occJ-
sion, while he contnbuteJ rcgu·
larly at the net as a blocl..cr.
Peykoff, a largely un~ung mcm·
ber of the Sea Kings, "'" a gifted
trigger man for the \Crs:11ilc .1llJck
headed by Hoppe. Bound for
Sou thern Methodist Uni\'cr!>ity.
Peykoff played one of his belier
matches in the victory over NC\\-
port. often masterfully redirecting
a misguided pass onto the a"aiting
ha nd or a CdM hiller. I
and t~ loudest checri.ng Jroup \
in the g}m at Cd:--.1 bcing"1he
Evani. brothcri..
Tom and Carol still attend all
of the Ne\\ port g:.ime!> th:it thc?ir
grand:.on, Carnerun 13bcl... plJ)S.
· \\ ith Orooke Hcrrinl!ton\
marriage tu Patrick Tr~nigcr in.
April, h ha!> been a gooJ run of
marriages for the \Olk~ball
commun1t\. Brooke \\J)'J
1hree-11me All·CIF pla~er ..it
CdM as "ell l the St:itc ~l\'P
1n 198~.
Her college cJreer included
t\\O NCAA chJmpjorn.hips at
the Univer:.ity of {he Pacific. She
met ·Patrick ''hile pla)ing
profc!lsionall) irt Europe.
13rooke hold~ the distincuon.
of ha\ ing played on ant.I hudng
coached (an assist~1nt for th1)
years CdM ch:imp)) hi&h s1..hool
teams th:n \\On state titlel:I.
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second f emaJe commodore in
the yacht club's history.
T his summer, one of the oldest,
best-known yacht clubs in
N~port Harbor will be run by a
16 )CU old.
. In 1v.o weeks. Danny Pitcher, Vtho i.S
just finishing her junior )Car at Ne-.pon
Harbor Htg.h School, v.·ilJ run Balboa
Island Yacht Oub. BlYC ts a liule
different from other clubs in that it is
run entirely by kids, and Pitcher will be
ultimately responsible fo'r the day-to-day
operation of the club.
Even though Pitcher will become only·
the .second female commodore at BIYC
in its loll& history, she downpfoys the
significance of the distinction.
"rm honored to serve BIYC.as a
female commodore,"
she said. "I'm sure
there could have been
more (women
90mmodorcs) in the
past, and i'm also
sure there will be
dl'lOre in the futu re."
Balboa Island Yacht
Club was founde.d in
the 1920s by Joe B'eek
(developer of Balboa
Island and founder of
the Balboa Island Boating Ferry). At the 11me,
other area clubs
lacked any formal
jun'ior programs, so Beck decided that
the island's kids needed a yacht club of
their own.
In the 70 )Cars since Beck started the
club, the rules haven't changed all that
much. Members must be between four
and 16 )Cars of age. and the cost for the
-summer program is minimal ... currently
S IO for due) and S40 for1n1surancc.
Every "'eek, members ar:c encouraged
10 participate in a wide variety-Of
activities, including swjmming, sailing,
paddfc·boarding, row<'ng, diving and
sponge· tag.
Parental help and support is strong,
to-llYC
Beck Ccater (oa Ap1e aeat dtc Ferry).
· • T1lc fOunb uuauaJ HcriUF Reptta.
Sl)OftlORd by the Newpon Harbor
Nautical Museum, 51arts Frkby at
Balboa Uld Newport Hub« yacht dub5.
Early FridaJ cvcm,... classic sailboa~
will Unc the doc:ts at BYC whiJc classic
powerboats will s.imulaaneously anivc 11
Newport Harbor.
Part of 1pprecia1in1 these dassic
vrooden boats is undcrs&andin1 the 1 commitment owners mus& make to keep
their boats in good shape. AU the boats
on elhibil require constant maintenanc~
and upkeep, and it's not uncommon for
the bigger boats to have full-time
deckhands just to keep the boat in
shape.
Despite these hardships, mo5t of these
classic yachts arc in belier condi1ion
than many of their fibe rglass
counterparts.
· Last summer, I had 1he opportunity to
sail on Ernie Minney's Sam1uang, a
classic 6().foot schooner. As much as I
enjoy racing modern fiberglass sloops,
there is .somelhing unique a.bout racing a
wooden boat, hoisting the fisherman (a
to;, sail draped between the fore and aft
masts) and riding on the end of the
bowsprit.
This year's Heritage Regatta offers a
unique opportunity 10 sec dozens df
"'other well maintained classic yachts
under sail. Among the well kno~n
yachts expected to line up ag:iin this
year are Bob Millet's Olmka, Jack
Bailie's Newsboy, Minney's Samarang,
Burke S:iwyer's Plymn, and Monica
Sloan's ·spike Africa.
An assortment of powerboats,
including several 6().plus footers like
Richard Gardner's Deer Leap and Ken
Schmidt's Gosling, will be on display
beginning Friday night at NHYC.
The yacht Ke/pie will be among those competing in the Heritage Regatta.
• Gary Thome and Molly Lynch,
sailing for host club BYC, overcame
light, fluky winps, heavy harbor tramc
but there is no mistaking that this is a
program for kids, run by kids. In
addition 10 Pitcher, Billy OeWill will
serve as vice commodore. and Jimmy
Beek ·will be rear commodore.
BIYC alums (and parents) Gene
Baum, Wayne Chase and Se)·more Beek
"'ill provide addition:il guidance for the and a tough I !·boat fleet to win last
program weekend's Lido Ip fleet Championships.
· . . -. ---Phil Free01an and Linda Campbell
The program 1~ run ore Beeks Pier on were second, while past champion Mark
the South Bayfront wal~ay of Balboa Ga1Jdio andl Eric Kingard finished third.
Island from June 27 un1tl Aug. 18. The Paul and Etta Williams won the B fleet.
program is open to evel')one. and John DraJ1on's boating column
sign·up night )s slated for June 23 at the DpptDrs in th~ Daily Pilot on Thursday.
CORONA DEL MAR -Amc:ba,
American Youth Soccer Org:iniz:it
team from Corona del Mar, has cntt
the ninth annual Irvine Cup to ~ pl:i)
al UC Irvine Saturday and Sunday.
The 10-and JI-year-old boys te·
meets North Irvine 11 8 a.m. and Fonta
at l:JO p.m. on Saturday. then returns
Sunday al 11 :45 a.m. to play Lanca\ter
pool play. Championship and playoff)
1ehcduled late Sunday afternoon.
The team bo3Sts a strong midfield, I
by Cole Reddin, Spencer MacDon:i
Cory Smith and Josh Cornett The
rense includes center-backs John Gr
and Elliot Doostmard, with Riley W:it
Geoff Leach and Danny Degheri a1 1
corners.-
Billy Eagle will probably handle 1
goalkeeper duties. Front line a1tacl.er11 i
elude center striker Brendan Fenno a
outside wings ldean Shahangian, An
Almquist and Marcello Pantuliano Tl
team is coached by Bob DrO\\ n amJ Ji
Noonan.
"This will be a very challenging tourn
mcnt, because we will have only five pra
ticcs under our belts and because "c'll
competing against older 12-yenr-old bo
'teams which have recently completed the
spring seasons," said Noonan.
The Irvine Cup includes 96 A YS
teams and 1,440 boys ages eight throu •
18 playing in five age group divi)iOni.. -
DEEP SIA FISHING
WIDNUDAT'I fllN COUNTS
D.,,.Yt Leckn -7 ho.its, 215 .1nglNs. 1
,dl~1.iil, 1 ~hite sea bu1, 21 bonito, 560
b.irrKUda, 239 ulico bus, 130 Hnd b.us, 19
sculpin, 16 shttphc.1d, l!.Qcir.fish, I h.llibut, 36
•hitrlish. 125 bh1t pe-rch, 2llO m.ICl.crel.
Newpert L••lll•1 -l bo.lts, 84 1nglcrs. 2~2
b.lrrKUcU. 105 ulico b.iu, 78 s.1nd bus, 9 rocllis 9 KUljMn, s bonito, SI m1de.rct.
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A.P. No. 422-372.Qe U I tloner• ,..,.. "V -·• 8ULK SALE II ii lu'1h« ordered that a Deputy City Clertl FIOIH TR TEE, t 4011 • Date tl'lis 9th ano 16th di'/ Published Newport 712.oeoG copy of this order IO show Publl•h•d Newpoll Pubhthed Ne-.port eeac T .I. No. 7~tGe15 8EACH 80ULEVARD, JOHN R08ERTI 80YD, of June, 1994, Public StOl'· Beach.Costa Mesa Daily Published Newport (SECI. e104, c:auM be pub111hed In NB/ Beach-Cotta Mesa Daily Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Ma IMPORTANT WEITMINITER, CA ESQ., ATTORNEY AT age M1n.agement Inc., P1I01 May 19, 26, June 2. 9, Beach-Costa Men Daily 9101 U.C.C.J Costa Mesa Daily P'llOt, •
NOTICE TO 82U3 714 e8M8t3 LAW, (148283)1 2Hl1 AQent tor the Owner 1994 . . Poloc June 2, 3, 9, 1994. • EKrew No. MWSPap« of geQ.9f .. c11· Pilot June 9, 1994 19• 26· June 2• 9• 1994
PROPERTYOWNER: •r· D ROSAS Al-PLAZA DRIVE, IUITE Publl1h1d Newport lhS45 ThFS62 1·1487.,.._ ~ published In Ulla Th574 TM~
YOU ARE IN DUAUL T SllTANT IECRETARY 250, MISSION VlEJO, ~:~~~ 16~::... Oaily PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE cr~:~~si• ~~ "'='"~ =tyi°' ~c!~v! PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
UNDER A DEED OF Publlthed Newport CA 92181 Th575 named teller that a bulk WHkl prior to the day of LW298114
T1IRUl'T19' 8D~TEUD ~lelt e~ach.Costa Meu DaJy 17141512-1181. BIC 2811 NOTICE TO hie Is abou1 to be mede o1 tile l\Mring.. AV~~~:: OF fictitious vou' T""., ..... T1"'0 ... TO Pilot June 9. 11. 23, 1~. Publlsh•d Newport PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICt OF CONTRACTORS the asset• descr•b•d JU&iE R081NSON, ANNUAL RETURN •u•lnes• N•m• ~C -"' Th5n Beach.Costa J.'eu Qa.ly cns1171127 PETITION TO CALLING FOR 81DI below. COlllllSllONER OF I I PROTE T YOUR PROP· Pilot June I , 9, 15, 1994 IUMllONS ADMINISTER SCHOOL DISTRICT· n,. name1 and buslneu TH I SU p IR~ 0 R Notice I hefeby ten tatament
ERTY, IT MAY 8E IOLD PUBLIC NOTICE WTh395 (CITACION JUDICIAL) ESTATE OF:-NEWPORT·MESA UNIFIED addrHMS of the seller are: COURT ~'°~104~j The f::.~ i:sOl!s 11
AT A PU8LIC SALE. IF •sc 2831 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO DEFENDANT JACK v REMER SCHOOL DISTRICT PETER HACATORVAN ANC' DAn· llAY 09 1"4 thal lhe Returrl of PJIV ... =CT SYSTEMS SUP
VOU NE£D AN EC.PU. NOTICE OF (Avtso a Acvsado) WIL· CaM No: A113417 :~J>Ji~95 CONTRACT t.~S:': ~~~~~ URI .LYNN LOwoD, Foundation. FOl'm 990-PF, PoRT, 600 Anton Avenu
NATION .,o' THE .... PETITION TO NOTICE OF LIAM K. s. WU and JANE To all heirs. benef1CllrH1~ 101·95, AOO.FING • VAAI· co.. 175gs HINatd SL. 1130 Port ltlrlln• for the Huntaller Found•· 1-600. Costa Meu c
TURE 0 THE PRO. ADMINISTER PU8LIC SM.E OF DO WU cred1lors, contingent eted .. OUS DISTRICT LOCA IE Irvine CA Place Newport leech 1IOn lor the 1993 tax v-ar 92626
CEEDINO AGAINST EITATll OF• PERSONAL PROPERTY YOU ARE BEING SUED BY tort, and persons who may TIONS • The~ In CaWomia CA eaeeo ' hU beet\ filed Ind that the ABF-;jATA SYSTEMSTNC
YOU, YOU SHOULD • Pursuant to the Ca. torn11 PLAINTIFF· IA Ud. le esta otherwise be '"*Mted rn BID 102 95 CONTRACT of the ch.el execuwe otftee same 11 available for In. San Diego, CA CONTACT A LAWYER. OZELLE DU Self·SetY!Ce Stora • Fic•I· demandando) SON DINH th• will or 1S1ate. oi both, •02•95 ASPHALT PAVING of the teller 11. SAME Publlshed Newport 1pectlon between the This 'business 1s con On June 30, t994, 11 RICCIARDI, aka ity Act (B & p C~e 21700 NGUYEN of: JACK V. REIMER • VARIOUS DISTRICT LO. As listed by tne seller, Ill B11ch·Costa Mesa Ditty houl's ol 9:00 am. Ind S:OO dueled by-a Corpotation
t0.00 A.M .• HOUSEKEY Fl· OZEUE STEDHAM et Nq ). the llf'derslgnecl YOtJ have 30 CALENOAA A PETITION has been CATIONS BID DEADLINE· oth9f business names and Pilot M1y 19. 28, June 2.9, p.m. care of Cory G. The reglstrant(s) co
NANCIAL CORPORATION, RICCIARDI wiU ... 11 public auct>on, DAYS alter thls summons filed by JANET R REIMER JULY s. 1994, AT 2:oo P.M. eddrHIH used by the 1994 Youngbefg, CPA. at usley meOCilO lo tran11ct bus
u duly appoirrted TrusiM c ... No. A1734M on June 24, 1994, pessonal IS S«Ved on you to file a In the Supeoor Court of PLACE OF BID RECEIPT: Miter witlM thrM year. be-Th539 Tho mu. Schw1rz, & nes~ IM\der lhl F1c1.tiou
under end pu11uant to To all hws. benefielanet, pr<>Pef1y incluchng furniture, type.witten response et lhl• CaMom11, County of OR· MANAGEMENT SUPPORT fOfe the dale such llst wu PUBLIC· MOTICI Pottma, 224~ Wist Coul Busmen !"'•m•(s) tiste<I
Deed of Trust recorded Au. eteditora contingent cred). clothing tools arld/Ol' ot~r court. ANGE. SERVICES 2885-A Bear tent or deliYered to the " Hlghw•l· ~ii• lOO, New-above on. Januaiy 17•
gust 27, 1991, 11 lnttru-tort, and. persons Who may hoUH.,O,d Items located A loner or phone eall will THE PETITION requests StrHt, Costa Mesa, CA buv9r we: NONE NOTICll port each, Celllornla 1994 ment No. 9t-4el056. Book ottterwfM be Interested In 11: not protect you: your ty~ lhlt JANET R. REIMER be 92628 Th• names and l>Usiness 92663, by any .CIUzen WhO ABF DATA SYSTEMS INC No •• Page No • u Oft'loal the Woll or est&te. or both, Pfopet1y 00101 67979 wntten r11ponse must be appoonted at Pef'•onal rep-WAL.KTHROUGH: A man-addresses 01 the buyer.,,. INVITING 81DS . requests It within tlO days James H. Herbll, Pr1s1dtnl
Recotds In the ofliee ot IN of: OZELLE DEE RIC. 2065 Pl acenh• Ave , "' proper legal form ii you resentatJve to administer dato walkthro h of the J & s INC., A CALIFORNIA Notice Is hefeby QIY90 of the date of thla publ1ca· Thi• siatemenl was Med County Recorder of OR· CIARDI alee ozeu.e STEO. Cosi. Me"' Ca 92627 want the coun to h11r yout th• estate of the decedent. •II• ~ schedu:Jl fOf June CORPORATION, 17595 th&I the Bo11d of Trust ... lion. Alt 1uch request• will\ the County Clerk ol
ANGE Stall ol Cal1lomll HAM RICCIARDI (714) 846-61118 TIME case. THE PETITION requests 17 1994 at t·oo a.m. Pro-Hatv11d Street. IE IMne of lhe Coast Community should be •delresMd lO lh• Orange County on May 09 uecuted by RAMIRO A PETITION has bHfl 10:00AM, StOfed by the tQ6. If you do not file your re-authority to admwster lhe speclrve' bidden ate IO CA ' ' Collage DtS1rict of ~ Hunsaker Foundation. Cite 1994 GAEZ AND YAMILE R riled by JOHN G. KENNY In towing persons: Dl 12 sponte on t.me, you rNY estate und9f the lflClepeo-meet at Management Sup-The atMll to be sold are COl.rlty, Calllomil, wil ,. of COfy G. Youngberg, FG08349
GAEZ, HUSBAND AND the Superior Coun of Call-Brool<• Tierno. D048 lose the case, and your dent Admlnlatr~tlon of fl. !)Ort Services, 2985-A Bel( described In general u : celve sealed bids ~P lo but CPA, LHley, Thomu, Publlshed Newpot1 Buch·
WIFE, AS JOINT TENANTS, lornl1, C0tJnty of ORANGE. Chattel G. Robinson, 0017 wiges. money and prop-tiles Act (Thot authority Street. Colla Men. CA. ALL FURNITURE, FIX· no tater than ll.OO AM, Schwlll & Postma. 22._. Costa Mell Dally P•IOI ~a>
WILL SEU. AT PUBLIC THE PEm'tON requests Gtegory A. 0 Br.-n, 0008 trty may be I.Min without w1N allow the personal rep-Call (714) 556-3240 for* TURES, EQUIPMENT. MA-Monday,~ 27, 1994, at WHt Cout HIQhwsy. Suite 19 26 J 2 9 1994 AUCTION TO HIGHEST that JOHN 0. KENNY be G.,y A. L.atham. con Gr• llJrther warning from the resentalllle lo take many I.ails. Bldl Wiii not be ac;. CHINERY, LEASEHOLD IM-the Purchasing Depar1ment lOO, N~ &each, Cali-' ' une ' ' Th54l BIDDER FOR CASH, appotnted aa personal rep. gOfy Raia, CO&e Hill.lry court. act.ions without COUt1 ap-cepted from contraciOfl PROVl!MENTS, STOCK IN ot IN DisttlCI located at lom4a 92663. (7t4) 650-_____ _._ __
CASHIER'S CHECK OR reMntatlve to edmlnl1ter Harris, 8066 Renee o·c. There are other legal r• ptoval. Before taklng cer· llOI allendlng thlt watk· TRADE, GOODWIU. ANO 1370 Adami Avenue. 81C19. 2n1. PUBLIC NOTICE CERTIFIED CHECK (pav-the ntall of the~ onner. A07t Fish Tales qulrementa. You may want lain very Important ectlons, ttvough. BUSINESS NAME, and are D, Cotta M .... c.ufomle, Publlthed Newport1 ________ _
able at lime of sale In law-THE PETTTION requMU Thomu Casey, A020 W1I· to eall an enorney nght however. the peBOnal rep-NOTICE IS HEREBY located at 17595 Harv11d al wNch ~ bids will be Beach.Cosla Mesa Dally FlcUUous
lul moMY of the United the decedent'• WILL. end liam Dlu, A013 Karen Leal, away. If you 00 not l<now resentabve will be reqU1red GIVEN that the ebov• SL, Ste. H, Irvine, CA ~cfy opened and rMd Pilot Nl9 9, l994. 8uslnes• Nam•
Stata) at THE CHAPMAN codldlt, ii any. be admitted El85 Benjamin M Forbes. an attorney, you may call to give notice lo lntlfnled named School Dl1tnct ot The businn• name used or: Th570 Statement -
AVENUE ENTRANCE TO to probate. The Wiii end EOIS Thomas S. Cole, Jr. an attorney referral aervlee per1ons unless they have ~ Co\Jl'lty, CA. ac11ng by the Miter II that loc:a· PURCHASE OF FIBER PUBLIC NOTICE The following persons ase THE CMC CENTER BUILO· erry codlcil9 are aveilabie PTopeny 20139 ore legal &Id ofllc:e (fisted wllVed notice Of consented by and ttvough Its Oovem-!Jon Is HARVARD PLACE OPTIC CONNECTING dOI b
ING, 300 EAST CHAPMAN for eumlnatlon In the Ille 2099 Plecent11 Ave .. In the p"hone book). lo the proposed ac11on.) Ing Bottd, hefetnafter r• CLEANERS EQUIPMENT; ORANGE onet 113471 EMng" u~ne::.~~EEAING
AVENUE, ORANGE. CA eu kepc by the court. Costa Mesa. CL 112627, Despues de que le en-The lndependeot adm.nis-!erred to .. MDISTRICT," The ll'lticipaled dale ·ol COAST COUEGES FlctHlou ASSOCIATES 665 Scenic
tight. title end tntetff1 con. THE PETmON requestl (714) 648.\J865 TIME: tregueo esta cltaoon tudl· lralion 1uthority wtll be Wiii recetVe up to, bYt noc the bulk sale 11 June 27, Al bid• 8!• to be In 8C· llusl N • A'le 1104 '~osta Mesa
veyed to and now held by eutttorfty 10 admlnlll« the 11:00AM, Stored by the fol-cial usted Ilene un plazo de grented unless an Inter· tat9f than IN aboV•staled 1994 ,1 the office ol The COfdance w11t1 the Bid Doc· ,.... •m• CA.·9262e •
It under uld Deed of Trust .... t. under the I~ IOWlng pertOl\I' 0433 e. 30 DIAS CALENDAAIOS Hied perton filM Ill ob-time Maled bids fQ( the Escrow Forum 23161 Lake umentl wtllch .,. now on Statement I 1830 In the property srtualed In derlt Admlnlwatlon ot e. "* Ragsdale •• C367 Gan-para pr11ent11 una r• jection to the petitJon and ewaid of• eonllaC1 tor the Cent., Drive .i120 El Toro, Ne and may be MCUfed In f!'9 followtng persons.,. 1~::iha$.'edN E~1. Beach
uJd County and State a. lites Act. (This authorfty ulo Dut>ov. C3H Fraflll spuHta escrtt. • maqu1na thoW good cause why ltl• ebove P'oJect. Bid• shall ca 92830 the office ol the Dlr~or of ~business H : CA 92663 •""
SCtibed u : wilt altoW lhe pertlONll rep. Stefanec:, C3o6 Aly Fox, en .. ta cone. coun ~hould not grant the be received In the place Thia bLdk ule IS subjec1 PurchUlng ot the District. JUS TIRES, 3005 Harbor Thi• buslneu 11 col\· THAT PORTION OF LOT resentative lo take many C259 Brian Rayburn, B168 Una cana o una llarnada authority. ldenti~ ebove, and •t\all to Cll1lornla Unltorm Corn-No bidder may wfthdrew Boulevard, Cotta Mesa. CA ducted • lndollldual
33 OF TRACT NO. 9, AS ectlons without coun ap-Brian _Phllllps, B162 Larry 1.i::,.no le 0~~! 1 A H~:a ... ~ the Jpeu. be opened and puOUcly merclel Code Section ~~)~~ ~ : .. "= ~~ .. Tlr l R .. The ,:~·,:.:ant(•) com PEA MAP RECORDED IN provel. Befof• Wlung cer· Wlgg1n1. B148 Kurt JWTWd, pr • IU , .. ,.._._ •on WI ,,_,. on uoe read aloud et the aboY9-8108 2. '4 _,. ..,...,.....,_ • u..,. menc:ed I tranuct bus•
BOOK 9. PAGE 9 Of MIS. lain very I~ action•. BOM Cheryl De La Cuesta. nnta a mequlna Ilene que 30, 1994, •• 1:45 P.M. In stated tirne and place. ti IO •Ubjec1 the name Of the ooenlna "*'°'· bef Company (Ohio Do-ne un 0 I FlcllllOUS
CELL.ANEOUS MAPS, IN howeVer, lhe perlONI rep-8073 Steptwtn F. Harlan, cumpllr con las lormall-Dept. 703 located et 341 Each bidder must submit and eddreH of lhe person The BoWd orTrusteee,.. mettle). 1144 E. Marl<et B ·~ delN he ( ) ll51td
THE OFFICE or: THE resentatlve will be required 8032 Larry Barrett dades legales apropladas The City Drive South, Or· with Heh bid 1 cerufied or with whom claims may be MrYeS the orivlleoe ol ,.. SllMI, Akron Ohio, 44316 ::_•11 • ~· s Ma COUNTY RECORDER OF to give no41ce 10 lnterni.d Property 20tS3 II usted qUlere que la cone ange, CA 92668. c:alhl«'• check payable to filed I• The Esaow FONm jectlng llfl/ iind II bids Of This bu1ine11 11 con. ~913 on. PfOll. )
SAID ORANOE. DE· per.one un1esa lhey 1w119 2075 N~ 81 , Costa escucheaucuo. IF YOU OBJECT TO lhe the DISTRICT or a bid 23181 Lake Center Drive: to Wlille any lrregularNel duetedbyec:orpor1tlon
SCRIBED AS PARCEL 3, waived nouce or COllMnled Mesa. ca. 92827, a141 SI usted no. Pf•Hnta su granting oJ the pet.tJon, you bond In the '°"" Ml forth ,120• El Toro, CA 92830 0t lnfonnalitlM In any bid The reglttrant(a) com· ~hamecl Elgali hied
AS SHOWN ON A MAP to the PfoPONd action.) ~5818 TIME: 12:30PM respunta 1 tiem1>9, puede •hOUld appear •I the hew· in the conlract dOCuments and the last date for flllng °'In IN bidding. menc:ed «I lranUCI ~II· with' 1~1~men~ w~~ rk ol FILED IN BOOK 99 PAGE The tndeperldlflt edmlnl• SIOfed by the following perder el caao. Y le pueden Ing and atate YOUt ob-In err amount not less than cllim8 ..,.. be June 24 ........ t /II NT'TY ,,... under the FktltiOYs oun., e •
27 OF PARCEL MAPS, ttallon •u1horlty Wiii be persona: H059 Don.aid -M. qultar eu Ulario, 1u dlneto ~lions or f~e wr1ttlfl ob-10" of the mexlmum 1994 which i. the~ 8ALDWlll, Dlnotw et BullneH Nerne(a) listed Dr~ County ,on May
RECOf\DS 'OF SAID ()R.. granted unleM Ill Inter· Purcel, E226 Uwe Batfuu. y olrH COlll de IU •on• with the court be-amounl ot bid .. a guaren-<Uy bef0t• tM .... <Ute Purollaeln1. C•••t aboYe on: May 2. 19'<1 1 .
ANGE COUNTY. nted per.on Illes 11'1 ob-H199 Jim l<Jahn, H188 Scot propledad eln avlt0 edlcK>-ore the hearing. VWT ap-IM lhll IN bldclef Wiii specified ab0v9. . Co111111unlt Colle a The OOOd YMr Tire l . Feo7973
The atrMt "eddr ... _,,. )e<:1lon to IN petition and Ktongaaut. Hi37 Wayne nal por patte de ta corte. pearance may be In l*IOO .,,.., Into the Pfopoeed • Deted 4114194 Dt•trlot r I Rubber Company, Vice PUb111hed Newport Beach·
otner common dealgnatlon. lhow good cauee why the aoecllef."'" H047 Rhonda Eldsten °"°' requitl1o• ... or by Y°"' artorney. c:ontred If the aame la J & a INC Open: June 27 llMM. 11 President, .lotwl M. Rou Cotta Meta Dally Pllo•
(II any), ot the real prop«1y ~ should not granc IN r.torttend. H002 American gales. Puede que usted IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR ewanled to euch bidder, In I bhMh 'c w~ • This Stalemenl wu filed June 2. 9. 18, 23, 1194. de1C11bed e09Y9 le pur· IUltlorlty. Family F"lnanc:lal Servi .. qulera lamar a un abogado or • contJngent creddor of the event of fatlurt to enter u • ___.., AM Wit\ lhe ~ Ctent Of Th568 paned to be: 2272 Pl.A-A HEARING on the P9ll-FOll Chu Labredof E20I lnmedletamente. SI no lhe cteceued, you musl Ille Aid c:ontrect IUdl --.-.. Pm. Bid No.: 1141 Orange County on May 24,1---------CENTIA AVENUE. COSTA ttonWlllbeheldonJULY7, l<lfatJne FeNenden.' Et81 conoce a un ebogado yout claim With the court Wll beforfelt9d . ..,...._ .. , Published Newport Pubttahed Newport t994. PUll.ICNOTICE
MESA, CA 91744 1994. at t :45 P.M. rn ~ Shenika Wllaon. E123 Gerrl :-:: = :. un eervlclo ~mall a copy to lhe per· The DIS~ICT reserves Beact.-Costa Mesa Oelly Beech.CON Meu Dally Fe1oa10 Flott leus
. The undersigned Truetae 703 loc:aled et 34t The City Cummings, E117 Yancy "' oftc:lna ~· oaal repretentatlV• • the rlghl to reject wry 0t al PtloC June t. 1994. Pllo4 June 9, 11. 1914. P\Alllshed Newpon Beach-t
dadllme lllY labllltt fOf o.M South. Orange, ~ lc:tlel, EOl8 Dane41 Oelltin, ~ una .. direct,_ i:: 1:;'1ed b'I "': ~ ~ ~ Of to waive .,.,., Ir· Th571 Th573 Costa Mesa Dally Pllol lluslMes Neme wry lncofrectnna of the t2MI. E030 Mlltl Tolley, C03I -..-(v9a Of WT montM om .,,. -regularities Of lnlormellU.. June 2 9 11 23 1914 lla ........ t
sltMI eddr ..... Ind OlheJ _IF YOU OBJECT TO lhe Jamee ~on. co1• Doreen 1on1coi-.... -····· ~first I~ of'"~~ In any bid• Of In the bid· PUIUC llOTICI PUIUC NOTICI . . . . Th511 The IOllowlng peraon• .,. common deelgnatlon. If granting of the pel)Uon, you Neu -.. .., ~ .,. u pr.,._ ...,,_, ding No bidder may wflh-doing buSIMn •:
"""' shown herein. shOUld appear .. lhe .... "ooertY 01204 ............... C...J 9100 of the Callfomle ~ "'" eny bid '°' • period 8UNIUOR COURT PU8UC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE LANOSHAAK L.ANDSCAP· laid .... wll be made, ~ and ..... your a«>-11'7W Cowan. IMne. ca. , 714401 ~le Code. The time'°' .. of 71 day. efter the d... OI' CAUl'OMHA, CITY OP ING, *51 Montlfll St .
buC Without ~ or~ or Ne""""" a«>-H?U C1t4) 113·1080 NDG• Ina deimt wll nol expire eetfcwtheopenlngOfblds. C8UNnOl'OllMQI C08TAllEU 1'1et1t1eus tagur-.Nlgue&.CA92877
wanenty, lllptnt or Imo with the OOUft b9o TIME; 2:3oPM, Stored by DENNll a. CHOAT• belore low monthe ftom A Peyment lond and a Mt TM Cltr DrM NOTICE IS ttEAEIV ........ 11w Steven M. •ouwer. 30051
piled, regarding llUe, pot.-the hwtng. YOUt II> the followlng P-•.r•on1: DllPT .2e ::0,,. heating date "'°'"*' PartonnMce lond shall be Peet Olllae ... 14nt GIVEN '* a P'Allc .....,. •• .. •••Rt Monteras St , Leguna ....ion. or encumbrancn. peeranc:e may be In S*90ll 1111 Mitt .. J. ~. · ~ pnor to eucutlon --CA 1ng _. be hetd ~ .,. The folowlng P9'90ftS ., ~. CA 1281' to pay IN remaining, prtnd-or by JOU'~. Mtl "°"" WlllardlflMll. TN neme WlCI eddrn• of YOU MAY EXAMINE the of lhe conttac:t and shall be ............ CON M ... Cly COUncll clolnQ buelneN . • Thie bu•lneu 11 con-
pel eum of tile not•(•) ... "\'O\,f AAE 11. a.EDITOR c1a1 l\Mement sv •• 14e3 the coun 11: (El nombre y ftle kept by the cour1. "you 1n the form Ml forth In the ftet3-tl71 on June 20, 1994• a1 l:30 MUA''r THAI .::OOucrs dueled by: en lndlvl®al
cured bY said Deed of or a oonlioger• etecMot °' Rot>ert A. Devle, B320 dlrec:clon d• Ill cor1• "' 9h: a person tnter..eed In CCH*ac:t doc:Ymenta. IN TMll 11Anu OF p.m . °' u IOOft .._....., 1oe12 Le ......_ F~ The realstrent(a) com-" Trwt. with Int., ... end lie• IN ctecueed, you,,.... .. Amerlcen RHI Estate, ORANGE COUNTY SUPE· t ntate, you may flle Eadt bidder shall be e ._ THI PETITION TO • ~ tn fie Council Y*t CA l210I' menced lo trlllNC1 ~·
chergee lhefeof .. pro-your ctelnl ....... oour'I I01I Flr9l Diwetsllled Fl-AIOA COURT 700 CIVIC With lhe court a'°"'* .... cenMd CCH*ac:tor pursuant CHANG• TH• ...... ~· °' City Hell T7 .. 'None 9141 Stat °' ,,... urldef IN Ftel1llOUS
vlded In Aid "'*(a), ado end melt • CIOflY:.:: per. nendal. "'329 Don Reltd/ CENTJR DR,IVE WEST ~11'°' ~ = of to the lutlMM and Pro-OP KERI LYNN LOW• Fatr =i -on Huntlnglon IHch CA BuslneH Narn.(1) Neted vll'ICM, If any eog.thet wlttl eonel retwMent ' •P-Church ot Aenec1lon1, BOX 1994 SANTA ANA CA ng o "' OIY '"alone Code and be 11-HR IN 11em: 12e41 ' ebove on· 10.1 .... • ... !hereon. and teee. POiflled by ... oourt....., A091 flnt Psnelon, AOM 12701 ' and ""9'~ ol ......... censed In .,. lollowlng CMS........ ~ Mlde )(M.9 ''" Nolle. 10ltl LI ...., M. lrouwer
chergee end pPlnMt °' tour monlhl from.,. dMa FlrM ~ Flnllnclal, Mte °' "' any ~ °' daMlflcation• C3I (Aoof· of ''opo1ltlon 4 H ....... fGUn181n v..a-. CA This ..... menll WM Med the Tn.iee. tor an ~ of ... .....,_ of fie .... M)ll FlrM Psnelon. ""187 The name, lddr .... WlCI eccount •• ,ft~ In Ing), c12 (AephaNPMlg) AUUt t amended ltY "~ t270I -~· wllh the County Clerk of
wftlctl • ot the Ula of ttllie ... • prcMd9d In section ""911 '9nelon llelephol1e number ol ~ ~ C:: ca111,:: QOWRNINQ 80MD ORDD TO IMOW 111 end .. 11. tt. IP' Thie bvsiMis 11 con. Orange Couniy on Apfll 20,
no4lcoe II rMIONlbty ... 9100 of .,. Callfomla "°" "ooertY 241$17 Uff'1 llllOrney, or plalntlff tor .__. .. ; ~ c....,.. L llMllw CAU8• P09' CMANGa ~ 1m11 tot the dllCled bf; e generel 1*1· t914 INIM lO be 17°'557.41. tNllle Code. The-. fOf.. 1121 ~ A\19., Co9'a w11t1ou11 en enomey le· (El CIUMt -DINeter ' OP 1UMS of C01111e ....._tot.,. ~ ,.._1
hid emounl maybe Ina clelrN .. noc lllplre ....._Ca. t2e27 (714) .. 2. nomeir. la dlf'ecctOn y el ':t ~~ ltom IN .._ _. 1 r1 PlTITIOHER(ll KEAi t FleOlll Yw ,_ The , .. letrant(a) com-~~leech·
.,...., on ... °'.... belore tour ~ from 3101 TIMI~ 4:00ftM Slafed ' de IMfono def c . •1•-.. ....... LYNN LOWDfR HAI/Hit.YI! been celCulatM 10 ... """"" lo trwect busf. CoU ..... D.., Nol Ma Th• Hl)•llclety under .,. hwtng ..... notad bf ... tollowlna '*'°"': WO ... .,..., .., .......... lwJ'IHI FILID A ftETITION FOR AH 111 ....... -undef .,. flCtMlou9 'f Mid DMd of TNlll ,_.. ebCM. CD21D Ton, llJ, MWllll, ebOOtdO del demandante, tlenen PubllahU Newport OADl!R TO CH"' NOE TI19 -. W...elDlii ...i ......... Hanle(•> lllled 11, II. June I. I , 1"4TN.2
tore •~ and ..,._ YOU MAY lXAMINE llt'9 D1Q Craig llac:h, Cl10 O del derMndanle que no PHILIP JOM GOLD, leac~ ..... Deify Nit.MEI FROM KERI LYNN In 11111111Rl11ln9 .,_ Cir •lla=1:1119::en:~no11:.:1p~p~l~{~Et:·•~.lf========1 erect 10 11tte ~ • ...,. bf.,. oourt. If l: Min MIM. eot1 Dl*'9 lllenubo9edo, •l fllllo4 June t 11 1914. L.OWDIR TO KEN LYNN ~ ..._ •• u·u.,a n -NLOT CW ~o:...--=-DeNnd :: ~ w:..-.:: : ~· con lem .. ~ S~H~::~~~ On th•"'°"' . . Thl?I Yf."'~Nreby °"*" .... ~-~ ': .... the ....::;: For Ad AollOr'I
fQ( .... end ...... Notice with l'9 oourt . '°"'* .... °"'*,...,..,..the~ ILIED 4100 NEW'°AT .. '*'°"' lneeolllld In ........ b....... .. .... on'°.... c.11 a r.1M':. ~"=='°"='= =---= '::' :::.~ :.:: .:... ":.:...,; ~= ~· = s~~i:~::· The ::-:=..,.. .. = = ~-= :: c:: ~'=:, ":°" =--~. n::-.; Iii. T""'99 ca...s ..., end _...11111 d ...... • '*'°"" oMdl9 01 C8etller • It et"9 encl curr9nll dlrM-No. ?03 of .,. e>r.,.. 0 =.,. 8CI our oolumne oonipe1 °' ~ end 11ec1on to .... "' ., .., ,.._, • ct1eC111 orllV and •tot • euy "· 1e11 n. fllnd " ems 1ory °' 900d• and ..,. Counllv 1uper9or Court • _ .. • d ~ueAnect '"''.,.. .. AD-\4llOR
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PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC llOTICll ~ W IDTICll mon•r. ot the united PUii.iC llOT1CU PUllJC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICH PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICU PUIUC llOTICll w.IC llOTICll
-...._ ... right. We. end NOTia! ~ , °' enc:um· smce wet\ r•· S j()1Nf TENANTS, -. An. CA 12101 • ec:sncss or N sll'ttt 14· • I MY •own w 11n111 7441 IJla9' W1f ... ICIOTICI ._..,~to end TRUSTET E'SIALf .lorlhepurpo.e aon. Ill SELL AT 'Vil.IC ubllc euc11on lo lh rtnandoNtCOft\ll'IOll~· Tllttof11'1mOU11tetlM.-.Glf ... &fMC'.Al841 ' ........ now l*d by. Wldtf Mid ~ SMe -*'-'Yt"9 ~ lncMbl· Equia.bl• 0Hd Com· UCTION TO HIGHEST I ~ IOI caat\ flOll • Jlrj Sll0\11!1 lltl•lil bllallct ol .. ~ _.., adOllllll .Ille: • '°" ... • MPAULT OMd of TNlll In the PfoP-No 11D1NH-14 eec:ured by Uld y, •• Trua&ae, by , .. IOOEA FOR CASH, pay.&N et Ule t.tme ot ia. d ' lie ~· 1111 rtd by flt Pf~ lt lie~~ 7'41 U.
U•DM A DUD OP erty ~ In uld ~ ~=No. of Trull lndudlnQ · 8enefact ' Com· ASHIER'$ CHECK • m 1.-~ 1nONY ot UIOut COVW/lt 0t drtllly Old n r•Olllbll ....... COil -~Glow CA TllU8T DATU ........ ~-enddelc:tlMdM Ref No 11 ..... Chaf'geland••· ny. 22171 Mill Creel! RAWNON.AST.ATEO Untied S&ate1t all press Of lf'ltsMO rtgMO.ng lltq11111M11nd.OV-•92&4l ' ' t t tMa '*LUI 'IOU _,...: -.nee 6M0511 ot lhe Tru11ee , Laguna Hilla, CA TIONAl. BAMC. . iau• .. ld · "'*-t It llOSMSS!Oft 0, lllQJlll 11111t ot '1t ._ pub1Q111on Tllii ...__ Is c:oMuclN
Tat..• ACT,,_ TO-..... l!>T 31 Of TRACT NO. ~~ER~ IN Ot!JrAULT In.la'" under aald 53, Telephone Hum· ECK DRAWN BY onweyed 10 and no .itOfS lor oit purpose 0 '1t NOb Of Ue • IC«--
--r..-~1. IN THE CITY Of .. DfED OP of Tn.111 c;aUMd a (7'4) S81·1290, TS. TATE OR FEDERAL .. d by II under Hid ' b 214219 Aoctutd _,., t ~ --·
T•CT YOUR PROfa. COSTA MESA, AS SHOWN RUSTSSD~TED OllOllll. Uce ot O.laull and OI01, By: ShefVt Delli. REDIT UNION, OR A ed 01 Tru11 In lh red by :, C:.~' of Tnis lddtlOnal ldYanCM II.;, ~~GHE~ .. ..= ~~
DTY, IT llAY U IOLD ON A MAP THEREOF R£. •OU TAICE AC· 1ec:tion 10 Seo 10 be re· at. Truttee Sale 0111· HECK DRAWN BY A opetty ••luMed 1n a.id • rt t0 """ .,., ,,..._., --· -AT PUll&.IC aALL IP CORDED IN BOOK 247 ION TO PROTECT YCMM orded In th• c:ounly .,., Dale: 05/11/!M TATE OR FEDERAL nry and Stale and dlflO iM IMt. Cl\llOfl 11111 ~II• tigurt PflOr rttlly
YOU llUD M llXPL.A. PAGES 49 AND 50, MIS: ROPEATY, IT MAY BE lhe rHI Pl'Of>9'1Y AP127497 AVINGSANDLOANAS HCtlbed •• lollow1 :ni:s.~Tr~let 110..0 In lddllOn to c=-tl Ille Th11eg1StW1tcommenc1dto
UTIOll OI' TM• wa CELLANEOUS MAPS LO AT A PU8UC SALE. localed •nd more lhan , &12, Ill OCIATION SAVINGS Lot 3 ol blocll 33!1 o1 Ca· ne-, un '*' 1 • lr111$1Cl bUAlls:r under IM lc-
TVR. ,,_ _. •• -RECORDS OF SAID OR: F YOU HEED AN ECPLA· hr•• m ontn1 have PUBLIC NOTICE SSOCIATION ORnal S.C:bon of Newpor1 otTr1nthtr1tolorttlllculed~Truste1 wll ICCltpt i aislllN's llllousbusitlllsMIMOfftllllll
vr .... rRO. ANGE COUNTY ATION Of THE NATUN! apaed alnc• IUCh r•· • c:h •• pet Map , •• oeltvtfed to Ill• unller&IQned dmwn on a Statl OI Ill· lslldlbMOft~1.1994 C••DINQ AQAINIT APH: 412..()51,37 F THE PROCEEDINGS Uon. AVINGS BANK SPECI· orded In Booei 4 Page wnnen Oec:W1tion ol 'Dttaul nal blllk, ad** orawn by I Tiiis ~t .. llltd "'91
YOU, YOU 8HOULD TRUSTEE IS SELLING GA INST YOU. YOU Equllable Deed Com. Cllll H ao6a l~D l~H:EcT:ON ~102 t o l Mlactllaneou 1 and Demand tor Salt, Ind late Of lelltfll atlllt union Of a 1111 CCMlnty. CW. o1 OrMge
eotn'AGT.LAWYRR. PROPERTY "AS IS, HOULD CON TACT A y ... Trua&H , Tru1t ~c:u. ODE ANO AU~~RIZIAELuape In the Oll1c.e 01wnnen Nollel 01 Oetauh an tckdrawwnllyaSllllO<lederll Coun1Yon~1!_,~
T.a. N0.111n.za2 WHE.BE IS" WYER. Hd Unll 11434, 333 the County Rec:order ol Elecdon to s.n Th• undtr·SIY"'lll l'ld loll! llSOOl11on NOTIOE·Th• t1C11110US Name Notloe of The street a<ldr"9 and On 061161114 •I 1 :00 lh Beaudry Avenue TIW\IM Sale No. 0 DO BUS~S I 11id County s9ned caosld said Notlal otumos assocqlloll or UVln!I• Sinement bPir• IM yutt
other common d••lgnallon .M . Eq uita ble D••d 111h FIOOt Loe AngetH' y l3-3SJ4ecA T HIS STATE Will BE The "'"' addre11 and Dtl.tult and Eleet1on to S.l lO 1>ebanlt Spec:lfltd In Stc1lon 6102 from 1111 date II WM lltd ICI N T~~!!:!._~• If any, ol the real Pl'oPenY 1 ~!!!!· ~ t ucc:e11or A 90017, Telephon e UNDE~ ~c:-"~~~T HT0ELDTHAET T0HRAE ENNGTERACNICTYE other c:ommon dea1gne· recorded ri ltlt county wl!eraol ltlt fNllClal Code and Olfa ol flt Coun~ Cleft A new
v.-......., dHCtll>ed above 11 Por· n n--1 .. ., merger IO Number. (213) 345·1955, DATED JUNE g 1110 lion 11 any ot the real the real property IS located iltldMllOrtlld to do business 111 lllls flCtOOUs 8llsNst Nlmt SI*·
efTru.t POf1ed to be: 3489 SANTA onllnenlal Aulllllary By: Nor• Tc:h •p•rlan, UNLESSVOUTAKE ACTION AU. 300 EAST properly detcttb•d more than three. monllls haV'tS!ate In 11\t tvtlll llnder Ollltr ment mu5l be lied bltore fiat ~. la ~~~ given CLARA CIRCLE, COSTA 1 ~!'Yy•a the duty dap. N l lff'a Sale Olllc:er, TO PROTECT YOUR PROP. HAGPEMACNALAlFVOENRUE, OR t>ove 11 purpot1ad to be lapsed s~ce Suell rtcorda!IOn t111n cash ts IOOtPltd, 1111 Trus· lime Thi lllilg ol lllls sllllinenl that -....ED .....-....OAP. A MESA, CA 92629 ° n.... ru•le• un ., D•le. 0511111• ERTV. rr MAYE SOLD AT • NIA. I 504 Marcua Avenue, Date. 05/2"4 IH ml)'Wllllllold Ult ISSuance ol does not ol li:selt IUlllotla 11'9
CALIFORNIA CORPORA· The Ullderalgned TrustM d punuant IO Deed of ASAP121131 A PUBLIC SALE. If YOU right. title end Interest N ttwporl Beach , CA NA MORTGAGE S~RVICES 1111 TrllSl80 Deed untl tullds uSI In 11\ls S1a11 ol 1 Acldallt
TION, • lluetM, Of IUC· dllCfalms any Ulblllty fOf' rull, Recorded onr.126,612.611 ·NE£0ANEXP\.ANATION OF on111yed to and now 264i3·3110. INC AsTrusi.e become~aiiableto 1h1P1Y910fll4Js1Ms$.Nlmt 111 Vlollllon of ceaor ltustM, Of' 1Ub1U. any Incorrectness of the 1 1~is , .. 1g ocumen1 THE NATVRE Of THE PRO-Id by n undet Hid O.td Th• under1l9ned Truat· 400 E Marn s11eet. Stockton eiioorsee as a malllr ol right !tit rlOflls 01 anolhef 11110. Fed·
luted tnMIM ~I to ltteet addrn1 llnd other o. ·4 45 Booei •• PUBLIC NOTICE CEEDINO AGAINST YOU, I Trust in the propert .. d•acleims any liablhty 2904009 Said we bl mldt. bul .,11, Sa• or common law (S.
the Deed o1 Trust executed common dealgnatlon If •g• •• o l Olflcl•I OU SHOULD CONTACT A situated In 111d County for any lncorrect11eu of ~09)~6-2899 tnoul covenant or ~arraniy Section t4AOO 11 seq 8usNIS b y MONICA GRACIELA 111y, 11'\own hereln. ' ecorda In lhe olllce ot NOTI~ Of LAWVER.. and State descnt>td 11: I.he alree\ addreu and Pal Stevens Agt'lt •l>ftU or mp6eO regaro111g and ProlesslOns·Code).,
SCIARRATTA AH UN MAR· The total amount of the Record ... ol Orange TRUST£,: s SALE °" June 1 e. 1 l lM, ., MORE COMPl.ETEL v lher common d•••Qn•· 26740 ' lltlo PO»HSIOn or encum· .
RI E 0 W 0 MAN AND unpaid balance of the obli-o~, Celllornla, H· TNll.ff Sale No. 10.00 A.M,. ~lafiad, DESCRIBED IN SAi lton II any, ahown tune· une 02 09 16 1994 b<lllOtS to sallS!y l!\t llldet>t· Fnt ~ lleach-COSll Mm
ER N E ST 0 DA N IE L gallon secured by the u by: LMlle L Un· B1815256·93B Inc. ae duly~ TRiit· DEED OF TRUST. In The I0'411 amount of eoneu 'secured by ~ OMO IWOOl't Olly Atoe
GY\JREC AN UNMARRIED property to be aokl 111d ley 11• •n unmarried Tlll• Ofdef No. •29322-5 ~~r9f a t -=~~ The wu1 eddren and 1"• (.inp;ud batanc:e 01 PUBLIC NOTICE at~ tl'ereundet wit!! in-CN250475 Ml'( 26 Jun~ g 16
MAN AS JOINT TENANTS, reuonable ullmeled w·u · 11 1 _,...,1 ~f==~1~· 12 1;90N:,'1n1t No to-other common deslgna the obllg•hon secured terest as prOY1111c1 ~1111 an u •' ~d9d 03/31/1993, Intl. costs, expenses and •d· . I le • ...--c •ue· . 3 • 42 ' I.~ tion if any of the rea by lhe property to be 0052713 111 d tooal I tit' PUBLIC NOTICE 193~212218 ot OHlcl•I vancea at the llme of the to ~ hlghff1 bid· YOU ARE IN DEFAULT 11 e, of Offic" 1 ro' rt di~cribed ibove sold and reasonable etob· lOAH NO. 64414-GUGASWI ~' iinoa pnn ° no~•---------~ds In Ille otflce of the Initial publlcltlon ol the No-er for c:aah, (payable at HOER A DEED O F In the office of the County P pe Yrt d t b • mated coata e•pen~a TS NO 1150 teurtO lly sa.o OMCI Wllll lllttr Fiii Ne Ft11521
County Reeordef' of OR· llceorsatels:$182.206.42 Jme ol HI• In lawtul RUST DATED 06/12191.~1ord;~f~llf'l99 Co~IS~sf~ .A oB•·c oand advanc:es al lh•YOUAAEl;.·oEFMJLTUMDEA estltltreonas1Ka.tidtdlnsad FICTITIOUs l OSINESS
ANGE County, Calllomla, In additlon to cash, the oney of the United NLESS YOU TAKE AC· b aA~rt Willi.,:U~~ and CARAWAY DRIVE • • Ume of I.tie mitt.al puba.. DEEO OF TRUST DATED Se•· Nott Ills, cllarg11 and et· NAMESTATEMftfT ~~tuan" .~~E1~NI otlct Tl r':'"" will accept. cash-tr'::.e·.~~a~~.~o~ p~p~~~~~CUA~o~: :raylo Elizabeth Upton. COSTA MESA c ce:•on °J5g;e.'J~l.ICe ol tHIMf 12. 1W UNLESS YO ~~:Sc~~~o ~;~~~!~a;,~ -Ttlf following person(S} "' .,..au wru ..,,., on lo 8f' I Check drawn on a C • SO O T 'PUB C S LE. Huablnd and Wife •• Joint 92626 He ia • ,. AX! ACTION TO f'ROTE T l • IShrt oocng bUSll'less IS Sell thereunder recorded lllte or national baN! a ounty our1houee, JOO L A A LI A Tenent1 H TNetor Will In addibon lo c:ash, the OUR PROPfRTY IT MAY ru5 'll~COLH KNOTT CAR WAStr 02/15/1994 Inst. 194· check drawn by i atati Of' vie Cenler Oriv. Weal, F YOU NEED AN EXPLA· SELL AT PVBUC AUCTION T The • undemgned Tru~t•e will acc:ept a LO AT A PUBLIC WE IF TRUSTEE OR PARTY CONDUCT-69~2 LINCOLN BUENA PAPI<' 114887 of aald Official federal credit union or a S.ny Ana, CA all rlghl, ATION CW THE NATURE TO HIGHEST BIOOER FOR rustee disclaims an ceah1er'1 chec:ll drawn YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION ING SALE CALIFORNIA. . ,
Record• wlQ Sell on 06/l6I check drewn by a slate or Ille •nd lnlerest con· F THE PROCEEDINGS CASH (peyable at the tim. llab1ltty for any tncorrtct on • 11111e or nalional Of T E TURE 0 STEWART TITLE • 2 1"4 11 '12:30 P.M. 11 THE federal aa\11 1 and loan rr.id IO and now held AGA INST YOU, YOU of illa In lawful money of ness of the street ad benk, e chec.11 c:Sra'"'n by H NA F THE PRO· ,\TTtJ LOOEMA COHMAN • ANAT<QLY BOZ. 240 A
MAIN NORTH ENTRANCE auoclallon ngHVlng1 •• II under tald Deed ol SHOULD CONTACT A the Unlt9CI St1teel at the ress and other common • at.ale or ledtoral c:red1 CEEOING AGAINST YOU, YOU 330 N 8~0 SLVO . STE 700 MARSHALlFIELO LA~E. AE·
TO THE ORANGE COUNTY IOClallon ~ aavln 1 bank ru11 In lhe pre>perty 111· LAWYER. north front 1ntr1nca to the esignat1on, 1f any, union or a c:hec:~ dr-n OULO CONTACT'Al~WYER. GlENDALN A 9t 203 " OONDO BEACH, CA 90278 COURTHOUSE 700 CIVIC ipeclfled In Sectl~ 5102 ated In aald Co unty, On 06118194 al 1 :00 County Courthouie, 700 shown herein. by a lillale 0, leder.al aav· NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE TH NO (8181956 2868 Thrs Dustness IS conducted
CENTER DRiVE WEST of Ille Ananclal COde and aliforn1a delc:ribed H : P.M ., Equitable Deed Civic Center Drive Wut, Said ule will b• made. 1ngs ••ld loan anoc:i· UNOEA DEEO OF TRUST Dited 0511711~4 • O~ an 1ndrv1ou~ll SANTA ANA, CA at public authorized to do business EXHIBIT "A'~ Company, H the dul y San11 An1, CA ell right, title but without covenant o ahon, HlltnQ• auoci· NOTICE Is hereby grven tnat STEWART TITLE , a Callfomla S'GNEO A~AlOLV BOZ
auc1lon 10 the highest bid· In. this atate In Ill• event PARCEL 1: That p or· ppomted Tru•le• under i nd lnterHt conveyed to warranty, express or 1m· a11on or uvm111 bank STEWARl TIT.LE, a Callto1nia co111orall0ft R99istran1 has nol yef tieoun
der to/ ca•ll (payable 11 tender other' than cash 11 "!>n or Trac:I 7530, In lh• end puB uanl l o Deed ol and now held by _it under plied, regarding title, pos 1pec:1t1ed 1n Section ~102 CorporatJon as ttusl!e or sue· u said Trustee, to uansact business under I/It
tile time of iafe In lawful accepted, the Trustl'e ma 11y ol Newpon Beach, r u11, Rec:orded on 111d D111d of Trvlt In the sestion, or encum ol lhe fmane;1al Codec:essor trustee. or substJMtd By LOOEMAG COrFMAN hctJbous business name or
mqney of the United withhold tti. luuance J ounty ol Orenge, Slale 06114/91 u Document property 1ltu11ad in .111c:1 brances, including fees. anl.I authorued to do trustee pursuant to Int Deed ol ASSISTANT w:e PRESIDENT narnes liSted herein
Statn), au right, title, llnd tile TruatH'I Deed until f Calllomla, •• pw Map No. 91·304417 Book •• eo.unty i nd St1ta dH cnbed charges and expenses of busineai. ,0 itu1 stale In Trust exacuteo lly LEVON Newport Bead! Costa Mesa Tncs statement Waf f"90 W1tl'I
lntefnl. conveyed 10 Ind fund• become available 10 rec:orded In Book 297, age •• ot Ottlclal ... he Trustee ind of the Ille event lender otherGUGASIAN ANO ZAROUHI OallyPilol tile County Cle(k ot Ora'lge now held by It under ••Id the payH or endorsee as a Pagea 35 and 36 of Mi•· eeord1 in lh• Ollie• ot A.P.~39-04~: nd trusts cruted by aaid lhan cuh 11 ac\.epted GUGASIAN. Recorded 09·27· cN252793 Mat 26 Jun 29 County on May 26 1994 •
Deed of TNll In tile PfOP-matter ot right. el!aneol.!a M•pa, In the • Recorder QI Ofan9e other co=~ d••[;~=t~n Deed of Trust, to pay the lhe Tru•tee may w1lhho1d 1988 111 Book N1A Paoe NIA In· 199• NO'l"ICE·TllJS FlcUbous'Name .ny altuated In u ld County Said tale will be made lt1c:e ol lhe County R• ouniy, Californi a, u· 11 en of the ,.11 ro • rem1tnmg principal sums the 111uanc:e ot lheStJ 88·491327 ot Otfoeial Re• Statemellt expires lrve years
and Slate anc1 described•• but wilhout covenant ~ Ofder of tald County, ec:uled by: Norman duc:~•d•bovel•p~: of the note(s) secured b Tru11ee'1 Deed until oros 111 tne olla ot tne County PUBLIC NOTICE •1om Cit date II was llled in !tie follows: warr1nty, expreu or Im-hown and delined 11 Sc:olt Buah end Ka~en J . 0 M: 1852 Iowa St.rMt. aid Deed of Trust to wit: funds bec:ome a11d1lal>le Recoroer ot ORANGE Coun~ Oita ol Ill~ C(!Unty Clerk A"''*
LOT 13 IN BLOCK 118, piled regarding tille, pos. nil 1, on &hal certain Bush, who •re marned '° Coet1 t,4111, C•lifoml•, t3B4,392 76 with inter lo lhe IJ•Yee or endors-cai.t.orma ano pu15uan1 to Ille Fite No. FIOt71Z Ftelitious Business Namt State-SECTION .. B ••• NEWPORT aesslon Of' encumbrances, .. domlnlum Plan (lh~ •ch other. 92628 est thereon from as a maner of nghl NollCe or Oe!aul1111d Elecnon to FICTITIOUS BUSINESS r:>ent must be filtd betOfe ttat
BEACH IN THE CITY OF to 11Usty the Indebtedness Condominium Plan Wiii Hll •I i:iubllc •UC· The undereioned TN1t· 10/01193 et 11 .250% Said ut• will be made Sen U\ereunder recoratd 02 10· NAME STATEMENT lllT!e r.,.1u1g ol lll!S scatiemenl
NEWPORT BE AC H , MCured by .. Id Deed, ad-ereln) attac:hed H an on 10 the higheat bid-dlsclelma any liabffity for per annum as provided m but w1lhou1 covenant o 199~ in Boole N/A Pao• NI The lollo..wig l*SOfl(S does nol of 1tsen auC1ori21 t:te COUNTY-OF ORANGE, 11aoc:ea th«eunder, with In-xhlbll to lhal certain er lor c:aah, (pava*-al any inool'T'KtneH of the 511d note(s) lus costs "-arr.nty eapreu or 1m· lnstl 9'·99303 ol ~d Olhca1 IS/art OO~'\Q bl.siness n BL use WI !lllS state ol a flCl!bOus
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. teresl •• 1>'911ided therein, eclerallon ol Co11• Im• 01 ~ale In 1•r'~ •tr1et ldd,. .. ~ other and any adv:ncea withlp1ted regarding 1111e Records 1dSelon06-16·1994 BHL POOLS 1120 N T1ist.n Business Name In vtoiaoon ot AS PEA MAP RECORDED and the unpaid principal of nania, Condih ona and ~ney lhe Un te commond11lonat1e>n,lfeny, nterest 1pua.uo1on or e11c:um·a1 300 PM ON Tiff FRONT Orange CA92665 llleroghisotanotnerunoer Fed-
IN BOOK 4 PAGES 27 OF tile note aecured by sMd Ralriclioni tor Newporl !el) at: Al ,lhe Not1h ahown herein. ' ESTIMA TEO TOTALfb<•nce~ lo ~a1n1y I.tie m· STEPS TO THE ENTRANCE Of 0 NALO A FRAAC:S 5 eral Sta•e or common la111 (Ste
MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, deed ·w11h Interest thereon Bea~ Townhoua!1 Ltd. front entranc:e, lo the S•!d H ie will be ma,de. DEBT $425 517 .96 CSebtednu1os secured b E ORANGE CIVIC CENTER Ma11<*1 Rancilo 5anta M1tg Section 14•00 el seq . Business IN THE OFACE OF THE 11 !>fovided In sald_Note, (lh• Oec:larabon here· eo1;1ntv Cout1houH, 7oo but without coven1nt or The ben~ficla unde n1d Deed adll'ance ~ E CHAPMAN, ORANGE. r.1a CA97€85 asid ProlmlOflsCode)
COUNTY RECORDER OF tees, chatgea and ex· n) rKOfded on May 11 , Civic Center Drive ~Hl, wanenty, axpr111 or Im-·41 D d f T rv t h mt:rt:under with m1er1:1o CAl'\fORNIA. at PUbllC auction Tilts bus1111n 15 condU(ted First Fi.1110
SAID COUNTY penses of the trust" llnd l 972 H rn1trumenVFlle Sanla Ana, CA •II nghl, plied, reoerdlng iltle, po•· 51t ee 0 J us d eJe"'a' provodud lherem "" to the 111gllnt bidder lor casll by an indrv10ual ALOEM l YMAJt ESCROW CORP
APN: 047·111i-04 Of lh• trust• c:reated by No. 11412• In Booll l0122• ti"'• •nd lnterell c:on· MnlonU,:' enc~~~·~ I 0 or~ exe~uti d •n ed1t.he unpaid pnncop.ot pl (payiblt at Ill• lllne ol salt In SIGNED OONALO R fWiCtS 22772 Centre Or . Sii. 100
TRUSTEE IS SELLING said Deed of Trust. Page 313 ol Ofllc:lal veyed IOd and now held t~,P•Y r;m~:'"' Pt ' I ivere to t De uln er~1gne f ttte noLe 1oecure'-' by •·11 wtul money ol tilt Un :ao The l""IStT&lll commenceo to • Uta Forest. CA 92630 p R 0 p ER Ty , • AS IS CONSOLIDATED RE Rec:ords ol u1d County by It un er said Deed ot p.. •um o .,,. no •1• . a w11tten ec a ration o d1:ed with mte•1:•I there S vw N • Se .r -.. ~ WH R .. • • PARCEL 21 An undivid· rust In lh• property 111• Mcured. by 111d Deed of Default and Demand forfon a• provuJ1:1.f 111 •a• lates). alt roglll, btle arid lnter· transact ous1ness 11n4er Ille le· e~ adl·~la -s.a -n! ~t~!.t a dr CONV~YANCE COM-ed ll2l lh ln&ereit In and ueled In u ld cou·nty, Trvet with lnterH_t ther1on, Sale, and 1 wrnten Not•C•,Nuu! lee. Chd•\lt!• dJ• st. conveyed 10 and now held bbous b1n111en na'"• or names .., OMV Plot
other common ~ .. T'~a~ PANY, 21031 VEN· IO those portlona 01 Loi 1 Calllomla deacnbed ... H pro'11d~ In 11id not•l•I. of Def i ult and Eltctl~n to CApen•es 01 the lfu••e y 11 under said Oeed or Trust In ~sted abovt on NIA CN250493 Jun 2.9.16 ~
it an of the I g ' TUAA aLVD., SUITE f Trac:I 7530, ahown end Lo& 19 or Tract No. 2353, edvancH, it any, und1r the Sell. The unde~S1gned and ot the truto.IS credLe Ille property ~1tuated In said This statement was foed With PUBLIC NOTICE deac:rlbed ~ ~rope~ 8 2 0 ' W 0 0 DLA N D defined ea wcommon .. per Map rec:orded in t erm• of H id Deed of Truat. c1use~ u1d Notice ofllly s.tod Det!d of 1 rust ounty-and Sta.e and descnoed tne Counry Cieri! or Orange, ________ _
rted 10 be' 1824 aW~~T HILLS, CA 81364 (818t Area1tt (lh• "Common Book 93 Page1 38 and, .... chervH and expenH• Default and Election to Verdugo Service Cor s lollows Couniyon Miff 19 t994 Fiie Ne ft111M
CLBOA BLvO NEWPORT 3 40o4472 Area•" herein) on the 39 of Ml1cellaneou1 ~ t:'8 TNt~b andidob ':Sell to be recorded in thejporullun u a .. •d lruitee £X>11BIT 'A' NOllCE·TlllS F1C~f1011s Name FICTITIOUslUllMll
BEACH CA 92663 D•ledi Ol/25/1994 ondominlum J»len. Ell· Maps In the Olllce or lhe f ~,~,c:ea Y 11 8 county wh.,e tl)e rul 1 2 1 we. I u e • 1ng10 LOTS ~8 TO 56 INCLUSIVE OF Statement expiru !~t ytars • NAME STATEMflfT
The uNs•i•lgntd TruslM 8 1 KELLY REEVES ceptlng and reaervlng, Counrv Recorder of said 0 Th.'total i mount ohhe property is located. Onva lh1rd floor, Glen RACT NO 1210, AS SHOWN l1om tt!t'Oate It was hied ln Ille Tile lonowmg peBon(s)
41Klalms any liablllty for TRtSTl!E IALI! OF' however, exc:lu1i11e rlghla founty. APN Number: unpi id bali nca of th• obll· FOR SALES INFOR dcJle CA 91 l03 {ll 18 ON A MAP RECORDED IN SOOK Olla ol tile County Clerlt A new is/are doing business as Dane·
any lncorrectneu of the • eppunenant IO HCh Unll 39·151 ·11 gation H cur9CI by the prop• MA TION: M on·Frl 8:00l50U 2485 By Eslhe AO, PAGES 45 ANO ~6 OF FlcqllOUs 8uslne5S N1me State-mg turban Productions 1311 N
atreet eddreu and othet flCER lor po11Halon and oc· Thetolalamount ol th•ertytobeiold andrHson-a.m. to 5.00 p.m. {619lValenzu1:la Tru111:e' MISCELLANEOUS MAPS. RE·meMmustoe ltleo before tllatDeerpar1t Ort.'e Ste 210 common dHlgnatlon, If LPP 1014e • cupanc:y of the batc:o· unpaid balance of th e i ble utlmated coat•. 111• 466·35B6 s .. te. 0111cer Dated OROS Of ORANGE COUNTY bme Tll• hllng ol llllS statement Ful;enon CA 92631•2243 any, ahown herein. Publl1hed Newport nlH, patio•, porc h H obligation Hcured by pentH ind edv•nc••lt the Dated: MAY 18, 1994 ()!)rJ 11111!111 AUFORNIA !toes not ol Ilse" aulllortlll Int Cllrtstoptler p R o·sa 1311 The total amount of the Beach·Coata Mesa Dally and/Of boal allp1 1h0wn the property to be 1old time of lnitlll publie1tlon.of AMERICAN SECURITIES ASAP1211Jb 1 XCEPTING THEREFROM ALL use In 1111$ $lalt ot a Ficdtlous N Deerpark Ol'Ye Ste 210 unpaid balance of tile obll-Piiot JUne 2 9 16 1994 on lhe Cond ominium •nd reaaonably eaUmal· the Notice of Si le le COMPANY ITRUSTEE)b~ GJI& 6123 IL. OIL RIGHTS MINERALS Suslntn Name 111 lllOla!iOn ol fui1trton CA92631 220 gallon 11cured bV the ' ' ' Th563 Plan end dealgneted or ed coal&, expenHa and '234,841.06. C/O CAL·WESTERN RE PUBLIC NOTICE MINERAL RIGHTS. NATURAL tt\t rights ol anotner uncer fed· nus buSll'less ~ condUCllCI Pfoperty to be IOld and IO be dHIQne&ed on said advanc:11 al the llme of The Baneftclery under CONVEYANCE AS GAS NATURAi: GAS RIGHTS. ral. State or common law (SM b CIV aj
reuonebf• ullmated PUBLIC NOTICE ~condominium Plan" Of' th• lnll.lel publlc:aUon Of .. 1c:1 0.lld of TNat '*910• AGENT NOTICE OFTAUSTEE'S SALE D OTHER HYDROCARBONS on 1'400 et seq . Business srG~ro c~~topfler 0 Sa
cotll, upenin and ad· tn the Oec:larallon 11 be-the Nollc:e o l Sale l a fore 1xacuted end dellve,.d P.Q. Bolt 22004 Ts NO 69075927PS SY WHATSOEVER NAME 0 ProttSSIOl\S Code) Tiler IStrant comnienc:eo cg
vane .. 11 the ttme of the FlotllloU9 Ing appunenanl to such 163,9S3.22. Peym•n ~-~he underalaned •-~~ EL CAJON. CA 92022.., TITLE ORDER NO l00038·3 NOW'l THAT MAY BE WITHIN wst Flt111g transact ~S"1CSS under Ille le
lnlUal publication ol lhe No-•tt•lneu No-Units re1pec;bvely. mual be by ee1h, • C.lh· ..,...1at1tlon of O•f•un ' 90041 APN t •19·165-Sl OR UNDER T~E. PARCEL OF COASTAL COUNTIES ESCROW ~of Ille It: '50, 15e.34 Statement : PARCEL 3: The e1tc:lu· ler'a check drewn on •Demand tor Sile, i nd • (619} 590·920ol'fOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A LAND HEREINABOVE OE· CORP. ~tious ousllleSS name or Nilles
In addition to caah. the The folloWlng persons are 1111e rlghl to po11e11lon alah 1e 11ordn•llonbal bankta, .~ :'r!Te~tk,~0 o~~f~ /Jy LORRIE WOMAC~OHD OF TRUST DATEO SCRIBED. TOGE~ERWITH THE 16099 GOldtnWHt Street os~~::;e~~ 1~9:4 w;tt
TrvllM will ace.pt a caah-doirtQ bualnetS u : end oocupancy of thoH c ec rewn Y • 1 ... • lo d . • • Id EXT 301~8118189 UNLESS YOU TAKE PERPlTUAL RIGHT Of DRILL· Hunonoton 8eacn CA92647 Cle Ofar '
ler'a ehecll dl'llWn on a HAJA RUSTLERS. 1337 E. :on1on1r o~ lh~ ~lmon or led=k c:~il u~~n, No::: of' O.f:i:~ e:C-Trustee S•I• Office CTION TO PROTECT YOUR l~G M1NING. EXPLORING ANO NtWDotl Btadl·Costa ti~ ~:.,,~':~une 2!t.,:;.. ge
IW. or nahonal bank. I Kalela Av... ~ange. CA reH o ol o rec: or a c: rawn .. ., a tlon to Soll to be reeotd•d In Aurhonzed S1gnarufl f'ROPERT'f IT MAY SE SOLO OPERATING THEREFROM ANO Daily Piiot NOTICE-Tl! rd11ous ~
Check drewn by • •1-l• or 92667 b530ei d•f·~na'4.1on the:~~· ,:~~ed:::~c·~~~~~· the county whel'9 the r111I 5/26194 6/02;09/94 r A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU sroq 'G IH ANO REMOV1~G CN250477 Mzt 26 Jun 2 g 16 Statemellt e!res '"' yun federal credit union or a Sherrityn MaMn, 23· Via on om mum en H 1 •property la ~•t•d .EEO ~ .. EXPLANATllW OF T~E E SAME FROM SA10 v.o,iD d 1 o
check drawn by • atate Of' Candelarla, Colo de Caza. bpo·~~~·-~;11:,!,!~n ::~~~= :!~~c·:~:~;.: D1t1: M1y , 1: 1994 PUBLIC NOTICE \ATURE Of THE PAOCEEDl .. GS OR ANY OTHER LANO. INCLUO· PUBLIC NOTICE ~ ~ in!~~:Scie~ r n: federal ~"I>' and loan CA 92679 . • • Spec!Wed, lflc:., Tru1t· GA ~ST YOU YOU SHOULD t"G THE RIGHl TO WHIPSTOC< Fiii..... flCtllJoU B N Sl3 naoclatJon, 1avlng1 ••· Thia bu1lnes1 11 co~ u1d C::Ondomlnlum Plan In HClion 5102 ot lhe f'I "· 1090 Eugenl1 ~eca, NOTICE OF TRUSTEE S C0"'1ACT A LAWYER OR OIRECTIONALLY DRILL ANO FICTm-o•;•F~Sl .. ESSS s usoness ame • soclatlon or 11\lfng1 bank ducted by: Ill lndMdual as being eppu1141nenl nanclal Cod• and auth Ceflllnteri•. CA 93013 , SALE UNDER DEED On 06123~4 at 1 00 p M N A MINE FROM LANDS OTliER ..,. "" " mtnt must be f lld before !NI
specified In Sec11on 5102 The reglatrent(1) com-Parcel 1 at>ove. rized IO do bu1lne11 I 18051 684·1424 By: A. OF TRUST MORTGAGE SERVICES INC •. HAN TtiOSE 11EREINABOVE NAMEST~TEMENT time Tile hlmg.ol DltS scatem111t of the Flnlncial Code and menc9d 10 ltanNct bu9I-PARCEL 4. The Hc:lu· lhla aiate. Pohl AHt Vice Pruident TS No 20481 EV • as Th• loDowlrlo person(s) ooes not ol ltsea autnor121 lfl•
authorized to do buslnet• MH under the FlClitloul aiv• nghl to uH end oc· The 11ree1 addre11 .and ostis ()6jo2 06109 Loan No 451!U5 5 Ule du"f appointed Trustee OEtl~IBj~NNE~SL ANgR~~ IS/alt doing bus111ess as Laura's use 11'1 tl'lls state ol a Fct1t1ous
In thl• atate. In the event BuslMH Name(•) lilted cupancy for wharf age other c:ommon desrgna· • • Omur Rel •• .incer .,., pursuanl to Deed Of • Loaves & GoodieSi, SOS W Business Name in VlolaVOll ol lender other than caeh is ~on: 5-13-81 nd docking purpoHa ol on, If any, or lh• real PUBLIC NO'TICE AP Number 423 372 05 Trusl Recosded on oen4f89 as INTO. THROUGH OR ACROSS Whinier Blvd La Habra, CA tile ognts or 11\0tner tJndlr Ftd
ICC:tP'ed lh• TIUllM may Sti.rrllyn MaMn IUCh portion ol lhe Com· pro P• rt y de I c rl bed YOU ARE IN OEF AUl 1 Document No 89·•50282 6091( THE SUBSURFACE Of THE 90631 eral Staie or common law (SM
withhold • the IHuanee of Thi• at1tement Wll flied mon Area• ot Loi 1 ot above 11 PUfPOr1td lo be. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S NOE R A DE t:. 0 0 F ... Paoe ••• ol Olllctal Recol'dS LAND HEREINABOVE OE· Laura Schavon1, 1909 Can· Section 14400 et MQ Business
the TNSIH'a Deed until with the County Clerk of Traci 7530, shown and 3113 Barbe dos Street, SALE RUST DATED Au9u•t 28 1n me olhce ol Ille Recorder ol SCRIBED. AND TO BOTTOM yon or Fullerton, CA 92633 and l>rotess1ons Code)
funds become available to Orange County on AprU 26 dellned on &he Condo-eoala Mesa, CA 92626. R-28301 1\1\IU UNl ESS YOU TAKE OranQe Couniv. Cahlornla SUCH WHIPSTOCKEO OR DI· William A Schlllone 1909 fll'SI Fiiing
the payH 01 endol'IH 11 a 1994 ' mtnlum Plan 11 Boat Siiµ The undersigned Trust-Loan No. B369084 ACTI o N TO PROTECT mcuteo by Susan Shaw, a RECTIONALL V OR IL LE 0 canyon Or Fullerton CA 92633 Newport 8e.1Cll-Costa Mesa miner ot right, F8089B3 No, 2, "Bo•I Shp•" whlc:h .. and/or II '• ·aulhorlzed APN: 139-492·23 YOUR PROPE:RTY, IT MAY >Mdow Will SELL AT PUBLIC llS., T-UNNHS ANO SHAFTS Tnls bus111ess iS conducted Dally P11or
' Said sale WiU be made, p bll hed N Port Bea h-hll been 1pec:1llc:11lly egenl, II applicable, dl1· T.S. No. 803078 &E SOlD AT A PUBLIC UCTION TO THE HIGHEST UNDER AND BENEATH OR BE· tiy llusO,nd and Wiie CN254047 Jun 9 16 23 30
bu1 without covenant or u • ew c de1rgnaled .. being ap-c:lalm(•) any heblllly lor IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SALE IF YOU NEED A~ BIDDER FOR CASH, (payable al YONO THE EXTERIOR LIMITS SIG~EO uura Schavone Wll·ljiiiiiiiiiiii wananty, -.preu or Im-Coata Mesa Dally Pilot May purlenant 10 Parcel 1 any lncorrec:lneu ol lhe PROPERTY OWNER: EXPlANA TION Of 1 ttt: time ol saie 1n law1ul money ol EREQr AND TO REORlll 113m A Scha'vone II
plied regarding litle, pol· 28, June 2, 9, 18, 1994. bove 1n &he manner llfffl eddrou and olhl!r YOU ARE IN DEFAULT NATURE OF THE PAO lht UMad Stales) al Tne Chap-RETUNNEL, EOUIP, MAINTAIN RtQistrant has nor yet begun
MUlOn °' encumbrances, Th559 provided lor in the Dec· ommon do11gnallon, 1r UNDER A DEED OF CEEOING AGAINST YOU man Avenue entrance to the REPAIR, DEEPEN ANO OPER· to IJltls.lel t>usontss undu Ult
to utlaty the lndebtednet1 PUBLIC NOTICE laralion. APN Number: any, ahown herein. TRUST. -OATED SEPTEM· YOU SHOULD CONTACT A CMC Center BuijdlflO 300 East TE ANY SUCH WELLS OR ltCttious tMintss flamt or MCUfed by aald Deed, ad· 932·36-001 Benehclery: Bank ol BER 5. 1990. UNLESS LAWYER Clla.prnan A~•. Orange, CA a~ INES. WllliOUT. HOWEVER. nart!H Nlld lier J vane:" ltlefeunc:fer, wfth In-NOTICR OI' The IOlal emounl of the Amerlc:a, NT ' SA, Con· YOU TAICE ACTION TO Nc:illc:e 11 hereby g111en tgllt bile and Interest con~eyed nE RIGHT TO DRILL MINE Tl!os sta'tme~I~ llttd Wltll
lef'"I u Pfovlded !herein, npaid belenc:e ot the 1umer loan Center No. PROTECT YOUR PROP-tllal Verdugo Serv1c:e toano nowlleld 11y 11 unou sa,id ORE. EXPLORE A."'0 OPER· (; "' C Ind the unpaid ptlncipal ot APPLICATION TO obllgallon Hc:ured by ahlomla #5691, Altl'I. T ERTY IT MAY BE SOLO CotpotdllOn a Cahlornoa Oteo ol Trust In 1111 property TE Tt1ROUGH THE SUR~ACE r oti t ~~\~Orange
the note HCUred by &aid anLALCOHOLIC e property to be iold lay\On, P. 0 Bo• 2190, AT A PUBLIC SALE IF Corporation as lruslee tuated in said Counry taktOI· R THE UPPER 500 ffH Of oc.in~on .l'f
deed with lnllfHI thereon Bl.VEMQl!S .. ,.... nd reeaonebly ••limal· anc:ho Cordova, CA YOU NEED AN ExPLA· Of •uc:c:ooor hultH or 1111deSC11bfO as RHfRRED TO kE SUSSURrACE Of 11E s ~o ICE·· IS FC;~s Name
11 pcolllded In aald Note, To Whom ., May ~ cotla, eapenaea and 5741. Telephone No.. NATION OF THE NATURE 1ulli11IUhKI truitee pur ~ SAID OHO Of TRUST LA.'IO HEREl~\'E OE· ia.ement tlPlllS yurs
fee1, chergea and ex· c:.m: LUPERCIO, JoH Lula ancea al lhe llme of (918) IS1-i081 OF niE PROCEEDING suanl to Ille Deed ol •'PROPERTY SOLO AS IS'. CRISED AS RESER\tD IN THE trom tilt C!itt it wast 0 11'1 Cit
pensea of the ttusl .. and & W1LSON. Wiifredo l1(are) e lniUal public:ellon ot Seid aale will be made, AGAINST YOU YOU Trull e11ecu1ed by Frani. ht to~ Jmounl ol Ule unpaid DfED FROM THE IRV•l\E COY ~la ot rte Co11nty Citrt A ntw
of the trust• crNled by aPOIVlnQ to the Oepaltment he Notice 01 Sale 11 but wllhoul covenant or SHOULD CONTACT A Augu11 Rec;orded ~llCI 01 1119 obogatloll st· PA."4V A CORPORATION AE· ~~llS 8':S!llfSS Namt St.a!a-
aeld Deed of Tn.rst. ol ·Akofioflc: ~ ~ $350,511 07. Payment arranty, expro11ed or LAWYER 0!1•0!>11990 1n Book •• rrd oy sao Deed ollrvst and OROEOJt.~E 2 1969 N 600 ment rm.st bl lled btlOfe tr.atn •• .llill~--ALLll!D llANCOf" llol 1o Mii elc:ohofic: bell9r· utl be by c:aah a c11tt-lmplled, regarding l1lle, P1ge •• ln11 • 90 47'~21 9 .,.E 6 F OFF •1 tm1 Tile 0 ol lflis Stattmenl • agn et 2200 Hart>« Bllld., ler'• check d,.~n on a poueallon or encum· On JUNE 16. 1994. at ol Ot11c1a1 Records tn lhe easona!tly PStlrnateO costs. 74 p,... 2 5 0 h. AL ~oes not o1 :st" aJf110(:ll lllt
TRUSTER Ste E·170 Cotta M .... CA 1la&e or naUonal bank e brances lo; &he purpose 1 D·OO A. M .• AMERICAN ottic:e 01 the Couniy Re· exptnses ari~ advances at Iha RECORDS ~se l.'I :?ld s~ta ot 1 FIClltlOllS
aY1 CONSOLIDATED 92827 with~ Beer & k drawn by, a a.ate I HllseYlng lhe lndebl· SECURITIES COMPANY corder 01 Orange Coun 1'"11 ol !he im~ pubficanon of 10 LA.~0 IS ALSO '<~O'o\:~ SY.sustie.ss N~ in vQ!ai)Oll ot
RSCONVllYA.NC• CO., Wine eating Place "41" Ii-or federal c:redl& union ne11 1ec:ured by uld as duly appointed 1rvstee ly Cahlorn1a end pursu Iha -NOiiet cl Sale ls tiE LOS M GHES C-01.i~TYjltle nghts el anot11tr i;ndlr fcO·
AQINT, 2103t VIN• cenM(a) r • eheck drawn by ~Deed ot Tru11 Including under and pursu1nt to ant to the Nohe:• 01 De· 122.01090 P~mentmustbe 1o:X. ASSESSOR AS 1520 W eral,St.ate,orcommonl311t (SM
TUAA 8LVD., SUITE Pub l 11 h • d New po.rt 11a1a or rederal uv.nga lh• '"'· charge1 and ex-Deed ot Trust rtcorded laull and EtflChon IO S4!1 by cash, a cash.er s clleclt drawn OAST, AND 1400. W COAST section 10 00 ttseq~ Bas111m a a o, woo D LA ND Beech..Co1I• M... Dally and loan auoc:1a11on, nae• ol lh• Trua&ee. SEPTEMBER 17, 1990, thereunJ11r record• on bf I Sl.l?t or federal ~nos IGHWAV , ,.1nd Prorttst0ns Colle)
MILLI CAeUM(ltl, Pllot.Junel, 1994. eving1 a11oc:lelion, or e trustee under said as ins~. No. 90 491204. 021261199• 1n Book ·and loan assOCoJtJon. sawios P NUMBER 049·L8064 flrstfu111g 340-4472 Th572 H1tlng1 bank apec:llled Deed of Trull caused a of Of11c1al Records 1n the Pilg1i1 rn .. L# 94 131199 UJOClatJOn. or Si•lllQS bani( 49 280 S5. 049 280·75 & NtWl>Oft BUcl1·Costa Mm
In HGllon 5102 ot I.he Fl-Nolle:• of Default and office of the County Re-ol u1d 0111c1al Records, speohed In st(.ton 5102 of !he 49-280-n o111y Pllotll~~~~~==~~
D•ledl 0 5111/1tHM PUBLIC NOTICE nenclal Code and autho· Election to Sell to be re-corders of ORANGE will Soll cm 06rJtw1994 • f1"inCial Code and autllor.ztd to Tiie strut adoress and oltle( CN2S2•60 May 26 Jun ~916 -111 i ... •ri KELLY REEVES,---------nied IO do bualne11 In corded In the county County, S1ete of C1l1for· t 00 PM al the Mort Oot1usoness1111111sstata ommon dtslgnabon, 11 iflY of,_________ ~ •••
TRUSTER SALi OF· CHl11711U thla i t.ale. • here lhe real property nie, executed by CHAU front entrance to lh he street aodress and otrler 1111 property cescr1btd PUBLIC NOTICE llL1 •lllWlf
FICIR LR Alm Acc:m&IT Alm The 11rfft addreu and la loc:aied and more lhan VAN NGO ANO MINH THI County CuurthuuH, 70 ommon 11es19na~on, 11 any. of bova IS purported to be HOO· Mortu•ry '* Ch.,.i
LPP 10093 .-AL~ nt! other common d•algna· l hree months have HO, HUSBAND ANO WIFE C111ic: Center Dnve We11 Ille rul properl'f oescrlbtd 1520 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY, file No. fl0t731 Cremetlon
Publlahtd Newport ,.::=-:aw lion, 11 any, 01 the rHI PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES above ts pur()orted to be. 2419 EWPORT BEACH, CA FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 110 ... _ _......8.,
BHch.Co111 M ... Dally V111 £ndedO-m*-31, ~·1~';u,t:~r:!~ R~~onO W&V Cos~Mes.> C rs:•msu~;rs~~,~~ ,~us: Tflt~~:!f;gE .. E:':r50ll(S) eo.:".M:;.· p= Miy 2fS, JUl'MI 2• 9• GENERAL l:l~ICAN LIFE 4401 WHI CoHI High• PUBLIC NOTICE he understgreo Trustee dis· ncorrectness ol Ille sltMt •~· ~· doing business as .... ,.
I . Tl\558 INSURANCE COMPANY ~ N-~•C:h, CA CITY 01' COSTA lll!SA . ct:ums an~ r>ib~ ty ror any ress and Oller common oesog-RIClleyCvi)rm Eltcb'ona Al ,
PUBLIC NOTICE 70f0~:05~·15'· ~·undertlOned Tru1I• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVCN that a public hearing wlll be held by the Costa ------=--~iTotel edmltted Hlttt: " d11clalma any llebUlty Me1a City Council on Ju.,. 20, t994, at 8:30 pm., or u soon thereafter as
YOU Ma IN D•PAULT t7,ee>e, 113,014 tOf eny lnco"dectne11 odt poulb,., In ttl• Coun<:il Chambera of Chy Hall, 77 Fair Drllle1,.Costa Mesa, on
UNDRR A Dl•D 01' T o t 1 t. 11 e b I 11 t I • • : . allfft ad reu in the rollowing item. ..... a.-. t7 201 122 112 thef" c:ommon de11gna· TRUST -T•D --•• eePltll 'stock•: t-0-, 11 any, ahown her• Th• 1994-95 Budge1 ror th• City of Costa Mesa will be eonsld•red for adoption
I, tHt UNLRSS YOU AotNfrate vmt.·ln• fOf In. at tttla l'Tl89tlng The following Is the proposed allocation of r9aources In
TAKE ACTIOM TO PRO. ..w 1t1an epeclal •"'tllue Benetlcl•rv' Bank ol aummary ror th• Flacal Year 1994-95. T•CT YOUR PROP• fund1: t -0-A,,_.ea NT a SA, Bani!· '
IRTY, IT MAYa• SOLD Oro11 peld In end orec:ICMUfe OepL,
AT PU8LIC SALi IF ~-•urptui: t -0-A • Krlaten Svoboda,
YOU NERD AN U.;LA-Aotretat• •"°*" eurptut: 3, 10600 Valley Vi-t40,007,te4 lr••t, CyprHI, CA NATION 01' TH• NA-UM11~;r. funde (1urplull: 30.0012. Telephone GeMral Fund ~~~~1:: ~HQ.Al~~ 1:Sit! .. ·1~m operatiol'l1: ~J7~2~3:!2~ade GH Tu Fund
YOU YOU IHOULD t ,t ,110,134 wiltlOUt covenant 0; Prop t72 • Public Sefety
conACT A LAWftR Net Income: t4l,Mt,4'1 arranty e1tpre11ed or HOME Program
T.a. NO.U040oTGi =~·~'=:!·~·~~led.' ~ng llUe, f'ed.,•I Rewnue She.ring
......... 1tU ; t1t1,43',323 RENT n--i--Tru.......... ln1u renoe In Force: Cornmunlty ........ .....,,m«1t Act
Under DeM N e t I o n w I d • : Perk 0.Vetop"*lt Fund
ef Truel : 'o':l:~3.;-:'8i?°° H 8 1 Ith through Classified Blcycle & P•O•strlan Facllltlet 11\et~N:O~o~ :~~.1~;~Jfhedule H: PLUG ' Land1ca1>9 Aa•n•tMnt Dlatrlcta CONVEYANCf COMPANY, ll'llUt11'1oe In Foroe : Oewloptn9nt Trip Chargff
U "'""'"-CM' IUCC9MOf C.afomla 9ualne11 ,. ... : Narcotlcl FOffelture Fund 1ru1tH, or 1uballtul•d fl 2Jf 414 tu truttM purlUMC to fie Aaoldent ' end h81lth F1re Pr01ectlol'I 0.V.lapm9nt F ...
Deed of Tn.t ..auled ~ ....,,._.Dftot Celfemla t974 Open Spac• Bond Debt 5-rvec.
JULIANA NICHOLi A. "I I ". • • p ••• : I N , .. 15 ·-D __ ... "'-bt ., __ .... WtOOW. 9'N0tdad Olll1/ t44, 121 M J • ""' """'"' """ ._ ....... 1•1. lnal ... , ....... ol • hMity MrUfy tl\et the Capllel Outley .
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o1 OMNGI CGUney, Calo IC~ fer the yetlf "4 lnlO ._ Ntt MMaufe ' C" COf\ltt\IC1jon = :C-0:::.. \:: := 0.:••::W ~ ,__, ....... "" r1Mnc1ng AUChorfty ConttAA'tlOO
110ft to 1a1 ........ ,. ~...,., et the It... ._" l'liil"-""• Vthlde Pntng Ointcts
OCNded Ol/1111tM Intl . .!.._ CelfofNe. ~ to .................. E~ ~Fund
.... 1 ... ol ..... Otldll -· ---· ..._.. ...... _.Ol/D/fUCHA"D A. LIDDY, ....,._.,,.,._
, .. 111t:30 , .... 11 THI ._ .... .,.. MAIN NOftTH INTIWICI J, IMITITTIR.
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1641944,900
1,797,500
385,075
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1,333,000
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1,734,000
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1,187,985
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1• aunnn, wet bar, crtyd. Aell -...e Our aaR mi to beh, 1400 mo; FRANCHISE For "" detait9 ~
BYVISIT.-.rGOR .. amT. l1IOO/mo. 455-3778 111R.Ocnft .1925wttBIJ.IOA •PICl811Frlg, d /W ~utlls.538-3052 BUILD A FAMILY SASE to: Am an
1..1-. ff~ Ill.BOA u._......._ 2BR Ocnft 11750 mo PllOlfSUUl 2807 Incl. eo.30 PoQI. No BUSINESS. Let the Pubt~~· 8:: 330 W. Bay Street "-·-•-• 2BR ~ le50 wtt peta. No '"•· No Prof N/S to ahr condo s.MceMaater Familv 2445 • •
Co•ta Me•a, CA 92627 PENDISUI.A 2107 ~ = ·P':: 1: = 1H •UY anmrr ..... M• •••• near bNc:h In NB. Pvt •tart vour own ,...,_ 19014. LLS? c
" 0 2BR -ils-A--newer "'--I ..... Behind the 1-. Ef· Oor ........ ocn flat-4BR· ba, tennis, PoQI. 1415 dentlal "' commercial OVERDUE 81 ut
(Corner of Ne•port Blvd. & Bay St.) Lux tum condO. felt condo In MC bldg on :td:'· .. : ~::: flclent 1BR:-"°;.ppla, 2~deck ~· Incl uUI. IM8-071M clHnlng franchlae. monthl'/ payment•
U. view, 2 MBA the 3rd lewl, pool, 2 • lndryM21(for1) Utlla ocn, dbl gar, yrly Room w/Prlvel• Fortune 500 company cup to~. UcenMd CIASSIFJED HOITRS: • ..... IUnHley COnd. car parking, w/d ThlFYJj1 IJj pd. No peta. Reta 12400 mo. 848-1201 INlth, near be.ch & onerlng unique train-and bOnded non-profit 11800 Af1. ..0-•9•4 hkupa, frpac, 3 '6lka to ..__ req'd. 723-0923 or 310 OCC. 1375/mo. Ideal Ing & marketing aup-company. 1.aoo.226-
Telephone Sam . 5:30pm Monday-Friday belleh, 11150/mo. A,_. .,._ ...... ._._ 6M-081918CM 1112 OCEANFRONT apar· for student 145-9589 port. Financing avail· 0190 EJCL 49. Call 24
Walk·ln 8:30am-5:30pm Monday-Friday CORONA nowt NJ' 979-481• • • 673-1'80 t04 1•111 St .,. • Od =~5~=:: ~~r'::: -~~·r~~· ~~~:.2t;: houra.
Seaclff on the Green l80k •-3Br 2~aa toe 1 BR upsn frig .... _ o 2360 1--------0EADLINES DEL Jill 2122 3Br/den/ 2·5ba. gtd JM P~ hM gated aml. ocn vw, ~ Agt, Mar .... 509-37 7 GAUGES HOM~ TYPISTS. PC MONEY u d F "d 5 30 comm,btn yd,ahutt.. comm MC aya' b9aut l750 mo-mo. Avt 7/1. FO• •e--2740 d d w·•U'P'l!ft 1"on ay ......................... r1 ay : pm •unnv 2ar hM, ~rma. l2200 IN 374-0745 ......... 9nutt.n. iz350 1$1-3488 or 7zo-9422 A10R 6 u • • r • n • • • . nn 6~ 2916
1' d M d 5 30 ir-.. 135,000 po\9nllal. liiiiiiiiiii!~!iiii!i!iimli ue ay ...... ~................ on ay : pm teff.c:., hkupe. • °' A/ii.. .Im Kine, 15W771 Modem 2ar, quiet. FrDt, lllSCILIJUIEOUS Detail• Call 1 90s-••
d T d 5 30 PCH Walk to ehopa a llVIN! 2144 • .-,. prttng No pee. 51~B 0o .... tront .. r.... · Ext e-ssao H'9h Int Rate. MoMy Wednes ay .................. ue ay : pm bch woH footbridge. Nlc•Ealtbl3BR 2wBA•11• _....... w. Ba·.,.11010,mo· yrty IENTALS fully 1o -1 w ... 962-8000 · · needed by pvt pa11y
W d d 3 30 $1150/ 8'73-7336 _..... ' enc a ... n ••• F... S50-S100K a.c by RE Independent........... e nes ay : pm mo. 2BR 2~Ba townhome, ho!. on .comer lot, IM. Avt 7/1. 840-5719 Newport Beach. 1189 HOTTER THAN STREET a. guaran. 75M142
Thursday ................ Wednesda y 5:30pm COST'• .-r• 2124 lg kitchen, frplc, dbl pool, trplc, garage. 7 aa.oaa4 FIGHTER 11. JUNE 1st
F d Th d 5 30 n. ..,,._ gar 11200 mo. Agt, Avt 7/1. 11350 mo CORONA l~ltiiOiiOiiiiiMiiS&iiii.ii2ii70ii6il~~~~~~~-I over 50 new games '"I••••••• ri ay ...................... urs ay : pm lliiiiiiiiiiiil••iiiil JMn Laten 729-7257 875-4912 Villa Rem.la 28221i one machine plu• #1 ANNOUNCEMENTS
Saturday ................ : ..•... Friday 5:30pm 2BR·1~BA townhouM,1 ________ Udo ,....,...,.lneula DEL MAI
5450
. No COMMERCIAL requested gam•,,.•••••••
GEi.IEftAL POLICY wahr hkup pvt patio NEWPO'DT aau1ront & Interior LIDO-Furn today. Peraonal tour.1• ' l~ ' walk·ln c.Oeeta, PoOI: ~ ho~•I Le ... or aal•I V•rv Laree 2Br 2Ba, amkg/drug, pvt entry, REAL ESTATE Financing available. --------
Ratet and deadlines art iubjrct 10 chanie '-ithour quiet. Very c .. an. No BEACH 2189 • Gnlftdr, RMlten 2·•tOfY, garage, W/d, 2 micro, frig, cable, Kim 1-8D0-486-7842. ANNOUNCEMENTS
notice. The .publiaher rratn·ts the right to rensor, peta, pleaH. 1815 Call 971M1181 decke. V•ry clHn. 720-1887 or 873-8717 LOCAL RT••24 Loca-2920
reclamh, revi •e or rt Jtct any ch u ifled mo. 844M>39a Newport Creat 3br 2.5. 11100/mo. 975-3889 N• Lg room w/full ---------1 tlona•Buv All Or iiiiiiiiiiijiiiii!ii!iiiiiiiiii adverti1t~ent. Plrue rtporl •n) m on that may l>t E'•ld• 1Br 1Ba hOUM Beach Area ba 2 car gar. wetbar. prlvll•dg••· Jae. Ideal BUSINESS OFFICE :..t~~:~!:16:3K •20120•
:_.J d td" 1 .,,,__ Dail p·1o •· totally remod, N/pet9 fplc, PoQI, apa, tennla, COSTA MESA 2624 for bualnHaper'aon. fO• llENT 276a T----WITHOUT GLASSES! in your clasaific:u • imm lll~ahryili •. •ncr Y 1 1 ~ new everything. 2311 Winter or Yrtw la l1600mo 722·9411 ~10 mo 842-ea1 t A • RETIRE IN ONE YEAft Safe, rapid . non-Tiie lndcptndrnl am pta no 1 ty or any trror in Carlton Pt. 846-9790 Furn/Unfurnished iPECTACUUUi 1 BR upatalra, quiet, IHIHSISSSS an ad\crti>emcot for which ii may be rupomible, 1-4BR Incl Waterfront SPYO" ••s HOii• N-PORT •••cH Realock display• In surgical, permanent E'ald• 28r 2'ABa $750 ~ $2000 mo. -very clMn, lndry f.c, HOTELS 1 -.--realorallon In 8-8 uttpl for tlae co'I of the lpace actually occupied by houM, deck & patio, VIiia Rentals Beautiful 5BR-4BA on P 0 0 I a . N 0 P • t •. u'c SUIT•• busy retail •hops. No wHka. Alrllne pilot the error. Crtdit can only be aUowtd for the fmt gar w/lndry. Avalt 7/1. lg lot w/lovefy n\cMJn. pleaae. 1550 mo .• MOTELS 2718 LowHt prlcH, free •alH experience nee· developed. OoclOf' ap-
111Jtrtion. $900/mo. 642·9264 675-A912 taln & city lights view. 844M>392 Nrvlcea. 833·9550 eHary. S5k minimum proved. Free lnlorma·
North ... _ 3BR·2BA -. Granite, llmHtone. 2B 2B laund hk alatt up. Monc•Y lba2ck lion by mall: (800) f 1 frenct\ windows. Total r a, ry up. LIV. IN LAGUNA Ve~ antacUve ottlcH, guaranlH. al 4 422•73~ ~::OO ::;:,~~!~ rp c ,1_________ remod. 2 frplca, main gar, lg LA, breakfast Fum Studio•, kJtchen-31st SL, Cannery VII· hours 1-800·260-3398 (812) 897•1U'75, -----•I NEWPOJtT HOUSES/ BEACH
...... a2a ftr bdrm/ba 3 car gar area. 1975/mo. 673-.n ... TV, pool. s175 lag•. NB. Phone Roy TRUCK DRIVERS Fax (612) 897·1079 On th• move? ~900/mo .. Avt 6/30: 8181 or 909-337-4515 & up wk. 494-5294 Jackson, 673-3733 Drive to ownlll so ••tlaf•cllon
CONDOS
FOR SALE
1069 TRIANGLE SO 3 bd, 222-1111 or 759'-1191 2BR-11A COTTAGE down, S0.78 per mile . guerenteed .
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nrepl.C.. patio, com· Sell your ~xtra Re/Mu Encl yard no pets VACATION 0 all mllHI Tractor own· George Herburt Col·
Muat hll 3Br 2Ba, mu~b~.J>:'· !JJOO household ·RENT 1725 mo. 7a2.eaM. . C MMEJtCIAL erahlp/30-42 months! lier pie ... call your
547 Rlv•rald• Dr. New1-...-...... ,.....~~1_.~1,....,.'T.'"'" Roomv 1ir, newly llENTALS 2722 PltOPERTY 2778 Aso.22 mile drlov•oropoayl dad al 909·944-9409 .. kit, hdwd nra 1389,000 Buy It. sell It. Find It. items • verage 1 , + Your mother died and
·(5) Owner 497-8598 ClaaaHled. in Classified through classified decorated. Pool, pvt mllH/month. Com-there are many quea-
patlo. 1575/mo. Avail N e w po r I B ••ch Prime . nu Udo Stor• pany driver poslUons. lions about her will.
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call HUD 11421-3500. WANTED . -1625
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•NEWPORT
BEACH., 1069
Model perfect 2 11)•tr
BR/2BA, pool/tennis, apa, nr bch. Reduced
to S209K 642·7054
Buy It. Sell II. Find IL
ClaaaHled.'
(800) 720-0751
fax (619) 434-5415 bkr
On the move?
Sell your extra
household
items
in Classified
QUIET Be SERENE ,
Palm l\lesa .Apart111ent:s
So near & yet so far ...
That's the fec!ing you get
when you live at Palm .
Mesa amid the lush
grccncry of sc:cludcd
wooci.s & statd y palms.
A Studios, I & 2 Bedrooms · Jrs. SS75 IO S600
• 1811. S6lS IO $650
• 2BR sns llO S7SO
A No rm. A V cn:icaJ Blinds
• c.ciling fans A NEW Carpet, Paint & Tllc
A fill'lC$S Room A Hated Pool & Jacuu.i
A r atios & Balcon.ics · A Garages Available
Office Hours: 9 :00 am • 5:00 pm M-F
an<~ 10:00 am -4:00 pm wcekcnds
1561 Mesa Dr.· Santa Ana Heights, CA
(714) 546-9860
mid June. 548-9081 oceentront 3Br 3Ba front. Office/Retail, 2 year• minimum ex·1---==:":'"---•CAii DRL iiili• near Npt BHch pier. 2000 at, below mkl/ perlence. New Apple SWISS
18r 1Ba seoo. Quiet WHkly. 714-434-1424 98c. Full Serv. Xlnl UnH Inc .. t·800-843· STUQIENT
E'alde toe. New paint, • traffic & parking. 8308 or 1 ·800·843· INTERESTED IN
etc. N/pet. Open dally 'D~NTALS TO PRU NEWPT 673·1900 3384, Madison, South READING & SPORTS. 8-4. 147 •·18th St ~ bakota. Other Scandinavian,
*••aTalD•• SBAi! 2724 VENDING RTE ESTAB • European. South -AmerlclUl, Japan••• S300 on 1 at mo, newly lmmed CAS~ Flow • high achoot student• decor 2Br, d/W, gar. • 1330 INCL UTIL BUSINESS 6 12500/Wk Pol I • Must arriving August. 8•
No peta. 845-4319 Roomy CM hH, W/d, FINANCE Sell 800·870-2354 come a Host Family/
Npt Ht• ~ Lg •tu· cab••· RHpon M/F. Buy It Sell It Find It A I s E c a I I dlo apt, hi b9am cells, Avail now. 642·5689 ciaaatn .. d . · •1.ecio.SIBUNG •
lndry rm, great area,1------------------!======== 1515 utla pd 720-1565 COM cla to bch/ahop• .------~----------. Buy n: s.11 1t. Find 1t. S390 utl pd. N/pet NIS BUSINESS -----.-...---------, Cl•••Hled. W/D. 7~ Avocado #B OPPOITUNITY 675-8634 She"I GARAGE SALE
HINTS _ HOTELS
27.18 •MOTELS
Clean rooms, cable TV,
phone, wttkly maid senice
Call For Introductory Ratti
2718
I070 Nnport Bmt., ~ Meea
(714) 831-8000
OB
1-8()()..184-3118
2904
$200-$500 WEEKLY .
Assemble products In
your frH time. Easyl
No ••lllng. You're
paid dlr.c:t. Fully
guaranteed. No ••P• rlenc• n.ceHary. Call
1-618·993-8025 Ext. Hl753. 24 hours.
900 Numberal SSS
HI Profits/Lo ~Ian upl
Top SS programs avl
nowl 1·800·865-1000
A PROVEN WINNER Up to S 12,000 cash
monthly In your
pocketl No Hlllng.
Snack & candv vend
machine• for local
route. lnvHtml req.
Before your garage sale
place a garage sale sign
where it wm be seen.
Make sure you· follow
all city ordinances and
any association
rule;
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' 3834 PAINTING . HAULING 3720 MOVING
DIRECTORY Deyoar• mother: boe11 ... 1 new entry
•••••••• Want a t\m envrnmnt maker & door hangar.
3622 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hauling Junk, Appli-
an~•. Yard Clean-Up,
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for your child? FT/PT Guar, reu. Baldwln
ca11 Hav1ey 444-1614 Lock•. Don, 521.9910
ACCOUNTING/
ALL R•P.AIRS-Wood
C..Mtlque..Upttot
142-4754 Fr" p.uJdel 1711 Newport Bl, CM
Etc. Call Mike 9441-1391
TAXES 3406 CLEANING ELECTllCAL 3610
35411•-----•1 Sleolrloal work Loe.. Uc. contractO'
Quick ReaponMI ·
ce ...... teLetor8iiOft HEALTH/ =~F~k~~~~~ NUTllTION 3742 lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SEIVICES
8001dc1tn9.-Peraonal & -------detNery ... :a.1 ea3 buelneaa-ali phaHa-
blll paying, aec:tarta1, •WINDOW CLEANING•
local 20 yra 760-J n1 FREE ESTIMATES
N~ural •1rth Control
99% eftec:tfve PMS a
Infertility application.
Fr•• Intro aeaalon
Mary 955-2334 IUSINESS,
OPPOlTUNJTIES 3487 --------~----
DlatrtbUtors needed
l200-S 10,000/mo. Mrktng, Htth,& Beauty
Prode. BODY IMAQE
SOLUTIONS 549-5075
297-8081 David Free Eat. 950-7042 1-G-UD--111-G--3--i
Honaat-rellabl~efa xlnt nuCI$ wonc Let me take the GR dirt OU1 of your home • DI-3•15 l'lnlahed •r•dln .. ------3-7_8_4 -• v Dlr1-concrete-aaphalt JEuntY •y Maty • 850-17111·-------w~
•• ~ "" Ina. -------· ~~~~::~·m~~b~. •nrc~:::t= 3',5' Bobcat 55M&ee Wiiiiam Harold Jewetera
auallty work.Reta. ••.:::;'L., Watch & Jewelry repair
• 831·2259 • Ree w...!. ~7eeos BUDY-·• 3710 Antique/Fine Jewelry Jim .... r .... 842 1208 IRAA lluJ/llMradl 973-0H• . ---------•Wood I'.,....• ,..,....,,.., ,... """""'
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CAIPENTRY 3510 MASONRY 3557
TRADE
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Th• Captain beats
everyone• prlceal Ina. hardworking, prof.
L•174192 944-4937
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Oranll•/Olablk lnatall Slab Fabrication,
cleanup Uc 193-2380 PLUG
IN
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LOST• MElllUSBIPS EllPLOYllDT lllPl.Onmrt PUUJTUU I014
•PO•UllD---•21•2•5I 3011 5530 SllVlas 55331•----•I liil• ............. llmi ............. 8RAS8 .. D, On az, POUND• ,.,,,.,. o.,.. C...tw Clult ttMafet. RMI e..... ... u • u w/ffnn Ot1ho man ....
mM Sheperd BIKk & able mberahlp l400o ,..._. be ewwe thaS never uNd, boxecs.
Ian, looU ~a pure P9l'f AIU vaJ•tl*klnQ the ...... In Ihle cal· eo.t $850, must Mii bred. Seema to have avallab19. 644-1121 egory may l'9qUlr9 you 1250 cuh. 77~ ~ In • recent doa IO cal a 900 number DAYiiD whtlbrau, flghL Found In the vf. WANTaDz aalboa In which there la a compa.te w"1undle &
clnlty ot Santa Ana •ev Club member-charge per minute. man•a. Never uNd.
H9ighta, neat Ot'chld. ship. Call Mark, 714/ EARN UP TO 17001 Coat $850, must nil ~.:.rlda~ J~~ 3f:i 031-1978. WEEK. No e..,.nenc.. 1250 c:uh. 774-eSOO
152..o43 or 831·1030 Part-clme/Full time. Designer Blk granite --------1•••••••• Proceu mortgage r• COffM tbl $325. Beige "---. ... R E Roooptlonlat/Penon fund'a . Toll free aofa/ love. grt cond.
VW'Q91-ewarcl MPLOYMENT Frid••· Caaual at-1-800-778-3305 S200. Cherry BR ... fOt lnfonnatk>n leading moaphere & dreu. $525. 722-1841 to the murn of very Coata Mesa arN, fun1 _________ ~~-...,..,.,------
old china dl•h••. office. aam.12 noon. oo-mrncs 5540 Rthan Allon formal llV· bowls and VHH, col-~MPlOV'll•rNT Call Jack, 708-2385. ~ Ing room $890. Victo-
lec:tlon of children1 ~ • ''"" rlan sofa/love aeat
booka, Madam Al••· 5530 Receptlonlat/SectJ Child Car• needed In S925. Cherry sleigh
ander dolla, aheet EmphHl1 on recep-my Huntington Bch bdrm ••• St 6 50.
mu•ic from 1920, tlon dutlH with over· home. (Bushard & Leather den ••I
1930 & HMO, 10011 APPT SETTRRS flow .. cretarlal-flling Adams) during the S1500. Unused. Can
and misc things taken Good phone voice & for Newport Beach aummer. M·F 12pm-· deliver. 895-e046
In a burglary In the vi-goal oriented. Earn law firm. WP 5.1 & xlnt 6pm. Muat be US yrs Hatian cotton 2-pc Met
clnlty of Tustin Ave. big S. Call between 10 communication •klll• old, apeak EngUah & aofa. great cond $250.
and 17th Street In & 2, 1·800-764-2473. a must. Law office exp have own transpo. Dinette Mt 48"rnd tbl
Costa MHa over Me-pref. Salary nego-Reta req'd . Deni.. & 4 ~I canebk chra,
morial Day WHk•nd. Beer tender/ Hrver liable. Send '"ume to 832-771 O Ext 100 brn b4tntwood perfect
Pie ... call 714-548-apply In person: Barn P.O. Box 5209, Irvine btwn hm-4:30pm or cond '250. 122-9515
8441. No quHtions Sleakhou1e-2300 92718-5209. 965-~ aft 8pm .-ed. Harbor Bl 31, CM R"taurant King alze bed, S75.
ttiANNll!S Old meet llght.s $50 LOST DOQ vicinity BOAT MRCHANIC STUDIO CAFE with Integrity needed. ea. Gas dryer S75.
Newport Pier 20th St. With certifications for la now hiring for our Ca I I Qr an n I e 1 ' Moving. 642-4174
4-yr-old whho Malt· OMC, Mere Cruiser, new loc&Uon Jn down-Nannlea 875-2545
•••• red collar. Volvo factory dealer In town Hunt. Beach. Phone 875-8011 be-Lake Atrowhead. F/T, • •Managera
fore 10am or after JClnt wagH & benefits. •Food/Cocktail
8pm. RllWARD Call 909·337-4460 5..-vers
· •Bua Peraon1 [OST: R E W A R D BOOKKERPRR PIT -Cooks
Ear M·F 11-3. 1 O-key by •Banend•rs Gold ring With Em-touch. Newport Beach •Hoat Persons erald Inset-Balboa Is· rHtaurant. 645-8384 Apply 1n· peraon at ANTIQUES 6010
MERCHANDISE
Must Selll Cherry 7 pcs
Rice Poster bedroom
S 1980 Matching TV
Amolr avall. Formal
Chel'ry On Anne Din-
ing rm & Living Rm
make offer, 3 pc1
leather sofa, love. chr s 1650 OBO 895-6048
f
. Run your ad in ·
the Newport Beach
Costa Mesa Doily
• Pilot and the
Huntington Beach
Fountain Valley
Independent to
reach over
100,000 homes.
Fax us th is form
w ith your credit
card# or ma il ir in
with. a check
land-Thursday June 2, Duffleld Elootrlc 100 Main St., Balboa. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Navy blue & wht plndot
In the 200 bl .. Marine Boat Co. H•k• pur-Retail Antlque-.'Colleotab... aofa, 2 off-wht uphols Avenue. Please Call chasing agent marine OUT OF SANTA 11'1! wanted for upcoming chra. Xlnt cond. $400
• {714) 646-0853 • knowledge p;eferred. Seek1 el(p'd aalesper-auction June 24. We cash. 966-0964 aft 6p
Send rHume: 670 W son for allver J~elry buy or accept con-Old Engllah pub bar *"IE WARD• 17th Sii D-2 ~M kiosk In Fash Isl. P/T, algnmenta. Call John w/ltools, trundle MISSING CATS 92627 • hrly+comm. 844-5953 Riverside Auction Co. beds, llv rm furn, sec-
LI. grey and whit~ Sales 714-52s-29se or tlonals; formlca cock· long haired c.t miss· Hair Styllat/Colorlat/ L 1-800-62-AUCTION tall tables, sofa tbl,
Ing alnce 5-30. Also Manlcurlat for exclu-' EXP OSNE GROWTH •BUYING ITEMS• nested tbl. 898-1887 Ora·nge long-haired slve Newport make-up While most compa-
-for· just
today! Run for a
week! If your
car does not
sell we ' II run it
for another week
FREE ! All for S 1 Q*:
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tabby mlsaing since 6· studio. Station rentals nles are down1izlng From 180<>-1960. t pc --------
4 Near Mesa Or. and avail. Call Slavens we're UPSIZINQ. Jewelry to entire houH MERCHANDISE
Irvin• Ave. Santa Ana and Cross, 646-1394. Leading national mar· contents. Immediate MISC 6015 Heights area. Please ketlng co. has .. varal cash, top S. 67~223 •
ca11 (7 t 4) 955.3025 LT CONSTRUCTION •al•• postJt1ons open iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
for ••If-motivated lndl-t---------1 Custom Oriental Karas-REWARD $10/Hr 821-6800 vlduals with positive APPLIANCES 6011 tan Rug/pad, gor-~Brown Tenler puppy attitude. 250-7044 geous. 11'h' x18'h'.
male, 12 wks Old, .~ Management •Soorotarir PfT• ATTN 8UILDRRS 50-Sac 53.900 759-7659
swers to .. Toto:· Lost ISport1 Mindedt Small friendly NB area yr-old top-of-li ne Everything Needed
June 7.· vicinity Vlcto-Executive d irector office. You'll be multi O'Koofo & Merritt to' Furnlah ApU Incl
rla & Parsons St .. CM. •Mks 3 lndlv w/xlnt skllled ~Ith a •ales gas range. 875-6447 aml appls, misc item PhOfJ• 548-3830. people skills. health personality. Common FREE w/larger pur-
background a +, prof sen.. a must. Hra Lg capacity Kenmore chase! (714} 377.9723
1 ,... appearanca. S6K/Mo. flex. Resumea: P.O. Washer/Dryer, perfect--------'-••••••••I !raining avt. Call Fred Box 1246 NB 92663 cond, $200.a. Lg S/S Must selll 1 On box PERSONALS 714-25().9448 SEW OUR HAIR Amana refrig/freezer spring & matt. Obi pll-
ACCESSORIES $250. Moving • Must low top $299. 1 Kg ·······•II MODELS: for ads & AT HOME sell alll 857-6450 box spring & matt dbl C · plllow top $399. Both
PERSONALS 3002
atyle shows. all Dave nm and easy. Cail NEW 1tackabl• washer sets unused. Can
at Savannah'• Hut nowl Accessorle1 Etc. & dryer, $525, Fl'lgld· deliver. 895-6046 875-e73~4 1·813-264-7578 Ext 9. alre hvy dty 960-7794
,..,..,,,..,,....=----~~-Pool tbl $100,plano New Bakery-located in Start '11·41/hr+ ben· '89 Kenmore all •lee-$225. 2 brwJl imitation Charming.petite, 50'1sh friendly busy shop •flla. For application & Irle, heavy-duty, com-lthr couchel" like new
Jewl1h F w/lota of ping ctr needs baker Info 1·216-324-3774 pact, atackable, S75 ea. 2 micro ovens
interat1 & a smashing asst baker, & counter call 7am-tOpm 7 days washer & dryer. Excel· w/stands $75 ea,
Hxy smile 1Mk1 a Ille personnel. Hrs/Wages Work •t Homo-Lota lent Condlllon. Ideal 548-6829
companion. who Is negotiable. 644-0303 of Job• la •11 Send for apartment1/Con--..,,s-u-N"""o""'u""'E""'s""T,...•...,..w-o""'L'"'F""F~ educated N{S. finan-<SASE to: RAE. 838" "dos. Waaher hook•
clally-aec:ur• & family-Real Estate Camino de Loa MarH, up to kltchttn faucet. TANNING BEDS '
oriented. e3t-4053 ,c.240-413, San Clem-$325 Call 957-3021 New commerclal· ---------1 lmM. llTAft.... ..ite, CA 92873 home unite from HOT & WILD! a._,......., a.. a....-· S 1 SISl .00. Lamps-
1·800-86<MSl6SI ; -~-:o·~ On the move? FtmNJTUllE 6014 Lotions-Accessories.
Toll FrM Call cal Ron TIYtor Monlhly• palments ,...,.,..,.,,,,..-=.,,..,.,~~"'='==1 --Pnu•i ·:I Sell your extra tow as s1 .oo LIVE PASSIONATR 11•w ·••• -ho sehold Antq French armolre, Call tod•yl FREE
PLAYMATBS 1-800-NI 6'1ft U beveled mlrr door • NEW
859-KtSS (54n) ~ • items 40"w x 97"h, perfect color catalog
s2.so-u.H tm1n: 1a+ 673-7300 in Classified cond s1S100. 759-7659 1-800-46~·9197
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ATIUNS' 'REP' SEEMS ·111\E OLD TIMES
W odd premiere
• • v~ry 1mpress1ve
By TOM TITUS
~atching a local theater· group'
grow from promising newcomer
to cultural institution can be a
fascinating process. The old timers among
us have enjoyed just such an experience
O\Cr the past three decades with South
Coast Repertory.
Now one of SCR's occasional practitio-
ncrs, playwright/director Greg Atkins has
come up with a dramatization of this
metamorphosis which he calls simply
"Rep." It's currently enjoying an irnpres-
)ivc world premiere llt the Costa Mesa
Ci' ic Playhouse. '-
·~Rep" looks at a struggling theatrical
troupe at the mjdpOint of its initial sea-
)Oll, picks iHlp again two years later when
~ucccss is· beginning to soliruly the com-
p:i ny, then fast:forwards to the eighth sea-
son, which finds the group enjoying pro-
ft:)sional status and moving to a brand-
ncw theater. -·
Ttre story unfolds through. the personal
li\e) of the theater's director and five of
its actors as they deal with early adversity,
growing pains and personal traumas, and
fin::illy the fulfillment of maturity. Any
s11nilarity between "Rep" and SCR prob-
obly is intentional -but two of the lat-
ter's founding artists were_in the opening
night audience taking notes, and they'll
"eigh . in with their own assessment in
these pages.
Atkins has chosen a handful of familiar
EMPIRE~:
·an East Cqas~ feel,
West Coast attitude
By TOM SPEISS
0 wners of the. new Empire Ball-
room like to bill their expansive,
plush nightclub as a classy joint
wi1h :i "New York-European" feel.
8u1 for expre s1ve clubgoers like
Momquc LcVc que. already a stalwart fan
11 1hc <:0~1.1 Mesa naght~l. ~he aesthet-
~' MCll I ,I\ important asthe Sl?C.
" I he dance floor is !.O big that you have
~I..· ,1h11l, ltl dance and move without
h.1 rnping into o ther people," said
! c \ c~que. At other smaller venues. 4 eVesque said she often collides into
• ot her patro ns because of her flailing-arms
dance stvlc.
"h's -Just a more comfortable en-
vironment," said LcVesque, who often
"alks to the Empire from her boyfriend's
nearby flat.
Since finally opening it's massive S3
million doors on April 2, the 13,500-
\qu<1re-foo1 Empire Ballroom at 640 W.
17th St . has entertained about 1,000 cus-
tomers on any given night, according to
Butch Rillera, one of the club's four man-
agers.
\
"We have a different ambiance than
any other club in Orange County, with
more of a New York-European feel, that's
why we're packed," Rillera said.
In fact, Rillera claims on opening night,
he club lUt:.Dcd..away more th:m~~
turner..
·•People come to the Empire Ballroom
tll ~cc anJ be seen -it's a real good-
looking crowd ," he said, adding that the
duh'~ ~tdct dress code -no tennis hoes,
m1 ... horls and no hats -adds to its "big
lit)•· tttmosphere.
"Our clientele hkcs to dress-up," Rill-
era. 48, said. "We're an event, a destina-
twn spot, not just another bar on the bar
parade.''
Indeed. the Empire -complete with
!>even pool tables, a two-couch "skybox,"
mist machines and a sort of Euro Disney,
tgyptian-esque feel -is different from
other local dance clubs {like Bacchus,
Roxbury and Irvine's Metropolis) in that
it is open only on Friday and Saturday
111ghts. The club also does not serve din-
ner -something that Rillera, with his 9
p.m. start time, believes is not cost-
eff ective.
Still, on a recent Saturday night, it
w;.l\n't all de rigueur black and stuffy
!lportcoats at the Empire. The clubaoen
dt'>playcJ a grunge look with a 90phi1ti·
c.t1cd cdac, reflective of the coastal loca·
tion anJ Jhe fashion-conscious -but still
ea~uitl-mindcd -locals. There were
~ healthy dcN: of both blazcn and lacy ... ~
Stephanie Courtney (left) and Jill Smith attend to a bloodied Steve Gomer after
a flareup in the world premiere of "Rep" at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse.
types for his ptotagonists. There's the
tightly wound newcomer (Bill Tigue)
who's put off by the late-arriying company
clowns· (Steve Gomer and Paul Jack"), but
who falls for the tartish ingenue (Jill
Smith). Then there's the latter's more
practical b'uddy (Stephanie ~ourtn.ey) .and
the dynamic young director who holds the
troupe together (Joe Finnegan).
Tigue is the most impressive of the cast,
bal'1ncing his personal and professionlll
intensities skillfully and conveying the im -
pr~ssion that he's a terrific actor (though
we never see any of them actually per-
-m
WHAT
"Rep"
WHERE
Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse
611 Hamllton St., Costa Mesa
WHEN
Thursdays through Saturdays at a p.m ..
Sundays at 2 p.m. 'tit June 26
HOW MUCH
$10
MORE INFO
650-5269
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Two -who were there struclc
by similarities to young SCR
r
(Editor 's Note: About a morlth ago, word rcachc:J Don TooJ... one oJ South Co.1,t Rep-
ertory's founding actors, \'ia the theater gr:ipe\mc th.11 Greg Atliins h:icl 11m1cn ;1 pl;1,1
about SCR entitled "Rep" that IHJ.s being produl·ecJ b.1 Cu::.til ,\Je::.;i Cn 1c PJ.1ylwu)t.', He
was told the play would draw b:ick the mu>t.V curw111 on SCR') hi::.tOf) .~nd re1 c.11 t/Jc
seamy underbelly of backstage life in sometimes >urdhl acwil So 11 he11 the D:iil_~ Pilot
conrncted Chris Gross, SCR's public relation) Jircctur. ;ibuut ge11ing wme SCR reJc-
tion to the production, Took :incl Arr KoustiJ..12not/Jer founJing mc:mbcr, 1ump'"·J .11 1/ic
chance. Armed 11 ith their critics pens and notebooJ..~. and the phone number of .J good
libel lawyer, they attended the opening night perform:1ncc. Hen: are their· n::Ktium.)
I<OUSTII<'S VIE\V
A s I walked into th e small, cozy auditorium ol CMCP. I ''a~ tal..cn ba~I.. in 1imc
• immediately. l ~tared at the unlit -.et and then: before me \\JS a facl11n11le of th\!
lobby of the SCR store front theater in Costa ~lc~a. 1 he lobb) "here .,o much
had happened for 1hose of us \\ho are still ''ith the theater
I wasn't sure what to e\pect from Greg Alkins pl 3} "Rep ... Uut b) the end of th.!
evening, l wa~n·1 disappointed at all.
As the play unfolds, ''e are introduced to the cen1r:il charact<:r. R1ch:1rd. 1 did nut
say main char::icter because in repertory no one :ic1or 1 1he ~l!1r. And the cornpan~ of
actors in th is piece validates this premise ·
As the play un folds, I begin to realize th::it "h;it h happemng on ~tagc con1ur ' up
similar events as 1 remember 1hem.
I could detllfl each and every fl;bhback. but 'l don·t behe\c 11 b ncces-.ar). \\ hJt i'
necessary is to gi'e cred~ to the play•Might for" rning a piece '' hich hall some
\\Ondcrful dialogue and characters" hi<:h brought b.ick memorie ... A ti.ins abo g..l\e the
audience a flavoring of what his experiences were lil..e at the theaters \\here h.., ltfi:
began to b.e nurtured. •
As I mentioned, the dialogue "'as 1emf1c. \\rttten for the ac1or~ to sa,or and enJO).
so they could gi'e the lludience a chance to e\pencnce life bacl..,tagc and behind the
scenes.
The actors did their jobs to a 'T.' Or m<i)be I l>houlJ sa) ·p· and th.11 rhyme' '"th
Professionally. Their energy and belief in the plJ)\\rtght°s \\Ord~ ''ere 'Cf\ed Ill 1 .c
audience to delight in.
Th: evening brought me tickled memories, fru,1r~111ng Oa.sh backs. and fond
• See KOUSTIK/C2
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IN SEARCH OF BEAUTY
By llOYA FOULADI
and CHRIS ClllSWELL
. T here is a serene and
beautiful place right
in your backyard
that most locals haven't vis-
ited, but should. Sherman
Library and Gardens in Co·
rona dcl Mar is well worth
the nominal entrance fee
that brings with it a world
of lush vegetation and calm
surroundings.
Sherman Gardens has
been in operation since
1966 and occupies a city
block from Dahlia to Fern-
leaf next to Pacific Coast
High\\ay. The garden's bo-
tanical collections include
rare cacti and exotic tropi·
cal plants from around 1he
world. The gardens are di-
vided into several areas
housing group:. . of plants
from different climates and
regions.
The Sherman Library
houses a collection of lit-
erature, maps and photographs
of the Pncific Southwest. While
it is primarily a research library
for students. it also contains
microfilm storing old city direc-
tories and ne,,spapers 1hat may
be of interest to people who
are tracing 'their lineage. Sh-
erm:in Gardens also offers lec-
tures and classes on gardening,
cooking and history,-as well as
EMPIRE
From C 1
retro-'70s dresses.
The Empire, which also feature~
a '$JO al 10 p.m." cover charge
and the largest non-country dance
Ooor in Orange County, will begin
a '70s funk and disco night on
Wednesdays, beginning June 22.
The funk and disco night is pan
of the club management's effort to
draw a variety of customers. De·
spite Rillera's extensive experil;!nce
with country-western nightclubs -
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ROYA fOVIA.DI PHOlO
WHAT: Sherman library and
Gardens
WHERf: 2647 Pacific Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar
WHEN: open 10:30 a.m. to 4
p.m. dolly
MORE INFO: 673-2261
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evening lecture series.
ROYA'S TAKE
Most people I ask have
never been 10 Sherman
Gardens, "hich is their loss
becau!te it's an incredibly
beautiful and relaxing place to
See GARDINS/CJ
he was hired away from a 12-year
l>lint as a manager with "The
Hop'' chain -he said he realizes
'70s dance tunes are "the latest
trend, the latest style."
"And," he said, "if that works,
we might add mure nights in the
future -but that's a long way
off."
Maybe not. Several fans said
that despite the admittedly s"ieep
cover, they eagerly attend Empire
whenever possible.
Tom Spciss is a frcc-l:mcc writ-
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remembrances of dreams -some fulfilled, some yel lo be fulfilled.
Atkins gave a "slice of life" of the lheRter life to those in the
audience who fantuize about it and those who make it possible. I hope
lhis play will please many and have a life of it's own eveo1ually. It's a
fun evening at the theater for the audience and obviously for lhe actors.
TOOK'STAKE
Greg Alkins says his play is nol about SCR, but aboul backstage
theater life in general, and repertory theater in particular. But lhat is
where things get sticky. Since Greg has been associated with SCR for
"lore than 2_0 years, the play can'l help but be aboul SCR ... sort of.
Some references and similarities to SCR hislory arc extremely
'accurate: The first act set (one of three nicely rendered by Mark
Andrew) is an eerie facsimile of SCR's Third S1ep lobby with its twin
staircases and dutch·doored box office. The characters in lhe play are
rehearsing "Winnie-lhe-Pooh," one of SCR's first children's shows.
Other direct SCR references: actors sleeping in the lheater (on
occasion); overflowing loilets in lhc reslrooms; actors working in a
bookstore to make ends meet (Hal Landon, Ron Boussom, and myself
among others used to work at the UCI Books1orc in lhe late 1960s);
alcohol and drug abuse and recovery from lhe same (SCR\h:is had its
share of those who lived life to the hilt :ind lhen some, though no more,
I daresay, th:in any other business of corporation of its size).
Atkins' characters also exhibit a tendency toward bedhopping and
general sexu al exuberance. The SCR founders likewise were certainly
not prudes. We were healthy young human animals, enthusiastically
exercising all our creative capacities to the fullest ... SCR was, af1er all,
a product of the '60s.
Atkins' dialogue gave me ttie "willies" at times, it so coincided with
SCR history: "We have to grow or die." I don'l know how many times
David Emmes said that at.the old Second S(ep. We knew we had to
expand or lose our support in1he community and our mom~tum
toward deve loping a full-lime professional thcater.1
In "Rep," a young playwrighl says to the producer: "You have a
reputation for doing things right." SCR has developed just such a
reputation over the years by providing playwrights from all over the U.S.
and abroad a hospitable venue to experience a first·rate professional
production of their plays, (G reg's fictional c.ompany, the Regional •
Repertory Theater, specializes in U.S. and world premieres of U.S.
authors, just us SCR does).
'"Theater is a family, and there are no secrets in a family." SCR's
members are continually describing our relationship to each other in
terms of an extended family. We :m~. closer to one another, in many
cases, than our own flesh and blood.
0.K., let's get to the nilly gritty. There is one character that is very
close to a certain SCR founding member in terms of personality quirks
and mannerisms. The man himself is vivid and so perhaps lends himsel(
to easier characterization than some of the rest of us. It is an
affectionate homage, which sums up lhe play's lone. "Rep" made me
laugh and made me cry, and that is what lheater is all about.
Atkins obviously loves actors and is familiar with their drives and
demons. He has spent most of his life in the performing arts as an actor,
mime, teacher, director, author, and now as a consultant to the Disney
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REP frem C1 self matures from the trite to
form). Smith relics overmuch the significant
on ph)·sical cliches to sell her Ensemble aspects of .. nep
character, firsl as a ra\'enous arc particularly winning. ·1 hi!
flirt and· later as 3 drunk who's characters and their relation·
endangering the qualily of the shipl> arc firml)1 es1ablbhcd by •
troupe's performances. At"-ins and hi-. cast, and thu'.
Gomer and Jacek are a tan· 1he s" i1ching around of roman.
dem entry, 3 pai r of practical tic partners in the final scl.'.'nc
jokers who keep the mood light needs little explanation.
while giving Tigue fits. Gomer, M:Jrk Andrew's SC1 des1grh
however. is the stra ighter char--a lobby and dres!ling 100111
acter of the two, experiencing effected by a manually pro·
occasional bu1sts of reality, pclled turntable -arc propcrl)
while Jacek is 3 constant ir· downscale anti eusily convcneu Rub Ul:incy's original mu .. ,~ ritant, mining the limit in con\ic .1dds ti touch of frcshnes,, anu
gold from his persona. costumer Pat Tompkin; h.1,
Courtney rcndcrl> a strong in-come up \\ith some attroct1\c .
terpretution of both her per· iouches, Cllopecially in the earl~
sonal and professional goah, "Winnie the Pooh" segment.
and consequently is the mo:.I" As an original play. ''Rep ·
naturally :tppcaling of th~ cast. impreslloeS \\ ith its thoroughne'~
finnegan b a solid figure of and :iuention to det:iil. lt\ a
au1hority, but \\Ould be more must-sec for local rcpcrton
credible if he lol>t his perpetual theater groups such as the <:om'·
grin. O C C II Atkins' script (\\ hich he also p:rny at range oast o egc. and undoubtedly \\ould pique directs) is dccepthe, est.iblhh-the interest of longtime South
ing its comic aspects earl) on. Co.isl Repertol) stah\ ans. then veering into hca' ier w.i-
ters when it's lt:ast e\pccted. 1 1'0111 Titus /ins rc•·icuwl local
As the characters grow and t/1catrr fur l/1e V:iily Pilot si11l·1·
tackle increasingly more de· oull1 Coast Rcp('t'iory's im·t·p·
manding material, the play it· tio11.
• Machine. In "Rep," he ~s drawn a loving portrait of a group of youn L
artists banded together in the pursuit of a common goal -to cre~1tc J
professional theater company. They pLly, they scrap, the~ love, the>
come clo er to hating; but their intcnl>c loyalty to one another through
good times and bad and their dc"otion tu their common cau'c mer t h~
play's 10-year time span b unquestionable.
This season mar"-s SCR's 30th anniH:r:.al). \\hat a lmely gilt. Th~in~
you, Greg.
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Weekend
GARDENS
fr .. Cl
visit. Even though it is right next
10 Pacific Coast Highway and
almost everyone has driven past it
and wondered whnt it was like
inside, most people don't bother
to stop and go in.
A visit guarantees a quie1 and
peaceful experience unmarred by
crowds and confusion. Their ore
plenty ot nooks and benches
where you con sit and soak in 1he
sun and flowering plan1s withou1
being disturbed. It's a good place
10 go to lnlk wi1h somebody you
haven't .seen in a \\ hile, and a
good pince to go to pain1 or read.
My favorite part of our\ i-.it was
1he Touch and Smell garden
designed for wheelchair access and
for people \\ ith impaired \'i .. 1on.
The plants in 1hat !!ICCl1on arc all
fun to touch and nca1 10 1;mell.
There nre fu uy Lamb\ Ear planb
.ind scented geranium' that :.mcll
li~e apples, lemons and coconub.
There's a fern gro110 a1 1hc other
end of the gardens 1h~1t i-. rilled
\\ith giant stag-horn ferns and
:iir·plants 1h.a1 cas1 a coot llhal.le
down lhc walkway.
I'm telling you, this 1s a nice
place lo go and it's filled with
wonderful sights and scents.
There's also a tea garden that
serves ligh1 lunches Saturday
through Monday, and a gift shop
W.here_you can pick up a quaint
gift for a garden-loving fr iend. The
Gardens even offer free
educational lours for classrooms
lhat are led by trained docents
who tell stories and keep the
students interested.
With a setup like 1hat, there's
no excuse for not seeing the
Gardens. And if you are a
horlicultural whiz, Sherman's can
always use another volunteer to
ad~ to .the 100 or so who help
maint:un tlnd run lhis green
machine.
CHRIS' TAKE
Sherman Gardens is a little
oasi!I of serenity dropped in the
middle of town. When you walk
through 1he gates, you feel your
pace alter dramatically. The color
fill you1 eye!., and your nose is
inundated with vapors and
perfumes created by nature's
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hand. Wander in q~iet repose,
walk with a lover, or meditate with
the rustic of gentle ocean breezes
1hrough the foliage.
A feature J found particularly
interesting was the section of
cac1us and arid plants. r love the
desert and its inhabitants, and i1's
a thrill to catch so many va rieties
on a stree1 corner. The open air
and sunlight on your face allow
you to imagine the birthplace of
lhese photosynthetic anomalies.
Sherman houses many different
species, some resembling the
Saguaro from southern Arizona,
und others remind you of the
miles of Occa1illo in Joshua Tree.
Wad e, the Garden's director, tells
us that most of the specimens they
have began as small cuttings and
have reached lheir huge stature
through years of care and growth. f-view ~Orth waiting for.
Sherm:in Gardens also houses a
greenhouse filled with rare,
1ropical plants from around the
world. Within lhc s\\eltering,
rainforest-like atmosphere, you are
tram.ported 10 a jungle of beauty
':Ind mystery. .
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Pilcher plant "'ilh carnhorous
blooms that feed on hapless
insects. A look to the right exposes
the large as ortment of orchids on
display. Their colors melt and
bleed into one another as the
steam surrounds their twisted,
sexual shapes. It's no wonder
Georgia O'Kcef e and Robert
Mapplethorpe spent so much of
their artistic existence bringing
them to life.
There is a small pond filled wilh
giant Koi, and bromeliads hang·
their spikes from 1hcir symbiotic
perches above. The whole !.cenc
really transports you.
If you have some time off or,
better yet, if you can't 'ecm to
find any lime, pencil in Sherman
Gardens for a respite from th e
routine. Hey, ir you have to ...
take your work "i1h )OU. It's a
nice place 10 hang.
Balboa ls/:J11d resident HOJ D
FoulDd.i is a Nc11port Benclt Art~
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Delicious Dining at John Dominis
By MARLA BlllD 'B abtUe'1 Feast," an Academy Award-,..
winning foreign movie
was a daulement of food and
wine, and Lasse Sorensen, one of
1he chefs responsible for actuaJly
preparing the elaborate courses
shown in the film, is now cooking
delicious food at John Dominis in
Newport Beach.
WHAT
John Domlnll
WHIR
2901 W... Coatt Highway
Newport leach
WHIN
dlnnet MondaYI through
ThundaVI. 6 to 10 p.m.,
Ftldayl and Sal\ldayl to 11 p.m..
Sunday, 5:30 to 10 p.m.
Su*Y bNnCh 10 o.m. to 2 p.m.
m
oysters baked with a touch of
Jmger chili and garlic parsley arc
included in the hot appetizer
platter, alonf with Shrimp lumpia:
stir-fried shrimp and veaetables
wrapped in thin dough and
steamed ... and Hawaiian red
chili dip.
On a second visit, we shared an
outstandin1 appetizer: a bouquet
of steamed musscls in their shells,
bursting out of an open artichoke
resting in a delicate sauce or
mussel liquor, fllrlic, butter and
white wine. This was not only an
artistic tour de force, but for
mussel fans, it doesn't get any
better than this, $8.95.
Sorensen's father owns the
fomous Konditoriet i Tivoli
restaurant and pastry shop in
Copenhagen's Tivoli Garden,
where the younger Sorensen
received his early training. He
went on to win many international
awards before coming to The
Riviera Country Club in hos
Angeles. known for its discerning
epicureans.
HOW MUCH
modefately e>epenslve:
oppettzen $5.95 to $9.95
entrees $12.95 to $26.95
An outstanding appetizer:
steamed mussels in their shells
bursting out of open artichoke.
Skip the salads -simply
because almost every appetizer
and entree is surrounded with a
garden of greens and jauy
vege tables. ln fact, it would be
nice if there was a little more
negative space on the plate. The
crab cakes are enveloped in a bed
of exotic nora.
Cttaisrortna AUaf, DAILY l'u.m
John Dominla' young new chef Lasse Sorenson (left) with Its
owner George, Kookootsedes and its manager John Gutteridge.
MOii iNFO
650-5112
b/Dnc sauce, $26.95. Dominis' owner George
Kookootscdcs lured him to ·
Newport Beach and the two have
created a new menu which renects
Sorensen's considerable talents
:ind, at the same time, have
reduced the huge old menu to a
manageable size. It is graced with
new ideas and prices and
imaginative dishes of Scandinavian
finesse along with a few holdovers
from the forme r Dominis' days.
LOCAL DINING NEWS WILL APPEAR SATURDAY Pastas are featured with seafood
or chicken at $15.95. (Penne, with
a cornucopia of shrimp and
scallops, is served in a
prize-winning sauce, a combination
For meat eaters, there's a
marvelous Angus certified filet
mignon whith is grilled, then
sliced and Canned on a hot plate
meatballs in a deep brown sauce),
along with a variety of eggs,
roasted meats, wafnes, fruit, rolls,
desserts and top-notch service.
Brunch is $19.95, $23.95 with free
flowing Champagne. Reservations
are a must.
ingredients, sauces, freshly baked
breads and presentation promise .
this 27-y~ar-old a ~right future.
sample on a first-time. visit, try the
assortment of appetizers at $29.95
for two. Hot selections include
baked shitake mushrooms stuffed
with deviled crab and topped with
Hollandaise sauce (the
combination of meaty, woodsy
mushrooms and crab meat makes
voluptuous magic); spicy, hot
Cajun ahi kabobs; crab "cakes, plus
.. of intense lobster stvck, cream,
basil and ginger.)
. with a.a~ of fresh ly roasted
morels in Ttch demi glacc-\lased
sauce. Served with signature poppy
seed potatoes, it's divine, $23.95 .
And Sore11.s.~nj latest invention,
hot tira misu soumc, is a dessert must.
There is a full bar and a
smoking section at the far end or
the dining room near windows
opening onto the bay. "Mr. K.;" as
Kookootsedes is called, has
amassed a fine wine list with
reasonable buys in both French
and doh1estic selectioAS. Ca!lual
elegance is the keynote and ties
arc not required at thi~ beautiful
waterfront location.
Sorensen loves the quality of
meat and produce available in
California and he sellles for only
the best. The canny Kookootsedes
has made a terrific choice in
Soren!ien. His attention 10 detail
and personal supervision-uf
Tl)e serving people, under the
experienced direction of manager
John Gutteridge, are reliable
guides and will be happy to tell
you about the menu's most
delectable bites.
For an affordable and filling
Sorensen's seafood has the
starring role at John Dominis, and
opakapaka from the deep waters
off Hawaii makes for prime diQing.
lt is gently baked with sesame~
seeds and leeks and served wnh
baby ci rcl es or leeks and curls of
lemon rind with citrus beurre
Sunday brunch becomes a lavish
affair with food stations stretching
the full length of the restaurant.
Don't miss the sushi bar or the
oyMers, shrimp and gravlaks, the
made-to-order pasta station,
quiche, frikadcl/er (veal and pork
MONDAY NIGilT
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AMERICAN
DICK CHURCH1S RESTAURANT, A family $tyle
coffee shop located at 2698 Newport Blvd., Cosio
Meso. Menu includes breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Prices range from $3.00 lo $7.99. Open Wton.-Sot.
6om to 9pm IN, WC, V, MC (714l 646-n62
STUDIO CAFE, located 01100 Main St. Bolboo (ot
foot_ of pierl. The Studio Cafe is the hoppeni~ ploce
for food, fun & entertoinment. Menu includes ribs,
chicken, fresh fish, posto, appetizers & solods, olso •
serving brunch on Sot & Sun 10 to 3:00 which
includes Belgium waffles, 6melettes, poncokes ond
much more Prices range.From $2.95.$13,95. Open
7 doys o week Mon-Fri 11 :3~ I :30 om, Sol-Sun 1 ~.
1 :30om IN,BRU,FB,ENT,V,MC,AE,00
ZUllES RESTAURANT, localed at 1712 Placentia,
Costo Meso Menu includes ribs, chicken, ste'ok &
lobster, prime rib, pizza, oysler bor Prices ronge
from $3 95 and up Open doily from I 1 ·30om to
1 Opm, Cocktails 'Iii 11 pm ID, FB, WC, No credit
cords (71 4) 645-8091
CAFE
PARK IENCH CAFE, A very unique, woodsy
place lo enjoy breokfost & lunch located 01
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Your Restaurant Guide to Dining in
Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Corona def Mar,
Huntington Beach & Fou~tain Valley
1 n32 Goldenwest St., in beoutifu1 Huntington
Beach centrol pork. Menu includes omelettes,
specialty poncokes, cappuccinos, bur9er5,
sandwiches, solods ond much more . Prices
range from $4 95 to $7.25 Open Tues-Fri. 7:30
om to 2pm Sot & Sun Iii 3pm. Summer hours '"'
Moy·Sepl open 'ttll 8:30pm, Wed-Sot live
music, coll for more info 842.0775. OUT, V,
MC, TKO
RUTH'S CAFE, located ot 320 Brislol #G ot
Redhill (by Arco Mini Mort) in Cosla Meso.
Menu includes good country cooltin' breakfast
with the best omele11es, pancakes, great
Mextcon breakfast dishes ond lunch with stirfry
Yfgetobles, teriyoki bowl, garlic chicken,
osS<>fted solods, healthy turkey burgers,
hom .. Jrgeu, s.rved w / potato solod or fries Try
Ruth's home cookin' today Great food, greal
pricesl Prkes range from $2.99 to $5 95 Open
7 cloys o week 7om lo 2pm. ID, OD, WC
CALIFORNIA CUISINE
COFFEE HOUSE
MIDNIOHT JAVA CAFE, locoted at 2700 Newport
Blvd. # 168 (01 28th st. Morino) featuring Diedrich
Coffee, Shirilly's Bagels, fresh boked goods doily ond
Dreyers Ice Cream. Open 7 doys o week. WC. Come
join us for the best coffee in town. Free underground
porlting. (714) 675-4747.
FRENCH
OtANllCLAll, locai.d ot 18912 MocArthur
Blvd., Irvine, ocrou from John Wayne Airport.
Elegant, charming, gtocious & beautiful, each of it's
dining rooms hos o differ,nt decor The food 1s
French-Colifornio cuisinH>lly but ~ltflfully •
prepared lunch specials ot $8.00 ond up -the
dinner menu Includes o variety of seafood, meot,
chicken, tolods just lo mention o few ilems Pnces
ronge from $6 lo $25. Serving lunch 11 :3~2 30,
Dinner 5:3~ 10:30, Sunday Brunch 10.30 · 2 30
open 7 days o week. ID, OD, BRUNCH RES. REQ
FB, ENT, WC, V, MC, AMX DC, DISC. Volet
Porking. (714) 758-8001 . OICKO'S, Casual Colif. elegance with plenty of
room lo enjoy yourself. loco+.cl at 7887 Center Or,,
Huntington Beoc:h. Menu includes hot & cold poslos, •
spec1olty piuos, fojito's 'Ond ilems from the
grill Prices range from $3.95 to $13.95. Open
11 .30 lo cloM Dancing nightly, jou on V\led Big
Band Swing Music Thur 8-midnight. ID, BRU,
DRESS,FB,ENT,WC,V,MC,AE,DC 892-2227
COFFEE HOUSE
OU. HOUSI, Locoi.d ot 720 W 19th St , Costa
Mesa Menu includes sondwiches, tolods, quiche,
po~ries, cokes ond coif.es Open doily from
7 30om lo 11 pm Unless you don't wont lo leoYel
IN, f8, ENT, we. TKO (714') 650-8960 Featuring
live music:
INDIAN
CO" a CHIMNIY, Enjoy woterffont dining ot
Newpon 8eoch 3408 Vio Oporto Introducing
authentic Indian Mughlo1 dellcoclea M'fllr befufe, in
Orange County by our famous chef 'Mohinder Rom
Gvru' Try our lomb Of chicken liobobs, cum•• and
wide vor ... iea of fresh vegetables cooked In our
own ground India!) herbs & spices Reasonable
prices starting_ os low os $1 .95 lo $6 95 Open 7
days o wee• from I lom-8pn1 OUT, TKO, WC
(714') 673·7679
INDIAN
INDIAN PARADISE, locoted at 1520 West Coost
. Hwy. The menu includes chicken, lomb, seafood ond
vegetarian dishes oll prepored lo perfection with only
the freshest ingredienb. Prices ronge from $2.50 to
$15.95 for o complete combination dinner. Open 7
d?)'s .o week. luflCh 11 :30 to 2:30, dinner 5 to 10
ID, FB, V, MC, AE, OS, DC
(71 4) 646-3993 .•
NKJ'S INDIAN FOOD. Critically accloimed by
E1mer Dills. located ot 3705 So Bristol, Sonlo Ana ( 1
blk No. of So. Coosl Ploz:a, next lo Clothestime)
Menu includes Chicken ond v.g.tobles, doily
specials & combo plates, open doily from 11 om to
9pm IN, bUT, TKO, WC, V, MC
(7141 8500595
ITALIAN
CIAO, locoted ot 2600 Eost Coost Hwy1 Corono
Del Mor Come ond ex~rience Corona ctel Mar's
newest ltolion restourant serving New York style
pizz.o, gourmet pin<», exciting pestos, creative
solods, coffee, coppucclno ond fresh boked pastries.
Prices ronge from $3.95 to $8 95. Open 7 doyt o
week from Som lo 11 pm, except Sunday open 4 lo
1 l pm Delivery avoiloble V,MC, AE, WC, IN OUT
NIO'S llSTMMANT, locnllld ot 2221 N Moin
St. in Seocliff Village Serving breokfost, lunch ond
dinner. Now open 7 days o Week. Homemade
pancakes, poslfies, poslOs, & doily speciols
Estobl1shed 1n 1979 Early 8frd dinners 5-6 30
nightly took for ~ new btdlost ond lunch menus
coming April 1
ITALIAN
RANDAZZO ITAUAN CAFE, located ot 21148
Beach Blvd., (ol Arlonto), Family owned, every1hing
prepared with thlt Finest meats & cheeses & famous
For it's infamous cheesecoke. Prices rone-from ,
$2.00 lo $11.95. Open Tues. thru Sotl 1·9pm, Sun
11-8 pm Closed Mon. IN, OUT, WC, Wine ond
beer 1(71 41 536-24148.
SAIATINOS USTAUltANT & SAUSAGI CO. ,
located ot 251 Shipyard Way, Newpofl Beoch.
Menu includes great posto, award winning Ca.sor
$Clod, delicious homemade sausage, veal, lomb,
lots of vegetorion dishes, good wine, be.r,
coppuccino & desem. •11•s o family owned & rvn
restouront .. Prices ronge from $4 95 lo $13 95.
Open 7 doys a week s.rving Sot & Sun Brunch
from 8:30 lo 1 :OOSunday thru Thursday 1 lom lo
1 ()pf!( Fridoy & Sot. 11 om-11 pm. IN, OUT, WC ,
• BRU, WB, V, M, AE, DC
MEXICAN
MA .. UllAVIUI, localed at 2332 West Pacific
Coosl Hwy. Mexican burgers, fojllos, bunilos &
more. Specials doily Price range from M .95 lo
$10.95 Open 11 .30om to 12 30om IN, F8, V,
MC, Af., CX:: (71 4') 631-8220
Ml CASA, localed at 296 17th Str .. 1, Costa Meso
A lfip lo Mexicol Mexican Food Open doily ot
11 om Prices range from $2 25 to $8 9 5 Serving
lunch & dinner-for owr 20 )'90'1 IN, FB, WC, V,
wt;, Af., CX::, CB, 0 (71A)~S.7626
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MEXICAN
WAHOO'S ASH TACO, With 3 locoti00$. 1133
PCH, loguno Beoch, (71") 497-0033, 1862
Plocentio, Coste Mesa, (714) 631-3433 ond
3000 Bristol, Cosio Mesa (7141 435.0130 Menu
includes foh locos, burritos, block beens & rice,
$Clods, sandwiches. Prices range from $1.65 to
$7 .50 Open Mon . .SOI. 11 om to 1 Of>m, Sun.
11 om to 9pm. IN, TKO, WC. ,-
SEAFOOD
HUNTINGTON BUCH MAii.KiT lltOIUR,
Here's o unique place fo< family dining where
fresh seafood is ~fog and expert me$_<luite
broiling is our trodemorlt Our Ftesh fish changes
doily ond we olso feature chicken, sJeoks and
poslo There's o fresh ~food market, too lunch
ond Dinner, full bor Children's menu AE, V,MC
ond OS cords welcome. 20111 Brookhursl St
(next to Target, just south of Adoms) No
reservations.
(714) 963-8166
POT Of SHalMP, An unequaled dining
experience •shrimply Delicious• ond the service
unsurROssoble. Featuring Pasto, Thruher shork,
swordfish and salmon. Open 7 doys o week
11 om-1.0pm Sot. & Sun. breakfast from Som
Sidewalk dining. located at 113 Wolnut,
backside of Pierside Povilion in Huntington
Beach. (714) 960-7278.
MOFIC FISH & SIAfOOO, located at 2620
Newport Blvd , Cosio Meso. Menu includes
seafood solods, seafood sondwiches, grilled
enlfees, fish & chips, fish locos, sushi and more
Also hos one of Oronge County's largest
inventories of fresh fish frol'{I it's fish market. P~ices range from $1 .~ 5 ond up. Open W 11 ·
6, Sot 11-.s, ID, we (714) 6.50.0130.
ZUUIS Drf ooct<, located at 9059 Adams,
Huntington Beach. Menu includes seofood, si.ok
& lobster, pino, prime rib, ~"9{ bor . .Prices
range from $3.95 ond up .• ~doily from 11 ;JOom lo 1 Opm, Cocktoils Iii 11 pm IN, FB,
STEAKS
1HI IAltN STlAK HOUSI, located at 2300
Harbor Blvd, 131, Cosio Mesa. Menu includea
sl9oks, fresh fish, chicken~ burgera and solods
Prices range from $3.75 IOf lunch ond $6.25
for dinner. Open 11 am fo< lunch MSo. Dinner
4pm Mfr. Dinner 3pm Sot. & Sun IN, WC, V,
MC, AE, DC. (714) 641 -9n7,
SEAL BEACH
GUD'IR ..... Estobliahed in 1930 by the
airstrip Still o meeling place of pilots around the
world who enjoy the best in dini"9 locoi.d ot
1 AOO Poclfic Coast Hwy, $.al hOch. Tf. menu
includes fresh fish doily, sMob, lob11er & crab ·
leas Prices aloft at SA 95 Open ....tdoyS
I f om-1 ()pm, 'Iii I 0 30pm weelitlnds IN, FB.
ENT, we. V, w.t:.., Af. (310) 431-3022
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Thursday, June 9, 1994 D1
FoOo ..
PASTA SALAD DIP
Mu/..e~ .J ~N\111>11
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I cup Egg Bf'attn Real E~ Product
31-' cup ono pac;ta, cook~
I (6 1/8-ounce) can lij.!ht tuna packed in
\utter, drain~ and naked
1/2 cup finel) chopped celcr)
1/3 cup ~rated carrot
1/-4 cup minced ~Ilion.,
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A
dip
for .
dinner?
Why not! But high
10 fa1 and cholesterol.
you say? Of course not!
These fresh :llad dip arc made
wilh Oavorful in&redien~ and use ne1,1.
Snaclm ell's fat free, cholcs1erol-free crnckcri.
for dippers. Choo)C either lhe wheat or cracked
pepper variety 10 ;idd just the right crunch to your
meal. .And for a <.wect ending. try one of S11a('/..-
well '.t fat free or reduced fat cookies.'
SOUTHWESTERN CHICKEN FAJITA SALAD
Makes 4 servin8S
I cup chopped red or green pepper
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BREAKFAST FOR DINNER . .
Do y.ou crave a hearty omelette o r frittata for break-
fast. but have no time In the morning? Don't wait ,
fo r the weekend ... have It for dinner! This fresh,
easy-to-make dinner is perfect for those watch-
ing their diet when made with an egg alter-
native that has no fat or cholesterol, Egg -Beaters Real Egg Product. Available
in your grocer's refrigerator section next
to shell eggs. or the freezer section, egg
: alternatives are made from the health-
• iest part of real eggs and are easy to
• use (one-quarter cup Is equivalent to
• one whole egg). Select a flavor variety • • . from the chart below and use the fol-
• lowing basic directions to prepare
• either an omelette or frittata.
: OMELETTE
• Makes 2 servings
• 2 lab!Npoon'i minced pimient~
112 cup chopped red onion
I tablespoon vegetable oU • • 2 teaspoons margarine
1/2 cup ~uced c11lorie llalian ~alad
dr1."sin~
1/3 cup ~uced f111 mo)onnai_~
I tablt: poon ~t't't pickle relish
1/-4 lea\poon coa~e j.!round black pepper
I clo\e itarlic. minced
-"l ';1tarh·tl/'{ fat Frtt \\heal
Cracke"
In 'l-111<.:h ooo,utl. 'l.1llct 1111ur erg pn.xJuct.
Cm er 11,1.?htl). l"''~ mer' cl') lo\\ he JI hlr
IO m111u1c' or fU'I uo11l \Cl
Rcmm c trnm hcJt let ,t,1nd • .:ll\ erc<l. for
10 rnrnu1e, Rl·mmc Imm 'k1llct. .i)ol cmnpletcly
Jn<l chop
· In lxl\\ I. lOmhmc lhoppcJ egg. pa,tJ. tun.i.
cclcl'). rnrrot. ,(,11111111, .111d .p1111icn10 Mix dre,~iog.
rn.1)onna1<;c. rch,h. pcrpcr untl garlic. gently 1-llr
into pa,LJ i1ll\lure Clull .11 lc.1'1 I hour to
olcnd !l:l\ 01,. ~cr1c \\1th l rac~cr' tor dipping.
Nutritwn l11fnrmatfo11 prr ~en·ing: 398 wlorw1.
t> i: tow/ /111 I i: ''1111r111cd /111. 23 mi: d1nle~1erol.
111? mi: 1pJi11111 .J ~ d11•111n fl/>t'r
I (8-ounce) jar thick & chunky salsa
I pou.ncl ~ chicken breast, cooked
and shredded 1--
1/2 cup canned black beans. drained and
rinsed
I tablespoon chopped cilantro
I tablespooe lime juice
l/2 t~ chill po"der
• 2 cups lhredded lettuce
112 cup chopped tomato
113 cup nonfat sour cream
40 Sna<'b·~ll's Fat Free Cracked
Pepper C rackers
In skillet. cook pepper and onion in oil until
tender. Stir in sal!>a. ch1clen. beans, cilantro. lime
juice and chili powder: ~irnmer for 5 minutes.
Arrnnge1etruce on large i.crving platter: top with
prepared chicken mixture. tomato and wur cream.
Serve "'ith crader' for dipping. ·
Nutrition lnformatiolf pu strving: J 18 wlorie1.
5 ,t: tmal jat, I 'I snturottd fm. &S m.i: t l10le11eml,
737 mg \i><li11m. 111 d1t1an· fiber
LABEL. IT -
GOOD ·READING
There's more ·rood for thought• arriving daily on supermarket shelves
thanks to the lntrodurUon of a new food label. New government regula ·
lions ensure that soon almost all processed. packaged foods wtll have a ,,
"Nulrltlon Fact~· labC'I. The new labels wtll appear gradually as products
produced as of May 8. L994. enter the mark:etplace. Thls ts good news
because the new label inakes ft e.asler (or you to select the variety of.
food., you need to build healthful diets for yourself and your fa mily .
Check out lhC' new ·Nutrition Facts· label pictured here. You'll notice
s everal ft'alure that can help you In the declston -makfng process. For
example. lmllar foods now have similar serving stzes. All of the nutri-
tion lnfonnatton on the label ls provided "per SCJYing: so this helps
you compare foods and choose the products that best fit your tndMdual
needs and taste .
An updated ll~l of required nutrients lncludes the ones thought
to be most Important for today's consumers. By choosing many
different foodq each day. you can get the essential nulrients
nectted for health without $elUng too many calortes or too
murh fat -especially saturated fat -; cholesterol or sodl\Jm.
TI1e term ·Daily Value . " ts an Lmportant newcomer to the
food label. Dally Values are reference numbers, set by the
government that reOcrt up-to-date nulr1Uon recommendations.
Percent (%)Dally Va lue shows'how a food fits Into a 2.000-
calorte rt'l't>rence diet. Your own nutrient needs may be less
than or more than the Daily Values listed on the food label.
Some products are dc&.riLc...! as ·?!;.'1t," "?o·;,.·-ra~.-hiflh-Rber:
etc. TI1esc tcnn~ <'an only be ·used lf the food meets slrict
government de-flnitlons. A "reduced-fat" cracker, for lnstantt.
rhust h;.wc at least 25% Jes."J fat than an equal portion of the food
to whlrh It Is <'ompared.
The~r an• just a few changes you'll find on the "NutrtUon Facts" label.
Get sturtrd on ~me good reading. Learn to mlx and match your rhotcn
to gel the nutrient~ you need and the foods you cnj<>y. It's your total
diet over lime that really ronlrtbut"5 to your good health!
• 1 cup Egg s.aters Real Egg Product
• In 8-inch nonstick skinet. over medium heat. cook
• ftnlng and seasoning ingredients in l teaspoon maL-
• gorine until tender Remove from sl<11let. keep worm
• In some skillet. over medium heat. melt remaining
• l teaspoon morgarino Pour egg product into skillet
• Cook. htting edges to allow uncooked portion to flow under-
• neath When almost set. spoon reserved filhng and topptngs
over halt the omelette. fold omelette and shde
• onto Serving plate Serve Immediately.
: , ·f RITTATA
0 Makes 2 seMngs
2 teaspoons margarine
1 cup EflQ s.oters Real Egg Product Nutrition Facts
Serving Size 5 crackers
(15 g)
Servings Per Container: 15
In 6-inch nonstick skillet. over medium heat cook filling and seasoning ngred er.ts
Jn margarine unttl tender; stir 1n topping. Pour egg product over f1ll1ng mix ure coo•
without stirring for 4 to 5 minutes or until cooked on the bottom -and aimos• s-?t on
top Carefully turn over frittata in skillet cook l to 2 minutes more or unt 1 done
Amount Per Serving
c.lorlH 60 Calories
from Fat ·o
Toe.I F8t Og
% Deity Value•
0%
Saturated Fat Og
Chal1.-ol Og
Sodium 170mg
Tot81
Cllrbottydre'9 12g
Dietary Fiber 1g
Sugal9 2g
Proeeln 2g
0%
0%
7,o
4%
3%
Vitamin A 0% • Vitamin C Oo/o
Calcium 2°.4 • Iron 4°14
• P9rclrll o.wy v~ are beMd on 1 2.000
~ dlM. Your dal'1 V9IUel may be ~ °' low depll dll IQ on YQA.« Cllloril Medi·.
2.000 2.500
Tolll Fat Lias thin ll6g IOg
Siii F• lMa thin 20g 25g
300mg 300mg
~ 2«JOmij
300g mg
25g 30g
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FILLING 1/2
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SEASONING 1/4
*NUTRITION
INFORMATION
(per serving)
FILLING 1/3
1/3
SEASONING 1/4
TOPPING 2
*NUTRITION
INFORMATION
(per serving)
FILLING 112
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cup chopped tomato
teaspoon arled basil leaves
tablespoon grated
Parmesan cheese
t 17 ca'ones 5 g total tat
1 g satJrated lat 2 mg cholesterol,
1 g d1e:ary fiber 249 mg sodium
cup finely chopped red or
green pepper .
cup cubed cooked potato
slices turkey bacon , diced
teaspoon dried oregano leaves
147 calories 6 g tot~I fat.
1 g saturated fat t 0 mg cholesterol
1 o dietary fiber. 384 mg sodium
cup canned black beans.
drained and rinsed
cup julienne red. green or
yellow pepper strips
teaspoon gr~und cumin
tablespoons shredded reduced·
fat Cheddar cheese
142 calories. 5 g tota1 tat
1 o saturated lat 5 mo cholesterol
2 o dietary fiber. 333 mg sodium
cup chopped broccoli ....
cup shredded carrot
t111poon dried basil leaves
cup nonf1t cottage cheese
126 calories. 4 o total fat.
1 g saturated fat 2 mg cholesterol
1 o d1eta;y fiber 313 mo sod11.,11n
cup dr1lned c1nned com
cup dtced green chlles
teaspoon chlll powder
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·Pizza: One or America's ravorne foods goes healthy
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Pizza! It 's one of America's
favorite foods. And, the more
unusual, the better. Unfortunately,
the most cre:uive pizzas are often
the most unhealthy, packed with
pepperoni, oil, ground beef,
cheese and a host of ingredients
full of saturated fats.
Now there's a guilt-free way to
prepare pizzas high in creativity,
but low in saturated fat. That's
good news according 10 the recent
study conducted by Loma Linda
University and published in The
Ne.., England Journal o f Medicine
which found by using moderate
amounts of walnuts in place of
suturated fat could be beneficial in
reducing cholesterol levels in the
blood.
A fresh approach to this favorite
food is Pesto Pita Pizza. One
serving contains 314 calories, 10
mg cholesterol and 12 grams of fat
of which only 2 grams are
saturated fat. The pizza has such a
wonderful infusion of taste
sensatio ns, that your family will
have a hard time believing it's
healthy for them. The unique
navor \s a blend of pesto and
tomato sauces, Italian herbs,
·~ California walnuts and Monterey
• • Jack cheese:
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Pes1o Pita Pizza can be
prepared in less than 20 minutes,
making it a perfect weekend lunch
Car.rots are
the best for
special ~ meals
Special meals call for vegetable
sidcdishes that are both delicious
and colorful. These innovative
creations from the California
Fresh Carrot Advisory Board are
ju~t that, and nutritious, too.
The subtle sweetness of carrots
shines through in this high-color
presentation. Mellow Pan-Roasted
Carrots taste especially good with
meats such as turkey and roast
chicken, even ham. For hungry
crowds, 'prepare t~o skillets of the
dish ins.tead of one big pot.
MELLOW PAN-ROASTED
CARROTS
• 2 pounds fresh California
·earrots (9 medium to
medium-large)
• 2 tablespoons olive oil
• freshly ground black pepper
• ~ cup chopped onion
• I 'tablespoon chopped fresh
thyme leaves
• l tablespoon chopped fresh
rosemary leaves or fresh dill
• l juice orange, cut into wedges
Trim and pare carrots. With
large carrots, cut off 4 to 6 inches
of narrow end of each, then cut
wider end lengthwise' in half. With
small carrots, fcave them whole or
cut crosswise in half. H eat oil on
high in large (12· to 13-inch)
skillet, place carrots closely
together in pan in single layer.
Sprinkle with onion: grind pepper
over. Cover and cook over
medium-low heat, turning once
half way through, for 30 minutes or
until fork-tender. Liquid should be
evaporated and carrots beginning
to caramelize at end of cooking
time. Spd°nkle with herbs: Squeeze
3 or 4 wedges of orange over. Tos
well and serve hot with remain_ing
. orange wedges on the side. Makes
6 servings.
CARROTS AND
TOMATOES PROVINCALI
• I pound fresh California carrots
(-' mcdiu!ll·large)
• I tables poon olive oil
• I tablespoon minced garlic
• I Vl teaspoons dry basil,
crumbled
~ l medium green pepper (8
ounces)
" • I large tomnto (8 ounces)
• Lemon wedges, If des ired
Trim and pare carrots. Cut
lengthwise in half. Place cut sides
down on board and thinly slice
lengthwise. Cut slices lengthwise·
. as needed to get long, narrow
julienne strips. Heat oil in Id-inch
skillet, add carrots, cover pan and
cook over medium-low heat for 15
minutes. Sprinkle garlic and basil
. into pan; cover OJld cook 5 . . mmutes longer or until carrots arc ,,
ncxible and cooked through, but
• , no t overcooked. Slip carrots out o(
pan onto plate. Meanwhile, halve,
• ., eed ~nd slice green pepper. Core.
halve and slice tomato. Put green
pepper and tomato in skillet with
2 tablespoon water. Cover and
place over high heal When wntc:r
starts steaming, cook 2 to 3
minutes or until cooked. Return
carrots to pan, tos lightly and
·-warn1 through Add a rcw ,quirt
· • • ol lemon JU ice if de~irc:d. Makes 6
crving_.,, abput • cup each
for families on the go, or a quick
dinner after a hectic day. For a
wonderful complement to the
pizza, try Tomato Bread Salad .
This side dish uses navorf ul
balsamic vinegar, green onion and
basil to create a navorful dressing
without oil.
For a free brochure with
additional quick and healthy
menus ideas, send a (Sl) stamped,
self-addressed 9xl2 envelope to
The Walnut Marketing Board, 350
Pacific Ave., San Francisco,
California 9411 I.
PUTO PITA PIZZA
• 1 envelope (~ oz.) pesto uuce
mix, such as Knorr
•~cup water
• V• cup tomato sauce, prderably
DO ult added
• 4 (6-lndl) roundl plla brud or
ready-made pizza crutts
• Vl cup (2 oz.) 1ratec1 ftduccd rat
·Monltfty Jack chHM
• Vl cup (2 oz.) chopped
caurornla walnuts
• 1 teaspoon dried m1Hd Italian
herbs or Italian su10aln1
Combine the pesto sauce mix
and water and blend well. (Omit
the oil called for in package
directions). Microwave on high for
3 minutes, stirring once, or boil on
the stovetop for 3 minutes.
Preheat the awen to 450F. Stir the
tomato sauce into the pesto mix
and spread each pita O( pizza
crust with about 2 tablespoons of
the sauce. Sprinkle each with 2
tablespoons cheese and 2
tablespoons w•lnuts. Sprinkle each
pizza lightly with Italian herbs.
Place on a baking sheet and bake
for 8 • 10 minutes, or until the
sauce is bubbling and the cheese is
melted. Makes 4 pizzas.
. TOMATO ••IAD MUD
• 4 slices Frencb or lt11Uaa bread,
or oihcr aood-tcxturcd bread,
·about ~ Inch thick
• 2 • 3 tomatoes
• 3 tbls. red or while wine vinegar
• V4 c:up chopped arecn onion
• V• cup chopped parsley, rresh
basil or other rresh herb
• ult and pepper, Ir desired
Toast the bread lightly on
sides; let cool completely. You
may trim the crusts if you wi~h
Place the btead slices, slightly
overlappina. on a platter. Slice
tomatoes and arrange them ov
the bread. Drizzle with vinegar
then sprinkle with green onion
and herbs. Season with salt an
freshly ground pepper, ir desir
If possible let sit for at lca~t JS
minutes so the bread absorbs ti
juices and dressing. Makes 4
servings.
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Blueberries: Thily're · economical,. easy and elegant
any day of the week.
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• 3 cups frozen blueberries,
divided
Have you seen those bottled
fruit sauces from places like
Bcrrybeautiful Farm, Vermont or Stra~berryshire, England? They're
so pricey that you wouldn't dream
of pouring them over a humble
scoop of vanilla ice cream or a
store-bought pound cake.
Well, you can make your own
fancy i'rait dessert sauces without
SJ?Cnding the good part of $10.
Pick up several varieties of frozen
berries from the supermarket and
you're well on your way to sweet
success.
features frozen blueberries and
raspberries for a rich, Oavorful
topping you'll be able to afford to
use again and again. Blueberries .
are the dominant berry, and with
good reason: Frozen blueberries
retain their fresh shape, texture
and taste better than just about
any fruit, even when cooked.
Frozen raspberries complement
the blue and lend a ruby color and
tang to the sauce. The result is an
elegant and economical mixture
that tastes terrific over a
ready-made angel food or pound
cake or plain old vanilla ice cream
• I packaae (10 oz.) or J cup
Blue-raspberry Dessert Sauc'e
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• I tablespoon cornstarch
• 1 tablespoon waler
• 2 tablespoons &1mond naYdr
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water in 2-quart saucepan; stir to
mix. Bring mixture to boil over
medium-high heat. Combine
cornstarch and remaining water;
stir into blueberry mixture and
return to boil. Add remaining
blueberries; cook and stir gently 2
to 3 minutes or until thoroughly
heated. Add liqueur and mix well.
Makes about 2-lh cups.
The following substitutions may
be made for almond liquem:
•Two tablespoons lemon juice
and one teaspoon grated lemon
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Sauce over angel food or pound
ca ke. Garnish with mint !>prig, if
de~ired.
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• 2 cups rrozen blueberries
• .v~ cup maple syrup
• l teaspoon gra ted orange peel -
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• • 2 iabkspoons water
• J eus. btalen
·~cup mllk
• 1 teaspoon vanilla
• ~ teaspoon cround nutmea
• 8 slices ru bread
• 3 tablespoons butler or
marcarlne
• ro"'dcrcd suear
• 4 orange t"'iscs
Combine blueberries, maple
syrup and orange peel in small
saucepan. Dissolve cornstarch in
"atcr; add to blueberry mixture.
Cook and stir until mixture boil!>;
reduce heat and simmer 1 minute
or until mixtu re thickens. Combine
eggs, milk, \:lnilla and nutmeg;
mix well. Dip each slice of bread
into egg mixture. Cook each slice
in small amount of butter in skillet
or on griddle about 2 minutes or
until golden brown on each side.
Place one slice on each individual .
plate ana 1 tablespoon blueberry
mixture. Sprinkle with powdered
sugar and garnish with orange.
twists. Makes 4 servings.
Corn chowder
and spinach. dip
take first-place
Easy Cheesy Crab-Corn
Chowder and Quick & Creamy
Seafood Spinach Dip have net1ed •
category First Prizes of Sl ,000
each in the Louis Kemp Ea~y
Seafood Delight Recipe Contest.
Quirk and easy to prepare with
er. )1ve combinations of
easy-to-find ingredients, the
"inning recipes "'ere selected
from a sea of creative entries.
The homey, hearty.
prize-winning cho...,der 1s a
family-pleasing meal-in-a-bowl that
goes from start to serving ·in about _
1$ minutes. Boasting Oavors taste
like the) simmered for hours. it
O\ve!t its spec1:il appeal and
streamlined preparation t9· a
combination of canned soup, fresh
vegetables, milk, cheese and the
cook's choice of fat-free Louis
Kem11 Crab Delights or Lobster
Delights surimi seafood. Fully
cooked and ready to U!te right
from the package, the versatile
seafood, which looks and tastes
like crab and lobster, is made from
Steam Baked Alaskan fish, so it
bypasses the hassles of shellfish ,.
And because it's refrige rated , not
frozen. it al"a) ha~ superior
seafood texture and navor. Lisa
O'Farrell Stcphens·crearcd the
prize-winning soup.
Quick & Creamy
Se:ifood·Spinach Dip will kick ofl
any party or s.atisfy a crowd of·
televi!>ion sports watche.rs in ~t) le
Deliciously different and
surprisingly simple to prepare, 11
combines a choice of Louis Kemp
Crab Delight or Lobster Delighb
"ith tha" ed frozen spin:ich
soumc, grated plrmesan cheese
and S:l\OC)'·Spicy seasonings.
Sel"\e it worm With a selection
of cracker • melba toast, toasted
French bre:id slices or other
favorite dippers, then sit back,
relax :rnd enjoy the compliments.
Congratulations go to Ann West,
an attorney from Arkansas.
IASYCHIUY
CRAB-CORN CHOWDIR :
• VJ cup chopped onion
• 1 pack.age Louis Kemp Crab
Delights or Lobster Dcli&hts Oakes
or chunks
• ¥4 cup chopped red bell pcpp'cr
• I tablespoon margarine
• 4 ounces Jjastcurizcd process
cheese spread, cu~ · t
• J. \1 cups skim or low-fat milk
• 1 can (10·¥4·0unccs) condensed
golden corn soup r/'
• V4 to l/z teaspoon hot pepper
sauce, us desired
•Garnish: Chopped chhes
Cook onion and bell pepper in
margarine in medium aucepan,
stirring frequently, until onion is
tender but not brown. Add
rem:unina ingredient ; cook over
medium heat, stirring frequently,
until chec e is melted and soup is
hot. Ladle into soup bowls;
sprinkle with chives. Makes 3 to 4
servings, about 5 cups soup
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llAfOOD·IPlllACH DIP
• l aarllc dovn, mlnttd
• I pacuae (ll ounttt) Croun
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Q. My husband has takea to
bakln& cookles, but they always
ccm to be crumbly, yet p-easy.
What "ould hdp? Mn. V.G.,
Sidney, OH
There nre several things he can
do that may help. Careful
measuring is important to good
cookies. Use nested-dry measuring
cups for flour, sugar, raisins and ,
nuts. When measuring flour, spoon
flour into measuring cup and level
with a straight-edged spatula. Use
a glass measuring cup for liquids
and check measurement at eye
level. Follow recipe carefully,
including baking time and
temperature.
Q. I'd lille to use the egg wblte
packet from n 2-step angel food
cake for recipes that call for :.
uncooked egg "hites. Is that
something you recommend? G.K.,
Park Ridge, IL
We don't recommend this.
Those egg whites are specially
fonnulated for use in the angel
food cake mix. Because.leavening
and flour are added, the egg
whites probably won't hold up for
uncooked rcciJ1es.
Q. Can I freeze pumpkln pie?
K.J., Roll3, MO
Ye s, standard pumpkin pie
made with evaporated milk,
pumpkin and eggs can be frozen
either unbaked or baked. To
lreez.e an unbaked pie. chi ll filling
and pour into a cool, unbaked
crust. Package in a
moi~ture-vapor-proof wrap and
label before freezing. Bake
\\ithout thawing at 400 F. for 10
minutes, then lower temperature
to 325 F. and bake about an hour
or until knife inserted in center
comes out clean. It will keep in
the freezer about two months.
To freeze baked pie, prepare
and bake pie as directed in recipe.
Package cooled pie in
mobture-vapor-proof wrap and
label before freezing. Pie keeps in
freezer about two months. Thaw
nnd cat. •.
SP£ClAL TIP: Sweet potatoes
make a great accompaniment to
any holiday dinner. Look for
!lmooth, even-colored skins and
potatoes that are medium size,
chunl..y and tapered toward the
ends. Cooking sweet potatoes in
their skins retains nutrients; skins
slip of easily. ·
Q. 1 have a new jumbo-sized
muffin pan. Please ndvise me
about cook.I ng temperature and
time for blueberry muffins. M.S.F.,
Quincy, MA
Fill muffi n cups ¥4 full with •
batter and bake at the same oven
temperature a few minutes longer
than regular muffin directions or
until golden brown. You'll get ·
fewer, hut larger muffins with the
JUmbo muffin pan, but they will
taste just as good.
Q. 1 cook at a high school and
·sometimes like to use home
recipes, but when I increase the
recipes for cookies or quick
breads, I get a strong taste of
baking soda or powder. Do you
have any suggestions? C.K ..
Hillsdale, l\11
We recommend using recipes
. Le ted for quantity ·cooking to
avoid the problem you describe.
. Some recipes, when doubled or
increa!led, require less leavening,
• but there is not an accurate ratio.
Q. Several or my recipes coll for
coriander and cardamom. Where
cnn I find them? What substitutes
.for them? A.M., llroadmore, OH
In the dried form, both spices
are available in the spice section or your supermarket. Coriander
comes ground and as ~hole seeds.
Its nnvor is mildly fragrant and
similar to a cross between lemon
peel and sage. lt is used for
breads, cakes, cookies, curry
powder, saullages1 seafood,
pastries, pickling and Mexican and
Spani!lh dishes.
Cardamom comes in ground,
seeds or whole pod forms. it
~elongs to the ginger family and is
pungent with a slight menthol
navor. Use it for coffee, custard,
curry, fruit, sausages and
Scandinavian. breads. Both spices
are distinctive and neither has a
direct substitute.
SPECIAL TIP: To prevent
mar hmallows from becoming firm
and stale, store in plastic bag in
the (reezcr. Once marshmallows
become hard, there's no way to
soften them. However, they can be
used in overnight fruit salad, hot
cocoa or for cooked frosting or
bars.
Q. What is pancetta and where
might I find le? E.P., San
Dernadlno, CA
Pancet1a (pronounced
pan-CHET-ah) i an unsmoked,
cured Italian bacon. Its salty flavor
lends it elf to all kinds of Jtalian
di he . Look for ic in an Italian
deli and keep it no longer than
three weeks in the r~frigerator and
up to six months in the freezer.
Q. I love a n1tl rood cakt. Do
you ha.,e any 1uaestlon1 to jau It
lip Co sen-e Co 1v1t1! LR.,
~1llwaukec, WI
You can easily make a beautiful
dessert that is low in fat and only
appears indulgent. Prepare angel
rood cake mix and split into two
or three layers with a long knif c.
Spread a mixture of frosting ar;id
fruit flavored yogurts, or
fruit-flavored jams between layers.
Frost sides and top with whipped
cream and garnish wi th fresh fruit
slices.
Q. How can I keep a 2-pound
brick or cheese from molding aner
it's been opened? I've bttn
keeping ll In a n air-light
container, but still flnd mold spots
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after a few days. V.E.S., Joba Oliy,
OR
You may get better results if
you wrap cheese tightly in plutic
wrap to minimize its exposure to
air. Better yet, tightly wrap a small
pan of the block that you'll use in
a day or two and frec;ze the
remaining cheese in small sections.
Tightly wrap, seal in
moisture-vapor-proof wrap and
freeze for three to four months.
Thaw in refrigerator so cheese
docsn 't crumble.
SPECIAL TIP: Try substituting
juice for some of the oil in salad
dressings. You'll add extra
vitllnins and flavor and cut the fat
in recipes.
Q. Wbta I fros& my cakes lhe
surface crumbles or breaks a nd
Id• mixed In wltb the Croslin&.
Help! LK., Bakenneld, CA
Before frosting, be sure to cool
c~kc on wire racks. Then, gently
brush away loose crumbs and fill
visible pockets or holes in cake
with frosting. You should ·use a
flexible, fnetal spatula to frost
cake, and keep a cup of warm
water nearby. If spatula pulls up
crumbs or is not spreading
smoothly, dip it in water, ~ipc dry
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot
and begin again.
Frosting can pull and &car cake
if it's too thick. To thin frosting.
stir in a f cw drops of water or .
milk. Coat torn section with a thin
layer of frosting to seal In crumbs
before continuing.
Q. A frlcnd aave mt a lrUlt
' bowl, but I don't know what a
trlOc is. R. W., Los Aqeles, CA
T rifle is an Enalish dessert
made of a simple cake soaked with
sherry, rum, cognac or whiskey
and layered with custard sauce,
whipped cream, toasted nuts and
sometimes fruit, jam and grated
chocolate.
Q. Wbenenr I make a
cheesecake, It splits in the middle
after baklna. What mlah1 I be
dolna wrona? D.B., Wcmonak Oak
Valley, NJ and Q.J., Pbiladclphlo,
PA
Cheesecake is more likely to
crack if i~'s baked at too high an
oven temperature, or ovcrbaked.
Check your oven temperature wi.th
a small oven thermometer and
adjust accordingly. Jn addition,
it helps Co place cheesecake on
the middle position rack of the
oven so heat flows evenly during
baking.
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• PKkaae Betty Crocker chocolate
cblp supreme brownie mix
• V.. cup brewed coffee or l
tablnpoon Instant cofftt aranules
dissolved In V.. cup hot water
• l c:up hazelnuts (Olberts),
toasted an_d coarsely chopped
•Glossy Frostlna-1 packaae (3
ounces) Swiss confectionery bar
(White chocolate),melled, tr desired
• 25 chocolate-covered coffee
beans, If desired
Heat oven to 350 F. Grease
bottom only of square aluminum
pan, 9x9x2 or 8x8x2 inches.
Prepare brownie mix as directed
on package, except substitute the
brewed coffee for the water and
stir in the hazelnuts with the mix.
Spread in pan. Bake 9-inch pan
about 45 minutes, 8-inch pan
about 48 minutes. 'cool
completely. Frost with Glossy
Chocolate Frosting. D rop white.
chocolate by 111 teaspoonfu ls into
25 evenly spaced mounds onto
chocolate frosting. Place coffee
bean on top of each mourid. Cut
into about l~·inch squares. 25
squares.
Oleuy Ch•c•l•h Fre1tln1
• J tablespoons shortening
• J ounces unsweetened chocolate
• i cups powdered sugar
• ~ cup brewed coffee or 1
tablespoon instant coffee granules
dissolved In V.. cup hot water
• 1 teaspoon vanilla
Heat shortening and chocolate
in 2-quart saucepan over low heat
until melted. Stir in remaining
ingredients; beat until smooth.
Place pan of frosting in bowl of ice
and water; continue beating until
spreading consistency.
Betty Crocker
Technique or the
Month
Toastl~g Nuts
Most nuts taste rich and good
fresh out of the shell. Out, it's
• toasting that brings out their
fu llest navor. Toasting nu ts is easy.
Most importantly, watch them
carefully because the time between
prime toasting and scorching is
short. These methods work for any
type or nut.
• Skillet method: Sprinkle nuts in
an ungreased, heavy skillet. Cook
over medium heat 5 to 7 minutes,
stirring frequently, until nuts begin
to brown. Then, stir constantly
unt il nuts :ire golden brown.
• Oven method: Spread nuts in a
shallow ungreased pan and bake,
uncovered, in a 3500 F. ove n for 6
to 10 minutes, stirring frequently.
until ligh t brown.
•Microwave method: Mix
softened margarine or butter and
nuts in microwaveable pie plate
and microwave on high, stirring
eve ry 30 seconds, until light
brown. One teaspoon margarine
and in cup nuts will take 2tn to 3
minutes.
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Of Huntington Beach
Hundngton Beach
Medical Center
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you r nea1\·~t A11wric<1n H<'art /\ssociation.
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Thursday, June 9, 1994 N
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Did deserves
a dandy day
Make June 19th a dream day
for your Dad. Whether he cnJO)~
golfing, ga rdening or gluing ,
himsc;lf 10 the tele' ision, plan a
day full of treats he'll to .. e!
Fo r the Dad who's a real
swinger (on the golf cour)e).
surpri e him with the par-feet
cake, his favorite baked and
decorated like an oversized golf
ball! Baking and decorating arc
easy thanks to the 'Sporn. U:ill
Pan Set. II includes l\\O 6-inch
diameter pans 1ha1 m:.1ke a round
thre e-dimensional cake ''hen the
two halves are spread \, ith
frosting and placed together to
fo rm a round·ball.
~Kids as )Oung :is preschoolers
6n pitch in with the decorating.
'Simply frost the cake with
favorite white icing \hen le t it
st:ind 30 to 40 mi nutes or until ii
h::irdens and fo rms a slight cru)l.
Use the round end of a "ooden
spoon to gen~ly press dimples ·
into the ic ing. Mom and the l-1lh
\\ill also.have fun ma king cut-Olli
sugar cookies decorajed ''ith
fa miliar golf jargon.
. Gifts for Dad can be in 1-ccp·
ing with the golf theme, 100, 111..c
new golfing apparel, golf club
covers, or gift certificates from
the kid) for complimentaf! 1..aJd)
service or free club cleaning.
O r if your. Dad prefers
trimming hedges to teeing off.
plan an E:inh Day for him. The
family can \\Ork 1oge1her )p1111ng. '
up the yard, then picnic on
sand" ichcs shaped like trees. •
clo,cr • mapk lca .. es and
buuertlies. Shaped cool..ie cu11e~ ..
are super con,enient for mal-1ng
these .. and\\ichc), just cut out
shape'!> from >liccd bread and
chec .. c.,, then l:i) er "ith a '.met)
of lunch me.1b :.ind fillinl!... •
Younger ._id-. ,.,,ill cnjo) helping.
Anu Cor 1he Dad "ho IO\C'>
tcle,i-.1on, June 19th 1-. h" day 10
-.1:.ir' GJthcr the IJm1h to \\,itch
a mo' 1c. or let Dad sl-iov. tw.
stuff Junng ..i tun -filled game ul
· f·amil) Feud' ur "Jcop:irdy."
DAD'S POUND CAKE
• 1 cup butler or murga rinc
• 13 ~ cups !>ug..ir
• ~ {'ggs
• 2 cups all-purpo:.<: nour
• 2 teaspoons baling po"dl·r
• • ~ teaspoon mace
• 1,! cup milk
• 1 tcal)poon 'anill u
Preheat o,·cn to 325F. Gre..i-.e
Spom Dall Pan) \\1th \ege1..1bk
!>hortcning Ond du!>t "1th lluur.
or u~I! vegetable p:in spr J). For
e:.i~icr handling. pl:ice pam on
cookie !>heel. Jn l:irge ml\1ng
bo" I. cream bullet anJ -.ugar
until light Jnd Oufl). AJd egg..,
one JI a time Combine !lour
baking po"dcr :ind mace AdJ
0our 011\tUre JltL•rnatch \\Ith
milk to bu11er mi\ture.
0
bcatin11
afll.'r CJch JJJ11ion AdJ \Jnilt:.i.
Uc:.tl al mcJ1um-h1gh speed un11I
.. moo1h. Poor into prcpareJ pJn~.
Uakc .tO to .t5 milluh:'> ur un11I
101;thp1c'-in,crtl.'c,.l into u:ntcr
com1..' out ckan Cool in p.1rh 15
rnrnu1c., on rJcl..: rcmu\1.. L:.it..c.,
tro111 pJll> JnJ coul Cl)nlplc!tel).
r ullo\\ J1rcc11on-. 1ncludcJ \\llh
pan'> tor mure bah.mg h1nh nd
1c1ni; direc11un'>.
iiaTlf P'k. Gotoring Contest .
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COSTA MESA FAIRGROUNDS
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Coloring Conte t Rule & Regulations
One winner in each age group will bc cho~n Each winner "r 11 recc1\.c 4 ucl.el\ II' the Or-Jngc Cuunty. Fair.
Winn ing artwork will be d1~played at Lhc Orange Counl) FarrgmunJ '
• Entric must be completed by a child in one of the age group~ lr'tcd bclo" ~amc. addrc" and age
information mu 1 be fi lled in
• Mail finished cntne~ 10 Orange County Fair. Special ContClo.t • l\ Fair Dr c,,,ta Me :t. CA 92626.
Ent ries muM he rccel\cd by S pm. July 6.
• Entn~~ "111 be judged at I pm. Thursday. July 7. in the Fine Arts Ocpartmcnl. Winni ng en1rie "111 he
displayed after judging.
•All judged cntnc' may bc p1d .cd ur at the pccial Conlc.,t~ otfo:c altcr t~ Fair. Mond.l),
July 25 Imm Ill am to 5 pm .
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BoneleM~~~
Rump
Roast
or Bottom Round Roast
USDA Select-Beef Round-per lb.
MEAT VALUE
1fS1Y·
Drllms & Thighs .
ComboPack .e
Callfonla Crowu Chkken
~rib.
SEAFOOD VALUE
Swordfish
..Steak
Bay
Scallops
Pttvtou.ly f'roun
~rib.
99 .
Sae 2.00 per lit.
LIQUOR VALUE
12 Pack ~ =« 5.99
Coors te.Malt-IJI
· Rdalle Avallable -100 ..Stott
Beer . -. 299 Replar or uth• Reblle
I 2 01. NR btla..Phaa CRV YH Pay Oaly
EXCLUSIVELY AT RALPHS
Six Fl·· .Magic~l!_~
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Fresh
Broccoli
Nutritious
per lb.
DAIRY/DELI VALUE
21/2 Dozen Pak .
Large
Eggs
CoeMr)' f'mh-Crade AA Ncta,q.
DAIRY /DELI VALUE
I ·lb. 99 Ralphs
Sliced Ham
4d p,q.i.., Style
e9dl ,q.{'8 OL pq. 1.59) Sae apte 1.IO
LOWEST PGICE or THE YEAR
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Stayfree 79 Maxi
Pads ::C, Deodonat, Super or 24 d .or lJllra ,._ II ct. to 20 ct. pq.
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Sweet
Juicy
·Peaches
Tree Ripened
per lb.
GROCERY VALUE
64 oz.
Tree 'fop
Apple Juice e
Replar, Natura! or Cldt'r e.a. btl. SaYe ap te I.II
GROCERY VALUE
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64 oz.-Ralphs
Cranberry
Juice Cocktail
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Pepsi or
Diet Pepsi
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or Diet Cola
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