HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-02-23 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA TI1e usual is
unusual in our
weather lately, so Nllft.~
morning clouds 01!Jl)!J 1
and then some sunshine this
afternoon, with the douds
back again by nightfall.
See Weather, Page A2
Serv~ng the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
Mama mial Disney's Newport resort to have an Italian theme
Artist's rendering
depicts Walt
Disney timeshares
on the Newport
Coast, a planned
$250 million
project that will
have an Italian
villa theme to
coincide with the
look of the land.
\
• Project will feature
ti_meshares, villas on 70
acres of Newport Coast.
Bv EVA.~ HENERSON, STMF WP.nu
NEWPORT COAST -The
creators of Disney World h::ive .an .
entirely different concept for a
high-end timeshare development
silted to occupy a 70-acre stretch
of Ncwpoi:J Coast.
ltalyland?
The· name \\ill actually be
"Disney's NC\\port Co;ist Resort,"
say officials from Disney Vacation
Development, but the $250 million
project will have an Italian villa
theme Lo coincide with the look of
~lAP.C ~lARTIN, DAILY l'ILOT
Workers rope off area around Balboa Peninsula plum tree that was cut down because it was ripping up the sidewalk.
Tree's
last stand
City has large,
treacherous kaffir plurn
tree chopped down,
despite obje~tions
from neighbors
Bv EvAN H ENEB.SON, STAFF Wiun:1t
M u.ch can change ov~r the course of
sue years.
' Nano Von Oppenheim, who
once chained herself and six friends to a
eucalyptus tree before she would let the
city remove it for parking spaces, has
reluctantly allowed the city of Newport
Beach lo cut down a large kaffir plum tree
on Edgewater Avenue.
Reluctantly.
"At the end, J thought all l could do was
,eompr9mise," Von Op.penheim said. "I'm
just so tired of the whole thing."
The tree had stood outside of Von
Oppenheim's Lindo street home for nearly
30 years. Von Oppcqbeim had paid for its
m:iinterfance and regul:irly !.Wept away the
plums that periodically dropped on the
side\\alk. She also rebuilt a nearby bench
and planter area, all of which sit in city
property in the area between her home and
her dock.
Residents and visitors Lrequently i.it
along the bay front to watch the annual
Chril>tmas 13o:i~ Parade in Newport H:irbor.
Wall..crs and bike rs frequently move
through the i.ccluded street, which sits
directly across from D:iy Island.
"P~1rentl> bring Ji11le kids and t:ikc
piclures under th~ll tree," Von Oppenheim
said Wednesday. "I widened the bJck relit
of the bench so that people coukl sit there.
It's a little nature have n for people ''alking
See TRH/Pa9e ~ 10
the land.
·Disney filed its draft
environmental imp:ict report \\ith
the county earlier this \\eek. The
public w'ill h::ive 45 days to re!:ipond
to the document, afte r ''hich time
there will be a meeting before the
county planning comrnisliion.
Disney Vac:ition Development
expects to begin grading by thii.
i.ummcr and hopes to open
Dii.ney's Newport Coast Resun by
spring of 1995.
The company, which h:is one
t1me-sh:ire facility in operation
and t\\O more under con:.truction.
b proposing a project th at ill less .
massive and more desirable than
an earlier Marrio11 time-share pl.in
\\hich \\Oukl have occupied the
same loc:.ation. a;cording to Di:.nc)
of111.i.:.ab
"Our pl:tn \\Ould h:i\e less
trallic and ''e're building far fe\\er
unitl> than the sp::icc allu\\S," ~.:11d
Dougbs f\torebnd. the project's
<leh.lopment u1redor. "Plus, the
Jtali.:.an hill tO\\n th1.:1nc i; more in
keeping "ith the '.>Urroundtng
arc:i."
The propo~d include!:i 650
lituJio through threl:·bcdroom
UllllS -fur .:! tot::il OI I.Ol.IO
m<li\ 1du.il room'> -a:. ''ell a~
re~taur ..ints, a hotd building anJ a
series of' ilb!> Eac.:h 'illl in the
1e:.ort \\tit c\ukc .1 J1llercnt r~g1011
uf Ital\
·1111 . ." 1e-.urt \\Ouhl mdudc a
See R.ESORT/Page A10
Robberies leave .,
store employees
rattled, shaken
• Police still seeking man
suspected of robb ing two
Costa Mesa businesses
and kill ing owner of Laguna
Beach ice cream store.
Bv !\Lule S. Pos~a.R., l>rm \\"1<:ru
COSTA MESA -A teen-age
00\\Cr·)hop emplO)eC \\..is so rat·
tied by an ;mned m:in \\ho
grabbed mane) out of her l..1:.h
dra\\ er that l>he cuuld111t attend
cla!:isel> al bt:.i11c1..1 H11~h ~chuvl
the following Ja),. her bu-~~ ):tid.
That robber~ susplct l:,11cr
ended his br::w.:n MonJ.1y-night
crime spree '' ith the rnuri.kr of a
co-owner of a I3~k1n-Robb111s ice
cream store in L:igun.1 l3.cJ.d1, po-
lice say. The ~Iring of rubherte:-
r:in ,through l\\O Co~IJ ~ks::i stores
and one in Tustin bdo{e ending in
Lagun:i D1.:ach \\1th · the 1j1.il
l>hooting, police saiJ.
POiice said emplo)CC) lrom both
Costa Mesa bu!:iinc:>:.eli hJ\l' c1\cn
descriptions of the su~pcct --"ho
bore distincthe tallou~. one in
block-c:illigraphy lettering anJ one
th :.11 m:.i) form teardrops under :rn
C)C -:.ind \\ere i.ho\\n a photo·
graph of the man on \\'cJne:.J;i~.
before it \\!ls rck:i.:.cd lO the:
mcdi:.a.
The photugr aph \\ ;.i:. J~p!k.i!t..J
off of :i store s..:curit~ 1..ip1.: t..il..cn
at the 13.1skin•Robb1ns store 1.
Tu:.tin. L:.agun:.a Ucad1 Pl1l1~c Lt.
D..indl Adums s..11d
RC\\ anh totaling S 15,uUIJ ll r Ill·
1urm:i1ton k.idsng to the .in~sl
anJ con' ict1on ot the ,u.,p..:d :11::
being oHcreJ. Ad.inl:. \..11J. L.ig" .. .i
13cach police abo h:.t\l set up a
1011-frcc phonr: lin'" -\1)()-LUl'u·
00', or 800-527-3UUS -th..11 oth.r
tipster:. anon) mit~.
But the molit frightening .1,p1.:1:1
of the spree \\..ts the n'..tl\ s ..ihl.:~
to 1111 so m:ln) stores 1n su1.:h a .
·short peno<l of time.
"ll i:. dbturbing th.Jt he )l.1 ... L\\l)
in Co'>IJ ~lcs.i, one in Tu~un u11J
th en comes into Lagun.1 Dc:u.:h in
ju:.L unJcr an hour," r\JJni:. '..tiJ
One of the crime 'ic111n,, .1 i -·
\e:ir-old E:.1.1ncia sc111or. \\..1:. ~\orking alone 111 the Clll\lll~ ·,
flowu ston:, located ::it 29-..3 H.ir·
bor 131\J., ''hen ihi.: gun1i1;in
See ROllERY /Page A 10
Williams willing to buy
the farm in Costa Mesa
• But officials say there are
many hurdles to clear if they
accept former school board
trustee's $10 million bid for
Costa Mesa High property.
Bv ~L\11.v A.'(::-. HAR.Mo::-., StAH W1t11L•
NEWPORT-MESA -A former
school board trustee's idea to turn
the Costa MesJ I ligh School farm
into :i haven for tract homes h.t)
become the talk of the l>Chool
community.
Nc"port Uc:ich de\elopcr Tum
Williams h:b offered to bu) the
18-acre farm i.ite from the New·
port-Mesa Unified School Di)trict
fo r S 10 million. He pitcheJ the
idea during ,a school board mc~t·
ing Tuesday night.
After the mcctin£, Wilfi,um s:i1d
he was serious ::sbout the offer and
has invc~tors already committed ti.)
lin:iuce the project. The farm site
is also being rcviC\\Cd by the city
of Costa f\k:.a, the count\ fair-
groundl> and the !.chool db1i11:1 lor
potenti:.al use.: :is a l>ports facilit~.
After \\'illiams' SIO m1llion an-
nouncement, m::sn~ p;1rcn1' at thl'
meeting liaiJ the olkr \llunJcJ
like the perfect, easy :ins\\cr to thl'
dbtrict's bud!!Cl \\OCs.
Though district of11c1ab aren't
sure how much money ''~I 1:-c sal·
v:igcd from the count~ 's b:111krupt
funds. Ne" port-Mesa st.:.ands to
Jo-,e S millton under one pl.Ill
propo~ed by the county.
The bo..ird JiJn't J1rl'cth re·
pund to the offer Tucl.Ja~ i11gh1.
but J1slt1 t officials Jid the' arc
SI\ ing the propo!:ial lie rious consid-
cra11on. \\ illiJm aho maJt.! the
i.::ime bid for the fa rm in October.
"The ofrcr is certainlv an e\Cll·
ing one," i.aid dbtrict Supl'rinll:n·
Jent ~tac Oernd.
"l3ut there :tre J number of hur·
dies that ''ould ha'e to be cro scd
before the di trict could get the
money into 1h cl.)ffcrs. Mo)t im·
See fARM/P•t• A 10
NUMalU Views diner when it comes to beggars on the streets of Costa Mesa.
NEWSROOM 540-1224
HOT.LINE 642-6086
SPORTS 642-4330
INDIX
Around Town ............... AS
Community Forum ....... A9
Sports ........................... 81
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• Cos~a Mesa City Council gave its preliminary nod to
two laws targeting panhandlers, but some say the
measures aren't charitable.
ordinance is the way to go. \Ve do
need to stop the probkm. but I'm
not sure how."
On Tuesday night, the City
Council gave initial approval to
BY TlNA BoAGATTA, SrAJ'F WRJna
COSTA MESA -R'csidcnts
might f cel a little SBfer in the
shopping malls if two proposed
panhandling laws win final a~
proval from the City Council next
month, but 50mc people say the
effort may be misguided.
"We so often just full upon pu·
the meai.ure~. aimed at peddl~rs
or beggars who solicit charity from
street medians and panhandler·
who use intimidation or "aggres·
ive" manner to pcr..u:idc others
to give them money.
nitive meu!lures and laws for
changes that \\e hnvc to bring
about within ourselves and in our
society," Jenn Forbath, founder of
SOS (Share Our Selves) poverty
relier center, said on Wednesday. Councilman Peter J3uff u wa
perhaps Lhe most oubpokcn on
"I don't think people should be the issue, suggesting thllt mo~t
subjected to being hara"cd by JXlnhandlen will •pend the money
panhnndlcrs, but I'm not ~UIC ml •On drugs instead Of food,
..
"These arc not people "ho are
quietly a!:i!..ing for help," he saitl.
"They arc basically con men, i.cam
artistl> • , . They're ~Ubl>tancc abus·
crs who arc going to tat..e that
mol)ey and buy another nickel bag
of cracl. cocaine, and they're going
to smo~c it, snort it, take it any
''ay they can."
About · half a dozen residents
turned out to speak on the ordi-
nances Tuesday night, mo t \Oic-
ing their support of the proPQ)Cd
laws. Some complained $pccir.cally
about one individual who ~tands at
the corner of Harbor Doulcvard
and the San Diego Frce~ay of·
frump "'ith a sign that rca~, "\\'ill
''or!. for fooJ."
Still, a few pcopl~ questioned
the se,erity of the problem. And
Counc1l"oman Sandra Gcn1-. \\as
among them.
"l don't ~now if l JUSl look un-
approachable or if I J~t Jon't
look rich," Geni said. "But I've
been by, that 405 Frccwuy offramp
plenty of time~. and l'"c yet to
have this man approach me. l\e
maybe had a couple or kidl try to
sell me flowers. but tha1'1 ~bout
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Thursday. Fet>Nary 23, 1115
OCALS 0 LY
CITY EDITOR IRIS YOKOI, 574-4233
Cht•M Get thl Pltlll'll
at Used Cl•ra
Store prices · One C01t1 M111
ponce nan 820
sign-on tee I CAN'T SAY ENOUGH GOOD things
about The Used Camera Store
(645-9161), located at 545A W. 18th
St., in Costa Mesa.
Since I've enrolled in photography
classes this store has been invaluable.
Owner David Moore gives each customer
his full attention, giving informal
photography lessons from behind the
counter.
sweet The Costa Mesa Police
Department is doing away with a
$20 sign·off fee that is charged for
verification of so-called "fix-it
ticket" corrections.
The store sells top-quaJity used and new
cameras and accessories. And the prices
are 25% to 50% less
than retail. deal
The City Council approved the
eliminntion of the fee during its
meeting on Tuesday night.
"Tiie front desk documented the
reaction that this fee is generating
with citizens who need assistance,"
police Capt.
Best
Buys
Moore is always
interested in trade-in
cameras and equipment,
and currently he's in
need of Canon AE-1 and
other Canon series
cameras, Pentax K-1000,
and Minolta X-700,
X370 or X570.
0
llOBlE SPORTS
(675-9700). located at
283 1 E. Coast Highway
in Corona del Mar, is
having its annual
clearance sale s1arting Friday from 10 a.m.
10 5 p.m. through Sunday.
hems are discounted 50% to 75%, and
all clothing is half-off. Top name brands
on sale include Quiksilver, Bogner,
Descente, Roffe, Obermeyer, Columbia
and Burton.
Hobie Sports is giving the lowest prices
of the year on skis, boots, poles, bindings
and snowboards. And for kids ages 3 to
17, there's a trade-in program. You can
trade-in skis, boots, poles, and receive 50
cents on the dollar and apply it to new
equipment or trade-in your used
equipment for used equipment at
no-charge to you.
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IF YOU'D LIKE TO HELP out local
:.chools and attend a free Uttlc People
Expo complete with Looney Tunes
costume characters, a live band, food, and
activities for kids, you can attend the
Spirit Run· '95 this Sunday at Fashion
Island.
Funds raised will help out local schools
including Roy 0 . Anderson, Uncoln and
Harbor View Elementary.
The Spirit Run includes a lOk run at
7:30 a.m., a Sk run/walk at 8: 15 a.m., and
three Lillie People races including a
I -mile run at 9:30 a.m. for 9 to 10 year
olds; a I-mile run at 9:50 a.m. for 7 to 8
year olds; and for 6 year olds and under,
a l/z mile run at 10:10 a.m.
Registration is $16 for adults and $14
for children. On race d ay, add $2.
It wasn't business as usual at California
School where Pat Holmberg's first-and
second-graders sold out of sweets as they
traded the goodies for pieces of trash picked
up on campus by fellow students. The event
was part of a social studies project. At top,
students pass out cupcakes and candy.
Above, David Spenser, 7, and buddy David
Seagondollar, 6, shout out orders to students
crowding around one of the hottest exchange
items -candy bars. Below, Kelly Barbosa, 6,
holds a fistful of junk in hopes of turning it in
for something sweet. .
0
SHAPE-UP NEWPORT (63 1-3623) is
offering a special for new members. You
can try-out a membership for six weeks
for S69.
PHOTOS BY DON LEACH
The limited membership waives ·
enrollment fees and dues.
Shape-up Newport, a health club f.or
men and women is located in the
WestcLiff Plaza at 1080 Irvine Ave. in
1'.lcwport Beach.
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TIUANGLE SQUARE'S DNA It's In The
Jeans has discounted selected men's and
"omen's clothing 25%.
The Volunteer Directory runs pcriodlCJ11ly
in the Daily Pilot. If you'd like information
on gelling your organization listed, call
642-4321, ext. JJI.
DNA specializes in jeans and
Melrose-style clothing, though the sale
c.Joes not include jeans. DNA is located on
11le streel level of Triangle Square.
aallet Pacifica
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The B:illet P:icifica Guild, a volunteer
support group for Ballet P:icific:i, needs
volunteers for :i variety of t:isks. For more
inform:ition, call Mo11y Lynch :it 642-9275.
'l'JUS IS THE last week of Hickory Farm's
coffee special -buy a pound, get a Community Hospice Car~
ppund free. The offer ends March 3.
•Hickory Farms sells whole bean or fresh
gtound coffee in a vari ety of blends.
·Hickory Farms (642-4302) is located in
t~e Westcliff Plaza at J 71h at Irvine in
Newport Deach.
Communi1y I lospicc Care, an orgamz:Hion
th:.11 provides medic:il :ind emotional support
to terminally-ill p:itients and their f~nulics in
Or:ingc Coun1y, needs volunteers in Cos1a
Mc53 and Newport Bc:ich. For inform:ition
or registrntion, c:ill Cindy L:iird, 978-7447.
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U,st Duys appears Thursdays aod
SUturdays. Wbctbcr )'Ou're • merchant or
D,shoppcr, ii you know of a good buy call
ute DI 540·1224, fDX me at 646-4170 or
write to me: Dest Duys, Dally Pilot, 330 W.
Day St., Costa Mesa, CD/if. 92627 •
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The Cosla Mes:i Civic Pl:iyhousc needs
volunteers for ushering, b:icksrnge, m:iilings,
· typing, lights, nnd many other duties. for
more information, c:ill 650-5269.
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VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY
Costa Mesa Historical Society
The socic1y collects inform:ition, photos
:ind :irtifocts rcl:11ing to the history of Costa
Mcs:i and the I l:irbor :ire:i. Voluntecr5 :ire
needed for clerical 1asks, computer input
and help in the hbrJry. For information, c:ill
Charles Beecher, 631-5918.
Costa Mesa Literacy Group
111c Costa Mesa Litcr:icy Group needs
volunlccrs to help people become literate or
tc:ich English as a second langu:igc. For
informotion, call r·ulkr, 548-3384.
Easter Seals
E3Stcr Se:ils Society needs \Oluntecrs for
ongoing clerk;il work, help in programs for
children "ilh dis;ibili1ics and to help \\ith
spcci:il events. For inform:ition, call
834·11 11.
Exchange Club Child Abuse
Prevention Center
Volunteer~ urc needed to help families
where :in incldenl of child ubusc has been
WEATHER
foot wind waves, 3 TIM,IRATUHS fool soulhwest Newport Beach swell. Morning 64/52 clouds and coaslal Balboa fog \\ilh partial 64/52
Costa Meu cle;iring this
69/52 aflernoon.
Corona dcl Mar
65/52 TIDll
TODAY
Firsl high SU•f FO•ICAIT 3:26 .a.m ........... 4.9
LOCATION SIZE First low
11:07 a.m ......... 0.1 Wedge 1•2 SW Second high Ne"-port 1·2 SW Blacldes 1·2 SW S:4B p.m ........... 3.2
Second low River Jetty 1·2 SW 10:19 p.m ......... 1.2 CdM 1·2 SW fRIDAY
rirsl high aOATINO 4:43 a.m ........... 5.2 light v.ui;able fir~! low winds morning ilnd 12;06 p.m ........ ·O.J evening hours ~Nond high
shifling 6:-' 1 p.m ........... 3.6 "'Hl·•oulh~est 15 ~cond low '" ..... : ... knots lhis 11 :34 p.m.1.9
~rternoon \\.1lh lwo W.Jter lernp.: 59
Rick Johnson said in a staff
report distributed to the council
prior to Tuesday's meeting.
"Approximately 71 % ... arc
residents, and approximately 66%
of the people are angered at the
fee, and most leave without having
the service performed."
Johnson said some officer~ have
signed off on fa-it citations while
out in 1he field without enforcing
the fee.
Twelve Ensign
students honored
by school board
A dozen Ensign Middle School
studen1s \\ere honored recently by
school board trustees for their
involvement in an award-winning
program dealing with prejudice.
· The California School Doards
Association gave the school's
program "Eliminating Bias and
Prejudice on a School Campus: One
School's Effort" a second place in
its Golden Bell a)' ards.
Through the Student Ethnic
Forum program, students learn how
to get along with each other despite
differences.
Principal Scolt Paulsen and
parent volunteers Laurie McKenzie
and Michele Silver were also
recognized, along with students:
Tinisha Felix, Andrew Evans, Hank
Hsieh, Adam Hearlson, Alfonso
Morales, Denise Andrade, Helen
Corral, Molly Melum, Starla Silver,
Kelly McKenzie, Efren Lopez and
Ludwing DeLaCruz.
Arraignment for
Stinson delayed
until Monday
reponed and :i referral made by 1hc counly,
anc.J to work with families of high-risk victims
of p:ircntal drug addiction. For inform:ition,
call 722-1107.
SANTA ANA -An arraignment
for the Costa Mesa father who
repor1edty shot and killed his
daughter has been delayed un1il
Monday.
David Curtis Stinson, 39, who
now lives in Newport Deach with
his sister, faces a single charge of
involuntary manslaughter with a
penalty-enhancing allegation that he
used a gun. If convicted, Stinson
could spend up to nine years in
state prison.
Glrl Scouts
The Girls Scouts of Orange County need
\Oluniccrs to be 1raincd as troop lc:idcrs, to
serve on spcci:il committees, :ind to give
lcc1ures, dcmons1rations or classes. For
information, call 979-7900. Costa Mesa police officials - in
a written request fo r a search
warrant at the Coral Street
apartment where Stinson lived with
his daughter Collister Natis Stinson
at the time of the Oct. 27 shooting
-said that Stinson admitted
shooting his daughter, but
repeatedly called it an accident.
Hat Connection
111e I l:it Connection is a women's
phil:inthropic extension of th e Ch:imbcr of
Commerce ''hich serves the communities of
Cos1a Mesa :ind Newport Be:ich. For
information, c:ill Kay Wnlburger, 650-2144.
Kids Cancer Connedlon
The Kids Cancer Connection is an
organization dedicated to the cmotion:il,
cduca1ionul :ind financial needs of children
afnictcc.J with cancer. Volunteers arc needed.
For informa1ion, call 851-7774.
Stinson was freed without bail in ·
November, in part so he could
attend his daughter's funeral.
-By t11e D~ly PJ/ot
SURF REPORT
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by weel.end, bringing
light oind variable wind
condilions and cooler
weather, but not much
surf. A strong storm
off of Japan should
send us some good
waves late neltt week .
We shou ld see a verr
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this weekend, and
maybe some SSW
pulses from the
southern hemisphere.
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COHAMHA
JOO block of West Bay Street: Clcnning equipment, power
tools anc.J a ladder were rcporlcdly stolen by someone
who entered a vacant upurtmcnt through :in unlocked
window. The hems laken from the :1partmen1, which wus
being cle:ined, were wonh $750.
1100 block or 8ucklnal11u11 Drhe: A purse :ind o ski
j:icket, worth a combined $50, were reported stolen from
a home th:it w:is left unlocked .
2600 block or N~port Uoule,ard: A camera bag with
equipment inside wns reported s1olcn from a locked c:ir.
The items were worth $220.
NIWPORT 8UCN
Dia Canyon Colr Couru: Pcrwnal belongings, worth
$182, that had been left in a golf e:irt during a round
were reporteJ stolen.
1100 block of Wut Balboa Boulevard: Someone who got
into a home 1hrough an open window took $115 in cash
500 block or Ea1t Edpater Avenue: A business received
two coun1crfci1 $100 bills from two people who walked
into the store 1ogcthcr and each indivi<tually bouaht
shiru \\Orth about $30 each. The store's loss was $200
because 1he suspects were given cash for their chanac.
Wiii 'blue ribbon' 1r•P keep di trict out ol tha rllllT
• A committee of financial
experts now serves as an
advisory panel on
Newport-Mesa investments.
A new "blue ribbon committee"
of financial experts from the com-
munity has been established by
Newport-Mesa Unified . School
Distric t Superintendent Mac
Bernd.
The investment advisory group
was cre3ted at the request of the
community and school board trust-
ees after the county decl:ircd
b:rnkruptcy, freezing Newport-
Mes3 district funds, including S47
million th3t district orfici3ls bor-
rowed to invest in the high-risk,
high-yield county pool.
The committee will advise the
district on its investments. "Most
importantly, the committee will
help us develop an investment pol-
Feruu.son calls tor Johnson
to be ousted lrom Assembly
Bv M.u.c S. l'OSNER, STAFF WIUTla
NEWPORT BEACH -Gil
Ferguson is calling for the state
Attorney General or the Secre-
tary of State to oust Ross John-
son from his ksembly scat be-
cause he has "abandoned" vot-
ers by moving out of his district.
Johnson, along with Ferguson,
Assemblywoman Doris Allen
and five others are seeking the
35th Senate District seat vacated
by Marian Bergeson.
But in order to be a candi-
date, Johnson had to move from
Placentia to Irvine. Th:it, Fergu-
son contends, shouldn't be al-
lowed by those who establish
election rules.
"Never has anyone ab:indoned
their voters to run in another
district," Ferguson said duFing a
news conference at his Nev. port
Beach campaign headquarters
that was followed by one on the
steps of the state Capitol on
Wednesday afternoon.
Johnson's decision to move
out of Placentia has left his
72nd Assembly District -which
also includes Fullerton and La
Hahm -without an advocate in
the state's lower house, said
Ferg u s·o n a fo rm e r As-
semblyman.
"This strikes right at the heart
of representative government,"
Ferguson said. ''That's why they
call it representative go.,,crnment
-he's supposed llJ reprei.ent a
group o·f people that he li,cs
among and understands.
"They don't have any repre-
sent::ition up there," he said of
the North Orange County voters
\\ho elected Johnson. 'The 70th
has t\\O (represent:itiq:s) -
icy for the future," Bernd said.
The $47 million loan, which is
due in June, is the primary finan-
cial matter under discussion by the
commiuee.
The Newport-Mesa district has
:i total of nearl} SSO million frozen
in the county pool. In addition to
the S47 million lo:rn, about $33
million in property taxes and other
revenues th:n were, by law, di-
rectly deposited with the county
also sits in the pool.
Mrs. (Marilyn) Brewer :ind Mr.
Johnson."
Dut Johnson, who maintains
that quality representation is
more important than where in
the county :i representative lives,
dismissed Ferguson's attempt as
•·a l)pical Gil Ferguson stunt."
"This is a desperate attempt
by Gil Ferguson, whose cam-
paign is evaporating before his
eyes because of his betrayal
and his maneuvering to keep
(Assembly Speaker) Willie
Uro\\ n in power," Johnson snid
by phone from his Sacramento
office. "I think that this clearly
shows thnt Gil is trying to divert
attention nway from the fact
that he has disgraced himself •..
by telling (independent As-
semblyman) Paul Horcher to
leave the (Republican) party."
Johnson admits that he has a
home in S::icrnmento.
"l O\\n 3 home in the 35th
Senate District (and) I o" n a
home in Sncramento," John:.on
said. ··so docs Mr. Ferguson. So
docs Ms. Allen."
Members of the new investment
ad\11sory committee include:
• C}nthia Dillion, assistant vice·
president, real estate investments,
Pacific MutuJI
• Raymond Pacini, executive
vice president, Koll Real Estate
Group
• 0Jnicl J lart...ins, attorney, Har-
kins & Michelman
• Cha1ks Mack, C.E.O., United
Western Medical Centers
• Roge r Alford, l lausmanigcr,
Bence, Lange and Alford
• Bill J:icoby, Nation:il Dank of
Southern Oihfornia
•Jennifer Gueze, inH:stmcnt
counsel, Pacific Mutual
•Elaine Ha,ens, \ICC president
of fixed incomes securi11c-., Padtic
Mutual
• Chrii.s Street, invc~tmcnt
banker
•John Packer, 3ss1)1Jnt 'kc
president, real estate lll\Cstmcnt.
portfolio management, PJcit1c ~lu-
tu::il
•Mac Bernd, Ne\\ port-Me a su-
perintendent
•Michael Fine, Ne"port-Mesa.
dm..:ctor of fiscal seniccs. ~
1 he commmee members :ire all.
and1' 1duals ''ho expressed an in-
terest in using their financial ex-;
pertisc to help the district, ::iccord-4
ins to district officials.
I he committee ha'> met once.'. .,
hut h.is not decided how often~
mccling' Mii be held.
-By M:uy Ann H umon:
City eases garage rule for landlords
Rv T INA llOllGArrA, STAH Wurn
COSTA MESA -Apartment
O\\ncrs ::ilong James Street, Shali-
mar Dri"e and West 18th Street
now can offer their tenants :i little
more security -:ind do it legally.
O'er the years. many apartment
O\\ ners have convened their car-
pons into enclosed garages to help
safeguard against car break-ins
:ind theft, problems which they
claim :ire rampant in that West
Side neighborhood. However, most
of those conver~ions \\Crc done
"ithout proper city :ipprcv:il and
don·t conform to building code
standards.
On ·r ucsday, the City Council
.1ppro,ed a plan that lega lizes
tl10se con,crsions and ullO\\S other .
J(}.l rtmenl o" ncrs in that area to
do the same in the future.
The matter had been presented
to the cit) 's Pl::inning Commission
IJ t month, bu t the committee
dcadlocb.cd on a decision, leaving
ll up to the Ci ty Council to decide.
··1 think C\el)body \\JS happy
with the council's decision," s;.iiJ
Doug Cira Iii, '"ho O\\ ns three
apartment buildings on Shalimar
Drive.
At Tuesday's meeting, C1r;.illi -
who said he's made signittcJnt im-
provements to all three of his
buildings but has not comertcJ his
carports -told the council thJt
he was prepared to sell hill propc r-
ties if the plan was not :ipprO\ c d.
On Wednesday, Ciralli s:iid he\
decided to keep the apa1tmcnb
and may purchase three murc
properties on the same block.
"13ut, this \\OUld have b..:en the
straw that broke the c.1md\
back," he said. "I had m:11 .. k up m~
mind riftcr one of Ill) un1h \\;,i.,
broken into last month.
"I can onl} do l>O much ,1, .in
O\\ne r. We just need om1.: hi:lp,
and we need to \\Ork tog1.:th.:r.
This is a step fOT\\ aru."
Last month, the hsu..: r Jt-.cJ 11.c
in! of i.ome propert> O\\lh.. r' "1111
fch a few ol the 1.."0nJ1tiL'l1' .:t
forth in the plJn were un1 c.Nll~·
.ille. Out on Tuesday, the council
c1111110Jtcd those requirements.
Linder the initial plan. the O\\n-
cr:. \\Ould ha'e been required to
mal\e some 1mpro,emenll> to the
wm crsions. For e>.ample, some
o" ncrs \\OulJ ha\ e been required
to kno1.k out partition~ that ha'e
been added \\1thin the enclosures
:inJ install garage doors \\ ith glass
\\lndo\\:. or \tee! mesh openings to
cn-.urc the structures v.ould not be
u)cJ J') II\ ing ~p.ice.
llo"c'cr. many o-wners argued
ti J I the opcmngs \\ould merely
.d iv" burgLtr:. to "pick :ind choose
\\ h:.it 1hc) 'n.: going to i.teal."
· l11ac "\..re .;.1 lot of good
fh 1111:. th .i t ''i:rc made lal>t night,"
~1 .1~0r Jv1. l.:r1ck:.on s<.11J on Tues-
JJ~. · \\e·rc going to be \\Orking
"11.1 t•1c propert) O\\ncrs in i;ood
l<ltth .111J the\ need to make a
glXJJ-l:uth d lo~t "1th us.''
I 1 prvpdl) O\\ ners s..:e a garage
L·1. 1H;rtc.:d into a d\\clling -a c11y
'aJ.1110 11 -.. " e hope th::it they
\\1 I not•f> the cit>." Enclo..!>On said.
Bet on it: Allen over Johnson and Ferguson DARE honors Harbor View students today
A long with :in incalculable
number of letters, postcards
and "Urgentgr:ims" offering
us more than two dozen credit
cards :ind home equity loans, last .
week's mail contained another
curious piece of literature: a
sample ballot for next month's
state Senate election.
Do you believe
that history does
repeat itself? If
so, get thee to a
bookmaker and
plunk down a
bundle on Doris
Allen to win
Marian
Dergeson's
erst\\ hile seJt in
the upper
chamber.
Check this out: On the
Coast Allen won the
Assembly sea~
she currently holds when her
opponents then, Nolan Frizzellc
and Tom Mays, split the massive
conservative vote allowing Doris to
dance her way to Sacramento.
Needless to say, all three were
Republicans. Also needless to say,
Frizelle and Mays tried to outdo
one another as to which of them
was further to the right of Atilla
the Hun. Allen, me:in"hile, used
the old "responsible conservative"
pitch and won the election.
If that sounds familiar, consider
a more recent election when three
Republicans, one woman :ind l\\O
men, duked it out. Remember
when Marilyn Brewer did precisely
the same thing last i.pring when
she ran against Tom Reinecke :ind
Barry Hammond for the Assembly
scat Gil Ferguson vacated.
Reinecke and Hammond tried to
ou t-conservative one another,
thereby splitting the hard-core
right wing vote, allowing Brewer to
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However this Senate race turns
out, fan s of rough-and-tumble
gutter politics will surely get their
kicks. That Most Conservative of
Conservatives, Gil Ferguson,
stands accused of being in cahoots
\\ith Willie Drown. I "ill belic"e
that, in politics, almost an) thing
can be true. Out not the Gil and
\ illie sho".
There's :ibo the theory that
Willie Bro"n is orchestrJting the
entire election so that either Allen
or Johnl>on "ill "in, thus Jca.,,1ng
another Republican \acancy in the
rusembly, thus assuring Willie of
another few months of
speakership.
Jn other '~ords, Democrats arc
controlling the electfon in
o-.emhelmi1\gly Republican
Orange County. Believe that and I
have some prime swamp land for
you.
Meanwhile, Fcrgu on stands
accused of Bergeson-bashing,
because the now-county supervisor
has come out for Ross Johnson.
He, in turn, is scorned as a
carpetbagger because he moved to
Irvine to run for the office.
~nd apparently, that carpetbag
V stuffed with campaign money.
So, Ros Johnson has the money
and Marian Bergcson's
endorsement.
Gil Ferguson has the results of
that specious, taxpayer funded
suJvey he took just before leaving
office and the support of the most
conservative voters in the county's
most conservative neighborhood~.
Who c::in forget the CO•T\ment b) a
Pilot reader, one H. ~1illard of
Costa ~lcsa. "ho IJbch!d Ross
John!.On and Doris Allen "Left"
and "Lcfuer'?"
That made up my mind. I'm not
sure "hJt Dori!> bring!> to the
pJrl), e~ccpl a producti,·e,
re..tsonJblc and rationJI outlook
Jnd \Oting record. She \\ill hkcl)
ha\C m) \ote. \\hich is surely the
kiss of death. Uased on my recent
record in picking political "inners.
you·d probabl} bc~t not call )Our
bookie after all. ·
A 'Once and Future Treasurer'!
Un1il lust week, the sume bookie
probably woulJ have made John
Moorl:ich. the Costa Mesa CPA
"ho called the shot on Dob Citron
last spring, a1\ evcn-monc;,-bet to
be appointed to the now 'acant
office of county tre~urer.
But last Frid:iy the brand n..:w
County CEO. \\.illiam Popejo).
told the supcn isors in a
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M Thursday, February 23, 1995
Farcing th
"The horizon le3ns forw<Jrd,
Offen·fll you space to pl:Jre new
steps of chinge
Here, on the pulse of this fine d3y."
M ft)'a Anctlou
S eems that Fcbru31) 's been
doin' a field d3y, flexing for
early freedom to shed its
well-worn winter coot. Th:u thick
riff of celebration sun hine and
unsolicited w:irmth during the p:.t!>t
week was sneaky and rhythmically
cductivc -a flirtatious percus-
sion trying to force the pring.
How sweet it is.
Apropos to this
f cistine)S, my :in
grazing recently
landed me amid
a fresh crop of
lush ~cenic paint-
iftgs currently on
display at the
Robert Mond:ivi
Wine and Food
Although the MonJavi Wme
and f'ooJ Center i!> a multi·
purpose oasi!> for cultur:il reline·
ment r)lther than :i traditional g:ll
kt)' 11 continually presents ~me
of ti1e most comprehensive nnd r
lrcshing exhibitions. "California
L:indsc:ipe " is one of those must
see delight!> anti we ll wonh your
effort. And besides, the birds and
the bees need all the help they
can get to feel "the pulse of mon
ing" and to force the temptress
spring into action.
Lauri Mcndcnhnll con •rs tbe
local nrt scene for the Daily Pilot.
EDll'OR'S NOTE -Robert
Mondavi \Vine and Food Center,
1570 Scenic A\e., Cosl:J ,Mesa,
welcomes \lisicors to view the art,
tour the facility or />Croll the gar·
dens during regular hours, which
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days through Fridays. It's recom·
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make sure chcre is no1 a cfass or · lJlliil --Center. Entitled
II "Cnli(orni:i
l 1111111 • Landscapcs0
''Treescape" (1992) by Dauna Whitehead is among the works on display in the "California Landscapes" exhibit at Mondavi Center. special c\ent scheduled.
Arts ' (throu$h March S 1 20), this extraor·
•..... c.e.n.e-·_J dinary exhibit fo.
I . £ cuscs on a sam·
piing of contemporary :irtists
working in oil and mixed media
whose impressionistic scenes of
the Golden State turn a new di-
mensional twist on the Californi:i
.. Plein-Aire" style that defined re-
gional painting from 1860·1940.
What you have here is sublime
success at communicating the ei.·
sence of romanticism, the lust in a
landscape, that scnsu:il spark be-
fore the name.
Both Northern California artbt
Kanya Bugrcyev and Marcus
Huebner of Laguna Beach tap the
mood of the moment in the tradi·
tional manner by using Mrong,
quick brushstrokes executed our-
doors on locarion. Huebner re-
invents the "yo'u are here" syn-
drome with his idyllic coastscapcs ,
of rocky ti depools and salty air
spray. Bugreyev ventures a tad bit
inland and gives new meaning to
California dreaming wirh her sofl·
touch visual vignettes, as seen in
"Grapes of Winter at Napa,"
"Hideaway at Morro Bay," "Men-
docino Coast" and the sleepy
wharf that beckons a stroll in
"Monterey Bay."
AJso represented in this exhibit,
artists Martha Saudck, Chartcs
Knecht and Coryl Levy each begin
their paintings en plein aire, anti
later finish in their studios. A
more tender touch "'ith pictorial
detail is a distinctive style factor
with this group, and is particularly
evident in Knecht's colorful works
\\hich become instantly like a trip
down ~lonet Lane. His colorful
licld-.capcs and waterlily ponds re·
call the p:i~ionale splendor of
G1vcrny by utilizing San Marino's
1 luntington Library and Gardens
a source material.
Manha Saudek's pastel-bright
oil paintings rely a, little too much
' on a ~hout instead of the whisper
that would be so much more in
keeping ''ith their Santa Ynez
Valley and Cambria locales. Her
Gu} Rose-like "Evening Haze," in
:ill its lazy layered light, is the , .. cl·
comcd exception here.
Nebraska-born painter Caryl
Levy, \\hose studio art training in-
eluded a stint in Nonhem Europe
as a Fulbright-Hays Scholar, offers
a staunch and powerful new take
on familiar sites. in Catalina and
Palm Desert. A sJightly air-
brushed effect from the surface of
the canvas injects a new contem·
plative wisp to those old fa nt iliar
places .
Rounding out this panoramic
grouping is Los Angeles photo·
:mist Dauna Whitehead, who~c dy-
namic overlapping images arc a
surreal reminder that there is
more than one way of looking at
:in object or a land~cape. By tech·
nically over-cxagger:uing the color
of the natural surroundings, ~he is
suggesting the fragility of our envi-
ronmenial infrastructures and our
interpersonol relationships as well.
Moreover, these sandwiched
transparencies arc about deep film
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Meet and network "'ith other
profc~ional at thi~ Pinnacle
Oroup-spon!.Orcd C\Cnl, to be held
from S:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m at The
Spa. 69S Town Center Drive, Suite l~. Costa Mesa. The co t 1s SIS and
reservations arc required. Call
723-4212. .
lllTIUAITM llllLna llNlflf
Celebrated comedian, producer
composer, musician and author1Stevc
Allen will be the guest i.peaker at the
Friends of the Orange Coast Interfaith
Shelter's third annual ·•Author and
Book Luncheon" at 11 :30 a.m. at Th~
Sutton Place Hotel in Nev.port Beach.
Cost is S4S and includes lunch and a
silent ouc1ion. All proceeds go to help
~helter families. For more
inform3tion, call Linda at 759-0332.
MIAaf DlllASI HMINQ
Women's risk for dC\eloping heart
discll5c increases after menopause.
Find out v. hat you can do at a free
lecture at Crystal Court mall in C<>l.13
Mes:! at 7 p.m. This seminar 1s
sponsored by Hoag Hospital 1n
Newport Beach. For details, call (800)
S14-llOAG.
TOAJTMASTIU ~ROOltAM
The Newport Center Toastmasters
Oub will present some basic
fundamentals of public speaking at a
free 7 p.m. program at the Newport
Beach Public Library, 1000 Avocado
Ave. in Newport Beach. For more
information, call 717-3800.
aUllNUS LUNCHION CLUa
The Back Bay Club is sponsoring a
"Business to Business Lunch" at the
Atrium Marquis Ho\el in Irvine. The
cvcni will take place from 11:30 a.m.
co 2 p.m. and the price is only the cost
o( your lunch. For more information
on the event. call 586-4660.
PUVINTION LIAltNING
A ftcc seminar for parents will be
presented by experts from Teen Focus,
a NC'A port Beach outpatient chemical
dependency treatment program. 7 to 9
p.m. at Coast Rcco,cry Center, 567
San N1c.olas Ori\'C, Newport Center.
Spca~crs v.ill be clinical director Oa\id
Engstrom. program director Charles
Mangan. sex educator Colleen Weeds
nnd Lynne 131oombcrg, n drug, 'alcohol
and tob:icco educator. Featured will be
a "hands on" display of drug
paraphcrn:ilia including common
housc h<;>ld 11ems,.:ind a panel
discussion by )''Oung people from local
high schools. To reserve sp:icc, call
640-TEEN or ~0-1788
Nl1'WORKING CONFHINCI
Ray Adler and Sam Vinson of lhc
Adler Company vwill be pre$enting a
program cnmlcd "The Guerilla
Netw orking Game" :it 7 a.m. at the
Sheraton Newport l lotcl. 4545
MacArthur Bhd., Nc"port Beach. The
C\'Cnt. spon~rcd by the l\ewport -
Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce.
costs members v.ith rcsenations $14,
or Sl7 at the door; non-members Sl7
with reser\'ations, Or Sn at the door.
For rci.cr\"at1ons, call 729-4400.
SATURDAY
LIDO ISLI SCOUT GAUGI SALi
Lido Isle Boy Scout Troop 37 holds
their annual garage sale 9 a.m. to 5
TAI PREPAUTION
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p.m. today and 10 a,m, to 2 p.m .
Suncby at the Udo I le Oubhousc,
701 Via Lido Soud, Nc\\porl Be ch.
This is the only fund-raiser the troop
holds to support their its program,
Refreshments arc available. Call
723-4444 or 675-0517 for more
information.
CNCLAJI
The American I leart A!tSOCiJt1on holds
a cardo-pulmonary resusc;1tat1on c.l.111s l
to S p.m. at Newport-Costa Mcs:i
YMCA. 2300 University Dnvc,
Newport Beach. The class will be a
BLS-B level ce rtification. and adult
participants must register prior to
session. The COSI of the class is $25 for
AHA members and S35 for
non-members. Call 642-9990.
PRJMI DYNAMICS
Prime Dynamics, a non-profit
organization th:it provides acti\ 11ics for
seniors, holds an mformation:il
meeting about its programs JO 3 m. to
noon at the Oasis Senior Center,
Room 3, 800 Marguerite A .. c .. CoronJ
Del Mar. For more mformauon or to
voluntect, call 262-7300.
SUNDAY
. ANTl·DIFAMATION LIAGUI GALA
TbeAnti-Defamation League or
Orange County hosts its annual G;.ila
Dinner Dance at the Westin South
Coast Plaza Hotel. Prominent Nc"port
Beach sports attorney Leigh Steinberg,
honorary chair of the event, is
featured speaker. The even1 al~o
features Washington journalist Morton
Kondrakc, co-chairs Pat I larris and
Dr. Seymour Alban. and a
performance by the satirical folk
quartet The Forcm:in. For more
informatioo, call 973-4733.
SINGLU'PARTY
The Meeting Room. an affordJblc
singles' organization. sponsors a singles
party from 7 10 9 p.m. at 1 he Canncn
Restaurant. 3010 Lafa)CUC A\c.,
Newport Beach. ComphmentJI')
chowder, miJCe r games, prize~. dancing
arc included in the S5 emt for
members. S7 for non-mcmbcn .. CJll
545-8082.
IHNH GUIDI SEMINAR
Prange Coast College host'i o semmJr
on the subconscious mind from lll .1.m.
to 4 p.m. in Room JU8 of OCC's
Home Economics Building Barba;a
Lee. a ps}cho1hcrapis1 :ind lccturl.!r,
leads the seminar dcsisncd to help
participants "reach goal~. impro\C
rclation~hips. and enhance fochng' of
self wonh." There i~ a S49 rcgi,tr.1ti<.1n
fee. Register in OCC's Commun:1~
Scl'\ices Office -9 am. to 6 p.m ..
Monday through ThurWJ~; 9 a.m kl 5
p.m . Fnda); anu :i m to noon.
Saturda} - or by' phone at 43~-si:;-.o.
I.ACK PAIN PHVINTION
titled "llow 10 Prc\enl Lower Bad:
P3m" is prc$Cntcd by J. Ke, in Pow II,
:a m:tn:igcr or a health and fitnc .. s
promouon "-ompan), trom 9 a.m. to 11
am The 1.;m1n:ir teaches par11c1p:int)
a IS-minute routine to reduce l~c r
bacl.. p:iin, but i not designed for
inJi~1duals v.1th chronic p:iin or
crious lower back in1un1.;i..
Registration fee ~ S29. Register b)
phone or in pen.on at OCC's
Community Sen1c<'c; Othcc. from 9
a m. to 6 p.m • Monday through
1hur day; 9 a m. t<J S p.m .. Frid:i)-. um.I
8 a.m to noon. Saturday. For more
inlorrna11on, call 432-5880
MHTINO THI OPPOSIU SIX
An Orange Coast College \\Ori.shop
tilled "How to Meet New People ;iml
Keep the Conv""ation Going" is
conducted by <.oc1al scientbt and
commun1catium. consultant John
f crgus. Worl...,hop topic:. include.
"Simple Wa}s to Get Past Small
Tulk," "Traits that Attract th1.;
Oppo:.1te Sc\ in the First f i\c
Minutes" Jnd "Graccfull) Lea' ing
When You're Not Interested." l he kl.'
is S29 Register by phone or in ~r..un
' al o cc·s Community Sci'\ ices Olt1cc
- 9 a.m. 10 6 p.m., Mond:iy throu0h
Thursday; 9 a.m to 5 p.m .• Frida)~ :ind
8 a.m. to noon, Saturday. For more
inlorma1ion. e:1ll 432-5b80.
PIUONALITY SEMINAR
Orange Coast College hosts an
eight-hour 5eminar titled "\Vha1·.., 1'1}
T)pC -Discovering the Ennc:igram"
from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. P:.}.:huth1.r;1p"t
Mona Coates l'o-prcsl.'nts the ~cmrnar.
w hrch u:.ci. the Enneagram pcr'ollll.ll1t\
t..:st to de\clop :..:lf-a\\atl.'ncs' :111J g;i:n
an und1.Nand1ng of othccs. lkf1 ,td
b} !'hone or at OCC's Commu111t} ·
S1.: r. ice Oil u:..:. frl1m Q a.m to (1 p m •
Munday l_hruugh Thur~day; 9 a.m H1 5
p.m. l-r1J:iy; and 8 a m. 10 noon.
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mformatron, call 432-5 -.o.
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Free Perking at Mis ion street garage with $10 pun:t\eM.
Sale starts Feb. 23rd to MelCh 281h
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T hey're callina it "Dances of
Love and Life." Ballet
Pacifica and The Pacif ec
Chorale join thei r fonnidable
talents for a first ever concert
Sunday at Orange County
Pe rforming Arts Center.
Anistic
directors Molly
L)nch of the
ballet and John
Alexander of the
chorale host a
post-concert
reception for
patrons, al a cost
or $20 per
person, at the
Westin South
Coast Pina. Call
642-9275 for
last-minute
reservations.
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UCLA s1ar quarterback Wayne
' ook, who led his team to the
'994 Rose Do\\-I, invades USC
territory this coming Friday. It's
he Spirit Run '95, a pep rally to
hc ncfit local schools. The Spirit
Run hns been an 11-ycar labor of
·ommunity love and support for
1rca clcmcntnry schools. Funds
ire needed more than ever, so
... how up at Lincoln Elementary
\~hool Multi Purpose room at 9:30
.1 111. Friday and show some spirit.
I he actual race takes place on
Sunday, \\ith 5,000 runners
'\pi.:ctcd to make the 5K/10K race
tie biggest C\Cnt or its kind in the
uunt). For more info, call p.r.
~· ntact Shelley Elam at 720·1277.
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I he Junior League of Orange
\. iunty b getting the dice ready
>r Monte Carlo Night, an
1pcoming Saturday night bash
l.1tcd for Saturday, March 4. The
1c ... 11vitic" will take place at the
I luor-D.inicls Building, Irvine. All
proceeds from the night of chance
,, 111 su pport the many projects of
the Junior League in the
,,ri.:vcntion of both child abuse and
1dolesccnt pregnancy. Tickets are
S25 in advance and $35 at the
door. To reserve your spot at the_
1oulette table, call Mike Taylor at
n JO) 40.t-2577, ext. 103.
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tht study's l'TlOl'e sul'l)le conclusion rs
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those who ~ suffered from asthma
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that there 1s a therapeutic value in
u<;1n9 chtropract1c technique os part of
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Chtropracttc:'s success with asthmat-
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· Hans Prager welcomes the fund-raising Islanders to his restaurant. Shown are (from left): Patti Ed-
wards, Cerise Feeley, Prager and Islanders co-founders Mary Ann Wells and Mary Lou Hornsby.
Carlo, make plans to spe nd
Sunday, March 5, attending the
15th annual Symphony of Wines.
Newport-Mesa's prestigiou~ v.ine
tasting, sponsored by Hi-Time
Cellars, benefits the Town and
Country Committee of the Orange
County Philharmonic Society.
Forty top wineries will participate
in this year's tasting, held at the
Sheraton Newport Beach Hotel.
Tickets for the event arc available
by calling 544-3728.
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The exclusive Islanders gathered
recently for their February themed
luncheon, "An Affair of the
Heart." Group fou nders Mary
Ann Wells and Mary Lou Hornsby
were on hand to greet the
gorgeous gals assembling at l fo ns
Pragc?SRitz for a five course
luncheon extravaganza.
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eve r consider for our
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The ladies went on to
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lhe community. Last year,
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dozen separate charities, Prager
lold his room futl of female
patrons.
''I'm proud to be able to help
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"I firmly believe th:u no child
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A standina ovation was led by
Islander's president Pally
Ectwards, surrounded by party
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Suc1A1. t u n 11 0AJLY P11.0T
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what might have been a one·
dimensional role. Todd A. I lop·
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seeking a solution 10 her unwanted
pregnancy.
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whose baby, if born, would be re-
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a winning note as a mother or
three girls who wants assurance
that her next will be :i boy. Micha·
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as a protester outside the the;iter
at intermission, and Jody Marler is
believable as the clinic nurse.
Darton's other two pla)'lets,
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Michele, focuses on the ostracism
or an HIV-positive homosexual
(Dryan Prince) by t~o othe~ who
have been involved "ith him
(Michael Hebler and Stuart Bren-
neman). The robotic nature of the
script, as well as its brevity, leave
little opportunity for real character
development.
Barton himself directs the sec-
ond offering, which features an in-
volving performance by Susan
Shearer-Stewart :is a deranged
homeless woman clinging to a mo-
dicum of self-esteem. Jason L
Bowler portrays the kind stranger
who treats her to dinner with a
strangely di!>tant :ittitude.
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COMMUNITY FORUM
MMUNITY FOR.U~t RU~S THURSDAYS AXD SATURDA) s •\\RITE TO: PILOT LElTERS, .u: \\". 8:\ )-ST., COST • .\ 'lES.\, CA 9!•2i • F:\ .. \ TO: <>~6-:t17 .. •READER 'HOTUNE
GAINS
lev.n
ecall papers, threats and name-ca .ing -and
ve still have three , .. eei..s left to go. Look for a
ild finish in the special ,\.'\arch 14 election for
arlan Bergeson's \acated 35th State Senate
seat.
Cl•••·pler levers
A "?lunteer arm>· of anglers -facing a ban on
fish1_ng on the 1'<?\,port and Ba1boa p:ers -has
deoded to form a patrol to ke:ep their peers
from messing up the p;ers.
Cest• Mes• Hip
Student leaders ha' e decided to "age ,, ar on
campus ~raflit!, '-O'' ing to 1mmed.atel)' co' er t.p
any tagging with butdier paper promoting
school e\.ents.
LOSSES
...... c .. tety
Newport Beach leaders cut ii,e· police positions
to make last ) ear's budget, and no\v the city
appears ready to cut into public safety e'en
more, proposing that approximately one-third oi
the needed budget reductions for ne\.t fiscal
year come from the police, fire and lifeguards
depil rtments.
Pete •ncl Susie Duynstee
The proprietors of the neighborhood ff\ 's
Market ha\e ca lled it quits after 26 )ears in
business. \ \ e ,-..ish them a ha pp) retirement.
A11reulve p•nh•ncllers
The Costa Mesa City Council this "eek past l\\O
ordinances to crack dO\\ non h:gh·pressure
beggars and 'agrants.
THI 35th DISTRICT SENATE RACE
Senate race reaches boiling point
"There
was a tot
of emoti<>n
in the
room.
He did
(mention
the Fuentes
incident)
and I taughed. The people a;ound him
l# __ ._ . ..,11.,.i-ng~. It was 'ii',. R b p,
4
Johnson's support
not on the rise
BY GIL FERGUSON
I 'd hke to comment on M:irc Posner"
article (Feb. 17).
It is not ''Orth commenting on the
situ:ition imol .. ing the Durios because
they are pawns of Ross Johnson, and
probably, the only members of the
Corona del ~far Republican Assembly
"'ho arc not supporting my candid:icy. It
i unfortunate thal again, sens:itionafom
takes up space in the newspaper, rather
th:in factual information involving lhe
candidates. Out I am more concerned
about a dilfcrcnt rclcrence made m the
:irticle.
It is said that I did not receive the ·
CRA endorsement "because of growing
support for Ferguson\ rival,
Assemblyman Ro s John on
(R-Placentin)." I can catcgoric:illy say
there is not growing support in the CRA.
The dynamic wi1h the CRA is that a
unit is entitled to participate in an
endorsing convention if there is :iny
portion of their territory within the
boundaries of a particul:ir district.
Therefore, if a city has only one street or
one precinct in a district, they arc
entitled to vote to endorse.
With regards to the 35th Senate
District, that is what occurred. Units
representing Stanton, Westminster, and
Garden Grove were nble to participate.
Incidentally, these units arc located
predominantly within Assemblyman
Pringle's nnd Senator Hurtt's di,stricts.
These units arc innucnced heavily by
Assemblyma n Pringle and Senator Lewis.
In fac t, of the 36 delegates present, three
were staffers from Pringle's office (Jeff
Flint, Lou McNeely, Mark Denny), and
two were staffers from Lewis' office (Jon
Fleischman and Matt Holder -now on
lo:in to the Johnson campaign). Thole
five staff er votes effectively p~nled 1ftJ
cndor~mcnt. I can, howewr, prOUdlJ
state l received a solid mapiey of
votes cast.
Gil FelfUM'll is • cudldl•4'
sp«W Mmdl 14 eledlola 1111 .. s •• , • ...,. .....
Ferguson's behavior at local GDP
convention no laughing matter
BY JOHN DURIO
A front-page a rticle {Feb. 17) cn111kd "Senate r.1cc
reach~ boiling poin1" allo\\cd Gil (r1...-rgu~n ) "·'
gi\e hi spin ti) an mcidcnt th:11 ocl.'.urrcd Jt a ri .. ·ccn1
endorsing com ention. This le11cr telb ''Jut al.lu.111~
happened to my "ile I lope and me. '' h1ch ".1s
ob:.ef\cd by the shockcJ people in 1he immeJi.itc
\iCinity.
The article featured .1 picture of a rcl.l\cd, sponal~
dre~sed. Mniltng Gil Ferguson. Gil\ \\OHb a\oideJ
any reference to hi nw.bcha\ ior ::and tmi;ili.i:cJ 1he
"hole incident. \~hat migh1 be normal bchJ\ ior for
him 1s not normal for us, nor for an> of the ob~encr.,
in the immcdi:11c \icinity o( 1hc incident.
Prior to the third and final 'otc (Gil needed a
t\\O·thirds majority for endorsement), we \\Cre seated.
when Gil appeared, standing in front of us.
He told u angrily, "That unit. Corona del Mar,
belongs to me, and the delegate \Otes from there
belong to me. and )OU t\\O better vote for me.''
Hope said, "llo' do )OU know "e didn't \Ole for
you?" (It \\as a ccrct bo.11101.)
Gil :.a1J, "Someone wld me ,th.11 \ou'rc n1.ll going to
vote for me."
Hope replied, "Well , Gil, this 1s ~till a frc l' country,
and we can \Ole for \\home,cr '"c \\:lnl."
Gil then aid, "If )OU lo.now what is good for )OU,
you had bc11er vote for me." ,
I then said, "Arc, )OU actu.1lly thrca1cning u~T· Gil
replied. "I'm telling )OU, )OU heller \Ole for me 1f )llU
know what i gooJ for )OU."
I said, "What arc )OU going to do, pi ck me up by
the lapcb like )OU diJ Tum fuentc~?" (Thill rctcm·J
to the '"ell publk1.i:cd 111e1dcnt al the election night
party where he reportedly did that to Tom Fuc n1c,,
chairman of the Or::angc Co"nty Rcpublkan P•u I).)
Gil Jlared at mi.: Jnd ~aid, -Vnu 11111 pip quc.1k, ·
and then ::aid, "t\n,llhcr thing. I) tomoriow, )OU 1c
(both) going to be out uf tlkll duh."
In lhc article. Gil cnllcJ me n "'(:x 11. blc' littk
mlft," llowcvcr, >A hen Gal nppro:ichcd u he wns
lllyond cached. he w:i h\'ld.
Do you tee 1 pnttcrn de' I pang bO\e? I( Gil 1 o
prejuclbd toward mall people that 1he c h1\CCt1
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••lked in at 8:38 p.m. , .
A cl mate, also 17, was JU$1
outside and walked 1n during 1he
robbery, store manager J\llie
Green uiJ on Wednesday.
"The two girls that were here
v.erc very shaken up," Green said.
·one didn't go to school and the
other one did, (but) she called me
~evcral times during the day."
One of the teens - who co-
t.orkers identified only as Melanie
-didn't want to discuss the Mon-
dJy robbery; the other cou1dn'I be
reached for comment. Employees
at the Blockbuster music store, at
2280 H arbor Blvd., also refused to
comment on a robbery there jus1
minutes later.
After pulling a gun from his
waistband and ordering the Con-
roy's employee to open the castr
register, the robber swiped a
handfuJ of dimes to help boost his
Litty, Green said. ·
The man left behind a tray full
1>f quarters, but then -as he
headed for the door -snared a
small heart-shaped mylar balloon
from a coffee mug filled with
candy, Green said. .
The g\Jnman didn't fire his
weapon in the Costa Mesa o r Tus·
tin incidents. But that didn't make
the robberies any less frightening
for the victims.
"Art ~he could think about was
the gun," Green said of the em-
ployee who was working the
counter. "They gave him the
monev and he took a balloon on
the way OUl. And that's \\hat
)OU're supposed to do -give
them what they want."
TREE
Fr•• P•1• A1
down the street."
. ··
But officials from the city's
general services staff said the
tree's complicated root structure
has torn up the sidewalk and
made the area treacherous.
Complaints from neighbors about
risks to pedestrians have forced
the city to remove the tree,
according to General Se..Vices
Direc1or David Niederhaus.
"We went through the required
e'"aluation by the city arborist.
This was no sudden decision,"
Niederhaus said. "I admit it was a
beautiful tree, but this one had
heavily damaged public property
and had the potential lo cause
further damage and present a
liability. That area was no longer a
SJfe place for people to walk."
The city will remove damaged
brick area, rebuild the planter box
and plant a new tree -either a
12-foot Guadalupe Palm that Von
Oppenheim has offered to donate
or a shady tree. .
Nonethele~s, it was difficult for
Von Oppenheim to let the tree go.
When the city staff first raised
concerns shortly before Christmas.,
Von Oppenheim offered to take
care of whatever problems the tree
caused. While she concedes she
eventually agreed to the removal,
1t w~ only after receiving
assurances that the tree caused
too much damage and that
another tree would take its place.
"I guess I caved in," said Von
Oppenheim, who preserves homes
and h istoric areas. "I would never
have been adamant about
removing the tree. That's not my
nature."
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COCKTAILS • FOOO TO CIJ
PHONE AHEAD
.196 EAST 17TH ST., • COSTAMISA
..............
ponantly, tbcre'I • public interest
lssUe havi .. to do With tlae pnM·
don of adeQ\aate recreation and
sporu arus fOr the commuaity."
At a public hcarina Wednesday
nig.ht, a citizens' advisory commit-
tee reviewing surplus district prop-
eny heard comments on the sporu
complex from about half or the .. ,
residents who attended. Williams
also made a pitch for his proposed
development that night.
But the $10 million land deal
wasn't given a lot of aUCAtion, a ·
ccpt from Terrance Nell WM
voiced strong opposition to the
project.
This video image from a security camera shows a gUMlan, right,
rob a cferk at a Tustin Baskin Robbins Monday. The man is sus-
~ed of robbing two Costa Mesa stores and killing a store wort<er
1n Laguna Beach the same night. The clert< in photo was not injured.
"If you go with the b\lildina
thing, I will go ballistic,., 11id
Neal, whose backyard borders the
farm.
And Costa Mesa resident Ro-
land Wood said the city is already
Despite providing descriptions
to police, Green said employees
haven't expressed fears that the
suspect will return to the store
seeking revenge.
. "I'm not worried that he'll come
back," said Green, 29, and a nine-
year employee of the store. "I
think after shooting somebody,
he's on his way somewhere else."
But, the incident has changed
the way the store's employees
react ·to people who walk in the
door of the flower shop, located at
Hatbor and Baker Street.
"It's changed the way we look at
customers," Green said. "I do look
at them a Jong time when they
come in."
But, Green said, even though
Von Oppenheim's nei$,hbor,
Mary Ann Miller, was willing to
put up an 11th-hour fight to save
the tree. After she heard the chain
saws Wednesday morning. Miller
stopped the workers and took to
the phones, calling everybody from
Niederhaus to city planning
commissioners to Newport Deach
Mayor John Hedges. She also
phoned her daugh1er, an attorney
an Irvine, and tried to obtain a
restraining order against the city.
"This is just so sad," Miller said
Wednesday. "There are so many
other areas in the city that n~ed to
be taken care of. This just makes
no sense." ·
Dy the time Miller started her
phone calls, most of the tree had
been removed, but she f cit the
remaining section was worth
saving. Just before noon, while
Miller and Von Oppenheim were
on the phone with Niederhaus, the
workers returned and cut down
the rest of the tree.
Despite city assurances that the
removal was a routine ~afety
precaution, Von Oppenheim
believes that vindictive neighbors
may have had a hand in cau~ing
the removal of both the trees and
some hedge tops along the border
of her properly.
Uut after hearing differing
accounts of the city's plans -and
having recently learned that her
husband Tex has a serious illness
-Von Oppenheim said she did
not have the strength to break out
the chains again.
"This was a no-win situation,"
she said.
h • · · b packed with plenty of homes. s e wasn t working dunng the ro • "We don't need housing in this bery, she'd need only an instant to
recognize the murder suspect if he city, we need green belts.'' said
walked back into her store. Wood, who also manages a foot-ball team. "I'm sick of hearing of
"He was so recognizable," this SlO million. ll doesn't mean
Green said" "you'd know right anything."
away." Oemd said selling the farm
That, Adams said, is because could take up to a year, due to a t~e man had at least three dist inc-series of steps the district is rc-
uve tattoos. . . quired to take. In addition to get-O~e of those ":1arkmgs 1s ol~· .· ting the land declared surplus Enghs~ b1ock-call1graphy on his property by a citizens' group,
neck; ti apparently formed a word other procedural requirements in-
or a name! but Adams wouldn't be elude giving local public agencies
more specific. first dibs on buying the property.
Another factor may be the Also, the farm is zoned "institu-
man 's decision to hit stores that tional," so any residential or com-
aren't known for having large mercial developer would have to
amounts of cash on hand, Adams nsk the city of Costa Mesa for a
said. change in zoning as well as a gen-
COUNCIL
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it."
Other reside nts questioned
whether the aggressive panhan-
dling law will be enforceable, since
it relies on a person's perception
of aggressive behavior.
"I think that's where the prob·
lcm is going to lie," Forbath said.
"Aggressive behavior is left too
much in the eye of the beholder,
and people can interpret in their
own minds what is aggres~ive and
what is nasty. What's considered
aggreS!>ive to one person might be
perceived the same "ay by some-
one else."
Ooth ordinances have been
modeled after ~imilar laws in Or-
ange County and Northern C;ili·
fornia.
However, City Attorney Thomas
Kathe last week cautioned that the
laws may not be immune to legal
challenges. According to Kathe,
some might argue that the mea-
sures interfere with a person's
constitutional right to free speech.
Still, Kathe assured the council
that there is "enough money in
the budget" to cover legal fees in
the event someone files a law suit.
But, Forbath suggested the
money might be better spent on a
establishing a "regional .detox''
center.
"That would certainly help some
of the sub~tancc abusers who arc
out there panhandling," she said.
RESORT ............ ,
children's day camp, recreational
facilities, swimming pools and
restaurants. The hotel and
·restaur:mts will be open to the
public. Milan architect Aldo Rossi
is the project's designer.
Buyers will purchase one week
per year for a 50-year member-
ship. Unlike traditional time
shares, however, Disney's project
will allow owners to save up points
and split up their week over the
course of a year or else carry
points over from year to year.
Eventually, Disney time share
owners will be able to book
vacations a t other Disney resorts
in the United States and
internationally.
Costs have not been determin-
ed. A \\eek at the Walt Disney
World resort in Aorida costs in
the neighborhood of Sl4,000.
n••n• •• •u• • •111111 I \It Clll
Newport-Mesa Unified
School District trustees will
host a special meeting to
discuss potential budget
cuts from 1 to 10 p.m.
:~-~-~.iJ~~rr, 42S E. ·:r.;s~lt. Mesa.
TNstea will hear a
~rt prepared by district
11atr that outlines budget
scenarios involving different 1'Mes of return Crom the
county on the district's S80
million investment.
For more information,
call the district at 760-3'497.
erat plan ameodmenL
Williams said he envisions build-
ing 10 single-family detached
homes per acre on lhe site. Sired
between 1,500 and 1,900 square
feet, the homes would probably be
priced in the $200,000 range,
which could make them at-
tractively affordable, W illiams
said.
Williams agreed the proposal to
build a new sports facility -com-
plete with two lighted soccer
fields, three lighted baske1ball
couns and a practice football field
with a new running track -would
be a good one for the community.
But, because of the district's finan-
cial crunch, selling the land would
be a more logicaJ way to go, he
said.
Besides, he added, "There's al-
mcMt 60 acres ol fields alrcidy
there, "ith parting. l'd be more
for f&xing \lP fields only marginally
used than building a new center."
School board tnatee Jim ferry·
man uid Wednesday morning that
the housing dcvcl<>P,"lc.nt, i~u
wouldn't solve the d~trict s am·
mcdi:ue budget needs since the
approval process takes so long.
The proposal will be just part of
the discussion as trustees and the
'urplus land committee decide on
the best use of the land, Fenyman
said. The farm and its potential as
a community recreation area is a
great resource, Ferryman added,
one that may be best kept 3S a
community facility.
The sports facility proposal h3s
drawn both praise -from sup-
porters of youth sports -and op-
position -from neighboring
homeowners who fear noise and
traffic will increase.
~fany of the residents who
spoke :u Wedne~ay's meeting
struggled with liking the idea as a
place for their children to play and
wanying about how the det3ils of
the pl:m would work out as far ~
noise buffers, security, lig1Hs, re-
strooms and maintenance.
Many of those S<lme people of-
fered to work on the plan with dis-
trict, fair and city officials to make
the idea agreeable to all people
involved. ·
All comments from the public
hearing will be given to the school
board, said surplus property com-
mittee member Judi Taylor.
The next meeting on the fate of
the farm will be held by the Costa
Mesa parks commission at ~:30
p.m. Wednesday at City Hall. For
more infonnation. call the city al
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PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGEP CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 223
Corona del Mar
meets its match
.,... Corona's magic runs out against top-seeded, and talented, Santa Ynez.
BY RlcHAJW DUNN, Sro1.n Wun1.
CORONA DEL MAR -In . the Cin-
derella case of Corona del Mar High's girls
basketball tea m, the slipper didn't fit
Wednesday night and midnight came early.
"l think we ran out of magic tonight,"
CdM Coach Garth Alnt said.
Flint, born and raised in Santa Ynez,
watched his hometown school, ranked No. 4
in CIF State Division IV circles and seeded
No. I in the CIF Southern Section Division
IV-AA playoffs, end CdM's longest postsea-
son run in a dozen years with a 77-32 victory
in the quarterfinals.
Santa Ynez (25-1 ), which has lost only 10
St. Mary's of Stockton this season, c>.tcndcd
its "inning streak to 16 games, "hile mo,ing
one win from reaching :i section title game
for the seventh consecutive year,
''For a public school. that's pretty good, I
guess;• Santa Ynez Coach JoAnn Reck s:.aid.
Cd~t (13-15), pla)ing \\ilhout 6-foot junior
center Jennife r Gardner (strep throat, ear in-
fection and sinuses), ran 11110 a brick "all in
Santa Ynez, which was led by 6-1 junior
Kristi Rohr. "She's just incredible," Flin t of
Rohr, who scored 27 points, grabbed 18 re-
bound , made four steals, blocked three
shots and di:,hed off two fa:,t-brcak assist .
Rohr was 8 of 9 from the field in the fmt
See CDM GIRLS/P•1• a2
E$tancia High's boys basketball
team swept through the Pacific
Coast League with ease,
posting a 10-0 record with a
winning margin of 26. 4 points
and is currently battling tor
honors in ...the race for the CIF
Ill-A championship. Among
·coach Tim Parsel's champions
are (bottom row, from left)
Mark Pierson, Casey
Hammond, Rich DePedro,
Kevin Byrne a(ld Chris
Candlish. (Back row, from left)
Dave Milligan, Zack
Richardson, Kevin Radisay,
Ben Novak, Dane Plock and
Tom Feeney.
DAILY PILOT t'HOTO BY
LEAH HOGSTEN
Sailors take it to the · Rim
....., Newport Harbor girls
basketball team will duel
Bishop Montgomery in the
semifinals Saturday night.
Bv BARRY FAULK."J:.R, s1•ollf~ \\111u.a ..
NEWPORT BEACH -Though Newport Harbor High
girb ba-,J...ctball coach Shannon JaJ...osJ...y admired the begin-
ning and ending to the Sailor:,' 60-36 Cl F Southern Scctit>n
Oh i:,ion 111-AA quarterfinal 'ictory oH:r '1si11ng Rim of
the \\'orld Wednesday night, there\ plenty she'd rcllnqubh
to the cutting room floor.
For after , .. ~nching the thinheeded ho~ts (2::!-5) roll to
lead:, of 8-0, 28-5 and 35-11, the Ne" port faithful "atchcd
in horror as the Fighting Scots (14-h) e>.ccuteJ a rather
sul>sta nt i~al plot t\\ isl, slicing the kad to 39-31 by third
quarter' cnJ.
Harbor, hO\\C\er, opened the fin al period \\llh a 15-1
Wednesday.
surge to comfortJbl~ ;.iJ\;.incc to S:u-
urc..lay's semalinal again't ·sc .. ond-
i.eeded l31shop ~1ontgomcl} (2::!-.t)
at an ahern;.ite s1tt:. of the Torrancc-
b;.iscd . Kn.gin · choo!ling. 131:,hop
~~cntgomcr) dcf cJtt.'u Tro~. :--33.
Despite· the roller co:i.,tcr ride. JJko~J..) ~Jad -.he· ne,er
panicked, and \\as )Ccm111gl> unfazcd by the TJr~," unprc·
dictablc third-quarter collupsc.
"l thought "c sho"cd :i lot of p1.m.: to get it b;.ick to·
gcthcr alter they '' hittlcd a '.!0-point (:mu:.ill) 2~) lcJJ h>
eight." Jakosk). said. "I couJJ care lc:,s "hat happen:, an b.:-
l\\ccn: I only cJrc about \\hut happen:, at the buzzer:·
JaJ...oi>J...} .. aid she ,.,,a~ cumfortcd during the: l\i:"p1.m dl.!-
dinc.: by similar perioJic IJp~c:, at \J11uus times tht) scu)on
··1 "asn't panicking. bcc:au~c I J...n1m tlw, ha) h...tppencd
to us man) times in J1tfercnt games tlw. )Car." JJJ...0.,J...) e\-
pbined. ··we had i>u1.h a g1l!Jt llri>t h.1lf. but \\C :,tarteJ
commattin~ \\J\ t()I.) mJnv turno,cr:, . .:inJ \\ere ru">htnl! the
brcJk a little. ·"hach 1:, ~'hut got u the lead 111 the-llN
See N EWPORT GIRLS/Page a2
Trevino, he's
still the super
one, , despite
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Sturman, Little
are working
on some very
big aspirations lhe setbacks
....., He's sure to be at the head
of the pack at Mesa Verde's
Toshiba Senior Classic.
T here is a warning being issued
everywhere on the Senior PGA
Tour: Lee Trevino is back, and with
a vengeance.
After winning six tournaments going
into October, Trevino ruptured a spinal
disc nca.r his neck, withdrew from the
remaining four events and failed to play
another round in 1994.
Now, back on the Tour, completely
Club golf
healthy and primed for
competition, Trevino
will play in the
inaugural $800,000
Toshiba Senior Classic
March 13-19 at the
Mesa Verde Country
Club, the first Senior
PGA Tour event in
Orange County.
"I can't wait to get
back to what l do best,
and that's play gotr,"
Trevino said. "The
toughest thing for me to
do was to wear the neck
brace for eight weeks. It
rove me nuts. 1 couldn't practice, and I
uldn't hit any golf balls. My whole
roblem is that l want to play every day.
ut l'm getting things back toaelhcr now,
nd I'm looking forward to playing at
c5a Verde for the Toshiba Classic."
After The Transamerica, Trevino wa5
nable to play another round. That's like
king candy from a baby, removin& the
u!lh from Picasso's hand, telling
... HU1he9al
....., She's as individual as her
name implies; and Mustangs
are reaping the benefits.
BY BAlUlY FAULXNER, Sro1.n Warrta
W hethcrin ~ possession of the
basketball at the \
top of the key, or yo-yoing
through a conversation,
Costa Mesa High point
guard Koo Kim personifies vibrant
unpredictability.
Within minutes or verbally engaging
the sophomore standout, one can relate
to the sensation familiar to skiddish
defenders, forced to deal wit:1 her
diverse ond dangerous on-court
repertoire.
In either case, one is never fully sure
whether Kim will adeptly cut straight to
the goal, dish off to another subject of
intcrcs1. or puJI up, mid-sentence, to
drop a bomb or call an abrupt timeout.
Unorthodox u her approach may
seem, however, points arc made clearly,
he KOO lllM/P••• as
,,
,
Costa Mesa's Koo Kim is the Daily Pilot's High School Athlete of the Week.
,
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'
~ They appear to have every
base covered in the ir hunt for
Olympic Games glory in 470s .
A ftcr competang again~t calh other 111
collega;ite :,ail ng for three ~eJr~.
Nc\\port re,1Jent ~111..e Sturman
and cre\\ llob L111lc arc: no" \\OrJ...ing
togcthc1 to 1cprescnt the Un11.:d StJte., 1n
the 1996 01) mpic:..
Sturman, a graduate of UC In 1ne. and
Lilllc, a gr.:iJu:lle of t..~C. !tJ\C. ste .. nlah
risen thr0ugh the ranJ..., O\er the p:ht four
)CJ~. taking their
campaign for the .t 70
clas) from their l1r~t
development all the , .. ;iy
up to their current No.
l rnnl..ing on the U.S.
Sailing Team
Little fir t
:ippro.ichcd Sturnun
\\ith the idea of
cumpaagning back in
the pnng of 1990,
"hen the t\\O "ere
~a1hng against each
other an Collegiate
Pacific Coa)t
Ch:unp1on)h1ps. 1 hou~h
Stephanie
Keefe
Boating b
ready to enter gruduatc )Chool, Sturman
~new that this was an opportunity he
couldn't pa up
'"The taming "al perfect," aid Sturman.
"And (campaigning) "as :ilwll)~ in the
b::tck or my mind ...
Though new to the world of competing
for the Ol)mpics, the t~o do\tc right into
:i full ·blown campaisn. '4ith corporutC" Qnd
yacht dub ~pon~r hips to uad \\ith the
heaOATllle,,..._M
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KOO KIM
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frequent!)' and in entertaining r biol\.
·She·~ a good communicator." ~iJ
Me~ Co.Jch Len Whitacre, ~ho often
take!. KOuttng ad~1ce from the
l\\O-)c::ir st:iner, regarding the doz.ens
of opposing pla)ers she's pb)ed '4ilh
or ag.:sinst during )eats spent
p3\\iOnately pun.uing mastery Of the
game.
Dut while Whitacre is appreciative of
the S-foot-6 All-l ewport-Me$3
performer's gift of g:ib, it's her athletic
talents he's hudly sh) bout rendering
prai~e
.. In m) perception, Koo tS the
pcrf ect basketball pl:i)er,0 gushed
\\ h1tacrc. \\ho quickly lc3.med of
Klm·s talent after coming to Cosla
~tesa from Vdla P:irk High ... U )OU
"anted to cre:ite a pla~er and gi\e her
c\cry sk11J, )9U couldn't do any beuer
than Koo. She's a spectacular
dcfens1"e pl:iyer, the best ball handler
l \ e seen. an outstanding shooter, a
great penetrator, and one of the top
free-throw shooters in the county.·•
T he Daily Pilot Athlete or the Weck
rewarded her c.o:ich's kind \\Ords
\\1th 20 points in s~nurd:iy night's ClF
Southern Section Division IV-AA
!>CCOnd-round playoff victory O\er
South Hills, 65-42.
Kim, the Ne\\port-Mesa District's
leading scorer at 14 points per game,
m:ade 7 of 10 field goal aucmpls
ag .. unst the Husk1e , including each of
her three three-pointers.
Ar one point. she connecred on 6 of
7 shors from the floor and drilled three
of her four foul hots. She also :idded
~L\ rebounds. four assists and three
~tc..:ib.
'.l.fler beginning last season as a
re~ene, Kim Cough! through a l:ick of
~elf-assuredness to break into the
l>tJrting lirreup, a\ eraging JU St more
rhan seven points per game.
"I \.\:U the rookie. and it "'as h:ird to
f11 1n," said Kim, "ho has no such
problems this season, in which she
shJres team leadership responsibiliries
\\1th senior Erin Brown.
"She's an emotional leader for us,"
s:11d \Vh11acre, \\ho admires Kim's .
'1sibly competitive nature.
"She's game face from the time she
\\all...s into the gym, until the time she
tca\es," Whitacre explained. "The only
time she breaks that game face is to
punctuate a good play by, for instance,
raising a fist in the air. And when she
shows th:it kind of enthusiasm, it only
motivates the re!>t of Our players."
K am fashioned one such
spontaneous celebration after
hitting a clinching free throw in a
victorious regular-season finale at
Luguna Hills. Stepping away from the
foul line, she pumped a fist toward the
cro\\>d, then summoned more \Olume
from the st:ands by repeatedly napping
her upraised palm" skyward.
"I had no idea I even did that, until ''c watched the video as a team the
nc>.t day," Kim said. "I thought I made
an ass our of m)setf, but l guess the
people liked it. l was just so pumped
up.''
Ochind the infrequent histrionics,
hoy.,rvct, is a foundation of relentless
repc111ion on the practice floor.
"I'm not the fastest, or the tallest,
and I don't jump very high," Kim said.
"I figure for every minute of work
anurher girl puts into basketball, I
ha\C to put in an hour to compete."
A !.elf-confessed gym rat, Kim
cons1s1ently lags extra time before and
afrer practice, and plaY!. on AAU
teams, as well as hours of playground
ball, during the off-season to maximize
her potential.
Dut even \\hen she's not wearing the
.reads off hor hi·tops. Kim i.!>n't
content JUSt sitting at home.
"Name an activity at school, and I've
probably been involved in it," she said,
jusr before exec.'\Jting a smooth
cro\.!1-over to another topic.
CLUB GOLF
FroM P•9• •1
Pavarotti his vocal cords :ire gone.
During rhe next three months for
Trevino, there was surgery, recovery and,
once again, no playing. Dut his peers
named him the Senior Tour's Player of
the Year for th e third time in recognition
of his tour-leading six victories. Trevino
abo became the first Senior Tour plnyet
to earn SI million in a season three
different times.
CdM's Lindsay Warmington (left) takes an elbow to the chin by Santa Ynez's Kristi
Rohr as ~he fights for possession. Georgette Castanedo (12) adds pressure.
Do~ Lucu DA1LY r1L<>T
Lindsay Warmington pops from outside.
COM .GIRLS View), but I didn't think they'd be that strong,"
Flint said.
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CORONA DIL MAil ,2
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quarter, 12 of 17 in the game. She scored the
Pirates' first 14 points, as the visitors built a 16-
4 lead.
Sophomore Lindsay Wa~mington led CdM
"ith nine points, while Sh:iwna Casey, \\ho re-
placed Gardner in the starting lineup, pulled
dov. n nine rebounds.
OF Oi\.lsion IV-M girls qu.uterfinals
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run for its money," Flint said. ''Dut 1 don't think
the} could beat them. I think they'd beat New-
port Harbor, but maybe not Woodbridge."
Santa Ynez, which shot SJ.6% (32 of 62) from
the Ooor, outrebounded the Sea Kings, 45-32.
Cd~t had only 14 offensi\e boards, four \\ilh
Rohr io the game.
"I kind of e.xpected that, especially with Jen-
nifer out," Flint said. "\Ve really needed her
guarding Rohr: Dut I don't know how much it
\\OUld'vc helped. Our game plan was to stow
(Rohr) down, but l don't think we did."
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C-ddM.v 7 1 6 12-JJ "l know (the Los Padres League, \\hich Santa
Ynez won) is not as strong as our league (Sea
Sanra Ynez starts only one senior. CdM de-
feated Sacred He:irt of Jesus in a wild-card
game, 63-52, and Notre Dame Academy in the
first round, 66-63.
3-point giWI•: »nt.a 'Ml-Willftlifil 2. OonllM)f'f
1, l')le 1; C0tOM Ml M"'-W•rt11111&1D" l .
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BRIEFLY
Pirates' women at Canyons in second round
America Robledo and Jamie ----
Shine, who will lead the Orange • ~
Coast College \\Omen's basketball '
team into tonight's second rounJ ----
of the Southern California Regionals against
host College of the Canyons, ha\t been hon-
ored on the All-Orange Empire Conference
team. ·
Robledo ranked fifth in the con(ercncc in
scoring \\ilh a 14 .2 average, \\hilc Shine \\JS
second in rebounding al I0.6. Coast's flo
Luppani and Stephanie McNJm~1ra ''ere hon-
or.ible mention.
Golden West swept Pla)Cr of the Year
(Julie ~turdcnt) and Coach of rhe Year (Dick
Stricklin) honors.
• OCC's DJmion Morbley, \\ho \\as thml
in OEC games \\llh a 22. l average, \\:tS
named to the All-Orange Empire Conference
men's team. Morblcy was aho seconc.J in the
conference with an 11.5 rebounding average.
Coast's T)rone Ellis was cho')cn honorable
mention.
Keon Clark from lninc Valley and An-
thony Carter from Saddlcback shJrcd MVP
honor\, while Saddlcback's 13111 Urummel was
Coach of the Year.
DCC men at Cuesta In Regionals
The Orange Coast College
men'!. basketball team, despite fin-• ~
ishing the regular season at 12-18, '
will be competing in the Southern ----
California Regional Tournament with a game
at Cue.!lta Saturday night al 7.
The Pirates, \\hO went 4-10 in the Orange
Empire Conference, were seeded 26th in . the
32-team field. Cuesta (24-9) is the No. 7 seed.
DCC softball team falls In 12
PASADENA A seventh-----'-_··~. inning rally \i.-Cnl for naught as the y
Orange Coast College softball __..;;_......;;.._
team fell in· a non-conference
game at Pasadena, 5-4, Wednesday afternoon.
The Pirares (2-3) en1ued the Se\Cnlh dO\\n
3-1, but Molly Sinclair's clutch double scored
two runs to tic the game and pitcher Kristen
Varagne drO\e in Sinclair with a single for a
4-3 lead.
Sincl:air \\ cnt 3 for 4 to pace Coast.
PASADINA 5, ORANGE COAST 4
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Pasildena 100 101 100 001-5
Varilxnc ;and Jeffers; M.ulinez, Benitez (5) .ind
Muus(.1 W-Benitez. l -V.ingne, 2-3. 28-Sincl.iir
(0CC). 38-Silrcone (P).
11 5
8 0
SCC men's tennis blanks Blola
LA HAORA -The Southern
California College men's tennis
team improved to 2-0 in the Gold-;a
en State Athletic Conference with ----
a 9-0 shutout over Diola at the Ln l labra
Tennis Center.
Davey Robbins, Ross Andel anc.J Jeff t3aker
each swept at love in singles, while Baker ;ind
Andel teamed to do the same in doubles as
the Vanguards (2-1 overall) dominated.
Diola, playing its conference opener, is ~\in
lcss in four matches overall this se;ison.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COUIGI 9, llOLA 0
Sin~les-Johilnsson (SCC) def. Geisler, 6·0, 6·1;
Robbins (SCO def. Diaz, 6-0, 6-0; Andel (SCC) der.
HJgquist, 6·0, 6-0; Lev.is (SCC'l def. Oridston, 6· 1, 6·0;
Bill.er (SCO de(. Ahern, 6-0, 6-0; Scoll (SCC) def. Morris,
6-1, 6·1.
Doubles-Robbins-le" is CSCC) def. Ceislet·Diaz, 6·0,
6-1; Johansson·Scoll <SCC) def. Bridston·'-'orris. 6·2,
6.0; Andel-Bal.er (SCC) def. llagqui51·Ahern, 6..0, 6-0.
Pirates lose on tie-breaker
SAN DIEGO -Orange Coa!.t ----
College's golf te:im lost on :i sixth-• /
man tie-breaker Wednesday to ti:/
host Cuyamaca at Rancho San ----
Diego ~1fter the l\\O fii.-e-man scoring ~y~tcms
ldt both schools with 384 poin1s.
Coast's Rick Redding was the day's medal-
ist with a 72. Other Coast standouts incluc.JcJ
Uob fuller (74), Dill ~lcKibbin (79), Mike
Artiglio (79) anJ Chris Ny (80).
DCC falls In four games
SAN DIEGO Following •
three consecutive non-conference >'-•
victories, the Or:inge Coast Col-
lege men's volleyball team entered ----
Orange Empire Conference play Wednesday
night, and 1he Pirates were dealt a 13-15, 15-
9, 15-12, 15-6 se1back by ho~t San Diego
Mesa. Jason Crone had 23 !...ills to pace OCC.
,,.. ..... ,
p1~ce.
"And (Rim of the World) cam1.:
out on {1rc to start 1he sccon
half, whale 1t seemed there was
lid on our b:aslet."
After Rim·s Adri:in Ande™>n
netted the final rour points of the
first half, \\>lthin 27 seconds before
intermission, the Scots turned up
their defensive tone pressure :ind
st:iyed hot to excite several or the
visiting fans who made the long
trek from L:lkc Arrowhead.
With Newport commilting 12 of
its 27 turnovers in the third quar-
ter, while hitting just t of 6 field
go:il attempts, the Sunlmt League
eo<hamps drained 8 of 14 from
the field, matching their field goJI
tot:ll of the entire first half, to
m:ike it a b:iUgame.
But H:irbor sophomore point
g_uard An-
dree Ver-
hulst, \\ho
assisted on
the Sailors'
first three
buckets of
the game,
cashed in
an offensive
rebound 19
seconds
int o the
final qu:ir-
ter to begin
to turn the
tide. s 0 p ho-
more guard
Jenny Jen-
'We have to
play good de-
fense, because
our shooting
can be spo -
radic. Defense
and rebounding
win games.'
. -SHANNON JAKOSKY
Newport ·coach
nings, who scored all fou r of Har-
bor's third-quarter poinrs, drilled
her second three-pointer 4-l sec-
onds later, :ind it was role reversal
time, once more.1
Newport senior M:indy Clayton
paced the hosts "ilh 15 points and
nine rebounds, drilling her first
three anJ final three field go:ll at-
tempts to epitomiLc the bookend
effect.
Jennings finished \\ith l3 poinll>
and !.i.x boards, \\ hilc senior Md-
iss:i Schutz added 12 points and
six rebounds to rhe "inning cause.
Verhulst chipped in nine assist!I,
and was a catal} st in creating a
whopping 40 Scot lUrllO\'Crs.
The Harbor defense held the
Scots "i1hout a field goal for sepa-
rate span!. of 9: IS in the first h:ilf,
and 6:05 in the seconJ, \\ hile lim -
iting the 'isitors to 25% shooting
(8 of 32) in all but the third quar-
ter.
"\Ve ha\e 10 play good defense,
becau e our shooting can be spo-
radic," said Jakosl..y. ··Defense and
rebounding win games."
Anderson, not listed among the
Scots· regular-season statisrical
leader~, dnlleJ 9 of 14 shots from
the fictJ to net a game-high 19
points.
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bone with one from a donor bank.
"I got part of a kneecap put back in
there," Trevino said. "They also put a
titanium plate in the front of my throat,
on the spine behind the throat. After
surgery, it was tough. I had no pain, but l
couldn't swallow, so I could talk more but
I couldn't cat. I was hoping my voice
would change. I always wanted to be a
singer. 1 was hoping I'd sound like Frank
Sinatra."
events and 27 PGA Tour tournaments,
will hit the $9 million mark in career
earnings in 1995. He leads the all-time list
al $8,655,152, after winning 567,800 in his
first two outings this year.
in Costa Mesa. You ca1\ abo con1:ic1
McGu ire al 642-5049 ...
He later said it was the best four-putt of
his life.
Trevino will be joined in Costa Mesa
ne.xt month by, ;imong others, Rodriguez,
Dave Stockton, Al Geibcrgcr, Jim
Colbert, Jim Albus, Tom Wargo and Tony
Jacklin.
L:ist year in the Irish Classic, you might
recall Lou J ord:m's epic finish to earn ;i
spot in the playoffs and subsequent trip to
H;iwaii.
Jordan, unaware of his place in the
standings, was putting for a birdie on the
18th hole, where the green at Rancho S:in
Jo:iquin Golf Course is adjacent lo the
practice greens.
1 hirty-five dJys later, ~lcGuire
organiLed a playoff between Jordan, llob
Dudik and llob Bond, with Jordan
winning and earning the trip to I lawaii ...
• Signature shots ... udy luck was
working a double !.hifr on Sunday (Feb.
19), when the Newport Beach ountry
Club's sign:iture par-3 17th hole was aced
by Myrna Ireland and Jan Reagan.
"He is a genius on rhe golf course like
no other man 1 know," Chi Chi Rodriguez
said. "It doesn't matter where he is
playing golf or how healthy he is, he can
figure out a golf course and a game plan
better than anybody."
Trevino is currently making the Florida
swing on the Senior Tour. He'll take a
couple of weeks off after Florida, then
return to play after the first week of
March.
"l've devoted my whole career, my
whole life to the gume," he said. "If th~re
is such a thing as an advantage, I sleep
(golf), eat it, walk it. talk it. I practice
more than anybody else. I'm doing the
same thing I did 25 years ago. I spend
every moment practicing and thinking
about it. I've never been ntisfied."
•Chip shots ... In honor of St. Patrick's
Day, the fifth annual Delaney's and
Nelly's Irish Classic is scheduled for
March 13 at Anaheim Hills Golf Course,
a tournament directed by Don McGuire of
the Newport Beach Golf Course men's
club.
For only $80, players receive can, green·
fees, monogrammed shirt and c:ip, tee
prizes, brunch and entry to the aw:irds
banquet. The 8 a.m. shotgun-start
tournament is always held on the Monday
prior to St. Patrick's Day. Entries arc
going fast. Entries can be purchased at
Toshio Kobayashi, vice president of
Lido Isle Delaney's, was .offering a
Hawaiian vacation to the golf er who
finished 25th in the tournament to
commemorate Delaney's 251h anniversary.
Jordan was being heckled on the last
hole by some high school player:, on the
practice green, which turned into an
exchange of ungracious remarks. "What's
1he problem?" one youth blurted. "No
nerves?"
Ireland nailed the pin 140 yards over a
lake, with a 3-\\00d fade, and later said it
w:as in honor of her husband John's
birthday, who witnessed the hole·in-one.
For Re:igan, it was her second
hole-in-one in six months. She used a
?·wood for the direct hit on the Oagstick
placed on the top tier of lhe picturesque
water hole, an ace witnessed by th e
Madison family.
Trevino earned $3,478,450 on the PGA
Tour, and $5,108,902 after last year on the
Senior Tour, which he joined in 1989. He
said he hits about 500 golf balls a day.
During his surgery, doctors replaced the Trevino, winner of 24 Senior Tour any Delaney's restaurant, or Dirty Nclley's
Jordan four-putted in fru~tr:ition. But
he had no idea it gave him an 87 for the
tournament, tying him for the 25th i.pot.
Rk l>nrd Du11n is D Daily J>ilot
Spol'lsnritu n/1o~c dub golf colum11
Dppcors c•·rry 11JUrsd:Jy.
DEEP SIA LOCAL SCHEDULE
WIDNUDAY'S FISH COUNTS TODAY
Dtnr•y'• a..dcer -2 bo.-.ts, 25
.angJers. 18 calico bHs, 5 7 und b.us,
1 rubber lip perch, 28 sculpin, 1
h.11ibut, SO mackerel.
T otby's schedule: '/J·day bo•t
luves 6 a.m., returns noon; 1/i-d1y
bo.it lenes noon, returns S:JO p.m ..
Newpert L••.,l•1 -1 bo.tt. 11
tnglers. l sand bass, J S(ufpin, 2
shetphe.1d, 11 mackerel.
Tocfay's schedule: '/J-d•y ~r
le.1ves 9 a.m., returns J p.m.
...........
Cotlege "'°men -Or.ange Cout ~l
College uf the C.1nyons, 7 p.m. , ......
Community college men -Cypress •I
Or.ange Co•ll, l p.m.
CCHfmunity college women -Or.tngt'
Co.asl 11 Cyprcu, l p.m. ......... .
Community college -l ong IH<h CC .aJ
Or•nsc Cont, 2 p m
CdM boys on Niii ~. •
NORWALK -Corona dcl Mar High'• Sea Kinas IOI& the coin
nip :and arc on the ro;ad for Friday niaht's Clf Division IV·AA
scmifin:tls boys basketball pme w11h Daniel Murphy High and
wlll duel 1he 21·6 Nobles al SL Bernard HIP wilh 11pofr al 7:30.
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9100 Falmouth Ave . in Playa Del Rey and ca be reached by trav-
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ration for fridaJ niab•'1 Division lll·A ~ quancm~ pme
wilh Mornu.pide Hip ( 17-9), al:aaed for C-ororia del Mar Hf&ll.
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YOUTH INltTS
Eighth grade
All-Net Kings pull on the surprise
or the week
NE\YPO~T-MESA -The eighth grade AJl-
Net Kings 1mpro,ed thei r record to 4-6 with an
~psct victory over league-leading South Hun-
t1!'gt?n Be~ch, 52-47, at Ne" po rt Harbor High to
highlight New port-Me!>a Nation:il Junior Daskct-
ball action last weekend.
The King , who lo!lt their first five games of the
season, but are 4-J in their last five outings, led
38-37 .after three quaners behind the strong re-
bounding of Seth Richardson and Dennis Alshul-
er.
The Kings stretched the lead to 10 points mid-
way .through the founh quarter with aggressive de-
fensive pressure and ne'er trailed after that.
~ichardson Jed the Kings in scoring with 17
points, IO of \\.hich came in the fin al quarter. N:ne
Lcmmerman contributed nine points and Neal
Perlmutter and Jeff I Iunt added eight each for the
improving Ki ngs.
:'This .is a great win for us," said Kings Coach
Bnan Richardson. ''We are in a great posit ion to
fi~ish ~ith a winning season and en1cr 1he cham-
p1onsh1p tourney with a good seed."
The !>iAth grade All-Net Rockets (8-2) defeated
league-leading Trabuco Hills, 65-52, a~ Cosla
Mesa High to gain a !>hare of fir~t place.
"Trabuco lost in the fin als of the Holiday Clas-
sic to Yorba Linda by t\\O points," said Rockcl~
Coach Mark Dori an. "With this win, "e should be
a~ong. the top-seeded teams going into the cham-
p1onsh1p tournament."
A:iron Yarnal had a game-high 27 potnts and
contributed e'en as)ists for the Rockets. Da' id
Richardson wa s a sirong inside presence "ith JO
points and 15 rebound , and faan Dorian played
a fine game at point guard, collecting 11 poinb,
three rebounds and tw o asshts.
The seventh grnde AJl-Ne1 Magic (7-4) easily
tJefeited Tu~tin 57-22, at Costa Mesa High. The
Magic ne,cr tr3tled and were led by Ronnie Prct-
t)m3n with a ~a'<.)n-high 15 poinb.
Jon:uh3n C;intrcll contributed 12 points and
Du!>tin llltn&"onh and Michael Kc11y had JO each
for the 'ictonous Magic.
'llle eighth grade k:sgue-k3ding All-Net Bulls
(8--i) ~uhered a major \etback in their quesl for a
league title after lo~ing t\\icC O\er the weekend to
Dana Capo on Saturt.IJ) and l:.a~t Huntington
Beach on Sunday.
• fn Di\1sion l (se\enth :snd eighth graders), the
Magic, coached by Phil Simco, improved their
record to 8-2 \\1th a lopsided 76-21 victory at
Fountatn Valley
The Magic were led by All-Star candidate Jason
Simco \\1th 21 poinb, "hilc Drian Jimenez.added
17 :ind Michael Ort1.t 13.
111e J.ia girls (6-..t), coached by Conley Smith,
Jost a final regular-season heanbreaker to Laguna
Hills, 22-21, at Costa Me~a High. The Jazz "'ere
led by Elizabeth Bennett \\ith li\e points and Jul ie
Hitt and Melisa Vargas '>'ith four each.
•In Dl\1sion 2 (fifth and ~i.,th _graders}, the
lcague-leadi'ng Bulls (9-1 ), coached by Chuck
Chad" ick, defeated the Magic (S-2), coached by
Euge ne Day, 46-25. at NC\\ port Harbor High.
The Bulls pulled away in the last quarter, led by
the fine play of poi nt guard Rudy Serna, who h:id
nine assim. Justin Ro\\e had 22 points and Matt
Elder and Roberto Bolano pulled do\\n l4 and
10 rebounds respectively for the Dulls.
The Magic "ere led by Louis Day with se\en
p0m1s and 11 rebound~. Garrell Bo .... Jus with fh·e
points and Charlie Amburgue) \\ ith J4 rebounds.
The Warrior girls (1-9) lost to Fountain Valley.
21-18, at fountain Valley High. The Warrior~
were Jed by Laura Kauth ant.I· S:ira Deming '>'ilh
six poims each.
• In Dh b1on 3 (third and fourth graders), the
d1\ bion co-d1:impion Bulls (8-2), co:iched by Tara~
Young. defeated the Art Mcl ean-coached Magic
( 1-9), 60-19. at Ne,, port Harbor High.
1 he Dulls \\UC led b\ All-~1ar candidJte Danm Kn~onan ''llh 17 po1ni~. Ta)lor Young added 13
po1nb :'.Ind DJ\ 1d MJmclli 11 points and 25 re-
bounds in the '"n
The trio of ~lilhael ,\tcLeJn, Cla)tOn Lean and
Joel Ram1re.t all pl:t)ed \\ell for the Magic.
•The Championship Serie • ''hich pits team:.
from all O\er Orang.: County \l.ith similar records
agaimt one Jnothcr, bc:g1ns on Sunday \\ilh game~
being ho~1cd at Ne,,port Harbor and Costa Mesa
High.
Division 5 girls bruise up AYSO foes
NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Bruis-
ers, an American Youth Soccer Organization
Division 5 girls B all-star team, completed its
season last Saturday with a pair of victories.
The Bruisers defeated North Irvine, 1-0, in
the morning, the followed that with a 4-1 tri-
umph over Costa Mesa in the afternoon.
The Bruisers displayed their strong defense
in both games. With the long kicks coming at
critical times from Diane Booth, Esther "Dig
Foot" Lofgren, Jenna Lorenz and Cari Smith.
the goaJ was well protected. ·
Goalie Jennifer Oden \\-as effecti\e both in
preventing goals and in launching well-placed
punts.
In the game with North Irvine, Nicole MacK-
ey scored the lone goal of the game for the.
Bruisers. The ball was moved into the 'icinity
of the goal through the fine ball-handling of
Venom closes out
with split . in AYSO
COSTA MESA -The Venom, Costa Mesa's
American Youth Soccer Organization Region 120
Divi!>ion 4 B boys squad managed a loss and a win
in its two outings during the founh and fi nal week
Of all -star competition last Saturday.
Costa Mesa d ropped a 2-1 dec~ion 10 North Ir-
vine in the fi rst game, before bouncing back to de-
fea t South Irvine, 2-0.
Against North Irvi ne, the Venom fell behind J-
O in the second quarter, but caught up "hen
Mario Macias scored off an assist from Tommy
Burde n in the third quarter. But North Irvine
scored in the fourth quarter to gain the victory.
In the second game, the Mesa offense, led by
Bret Caples, Billy Lund, Tyler Weit.le, Burden,
Alex Sarris, Kevin Desandro and Tyson Baue r got
off to a fast start in the second quarter, getting on
the scoreboard on a goal by Bauer.
Macias added a third-period goal to accoun t for
the final scoring. Mesa's defense, Jed by Spencer
Solomon, Keilsuke Suzuki, Steven Thoma!>,
Jonathan Meling and Craig Mullis, preserved the
shutout. The team was coached by Rick Bauer,
who was assisted by Brett Weide. The team mom
was J.J. Mullis.
Victoria Swigart, Kelley McK11nna and Rachel
Funn an. ·
In the aft ernoon game wi th Costa Mes:i, with
no substitutes a .. aitable and l\\O girl s ill from
the hard-fought morning game, the Druisors
rose to the occa~ion, with Jillian Austin scoring
three times an rapid succei.!>ion, and M..1cKcy
contributing the fourth goal.
Kelly Doler and Kerrie Gatel> \\ere highly ef-
fecti\c an mu"ing the ball.
Coach Jim Mcl<anna \\:b 3S!>isted by hi!I ,,ifc
Rhonda and Darry Booth. With their guidance,
the team !>le:idily impro\ed throughout the sea-
son, as c\'idcnced by their three encounters
\\ilh North Irvine -a preseason scrimmage 4-
0 lo~. a m1dseason 2-J loss, then the J-0 'ic-
tory on Saturday.
Mo~t of the Drui crs will continue playing
\\ ith McK;inna for the A YSO Spring Select
season.
Ameba ready for
shootout in FV
CO RONA DEL MAR -The Corona del Mar
Ameba, an Ame rican You th Soccer Organization
under-12 bo~.) elect team, competes al the annual
Hi-5 Fountatn Valley A YSO Tournament tu be
held al Mile Square Park in FounLain Valle} this
coming weekend. The rain-dela)et.I event \\:JS orig-
inally scheduled fo r earl) JJnuary.
Ameba (15-7-4) boasb a ~trong defen~e. led by
John Grod, Dan Deghcri, Riley Watson, Derck
Lewis, Geoff Leech and goalkeeper ldean
Shagangian. The CdM tr.1,cling team has !>e,en
shutouts in it s last nine out in gs.
Amcba open~ pool play ag.1in!>t Victorville at JO
a.m. 31\tl meets Durbank al 2 p.m. on Saturday,
then plays Mission Viejo on Sunday at JO a.m.
The championship game b scheduled for 3 p.m.
Sunday-afternoon.
The Founrn in Valley Hi-5 Tournament includes
76 te:ims in .)ix age di"isions. Other local team~
e ntered in the tournament arc 1hc Nc"port Dcach
A YSO All-Stars. le<l by Scotl Dean, Steve Jcn-
drusina and Tyler Miller, and the Corona del fo r
A YSO ~II-Stars, led by \ory Smith, Cace~ Zide
nod David Northup.
Mesa All-Star girls romp BasketbaU
" NIWPOH HACH llC. DIPT.
COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa American Youth Soccer Or·
ganization girls Division 4 all-stars continued their winning wa}' by
playing strong, unyielding defense and shutting out squads from South
Irvine and Corona del Mar.
In the first game, Mesa became the first team in this year's all-star
tournament to shut out So uth Irvine and ils powerful offense. Chri !>y
Chambe rlin played an oul!>tnnding game in goal, forcing a couple of
South Irvine breakaways to result in shots wide of the net.
Meanwhile, the Mesa defense, led by Kelly Matthews, Lauren Pu-
laski, Jaymie Mills·Doggctt, Kristen Morey and Mehgan Foye, repelled
attack after attack by the strong South Irvine tcum.
On offense, Grace Rozar, Mychal McMahon and Allison Harvey
took turns pressuring the South Irvine goal. It wu~ a mcai.u re of re-
venge for Mesa against a team which had handed it one of only two
losses earlier this year, 4-1.
In the second game, Mesa's offense dominated ag,ainlll a dctc:rm1nccJ
CdM team. Jn the first half, CdM got only two shot~ on go:il \\.h1lc
Mesa had IS.
Harvey finished wi1h two aoals for Mesa, while N:st~1lec Schoclllcr
5COred the other and had a fine OYCrall game. Al~o contrtbuttng to the
offe..M effort by keepina the ball in the Coron:t end wcu: Chti ten
Kni&ht and Lisa Dunn. ·
The Mesa all·stan .,. Undiluted in their l:i t o;c"cn g:imc , "hilc
allowina just, one pl ia tbl last four. Coached lly Mike Dunn ;ind
Bob Wade, tbe Meu Repon 120 AJl..Stafl wind up their ~cawn thi!'I
_. wlda a Gaal pme 1pinsc a strona Ne\\ port Dc.1ch squ;.ad.
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Moment or truth 11111roach11 for
41-yeai'-old Costa Masi puglll1t
~ John O'Brien makes his ~-..
pro boxing debut tonight'
against 36-year-old foe
at the Irvine Marriott.
Bv RJCHAIU) Dt'!\N,) .,,.,~\\•nu
IRVINL -Glorgc I orem.1n,
step a!>1<le. MJ!-e room for John
O'Uricn.
0 Dricn, a ph)\llal f1tn~~s JnJ
bo\tng trJ1ner, J) 41 Uut, he\, who
sa\:, tt's too late 10 rcai1ze J
dream
.. It's been one of m\ ltfc'l> ambi-
tions to Jurn pro.' 0 Dnen sJ1d of
his professional bo\tng career.
w.hich debut) 1on1gh 1 at 7:30
against Lli)eo Torres, 36, "ho b
also fighting tn hi) firlt l pro bout
O'Oricn. a weltcr\\cight :it 5-
foot-S, 147 pound • and the 0" ncr
of BoJy 1 ech Ill Co~ta Me:, a, "1H
go in e ither the second or thirJ
fight in the In inc Marriott's lht-
tle 1n the Ballroom monthly bu.\-
ing card.
D.UlY PILOT flU PliOTO
Cost.a Mesa's John O'Brien, during a sparring session last year.
O'Brien, an amJteur lighter '1~ a
teenager, ":is originally so:hcdulcJ
to ma~c his pro debut 1n Ai..gu~t.
but a broken nb ~uffercd 1n a
sparring ~ess1on pO':llp1Jncd h1'
debut.
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thing, I gut marm.J and \\1.:111 b.i.:k
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• It doesn't take long for
the fish to respond to the
call of nature's high-sign.
S ah water angling off the
Newport coast is picking
up, watm water condition
ha\'e moved in along the beach
and fishing is improving daily.
"We saw a jump in water
tempcrnture to 62 degrees this
past week and a good bite on
sand b~s and bottom fcede~
sent anglers on board ou r
• sponfishers home happy,"
' , reponed Norris Tnpp at Davey's
Locker (673-1434).
The best fishing has been
taking place at the 150 Spot,
where limits of rockfish, sculpin,
whitefish and some nice sand
bass in the three-to five-pound
class were sacked over the
weekend. C\lt squid has
been the bait of choice
when fishing these
mid-channd deep water
reefs.
up,
"keeper" halibut, alon1 with lots
o( jacksmelt and herri.o&-The
be~t fohing bu been occurring
on a moving tide when the
currents bring hun&JY fish under
the docks.
Sm3ll anchovies and fillets of
sardines fished on small live bait
hooks, rigged with a sliding
sinker, have accounted for the
bulk of the halibut being caught.
• The Fred Hall Fi hing
Tackle Show opens on
Wednesday, March I, at the
Long Beach Convention Center.
This is the biggest tackle show
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The giant five·dny show features
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many costs associated with sailing.
They made themselves extremely
visible. practicing as much as
possible between Stunnan's job
and Uttle's senior year.
Their efforts paid off in their
fint big regatta, the 1991 470
Pacific CoMt Ch1tmpionships.
"'here the team Cini.ihed second
overall, only one-quarter of a
point ou t of first.
1'his impressive finish not only
placed the ne"'comers fourth on
the U.S. Sailing Team, but also
est:.blished their place as one of
the top 470 teams in the country.
After many more months or
rigorous training, Sturman and
Little went on to the 1992
Olympic Trials. With only one
year of Olympic practice under
their belts, the team placed
second to Morgan Reeser, who
went on to win the Olympic silver
medal.
Sturman and Little's incredible
performance at the Trials
prompted Reeser to enlist their
aid as sparring partners before the
Olympics, taking the team to
Ollifomia for two weeks and
Barcelona for six weeks.
Though both Sturman and little
saw their campaign as a one-shot
deal for 1992, their great success "The red tide that
mo\ed in along the beach
kind of shut down the
local bass bite as
off-color water extends
from Laguna Beach up
past the Newport pier.
and out as fur as two
miles into the channel,"
said Tapp. "lt appea~
that there is a narrow
band of red tide, perh aps
Jim
Niemiec
Vacation resorts,
fishing charters, big and
small boats, fishing
seminars and a "free"
kid~ trout fishing pond
are JU~t a few of the
exhibits and activities
that arc scheduled to
take place at this supper
fishing event.
at Trials and their confidence in
their sailing ability continued th~ir
quest for gold, this time to
c.ulminate at the 1996 Trials.
The two took the rest of 1992
off, with Sturman starting work at
Ullm:m Sails in Newport Deach
and Little beginning his caree r as
an architect, to re·think their plan
of attack.
Outdoors •Irvine Lake and the
only a few (eet th ick, and it
ha~n't seemed to affect the
deeper water fo.hing spots.
"Anglers on board the half-day
boat Thunderbird have been
making some pretty good drops
over off-shore structures with the
bulk of the catch consisting of
reds, rockfish and other ~orted
bottom feeders."
Catalina Island is slow due to
dirty water caused by last week's
storm front, but conditions are
clearing daily. Squid is still
around the island and this is a
good sign that white seabass
could begin to bite any day.
There have been reports of a
couple of seabass being caught
on the back side of Catalina by
private boats fishing at night in
deep water with live squid.
Schools of·big bonito and a few
yc;llowtail are still around the
island, but the water will have to
get a Jot clearer and warm up a
little more before any kind of
good fohing ~cvclops from these
game fish.
The Pavilion docks in Newport
bay are producing some
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are producing lots of trophy class
rainbow trout and channel
catfhh.
This pas t week, a 56-pound
catfish was landed at Irvine Lake
by Porfirio Alvarez of Santa Ana
who was fohing near the rental
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as this angler fished near the
spillway with green glitter Power
bait.
Both lakes arc being stocked
weekly with thousands of pounds
of trophy class rainbow trout to
support the Mt. Lassen Rainbow
Trophy Trout Classic that will
continue through March 26.
• Applications to get a permit
to fish Lake Barrell in San Diego
County arc now being accepted
by the City of San Diego Wnter
Utilities Dept.
Lake Barrett is one of the
finest ba~s fishing l:i~es in
Southern California and 1t will
open to limited fishing on
Wednesday, Saturday .a nd
Sunday, beginning April 15.
Little concentrated on the
fundraising aspect or the
cnmpaign, while Sturman began a
sail and mast development plan.
Both parts arc essential to a
winning campaign, with technical
advancements and overall costs
constantly on the rise.
After seeing the competition in
Barcelona, the team knew that it
had the speed to compete on the
Olympic level, but nlso knew it
needed to practice outside of the
States. The two traveled all over
the globe in 1993 and '94. with
their training becoming more and '
more intense.
Their regalia schedule included
the Worlds, several European
regattas and the 1993 Miami
Olympic Classes Regatta, which
they won. Sturman and Little
moved in10 the No. l ranking in
1993 and they have been there
ever since.
After sailing in Europe's heavy
\\inds for more than two month~.
the two knew they had to be in
top form to race competitively
anywhere in the world.
Besides the hours of sailing,
Sturman began a dual program of
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codurucc and cwenll body IU'Cilltb-uu1c·1 sWnmina has
delved into the competitive as
well. randina biln a member of the
U.S. Masten Swim Team.
Said Uttlc. "With our lraining
p~. our phylical conditionin
and our mental altitudes. we will
be pcakina at the ':96 Olympic
Games in Sa\'nnnah."
With a year left before the
Tn ls. this time around, Stunnan
and Little ore not going to settle
for second. Their preparation for
the Triab. "'ill include another
five-week tour of Europe's
toughest reg:mas, the Worlds m
Toronto :ind the Olympic training
camp in Savannah this July.
Their neAt major competition
will be in two weeks at the
P:m-Am Games in Argentina, an
e\'ent at which they will be the
only 470 team from the United
States.
Newport Beach's Mike Sturman and crew Bob Little negotia1e the
waters of the '94 Helsinki Worlds. ·
S:iid Sturm:in, "Our program is
right oo track. We are one of the
best in the U.S. and our learning
curve is still going up."
cycling and weight training to
augment his ph)sical program,
cycling five to sLx days a week and
working out under the guid:rnce of
his personal trainer, Greg White,
at Newport Deach':, O\\n Met·Rx
Club, four days a week fo r an
intensive hour-long session.
Stum1an credits \\'hite for
taking care of his nutritional and
physical program, pushing him
hard in the gym and arranging a
proper athletic diet with Met-Rx's
nutritional products. In January of
this year, Stunnnn became a
member of Team Met-Rx, an elite
of athletes in different disciplines.
Little's training program
includes hours in the pool,
swimming laps to increase his
From impressive progTCSS or
their camp:iign over !_he past four
years and the amount of
dedication these two young men
have, winning.tile g.old at lhe 1996
Olympics is not just a dream for
Mik.e Sturman and Bob Little.
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DEM LONNIE l MAURER 52721 In ... •1 ...... ...._.: ,..;... ....... ,..,.,.. un , c e retl ent menl must be ll"'d belor• ... 8t before four months ttusts created by seJd 5371 4 45 VtA LUCCA SOUTH LAKE BlACH u"' """'~"'V .... ...,,.,..., ,.,..., Oaled 0113111995 "' • u• f , t .. e hea g date Deed 01 Trust. to-wit! OEM LOUIS J TABONE CHRIST LUTH E RAN E PO CLUBHOUSE 2 Bl UF eny sllualed In Uld County ao ASAPt5361M time The llllng of this sta1emen ron " ron s 145.815.64 h tllTlated.
REP ROSEMAAV R CHURCH i'GO VICTORIA ~L~HoRJsE ~1~~f~A~ ~~~ETH;~ ~i0JfEN 0 LAKE State Unll l ot Of Tract 219. 2116, 2123 does not or. Itself aotrionZ& tile nott~98ue"'::,,A.ev EXAM At Cf\Jed interest end edd1·
WOOD ST ST BENDER REP JACK D MILLER silo"" by map on Ille IS lnstru use tn ltllS state ot a Ftcbll<lus E t1ona1 advances, if 11ny, 5t703 REP MAR Y G REP f lEANOR N OEM JANICE E OEMSAV1l'AIKASHYAP ment No /Book Paot .o PUBLICNOTICE Bus1ness Name111v101auono!IN theff1lekep1bythe will ncreese this figure REAVES RESIDENCE PASSANTINO Maps r8CQfds of OltAAG l?le rlgMs ol anolher unoer court: 1 you ere. 8 per prior lo sale. .
2618WILLOLN REP ROBERT L ~AE"{fGOKOEONNETH o MD~IMNTOSHJ A Nc: OEM SURENORA N Coun~ Calllornla The pur NOTtCE Of PETITION federal. State or common taw son tnterested in 1
1h1e The benef1e11ry under
OEM IMOG,.. .. ,F r PASSANTINO BARRETT ., WAc:GGONER "' G KASHVAP te • dd .. &DMINtl T"A r.gf•T 0 (See Secoon 14400 et seQ estate. you may •II said Deed of Ttust htttlO· i::-•, RE:P O L I V ( J POI' str .. t 1 ress end 0•11• " "' "' " E B Pr I wtth the coutt a fo1mel fore uecuted ind del1v WRIGHT 52722 REP FRANCES E HALL 59706 WONACOTT common dnlgnallon, 11 any. o MARY UIZAIETH HINOJO c~~~less aod o essions Requasl for Spec1el 11ed to the undersigned~
OEM BARBARA l PRINCE OF PEACE REP A PHtLL IP RANCHO SAN JOAOUtN 59127 !tie rut l>l'oper'ly descrR>t lh IETT Y HINOJOS Firsttihn Notice of the hhng or en wntten Decl11at1on of Oe-
GROVER . LUTHERAN CHURCH HAWGOOD CLUBH OUSE 20 IRVINE PRESBYTERIAN above. 101 Wfllcl1 Ille under CaseNo A176774 JOtNA BARTLETI Esq inventory end app1e1sal tautt end Demand ror
REP KARREN J 2987 M(SA VE ROE DR 537l 5 PERGOLA C H lJ R C H .., signed mates no represent.au To all hells beoelldarles SOO S K • Btvd or estate esseti or ol Sala, and 1 WT"ltten Notice
SCHAEFFER EAST CARROLL SEEK COM· REP EVEL 'IN B GRAV Mt AOOWBROOK orSCRwarlP'Tran1,J. !'n· ~CHt ELDEGAASL DEEX creddltO(S. tot11ln9en1 aed1tors '"~::,~ 1 eny petition or eccount ~~1?,elauth:n~~~ee~~~~~g
REP MARGARf. T A DEM MAX J MAYFIELD MUNITY CENTER 115 OEM SCO Tl W DC M MAR<1ARfT M , ~ " " an l>fllSOns Wflo may Ile olll Brea CA 92621 es pro\/lded tn sect1~n caused said Notice or Oe
TUCKER DEC GLORIA M DAHLIN AGATE AVE ~EBNER STOCKSTILL HBIT A Thi l>Ofl>Ofled stree trw!st Interested In the win o NeWl)ort Beacti-Costa Mesa 1 250 of the Celolo1n18 fault and Eleclion to Sell
51704 REP MAGDA M NESS REP GRACE E BARKl: R REP ROBERT F OENNIS REP EDNA M KELl Y address and olher comm estate, Of boltl, ol MARVELIZA CN295649 Feb 23 Mar 2 9 16 Prob eta Code. A Re to be recorded in th• EVANS RESIDENCE 52723 DEM RUTHANN QOEZIE REP KATHLEEN N OEM BRON YA () designation, ti eny, Of Ille re BUH HINOJOS ata BElT 1995 quest for Special Nottce county whe1e the rest
20172 REDLANDS DA BURKE RESIDENCE REP M IR I AM 0 KELLY SHVETSKY l>!oper'ly dllscrted Jl>OW. r HINOJOS form is ava1l11ble from property 1s located i nd
DEM LILLIAN I 1811 TANAGER DR 11AMMONO 59707 DEC RUTH H SOR<.;l wtlldl Ille undersigned male A PHITION lllS !>ten tiled by PUBLI C NOTICE the court clerk more than th1ee months
JOHNSON REP SHARON K BURKE REP JOSEPHINE c TURT l E Ro CK 59128 no reprmntatlOn O' warran!y Mlcllael Aoltlony HlnOjos lo 11191 Attomey·for P~titioner· he11e elapsed ..since such
DEM LUCY DUBE REP MARGARE T R VEALE SCHOOL 5151 AMALFI AM l:AICAN HEA RT ts· 2525 OCEAN BLVO I G·1 Superlot Court ot CaklOlnlaJ fltllto.Flll017 J•mn A SchmM:1in . iecordation.·
DEM EUNICE A HALL CURTIS 53716 OR ASSOC BLOG <loOO COR~A OEL MAR. CALIFOR County olORAHGE I FICTfTIOUSIUStNESS Es • . g, PROFESSIONAL FORE·
REP 0 f;GESE E NtAfhtpurportedOMle<orsal THEPUITION 11ques1$th3 IWftSTATU IOO sJ . in Blied& CLOSURE COR· g~~AANCESSO RLP ~E~~os:MONK ~i1~J~~~~~EKS~~ENCE 86~DRE~A UR AN ELL ~~~PU~f~NrT ft rulPfoPe~llllltllmt olltl Michael Alll!1ony Hinojos The lollowlng pe1son(s) M·=· 0 ~g~~T~ONMAl~ssf'NEf·
5?701 . 52724 REP DIANE E GILLES REP JILL W HEWICl<ER r ELTON Delinquent Anml!llllll l ~::d~:.;:i:er:~~e: r~~:~fr1G~T~~:bc~~it: 4100 llewport Place SUITE '550..t WALNUT
REA COMMUNITY CFN BALEARIC CENTER REP LORELEI ARNOLD REP OALE R MATHEY DE M OE BRA A was ROSEMARIE IC. GRABU !ht de<:edertl 110 E Wllshlre Ste 301 • ~ .. Stw. 800 CREEK, CA :14596. Tele-
TER 061 HAMILTON SI 1975 BALEARlC DR REP MARTHA J REP MARC SAUNDERS BELKOWSl<V . Said Sale wtl be mlde wtttiou THE PETITION requests 1t1 ru11er1on CA92632. ' N•;z:1 a .. ch. CA ~~3'.':66~uBberbANi'frlW
REP MARIE L qEP FRANCES H FLEENER 59108 OEM KAREN L HAYfS =~a;~ ::ISS _!55~d dece.denl's Will and codicils. I Biyan' Jenn11l9s. 1508 Avo ~~flG ~~rf7 02123 BRILZ Date:Vb1/26/95
CROCKETT APPLEGATE; REP DOROTHY M UNIVERSITY UN ITED OEM W ILLIAM C ..., ""V • Pv•-• any,beadmltllldto1>roba1e Th lenclaOr Fullerton CA92635 • • NPP0602931
REP ELAINI: D ALL SON DE.M !:d l ABETH P KENNEY ME1H001SI C HURCH WRIGHT tnaimb!ances. to pay 111~ su wll1ndany0odlcils11e111~1a1> ThlS buslMSs is conducted PUBLIC NOTlCr PUB: 02./09195,
REP MARY C CHICA 53717 18422 CULVER OR 59729 of ~t dut Homeowner S as loreumlnaflOn In Irle Ille kep by an lndlvldull to 02/16/~5. 02/23/95
MACDONALD RtP GLE NNA RU SH I N G R E SI REP STFVEN R SANOAIGOLOIN HF!:>t sessments. reasonably tSllby111ecourt TherealstrantcommencedlQ
RE P SARBAAAJ . GRANZELLA DENCE ENTE R ON NIEOZIHA DENCE 1901CKEN!>Cr malldcosts.lees,dlarges.en THE PETITION requests11ansllCt business under the TR~fl~~fs~~u: OBITUARY 888 THOMA~ 52725 ALLEY. 217 HELIOTROPE RE:P DORO f HY S O(M DALE L LEAMAN lntlrtsl due at Ille llmt or 111 authority to administer Ille ttlal rletltloos buslntSs name or Trustee Sale No. ~?'O:> · COSTA MESA CITY AVE BELANGH~ DEM ROZANNF M SAN oaoe In Ille amount olundtt lfle lndtpendenl Admlol-namn !isled abOllt on January 94-12218
THATCHEH Hl51 HALL. 77 fAIR DRIVE DEC MICHAEL J MACK REP G lOAIA J OAl·GOLOtN · 14,25558 stranon or Esl3tes Act llll 6.1990 Tiiie Order No. 3100399 BRASURE
OENCI: 309t PLAT! l REP MARENE S HOWE REP HELEN M HUBBS HEIOENfELO(R OEM MARILYN C SOlt y DATED February t, 1995 aultlorJ!y WIN aPow the persona SIGNED BRYAN JENNINGS Rerarence No. Lo ti y B r as u r e
DR DEC ANN GILMAN REP JOHN W MAHOOD REP NAl ALI( VIANI OEM VARSHA J VAIOYA 895·250·37 reprH&ntaftve to take man This statement was llled with H60050ERG passea away Feb. 2l ,
RE P MARIAN J DCM ANN J HORTA REP PAULINE M WALL 5!1:0~ 59130 IY: ltOllALO 0. lttHJf, A LAW actions without Oblainlng cour Ille CounlY Cler' of Orano APN No. 930-69-417 1995: she was 95
THATCHC n REP ANGELINA 53718 RANCHO SAN JOAOUIN BAAOY R(StDE NCf "' CDRf'OltAr/0# 23101 LAKE ll>l>!Ollal BelO!e ta~lng certain Counly M reb1uary 3. 1995 YOU A.RE IN OE FAULT years young. Survived
OEM 1 (HESA M SCHERMAN ENSIGN SCHOOL 2000 INT SCtlOOl 48() 1 CANYON RIDGE CENTER ORM, SUITE 310 very lmpOl tanl .cttons. however NOllCE·Thls nct1nou$ Nam ¥~Jf DA~eo06~?te,ft by son, Hal Brasure:
OALLAPE 52726 . CllrF OR · MICHtLSON OR OEM VIRGlNIA S BRADY LAKE FORESr, CALIFORNIA the personal re111tsenlilllve Wll Statement expires live yea1s UNLESS YOU TAKE AC.' granddaughters Pam
OEM MARGARET A ROUTl EV RFSIDENCE REP GAY F MCILWAIN REP W1LE¥ V CONOVFR R(P KAREN D [Kt71AN 92630(714) •72·2366 be rtQulred lo give nollol t lrom Ille date 11 was hied In Ille TlON TO PROTECT YOUR Ferguson and Candi
ROBL ES 1053VlSALIA DR REPLOUISE PHAM8LE T REP S Ai 1 y G OEM JOYCE A MOREAU PRIORITY66!97 Interested persons unless ltle OlflotolthtCoun!yCler'k Ane PROPERTY, IT MAY BE Grant a nd seven
REP LOUISE M SNYDER DEM JOANNE M SAUER REP BETTE G SHAW CONOVER DFM JANICf G ROSSF 219.2116.2123195 hive w~lved nottoe Of ®11senltd Fk:Utlous Busloess N3me State· SOLD AT A PUBLIC SAlE. g reat-grandchildren
REPROBERT PKRATTU OEM F RAN CIS I REP CONSl CE r,u".Jl lo ll1t p<oposel) ICllOn } Th mentmustbellledbeloretna IFYOUNEEOANEXPlA-F o r es t La wn· NEWPOR~2'.'0~EtGH TS REP JAYSON H SOGG WAIGHT ~ KOUZELOS AN J !3AYWOOD SCHOOL 1 PUBLIC NOTICE lndepeoden1 ac1mfiitslrat1on time The rlllng or 1111s statemen NATION OF T~E NATURE Hollywood Hiils, Fo!-
SCHOOL 100 15TH Sr 52727 53719 RF.P F MMl TT W WfSTWOOO aultl0ttty will be granted unless does not ol llStll aultlOfllll ltl OF THE PR CEEOINGS est Lawn Mortuary.
REP VALER IE B HARBOR AREA BbYS JONES RESIDENCE 308 0Sl3URN HEP KAROL AKlOPP NOTICEOFTI\USTEE'S an Interested person-Illes anuselnllllsstateotaflclltlou ASHGOAUINLSOT CYOONUT,ACTYOUAt...a.--------SALE UNDER OEEO oblectlon to Ille petition and Buslriess Name rn vlOlatlon o ELABAR BOSTON CLUBHOUSE 2131 TUS· POPPY AVE 59i10 RF P · !:> 1 Fl I A ~1 Of TI\UST shows good cause Wiiy Ille lhe rights 01 anoltler unde LA
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REP ROSEY M BOSTON TIN AVE. DEM MARV A CHOMEAU WEST PARK VILLAGt I LICHNER T F No 1077!>9 court should not grant Ille fedtraf. Slate or commot1 la n Merch 2. 1995t el Homer Q , D elabar,
DEM RICHA R D A AEP SARAHHPARKER REPPATRlCIAB JONES CLBHSE 3;54 ~AM IL Or M OIANDl:ftinAC.l Loan No 734479 th 1~ ~Set Sec""'A, 4 OO 01 .00 P.M .• MAS ER 65 formerly of Cosl3
CROSS OEM ANDRE y EGASSE 53720 TON ST Rl:P FRFO H GAAC.f AP N b 411 012 36 au O' """ 1 4 el seQ , MORTGAGE COMPANY M CA di d F b
REP AN, HONv V DEM ANNA K EGASSE HARBOR OISTRIC T REP GEORGE C YOU '!~EerlN .. :,F"U-LT A H Al\ING on Ille pehllon uslness and Ptotesslons as the duty appointed esa. • e e ru· • 59 ");> ,. U<; .. wlll be lleld on Marell 23. 1995 Cl!del T1ustea 1,1nder and pu1su· ary 15. 1995 at hos TR P001 OEM MARJOR IE 0 OFFICE l90l BAYSIDE HALLSTEIN BElHEl K O R t AN UNDER A DEED OF al 1 45 PM tn Dept .. o 703ri<sttHlng ent to Deed of Trust re· home 1n Cla1emont.
. !>2704 SMITH OR DEM DON NA M CHURC H 18700 1-iAH TRUST DATED Februarv localed at 341 lhe City Ollvt NeWl)Orllleadl Costa Mesa corded on 10/07/8~ es NH alter a coura·
HARPER COMMUN ITY 52728 REP ANGELA M DELANEY VARO AVE ·A l9. 1987· UNLESS YOU Orange CA92613·1571 CN291976 feb91623 Mai 2 Document No 85:38306~ geous eight year bat-
CENTE R' 425 E 18TH ST BACK B.-\Y GARDENS BERGMANN DEM PCTER, J DELANEY OEM HAROLD 8 CAREV lAKE ACllON TO PRO· tf YOU OBJECT to t11e grant· 199~ Book -Pege -ot Official ue with cancer. t-111 DPA MARV N VELVISO CLUBHOUSE. 350 B REP ELLSWORTH C REP E L L t N OEM JOHN J BABICH TECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT w. f Ille Ii ;h Id Records 1n the Office of 1 behl d hl t
REP WYOMA I.ii ALM RIVIERA OR BERGMANN POOCHIGIAN DFM LOUtSl N OUNN MAY BE SOLO AT A PUB· ;w1'pe~r al:: ~~in~o~~ ~ PUBLIC NOTICE the Recorder of 9RANGE :1a11~5; ye~r~. ~~~r~
OEM AMV M BODIN REP THOMAS E WOOD REP BETTV s fOLKS 5!)711 Al WLNDY K HUN1 ~·~ ~~LPEL~~.vmNNE~~ your. ot>jectlons Of Ille Wlltten CNSU•e668 ~i~~yby~·'~~~~iE ~~: daughters Vicki of lrV·
REP JACQU(ll"IE R DE M,_ GERALDINE l REP GR ETC II E N MESA COURT HOUS $9;'33 TllE NATURE OF THE obje<:ttons Wiit! 1!1e court btlore AMS. 15 Trustor FIRST inQ, TX and Carrie or
SNf ATHEN MAHuNEY WILLIAMS ING 4001 MESA SOYS & GIRLS Cl llA PROCEEDING AGAINST Ille hearing Your appearance NOTICE Of NATIONWIDE SAVINGS, Cosla Mesa. CA: erd
52705 REP BETTV M PAYNE 53721 RO SARDIS LOUNG CLUBH0U8l 2% l AS I vou YOU SHOULD CON· may be In person Of by your PETITION TO A FEDERAL SAVINGS son Geott. oaughtc•-~f JOAC 1.;1M CHURCH 5~729 BAI BOA INN 105 MAIN CAVE VAL( LOOP . TACT A J.AWVER al10fney ADMINISTER AND LOAN AS· In-law Chris; three
l %4 ORANGE AVC REGAL MOBILE CLUB 5T REP BARBARA J REP T&AtSA V Notice 11 hereby given If YOU ARE A CREDITOR o ESTATE Of : SOCIATION. es Benef1· grandchildren, We:..
0£ M E.l(ANORC I ESTATES 1845 MONRO REP MARV A JACOBY GAINES WILLIAMS that $~111110 Recomrey. a conllngtnl creditor Of 111 • CAROLftE cia~iLL SELL AT PUBLIC Torey and Samantha ~U'.ilPHHlY VIAAYt.. REP LORE TTA V OtM JOAN N DEM EHAGW AN 0 anceComp11ny,111lr\l1t·deceased,youmusll1!eyour f RANCESSTARR AUCTIONTOTHEHIGH ot Orange. CA, anQ
REP MARTIN W OEM BARBARA J BELCHER BOULANGER GOYAL ,ee, or succeuor tru•ltt, cl~ Wlltl Ille court and mall AKA CAROLINE f. EST BIDDER FOR CASH en a n y won a e r I u 1
KOEPSEll BEENINGA 53722 REP NANCY A SCHEID OEM C ARRE l L M or 1ub1tltuted lrutlH c~ to the personal reprtSenta· STARR AKA lpeyJble et time of sate tn friends.
REP BARB ARA A DEM RICHA RD W HINKLE RESIOENCI:. 204 REP MARV H WHITf Tl-IAICHEA furauant to lhe Deed ol IM ac>POlnled bV Ille cou1 CAROLINE STARR lawful money or the Previous to his retue·
MARCKS BEENINGA 43RO ST 59:'12 REP DALE F WARNKf-rutl uecuted by Nolan Within lour months rrom Ill Uniled Steles by cash a manl 1n 1988. he was
OrM n PARAY OEM JO J JOHNSON REP GEO AGE p OEERF cLo sc OOl • 59734 C Hiatt a11 unmarried dalt 01 llrsl Issuance ol letllrs as CASE JtO. !f41 76681 cashier's check dr11wn 'by Wiil~:~~... REPSAAAL SINGEA FOATEVILlt OEEAf:CLD H "l llM NI: CIVIC ClN1£H m an and Leonida 0 PflWldedlnsllCflon9100olllle . _To all he!"· bonelt· asteteorn•tio"tlbank.a ~ra~~sto~~d le:~~:~
PLESARESIOENCE ?G4 52730 REP EONACALVllTI REP CONSTANCE M 1<.;tVICCl:Nl lH,.,LA/A Young en unmarried calloinla Ptob.tte Code ThtClertes, creditors, con· Ch1Ckdrawnbyaste1eor ., h t H ARBOR VILLAGE· won\an and Art"ur J time l()f IMlno d.tlms wlll no tingent creditors, ahd lederal credit union, or• countr, coac a
SANTO •OMA::. ST APARr M~ N TS 2500 ~fbv1N/T~IA NC IS A KOIE~ PAl ll IC K V g}g e~NG~~~ ~~i~~S Lamb a mamed man Re· eirplre belore lour months lrom person• who may other-check drewn by a state or Botsa Grande High
REP v EnONICA A MERRIMAC WAY 53723 FULLAM R£:P S T r v ( N corded 02/27/1987, i n ltlellurtnodate no11oeclat>ove wise be interested in federal sevlngs end loan School In Ga roen
HARRl$0N Book NIA, Pi\ye NIA, H YOU MAY fXAMINE Ille tlle the will or estate or assocoellon. savings asso· Grove. CA. OEM NANCY J COAfS DEM JOHN W MURRAY HOLLAND RESIOFNCE DEM MARY R LEMAY BUCHANAN INSl •17 1118034 ol 0 111· kept by tlle oourl II you are both, of: CAROLINE elat10~. o! sevings bank A memom1.I gathering
!>2 "01 REP MARY L 0UTU:R 111G SAN TIAOO OR REP C A ROL f A DEM LAUREN t BUILA 1clal recorda tn lhe oll1ce person Interested lt1 !ht estate FRANCES ST ARR AKA sfecifted 1n section 5102 will be helCl al the
COAST COM MU NITY OEM ,HARRIETT G REP MAR ILYN R YARWOOD 59~35 ol the Counfy Recorder ou may flit Wllll the oou•I CAROLINE F. STARR o the_F1n1nc111I Code and home or Geott and
COLLEG( DIST OFflCE MOEAMNSJFAtNE:(LDA TRONE HOLLAND 5911'.I WESTPARK SCHOOL 2~ ol 01a11ge Co11n1y, Cllll· 1 ~• A. 1 1 S ,.,..., AKA CAROLINE STARR !'ulho11red to do business Ch ris Celabar in Or-1 3~0 ADAMS AVE REP JOAN M OBERG ORANGE l REf CLUB SAN CARLO lornla and pursuant tol orm.,. eques or pe .. ..., on this stete). At· At the CA. on Ma ch
. E 62731 REP SETH M 06ERG IA OUSE 2~·0 ORANGE REP MAR 'Y A , the N~hce ol Dehmlt 11nd ottce ol Ille tlllno ol an loven· A .PETITION hes Nonh front entrance to ange, r ~c:rcHE~1 AN E SMOCK RESIOE;NCE REP MARJORIE L ~LOSSOM " HIGGINBOTHAM "jEleclton lo Sell lheteun.loty and appr-4$3' ol estate been ftled b~ ~ARY the County Courthouse. ;*,!nll:~o;,e,~~!:.k·oo-
REP JA••(C:. R GLOVER 970 CARNATION AVE REAVIE REP AUDREY R WICKS O[IA (MILV P BRUCI< jder rttGorded 0811!>/\994 assel$ or ol any DellUOn Of LOUISE SMIT in the 700 C111te Center Drive na'11ons may be made "" " REP p v s In Boo'll NIA Pa e NIA account as p1ov1ded In section Superior Court ot Cell· West, Santa Ana, CA, all REP Sul y GLOVE:R • H l LI M HAIGHT 5R37E2S410ENCE Rf:P K A I Hl a N A DHf~MD'"Lrl OR P~CE CJ !H 1nat 194 'O!;ofs21 oil1250 ol Ille California P!ot>ate forma. Coun1y of Or· right. !Ille and interest to tne Ametican Can-Of M MAAGUER1TE l FOWLER EASTON ,. "l HldOtltctalR~orda wiu Code A ReQuest for Specialenge. conveyedtoan<!nowheld car Society. PIN~ON OEM LUCIEN LBISSON 512LAVER WAY R(PJUNcHGUNTEH n£PlH~RbAA tlVV ~-II 03/0''f199., 1·1jNotloe lorm ls availabltlromllle THE PETITION re· by It under said Deed of "2~.08 REPBETT'Y J KOPP DEC JOHNM CONNOR DEM HENRY B S'l111 .-°" 5 ~a · cie k T1ust inthepropertys1tu·
CJ E R TS OC PM •t the Nurth fton court r • quests tjlat MARY tied in said County Cah· CALIFORNIA SCHOOL A p MA y M K OEM MARY M HOGBERG WITHERSPOON SOUTH t AK! HI Al It !entrance to Ille Count~ AtlorMy tor,.HlloHr: LOUISE SMITH bll ep· lorn11 descrtbinit the land
3:?:J?CAllt-ORNIA ST lE''PLE53B7AOT1 YAHM REP ROSE MARY A '>9 ,'14 CLUBHOU'>l • HIUI lcourthouae 7011 Cl111cl RUSSEllP.Ml;~C!.:.EM1.poin1ed es personal 1herein: EXHIBrTA
OEM DEAN J SLOCUM M Sl"APLE10N VEN A D O MI 0 DL E lA~E Center Ollve Well Senta CHAMBERLAIN, C"""'IER· representative to edmin· PARCEL 1: An Undo· OEM MARYE KLEIN 1011 CAMELBACK ST OEM JIMMIE P WEBB SCHOOL. 4 DEERf"tE.l D REP .,QHN H MOE NIN(1 Ana. CA et pubho •uc lAllU IAlDO ister 1he estate of the 11ided 1 /21st Interest tn
REP Rll A A REH REP WAL TEA L GOOD !>372!> 0 EM E: I l l: N S 0 (; M ·oAVID J 8AKf R tion, to me highest bid· P 0 Box 3 decedent. and 10 Loi 1 of Tract No
O ( M (,A RY C REP NORMAN R LOATS NEWPORT VILLA WEST MCDANIEL OEtA CAROL V HAvtS • der tor c:Hh fpayAble al Aubum, CA 9560 THE PETITION re· 9952. i" the City of Costa NAl80t lAWM•
SCHLEPER 53702 BUILDING 393 llOSPI RtP MILO Af D J DE.M MAHGAllt If\ thellme ol 1alelnla1<irlltl/ Newpo11Beacll·Costa Mesa quests the decedent's Mes11, Countyo! Orenge. MOUNTOlM
52709 NEWPORT H AR BOA TAL RO HOLLIDAY JACOL~S mo11ey ol lhe Un1ledl CN?9S674 reb 22 23. Mar 1. WILL and codicils if ~Ille~ Celtfo1ma, e~ per c.-t..-, • Mol1uwy
UNITAAIAf\ UNIVERSAL l AWN BOWLING CLUB DEC JAMES V LOUDON 0 EM 0 AV ID H !">9737 SllltH}. all nght, hlle. 1995 env. be admitted' to • fG Pa e~~r~eld a~~ 1 i'~i C~ • CrwNtcwv
IST CHURCH 1?5Y VIC 1 !>50 CROWN OR REP GERALDIN E J MCDANlll VERANO PLACE: lOM and lnlerHt. conveyed to probate. The WILL end Miscellegneous Mllps in Scrvutg All f auhs"
I ORIA ST NORTH BARTOSH REP T ARllNf Pt REAU MONS &!J29 AOOl"I =~I~'~~~:~!~ 11 ~pde~~ PUBLIC NOTICE eriv codiclle ~1e . ave!I· tne Otlice of the County 1625 Gisler
REP BLANCHE [ OEM GEORGE M REP GLORIAG LOUDON !>9'15 ClllGI r H() "' I J' eble for uamonehon 1n Recorder of S1ld County. Costa Mesa F R DUARTE OEM JOHN M COLL ECE. P ARK l)fl/. R(UlCCA A .,atualedmaal Coun· flleNo.flnG25 the file kept by the h:up10neFourth olAH 540·HM
ISHL S En DEM MARY C DUARTE TAENFIELO SC 00 C p MENES t~ ~nd State and de· FICTITIOUS BUSINESS court 011, Gu tnd Othtt Hydro llm•lli•lilillil••• nc:P LOUISE Fl H REP BEVERLV J WHITE 53~26 R~ l 3700 llA n EP C AROL y N I) i crtbetd at lot1riobe1<irad Atl NAME STATEMENT THE PETITION re· carbon Substances and All P' AC:P MARJOR1f £ REP EDWARD H WITTE E PO T ' A AL AVl n101e iully desc on Tiit lollowlng person(s) h l Other Mtnerals and Min PACW'lC VIEW LUl11 AM N W R HAR BO A REP BARBARA A OAtO~IN u ld Deed ol l1u1t ts/are dolo business as SUB· que~t~ aut or tv to erJI RightS on and undei fl LP l I NA 6 WEAVl-R JR AREA CHAMBC R OF FRASER fllP C H A Al I ~. H The •lteet addreo andlwAY NO 0 4801 10532 L edm1111ster the es tale Said Lend as Reserved in .. ..,...AL PAMC
!J..1;1u 53703 23 COMM 1470 JAMOOR· REP IRENE' H HANSON BALDWIN other conumm lletlOn•· Alamltos llNd LoS A1¥nltos 8: under ,the 1.ndependent the Deed Recorded 1n Cemetery• Mortuary WILSON SCHOOL 80 I BRUCK RES10€NCE. EE AD REP MARIAN M HILLY( R RFP Bl VI f~ LY I lion, U any, or the reai 90720 · ' Admtn111tre1toi:i of Es· Book 1311 Page 236, 01-Ct\41081 • Cr9'NtQtY
WWILSON ST MONlECITOOH REP GRAYCE; P REP MARYBSTAPP MATHIAS property desc r i bed POONI SUBWAY INC Atale~Act.(Th1sauthor1-ficlal Records. Also Ex· 3SOOP.c1t1<:V..-Orwe
REP OAllA AHA i< REP JO ANN W CLISSETT 59;11, 59738 •bove ••purported to be talll0tnla C 11• 9050 ty will allow the person· cept1ng end Reserving Newpol'l 8eeefl
WRluHl MERRILL REP GRANT L HALGREN TERRACE. CLUGHOUSl GR[: f N TRf t ~CHODt 3\ 70 M11n1ttee Orl11e. Lampson A:ne~as:11on CA el representative 10 tak11 Ther11flom the Following: ......,.
nH'MAHTHA J BUTltn REP R AMU T E V Dl:Ml-RANKJMAGUIRf 50JOAOANAVE .1iO(J MAN/ANITA 51 CotMI Meu,CA97626 90680 · ' n'anr. eclions without ~AIUnotst'Through21as •••••••••
Ol:M JOHN E WAIGHT BACKER 53727 OEM ROBFRT .J Kl!:IN IJLC: .JOHN H MANf S:> The undersigoed Trust· Tiiis business IS conducttd obta ning co~rt eppro~ m~~1~ ~'!," ~:~o~~dd:; ,... •llmt
i;2-11 RlP O L I V E F WALLACE RESIOL NCE RfPVIRGINIAI (;HAHY ~llf> BO NN1I M eedlaclalma•nyllabllltybyacorporallon el.Beforetak1ng cerletn Book 13437Page 1508
vrw COS TA MFSA 567 AUMBELLOW 3701 INLET ISLE DA DCM OCLORt::; M Kl LIN ~ ISCHE A lor any lnc;onectne1t or Reglstranl has not yel begun very important acltons Offlcltt Records ol Sui llll lllllWlf
W 18TH ST Rf:P CLAIR~ R SCHWAN REP JEAN C MORRIS RE.,_ J(AN f\ MAYO HI I' ANN C: MANl <.,-; lhe 11'"1 eddreu end~to transact bu~lness under 11111 ho waver, the peraonel Countv. IBI •n Etrclu1tve Mortuary .. Chapel
Al P SUSAN O REP HAROLD BETZ 5~71 UI M HOB! HI I ~Cheri cotnmon des~n•· llClllloos business name 01 representetiv• will be EIHment to Use All Cremation
LOCKWOOD 53704 OEM ANNA$ MCP(AK THE M E A DOWS MH VAHNOLO on, 1 any, shown ere-names llsttd herein I required to give notice Those Aroae 0.11Qn1ted
OE•• ntCHARO O FIESTA AM BLUFFS 53728 COMM Cl UBHOUSc Tltot<.> wi1'1 be no pollonq In SIGNED POONI SUBWAY INC to inter .. ted persons "Atrium•, Oeclts.l'i1los 110 Bro.dway '" CLUBHOUSE "414 VIS " lhe tot.ti amou111 ol the • h and Terrac11 •• Shown Co.ta Mesa HUMPHREY c ST MICHAELS & All 14851 JH rACY RO pldt t>i. lur 11tt1 lullowmq uncald principal balanc A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION .. unleu t~ey ave \IPOn lht Condominium Ml •
Rf p RUT11 A SILVl V TA DEL ORO ANGELS. 3233 PACIFIC Ol:C ANITA J HOLLIS 1)11!C•llCl1> 111 1h11 t.•lv~11un ot ,_ ObllOillun H cut 11y Gurdev S P00/11, Pmldenl w111ved notice or con-Pl•n ebove Roferted to •11
OFM ANNf 1.1 VAN(K DEM WENDY J MARINE VIEW OR REP EVELYN R Bf NfON nn<l Ille CW,'\hl1Pd 110lt>tt; by th• property to be lhll stallmtnt was llled with' tented to the proposed PARCEL 2: Unit 17 es
r.nl ? REP SHIRLEY PACKARD REP KATE KILLf FFR REP S A l LY M sn:ill 1101~ by aoson1 vo1a1 tOld and tHsonable Htl-lht County Cletk ol Oraoge
SO TH COAST SfNIOR REP HARRIET E REP JE ANNE BROADBENT u;1llot 01 vul£.> a11hl• 011ic1: mated co1t1, eapenH Counl'ton rtt>ruaryl, 199!> Sh~J:lNiG VIL~AS 2?81 t AIRVIEW SPENCER UNGEALANO RFP l UCY [ OfMfO ul Iii!! Fh:1Q1~t1,11 01 Volt:rs and •dvanee1 •I 11.l P.OllCl-Thll Flclltlous Name
H 53705 53729 S!f ,'H1 13lJO So Griln<l Avenuo tin'• 01 the lnlbal pubjl Slllemont ••plrH llYt yu<t
nrP MARILYNN M FELLER RESIDENCE MANCLAAK RESIDENCE. TURTt E ROC K COM $,\,,la An;i C.1l1loont:\ cation ot lh• No tice o1 hom Ille Oa'9 II wtS tlled In 1111 MllLE;n t 112 PALOMA UR 313 EASTSAVl-RONT MUNITY CCNil;ft 1 51901 ~190? !>1•10·1 S.lela 1111,72&96 OtfiotOltMCountyC.llrkAntw c FTT[ DE M AGN ES M 53730 SUNNYHILL !l1lf04 ~1\lllb ~,1~mh ln9ddlt1onto c•1"·"'•rlcilltous8us1ntts Nama Slllte-A 1\TDW 6'c51~NJEYAN . COLEMAN PARK NEWPORl Ct.US REP l 0 UIS [ R !>llJO. !>!'JOI! !J l•J()') lru1tH wlll eccept mtnt must be llltd bertxe ltl•l 1 llf £
Ot:t.4 HAHHlf I ~ ll:WAN REP MARGARET C HOUSE LIBRARY ~000 BRUINGTON 51'110 51911 !>2901 Rlf'JUlll fH A ~Ml l tl HALL PARKNEWPORl REPLUCtLl;Mt:VANS bl90l 52903 '1e904 ~~~Jos~~~iKACUR~ ~6~oPATIC~ o s E p H ~~~~~~t~~~~~~v ~~;g~ ~~~g~ ;~~&! G' ARArE ('t A£f BU.~C' T1\Tr:'c-s~~ .,,;'l '\
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OEM JO ANN P A\JSTIN
Rf I' HAHOt D J HOHL or M JOHN A<., ILOI. 51~14
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SCHOENMEHL. REP ROBERT E DFRR !19719 lncl1catf'S .1n eh•c11on :ft \:I, J/t J.1.:l llf C,,Ji • •
53706 OEM WILMA M Df HH STO N f C R ff K bo.ird mamtlC'1 is 01trnqv 11 e e e e e e • e e e e • e e
NEWPORT BEACH PLA D ( M B (Tl y SCHOOL ? s rONE HlNT.'('t l11fl'Jf'll'trfttrmtmrnr1lvf)m}y!'ilntuf"'-" ~~E145'i SUPFRIOR POROPATICH CRLl K ~OUTH 0Rtt>d lh1s W d·'V ol J mnn-""'""" ""''~'"""'''"'"'/a/,/,,,,,_,"'4.MN!lfn S3731 Rt P BRIAN l ou nKC:TT f vblUJIY 1995
DCM ESSIE Y FALES HARNFY A r !:\ I DEC CAnL I KASAL(K \Yf1111/J~·~C.ltRCll tl lf n.twfor~"' rt11t:r:tm 1Jw.w. tmdMtr~tl'tt CA1AwA~NF00~00 DENCE 2030 PORI wl v oi:c Mil nnEn A Donald Tannev Before your "ara~e sale nmtaNlthr'"""''1vcmn,110_1,,Stm,,.Antr. l"'Mr. ..rO!lml', ~""'flt'"" BRIDGE PL KASAL Fl< AegtStrer of Voters 0 r "'' "'I"'
R[P RALPH MINNS OEM MARION E HARNE.Y Rf P· MA ll y K place a gara~e sa e Sign ummp/trtJnlf'11tU~lrJl1'lrfimMrubt.111fftJJ """"1t11tmtmf 11tthtk CA.mty
REP ROSEMARY R REP ANNE E OIL ROY RICHMOND 9~ Tricia Saochu Gmtt::::,"""• umfar""'•t~ IO""f"rf'f'i~hwtJ-.ltlirtrfilr~fm'f STEINBAECHE:R REP ANNAKURTl 59 120 F1el Representahvo where it Wi be seen. J ·.L.•··(' ,,,<.,_... RtP EONA M S JANI EV
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53707 OEM MONYA Cl ANF EASTS1iORE SCHOOJ VJ!* "'"'_. .nim.,, .lnW
J PROMONTORY POINf ~313? 15HAST5110Rt Publl<;lll!O Nt.•wport Make sure you follow ,.,,,_..,,.,,,filrrrfimn-l-l'lf"ll~llttl;,f)N/yJ\l,.,.J..ln W ~~ero~~SOER 200 PAO ~~~T~AR:i~iOE NCI:. } ~~~ R ~ ~r:~ !Av Ht Mr II cu .. 1.1 Mll~ l (1,ttly all city ordinances and &]SI. a-M-l{Yfl# """""' llflf "'pltwraJI ,,,., r r() 64}-'f.J}/ .,.,/14.,,,
REP THOMAS E OtENl::R REP BERNICE C ANOREWS J l"ilt11 i l 'i !>!) • 1t.;//Mtlltr111+w,,,.,,.,.111fwJMt•"""""'ti-s,_-,..by,,t1t1l
REPSALLVC CROW BALDOCK Rl"P SUlANNr I) any association II'. ..L...IJL_ .~ '"'-Oii -""' ,,_ OEM BEVERLY J REPJULl/\A COULT(n BfAGOUISI I ",__,,...,""1r.,.,......,....._t--* ... .,,.. .....,...
VAUGHAN REP CLYDE M THOMAS Rf r> llWIN DWORKIN On th• move? rues. tftJ1t11111111r (',.,,/Wm .,..,,l/lftll ... Mtl
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53708 JA !>!J,'~ 1 ' •• Wllit •llllo ~ R NEWPORT HAA80A AEP F RA NCC: s B ALOERWOOO SCHOOL Sell your extra
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PUIUC IOTICll W IOTICD W IOTm W IOTICD WIC IOTICll W llOT1Cll W lltlCll W llTICll ,_. •TICll .. _. •c -ncn Wlfl 9'td ""'°'Clad on~ 1MC11M in ldoft ••• ™ Coun1Y o1 ORANGE. ... kept~ N COM11. • rou ecuona ~ out • --. _., .,., 111 ,,_.. Aw iiUi:i iiOftcl rvww -!WY 21, , ... , .. ~ of N ~ Code end THf PfllnON requeM8 er• a 1*ton ~ In proyai. ltb9 laklng elf· .... .. ....... H I .!. -...W., WA 11001 -~..-...-------\--------"*" llt-04Ct of Of. ~ 10 do ~ lt\8& CHf.R't\. KNOX be 9P' lt\t Mtal•, you ~y lie tell\ V*Y ~ ectlOnt. ITI .... •WPORT M. DeoAd Or._ 1121 Yoe· ~ ......._, .......
t PUIUC IOTICI 11c1a1 Atc0rd• 1n ttw otnoa 1n .,. .,.... 1n int ewna ~ u ~ ,..,,. ~ ~ ~~~ "!: =~~!!; llACM, CA 11110 ~~1twe0 , lawrtV Hatt, 1~111111 ._.. •--•• ..._ ITATWNTOP of Iha County Atcotdat Of~ O!Mf. lhln cun 11 MtUl.lva to admlni11ef IN..,...,._...,........-_....,. -·...-~CT •lllN ._..,. .......... ltila•ant
....... -•• T -~2! c:!COunly. ~ ~~· !..! ~ IMofY .... THE .. °'pethtTITI~r~-·· the Mlr'I Of If\ lrMnlory '° ~ "'*-10 ...... tied tlOO Newport ,...... ~ ni. IOllowlng parlOM •• The followlnll ,..on• .,. --vr ·-.... -... ......,_ ... ,.__ ..,.... ..... --and apprlllul Of .. ._ M · ptrlOnl unlNt "leY have Publltl\ed Newport lnC., (CAI, 275 '11th Av• CIOing ~ aa· dolna......,... ee:
'UI• OP. PlCTIT10U8 NotiCe °' MA encl Etc-lt\t TNllM'e DMd w1'll lt\t daeadanl't WIU Ind .... or of any petition or waived~ or coneanlH .. ad\.coeta ..... Diiiy tnue, 1 .r. 1220, Balewt, All·TECH SERVICES. fAAIS CONSULTING, 8UllNEll UM• tlofl to W 1har9Undet ,... IUndt baconie evallable lo eodleilt, If any. be adlNnad account •• pi<Mdad In to the Pfopolad .ctlon.) Pilot l'tbruary 22. 23, WA HOOi • 3241 Mof'ltz onve. HUnllnO-~ Allele Pllwy .• SUie
The tollcnWlQ P9fton• corded on Octobet 1, 1"4 N IMIVM or andorsM u 1 10 prObai•. The wt11 and MCtlon 1290 of the Call-Th• lndel*'dtnl adml~• March'· 1995, Tl\11 bu1lnH1 11 c:on-ion S.acll, CA l2t49 148, ~ N19uel, CA o..119 abandontcflha u .. of 11 ln1lrumen1 No.194-manar of right any c0d1c:t11 .,, available fonlla PrObata COd•. AR• ""Ion tutllonly Wll be WT'hl'73 due1ed l>y: 1 limited plrl• Mllat Datvln Sleeth, 3241 mn
Cfle Flc:lltioua BualntH 101229 of tald Official Said .... win be made, 10r 9Jtltt1in1tlon In lhe hie q1; .. t tor 8~111 Notice granted unleu an Inter-· Mfll'llp Morllz Drtve HunllnQIOI\ Mona L Faria, 308oe La ~arM: 491h SttHI Automo-Recoraa. will Sii on 03/fYt/ bUt WlthOut ~nanl °' kept by th• cour1. rorm 11 av•llable trom the •Sl•d pert0n file• an ob-PUIUC MOnCI The 1•gl11rant(1) com-Bffcl'I CA 12g..9 Brllai L.aouna Np. CA
""' O.slgn and EnglnMJ· 1995 at 12:30 P.M. et AT Wllflll'lty •JtPr•U Of Im-THE PETITION requ1111 court Cltfk. )ICl1on 10 Iha P41t1bon and mented lo llennct bull-Ronald Joe Genlll•. 11849 121n
1no. 2600 Walnut Ave .. Uni\ THE NORTH FRONT EN-plied leQlldoog t.U.. pol• euth0r1ty to •dmlnlSllf Iha Attome, for .... P•U· •how oooa cause why the llOTICS ~ ntH undlf the FlctlltOUt Ktthylnn SI laktVllW Thi• bu1lne11 II con-
A. Tu1tin CA 12680 TRANCE TO THE COUNTY telllon or encumbrlln4;et HI.Ill undlf Iha lndepen-tlonert COUit 1h0uld nol g1#1I the llNITlllG alDI lu1lne11 Name(1) lolled Terrace CA 91342 ducted by: an lndivtctum
The Fltt1Uou1 Bu11n1u CCOUENRTTHEROUDSREl,VE'700WCEIVICST 10 Nt111'1 Iha lndebtedl'lfti ~-en\ t "f~•n•(Tst~lllonutohol E!: PHILIP JOHN GOLD; tAuthofHntyR. ING .. _ ti The County Sanitation aboN ve on: .!,~1188 ,, Thlt bu11n111 Is con· Regl1trant hll not yet Name rtlened \0 above • HCU!ed by ta;d Dead, ad-.. es .... a "'' •IQ ~la 1 .... 11 EAi on 1,,. Pl · Dlatricta 01 Or C~IY twpotl ....... Reuremenl dutiad by: CO-pat1f'lf'I begun 10 lianllct butlnn• wu toled In Orange County SANTA llNA, CA al public vancH thereundlf, wrth In-will allow the personal r•P· •1 ' -lion Wiii be held.on MARCH Callfomla, will~ bldi Inc., Robert K. Barrtll, V.P. Rtglitranl hH nol yet unatr the ftctitloua name(s)
0 n 1 0 •7 •9 3 • FI le auction. to th• lllgh11t bid· terast •• provided thartln resentatrv~ to tak• many OOLD GOLD, 23, 1995, 11 l .45 P.M. In nl 1 T ffd• June 27 Conlroller begun 10 litOHC1 bualnH• Utled above. No.F585787 dlf lor caah (payable at and the unpaid principal 01 ac11on1 without tourt •P· t30t DOVS 9T., IT•. Dep1. 703 tocaled ti 341 '1m ~ 11.~ a Bld • Thi• •taternant wa1 ftlld under Iha flclltlou• name(•) Mona L Farl•
•heron Joenn Ference, th• lime of Hlt In lawfl.il the nolt MCUred by aald proval. Before taking cer-4 4 0 , N • W P O ft T Th• City DrlVe South, Or· mult ~ ric.iveit'at tn! with the County Clefk ol lllled above. Thi• ttatement wu fllad
2551 Eldin Ave .. 8-1 , money of the United Cl'eed with ln1ereat thereon tam very lmportanl aclloos, ••ACH, CA ••110. enge, CA 9026688JE.CT TO ... Olstr1cts' Admltllltrallve Of· °'21ange5Coun!y on January M1lt1 D. SIHlh with the County ClarlC of Coste Meat. CA 92627 States), al1 nghl, 1111•. and H pr0111ded In taid Note, however, the personal rep-2471(114t112.oeoo IF' YOU u•• nee by Iha date hlfeln-• 199 Thia 1tatemenl was filed Orange County on January 'fh s bualneu "'" con-Interest, con11~ed to and feu, charges and H· rtsentet111e 11w111 be iequued Published Newport 0ran11ng of the pellllon, you above Ht forth at which FISl312 with the County Clerk of 5, 1995.
ducted by an lndlYldual now held by h undlf Hid ---·-of the trustH and 10 gllle nouce 10 lnlereSled should appear •1 lhe htll· ' Publilhed New""" Beach o c 1 Janua"' F9SS141 Sharon Joann Ference DHd of Tru11 In Iha prop-Qi'ihi crusts created by ptfson1 unleu they have Beach•Costa Mesa Daily rng and •late your ob-time they win be opened .. -·· · range oun Y on .,
Thos atatemenl was toled erty situated 1n H id County .saJd DHd ot Trust. waived notice or consented Pllol Feb1uary 23, 24, Jecttons or file wrinen ob· end 1xamlned It th• office Colla M•aa Dally Ptlol 11, 1995. Published Newport Beach-
wllh the Counly Clerk of and Slate and described as CONSOLIDATED RE· to I.he proposed action.) Mo1ch 2, 1995. )ectlons with the court b•· ol the Purchasing Division, February 16, 23, March 2, F93352e Cotta Mesa Dally Piiot Qrange c 1 on J ua followt: CONVEY"'NCI! COM The Independent admlnls· ThF723 f0<e 1he hearing. Your ap-10844 Ellis Avenue, Foun· 9, 1995. Published Newpon Be1ch· February 2, 9, f6, 23, 1995. 1'.9 199 oun Y an "I AS MORE FULLY DE· .. • lratoon authority will be pearance may be In pe11on ttln Valley, Cal1IOfnla, for Th711 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Tl\701 P~blls;ad Nh<port Beach· SCRIBED ON SAID DEED PANY, 2t031 VEN· granted unless an lnle<· PUBLIC NOTICE or1Fbyyu~~ttorney. thtu'~~'i:$1: OF ANIONIC PUBLICNOTICI Febru91Y II, 16, 23, M11ch PUBLIC NOTICI eosta Mesa Pilot Febrully OF TRUST TURA BLVD., IUITE esled peraon files an ob-asc ..... YO "'"EA CREDITOR PO l y El EC TR O l y TE 2, 1995.
ff> 23 M1rch 2 9 1995 APN •458~12·17 5 2 0 , W 0 0 DLA ND i-ction to the petition and ,. ,. or a con11noent ettd1tor ol CHEMICAL POLYMER F1ctltloua Th704 F1cUtloua
1 • • ' , Th712 PTRR6'~1ERETYIS .. \Eslll~S~ ~~~~: 91384 (lte) ~~~ :=ldc:,~g~ ::: p:~~~f:NO:o ~~~:e;,:~ec;.rho~:~~~ SPECIFICATION NO. C:(>35 8u1lneH Neme PUBLIC NOTICE aualneH Neme
PUBLIC NOTICE WHERE IS" ,.,.,. author~ "'DMINllT•.. and moil a copy to the Ptf· A PRE-BID CONFERENCE Stetement Stetament ' -• •treet addres• an'd Deted: o.., .. 1/t99S A H R. ING on t"e pell· .. """ wlll be held o Th sd Th f II I , ,, .. " sonol represenlallve •r,· n ur ay, • o ow ng persons are Flctltloua Th• following per1on1 are Y.OU AAI IN DEFAULT olht< common designation, TBR'/U1STNEAENC5Y.,LVEl00tLF, lion will be held on MARCH ESTATE OF: p04nted by the court with n March 9, 11195 Al 9:00 a.m., dolno business as: BualnaH Name doing business ea: UNDER A DEED OF if 1ny, of lhe rtal property . .. • 23. 11195, at 1:45 P.M. In T .J. LOWftY lour months trom the date lo Room "C'.' of Iha Admln-BLUEFIN PARTNERS, Statement GREEN LANDSCAPING &
O I 8/ described above 11 PIH• FICIER . Oepl. 703 located at 341 CASE NO. A178~29 ol ftrst Issuance ol the lot· lsllahon Bwld1no tt 10844 1211 E. Balboa Blvd.1 Bal· The following per-sons 811 MAINTENANCE, 15355 TRUST DATED 1 1 ported to be: 9 HILLS.BOR· LPP 11958 The C11Y Orrve South, Or. To all heirs, bonel1c11r1es, lers as piolflded In section EUis Avenue, Fountain Val-boa, CA 92661 doin business as: Brookhurst 1216, Wtltmln-
'989. UNLESS YOU OUGH. NEWPORT BEACH, Publlshed Newport onge, CA 92868. crtd11or1, COf)t1noent credi· 9100 of lht California Pro· ley, California. . Robert B. Sl!Yfart, Jr., 613 CO~PETITIVE MICRO sler, CA 926&3 TAKE ACTION TO PAO· CA 92660 Beach.Costa Mesa Daily IF" YOU OBJECT TO the tor•, and persona who may bale Code. The llme for Iii· Bids must be tubmrtted 1/2, Poinsettia Ave.. Co· C 0 NsUlT1N 0 3 0 8 7 Joson v. Chanel, 10952 f ECT YOUR PROP-The undersigned nustee Pllol February 16 23 granling of lhe pelilion, you olherwlse be lnlortsted In Ing clahns will not e)(plre on lhe form supplied by rona del Mar, CA 92625 Gibraltar Ave coita Mesa Slater Fountain Valley, CA ~ATV, tT MAY BE SOLD dlsclalms any llablllll tor M h 2 1995 • • should appear et the hear· lhe wtll °' estato, or both, belOfe four months from the Dlllricll In eccordance Thomas C. Stewart, 1216 CA 92626 ·• ' 92708, AT PUBLIC SALi. IF any lncorrec:lneu o the ore • · Ing and 1tate your ob· ol:T.J.LOWRY lhe hearing date noticed with ell provlsldn• of the E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa, Mark Stanley 3087 Thi• bu1lne11 It con·
YOU NEED AN EXPL,A, itreet address and olhe< th719 jectlons or file wntten ob-A PETITION has been above spec:ilicallons. CA 92661 Grbralttr Alie Costa Mesa dueled by: an lndlvldual
ttATION OF THE NA· common dHlgnallon, It PUBLIC NOTICE ectlons with lh• court be-Med by JAY LOWRY In lhe YOU · MAY EXAMINE the Specilicallons, bid blai:iks This business I• con-CA 92621 " ' Th• registrant commenced
TUAE OF THE PAO any, shown ha1e1n. tore the heaung. Your ap-Superior Court of Calll0<-Ille kept by the court. If you and furlhar Information ducted by: a general Pill· This builnts• ls con-10 transact busine11 undtf
• Th• tolal amount of the pearanc:a may be In person nla, County ot ORANGE. are a person Interested In may be obtained at the nershlp ducted by· an Individual the r1ctitiou1 n1me(s) llsted
CEEDINO AGAINST unpaid bal~ of the obU-BSC 31597 °'by yoU1 attorney. THE PETITION requests lhe eslale, you may file above address, telephone The reglllrant(s) com· The reg.lSlrant(s) com· above on: Jan. 3, 1995 ~OU, YOU SHOULD gallon aacured by the NOTICE OF IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR lhol J/W LOWRY be ap-w11h tha court a formal Re· (714) 962·2411. menced to 1ransac1 busl· menced to transact busl· Joson V. Chanel CONTACT A LAWYER. pioperty 10 be 1old and PETITION TO or a contingent creditor of pointed as personal repr• quest for Speclal Notice of Published Newport neu under the Ficllllous ness under th• Flctrtioua This atatement was filed
, T.S. I 3404S.Z4 reasonable ullmated ADMINISTER 1he deceased, you musl Ille sentallve lo admlnlsler the the filing of en Inventory Beach·Cosla Mesa Dally Business Name(s) listed Business Name(s) llsled wilh the Counly Clerk of
NOT ICE OF costs. expenses and ad· ESTATE OF: your claim with lhe court estate of lhe decedent. and appialsol of estate as· Piiot Febroary 23, 1995. above on: Jan. 51h 1995 ebove on: n/a Orange County on January
TRUSTEE'S SALE vances at the time of the MARGARET end mall• copy lo the per· THE PETITION requests sols or of any pjtlllion 0< Th722 Robert B. Stewart Mark Stanley 3, 1995.
-UNDER DEED Initial publlcallon of the No-sonal representallve ap-the decedent'• Will and ac~ounl as provided In UBL This statement was fried This 1ta1tment was fried F832701 1lce ol lale 11: $190.425.04 RANDOLPH pointed by lho court w11h1n cOdicils, II any, be admitted seclron 1250 of the Cahlor-P IC NOTICE wllh the County Clerk of with lhe County Clerk or Published Newport BNch-
• OF TRUST In addition to cash lhe CASE NO. A178782 four months from lhe date lo probate. The will and nla Probalt C~o. A R• Fictitious Orange County on January Orange County on January Costa Mesa Dally Pilot , Nollet Is hereby given Trustee wlll accept a cash-To all heirs, beneficiaries, ol first Issuance ol the lt1· any codlclls are available quest for Special Nollce 30, 1995. 24 1995 tbat CONSOLIDATED RE· ier'• chock drawn on a cred1tor1, conllngent crodl· ters as provided In socllon for oxamlnalfon In th• file form Is available from the BualnaH Name F835504 • FIS34838 February 2, 9, 16, 23, 1995.
CONVEYANCE COMPANY, state or national bank, a 1011, and persons who may 9100 of the Calllomla Pro· kepi by the court. court clerk Statement p bll h d N rt B h Th702 ~ 1rus1oe, or successor check drawn by 8 llale Of otherwise be Interested In bate Code. The 11me for lrl· THE PETITION requests Att f th p ti The followlno persons are Cu 1 ~ ewgo 11 e~~ · Pubhshed Newport Beach· Hus tee, or substituted federal credit umon or a the will or estate, or both, ing claims wril not expire authority to administer the orntr or • • • doing busin.H as: osta esa 1 Y 1 01 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot TRADE
tl'\Jslee pursuant to the check drawn by 1 11a11 or of: MARGARET RAN· befoie four months tiom estate under Ille lndepen-tlonarr NEWPORT BEACH PLAZA, Februaty l6, 23· March 2, Fel>fuary 23, Marcil 2, 9,
Deed of Trust executed by fede<al sallfngs end loan DOLPH lhe f\earlng dote noticed dent Adm.nlstralion of Es· DANIEL BRODERICK, 1455 Superior ,.ve., New-9, 1995. 16 1995.
RONALD E HARRINGTON association, .. vlngs as-A PETITION has been above. tales Acl. {This authoflty ESQ·, H 0 W SER & port Beach, CA 92663 Th710 ' ni724 AND SUSAN B. HAR· toclatlon or savings bank filed by CHERYL KNOX In YOU MAY EXAMINE the will allow the personal rep-Norlyn Bu1lder1-Newport ---------through classified
842·5878 RINGTON, HUSBAND ANO the Superior Court of Catt-1esen1alive to take many Beach, a Cahl Ltd. Partner·
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2648 BEACH 2669 HOUSES/ BEACH 1069 DEL MAR 2122 BEACH 2169 METRO 2186 PENINSUIA 2607liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim BEACH CO ND 0 S iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 1 BA Mob ii• ho m 8 • Mov•ln Speclal s4es iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9
FOR SALE HI bo V• r, H $1250 2Bd 1B• • 38d l wnhse, now ""t, $e5 o INCL UTILS From $490. Quiet & 2Bd 2Ba, 1,100 sq tt. ON THE SAND LIDO PENINSULA r r 18 omea condo, pvt patio, gar. AT THE BEACH -.-Secure. 1991 Newport 2 covered parking, lBA completely furn. 1 & 2BR beacll homea •••••••••I PORTS REETS 509 Narcissus. fpl, pool, Jae, gas/Wtr Sml 1Br/Studio s5oo. Blvd. 048·8373 laundry rm, built·lns, $1300/mo. Avl 4/1·8/1. From $850 lo $1300 2200 a/f 1 lvl, >«lg lot, 044-4400 24 hr Annual Rentals pd. Guard gate S950 K.lt, dining area, appls,,_________ quiet area on Pomona Harry 262-4555 Iv msg 710 Lido P•rk Dr huge Uving rm w/2·Stvr---------Fncd pallo 647-7540 lndry. 102 E. Day St. 2 Master Bra, 2Ba. Ave, noxt 10 olemon· 714-873•9030 callings, superb cond, $1500 2Bd/2B• La r ge Selection 723-0823 or 220-9498 frplc, w/d hkups, gar. t ary achoo!. From NEWPORT
$499,900 840·5884 $2000 3Bd 3Ba 1Bd l ido ........ SIOOO ········-R d d S8BO. Great offer for 1 $795/mo 944.4939 $800 1Bd w/utllt Incl 212 Ponln S1200 emo ttu io steps 10 y r lease. 714·851·1933 ---------rBEACH 2669 MISCELLANEOUS
0 .. ...... APARTMENTS E. bay/bchH. Kil, frig,,..,....,,,...,..__,, __ .,,-_,,..,,,_..,,...,,. Npt Hnhta 2Br 1 Ba Oen-side, Immaculate 312 en Vu ..... $l300 stove. Quiel. $595. No 2BR·1BA & 1BR·1BA • ' miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lou"~ ~ BEACH 875-1918 24 hr Agt 212 +Con Udo. $2450 FOR RENT pot. 673-8726 645-3916 Lndry, pool, quiet, m patio, new crpt/tlle/ •1BR $825• RENTALS
Ol'•01tTuNir• PROPERTY 1175 Call For Summer Ll1t all transportallon $550 kllch/bath, Prkng. Yrly 2BR 2BA $725/Up 11••••••••• All ·ul 11111111lvert111119 1n 11111 2BR 2BA So. of PCH. $750/mo. 650·8443 A I I & I h h l\IWipapcr 111ub1ut lo Ille Fed· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Frplc. Walk to the The PNdentlal. & S650No pets646·0392 erg d s was or•---------
MONTEREY be.ch Newly romod CORONA ••TOWNHOME•• Incl. 60x30 pool. No ROOMS 2706 Ir •• f11• Hou11n1•·tol 1""'1 II • . .... ..... ---------4Bd 28• Family/fire-N I N • " -"" $1600 •• k 798 5052 ..,,.,.., -...... -BALBOA 2br I .Sba, p ool, pets. o ees. o amt•••••llldlm1tcs 1tlllt911 LIVE ON THE BEACH! ..... ar . 67·-·900CI DEL MAR 2622 place, $1360. 263 E gated. patio, $795. lease. 545-4855 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
lo Mlwtr1tH "111,·-1crcnct, Ocean front condo-Charming 2Bd 1 Ba J.J IS' 1111'D 2606 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. __ 1_6_1_h_S_t_. _5_4_B_-_,_s_1_1_ MOVE IN SPECIAL CM nr OCC. Furn, util ,... mini p I C I I i I &..IM'f 11 .-Newport Height• ll/llllalion or d1sc11m111ahon ums. 00 1• epas, 0 laga seen c prall • BAYSHORES HOME iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1Bd/B• Studio Prlv Clean 2Br 1ea, crpts. ____ 5_4_8-_7_3_6_7 ___ 1 2 Bd, 1Ba pool, new Incl. $350/mo. Jeane,
ll'lstd '"rut. colot r11t91on. :1·1~.~ ~o $3~5~~: glou1 Buck Canyon, 3Br 2Ba, frpl, dbl gar, Bright 2Br upper, lrg entry patio & parking. new paint, w/d hkups. "A GREAT PLACE carpot. no pets, $795 day 909-358·7440; eve
IU, llandlup, fanulill slll~s oi Furnlah•d models ~~f.15~;~k,frp~~~~~~~ furnished or unlurn. dock, gar. s1095 w/ $475/mo. 675-3768. 2078 Wallaco St. $650 TO HOME TO" 738 Tuslin Ave, 642·7658 1=7_,1,,..4,..,.-6_5_<>-....,..2_4 ... 85 ___ _
nahenll orifin. DI 111 11111nU011 IO open daily. Call for $2500/mo. 642·5~90 lse. 135 Opal. 675-Absolutely gorgeousr=6.,....4....,2....,·_6_78_1_b_•_fo_r ... e_n_o_o ..... n Spacious & bright NPT HTS 28R di $925 FURN rm In Colla Mesa
l'laka 111y 1uc11 ,,.icnnc1, limi· brochure 1-800-477-LAROE , luxurious 28r Dbl• mobile home, 28r 6258 or 310·470·8318 1800 11 38d.3Ba, all E'alde Nice 2Br 1 Ba 1 BR & 2BR. No pots. New cpVpalnt, frplc. for quiet meticulous
tlll0n•••sc111111111111n." 7742. Broker coopera-~Bail Ip, 60551~9a5rlgo1ldV. 2Ba, high cells, xtra FANTASTIC lBr 18a amens. hpl, g:1r SHOO unfum. $650+aec: foe. Call Now 831·8427 patio, garage. No pals prsn. Gar, utll, kltch.
Tiiis •1-p1p1r will not Lion. ..va now. • 1 1 1 lnqulra 165 Rochester 760-1713 or 857-1776 $400/mo. 650-1359 • w• last. 642-5290 rg pat o , carpo rt. upstairs duplex. Street avl 3/1. 759-0874 '"' ---------• u owia9ly1CUttlftftdftlt•st· Clbhse emon. Sr park prkng. 5685/mo. Avail St .. Apt. A. 645·5418 IAGUNA •WESTCLtFF1'r
mint to1 r111 ullle wtucll ls 111 ••••••••••---------55 t. $875. 675-2044 3/1. Call 774-3055 1---------l!•atald• 2Br 1 e a. 2Br 2Ba, trplc, pool,
Y10latle11oflllt l1w.Ou1111fers HOUSES/ COSTA MESA 2124 •EHtblufl Hom•• --------aosTA MESA 2624 encl garage, yard. BEACH 2648 carpn. $795-$500 dop.
m ""''' lntormtd 11111 111 tor lso. Lusk E plan. Overstockep w ith Oulet complolC. Call iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml Avail 3/1. 631-2921
-.1111111 1•nrt111d 111 11111 CONDOS 2 Maater Br, 2 •25aa 5Bd 3Da, lrg 101. nu stuff? 1/a Mo FrH Rant E·Sld• 650-4342 or 540·7191 1Bd 1 V.B• Parking. Weatcllff: Lrg 28d 2Ba
• ...,.,., .. fQilult 11111 FOR RENT Cln, qulot, w/d hk·up, carpi , palnl & tllo. A call to Nawer 3Bd 2Ba. W/D, ES 2Bd 1.5Ba. Fplca, CloH to Bell, No condo carpi, drpOI,
.,.,,.,..,_,.llyNllL llwn-•••••••••• grdnr, Ip, Xlras. $1250 G reat hao & loct Classihed vert blonds, DIN. backyd pallo. Vary Nicol 1yr pate, Gated comm. carport, 1256 Rulland.
11(1111 •~.call HUD 650-2809 or 642-9722 1':':"s,,.,2,..,,8..,,.oo..,,1,....m_o.,,.G4_0....,-4,....7_1_8_ will help ca1port, $1050/mo lao. $925 (2448 Elden $850. 497-9092 S900 +dep 8:12·t79e
....... ll M00·41t·l5ICI. f« ---------28d Hae w /famUy rm IMMAC 5Br 3Ba Hrbr 642·5878 434-9938 Glace. A2·0pon) 942·5488
Ult WIDlllllOll. OC eru ,ltau GENERAL 2102 or 3rd Bd, E-alde. View Hm, 3·car gar. ----..:.=..=....:....::'---
c111 HUD1142'·UOO. bright & cln, N/amok. Avall. $2695/mo. Nr ---------------------------
-------TIRED OF RENTING? N/P""eta, sms 122-1661 school. 909-682-5637 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA M!SA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624
CORONA
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Thoutand1 of repos-EASTSIDE 2Br 1 Y.!Ba •Lldo/Penln•ula/Hla iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
1a1sed and bank Townhousa, 1·c:ar gar, lnlorlor/Bayfronl Hm1
1022 homaa and properties carpel• & drapes. No Yearly Lease or Salo
available. Utile or no pal s, 760-8364 • Grundy Rltr1 675-6161
money. down. Call In· •-.-P-V1_q_u_la_t_1_B_r_H_s_e_.-l-g Oce•nfroot-Yrly 4 ... 2
GOVERNMENT formation SaNlco1 toll yard, 1 prkng epc. No 1-car gar 1uper cln,
FORECLOSED lrH. 1-800-352-8381 amlC /pat. Employed. $2495 per mo. 402 E.
HOMES Ext. R-1046. $650. 5"48-5624 tv msg Ocaonlronl. NB agent -From S1 00 (Repair Jim Jncoba 6 75-3777
needed). Oellnquanl ---------·-------------------Tax. Repo1. REQ'a, BALBOA IlVlN! 2144 Steps to eand. 2Br 2Ba,
.FDIC, ATC. IRS. Your ISLAND 2106 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2-car gar, frplc, d/W, area. Toll fr•• 1-800-1• patio, hkup. Upgrded.
898-9778 Ext. H·5139 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ore•t Deal•I Moving $1200 yrly. 673-5416
f I II ti Custom built, alry 2·1ty, overaea1. Misc h•• =:-:"":.,....~------or curran • ng1. 3Br 3Ba, lrg ICltc:h w/ !lid, teak bdrm H t, VRLY 3Br 2Ba, frg tam
nttne Terrac e front nook, 2 fp, A/C, 2·car frig, golf equip, cltha. rm, 2-car gar, saml-p\11 row. 1eoe ocean view, gar. 52600• 876-2044 Evarytt11ng must gol Feb comm 2 blk1 to ocn.
3500 aq ft. 3Br 2Ba + 25 & 21, l ;3Qo.4. I.lg ht• Unfurn $I 750, furn maid'• qtra. trplc, spa. Lilli• B•lbo• le. 3Br plantl, 92 SlanlOfd C1. S 1 l>OO. Larry 631-1038 Sl ,395.000 PP 840-1733 1 Ba. 811/cln/fum, fp.
Avail thru fJ/30. S1250/1---------
EWPORT mo. Tim "1 &-592·3950 NEWPORT
Water View Hou .. BEACH 2169
EACH 1069 Charming 2Bd, dock.1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil garage, yrly • • 1 IOO/mo. i• ,. UIJle lnd.154-llm NB alkll a.1 .. Study,
ACK 8AY 3Bd·2B•--~---.-------4 View, 2 car attach gar. condo w/view of grn-clean, N{P, alarm aye.
bit. trplc. dbl gar, pool PENJNSUIA 2107 '1100/mo Dean 852-9400
S2USK Agt 87H18t CLASSIFIED
Beach Area
Yt1rlr Unfurn ~ A 4BA·2 Ba1h1
S13751o $1800 mo.
Villa Rentals
675·4912
Propany Mgml
QUIBT 8c SERENE
Palm 1"'.esa Apart:rnents
So OCM & yet o far
11ut') the fccltng you get
when you IJVc ~t Palm
Mesa i.mid the lush
gr-ccncry of stcluded
woods & sutclv p~.
• rud.iO\ 1 & 2 Bedrooms · Jri ssh tu $600
• l BR 5625 t0 S650
• 2BR sns 10 S7'iO
&No Peb
A Venial Blind.\
• Uilil'lg UN A NEW Cu-pct. Paint & Tile & Fitnc::u Room
A Hc.ittd ruul & ]lCULlJ .4 Pltios & lblcumo
A G~ Avatfahlc
Lg Sunny Cornor rm.
Furn, prlv ba, klVlndry
priv, n/s, lg yd w/pool
$400+uu 841·4818
•NB in blk beach. Prof
N/S, no pet1. Own ba,
gar, w/d . $400/mo l'lCI
ulll. Klt prlv. 648-5878
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4Bd 38a 12600/mo. Rltv 723-AIAftA myriad or marchan-2821 C.rob St. Owner ., ....,._.. dlH ttamt. bacauH
Agent 818-435-7900 B"k Bey View 3Dd + out columns comp•I
The Community D~caantront 38:~00 qu•lllled buy•r• 10
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WHkly. Fully furn 3Br
2Ba, gar. N/pel St200/
WHk. Kllfen 434·1424
RENTALS TO
SBAU 2724 -----
NB poot/tonnls/boach.
W/D. S500/mo. Share
with tom upbeat artist
631·2111 or 646·8473
NB shr 2Br 2Ba condo
w/fem. Beautllu lly
furn. Frpl, gated, pool
$525. Carol 644·9208
NB·Beacon Bay
Share 2Ba 2B~
W/D. lirplaoo. S650 111
ut1ls 073·8813 Lve Mest.
NB-Fash ls/Eastblull·
spacious twnhso, wnlk
to Bae~ Bay $450 mo.
Linda 721·8792
Newport Bch • FURN.
full prlvs, exec twn·
hme, gated, pool, spa
& gym $590 644·8100
Npt Hghta apt to shr.
Room pvt both, ocean
view, utllltlea paid
645·2941 or 548·6630
GARAGES
FOR RENT 2740
WANTED: or 2
garage spac es or
storage, COM area
Call 673-5787.
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
ADDITIONS
REMODELING 3410
DUNCAN
CONSTRUCTION
20 Yra Exp. Small &
lg. Jobs 850·7042
AUTOMOTIVE
GJASS 3433
AUTO & TRUCK
Qlaaa Re,lacement
1 ·800.89&-0959
50% Off lnatall'n w/ad.
BUSINESS
SERVICES 3488
M utU·Medla: Dasie Top
Publlshln~..Rea. Script
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Word Processing by
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prol help? 722-1956 htly.
CABINETS
REFINISHING 3500
KITCH•N CABINET
Stained or painted.
Variety ol flnlahea.
u c,.,698845 378-0371
CARPENTRY 3510
Aepait•. Aetnod Oootl. wino
ClcM. ubtnell. ltllCCO ' dty· .... lencet. 911". etc Lie '~ t~-,, M2.oM7
A te Z HAMDYMAN
INSTAU.AVAGI CAIMTI
Kltc'*'8. balt\t, dOOfl.
~-OOIJ9 541-7251
CARPET INSTALL
& REPAIRS 3516
Looking for Qu•tlty
C•rpet/Wood/Llno?
Below ret•ll prices
L1379738 845-8711
CERAMIC ...
TILES 3528
Add Value To Your
Home w/Tile, Marble
Granite. Free Est. Lie.
909-735-9884 Steve
Leaky Showers Rap'd
The Dean of Tile. Ce-
ramie new/repaired re·
grout, bathrm remodel
plum bing L#670130
873·8065 or 846·8526
CLEANING
SERVICES 3548
A TOUCH OF CLASS
Cla-'llng. Ras/Comm
UC/Bonded. Free Est.
Teresa 282·7143
Houacl••n/Wlndows
WHlcly, Bl·WHkly.
Move-lna/oul!l. Reta
Pin• 845-8898
Hou•• A Office Best
$-BHt Workl 10yr Exp
Reta. Some E;'t FrM est
•Rebeca 43 ·1274•
HOUSECLEANING
15 yra exp. Good Ref.
Own tran1. Call any-
time. 241.0S31
COMPUTllS 3556
MAC TUTORING
Syatam & ell prr&'ma
llarke7•·'7 48
Mtwe.n,r But. Bur.
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Tutertne
179-443'
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TION Cut payments
to 50%. 24 hour ap-
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Credit 1 ·800-226·0190
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CONSOLIDATION
IMMEDIATE RELIEFI
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Overdue bills? Reduce
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to 50"1P.o . .Ellminte Inter·
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callers. Rostoro credit
NCCS. non-profit 1 •
800.955 04 \2
Overstocked with
stuff?
A call to
Classlfled
will help
642·5678
COMPUTERS 3556
••TUTORING•• W l ndowa, Word,
Ex c e I . Accea s
20 Yr• Exp. 723·1985
CONCRETE &
MASONRY 3557
* Best Price/Quality
Utl<ISC<'lpt, brlCk, stone
Concrete. 643·0622
Brick, Block, Stono, Tito
Cone, Pollo, D1lveway
Fplc, BBOs. Roi. 20 Yr
Exp. Terry 557-7594
BRICKe TILEe STONE
Plain/stamped Con-
croto & Coatings
Uc.#541656 631·43 10
CONTRACTORS
GENERAL 3558
CPI BUILDERS INC.
Residential Const.
Uc.1 5t842.4•1nsu1ed
(714) 985-4993
DECK
COATING 3570
STOP Deck Le•k•I
Waterproof Coating a:
DeckS/Stalra. Best SI
Quality work. Free Eat.
l#S874!l0 722·8769
DOORS 3580
An ••P•l'lenoed d•pandabla door
hattger, Ouar work,
reaa. Don 521-8910
DOOR'8 R•PAIRIED
Satlslactlon guarantffdl
A ale fOt Mike BlaH.
56S.3344 Ll43t830
Why play Hide 'N
SMk with childcare?
C•ll Claaelfled
today! M2·M71.
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ELECTRICAL 3610 HANDY MAN 3710
A·1 Electrlcal work Homt&Renlal Propertln
Duncan Construction Paint-Carpentry·
Outck Response Drywall and morol
Local Lie 850-7042 Gary 645·5277
LACEY'S"ELECTRIC Carp'trv, rool'g, ptbg.
25 yra oxp. Free ost paint'g, Ille, Ole ..
RH /Comm Sr disc SR. DISC. Free Est
LI 238300 642·6568 MORGAN 650·3261
Carpentry • Roofing
•Plumbing• Drywall• ELDERLY
CARE 3611 Stucco· Painting· T 110
Elec.t11ca1•J1m 641-7494
Electrical Specia lty Home Care/Aaststed Rosldonll:it wiring.
Living. 6 beds In COM phonos, cable. nots. 24 Hr staff. 780·1943 1ntog11ty. 24 hrs 798·2516 1 (800)307.CARE HANDYMAN HOME H EALTH CARE Carpon·
OCC EMT Oraduato try, tllo, plumbing &
Will do dolly houso root 25yrs oxp w rels.
Jorry Bell 775-8380 callsl 'Greg 501-2528 P tum b1nglol oc/wat or
heaters sprinklerstce1t
FENCES fans. FnEE Eshmatesl
& DECKS 3615 241·0137 or 218·8169
Seml·Rotirod Contractor
;FENCES GATES• Rp11 lmpNemnts sm Jobs
Free standing mll•lboxes new,'repalr post replaced Ouallty & 1n1eg11ty. Redwood• L1576605 I cftrn Ken 642·1770 Jim Whyte 642·7206
•Wood F•ncea• HARDWOOD 11ptac• repa.1 ltH hall "II
Hllll\&IH LO« prtCH Lied FLOORS 3712 Ad•anllgt COC1$tr, 914-$301
' CLEAN/WAX/POLISH
FURNITURE Marble ReJuvenaung
REPAIRS 3622 35 Year• E1c 714-048·8 08
Complete Restoration
Rollnlahlng, repair, up· HAULING 3720
hots, ate. FREE pick·
up/dollv/H t. 902· 1823 H•ullng Junk, Appll·
-'lC:OS, Yatd Clean-Up,
GLASS/ Etc ... Call Mike
84&-1391 MJUORS 3682 JUNK To The DUMP
HM80R QLA8S CO.
(714·908·1882)
Will haul what T1ash
Comm/Rea Storeftnl, Man won't! 964·52~9
window•. wrd1ba, tub/ Sell your unwant•d thower Uc. M2--0424 llama the easy wayl
Whether you·ra buying To place your or Hlllng, Ctasalflad dass11ted ad c~I covatt all yoClf neadal M2·5878.
Goud j1;IJ~
H l1.1hl\• ~\l"\1\1.\
inlll\\lin1: lhin~'
to IJU)
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HEALTH/
NUTRITION 3742
Unhappy & Fat? W•
c•n change t hatl
Horballlo lndcp Dist
Call Joan 759·0559
IMPROVEMENTS
HOME 3756
HARDWARE STORE
Koys. 1000 Color• ot
paint. Tool Oopt &
C r a rt Con t or
S:ivann:ih's Horc:twaro
2000 Weal Balboa
JEWELRY 3784
W1lltam Harold Jewl!ll'rs
Watch & fowotry 1op<111
Ant1que1F1ne Jowotry e .. y Mk.lr•de 873-0 365
IANDSCAPE a
LAWN CARE 3808
B•alc Verd Malnt .
L•wna, Cleanups,
Tr•• Trimming, Lt
H•ullng 979·8245
GrHn Scene t.and~png
& Irrigation, T11mm1ng
& Removals. Clean·
upa & Malnt, St Lie
#599025, 850·8109
Landscape Malnt.
Mowing & Clean-up•
Mat1bu·llght·Speclalst
Call Pete 722•7732
L•wn Service. Mow/
odge/aod/aprlnklor a/
ctn-up . 10 yra In oroo
Al 966-27 t 8 Ive msg ~ TREEST
Te''""'••••• ~ ... ............. 75t·:M78
TRADE through class f1ed
&42-.5178
EMPLOYMENT
Avco Flnanc;lat Sot·
vices. a loading Iman· clnt sorv1cos orgamza·
11on 1n Orange County,
soeks en enthu'S1ast1c
toam player 10 Join its
dynan11c stall Tt s is
an oxcattont op·
portun11y for lnd1v1du·
als ro-ontoring tt10
worktorco.
Thursday, February 23, 1995 at
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
5530 5530
EMPLOYMENT
5530
AUTO TECHNICIAN QRNEML OFFICE "~Ant.
Eaperlenced M·F 1·3 Computer Fut paced cs.a1gn I.
SMOG ltc.enae and •k•Ut , peopl..ot1ented · marketing l1tm hu an
ASE Certlhcahon pr•· Physic.al lheiapy chn.ic tmmed opening fOI a In CdM. FAX 1esume· lerred , Uuay u1at>-640.2631 Or call 64(). lake-charge Individual
t1sheel Newport Beach w 'Maclntosh aottwara shop, good working 21 21, Hk for Michelle 1k11l1. Prof attlfe & 2
conC11llons Commit • llVE:.IN COUNSE:lOA yrs exp required Faa
ston w•th guarantee, lor behavior mod1DD resume to 863-0313.
e11cellent benehll Call adult $t400;mo Call RECEPTIONIST "'fT Roger 714·G44·7033 ~56·1441 . r
BA.LLOONS UNLIMITED M • n Io u r I a t &/or needed Immediately tor busy CM tour op. Noeds super outgoing Be•uty Tec h for HB erator Mon-Fri 1.spm,
puople 10 woar light· salon. Call Nickl, 968· Call Maue, 642·1775.
weight costumoa for __ 6_3_0_7...;o_r...;9..;.64_·...;1_1.;.3.;.,8 __
outdoor d1recllonal PIT Te~chable Anoe RECEPTIONST P(T
services. Part ttmo in Wholesale Supply Plus It secrotarlal 20·
weekends. QRl!AT Posllble S3000 mo & 30 hrs/wk. Sotheby'•
PAVI Nood own car. Iulo.,. in tyr c42.11~34 Int I Really, NB. Call
Please call 642-3593. Korry, 723-7373.
BOOKKEEPER·PfT PIT Work FIT Pav 1-=---------E;ip d w OUtCKBOOKS 6am 12 M F, no e•p Restaurant
necessary $8 00 hr Th B St IC f Convert 10 computer, Ask tor, Moik 852•0247 e ear ree I I
then maintain 6 hrs' 1s hiring Fff kitchen
wk Sl1·St3 hr Coll PART·TIME PEOPLE prep cook & countM
650·4439 Porter NEEDED T 0 AD· stall Apply at 3333
ORESS LABELS lor B St S 119 Data lmput PT must ear · ulle , Roqu1roments tnc::lude halle good English pay Must have a Crystal Court (across
I
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type ... nter \'\lutd pro· ~1ree1 f om Soul .. a minimum o yeai sk11ts, O & A computor "' r " ot gent>ral oi.porienco, program 722•2607 cessor or good hand· Coast Plaza)
preferably In on ac· ~--='--------wrn1ng Call 1·809· -=:-..,...-,.,.-.=------.... counhng environment. DENTAL CHAIRSIDE 474-429S AveragfL 10 ~•tall Salea clottung,
along with good ver· Pleasant busy prac· minute mlernat1onat Denim X·Cha.nge, PV
bat /w r 111 en c 0 m· lico 1n Npt. Xlnt bon· _1o_n...:g:...0_1.;.,st..;.a_n.;.,co.:...:.ca;...1..;,1.__ Ft, career pos w tast
munlcatton, 1nterper· erits, 4-<:ty wk, 2 Sat Part. T 1 me poop 1 o gro .... ing co. 645-0201
son al an Cl 1 O·koy AM month 640·11 22 wanted 10 address la·
skills Strong math ap-ENTREPRENEURS. UN· bets for pay You have Rockln Bala Lobater
t1tudo a must. LIMITED INCOME a I High vol rostar seek·
Wo oUer a compet1t1ve
wage ol S8 001hour
and allrac11ve ben·
ohts. Ptoaso apply in
person or sond your
rosumo to:
Avco Financial
Services
P .O. Box 19701
3349 Michelson Dr.
Irvine, CA 927 t3·970t
No phone calls ple3sel
PA1NCIPALS Of.ilY
S.b~ o ~y ol T~~tro'l lflc
EaJ3 0PPC" "'·1 E..,i-1e•
Cant seem to
get to a!I those
rep31r jobs
around the hoi.;se?
Let the Classified
Service Directory
help you find
reliable help
ypownter, computer ing Servers1Hostes~
Sign up local chents or good handwrallng 2l04 w Ocnhnt, lnq 'Nfin In high demand Iman· lnt'I L D rates apply.
ci;:11 sorv1cos. Woll 1-809-474-4289 Salesperson PIT or Fff
known nallon:il com-_P_E_R_M_A_N_E_N_T_P_.;..fT..;._ & every wkend. Ener·
pany. No exporlonco get1c, cheerful & able
necessary. 1 ·800·699· Oift/m:iit shop 4533 to move tum Rotall
6099 e.111. 2:0819. MacArthur Blvd, Npt e•p a plus. 11 s About
Beach (Noar OC A11· T A 38 6 5
Repainting?
n 'f'(>U're IOOl.'119 IO itPOr111
P r!bJd II r~ploc, I ()I
rtS10I! 11 k1JI. di ~ Ho•
Oas"lie!h ro lmct rtit
~IV(' y'&J , ~ ng lor
Port). Call 955·9171 ime ntlques 5 •7 4
Old Town• Orange
PT Childcare help ,..,,...,,.....---------~
noodod wkonds at STAY HOME MAKE
1onnis club C:ill Lora Sl45 A DAY! Process·
786-3000 ing mail tor local com-
Ro;it E5talo pames In your area Work dropped olfl
MM. UTATW ULD
Busy walll.Jn locltlon.
comp plan For ll1l9Mew
Call Roo T1ytor :I
Thl'"1 .. -... ,,,..
673-7300
TRADE
Paid aa11y Call Briel(
Processing t ·313-458·
6161 Ext. 86
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICES 5533
•••••••• Please be aware lh al
1110 1ts1.n9s 1n this ca~
egory may require you
10 ca t a 900 number
111 which there ts a charge. per minute,
r------MAJOR ·
I SERVICE I 1c. 01lO H 000 -~ 000 'til o
AUTO SERVICE
I s2 2 8 oo L----~AX r------,
645-1234 MAJOR
I SERVICE J
217 AVOCADO U IT 4 I ,ll,000 60 1100 90,000 \1 1 ll'S
COSTA ME A I $2 9 8 oo L----.:!-~.J f ' l "' A r r l \ T I~ "(I' l "'' .. I •
LEGAL PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 TELEPHONE
SERVICES 3812 SYSTEMS 3926
Emerald Painting THE LOCAL PLUMBER
Don't be on th• Street Int W..t ""allpaper tile .. \', Ir"\ aa..,.1111 Co· Phone Jacks by Jack
p 7Due to Evlctlof\/ Compet.t •e rates 10 y11 s.nce 1947 $25 A JACK
Foreclosure. Call 24 exp-F1ee est 75 t ·2039 Friendly Ser1o11ca Moves Install ROSI
Hrsce7 583·5736 Gene Abrams Painting L#47GOOO 575.930.; Comm 4 44-6550
Help·U·L aw Legal lnl E\I Oval Pa, l AU5 S •444·4500•
forms for divorce uc Ins s >ee 76 Cc I re· BEST S, DRAINS TRANSLATOR/ mo~ed & ret1:,.1 c.i 1 ·ti ·~ •1.l'I <.l s 'pport REPAIRS FREE CST 7 CAYS TUTOR 3927 545·8815 Ike's Cus1om P<11nt1r."1 Plumbing Repairs &
REVOCABLE Prot. Ct..,an, Ou.il•I)' Drains cleared from
L IV'ING TRUST work Int E~t & Docks S5.50 All llxturos In· SPANISH/ENGLISH
$195 COMPLETE Reasonable 631·-1610 Sl31lcd Ste.• • 5-15·8::'98 Ind group lessons by
ei.p ll So Amer TUIOI ( 714) 848 -7207 PAINTING 650·4651
Consc101111ous cralts· Susana 673·7409
man, old fastuonoCJ POOL MOVING 3834 p11de 111 wo1kmans111p SERVICE 3894 TREE
RAINBOW Circle Malnt. SERVICES 3929 PUBLIC NOTICE Pan 1>g lE•t k~>t Dave Th• Automatic
Tho Cahl. Publtc Uhli· Apt Oual I' b rite HI P ool M•n. Cleaning •ALL AMERICAN• St tic • 569il97 636·8888 & re-pair Very rea,. 1101 Cot11misslon RE· TREE SEVICE QUIRES that all used ROMAN PAINTING ona.ble. 714·CJG9-H80 Free Est Sr Oise. -Sine.a t 97 4. household goods Y.lrd Ctn-up531-84 15 mover a prnu tholr Int E,.1 , Res Com ROOFING 3910 P U C. Cal T number; Llc•698845 378 OJ71
l11nos and chauffeurs WALL STEVENS PAINTINC p1111t their TC P num· Free Est. 20 Yrs Ekp Rarooflng Spaclallst COVERINGS 3932 ber 1n Dll advertise-Ouohty Work Reis Rep;ms Estab 1976
monts. II :bou have a Llc' 452054 645·3348 FREE Est L•323842
Quoshon a out lhe le· 080.7721 Custom Wallp•per
gahty or a mover. hmo Top Q uamw Painting *THUNDER ROOFING• StrlpplngjP•lntlne
or choullour, call Ros Comm Int E;it No IOI> too small•
Pubhc U11ht1es 21 yrs OC Uc 334950 For all of your roof 1g 5~ 011 ¥tad 013·2937 noeds. Retool repair. Cornm11s1on Fast reply• 839·5851 LIC 638144046-4122 We g31s should hang 7 t 4·558·4 I 5 \ together Strip, Install,
PIANO a VOCAL To ~lac• an ad In advice to the crazy. l•s•lfl•d 031·2111 a.nyhma PAINTING 3858 LESSONS 3868 Call 842·5078.
•W.P . YOUNGQUIST Piano & Voice leuona • Painting Contractor SAVE all egos, t>ogtnnlng to Oual pa;nhng by PfOf 15 clauics by dogroad TIME! Lie• G02098. Ins teacher 540·1847 ~ .,
FtH est. 045·3305 PIANO Dog.•AdvonCQd QUALITY CARE All agoa ·Teacher cert SAVE
20 yrs •~p. excellent Entortainment Avail MONEY! w o rk m ans hip, fair Jennifer G40 GC>Gi p11coa G45·24 I 7 n on WITH THE CHUNG'S PAINTING CLASSIFIEDS '1 :<>O Yrs Eio;p Gd P1tcel PET
Guar work Free Est SERVICES 3870 .liljlli. I
Llcolll375G02 538·1534 ~ JENKINS PAINTING Per aon;itued Pllt Cate
l n t,£•1 Wallpaper, K41nnol attern:ah"Ve No Ml-M78 dryw!lll, t•i.tu11n9, etc. streat or wurty. LI~.
flff H I. D•llld 4tl9-S4M Ins Rela 073·1184
Call Gina At , RE"ACH 112r000 HOMES
1c.~·\.r-J-1 WEE•< F·oR ONLY s za JI 1 • f ,'\/I' I• I< 6 4 2 -5 6 1 8 . " 14 l~ :· •l •l w1·1·I r•l1r1 ' . .. -----~ ..
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WWWld WI ChOra, mtec. en-o&11 dr, Uy loeded. -••••••·~ Neither \'\Jlnerable. South deals.
NORTii
• K 106
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OA 1095 •K 7
four hf'arts Comttutera. clOU\lne a pow. ~ Ph. 10 •r••••• all w h l
West led a low spade. t.akcn In turn. Mc. feb. Hearn. POWEi IOAn dl•c CD. ' OWMI', llrl•• loaded! Ork
dummy, and the acf' or hnrtl 807~ C>Jchkl Ave mint cond, tOk ~ blue 911(. >Clenl cond.
rf'vf'&led tht 5-0 split. Declarer · 7012 12UOO 080 ... 1.. ' •14,000
cashed the remammg spades, then •·COSt--,.-... --•• -,-1 -·4-1•••1111!1 .. •••~--------1--------
~~~1 WEST EAST
•854 ~Q9863 o K72
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led a diamond to the ten. In \\1th • _.,. • tl•ILICTRIC CBIVIOUT 8045 POISCBI 1175
the king. East could do no bttterl•••••••••I UY IOAT
• J972
o void
OJ83
than return the suit Declarer won Gleantla a ldewalk
in hand and led 8 low club. West ••I• Sal 8:30·1!30 Newpof1 Packet '•• Celn. Auto trana,
ducked and the table's lung ~on only, Tick Toeker Thfl" by W.D. Sehock Co. A/C, pwr bfakea/atffr·
~r.fl!llP.l!t;.;+i~~~ f. A 10 9 fl 6 S Shop. 540 W 19'1\ St. EXCEi.LENT CONDITION Ing, amlfm etereo, tint
After cashing the ace of d1a· ----------56900 * Mo-9000 1 12195 759-llMO monds, t0 which both defenders fol-IWTaRIOR & FLOM&. g •· •
1... ...... 3••• 8up9f 90 coupe,
200ml on rebulft eng,
older rest., 12 V elect,
Tow Bet. Nffdl ~
body Ii Int WC>ftl. Cal
Lie POR8M•
$15,000 (909) teM77t 1111<'· 0 II~ \Jt-llf"''4•"•o;•_.,,,.
31 B.1sf'ballor
Slaugh I or 32 Kiii wea1Cf
33 -~n. m "Tho
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35 Woothrst
37 Musltm Ofhc•al
38 Dachshurld. eg 40 Ukrmn<> s
rapilal
43 Tako IOt
gmnlcd
46 Ct1enpi:1<a1es
47 Wnrn11ic:r;
48 Pup -
49 Ice f1sh1ng tool
5 I N1n'lble
52 Stw~hulb SJ Upi 11
5" TCf fool
55 Chanoe
56 Aclress Adams
57 C11hlom•a ""''ne 11;i«oy
61 Crow·s sound
62 Oucshoo
10 1 t 12
SOUTH •AQ3
0 10 7 6 2
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The biddin1r SOUTH WEST Pa• Pan I~ Pau
•~ Pus
NORTH £AST
10 Pau S?\T Pus
Pan Pan
Opening lead. Two of•
On this deal from a match
between franct-and the Ketner-
lands, t here was an opportun11y to
st.ar on both olfonse and defense. In
each case it was the French team
lhat se11cd the moment.
l,n one room Lhc bidding went as
sllown. North's Jump to Lhree no
tru mp by agreeme nt sho\\ed a
heart raise and a bala nced ha nd,
and South, Paul Chem la, one of our
fnvonte partners, chose to correct l.O
lowed. declarer continued Wllh the D•81GN•RS' ULE --------1 if i.10 i laaer 2 wt'll
high diamond, ruffed by East with PLUS TONS OF MISC. SAIL BOATS 7014 drive, Tah09 package,
the eight and overruffed by dtclar-SAT & SUN 7am-4pm v-e, AC, PS, AM/FM 1754 Santa Ana Ave. ca11, btk/lllvef. Good er. On the return of the J&Ck o( t4 FT LIDO cood ss 750 723 1 t58
dubs, Wes t rose wtth the ace to iioVINa mi with tfaller. New cond. • • • • .
take East off the looming endplay. SAT 9 ·5 · Furn• $3000. 310-430-7735 ---------but that merely postponed the clothes, dishes, misc. CHl\oH.oLElt 9050 2813 Portola Drrve 50 ft Bloop (Wood) 1~
inentable. Down to nothing but Sailboat, Will trade for •iii•••••••
1 ee3 Porah• 944
Orig C>Wll«, 5 1pd,
1nroof, 1tlent cond,
84K ml, gold-extlbm
leather-Inter. S4,800.
644-8148
trumps. East had to ruff the club•---------NB real Htale. Prln.
ronunuauon and then hand declar-HUNTINGTON Only 673-8783 '92 L• .. ron Con-1---------
v ert . Whit•. Full VANS 9225
power, xlnt cond. -----------er the contnlci by leading a lrump BEACH 8140
away from the quee n into the --------1
board's K J tenace. SPEED • $9,950. Call 844-2t22. 84 Docl9• carevan
At the other t a ble t.he Dutch l!STATe SALe SIU BOATS
declared three no trump from the SAT 2/25 9:30am 20701 8Ncl'I BlvcUt9
7018 1 ii4 I ciaaa ~5.ooo extra ctn, economlcat,
ml, air, AM/FM, crulH dependable, 7 pa ..
control, clean, 1 owner. 1enger. 5 1pd, air,
$2900. 875-2115 $3800. 650-8280 South pos1t1on, a nd West led the 1 ~ blk• north of PCH US ft Whaler
ten of clubs Dummy played low Stereo, apeakers, pie· $2500, 90 HP Mercury ---------and so d id Miche l Lebel. East! turH, angl bed, blan-w{Ttaller 676-1831 **'84 L•••r Hatc h-
Declarer could hav" made the con-kets, ahffts. quartz ---------baok 75K ml, blk, 5 " •t988 22tl Ski Boat• 1pd aJ It co di tract by also following low, but no heater•, pewter/armel· • c, x n
Id "'h h h ale, wd canister•, 5·7 lltre V-8, King S 1895 873·1943 sane person wou . " en t e t>art Cobra O/D, low profllo
finesst: failed, West was able 10 lamp•. 1945 Royal hull, just serviced,---------type w r 11 er, co I· I Bl I I overtake the queen of clubs and run lectlbl••· tea pola, new conlro ler/ m n I DATSUN 9060
the suit for a two-tnck set mualc boxes. mugs. upholstery. Great •kl iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii dolla, clothes, shoes, boat-fas1-1ook1 great.
plants, •lee tiand Turn.key ... ready lo go.
COMPUTERS 6018 COMPUTERS 6018 PETS• mixer & fry pan, oak st1,ooo 964-4267'291•
11 ut-11 r r TV 1ray1, CD rack/ 9241 pgr
•72 240Z 4·1pd Mags
Good Int, Nu cltch, SU
carbs. Ans atrong. Mech
good $900obo 63t-7t49
92 CARAVAN,
IMMACULATE, FAC-·
TORY WARRANTY
$7,930 111687882. 93 Lumlna $9 ,480
#106226. 91 Aerostar,
$6,430 flA70297. ~2
A•tro, S8230
#l14152. 89 Caravan,
$4,680 . 4'529927. Re·
possession. Publlc
notice 38 vans being
liquldatod. Consumors
1-800-544-7879. RAUA~ 6049 s p Inner, Ou I ck ---------• 2 8 8 Clone+EGA. 40 M•c II SI 9/80 w/ex·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sweeper, BBQ, Jew-YAGHTS 701 8 MB HD; t MB of RAM . tended space keybd & S a v e abused and elry bikes k'lche ---------1---------
lnt modem gamos Item's. VERY0AEA1 SONn-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiil FORD 9075 MISC. AUTO 9245 • 13" hi-res Apple monl-abandoned pots. Be a
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bargains. 722-9701 RENT
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SAT, Feb. 25, 11:30-1:30 _________ 1---------apok• Empla, $200
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more. 2 Kamalll Cl. life. just been fully aen1lce hist avt. qUallfled buyers to
Ticonderoga & Superlof. serviced. $2,500/obo. extended warranty. calll 942·5878 $485 WEE KL YI cond. $750. 373-0529
Maillng lo1tor1 from •BUYING ITEMS•
home. Fult/pnrt-llmo. From 1800-t 960. 1 pc
No expononce noces-10 onttro estate. Palnt-
s a ry I Easy~ Any 1ngs, books. furniture,
hours. Froe lnlorma-c1c Immediate cash,
lion call Clearing-lops. 873·6223
house Pubhcations 1· Owner moving, must
313·S13-4700 Exl. 22 sell. 3-pc antique bar
24 hour recording. & mirror, xlnl cond
new hobby aupplles •em:.~
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ALASKA JOBSI
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$2500. Call 675·0498
salmon. Al so c on---~------
s1ructlon, cannerie s, APPLUlNCES 6 0 11
011 fl olds and more I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Call 7 days 1-504-646-
4513 Ext. 7312K-08. MAYTAG stackable
was her & dryer, elec-
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CRAFTS. TOYS. Jow-_S3_5_o_. c_a_11_1_2_1-_8_s_8_2_
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Monthly payments low•---------fectlonate. 631-5t05
as $20.00. Call todoyl
FREE NEW color cota-
log. 1-80<>-462·9197.
OFFICE OFFICE
FURNITURE & FURNITURE & elry, woo<l Items, typ-W•sher & Dryer
Ing. sewing. computer $135/each. Good Con-1---------
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your spare time Great ---------pay. Free details call Weetlnghouae R• 6017
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processing mongogo
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leans by Tommy
Thompson. 112/450.
Framed/malted. 34"x
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Chari•• R u•••ll & Fre d rfo Re m ington
2 vol book set. Uke
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ls (LOSING FOREVERll
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Assembling products lop qual maltress, xlnt
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• Office Furn. & Equip • Bockroom Shetving
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8000 Ext. B-3468. Feo. c ouc hes, glass &
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at• out there and you i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii can learn to gel them
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apply.)
EMPLOYMENT
WANTED 5535
EASYWORKI
DCCELLENT PAYI
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1-eoo..e1-ssea
Ext. 11718.
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"Dolphins at Sea," 6'
Diana, elephant, Mon-
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Belglan credenda
circa 1890, jade carv-
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Nancy Phelp• water·
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"Sweet Sue" $300,
Hand-painted wall
tebl• 1200. 675-1387
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TOP 10 THIN•I
TO DO THll WllKIND
1 OL' SCHOOL SPIRIT:
The 12th annual Spirit
Run, a fund-raiser for three
Newport Beach elementary
schools and Orange County's
largest SK/lOK race, begins
with registration at 6 a.m. Sun·
day at Newport Center.
See story at right
2 SONG &t DANCE: Ben
Vereen makes his Pacific
Symphony Orchestra
debut 8 p.m. Friday and Satur·
day at Orange County Pe,rform·
Ing Arts Center.
3 CURTAINS RISE: Two
Costa Mesa community
theaters stage new shows
this weekend. "Murder in
Green Meadows" opens at 8
tonight at Costa Mesa Civic
Playhouse, while "One Flew
Over the Cuckoo's Nest" starts
8 p.m. Friday at The Theatre
District.
4 FREE CONCERTS: Two
Costa Mesa music stores
feature free shows this
weekend. The Grey Boy All
Stars, purveyors of funky "add
jazz," appear 3 p.m. Saturday
at Virgin Megastore, Jrlangle
Square. Meanwhile, C~itol re·
cording artists Spearhead play
at 3:30 p.m . Sunday at Tower
Alternative, The Lab.
5 BOWING OUT: The
world premiere of Margaret
Edson's "Wit" closes this
weekend on the Second Stage
at South Coast Repertory.
6 DUELING MAHLERS:
· Music director Carl St.
Clair leads Pacific Sym·
phony Orch~performance
of Mahler's Symphony No. 4,
f eaturlng guest soloist soprano
Cheryl Parrish, at 8 tonight at
the Performing Arts Center. Di·
rector Alan Remington leads
the Orange Coast College Sym·
phony Orchestra's performance
of Mahler's Symphony No. 4,
f eaturlng guest soloist soprano
Karen McBride, at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday In Robert B. Moore
Theatre. The PSO program also
includes Mozart's Symphony
No. 40, while OCC's Includes
Prokoflev's Third Piano Con-
certo with soloist Lavaun Beier.
There's another difference:
PSO tickets are $14 to $63,
while OCC tickets are $4 to $5.
7 MEOW MIX: Malibu Cat
Club sponsors a show from
9 a .m. to 5 p.m. Saturday
and Sunday at Orange County
Fairgrounds.
8 CIASSICAL MUSICALE:
John and Kay Brown open
their Balboa Peninsula
home 2:30 to 6 p.m. Sunday
for a classical music "Jam ses·
slon" sponsored by Orange
County Mensa. Instrumentalists,
vocalists and accompanists of
various skill levels are invited
to participate. Call 898-9099
for reservations, directions.
9 BOUTIQUE WINES: Or·
ange County Wine Society
holds a wine and food tast-
ing from 2 to 5 p .m. Sunday at
Red Uon Inn, Costa Mesa, fea·
turing products from wineries
that produce less than 20,000
cases a year. Cost Is $40 In ad·
vance: no sales at the door.
Call 708-1636.
10 LOCAL TALENT:
Huntington Beach na·
tlve James Grey show·
cases hls singing and songwrlt·
Ing talents 3 p.m. Sunday at a
free concert at Virgin Megas·
tore, Triangle Square.
• For more d•l•I'-o• lbue
••d otller loc.I. •v••U, ••• t••
0• t•• Tow• ll•ll••a/CZ.
INllDI
ON THE TOWN
CALENDAR ... C2
BASEMENT VIDEOS :
'MONSTER SQUAD' ... O
T ypically1 the bigg~ st
fund-ralScr for ~h par-
ent-teacher associations
at local elementary
schools is the jog-a-
thon. Each student is encouraged
to get parent.s, grandparents and
friends to contribute money for
each lap the child runs nround 3
course. Parent volunteers organize
the events, get neighborhood busi·
nesses to donate prizes and tally
up the proceeds.
All students run, even those
who bring back empty sponsor
sheets. Whoever collects the most
money wins the most-valuable do-
nated prize. A $10,000 jog-a-thon
is a monumental success.
For the past 11 years, three
Newport Beach elementary ~chools
have taken a different fund-raising
course. This Sunday's 12th annual
Spirit Run at Fashion Island is ex·
peeled to draw 5,000 runners,
7,000 spectators and $100,000 in
proceeds for Lincoln, Harbor View
and Roy 0. Anderson ~chools. lt's
the largest 5-kilometcr/10-
kilometer race in the coun.ty.
How do Spirit Run schools tri-
ple or quadruple the yields of
their jog-a-thon counterparts?
"We all get sponsors," said
Shelly Elam, a parent volunteering
as Spirit Run '95 spokeswoman.
But these aren't jusl the local
supermarkets, fast-food restau-
rants and sandwich shops that jog-
a-thons turn to. Spirit Run '95 fea-
tures nearly 50 sponsors grouped
in nine categories based on the
amount of contributions, from
"Ti.tie Sponsor" People Weekly
magazine to "Presenter'' Met-Rx
Engineered Foods to "Co-
Sponsor" Warner Bros. Studio
Store.
Like other PT As, Spirit Run or-
ganizers go to neighboring busi-
nesses that families frequent and
seek help. Since the event winds
By CHRISTOPHER TRELA
E ve r notice how many
things on the West Coast
are named for the ocean
that lies on the other side
of Pacific Coast Highway? The
Pacific Ocean is at times tranquil,
other times churning and always
ever-changing.
That is also an apt description
of the performances of two local
arts groups, Ballet Pacifica and
Pacific Chorale. Their ranks will
swell this Sunday when the groups
join forces for the first time in
"Dances of Love and Life," a
unique collaboration of ballet and
choral artistry that will be
performed at the Orange County
Performing Arts Center beginning
at 7:30 p.m.
The program was designed by
artistic director Molly Lynch of
Ballet Pacifica and conductor John
Ale~ander of Pacific Chorale. The
presentation includes the wind
section of Pacific Symphony
Orchestra and pianists Lori Loftus
and Jan Sanborn. Alexander will
conduct.
"It's been an ongoing
conversation for several years,"
said Lynch of the talks she had
with Alexander to plan the event.
"It's a chance for (the Chorale) to
introduce their chamber chorale
and a chance for us to work with
the Chorale in a collaboration on
the performnnces. And we're
trying to introduce ourselves lo the
Chorale's audience and they're
trying to use our audience. And
we're excited about performing at
the Performing Arts Center."
And audiences should also be
excited by the program for the
evening. Designed to be a blend of
tradltional and C::Ontemporory
styles. "Dances or Love and Life"
includes three chorcoaraphic FYLUS' FILM FLASHES
CAPSULE REVIEWS ... CJ ' • premieres along with Brahms'
MARLA BIRO ... C4 ' ''Ucbesleider Waltzes," which wa
first seen by audienc~ in Morch
1994.
Local seasc~ and
landmarks( as well as
flOral still If e and
portraits, are the
subject matter for
artist Cynthia
Chilcott's pastels that
go on display in
Newport Beach Central
Library's tobby on
Wednesday. A
receptions for the
artist will be 2 to 4
p.m. Sunday, March 5,
and the exhibit is up
through the end of the ·
montll.
Thursday, February 23, 1995 Cl
SPIRITED CAMPAIGN
Organizers of Spirit Run '95 successfully
tap into the communitf s_corporate ties
People Weekly maga.Zine is sponsoring a "Little People Expo" at Newport Center for Spirit Run '95.
m
WHAT: Spirit Run '95
WHERE: Edwards Cinema at
Newport Center
WHEN: Sunday: race-day reg-
istration at 6 a.m., activities 'Ill
2p.m.
HOW MUCH: Race fees $16 to
$18; no fee for spectators
MORE INFO: 509-2904
arounJ a picturc~quc course
alongside fa~h ion b land every
year, shops, restaur:rnt~ ;ind hoteb
at the tony shopping ce nte r and
surrounding Ne" port Cen ter nbo
get in on the act.
But what helps Spirit Run or-
gani£cr~ the most is their Zip
Code. Students of affluence uttenJ
the schools, and their parent~ like
to help out as much as those
cheering on jog·a-thoners. The
Spirit Run rccru1tmcnt patrol is on
alert for parcnb, !>Ume the hcJds
of corporations, al! early a~ the f.111
back-lo-school n11!ht.
ll helps thJt ) e-Jr~ of experience
and familia rity arc attached to the
Spirit Run. Organilcts ha\C ~tick
press-release packets to gi\c to po-
tenti al sponsors. The n.:pu1.1t1on of
Kinane Events. the race 01ga111£er
which also puts on Race for the
Cure, is what drew People \\ edd),
Cun Ll•K~u D\llY 1·1wr
Ballet Paclflca's Tracy Thayer and Sandt Litchfield rehearse at OeFore Dance Center in Costa
Mesa to prepare for Sunday's performance with Pacific Chorale at the Performing Arts Center.
A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT
Ballet Pacifica, Pacific Chorale tean1 for unique progran1
"The Unicorn, The Gorgon und
The Manticore" is chorcogr:iphcd
by Michael K:ine and set to mu i.ic
by Gian Carlo Menotti. It's a
magical talc of greed and envy
utilizing lavish costumes :ind th e
entire 17-mcmbcr Onllet Pacifica
company. "The Settling Yc::irs"
was choreographed by Lynch and
was created to an Americana
&heme for four men and eight
women dancers, ui.ing lyri~ from
three pioneer text .
"Come To Me, My Love" was
choreographed by New Yorker
David Allan to the musical worki.
or Norman Delio Jo10. lt i ~
four-minute piece that ha~ been
set ns a pas de dcux. Concluding
the evening is the rom:1ntic
"Liebcslcider WJltzcs,"
choreographed by JJmcs Jones as
nn ensemble pi ece with 1he
dancer breaking in10 solos :11HJ
dueb.
All pieces will utilile the Pacific
Chor:.ilc, with the members either
on stage or in the orchcslr°' pit.
Accorc.l in& 10 lynch, each piece
with be set up d1ffcrcntly Crom
each other.
"I he 'Llcbcsleidcr' piece is
done with piano ond two piani h
and lhc Chorale," explained
'\
Lynch. "rhat one will be ... ct up
with the piano on M:1gc anJ the
Chorale arounJ the p1a110 ·Come
To Mc, My loH:' 1~ al u p1J110
and vocal. \\'he n \\C get to •I h..:
Settling Year~,' thJt' "hen "..:
start \\Orf..ing "ith the
in trumenrn li t • 1 hi! condu1.tot
ant.I the instrumcntali'lts \\ill be in
the orche~tra pit, and the in,cr ...
will be on t:ige on eit her iJ e,
·sort of creating a square urea th:it
the dancer will be dancioa: in. For
"l1le Unicorn,' the sin~cr wall go
111to the orchclltra pit \\ith the
ffiU)ici::in ,"
To enhance audience cnJO)mcnt
(
''hich tia"> run a full-pJge ad,cr-
thement tor Spirit Run '95.
·1 he: m.:igazine got in\ol-.ed in
the e\ent because publishers have
been ~carching for something that
~.tres~C'I '"fanuly "aluc~. community
coupcr:rnon and lhc ad\ancement
of publte cducat1un.'' according to
Spirit Run promoters.
Pcopk Weekly, "hich brought
Warner Oros. along \\hen it ~ignec.I
on, i~ sponsoring a free "Lillie
People Expo" \\ ith music, a
bounce house. face painting and
Loonev Tunes chJracters from 7
am. to 2 p.m. in the fa.l .... ards Cin -
cm:1 pJrl-.1ng lot in Ne" port Cen-
ter.
In foci. in past )eJrs. the race
starll.d in the fa.l\\Jrd~' lot, \\bile
the entcrt:unment and a'"'ard~ ce r-
emoniel> "ere hell.I at Fashion ls-
l.111J. cau .. 111g runner~ 10 be ~ep:i
ratcJ lrom lam1h membl!rs. Thi~
)\.Jr c'el)thmg '~111 go on at Ed·
".ird'i, including music b} T'"0-
\\ .1) Street and the Dcrd. Uor-
deau'\ Group.
Thh )Car'~ run has abo at-
tracted some ~ports celebrities, in-
cluding UCLA quarterback \\'a> ne
Cook, tck\ ision fitnc~s ~how host
Kiana Torn, former California
Angel Los Angcb Dodger fay
John~tonc, New England Patriot
defcmi'e lineman 13ruce Walker,
f\lr. America I %9 Stephan
"Tower" Hcnnebary a~d ·reign ing
ri111css America Champ'ion~Mia
Finnegan.
Cook, "ho is expected to go
high in April'~ NFL draft, is com-
ing out earl) for Spi<it Run, lead-
ing a pep rail) at 9:30 a.m. FnJa)
Ill Lincoln Sd1ool's ~tulli-Pu1 po~e
Room at 3101 Pacific Vicv .. Dri,e,
Corona dcl Mar.
Spirit Run '95 ma~ have celcb~.
p.r. l-.11~ and .:orpor:ue sponsors.
bu t it'~ objective is the same as it
is f0r those ~choob that hold the.
~mailer JOg-J-thon~: to rai~c money
for ncc<lcd cJucational progr:nm
1ha1 Nc"pon-Me~:l Unified S.:hool
District doe~n't fund. Fidd tnp~.
computer equipment, arts and ~ci
cncc programs -e\.en teacher~ -
ha\C been pJiJ for \\ilh p.lst 'Spirit
Run proceeds.
"T hese funds are needed now
more than c' er due to the finan-
cial crisis of our schools, .. El:im
i.aid.
No matter what school their
children aucnd, parents can relate
to that.
of "DJnccs of Love and Life," a
pre-concert prenew discussion "'111
be hdJ at 6·30 pm. that "ill
highlight the J)pccts of the
collabor .:it ion process.
"h \\ill bl! J liule bit about ''hat
the auJil!ncc 1~ going to ~ce and
the proce"~ thJt we went
through," ~:.iiJ L)nch. "Hopefully
"c'll ha'e one of the
choreographers there as \\ell to
tJlf.. Jbout tllJl procc~~. And John
Afc,~rnJer \\111 be there 10 ta~
:ibou l lhc Chorale point or \iC\I•."
L) nch ~Jid that !>he and her
dancers arc pulling a lot of work
inw the rehear)JI~. but lhat'~ ju)l
bu)tnC~s a) u:-.u.:il for Uallct
.. \\ c'1e c\C1ted about
perlunnmg at the P<1 form ing At t
Center, bu t C\CI) performance \\e
Jo 1s a big deal," stJteJ Lynch.
' We ti') our h.lrde~t .lnd put
C\f.:f) thmg. "e c::in into it. h 's
C\C1t111g anJ J1flercnt w be
\\01 k111g "1th the Chor:ilc, Jilli it\
C\Clllllg to ha\e h\e music. There
are a lol of clements that ""c:'n:
pulling 1ogethcr 10 m::ikc it all
happen."
CJ1ristopl1rr 1'tt/:J C'On~rs lucul
performing orts for tilt 0Dlly
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DANCE
OOAf•Stf AUDmONS
Kitty 0 ~. dann• d4 partmi-nt
chair ol Coml!!>h Col.Jt.:g ot the A1t\,
• f!JUr·ycar ('fin~natury Seattle.
hold 11udiuoo fur <lane.• tud nli 8
to 11 • m Priddy •l OrangCl Coa t
Colle ·gi If you •m· nt>t an OCC t\1 •
d nt "'hhing 1o trctn f1•r. "'"'"n th"
0dn< r• l.>f•partm•·nt ti)~ h~ul «Ill
oud1lttJn tun• Done1• Stud,,,, 2701
fOlf\.t-"'14 Rood. 432 5~06
NtN'SOOY IN TAPS
Th" rn\l'mbl1· wh1< h hm• c.old out
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Or<tng1• Ct1<1\t ("<Jllf'gt•, rHum .. a
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ddm 1• 11 J1:bidtin9 1h1• ort 11fyt m
dnd th" tn pffom of ).t11 mu,1c
Tirkrh SI 1·Slq R11f"H 11 R '1<.lfHP
Thi Ofl r 412 5880 woANCES OF LOVE ANO LIFE•
OrntHJ•• ( uunty' Pdt 1f11 ( hor.ih•
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lo1ninq 111 thr-proqr.un c.ir1· Parilt<
Symphony· Orch<•<,trc.1 wmd., and
Jlldfll'>l\ L1in LcAtu., and Jdn
<,.inborn T11 kr-t., St 'i-$9'J <"'unrNl
pr1 v11•w <1! '' :l<J p m Orongf!
C<,cinty Pnformrnq Arh Ct•ntC'f, 0,,,,1 Mt·\a, 252 1214
., .... ,. .. -----F-Al-RS--&-a.usoa.MU9CMI ..... s,.. ..... ..,&ftdey .-Mlif.::'=i:!9' John and Kay Brown op11n their ~ .... ~ Coanry Pltdaya iind J ~
00 l"X" ~ninn1u home 2 .JO to 6 pm Fafl9"tl •* a.Mlil NO. 10. II Fair 5'ind9Y1 'd APtl I.·· r• •·111111 .. sftoi ....., un~y lo ra. al lmtrumentalist . Dffw, QIMI ~ lto.67$2 TM ,,.._,. dlllrtd.
VCIC.ui\h <tnd ac'f;oMpanlSU ol Vtlt• --A~ .. QWo .l'teM. Sfl.1fJ7f.
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lnt~cttlOt'\Ally •«!aimed frendl·
C:«tnadum ~tncdl drru Cirque du
Sok?il'" l4'l8t productaon omtinuet
through M.mh 12 u'I Soolh Coast Pla7~'i parting Jot 1\ck.r.t1 $13 SO.
SJ<) 50 for Adult<;, S7 ·Sl6 SO for chil·
dn·n agf!S 12 and und<•r 3333 Brutol
St. Cl) to MPsu, 551·.f 111
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MCIAC SYMflHONY ORCHH"'A ·M~tt dm-noran st cu11 ""'
lhP PSO Ill Mozart·~ Symphony No
4() dnd Mdhlt·r"., Symphony No 4
with gu1· .. 1 \O)Ol\I w prdnO C.:h.-ryl
Pdrn<>h di 8 trm1ghl llc kc•h' $1-4-$63
Cont.c>rt pr<'vww di 7 p m Orange
C-Oun1y Pr-rformmg Aru C< ntn .
Cf)t/u Mt wi, 755 5799
KN VEREEN
The .. mqc·r/d.tncc-r/,;rtor m.ikf''> h t<,
Pd< 1hc Symphony Orc-h1•-.trct d(•but.
in Pop' 5'·ru•., p<-rformctncp 8 p.m
Fnddy-~ilurdcty Tic k<•l'> $22-$80
P"'formmg Art~ O!ntf'f. 755 5799
THE GMY BOY All STAJtS
Th'· pu.rv{•yor'> l)f funky • ,;nd Jd7.I
who hdw JU'>l H'lurnc·d lrorn d
Euro)X'an tour promotmg thc>ir lat<''il
ind.if' dlbum rPlea..e, *W<> f Coast
Boogaloo. • !JIVC! frM? ln·'>lort• concert
3 pm Sdturd"y Virgin M go tore,
TnonglP SquorP, 1875 Newport
Blvd., 0J'>ta Me..a, 645 ·9906
ou \kW k·veh for "Jam AOn" 'The t• ...u.a lwld·rUter for ._,.. pon~red by Of•ng County three Nllwport 8ektl ~tary a s>eff~ ~Ip m
M••nw Call for re notion 2100 E. 6('boolt llid Orpte County' a.Igel Frid.ty. 2 30 ud I p.m
Ba/boo Blvd . 191 9099 5K Md IOI< NM begins WUh regll· y and l 30 and 7·30 p.m.
JAMES GMY tratiOO .a 7 • m Sundey. .' Sunday 1\C'kP.tS: $16-S:W. South
Huntangton Beach natJv~ \howca Enten.inment, ex~ and Coo.st llt>f)f"rt()()i. Second Sloge. 05
angmg cind M>nqwnllng tat nb Ul a · awanll eet...,._ rnnbnue through 4033
fr 'cm~u\tt(: Sf~ 3 pm Sunday t p"' &fwon& Cinema, Pa#llon ~ ~.ACTI,. flUln
Virgm M<·ga 10~. 'Thong~ Squair. /tlond. 509-1804. Origtnal OM·.tct and ful·leng\b
SPlAltHEAD E~ WM AND flOOO play~ pr nted by OCC'1 R.epertc
Capitol r rnrdtng arti<,ts play 3 30 Orangt> County Wtn<" Sooety wtn theatr~ Company 8 P m Ft1day a
pm Sunddy at fn~. UMtorf' ron<c>rt.. ttnd food tasung from 2 to s pm S.turday and'.\ pm Sunday
Tow r Ahcmottve ot Th,. LAb. 2930 Sunday fe.stur~ boutJqu~ WUlf>~ Tkkeu: S.S favaildbh! al th4! door
Bmtol St . CA'4o Mt>!O (prudUctJon und r 20.000 ca~J . only). Drama Lob Studio. 432·5932
~COAST COUEGE SVWHONY Cot.t· $40 m advance, no ~ at the "UNO Ml A llNOlt'"
Dm"'<"t<>r AJan Rf·mington ledd 60· door Red Lion Inn. Bn.<Jtol and Fa~t-pared comedy conllnu~ 8 p
p1N'P orchr•<;lrit m Mahler\ Poulorlno, Co.fto Me'°· 108-1636 Thur.days through Saturd.sys and
Symphony No '4 with gu1 ~t <;olol.'>1 2:30 p m Sunrla~ throuqh March
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Prokohev's Third Plano Conc-('rto / ~ s Art't O>nter, 250 I Cliff Dm e,
w11h w lo1\I Ldvctun Be1N 7 30 pm t;;"'.-. ., -' J 11\GE Nt"Apott Br-och. 63 1 0288
Sunddy TickN" S4·S5 Rolx>rt 8 (... ~ . •CARNIVAL• AUOfTlONS
M oore Thea/re, 432 5880 :;'llllllF, Ni·wport Thf'atrP Art" Center LS
l \t·Pk1r1q a vanety of p<"formf'r. to f
---roh•\ sn lhl\ mu~tcdt to bf• prc!.ent<'<
SPEC IA L "MlMOER IN GREEN MEADOWS# . Apnl 14 lhrough Mdy 14 Aud1tron
M)''>ll ry/lhnllf'r OJX'O'> l<>mghl .md drt 7 pm <,unddy and Monddy
E VE NT S piety., 8 pm Thursd.iy .. lhrou9h Bnng ,1 u·cl'nt photo. n· .. um1• and
Sdturdctys and 2 pm Sund.c1y<.. until <,ht•c·t mu.,•< in dppropnalP k ey BP
Mat<h 19. TickPI'> SIO Co~lcl Mf'<,,1 pr«•pMNl to \IJ\Q t b bM'> .ind cold
CtVlc-Playhou<;1•, 611 Hamilton SI., r«td rrom \<'npl Afcomp.in~t pro·
650 5269. "ONERfWOVOtTWEQJQCOO'S NEST"' Vld<'d 2501 Cliff Dm<'. Ne-wport
Sl.dg c1dc1ption of lh•• novt<I dcf1t1nl Bt'O( h. (3 IOJ 590-885.f or 63 l ·0288
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Please Join Us
For Dinner
IAanchor
Weekend Brunch
Sabatlno's was orlglnally founded
tn Chlcaqo atter our father brought
the family recipe for our famous
ltallan Sausage from Palenno. Italy
In the 1930's.
Today, his sons & grandson
continue to provide a complete
menu of authentic ttallan food
prepared fresh dally and seasoned
with 5 generations of family pride.
Thank you.
Prices Good thru
2/27/95
The Sabatino family
CATERING SPECWJSTS
,,.,,,.,,,,,., We C.w ,,_,_ • C,,.,,.,. ALJA DENA PRODUCTS, FRESH GROUND PEANUT BUTTER. NUTS & DRIED FRUfT, FRESH FlORAL
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for Reservations call
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'Due to tlie Popu[arity of Our
'Wetfoe.saay 'J{igfi t 'Wint
<fasting,
Cliatttecfair now Presents ...
:Friday ?{jg/i t 'Win e 'I'asting
(Starts ![euroary 24tfr)
'Dance to tfte 'limes oj
'!lie Jerry Lam6utli
Trio
'fto111nn9 ti toltntttf
r'(jir[ Singer "
t])ining ana f})ancing
from 6:00 pm · 1 O:JO pm
•f.n;oy 1mr
.Pl wa ra-wimii11g Cui.sine
a 11lf YI mo i a nee
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!Madtrthur & 'l>ou9fa.s, ntar John •Waynt Jltrpcut
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251 Shi ard Wa • Ne Beach
'Jvfu.sica[ 'Jvfefnorie.s & Vinner:
jl_ 'Benefit for tlie
Mak§. .91 Wisli 7'ountfation® of Orange County
Sunday, !Tt6ruary 26, 1995
6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Soprorw Joann lapointt, 6aritont 'J,(<J{_'}.(tn{u & pianist 'Tom '}.(acfarftant
tnttrtain fvitft .~tftclioris from 'Don (jiovanm, 'Pfiantom
0111{ Vo11 Pasquaft, 10 name j tLSf a few.
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Safa/ Cftantufair: 'J,(iJ(Jtf (jntn SafaJ
1Vitfr '!Jalmmic 'Vinaifirtttt & (joat Cliu.rt
Cftoiu of:
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/tttucint
'RJJrut '.Primt ~6 au jus tvitft <jarfir l}.f asfrta PotatotJ
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Pl SI ,000 lonatio11 1vif{ 6t matft at tftt tntf of tfrt tt1tnin9
/ti') mf 1ofrnJon for tftt '}.fa~ Jf 'JtUft 1oun/atton of Oran9t County.
'fftllSt Ca{( Jor 'Jl.JMrvationJ
{71 4 /1~5. ·8001 'X.r .. mvatiun.~ <Jcctptt rom tftt fir~f 'JO cfintrs
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Speedy Linguine
Cafe'
"Low Cost International Dishes"
APPETIZERS
Mushrooms Polenta fritters ................ $3.50
Spicy Sicilian ChJcken Wings .............. $3.95
Calarnart FrittJ ..................................... $4.50
Baked MouarelJ.a Strudel.. .................. $3.95
East Muts West Shrlmp ...................... $5.25
Frltto Mlsto ......................................... $4.50
SALADS
Caesar ........................ $4.95 Antipasto .........•.. S6.95
Oriental Chic.ken ......... $5.95 Scampi Fustllt.. .. $6.95
Thne Chuse Tortelflnl... .................................... $5.95
Southwestern Cobb ............................................ $6. 75
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C.pc II.IN Pomodwo .....•........ $4. 75 CapcWoJ Pon:lftno .............................. U . 75
fe1tUClne Alhdo ................... M .95 TbaJ OlJdtcn Llnl'*le ......•................. SS.50
Suchwan Shrlmp LtnauJnt ... S6. 75 s.nta Fe LfnlutM ............................... $!5.75
Wiid Muthioom ltnaulnt ..... SS.SO Provtncale LJncutne ........................... $5.75
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By PHYLLIS MILLER
My movie mouo: "l'U tell )ou
~hat'• hot, I'll tell )Ou what'' cool,
but not the plot, thot's my rule.".
8 l "om & Viv: Mirantfa RicharJ,on
plap a vivid Viv, the wife of T.S. ti·
ltot (Willem Defoe). She\ confu!>cd
and M> arc you ... did Viv uffor
from dcmenua, homlonul imbalance
o r the "free spirit" i.ynJrome? I low
influen11al w:is she in the prolifcra·
tion of T.S. Elliot'' &cniu , and w;u
T .S. rc:illy th.it cold and da~p:mion·
a1e? You'll have to Jo some indc·
pendent research to :rnswer tho~c
questions.
•nr Brady Bunch Mo,lc: Tho'ic
unfamiliar with the '70s TV show
should be wa1 ncd: 1 he Ur:idy Bunch
was not a hip family in their own
aASIMINT YIDIOI
By TODD STEINHILBBR
"The Monster Squad11 (1987)
D~~ on. dO\';n to the vidc;o MQr.e and :.ccurc )'OuncJ! a copy u£
tfiTs Jatzy l uile number. Gather the kids, the grandparenti., 1he in·
laws, send them to a "real" movie, and watch this one alone. In
the dark. With canc..llc:-.. Alone.
You \\Oulc..ln'1 want people to inow your liute secret. T hat >Ou
love these ridiculOU\ 1 loll)'\\OOd nops,
TI1is movie \\OUl<Jn't be so bad if it didn't ~uck. But that's pre·
cbely why ii com1,;:. highly recommended. 11lis is one of those rare
cinematic gem!. that jlmo:.t completely b)pal>s the theaters and
land immediately on the :.helf a1 your local video store.
"The Mon:.ter Squad" i' a h)brid of several beller, more popu·
lar films. Welcome 10 cliche hell. (You've been a very bad movie·
goer, haven't you!) L:vcn the cutting room lcf1ovcrs from the lakes
of "The Goonicl>," "E.T." and ··s1and By Mc" woulJ m:ike more
i.cnse than this lo:.1 moni.tro:.i1y. Pun extremely intended.
The plot is an atrocity. A veritable celluloid car wreck. Small·
town boy:. save the world from eminent disa~tcr -it reads like a
bad Enquirer headline. Or ma)'bc a good one -you pick. Rest
am~red, once (ii) you get in10 it a little bit, it gets eveo worl>e.
Pretty soon, every monlller that ever rose from the grave is limp·
ing around town. And of courllc, the boys foil the leader of the
monsters, Drucula, anJ thull llavc 1hc world. Blah, blah, blah.
The rc:i li:.m uf thill picture is laughable. One, two, three ...
laugh! Dracula is Jrc~s1.:d tn a K·Mart brand costume, repktc with
fake nails, gauc..ly mal-cup :rnd 1wo-1unc, red anti black cape. As a
villain, he's average -ma>be a C·plus from Villain School.
There's ali.o some lovuble, culesy momcnb. Franl-en:.1ein de·
feels from Dracula'i. 11.:um und befrienili 1he liulc i.i~h:r of one of
the heroic boys. Read "E.T." rip-off.
But, all in all. "art~ ui.ic..lc, Monster Squad i' both in1crcs1ing
and scary. llO\\C\Cr, the parts that arc intcrei.ting aren't i.cary; the
parts that arc \c;,1ry aren't inlercl>ting. And all 1hb c..lhc1 sity for
just a buck. I lappy renting!
Cost:J Mcsn re idt•11t 1·od<I Stcillhilbcr's IJ:ucmc11t \'idcos rol-
'!"'n appcnrs t'H 'I)' oilier neck i11 W(•tkt'nd.
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c1a, :ind 20 )C:lts hlbn't chana;cd
them -literally. Novice .iudaeni:es
wall be m<Xlcr:ucly amused by the
spoofs, skits and i.kctche), but
there's :i limit as to how m:10y times
you can laugh at flowered shirts :10d
polyc:.1cr bell bottoms. Jf thh tla\h·
back as the final fix for fans., the rcl>t
or )'OU wall be safe from future Ura·
dym:inia.
• 1 be Sum or l 's: Dai.Cd upon an
;Jw;ard-winning play, 1hc upbe:it f.J.
1her/i.on i.cene StQrs Jack Thomp!..On,
1hc daJ/pjl, unJ Russell Crowe (\:Ur·
rently appearing in "1llc Quick and
the Dead") ai. the loving son, "11h
an excellent i.upporting c~t and i.u-
perb darectors..._ Kevin °-9" lin and
Geoff Dunon. The selling may be jn
Aul>tr jlian :.ca port and the son may
be gay, but the 1heme is uni\er.,al -
lo'e -and ii "ill touch you r heart,
no mauer what your style.
• Sbollow Gron: Art film alert!
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You don't know v.hcthcr tu l:iu&h or
puke u 1his twisted trio re:ict anJ
inter::act. It's rcas uri11g to ~c 1ha1
clo c encounter ot lhe roomm:uc
1.ind ~re JU\t :no likely 10 gi\c ri~ to
greet.I, malice Jlld immoral lx:h:&\ior
in a Oat an ~~otl:rnd a .. in ~ t\\o·
bedroom jp.1rtrnc11t an )our nt1:k ol
the \\OOJ~. Your Ji)gust and rc~ult·
mg 111gh1anarc) wc1c m:idc 1xhi.1blc
by the quJlity pcrform:ince ol Sco1-
ll'>h '>lJrs Kc11)' f ox, Christopher h:-
clei.ton and c\\.10 McGregor
• 1 he Secret of Roan lnb h. Ui1e1:-
tor fohn SJ}ks takes you tu the
edge of the lllOl>H'O\crcd d 1lh ~l
Roan l1w,h (19.t<J lrcl.1nd) •111J
leave.:,, )UU 1h"1c to ol.hcnc thc lo·
-cal mtJ tlti!tt'-fulklt>f'e. St.mte ol )Ou
\\ill be c;ip11\atcJ by lhc solid chJr·
:ic1e111at1ons anJ the )tlllplc '>Clllng'
that reveal ingcnuit) r;ithi.:r th;in
d}\fu1K1iun 111 the fa1:-c ol :id\Cr'>llY
The rc\I OI )OU \\Ill \l ck .1nolhcr
film with more humJns lloat111~
Be.
local h .~o.
:irounJ nt.I lcu ~d·C)'td :ii •
• 1bc Quick and th I) :1d: Sh. run
Stone i\ the m;im t\cnt :at tlm
~ukk-dr:iw \::arnivul, and her th I·
lcngcri. Jange from the cool ;:iml
kooky (Gene I l:ackm;in and I 1,;u•
n:irdu DiCap1 io) 10 the t.uhlimc nJ
riJiculuu\ (:i)~rteJ other ). 1 his
\\CSlcrn lum•cs tu the bc::it ut Jlulk
lfog:in mo1~ th;,11\ the )W,l!\SCr tJ I
Juhn Wa)nc <inJ dcmon~lrate' a
preference fur fine!l!IC •llld i..m;;i)m
o\cr tlc-.h anal lornicatiun.
• llc.1')"ciithh . A ljmp fo1 ••(\\11 t·
hel>" h the pc1 fe'-1 i.cttrng !or 011.c
tun :111J JUlhcl>, c~pcc.:1~11> '' li1:n 11.c
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pig in lk~1gnc:r Spand..:\" ltlnc.:\!>
guru (llcn Stilkr). 1 he ti cmc
i.ountJ, \ill}, hut th1.:1c\ umc ltc.:!I\
c.:h.1raucr and plol Jc;,clupm..:111 llltl·
ning aruunJ thruugh the "M:1:rm
campground:. JUo\.iJing "holci.umc
Juice Club 1s a natiiral
foods retailer spec1ahz1n9
m a wtde variety of fresh
blended to order
smoothies & fresh
squeezed Juices It s an
idea whose ume has
come, and Juice Club has
come to Costa Mesa!
U\'lly for the cnurc fa :i1 y
•Hill) ~bd i un: Adam S nJlcr b
the lo:ihng o:it \\ho bch ha) father.
1 hat he .... 111 romplctc :111 12 gr aJci
in ii~ mon1h~ if he can take O\cr the
lanlll) hu .ne . I le gcncr:aha nu-
mclUU) l:au •h) trom the pl.a}gruund
~ t, lJut :idults '''II he harJ prcMcJ
10 gwc .1 p.11-i.ing grade tu this clon-,
gJtcd t 11, unk:.) thC)' oirc major
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1.: plu1 cl.I l>~ cute w mic S;irah Jei.)llJ
1'.irLe1. She 11,:\ 1c.,.. the 111,lltutiun
ul rn;ir11.1gc 1h1ou1.1lt 1hc c>.p1:11cnu:l>
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Mr:i l·::nf'O\'J ~nJ l':iul ~tuzuri.•
(llmkri.1 111:d tunn) ), An10111u U;:in·
l.l~rJ .1m l un ui.sor'lmcn1 or .. r.:al.
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It's all rovr body wants.
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(Behind M1m1's Cafe
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You 'll find AMC as pa rt of ~m cas t
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ThurSday. FeDniary 23. 1995
LOCAL=•
Better dressed, Caffe Nizza would be Ires magnilique
LMALMRl ... MIWI
DOLCE OPENS WITH
FAMILIAll FACE
for years the inviting, small
restaurant at 800 W. Coast By MAllLA BDlD
D 5rco Ostroskl's dynamo
wif c. Chantal Berton
Ostroski, works all day
in her dress shop Chit·
ft>n. After a 6 p.m. closing, she
walks into the kitchen next door to
cook in the couple's Clllft Nlua
Cor three or four hours.
While she readies dough for
bread, muffins, croissants, bagels
and cakes, supervises the home·
made soups and whips out family
style quiche Lorraine~ she reveals
that her grandmother and aunt
were her inspiration in her native
France -and that her mother
•'was a disaster in the kitchen!"
Her husband grinds coffee
beans, brews a very good cup of
coffee, caff e latte, espresso, and
his tea is excellent. He manages
Caff e Nizza, handles the counter
for take out orders and greets cus-
tomers with a thick Euro-accent
(he speaks Italian, French, Ger-
man, English and Russian).
Caffe Nizza is unusual not only
because of Madame Ostroski's
cheerful contribution, but because
of the couple's unique two-ton
brick oven -capable of tempera-
tures rising to 650 degrees -
which was installed last fall. Mr.
Ostroski claims this is the only one
of its kind or the West Coast, but
that one will be in Postrio, Wo 1£-
gang Puck's San Francisco restau-
rant, soon.
MAllC ~1AllTIN/DAILY PILOT
Caffe Nizza's Diego Ostroski and wife Chantal Berton Ostroski pull calzone out of two-ton brick oven -the only one on the Coast.
....... ,.th .JI•~ ~ont 'taat .. '~~ wn
shrubbery, hi empty. At st,
a new own-. OM'ld IE*, a lake
Forest resident, hat opened the
doors with a familiar face to
greet Newporters -Serafino
Tripicchio -forme rly at the
original What's Cooking.
The food's Italian; the chef,
Carlo Mazzola, is, too. Enlree
prices range fro m $10.95 to
$16.95. lt's open for lunch and
dinne r and has full bar service.
NEWS FROM
BISTRO 201
Using the same m enu a~d
price structure that was so pop·
ular at Bistro 201 's old location
in Irvine, executive chef John
Sharpe has anno unced ·the
opening o f the Newpo rt water·
front restaurant for lunch be·
ginning Monday, March 6.
The oven is used to cook thin
crust pizzas which are, or course,
the main deal here, and there arc
some which have a distinctly Prov-
encal panache. A 12-inch Camp:Jg-
narde is heav.ily endowed with
fresh tomato slices, goat cheese,
bacon, fresh mushrooms, arti·
chokes and an egg, sunny side up,
still soft in the middle, exactly cen·
tered in the pie ... true French
country-style, S 10.50.
and tomato sauce, is $2 a slice or
$8 for a 12-inch round. Extra top·
pings, Genoa salami, bacon,
cheese, mushrooms, anchovies,
prosciutto, sausage, olives and
Roma tomatoes are ~vailable for
SJ each.
$1.89. Piz.za and salad are a rea-
sonable S3.59.
crisp on the outside, moist and fla-
vorful within, Sl2. Give Caffe
Nizza a two-hour notice by phone
if you want to pick one up.
Bistro 201 will serve lunch
from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m., with
dinner continuing from 5:30.
Small plates range in price
from $3.75 to $8.95; salads
fro m $7.95 to $10.95; pastas
fro m $8.25 to $12.50 a nd en·
trees from $9.75 to $13.95.
They will begin serving Sunday
brunch as a regular feature
with an inauguration slated for
Easter Sunday, April 16. At
3333 W. Cpast Highway; phone
631·3242.
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My husband declared the quiche
Lorraine to among the best he had
tasted, and one of the menu's
stand-outs is the "Chantal-Par
isian Croque Monsieur" with Swiss
and French Gruyere cheese and
thinly sliced turkey which tastes
and looks like Black Forest ham,
grilled in the oven, $4.95. It's a
melted cheese dream-of-a.
sandwich.
The soup, bakery items and piz-
zas have an honest, homemade
character, although we found our-
selves desperately seeking a touch
of salt in almost everything but the
superlative croissants. This caf e is
a particularly special find for those
trying to cut back on sodium.
Fist-sized muffins in a variety of
flavors and non-fat yogun cakes
fill the cases.
SCAMPI FEATURES
'SEASONAL MENU'
In Costa Mesa, Scampi is
o p e n for lunc h Mo nday
through Friday fro m 11 :30 a.m.
to 3 p.m. On the regular menu,
a speciall y priced selectio n,
''The Seasonal Menu," runs
from $7.95 to $11 .95 with an
entree, pasta and salad in·
elu ded. Scampi is at 1576 O ld
Newport Road; phone 6 45·
8560.
WHAT: cane Nma
Wlllll: HU !cntbluff Dltve,
Con.>na del Mar
The "Pizza Nizza" is promoted
as "healthy no-cheese, no salt."
Sun dried and fresh Roma toma·
toes, eggplant, green and red p ep-
pers, fresh basil, herbs de Prov-
ence, garlic persilladc and freshly
made tomato sauce covers all,
$9.90. The sun dried tomatoes
supply a soupcon of sodium.
A slice of basic, "New York"
pizza, with mozzarella, pepperoni
WlllN: open 6:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mondays through frl·
days. I o.m. lo 7 p.m. Satur· ·
days, I o.m. to 1 p.m. SUn-
daya
HOW MUCH: IMJCpef\Sl'le
MOii INPO: ..o-8111
A cup of vegetable soup, made
fresh daily, is a great favorite with
vegetarians since it is made wi th·
out a bee( or chicken stock base,
Roasted to order, a four-pound
chicken covered in herbs de Prov-
ence is the house specialty. You
would think that plunging a de-
fenseless chicken into a 650-
degrce oven for an hour "ould re-
sult in a chicken-~ltaped briquette,
but instead, it is superbly cooked,
There is a marked lack of ambi·
ence at Caffe Nizza, which is too
bad. With a splash of French
Country decor, the cafe would
take on some of the w:irmth and
family feeling of its owners. As it
stands, the cafe is efficient, clean
and serviceable, and the pizza's
worth the trip anytime.
MDr/:J Bird rcv/Ctt'S locDI dining
for tl1e Dui/y Pilot. -By A!ARLA BIRD
~,c)>r~o~ ~-S or
Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Open 7 Days a Week
t'-------------------------1 DINNER FOR TWO
---------------------2744 East Coest Highway, Corona Def Mar lctwccn MKArthur a Goldenrod Open ...,:00 a.m. Mon.·Set. Open 8:00 e.m. Sunday
AMERICAN
STUDtO CAFE, Loc:oted ot I 00 Mo1n St. Bolboo
(ot foot of pier} The Studio Cofe 11 the happening ploce
for rood, fun & enteno1nment Menu include, ribs,
chiclten , fresh fi5h, po5to, appetizers & $Olod5, ol$0
servmg brunch on Sot & Sun. I 0 lo 3 00 wluch 1ncludu
Belgium waffles, omelettes, poncokes ond much more.
Prices ronge from $29.S.$13.95 Open 7 cloys o
week Mon-Fri 1 l.30.1 .30om, Sol-Sun 10.1 30om
Also located at 300 PC.H, Huntington Beoch. IN, BRU,
FB. ENT, V, MC, AE. DC
536-8775.
ltuatlS lllSTAUIANT, located oJ 1712 Ploc:entio,
Cosio Me$0 Menu includes ribs, chicken, steak &
lobster, prime rib, p1uo, oyster bor. Prices ronge from
$3 95 ond up Open doily from 11 :30om to 1 Opm,
Cod1o1ls 'Iii 11 pm. ID. FB, WC, No credit tords (71.t}
645-8091
CAFE
MONDAY NIGHT
Family Speelal
SEAFOOD
MOFIC FISH & SIAFOOD, locoled ot 2620
Newport Blvd., Cow Me$0. Menu indudeJ
M<Jfood $Olods, MOfood sandwiches, grilled
entrees, fish & chips, fish locos, su5hi ond more.
Also hos one of Orange County's lorgelt
inventories of fresh fish from it's fish morket ..
Prices ronge from S 1. 9 5 ond up. Open w 11-6; Sot 11 .5, 1D, we (71.tl 650-0130.
ZUlllS DllY DOCK, Locoled ot 9059 Adams,
Hunhnglon Beach. Menu includes 5eofood, steak
& lobsler, piuo, prime rib, oysler bor. Prices
ronge from $3.95 ond up. Open doily from
1 l .30om 1o l Opm, Cocktoils 'Iii 11 pm. IN, FB,
WC, V, WI:.. (714) 963-6362.
STEAKS
lHI aMN l1IAK HOUSI, Localed ot 2300
Harbor Blvd, 131, Cosio Meso. Menu includes
steaks, fresh fish, chtCken, burgen ond 501ods
Prices range from $3.75 for lunch ond $6.25 for
dinner. Open 11 om b lunch M-So Dinner .tpm
M-fr. Dinner 3pm Sot. & Sun IN, WC, V, MC,
AE, DC. (71") 64 1.9777.
ltunt'S CAFE, Located at 320 8t1slol IG ot RedhiU (by
Arco Mini Mort) in Costa Mesa. Menu includes good
country cookin' breokfost with the best omelettes,
poncokes, great Meiucon breokfost dishes ond lunch
with shrfry Yegelobles, let1yok1 bowl, garlic chicken,
osSOfted $01ods. heolthy turkey burgers, homburve"·
~rwd w/ polOtO solod or fries Try Ruth's home coolun'
today Great food, great prices! Prices ro09e from
Your lelfaurant Gui• to Dining in
N.wpot1 leodt, Cotta Meta, Corw del Mar, Hunfintlton leoclt & Fountain Valley For n10re
$2 99 IO $5.95 Open 7 doy5 o ....... l 7om 10 2pm. ID, oo. we (71A) 6.tl-7321
CHINESE
ITALIAN
IAIATWOS llSTAUUNT & IAUSAOI CO.
locoted ot 251 Shipyord Woy, Newport Beoch
Menu includes greot posto, oword w1nn1ng Coesor
CHOI HONG, Go\irrn.t Ch1~M. Light & h.althy, •solod, delicious homemade sousoge. Y901, lomb, lots
no mtg uJed, only noturol ingred~nl$ Menu of "9fOri~n. dishe5, .good wine, beef, coppucc1~
indud.5 · low col tMOls, combination ploi.s, beef Of' & .des.rts It 5 0 fomily owned & run restouronl pork di5hes chicken & \19ge dishes ond lomily Prices ronge from $4.95 to $13.9.S. Open 7 days o
value dlnne~s. Toke out ovo1loble. $ 1 • buck 0 plote ......It S.Ving Sot & Sun Brvnch from 8 30 to l :00
ovoiloble Located ot 17938 Mognolio St. (next to Sunday thru lhu,.doy l lom to lOpm. fridoy & Sot
Pk N SoY9) fountain Volley (71<t) 965-3698 l lo~l lpm IN, OUT, WC., BRU, WB, V, M. AE, · DC (714) 723-0621
FRENCH
CHANTICIAll, located ot 18912 MocMhur
8IYd • Irvine, octoss from John Woyne Airport
Elegant, charming, groc1out & beouhfvl, eoch of 1t5
dining rooms hos o different d.cor The food is
French-Col1fornio cuis1n..tosty but heolthfvlly
prepored Lunch ipec1ols ot S8 00 ond up · the
dinner menu includes o variety of MOfood, meot,
ch1dten, JOlods juit IO mention o Few ilems. Pras
rong. from $6 lo $25 Serving lundl 11 3().2 30,
Dinner 5 30.10 30, Sunday 8tU11Ch 10 30 2 30
Of)9ft 7 days 0 week It>, 00, aRUNCH ~ES REQ
FB. ENT, we. V, NC., MAX DC. OtSC Valet
Porlung (71 4) 7.5$.800 I
NtCKS P'IZZA D'OltO Fomlly llohon Restouront
with homemod. posto sauces and hondmode
p1uo's Fomous for w.dnesdoy Spaghetti · oU you
con eat for $2 75 ond Sunday oll you con eot
losogno b $3 75 We also hoYe the p1ggest p1uo
in town, our porty p1zzo 36". Other d1she1 1nclud.
Y901, eggplant, chicken, brosciollo and d1ff.rent
posto5 A buffet lunch on M,()n., Tue5., Thurs & Frl
Sonquet room ond cotitr1ng ovo1loble W. ore
locoled ot 10.585 Slotitr Ave founto1n Volley. P!,one
(71 4) 963-0227
ITALIAN
CIAO, locot.d ot 2600 E0$1 Coosi Hwy, Corona Del
Mor Come ond e11P9rience Corona def Mar's newe5t
ltolion rHtouronl ser111ng New York style p1uo,
gourmet piuos, exc1hng posticn, creolive solods,
coff., COPf>u«1no and' fresh baked poslnes Prices
ronge from $3 95 to $8 95. Open 7 doy5 o week from
Som IO 11 pm, except Sunday open 4 to 11 pm
Delivery OY011oble v.wc.. AE, we. IN OUT 640.2291
IANDADO ITAUAN CAR, located ot 21 148
Beoch Blvd., (ot Atlontd) family owned, everything
prepared with the fine5t meob & cheeses & fomous
for its mfomous cheesecolte Price' ronge from
S200lo S11 .95 Open Tues thru Sot l 1·9pm.
Sun 11·8 pm Closed Mon. IN, OUT. we. Wine
and beer lA .536-2U8
KllCUYA PM MMNlll CUISN, Featuring
fine d1n1ng, Sushi 8or, leppon Tobie, Moin Dining
Room Fun bor ond cocktail lounge F.oturing
1p«1ohy trop.col drtnk.s Jou bond 9119fy Fri & Sot
nrght ond ICorooke e'l9fY Tues night Open b lunch
MoMri l I 30.2 30, Dinner Su~lhuri .S· l()pm, Fri
& Sot> l 1 pm 8052 Adams Ave (c0<ner of Beoch)
Hunhngton Beach, (71 A) 536-6665 All moior credit
cords except 011'9rs Club RR, FB, E. WC
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MEXICAN
AVILAS n ltANCHITO, A dining londmork for
over 20 years Run by the Avilo iomily, Avilos hos 7
locotion5 to serve you m Costo Meso, Newport
Beoch, Sonto Ano, lo09 Beoch, Hunllnglon Pork &
Loguno Hill5 & Hunhnglon Beoch Featuring
outhenllc food with the freshest 1ngred1en1S & o new
creotrve light cu1s1ne olong with outhenhc Momo
Avilo's recipes ID, BRU, FB, ENT, we, V, MC, AE,
DC, & DISCOVER "Avilos hos o reputotion for
treating you like port of the fomilyl"
Ml CASA, Localed ot 296 17th StrMt, Cosio
Me50. A tnp to Me.1ucol Mexican F.ood. Open doily
ot I lom Puces ronge from $2.2.5 to $8.95.
Serving lunch & dinner for OVef 20 ywors IN. F&, we. v. MC, AE. DC, CB, D 6.S5·7626
WAHOO'S PISH TACO, With 4 locohons· 1133
PCH, Laguna Beoch, (714) 497-0033, 1862
Plocentio, Costa Me$0, (714) 63 l ·3433 ond 3000
6natol, Costo Meso (714) 435-0130, 120 Mo111,
Huntington &eoch. (714) 536-20.50 Menu lnc:Wet
Fish tocos, burritos, block beans & nee, ....
sandwiches Prices ronge from S l 65 lo S7 50
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LOCAL=H LHALM•IHMIWI
DOLCE OPENS WITH
FAMILIAR FACE
..
Better dressed, Caffe Nizza · ·would be tres magnilique For yean the in\'iting, small
rataurant at 800 W. Coast By MAllLA BIB.D
D Mio Ostroskl's dynamo
wife, Chantal Btrton
Ostroski, works all day
in her dress shop Chit·
fon. After a 6 p.m. closing, she
1"alks into the kitchen next door to
cook in the couple's Carre Nlua
for three or four hours.
While she readies dough for
bread, muffins, croissants, bagels
and cakes, supervises the home-
made soups and whips out family
style guiche Lorraine, she reveals
that her grandmother and aunt
\\ere her inspiration in her native
France -and that her mother
''was a disaster in the kitchen!"
Her husband grinds coffee
beans, brews a very good cup of
coffee, caff e latte, espresso, and
his tea is excellent. He manages
Caffe Nizza, handles the counter
{or take out orders and greets cus-
tomers with a thick Euro-accent
(he speaks Italian, French, Ger-
Jllan, English and Ru ssian).
Caffe Nizza is unusual not only
because of Madame Ostroski's
cheerful contribution, but because
of the couple's unique two-ton
brick oven -capable of tempera-
tures rising to 650 degrees -
which was ir\stalled last fall. Mr.
Ostroski claims this is the only one
of its ~ind of the West Coast, but
that one will be in Postrio, Wo If·
gang Puck's Sa.n Francisco restau-
rant, soon.
....,.., -fth r:J!s '!Jindowed
*Ont ')at •!! otet"ptwn
shrubMry, empty. Al st.
a new owner, Datifd elt, • lake
Forest resident, has opened the
doors with a familiar face to
greet Newporters -Serafino
Tripicchio -formerly at the
original What's Cooking. •
The food's Italian; the chef,
Carlo Mazzola, is, too. Entree
prices range from $10.95 to
$16.95. It's open for lunch and
dinner and has full bar service.
NEWS FROM
BISTRO 201
Using the same menu and
price structure that wa.s so pop·
ular at Bistro 201 's old location
in Irvine, executive chef John
Sharpe has announced the
opening of the Newport water·
front re&taurant for lunch be·
gin~ing Monday, March 6.
The oven is used to cook thin
crust pizzas which are, of course,
the milin deal here, and there arc
some which have a distinctly Prov-
encal panache. A 12-inch Campag-
narde is heavily endowed with
fresh tomato slices, goat cheese,
bacon, fresh mushrooms, arti·
chokes and an egg, sunny side up,
still soft in the middle, exactly cen-
tered in the pie ... true French
country-style, $10.50.
Caffe Nizza's Diego Ostroski and wife Chantal Berton Ostroski pull calzone out of two-ton brick· oven
M.AaC MAU1N/DAILY PILOT
the only one on the Coast. ·
Bistro 201 will serve lunch
from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m., with
dinner continuing. from 5:30.
Small plates range in price
from $3.75 to $8.95; salads
from $7.95 to $10.95; pastas
from $8.25 to $12.50 and en-
trees from $9.75 to $13.95.
They will begin serving Sunday
brunch as a regular feature
with an inauguration slated for
Easter Sunday, April 16. Al
3333 W. Coast Highway; phone
631-3242. and tomato sauce, is $2 a slice or
SS for a 12-inch round. Extra top·
pings, Genoa salami, bacon,
cheese, mushrooms, anchovies,
prosciutto, sausage, olives and
Roma tomatoes are available for
$1 each.
Sl.89. Pizza and sah1d are a rea-
sonable S3.59.
The soup, bakery items and piz·
zas have an honest, homemade
character, although we found our-
selves desperately seeking a touch
of salt in almost everything but the
superlative croissants. This cafe is
a particularly special find for those
trying to cut back on sodium.
crisp on the outside, moist and fla·
vorful within, SI2. Give Caffe
Niz.za a two-holl"f notice by phone
if you .want to pick one up.
SCAMPI FEATURES
'SEASONAL MENU'
m
WHAT: cane N11ZG
My husband declared the quiche
Lorraine to among the best he had
tasted, and one of the menu's
stand-outs is the "Chantal-Par
isian Croque Monsieur" with Swiss
and French Gruyere cheese and
thinly sliced turkey which tastes
Fist-sized muffins in a variety of
flavors and non-fat yogurt cakes
fill the cases. ,
The "Pizza Nizui" is promoted
as ''healthy no-cheese, no salt."
Sun dried and fresh Roma toma·
toes, eggplant, green and red p ep-
pers, fresh basil, herbs de Prov-
ence, garlic persillade and freshly
made tomato sauce covers all,
S9.90. The sun dried tomatoes
supply a soupcon of sodium.
A slice of basic, "New York"
pizza, with mozzarella, pepperoni .
WMlll: 1123 fClltbluft Dltve,
COfOftCI d9I Mar
WIB: open 6:30 o.m. to 1 p.m. Mondays thlough Frl-
... I a.m. to 1 p.m. Sotur·
days, f o.m. to 1 p.m. Sun-
days
HOW MUCll: lneJCpeNlve
MOii ..0: N0-8111
· and looks like Black Forest ham,
grilled in the oven, $4.95. h 's a
melted cheese dream-of·a·
sandwich .
A cup of vegetabl e soup, made
fresh daily, is a great favorite with
vegetarians since it is made with-
out a beef or chicken stock base,
Roasted to order, a four-pound
chicken covered in herbs de Prov-
ence is the house specialty. You
would think that plunging a de-
fenseless chicken into a 650-
degree oven for an hour \\Ould re-
sult in a chicken-shaped briquette,
but instead, it is superbly cooked,
There is a marked lack of ambi·
ence at Caffe Nizia, which is too
bad. With a splash of French,
Country decor, the cafe would
take on some of the warmth and
family f celing of its owners. As it
stands, the care is efficient, clean
and serviceable, and the pizza's
worth the trip anytime.
Marla IJird reviews local dining
for the Daily Pilot.
In Costa Mesa, Scampi is
open for lunch Monday
through Friday from 11 :30 a.m.
to 3 p.m. On the regular menu,
a specially priced selection,
"The Seasonal Menu," runs
from $7.95 to $11.95 with an
entree, pasta and salad in·
eluded. Scampi is at 1576 Old
Newport Road; phone 645·
8560.
-By MAR.LA BIRD
MONDAY NIGHT
Family Speelal
1714 Plaee•da (at 17dl) c.. .. Mesa
.:.'i!./Jf. ADVERTISEMENT '.~-:n\, . . -..,.:.;.' r ... ~
AMERICAN
STUDtO CAFI, located at 100 Main SI. Balboa
(al fool of pier) The Studio Cafe is tne happening place
for food, fun & entertainment Menu includes ribs,
chicken, fruh fish, poslo, appetizers & salads, also
serving brunch on Sot & Sun 10 lo 3:00 which includes
Belgium waffles, omelettes, pancakes and much more.
Prices range from $2.95-S 13.95. Open 7 doYl o
weel ~ 11 :30.1 30 om, So.Sun 10.1 .30om
Also locotecfOt 300 PC.H , Huntington Beoch. IN, BRU,
FB, ENT, V. MC, AE, DC
536-8775
RUllES USTAUUNT, located ot 1712 Plocenho,
Costa Mesa Menu includes ribs, chicken, steak &
lobster, Pfime rib, piuo, oyster bar. Prica range from
$3.95 and up. Open doily from 11 :30om lo 1 Opm,
Cocktails 'til 11 pm. ID, FB, WC. No credit cords (71.d)
645-8091
CAFE
IUTH'S CAR, Located at 320 Bristol #G at RedbiU (by
Arco Mini Mort) in Cosio Meso. Menu includes good
countTy c:ookin' breokfost with the best omeletles,
pancakes, great Mei<tcon breakfast dishes and lunch
with shrfry Y9g910bles, tet1yok1 bowf, garlic chicken,
o"°"9d solods, healthy turkey burgers, homburge",
serwd w/ pololo solod 0t fries Try Ruth's home cooliin'
today Great food, great Pficesl Pricti ro~ from
$2.99 lo $5.95 Open 7 ~ o week 7om lo 2pm. ID,
OD. we (714) 641-7321
Your lesfaunlnt ~ to Din· in ·
Newport leodt, Costa Meta, Coroner del Mer, Hun,.;L. leach & Fountain Volley
ITALIAN
CHINESE
IAMTWOl llUTAUIANT & IAUSAOI CO.
Located at 251 Sh1pyord Woy, Newport 8eoch.
tJ.enu includes great paste, award winning Coesor
CHOI HONG, Gourmet Ch1MM. light & heoltfiy, •solod, delicious homemade SOUJCl99. ~I. lamb, lots
no m'Q u..d, only noturol ingredl9nts. Menu of ~i~n. dishes, good wine, *· cappuccino
includes • low col meals, combination plates, beef or & .de.sens. It s 0 family ow11ed & run f9Sk>uronl .
pork dishes, chicken & ....ge dishes, and fomily Prices r~ from SA.95loS13.95. Open 7 days o
value dinners. Toke out ovoiloble. $ 1 • buck o ploi. weM Serling Sot & Sun Brvn<h from 8 30 lo 1 ·00
ovoiloble loc.oi.d at 17938 Mognolio St (next to Sunday thru Thursday 11 om lo 1 Opm. Fridoy & Sot.
Pie N Save) Fountain Volley (71 A) 965·3698 l l om-11 pm IN, OUT, WC., MU, WB, V, M, AE, . . DC (71") 723-0621
FRENCH
~. locol9d ot 18912 MacArthur
8flld . Irvine, OCIOSS from John Woyne Airpot1.
Elegant, charming, groe:1ous & beautiful, ~h of its
d1n1119 rooms hos o d1ff.fent dKO< The food is
French.Col1fornio cuiain~sty but healthfully
prepo1ed lunch ap«1ols ot $8 00 ond up -!he
d10Mf menu includes o variety of M<>food, m.ot,
chicken, $Clods rust lo mention o ~ Ii.ms Pr!C9s
ronge from S6 to $25 Serving lunch 11 30.2 30,
D1nMr 5.30.10 30, Sundoy 8tUt1Ch 10.30 -2 30
open 7 ~oys o weeli ID, 00, BRUNCH RES. REQ
F8, ENT, we. V, IN:., AMX DC, DISC Volet
Porlung (714) 7.SS-8001
NtCKS PIZZA D'OllO Family ltol1on Restou11>nl
with homemode posto sauces and handmade
piuo's Fomous l'or 'Nednesdoy Spogheni ·oil you
con eol for $2.7.S ond Sunday oll you con eot
losogno l'or $3.75 We also hCM the p1ggeat p1uo
1n town, our party pizza 36" Other dishes include
-..al, eggplont, chicken, b<oKtollo and different
pastas. A buffet lunch on Mon , Tues ., Thurs & Fr i
Sonquet room ond cot11r1ng available We ore
locotitd at 10585 Slottt Ave. Foulllotn Volley Phone
(7 1 AJ 963-0227
ITALIAN
CIAO, locoted at 2600 East Coo$! Hwy. Corona Del
Mor Come and experience Corona del Mar's newest
ltolion rtslollront serving New YOfk style pizza,
gourmet pizzas, exc11tng postos, creative salads,
coff.., cappuccino ond fresh baked pastries PrtCe$
rorige from $3 95 lo $8.95 Open 7 days o week from
8om lo 11 pm, eJ1Cept Sunday open 4 lo 11 pm
Deli~ry CMJ11oble V,WC.., AE, WC, IN OUT 640.2291
IANDAUO nAUAN CAPl, locoi.d at '211A8
8eoch ~d , (at Atlonta), Family owned, ...-.rything
prepared with the finest meats & cheeses & famous
k>r its infamous cheeS«o~• Prices rooge from
$2 00 lo $11 95. Open Tues thru Sot 11.9pm,
Svn 11.e pm Closed Mon. IN, our. we, w.,..
and beer 1 A 536-2448
KIKUYA ... JAMNlll CUllN, Feol\lring
fine di11ln9, Sushi &or, Ttppon Tobie, Moln Dining
Room Full bor ond cockto1l lounge f.otuting
spec1ohy ltopicol drinks Jazz bond~ Fri & Sot
night and IC01ooie .....y Tues n19ht Open rot lunch
Mon.Fri 11 30.2:30, Dinnet Sun.Thurs .S-l()pm, Fu
& Sot .S.11 pm 8052 Adoms Ave (corner of Beach)
Huntington 8eoch, (71 A) 536-666.s All moior credit
cords except Diners Club RR, f8, E. we
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MEXICAN
AVILAS IL IANCHITO, A dining landmark for
o'ler 20 years. Run by the Avila iomily, Av1los hos 7
locations to serve you in Costa Mesa, Newport
8eoc:h, Santo Ano, long Beoch, Huntington Pork &
loguno Hills & Hun11ngton Beach Featuring
authentic food with the freshes1 1ngred*11l & o new
creol!Ve light cu111ne along with outhenlic Mamo
Avila's recipes. ID, BRU. F8, ENT, WC. V, MC, AE ,
DC, & DISCOVER "Avilas hos o reputotion l'or
treating you like port of the fomilyl "
Ml CASA, locoi.d ot 296 17th StrMt, Cosio
Meso A 1t1p to Mexicol Me1ucon Food Open doily
ot l lom Prices ronge from $2.25 to $8 95.
Serving lunch & dtnnef for Oller 20 yeori IN. f&. we. v. MC. AE, DC, CB, D 645·7626
WAHOO'S f1SH TACO, With A locations l 133
PCH, loguno 8-och, (71") 497-0033, l862
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MClflC FISH & SIAPOOD, localed at 2~20
Newport Blvd., Costa Meso. Menu includes
seafood salads, seafood sandwiches, grilled
entrees, fish & chips, fish tacos, sushi and more.
Also hos one of Orange County's largest
inventories of fresh fish from it's fish market.
Prices range from S 1.95 and up . Open
Mf 11-6; Sot 11.5, ID. we (71"1650-0130.
ZU .. IS DRY DOCK, locoted 01 9059 Adams,
Hunhngton Beach. Menu includes seafood, si.olt
& lobster, pizza, Pfime rib, oyster bar. Prices
range from $3.95 and up. Open doily from
11 :30om to 1 Opm, Cocktails 'til 11 pm. IN, F8,
WC, V, IN:.. (71 4) 963-6362.
STEAKS
THI IAIN l1IAK HOUSI, localed 01 2300
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Prices range from $3.75 f0t lunch and $6.25 for
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Whu's tastier than peanut
butter and jelly, more filling than
bread and butter, and lower in fat
than rookies and milk'! A new
classic combination tuna and
p:ist3 . Bumble llee Seafoods Inc.,
h:is developed five new tuna pasta
recipes to satisfy even the most
refined taste buds. With dishes
th:it cont:iin only seven grams of
fat per !tCf"mg and can be ·
prepared in 15 minutes, tllis is a
match made in culin:uy heaven.
An extension of Bumble Bee's
efforts to re-fashion tuna to fit
hectic 1990s life t)les (while
3Jlo1"ing us to still fit in our
clothes), these recipes feature
healthier ingredients, such as
fat-free salad dressing and non-fat
milk.
"Today's con umers arc
demanding more functional foods
that ta te good and work well in
their diets, exphiins John
1 rierneilcr, Dumble Bee's senior
director of marketing. "WiLh our
tuna pasta recipes, we've
combined two healthy foods that
definitely work well together •
Bumble Dee tuna and pasta :.
Ser\i ngs: S (1 cup): Calorics per.
245; Fat per: 4 grams.
ZllTY TUNA PalMAYIU
• 1 can (6 oz.) BUMBLE bEE
Chunk Ught Tuna ln Wattr.
BUMBLE BEE Cbuak While or
~lid White Tuna la Water may bt
su&aituled for Chunk Ug,ht in
this ttdpc.
• 4 OL (~ pq.) spinach fettucinc
•I tbsp. olive oll
• I c:lo\e minced garlic
• 1 zucchini ·julienne or slittd
• l carTOC • JuU~ne or thinly
sllczd
• ~ mt ~ • julltont
• l tbsp. ~IDOD jaitt
• l 1bsp. dried basll
• 2 tbsp. parmtsan cheese
Cook p:ist:i 3ccording 10
p3ckage dircctiuns, .ipproximatcly
10 mirtutes. While pnst3. cooks
prepare veget:ibles. Cut vegetables
30d saute gently in olive oil and
garlic for 2 minutes. Add lemon
juice and basil. Drain tuna and
toss into s:iutccd vegetable!.,
continue to cook two minutes
IOr JOU to
long.er. Dnun p3Sl3 and toss with
tuna and vegetable~. Sef\e
immediately topped with parmeun
cbees.t. Yield: 4 cups. Preparation
time: ts minutes; Ser\'ings: 4 (l
cup); C31orics per: 208; Fat per: 6
gr:un!t; Co)t per: S0.64
TANGY TUNA YIOOll
TWISTS
• 1 can (6 ox.) BUMBLE DEE
Cl.unk Light Tun:i in Water.
BLMULE BEE Chunk White or
olid White Tuna in Water may be
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Rllin.katecJ for ChHk 1.JPt la thu ftdpt.
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aOodla, DO yolk
• 1 ~ aaps broccoli plttts
• I can'OC, sll~
•~cup lttsb grttn M8ns • 1-inth
slitts
• 1 can reduced c:ilories C'ttanl of
broccoli soup
•I.cup non rat milk
• 2 tbsp. pannesH chtt c
• 2 tsp. gartic salt
•salt and pepper to taste
Cook p:1sta according to
ThUr9day, Febtu8ry 23, 1
pxbge directions. approximat
8 minute$. Add vegetables to p
duri,ng lhc lase 3 minutes of
cooking time. Combine soup an
milk in l~rge Billet, simmer t"
minutes. Add drained tuna, g3r
s:ih and 1>3rme5an cheese. Stir
gently :md heat through. Drain
p:t!>ta /Vegetables thoroughly :in
toss into tuna mixture. Simmer
together a minute or two. Serve
\\3rm. Yield: 41/l cups; Prcparat
time: 15 minutes; Servings: 4\1
cup); Calories per: 220; F:ll per
gr3m); Co t per: SO. 70
creating five versatik dishe.s ~~-.....,.
t3)tc good and are inexpensive,
healthy, quick and easy."
The re-fashioned Bumble Bee
tuna recipes complement all styles
of cui!tines and are great for lunch
or dinner. Ranging from Chunky
Chinc~e Tuna Salad with Bumble ~
Ike Chunk Light Tuna, linguini
pa!ttJ, celery, carrots and Chow
~kin nooJles to Mediterranean
1 una Salad featuring rainbow
rotclh pa!>la, tomatoes and feta
'hcc!.c, the!te cold salads are
perfect for party buffets.
For those who crave a delicious
hot meal in cooler weather, there's
Zc!>I} Tuna Primavera, irresistible
""1th !tpinach feuucine, garlic and
parme!.an cheese; Tangy Tuna
Veggie Twi!ttS ·with reduced calorie
crc:lm of broccoli soup; and Bow
tic Tuna Tetrazzine featuring bow
tic p:ista with a fresh mushroom
~auce made with reduced calorie
crc::im of mushroom soup to keep
)OU )miling. With such a variety of
flavors to suit everyone's tastes,
thc~e new recipes arc ~ure to
make Bumble Bee tuna and pasta
the hottest new couple around.
llumblc Dee Seafoods. Inc.,
based· in San Diego, is one of the
\\Orld's largest distributors of
canned se3food products and the
number two tuna producer in the
United States.
MEDITERRANEAN TUNA·
SALAD
• I can (6 oz.)BUMDLE DEE
Chunk Light Tuna in Water.
DUMULE Bl;:E Chunk White or
Solid White Tuna in Water may be
subs tituted for Chunk Light Tuna
in this recipe.
•-' oz. ('I.I pkg.) rainbow rotelli
pasta
• in cup fat free Italian dressing
• 1 tbsp. dried oregano
• 2 roma tomatoes • cut in quarter
slices
• l/i cucumber· cut in half &
sliced
• 11.J cup sliced black olives
• 2 OL (about l/J cup) crumbkd
feta cheese
• in cup chopped parsley
•fresh spinach leaves (optional
scn •ing garnish)
Cook pasta according a package
directions, about 8 minutes.
Meanwhile prepare vegetables and
place in large bowl. Add drained
tuna, olives, feta cheese, oregano
and parsley. Drai n pasta, rinse
under cold running water to cool.
Add pasta to bowl and po ur
dre!>sing over salad, tossing gently.
Serve immediately or chill until
ready to serve. If de~ired, line
serving plate with fresh spinach
leaves and top with chilled salad.
Yield: 4'12 cups. P(epar:ition time
15 minutes. Servings: 4!/i (J cup)
Calorics per: 238; Fat per: 6
grams; Co!i.t per: S0.72
CHUNKY CHINESE TUNA
SALAD
• 1 can (6 oz.) BUMBLE BEE
Chunk Ughl Tuna in Water.
DUMDLE BEE Chunk White or
Solld While Tuna In Water may be
substituted for Chunk Light in
this recipe.
• S oz. (V.. pkg.) linguinl pas ta
• ¥.l cup low calorie Oriental
dressing
• 1 rib celery • sliced
• 1 carrot • sllced
• 2 &rcen onions 1liccd • v. red pepper • sliced
• 1 ~ cups cabbage • 1hrcdded
• '4 cup clhanlro • chopped
• ~ cup canned chow mein
noodles
Cook pasta al dcnte according
to package directions, about 9
minutes. Meanwhile prepare
vegetables and place in large bowl.
Drain pasta and rinse under cold
running water 10 cool. Add pasta
to bowl, add alad dressing and
toss to blend. Serve immedia1cly
or chill until ready to serve. Top
with chow mein noodles just
before ~crving. Yield: 5 cups.
Preparation lime: 15 minutes
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ehe (Ont• pm\ibk l'\Ll'ption, '>om<.• '>tud1l'S ~how an inuta'led m l.. ol told) .tnd flu
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dOnl', mal..e) people hL•alth1t'r1 rt•dunng the rhl.. of ht·art disea}e, di.th\'ll·'· and
p<>~sibly wme <.ant er\. Rt>gular e\erc1'>l' may i:nhanu• u.:llular antrox1dant lll'll'll\l''
and pro,·rd<! o thl'r l<>mpt·m.itor)" mt"<.ht1nl\lll\ 10 1..uuntcral I tht.> fre<· r.1d1L.th II
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Dr. l.oopt:r 1~ advhrng mud1 h1ghl'r dmt."1 of tht:w nutrknt') for endurarKt.· Jthkll''I.
We think ih unnt.'tC'l~ary. dnd though Or. Cooper doesn't othcrwi sl' enh.inte ymir
athletil pt:rformantl', soml· other rewardwr'> do -but there's no evidl•me for tlm
either.
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,IMPORJANT fNl:ORMATJON ABQUT P AILY'S AND-OXIDA NT SUPPLEMENTS
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fodJy, tlw u>mumption I\ d11~er tu l 7S grJm,, Jtl 1nut>JW ut '"mt• -W'ht, or Jhoul 'W
lh' \.'\l!il pN yl'ar. f:at tomumptton h,l\ riwn Imm ,1b<>ut ii% ol tolJI lJlori1.\ d.i1h
(Cl llltrl',l\t.' in th<.• Ct>ll.Hiffipti<Jll o( ft11\ ,I/Id ml\, \hottl'llttlg, lllJrgJrull', rl'fi1ll'd \,1J.1tl
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111 this rnuntry, point rondu'>IWI) to thl' ltnl.. hl.'lwt.•t•n good d1l't and good lw;ilth
H.1x wt·d~ fi t into thl' p1t1un· of xoud hl•Jfth rwrh'tll} ht'(JUW of tnt'lf high
wntl•nt of l'S\l'lltiJI fattv .Kid\ or good I.it Otnl·~,1 ~.ind Om1..·&•l 6 Due to tht>ir
'il,1lit). tlwse l'\Wlltial (.itty Jlid' h<l\l· hl.'t•n purpu\llull) prol'C'>'>l'd out of most
luo<h in ordl'i lo l'Xtcnd tht.' shl'lt Ith.· ol tht• prm1ut '' A pr<Kl''>'> that 1s profitabk tor
manutacturl'rs, hut hillardou., tu th<.· \ml.'mJn tumuml'r. .
rhc Food and Orug Adrnmi'ltrJtinn <FDAI has l'nll'red into J thret.·-year, S2
mill inn rnntr,1c.:t wi th the NJt1on.il < .amt.•r lmtitutc tn \tud\ thl.' dfelt of fla~Sl'l'd 1111
'arlou\ hl•Jlth conn•rn\. fhl' I DA will wndult cx~riments confirming flax wl·d\
roll' in fat and 1.. holl'S\l'rol ml·tabolhm. bone minl'fah1.ition, and m tht• immum·
<,y<>tem l hl' re~earth will mttkc flJ\'ll't•d om• of thl' most mtem1vely-<>tud1~ ·
nutril•nf<i U'>l'd many food produo.
f!J'\'il'l'lls 'iupply tht: bo<ly with the• t:\'>l'llt1al fatty add'i Not only art• flaxseeds
ndkr 1n Oml'g(1 1'~ thdn foh ml , but thq p.id. mor..: fibtr ountt· than oat bran How
lhl· hudy rc\rxmds to the esscntrJI fJtty .1uJ'> ,., r1..·m.irk.ablt'. rhL· list rnduded H ju'>t ti
'><11nplc of the rnuntlt''>S <;ttldll'S wndut:tl•d ll\ll1g 0,IX~l'l'd 111 thl' diet and benefits
ob\l'rVl'd
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gr.iduJll> r\'H'dt'<i ilnd 'Y°'\Jtorn' or l •llh.\'I, hw1d>'htm111111 .• ml'mlJ Jnd (h.tbl'll'\ Wl'rt• lOlllpktl'fy J ll•\ IJtl•d
G REEN TEA EVERYDAY
To Keep Cancer Away
\ group ol )ll\'Oll~t'> rl'JXlrtt-d preltminary evi~cncc rc<:l!ntly that green tea .ta~
,, m.ut...l•d" t.'lft:t t m pro tl.'cting laborattlry animal'> fro m (ertdin form~ of ~ancer,
.and mdy do thl' \dffi t• lor people
l>r \11.tn 11 Conney, dtrt:llor of the-lctbor.itory for cancer r~arch at Rutgers
L'n1H'r\1t>. r"·ported a t thl' fourth< hemk.11 Congr,•s-. of North American. "It ha,
hwn t:\tJbli\hl'd m the la,t 10 to JS yt:Jr\ that what we eat in our dkt.can effect
the mt... or lamer.ff Dr. Con ney ~1d 'An e'>timatl>d one-third of human canct"I'
may be.• c.au)l>d by the'>e dietary factor\:.
I lirotJ ru1il..i of the Nation.ii Canc~r Cente_r Research Jmtitute 'in Tokyo .\.a14
mtcre\t m green tea re .. ultcd from a mysterious situation m Sh11uoka Prefecture,
in <.entrJI Japan.
· Japanese pubht-health officials diSt-overed th.at residenu of the uea had an
unu>ually low ino dence of cancer. Researche~ rulctd out every other factor e.xcq><
green tea consumptio n.
Sh11uot...a ts located m d tea-produdng region of Japan. Residenh drink 1morc
grl'l'O tea-J bout 10 small cups a day. than other Japanese who tu\.·e higher cancer
rateo; They alw U'll' tea leav~ only once. while other Japanese typically 'bre~
several bathes of tea from the same leaves. As a result, they
com ume more of the c.:berrucal in tea Cepigal-Jocatechin gallatc)
believed to protect agaimt cancer.
1 111 t 1rl·.11 Brit.sin. Or. \lud.i1r. lt111dm 1,'\.I rl·w.m h I h.it d1·11·rm111l'd that
lH'll J rl'lal 11 l' d.d1llt1H y ol I hl' l''"'llllill f.itl .. t1ud' plJy Jn import.int p.ir1 111 Ill' CiJU\t·~ of Jrh:flo,dt•rmh. l11ro1tJr} rhrombmh. multlpl1•
'1<.ll'nnl\, cf1abdl'\ 11wlll1u\, hy1x·rll'n\1011 J11J ll'rlJin lorn1' of malignant
dl'i('tlW\
concenuuuwr
So far, the polypherols and other substances In the gn.i.cn tea
\how an inhibiting effect against cancer of the stomach, livt>r, skin
and lung. Researchers believe that a tea's effect may lower blood
pressure and blood cholesterol. stabilize blood sugar, kill decar.·
causing bacteria, and block the action of many carunogens.
In CanadJ, Dr llorob111 tound thJI Jlwhol do1.•\ 11\ damagt• 10 thl' ll'lu,·
Jl\J to thl' h\l.'r by fllll'rforing Wilh Oorll\al C\Wllllal f.llly Jlid\
m('t.lbolmn
4 t\ rt·waRh pro1'-~t m Au\trahJ U'>l.>d lnw lOnccntr;i1iom of 01.\.,..-t-d oil lo 'Uffl'\~fully wmbat )trl'p mfl-tllon in h<Kpllills ~ In lhl' US .• Or P,urill.i jOhll\lOJl tound that dll'l tont.ilnlng 10% Oax~ •111 dra\Ulally thanitl'> 1he pros1agla11dm COnt('nt of wrum and the fatty
Jud woti.'XI of human br{'UI milk by 3 f.iuot of ll'n. withlll five dJ)''i 6 \\!~ .• Or. OooJ ld Rudin found 1ha1 Omt>gJ-3 laity alld ddlucncy 1\ thl'
bJ>1l tdU\t.' of nu1or mental illnt.·>>. ~"t..lU\t.' f;itty add~ pro\ ade thl• \u~trale upon whkh niacin .ind other B .. ltamrm all to form thl.'
prO\lJglandm-3 ~rit.'\ tl\~ue hormonl"i U(X't 1al mMion fatty ;iods1 whit h
r\'gulate Ol'Urocircults 1hrough the wholl' boJy
Dr. Fung-Lung Chung of the American Health Foundation 'in
Valhalla, N. Y. sajd green tea consumption ·may explain )apan'.s
lower death rate for lung cancer. Chung said Japanese mm sm~
more than Americans, yet have a fower risk of Jung cancer.
The researcher emphasized that their findings pertain only to
the genuine tea from the plant known scientiftcally as CandUa
Sinensis, not the so called herbal teas, which can be mW from
scor~s of other plants.
ofessen
fatty ·.aclas,. ts
.truly a"dletary :
need whose
time has come .. "
7. In 1982 Or JR. Vane 'ih3rooth(' Nob\-1 Pri1t• for \.fl't.lidn\' for hi\ worL. pro .. 1ng bow the
nll·rabol1;m of Ornt·ga.J fall) Jllds hl"IJ>l'<i prt•wnl hl:.rt probkm\
Fla~sced, with its rich concentration of e~'tcntl.il fa tty de ids, is truly a dietary need
who\e time has come. ·
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-. In leu time than it takes to
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'A.Sian re tau rant and drive to
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• calthy and mouthwatering Asian
food at home -without
i.acrificina taste or authenticity.
All it takes is a little bit of
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and tantaliting recipes cruted by
The Sugar Association.
To begin, stock your lutchen
pal\try with 1he readily available .
ingredients found in these recipe
and purchase pre-cut vegetables
or chop vegetables the night
before you plan to use them. And
don't be intimidated by the idea
·of cooking ,Asi:m food. The
recipes feature ingredients that
arc so accessible cooks will w:int
· to try each and every one of
them.
Quick and easy stir-frying is
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navorful and thoroughly satisfying
dishes. The stir-frying technique
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chili paste and sugar arc used in
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one-two taste punch with a
minimum of fat. And each dish
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calorics from fat guideline.
For ex:imple, the fast and
simple Buddha's. Oclightful
Vegetables, a bright combinatiqn
of shredded Napa cabbage,
broccoli, red pepper, baby corn
and carrots tossed with a
navorf ul s:iucc, is a delicious
meal that caters to the eye as
well as to the 1astebuds. The
i.ugar in this delectable sauce .
Turkey treats
are also great
timesavers
If you are like most people, your
i.chcdule is solidly packed. You've
gm prei.sing deadlines at work and
oi fu ll lii.t of errands and chores, as
\\ell all family responsibilities at
l.orne. Sometimes you wonder how
you can fit it all in.
One way is to make the most
cllacient u!>e of your time. When
t.ooking on the weekend, you can
cook extra port ion:. of food . Then
)OU can have thei.e convenience
foods available to help yo u
prepare quick and easy, yet
delicious and wttolcsomc meals
during the hectic, hurried and
ti:irried work week.
Dy preparing this Breast Braised
wi1h Garlic and Rice on Saturday
or Sunday, you can treat yourself
to a spcct:icularly elegant meal
that helps you celebrate the
weekend. Then, during the coming
week, when you just don't have
time 10 cook, use the remaining
cooked turkey meat to prepare
delicious meals that yo u can fix in
a nash.
Decausc turkey is !>O veri.atilc,
>ou can combine it with any
number of navoring agents and
create entirely different taste
scni.ations. Although Breast
llraised with Garlic and Rice,
Grecian and &rbccue ui.c the
same turkey meat, all three recipes
<ire entirely different.
There's another advantage to
cooking up extra amounts of
tu rkey breast. Since there is a
larger meat to bone ratio with
turkey breast, it's a very
economical choice. You save
11)0ney as well as time. That's a
tough combination to beat.
TURKJY BRIAST BRAISED
WITH GARLIC AND RICI
• J Cup Iona-vain rice
• l Can (14~ ounces) chicken
broth
• l/J Cup white wine
• 2 Teaspoons dried parsley
• l/J Teaspoon tacb dried
rostmary, thyme and sage
• J Day leaf
• J Bone-In (6 pound) turkey
lwtu~t
•Paprika
•Carlie bulbs, root-end cut orr
• Jn 5-quan Dutch oven combine
r ice, broth, wine, pari.lcy,
rosemary, thyme, sage and bay leaf
Pince turkey over rice mixture and
• prinkle turkey generously with
'paprika. Place whole garlic bulb:.,
cut end up, in rice around &urkey
brca t. Cover top of Dutch oven
with foil and lid. Bake ar 350
d.carccs 2'h to 3 hours or un1il
jnc:at 1hcrmomcter inserted in
tbickc~t part Of breast regi ters
,l 70 to 115 de,rces. Allow to tan<.I
)0 to JS minutes before serving. ru serve, carve turkey into !ices
an~ place on planer. Spoon rice
mUi1urc inro &crvina bowl. SquecLe
aarlic from :.kins onto turkey and
rice. Serves 4.
helpc accentuate the utml
sweetness or the vegetables.
Thal Chaen with Bllil. •
marwlously simple stir-fry
combinina chicken, frah basil,
straw mushrooms and baby oom,
will elicit compliments trom
sucsu as well u requcsu for
more. The pinch or sugar
balances the saltiness of the
sauce ingredients, enlivening the
flavor of the dish·while keeping it
low-fat.
Extremely quick to prepare,
the Hoisin Chicken Breast
Supreme, can be served as either
an appetizer by cutting the
chicken bre:ms into chunks or
left whole as a main course. The
caramel-like coating that gives
the dish a pleasing color :ind
taste is created by the sugar in
the sauce.
Although rice serves as the
traditional accompaniment 10
Buddha's Delightful Vegetables,
Thai Chicken ~ith Basil and the
Hoisioo Chicken Breast Supreme,
there :ire other creative high-
carbohydrate, low-Cal grains th:it
-ean serve 1he same role. For
example, couscous, bulgur, millet,
split peas and lentils are othc(
imaginative and healthful choices.
Smooth noodles, crunchy
vegetables and tender tofu create
a memorable contrast of flavors
and textures in the Oriental Tofu
Noodle Salad with Spicy Peanut
Butter Sauce. Thi!l"noodle dish is
sure to pique the palate of
everyone at your dim.er table.
And for v:iriety, try chicken,
turkey cutleb or pork instead of
the tofu. Aho, experiment witb
different noodles !luch as thick
noodles or curly noodles as an
alternate to the thin and i.tr:iight
vermicelli. Americans have ewer rice. Makes 8 semnp
da<eloped a passion for Allan Nutrient Content Per SCrving food. )includes 1 cup cooked rice) The wisdom of the Asians is 368 calorics; 71.5 f. carbohydrate; confmned by the Dietary St!Jc protein; 5 g at; 0 mg Ouidelincs' tt.:ummcndation for c esterol; <M• ma sodium; .S I hip-carbohydrate, low-fat eatinc.
Enjoy!
dietary fiber
THAI CHICON WITH aUDDHA'I DILl•HnUL UllL va•nULU • I tsp chllt paste (substitute:
• 2 tablnpoons sesame oil crushed dried rtd chlle ptpptt
• 3 drtcd rtd cbllc peppers and 2 tablespoon minced 1artlc)
• ~ cup sliced sc11Uoa1 • 2 tablespoon ~ttd•ble on
• I tabltspoon minced 1artle • I lb chicken brtuu, cut Into
• l pcded carrots; thinly sliced cubes
Into coins • ~ cup straw mushroonlS
• l cup small broccoli Oottts • ~ cup baby com
• ~ sweet ttd pepper, cut Into • 3 tablespoon nsh sauce
thin strips • • 1 tablespoon sucar
• l cups shttcMled Napa cabbaae • l cup l'rcsh basil leaves (lf
• l cup baby com available, use holy basil)
• 8 oz can sliced water chestnuts Cut the chicken into cubes. .... Heat a wok, add 1 tablespoon oil.
• l 'h cups chicken broth Add the chile paste :ind fry on • 3 tablespoon low sodium soy moderate heat, stirring until
sau~ fragrant, about 3 minutes. Add • I 'h tablespoon r~ wine_ or remaining 1 tablc-s-poon oil.Turn sake
• l tablespoon sugar heat to high. Add the chicken
• 1 teaspoon sesame oil and stir-fry until cooked
• 1 cornstarch throughout. Add the mushrooms
Combine the sauce ingredients and baby corn to the wok. Mix
and blend well. Heat a wok, add well. Add the fish sauce, sugar,
the sesame oil and heat until very and basil leaves. Stir until the
hot. Add chilcs and stir-fry until sugar has dissolved and the basil
darkened. Add green onions and leaves have wilted. Garni!.h wi1h
garlic and i.tir·f 7. 1 minute. Add . ~hilcs. Serve on lettuce leaves,
carrots and stir-ry 4 minutes. with a side of rice. Makes 4
Add broccoli and red pepper and servings.
stir-fry 1 minute. Add shredded
c:ibbage and stir-fry l minute. Nutrient Content Per Serving
Add baby corn and water (includes one cop cooked rice)
che)tnuts and )tir-f ry 30 seconds. 539 calorics; 75.5 g carbohydrate;
Add $auce to vegetables and mix 36 g protein; 9 g fat; 65 mg
well. Cover wok; cook until cholesterol 1,197 mg sodium: 2.5
vegetables ore crisp·tendcr. Serve g dietary fiber
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• marlUde •uce
• " aap llOIM sautt • 2 lablapoo• loW sodium soy
sauce
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• 2 ...............
o 2 tablespoon ketchup
• 2 tal*spoon minced 11rtlc
• 2.5 lbs chicken breast, skinless
and boneless
Combine the marinade
ingredients in o bowl. Add the
chicken and toss lightly to coat.
Cover with plastic wrap and let .
marinate for several hours in the
refrigerator. Preheat the oven to
375 degrees. Arrange the chicken
in a baking pan lined with
aluminum foil. Dake for 20-25
minutes, or until done. Transfer
to a platter and serve whole or
cut into strips or cut chicken into
strips. Heat a wok, add 1
teaspoon vegetable oil, and heat
until hot. Add chicken and
stir-fry until cooke<S throuihou~
Makes 8 servings.
Nutrient Content Per Serving
200 calories; 11 g carbohydrate;
33.5 g protein; 2 g fat; 82 mg
cholesterol; 448 mg sodium; 0.5 g
dietary fiber.
ORllNTAL TOFU
NOODLI SALAD
• ~ lb txtra nnn tofu
• ll oz vermicelli noodles
• 11/J cups grated carrots
• 2 cups bean sprouts
• l/J grttn pepper, cut Into thin
julienne strips
• l/J red pepper, cut into thin
julienne strips
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• 1 tablespoon minced ~c
• 1 tablespooa minced
ginger .
•IA cup smooth or crunchy
reduced-fat peaaut butter
• 2~ tablespoon low IOdium soy
sauce
• 1 ~ tablespoon rice wine or
sake
• 2 tablespoon worcestershirc
sauce
• l lh tablespoon suaar
• 1 tsp hot chile sastfi (substitute:
crushed dried re ch le pepper)
• 3 tablespoon chicken broth or
water
Wrap the tofu in paper towels
and place a heavy weight, such as
a pct, on top. Let stand for 30
minutes to press out the excess
water, then cut into l inch cube s.
To prepare the dressing, finely
mince the garlic and fiinger in a
food processor or a b ender. Add
the remaininl ingredients one at
a time, blemhng we-11 arre-r each
addition. If the dressing seems
too thick, add about 1 tablespoon
additional broth or water; if it
seems thin, add more peanut
butter. Add the tofu and toss
lightly to coat. Cover with plastic
wrap and let stand at room
temperature for about 25
minutes. Cook vermicelli noodles.
Rinse :ind drain in a colander.
Heat a wok, add 2 teaspoons
sesame oil, and heat until very
hot. Stir-fry scallions for about 30
seconds and then add carrots,
bean )prouts and peppers. Stir·f ry
for about 1 minute. Add cooked
vermicelli noodles and tofu with
marinade to wok. Toss gently
un1il heated. Makes 6 servings.
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