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'l1IE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA . --•
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There'll be fog on :f:J~-1
the breakfast
menu; a little
sunshine for lunch,
clouds coming for dinner and
the fog will be back with your
late night snack.
See Weather, Page A2
Tlu'sdly, AiH'I 8, 1996 I Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
. .
S~hool district· shells out bucks for sweets, jav~
I A sample of what the Newpo~-Mesa school district spent on
candy and coff ec over the past year: •
•March 7, 1994 -lifesavers fot school board -$57
• Sept. 1 S, 1994 -more lifesavers -$48.43
•Feb. 14, 1995 -more Lifesavers -$69.19 . .
• ,A.ug. 1 O, 1994 -flavored coffee for superintendent -
$42.17
•Oct. 6, 1994 -more flavored coffee -$34.78
•Marich 24, 1995 -more flavored coffee -$16.07
-S<!>urce: Newport-Mesa district inYOice
To the top
Monique Van Aalst, a sales associate with Aquarius Training
Systems, demonstrates the climbing wall at the new HI h Ad-
venture Rope Course at the Hyatt Newponer Wedn • The
._ Newport-Mesa spent neaFly $2,000 ii) the past year on
refreshments alone, including flavored · coffee, Lifesavers.
BY EVAN HBNBllSON, STAFF WIUTU.
NEWPORT-MESA -Let no-
body accuse the district trustees of
being short of candy.
After all, they go through nearly
$175 worth of Lifesavers over the
course of a year, according to
records from the district's food
services department.
The same invoice, dated April 5,
lists the purchase of $93.02 worth
of "Flavored Coffee for Superin-
tendent (Mac Bernd's oUice)"
from August 1994 to March 1995.
The bulk of the $1,779 food se r-
vice invoice is taken up by coffee,
tea, sugar, creamers, napkins and
stirrers -items placed out at
meetings for members of the pub-
lic as well as board members and
district employees, according to Fi-
nance Director Mike Fine.
While the money for coffee,
Lifesavers and other refreshments
comes out of the superintendent's
budget, next year's food and spe-
cialty coffee output will not be as .
rope course is part of a new corporate training and develop-
ment center. It is the fourth training site in Soufhern California
for Aquarius, a consulting and training firm.
substantial. Since the county filed
for Chaple~ 9 bankruptcy, both
Bernd and the trustees have re-
duced their department budgets by
as much as 50%.
Dernd, who said he does not cat
the ca nd ies, said all food nnd cof-
fee will be eliminated for next
year's budget. "It's just one of
those things that has to go in lean
times," he said. "The Lifesavers
arc not an area I've scrutinized in-
tensely up to this point."
Of the 20 items listed on the
food service invoice, only five were
purchased since the bankruptcy.
One of those purchases, however,
was for $69.19 worth of Lifes:ivers
recorded on Feb. 14.
-"Th.at rcquisiiion certainly cfid
not come across my desk," Bernd
said. "1 don't know how our stock
of Lif csavers is replenished or for
how long that expenditure will
cove r."
At each board meeting, two
rolls of Lifesavers and a pitcher of
water are laid out on the dais in
fron t of each trustee and staff
member in attendance. The trust-
ees also get a roll of scratch paper
and a couple of pencils.
"The joke is that if you have (a
Lifesaver) in your mouth, you
can't talk during the meeting,"
said Trustee Serene Stokes. "We
See DISTRICT/Pat• AtO
Newport city official
says suggestions . to
sell airport won't fly
~As the county continues
to investigate the id~a of
privatizing John Wayne
Airport, Newport leaders
remain calm observers.
BY EVAN HLNJ:;RSON, sr~rF \\'lllrU
NEWPORT DEACH -Efforts
to investigate the pos-.iblc s:ile of
John Wayne Airport have New-
port Beach officials alert but not
overly concerned, C11y Attorney
Bob Burnham said Wednesday.
"We believe there are insur·
mountable hurdles to the sale of
John Wayne Airporl to a public or
private agency," Burnham said.
"The county is in a position where
it needs to explore a lot of options
and we understand what's going
on."
County CEO William Popejoy
has directed airport administrators
to circulate a request for qualifica·
tions for the sale of the airport to
potential buyers. The airport com-
mission will discuss the potential
for the airport sale at a special
Monday meeting and the county
Doard of Supervisors ''ill re' icw
the document on April 18.
A few wecl..s ago. aho at Pope-
joy's direction, Airport Director
Jan Mittcrmcier a!l!)Cmblcd nn air-
port task forc..c to determine wa)s
in which the :mport could contrib-
ute revenue to the county general
fund. The task force was in·
stru cted to consider all rcvenuc-
gcnerating potential -from rais-
ing costs of sci'\ ice to selling thr.
airport.
Uut C\'CO if both the airport
commi!>sion and the Board of Su-
pervisors apprO\e the concept, a
s.ile is unltkelv unless a bu\ er c:rn
figure out ho~" to use airport rev-
enues on something other than
a1rport-rclatcd projects. Federal
regulations prohibit those funds
from being ta\..en outside the air-
port.
Revenues will not be the only
issue potential buyers will be
forced to confront. Airline carriers
will likely protest a sale, Durnham
said, since it could mean higher
landing fees if the airport became
private. Patrons and conces-
sionaires and anybody who uses
the airport would feel the effects
of a transfer, according to Burn-
ham.
"This has all been paid for by
the private sector," Burnham said.
"If you transfer a facility, you re-
quire the air traveling public to
p:.iy again. There would still be a
need to gi\'e the new purchaser
re,enue for the acquisition."
Any interested buyer will be
forced to \\Ork through :i lengthy
document th:it a!)ks ho" the buyer
intends to O\'ercome the numerous
regulations to make a sale feasible
and attractive, :in airport spol..cs-
See AIRPORT/Pa1e A6
Questions continue to surround Upper Castaways park plan
..,. As new design is set to go before Newport council, an
old problem remains, numerous concerns from residents .
BY Ev AN HENElUON, STAtP Wann
NEWPORT BEACH -A new
design for Upper Castaways re·
turns to the Newport Beach City
Council Monday with several
loominJ questions about the loca·
lion for parking and access to the
property ..
The city's Parks, Beaches and
Recreation Commission believes
that parking for the view park
should be located off 16th Street
on property th at currently oelongs
to the Newport Harbor Luther:in
Church. If that plan goes through,
the city would provide church
parking at another location on the
site.
Another concern voiced by resi·
dents, environmentalists and coun-
cil members involves grading along
a trail leading from the corner of
Cliff and Dover drives up a hill to
th e Upper Castaways site. The city
had considered asking The Irvine
Co. to grnde th e trail while doing
preliminary grading for its 119-unit
housing development.
But residents and commission
members said the grading would
drastically change the shape of the
hillside and should not take place.
Several residents said they would
prefer the current trail -which
long ago led to a bluff top restau-
rant.
"It seems to be the whole driv·
ing force behind the view park,"
Cliff Have n homeowner John Stur-
gess said of the grading. "That
grading docs not need to take
Substation survives thanks to· seniors
Local retirees devote time to take care of basic duties at the Costa Mesa
West Side police station, but more volunteers are needed
·By C.U.OLYW Mu.LB&., SrA" Wann
I rv Baraer, 70, has gained a
Clearer understanding of
police officers' duties since he
joined the volunteer staff at the
<::osta Meta West Side substation
nine months qo.
.. You aain a areat de:il or
respect for polic. officers,
~ially In a f'ide.alon1 when you
1ee nat they do ... It'• a touah
job," he said, addlna that even
vintal' stereotypos haw
disappeared.
••1w been htre nine months
and I haven't had a douahnut; 1ct
you always hear that comment:
'Doughnuts, douahnuts,
douJhnuls.' "
The city shut down the
substation in 1993 because of
budaet constraints, but w~ able to
re-o~n it last June, thanks to help
from 10 senior cil~en volunteers
liltc Baracr.
Mott of the vOluntcers wanted
to keep busy in their aotdcn years
with lntercstina volunteer work,
not just "1tuffing envelopes" or
other mundane tasks. they said arc .
offered at many senior volunteer
jobS.
"This Is different bcc:auso every
day you arc doing something
diff crent," Borger ~Id. "I feel like
I'm really malting a contribution:•
At 8 a.m. Monday throu1h
Friday, the anti~uated station at
561 W. 18th St. as perking not only
with fresh-brewed roffee, but with
friendly volunteers chatting and
jokina with the ofrteers, cleanina
the patrol bikes and an werina tho
phones.
As tho day mature , the
volunteers may take fin,erprints,
patrol the nei&hborhood for \
araffitl, check apartment k>ck
-boxes and writ• repons -tasks
lfflUUTAftO~A·
place."
Various elements of the Cast-
aways design have come under
scrutiny for nearly five yea rs. Al·
though the city signed off on The
Irvine Co.'s housing tract map in
November, residents have contin-
ued to debate the configuration of
city-owned recreation space, park-
ing and trails.
A proposal to pu~park space on
both the Upper and Lowe r OlSl-
aways sites was so unpopulnr wi1h
residents that The Irvine Co. with·
drew the plan and elected to pro-
ceed wi\h the approved design.
Since then, the city hos ns·
'·
scmblcd community groups to de-
termine a preferable design for
the view park. Councilwoman
Norma Glover, whose district in·
eludes the Castaways, has also
held meetings with several local
homeowners associations.
"This is probably the last time
this side of the city is going to get
land dedicated and 1 really felt it
should be a special thing," s:iid
Glover. "We've spent hours on
this ond I hope the community is
pleased "ith what we come up
with."
At its Tuesday mec1ing, the
he CAITAWAYl/P•1• M
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa DaJly Piiot • Thursday, April 6, 1995
Assistance League
tllrltt shop oHeN
French raclr sale
1 T HE ASSISTANCE
· LEAGUE'S spring "French
rack" sale runs 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. today at the Assistance
League of Newport Mesa's Thrift
Shop at 2220 Fairview Road,
C.OSta Mesa (645-5536).
"The Las Reina's Auxiliary of
the Lcngue will offer a wonderful
selection of better dresses, quality
sportsWenr, formnls and cruise •
wear featuring designer labels such
Best
Buys
as St. John,
Nippon nnd
Anne Klein,"
says John Holmes
of the thrift shop.
All monies
earned benefit
local children
through the
Dental Care
Center, the Day
Care Center,
Operation School
Bell and Kids on
the Block.
0
LAURA CANO
OF Beach Boutique is offering
Dest Buy readers a $5 discount on
purchases of bikinis or one-piece
J
•bathing suits. IC you bring a friend,
, Cano will give an addition $3 off,
f · and a complimentary portrait - a f • •gift Crom Beach Boutique and Blue
1 Cotton Photography.
I Deach Boutique spcci:ilizes in
"mix and match bikinis" for f J?Crfect-fit bikinis. There's also a
l' selection of sportswear, T-shirts
and accessories. 1
1
Cano claims she's got suits that
· can add cleavage and control
j
' tummy problems, and she can help
you find a suit that can add or
subtract 5 to 20 visual pounds. l And, for plus-size women, Cano ! says there's the same young bright 1 fashionable styles and colors that
I are available in smnll sizes, and
1 .. anyone can wear a bikini if you · ! know how to select the right one."
I Beach Boutique (723-0533) is at
2820 Newport Dlvd., in Newport
Dench.
0
THE ITALIAN GIFT Market at
302 Marine Avenue on .Balboa
Island (673-2025) has discounted
all merchandise 30%, through
April 30. 0
JAEGER INTERNATIONAL
(549-870'.3), located on the second
level of South Coast Plaza near
Saks Fifth Avenue, has launched n
new collection of clothing, Jaeger
London.
The collection is designed to be
more youthful, with shorter length
skirts, natural fibers and neutrals
shades. For price-conscious
shoppers, the new collection is
comparable to the classic Jaeger
collection. 0
AZTEC EXPRESS AND Aztec to
Atlantis are having spring sales,
with furniture and :iccessories
discounted up to 40%.
Aztec Express (548-9007) is at
1545 Newport Dlvd., in Cost:i
Mesa, and Aztec to Atlantis
(644-1450) is located at Fashion
Island.
0
CARPET DEPOT (722-9642) at
1998 Harbor Dlvd., in Costa Mesa,
is having a sale on its entire
inventory at up to 75% off.
Carpet Depot also has all types
of floors, including vinyl, wood,
marble and tile.
Dest Buys appcnrs
Tllursdays and Saturdnys.
Wbet/Jcr you're a merchant or a
shopper, if you know of D good
buy, call me at 540-1224, (IJX me DI
646-4170 or write lo me: Best
Buys, D111/y Pilot, 330 lV. BDy St.,
Costa Mesa, CtJ/Jl 92627.
LOCALS ONLY
CITY EDITOR IRIS YOKOJ, 574-4233
VOLKING
Lincoln Elementary students try not to
crack up during project to see .if they
could package · an egg to survive being
dropped from the school's roof
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Students from Lincoln Elementary in Corona del Mar watch as fourth and fifth graders drop containers with eggs from the
roof as part of a science project. Above, some of the 180 eggs dropped didn't survive the fall ..
Bv STORY BY R. JOHN FoRSTR.OM
l'HOTOS BY MAile MARTIN, DAILY !'nor
U nfonunately, Humpty Dumpty
didn't have the ingenuity of Abra-
h:im Lincoln Elementary students
on his side when he took his legendary fall
years ago.
About 180 fourth-and fifth-grade stu-
dents at the Corona dcl Mar school went
to great lengths Wednesday morning to
keep an egg from breaking during the third
annual "Humpty Dumpty Dny" egg drop
event at Lincoln.
As part of their math problem of the
week, the students were givel\ the assign-
ment of designing a package no larger than
7 inches in diameter that would allow a
raw egg to survive a drop Crom atop a Lin-
coln classroom.
The students then used principles of
mathematics -specifically statistics -lo
estimate the percentage of successful
drops.
"This morning we estimated the survival
rate with fractions," said Ellyn Olander, a
fourth and fifth grade teache r at the
school. "They took into conlliderat.ion the
packaging and survival rates from past
years. Now we can compare actual statistics
with the estimates."
The atmosphere was more like a fe stiv:il
thnn the teacher-described "math project."
Students laughed and cheered os Tim
Waller, the school custodian, and Frank
Carpenter, a father of one of the students,
dropped shoes, Tupperware containers,
balls and other containers one by one -
some meeting the asphalt with a loud
"splat."
And as the packages were dropped, stu-
dents buzzed about quizzing each other on
the condition of his or her egg. A teacher
recorded the results with a slash in the
Some of the containers for the egg
drop included Tupperware, newspaper
and a shoe.
"survived" or "did not survive" column on
a large pad of paper.
At the end of the count, 92 eggs made it
intact; 34 didn't. -.
One of the students whose egg did not
bre:ik -fourth grader Tim Strack -cre-
ated a package that Principal Dr6ce Crock-
ard took notice of, describing it as "one of
POLICE FILES
the most un11sual ones."
Strack explained the theory behind his
creation: a box packed with cream-filled
Twinkics snack cakes.
"I knew if it (the padding) was too soft,
the egg would sink to the bottom and
break. If it was too hard, the inside would
break it," said the imaginative 10-ye:ir-old.
"I knew that Twinkies were soft but a little
stiff, so the egg wouldn't sink to the bot·
tom and break."
Some of the other Lincoln students
wercn'l as fortunate.
When Jacqueline Deckers' sponge-
encased egg did not survive the fall, she re-
sponded, "l don't know why it broke. It
smelled when I brought it to school. I
wrapped it ... 1 don't think it had enough
padding."
At one point, some of the students
caught up in the competitive nature of the
contest cheered for the eggs to break. Dul
even with some students rooting against
her, fo~rader Becky Cummins knew
that she had taken the appropriate mea·
sures to ensure her success.
"I teamed up with Angela Anido and we
put some small marshmallows and some
stuff like when you're packing trophies,"
Decky said. "We dropped it off a balcony
twice before and it didn't break. l fc1t
happy when everyone was yelling it wa s
going to break and it didn't. "
NIWPORT HACH
500 block o( Bayview; A visitor from
Sweden stayinii al 11 local hotel set his
suitcase on a lobby chair, went to make a
phone call a few feet away, but five
minutes later when he went to retrieve
his suitcase it was gone. An unknown
li"-~(#ith S2,380 worth or goods, got including 18 karat gold monogrammed
cuff links, a SI ,400 Dutch airline ticket
and his passport.
Never open your door without knowing who is on the other side. Also consider
calling their business office to confirm the
appointment.
TIPS or THI DAY
•Install :i peephole viewer in your door.
WEATHIR
• A scream heard anywhere may mean
robbery or rape. Be observant and notify
police.
-courtesy Newport Beach police
IURf RIPORT Dena Bowles
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Stm Marlllt, MaM1l111 Edi1or
Iris \'~ C'!ly £di1or
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Our addrcsa ls JJO W. Day S1.,
Cosca Men. CA 92627.
ro MAKI A CORRICTION
It4's the Pilot's policy to prompcly
correct all errors of subsun.:c.
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afternoon, 2 foot
wind waves, 3 foot westerly awell.
Clouds and fog
returning to lhe
coast tonlgM. ·
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A slow pickup In wave activity this week along
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P;icif'ic.
TeddY bear
program gets .
boost from ·
EXchanue Club
The Exchan$e Club of Orange
Const is donating teddy bears to the
Orange County Sherifrs Department
to be given to children whO are
victims of abuse or trauma.
Police officers will keep the bears
on hand to use as an "icebreaker" .
when they encounter childr~n. The
stuffed animals can help build trust
and encourage children to open up to
an adult or officer trying to help,
authorities said.
"lt makes it easier for the child
and in turn makes it easier for the
adult involved, like a deputy, to deal
with it and focus on other things,"
Sherifrs Lt. Orville King said. "You
may have a child with something to
say and with this, th~y ~ay warm up
and become responsive.
The non-profit Exchange Club is
participating in the teddy bear
project, known nationally as ','Sir
Care-a-Lot," as part of a national
child abuse prevention program. The
president of the Orange Coast
chapter, Shirley Kohlmeier, hopes
other clubs in the county will follow
their lead and donate the bears.
"An abused child might say,
'Here's this adult giving me a bear,
they must be OK,' " Kohlmeier said.
"When they have a bear to give this
child, it helps them to have
something to hold onto."
The Exchange Club will present
the bears to local officers at 12:15
p.m. Wednesday at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club, located at
1601 Bayside Or., Corona del Mar.
Call 582-1877 for more
information.
-By Carolyn Miller
Soup kitchen
needs donations
for Easter least
The Someone Cares Soup Kitchen
is seeking donations for its annual
Easter feast and egg hunt on April
14, Crom 1 to 4 p.m. at the Rea
Community Center.
The kitchen's volunteers still need
hams and canned foods for the
dinner, as well as volunteers to help
out with serving duties
The meal will also fea ture fish, in
observance of Good Friday. The
group expects to feed about 700
people -many of whom will be
children.
Everyone who attends will receive
an Easter basket stuffed with jelly
beans, candy and one hard-boiled
egg.
As in previous years, the festivities
will begin with an appearance from
the Easter bunny. Hatleberg said she
would like to take photos of the
children with the famous rabbit, but
she said the group doesn't have
enough money to purchase the
Polaroid 600 film for the camera.
Food, money or film donations may
be sent to the Soup Kitchen's
hendquarters at 661 Hamilton St.,
CQsta Mesa, 92627.
Casey Hogan
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CorrectlOn
Due 10 incorrect informat ion provided to the
Daily Pilot, four photographs were misidentified
Wednesday in the story about the seniors rrom
Newport Hurbor and Coron• del Mar hip
schools who were t-.onored by the Newpon
Harbor Arca Chamber or Commerce at the
annual Scholarship Awards Drc1kC111. 'l'he corl'C(t
ldentiricatlons appear above.
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
IRllfLY •I
Donations, volunteers sought tor Easter project
Cl'bCtcrs' Corner nnd Tea
Room in Newport Beach needs
donations of candy and plastic
eggs, as well as volpntecrs to
join in creating special Easter
gift baskets that wifl be distrib-
uted to 150 needy children
throughout Orange County.
The group of cran makers,
ranging in ages from 40 to 93,
will create and assemble bas-
kets from JO a.m. to 2 p.m.
Monday. Donations may ·be
dropped off at the store any
dlly, except Sunday. between 10
a.m. nnd 5 p.m. The fin ished
baskets wilJ then be distributed
to children through the St. Vin-
cent de Paul Society, battered
women's homes and other local
charities.
Crafters' Corner and Tea ·
Room is located at 400 West-
minster Ave., Newport Beach.
Fot more information, call 650-
5223.
Rve elected to DCC stude.nts trustees board
Five students were elected to
Orange Coast College's
Associated Students Board of
Trustees fot the 1995-96 school
year.
Students elected were
Christopher Gruwell of
Newport Beach, Scoll Murphy
and Scott McCarthy of
Huntington Beach, Wendy
Marie Montano of Garden
Grove and Sarah Nolan of
Fountain V.alley.
The newly-elected trustees
will take office May 8. They
will serve on the board which
governs OCC's Associated ·
St udents by determining
general policy for campus clubs
and organizations. The trustees
appoint a student body
president and meet weekly
throughout the year.
Beach clean-up proJect set tor Saturday
A beach clean-up at Balboa
Pier is being sponsored
Saturday by Green House
Productions, a photography and
talent management company in
Newport Dench.
Everyone is invited to
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CUTI1NG REMARKS
It is ironic to note that Americans
~ increasingly turned to su~ry fOf
ttie treatment of lo.ver-baclc pain since
the late 1970's, but evidence exists
that there is less reason for doing so.
AccOfding to a report r~ently pub-
lished in ~ journal Spme, Amencans
undergo back surgery 40% more; often
than citizens in other developed
countries. Yet, a new study conducted
at Hoos Memorial Hospital in Newport
Beach, California raises the question
~r disc abnormalities (the fore-
most reason for surgery) are even the
cause of back pain. Researchers found
that 52% of 98 patients with no history
of lower-back pain had abnormally
protruding discs. This fact led
reseMchers to conclude that disc sur-
gery mey oftel') be unnecessary.
If you suffer from chronic back or
neck pain we suggest you try chiro-
practic care first. \Y/hat have you got to
Jose? We believe there is a better wl!Y
than living on pills and having back
surgery. Chirop<actte med1cme 1s a
highly effective and recognized
method of health care Wt. are current-
ly accepting new patients and wel·
come your call at 631-5664 to sched-
ule an appointment. We're; located at
2013 Newport Blvd., Mon-Fri B 3C>am-
7pm, Sat 8-ooon.
P.S. Before considering surgery, by
relatiYely conservative chiropractic treatment for back pain first.
participate in the clean-up,
which begins at 10:30 a.m. Free
trash bags and drinks will be
provided courtesy of
McDonald's and Orange Julius.
For more information, c~ll
723-5357.
REAL ESTATE
ADVISOR
DISCLOSE! DISCLOSE!
DISCLOSE!
You just l1SCed your home m Coaslal Orange County for sale and
you withheld a few "little" problems
from the Realtor ... the family room
leaks, but only when 1c rams, lhe
outlet tn the back bedroom won't
spark unless something is plugged in,
and there is a stain on the oak floor
in the living room which 1s covered
with a rug. It ts a mistake co think that your
home will sell more quickly by concea!tt1t; the l1ule (or not so lirtle)
defect:.. The:.e seemingly small ttems
can cscalace into ma1or issues which
can chrearen a sale, and possibly result 1r lttiga11on. Stace leg1slacures
and courts all over the country have
passed laws regarding concealing
defects from an ab'Cnt or huyer. The
essenc_e of these laws
is ... DISCLOSE! If something in your home is not working properly or
needs to be repaired, fix 1c or make
sure that your agenr discloses 1t 10 the prospective buyers. The court
will probably noc be understanding ... or forg1ving ... 1f you
claim ignorance about a problem.
especially if you have lived m the
house. For professional advice on buv.mg
or sellmg real estate1 consult with
me, Barbara Amstaeltcr, the ... 1
Selling Agent at Prudential
California Realty and the Prcs1dem of the Newport-Mesa Association of
Realtors,
(714) 729-7208.
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Thursday. April 6. 1995 Al
April 1: A day that will live in infamy
· F or most people, April
Fool's Day is just that: a
day. One day out of 365.
You pick up the Daily Pilot
datecJ April 1, 1995, you read the
lead story about the bridge from
the tip of Balboa Peninsula to
Corona del Mar, you have a cow
and it's over.
On the
Coast
Dut 1 know a
columnist
whose April
Fool's Day
lasted the
entire weekend
and ovcrOowcd
into the
followillg week
(when he dill
his l(lJ(CS).
I had ..Jo
planned
showing the
Fred Column
Oag al a
number of activities Saturday
and Sunday. Out of four events,
I managed 10 get one right.
Take this banquet Sunday
evening. 1 arrived at the right
place at the right time. Dut the
chap who invited me w:i)n't
there. Not knowing another :.oul
in the place, I baile<l out after 45
minutes of lu1 king arouml tr) ing
to be inconspicuous.
As it turned out, my host had
his own series of mini culamities
and we arc still friends. Out at
the time, I fell rather April
foolish.
Saturday afternoon, l almost
got it right. I wanted to see the
debut of the new jackets 1 gave
to Estancia's music program last
month. Maestro Linda
Messenger told me Estancia's
jazz combo would be competing
in Fullerton College's annupl
jau festival Saturday. "We'll be
in the Little Theater at 3:55,"
she said.
1 arrived on campus with just
seconds to spare, but found the
music-drama building right away.
There were jazz groups
performing all over the place. By
wandering through an unmarked
door, I even managed to catch
one from backstage in a big
tbeater. They were all good, but
· 1 didn't recognize the threads.
Outside in a courtyard
hundreds of young musicians
milled around as a five-piece
combo played some fine riffs.
Behind them we re what looked
to be some offici:il notices taped
10 a brick wall.
On the eighth sheet I found
the listing for Estancia. They ·
were to play al 3:55, check. In
the Lillie Theater, check. Al
FU! IS. r:'Ul IS? Unchcck. 1 asked
a !au standing ne.\t to me,
trumpet in hand, if he knew
what the tellers r:'UHS meant.
"13eats me, I'm from
Riverside," he said. "But it's
probably .Fullerton Union High
School."
"Oh," I said. "Of course."
Linda and the Estancia band
found out the hard way, too.
Adding insult, their performance
was delayed more than half an
hour. It was so late, she still
hasn't found out how her group
did in the competition.
By the time 1 had everything
sorted out, it was 5 p.m. and the
columnist had already missed the
kickoff of his next stop, the Bob
Henry Cop Bowl. There were
about IO minutes left in the first
half at Davidson Field in the
titanic struggle betwe~n the
Orange County Police All Stars
and the Los Angeles Police All
Stars.
Orange County won 21-6, but
it hardly matte~ed. 11\.e reason
these guys were out there was
Dob Henry, the Newport Deach
officer who lies in a coma al
Hoag.
T here were about half a
dozen Newport policemen
on the field, but the stands were
filled with local fuzz, their wives,
ki ds and friends. Plus ordinary
folk who came because they
wanted to do something for Dob
Henry and his family.
Though the football game was
fun to watch, you couldn't get far
away from the real reason
everybody was there. It was the
only game I've ever been 10
"AFVIL
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where l snt behind a guy who
hod a pair or handcuffs dangling.
from the back of his belt.
The cop wore a T-shirt with a
huge replica of n Newport police·
badge frnming Bob Henry's face.
A face that looked right al you.
On the way out, l stopped at
1he booth where they were •
selling the T-shirts and those
blue bracelets. Duying a few
shirts and a bracelet seemed the
least I could do.
This weekend, 20 off-duty
Newport Beach officers will join
some tooo other cops from all
over the west in a IW-mile relay
race across the Mojave Crom
Baker to Las Vegas. It is yet
.another way his brother officers
arc raisif18 fvods for Bob Henry's
long journey back. ·
And wouldn't you know:
Slimeball con artists are using
the high public concern about
Henry to misc f):!nds for
themselves. It's a scum if you get
a solicitation that involves
making donations to anything
other than the Dob Henry Fund,
c/o Sgt. Andy Gonis, NDPD, 870
Santa Darb:ira Drive, Newport
IJcach.
And if you don't get a
solicitation, send something
anyway.
Fred Martin's column runs
every Thursday and Saturday.
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A4 Thursday, April 8, 1995 Newport eeach/Coata Mesa Dally Pil~
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Approval or freeway Improvements eoncerns residents · AIOUNDTOWN
~ Endorsement of funding agreement brings fears of
increased surface street traffic, noise .
BY TlNA BOllOATTA, SrA" Warn.a
COST A MESA -The City
Council's approvtll of a funding
agreement for improvements on
the intersection of the San Diego
and Corona del Mar freeways
has caused somewhat of a panic
among some Costa Mesa resi-
dents who fear the finished prod-
uct will only result in more traf-
fic on city streets nnd more noise
for nearby residents.
"I've received about 30 calls
on this," said Nancy Palme, a
Mesa Verde resident who asked
council members to hold off on
their decision during Monday
night's City Council meeting.
"ThC people who live at the
north end of Costa Mesa are get·
ting crucified by these projects.
The 405 (San Diego) freewoy
was just widened about five years
ago, and now they want to widen
it again.
"Some of these people live just
a few feet away from the free-
way, and there's no way you can
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get away from the noise and the
dust."
What some residents arc most
concerned about is a proposed
layout that would connect the
Corona del Mar (73) Freeway
with the Orange (57) Freeway.
That plan calls for an "elevated"
extension road that would run
paraJlel to a portion of the San
Diego freeway before joining
with the Corona del Mar Free-
way.
"Just imagine having the 405
behind your house and t~en an
elevated (roadway) on top of
that," Palme said.
But, council members arc
quick to point out that final
plans for the projects have yet to
be adopted. Before that can hap-
pen, an environmental impact re-
view must be completed. Resi-
dents will have an opportunity to
address their concerns at that
time.
A funding agreemen t will
allow that review process to
begin. The memorandum of un-·
~t At 1-VU V s g • BUY Ii SELL USED CLOTHES,
TOYS & ACCEBOAIES, ETC.
2584 Newport Btvd. (at Del Mar)
eo.u ,.... (7141 831·7383 .
dcrstnndinJ outlines the financial
responsibilities of all the agen-
cies aff ectcd by the improvement
project -Costa Mesn, Newport
Beach, Caltrans, the Or:ingc
County Trnnsportation Author-
ity, the Transportation Corridor
Agencies and the National T.oll
Road Authority.
"We can't hold off on this any-
more," Mayor Joe Erickson said
Wednesday. "The (memoran-
dum) was npproved .so that we
can begin the environmental doc-
umel'ltation. And in order to
safeguard our city, all that en-
vironmental review work needs
to be done."
Council members. say the im-
provements will be necessary to
accommodate for an anticipated
incrc:ise in traffic resulting from,
ampng other things,. the San Joa-
quin Hills · toU ·road project,
which is scheduled for comple-
tion in March of 1997.
"There is a misunderstanding
that this (improvement project)
is a very bad thing,'' Councilman
Peter Buffa said Wednesday.
"The situation on the 405 is
unbearable now. Those im-
provements are long, long over-·
due. And a good number of
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these improvements have nothing
to do with the toll road."
The proposed improvements
listed in the ngrcement include:
• Lane additions along the Co-
rona del Mar Freeway and on
portions of the San Diego Free-
way between the Corona del Mar
Freeway nnd Harbor Doulevard.
•Construction of a new con-
nector from the northbound Co-
rona del Mar Freeway to the
southbound Costa Mesa Free-
way.
• Construction of "braided"
freeway ramps at Harbor Boule-
vard and Fairview Road.
Duff a said the lane additions
along the San Diego Freeway
will be accomplished by reconfig·
uring roadway shoulders and me-
dians as well as re-striping. The
rictual width of the freeway wilt
not change.
"That's not to say the (Or-
ange) Freeway people won't say,
'Let's just push this into Costa
Mesa,' " Buff a said. "Dut the city
has said a number of times
through resolutions that we will
not support any construction
south of the 405 (as it exists
now)."
Celebrating
OurSOth
Anniversary!
l'-&&ellence itz photograp/Jy
TODAY
NAVINTION CUii
Orange Coast College is orrerina an
eight-part navigation course from 7 to
10 p.m. in OCC's Sailing Center in
Newport Beach, 1801 W. Pacific Cout
Highway. Registration fee is S68. For
more information call 645-9412.
WNAT*I YOUa ITOltYt
The public is invited fo ''Everybody
llns A Story" o free presenuuion by
local nuthor 1Nancy Robison, followed
by a tea .nt the Corona del Mar ~ranch
Libr:iry. The program, which begins ot
3 p.m., will focus on how all life
experiences -including travel,
childhood trials and triumphs ond
family rel:itionships -con enhance a
writer's story. Oetnils, 644·3135. ..
NIWPOaT JAYCIU SPalNO PAJtTt
The Newport Jaycees will their an~unl
SprinJ Shindii nt 6:30 p.m. at Dcnant
&. t>i:tmonds (Huntington Beach ot
Beach :ind 405 Freeway). for
reservations or more information, call
836-4110. .
aooST YOUll MONIY
"Mngie of a Mig}lty Memory," Is the
title of a free evening program
planned for 7 p.m. in the Friends'
Meeting Room of the Newport Beach
Central Library. Detail~, 717-3800.
FRIDAY
TOY DHIONlll TO APPl.Aa
Phebe Phillips, designer of the
{THE OTHER ONE MUST NQ LIKED . CHERRY.}
handcrafted plush toy ani~ls, Will
make an appearance at Ncaman
Marcus. Jn Fashion bland, to sign her
trademarlc leather paws. from 11 a.m.
to 4 p.m., in the Children••
Oep:utmcnt. petailJ, cnll 759·1900,
~t. 2332.
SAtUaDAY
UllD aooK IALI
Friends of Costa Mcso Libraries will
hold o used book sale at the Co$ta
Mesa Downtown Library, 1855 Park •
Ave., from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Hardcovers
ond tr:ido popcrbocks nre $1, rcgulllr
paperbacks ond records arc SO eenu
and chi ldren's books and magazines
ore 25 cents eoeh.
llUMMAOI IALI
I lousehold items and furnituJe will be
sold at a rummage sate to benefit the
Project STOP g:ing prevention
prasram at Estancia and Costa Mesa
High Schools. Sale will be held at
Wilson Elementaty School (comer of
W1lson and Placentia) form 8 a.nr. to 3
p.m. Donations or items and clothes
arc welcom~; for pick up of ite~s, call
Ma rio Gt1rc1a at 642-1337 by Fnday.
COLLIOI IXAMf
A three·part workshop on SAT~SA Tl
ACT preparation will be held from 9
a.m. to 1 p.m. in Room 108 of Orange
Coast College's Business•Educ.ation
Building. Classes continue on April 22
nod 29. Registration fee is $120 in
11dvoncc, $130 at the door. For more
information, call 432·5880.
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PLANNIN• YOUR lnATI
Lcpl Options, 3901 M::icArthur Blvd.,
Suate 200, Newport Beach, will
sponsor a lecture titled, "Protect Your
A~ets'.' 111 10 ::i:m. Attorney Debro
Grima1ln will discuss how wills living
trusts, charitable donations and other
true reduction strategics preserved the
value. o~ an _estate nod avoids probate. Adln1ss1~n is free, seating is limited:
Reservations, 252-541 l.
1'WILD AND Cll&D' TACO TNUUDAY''
Orange County celebrity chefs -including
Michael Kang, Alan Greeley and Pascal
Olhats -serve their own wacky versions of
tacos 6 to 8 p.m. today to benefit Share Our
Selves' OrangeAid Kitchen. The entire SOS
facility at 1550 Superior Ave., Costa Mesa,
will be nvallable for touring during the
r~stivitics. Tickets arc $25 at the door. Call
721-9489 for more information.
Dr. Edward Taub
will present "The
Wellness Rx"
seminar from 10
a.m. to noon nt the
Red Lion Hotel,
30SO Bristol St.,
Costn Mesa. Taub
will discuss his
seven-step program
to rndinnt health
professor Thomas Gilovlch will spe:ik
on "Mysterious Coincidences in
Everytl:iy Life" :it 7 p.m. at the Center
Oub, 650 Town Center Drive, Cos1:i
Mcso. For more lnformntion, cull
Darryl Geddes at (<>07) 25S·973S.
MONDAY
IPAHllN fOR CRUIHU
A Spnnish language course' for sailors
planning to cruise Mexico and Lntin
America begins nt Orange Const
College's Sailing Cente r in Newport
Beach, from 7 to 9 p.m. The clnss will
continue to meet Mondnys th(ough
Mny 22. Registration fee is $68. Call
432-S880 for more inform:11ion.
TAX AllllfANCI
A free Volunteer Income Tax
Assistance Program for low-income
handicapped or non-English spcaki~g
taxpayers will be held from 9 a.m. to
noon in Room 104 of Or:inge Coast
College's Business Education Building.
Attendees need to brin~: The current
federal tax packa&e mailed out by the
~RS, wage and earnings statcm~nts,
interest statements, receipts for child
care and other deductible expenses
nlong with a copy of last year's tax '
return. Details, 643-4060.
OAJtDIN IHOW
Crystal Court of South Coast Plaza is
hosting its sixth annual garden show
fro,m 10 a.m. lo 6 p.m. Scheduled
ac\ivitics include lips for shade
gardening, noral arrangements wi1h
backyard blooms and growing orchids.
Activi ties continue through Sunduy,
from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Also fca1ured
each day arc exhibits from more 1han
50 garden clubs, societies und
nurseries. Admission is free. For a list
or scheduled events, call 435-2167.
TAXIS AND YOUR INYUTMINTI
That's thi: name of a seminar being
held at Barnes & Noble, 1870 1 lacbor
Blvd. (Triangle Square) from 2 to 4
p.m. Featured speakers ue Smith
Barney financial consult:ints
specializjng in tat-advanti\gcd
investing. Details, 9S5· 7504;-
GLASS HADMAKINO WORKSHOP
A workshop teaching adv:inced glass
bend design is scheduled from 9 a.m.
to noon in Room 101 of Orange Coast
College's Art Center. Registration fee
is S50 and a $7 material fee is payable
in class. Details, 432-S880.
AIKIDO CLASS OfFIRID
Orange Coast College is offering an
aikido workshop from 11 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. in its Aerobics Rooin.
Registration fee is $24. Details,
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and energy. Cost is
SIS per person. For
more informa1ion or
reservations, cnll (800) 336-1939.
fAMILIU ON COUUI
A 7-stcp if!tervcntion and mediation
program for families is scheduled from
9 to 11 a.m. at the Costa Mesa
Community Center, 1845 Park Ave.
The program will focus on ways of
communicating with ;my out-of-control
family dispute, anger and general
family disharmony. Cost is SS for
adults, $3 for kids 13·18. Parents do
not have to be present. Details,
SS6·8000.
MIDITATION WORKSHOP
Natural Path Medicine meditation will
be discussed in a free open house
from I lo 3 p.m. in the Costa Mcs:i
Public Library, 185S Park Ave. For
more information. call 646·8845.
MYITHIOUS COINCIDINCIS
Cornell University psychology
SWIM PROGRAM
Classes begin for the Spring
Icebreaker Swim Lesson Program for 4
through 16 year olds, al the Newport
I !arbor High School pool, 600 Irvine
Ave. Ci.>sscs arc kheduled every hour
through Friday, April 14, from 11 a.m.
to 2 p.m. For more information, call
Todd Alvarez at 644-31Sl.
TUESDAY
AnH SCHOOL ACTIVITIH
Children in first through fifth grades
arc invited lo preregister for "Kids'
Stuff, Talcs Tall & Small," 11 free after
school act ivity series planned for 3:30
p.m. al the Corona dc l Mar Libr:iry. A
special American Girl Tea Party is
planned for this day's pro~ram.
Children arc invited to bring a favorite
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Newport-Santn Ana Lcg:il Se«etatlcs
Association dinner mcctina at the
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Arts, Costn Mesa. Networking begins
at 5:30 p.m. Cost is Sl6.SO for
members; $19 for non-members.
Reservation deadline i! April 10. Call
752-8800 for more information.
The Lido Isle Women's Oub welcomes
featured speaker, Dr. I lolly A. Gahn
of the Vi111lity Center ot their meeting
at 11:30 a.m. :It the Lido Isle Club,
701 Via Lido Sud, Newport Beach.
Iler topic will be "Looking Younger
with Fncial Toning and Nutrition." •
Rcscrv:11ions/inform:it.ion, 67S· 77SS.
BUllNUI MllTINO THURSDAY, APRIL 13 The American Business Women's
Association will meet al 6 p.m. at the
Countryside Inn, 325 Bristol, Costa
Mesa. Featured speaker will be Mnrla
Silva, who will help entrepreneurs.and
businesses lO project their image and
message in creative, tasteful and fun
ways. Cost is $20. Fot reservations or
more information, call 669-5400.
WHAT THI HICK U A KIA?
Find out at the monthly dinner
meeting of the Orange County
American Mnrkcting Association at
Scotts Seafood Restaurant, 3300
Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Registration
and networking begins at S:30 p.m.
For more informalion, call 934-8262.
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This will be the topic of speaker Lucia
De Garcia at the monthly luncheon
meeting of South CoaM Business and
Professional Women al El Torito Grill,
633 South Anion, Costa Mes:i.
Networking begins at 11 :30 a.m. Cost
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said Costa Mesa Police Officer
Darell Freeman, the only p:iid
staff member at the station. "The
volunteers totally run it ..• they
arc a sharp group of people."
With dust rag in h:ind, Ann
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since she started volunteering here
CASTAWAYS
fre• P•1• A1
Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Commission considered five con-
cept designs for the view park..
The commission selected an op-
tion calling for a shared parking
agreement with the church. They
also said that the Cliff/Dover trail
should remain ungraded.
But that part of the design
could be problematic if the city
hopes to implement sidewalk im-
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Jut month.
Although the 5S-year·old said
she likes keeping the office clean,
that chore pates in comparison to
a recent assignment or patrolling
the West Side streets with an
officer.
"I took a ride-along with Officer
(John) Gates which was exciting,
because he doesn't speak Spanish
and I do, so I was able to help
in\erpret during a rent dispute,"
' said Bryant, who was one of the
first three female volunteers to
join the staff. "I didn't just ride
along, I was needed."
cording to Public Works Director
Don Webb. It would also prevent
emergency vehicles from reaching
the site from the Cliff/Dover inter-
section, forcing the city to create
another ro\,lte to the passive park.
Timing is also a factor. The Ir-
vine Co. hopes to get· final ap-
proval from the state Coastal
Commission on April 12, while the
City Council will consider its de-
sign April 10. If the city docs not
want The Irvine Co. to grade the
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a design change before April 10.
That should not be a problet
said Councilwoman Jean w;.
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m festival moVing to . Newport Beach
Event, which debuted
a!t year in Irvine, will be
eld Mother's Day weekend
t Hyatt Newporter.
NEWPORT BEACH -A year
ftcr its rain-soaked, critically
acclaimed deb u t in Irvine, the
outhern California Jazz Festival
ill cross city borders and become'
the Newport Beach Jazz Festival
on Mother's Day weekend, May
13-14.
Not to be confused with the
legendary Newport Jazz Festival,
the local event on three stages at
the Hyatt Newporter still boasts
an impressive lineup, including
such contemporary jazz artists as
Chick Corea, Wallace 'Roney, Jeff
Lorber Band and The
Ycllowjackets.
The Rippingtons -featuring
Russ Freeman and Corona del
Mar saxophonist Jeff Kashiwa -
close the festival. Corea will
perform solo on pi ano, but a
member of his Elektric Band -
saxophonist Bric Marienthal, an
Orange Coast College product -
will also appear.
Here's the schedule:
Saturday, May 13 (doors open
at l p.m.) -Fullerton College Big
Band, 1:15 p.m., Sand Court;
Alphonse Mouzon All-Star Band
featuring Brandon Fields, Grant
Geissman and Dan Siegel, 2:15
p.m., Main Stage; Susie Hansen
Latin Jazz Band, 3:20 p.m., Sand
Court; Wallace Rooney, 4:15 p.m.,
.
World premieres scheduled during
South Coast Repertory's '96-98 season
COSTA MESA -World
premieres by David Stanley
Ford, Philip Kan Gotanda,
David Hollander and Thomas
Murphy will be included in an
11-play, 1995·96 South Coast
Repertory season that
emphasizes new works.
The Mainstage season is:
Murphy's "She Stoops to
Folly," Sept. 8-0ct. 8; the West
Coast premiere of Nicky
Silver's recent off-Broadway hit
"Raised in Captivity," Oct.
20-Nov. 19; Gotanda's "The
Ballad of Yachivo," Jan.
12-Feb. 11, 1996; Shakespeare's
"The taming of the Shrew,"
March I-April 31, 1996; the
U.S. premiere of Richard
Nelson's "New England," April
12-May 12, 1996; and George
Main Stage; Everelle Harp, 5:30
p.m., Sand Court; The
Yellowjackets, 7:15 p.m., Main
Stage; Pancho Sanchez Latin Jazz
Ensemble, 9 p.m., Main Stage.
Sunday, May 14 (doors open at
11:30 a.m.) -Long Beach State
Jazz Ensemble, noon,
Amphitheatre; Rick Braun, 1 p.m.,
Main Stage; B Sharp Jazz Quartet,
2:)5 p:m., Amphitheatre; Jeff
Lorber Dand, 3:30 p.m., Main
Bernard Shaw's "Arms and the
Man," May 31-June 30.
The Second Stage season is:
HQllander's "The Things You
Don't Know," Sept. 22-0ct. 22;
Ford's historical drama "The
Interrogation of Nathan Hale,"
Nov. 3-Dec. ~; and three slots
to be announced. Plays under
consideration include Joanna
Glass' "If We Arc Women,"
Harold Pinter's "Old Times"
ond Terry Johnson's "Dead .
Funny."
South Coast Repertory's old
holiday tradition, Charles
Dickens' "A Christmas Carol,"
and new holiday trndi1ion;
Octavio Solis/Marcos Loya's
"La Posada Magica," will also
return.
For season subscription
information, phone 957-4033.
Stage; Eric Marienthal, 5:15 p.m.,
Amphitheatre; Chick Corea, 6:30
p.m. Main Stage; The
Rippingtons, 8 p.m., Main Stage.
Tickets will be $15 per day in
advance and $20 at the door for
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available for $25 in advance only.
Tickets for children under age 12
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only. TicketMaster outlets are now
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Support shines at Plilbarmonlc Society's Golden Baton Gala
S ome ~ay that perfection in
llny or Ji(e's endeavors is
round in the ,mention 10 the
smallest detail of a project. Sharon
McNalley, chair oC the Golden
Baton Gala or The Orange County
Philharmonic Association, along
with her co-choir Maraorct Gates,
demonstrnted, beyond any doubt,
that per!ection wns a go:tl sought
and ochieved Ill the 1995
celebration.
di.samilng McNaJley contes1ed "I
feel like the mother ot the bride."
She was. And th• 0 weddi.n1" '
unfolded before her eyes as more
than 500 guests of the
philharmonic left the foyer of The
Hyatt Regency Irvine following a
social hour of cocktails and
bidding on an enormous array of'
silent auction items. The tbree
pairs of double doors opened,
revealing the Hyatt ballroom, and
the crowd was awed by the sight
before them.
Crented in
1982 by ardent
supporters of the
philharmonic,
The Golden
Baton Award has
come to
represent "the
highest form of
recognition to
those whose
dedication to the
prolif cration of
The standard ballroom lighting
had been replDccd with murals of
light projected onto the massive
walls of the space. The forms and
patterns resembled the look and
feeling of an enormous David
Hockney painting or water.
In as much as the affair fell on
April Fools Day, the theme of the
evening was. appropriately, the
C~halrs Marge Gates (left) and Sharon McNalley flank jester at
Orange County Philharmonic Association's Golden Baton Gala.
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the arts in The Crowd Orange County is
extraordinary."
This year, The
Orange County Philharmonic
Society chose to honor The Los
Angeles Philharmonic Society and
its director, Ernest Fleischmann.
A distinguished li st of previous
recipients includes Zubin Mehta,
llenry Segerstrom, Elaine
Redfield, John and Donna Crean,
Donnld Dren and the recently
departed George Hoag and his
wife ratty Hong.
The annual gala, a formal
tribute to these and other
dcs~rving patrons over the years,
has gained a reputation as one of
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calendar. McNalley and Gates
surpassed even the highest
expectations.
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by votive candles set in large
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result was pure magic as the
candlelight danced off the golden
jesters, illuminating each table in
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in a distant, black forest. Faces
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in the handsome program set
before each guest at their table.
The crowd was indeed thankful.
As a gourmet, five-course dinner
was properly served by Hyatt staff
in white gloves, honors were
fittingly bestowed on longtime
patrons Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dolson,
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' Richard Reinsch, Mr. and Mrs.
William Roberts, Dr. and Mrs.
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Executive Director Dean Corey,
wearing black tux and banded
white collar sans tic, introduced
the benefactors, inducting them
into the "Esterhazy" Circle.
In a marvelous moment of
~xplanation, Corey linked the
contemporary patrons to the
European families of centuries
past that supported the arts. The
Hungarian aristocratic family of
Esterhazy was one such dynasty.
Al once there was a feeling of
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Time and substance are
certainly not on equal planes al all
times. Yet, as the Reinsches stood
proudly with son Richard,
president of.the Philharmonic
Society's board, the Shanbroms
right beside them honoring their
departed son David, longtime
community uc1ivis1s Barbara and
Dill Roberts smiling along with the
other handsome patrons, it was an
image of substance, n picture of a
community dedicated to raising
standatds of the human condition.
Ernest Fleischmann, in
accepting the 1995 Golden Baton
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Philhormonic AQocialion, took the
evening to yet onother level.
Fleischmann, also wearing the
latest bonded collar formal wenr
for men, made an eloquent speech
ncc~pting the trophy, impressing
on the crowd the need for
cooperation between the private
and governmental sectors of
society in the area of the arts.
In a thinly disguised plea to
conservative Orange County to
send a message to Washington
regarding the potential cutbacks ol
funding for various arts programs,
Fleischmann made his point that
all art, even the most conservative
classical music, is threatened when
government ceases to back arts
programs for political reasons.
Then the topper. Someone on
the Phil Committee knew someone
who knew someone who had a
connection to comic actor Dano
Ctarvey. Out bounced the
"Saturday Night Live" bad boy
with his wickedly silly antics,
impressions, and audience inspired
impromptu humor. It was a
dangerous booking that turned out
to be enormously successful -
both for Carvey, unsure of his
audience, and for the crowd,
welcoming the nut with relatively
open arms.
Yes, some were not impressed,
but most roared as Carvey, in a
Generation X style (he's actually a
yuppie ... 40), roasted the times
and the people in a
confrontalional manner. A Inter
day Don Rickles, sort of.
The gorgeous Ann McLean,
attending the affair with husband
Bob McLean, got the brunt of
Carvey's playfulness with the.
audience. McLean, who had JUSI
rctutned from a week at the Cal n
Vie Spa, showed off her
formidable figure in a size 4-minu
mini of pink satin. Sitting front
ond center in the strapless, sexy
cocktail dress, Carvey labeled
McLean the Devil's incarnation.
'S atan Udy," he.called her,
chastising McLean in his wel
known "Church Lady'' character.
... for showing the flesh ... more
flesh than dress. The audience
roared. So did McLean,
whispering, "So, does he think you
die at 50?"
The evening wenl'·on in.to the
night thanks to the great Big Band
sounds of The Kent and Miller
Orchestra. Fritz and Elaine
Westerbout. Don and Karen
Evarts, David and Nicole
Denholm, Jane Lawson, Jack nnd
Nnncy Caldwell, Gary and Tricia
Dnblck and super hostess Shnron
McNallcy and her supportive mate
Dr. Michael McNalley enjoyed one
of the best parties of the season.
Dest of all, more than $50,000
was raised for the Orange County
Philharmonic Society.
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.WANNA BUY A BRIDGE?
April Fool's Day story about building a bridge over the Wedge elicited a myriad of reaction most positive, some negative
Editor's note: On April 1, we ran a story
bylined by Ima Jo Kerr saying that the
mayors of Costa Mesa and Newport
Beach approved a pl:m to bui1d a
120-foot-high suspension bridge over the
Wedge copnecting Ocean Boulevard on
the peninsula to Ocean Boulevard in
Corona def ,Mar.
The story said Newport Beach would
raise funds for the project by giving
Mariners Mile and Newport Heights to
Costa Mesa and Ball)oa Island to the
Irvine Co.
It was -in the Daily Pilot tradition
-an April Fools' Day joke. Some
readers called our R eaders Hotline
outraged at city leaders for agreeing to
such a plan, others said t/Jey believed the
story, until looking at the calendar, but
most saw through the hoax and said they
got a good laugh out of it.
Following are some of those responses.
I just wanted to te ll you guys how
much I enjoyed this "A Bridge Too
Fnr," story on this morning's front
page. I've never called you guys before,
but you had me hook, line and sinker
half-way through the continuation on
page S and when we got to the part
about giving Dalboa Island to the Irvine
Co. as payment for the hassle, I started
gelling an idea. And it just gave me a
good laugh early in the morning.
LEE FRIEDERSDORF
Costa Mesa
0
I would like to buy the bridge.
LARRY WEISOFF
Corona del Mar
0
We had a question about this story in
. the front page of the Daily Pilot today,
"A Bridge Too Far," I'm counting on
this being an April Fool's joke, but it
doesn't say so. Still, thanks a lot. It's
pretty clever.
COLE AND KAREN BEHRINGER
Newport Beach
0
You really got us this morning. It made
our day tind an April Fool's hello to you.
It was almost as good as the toll roads
going in and out of town. ThanWor the
good laugh this morning.
0
BETTY KILMER
Newport Beach
It is with great disappointment that I'm
unable to attend today's groundbreaking
ceremony at the Wedge for the bridge
linking Balboa Peninsula Point with
Corona del Mar. I will, instead, spend
April I ice sk:iting across the bay.
0
DIANE OSWALD
Peninsula Point
I just am cracking up laughing at this
story, "A Bridge Too Far," and I hope
that it is an April Fool's joke. Especi:illy
the part about Dalboa Island having too
much individuality and needing lo be
turned into tract houses. Very good.
'CHARMAINE LAURIE
Costa Mesa
0
You guys are nuts. "A Bridge Too Far,"
you had us until we got to the second
page. Happy April Fool's day.
HEATHER SPEER
Corona del Mar
0
You had us going about that bridge. You
guys are bad. You had us signing
petitions and everything else. I couldn't
believe we never heard of it before.
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Happy April Fool's day.
We'll get back at you
someday.
CINDY DUPUIE
Newport Beach
0
... I hope you say "April
Fool's" in the next issue.
KATHLEEN OWENS
Cost:i Mesn
0
What a great story today on
the bridge from the Wedge
into Corona del Mar. I was
practically ready to reach
for my smelling sails when I
realized it was April Fool's
day. Thanks a lot guys.
MARCIA FOULADI
Corona del Mar
°" •.pr1 fuc , J~·~ !iJ-. ... llA<l V.4' ~ j "'"'''° ab. :JI U>< .. c.tl..-1' ~uda ,., (~~ '°"""' UI ~ OI
t.;.•o<bltlm\>I "™"' hf\ n.itl
r~lri, ·~ voi •11ri "'"or 'll<A"
SH k<'#/Hor, ,.. A.1
coming to my home and he
di dn't know why and then
he laughed because it was a
joke .. .l've c:illed like 10
people and told them you
can't believe you're going to
be living in Costa Mesa,
Balboa Island is going to
have tract homes aml we're
going to have a suspension
bridge between Corona del
Mar :ind the Peninsula.
Very, very, very gootl.
LISA BAY CLARK
Newport Beach
0
0
I called to tell you that your
~J2.ril Fool day prank with
the article on the bridge is
MAllC i\L\AnN/OAILY r 1LOT
Newport Councilman Dennis O'Neil, left and Costa Mesa
Mayor Joe Erickson cooked up the April Fools' escapade.
After your horrific t:ile of
offshore drilling and other
equally horrendous April
Fool's tales over lhe yea rs, 1
was absolutely posi1ive thal
you were not cap:ible of
fooling me again. Reading
your article on Saturday,
prior to my first cup of
one of the best I've seen in a long time.
This could be the beginning of a great
tradition. We enjoyed it.
MARJORIE COOLING
Newport Deach
0
We just want to tell you thanks for the
one full hour of giggles, chuckles, nnd
belly laugh. We adore you r news st:iff
wri ter, Ima Jo Kerr.
JERRI AND BILL MIRAMS
Corona del Mar
0
I'd like to make a very serious comment
about this Ima Jo Kerr ''A 13ridgc Too
Far." If this is an April Fool's joke I
think it's .... just.. .. asinine is too nice a
word to use to upset people like this.
0
JUNE HOUSE
Dalboa
I want to congratulate you on the
hil:irious article April Fool's d:iy news
piece you had on "A Bridge Too Far;" it
was an absolute hoot. And wh:it a great
way to start the day, I loved it, thank you
so-much, it was the best one since the
airpo rt with airplanes to fly out over
Corona del Mar and the rest of us.
0
JEANNE FOBES
Newport Heights
I just wanted lo say that if your story on
the front page of the April 1 edition
called "A Dridge Too Far," is an April
fool's joke, it wasn't well received ¥nd
as far as I'm concerned it's a pretty sick
joke. It wasn't appreciated.
D
KEVIN CAPPS
Corona del Mar
I just wanted to tell you how hilarious
Ima Jo Kerr's article was. It was
absolutely inspired. It was clever from
beginning lo end. Congratula1ions, a
wonderful article.
PATRICIA KEANE
Newport Dcach
0
You guys have pulled off the best April
fool's joke I've ever seen in my life. I
freaked when I saw that Dalboa lsl:ind
was going to be owned by the Irvine Co.,
that Newport Heights was going to be
annexed to Costa Mesa and we're going
to have a swinging bridge between
Corona del Mar and the Peninsula.
This is the best April Fool's joke since
my son said that Social Services was
coffee, weakened my state of mind. As a
realtor, your April .Fool's s1ory sent chills
up my spine. The Irvine Co. taking over
Dalboa Island? A bridge belween Dalboa
and Corona del Mar? After
approximately five minutes of
p:ilpitations, 1 returned to reality, my
pulse reverted back to a normal rate and
1 rerea<l you story with n sense of humor.
Truly classic.
LAURA HUSDAND
Newport Beach
0
1 read your articl; with reference to
building the bridge between Balboa and
Coron:i del Mar. 1t seems to me that the
cost involved arc excessive. Whal I
propose is a competitive plan.
1 have two surplus WWII Japanese
submnrin es and I would like to institute
commuter service by submarine between
Corona del Mar and Balboa lsl:ind. I
believe this can be done al considerably
less cost.
CARL MARCOUX
Newport Beach
0
I want to tell you how upset I am that
you were privy to a bridge being built
12-stories high just less than a block
from my home. which faces the bay.
And I've lived here off and on since
1939 in this same house and I think it's
absolutely disgusting that a bridge is
going to be built and particularly
disgusti ng is the fact that I read that
article last nigh t and I was so upset I
couldn.'.t go to sleep and it.wasn't until
Sunday that my wife pointed out the
whole thing was April Fool.
You guys are wonderful.
Congratulations, you really got me hook,
line and sinker. You got one fool right
here.
MIKE MILLIKAN
Balboa Peninsula
0
I just wanted to say that's the funniest
thing I've read in my whole life. That
was a great article and it was very
creative and it took a lot of imagination
and I thought it was just a kick. Keep up
the good work.
DICK BROADWAY
Corona del Mar
0
I 've lived in the Newport-Mesa area
since 1948 and I was really, really
incensed :ibout your story that turns out
'to be an April Fool's joke. h's re:illy
unbelievable.
Is this good journalism? There's
something wrong. How could you
possible print this story that nobody
knew anything about and then all of
sudden Monday morning it turns out to
be a joke .
I'm appalled at your journ:ilislic sense
of humor.
ROBERT R. HATCHER
Cost:i Mes:i
0
I'm calling to say that the :irticle called
"A llridge Too Far," was very well
written and very well done. I always
appreciate a great April Fool's joke and
thought the article by Ima Jo Kerr was
really excellent and keep up the good
work .
0
JULIE VIKER
Costa Mesa
I thought your April Fool's bridge story
was hilarious. My husband and I were
trying to figure out what this 12-story
bridge wou ld look like going over the
Wedge, nnd we were just fike going "No
way, you can't do that." .
So, I just wanted to let you know it
was cool. I mean, perfect for the mayor
of Costa Mesa and N~wport to get
together like that.
MI CHELLE GRAHAM
Costa Mesa
0
I'm calling to lodge a complaint against
the April Fool's joke. I thought it was in
incredibly poor taste and don't think it
was obviously funny to any of the
readers.
I've been thinking about moving in the
last few weeks and on that day when I
read that article I had decided to move
out of Newport Beach and down into
Corona or Laguna Beach because I
couldn't believe that the mayor and the
cduncil had decided to do sonlcthing like
th:it without any of the residents
approval or permission.
And I don't think it's very funny, I live
in Newport Beach now, and I'm pretty
upset about it. I realize it was
somebody's idea of a joke, but maybe it's
only fun to them.
JULIE HEINEMANN
Newport Beach
GAINS LOSSES CORRUPONDINCI
Pier anglers
Newport Beach orficials are so impressed
wiLh the job anglers have done to keep
the Newport Beach Pier clean, Lhey won't
have Lo close portions of the pier or ban
fishing.
Officer Henry
The Newport Beach police ofncer, In a
coma since being shot while on duty
March 12, has shown some improvement.
His condition was upgraded from critical
to serious earlier this week and he
showed some response to verbal
commands.
Fourth graders
Newport-Mesa pupils scored higher than
the state 11verage for similar district's on
the controversial CLAS teat. leading the
way were the fourth-graders from
Andersen Elementary, who scored the
highest in the district.
Can do kids
Students at Marine11 Elementary In
Newport Beach were back cru~lng ans
after the community came forward to
dc>Nte ~ that had been stolen from
the school's wfe. The .lbsconded funds
were earmarked for the a field trip (or
sixth·graden.
Ila Borders snapped winless streak.
Ila Borders
The nation's only female college ~se~ll
pitcher broke a 399-day winless skein,
recording the victory In Southern
California College's 11 ·7 triumph over
Claremont-MudCt-Scripps Friday.
Ironically, that is the same school Jhe
deleated in her debut last 1eason.
Amphitheater.
St.lte and county J>3rk omcials dedicated
a 12<Hfit amphithe.ater In the Upper
Newpon Bay today. The facility will be
used '°' programs on the environment.
Windows
The latest trend in
gramti is for the vand~ to
etch letters and symbols
directly onto glass. The
practice has cost the
Newport-Mesa school
district more than s2.ooo
so for to replace damaged
windows.
Jim Hewicker
The Newport Beach
planning director will be
retiring from the city after
25 ye01rs, the last 16 in his
current post, in September.
Art lovers
A S 10,000 p01inting
vanished from the lobby of
the Sutton Place Hotel
Saturday night. "Land of
Plenty" by Emil Kosa Jr., is
described as a "dr01matic"
scene o( bright lights
Jhining on he0tvy clouds
with the mountains of Los
Anples In the badground.
The painling was part ol a
two-month-IOng exhibit
entitled "California
l.lndtape'' attpl.ayed in
the hotel's lobby.
And the horse he · rode In on
Regarding Anne Spinn's article about
John Wayne (Looking Back, April 3) I think
is a great misrepresentation. John Wayne
participated in 142 movies, not 200, and
none was good enough to even be suggested
for an Oscar.
Actually, there were movies where John
Wayne's horse acted better than him. He
finally got on Oscar bccnuse some felt sorry
for him :is he wns dying. After promotion of
tobacco nnd boozing it up, the doctors
ordered John Wayne to get out of the smog
ond he came to Newport Dench.
He didn't do anything for Newport
Bcoch, nor donate any more than Newport
Dench normal citizens do, he was acting o
hero, but to me the real heroes were the
real movie actors who participated in the
war effort , oml many more lost their live .
The sooner we get lohn Wayne's, and his
crony Tom Riley's, names off the airport,
the sooner we will be back to sanity.
LARS OcJOUMOE
Newport Dcach ... wllll'l·dl••· -_,
Talk abou1 puttina the cart before the
horse.
Newport Beach City Muaeer ~
Murphy has told the Ctty Oc' 1" &hat He
will have a better idea ol th& llWiitp from
\he major organiutional chaQ&H he hu
prop9SCd in the weeks to c:ocne.
In my cuccr in manaacmenl and
management consulting spanning some 45
years it has been axiomatic that you do not
m:ikc or propose organizational changes
unless you have determined beforehand that
the changes will result in greater efficiency
or, alternatively, In signific:mt savings
without loss of efficiency.
From what I have seen and heard or Mr.
Murphy's plan it does neither.
1 urge that the City Council delay the
second reading of Ordin~e 95, now
scheduled for April 10, until Mr. Murphy
presents a better documented case for the
chongcs he hns proposed, if he can.
BOB LEWIS
Newport Deach
Bulldlng, ....... directors
don't llm to Ill 111111111•1
During the Morch 27, Newport Beoc.h City
Council meeting, lonJ Pham testified that
the citr would be an violation or &tote law if
the building ind/or pl:anning directors were
not li~nscd engineers. ThC$C commcnu
were reported In the March 28 edition or
the Daily Pilot. .
Lona Pham was wrona. St~tc IBw does
not require the bulldina or plannin&
dir«ior to be a licensed cnainccr and
oekbcr of ~ incumbeftti, each of whom
W ~Cl th6 palidon fair MOre than 10
,_. pedonned eauemety •11. ii a
liolened e••r.
ROBERT H. BURNHAM
Chy Auorncy Newport Beach
A 10 Thursday, April 6, 1995
DliTRICT
fNmh .. A1
always leave (the packs) in rront of our
stations when we're through."
Snid Trustee Jjm Ferryman: "They
can do away wi1h them as far as I'm
concerned. 1 don't even cat them."
Few of the trustees said they ever ate
the candy. None knew how the distribu-
tion of Lifesavers began, or who began
the practice. Several assumed that st:iff
members recycled the unopened rolls.
"We are cei'tainly not eating $57
worth of Lifesavers per month, even
with all of the meetings we have,"
Stokes said.
Trustee Ed Decker said he recently
asked a staff member about who start-
ed the candy distribution and why.
"Was there a board member who had
stock in Lifesavers?" Decker said. "I
als9 noticed that they never gave Life-
savers to the student trustees.''
The flavored coffee in the su-
perintendent's office is not Bcrnd's per-
sonal stash. Office employees, board
members and any visitors to the district
are routinely offered coffee, Fine said.
"All of the employees who work in
the superintendent's office put money
into a coffee fund to help pay for this,"
said Fine. "Some are paying S 15 to $20
a month. That's not reOcctcd in the in-
voice."
And what kind of specialty coffee
does one get at the superintendent's of-
fice?
"Don Francisco's ground coffee, va-
nilla nut," said one district employee,
who asked to remain anonymous. "And
it really is good."
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11'• Dally Pilot. Uyou'd Ilka lnlormatJoa ••
1ct1ln1 your orpnlzallon listed, caU '4l..Oll,
ut. 331.
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Tho Amyolrophic l.alcnsl Sclerosis (Al.S)
Associolion, Oran,~ Counry Chapter hu need
for many volunteers. For Information, call
Exccvtivc Director Stacy Korcsscl at 375-1922.
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The ALthci!l'.'Cr'• Association ol Orange
Counry needs viakins volunteers, support
iroupt for patients and care&ivcrs and a
vol'*'r helpline. lotercsted volunteers Clln
call m.1111 or (800) 660-1993. .
A••rlc•11 C•11cer leclety
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Counsy Unit is seckth) office volunteers (or
nu111Ctous ctaxs aQd hours. Also, volunteers
arc being sough"t to answer calls for the units
Helpline lnfoCcoter. For infonmuion on
these and other volunlccr opportunities, call
Cari D:ividson at 364-3829.
American Retl Crou, o.c. Chapter
The Orange Counry chopter of the
American Red Cross needs volunteers to
nddrcss community po~t:i about Red Cross
services ond to aCl'" I ns with the media
in disaster and c--•C)' silu:itions. For information, can Judy Iannaccone, 835-5381,
or Joan Miller, 835-53811 exr. 422.
Arts Aca•emy of Or•nge Cvunty
The Arts Academy of Orange County is
planning to fund and .build a community arts
focilily in Costa Mcsn. For more inform:ition,
call Alice Leggett at 540·2557.
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community service programs. such as the
homeless sanctuary. Volunteers arc needed.
For information, call Dr. Renee Namastc,
540-5803.
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The Ballet Pacifica Guild, a volunteer
support group for Ballet Pacmca, needs
volunteers for a voriety of tasks. For
information, call Molly Lynch at 642-9275.
•11 arethen, 819 lld•rf
Men and women over 20 years of age,
having lived in Orange Counry for sbc months
and on the job for at least thn:e months, aro
needed to serve os bi& brothers or big sisters
for children 6-16 from 1ln~le-p:irent homes.
For lnformntion; et1ll Patricia Davis at
544-77'73
••Y lcevts ef ABlerlca Inc.,
Or•n1• Ceu11ty, Covacll
VoJuntcer opportunities include
funO.raising, progrt1m de\lelopmcnt and
training to existing troops and packs. For
more information, call Devon Dougherty,
546-4990.
Boys and Olrls Clubs of Cotta
Mesa/Newpert •each
The three area Boys and Girls aubs need
volunteer coaches and art or craft workshop
teachers. For locntions and additional
information, call Dick Powers, 642·224S.
Centennl•I Farm Tours
Volunteer docents arc needed at the
Centennial Farm :it the Orange Counry
Fnirgrounds in Costa Mesa. Qill Ginny Smith,
708-1517.
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The Center Cor Qcatlvc Alternatives, a
non-profit charitable oraanlzatlon which works
thrQuah the United Way, hu a need for
volunrecn. aradu:atc level Interns or trojnees.
For Information, call Karen. $42-0377.
c.11 ... Hosplt•I .
The Collcac H°'f)itaJ Costa Mesa Auxiliary
is scckln1 volunteers to perform clerical,
reception desk, girt shop and other d01ics at the hospital. For informallon, coll 642-2734, 9
a.m.-4p.m.
Co••••lty Ho
Community Hosp' , organization
that provides medical and emotional sueport to terminally-ill patients and their families in
Orange County, needs volunteers in Costa
Mesa·an<I Newport Beach. For information or
registration, call C::indy Laird, 978-7447.
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Consumers Cor Lcg.ol R#orm hos an
ongoing need for volunteers to n>0nitor civil
court judges. A computer and donations arc
also needed. For more inCorma1ion call
Barbara at 854-0881.
Cost• Mesa Civic PlayhouM
The Costa Mesa Cwic Playhouse needs
volunteers for ushering. backstage, mailings.
typing, lights, and m1111y other duties. For
more information, call 650-5269.
Costa Mesa Hlstorlcal Society
The society collects Information, photos and
artifacts relating to the history of Costa Mesa
and rhe J lnrbor nrcn. Volunteers ore needed
for clerical tMks, computer input :ind help in
the library. For information, can Charles
Beecher, 631·5918.
Cod• M ... Utort1Cf Ore•p
The Costa Mesa Utenacy Oroup needs
volunteers to help people become liternte or
teach Enalish as a second longuoge. For
lnformll\ion, call Fuller, 548-3384.
Cod• Me ..... ler Ce•t•r
The multi-purpose senior services facility,
located at the corner of 19th Street and
Pomona Avenu~ seeks volunteers for o
variety of tasks, including an upcoming Casino
Night party. For more information, call
645-2356 Crom 9 a.m. to S p.m.
Def•re Feu11.tatle11 fer tho Arts
Defore Foundation Cor the Arts, a
non-profit organization dedicated to donce 111
JSl Kalmus Drive, G-3, in Costa Mcso, needs
volunteers. Information, call 241-~8.
Dl~every Shep
Distovcry.Shops are run by the Ameri~o
Cancer Society. Volul\rcers ore needed and no
special "skills arc necessary. For information,
coll 640-47n between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Dispute ••solution Service•
Dispute Resolution Services needs
volunteer mcdi3tors. case specialists and
outreach o.ssistonts to heir in a variety of
mediation cases. Bilingua language skills :ire
needed for both offficc volunteers and for
mediators. In formation, c:ill 250-0488.
latter •••••
Easter Seals Society needs volunteers for
ongoing clerical work, help in prog01ms for
children wirh disnbilirics nnd to help with
special cvenrs. For information, call 834-1111.
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SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 223
.
Wil~ 'It' be pa~ked and shipped oll?
~ 'All-Star Basketball Tournament' leaves
a lot to be desired, lncluqing the necessity.
C harlie Plowman, the 27-year-old Newport
Beach-based event director of the inaugural
Orange County All-Star Basketball Tournament,
is young, ambitious, energetic and, some might argue,
unwilfihg to take a hint.
After dishing out what he estimated at $6,100 in
overhead, including two .nights' rental of UCl's Bren
Center, and incidentals such as fosurancc, Plowman
gnawed his nails last weekend as an estimated
(hand-counted by reporters) 500-600 spectators showed
up for the event's three games.
Plowman declared the paid attendance at just more
than 900, but his objectivity on the issue might be
Barry
Faulmer
The _preps
Dented bank account aside, Plowman appeared
undaunted Monday, promising a return engagement -
likely at a smaller less-spacious locale -next year.
"I was very pleased with the way everything came
off, with the exception of the attendance," said
Plowman, who cited some justifiable media skepticism
of the debut event for its less than overwhelming
publicity. .
What Plowman doesn't realize is that the first-year
flop, which included sub-standard play, and apathy
from some Orange County players and coaches, not to
mention fans, doesn't exactly trigger a media frenzy for
.next year's event. · • ·
The timing of the event (Final Four weekend) could
also be improved, with a move to the summer, when
there's less on the prep sports paJlct, one suggestion.
comparable to Dill Clinton's hog-headed view on Monday night's
NCAA championship game.
Plowman also admitted a shift from four boys teams
to two might improve the quality of play.
But the question remains: Does Orange County need two
all-star games?
Thursday, April 6, 1995 •1
All-CIF honors to
Sailors' Clayton
LOS ANGELES -Newport Harbor
High senior Mandy Clayton, a three-year
starter who averaged 10.9 points as a 5-
foot-10 wing for the Sailors basketball
team, has been named to the All-CIF Di·
vision 111 second team.
Clayton, selected by sportswriters rep·
resenting the Amateur Athletic Founda-
tion All-Southern California Doard of
Athletics, was a team leader for coach
Slfannon Jakosky's Sailors, who advanced
to the Southern Section III-AA semifi·
nals, before fin ishing with a 22-6 record.
Clayton, who as a ju'nior helped the
Tars reach section and regional title
games, was an All-Newport-Mesa District
and All-Sea View Le'ague selection.
She will also represent the South in
the 18th Orange County all-star girls
Regardless of whose numbers are crunched, the result was a
substantial financial loss, which forced Plowman to make an
unspecified personal donation to the game's would-be
benefactor, Orange County Special Olympics.
If it's just a repeat of the games put on by the Downtown
Costa Mesa Kiwanis, who will stage their 30th boys and 18th Newport Harbor's Mandy Clayton game April 22 at Orange Coast College.
See FAULKNIR/P•1e 13
Cutv I'. lUKSCll/l)AIL\' PILOT
Costa Mesa's Katie Grogan leaves the competition far behind as she glides into the last turn of the 100-yard breasts troke Wednesday.
Costa Mesa boys post a Dandy 101-54 victory
~Mustangs' biggest challenge
comes from within own squad.
BY RlCH.AJU> DUNN, Sroars W11.1Tu.
COST A MESA -It was a dandy of a dual
meet for Costa Mesa High's boys swim team,
leaving plenty or room for comfort in its Pacific
Coast League victory over Estancia Wednesday,
101-54.
Ryan Dandy, a Costa Mei.a junior, swam to
victories in both sprint freestyles, reco,rding
personal-best times in each. He also defeated
teammate James Comfort in the SO-ya rd free,
the first time this season Comfort has not won
a dual meet in that even t.
"They've got a little rivalry going," Costa
Mesa Coach Drian Kreutzkamp said.
Dandy, who went 22.8_7 in the 50 and 51.53
See MUA 8 0 Yl/P•1• 8 2
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Costa Mesa glrls continue the surge, 111-50
COSTA MESA -Matt Whitmore, who has turned Costa Mesa High's girls swim pro-
gram from near non-existence to a bona fide Pacific Coast League competitor, hasn't been
wrong much this season. His curiosity got the best of Estancia Wednesday in the host Mus·
tnngs' dual meet league victory, 111-50.
Freshman Allison Alastuey, normally a sprint freestyler, was used as an experiment in the
50().yard free and 200 individual medley, two events in which Alastuey had never before
swam ... 1 was curious," Whitmore said.
Alastuey didn't disappoint. She won both events -the 200 IM in 2:39.6 and the 500 free
in 6:09.79 -while teammate' Elizabeth Christiansen won both sprint races, as Costa Mesa
improved to 2-1 in leasue. "We're fairly deep in the sprints, so we could use somebody else
in those events," Whitmore said. "Allison works until she drops. She's real strong and has a
lot of sifts. It was just a benefit thnt she won."
Christiansen, competing with a sprained right ankle suffering while surfing, was first in
the SO free (26.32) and 100 free (58.63), while helping the Mustangs win the 200 free
See MISA GIRU/P•1e 12
Football's price tag
...,. Roll call being sounded for true Mustang fans.
B riefcases replace
whistles. In the
off-season, coaches
huddle more with business
people than their potential
starters in the backfield.
High school football coaches
worry more about how to pay
for helmets and shoulder pads
rather than who will fill them
in the starting lineup.
Nowadays, if you ignore
fu nd-raising, you can kiss your
program goodbye.
"That's why so many coaches
arc burning out," said Costa
Mesa High football coach
Myron Miller, whose program
will host its annual golf
tournament April 30 at Mile
Square Park Golf Course, the
Mustangs' No. I f und-raiscr of
the yea r.
"It used to be," Miller
added, "you would go out and
coach your kids. The off-season
13 and the rei.t of the things
that have gone on. you coached
and the money \\as there. The
whole thing was coaching.
Now, the whole thing is
fund-raising. You spend half of
your time fund-raising, and
without making i.ome money
on the golf tournament, we're
in trouble for running a
football program.''
e Tee sponsori.hips for the
golf tournament are available
for SIOO. Sponsors will receive
a personal "thank you" and
your business name will be
given to all people playing in
the event.
The tournament is a
best-ball forma t, with the fim
tee off at noon. Fees are $80
per person, which includes
green fees, ea rl, raffle, dinner
buffet, prizes and SS credit in
the pro shop. This year's
tournament has 100 tee times
available, the last
scheduled to go off at
about 2: 15 p.rn. Entry
fees are tax
deductible.
•The e\ent, usually
played at the Los ·
wasn't like now. You
coached you r season
and did a little work
in the off-season.
Now, you're a
year-round coach and
a year-round
businessm:rn. Working
with kids is now a
very small part of
coaching, and truly, it
has caused a lot of
outstanding coaches,
who were good with
kids, to leave, becaui.e
they didn't want to
Richard Dunn
Lagos Course at the
Costa Mcs:i Golf and
Country Club, was
moved to the
Fountain Valley i.ite,
according to Miller,
because the City of
Costa Mesa kept
raisi ng its fees. Club golf
get involved in the
other par ts of coaching.''
Miller, who has been
coaching i.ince 1967. also uses a
lift-a-thon und a firrnorks
st::ind to rail>c the required
SJS,000 to S20,000 a year, to
run the program.
"We're :ill out there hawking
goods, so we cnn run a football
or basketball rrogram, or any
or our programs." Miller said.
"Our programs are now getting
almoi.t no funding from the
school (about 15% of the
program's total budget). In the
60s and 70s, before Proposition
"You're charged SJO
more per person (because it's a
golf tournament), rathcc thon if
you just went out and played
golf," Miller i.oid.
~lorcover, the event is being
played on a Sunda). so players
will not have a Saturda)
connict (i.e. Little League).
Interested par tics should
contact Jim Ferl)man ot
850-1220, or marl to Ferryman
al 3520 Cadillac No. C, Costa
Mesa, 92626. Checks should be
made payable to Costa Mesa
High School Football.
Ullman Invitational
{a.k.a. lipto~ Cup)
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
set this weekend
~ Dave Ullman and crew ready to defend
after winning the event three straight years.
N ow in its 91st running, the Sir Thomas Upton
Challenge Cup is steeped in tradition as one of the
trophies most desired by yacht clubs.
Hosted by Balboa Yacht Club ond sponsored by Coldwell
Danker of Newport Deach, this year's Lipton Cup boasts its
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Boating
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largest Occt ever, with 18 of the West
Coast's most prestigious yacht clubs
sending teams to compete.
To be held this weekend in the waters
off Newport Beach, the Upton Cup will
feature five races sailed by teams Qf nine
crew members on Schock 351. Local
participnting clubs include Bahia
Corinthian Yncht Oub, Balboa Yacht
Oub, Lido Isle Yacht Oub, South Shore
Yacht Club and Newport Harbor Y.c:ht
Oub •
11lC winner or the regatta will receive
the LlptOf\ Cup trophy to display Iii Its
club until tho n~t runnina of the event.
... llUllH,....U lloM Lw:M/DM&.f l'u.or
Costa M111'1 ~y Starns looks back on a contlnUtng hot pace.
~
Stealing the show
~ It's becoming a habit for Costa Mesa's Jeremy Starns .
BY BAllAY FAULKNER, Sro11.n \VlJTR
R epresenting the tying run as he stepped to the plate with two outs in the
seventh, then staring dow n an opposing hitter with a one-run lead and two
aboard, Costa Mesa High junior Jeremy Srnrns was right where he wanted
to be Friday -center stage.
It seems the spotlight se ldom shines at Mesa without findinJ the third·yeor
varsity performer, who is also preparing to play the lead role {Curly) in the
school's upcoming rendition of the classic musical "Oklahoma."
Starns stole the show in Friday's dramatic 8-7 victory ove r Aliso Niguel, lifting a
two-run home run to riaht-centcr to bring the Must.ongs all the way back from n
7-0 deficit in the sixth.
Mesa continued the rully to claim a 8-7 lead and Starns, the starting pitcher,
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82 Thursday, April e. 1995
•atlfLY
A dreamy afternoon
; for the Mustangs -
Mesa sweeps Eagles
~ Costa Mesa bumps off Estancia easily in volleyball.
BY BAJLaY FAULJCNE~ SPOan WUT1a
COSTA MESA -Little wonder no one could recall the last time.
Cosui Mesa High defeated cross-town rival Estancia. It'• not as i! the
Mustangs' boys volleyball tradition has ever merited inscription in Jcath·
er-bound volumes.
But it happened Wednesday afternoon at the Mustangs• gym. on the
kind of 1authoritativc note with which new traditioDJ are born.
"It's been a long time," Mesa Co-Coach Gabriel Nguyen aaid or the
Mustanga' 15·6. 15·13, 15·2 Pacific Coast League triu1nph. •
Co-Coach Jon Carlew, like Nguyen, a multiple viaim of the Eagles
during r~ent Mesa playing' careers, also scratched his head when asked
to quantify lhe fut ility against Estancia. . .
Mesa senior standout Andy McNa lly was similarly stumped, as was
Estancia Coach Dave Castle.
"1 know it hasn't happened in at least five years," said Carlew, whQ
never had to sweat the outcome of this emphatic ice-breaker. .
"This is the first time these guys have played together as a unit all
year," Nguyen said. ''The guys came out with enthusiasm. "They raised
their play a level and it showed in the scores."
Only a second-game lull by the hosts (2·3, 1-1 in league) allowed the
Eagles (0-8, 0-3) to delay the inevit able.
"We were very relaxed in the second game, because J think (the play-
ers) thought it was going to be easy," Nguyen said. "They scored 13
poi nts on us and it was a wake-up call."
Nguyen, however, was much happier with the third-game thumping.
"I was very elated the way we closed it out," he said.
The Eagles managed just six sideouts, in additi~n t~ their two third·
game points, and Mesa scored 12 of the final 13 points in the ~rst game.
"We're improving at the same speed as other teams, which unfor-
tunately is keeping us at the bottom," said C:istle, who is working with a
v:istly inexperienced group. . . . ..
"Starting two sophomores and a freshman, I see a bright future, Cas-
tle continued. "Dut this year, we're going to have to t:ike our lumps as
gracefully as we can."
McNally, a 6·foot·3 outside hitter, paced the winners with 10 kills, and
also authored one of the Mustangs' seven ace serves.
"We stress serving ·and defensive coverage," said Nguyen, whose
squad covered on all "but 17 Eagle kills, including five each from Ryan
Mcintosh and Ryan Haney.
Junior Ryan Taylor added seven kills for the Mustangs, whose bal-
anced attack also included Drian Leahy (three ki lls, two stuff blocks and
an ace), Kyle Mullens (five kill s), Steve MacMillan (two kills, a block
and an ace), setter Kenny Morgenstern (three kills, three aces and a
couple dozen assists), an d defensive specialist Hi eu Ho.
"We believe second and third in this le ague arc still up for grabs,"
Nguyen said.
Sailors drop 18-0 decision In tennis to Peninsula
NEWPORT DEACH -The Newport Harbor High boys tennis team
fell to 2·8 overall against visiting P..eninsula, bowing to the third·rankcd
team in C!F Division I, 18·0, Wednesday afternoon.
PININSULA 11, NIWPORT HAJllOR 0
Sindel: Kojima (NH) k>st Lo Chilng. 2-6, lost to Ho, 2-6, lost to Kim, 2·6; Sims (NI I)
lost, f-6, 0-6, 2-6; H~el (NH) lost, 0·6, 0·6, 0-6
Doub~: 8ouch1l•Wi1tldn1 (NH) lost lo J. Ol;ing·RttVes, 1-6, lost to C. Kim·lee, 0-6,
lost to ICimuri·Thompson, 1·6; Enrts· Oyler (NH) lost, 2·6, 1·6, 0-6; Summe rs-D.:avidson
(NH) k>st, 0-6, 1-6, 0-6.
Newport golfers ·vtctortous
COSTA MESA -Three New-
port Harbor High golfe rs shared
meda list honors as the Sailors
completed a 411-434 nonleague
victory over Trabuco Hills
Wednesday on the par-72 Santa
Ana Country Club layout
Morgan Anderson, Justin Sha-
piro and Drew White all fired 81s
for Newport (7·3).
NIWPOllT 411, TllUUCO HILU 424
1. (lie) Anderson (NH), Shapiro (NH),
White (NH), Woofinden (TH), 81 ; S.
Jicbon (NH), 84. Other Newport Harbor
scores: Collopy, 87.
LOCAL SCHEDULE
THURSDAY .........
Communily college -Oran;r Co.ul .ii
S.iddlebKli, 2:30 p.m.
High Khool -Newport Harbor al Irvine,
l :1S; ll Toro al Coron.a dcl Mar, 3:15;
Estancia al Coil.i Mru, 3:15.
Ve lleylt•ll
High tchool boyt -Sanl• Margaril1 at
NewpOll H.arbor, 6:4S; Irvine •I Coron• dcl
M.lt, 6:45.
l efflt•ll
High echool -Newport Harbor va. Coronil
dcl M;ar, al lonil.I Creek '"Ii. 3:1S; Laguna
Hilla at hlanda, 3:15; Cost.I Meu at Ali'o
Nlauel, J:U .
Tr•ck ••ti fleltl
Hi&h tchool boys and 1lrl1 -Woodbridge
at Newpott Harbot J; Conm;a drl Mar al
Santa Matptila, 2:451 htand• •I Cost• Mru,
2:45.
Tea ft I• eonet. wome" -Westmont al Soulhern
Californla· Coll<'&•• 2 p.m.
HiaJ! Khoo' boys -N«wpot't H•fbot at ll TOf'o, J p.m.: WoOdbtld&• at Coron.1 del Mar,
J P·"'-1 ltlanda •I Laauni leach, J 1 IS p.m.;
Laauna HiJI• .. Cotta M•N, J: IS.
O•lf
ComrnUl'llly colloae -Oranie Co.ast vs.
llvrr•IM, Cypteu •I Mcu Verde CC. 1 p.m. Hip IChOol -Coron.a del Mu w. ti f06'o
at ll-,oro Marine CC, J p.m.; Unlveralty w.
EttaMla at Cott.I Meu cc, 2tJO; Coll• MOH
vs. usuna .. Kh, at All•o Cttelc, ;lJJO p.m.
Krutzik paces Estancia
COSTA MESA -Junior Pete
Krutzik shot a I-over-par 36 to
earn medalist honors Wednesday,
as Estancia High (8-3 overall, 5·0
in Pacific Coast League) defeated
Laguna Beach, 199-235, in PCL
golf at Costa Mesa Golf and
Country Club (Mesa Linda
Course). Mike Perry and Jeer
Perry each fi red a 4-ovcr 39 for
the Eagles.
UTAHCIA Ht, LAGUNA HACH US
1. Ktutzik (E), 36; 2. M. Perry ([) ilnd J.
Perry (E), 39; 4. lusen (E), 41; s. Johnson
(E), 44.
DEEP SEA
WI DNllDAY'I FllH COUNTS
Davey'• Leeker -J boats, 63
1nglers. 1 b1rracudi1, 1 Cillico bus, 6 s;ind
bass, 224 sculpin, 5 shecphead, 18
rodcfish, 9 blue perch, 9 whitefish, 09
mackerel.
Newport L•ntlln9 -1 bo.:at, 19
ill\glers. No report
. Cu.IT P. LuacH/l)AJLY 1'11.or
Ettancia Hlgh'a Mark Stephens swims to a 1:00.90 In winning the 100-yard fly Wednesday. .
MESA BOYS
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in the 100 free, also ·anchored
the Mustangs' winning 200
medley relay {1:53.16) and
swam a leg on their first-place
200 free relay (1:36.44). in
which Comfort anchored.
than 17 seconds. He finished
third in the SO !tee (23.3S) be-
hind Dandy and Estancia''
Chad Dollenbach (22.91).
mer jumped into the pool be-
fore Estancia fin ished, giving
tbc Eagles (0-3 in PCL) the
victory. .
The Mustangs improved to
3-0 in league, but their tough·
est competition, University and
Laguna Hills, arc still ahead.
"Those were my best races
by far," Dandy said or the
sprints. "But with the home
crowd, you've got to show off. a
little:" Mesa's Justin Taylor swam a
personal-best 1: 14.04 to win
the 100 breaststroke, after
touching first in the 200 indi-
vid ual medley (2:26.34).
Comfort opened in the 200
medley relay and won the 100
backstroke (50.81) by more
Mesa ended the meet by
winning the 400 free relay, but
was disqualified when a swi m·
MESA GIRLS Sailors tall to Woodbridge
Fre•P•1•11
relay (1:55), along with Amy Howse, Col-
leen Lund and anchor Jamie Smith.
NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Harbor High
boys swimmin~ team was defeated by visiting Wood-
bndgc, 99-71, in a Sea View League meet Wednesday.
Smith also anchored Mesa's winning 200
medley relay (2: 11.53). Alastuey also swam
the backstroke of the medley relay and
went third in the first.place 400 free relay
(4:25.31), along with Tracy Kelly, Jenny
Curtis and anchor Katie Grogan.
Newport's Rudolpho Tinajero clocked a CIF quali·
fying time of 55.04 in the 100 fly.
e The Newport girls, with Rachel Arrow sidelined
by illness, also fell short, 98-72, to Woodbridge.
"I really don't like the distance, so I
didn't think 1 was going to do th at well in
the 500 free," Alastuey said.
•The Corona del Mar High boys rallied from a 58·
52 deficit, with strong showings in the 4x50 and 4xl00
relays, to defeat host Santa Margarita, 93-77.
-By Rlt:h:ard Dunn
e The CdM girls came out on the short end of a 79-
67 decision at Santa Margarita, despite a lifetime best
of 1 :04 by Nette Alshuler in the 100 butterfly.
aOYI
COSTA MUA 101, UTANCIA 14
100 mtdley relay-1. Cost.41 Mesa (Comfort, Kelly, Klrnos
and Dandy), 1:53.16. 100 frtt-1. 8uddey (CM), 1:58.04; 2.
Szukslul (CM), 1:58.75; 3. Stephen• (E), 1:01.56. 200 IM -1.
Taylor (CM), 2:26,34; l. Wayman (f), 1:30.68; 3. Jacobs (£),
2:56.84. SO frtt-1. Dandy (CM), 22.87; l. 8ollenbach (f),
11.91 ; 3. Comfort (CM), 13.35. 100 fly-1. Stephen• (E),
1:00.90; 2. Klrnos (CM), 1:05.0; 3. Wayman (E), 1:11.41.
100 frce-1. Di ndy (CM), 51.53; 2. Bollenbach (E), Sl.75;
3. Hyllon (CM), 51.72. SOO free-1. Grayell (CM), 5:20.44;
l. ~lly (CM), S:37.37; 3. Metal( CE), 6:13.34. 200 free
relay-1. Costa Men (T41ylor, Kelly, Dandy and Comfort),
1:36.44. 100 bllck-1. Comfort (CM), 50.81; l . Hylton (CM),
1:07.86; 3. Dean (E), 1:11.06.100 breast-1. Tilylor (CM),
1: 14.04; 2. McD.lniel (CM), 1: 18.63; 3. Kelly (CM), 1: 19.15.
400 free rel.ty-1. Estancia <Dean, Jacobs, O'Connor :ind
Hou), 4:35.28.
WOODIRIDOI •t, NEWPORT 71
100 medley rel1y-1. Woodbridge, 1 :44.11; 200 free-1.
Yofter (W), 1:57.18; 2. Seib (NH,, 1:58.97; 3. Jo~s (NII),
2:00.76; 200 IM-1. Moore (W), 2:00.10; 2. William• (NH),
2: 12.49; 3. At row (NH), 2: 15.35; SO free -1. Hughes (W),
23.03; 2. Snelgrove (NH), 13.31; 3. Sanlillilna (W), 24.30;
100 Ry-1. Pace (W), S.C.38; 2. Tinajero (NH), 5S.04; 3.
5.lntillani (W), 1:00.41; 100 frce-1. Hughes (W), S0.52; 2.
Snelgrove (NII), 52.74; 3. Simmons (W), 53.69; 500 frec-1.
Yotter (W), 4:53.00; 2. Tln:ijero (NH), S:01.7; 3. Lunde
(NH), nt; 100 lrtt relay-1. Woodbridge, 1:35.03; 100
bKk-1. PilCe (W), S9.15; 2. Rktmdson (NH), 1:01.72; 3.
Madokoro (NH), 1:01.18; 100 breul-1. Moore (W),
1:01.42; l. Chen (W), 1:04.71; J. Willi01ms (Nit), 1:05.18;
400 free rel;iy-1. Woodbridge, 3:35.14.
OIRU
COIT.A MU.A 111, ISTAHCIA 10
100 mtdley relay-t. Costl Mesa (Alutuey, Howse,
Curtis ind Smllh), l : 11.53. 200 free-1. K. Grog4111 (CM),
2:11.6; 2. Brooks (E), 2:25.52; 3. E. Grog;an (CM), 2:28.97.
200 IM-1. Alastu1:y (CM), 2:39.6; 2. Howse (CM), 2:S0.6;
3. He. Fassm1chl (E), 2:53.75. SO free-1. E. Christiansen
(<:,M), 26.32; 2. L Christiansen (CM), 29.25; 3. Mahan (f)
and Harrison (f), 30.09. 100 Ry-1. Uccda (E), 1 :09.46; l .
Lund (CM), 1:14.65; 3. Curtis (CM), 1120.59. 100 free-1. E.
Christiansen (CM), 58.63; 2. L Christi;insen (CM), 1 :03.S6;
3. Bennett (E), 1 :OS.5. 500 free-1. Alastuey (CM), 6:09.79;
2. Uccd.:a (E), 6:10.93; 3. Howse (CM), 6:16. 200 free
relay-1. Cost;i Mesa (Howse, Lund, E. Christl;insen and
Smith), 1 :.55. 100 bilck-1. Lund (CM), 1 :09.1 S; l . Kelly
(CM), 1:12.81; 3. Williams (f), 1:14.97. 100 breoist-1. K.
Grogan <CMl, 1: 19.84; 2. Gill ICM), 1 :13.68; 3. Smith (CM),
1 :30.79. 400 free relay-1. Cost;a Men (Kelly, Curtis,
Alastucy, K. Grogan), 4:2.5.J 1.
WOODIRIDGI fl, NEWPORT HARIOR 72
200 medley rel;ay-1. Woodbridge, 1 :S8.S7; 200 free-1.
Widger (NH), 2:06.SO; 2. Spencer (W), 2:07.31; 3. Simonson
(W), 2:07.70; 200 IM-1. LindslrOR) (\'V), 2!16.84; 2.
Pom1:roy CN~ll, 2:24.65; 3. Landilu (W), 2:19.40; so free-1.
Schutz (NH}, 2S.43; l . lotm (W), 25.73; 3. S~cen~ (NH},
26.10; 100 Ry -1. Lindstrom (W), 1 :03.39; 2. Milliken (NH),
l :OS.60; 3.,Mcflfresh (NH), 1:10.31; 100 free-1. Jord.un
(W), 54.58; l . Schutz (NH), S5.25; 3. lam (W), 56.95; SOO
free -1. Simonson (W), 5:40.41 ; l . Spencer (W), 5:43.82; 3.
Milliken (Nit), 5:45.19; 200 free rel:iy-1. Woodbridge,
1:46.20; 100 back-1. Jordaan (W), 1:02.81; 2. Pomeroy
(Nit), 1:07.95; 3. Spencer (W), 1 :08.82; 100 bre:ist-1.
l and;iu (W), 1:14.78; 2. Read (NH), 1:15.27; 3. Schneid·
erm;an (W), 1 :1S.90; 400 free rcl01y-1. Woodbridgl', 3:59.78.
Newport BeaCh/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
COLLIGllPORTI
Nye's 89 paces DCC
VISTA -Orange Coast College freshman
Chris Nye fired a 1-uoder-par 69, the first
11ub·po r round or lh'? senson for the Pirates,
lo lead a 381-386 victory over Orange Em-
pire Coorerence hosl Palomar Wednesday at
Lake San Marcos resort.
Nye shared medalisl honors in the four-
lcom match (OCC's o.nly oppo~ent w,as Palo·
mar) while OCC's Rick Redding was fourth
Individually with a round of 73.
Mike Cruz (79), Jeff Cochrane (79) and
Mike Artiglio (82) also. chipped in for OCC,
which improved to 4-6 in conrcrcnce.
Grossmont blankl Pirates
COST A MESA . -Host Orange Coast
College wbs administe~ed a ~~~en's tennis
lesson Wednesday, falling to VJsrtaog noncon-
rerencc Coe Grossmont, 9-0. .
Suzan Yildiz eamed the only single S,Ct
victory for OCC (1~3) and the PiraJ~s lost a.
chance to win their only match against the
state's No.2-ranked Griffins, when the dou-
bles team of Heathe r Eves and Tempa Rain-
ey had to relire after splitting two sets, due
to school and work com mitments.
GROISMONT 9, ORANGI COAST 0
, Singles: Hiyashl (G) def. Yildiz, 1·6, 6·2, 6·1;
Criwford (G) def. Michaels, 6-4, 6·0; ttunnicutt CG)
def. he1, 6·1, 6·4; Romero (G) def. Drlssi! 6-2, 7-S;
Looney (Gl def. Kum01gai, 6·4, 6·1; Gangw1sch (Cl dcl.
Rainey, 6-2, 7·6. . . Doubles: Hayuhl·Romero (G) def. Yl ld1z-Drlssi, li·2,
6-4· Crawford-Hunnicutt (G) def. Michales-Kumagai,
6·3; 7·5; Gangwisch·Herron (Cl def. Eves-Rainey, 2·6,
7-5, retired.
sec bats sllent again
COSTA MESA -In what can now be
called a full -fledged hitting slump, the
Southern California College baseball team
suffered a 6·0 nonconference shutout at the
hands of UC San Diego Wednesday.
The Vanguards (10-25) have now gone 18
innings without scoring a run and have
notched just one run in the last 25 inn ings. sec. limited to just six h.ils in a double·
header loss against Point Loma Nazarene on
Tuesday, could manage just one Wednesday
- a fifth-inning sj ngle by Brian Nolan.
The Vanguards will try to bounce back
with a Golden State Athletic Conference
doubleheader at home Saturday against Cal
Baptist.
UC I.AN DllGO 6, SOC.AL COLLIGI 0
UC Sin Dil'go 010 003 020-6 13 I
Soul College 000 000 000-0 1 2
Bry;ant, Mullin (7) and Detravulo; Primm, Holman
(6), Baker (8) and Levitt, Grllsse (9). W-Bryanl.
L-Prlmm, 1·4. 38 -Aguilar (SD).
SCC nets win ·over Blola
COST A MESA -Matthew Scott and
David Robbins improved to 8-0 in singles in
the Golden State Athletic Conference
Wednesday as Sou1hern Dtlifornia College
(I 2-2, 8-0) easily handled Diola, 8-1.
SOCAL COLLIOI I , llOLA 1
Singles: Scott (SCO def. Geisler, 6-3, 6-1; lewis (SC)
def. Hagnulst, 6·1, 6-0; JohMU$On (SCO def. Diu, 6·0,
6.0; Anael (SCO def. Morris, 6-1, 6-0; Robbins CSCO
def. Bridslon, 6.0, 6-0; Ahern (8) def. Limon, 6-1, 6-2.
Doubles: Johinsson·Robblns (SCO def.
Geisler-llagnuist, 6·2, 6·1; lewis-Andel (SCO de(.
Diaz-Morris, 6-0, 6·0; Scott-Baker (SCO def.
Brldston·Ahern, 6·0, 6· 1.
STARNS
FremP•1• a1
took to the mound to preserve the
win.
with two homers and four
doubles)," said Deats, who has
shifted Starns from last year's
leadoff role to the No. 5 spot in
the order.
composure when he sings and
dances his way through his first
stage experience, when
"Oklahoma" opens later this
month.
Starns said. "I even took a
scouting report to one rehearsal
last week."
Starns' successful pitching
season -he leads all
Newport-Mesa hurlers in victories
-has also been a surprise to
some, after a serious elbow
problem, which developed during
his frestunan season, prohibited
him from resuming mound duty
until after his junior season was
complete.
After battling through a rocky
four innings to one-hit the
Wolverines the final three frames,
Starns survived a pair of walks in
Alisa's final at-bat, striking out a
Wolverine for the fina l out to
improve his pitching record to 4-2.
"l was pretty excited," said the
Daily Pilo1 Athlete of the Weck,
who preceded his heroics against
Aliso Niguel by going 3 for 4 with
an ROI in a 15·8 win ove r Laguna
Beach, March 28.
"He's hitting .382 and he's our
leading RDI guy (with 11, to go
"He 's a student of the game and
he knows the game," continued
Deats, who employs Starns in left
field when not on the mound.
"I've never done anything like
this before, so 1 was very surprised
to get the lead," said Starns, who
has spent four days a week
rehearsing since February,
including evening sessions after
baseball games and practices.
In addition to his ample skills,
it's Starns' aversion to nerves
which has helped him consistently
respond in the clutch.
"Actually, I wasn't nervous at
all," Starns said of his
seventh-inning pressure-cooker
against Aliso. "I've never really
been nervous; I don't know why. I
guess I'm kind of used to it."
Starns is coun&ing on the same
"The guys on the team kid me
about it, but it's not too bad," said
Starns, who said his drama career
takes a back seal to his diamond
devotion.
"l told the director when I tried
out that baseball was my top
priority and that hasn't changed,"
"Dlood wasn't circulating to the
bones in my elbow and the
cartilage was drying up and
starting to fluke,'' Starns recalled.
"l had athroscopic surgery to drill
some holes in the bone to improve
circulation, and I'm fully
recovered."
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Newport Beaah/Coata Mesa Dally Pilot Thursday, April 6, 1995 8 3
BOATING
.......... 1
Balboa Yacht Oub's Dave Ullman and crew have won the Upton
Cup ~Of the lost three years and plan to defend it aaain this ycor.
FAULKNER ........... ,
gi1ls events April 22 and Ornoge
Coast College, l think not.
D1Mrict l'luyer of the: Year, w:is
~omewhat undcf\\hehnc:d by his
part1cipa1ion in f.riduy'J AJJ;.star
Tournament op.:ncr.
This ~ear's Upton'<?1P is also boasting Gary Jobson, world
class s1u.lor and ESPN s commentator on the America's Cup.
Jobson is the featured speaker ot Saturday niaht's BYC Tea Paity
skipper and crew dinner, starting at 6:30 p.m.
Racing will begin both days at 11 a.m. and can be seen Crom the local piers.
COSTA MESA -S~dWiy motorqicte ractn& besins its long
weekly Nn on Friday when the
Season Opener is held at the Or·
anie County Falrgrounds track.
ner of lhc wotld. Schwartx col·
&ectcd bis rtn1 U.S • .natlonnl cham·
pionshlp io Costa Mesa in 1986,
and added another lJi 'S9.
Perhaps Plowman would be
better served to direct his
promotionnl energies elsewhere.
• Estancia girts basketball coach
Russ Davis, who led the South
girls to n 56~54 win over the North
Sunday, was generous with praise
for Plowman's adminbtration of
the girls game.
"It'~ a li1tle bit ditfc:rc:nt from
1hc lust t1mt: 1 pla) eel Ju.: re," sauJ
Fracalosy, rtcJllint; the: Sea King>'
47·46 CIF lV-AA clnrnpionship
victory over St. lkrnard March 3
at the Bren Cen1cr.
• Fifteen Lchmµns competed in a fluky Earl Corkelt Regalia
last Sunday. h~st.cd by Newport Harbor Yacht Club. With a
Southerly. provtdang extremely shifty wind conditions, ~mart sailing ~nd good statts propelled David D1ackman and Molly MacRae into first plucc.
Two·time defcndina United
Statu•nalional champion an(i 1993
world champion Sam Erm~lcnko
hH indicated hc'JJ be on hand
when the racing gets uodct way at
8 p.m.
Schwart2 hM said be may cut
down his riding a bit, especially at
tracks other than Costa Mesa.
''This was OK." J·tacalosy
continued. "But I'm going to play
in the re3J (Kiwanib :\11-~tar) gomc,
so I'm lookin g forward to that."
.Oood sailing and good _competition characterized the regatta,
with the loCDI Lehman sailors providing each other with a close
rncc. John ;i~d Jennifer Drayton finished second behind
Blackman, w11h Phil and Kathy Ramming placing third.
for 27 years., speedway r:)cing
has been a faxturc at 1he Foir·
sround$, and the weekly program
will continue this ~ason each Fri·
day evening throuah October.
"I don't have a mechanic right
now and 1 don't really h<lve time to
even find one." he $aid. "I m:ly be
entering $0me new busf ness ven·
tures and 1 no longer want to work
on the t:flkes night ofter night by
myself.
"I thought it was really well
run," said Davi$, who noted the
sparse crowd (estimated at 200 for
the girls game), didn't take
anything from the enjoyment
experienced by the coaches and
players.
• Ill a time whi:n high school
bascbull playen. seldom step to the
plate without less thun two
stale·of·the·art bat ring l;lovcs,
Costa Mesa High's Seth H:1lverson
has a somc\'i hat simpler approach.
The Lehman Spring Championships, the Nash Trophy, will be
held May 1?·14 at Nc'_VpOrt Harbor Yacht Club. A strong fleet is
expected, with a potential of mote than 20 boats on the starting line.
•!he 22nd .annual Newport Harbor Boat Show will be held Ap~1l 5-8 at two. locations -Newport Dunes, one block north of
Pacific Coast Highway at Jamboree Road and at Udo Marina
Ermolenko. who normally rides
In British League competition, is
vi1ilting loCa lly and plans to ride in
th~ opener. Among those who will
be duclirtg Ermolcnko wilt be
Costa Mesa's Bobby Sch~artz.
"Speedway keeps me young .. I
may have lost a Jillie b\t, but l ride
smarter now."
"I look at (Plowman) as another
guy who is trying to support girls
basketball," added Davis, who has
no problem with an alternative to
the existing Kiwanis girls game,
which he will atso coach in later
this month.
Halverson, a junior shonstop,
wears a white cto1h gardening
glove, worth about as much as a
large package of sunflower see<ls.
"It's something th:i t a bunch of
µs used to do in college," said
Mesa Coach Doug Deats. ''It's no
big de<JI, but J th.ink ii makes ·
economic sense an<.l j1 also mal..es
a sta1cment 'that he's here to play
ball.''
Villqge in· Ne\Yport Beach. '
The boat show wiil conS.ist of seminars, new and used boats
sailing gear, electronics and accessories. The cost is $8 for ad~lts
and children under 12 are free.
For sailing and power boat enthusiasts, this year's boat show
will off er sQmething for everyone.
Strpbnnle Keefe's boating column appears In the Dally Pilot
every Thursday.
The beginning of the '95 season
marks the 22nd year of Schwart.t's
career, one that has seen the 38-
year-old race in virtually.every cor-
Other top riders include Mike
Faria of Apple Valley .. Rob Pfctz-
ing o( Brea, Josh Larsen of C:Osta '
Mesa and Brad 0,lle}' oJ San Juan
Capistrano. Gates open at 6:30
with parking free. Admission is SS
for adults with children under 12
(aocomp;inied by an adult) admit-
ted free.
"I think anyone' who watched
Sunday's game will want to come
ou1 to sec the next one {April
22)."
eCorona del Mar High's Drian
Fracalosy, the Newport-Mesa
In only his third game since
donning the unusual hitting aid,
Halverson went 3 for 3 with an
RD! against Laguna Ileach.
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Calllornla 92626 PARCEL A2. Project ldenllflcallon of lhese wage rr;te..determl· authorized 10 do business CA 92653 blds may be submitted 1n Fl Utt Sell °" °''1311995 at the w1rranty, upress or Im-
The Fictitious Business AN UNOl\llOEO 1/65TH IN-Name· Orange Coast Col-nallons, entitled PREVAIL· In this state. In the event (7 14) 454-2 205 advance) on the 13th day 8 1 c o~s North front •ntrance to ~~=~,;~~r:~nc~~~~~:C~!:
Name referred to above TEREST IN ANO TO TtiE I M le/Fir Art Chlll ING WAGE SCALE, are tender other lhan cash Is of April, 1995 al 1:00 P.M. us nes1 em• the County Courthoun, was hied on September 28, COMMON · AREA AS Of. a~ Th':rmal n~ne s St:~ maintained at lhe DISTRICT accept~d. the T'rustee may Published Newp~rl at the premises where said St•~•m•nt 700 Civic Cent•r Orlvt to ntlsfy the lnd•bt•d· 1992. In the County ol Or· FINED IN THE OECLARA· age Upgrade· Bid~ 1676 office located al: 1370 withhold the Issuance of Beach-Costa Mesa Oatly property has been stored T~o follo:""ng persons are Wut santa Ana, CA •t· ntss ucur~ by uld
enge, Original Fiie No. FS-TION ANO IN THE DECLA· Place Bids are on t1ie and Adams Ave., Costa Mesa, the Trustee's Deed unlll Pilol Aprll 5, 8, 12. t 99~ and which is located at doing business as: 1 :00 P .M. at public auction ~::.dwl:~~~~!r~~I t~:'~~:: 46-007 RATION OF ANNEXATION, avaJlable at· Office of the CA 92626; Physical Fac:ill· funds qq_come available 10 W949 AYRES SELF STORAGE, PS Personal Secretary, to the hlgttest blddff for ,.
Slmlnl Retail, Inc., ~la· BEING LOT 2 OF TRACT Director of ·Physlcal Faclll· ties Plannlng, and are e11ail· lhe pa1't or endorsee as a 7012 Ernest Ave .• Hunllng· 7882 Beachpolnl Circle, cash (p1yabte at th• time vld~d thei'ell', 1 and1 the
ware corporation, 6SO Filth NO. 7817, AS PER MAP ties Wiiliam Haines Coast able to any lnteresled party mailer of right. PUBLIC NOTICE ton Beach, Ca. (714) 848· Suile 9. Huntington Beach, of ul• In l•wful mon•y of ~~P:he ~~~tc ~~cu~:C:n~ty Avenu.. New York, NY RECORDED IN BOOK 308, Co,;,munlt Colle '• Dis-upon request. The Con· Said sale will be made. 73t4. Landlord 1eserves CA 92648 the United States), •II 10019 . PAGES 33 AND 34 OF MIS· trlct; 137K Adam~ Ave .. tractor shall post a copy ot but without covenanl or BSC 3833 lhe right to bid at the sale. Kim Su1:11nn~ Mutch, 7882 right, tttle i nd Interest said Dud with Interest
This business was con-CELLANEOUS MAPS, IN .. 0 .. Costa Mesa CA (Tl4) lhls document al each job warranty exprNS or Im· NOTICE OF Purchases must be made Beachpo1nt Circle #9, Hun· conveyed to and now held ~~~dreoNnot.',' f!..'so,vlcdh•!0~:
ducted by a c~rpo1alion THE OFFICE OF THE 432:5707 ' site. The Contractor and plied re9ardlng tllle, pos-PETITION TO by cash and paid for at the ting.ton Beach, CA 92648 by It und•r said Oeed of 0 ~ n ~
Slmlnt Retail, Inc.. Ric· COUNTY RECORDER OF NOTICE IS HEREBY any subcontractor under II session or encumbrances, ADMINISTER time of purchase. All pur· This business Is con· Trust In the proputy st· and exptnsts of tht trust-
cardo Gorl·Montanelll, ORANGE COUNTY, CALI· GIVEN that the above-shall pay not less than the 10 sallsty the Indebtedness ESTATE Of: chased goods are sold as ducted by: an Individual tuated In said County and ee,1nd tilt trusts created
Secy. FORNIA. d Sehool 01 trlct 1 spec:lfied prevalllng rates of secured by said Deed ad· Is and must be removed at The reglstrant(s) com· State h8feln1fter dt-by said Deed of Trust.
This st~tement was filed EXCEPTING THEREFROM ()'me 9 Count C~llom: wages to all workers em· vanees lhereunder with In· IVA ELIZABETH time of sate. Sale Is subject menced to transact busl· scribed: Coast Fed S.rvlcts, as
wltl1 tllo8 County Clerk of ONE HUNDRED PERCENT a~ by a'Z/'uuough lti ployed In the exewtlon of terest as provided therein, HUGHES ab to cancellation In the event ness under the Flclltlous EXHIBIT '"A" said Trustee, a Californl•
Orange County on March (100%) OF ALL RIGtiTS TO Governing Boatc2 htrelnef· the Contract. and the unpaid principal of IVA E. HUGHES of settlement between land· Business Name(s) listed A Condominium com-;ot~P";t~.tl°c"ha!!~~.lu~ 20, 1995 OIL. GAS AND OTHER HY· ter .referred to 'as "DIS-No bidder may withdraw the note secured by said CASE NO. A178612 lord and obligated party. a~ove on: 3/1/95 Pflled of:
Publlshed Newport Beach· DR 0 CAR B 0 N SUB· mlCT" wlll receive u to any bid for• period ol 1lxty deed with Interest thereon To au heirs, beneflc:larles, Ayrea Sert Storav•, Kim Mulch PARCEL 1: An undivided 9,3, 1• (818) 72M3&0, By· Costa Mesa Piiot March 30, STANCES LYING UNDER. bllt not laler than p the (60) days alter the date set as provided In said Note, creditors, contingent credl· Resident Manavera T.his statement was flied 118th lnttteat If' ind to Lot Beatriz Osorio, Assistant
Aprll 6, 13. 20, 1995 OR THAT MAY BE PRO-above-stated time sealed for the opening ol bids. fees charges and ex· tors. and persons who may Publlshed Newport with the County Clerk of 1 of Tract 132111, In tht ~;g~t,•;:5 D•t•d:
Th757 DUCEO FROM THE ABOVE bids for. the award of a A payment bond shall be penses of the trustee and olherwise be Interested In B ch C ta Mesa Dally Orange Counly on March City of Costa Mesa, as ~r ASAP157863 ---------•DESCRIBED LANO, TO-co 1 ct 1 the roject de-required prior to execution of the trusts creeled by the will or estate or both, ea · os 1, 1995 map recorded In Book PUBLIC NOTICE GETHER WITH ONE HUN· sc~~d 1:,r P of the conlfact and shall be said Oeed ol Trust 0 t : 1 v A EL 1 i:A BETH Pilot March 30, April 6, F83 8530 t32, Pagu 21 and 22, of 1_312_3_. _313_o_,_4_"-----
125709 2 OREO (100%) OF ALL Upgrade Chiller and Ther· Jn the form set forth In the CONSOLIOATED RE-tiUGHES aka II/A E. 1995 Published Newport Beach· Ml1u llaneou1 Maps, In OBITUARY 888 ens RIGHTS, TO THE PRO-al E S S contract documents. CONVEYANCE COM tiUGtiES Th763 Costa Mesa Oeily Piiot the office of th• County STATEMENT OF CEEDS THEREFROM ANO m netgy tOfage Y• Pursuant to Section 22300 • A PETITION has been "•corder of uld County. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ABANDONMENT OF ONE HUNDRED PERCENT tem Orange Coast College of the Public Contract PANY, 2 10 3 1 VEN-filed by JUNE ROBERTS In PUBLIC NOTICE March 30• April 6• 13• 20• EXCEPTINC TtiEREFROM KLAUSER
USE OF FICTITIOUS (1~) OF AU. RENTS. M~~;'~~~I~: received In Code, tho conlfact will eon· T URA BLVD., SUITE lhe Superior Court ol Call-1995 T ttt. followlng: (1) Units 1
BUSINESS NAME BONUSES ANO PROFITS the lace Identified above leln provisions permitting 5 2 0 1 W 0 0 D L A N D fornfa County of ORANGE. Fictitious h754 through II 11 ahown upon M a r c I a E t I e n
The follOwlng persons ACCRUING THEREFROM, and Pthose bid• •hall .,e the ~uocessful •. bidder to HILLS, CA 9 1384 (818) THE' PETlflON requests Buslneas Name PUBLIC NOTICE the Condominium Pl•n re· Kl au•• r pa sseo
have abandoned the use of PROVIDED HOWEVER. opened and pobUcly read substitute securities for any 34o-4472 that JUNE ROBERTS be St•tement corded u lnl1rument No. away in Newport the Fictitious Business TtiAT ORANTOR WAIVES aloUd 11 the at>ove-ltated monies withheld by the D•ted: 0 3129/1995 appointed as personal rep-T!"e lollowlng persons are NOTICE OF 81-32183', or omc111 Re-eeac:h on April 4,
Name: A/X Armanl Ell· AND REUNO\JISHES THE time and place. District to ensure perform-By: KELLY REEVES. resentaUve to administer domg bus1ness as: AVAILABILITY OF cords of Nl.d County. (b) '995 from compllca·
change, 3315 Fairview RIGHT TO IJSE OR OC· In accordance with the ance under the conlrac1. T RUSTEE SA LE OF-the estate of the decedent. A) Sliver. Splendor Jewelry; ANNUAL REPORT The !1clu1tve rl9ht to un tions 0 ( pneumonia. Road. Costa Mesa, Callfor· CUPY OR TO ENTER provisions of CallJornl• Each bid submlll!d In re-THE PETITl?N requests B) Steves F~ne & Fash1~n Pursuanl to Section the "1'Htrlcted Common Marcia taught Engllsh
nla 92628 UPON ANY PORTION OF Public Contract Code Ste· sponse to this NotJce shall FICER the decedents WILL and Jewelry Co., C) Cindys 6104(d) 01 the Internal Rev· Alea dulgnaled H Ga· al Estancia High
The Flctlllous Buslneu THE SURFACE .ANO 500 lion 3300 the Olslrict re-<iontain, es a .bid Item, ad· LPP 12343 codiclls. ii any. be admitted Fashion Jewelry. 24331 en 9 Code notice Is rage Sp41cH, Aenrvtd School for 23 years
Name relerred to above FEET BELOW THE SUR· quires lhat lhe bidder pos· equale 1heehng, s~orlng, Published Newport to probat!. The will and Mulrtands Blvd. #4114, Et her~by given' that the en-Parll,,g Spaces, Pattos, until her retirement
was filed on September 18 FACE, MEASURED VERTI-ses.s the following clas-and bracing, or equivalent Beach-Costa Mesa Dally any codlc1ls are avallable Toro, CA 92630 nual report for the calendar •od Deck as shown upon five years ago. She l992, In the County of or: CALLY FROM THE SUR· ilficatlon or col'ltfactor•a 11• method, for the protec:tlon PUot April 6, l3, 2o. 1995 for examlnallon In Ula tile Sloven Te1ry, 23010 Lake yoar 1994 01 THE EBSEN· the Condominium Plan wlll be missed by her
ange, Orlglnal Fiie No. F5-FACE OF SAID LANO, FOR cense at the time that the of lite and limb In lfenches th769 kepi by the court. F?rest Drive #2t2, Ulguna WOLCOTT FAMILY FOUN· above referred to. former sludents. t'lef
45132 THE PURPOSE OF ORILv oontrsc:t ls awarded: and ope,, excavation. THE PETITION requests Hills, CA 92853 DATION a prl1/ale loun-PARCEl. 2: Unit C, lulld-
Slmlnt Retall, Inc.. Dela· ING FOR, CAPTURING, Cootractor: Class C·20 which shall conform to ap· PUBLIC NOTICE authority to administer 11:10 Cindy Pastor, 23010 Lake dation is available at the lnO 1 as 1ho'fm upon the ~~~~s1:~~~e~,"~1~~:
wart corporallon, 650 Fifth PRODUCING, STORING, PUBLISH: March 30, 1995 plicable safety orders. estate under the lndepen-Forest Or. 1212. Laguna foundation's principle office Condominium Pl•. n abov• Avenue New York NY TREATING OR OTHER-and Apfil 6 1995 Governing Board, BV BSC 3 828 dent Administration ol Es· Hiiis, CA 92653 for Inspection during regu· ,_,erred to. ers, contribu1ions to
100t9 ' ' WISE HANDLING OR UTI· WALK THROUGH· AprU Wllllam M. Vqa, Ed. NOTICE OF tares Act. (This authority Steven Raby. 6 Marrin lar business hours from PARCEl. I : Th• exclu· the Marcia Klaus~r
This business was eon-LIZING SUCH OIL. GAS OR 11, 1995 at lO:oO a.m .. o., Chancellor , Coast PETITION TO Wiii ano~ the personal rep· Road, Y0tk, PA 17402 9:00 a.m 10 4:00 p.m. by 11\te rloht to use th• """e-Sc:tiolarshlp fund
ducted by a corporation OTHER HYOROC. ARBON OCC Maintenance & Op· Comm unlt)' College ADMINISTER resentat1ve lo take many This business Is con· any citizen who requests it strlc1"1 Common Aret of would be apprec:ialed.
Slmlnt Retatl, Inc., Ric-OR MINERAL SU e. orations, located on 2701 D i stric t ESTATE OF: actions without court ap-ducted by: ce>-partners within 180 days alter the thoee portion• of lot 1 d.-Checks c:an be sent to cardo Gorl·Montanelll STANCES. FOR TtiE PUA-Fairview Road Costa proval. Beloro taking cer-The reglstrant(s) com· date 01 publication acrfbed In Parcel f abov•, Es1anc:ia High School.
Secy. ' POSE OF .EXERCISING Mesa, CA (White Trailers Publlshed Newport JESSEVERNON taln very Important actions. menced to transact busl· The loundatlon's.princlpal designated u Oarag• 2323 Placentia Ave,
This statement was flied GRANTOR S RIGHTS located off l=alrvlew Road Seach·Costa Mesa Dally DAVIDSON aka however. the personal rep· ness under the F1clitlous ottlce Is located at 530 s Spec.a (OJ, RttttVed Costa Mesa 92627.
with the County Clelk of THERETO, AS RESERVED and Monitor Way) Pilot March 30, April 6, JESSE v. DAVIDSON resenlative will be required Business Name(s) lisled Bay Front Balboa Island' SpecH (PJ, Patios (PT). 1---------
0range County on March IN OEEDS RECORDED BIO DATE: April 25, 1995 1995 CASE NO. A1?7303 to give notice 10 Interested above on: 2/1/95 CA 92662. The principal and Decks (DJ u ippurte-
20, 1995 MAY 17, 1972 IN 800I< at 10:00 a.m. al Coast Th764 To all heirs, benellclarles, persons unless they have Steven Terry manager ol the foundation n1nt to Parcels 1 and 2
Publlshed Newport Beach-10129, PAGE 657 OF OF· Community College Ola· creditors conUngent ciedi· walved nollce or consented T.hls slatement was filed ls Nanc Wolcolt Ebsen above described.
Costa M.sa Piiot March 30. FICIAL RECORDS AND RE· trlct. Bldg. "D" PUBLIC NOTICE tors, end' persons who mey to the proposed acilon.) with the County Clerk or (? 141 6/j.5 t 15. The ptoperty 1ddress
April 6, 13, 20. 1995 CORDEO DECEMBER 27, BOARO DATE: May 3, otherwise be Interested In The Independent ad.minis· Orange County on March Published Newport 1nd other common dulg-Th756 1961 IN BOOK 5957, PAGE 1995 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT the will or estate, or both, lrallon authority will be 13, 1995 Beach·Costa Mesa Dally nation, tr eny, of the rul
PUBLIC NOTICE 6 6 5 0 F 0 FF IC I AL No payment shall be UNDER A DE ED OF of: JESSE VERNON DAVID· granted unless an lnler· F839805 Piiot April 6, 1995 property described above
RECORDS. made for work or material TRUST DATED 01/20/ SON aka JESSE \I DAVID· esled pe1son flies an ob-Publlshed Newport Beach· Th770 11 purport~ to be: 133-C
---------1PARCELA3: under the contract unless 1993, UNLES S YOU SON . jectlon to the petillon and Costa Mesa Oally Pilot Cecil Pl Costa Mua, CA
ORUMMY KING EXCLUSIVE EASEMENTS end until the Registrar or TAKE ACTION TO PRO· A PETITION has been show good cause why the March 30 Apul 6 13 20 PUBLIC NOTICE 92628. & WHITE APPURTENANT TO SAID Conlractort verifies to the TECT YOUR PROP· flied by BONNIE L ROG-court should not grant the 1995 ' ' ' ' Th• undersigned Trusttt 714-850-1800, UNIT NO. 45, ALL AS DISTRICT that the CON· ERS in the Superior Court authority. NOTICE OF dl1cl1fms any llabllltl ror
32oo Park Cent er MORE SPECIFICALLY OE-TRACTOR was propeny II· ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD of Cahlornla, County of OR-A HEARING on the pell· Th755 TRUSTIE!"S SALE any lnco11•clnua o the
Drlv Sult• 1000 FINED IN THE CONDO-censed at the time the con-AT PUBLIC SALE. IF ANGE lion Wiii be held on MAY 4, PUBLIC NOTICE UNOER DEED OF TRUST property add1ua and oth-•• M C ' MINIUM PLAN ANO THE tract was awarded Any YOU NEED AN EXPU. THE . PETITION requests 1995. at 1:45 P.M. In Dept. Fiie: 22651 er common duJgn1llon, If
Costa ... , •· DECLARATION. CONTRACTOR not '10 If. NATION OF THI! NA· thal BONNIE L ROGERS 703 located at 341 The City Fictitious Loan: 3192'4-6CS any, ahown herein.
9 2628-5080 Property ts a dwelling cenaed 1, aubjec:t to penal TURB OF THE PRO· be appointed 81 personal Drive South. Orange, CA B 1 N Other: 2C10.1J..11 The total amount of lht
Or•ng• County Record Owners: Vincent M. Ilea undflf the law If the f~ CEEDINQ AG AI NST representative to admlnls 92668. us neu am• A.P. Number 934-34.011 unpaid balenu of th•
Superior Court Marconi and Dolores M. cens• clasalflcatlon 1pecl· YOU YOU SHOULD ter Iha eslale ol thl dece: IF YOU OBJECT .TO the Statement YOU ARE IN DEFAULT obligation IKUrtd by th• PLAINT IFF& E. E. Ash-Marc:onl, trullees ol the fled herelnabove 11 lhat ol • dent granting of lhe petition, you The followlng persons are UNDER A DEED Of' property to ~ sold end
111 Mvconl Family Trust for a "apec:lalty contractor" es CONTACT A LAWYER. THE PETITION eq ests should appear al the hear· doing business as: T"UST, DATED March '· reasonable utlmattd
wDEFENDANTa Certl• the benefit ol V\ncent M. defined In Sec1Jon 7058 ol TS I 33337·TQ2 ll'le decedent's W~LLu and Ing and state your ob· A & M ELECTRONIC SER· 1990, UNLESS YOU TAKE costs, upensu and ad-Marconi and Oolores M. h C Iii nl B sl d NOTICE OF 1 l II b d I d jec1ions or file written ob-VICES, 240 East 16th ACTION TO PROTECT vencH at the time or th•
fled Marine Corpor• Marconi and their Issue ~r!ie:sr:, ~ •• ~t!' ~ T RUSTEE'S SALE ~ood ~~bait~~.· !n\" ~~d iecllons with lhe court be· Plac.e, 11 i. Costa Meso, YOU" PROPERTY, IT MAY 1n11111 publication of th~
tlon under Instrument dated clllty contrac1or awarded UNDER DEED anl codicils are available l0t• the hearing. Your •P-~~ 91126217 F G 2 !~. ~OLIOF YAOUT AN[~JS~ Notice of Site 11. MARSHAL OF March 5, 1990. ..A C It ~• f lhl w k OF TRUST 1 11 1 th Iii pearance may be In person mlc ae · ouda, 40 .,,_.._ $213,'81.04.
ORANGE COUNTY Commonly Known Ad t... on a ... or • or for e>Cam na on n e 1 0 b~ r attorney East 16th Place I I l Costa EXPLANATION OF THE In addition to cash tilt • ahall ttaell construct a ml· Notice Is h.,1by given kept by the court. °' you · M CA 92627 • NATURE Of THIE PRO-' WEST DIVISION dreu: jorlty of the Work, In IC· that CONSOUOATEO RE· THE PETITION requesls IF OU ARE A CREDITOR esa, U Trul1.H wlll acupt a ca-
8141 13T H STREET 4 Baruna Cr., 145, Newport cordance with the prov\. CONVEYANCE COMPANY aulhorlly to administer 1he or • eonllngent creditor of 1F6~~myPIZ. Awa#dt't240CEasl CYOEEUD,.!~~OOACl~TTA1~ & shlu' check drawn on •
N.T •R ' Beach, Ca. I of c llf--' e sl • 1 nd h Ind 1he dec•asod, ~must file uo ac:e , osu1 """".. "'" .. state or national bank, a WESTMt "" • If the 1ubjec:t of this Hie •one a """a u • as trustee, or successor esta e u er 1 e epen-our claim wi(h lllr~urt Mesa, CA 92627 LAWYE9'. check drawn by a state or CA 92883 11 real property' and It hat ness and Professlont Code trustee,· or aubstituted dent Administration Of ~s-!nc1 mall a copy to the per· This business Is con· Notice 11 tt.reby given federal cr•d" union Of •
NOTICE OF no 1treot address °' other s::;uWe:,1f5~ st .,_ com-10~!,-• f puretu•nl utto ..... thbe 1'1~' 11 Act., .. (Thia au:Ollty sonal representative ap-ducted by: co-partners th~ CoHt Fed Services. • check drawn bv a st•t• or
MARSHAL'S SALB common dealgnallon di· r u ..., 0 True exec ""' oy w a ow "'9 penon rep-pointed by the court within The reglstrant(s) com· Caltrornla Corporation, u · LEV'VJNO OfflCER rectlons to It'• locall~ ma Plated within 11 con..ai· ROSEMARIE K. GRABLE resontallvo to take many lour months from the date m&nced to transact busl· trustee, or succusor The Community
f!IL• NO be obtained from Ula MJ. tJ119 day•. Tim• Is or the tS• AN UNMARRIED WOMAN actions Without court ap-01 first Issuance 01 lhe let· ness under the Flctlllous ttultte, Of substituted Market Place. •* ehal'I Office upon request. t9nee. fallur• to complete and recorded on January provel. Bttor• taking cer· tors as rovlded In section Bualneu Name(s) listed ttuatH pu11uant to the Classlfled
HARBOR l.AWN-
MOUNT OLIVE
Cemetery Sales
Leads Furnished
54 -7602
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMONALl'AM
~ety • "40rlutWy
Chapel e Crematory
3500 Pacific View Oftw
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m.LlllUWlY
Mortuary • Chapel
Cremation
110 Broadway
eo.te M ... ea .. 111
WOC98H403-A Proipectlve bidden the Work Whhin the Ume 28, 1993 as Instrument taln very Important aC1lons. 9100 l~he Califomla Pro-above on: nl• Deed of Ttult t1tcuttd b $42-58 78 ~UMCUB H~ ~~h~~~rtd~l~~4750of O~~l~~~~pe~~~ o ~~~~~====~~~~~~~~~~========~==~~~~==~; 888403 should refer to Stctlona tha Imposition or llqulc2ated Records In Ule omce of the resentatlv• will .,. required bate Code. The time for fll· I 1
8 virtue 01 •writ luued 701.510 to 701 .680, lnchJ>o d•magea '°' each day of County Aecordel' of OR· to give notice to Interested Ing claims Wiii not expire s Tir:ARTJlNG n YJul 5, 1994 In the •Ive, 01 the COd• or ClvU delay In th• amount set ANGE' County, California, persona unle11 they have before four months from 0 Yd I 1A.. cou.. Procedure tor provlalona forth in the "Information for and pursuanl to the Nollet waived notice or consented the hearing dale "otlced above H gna "" "' governing th• t1t1ma, condl· Bldd " ol E ) above upon a )IJdgment entered tlon• Ind effect of the Nie .,.. Oelalllt Ind 1.cuon to to tne ptopoted ~. YOU . MAY EXAMINE the Novernw 24, 1092 In favOt and ihe llablllty 01 dtfautt· Each bid mut1 ~form Sell thereundw recorded The Independent admtnls-file ke 1 by the court. 11 you
of ludgment creditor(•). e. ltlo bidder• and .,. rftpon1M1 to the on July e. 1994 " lnsltu-trltlon authority wlll .,. .,. 1 P rson Interested In
E. Ashwlll IJ'ld 1g1lna1 ~OTICE · IS HEREBY contract docum«lta. Each mtnt No.194-0441821 of grented lll'llau an Iott,. the eft:te you may lilt
ludgmtnt debtor(•) Vln<itnt GIVEN ttiet on We(lnuday blddtf' lhall submit, on the ..id Offlcl*' Atc0td1\ wilt ••ted ,,_,ton flln an ob-Ith the c0vrt a formal Re>
Mareon11 •,h,~ng 'o"'T'~!al• May 3, 1t951.. ll 10 o'clock =~ur==-n~tha '= r'~ on rf't~9r ~'o~~~ =~n,.!J":.:~lt!:'y'~ :ueat for Speolal Notice of
anct O ,.,,834. -·u-A.M. at • uar~ Court, --· ......,. ' be FR' o· T !NTA CE TO •:;;:=··'d the fillng ot an Inventory ally d\Jt on tald fUdgni.m 145: N"POrt Beach CA. "' v.. propo....... •u 0"" N AN court a • ....,. not lflnl lha and appraisal ot estate ••· on th• dllt ol th• IHU~ Cll or ~port ... act'I tractors on thla l)l'Ofecl •• THE COUNTY COURT-suthOrllY. .. •• or ol petition ()(
ol aald writ I .,_.,. .. Vied corinty of Ora e Stall oi required by lha SUbltttlng HOUSE, 700 CMC C!N• A H!AAING on tn. petl· acc:o nt .. :riv rovlded In
upon an right. title and '"' CSlllOl'nll f wi1:1.ii .. pub-and 8ubcontraollng flfr TEA DRIVE WEST. SANTA tlon Will.,. held on MAY 4, 1ect~ 1250 ~. the Call·
lor .. t ot said )Udgm.nl le auction co th• tllghtst Practic.1 Act. OoV9f,,ment ANA. CA et public 1uct1on, 1995, at 1:45 P.M. In Oepl foml• Probate Ood•. A Rt•
dtblor(•) In \her~ In blddtf' f0t cash In IAWful COCfe 8don 4100 et aeq. to the hlohfft bldd9' fOf 703 located 11341 The Ctty ueat for Sptdel Nollet
th• Counly 0 Orarig•. money o f th• United Each Bid shall .,. ac-caah (peylbl• at t"9 time Dtlve South, Orange, CA ~rrn It ava.llablt lfom the
State ol Cal/lomla, d• Statet alf the rklht. tide companied b)' • Ctrtllltd or of .. ie lri lawful money of 11me. court clerk. • acrl~ .. fOftows: and i,;..,... or Mid .. .-.. CUhlet'I Ghtck Or bid th• United Stat••» all right, IF YOU OBJECT TO the "'tt f th p ti PARCEL 1 1••._111-bond In an amount not ... , tlllt, Md 1ni.r .. t. conveyed granting ol th• petition, you .. om-v or • • •
A CONOOMINIUM CON· men' d•b= In Cne lhan '8n pttc.tll (t°") of to and now htld by It lnould t.t>PHt' at the h .. , .... ,,.,,
SISTINQ OF THE FOU.OW· ~: = "*~:f:Zy' the total '1!d prtce, paya~ undet a61d DMd of Ttutt In kiQ an<S s1tle your ob-J. LMRY BALLARD, IN<l' ~ neo.aNtY 10 aatltfV to IN Dtatrle:t as • guaran-tht property sltu11ed ln etlone or flit wrht..-. ob-ISQ. (Cl81 i41M)
PAAC£l At: uld txttutlon With 14> '" that IN blddtr, H ltJ Hid County and SUit• and llons With the coUtt b-. A'nORNEY AT LAW, UNIT NO 45 0, THAT ~Int aftd t propoul Is accepted, lhall ci.actl~ u follow•: Otl th• tltatlng. 'fOUt .. tUI N ... tbo,
C!ATAIN 'CONDOMINIUM Ot&ed :.,-::, 2t f:S a. promptly t HCUtt \ht AS MOR! FULLY DE· pearanc• "'?c ~ In pttton llvd tte 200 .;::~~TER~Al'.r"~g~~ Division: Welt DMtlon. ~:..~"',:,::~~~~TON SAID DEED °'w~ru~,~~!~ Ful~ .... CA'
M Pl.AH ASCOADIED .,., 13th lttMt. w"*"""" ance Wond In .., amount '"" ,~,. OI' • contlno-nt Cttdltot of UIJIOtM• t:r~ 10190 flAGI toe stw, Ca. Nt'3 not .... "*'~~ TftUI TH IS &e.t.UNQ IN dtOffNd. you' must tu. (114) 111•UH °" Ol'FldAL 'AEC°"OI AflPl\.0XIMATI MINI.MUM .,_roenl (t~) ot IN tercel PAOP&AT Y "AS II, your claim with ttw court Publl•hed N••port
IN TH! Ol'~I 0, THil ~·0 I .. M fot bkl pt!ce, """"" • p~ WHEA! IS" and mail a copy to the .,.,. a..ett~o•ta .,.... o.lly
COUNTY AICOADIR OI' teel:~ C.:t purehaM "*" lond In 1n ttnOUnl T"-a.,..I eddtHI and s~at reprn•ntetlve ap. PllOt Aj»tl a, t, ti 1996 OAAHO! COUNTY, CALI· lee not .... ll'lal\ fifty l*Cent ~common det'QnatlOn, oolnttd bv IN~ Wlltlln ' WHO ,OANIA (IUCH Pt.AN pr--a C.W (""61:~ ~bid prloe, If .,y, Of lhl,.,,. prop«ty tow rnonthe lrom IN oat11 _______ _
,=~N:ED Hvcr~ .. .f..~ ., D . ......;., .,.,..., ;:'.. ~:u:: =~.,:;~~CH ~!"': i:= ~ ~ PUIUC NOTICI
CONDOMINIUM flLAH"l, NOTI: Do not take..., lntur....-c. II II\ etfect In the lt.V0.1• CORONA OIL 1100 ot lhe Cellfornla Pro-L1G1L llOTICll
AND Al DIFMD IN THAT Of defaoe a poettd riod09 MlOUNe _. forth In lhl MAii, rtBWPOAT 8£.\CH, bat. Codt. TN tlmt tor IM-NOTICS'Oll
CIATAIN DI C\.AAATION Nfore ._ .... Cit tad9feC. ttn0t• ooncltloM. In tht CA 12125 fna dlilM wlll not ft91rt JtU81.JC SALa Oft
Ofl COY!i'I. CONDi. llon of ~ f1M111 _,. ol ,.._e to enlar lnlo The undert!Qned TM* bel0te lof.lr rnontlta fnlfn DONS• TIONI AN RllTIUC• Code lotctlol\ l tl ( ...... lhe -*acl W ..._,.. cltdalrn• tl'(-J hbllty b ~'*'tno da-. hOClced ~n TfONI '0 N!WPOln the l'9qvtrM tlocurneftt• _, lricotTtetntu of the rnvran C"llT H~IOWNIAI "*'*l• • """ W _,,_ ... be ..,_ tddr11t and OU. MA'i bAMtN! tht NotlC9 =-.=-~ I c AtlON " .. '"'' etttd N••P••t ~ n. ~ .... -.mmon d=.•Uon, II 11109"' by lhUOutt. "~ tNl .. .. IN 'tOMI, .......CO... ...... .,_ ..,,..._ .... lflll ,. ""'· lhoWn .,. • per.on .,,..,....., In _. al P'lbtlD I\ . ....-°"~ P'llOt ,.._ t, ti, to.,. "'*'"' M ..... lfld ..._. Tht tC1C11 6noUnl Oii flt lhe --. JO'I Nr ... "*1l to ledlon 2'7'00 Oii
AMINO-Nd • 111 ._ N .. lton. HCUtff 'ti( "'41 _... -.,._ Nolol ol _,., Codt, the ~
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BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • Tht LtgaJ Dq>artmmt Ill the Dail] Pilot is pfettstJ ,,
ttJ 41ZntJUna a nt'W mvia now llUlilalN to MU businessa.
wt will now SEARCH tht ~for you 111 no cam t:hargr. and stM JOI' tht
time anti tJx tri!J ltJ 1'x Q,,nr House in ~AM. Thm, tf muttG afar tJx som:i1
is~ rw uMIJ fW ]OUT fatiti-s ~ MfM Slllkmml wiiJ1 lk CAU11tJ
Clri. pubGsJ1 on«" wtJt far""' ai."'6s llS ~ PJ' lttw and tiKn # )'W'jJr«{
of~uMlhlhe~CW. ...
PIM.re JltJj> by-~,,,,,, fatiti-s INsillG1 JlllktMlfl"' ihe ~ PW4 330 w.
&,j $4 C. Mai, ,,. ""'1llJt., '1J, ,,._ aJl MS Ill (7 J 4) 642-4J2J ltnJ U~
wilJ m4J.111"'¥:1 f.1"" IO Ji,,,i/Jj'tlJis ~ bJ ""1iJ.
If JOI' Sl"""1J UiJfio'rl.w ,. . ._ />"-aJI w IDtll aw u.fJJ ~"""" thil1t
~ ltJ llJsist J<lfL GooJ ltd in Jfl'l1'""" ,,._
OMHOI "'* ll'lft!llil\ -5 -P9' Ur'°8ld NMnOe of N --.. OCN'I • ....,.. ,.... lM lut!Mta & ~
TO ltl· lur II. ... ft.,.,.. IL ~. "°'*" '° b9 11011 Md tha lllil'I of en '""*"°''t lllMollMd t»roC*'Y tt .ifi
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M Thunlday, AprM e. 1995
PUILJC NOTICU PUIUC ll011CU
IUlldi tiiCOiN Mililit to iii .....,_ Ml Ilia -. M .. oblecuone with the •y will ellow I.ht pereon-
~ or tndonee • 1 mllllr ""* -._ c.1111 • oourt btfor• the hHt· el reptHentetive t9 c..k•
Ol 119111 s.11 Nit .. bt madt, lht J"*I _, _.. •"9· Vour eppMr9"Ct Many eobone wtthoUt
bill ~t cownant or •· .. iMlllllCltlfllel.-'1 may b1 in per.on or by obt•nlne court IPPfOY.
ranty ••• Of ~ .rd tuncll b«Mlt ,..., your ettomey. el. Before teklne oenaln reo-o.to 1111 llOS-toll or 11 Ill ~ ttt ttldelltt M IF YOU AA! A very impon.nt eotlone1 -;-UNDER OHO Of TRUST t<ICVmbtll'ICIS, 10 SdSly lie ~ot ,.._ CRfOITOR or e contin-however, lhe P41JHMI
YOO ARE IH DHAULT l»il0£11A ~ NCUrtO ~ Slld • will bl INdt, W gent creditor of the rapr11ente1iw wlll be
()EEO Of TRUST. MTtO AOt1 OMd ld¥anolll '*evrtdtr· CMNllf or ...,..,, dtcteeed. you ""'" file required to QIW not.lee
11 1111 UNLESS YOU TAKE Wiii! lnlllrtrt • prOYldtd tttlmOMcl l'IOMlllO 11111, your c:l .. m with th• to lnterHtecf per1on1 ~TIOfit TO PROTECT YOUR 11tt..n,1ndlheunpllid~ U!Oftttt~ao courtendmailecopyto unleu th•Y have
'"'OPEIUY. IT MAY IE SOlO 1>.111r1C1 of t11t Noll secured ~ fie indllblilcllllU NeUrtCI th• pereonal reprtHnt•· weived node• or con-
-T A PUii.iC SALE If YOU NM D11c1 "'" lnllrts1 lltlton Ottd. aiMnus fltMun• tive eppointed by the Hnt1d to the propoeed NEED AH EXPlMATION Of II pr~ll W1 llld Noll.""· will inle1tst at ~ court within four eetion,) The Jndtp•~
M NATURE Of THE PAO-cl'llrgtt ll'ld txptl'I., ol lht in. and IN IWlpaid --montht from tht dtt• dent edminietretlon ~EDtNG AGAINST YOU. YOU IJUttll end Olt b'\lllS crnlld ~ IN NoM ltCUllO by slid Offd of firtt 1uuence of euthority will be granted SHOULD COHTACT A LAWVER 5.alO Dllcl ol Trust lllttlllt tlltllOll u ptCMded litter• et provided In unle11 en lnterttted
'f(ITICE 11 hereby glYtn 01a1 Oalld 03/30f1995 111 said Holt. ftts, CNl'Ot• and ,.ction 9100 of the poreon fllH en objection
QtlAllTY LOAN SERVICE OUAlrrt lOAIUEAVICI qienxa ot the tn.lsttt and of the Callfotnla Probe ti COdt. to th• petition end
QORP ... ""'*pr IUoctnor COflP ...... T,.... 1650 E SU ~ by 5IJd Oetd ol The time tor filing 1hows good cauH why b'lJs•. or sut>stituted trustet FOURTH STRUT, 2ND FLOOR T111st. cleim1 will not expire the cnurt 1hould not
purtUll'lt to lht Oetd ot trust SANTAANA.CA92701 ated:~995 before four month1 grant the autho/lty. txtCUllO l)y JA.Y DOUGLAS (7t ~)28S·9962 8'I THERESA DWTY MOfll'WE TllUIT'H fro'!' tht hearing date . J':. HEARING on the
CAANAHAN ANO KAIS CARNA· AUSSELl, ASSISfANT SECRE· OIYICE. Al INO TllUn& noticed ebovo. ptt1t1on will be held on
HAH HUSllANDANDWIF'E and TARY 5733SOUTHSEPUt.VfOABMJ., YOU MAY EXAM· Mey 4, 1995 1t 1:45
AtoOtded on 05l09/1989 is In OPP 17393 416 4113.4120195 STE 200 INE the file kept by the P .M. in Dept. 703 loo et·
'trurntnt No 89-245393 of 01· PUBLIC NOTICE LOS ANGfl.ES, CA «»45 court. If you are a per· od at 341 The City
.lldlf record• In 1111 olllce ol lht (310~70-5565 or (310)670·05 eon lnteroatod in tho Dr Ive 0 range CA
.County Atcofdtr of ORANGE llOTICfOfTllUmFllAll y.l<ATHLEfNDIMEOHERRERA. Hteto, you may file 92668.
COlln\Y c.tf0<n1.t, and purs11ant UttOER DEED Of TllUl1' ~PRESIDENT with the court e formal IF YOU OBJECT TO '° lllt Nolloe ol Otlaul1 and flU: U ·T1211 C227190 Request tor Special tho .. granting of th•
Elldlon to SeM 1t1e11un0tr 11· A.P. NUMIEll 041·135-02 , 4"13. 4'20, 1995 Notice of the filing of en pehl1on, you tho~ld
COfcled 12/2711994 es lnsltu· YOU AAE IN DEFAULT UNDER A Inventory end eppreisel eppoar at tho hHnng
mtnt No 94-0734560 ol said DEEO OF TRUST. DATED June PUBLIC NOTICE of Htet• euttt or of ~nd 1tato your obJoc·
Otltlal Atc:ordt, WILL SELL on 24, 1993 UNLESS YOO TAKE cNs• 210147 any pttitlon or eccount tioris or file written lM/2711995 IJ 10 00 AM at IN ACTION TO PROTECT y~ ., provided in section ObJOCtJons with tpo
IROHT Of THE FLAGPOLES AT PROP£RTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT PNET0rTTIC10ENOTFO 1250 of tho California ~oun bofor• the hear·
'rliE MAii( ENTRY AAEA TO A PUBLIC SALE If YOU NEED AH Probate Code A Ro· ing. Y ~r eppeeranu
TME PLACENTIA CIVIC CENTER exPLAHATION Of THf NATURE ADMINISTER quut for Sp1cfe1 Notico may be.in person ·or by
401·411 EAST C1iAPMAN AVf· bf M PROCEEDING AGAINST ESTATE OF:l JESSE form i• evell1blt from your attorney. ~UE PlACENTIA. CA AT PUBllC YOO. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A VERNON the court clerk. CREIOFITOYROU ARE • A AUCTION TO THE HICHEST 1.AWYFR DAVIDSON Attorney for Petftionet; . or 8 contln·
BIDDER FOR CASH (Pl)'ablt at Notice 1s hereby gMn 11\al CASE NO. A 177252 Andenon It Andenon gent creditor of tho '1fle tJmt ol Siie In lawful money Fidelity Moltgage T111me Servoee, To all heirs, bonefl· .Jen w• Andenon. docoosed! you '!'Ult file
'ot Ille United Slates) all right, as llUstee. or successor trustee. cierios, creditors, con· &q. your claim • with th• lrtle and 111terHI conveyed to or substiwted 1rustte pursuant to tingont creditors, and 2070 N. Tustin court and mail a copy to
and now lltld by It under said the Deed ol T111st eKecuted by person• who may other· Avenue the personal represent&·
-Oeed ol Trust In Ille property GEORGE TATE, TRUSTEE OF THE wise be intotottod In &enu An11 CA 92701-tlvo appoiryte~ by tho
situated In said Coonty and TATELMNGTRUSTDATEO JAN. tho will 01 utete, or 2148 court within four
State herelnalter described 28 1983 Recotded on O&'l511993 b 0 th, 0 f : J Es s e 04/06. 04/06, 04/12 months from tho de to
PARCEL 1: LOT 18 or TRACT U 0lnstrument No. 93-042$467 of VERNON DAVIDSON of first Issuance ol
7083. ~S SHOWN ON A MAP Otticial Reeonls in the oHice of A PETITION het PUBLIC NOTICE letters as providod in
FllEO IN BOOK 274. PAGES 34 Ille County Recorder of Orange been fitod by RHONDA tection 9100 of tho TO 37 INCLUSIVE OF MISCH· County, Catttomia, and pursuant DAVIDSON in the Supe· CNSt 2801' 8 California Probate Code.
L.ANEOUS MAPS. RECORDS OF to the Notice ol Default and rior Court of California, NOTICE OF Th~ time for filing
ORANGE COUNTY. CAUFOR· Elecbon to Sell thereunder rt-County of Orange. PETITION TO claims will not expire
NIA EXCEPT THEREFROM All cOl'ded 12'2111994 u lnstl\lment THE PETITION re· ADMINISTER before four months
Oil. GAS. MINERALS AND No 94-729852 ol said OlllNI quests that RHONDA ESTATE OF: JOHN from 1ho hoaring dale
OTHER HYDROCARBON SUB· Recoms. Will Sell on 04-2&'1995 DAVIDSON bo appoint· STANTON noticod abovo.
STANCES lYING BELOW A at the ~in (NOlth) Entrance to ed es peraonal reprosen· SKARMAN AKA YOU MAY EXAM-
DEPTH OF 500 FEET WITHOUT lllf Cojinty Coulthouse, 700 Civic tative to administer 1ho JOHN S. S KARMAN INE the file kept by the ~Y RIGHT TO ENTER UPON Center Onve Wes~ Santa Ana, ca estate of the decedent. AKA J OHN court. If you are a per·
\"tHE SURFACE OR THE SUB· at 9 45 AM. at pubhc auctr0n to THE PETITION re· SKARMAN son interested In the
SURFACE Of SAID LANO Ille highest OIO<ler for cash quests authority to esteto, you may file i ABOVE A DEPTH Of SOC FEET (paya!U at ttle bmt ol sale 111 administer the 01tato CASE NO. A 177293 with lhe court e formal
, AS PROVIDED IN INSTRU lawful montr ot Ille UmttO under tho Independent To all heirs, bonefi· Request for Special ~ MENTS OF RECORD PARCEL States). aM nghl. bllf, and 111ter-Administrellon of Es· c1a11es, creditors, con· Notice or the filing of an
\ 2: AN APPURTENANT NON·EX est. conwye<l IO and now ntl<I by tat es Ac t with l1m1tod 11ngont credito11, and inventory and appraisal
1 CLUSIVf EASEMENT FOR IN ~under sa<I Deed ot Trust 111 tne autho11ty. (This autho11· per1ons who may othor· of estate assets or ol
~ GRfSS AND EGRESS propeity situated in said County ty will allow the porson· wise bo interested in any pe1111on or account
1 THROUGH lOT 23 Of SAID and St.ite llert•Nlter dtsonbed al roprosontot1vo to toke the will or estate, or as provided in 1ection
: TAACT 7083 Tilt property ad A$ more fully dtW!bed on Uod many oc1iont without bot h , o I : J 0 H N 1250 of !he California
' dtess il'ld oltler common dtsig Deed ol Trust obtammg court approv· ST ANTON SKARMAN Probatb Code. A Re-\ 11at1on. ii any ol Ille real prop The propeity aodrtss and other al. Before taking certain A K A J 0 H N s • quest for Special Notice
' tfly daalbed above IS pur common designation, JI any, of very important actions, SKARMAN AKA JOHN form is available from ~ por11d to bt 305 VISTA ine rell pn>peity descnbed above however, the personal SKARMAN the court clerk. ~ MADERA NEWPORT BEACH 1s purpofttd IO t>e 707 E BAL-representa11vo will be A PETITION has A ttorney fM Petitione1:
' CA 92660 The undersigned BOA BLVO. NEWPORT BEACM. required to give notice been filed by ASHLEY Thom• E. Walley ' Trusllt dlsctakns any ttabrnty CA 92661 to interostod poreons ANN SKARMAN in tho Good, Wiidman,
' lor any incorrectness ol Ille The ullclers1gned lrustee dis· u n I es s tho y he v e Superior Court of Cali· Hegnea.a Ii Walley • property address and other cia1ms any lllbthty tor any 11\CO(· waived notice or con· lornla, County of Or-5000 Camp .. Dnve
common designation. II any rtctnfss ot the property addrtss sentod to the proposod ango. Newpon Beach CA
' shown herein The total amount and other common designation. JI ect1on.l Tho indopen-THE PETITION re· 92660
iiipti'iiJ11U"..._;IC'MHTJM;;ICll;a--1-:,.::AU::-:::IC:;::;IO:=Tl=-::ICD=t-··liPUIUCMiliiiiii;'i10MiiT1C11;;tii"""-
NE'f HANNAFORD AKA rom .. °""'' Cllfl ti :Jii ... W . ,l!.!f.:........ I• A 0 G E R W • ' eouillW011Mlr1*H. t• ....mt•-..,..,__ •-
HANNAFORD All Ml .. fll:lllrrw. -NC1l'ICf.TNI F11:11M -lflftmlll .. IT&1W
A fttTITION hM ~ ~-. Tiie ....... wsOft(t) Tiii ....... ~· bffn filed by LOfUl A , ....... W I I I• a ~~Ii: Cf'OU IWt ......... • • diDONATO In the"-"· ..... RY Wllll.HI CAllU. CONSTIWQIGN, M1
rior Court of C.iifornle, 2121 a. a.-. Lelll ~ ... ~Mt 300. °""..:. ,•10,~1~. =-cou,,ty of Or•"94'· 18'1 •1 • .'!*' 280 . Cr -.... ....,. .,.. f31C ¥"4 ~
TH! ftfTITfOH , .. Clifw um -CA o:'-~.· Ines~ ~ .,~,. •--. $40l queue thet LORI! N9B ---IV ,,_, _....,. .,,.,., ANDAfNA diDONATO 04/o&. 04/0I. 04/12 ..... Mt'°°· l.OftO Pim DfM. ~ N. Slllta Ma. b o1 ed I----...;...;.....__ hid! CAtol02 CAt2704 *' -:pr~~.n~e~fv:reo::; PUBLIC NOTIC! Tiil. ...... II coMudl4 Tiils t>utkltss II condue91d ... rnl ' 1 h f ~I eotl*llOft. ~ 111 llMIWllll ;"h. d~~:.~~t~ Ht•t• ° CNSIH5UI (SM Stdloll 14400 ti ~ Tiit r.-.antcommenctd IO ••anl 1111 not ytl begun
THE PETITION rt-8uelntll 9M Pio tr~ 1MlnM undtr lht 10 lrlllSICt ~ under 1111
quHt• th• decedent'• NOTICE or SEIZUnE Codt} ~ lluttlltn llllllt OI llCfto.ul bumest "'"" OI
WILL end codlclle. If PU:J8~~rlJ? ~~~H ~~ INcll~ Mtsa :":'.91~ 1bM on Stpllm-=:~:~rG. SMITH :~bet~~ r:'Witet .,: SEcz~ N1J~1~b1f488 CN3022" aq, 30,Aclf f ,13,20 SIGHED: CROSS COUNTRY Thts 111111ntnt was llled _.Ill
•nYt llOdlollt .,. •v•ll· INTE,..0£0 FORFEllU~ 1• WIRELESS.I. INC.. ~: 0.. LO'iMI 1111 c~ ~ ol Olano•
b f ml I PURSU' •NT TO HE •LTH HulWY. C,o,0 CcMllllV on Matcll ~r 1995. • t or exe net on In "' ... PUBLIC NOTIC! Thrt s1111me11t was ltlld wtt11 NOTICE· Thia Ficvllout Namt th• fit• kept by th• ~~~!~~EIT4~~e N C011n1Y C:Wk 01 Orano• s111emtnt txplrtt tm yur1
court. '"' ... ,.._1 County on Matcll 15, 1995 lrorn "'' dale n was Hied In 1111
THf PETITION re· on M.,ch 3, 1 !195, •t f~!!,.IOUllTA-TfMlenll MOllCE·Thll Rcnoue Name Olflot ol N Cou11ty Cltfk. A Mw QUHll euthorlty to 101 Corelc•, N•wport -"' Stlllmtnl USlll'" llW YNrl fle1lllOVS Banlntss Himt Slllt-
edndmlni1ther tho ett•t• e .. ch. C•llfornl•. tM lJ<OP· Thi foloweng ptrlCHl(S lrom llt cl* " .... llltd In ... mtnt must flt llltd fltlOtt "''' u er . t e Independent eny d .. crib•d H : II/art doing t>utlnttt • ()lb of !hi County Clltt A new time. Thi l~ino ol 11111 stai.mtnt Admlnt1tr1tlon of E1· TUSTIN FLORISTS & GIFTS Flc1llous 1111tNn Nairnt 61111· does not ol llsd t111!0tla N
tltH Act. (Thie euthorl· u 1.100.00 v.s, CVMEN· 1!112 NnDort Mnut, No. I ment """'flt llld btloft lllt ust"' ltlls Sllll ol I flclilious tv will ellow th• pereon· CY Tualn, CA 92680 tmt Tiit 91Q of Ills slltllment B~lness Namt In Ylolallon ol
el ropro11ntetlve to take Rtml Allke. 522 N. Olrl· does nol ol llstll aull0t1a lht lht flQllts of 111otlltt under
tneny eotlona without ~:!iih .. '::J /.;:1uen~: moull :t ANIMm. CA 92801 In 11111 s• ol 1 FJctllcM ftd«I( Sia•. Of common llW
obtaining court epprov-Section 1 t411 i t l488 by ~ ~22J9=~ lluslnln ,..,.,. In Ylolallon of (Set Stction 14400 •t MQ .
el. B~for• teklng cert.in tti. S1111t• An• Polle• o.. mouThll~::!.!...-.. .. • d lht rlDhll of 1neltltr undtt 8uslnta and Pro1tss1ons very 1mport1nt ecciont, P•r1ment. .,....,_. • con Fffttal', S\ltt, Of commM Codt).
however, th• pe11onel The PtoJMr1Y wH MtlHd by ll~d & Witt. (Set Seeton 14400 ti tlQ Fht ~
ropre1entative will be wllh rHpect to llJleg•d RtolStrant ~.'!ot )ltl btOU Buslnttt Ind Proltnlons Ntw'Port Bodi-Costa Mtsa
required to give notice Ylolatlonl•I of S.ctlclrtl•I ~ ... ~·-• Ulldtr ~). CH~ Mar-30.Ai>r6,13.20. to lot1rHted porion1 tt ~t of the He.ith llnd ••m•tsS name Fnt fWlng • 1m . u nl •• 1 they have uf•ty Cod•. You ar• her•· nMntS llsttd htrtln. Newport llNdl·CosQ Mm weivod notice or con· by notified th•t tlw Olflrlct SIGHED· REMI AJIKE. SHADE A CH300637 CROSS Mar 23.30 PUBLIC NOTICE t d t th d Anorney of Or•no• Couoty IKE kK 61! 1995 ' r---------11~ 1 0 0 propoeo hH lnltl•t•d procHdlnci• to This stallmtnl WIS llled WI · ' Fiii Mt. ft4MU
action.) The , lndepan· tor1•it 1he •bow-dHcnlled lht County Clerk ol Or PUBLIC NOTICE flCTmoua IOlllllU dent . edmln11tratlon propeny punu81\tto Hutth County on M•dl 15 1995 MAMI ITATf•WT
euthonty will be granted •nd S•fety Cod• S•ctlon NOTICE-Tiiis ncG!lout N File No. fU1"2 Tht lolloweng pe<son(s)
union an lntorotted 11488.4. S1ltement txl>lfts five .,. FICTITIOUS IU30tfU "'doing buslnttt a : C~ po11on filot an objection You •re lnt1ructed thet If from tilt dlll It WIS ltltd ir: MAME STATEMEWT SIQUE CLEANERS, f714) 139·
to th• petition end lo~ ~ .. 1,. f'\fonle•t the OHlctoltheCounlyC.rk Ant Tht f*wtng person(•) 7511, 16337 Hltbor BlVd ..
llhowe good cauae why p°:r:u':::i~ ~o t J.:i~~P•~ Fictitious Buslnt1s Namt Stll•· ls/Ire doing business as: OCCIJ· Founlaln V*'f, CA
the court should not S.lety Cod• S•ctlon ment must flt !ltd l>elort 1111 PATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES. Jin Dong Ching, 2205 Ktm· grant tho authority. 11488.6, you must file •time The llllna ol 11111 stlltmtn Bus. Phone (714) 263·5926. Al per Lakes Cl., Oxnwd, CA
A HEARING on the v"illod cl•lm •t•tlno yout does not of llstll aulhorla lht No. 95·424·7659, 1500 Quall This buslntts Is conducttd petition will be held on tn1 .. ut In th• prop•rty. use In !Ills stlle of a fictitious St. Sii. S50, Ntwport Btac:ll, CA by an lndlvldual.
May 4, 1995 et 1 :45 You muat Iii• thla clelm In lkJslntts Name In vtolallon ot 92660 · SIGNED: JIN DONG CHANG P .M. in Oopt. 703 locat· th• Superior Courc of the Ille rtallts ol another under Pooled ResourOH Inc., 5 Sea This statement was llled with
ed at 341 The City Coun1y of Orenge within federaf. Stall, or common la Cove Ln .. NeWl>()(t Beldl. CA Ille County Clefk ol ORANGE o riv 0 Ora ngo c A thirty 1301 d•7e or the liret (Set Section 14400 et seq 92660 County on Marcll 15. 1995 9 2668. public•tion o lt~I• Notlc•. Business arid Protesslons Tiiis buslntss ts conducted NOTICE-This Flcttllous Nlll'lt
IF YOU OBJECT TO union you receive 11<:tu•I Code~ by 1 COIPoflllon. .Statement txpfrH llYt years the granting of the notice . IPl .. u uaeflfsl Rtglsb'111thasnotyttbegunltom111tda1tllwasllledlnlht
petition you should 95FOOl93_~ I You muat AlOUll MANfSCAOWCORP lo transxt business under tilt Ollk:eollheCountyCltrk.Antw • h h . Hrve •n envoreed copy of I 13"" S I/I Sit . lleblk>Vs buslntu name or Flcllllous Business NJl'llt State· a~ear at t o ea~1ng the claim on the Oiatrlct c;,/n ou~ 907,. names llst.td htrtln ment must flt llled btlore 11111 ~ons st~~o {.1~ur .:~l:oc~ t~~~~lu~~~rfo~;;;',:~~ Newport e.acti'.c";;ta Mtu SIGNED. POOlEO RESOURCES. llmt. Tiie Rina of Diis st11tmen1
objections with tho Depuly Oi•trict Attomevl et CN300624 1328WJ M• INC By Edw.wd W. POOie, Pfes does not ol 11st11 IUlhOflll the
court before the hear· 700 Civic Center Drive 23.30. A'1f 6,13, 1995 Tiiis atallmtnt WIS flied with uBse In ltlls stl" ol a Fictitious in Your Weal. Sent• Ane, Ce lht County Cleft ol Ofangt uslness N1mt In Ylolatlon Of m~y be in P:r:;,~a~an~e 12101 wi1h1n 1hlrty 1301 County on M11c1123. 1996 lie rights ot 111othtr under r Y dey• ol th• filing ol tti. PUBLIC NOTICE NOllCE·Thls flctl1lous H1mt ftderll'. Slate. or common law your attorney. cl•1m In the Superior Slltlment upl.<es llv• years (Set Section 14400 ti seq
IF YOU ARE . A Court/Civil Olvialon. Fite ... FMI054 from N dalt 11 ~ Ned In lht 8ustneu and Proltsslons CREDITOR. or e conun· The t•llur• to 11,mely file FICTITIOUS IUllNEU Otlict ol Ole County Clerk. A new CoOt) gent creditor of tho •nd _ucur• • verified cleim MAME ITATfMElfT f'lctJllOVs Boslnen NllTlt Slalt-flnl fling
deceased! you '!'u•t file •••ring •n Interest In '!'• The f*wtng Ptl1on(s mtnt must flt fled fltlore 11111 Newport lleadl·Costa Mesa
your clam . with the property In th• S~pert0r Islar• doing buslnest as· ELE dmt The liling of this statement CH300630 95·3852J Mar 23.30. court and mail a copy to Court win . reault '" lhe GANT CLEANERS. (714) 139 does not of l1stll aulhorla lht 613 1995 ~~o porso'jel rdrbsen~· :~d=~e~Yi!ri~ .~·f~rs~.~~ 1320. 752 Soulll Haibor 81Yd use In Olis stale ol 1 flcllllous an't seem to
ive eppo r:ite ' y t e of C•llfornle end dlflributed Santa Anl. CA Busilltss Nlmt In vtolallon ol t t all th oou rt w1th1n four purau•nt to th• provialone Jin Dono Chang, 2205 Ktm N rights of anolhtr under ge O ose
months fr?m tho date ot HHllh •nd S•lety Code per llkts Cl, OX111td, CA Ftdtrtr. Stltl. or common 'law repair Jobs
o l first 1ssuai:ice of S•ctlon 11489 without This buslnts1 Is conducle (Set Section 14400 ti seq.. around the house? letters as proVlded In further notice or he.ring by an lndlvldull. business and Professions soc1ion 9100 of the 03/23, 03/30, 04/06 . SIGNED: JIN DONG CHANG Codi). Let the Cl•Hlfled
California Probate Code. This statemtnt wn llltd WI First Fifing Service Directory
The time tor tiling PUBLIC NOTICE lhe Countv Clerk of ORANG Newp0<t lltach·Costa Mm hel ou find claims will not expire County on Marcll 15, 1995. CN302290 Mar 30, Apr6,13.20, P Y
: ol tile unpaid balance ollhe ob-any, shOwn herein dent admin11tretion quests that ASHLEY 04/05, 04/06, 04/12
' Ugatlon secured by lhe property The totar amount ol the unpaid authority will be granted ANN SKAR MAN be PUBLIC NOTICE ' to be sold and reasonable est1 balance ot Ille 01>l1Qall0n secured unless an interostod nppointed as personal 1 ________ _
' mattd costs. expenses and ad· by the property to be sold and person files on objection ropreson101ivo to admin·
• 1ances at the ume ol the lnlhal reasonable estimated costs. to tho potltion end 1s ter tho estalo of tho
t publbUon ol lhe Nola or Sale expenses and adllances at tht shows good cause why doccdont. ~ 1S $308.024 47 In addlUon lo ume ol tile 1nibal put>hcallOl'I ol tho coun should not THE PETITION re·
? cash. the Trustee wtll accept a the NotJu of Sate is grant tho outho11ty. quests the docodent's ~ cash1tr's check drawn on a slate St,170,494 91 THE AMOUNT Al A HEARING on the WILL end cod1c1ls. if i or nabonal oank a check drawn SALE MAY BE LESS THAN THE petition will be held on ony, be edm1ttcd to ~ by astate or lederal credit union AMOUNT STAlED HEREIN April 27, 1995 et 1 :45 probate. The WILL and
~ or a ct1ectt drawn by a state or In aoo111on to ca.sh, Ille Trustee P.M. in Dept. 703 any codicils are avail·
• t1deral savinos and roan asso will xctPI a cashier's Check located et 341 Tho City eblc for examination in ~ o.ibon. SilVlllQS assoo.ibon or dtJwn oru. state or nat!Onal bank. 0 riv• 0 r on go CA the tire kept by the
• savmos bank spealtt<I Ill Sec· a clleelt drawn by a sute or 9 2668. court. Uon 5102 ol l!le F111a11cta1 Code ttderal Ct'ed4 UlllOfl 0< ~ checil IF YOU OBJECT TO THE PETITION re·
'1nd aulllorll'ed lo do buSlfltSS drawn by a &tltt 0< federal sav· the grenung ol tho quests autho11ty to
in Olis statB tn tne M iii telldtl inos and loan as~. m petillon, you should administer tho estate lol!ler tflan cash ts lcx:epltd lllt 1ngs asSOCllbofl or Sl'MCIS bank appear el the hearing under the lndopondent
'Trustte may wtlhhold Ille ISSU sptQlied 111 Sedion 5102 of !tie and state your obioc· Administration of Es-~anca ol lht Trustee's Deed unbl financial Code I/Id illlllonzed to tions or file written totee Act. (ThlS outhori-
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f th h . d t FICTrnous IUSIJIESI Sllltmtnl ••Plfes IM year NOTICE OF
PETITION TO
ADMINISTER
ESf ATE OF: ROGER
WHITNEY
HANNAFORD AKA
ROGER W.
HANNAFORD
CASE NO. A 177284
To ell heirs, ben1fi-
c1a11es, creditors. con-
ungont creditors. and
persons who mey other· wise be interested in
tho will or ••t•t•, or
both of: ROGER WHIT·
::t~od :bo!:ring 8 o NAME STATEMflfT from lhl dall lt WIS lhd In lh
YOU MA y EXAM· Tiit lottowfng person11 Otllct ol lht County Clerk Ant INE h ,., k b h ls/ate doing business as NP· Flctlllous Business Name State-t o 1 a ept Y t e PON DRIVl~G SCtiOOL, 1820 E rnent must be lllld fltlore 1111
court: If you ere 8 per-Garry Ave , No 104, Santa Ana tlmt Thi llllno ol lhls statemen
son interested In t~o CA 92705 . does not of its.ti 1111h0tla lh
oa.teto, you may file lsako Matsuo. 8211 Burn· use In this stall ol a r1e1111ou with tho court a for~ol ham Circle, Huntington 8ucll Business Name In vfollllon 0 Ro<1,uest for. Special CA 92646 N rights ol another un Notice of the f1hng of an This t>uSllless Is cond Ftde<af, Statl. or common la
inventory and epprelsal by an lndMdual (Set Stc1lon 14400 ti HQ
of Oita~~ a11et1 or ol Reglsll'llll his not yll begu eum.ss. and Proltss
eny pot1.11on '!r eoco1;1nt to ttanuct .bumess uoc!H Codt).
H proVldod 1n aoct1on llclltlOUS bu$1ness name first fWlng 1 250 of the C11iforni1 names ISlld htrtln. Ndpoft llNdl...COSta Mesa
Probate Code. A Re· SIG~EO ISAICO MATSUO CN300629 9S·3151J Mar 23.30 quett for Spoclll Notice This stawnent was liltd Apr 1.13. 1995 ·
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SUS* ctMn tBd In •1•R ••••• MlllN• bol'd9f, t ml tol•••••••• "OUND s GIRL'• BECOME A MEDICAi. CLERICAL iiAiiealiiiEiii1iaiiit•iiiiiiiiiim• ::rm~h~~I !:!,~ 2 6Md•l'!...2w9Nu .. ~ NobMc!'.:..~ .... 5028r+~~ TRUCK DRIVERS DRIVE 81Ka. Black, 6-TRANSCRIPTIONIST. .. ... __,1 I --ll'f'•'ft ... •UNK HOU Sa nw11 .., ., , ,,.. _,,.. ---TO OWNI II SO down ·~· ""., Back Bay Opportunity to work at ,...,,..,,ting ass 119nL -..,
APT• M2·1401 ~:~ 80~~0 ,::1. NNo depoaft. IM-9431 BUSINESS oma ()( company drlvara. ~lgh g~.~ro•i D Costa Thom,• ofr In ottlce. ~r~~1.'.'"::EP:.ro~~~ ..., Wlll.-i .....
1 ... 18• 1-car ,...,. le~•. Ms-q'•• o Lovetit N.wpott Craet POR IENT 2789 Her•'• our naw pro-•sa. ... o • • yp ng or doctora. Individual needed 10 comp plln. fot ~
-D lve-b • • I:'!' townhoma to •"-• gram. S0.78 all mlleal &42·1278. Homa itudy. 'r" lit• provide clerlca.I aup. Cll Ron TIWtol'. d
1775 ~HtmYn111er nfptlcK9hte 1g 3Br 2Ba, wtPJv"at'"e rpc>naloombt./bN/Sath' NEWPORT BCH-0,..C Tractor ownarahlp 30-FOUNDS while/Vallow arature. P.C.D.I., port for the Cl&Hlfled lhl'"1fl .....
l ,...,,,mo ·~2 -~88 fP • new pnt/crptl/ " w • From $400. 411 Old 42 monthal Average COCKATllEL, Y•RY At .. ••0n0t•:..90eorgla. Advart11lng Depart· lta ••It _..,.'..,'....,"="~~~-=--· .... __ 1 drape1, dbl gar, deck. unfurnlahed. Private Newport Blvd. Frank· 10,000+ mllal/month. TAM•. In tha Adame 1 • .,, 2·'707 0 ment of • growing ··
18R Moblle Home $1200/mo, 7e<>-1es&a phoM line, ft"~. An Realty 840-7000 Naw Apple Unaa, Inc. & H111t>or Blvd. area of Dept. YV&T82 • community newspaper 673-7300 Q~ & s.ct.tre. Pool/tannll/1pa. '4851 1-800-843°8308/1-800. Costa Mesa. 6S7-835e chain. Aecwate typing ~~~~~=~~~!
1991 Newport Blvd. mo+depo-11. lnctu<aa 843-3384, Madlaon. LOST COCKATl•L I••••••••• of so-55wpm a MUST. RecepUonlat Frr
Me-8373 ulllltlaa. Call 850-0454, INCOME South Dakota. Mon-Fri Grey & while, very EMPLOYMENT Dullaa Include data Model MGMT Co, M-
i iR·i iA 155 o/mo. MISCELLANEOUS NB·RH p n/amkr, 1hr PROP!JtTY 2790 8-5 PM Central. tama. L.:oat 3/22, Roch-1••••••••1 entry & heavy phones. 1wer phones, some
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L.ndtY. pool, quiet, nr RENTALS 4bd hm, on water, atv a1tar & Orange, CM. Houra .8;30am-5:30pm data entry, 540.9203. a» tranaportatron. No ~ evt 419. $500+ Beach I Bw ytew ~sTMENT Pleaaa halpl 1548-~71 •---------• Mon·Frl. Good ben· Restaurant EMPLOYMENT
pat• M4M>392 ~· utna &!50-3113 z y _,Duple unQ L08T KAYAK EMPLOYMENT •flta, .opportunity for FOOD SERVERS WANTED 5535
1st 11·-th F R t RS.I 2•tv Condo/golf o=.an~locatl~ OPPOIU'1JNITY . R RWARD • 5530 g'°f"· 1 PhyalcaJJdrup At Johnny Rocket• In
I ""'" rtt tn I ROOMS 2706 couraa, 2bd 2\.Alba, nu fOf thl• beach prop-2908 Current Daalgn Sol· IHI ng • a prarequ • Hunt. Beach. II you liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Large 1Br. frff cable, erpVpnt, w/d, g11, 2 pa. erty. Fabulou• Naw· 1llce ST modal, yellow •1!• of employment. hava a dynamic per· A pro f lcsvln9 Swed-
pool, ;ated parking, lloa $500 227.e208 page port Bay vl•w• w/ b cltlne New lnfor,.... deck. crHm colored :;~~~~~um:,:~nW~~~ sonallly, apply In per· l•h Nur••'• AIM.
catportl. 842·5858 3M Hemllton, Coata Sr. lux condo 2Br+ hug• city p111k & prJ. tlon Sratem CreatH bottom. Blown off my Judy Oetting or call ion 10am·5pm Mon W1U help wtor appl&.
Aweeome E'1lde 1Br. Mesa, rear unit. 1400/ dan, 2Ba Miii oc.an, vata beach at your 45K Every 30 Days. dock In Newport Har-(714) 574-4250 for In· thru Thur• only. 300 shop, cook. laundry.
No p•t•. Elac range. mo. SH after Opm. * Manr amenlll••· $495. front door. No panln· Min Investment 13,400 bor 'on Friday, March tervlew. Pacific Coast Hwy. LI hsekpg. 12 yrs exp.
P'!.'!,o.J. ancl garage. 548-8179 * Aval 6/1. 960-1575 aula3tr8atfldcl 4-plu• Br Call 800-841-8354. ~~:er~~r.:~~~.c~~~r:, Computer Users RETAIL SALES Christine. 84&-3735. , .... u +dep. 842-5994 Wan•-.. _ to.~-up. r own, garage
l!'eld• 3 .d 1 •• for 2m":nthl .... nr w/W/D. Call fOf cuh ---------• number 0 DC D· Needed. Work own Great oppty for ax· DOMESUCS
$1150 • '""weala ... lde RENTALS TO ncean for French' Stu-flow Info. 1475,000 MONEY o48050994> Please call hours. S20k 10 S50k/yr pandlng importer w/ 5540
SHARE 272 ... Troy D,avll/Agant. TO LOAN 2914 7to4· 944·5771 day: • 24 hrs 714·249·7438 x60·3 Fashion Island cartliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~sc:~:;.2~:;n11y rm 4 dent. 848-8598 (714) &o48-3455 • e15R:!!~~g~ioo. DENTAL CHARISIDE ~~o~~~· ,,;~~rJ1a1~ "~~~~~:::,,~.::.
E'lld• 3Bd-1Ba cottage, RENTALS • .. ••••ill••• C 0 Ha 0 LID ATE LOST Kl'tTIEN ASS T . NEEDED opening. 642·1)03 H1ghly skilled & exp'd.
I I I R ***** '" YOUR DEBT Borrow R•w•rd If Fo·und $40.000/Yr. Inc ome Established pleasant -...,,,.....,...-...,._.,.....::;....,....=---We •Want !he beltl Uva naw cpl pa nt, w d oomate wanted to WANTED 2726 BUSINESS ._ potentl•I Homa Typ-busy·Npt Beach group Sal••·ln stant S hkups, carport, patio share a large 4br 3 ba '1' 100% of th• equity In Sliver Upped gray/ Isla/PC usera. Toll practice needs exp'd Paid Dally. In, pvt rm & bath, ldrtt Hl-
$895 No pet 72~·15294 custom home In Hun·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FINANCE tha homa. $25,000 whit• Himalayan 8 Free 8oo-s98•9n 8 ex. peraon 4 day week + Ground floor oppty. ary & working COfld. for
E •• t.ld. 2.d 28• tlngton Beach. Pool & W•nted 1Br rental nrll•••••••• loan 9qUal1 $327.91 wks old. Loll In Npt T 1398 f II ti .... d • lh 714-565-3069 right person. Mult Uka JacuuJ, whitewashed E'1lda CM rx Newport. paymenV13.07% (APR Beach. Please call • or s ngs ,.,. ay every 0 er --------pets (dog). Call &42~7
up1talr•. gar, n-car· oak everywhere, foyer Single fem, good raf•·•---------14.5%) 15 yaar fixed Jody Rose, 831-3333. Sarven1Hoata11 ~!1ngamio:' .r~aparp1 Salea-Leads provided. eves after 6pm. Cal •94-peVpnt, N/P, lndry rm, & 1 p 1 1 8 3 rate aecond rata aeA_, __ ..._ __ ....... _________ Bartender needed-NB Y Benefits & bonuses. 4494 days. Ma1:1: $825. 3••-l'Ulo7 Push landscaping. 'nc on Y· 54-90 5 BUSINESS ..... LOST p•asPORT olflce be treated /S ·---""----'~L---...... vv $400 ond trust deed. Pacific ~ Rockln Bafa Lobster. • Biiinguai Eng pan . .-
1! mo. + 500 aec., _________ FOR SALE 2900 Prime Mortgage 1• Iranian, nama F•rzod 2104 w Ocnlrnt Inn w/ln. right, call 640·1122. 714-540·7602 Joanne l!ASTSID 2Bd·1 YIBa 9«J4.1339/574-4247 G11911GES Shokrollehl If • .... • New palnVcpt, ga· --:-'='"'=~~---·! ~ 800·720·2637. Lin-' FOOD PREP PERSON S1le1/Envlronmentel
rage S82S/mo. 1665 Ir· Lrg 3 Bd 3Ba condo FOR RENT 2740 Reet•ur•nt In CdM cenHd by CA Depart· ~~u2n .. ~~ .. plaaaa call AIRLINES WILL TRAIN For caterer. Must have last growing co. soeks
vine Ave. 720·9422 ~Nbewport Cr ••t • 1~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii XJnt PCH loc. Unique mant of Real Estate. .,,.. ...... LOvvST. RINO S9: P~~l~i~~hr. axp. Early A.M. lo mid self motlv reps to sell m 011 18 pr v a w/aulte-llke rm.1• 1 8 LEARN HOW TO AE· morning. 642-4795 patented water filter ~ r w/gat & 2 closets, quiet, pleas· Oar•v•• • amall of· opp Y· Y owner. Gold Pinky, domed For Info Call Nowl system. Min 30% commt
opener. lndry, new ant, clean, nice "g ftcH. 17th & Newport $1351<. 455-3618 PAIR YOUR CREDIT with daaply etched 800.755-7800 ex. 11084 FT Fiie Clerk·Law The Pfoduct ol the 90•11 crpt/pnt/bllnds. $600. pool, Jae, tennl1, flrpl. blvd. CM. Amerlland1_________ for th• price of a lines. May have been ••ASSEMBLE ARTS. Firm, NB, fast learner. Call David w al 724..0757.
Safa area. 545-32.29 gar w/aome work-out Realty. 831S-8787 BUSINESS itampl Call PROTECT lost 3/21 at lrvlne CRAFTS, TOYS, Jew-rasp, $7/hr+benehts, ---------
Nice little Back Bay equip, W/D, $625+ WANTED: l!'•lde CM TU TY ~~~~-~~~~:5~odT~~ Prlca1 Club. 1 F•1mll~ elry, wood Items. typ-call Dave 752·7855 :rhe~:~{n~~u·b~a~~r,~~~
apt. Part furn, bit Ina, dep+" ulils, 642·9050 •Ingle •nd double OPPOR NI elude ext. 1606 for a ••nt ment• ve ue.• Ing, sewing, computer Gen Office covers all your needsl
pleasant area. Incl ulll, E '•lde CM Feminine e•r•e•• to rent for 2904 Special Otter. REWARD. Please call work from home In FUN AHO FUTURE
$500/mo. * 648-7576 decor, •hr apaclous antique automobllH.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii &73-3-458. your •pare time. Great Expanding co. needs
Sell your home 3bd 2ba hm, frpl, w/d, Bob 845-28n Iva msg DRIVERS! FLATBED 48 ••••••••• LOSTs M•n'a l•rge pay. Free details call to rm various posl-through clasalfled. yd. Sep ph. 1 rm avt for Buy It. Sell It. Find 11. S'f.ATE OTR. Assigned blue JACKET. North 1 •8 00·632·8007 • 24 lions. No exp. II you
842·5878 rup, $440/mo ~ utlls, Cl•Hlfled. new convenllonal1. ANNOUNCEMENTS Bay Alley, Balboa Is· hours. llke money, music &
$300 sec 548-4435. CompellUve pay, ben-land. 675-9:'19:'1. Attorney with Securl· hovlng fun, call 714·
efits, S1 ,000 sign on lies exper needed for 379-6638.
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flexlble time-off. Call ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONALS banking firm In NB. & olectronlcs needs
Roadrunner Trucking 2920 Parking, gym & travel one good all-around
1-800-878-7784. Sal + bonus. 640-7800 person for sales. cus·
DR IVE R S , C D L PERSONALS 3002 BKKPR Ptr Thru F·S. tomer service & dehv·
CLASS Al New In· Need • HouH·Sltter iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Heavy Peachtree. ery. Call 848·5904. creased compen1a-Thia Summer? Har-lmmed opening. FAX ----------•
tlon at BENKINSI vard Law Student wlll ·.~~:..·.,..... res & aal or call Ron OETRAS·FLNAETEBDEEDD DNAO~· Household Good1 Ex· look after your home In .... I fir Uft1 7 14·873-7300 · return for waived or r• Au 40 states with con· perience preferred. ductd renL(617)493·9131 • hef.fWJ. T•I • Can't hold or find a ventlonal tractors with Call 1 ·800-456·8406. rw hten. good Job? Perhaps walkln sleepers. COL and find out why BEN· P•ld research study !1 i1! you need to Improve Ith H t -•ti KINS 11 your better participants wanted MA au tAM. 2 w azma require, . •. ·M W...WA ,,... your English skills. For more details call money partner. who have been In an ~ J4l'Y The Emma Alberta 1 ·800·548·3120. M/F
LOCAL R T E•24 Loca· auto accident w/ln 30 ••• W)'S·· School of English Lit· S·I.
Good jobs
reliable services
Interesting things
to buy
It's all there
every day
In Cla.sslfled
642-5878
oo near & yet so FM ...
That's the fcding you get
whm you live at Palm
Mesa amid the lush
greenery of secluded
woods & suttly pilins.
& Snxlios, 1 & 2 Bedrooms
tlons•Buy All or daya. 800-995·2820 •• eracy In Costa Mesa--------
Part•Poaslble 2K oilers 1mall classes at PfT Work F(T Pay
Wkty•800-599-6769 low coat. 631-6737 6am-12 M·F, no exp LOST & necessary. S8.00/hr With CAL•SCAN!
· Jrs SS75 m S600
· lBR S62S to S650
. 2BR S725 ID S750
A No Pets A V cnic:al Blinds
& Ceiling faiu
OUTRAOOUS IN· Child Cere N eeded COME I Continuing FOUND 2925 for twin 10-yr-old boys _As_k_fo_r_M_ar_k_8_5_2_·0_2_4_7
1 Education $1,125 per iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3 dyl/wk, 2 hrs/day Part-Time Peopl e
$1,250 18Je. Make 1·3 FOUND PUPPY after 1chool. 546-4094 wanted to address lo·
1ales per week or per REN bels for pay. You havo day. $1250 atart·up Mala, 5-& mos old. T a typewriter, computer
cost. 1·206-244·8214. Call lo ID. 831-8333 or good handwriting.
Have your classified ad In 176 newspapers
with a combined circulation over 3 million.
$400 la 111 II 11•11 lo pl1c1 1 25 •Old
or 1111cl1n llltd1d. Sl5 lot uch 1ddlllo111I word.
A NEW Carpet, Paint & Tile & Firncss Room
PAY PHONE ROUTE FOUND WATCH iifi~Fi;!f;;r.;~~F~th~ro~u~g~h~cgra~s~s~ifi~ed~J lnl'I L.D. rates apply. 50 Prim• Eatab Loca Olde Corona del Mar I 1·80 9-474-4289
Earn $1500 wkly. Call 840-5988 PT File Clerk wantod
1-800-200-9137 24 hrs FOUND: CAT TELLS YOU ABOUT No matter for small business In
CAL•SCAN
(916) 449-6000 & Hmcd Pool & ]aruzzJ
& Patios & Ba.loomcs & Garage.\ Avaifabk
YOUR FINANCIAL PAYPHONE ROUTES Tortoise shell with co~ FUTURE, LOVE, what you're Balboa Island. 723· ------------------
local altaa • for sale, lar & tag, Cotta Mesa SUCCESS a YOUR doing, your ;5;5;::1;;1 ;;fr:;;O:;m:::;H:==;c3.====================:;:
Office Hours: 9:00 am -5:00 pm M·F
and 10:00 am · 4:00 pm wcckcnds
1561 Mesa Dr.· Santa Ana Heights, CA
(714) 546-9860
$2000/Wk po1entlal. _...3 ... '2_5_._c_.,,..11 .... 83=-1-.... 3_4_2_8_ HEALTHlll
600-208-5300, 24hra. FOUND: CAT-Orange & t'900-77f.9000, m. MM hometown
CLASSIFIED white. friendly male at ~tl'li'14M newspaper
It· a th.. a a a y ·to-Mariners library 3/291
accaaa. Information-(714) 7 57.0551
packed marketplace FOUNDa CHILD'S
vlshed regulat1y • IUC· WATCH In TeWlnkle
cessfully • by ad kinda Park boya' restroom.
of con1umara. Call to ID, 648-HOfS.
Sell your unwant
Items lha easy wayl
To place your
classlfled ad call
842·5878.
lllJPllll ..
fits in.
Call 642-5678.
Put a few words
to work for you.
3720 IANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890
3 61 S liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IA WN CARE 3 808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Amie Smith Plumblmg
& Rooter. #512597
Bonded/Any WOlll/Dr~na
*•530.0700••
Plumbing R•p•lrs &
Drains cleared from
$5.50. All fixtures In-
stalled. Sieve's 54s.8298
Precl•• Plumblng
Aep•lra & Remod•
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3 =i:.of Iha COU'1S
4 Beat'• home
5 UMlv to WOf1(
8 Bandiudef
Shaw 7 HlgNand girt
8 Alrpon info 9~
10 Trudge
f1 Lofty 12 Compass point
15 Act"'9S Adam&
17 Foail fuel 18 Leeve the stllp
22 Cheat: •I.
23 Humble 24 Bollring cheers
25 Montreal subway
26 Wedding party
member 27 Oanng display
28 Cuts of meat
29 Whlrtyblld
blade 30-Sam
3 t An anesthetic 33 QrcheS!ru
36 Saute 6.nd
simmer
37 Bare 38 Cleveland's
lake
44 Creased
45 Asian range
46 Waiter's
cf)eckS
47 C.rrled
48 GIHtllsh·blue 49 Revolve
50 Singer Horne
51 Bottle stopper
52 Knl*ting llilch 63 PeruM a book
S4 NofWeglan
capital
56 Gr9" letter
57 Nelthef flth
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58 Sine-non
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... p ..!"~.t215J~~·!'!'~'·~11C18!:~...:I~!"-!~~~~~ tiOD waa ~ort.b'• four hearta. With ~: ~ AUTOllOBDIS It la1tlerer:&fifil• •ea CAMllY. Xlnt
the bole an that auit ftlled, South etect. reedy 10 fllh. ...._ fully loaded, cond, wen malnt, AC, decided that there ouab& to be aood ue.ooo. 711H46a 1unroof, blk/W tan a-apd, pull-oUt 8tefeo,
pl-., b 12 tricb and P there bJ L8reon t 8ft.Oolta IM!ht, ltUOO. 45H115 =7~~C..~3';'t. tbe~~,Nt b them.ill ol =~00.,::':ow;: AllC IOZO et F•r" T'eru• L~ •14 Jlilio. Blk, auto,
thoae who •rsue that it ia beet to than GOhra. HOOO ::"~C .. ~ air, am/fm •t•reo mu.. ~ agreuive lMCI qaimt a oao 875-3270 dy/9119 '87 Alllanoe eonv.rt. cond 11uoo. 4.M711 c .. •. 1poll.,, alarm.
ane11 a1a1n -hed West lecf a dub, blk, llUID, AC, tit whl, ' IK ml. 113,996 OI take
the deCeDM would surely have cc:ce SAIL BOATS 7014 ~ l8K ml. New owr ...... 444-41H
out on top. Tbe na-'ve trump Jeed, tlmlngobobefl.. -~~2nt. JAGVU 9105 BT iiii2 5 1pd, A/C,
r-uaNI · .... 2._ full pwr. pwr window•, however, save declarer a chance ta• HO•l•CAT, 1rtr. s am/1m atereo, ctulH,
that wu eaaerl;y aeiz:ecl. catbox, Winge, all rig-· "'I eaa x.18 1 own«, aunrf, tint gla. $5000/ There were 11 fut winnen, and glng ~. f .. t & funl IUICK 9035 wht, tthr w/aheep1kln obO. &M-8310
the diamond 1uit o1fered the beat. 11500. tot.244-4717 c~. UV loacMd,
hope al an extra trick. The problem 30 ft Lanoer/di...t alway• t::;-aed· MM1--------
WH a •horta1e of entrlea to the auto pllot/lof'an. hot & '13 PARK AVENUE =~ :~4•3';:;_::5500/ VANS 9225 table. Declarer won the~ lead cold water., Harken lmlNIC, full pwr, new
in band, cubed the ace ol diamoada ~~~~.g, 0~:a~ ~::~j tlrea. $2500. 875~748 U'111D !$ 'T~ VW Cam.Mr pop.
and ruffed a diamond. When both SHl,900 875-9109 82 Park Ave u,.,a, ~CED 9130 top. New Mich tlrea,
defenden (oJlowed when a trump ~O' N9RM ~u t.rl-champegne, light int•llllillli••••iiii8 .~:\~!n:, re:.~~~ 1'~ Jed to the queen, al} WU well. maran & mooring Jo. rlor, loaded, HCUclty, '79 Moreodoe 880 Cond. z b.cia, frig., U.vinc the trump ten outltand· cated In a prime area low ml, factory warr, Xlnt cond Inside & alnk, $1760. 497-o802 ing, declarer ruffed another dia-of Balboa 111. Xlnt S18·SOO eve/830-l8e8 out. Dk Blue. $3,400.
mond, cro.ed to the kine ofhearta cond. Cu1tom made daya/545-8788 847-7411 1---------
n--:--lead: Siz of• and ruffed a diamond with the l.ut aplnnal<er, rn&!nsall a VOWWAGE.N 9235 ..,~ trump in the closed hand Now atorm sail. FlaH ftnder, ranYSLE• •ae 420 S&L Oorgeoutl
d · Loran, VHF & m01e. ~ " 9050 1-owner, 55K ml, va, lii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Dummy revenala are not always h~ were nm. Ea.at coul ruff at Asking 119,950 for fuU ASS, dual air bag1, 1981 vw Corrado
easy to spot.. When declarer bu to any time, but the ace of clubs wu package. Call Mr. full power, new tlr... mint cond, leathr, AC,
voluntarily promote a trump trick still in the South hand u an entry Lam, 31CM25-7837. '82 Lo •aron Con-•24,900. 497-8488 cu1t rim•. wht, eun-l~?~. tha ~~fenbirdderaind~ the bargain. to caah the ~ bearta, taking care • :,~:~'i7~>. =: ,84 320• 1 gi( ml roof. mu• t •••I
.,... ...... _.._ of the two du Joeen on the table. MARINE SLIPS 28e3· pgr 802·~10 chrOIM Whl9, Hk• nu, __ •..,10 .... _ooo..,~45,..M7-."!"_ss ____
North-South bid well to reach the Dununy'1 Jut trump and long dia-' nu plat... 139,990 1881 VW Van cust
spade llam. The key bid in the auc-mond 8COl'ed the l.ut two tricks. DOC~ 7022 OBO. 381-4159 rim•. new ur .. & eng,
FORD 9075 red, $2000 OBO 1-.--+--+--+-+--t. _________ ---------·---------Avalon Mooring 80 1989 590 SL Conftrt 45M785
•• ·-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil perfect ahowrm cond.1--...... ,.,,..,,,....,,,..,.,_,.~-:-PETS ._ COSTA ... ESA 6124 BOATS 7011 Ft. prime loc, Inside, 78,ooo ml, a11 malnt 1ee2 vw Cabrtot•t·
Gl ~ near Casino. Asking •ee MUSTANG record•,~ top, tire• blk on red, AC, alarm, ANIMALS 6049 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil S375K. 714-890-0550 Street Rod Boas & batt. $31,200. Steve/ PB, PS, PW, caas.,
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Multa.t•mlly Sal•. 11 ft Boston Wheler,_d_a .... y_: _44_e.._054_8_ev_e__ 302, all TRW parte, day• (619) 931-6789 25K ml. 1lrt>1g, FUNI
FREI! QR••y DOQ Sat 8•m·4pm w/out engine, $1200. SELL Hooker headers. gran ev .. (819) 431-0909 111,995,Jake 733-0100 ,.... I & H bo (714) 6"~0473 TS ateerlng, B+ M •--.,.,,,,-~:T:=~t":'--::-:: LOVING, FRIENDLY CM·Vlctora 81 r ..,.,. 1hlat kit, tdelbrock 93 190D Reat fin1,'87 SCIROCCO 16
Female, 1payed, well __ 2_12_7_c_o11_eg_•_A_v_•_ •-1--1-•""'1,....un_n.i_n_n_•_r_R_IA'\Sb0Ut__ your used vehicle carb, Intake, new Int. aldelts, new pnt, orig valve, sunrt, blk, am/
b ehav ed, medium Sot•, dratting table, '83-0pen bow, deep V th black, candy apple color, run1 great. No.,.. fm cua, 1 ownr, good 1lze. Daughter moved chest dHk din rm 1/0, cln, xtras, trlr Inc. rough classified red ext. S8K or belt 1mkr, cle1n. Mu1t 1ee1 cond. Mu•t see I
to Maul and couldn't table.' headbd, misc. $6500/mo. 492-9977 642·5878 offer. 844·4350 $3,500/obo. 497-6279 $4,500/obo. 497-6279 take. We Wiii pay $100 SAT 8-t, 158 Buoy for good home for ,..,..._._,,.......~---Ca1ey. We cannot YARD SALE. 4 house-
keep. 714-644-4655 hold1. Furniture, anti-
Fr•• to good Hm 2
female beagles, 18mo,
ques, misc. SAT 8·2,
2118 Santa Ana Ave.
1payed, all 1hots cur· ---------rent, love people, HUNTINGTON
good w/chlldren, als· Be1rcH 6140 ters must 1tay to-~
getherl 650-6847 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
S•v• abu1ed and
abandoned pet1. Be a
volunteer/foster. Call
714-597·9037.
GIANT NEIGHBORHOOD
GARAGE SALE!!
--------------------1MUSICAL
Blcycles , clothes,
tools, gamee, furnl·
tu re, etc. East of
Brookhur3t between
Adams & Gar11eld.
Over 100 home1 par-
ticipating. t.ook for the
1lgns & banner•. Be
1ure to ask for your
olllclat garage sale map. SAT 4 /8 8-4
------•-------INSTRUMENTS 6055
------IFURNITIJRE 6014 MERCHANDISE
MERCHANDISE MISC. 6015 Derk blue Jeckson,
Dinky XL w/reverse
headstock. Been used only 3 .times. Includes Must Selll Floral taP-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii estry iota, love aeat &
ANTIQUES 601 O ottoman. Great cond. $475/obo. 646·2532
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I
•ESTATE SALE•
Golf Club• w/bags -
ladles Spaulding &
mons Lynx. Color 24"
heavy-duty ABS road· ---------
case. S500/obo. Call NEWPORT
•BUY1NQ ITEMS•
From 1800-1960. 1 pc
to en lire eatate. Paint·
SOFA BED 6'h' long,
tradltlonal, good cond,
$100. 538-7448
310-925·3057.
TV, 2 swivel chaira, 1 ________ _ BEACH 6169
beaut 4' lamp-Ilk• nu. PIANOS & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Antq crystal bowl, etc. t.G S BAYCRl!ST Make offer1. 842-2045 01\ JlN 6059 NEIGHBORHOOD Jng1, boou, furniture, _W_A_T_E_R_B_e""'o--P-R_O,...o-.
etc. Immediate cash. UCTS OISCOUNTEDI \ops. 673-6223 Iv msg Heaters $19.99, Wave-1·a~0-,-9-.-0-u-a-""'p-0-0~1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii QARAOI! SALE
Sponsored by Diana
Cappel & Steve Wast
of Ramax NB. Annual
Neighborhood Sale
Sat 4/8/95 8am-12pm.
Map1 available at
1750 Skylark Lane.
Partlclpallng streets
wit hin boundrlH or
Tradewlnd1. Com· modore, Santiago &
Holl day about 7 +
1tr .. t1. Re/Max South
County. 760-5000 ext.
120 lor more detalls.
I e I I matt re Is es T•ble, unused, slate, UPRIGHT PIANO
APPL• 11 ... 'CES SO l l $44.95, Queen soft· I eat her pockets, Wonderful tone, good &nu 1ldad bed1 from $299. carved lags & acce1-condition, $1200. Call
UPS/FEDEX delivery. 1orles. Can dellvar. 673-0935.
Cuatom Aqu•rlum
190 gal $1000. GE
1lde x side Frig $500.
W • $50 each. Paul
644·2827/675·6500
Enormou1 1e1ectlon at $1,585. 619/242-1763 wholesale prlces.1.,... ________ 1---------
FREE CO.I.OR CATA· Old fash typewrltr desk TV, ELECTRONICS,
LOG. 1·800-992-0873. $50, 2 pr wht shutter• STEREO 6080
40x60 $10 ea. 759·9302
Kenmore hvy duty MERCHANDISE w11her & gu dryer,
white, $400. 548-6090 MISC. 6015
P~T SALE ACRES 2 Orlon t2" XTR
,ade tree1 15 gal, 7-dual voice coU woof-1 $20. Citru1, avoca-ers. Bandpa11 enclo-
d 01-l r u l ting S 1 O. 1ur• & 700 watt Targa
Herbs S 1. Gal Juniper• ampliflar Included for PuRNITURE 6014
Dinette aet lnlayad * wood, 45 Inch table, 4
, brn leatherette chrs,
• 1Jd concU 100 720·7070
MOVING All goesl oak
din rm sel/8 chairs,
bdrm Htl, frig, tamps,
chra. organ, ar1 892-2651
Moving Muat Sell
Br111 & gla11 entertn
center, xlnt cond.,
ml1c Items. S300 OBO
673-8953
Chances are
you will find
what you need
at the price
you want to pay
when you read
ClaHlfl•d
dally
642·5678
BIG SALE!
24 bronzes Including
7' bronze fountain 1 •
S1 · Shade/plne/cypres total price of $400/ --,E"'s=T:-:A~T""E:-=S,...,AL,.,...,E,,,.--
4.9• $10. 909-674-9422 obo. 310-925-3057 Final day Sat 4/8
pc, 4' mermaid table Whlrlpool washr/dryr from 9-5. Furniture &
all Items at 1acrlflce.
1239 Bluegum Lane w/glass, 4'.h' Erte·lika $100, lrg pet carrier!•••••••••
bronze flapper girls, $10, window•. lots of GARAGE SALES
10' dolphlns at sea qual misc. 759-7659 O•r Sale S•t/Sun
bronze, 5' greclan urn I••••••••• 8am, w/d, frig, gla11 girt on bronze sea·•---------dine rm table, wood
1hell, Ivory, Jade, PETS Ir •---------wall unit & table•.
Tiffany lamp1, 6' Ba-ANIMALS 6049 BALBOA futon matt a. frame,
roque mirror, 18-''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ISIAND 6106 clothes, bk1, tapes, century love aeat, 11 etc. 2106 Vlst1 Lar·
bronze angel by Mo-ADOPT A PET liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii edo, at Jamboree & reau, fireplace mantle, • • G•r Sal• S•t 9•m-3 Eastbluff or. 720-9080 rosewood bar, china Every Sat & Sun at antiques, clothn(adult
cabinet, mahogany PETSMART, Fountain & child) iporti memo.
entry tabe, 6' Blind Valley. PupplH, kit· r1bllla, USC Helsman •••••••••
Justice bronze, 2 6' tens and more, all football autographed •nu1u5pQRTATION Roman marble stat-looklng for lovlng, car· 409 N Beyfront. ' .uvu1
UH, etc. 444·1112. Ing homH. CALL 597-
1240 Logan #I, CM. 9037 for more Info.
Craftsmen radio Columbl•n Red·Tall BALBOA BOATS 7011
arm .. w, 2.5 hp w/ Boe, nice markings, PENINSULA 6107 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1tand $195. Treadmill approx 2 yr1 old, 6' lnliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Llfestyler 2000 $220. length. Will Hll with '83 Ba~lnor 22S2 Ping Pong table top aquarium & other ex-Marino Stuff new llfe CrulMr, llke new. 4.3
$40, teak cabinets-trH for $350/obo. Call veste, S5, We•t Marine liter V8 VO Mere. 80
bhhlves s100. 875-0558 310-925-3057. soap S3/qt; Alio, gas gal gu tank, water
cane $1. 5 gal paint link, H•t• 8 cockpit. $35. Avocado1, kum· Sof1 top, S550 atorage
qua.ta, tangelos, tan· cover, tire covers, e ..
geflnea. cort all galvanized tan-
2000 W. Balboa Bl dem traller w/auto-
················~····-····· t I : D YU,llU. MY CM • •
7am-7pm. Fri-Sun. mallc brakes. Brake
97S-t33t. llushlng •Y• for 1alt.
\fpgrade stereo w/CO
COSTA Ma~• 8124 plug·ln, Loran C, 2· ~ way VHI', depth
aounder+all 1tandard
OIANT QARAQll
SAL.I!. SUN 7-3
Church parking lot,
254 Victoria St. ~ blk w. of 55 Fwy. Furni-
ture, clothlng, elec-
tronlca. etc.
MOVING SALi!
Sat, 418, .. tt
BeauUful furn, clolh· Ing, toys, mlac. 2024
Kornat Or. (nr Adami
& Me .. Verde W.)
Instr. Navlg1tlon com-
paae, 1taln1 ... a 1tHI
BBQ w/mount kit, V
berth, p'Vt head, gaJley w/1tove & sink, ton1
of etorage, efectronlc
burglar alarm, all elec-
tron prof lnetalled.
Tow weight 3900 lbl.
Offered by original
owner for S15,500 «
get a new oMt fof
125,000. ~2443 or 1()9..3"-91 ee
Run your ad in
the Newport Beach
Costa Mesa Doily
Pilot and the
Huntington Beach
fountain Volley
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over 100 ,000
homes. Fax u1 this
fonn with your credit
cord # or moil it in
with 0 cMck today(
Run for o wMlcl If
~ tt'1 does not
l.llwe'I rvn it
lor Cll~ Week
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1 WACKO TACOS:
Orange County celebri-
ty chefs serve their own
_wacky vel'Sions of the popu-
1ar Mexican concoctions at
"Wild and Crazy Taco
Ttiursday" 6 to 8 tonight at
Share Our Selves, 1550
Superior Ave., Costa Mesa.
Tickets are $25 at the door
and benefit the SOS
OrangeAid Kitchen.
2SMOOTH SAll.ING:
The 22nd Newport Har-
bor Boat Show contin-
ues through Sunday at two
local marinas: Newport
Dunes and Lldo Marina Vil-
lage.
3EPIC SCREENING:
Orange County Film
Office celebrates the
30th anniversary of "Doctor
Zhivago" with a special VIP
screening of a newly
restored version at 6 tonight
at Edwards South Coast
Plaza Village Cinema, fol-
lowed by a Russian-themed
reception at Red Lion Inn,
Costa Mesa. Donation: $50.
4 BARB NECESSITIES:
"Jungle Book," Rud-
yard Kipling's classic
work -adapted for the
stage by Orange Coast Col-
lege student Michael Not-
tingham -is presented by
OCC's Repertory Theatre
Company at 10 a.m. today. 7
p .m. Friday and 2 p.m. Sat-
urday in Robert B. Moore
Theatre.
5 IN BLOOM: The free,
sixth annual "The Art of
Gardening" show runs
10 a.m. to 6 p .m . Saturday
and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m . Sllfu ..._
day at Crystal Court.
6TifERE SHE IS: The
Miss Orange County
Pageant is presented at
4 p.m. Sunday in Orange
Coast College's Robert B.
Moore Theatre.
7 CIDCKY BABY: Los
Angeles Lakers play-
by-play announcer
Chick Hearn covers the
past, present and future of
Laker basketball in "Let's
Talk Lakers Basketball" 1 to
3 p.m. Saturday at Nike
Town. Th.angle Square.
8FUNNY STUFF: Corona
del Mar High School's
Drama De partment pre-
sents the half-hour comedy
"The Other Other Woman"
8 p.m. Friday and Saturday
in the campus Little Theater,
2101 Eastbluff Drive. gCLASSIC MYSTERY:
"Les Mysteres de la
Musique" brings
Orange Coast College staff
members Pinio Dovalis on
piano and Joe Poshek on
classical guitar with a guest
cellist and violinist 8 p .m .
Saturday in the Fine Arts
Recital Hall.
1 OCRAFTY FAIR: The
free Piecemakers'
Sprtngf est '95 fea-
tures more than 150 booths
of handcrafted items for
sale, live country music,
food, entertainment and
children's activities 9 a.m. to
5 p.m. Saturday and 'til 4
p .m . Sunday at 1720 Adams
Ave., Costa Mesa.
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See On The Town for details
on these and other events, C2.
STORY
Reality bites ih IA story for Generation X
• Newport Beach's High
Octane Productions pre-
sents 'Cityscrapes, • a
docri~dramaesque look at
dysfuctional young adults
in Los Angeles. '
By Matt Caker, Weekenp edftor
·E ver hear Hollywood types
spout something like
•'Jurassic Park' is a cross
between 'B.C.' and 'Fantasy
Island.' or •'Forrest Gump' is
'Being There' meets 'Zelig."'
Well, I was going to be tres
· hip and call "Cityscrapes" a
combination of "Slacker" and
"Short Cuts," but the current
issue of Film Threat magazine
beat me to the punch, according
to a story executive producer
Brad Moseley faJCed over.
So I won't do that. Instead, I'll
mention what I told Moseley of
Newport Beach-based High
Octane Productions last week: I
liked the rough cut I saw of
"Cityscrapes, • I'm just unsure
why.
Often brilliant, sometimes like
watching paint dry, this work in
By Christopher Trela
Michael Nottingham is a busy
guy. The 26-year-old, Orange
Coast College literature and film
major is the artistic dire~r of
OCC's Repertory Theatre Com-
pany, a college version of South
Coast Rep where drama students
get a chance to learn the theatri-
cal ropes by writing, acting,
directing and producing their
own productions.
Nottingham's goal is to write
and direct for rilm amt stage.
and thanks to the Rep Company
he's a step closer to his goal.
Nottingham has adapted and
directed a production of Rudyard
Kipling's classic work, •Jungle
Book," which plays through Sat-
urday in OCC's Robert B. Moore
Theatre.
Alex Golson, the faculty
adviser for the OCC Rep Com-
pany, was to have directed "Jun-
gle Book," but he was unhappy
with the version of the play that
the company was going to use.
Golson asked Nottingham if he
wanted to write a new version of
• Jwigle Book~ and direct it.
That was an offer Nottingham
knew was too good to pass up.
..But Moore Theatre has 930
seats, a large venue under nor-
mal circumstances, and certainly
daunting for a student produc-
tion. Was Nottingham nervous
about the assignment?
"Not really," replied Notting-
ham matter-of-fact1y during a
recent interview. "It's a~ally
Proposed movie
hitS close to home
Brad Moseley hopes the new
film "Cityscrapes" will put his
small, Newport Beach-based High
Octane Productions on the map.
But a subsequeot project is more
personal -.and potential-
ly more profitable.
The local film company
executive has written a
44-page treatment titled
"Knights of the s1cy· that
is based on the colorful
life of his ·grandfather,
George Clark Moseley, a Brad
World War I flyil\g ace. Moseley
A two-time Oscar win-
a 28-minute short that received
the Gold Award at the 1990
Houston International Film Festi-
val. It's now mushroomed to a
nearly two-hour feature length ..
The cast numbers 601 Timothy
Leary. Pauley Shore and Becker
himself pop up in cameos. But,
with apologies to the. main play-
ers, the real star is Los Angel~.
Throughout celluloid tustory,
the "City of Angels" has dou-
bled for locales around the globe
and been knocked for its ldck of
architectural character W1tbout
rounding up the usual suspects
(the Hollywood sign, Sunset
Boulevard, etc.). the filmmdkers
capture the real LA unlike any
recent film I can recall. You
could run "Cityscrapes" without
sound and unmediately ](now
where it's takmg place.
George Clark Moseley ls shown ln the plane .. Nleuport ..
ning screenwriter and a superstar
director have shown interest in the
project, according to Brad Moseley,
who says "'Knights' is near and
dear to my heart." By Matt Cok er
By the same token, you can
knock the ftlrn -and •Short
Cuts" before 1t -for inhabiting
the cross-cultural mecca Wlth
nothing but whlle people. All the
characters in both films probably
total the entire Cauc~1an popu-
labon of Loe; Angeles. Even
"Cityscrapes" wannabe
progress definitely shows
promise. Shot entirely in black
and white, the docu-dramaesque
film follows a day m the We of
nine dysfunctional Generation
Xsters (apologies for the oxy-
moron) in Los Angeles.
Divided into three parts repre-
senting day, mo_rning and rught,
"Cityscrapes" contains segments
layered upon segments, charac-
ters brush.mg against characters
and coats of various music -
from Miles Davis lo pourtney
Love's Hole.
Director Michael Becker. 26.
reportedly based "Cityscrapes"
on his own LA story. It began as • SEE CITYSCRAPES PAGE C3
kind of ruce I only knew of a
couple of other studenu. that
have had d chance to do that I
love it. It's a dream come true m
a way."
Many people know u Jungle
Book" from Disney's anunated
musical version, but Nottinghdlll
went strdlght lo the source for
his l~hour, 15-rrunute adapta-
tion The production is geared
for children. although Nottmg-
ham said adults will en1oy it, loo
And with the populanty of the
recent "Lion King• movie. H Jun-
gle Book" should prove to be a
familiar trf'al for audiences
The producbon features stu-
dent acto~ m the roles of the
young boy, Mowgli, Bdloo the
bear, Bagheara the panther,
Sherekhan the tiger, and other
recognizable characters The
audience will get mto the act by
pretending to be silly monkeys
and hissing snakes
PHOTOS BY CASEY lUKSCW DAILY PILOT
Orange Coast College student Michael Nottlnham adapted and directs the play "Jungle Book."
It's one thing to have a faculty
member direct students m a
play. To have a student directing
other students, particuJarly in a
big product.Jon such as •Jungle
Book,• could have proved to be
a difficult task Fortunately for
Nottingham, he found the mem-
bers of the Rep Company very
receptive to tus cbrecbon. IT'S A JUNGLE IN THERE
A student-directed, student-written,. student-
acted play in huge Moore Theatre? You betcha!
"It was great." said Notllng-
ham of the experience. "The stu-
dents were very easy to work
with, because we re all trying to
get the same thing done •
Chnstoph er Trela covers local
entertamment for the Daily PUot.
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c THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1995
ARTHUR~IN
• Exhlbtl of fancilul J>4Ulllngs and
drawings of Soutbem cawomla
scene by thelaguna Beech·~
outskler" artist on view Friday
through May 29. Hours~ 7 a m. to 7
p.m. Mondays through Saturdays.
Opening reception 5 to 7 p m.
Friday. Pat1eal Eplcerle at Plaza
Newport, IOOO Brl.stol St .. Newport
Beach, 261-9041 ..
"1..EGENOS, UFESTYUS AND DREAMS•
ExbJbll of recent works, mosUy
paintings, from "Mujcres en
Marcha, • a women's folk art cooper-
ative from Costa Rica, doses Sunday.
Hours: 11 a.m to 5 p.m. through
Saturday and by appointment
Sunday. 1lmbuktu 'T)'Jbal & Folk Art,
1661 Superior Ave., Costa Mesa,
BS0-7473.
D~WHEELER
Los Angeles sculptor and installation
artist's mixed media eXbiblbOn
• pseudethesla & synecdoche • doses
Sunday Hours: 6 to 10 p.m. today;
10 a.m. to 5 p.m . Saturday; noon to 5 •
p.m. Sunday; or by ·appointment. ·
Grlllln Fine Art, 1640 Pomona Ave .•
Costa Mesa, 646-5665
"WHrTE'"
Exhibit of photographs by ShoJi
Yoshlda, Wilham CWt, Carol Henry,
Eikoh Hosoe, Marilyn Littman, Floyd
Pe terson, John Sexton, Loma Stokes,
George Tke, Larry Vogel, Don
Worth and Ron Wohlauer and
Patrick C rabb's new ceranuc plates
closes Sunday. Edward S. Curtis'
photogravures are featured in "The
North American Indian" Wednesday
th.rough Mdy 21 . Hours: noon to 8
p m. Wedncsddyl> and Thursdays; 'lil
9 pm. r:ndays and Saturdays; 'W 5
pm Sundays; closed Mondays; 'til 6
p m Tuesdays Susan Spirltus
Gallery. 1bangle Square, 1870 A
Harbor Blvd ., Costa M esa, 548-7558.
"THE GREEK LEGACY"
Ma1or Greek folk art exlub1t of 150
p1r ces from late 1700s through
190<h, cuUe d from pnvate c0Uect1ons
m the United Stal<>s and Greece,
closes Thufl>day, Apnl 13 Hours: IO
a m. to 3 p m Mondays through
Thursdays and 7 Lo 8·30 p m.
Thursdays. Free adrruM.1on Orange
Coast College Ari Gallery, Ari
Center Bwldmg, 2701 Pa1rview
Road, Costa Mesa, 432-5039.
"FIVE MEXICAN PHOTOGRAPHERS'"
Part one of an exchange exhibition
with the University of Colima,
Mexico, fcdtures works by artist!>
Lola Contreres and Alejandra Rocha
through April 14. Also on view is
"tnnilles: Wbdom, Insight and
Magic Powe r,· which features new
muwd media works by Nicola Lamb
anti Allison Kendi.'> GaUery hours:
11 d m. to 4 p.m. WPdnesdays
through Sundays Orange County
Center for Contemporary A rt, 362 1
W. MacArthur Blvd .. 549-4989.
CORITA KENT
A rr trospect1ve or sengraphs or the
artist's work rrom 1952 lo 1978 -
including biblical scenes, absLTact
unpress1orust c·ompos1Uons and pop
drt pnnts -on v1pw through Easter
Sunday, Apnl 16 CdU lo arrange
ume to v1l'w exh1b1t ou~ide Sunday
monung serv1re<, St M ark
Pn·sbyterwn Church, Sanctuary,
2100 M ar Vista Drive, Newport
B!!ach, 644-1341
JEFFREY CRUSSELL
Photographe r's workc; du.played
through ApnJ 17 I loun.. 10 a.m. to 3
p.m Monday'> throu'gh Thursdays; 7-
8:30 p.m. Thursddyl> rJnd Lhe fir!.!
a nd third Monday of f'ach month
t-rf'c admiM.ion. Orange Coast
College Photo Galll'ry, Fine Aris
Building, 270 I Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa, 432-5039.
NANCY CLARKE MARLOW
MultJ media works -including
ac ryllc, pastel'> and watercolors -by
Cu.,td Mesa Art Lc•aguc's fea tured
arust of the month 1s up through
April 21 Hour'> 10 a m to 5 pm
Tuesday'> through Saturdays. 11 a .m
Lo 5 pm Sunday'> and closed
Mondays Frl'f' admission Showcasf'
Gallery. South Coai l Plow Village,
1631 Sunflower, Scinto Ana.
ILMA CUNNINGHAM
"Feathered Flyers in Landscape,•
wate rcolors and acrylics or bU'ds in
fhght by local arllst on d1Splay
through Apnl 30. Hours: 9 a m. to 9
p m. Mondays through Thursdays, to
6 p.m. Saturdays and noon to 5 p.m .
Sundays. Free admission. Newport
Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado
Ave., Newport Beach, 717-3816.
CALIFORNIA LANDSCAPES
D<tvid Stary-Sheets showcases 40
Cr1Wornla landscape paintings spot-
hghUng the works of his late father
Millard Sheets a nd nlne othe r
New Uat!ng
A new ca= bad been added to W~d's w..k·
ly On The 1bWn ~lendar
listings. •JCldl• Stun• WW
detail local arts, entertain-
ment and community evems ~ toward c:hll-
dren and families.
notable artists from his private col-
lection as well as art lrom his Stary-
Sheets Fine Art Gallery In Irvine
lb.rough May 15. Sutton Place Hotel,
4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport
Beach, 416-2001, ext. 2194.
"ZOOLOGY; AHIMAl. IMAGES IN ART"
More than 30 painting , drawings,
prints and sculpture or animals -
both domestic and wild -oo view
through May 19. Artists represented
include Joe Andoe, Deborah
Butterfield, Roy De Forest and Roy
Uchtenstein. Hourli: noon to 7 p.m.
Mondays, noon to S p.m. Tuesdays
through Fridays Banlc.Ame'rlca
Gallery.,Dept. 4055. South Coast
M etro Center, 555 Anton Blvd ..
Costa M..esa, 433-6000
CLUBS &
COFFEEHOUSES
ALTA COFFEE
Cowboy Buddha, today. Dan & Brad,
Friday. Crystal River, Saturday.
Debra Anne, Sunday. Open mike .
night. Tuesday. Will Brady, Thursday,
April 13. Showtimes: 7:30 p.m.
Sundays, 8 p.m. Tuesdays lhrough
Thursdays and 8:30 p.m. Fridays dnd
Saturdays. 506 31st SI., Newporl
Beach, 675-0233.
THE CANNERY
Fabulous Jetsens, 9 p.m. to I a.m.
Thursdays, 3 to 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. to
close Sundays. Karaoke, Mondays
and Wednesdays "Live J.c1zz Night"
with vocalist/host Jack Woods and
The Liew Matthews Tno (Matthe ws
on pij}no, Luther Hughe!> on bass
and Paul K.reib1ch on drums), 8 30,
9:45 and 11 pm Tue!>day 3010
Lafayette, Newport Beach, 675-5777.
EMPIRE BALLROOM
lie Toe Productions pre ents ·on
FU'e, • Orange County's largest Live
performances al 8 Saturday with
deejays Mark Moreno and Dave
Aude and Uie bands Coldhs h and
Super Cheese. Cost: r>1 640 W. 17th
St., Costa M esa, 722-6100.
FOUR SEASONS HOTEL
In Conservatory Lounge : Jimmy
Hopper, Wednesdays through
Saturdays. 690 Newport Center
Drive, Newport Beach, 759-0808.
LEONTIEfF'S WATERFRONT CLUB
"From Russia With Love: East MeeL'>
West, Psychics Together· mlnl psy-
chic fair, 4 to 9 p.m. Sunday No
e ntry fee; individual readings cost
$10 to $45. 3101 W. Coast Highway.
Newport Beach, 631-99!)9.
SID'S
Bnan BarreU, 8.30 p.m Thursdays,
Sundays and Mondays 445 N.
Newport Blvd., Newport Beach, 650·
SIDS.
VIUANOVA
Michael Patterson and Paul B1ondl,
Thursdays through Saturdays
Richard Fauno, Sundays through
Weekend prints listings,
free of charge, for arts, entei;-
tainment and community
events in Costa Mesa and
Newport Beach. Listing infor-
mation is needed at least two
weeks before an event date.
Send information to On the
Town, c/o the Daily Pilot, 330
W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA
92627. Items can be faxed to
646-4170.
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WAMltOUSE
The Sbout, 9 p m torUgbl through
Saturday ($5). Sketch, 9 p,m;
Tuesday ($2), Hannony Ro.Id, 9 p.m
Wedtlelday (tree) Modem Faith. 9 .
pm. Thunday, Apnl 13 ($5) 3450
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NEWPORT HARBOR BOAT SHOW
The 22nd in-the-water ):>oat show -
the oldest and largest in the West
with exhibits, daily seminars and
more than 300 sail and power boats
on display -continues at two local
marinas. Hours: 1 t a.m. to 7 p.m.
today and Friday; 10 a.m. to ? p.m.
Saturday; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.
Admission: $8 for adults, free for
Ptlldren UJ\.der 12. Water taxi service
between mannas is '$2; continuous
shuttle buses are. free. Newport
Dunes Marina, Bock Bay Drive off
Jamboree Rood, Newport Beaeh,
and Brokerage Vessels and
Sal/boats, Udo Marina Village, Via
Oporto off V10 l..ido, 757-5959.
PIECEMAKERS' Sl'RINGfEST '95
More than 150 bOot.h.s of handcrafted
items for sale, live country music,
food, entertainment and children's
acllvilles featured dt annual free
craft fair celebrating spring's amval
9 a .m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 'Lil 4
p.m. Sunday. Piecemakers, 1720
Adams Ave., Costa Mesa, 641-3112.
"THE ART OF GARDENING"
Sixth lln11ual garden show 10 a.m. to
6 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5
p.m. Sunday features ops for shade
gardening, floral arrangements with
backyard blooms, grow,ing orchids
and exhibits from more than 50 gar-
den clubs, societies and nurseries.
Free admission. Crystal Court, 3333
Bear St., Costa M esa, 435-2167.
I ~ I FILM & VIDEO
·oocroR ZHIVAGO"
Orange County Film Office cele-
brates the 30th anniversdTy of David
Lean's epic film with a special VIP
screening of a newly restored ver-
l>ion at 6 this evening. Edwards
South Coast Plaza Village Cinema, ·
1561 W. Sunflower Ave. The screen-
ing IS followed by a Russian-U1emed
reception that benefits Orange
County Film Olfice. Donation: $50
per person. Red Lion Inn, Paularino
Avenue and Bristol Street, Costa
Mesa, 634-2900. rn KIDS ' STUFF
BALBOA BRANCH LIBRARY
Preschool Storytimes arc held 10:30
a m Tuesday'l. 100 E. Balboa Blvd.,
717-3807 or 717-3800.
BARNES & NOBLE/TRIANGLE SQUARE
"Kids Story/Craft Hour• meets al 7
tomght with the story "Elephant and
Mouse Get Ready for Easter• and
tbe craft !!aster d maUOns. •nd
lbWJday, April 13, WJtb the s.torY
"llw: UIUe Duck• and the aaft col·
onng Easter eggs "l<ids Story/Fun
How• is 10 am, Monday$. 1810
Harbor Blvd, eo.tO Mno, 631·0614.
CXIM>HA 00 MM IUNCH L.w1Y
Preschool St~ am held" 10:30
a m.1Uesdays Childn!n in first
through Mh grades can participate
in "Kids' Stuff, Thle. nu & Small/ 4
free, arterschool activity series 3·30
p.m. Tue5day that includes folk
tale!! and writing tall tales. 420
Marigold Ave., Corona del Mar, 644·
3135.
FASHION ISi.AHO
Meet tho Easter Bunny and ride the
Choo Choo Thbin through April 15.
Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mondays
through Saturdays; and noon to 6
p.m. Sundays. Pacific Coast Highway
and Newport Center Drive, Newport
Beach.
LAUNCH PAD
Four spring break work.shops are
presented 11 a .m .. 1 and 3 p.m.:
Tuesday it's "ChernkaJ Concoctions•
for ages 8-12·Wllh experiments;
Wednesday it's "Patterns. Puzzles,
Loops and Games• for ages 8-12
with math and m.ind games;
Thursday, Aprll 13, it's "Fluid Fun:
for ages 5-7 with aqua and liquid
activiUes; Friday, April 14, it's
"ln0'ed1ble Insects• foT ages 6-10
with insect exploring. The following
workshops repeat one time Saturday,
Apnl 15: "Chemiccl.l Concoctions,·
11 a.m.; "Patterns, Puzzles, Loops
and Games,• 1 p.m.; "Fluid Fun,• 3
p.m. Cost. $5 for members, $8 for
non-members. "Brain Teasers." a
coUection of puzzles ranging from a
giant jigsaw lo balancing acts, on
exhibit through May 14. Exhibits
Cree with regular $3 to $5 admission.
Thlrd level of Crystal Court, 3333
Bear St., Costa M esa, 546-2061 .
MARINERS BRANCH LIBRARY
Preschool Storytimes are held 10:30
a.m. Tuesdays 2005 Dover Drive.,
717,3807 or 717-3800.
NEWPORT BEACH CENTRAL LIBRARY
Preschool Storyumes 10 30 a.m.
Thursdays and Wednesdays. 1000
Avocado Ave .. 717-3800.
ORANGE COAST COLlEGE
·Jun gle Book," Rudyard KJplmg's
classic work -adapted for the stage
by OCC l>lud<>nt Michael
Nottingham -presented by OCC's
Repertory Theatre Company 10 am
today for schoob and 7 p.m. Friday
and 2 p.m. Saturday for the general
public. Tickets: $3-$4. Robert B.
M oore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa M esa, 432-5880. w LITE~RY ARTS
BARNES & NOBLE/TRIANGLE SQUARE
Literary Night, 7-9 p.m. Monday.
Women 's Reading Group discusses
"Thendara liouse• by Manan
Zunmer Bradley 7 p.m. Thursday,
April 13. 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa
M esa, 631 -0614.
COftONA DEL MAR BRANCH LIBRARY
'Everybody Has A Story, -a free
presenta tion by local author Nancy
Rob1S0n, followed by a tea, begins at
3 p m. today. Program focuses on
how all We experiences -including
travel, childhood trials and triumphs
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Nl'WP'OftT llACH aNTRAL U8RAKY
Award-winnlng novelist and book
critic Carolyn See Is guest speaker at
literary program 3 p.m. Sunday.
Cost: $5 for Newport Beach Public
Ubrary Foundatio~ members, $8 {or
non-members. Pr/ends' Meeting
Room, 1000 Avocado Ave., 717-3800.
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'"LES M~ftES DE LA MUSIQUE'"
Orange Coast College staff members
Pinio Dovalis on piano and Joe
Poshek on c!asstcal guitar are joined
by guest artists Manon Robertshaw
ltent on cello and Cameron Patrick
on violjn for 8 p.m. Saturday concert
focusing on mysterious and magical
side of classical music. Program
includes works by Mozart,
Beethoven, Fernando Sor, Manuel
de Falla, Schubert, Faure, Ponce and
Sulc. Tickets: $9-$11. Fine Arts
Recital Han, 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa, 432-5880.
ORCHESTRA OF ST. LUKE
Orange County Philhannonlc
Society presenLc; one of New York's
finest chamber orchestras, led by
Andre Previn, making its Orange
County debut 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Program includes Haydn's
Symphony No. 102 ln B-nat major
and Mozart's Flute Concerto No. l in
G major, K. 313 with soloist
Elizabeth Mann and Symphony No.
38 in D major1 K. 504, "Prague .•
Tickels: $17-$45. Oran ge County
Performing Arts Center, 600 Town
Center Drive, Costa Mesa, 553-2422. u SINGLES
·umMATE MIXER'"
Orange Coast CoUege and lrvmP
VaUey College co-sponsor i.pring
singles' mixer geared toward edu-
cated professionals ages 25-49 Crom
6:45 lo 10:30 p.m. Friday.
Regislrat\_on: $22-$25. Irvine Valley
College, Cafeteria, 432-5880.
FIRST DATE DO'S AND DON'TS
Scott Peebles shar('s secrets or SU<'·
cessful dating dunng The Mel'ting
Room smgles orgonizdtion's work-
shop 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. Col>t
$40 for me mbers, $50 for non-mem-
bers Reservations required. 2915
Redhill Ave., Suite G 104, Costa
Mesa, 545-8082.
S PEC IAL EVENTS
"WILD AND CRAZY TACO THURSDAY'"
Or~ County ceJebnty c.beJs -
1ncJuding Michael Kang, Alan
Gt Jey and Pucal Olbats -serve
th~ own wacky venionl ot tacos 6
to 8 tornght to benefit Shafe Our
Selvb' QrangeAid Kitchen. The
enure SOS f.cility wilJ be availabl
for towing during the festiVIties
nckets~ S25 at the door. 1550
Superior Ave., Cosio Meaa, 121·
9489.
A.SIA TOURS
Orange Coast College's Community
Services Offlce presents free pre-
views of two tours
economics/Chinese history professor
Michael Olds will lead to Central
Asia this summer. The first is a 21·
day "China lbe MagnUlcent Thur•
($4.170), the second a. 22-day
•Grand Asia Exploration" adventure
"
ur ($4,760). Previews: at 7 tonight
d Tuesday in Room 108 of the
dmJnlstrallon Building, 2101
Fairview Road, Costa M esa, and 10
a.m. Saturday ln the Community
Services Building conference room.
Call the Community Services Olfice,
432-5880, or Olds at 642-4519.
"SWIM FOR PEACE'"
Lecture and slide presentation by
Lynne Coi and Dr. Gabriella Ml~tt
at 7:30 tonight details the Conner's
swim between Jordan and Israel
dunng peace talks and the latter's
stint as swim team doctor. Donation:
$5. Timbuktu 1tibal and Folk Art,
1661 Superior Ave., Costa M esa,
650-7473.
TOY DESIGNER TO APPEAR
Phebe PhJIJips, designer of the hand·
crafted plush toy animals, appears
11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday to sign her
trademark leather paws. Children's
Department at Neiman Marcus,
Fashion Island, 759-1900, exl. 2332.
GLASS BEADMAKING WORKSHOP
Advanced glass bead design work-
shop scheduled 9 a.m. to noon
Saturday. Fee: $50 plus $7 material
fee payable in class. Orange Coast
College Art Center, 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa, 432-5880.
CHICK HEARN
Los Angeles Lakers play-by-play
announcer Cluck Heam covers the
past, present and future of Laker
basketball m •Let's Talk Lakers
Basketball" I to 3 p.m. Saturday.
Customers can ask questions and
get a chance to win prizes, includmg
a road trip to Portland for the Apnl
20 Ldkers-Blazers game . Nike 1bwn,
1875 B. Newport Blvd .. Costa M esa,
642-6363.
TOGA PARTY
Live music, menu samplings. danc-
ing and a Best Toga Contest are pdrt
of the festivities as the Host
Comnuttee of Orange Pulp (Young
P1ofessionaJs' Auxiliary of lhe
Orange County Red Cross) celf'-
brates the grand opening of Vcnu.,
Rl''>taurant 7 pm. • 'til Ve nus gets
tired " Saturd<1y. Proceeds benefit the
county Red Croi.l> chapter's youth
service~ 0 11 the lobby of The Spu at
Soulh Coast Plaza, 695 Town Centn
Dnve, Costa Mesa.
MISS ORANGE COUNTY PAGEANT
The prclurunary pageant for those
mterei.tcd m competing m the .
nt1llonal Miss Amen ca pageant ts 4
pm Sunday. Tickets. $12-$15
OrangP Coast College, Robert B
Moore Thc:alre, 432-5880.
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/\ Spe.nish languag cour5 for
sailors planning lo cruise Mexico
and Latin America meets 7 to 9 pm.
Mondcty. The etas meets Mondays
through May 22 Fee $68. Orange
Coall College'a Salling Center, New-
pDrt Beach, 432-5880.
MNtTHA STEWAAT The renowned Westylt> authority
signs copies of her books ·Wed-
ding , • ·Menus for Entertaining•
and •special Occastons· S to 6 p.m.
Wednesday, then gives a one-hour
slide lecture on the "Elements of a
Wedding" at 6:30 p.m. Bullock's,
South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St.,
Costa M esq, 556-0611.
STAGE
• JUNGLf BOOK"
Rudyard J{jpling's classic work -
adapted for the stage by Orange
Coast College student Michael Not-
tingham -presented by OCC's
Repertory Theatre Company to a.m.
today for schools and 7 p.m. F.nday •
and 2 p.m . Saturday for the ~neraJ
public. Tickets: $3-$4. Robert B.
Moore Theatre, 2101 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa, 432-5880. •
'1'HE OTHER OTHER WOMAN"
Corona del Mar High School's Drd·
ma Department presents the half.
hour comedy about manta! mlidetity
and mistaken indentity 8 p.m. Friday
and Saturday. Tickets: $2. Little The-
ater, 2101 Eastbluff Drive, Corona
de/ Mar.
"ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST'"
Closing performances of Dale
Wasserman's stage adaption of the
Ken Kesey novel about a defiant
misfit who enters an insane asylum
and inspires his fellow inmates to
assert themselves are 8 p m. Friday
and Saturday and 7 p.m. Sunday.
Tickets: $15. The Theatre District,
1599 Superior Ave., Costa M esa,
548-7671.
"RESURRECTION"
Musical-dramd IS presented by St
Andrew's Presbytenan Church's
Sanctuary Choir at 8 p m Fnday and
7 p.m. Sunday lickcl!. $3. 600 St.
Andrews Road, Newport Beach, 574-
2253.
"PTERODACTYLS"
Nicky Silver's story (recommended
ror mature audiences) of a proper
Phlladelphia family whose members
live in a pennanent state of demal
before the prodigal son returns to
shake the ske letons In the closet and
dinosaur bones in the backyard con-
tinues 8 p.m. Tuesdays through Fri-
days, 2:30 and 8 p.m. Saturdays and
2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Sundays through
April 16. Tickets: $24-$34. South
Coast Repertory, Second Stage, 655
Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa, 951·
4033.
"BLITHE SPtRrr-
Noel Coward's comedy about a
wnter whose sedate We m the Eng-
lish countryside takes a transcen-
dental tum when lus hrst wife IS
summoned from the beyond by a
spintuallst (portrayed by Jedn Sta-
pleton) previews Fnday through
Thursday, Apnl 13 Preview tJckets.
$16-$26. Play opens 8 p.m. Fnday,
April 14. South Coast Repertory,
Malnstage, 957-4033.
•AFTER THE FALL•
South Orange County Community
Theatre's Readers Theatre presents a
free dramatic reading of Arthur
Miller's work at 7 p.m. Thursday,
April 20. Newport Beach Central
Library, Friends' Meeting Room,
1000 Avocado Ave., 717-3800.
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If it's Ed Wood, you
know it ain't good
By Todd Steinhilber
.. Plan 9 from Outer Space"
(1959}
Pull off the information
superhighway, make a U·
tum and head back approx-
imately 35 years. It was a sim-
pler time then. A time when the
world wa.s still in black and
white and there were no soccer
hooligans.
There were movies, however.
And of these. there exist two
kinds. Films by Ed Wood Jr. and
films that are good. Introducing
Ed Wood Jr.'s "Plan 9 From Out·
er Space.•
The plot is simple. Cocky
aliens descend upon Earth with
a hokey plan called, quite omi-
nously "Plan 9, H which resur·
rects the dead from their graves.
They do this to get our Earthling
attention and to prevent us from
doing stupid things in the future
like, oh, blowing up the sun and
stuff. ·
Along the way, we're treaten
to tons of special effects: Aliens
disguised as bad actors, dead
actors rising from sound stages
disguised as graveyards and
UFOs that hover over cities.
Sometimes they even try to hide
the wires that suspend the
UFOs.
In the end, the aliens and their
bad ·sos haircuts get kicked off
Earth. Good timing, too. Had
they tarried just another few
years we couldn't have told them
apart from the Beatles.
Still, the performances, the
writing, the production are all
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first class. Kindergarten class,
specifically.
One proviso, however, regard-
ing kids: You wouldn't want
young Stevie or Susie to watch
these pathetic grown-ups
behave so terribly.
"Mommy, why is that man
fumbling over his lines?" one
might ask.
.. How come I'm only six weeks
old and I can dialog better than
those chuckleheaded, hebetu-
dfous morons?" another will pon-
der.
This will send your little dar-
lings directly to the couch of a
talk show.
No. Best ·that you keep
"9FOS" close to your bosom ,
like a jealously guarded secret,
lest good taste smite it from thee.
There are a million better
things to do than watch ·Plan 9
From Outer Space, ff but none
immediately come to mind. Of
course, there's a lways time to get
kids off crdck or out of law
school. Right now you've got
your bram to assassinate.
Rent long and prosper.
Costa fvlesa resident Todd
Steinhilber's Basement Videos
column runs every other week
in Weekend.
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FYLL I S' F I LM FLASHES
By Phyllis Miiier
• Bar Ctr~ This hom movie style
film reature d variety of women
seelung women for full-time rela-
tionships and part-time fun and
games. (R)
• Jelferson In Pu11: Thomai. Jeffer-
son, purveyor of lite, llberty and the
pursu1t of happiness, wouJd not have
been h~ppy with this Merchant-
Jvory production of his IUe dunng his
stmt as Amencan representative to
Prance. Subjects such as lhe French
Revolution, slavery in America and
Jefferson's (Nick Notte) undocu-
mented love affairs with an mterrttl-
t1onal beauty (Greta Sacctu) and a
young slave (Thandie Newton) had
the potential to captivate audiences.
• After 2112 hours of mediocre dia·
Jogue, regionally wrong dialects and
ld.ise?. faire direcuon, the only ele-
mentS of the bl.m that came close to
•captJvating, • were the lavish set-
ungs, costumes and wags. (PG-1Ji
CITY SCRAPES
CONTINUED FROM C1
gangstds aren't people of color.
You've seen mdny of lhc'>e
young white dudes belon.•. Mdx
Perlich ("Maverick") pldys
skdteboard rider Mc1ck, who ful-
fills every young b oy's fc1ntasy of
c1cquiring X-ray specs thdt actu-
ally do what's touted in the com-
ic book ads.
Bedstie Boy Adam Horovitz
and lone Skye play d couple
content to spend the enllre ddy
in bed. And Dc1phne Zuntgd's
boyfriend runs around her bd< k
with Vanessa Angel (lhe drl'dln
girl in TV's "Weird Srnmce")
Some scenes dre h1lc1riot1'>, ·
such dS when potheads Peter
(Nodh Blake} and Mtles (Chnsr-
idn Boche r} h1t the lc1tter's wplJ.
off father up for money to
finance the film they're trymg lo
write between bong tokes. Whdt
ensues is an uncomfortable
• Tommy Boy. U you en1oy Chru
Parley ("Saturday Night Ltvt") and
tus brand of humor. you'U fall for this
formula film stamng the corpulent
comedian He links up with "SNL"
castmate Davld Spade to save bJ.S
dad's brake pdd company from
crashing and in the proceo;s goes
from an incompetent, silly !Mllesman
to a capable, silly execultve. (PG-13)
• A Goofy Mov1e: DisnPy tickles the
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toddlers with this ltvely soundtrack
and cute cartoon that Introduces
Max, Goofy's adole!>cent son. Mutu·
al misunderstondmg between father
and son is cleared up as they open
the lines of commurflcation -no
psychia$.f}c sesst.ons needed (G)
• Priest: Sm. guJ..!t, absolutJQn and
compassion are all p.trt of the plot m
encounter with totally nude ddd
and his shapely girllriend.
Cashless couple John (Willie
Garson) and Katie (Leslie Hope)
come to the aid of man (Nigel
Mogg) who offers to pay for the
good deed. But the drunken
English rocker (stereotype dlert!)
passes out in their arms and is
placed face up on his sofd.
Before exiting, Katie reminds
J ohn: "Jimi Hendrix " They roll
the unconscious lot onto his
stomach.
Lala Sloatman ds pencil-thtn
Angel cons her wc1y through ltfe.
By film's e nd, her face is m a toi-
let. having overindulged
"You should edt !>omethmg,"
ddV1Ses Angel's attendc1nl
(Aman~a Anka). "I hdve '>Om<•
ush or sometlung ff
"Jesus f---Chn!>t • Angel
barks back, Wting her hedd out
of the bowl "Fish? Aie you out
of your f---mind?H
Other segments 1usl don't
work. Addm Scott's bout with d
new answenng mdchine is like
tru well acted English film, direct·
ed by Antonta Bird Llnus Roache,
the young newcomer pnes~ Md
Tom Wtlkinson, the •voice of matu-
nty, • struggle wtlh separate sexual
prorub1llons while remcunmg
devoted to thetr worlung class
pansh The story, weighted with
tran!>gress1ons, has already created
controven.y and ls not recommend·
ed viewing by the Vdtican. (R)
· Don Juan De Marco: Johnny .Pepp
play& a g1.1y from Queens who s:aUs
hunself Don Juan and, true to tus
name, he sends women SOdring,
mentally and physically. Depp l.s
comrrutted tor obltervalton to a LocciJ
loony bin, where hP'lt examined by
Morion Brdndo, dn actor who's
appealing no mdller what he's Up·
ping the '>Calf''> al The shnnk ses-
sion'> are mutually therapeuuc as .
Dt>pp'i. confe~saons of truth anti fan--
ta'>y cause Brando to re-londle tus
own pc1s!>1on Wllh tus wtle, Faye
Ounawdy (PG-13)
'Ph yllis f.1Wet 1s u focal Realtor.
those frequent "Sdturday N1gbt
Llve" s k.Jts thdl std.rt with uneven
prerrui.es, don't go c1nywhere and
ore pldyed out excruClatingly
long. Fortunc1tely, this wasn't an
HSNL H b1l '>O there's no chance 1t
will become another lame movie
Just when you're about to
overdose on the bumbling,
pathe uc existrnces of
"Cityscrdpes"' tnhabitants, you
are Jolted by thP v10lent derruse
of the coolest guy 111 town, a
bouncer (Dedn Cam) A glmuner
of hope emer gl's as some charac-
ters dctudlly ledrn from tragedy.
Becker hopes lo distribute
"C1tyscrdp<>~ ndllonally some-
llmc thl'> yec1r It y,:tlJ definitely
pldy in L.\ bc•cd use LA is what's
1t'!. dbout." hl• told Film Threat
Mowle't, ..., ho c1llowed -Becker
to tdp mto High Oc.1ane's roster
of pnvdtP mvP'>lors for financmg
ts trying to get C1tyscrapes"
shown al the> presbg1ous Cannes
lnlernc1llonal Film Festival the
end ol th1.., month.
It mcty get some nouce there.
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---·e building housing
pas Grill seems to
stand alone, merrily
festooned with tiny
lights o.nd dominat-
ing its section of
MacArthur Square. Janet Ing-
ham opened the grill in 1992 •
~er a six-year sojourn in Spa.in
and a subsequent stint at a local
yacht club. Her venture has
W>een an outstandlng success,
4Ilowing her to double the grill's
~eating capacity.
I She has also expanded her
menu over the past three years
~ t,(> accommodate American tastes
for steaks and pasta, but an
fvening of dining on small ele-
9anUy presented plates of tapas
, (appetizers) Is still a terrific way
~ enjoy life in this easy, unpre-
tentious restaurant.
· There's a mellow international
_,if about fapas Grill. The menu
fudtures a long list of Spanish
~pas and traditional Spanish
fare. Among the Orange County
regulars of all ages are a smat-
tering of UCI students and facul-
ty from a round the globe who
enjoy Tapas' Flamenco guitar
music and Spanish fare.
Ms. Ingham hand-painted the
colorful tiles on her new ceilings,
and the dinjng room now has a
penn~nent stage where the gui-
tarist plays.on Friday and Satur-
day nigh~ dnd the staccato drill
of Flamenco dancing raises puls-
es on Saturday at 8 and again at
9 p.m.
A basket of hot fresh bread is
served wtth sweet butter and
a'101.t, a mayonnaise-like spread
guaranteed to give you d mean-
l!lgf ul reldtionship with garlic.
We found it hard to resist. While
studying the Spanish wmes and
-. settling m, you rrught want to
share an order of papas bravos,
bny wedges of potatoes sauteed
in herbs and gdrlic. $1 .95.
A sampler platter of mild
tasting lightly fried fish, chicken.
shrimp with saffron rice is $8.50
and a bargain at $13.95 for two
people (no garlic). Prime among
the tapas are gambas al ajillo -
big, gorgeous, sauteed shrimp
fairly bristling with fresh garlic,
cooked pink in a maze of diced
red tomatoes, $6.50.
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Owner Janet Ingham and executive chef Ceaser Aquilar make We easy at Tapas Grl.lL
E OS PH ERE
Spanish food, Flamenco music, dance at Tapas
along with a spicy red tomato
sa.uce packing a zingy wallop.
There are crab cakes in dill
sa\ice; deep fried calimari.;
stuffed olives and anchovies and
chicken or beef sauteed with
chorizo and bell peppers, char-
broiled chunks of sweet pork and
many other tapas, along with Ms.
Ingham's gusty gaspacho.
$9.95.
For the less ve nturesome,
there is a simple plate of angel
hair pasta with fresh basil, garlic
and diced Roma tomatoes, $8.95.
For an extra $1.50, soup or a siin-
ple salad comes along. The high-
est price on the American side of
the menu is for filet mignon at
$16.95. Skip the marginal mush-
room sauce, or have It served on
the side.
djning news
EMter countdown
On Friday, I told you about Easter Sunday brunches at the Can·
aery and Hyatt Newporter. Here are more April 16 ideas:
Friendly fish eat right out of a child's hand at John Dom.lnJs,
where brunch will be served in two seatings, 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.
Belgian w ..... eggs Benedict and µiade-to-order omelets, salads.
pasta, ~-eat shrimp, fresh oysters, tenderloin of beef, breast
of turkey, and fresh fruit desserts are featured. Cost: $23.95
for adults1 112.95 for children 5 through 11; free for 4 years and
under. Dominis is at 2901 West C045t Highway: phone 650-5112.
At Tutto Ma.re, a joyous Italian take on Easter brunch features
custom omelets, grilled salmon, baked leg of lamb with glazed
sweet onions, breast of ·chicken with wild berries and Amaretto
sauce, carpa.cdo and apple-smoke d trout. Brunch is $17.50 for
adults, $9.95 for children aged 7 to 12 and free for small fry. In Fash-
ion Island; phone 640-6333.
Join the club .
•ctttb Culinaire Francais• will begin its second annual series of
dinners on April 2-4. Conceived by noted chef Pascal Olhats, the
dinners -nine in all -give diners an opportUnity to dine with par-
ticipating chefs at each table. .. ·
This ls a great way to get acquainted with :>outhem.Califomia's
best-known French chefs,· get some tips on FrenCh food trends,
travel ·and culture. Prices for dinner with wine pairing range from
$55 to $65, all inclusive.
Join another club
Although Cbantedalr continues to serve its regular customers,
Club Chanteclair is a kindly priced dining club with many added
inducements to join such as theater tickets, gift certificates, 18-
boles at Marbella, limo and lunch.
Regular benef\ts include pre-theater dinner specials; no-wait
priority reservations, private ~g room and a host of dining
nicetjes tailore d to make club members feel like pampered VIPs.
The restaurant is asking $250 as an initiation fee, $50 per month
dues, $1,000 for corporations with monthly dues of $45. Phone
Diane Cruzen at 757-1965 or FAX 851-5168.
slender assortment of Spanish
and California wines is available.
Try a bottle of Siglo Rioja for a
taste of good Spanish red.
By M arla Bird
fruits, cereal, salads, breads and
muffins priced from $8.50 to
$12.50, with an Easter egg bunt
for the children around 1 :45 p.m.
Brunch will be served from 1 1
a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
The 36-year-old restaura-
teur who chummed at school in
England with Sade, the interna-
tionally known vocalist, will be
traveling to SpiUn this year for a
survey of the latest dining
trends. On her night away from
Tapas, she can be found check-
ing out the competition. She has
noticed that there are more than
50 re~urants in the immediate
area servtllg Italian food. So far,
hers is the only one in Newport
serving Spanish tapas.
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+WHA"r.Tapas + WHERE.: 4253 Martingale
Way, MacArthur Square (near
Sheraton .Hotel at John
Waype Airport) + WHEN: lunch is 11 :30 a.m.
to 2 p.m. Tuesdays through
Fridays; dinner is 5:30 to 10
p.m. Tuesdays through Satur-
days; Sunday dinner is from
5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
+HOW MUOt: moderate
+MORE INFO: 756-8194
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If tapas are not your choice for
the entire evening meal, share
several and advance to the abun-
dance of paella, Spain's most
famous dish, prepared by chef
Caesar Aquilar. This baroque
pan of saffron rice is studded
with chicke n and chorizo and .
adorned with jewels from the
sea. Its bevy of clams, mussels
and scallops in a sauce ·
enhanced with red peppers,
onions and peas is the most
expensive thing on the menu;
one order will serve at least two
people more than grandly,
$18.95. A lesser dish, with no
shellfis~ involved, is $14.95 for
vegetarians, a wild congregation
of vegetables with sailron rice is
A Spanish version of creme
brulee. crema Catalan, is the
only dessert to think about and a
On Easter Sunday. Ms. Ing-
ham and the chef have devised a
special Sunday brunch menu
with omelets, poached salmon
and a host of Tapas' specialties,
along with a buffet of fresh -------------------------~
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SlUDIO CAR, locotld ot 100 Main St. Balboa
(ot foot ol pier) .... Sludio Cole u the happening ~
for food, fun & entertainment. Menu indudes ribs,
chidten, freih hsh. poslO, appetizers & salads, olso
serving brunch on Sot & Sun.10 IO 3·00 which includes
Belgium waffles, omelettes, poncokes and much more.
Pras range from $2.95-$13 95. Open 7 d<JY$ a
week. Mon-Fri 11 ·3~1 :30om, Sot.Sun 1~1 :30om.
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FB, ENT, V, MC, Af, DC.
536-8775.
IUlllS lllSTAURANT, located at 1712 Placentia,
Cosio Mesa. M.eftu lndudes ribs, chicken, steok &
lobster, prime rib, pizza, oyster bor. Prices range from
$3.95 and up. Open doily from 11 :30om to IOpm,
Coc:kloils 'til 11 pm. ID, FB, WC, No credit cords. (7141
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CAFE
IUTH'S CAii. locoi.d ot 320 Bristol IG at Redhill (by
Arco Mini Mort) in Co~ Mesa. M.eftu includes good
covnlfly cookin' bteokfcut with ~ best omelettes,
poncoltes. great Mexlcon bteolfost dishes ond lunch
wilh slimy ~bl.a. lefiyoki bowl, garlic chicken.
oSJOrted salads, hJolthy turkey burgers, homburgers,
ser"9d w/ pololo solod or fries. Try Ruth's home cookin'
lodoy. Greot rood, great pricesl Prices ronge from
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CHINESE
CHot MONO, Gourmet ChineM Light & heolthy,
no mtg uMCI, only notvrol ingredients. Menu
Includes -low cof meals, combination plo~s, beef or
pork dbhes, chicken & vee• di.hes, ond Family
value dlnn«s, Toke out oYOllobl.. $1 • buck o ploi.
ovolloble. locm.d ot 17938 Mognolio St. (nel<t to
Pie N Sovel Fountain Volley 171 l) 965-3698.
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CHA.NTICl.M, ~ ot 18912 MocAtlhur
Blvd , IMne, ocrou from John Wayne A rpott.
E'-gont, charming, grocaous & beautiful. each ol lb
dining room• hos o d1H.r.nt decor. The food is
Frenc:h-Colifomio cUiallWHOaty but Mollhlulty
f>NPO'ed Lundi apeclola ot $8 00 Ond up -the
dinner INflU indudft 0 ¥Ori.it)' of MOfoOd, meal,
ctMderi, tolods fulf lo roenfion o J.w ilema Prbs
ronge from $6 lo $25. ~ lunch 1 1 :30.2:30.
OinMf 5 3().10 30, Sunday 8rutidl 10.30 2.30
Of*\ 7 days o w.M. IO, 00, &aUNCH RES REQ.
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ITALIAN
SAaAIWOS llSTAUUHT & SAUSAOI CO.
located ot 251 Shipyard Way, N.wport Beach.
M.eftu includes great pas~. owon:f winning Coesor
aolod, delicious homemade sousoge, veol, lamb, lob
of vegetarian dishes, Rood wine, beer, cappuccino
& de-11. •w1 o fomffy owned & run reslouronl..
Ptlciea range from SA.95 lo$ I 3.95. Open 7 days o
WMk. Serving Sot & Sun Brunch from 8:30 lo 1.00
Sundoy thrv Thursday 1 I om lo 1 Oprn. Friday & Sot.
11 om-11 pm. IN, OUT, we. 8RU, we. v. M, AE,
DC 171 Al 723-062. Catering Sf*iollsls.
NICKS flll%ZA D'OltO family ltolion Ratouront
with homemade po.ea IOUCet ond hondmodt
piuo'1. Fomou1 for Wednetdoy Spaghetti · oll you
con eat for $2.7.S ond Sunday oH you con eat
lasogno fot $3.75. W. olso ~ ltie p.goest piuo
1n town, OUf party pluo 36•. Other d1.ti.s indude
V'9QI, ~. chicken, brosciolo ond dif*llnl
pa.ios.-A'buffet klnch on Mon., Tu ... , Thuft & frl.
lonqu« room ond coter1ng CJ'fOllob'-W. ore
kiicoflld at 1058.S 5'ow A.,. founlo1n Volley.~
(714) 963-0227.
ITALIAN
CIAO, loco'9d ot 2600 Eost Coott Hwy, C«ono Del
Mor. Come ond e~ienc9 Corona del Mor'1 new.st
Italian restaurant wving N.w York style piuo,
gourmet piuos, eicciting postoa, creoti'4 sob:l1,
cohe, coppuc.cino and fresh boked pollfies. Prices
ronge from $3.95 to $10 95. Open 7 doyl o week
from l lom lo 1 lpm, Sunday Bninch l lom. Oeliwry
ovoilobi.. Catering O¥Oilob4e for oH oc:cosions. Y,MC.,
~.WC, IN OUT 6'0-2291
INeAUO ITAUAN CAN, l~ ot 21148
8eoch ~ .• fol Atlonlal, family owned, ~Ing
prepared with ltie finest meoe. & chMMS & fomoua
for its infomou1 ch.eeecak•. ftric9S range from
$2.00 IO $11 .95 Open Tuee. lhni Sot 11·9pm,
Sun 11-8 pm. Cto..d Mon. IN, OUT,. WC, Wine ond... 14 S~2U8.
MEXICAN
AVll.AS IL IANCHllO, A dining ~ for
'OYer 20 yeora. Run by the Avllo family, Avilos hos 7
locations IO Mtve you in Coato Mesa, Newport
Beoc:h, Sonia Ano, long 8eoc:h, Huntington P0<k &
Laguna Hill1 & Huntington Beoc:h. Featuring
outh.ntic: food with lhe freshest Ingredients & o new
crdw light cultine along with oftnlic Mol"IO
Avila's recipes. ID, BRU, FB, ENT, WC, V, MC., ~.
DC, & DISCOVER. • Avilot ho, o r~ for
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Ml CASA, locoted at 296 I 1th Shet, Coseo
Meta. A trip lo Mexico! Me•lcon Food. Open doily
at 1 lom. Price• ronge from $2.2$ lo $8.95.
Serving lunch & dimer for over 20 yeara. IN, Fe, we, v. IN:., Af, oc. ca, o. 6'5-7626
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SEAFOOD
MClflC FISH & SEAFOOD, locoted ot 2620
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Menu includes
seafood solods, seafood sandwiches, grilled
entrffs, fish & chips, fish tacos, sushi ond more.
Also hos one of Oronge County's largest
inventories of fresh fish from it's fiih morltet.
Prices r<!nge from $1.95 ond up. Open
M.f-11-6; Sot 11-5, ID, WC (714) 650.0130.
ZUllU DIY DOCK, locoled ot 9059 Adams,
Huntington Beach. Menu iooludes seafood, steak
& lobster, piuo, prime rib, oyster bor. Prices
range from $3.95 ond up. Open doily from
11 :30onr to 1 Opm, Cocktails 'Iii 1 I pm. IN, FB,
WC, V, MC. (7141963-6362.
STEAKS
lHI 1A1N S1IAK HOUSI, located at 2300
Harbor Blvd, #31 , Cosio Meso. Menu includes
steaks, freih fish, chidten burgers ond salads
Prices range from $3.75 i; lunch ond $6.25 for
dinner. open 11 om for lunch MSo. Dinner 4pm
Mfr. Oinnet 3pm Sot. & Sun. IN, WC, V, MC.,
AE., DC. j7U) 641-9n7.
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. C olor is reiumiog to the landscape. The air
is getting warmer. Days are longer, Spring is here,
and that means Easter celebrations 8J'C just ahead.
How do you malce your Easter meal as fresh and
appealing as a new spring day? Start with traditional
favorites and add some distinctive flavors to bring
interest and excitement to your table.
Ham is the all-time Easter favorite for many people
because of its ~ersatility and great taste. Whether you'll
be entertaining a large group or a small circle of friends
and family, there is a ham to fit your needs. A boneless
barn yields (our to five 3-ounce servings eer pound,
while a bone-i.o·or·serni boneless ham yields·about 2-112
t<M.1 servings per pound. And keep in mind that you'll
want to have plenty of ham for leftovers, whether they're
sandwiches, casseroles or even salads.
While ham is the traditional centerpiece, the accompani-
ments add unique touches that make the meal extra special.
Top your ham with a sweet or savory gl!lU seasoned with
Dijon mustard. Distinctive, wine-based Dijon mustani adds
extra zip to glazes and imparts a mellow flavor to the ham
itself. An original vegetable strata featuring broccoli,
Cheddar cheese and red pepper teamed with bread cubes
from wheat or Italian rolls rounds out the main course.
Don't forget hot, crusty breads and rolls that can be
popped in the oven while the ham bakes. The aroma of
baking bread will whet your guests' appetites.
After your guests have departed and you're back to
your usual routine, call on the leftover ham for convenient.
quick-to-fix midweek entrees. Try turning a bot-from-the-
oven French loaf into an edible bowl for a salad with ham,
romaine lettuce and cherry tomatoes topped with a lemony
Caesar dressing. Even ham sandwiches go from standard
to scrumptious when they're prepared with tangy Dijon
mustard and served on crispy fresh bread.
Spring is an invigorating time of year signaling a new
freshness. Bring the fresh air into your kitchen with new
approaches to traditional favorites that arc
easy to prepare and wonderful to eat.
It's a great way to celebrate the season.
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CHEDDAR MUSTA..llU> HAM
51RATA DU JOUR GLAZE AND SAUCE
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Makes 8 servings Makes about 1-114 cups LEMON DIJON 1 (12.5-ounce) package Brtad 112 cup chopped onions
du }our Wheat !lC ltaUan Rolls 2 whole jalapefto peppers, CAESAR AND HAM
1 (16-ounce) package frozen cut seeded and chopped SALAD BOATS
broccoU, thawed and drained 2 teaspoons vegetable oU (pictured at right) I medium red, yellow !lC green Iii cup Grey Poupon Dijon
bell pepper, chopped .Mustard
Makes 4 servings
m cup chopped onJon 113 cup honey 1 (lHance) P"'Ck•tt
2 tablespoons margarlnt !lC butter l tablespoom lemon juJce Br«Ml"' Jow French
I teaspoon dried orepno 112 teaspoon dried thyme leaves Loa•es (2 loftes)
laves (opdooal) 1/4 teapoon ground allspice 112 cup olive oil
1-tn cups shredded Cheddar cheese 118 to 114 teaspoon IJ'OUDd red pepper 3 tablespoons a,., PoMpOn
6 large tGP. 118 teaspoon ground nutmeg DlJoa Mustard
3 cups milk 2 tablespoons lemon Julee m teapooo salt In small saucepan, over medium heat, saute 2 kMpoom Worcestenhlre m teupoon coarsely ground onions and jalapei\os in oil until tender, stir in sauce
black pepper mustard, honey, lemon juice and remaining 1 dove prUc,_ ID.lnced spices. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer for Balce rolls according to package directions 5 minutes. Remove in cup glaz.c to bru h over 112 teupoon .......
at 400°F for 8 to 10 minutes. Cool and cut 114 twpooD coenely IJ'OUDcl
into cubes; set aside. ham during last 20 minutes of cooking lime. black pepper Just before serving ham, heat remaining glaze, In skillet, over. medium heat, sautt broccoli, stirring frequently. Serve warm with ham. 114 cup srated Parmesan cbeeie
bell pepper and onfon in margarine or butter 2 CUpl torn romaine lettuce
until onion is tender; remove from heat. Stir in 1·112 CUpl JuUeane fully-cooked
112 teaspoon oregano, if desired. HONEY MUSTARD Um(~)
In large bowl, combine bread cubes, broccoli PEPPER 1 N' ONION 1 cup cberry 1.cMUtoN, balved
mixture and cheese, tos ing to coat well. Spoon HAM SANDWICH 112 cup Julleane ca.rroU
into grwed 3-quart oblong baking dish. Beat
together eggs, milk, salt. pepper and rtmainiog Makes 4 servings To prepare bre.d •boll' and croutons: cut
oregano, if desired. Pour egg mixture evenly over a 2-1'2-inch wide ·v· from top of QCb loaf
bread cubes. Let stand IS minutes before baking. 1 (16-ounce) peckqe nmnina the length of the bread. Remove ·v· por-
Bake at 3SO°F for 40 to 4S minutes or until Brttltl '" }OIU Frtncb tion and cat u.o tn-ioch cubes; 1et aside.
golden and puffed. Cut into squaru; serve warm. LoaTtS (2 lolves) To mike drusin&: in llDlll bowl, whist
•Note: 1-In CUJ>!'CU substitute may be used 1 small omoo, lllced ~ olM oil, mustard. lemon juice.
in place of eggs. 1 cup red, yellow tl lfttl' ~ llllCe, ... ic ......... pepper.
GINGlllD M~MUADE bdJ pepper ltrlps 8olsb 1-1/2 tabla:pOom ~OD WI aide of
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AND SAUCE DijOa Mmtard PllCC bftld 'bolll' .. '*'ill lirllle layer Oil
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Makes 1-113 cups 4 11k:t1 Swill Lornlne cbetlt '*' or .-il golden blon. ~ breed c:ubel
l clove prlk, mlnc:ed 8 oanca tlllaly llktd fully· freqaeaily. Cool.
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1 tablt9pooa aWprtae tr butter Bake loaves at 400°F for 8 to I 0 minutes or
carrocs Ind pqwect croutoas; ldd ..-inilq
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In small llUCeplll. O¥a' medium bell. ~ c:: in oil uatil tender. Stir in mustard and
prtic IDd pqer iD lllllpine or butler until beat dlroqb. •
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lfl cap .... IO lnsb owr llilm duriaa lllt ftomly widl him. .. milllft -cbeae.
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Local copkbooks are a valuable source of fascinating lore and recipes
Community cookbooks compiled 20 minutes. Serves 4-6. Nutritional • 1 teaspoon &all peppers ore not available, • 2. JO.ounce containers oysters, transparent. Add ?ysters and cook
lovinily by \'Oluntcers tu r~isc infur!J1ation per ~rving: 367 •Freshly around ptp~r to taste substitute green and yellow drained and minced until fim1. Add chicken. brot~,
f1.1nds for non-profit or~nn1zntlons calorics, 8& protein, 70g, e ~ cup veactable oil peppers.) Serves 6. Nutritional • 1,14~-ounce cnn reduced salt milk an~ cvapor?tcd milk; shr well
arc ~ va_lu11ble sourc~ o~ carbohydrate, Sg Cot, O~g • 2 tablespoons peanut oil information per serving: 158 chicken broth to combine. D~nin ond ad~ r~anatang lore and 1nd1genous cholc$terol, 602 mg sodium. •I tablespoon carawia_y sctds, Qllories, lg protein, 9g • l~ cups skim milk spinnch and bring to 11 boil.
recipes from l~al orcas around uusbed carbohydrate, 14g fat, Omg • 1, 12-ounce cnn evnporntcd skim Remo~e from heat a~d allow to
thel ':J.S., hclp1rs to ~re~~rve our SIX·PIPPIR SLAW e 2 tc11poons grated lime zest cholesterol, 426mg £odium. milk cool slightly. Process '" bl ender or
me tang ~t cu ~na~ en age. Combine bell peppers with • 2 10-oance boxes frozen food processor until well blended. ~ cas,e ·~ pomtr1slhtheTcubrrcnt e 1 eacb ptt_n, red. yellow, purple O,Aion in •·--bowl Combine cb~p""d aplnach thawed ond Season with Tab:isco pepper nauona winner o c a asco aad onnp btU pepper, Jalnntd ._..... · OYSTIR ROCKIPILLIR r S I I ·r d d Community Cookbook Awards: ,e 1 red oalon, cul Into tbl• ltrips jalapeno pepper, vinegar, mustard, squcncd dry sau.ce_. Toste. a l on Y 1 f\ee e ·
"Historic Spanish Point: Cooking e t Jalaptno peppcJ', mlaced sugnr, Tabasco pepper sau~. •nit SOUP e ~ teaspoon Tnb.nsco pepper This as a ~onderful soup, for 1,1
Then and Now.'' which traces the e 2 tablespoons turragon vinegar and·pepper in bowl. Whisk in oils e 5 tablespoons llaht morgorlne or souce holiday d1n~er or bu.ff et. Serves 6.
history and food traditions of e t tablespoon Dijon mustard until thick. Add to vegetables; toss 2~ tablespoons margarine or oil e Solt. optional Nutritional anform.auon per .
Spanish Point, a 30-acrc site by e 2 teaspoons 1ugor. to mix well. Stir in caraway seeds e S tablespoons nour Melt margarine and stir in flour. serving: 307 D iones, 24g protein,
Li nle Sarasota Bay in Florida. e V. teaspoon Tobosco pcp~r and lime zest. Chill covered, for 3 • 2 cloves garlic, minced Add garlic and onions; cook over 27g carbohydrate, I l g fa t, 96mg
Published by Gui( Coast Heritage sauce hours. (If purple a~d orange bell • 1 bunch green onions (tops onl_y) medium high heat until onions. are cholesterol, 864 mg sodium. Association, Osprey, FL, the book
begins with the native Americans
who hunted and fis hed near their
villages in the are~. 11 moves on to
the influence or the Spanish
fishermen who sellled on the
Point, then the homesteaders who
set a reasonably good table for
boarders, and eventually to Mrs.
Potter Palmer, a Chicago socialite
who turned an existing hunting
lodge into The Oaks, a 31-room
winter residence with a kitchen as
big as a skriting rink. Each of the
fou r historic phases contributed
richly to the cuisine of the area.
from the Spanish infl uence, for
example, comes an exceptional
recipe fo r Chicken and Yellow
Rice or Arroz Con Pollo. In this
version, the chicken is rubbed wi th
garlic UllU crushed oregano, then
marinated overnight in a mixture
or paprika, parsley, freshly ground
bl:ick pepper, and tart citrus juice
(sour orange, lemon or lime) or
wine vinegar. The chicken is
browned in a skillet, then
simme red wi1h s:iffron, rice,
toma1oes, garlic, onion, pepper,
while wine and a generous splash
of Tabasco pepper sauce for a real
flavor boost. Peas and pimen to
s1rips arc added for the last five
minutes of cooking.
A deligh1ful uccomp:inimcnt fo r
this dish is a vibrant Six-Pepper
Slaw, a recipe from "Heard 1n 1he
Kitchen," a cookbook published by
The Heard Museum in Phoenix,
AZ, the national second place
winner. five different colors of
bell peppers arc julienned and
tossed wiah onion strips and an
unusual dressing flavored with
minced jalapcno pepper, Dijon
mustard, caraway seeds, lime zest
and Tabasco sauce.
From the national third place
winner, "River Road Recipes 11 1,"
A Health Collcclion, published by
The Junior League of Daton
Rouge, Inc., comes a recipe for
Oyster Rockefeller Soup. A note
in the book explains, "for the
purists, nothing more than a dub
of Tabasco sauce, a dollop of
horseradish, and a cracker are
allowed to come between their
beloved raw oysters and their taste
buds. On the other hand there are
many who prefer these li1tle
delights decked out in something a
bit more elegant. And so Oysters
Rockefeller w::is born!" The soup
is a delicious potage li1crally
blending the Oavors of that
wonderful dish: oysters, spinnch,
onion, garlic nnd Tabasco sauce.
CHICKEN AND
YELLOW RICE
I chicken, 3·4 pounds, cut into
pieces
•Marinade Mixture:
• I teaspoon crushed garlic
• I teaspoon dried oregano
• I tablespoon fresh chopped
parsley
• I tablespoon white wine vinegar
• I teaspoon paprika
• 'Ii teaspoon freshly groun~ black
pepper
Chicken Mixture
• 2 tablespoons olive oil
• 1 medium onion, chopped
• 1 green bell pepper, diced
• 1 can (141/i ounces) stewed
tomatoes
• 2 garlic cloves, crushed
• 2 baylcaves
• 1 teaspoon salt
• I teaspoon Tabasco pepper
sauce
• 3 to 4 saffron threads
• 4 cups water
• 1;.. cup white wine
• 2 cups long·grain rice
• I cup frozen or canned peas
• 17-ounce jar pi mentos, drnioed
Rub garlic and oregano into the
chicken. Ma rinate overnight in a
mixture of parsley, vinega r,
paprika and black pepper. Turn
once while ma rinating. Remove
chicken from marinade and pat
dry. Heat oil in 12-inch skill et nnd
saute chicken until brown.
Remove chicken pieces to large
casserole. To drippings in skillet,
add onion and green pepper.
Snute lightly. Add the tomatoes,
garlic, bay leaves, salt, and
Tabasco pepper sauce. Simmer
about 10 minutes. Dissolve saffron
in n cup of the water. Add to
skillet mixture alona with th e wine
and simmer 10 minutes. Pou r over
so utced chicken in casserole. Add
rice and remaining liquid, being
careful to toss rice rather than stir.
Uring to o boil ond cook until
done. ;.ibout 30·40 minutes. Ourina
the last S minutes stir in pens and
pimentos. Let tund 15 minute
before c.:rving. If you wic;h to bake
the d1!\h in the oven, do so after
.idding the rice. llake at 32Sf fo r
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GINGER MINT LEG OF LAMB •
One 5 to 6 pound leg of lamb
Marinade:
2 this finely chopped garlic
2 this finely chopped fresh ginger
3 tbls finely chopped fresh mint
1 this paprika
3 tbls fresh lemon juice
1 tablespoon ·ground cumin
Yz tsp ground cloves
Yi tsp k~her salt
V. cup vegetable oil
Before marinating the lamb, trim off all visible fat. To prepare the marinade, comb,ine the
garlic, ginger, mint, paprika, cum.in, cloves, salt, oil and lemon juice together in a smaJJ bowl.
Place the leg of lamb in a 9Yi x 13Y:-inch baking cUsh and pour the marinade mixture over the leg,
rubbing it in, and turning to cover. Cover the meat with plastic wrap and let it stand in the
marinade for a least 4 hours and up to 2 days in the refrigerator, turning several times.
When ready to cook the lamb, preheat the oven to 40QOF. Place the pan with the meat and
marinade in the oven and roast for 15 minutes, then reduce the oven temperature to 300°F. and
cook for 2Yz hours longer, turning the lamb after an hour or so. A meat thermometer should read
1SS0P. at the thickest part of the meat for medium rare.
Let the meat rest for 10 or 15 minutes, then slice thinly and serve with the pan juices. Serve
with asparagus and broccoli with orange mustard sauce.
(Serves 8)
ASPARAGUS SOUP
Yi stick buaer
2 lbs. asparagus, cooked, tips' reserved for garnish
~alt and freshly-ground black pepper
1 cup heavy cream, half-and-half, or plain yogurt
6 green onions, cut in Y.-inch slices
4 cups canned/fresh chicken stock or broth
1 Yi tsps dried tarragon
Meir butter until sizzling in a medium pot or Dutch oven over medium heat. Add onions and cook
until soft but not brown, 4 to 5 minutes. Add cooked asparagus, stock, salt, pepper, and tarragon
an~ bring to a boU. Reduce heat and sirruner for 20 minutes. Transfer vegetables and stock 10 a
blender or food processor and puree until smoodl, working in batches if necessary. When ready
to eat, bring back to a boil, then reduce heat to simmering. Add cream, making sure it is well
incorporated. Taste for seasonings and serve hOl, garnished with asparagus tips.
(Serves 6 to 8)
Look for ingredients for this wee~'s 1V Food Network recipe at these finer local~ markets:
DARE CRACKERS
Light, crispy and
maroelously fla vorfal, tbe
Dare family of crackers
are certain to become a $ } 69 familyJavorite. Enjoy with ..
8
oz.
your Javorlte cheese,
spread or dip; perfect for
entertaining or as an
anytime snack cracker.
KNORR SAUCE
MIXES
·Combining the conven-
ience of a premeasured
mix with the great flavor 89 ¢ that comes from aiidtng
your own fresh
Ingredients, Knorr sauces I ea.
batJ8 become the favorite of
food lovers everywhere bv
adding a dellcfous toiuh of
elegance to any meal.
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STASH TEA
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LAGUNA NIGUEL
Delicious bot or cold, Stash
Teas are SJ>!!clally
formulated to deliver big
jlavor. Blending natura1 $} 89 berbs and spices with other
20
~ natural flavors in an art
that Stash Tea bas
perfected resulting in a
W<inderfu/IJ! aromatic,
_ rlcbly satisfying brew.
PEEKFREAN
coo~
Crisp Eurppean style
biscuUs that off er a
sweet tndulgenaJ to
~ng and "old alike.
Deliclously elegant.
Peek Freans are perf ec/
to enjoy wUb tea or
coffee and add a
cosmo-polUan flair to a
di.sh of ice cream or
REESE
MINTJEU.Y
1be iratlutonal
accomjJ!Jntment to Spring
lamb, this stmple pecttn
jelly flavored with otl of
~mint can also lie
U.W as a flavor
enbtmc•ng glaze over a
porlt roast or to liven up
~goods.