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SPORTS
Mesa brother and
sister UF bound
UPDArE
Yowzg gi,rl h,it by car
remains stable
WOrkers crow over nest
•Employees at Cost Care
have grown attached to a
family of crows that set up
house on a window ledge.
By R. John Forstrom, Staff Writer
NEWPORT CENTER -MGood
Lucl< Mama M redds thP message
on the dry erase board in Cost
Care Inc. 's employee traming
room.
A cheery note to an expectant
co-worker?
Not quite. .
And ever since the mother laid
her eggs, the employees of Cost
Care have taken the family of
crows, well, under their wing.
MWe had two very large crows
flying around our building,· said
Michael Melacon, corpornte
chrector of human services.
MThey began to build nests on
several floors and they got seriow.
outside my office. The window
washers c~ up here and they
wanted to w'ash the wmdow
(behind the n est). We yelled
'Don't do it."' ·
DON LEACH I DAILY PROT
1\vo black crows tend to their young on the s~ Door of a· Cost Care office window.
The message is intended for a
mothe r crow that h'as made her
home on the two-foot ledge out-
side of the managed health care's
sixth-floor Newport Beach office.
Under the employees' protec-
tion, the two crows tirelessly built
a nest consisting of twigs. slicks,
fiberglass and toilet paper in full
view of a floor-to-celling wmdow
in the training room. Virtuall y
every day over the month-long
Shooting
shocks calm
of Shalimar ..
By Carolyn Miller, Staff Wflter
COSTA MESA Deafening
shots from d drive-by shooting
1\1esddy night were hduntingly
fclmlliM to residents on Shalimar
Drive who instinctively practiced
the old routine.
They crouched ctwdy from
windows, grabbed thf'ir children
lo their bosom dnd prdyed a stray
bullet wouJdn't pie1ce thetr thm
apartment wdlls.
This lime the vtctims were two
teendge boys from Costa Mesa
"'(ho witne-se!> believe were the
ldrget of gang members' thirst for
retaliation over a defective drug
deal.
The two 16-year-old., were
workmg on a ,car in dn dpdrtment
driveway at 771 Shah.mar dlound
9:30 p.m. when one of four or five
Latinc;> males -believed by police ,
to be gang members -drove by m
a dark brown or blue Chevy Blaz-
er and opened fire on thf' two
teens.
The first victim -a white male
who pollce wouJd 11qt identify to
protect his i.afety because hP ts d
gang u clSSOcidlC'.. WdS 5hot in
the side and suflerP<l mtf'mal
injunes. He wdo; taken to Western
Medical Center in Santa Ana
where he is listed m stdble condi-
tion after undergmng surgery. His
spleen had to be removed and a
bullet nicked his pancreas and
liver, Costa Mesa Police Capt
Tom Ldzar said .
The second vtcttm. a male
Latino who police also declined
to identify, was shot m the upper
back and taken to UCI Medical
Center m Orange. He suffered
only a superficial wound and was
later released from the hospital,
Lazar said.
A 911 call at 9:36 p.m. sum-
moned police to the scene of the
attempted murder but the sus-
•SEE SHOOTING PAGE A11
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Sewer project has local residents cranky
• Costa Mesa officials will meet with sanitation officials
today to discuss problems and urge speedy completion.
By Carolyn Miller, Staff W"ter
COSTA MESA -Replacing old
sewer lines is a messy business
any way it's done -but residents
along Baker and FaiIVle w •streets
never imagined it would be a
seemingly endless nightmare
dogging their streets, choking the
air with dust and creating giant
asphalt craters.
Mil's awful. It's your worst
rughtmare come true and it does-
n't seem to be over,,. said Nancy
Palme, a 20-year resident of Kor-
nat Street, located off Baker. "The
potholes are like man eaters."
Palme said far more than a
year, residents and business own-
ers have had to put up with prob·
!ems caused by the Orange Coun-
ty Sanitation District sewage pro-
j~ct: construction holes and gaps
without the proper safety bamers;
busy streets closed arb1tranly:
ptles of sand and dJrt that aren't
protected from children
·r don't know why these guys
don't just finish (the project),•
Palme sdld. • lt seems like a lot of
it is they dig hole!> and stand there
looking in it -these are our lax
dollars ...
City offioals have received
· dozens of complaints similar to
Palme's from residents who live in
the area.
·u·s been d long, ongoing
problem,· Mayor Joe Erickson
said. ·we've had numerous com-
plaints and requested cooperation
a number of times, and it 15n't
being resolved •
Erickson said the aty will be
sending the contractor hrred by
the sanitation clistnct, Sunland-
based Mladen Buntich Construe·
tion Co .. a bill for the service the
city expended, like city person-
nel's time to deal with the traffic
congestion and complaints.
In t4e future, a new o · ance
•SEE SEWERS PAG A11
Auto dealers abuzz with talk of tariff
• American car dealers
hope the tax on Japanese
luxury cars will send more
buyers their way. Others
debate whether tatiff will
actually stick.
By Evan Henerson, Staff Writer
COSTA MESA -Up d.nd down
Harbor Boulevard, people at car
dealerships -employees and cus-
tomers alike -spent Wednesday
bumng in the wake ot important
industry news from Washington.
A trade dispute between the
United States and J&pan forced
the White House to lmpose a
100% tax on the 1mJ)9ltation of 13
;G:.~•~~ JiCtM! on June '28. would be
~ on all targeted automo-
biles entering the Uruted States
after 12 a.m. Saturday.
At Nabers Cadillac and Buick,
employees awaited th C\L~omeni
who would not bo buytng Japan-
ese. A t South Coast Acura,
employees pointed to "Beat the
Hike• advertisements and
promised they would bave
enough~ -at non-tariffed
,__..,._.._.. to lat tbrOugh the model
t Meli lnftn1tt, employ·
ees told customers that the cars
on display ln the show toom
would not be tarttted. Admin1Jtra-
tors spent the morning in a meet-
ing detennining how the compa-
ny would react to the dev.-JO'P,-
ment. .
Several dealership representa-
tives said they had expected a
price hike for several weeks and
had planned accordingly.
And everyone had an opinion.
"The media is talking about all
of the negative consequences,"
said Peter Michael, South Coast
Acura's sales manager. "But
we're all excited. Everybody's
going to make more money."
The Legend .and the ne~ 3.2 J1. are the only Acura models
whlch will undergo a mark-up,
but Michael said the dealership
has enough Legends waiting at
the port to last through the end of
the year. The 3.2 TU are not
scheduled to arrive unW Septem-
ber, Michael sa.id.
•People have been calling ask·
ing about the value of their car,
Mytng they bought a Legend a
~ of yean ago and should
they hold onto it,• Michael Nkl.
•t say, 'Absolutely.' I wouldn't
want t<>be a Lexus or In6nlti deal·
er right now.·
Acroa the street at Costa Mesa
lnfin1U, officials would not com·
• SEE TARIFF PAGE M
process, the employees would
watch -and videotape -the
bwlding of the nest.
When the crows were finished,
five eggs -and later five chicks -
rested genUy inside the 30
I pounds of material that made up
the new nest.
WThis is a big deal here,• said
Km.line Ford, human resour~
clerk. "Everyone knows about it-,..
everyone visits. They are our little
babies."
The employees were so ecstat-
ic about the chicl<s hatch,ing that
they immedidtely called a fellow
employee ... m Chicago."
"Our staff trainer was in
Chlcdgo," said Melacon. •(After
they hatched), we immediately
•SEE CROWS P~GE A11
..
Ford homes
could prove
lucrative for
city, schools
• A report concludes
proposed construction of
some 500 homes off Jam-
boree Road would bring
$8 million to Newport
Beach and school district.
By Evan Henerson, Staff Writer
NEWPORT BEACH -Provid-
ing a welcome boost to perpetu-
dll}' ~dygmg coffers a 500-lot lm:-
ury housing pro1ec t ~ expected to
bnng m a told) of $8 million m
building and development fees to
the aty of Newport Bedch c1.0d
the Newport-Mesa Unified
School Distnct.
The development pro1ect on
the former Ford/Loral Aeronu-
tronic site wouJd also bnng in net
revenues of $571 ,000 on a yearly
basis after hnal build-out, accord-
ing to a fiscal impact analysis pre.-
pared by Stanley R. Hoffman and
Associates for the Ford Motor
Land Development Corp.
According to the analysis.
Newport Beach will receive $5. 7
m.illton m building and develop-
ment fees while Newport-Mesa
will get $2.39 million. From 1997
to 2000. as the project reaches its
final build-out. the development
will return $2.46 for every dollar
the city spends to provide ser-
vtces to the new residents
"The city usually does these
types of studte when they're
cons1denng an annexation,• said
Bob Wynn, former Newport
Beach city manager who is now
helpmg Ford work through the
npproval process "For 50 years,
we've been debating whether or
not homes pay for themselves in
• SEE DEVELOP PAGE A4
...
AJ THUMDAV. MAY 1& 1915
Disaster preparedness begins · in the home
greer
wylder
F lea Bane, the business
owned and operated by
Jean Batl~y and Donna
Hokanson, which eliminates
fleas form your home without
dust, chemicals or pesticides, is
now offering its 100% natural
formula for those who pref er
"doing it themselves· and don't
want to pay full service prices.
You will get enough of our
home remedy to cover up to
1,800 square feet of carpeting for
$.99.95 delivered. ;u you mention this column,
yru'll receive $10 off.
~Flea Bane (759-5679) still
oflers full service at the same
lofi prices and high customer
satisfaction that it's been known tot the last four years.
:st Andrew's Presbyterian
Caurch (631-2880) is having its
arpmal rummage sale from 9
a.Sl. to 7 p.m. today and 9-a.m.
to ;2 p.m. Friday. The church is at
600 St. Andrew's Road, at 15th
Street, in Newport Beach.
.Items on sale include clothing,
tofs. baby items, shoes, sporting
gQods, jewelry, silver, linens,
housewares, furniture, tools, art,
bOOks, c9mputers and antiques.
'All proceeds from the sale will
gq directly to missions, including
many local charities such as
S.(>.S., FISH, S.P.J.N. and Shala-
mar Street. Last year was its
most successful year yet with
more than $40,000 was raised.
~ tlbere are two more days to
g~.bargains on re-upholstery al
Mesa Upholstery. It's having a
20.°o/o off sale on fabrics and labor
thiough Saturday. It's also hav-
ing a slip cover sale, sofas are
$495 and chairs $295.
Mesa Upholstery (642-8400) is
al 1998 Harbor Blvd., in Costa
Mesa.
Rebel Smith Collection (646-
5499), located on the top level of
Triangle Square in Costa Mesa is
having a one-day sale from 3
p.m. to 10 p.m. today on cloth-
ing.
Friday through Sunday, Rebel
Smith is having a bathing suit
sale and informal bathing suit
modeling from noon to 4 p.m.
Starting tonight, Back Bay
Cafe (729-1144), located in the
Newport Dunes at 1131 Back
Bay Drive in Newport Beach,
will be open for dinner. Through
June 26, dinners will be dis-
counted 20% for those who use
the coupon in today's paper.
North Drugs. at 1170 Baker
St., in Costa Mesa, is having its
annual sidewajk sale today
through Sunda'y.
South Orange County'S new
referral service, 1-Call Service,
which was mentioned in last Sat-
urday's column had a phone
number misprint. The correct
number is (800) 665-9122.
1-Call Service is seeking the
best of the best in local profes-
sional for its referral service. The
debut of the referral line will be
in July.
• EDITOlt'S NOTE: The week beginning May 14
· Is National EMS (Emergency Mecflcal Services)
Wee!(, designated to honor paramedics and oth-
er emergency response personnel. This Is the last
of a series of informational artides written by
the Newport Beach Fire Department's ~MS per-
sonnel.
E mergency Medical Services are
provided to you. our customers, 24
hours a day, seven days a week,
every day of the entire year. When any-
one in Newport Beach dials 911 with a · •
fire or medical aid emergency, they can
expect an munediate response, with our
arrival usually within 3 to 5 minutes of
their request for service.
Statton•
Meet your EMS crew at the Balboa
Island fire statton: (from left) Jim ·
Edgar, 6.reftghter-paramedlc, 19 yean
experience; Marc Walker, tireflgbter-
puamedic, 21 years; John Testa, fire-
fighter-EMT, eight years; Steve
Bdnting, tire captain-EMT, 18 years;
Norm Maggard, tire engineer-EMT,
ZO years. The Balboa bland station
(Statton •) ls located at 12• Marine
But the possibility does exist that a
problem could arise that would prevent
our timely arrival -specifically an area-
wide natural disaster. The fire depart-
ment, through disaster contingency
planning, has addressed the probable
needs of our citizens by developing spe-
·cific plans to streamline our operations
during these disasters. Each of our 11 ·
fire department units have specific tasks
to accomplish du.ring the early phase of
a disaster response.
Depending on the type and magni-
tude of the disaster, the fire department
paramedics -even though they are
assigned as an integral part of the Lad-
der liuclc Company -function on their
own and become the city's First Aid Sta-
tion Managers. These first aid stations
are opened at both the Newport Center
Fire Station and the Lido Fire Station
with the firefighter-paramedic's primary •
job to triage (sort and assign a priority
on patient injuries by how serious they
are) and begin treab:nent of those indi-
viduals that arrive on their own for help.
You can imagine, this could be an
. Ave. and"serves the shaded area.
overwhelming task to care for vast num-
bers of casualties from a major disaster.
Our city has approximately 70,000 full.
time residents with thousands more vis-
iting during the summer months. While
every member and rank of the fire
department is trained to provide Basic
Life Support (BLS) as an Emergency
Medical Technician (EMT), there are
only 30 fire department personnel on
duty each day to deliver this service.
And should your injuries require
Advanced Life Support (ALS), that
would be provided by the five of our 30
on-duty personnel who are trained as
A VESSEL . BY ANY
OTHER NAME ...
The Newport Dunes Resort is
asking for local residents' help in
creating a name for its new play-
ground.
The playground, which is built
in the form of a JO-foot orange,
red, blue and white custom-made
ship, was constructed in honor of
the "Swift• -an actual ship that
was ancl;lored in Back Bay and
used as a nautical museum al one
lime.
"It's a playground structure ...
that looks a lot like a boat," said
Anne Quinn, vice president of
community relations for Newport
Dunes.
"It's especially made for us. It
has two masts, compasses, $lides,
nets and a galley."
and created in Denmark.
·we have a whale and it's 15
feet from the ship," Quinn said,
referring to the popular floating
toy near the playground. "The lit-
tle guys (on the ship) pretend that
they are chasing the whale."
The winner of the "Name Our
Ship" contest will be treated to a
beach party for 15 friends and the
top five finalists will be receive a
free lunch at µte resort's Back Bay
Cafe. ,
To participate, individuals
should submit}heir entries along
with their names and phone num-
bers to: N~wport Dunes Resort's
Name Our1 Ship Search, c/o 249
East Ocean Blvd., Suite 1010,
Long Beach, CA 90802.
.. firefighter-paramedics. Every person will
be seen, their injuries triaged by their
degree or urgency, and then treated
appropriately. Those injuries that are ini-
tially deemed minor will be taken care
of, but obviously the tteatment may take
some time.
To minimize suffering and reduce the
lag time for treab:nent, the FireDepart-
ment is requesting help from you, our
citizens. By taking the time before a
major disaster QCcurs to prepare your
household, vehicle and business, the
negative impact on your quality of living
could be tremendously reduced. By
Station 6
Meet your EMS crew at the Mariners
fire station: (from left) Chris Brown,
firefighter-EMT, four years experience;
Doug Wright, fire e ngineer-EMT, 31
years: Don Bradbury, fire captain-EMT,
21 years. The Mariners station (Station
6) ts located at 1348 Irvine Ave. and
serves the shaded area.
<
learning first aid and obtaining your
own first 8.ld kit, you could become an
asset to both yourself and your commu-
nity. The. skills learned in a first aid
course will enable one or more of your
family members to minister to you, busi-
ness associates and your neighbors dur-
ing an emergency.
First aid knowledge greatly enhan~
your family's ability and your work-
place's ability to become self-reliant and
begin necessary treatment of injuries
immediately.
Your first aid kit should contain
generic items and any specific items that
will be of particular need to your family
or business. The kit should also be
accompanied.by a first aid handbook for
reference. A sufficient number of sup-
plies should be ke pt on hand, paying
particular attention to the. number of
people being serviced by the kit.
This can be accomplished by having
either one large kit or several smaller
size units to meet the needs of the
group. Sterile bandages and dressings
are essential to prevent cont~ation of
wounds. To be sure that the contents are
fresh and not out of date, use the kit for
every-day problems that you may
encounter. By usmg your first aid kit in
this manner you will develop a familiari-
ty with the contents and the quantity of
each item.
For more information and a list of
drugs, dressings and supplies for your
kit, contact the Newport Beach Fire
Department at 644-3103 or visit any of
your neighborhood fire stations.
• BY CRAJG CHASTAIN, fire captain-
EMT, disaster services coordinator
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It seems that many children
have already taken a liking to the
nameless ship that was designed
All entries tnust be received by
5 p .m. Tuesday, May 23. For more
lnfonnation, call 729-DUNE.
MMC MARTIN I DAILY PllOT
Will Hayward, 4, plays aboard the new playground equipment at the Newport Dunes. Park per-·
sonnet are looking for a catchy name for the pirate-type ship.
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TEM'EltATUllES swell. Mornli
Newport Beach douds will d r to
63154 dear skies.
Balboa I
63154 T1DES I I
Costa Mesa TODAY
68153 First low
Corona del Mar 7:08 a.m. -1.0
65154 first high
' 1:55 p.m. +3.8
SURF fORIECAST Second low
LOCATION SIZE 6:47 p.m. +2.1
Wedge 1-2+sfw Second high
Newport 1-2.slw after midnight
Blackles 1-2.WW
River Jetty 1'2+sfw FRID AV
CdM 1·2+sfw First high
12:41a.m. 5.2
IM>A'lw.G First low
Ughtv.ri.t>le a:oe am -0.6
• wtndt tNs morning Second high
wlll thlft sovthwest S:05 p.m. +3.9
to west at f s knots. S«ond low
Wind WfttS one 8:11 p.m. +23 foot.~to two fWt • tour ....
foot loudMllt ~-
from s....ftlne ....... trllk
through 1\leldey
Two new southwest
swells should give
the California coast head high waves
throughout the
week and overhead
sets by the weekend.
Also, a small north·
wes1 wind swell will
break thl~ up a lit-
tie until Fr day. Next
Wffk. aowded line-
ups ere forecasted as a strong storm sys.
tem~New
ZNl«ld may bring
us • solid southwest
swell tor Memorial
O.ywe.kend.
For dally surf repot1S
and fcnctm, call
(tOO) 916·SURF. The
c•ll costs s, . 50 r\8
any poslble tol .
•, I
COSTA•SA
• Anton Blvd.: The driver's window of a '95 Lincoln
Towncar parked in the parking lot at the Marriott Hotel,
was broken by a-suspect who then stole two cameras, a
cigarette lighter and a adapter for a cellular phone.
• 1IO blodt of Walnut:: A suspect enters through an
open bedroom window and snatched $400 from a wal-
let In the top dresser drawe r and several pieces of gold
jewelry worth $400.
• 2100 blodl of Plldftc: Two sets of golf clubs worth
$1,000; a S100 camera; and $100 In TV equipment were
reported stolen from the trunk of a gray Dodge Dynasty,
which the owner hed locked •
NEWPORT IEAOt
• 1100 blodl of~ Avenue: Several valuable
personal Items tnat had been contaminated by asbestos
during an apartment fire were missing from where they
hed been stored In 1 vacant ~.The prope11y
was aft In ptlStk: bags. ew1ttlng de-<ontamlMtton.
• 517 JOllt ....... A S 100 c.mer1 was SMggld from
the p_une of a pltrOn It the Snug HllftM>r blr wt.\ the
owner left the purM unttt.ndld It her ber ltoot
•
Newpon Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pil(I( THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1995 A'i Ai_
cause was as good as the eats at ritzy sos dinner
Even a conglomeration of
chef9'and cooks couldn't
spoil the soup that was the
first of five courses at Orangeaid,
the annual fund-raiser for the
noble Costa Mesa charity, Share
Our Selves.
Granted, I )lave no basis of
comparison. Who knows from
chilled sea urchin and ginger
soup wilh Aumoniere of snails?
We not only braved the sea
urchin soup, we also learned
that an aumoniere is a delicate
wafer pressed from lice, soaked
in water, then filled with snail
parts. It looks like a chubby tea
bag sitting dead-center in the
ocher-colored soup.
Personally, I think Pascal
Olhats (of Pascal on Bristol) and
Jean Pierre Lemanissier (Antoine
at the Sutton Place:-ex-Le Meri-
dien), the "c}\efs in charge of the
soup course, decided to chal-
lenge the 200 SOS benefactors
'with something that would get
the tonques wagging -and the
palates quaveting with trepida-
tion.
fred
.martin
Actually, the soup was quite
delicious, with a clean, fresh
marine flavor -not fishy, ocean-
ic. II it had 1:1een called )obster
bisque, we probably would have
slurped it all up.
The rest of the menu was
somewhat less kinky. Next came
black-peppered lump crab meat
ravioli, prepared by chefs Jack
Kalustian (Kayaki) and Christian
Rassinoux (Ritz Carlton).
Then there was the Parrot fish
in Lychee paper with QuanxJ.
This fantasia was create<! by
Sarah Scott, executive C'hef of the
Robert Mondavi Wine and Food
Center, where the dinner was
held, and Alan Greeley of the
Golden Truffle on Newport
Boulevard.
. Everybody knows lychee nuts,
but quanxi and parrot fish?
"They're those beautiful
turquoise and blue fish you see ·
in aquariums,• Alan Greeley
explained yesterday. uThey eat
coral."
He said parrot fish are rarely
seen on restaurant menus
because they're too expensive
and have too many bones. "Usu-
ally they run three to five
pounds, but tl\ese guys were
eight-pounders ... 11 shipped in
from the Bahamas. They were-
offered as great chunks of deli-
cate, fluffy meat the color of
North Pole snow and surrounded
with the mysterious quanxi.
"Great word, isn't it? 11 said
Greeley, who is as renowned for
his droll wit as be is for his culi-
nary prowess. He ran across
• quanx.i" a couple of weeks a9<l
in a spy novel and thought it
would be a dandy way to
describe the ctuthoritative sea-
sonings that zinged up the parrot
fish. "It has lots o.( meanings,•
one of w hich is "feefu\gs. •
Let me tell you, you could def-
initely feel the quanxi, which
included lemon grass, Thai
chiles, tequila, vanilla beans, rice
vinegar u and some other stuff."
For course four, Ted Gray of
Newport Meat Co. and Michael
Kang of Five Feet teamed to con-
jure up what tnost mortals would
consider a splendid little filet
mignon. The chefs called it
Dome pf Buddah ginger marinat-
ed. Certified Angus Beef wilh
Thai ·lobster morel sauce and
truffle el egance. Whatever, we
all but licked the plates.
There was, of course, a differ-
ent tv1ondavi Wine for each
course, so you'd think that by
this time, not a soul could even
lift another fork, let alone use it
to put something else into their
mouth.
But tha~ didn't reckon with the
dessert John tv1cLaughlin (JW's)
and Claude Koeberle (<;::reative
Culinary Concepts) conceived.
What we ate next, and through
the grace of God, last, was this:
Duo of Tliai chile chocolate Mar-
jplalne, Jasmine rice creme
bru/ee, Mango cilantro coulis
and Sesame wafer.
While we ate -scratch that.
dined -Randy Gonzales and
Gary Gould softly played Cole
Porter, Jerome Kem and others
of that sadly bygone ilk. Each
place was set with Mondavi's
finest crystal (five glasses) and
sU~r (nine pieces). The only
light came from centerpieces of a
single large candle in a bamboo
holder, with birds of paradise
and bear grass hovering over· a
sprinkling of sea shells,
kumquats and polished black
p ebbles.
Ye gods it was elegant!
I bad never been to an affair
like this and I couldn't help
thinking about the irony of it all;
200 beautiful people wining and
dining on some of the most sub-
lime vittles this side of Paris to
raise money for an organization
dedicated to caring for the home-
. less, the hungry, the helpless .
Did it make sense?
Then I read the fine print that
the $100,000 r~ed that high(_
will be 'Used' {o transform the .
SOS galley ih.to a full-on kitchen
that will be used to train people
so they can get jobs. And then at
least some or them won't be
homeless, hungry and helpless -:-.....:
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said before the dinner: "God _'4
really loves the poor. You want ., ;
to have a good event, h~ve it for ::. • 1 the poor and God will help you.• · 1 ,
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THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1995
Safety the center of school
district investment policy
•Newport-Mesa trustees approve their first formal
strategy in wake of county bankruptcy.
prionty. The potential earnings a:o
investment can provide to attain a
market average rate ol return is
the third most important factor.
By Mary Ann Harmon, Staff Writer
NEWPORT-MESA -A first-
ever investment policy that stress-
es financial safety was given pre-
liminary approval by the school
board Tuesday night. Budget
guidelines for next year were also
dpproved.
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District trustees unaniJI\ously sup-
ported fhe new investment policy.
which they requested following
the massive county bankruptcy in
December.
~we first considered t.h.t.s last
year, and with the trauma our dis-
tnct and the county has experi-
enced , we certainly learned a
great deal,· said Superintendent
Mac Bernd.
~one of the most unportant
things we've learned is that we
need a strong investment policy
to avoid situations like this in the
future.·
Local residents -with help
from staff members -created the
poUcy to offer guidelines for dis-
trict money matters. The policy
dlso calls for the creation of a
Financifil Advisory Committee to
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monitor financial decisions, find
ways to generate investment
income and protect district funds.
The district has $80 million
frozen in the failed county pool,
iricluding $33 million in funds
required by law to be deposited in
the county and S4 7 million the
district borrowed to invest.
The proposed policy requires
future investments in the county
investment• pool to only include
deposits such as U.S. Treasury
notes, bonds. bills. or certificates
and obligations issued by banks
guaranteed by a U.S. government
enterprise.
But funds that do not have to
deposited with the county -schol-
arship funds, cafeteria money,
self-insurance trust funds and stu-
dent body organiz.ation deposits -
may be deposited in a bank cov-
ered by federal insurance.
Other schools districts in the
county are interested in the New-
port-Mesa investment policy and
are requestipg copies, Bernd said.
The policy names investment
safety as a top priority. The "liq-
uidity" or the salability .of an
investment with minimal loss to
principal or interest is a second
·An Investment Advisory Com-
mittee created by the proposed
policy will be made up of trustees,
staff and residents to watch over
the implementation of the policy
and give quarterly reviews of the
district's cash management and
investment strategy. The commit-
tee will also monitor the county's
investment pool and other funds
where the district has moJley
invested.
In other action, Ute board
established budget guidelines
needed to create the 1995-96
budget. Trustees made about $3
million in cuts and is counting on
the sale of surplus property and
other sources to keep the district
running.
Revenues and expenses were
figured in, along with enrollment
numbers, which are expected to
increase by 365 students from last
year. totaling 18,220 students.
Property taxes are expected to
remain the same.
Revenue from swnmer school
fees is estimated at $184,000 and
profits from the sale of the Bear
Street School are projected at·
about $4.5 million.
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Younpter in accident
last week remairis in
stable condition ...
Tbe 5·yeu-old Coeta Mesa girt
who was bit by a car a week ago
iD front of ber grandmother's
Dover Shores home is recovering
from her injUries.
Although Undsay Hales is still
in the intensive care unit at West~
em Medical Center in Santa Ana,
her grandmother, Marie Guinn
said the little girl is improving and
is listed in stable condition.
Lindsay's injuries included
trauma to her head. a collapsed
lung, a broken collar bone and
cuts and bruises, according to rel-
atives.
Undsay was struck by a white
Ford Astrovan when she ran out
of her grandmother's house in the
1300 block of Santiago Drive in
Newport Beach. Sbe and her little
. sister, 4-year-old Krista, bad spent
the afternoon swimming there.
According to relatives, Krista wit-
nessed the accident. •
Police said the driver of the
van, who was not speeding
applied her brakes and skiddecl
to a stop but the vehicle's front
bumper struck the girl and
knocked her to the ground.
Another sobriety
checkpoint scheduled
The Costa Mesa Police Depart-
ment will conduct a driving under
tbe iDOuence c:beek.'J*Dt from 9
p.m. to 1 a.m. Pliday Oil IOUth-
bound Superior Avenue ICMJlb ol
17th Street.
lbe pwpose ol the cbeckpolnl
is to arrest any impaired driven,
educate motorists ol drunken dri·
viDg and safety belt laws and cre-
ate a heightened awareness that
the police department takes a
zero tolerance stance regarding
driving under the tnfluence.
This checkpoint is not expect-
ed to create any extended traffic
delays except for those drivers
who are suspected of being under
the influence. Motorists
approaching the checkpoint will
have the opportunity to avoid it
by simply going east or west on
17th Street.
Dead sea lion washes
ashore in Newport
NEWPORT BEACH -One
dead and one sick sea lion were
found by lifeguards washed up on
Newport Beach shores Wednes-
day morning.
The carcass of a sea lion was
found on the beach at 14th Street
around 9 a.m. and immediately
burled in the sand by lifeguards.
The second sea lion was discov-
ered near the Dory Fleet at about
) 1 a.m. and pic;ked up by the
city's animal control officers, then
trans.Ported to the Friends of the
Sea Lion facility in Laguna Beach.
The cause of death is
,lµlknown. but most of these large,
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periodically die from natural
causes, said Newport Beach
Marine Safety IJ. Eric Bauer.
After the sick ones ~ nursed
back to health by the Friends, the
non·profit organization usually
releases them back into the
ocean, Bauer said.
Being able to call on the
Friends for h.elp in these instances
is a great relief to lifeguards,
Bauer said.
"They remove the sea lions
. because people always want to
pet them, but sea lions are like
any wild animal and can be
(fierce),• Bauer said. "It essential-
ly helps us get baclc to bµsiness. •
He encouraged people who
see sea lions oi! the beach to stay
away from them.
'Relay for Llf e' at the
starting line, F.riday ·
The American Cancer Soci-
ety's •Relay for Life" will be held
from 7 p.m. Friday to 7 a .m. Sat·
urday all over Orange County.
Relay for Life involves 30
teams of eight to 12 people from
corporations, hospitals, civic
groups and families, who all com-
pete against each other to raise
the m~ money and complete the
most laps around the track.
Locally, 'rWUlers will take over
the track at Newport Harbor High
School. One team member must
be walking, jogging or running
around the track at all times.
All funds raised will help sup-
port the American Cancer SoCi-
ety's programs and services such
as: transportation to and from
treatment centers, Prostate
Forums and Helpline, a public
service that provides information
about cancer.
For more information about
"Relay for Lile" or the American
Cancer Society, call 7 51-0441.
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THEIR IMAGINATION CAN'T BE FENCED IN
Pupils in Newport-Mesa's GATE program
for gifted students pit robot against robot
By Mary Ann Harmon, Staff Writer
Masked in red paint, the
milk carton-turned-robot
that spits water and has
clawed hands steadily rolled its
way down a wooden ramp. Slam-
ming into a foam bumper, the
robot easily dumped a full cup of
popcorn into a bowl without
dropping a pop.
The mission was a success.
Pitting robot against robot was
one of three scientific demonstra-
tions presented this week by the
S8o Newport-Mesa GATE (Gifted
And Ta'lented Education) stu-
dents during a symposium held
at Harbor View Elementary
School. The projects represent
two months of work.
In one area, GATE students in
grades four through six were
challenged to create a robot that
would travel 10 feet and dump a
CJD
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cup of buttered popcorn into a
bowl -without spilling.
Homemade contraptions made
out of paper towel tubes, oatmeal
cans and an array of recycled
items were mobilized on sleds,
high wires, skis and ramps.
Thursday's perfect perfor-
mance by the team "Vicious
VU'USes" was the work of Harbor
View student Chase Haymond
and Llncoln Elementary students
Andy Clapp, Taylor Pham and
Miles Yourman.
The secret to the flawless
demonstration was a strong base
with secure wheels that don't
allow the robot to stray off course,
said Miles, a fourth-grader.
But the real lesson the stu-
dents learned involved team-
work.
it worked."
, "It wasn't working at all every
time we tried it,· said Andy, a
fifth-grader. "But once we all
agreed on how it should be dqne, .
The idea behind GATE lessons
is not to teach students reading,
writing and math, said teacher
Jennifer MacMaster. "The goal of
the GATE program is to teach
critical thinking skills, creativity
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ot alien ~lorers who bad to 001-
lect the specimens without mop.
pingthemortoucbingtbem.
'n'avis Shatsky, a fiftb~ader
at Llncoln Elementary, easily i e
snagged a cereal box, an egg and •2 string with his implement made ' ..
out of a spoon and fork attached __
to a paper cup. He struggled a bit 1 d
with the heavy nail. -\ -
The last assigrunent was a •
"Reverse Race," in which stu-•
dents had to make a small ball '· 1
> ..... roll as slowly as possible withoµt 1 standing still for more than three ' ·d
seconds. ·
Plenty of maze~ were created ';,~
for the backward-race project, •
such as the one e nvisioned by • J
Cassandra Anido, a Lincoln sixth-ti
grader. Her group's contraption
made of cereal box walls was • 1J
designed to guide a small ball .1
and analysis," she said. that would pick up a pile of sand.
a raw egg, an empty cereal box
and soda' cari, a 9-inch nail, a
drinking straw, a piece of string
and a quarter.
very slowly;
"Titis kind of stuff is fun • t And every year, student work
is showcased. because we get to do all sorts of 1t
pro1ects," said Jocelyn Staynar.-a
Harbor View sixth-grader. ·we "
Another challenge the stu-
dents faced was the creation of a
NSpecimen Collection Device."
Their job was to design one tool
Under tbe rules, stude nts had
to pretend they were with a team
never take the time to do this •,
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•TODAY
GOAL SETTEltS
Orange County counselor Loli-
ta Dominique will conduct a free
seminar at the Orange Coast Col-
lege's Re-Bntry ~enter, titled
"Goal Setting and Emotional
Empowerment." The workshop
, Will take place on consecuttv~
Thursdays, from 6 p .m. to ?:30
p.m . in room 106 of OCC's Coun-
seling and Admission building
and is designed to help returning
students "move forward in life
and attain their goals." For-more
information, call 432-5126.
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
The Orange County Young
Re publicans are conducting a
"mixer" at the Mediterraneo
Resta urant, 630 Lido Park Drive,
Newport Beach. The event will
begin at 6:30 p.m . For more infor-
mation, can 754-5955.
. LANDMARK DEDICATION
The Newport Beach HistoricaJ
Society and Friends are hosting a
gathering to dedicate the Ameri-
can Legion Post 291 as a historicaJ
landmark. The event will take
place at the American Legion
Hall, 215 15th St., in Newport
Beach and will COit SlO per pe,-
son. Call 673-5070.
ANl>Elt$0N ELEMENTARY PTA
Will be presenting its' highest
honor -the Honorary Service
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SPRING FAIR
Inan
attempt to
raise money
for school
construc-
tion and
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scholarships for needy fami-
lies, Saint Joachim parochial
school will hold its Annual
Spring Fair, Friday. The fair
will include rides, food
booths, a huge white ele-
phant sale, and a raffle for a
1 1995 Geo Prizm. The three-
: . day event will run through
: Sunday the 21st at Saint
1 Joachim, located at 1964 l Orange Ave. in c;osta Mesa.
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Award -to recipients at a 7 p.m.
program in Anderson's Multi-Pur-
pose room, 1900 Seabourne Way,
Newport Beach. For infonnation,
MAY is
eaa susan ~ • m-1• RIWM AS8tJm.Y 11ms11
Orange County Supentsor,
Jim Silva, will be. the lpt!Uer at
tlUI mon~ Con MeN aepubli-
c.an .~ 1peetiDg. 11iie 1:30
p.m. meedlig wBl convene ln die
Neighborhood Community Cen·
ter, UM5 Park Ave., Costa Mesa.
and is free and open to the public.
for information. call 645·5326.
GAIDEN a.ua MEETING
lbe Newport Hills Garden
Club will conduct its' General
Meeting at 1900 Port Carlo, Phase
II Clubhouse, in Newport Beach.
The meeting will begin at 9:30
a.m . and judges will determine
the winners in each category of
the Hat Promenade. For Informa-
tion, call 640-2377 or 644-6088.
•FRIDAY
RUMMAGE¥LE
St. Andiew's Presbyterian
Church hosts its annual rummage
s~e from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the
church, 600 St. Andrews Road (at
15th Street). Clothing. toys, baby
items, sporting goods and other
items will be available. All pro-
ceeds go to missions. For more
information, call Lynn Dowty at
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POE I ICY DISCUSSION
The poetJy ol Catb8riile Spear
Will be tile foc:ua ol tbe May meet-
ing ol •voicm and ~OOI. • a
monthly poetry di8clilaion at the
Newport Beech Central Ubrary,
1000 Avocado Ave. The free pro-
gram 11 alated tor 2:30 to 4 p.m. ln
the library's Friends' Meeting
Room. Preregilttation is not nec:!-
eaary. ean.111-3800.
C0UE.GE Pl.ANMNG DAYS
Calif omia Federal Bank is offering free future cost analysis
on the college of your choice for
your child or grandchild. ·col-
lege Planning Days• will be held
today from 10 a.m. to 6 p .m., and
Saturday from 9 a.m . to l p .m.
The location is 2100 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa.~6-2300. SORORITYC
1be Phi Be Psi Sorority is
holding its' 48th State Convention
at the Country Side Inn Newport
Beach, 325 Bristol Ave. in Costa
Mesa. John G. West , M.D. of the
Breast Care Center at Saint
Joseph's Medical Plaza will be the
speaker at the noon luncheon
Saturday, which costs $12.50 anct
ii open to the public. Reserv_ations
• are NqUtred. Por information or
reservations, call Dianne Patton at
131-1613.
•SATURDAY
RUMMAGE SALE The Costa Mesa Senior Center,
695 we'st 19th St., is holding a
rummage saJe from 8 a.m. to 3
p.m Donations of clot.bing, toys, coll~bles and furniture will. be
accepted. For more information
about donating items or volun-
teering with the sale, call 645-
2356.
BALBOA BY THE SEA
The second annuaJ art fair for
"Balboa By The Sea -A Wonder·
ful Place To Be,• sponsored by the
BaJboa Merchants/Owners Asso-
ciation, will be held from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m . on Main Street from Bal-
boa Avenue to the Pavilion and
into the Fun Zone. The show is
free and open to the public. It will
continue through Sunday, Ma~
21. For information, call Na01ru
Lawrence 673-7763.
SPRING ART SHOW
LocaJ artists are invited to sub-
mit entries for the Spring Juried
Art Show, sponsored by the New-
port Bea ch Arts CoDllnlssion
Entries • may be aubnutteci
between 8:30 and 10:30 a Ill.
today at the West Newporter
c ommunity Center, 883 W. 15th
Street. For more inf onnatto11 about the juried art show, can
6'4-3 150.
GRAD NIGHT WORK PAATY
Costa Mesa High School
needs help painting scenery for
the school's Grad Night. The
work party will meet at the
school at 9 a.m . and interested
volunteers should call Jana SUlli.
van at 151-6415.
SAILING CENTER SEMINAR
Chris Carver, the former nayt.
gator of the USS West VuQinia,
will conduct a seminar titled
"Understanding the Global Pas1.
tioning System (GPS) • at the
Orange Coast Collegt; S~
Center, 1801 W. Pacific Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. The
seminar Will run frOm 1 o' a.m. to 1
p.m . and the registration fee is
$23 per p erson and $39 per cou.
ple. To register, call 645-941 2.
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E<;>rd agency finds Corona del Mar to be model community ~
M ademoileUe magazine
reports that 89 percent
of all WOQlen have, at
some point in their lives, wanted
to become a model. In certain
sections of Corona det Ma.r (in
pniidmlty to the high school), the
percentage may, in fact, be high-
er. " ·
Ford Models, New York City,
the agency that develops the
superstar cover girls, is teaming
·with Guerlain, the Paris-based
fragrance and beauty oompany,
in a ,.search to find the Ford
Su):2el1Ilodel of 1995.
.(nd guess where they are
coming in search of this Cin-
derella awaiting exploitation and
untold riches? Where else but
Fashion Island, Newport Beach?
It's Saturday from· 1 to 3 in the
afternoon. Ford will bold an
OpeR casting call in the Neiman
b.w.
cook
Marcus Courtyard. That's right,
anyone can come.
Selected women will receive
an on the spot makeover (in
order to realize their full poten-
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mer~ iboppUag oo5at-
urday. Guy's, POSH. The Broad-
way, Nebnan'I all are right there
near the model search.
1m tion of women esecudves in 1rl t
business and the prolessiom, ts
holding ill blg benefit Saturday nl
at the Windham Hotel. COila 1Y
Mesa. Zonta ladies may want to ,y
stop by Fashion Island earlier in ri
the day to visit with Ford before
beading to the Windham at 6:30 · ''
On a vezy serious note, the
cbosen model, followtng a world-
wide final .le1edion this summer,
will receive a $250,000 contract
with Pord Models. Even at Fash-
ion Island, that could go a long
way for some lucky and beautiful
local woman.
p.m. for cocktails and a silent ,, t
auction. •1
lbey are calling their affair a
~Puttin'.on the Glitz,• whi~ is
even better for those who want
to audition in the afternoon. No
need to chang e; dinner and
dancing will follow the cocktail rr'be Zonta Oub, a 75-yeu-old
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Zonta members are involved
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YMCA, Human Options,
Women's Opportunity Center
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serenade. The barbecue dinner
is the best this side of the Austin
Hill Country, Texas.
The AIDS event organizers,
Bill cm...,1e and Sllaron I.elk,
have rounded up a bevy ct local
western singers, dance instruc-
tors and entertainers to comple-
ment the big tin tubs of ice cold
beer and wine to make the west-
ern night complete. Committee
members Judy Fluor Runels,
Charley Pruc:bcul, Ken Jlllson,
Judy ROlentbal, Micky Shaw .
and Dave Schaar have also
arranged for KIK-FM to do a live
remote radio broadca.St from the
western affair. Dance the night
away to fight AIDS. Tickets are
$150 or $250 for two. Call Louise
Cnmmtngs at 253-1530. It's the
perfect way to spend a Sunday
evening after a tough Saturday
at Fashion Island swveying the
models.
'T'be Assistance League of
THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1995
Newport-Mesa members were
present, representing one ol ~
oldest and strongest chapten ~ri,
The Assistance League in South-
ern California. The charming
Nanette Pabray Macl>oagali, • K
regular celeb face on the CR~ 1
Coast social circuit, presented ·m~ t,be 1995 "Eve~ Awards to the . ,,1 deserving. Among the recipien~
including Joyce ~ of Holmtii, ''l
Hills, Elizabeth Low:e of Santa JT'"I
Monica an<! Kathleen McCartby l
of HancOck Park, our own distin~
guished business leader and \ _,rtJ
community activist, Marie St. ~qul
John Gray. 'f:i "
More than 300 guests over-• '·•'
flowed the spectacular Palisades"', ~
property as co-chairs of the affali.1 '
Miyukl Lappen:·and Diana .•.
· Spencer joined president of the .1. 1•
1!>
Mannequins of the League, u •n11 Katie Osterloh, in presenting th~. :1
glamorous Fall Collection of .. ~ ·• 1J.
Travilla. · • , i,.
AIDS Services Foundatlon,
Orange County talces the
spotlight on Sunday with a coun-
try-western dinner dance.
#Round Up for Llfe" wilLtclke
place at the Orange County
Fairgrounds Centennial Farm,
Costa Mesa. For those of you ·
who have never bad the plea-
sure of visiting the Centennial
Fann, it's a real treat. You'll be
surrounded by tall corn stalks
and giant squash while corrals of
mooing cows and oinking piglets
Costa Mesa-based business tycoon Marie St. John Gray (center) is flanked by (from left): Kathleen
McCarthy, Joyce Kresa, Nanette Fabray MacDougall and Ellzabeth Lowe for Assistance League.
J. Southern Cali.f ornia gathered
for its annual •Afternoon with
Eve" at the Pacific Palisades
estate of Dennis Tito. A host of
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Some say 'bravo,., oth·ers say ~boondoggle,···.
• EDn'Olt'S NOT!: County Su~rvisor Marian
Bergeson has developed a Plan 8 to serve as
an alternative to the county's proposed half-
cent tax hike -but still believes ttiat the tax
Increase Is the-way to go. Plan 8 has n'lne pro-
visions, including a ~y cut and elimination of
insural)Ce benefits for county employees and
reallocation of some property tax revenue.
We asked our readers their .opinions of the
proposal. Here are SO!Tle of the responses: .
I nstead of Plan B, we propose Plan
C, which would assess a 1 % sur-
charge on the state income tax of
everyone who files a state income tax
return in Orange County, this addi·
tional money going to our county.
GRADE DElITSCH
Corona del Mar
ln -answer to Marian Bergeson's
Plan B, I '+'Ould like to change it a bit.
J would not lay off any more people. r
would do like the Los Angeles Times
did during the Depression of the late
'20s and early '30s. That was not to lay
anyone off, but to cut back to three
days a week. ~ · -
better pldll to resolve this crisis -Mea-
sure R or Plan B? Well my vote still
goes to Measure R. You can count on
the revenue from this tax increase and
the burden will be shared by all resi-
dents and tourists.
Plan B is speculative at best and
only the county employees will bear
the brunt of pay cuts and lost insur-
ance benefits. I am putting aside my
. traditional anti-tax sentiments in this
extreme case to build a better viable
future for our county.
KIMBERELY DWAN
Corona del Mar
Plan B is an answer. At least it will
help. These people in the government
have to realize the party is over and
they can't keep having the party at the
taxpayers' expense. They'll have to
take a cut the mselves like everyone
else in private industry.
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BOB FROST t~costa Mesa
Keep up the diligent search . Mari-
The only thing I can say about these
plans is that I hear nothing about the
supervisors cutting their salaries quite
considerably, seeing all the damage
they did to the county. Wben they start
cutting their salaries, then I would
think maybe they should cµt some of
the others -but supervisors come first.
DOROlHY ALBaECHr
Costa Mesa
I think Bergeson and her Plan B has
been nothing more than to try to
salaries will be cut by 20% .and their
insurance benefits will be eliminated
is horrible. Absolutely unacceptable
for me and I am sure for many other
voters. .
I strongly support the tax increase
and I hope that everyone in his or her
right mind will do the same. FLO~
Newport Beach
My question is basic. How does an
individual like ~ promote herself so
"This is informa-
tion that the pub-
lic needs to
understand. The
tax ID.crease is the
easiest and least
painful way out of
this situation ... "
They had experienced people who
would, when things got back to nor-
mal. go back to full time. And this
should apply to everyone on staff. This
means their wages would be cut back,
so they would lose only two days a
week from their pay. An4_if employees
chose to leave, that would be their
choice. ,
Also, eliminating their insurance
benefits could help. But, this would
hurt people more than losing two days
a week. These people could get part·
time jobs if they need to supplement
their income.
an. C_itizen~ of Orange County have
the confidence in your ability to find a
solution other than an additional mea·
sure of an A:·Z tax hike. Ahh patience,
it's a strong virtue.
JOHN SPARRE
Balboa
I don't care if it's Plan A: C or D,
when a business goes broke they go
out of business. Her~ we have a COW)·
ty that's broke and. its assets being
transferred to a private empire run by
the ·super-rich for the rich.
The average poor people are fired ,
.robbed, gutted, shoved out. And,life
goes on for the beautiful people of
Orange County on the backs of the
less fortunate. What else is new?
penalize the county employees and
make Plan B such a poor option that
everyone would support a lax hike. l
think this is another political attempt
to manipulate public opinion.
U Bergeson has gone through the
budget dnd come up with any other
options, maybe she should leave the
economics of the budgeting to an
economist. Or perhaps put the budget
on the ballot and let the voters line
item a few of the excesses that are
probably there, besides county
employees' Wdges and benefits.
much? l think what we need now is
less political action in order to solve
these problems in Ordnge County.
FRED THOMPSON
Costa Mesa
Although I am pleased to see
,Bergeson is looking at alternatives to
the sales tax increase, I have some
reservations a bout her alternative. I
am fearful of that 20% cut for all coun·
ty personnel and the addiUonal opbon
of life insurance -which is really an
additional pay cut.
-MARIAN BERGESON
By the way, where was Marian
Bergeson during the prayer Vlgil for
the county?
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JUDGE FORTEVILLE
Costa Mesa
I Uunk Marian Bergeson should be
commended for her reconunending
what appears to be an excellent Plan
B. l would encourage her and her col-
• leagues to perhaps come up with a
Plan C that includes elimination of
unnecessary jobs and elimination of
more wasteful programs.
BERNDT SCHINE
Newport Beach
I would like to say bravo to Marian
Bergeson for devising Plan B. Here's i!
responsible legislator who's investigat-
ing all possibilities to maintain our
county solvency.
Now the question is: Which is lhe
BEVERLY BENNETTE
Costa Mesd
This tax hike is uncalled for, asldng
the taxpayers to pay for fraudulent use
of funds by the Board of Supervisors
and the treasurer.
And that Plan B that Bergeson hits
is ridiculous because now she is ask-
ing for the county employees to sulfer.
She sb ould have a Plan B that says to
fire all the Board of Supervisors, abol-
ish the positions, expand the bound-
aries of every city· so that it will elimi·
nate any unincorporated areas. ·we could save $1 million to $2 mil-
lion a year doing that. The tax htke is
ridiculous.
V.·HOVIE
Newport Beach
MAGGY CAJDLL
Newport Beach
l am d school teacher in a public
school here in Orange County. Our
budgets were cut and frozen in
November. And as far as l know all the
teachers in our district have been pay-
ing .out of their pocket to buy supplies
for their classroom.
The average school teacher in Cali-
fornia spends between $500 and
$2,000 per year out of his or her own
salttry to buy supplles for the class·
room. It ts time that the small person or
the wage earners stop financing the
lack of support for education and also
for this budget crisis in Orange Coun-
ty.
The idea that the ~mployees' .
I believe that the pay cut Will dis·
courage higl'\ly qualified people to
work for the county in the future.
Therefo1e, I support the sales tax
increase -it's the best altemative to
get the county back on its feet.
ERIC KOBRINE
Newport Beach
Plan B has some merit. Plan C is
better. Plan C will vote yes on Mea-
sure R ... Lf supervisors Vasquez, Stein·
er and Stanton provide letters of resig-
nal.Jon automatically effective on June
28 if Measure R passQs. Plan C back-
ers won't give another penny to be
controlled by the three supervisors in
control when Bob Citron ran wild
HAROLD S. JASPER
Newport Beach
correspondence Boundary change is segregation in disguise , . f arents do best they .
tan to watch kids
I am the father of the little boy
who was rut in Costa Mesa. l
would like to rebut some of the
negdtive comments I heard in the
papE>r about the speed bumps.
My son has been told many a
tune. over and over,
clbout wearing his
helmet and not to
pldy m the street. So
these people who are
ronunenung about
this have no idea
what is going on.
I would like to
know what parent
cquld watch an
a~e litUe boy 24
h<l\ifs a day. Some
pec2J>le commented. "~li. the pare nts
bli4Jl't been watcb-
~bim." Well, it's
t impossible to
a 12-year·old
t am real dJsap-~led in the nar-
row-mindedness of
same of these people.
God forbid some-
thing wouJd happen
to their children.
get hundreds of kids to go to
someone's backyard or play in a
pdrk. It's not reality -it's unrealis-
tic Also, an adult bas more years
of Living on this earth, so lhey
should be a little more aware of
Tlley might have a LEAH HOGSTEN I OAllY PllOT
different light on this. Cynthia and Scott Nestel
We never teach
Olll children to play in the street.
Ttley get grounded for that type
of Utlng. Noah's known for not q~ing in the street. It was this one
Utt.le accident that happened.
: These people who are against
the speed bump probably chlld-
P<oof their homes whefl the chil·
dien are litUe. That is all we are
d~ing in the neighborhood ls
child-proofing our street.
J_someone mentioned about
p11tytng in the b4ckyard or parks.
il'hE>re are hundreds of kid tn ~ apartments and you can't
children playing in the street. Ye ,
I do agree children should be
taught to watch out for cars and
not go in the street, but a child's
awareness ls not as s.harp as an
adult's. So adults need to be more
dware of ctuldren playmg.
I think it's great that somebody
said if YIP put speed" bumps in
that means people are going tu
avoid these streets. Good -that's
what we wont. We want peuple to
avoid lb str ets.
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SCO'JT NESTEL
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• EDITOR'S NOTE: These letters were
rec;eived before the Newport-Mesa
school board voted to change the
boundaries of Adams and Wilson ele-
mentary schools. The changes will move
up to 90 Latino students out of Adams.
O n May 9, at the meeting of
the Newport-Mesa Unified
School Distnct Board of
Education, I witnessed one of the
most disgust.mg and appalling
decisions ever made during my
36 years as a teacher in that dis-
trict. The 5-2 decision changed
the-boundary lines between
Adams School and Wilson School
in Costa Mesa based on the color
of the children's skin.
The school bodrd president,
Judy Franco, louted the neigh-
borhood school concept and stat·
ed she was not worried abo~1l the
legality of the decision. Neither
school will be a "neighborhood
school" since both will ha.ve stu·
dents who are bused. ln fact, Wil-
son accommodates students liv-
ing as far away as 19th Street and
Harbor Boulevard, traveling on a
bus that has to pass right by
Pomona School.
Wilron School's student popu-
lation will go from 99% to 93%
Hispanic. Adams School's His-
panic population will be reduced
by approximately one half of the
present 52%. Wilson School
would be adding three more
classrooms Qf students. It would
then be al maximum capacity and
forced to give up its science/math
lab to make room to house stu-
dents.
Adams will have three empty
classrooms and will not have to
give up any of its lab settings.
.. Wilson School's enrollment will
go up to 627 from 533. Adam
School will go down to 386 Crom
470.
Does it seem fdir to tho stu·
d r\ts who will be attending Wil-
59n School to be crowcled ln while
a nearby school has empty space?
Is lt equal cduc~tion for aU? At the
meeting, I feJt like I was tn the
deep South before the Supr me
Court's decision on Brown v . lb
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Board of Education, wtuch ended
segregation in the United States. I
will do everything in my power to
fight thls bigotry.
I teach third grade at Wilson
School. I love my 1--hspanic stu·
dents. I want them to get a good.
education. I don't Wdl1t to see His-
panic children become scape-
goats for a few people in Mesa
Verde who feel these chtldren dre
unworthy of attending Adams
School.
The saddest thing of all is that
five school board members chose
to side with these few people., dis-
regarding other parents who
wanted the boundaries to remain
the same. They didn't care what
would happen to the students di
Wilson School or the students to
be moved from Adams School
into a more crowded and segre-
gated school.
However. the bottom line is, it
is illegal!
PHYLUS PIPES
Santa Ana
I am disheartened once again
to see the press coverage of white
families who want to redraw lines
to keep out most of the Mexican
American children being sent to
Adams School.
This issue is not new, but
rather bas come up before in tho
form of anti-bilingual education,
and not wanting "my" children to
go to school with •tho e" chll·
dren. Now, however, it has taken
on a more politically correct voice
In using the disguise of "not
wanting to hold my child back.•
What parent, Anglo or Hispan·
ic, does not want the best educa·
lion for his/her child? How can
anyone argue against a parent's
right to want the best for his/her
child?
Parenb are not being hone l
and neither are school board
members tf they quote thi" a~ the
only rea..'Jon for wanting bound-
aries redrawn. I grew up 10 Mesa
Verde ond went to Adam-; School.
My parents sWl Uve there. When I
l4kt> my children to visit th m cmd
wu ·go to Adams PMk and meet
other young parents with their
young children, the Lalk is: Do you
want to send your child to school
Wllh the bilingual kids?
This is the same talk l hear at a
friend's home near Victoria
School, and in my own neighbor·
hood of College Park -where
many of my neighbors send their
children to private or parochial
schools because they do not want
them to go lo school with the
"Mexican" kids.
Redrawing boundaries is not
the solution to a so-called prob·
lem of making our schools better.
The real problem is the miscon-
ceptions about bilingual educa-
1.Jon fo tered by ignorance and
fear, and the lack of understand-
ing and communication with
members of our diverse commu-
nity. This problem has led parents
to want to isolate their children at
the elementary level from inter·
acting with children who speak a
different language.
How ironic that a club at
Ensign Middle School won a Dis-
neyland Award for teaching toler·
ance and breaking down cultural
barriers between the Hispanic
and Anglo students, yet many
parents want to keep those barri-
• ers up, at le~t at the elementary
level. Would we need these pro-
grams at the middle school level if
we as parents supported the inte-
gration of all children starting at
kindergarten?
The real solution to the lack of
support for bilingual programs
would be for parents, administra·
tors and school board meJ'l}bers to
educate themselves better, so
they can educate others on the
goals and benefits of bilingual
education -which are to pro-
duce students who are fluent ln
English while till giving them
equal access to the cunirulum
while they ur learning to read
and wnte. •
Perhaps they should also talk
to Anglo parents who have cho-
sen to put their children in a ape·
dal bilingual program at Kailer
School, who obviously see the
beneftt of bilingual edtK'ation for
their own children.
And even more importdnUy
the school board and tht> superin
tendent s hould
show their support of the bllin
gual programs by hirtng mor
bilingual educators, by trying no
to lose good Hispanic adm.inistra
tors and by choosing as example
good bilingual teachers as mento
teachers.
Through these actions, paren
can see the district's commitmen
to bilingual education and realiz
the importance of fostering a mul
ticultural school communi
where every child -Anglo or His
panic -would be exposed to hig
academic standards of excel
lence.
I hope to send my young bilin·
gual children to school some da
in a Costa Mesa elementary:
school where both languages an
cultures are. honored and promot-
ed.
MARY CAPP!
Costa Ml?s
We have lived three doors fro
Adams School for more than 3
years. Our seven childre n all
attended Adams. When it was
closed for several years becdu e
of declining enrollment, we great·
ly missed being able to watch the
parade of children passing by our
door on their way to school.
ln the last few years it has been
a joy to take our children to the
adjoining park and watch the
Adams playground and see \he
world as it is -a mixture of eth-
nicities. And the world as it
should be -that mixture pldying
and interacting as lf there were no
differences to separat<' them and
make them fealful or suspicious.
How sad dlat in the guise of
the demand for -neighborhood
schools,• w would take that gift
away from our children And then
we decry the tenston5 at our mid·
dle schools and btgh schools
We a.re very dbappointed in
the bo~ud'a vote to redttlw Aduns
School's boundarles.
PRANK AND JEAN PORBA11i
Costa M
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ddent they believe stemmed
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~.a project of such magnitude in
e dty, to prevent similar prob-
ms from being repeated , Erick-
n said.
John Under, the sanitation dis-
ct's acting director of engineer-
. said the project started Feb.
994, and should be completed
J 1996 -two months later than
cted because of the winter
, structural connection prob-
lems and allowing time to clean
up and repair the fragmented
streets.
I Upgrading the sewage system
incorporates about five Costa
Mesa streets, three of them main
tl,loroughf ares -Fairview Road
Harbor Boulev~rd and Bak~·
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•Gangs in Costa Mesa is a
problem that we continue to
address,• Lazar said. "Looking at
our track record, wben we have
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Patrick McNelly, the commu-
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unusual nature of the project,
which requires digging 30 feet
deep to place large pipes that are
nearly 10 feet in diameter -but it
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"We are going to do every-
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can be alleviated," McNelly said.
"The alternative (to the project) is
to not have the sewers replaced
on time which could create poten-
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w a s
a m o ng
C,oro na
del Mar
g i r Is
s w i m
co' a c h
D 0 u g
Voldlpg's
most con.sis--
tent swimmers
for four years •
She will atte nd Stan·
ford next year •
Cesario qualified for
the CIF Southern Sec·
tion finals in the 100-
Clayton, a
4.07 GPA
student,
includ ·
ing a 4.5
in the
fall of
h e r
senior
year, is
head e d
for Stan·
ford • She
holds the
Newport Harbor
record in the triple
jump (364112), an
event in which she
has advanced to the
CIF Division II finals •
Fracalosy, a
3.0 GPA
student
and a
Corona
del Mar
basket·
b a I I
stan d ·
out. was
flrst·te&m
All-State
Division IV,
first-team All·
OF. the District's
Player of the Year
voted by the Daily
Pilot and first-team
All-Sea View League
• As the primary scor·
Hawkins, a
3.6 GPA
student
for New·
p o r t
Harbor,
is on the
way to
the Uni·
versity of
Nor t h
Carolina
on a tennis
scholarship •
She was the Sea
View League singles
champion as a sopho-
more, and league's
doubles champion as
a junior • Also in
Paid a. a
3.22 GPA
stud ent,
is a CdM
aquatics
stand·
0 u t
b ound
f o r
UCLA on
a water
polo schol·
arship • He
merited first·
team All.C:IF as a
junior, and second·
team All<tF as a
junior • Palda led
CdM to the CIF Divi·
sion I finals his junior
M c D o •
nough, a
fim -team
All ·CI F
I i n • · bac k e r
f o r
N e w ·
p o r t
Ha rbor's
CIF Olvl·
slOll V
c hamp l·
onshlp foot·
~II tffm !Mt fall,
canied a 3.0 GPA. as Vf911 .. many oppos•
lnQ qutrtet'badu on
Ns shoulders • He's
hHded fot St. Mary's
a mem-
ber of
Cd M 's
2 0 0
medley
relay t hat·
q ualified
tor CIF In
1993, 1994
and 1995 •
Cesario, the school
record-holder in the
50 fly, was a team
captain • She was a
· CIF Scholar Athlete of
the Year nominee •
Was All·CIF
second ·
team In
basket·
ball as
senior •
Was a
member
of the
Tars' CIF
and SoCal
Regional
basketball
finals team as
junior • She has
been involved in stu·
dent government
and community ser·
vices • She studied
piano for nine years·•
Ing threat,
led CdM to
the CIF
champi·
onship
last sea· son. and
helped
the Sea
KI n 9 s
reach the
semifinals
as a junior •
He also played
in Orange County
All-Star Game •
Fracalosy will attend
Orange Coast College
and play for the
Pirates next winter •
l 9 9 3 •
Hawk ins
advanced
to the CIF
doubles
finals •
She has
been an
honor
roll mem-
ber four
years •
Hawkins was
the freshman
class president and
later an ASB secretary
• She competed in
track, advancing to
CIF as a senior on the
1.600-meter relay •
and senior
years • He
was also
t e a m
M V P
b 0 t h
seasons,
as well
as first·
team all·
leag ue •
Palda was
t he team
captain last fall
• The. Sea View
champion in the 100-
yard butterfly as
junior and senior, an
event which he holds
the school record •
on a foot·
ba ll schol-
arship •
He was a
me mber
of the
hono r
roll • A
d eva s·
tat l ng
h itter,
me ri ted
first-team
All·S.a View
IMgu., and flrst.
team All-Orange
County ~ the Los
A~ llrnft • Four times he wes the Ttn' ,.., of the w.e •
Be nzinger,
a 3.8 GPA
student,
was a
N e w ·
p o r t
Harbo r
stand ·
out In
football,
garnering
first-team
All-Sea Viw;
League and
all-district laurels
as a wide receiver •
Academically, Ben·
zinger was the ASB
commissioner and a
member of Principal's
Davis, a 3.1
GPA stu·
dent, is
head ed
for the
Univer-
sity of
S a n
Diego •
He was a
three·
year letter-
man on
Corona del
Mar's football
team, earning All-Sea
View League honors
as a defensive bade
his senior year • He
was also a receiver
was a
football
a n d
baseball
stan d ·
0 lJ t
with a
GPA of
3.25 •
He was a
first-team
All.C:IF tight
end last sea·
son, leading New·
port Harbor to the
CIF Division V foot-
ball championship •
Freeman was a cap-
tain on both football
Hogan was
a three·
yearfoot·
ball let·
terman
• He
estab·
11 shed
C d M
records
for . the
most rush·
ing yards m
a game (228),
longest touch·
down run (96 yards)
and longest kickoff
return (99 yards) •
Last season, Hogan
was All<IF and the
Johnson, a
3.0 GPA
stud ent,
was the
CIF Divi·
sion V
Player
of the
Year in
football
as a two-
w a y
starter, Lead-
ing Newport
Harbor (14-0) to a
CIF championship
season • He was
named by the Daily
Pilot as the District'S
Player of the Year •
Sllng s b y,
w h 0 s.
GPA Is
3.6, has bffn a
st a nd-
out dis·
t a n c e
ru nne r
for Coro-
na del
Mar for
four yNrs •
He's headed
for trown Unlwr·
sity In the Ny lMgUe
• He was an ln~raf
p11rt of CdM's ~a Vl.w Lffgue ~,..
onthlp C101J country
Honor Roll •
He was
the most
Improved
p la yer
on the
volley·
b a I I
tea m
and com·
peted in
track (high
jump) • He
was lnvolved
in the YMCA and
Boys Club • He's
going to continue his
education at UC San·
ta Barbara on an aca-
demic scholarship •
kick
returner •
In base·
ball, he
batted
.430 his
senior
ye a r.
meriting
a I I ·
league for
the second
year in a row
• He's a three-
year letterman in
baseball • Twice won
the coaches' award
and all-district honors
• A prolific basesteal·
er and leadoff man •
and baseball
teams • He
will play
in the
Orange
County
All-Star
Football
Game in
July for
Uie South
•He was a
dangerous
hitter In base-
ball, batting .355
as a senior and over
.300 his junior year •
He will play both
sports at Orange
Coast College •
Sea View
League's
Offensive
MVP •
He was
team
captain
a n d
MVP •
Twice, he
was an
all-league
defensive
back • A four-
year letterman in
track. he qualified for
CIF in the long jump
his seniorJear • He
wiO ,Jtten the Uni·
versity of San Diego •
Johnson
was voted
first-team
All-Sea
View
League,
as well
as. the
league's
Offensive
MVP• A
member of
the honor
roll • He's
involved with the
American Red Cross •
He also played soccer
and ran track • He
will play football at
Orange Coast College•
In
1993 and
1994 • As
a 5enlor,
he was a
CIF qual·
lfler In
t h •
3. 2 0 0
meters •
He was
also second
In the
Orang. Coun-
ty <Nmpionsh~
(),200) as a Mnior •
Sllngsby was team
c.eptaln and MVP
ttw.. ~" In a row If) CTOtl • country •
Clart(, a 3.2
GPA stU·
dent. has
been a
Corona
del M~r
trac k
a n d
c r 0 s s
country
standout
for four
years • She's
headed for
UCLA • She quali-
fied for the CIF finals
in cross country three
times • Three times
she qualified for the
state meet • As a
Newport
Ha rbor's
DeZahd
( .3 . 4 5
GPA). is
headed
for UC
Irvine to
run cross
country
and track.
was t he
Sea View
League cham·
pion in the 1,600
meters as a junior,
and advanced to the
CIF Divisiqn II finals in
that event in his
senior campaign • He
Glasgow,
with a 3.5
GPA. is
headed
for UC
Berke·
ley on a
g o I f
scholar·
s h i p •
where
she will
play on the
Golden Bears'
inaugural
women's golf team •
She qualified for CIF
three years in a row,
finishing sixth in the
CIF individuals as a
Heads, a 3.6
GPA stu-
dent for
Newport
Harbor,
and is
among
the best
discus
and shot
p u t
throwers
in CIF • She
has Orange
County's top mark
in the discus this year
(140-7) • Has quali·
fied for the CIF Div. II
finals in the discus •
She was a member of
Pelis. a 3.0
GPA stu·
dent. was
among
Corona
d e I
M ar 1 s
most
c e I e ·
brated
swimmers
ever • She
lettered all
four years,
including team
captain her senior
year • Pelis was the
team MVP In l 992,
'93 and '94 • Quall·
fied for CIF as a fresh·
Sandstrom,
a 3.5 GPA
stud ent,
Is a
sp eedy
athle te
w h 0
e arned
f i rst ·
team All· SN View
L e ague ace~ as a dmnstve
badtfor~ twbon CIF lion V~lpfoot
~n tHm last season
• He played wtth •
brohn hand In the
'
sophomore,
Clark was
a n lndi·
vi d u a I
· C I F
ch am pi·
on • In
track.
C I a r k
was the
Sea View
Le ague
champion in
the 1,600 and
3,200 meters as a
junior, and the 3,200
champion as a senior
• She has qualified
for the CIF finals
twice in the 3,200 •
t e a m
selection
in cross
country
last fall,
as well
as a first
team All-
Sea View
lll... League
,,..-choice •
DeZahd distin-
guished himself
with Golden State
Exam Honors in
geometry and history
• Merited Student of
Quarter as a senior •
Bowman, a
3.4 GPA
stud ent,
was a
state
fina list
In the
I h I g h
ju mp
twice• A
Masters
M e e t
champion as
a sophomore,
a year when she
high jumped 5-91/4
at the Mt. SAC Relays
• Became the fi rst girl
in Newport history to
place in the state
OeGrazier, a
3.9 GPA
student
and a
Corona
del Mar
basket·
b •a I I
stand ·
out, was
a second-
team All-
CIF choice,
as well as a
first-team all-dis·
trict and first-team
All-Sea View League
selection • He was
the team captain of
CdM's CIF champi·
finals In the
high jump
• TWice
she has
been an
Orange
County
champi·
on • Was
a starter on· the
Sailors' Sea
View League
champion' vol·
leyball team
which won CIF, state
and national champi·
onship honors • key
member of sU<cessful
basketball team. •
...
onship team
last season
• Was an
integral
part of
t h e
school's
champi·
onship
run, play·
ing point
g uar d ,
scoring, and
guarding the
op ponents' best
player • Played in
Orange County All·
Star Game, and was
named CdM's best
defensive player •
I I ) I l ', ~ ' ' ~ I I ' ' I
sophomore
• As a
iunior,
Glasgow
had the
third-
b e s t
Orange
County
score in
the CIF
girls finals
• She com-
peted In the
U.S. girls junior •
amateur in 1993 and
1994 • Also a tennis
standout, earning
All-Orange County
honors m doubles •
the honor
roll her
junior
a n d
senior
years •
Heads
will be
going to u c
Berkeley
next year •
She's also a
member of the
Junior National
weightlifting team
and the Junior World
Team, with whom
this summer she will
travel to Europe •
in the
50-and
100-yard
freestyles
• Quali-
fied for
the CIF
finals in I
f o u r ·
events as
a sopho·
more, and
·six events as
a junior • She'S
the school record ·
holder in the so, 100,
200 and 500 free •
She was involved in
ASB her junior and
senior years •
CIF title
g a m e
a gainH
Servite •
He was a
t w 0 .
y • a r
starter
In foot · ~II. and
a thrM-
"'"" starter w1t:h tht
btMball tNm
• Sandstrom IS still
dKldlng on whld\
coH• to lt'tend, but
he ~ to in-for fn
the fle4d of chlropta<·
tic sport'S U.tpy •
Giordani, a
4.0 GPA
student,
w a s
New ·
p o r t
Harbor's
A S B
Pres i ·
dent as a
senior •
He was the
quarterback
of the Tars' CIF
Division V football
championship team
· last season • Giordani
was vot~ by the Dai-
ly Pilot as the Dis·
trict's Most Valuable
Mcfarland,
a 3.7 GPA
student,
1s a CdM
aquatics
stand·
0 u t
bound
for Stan-
ford on a
w a t er
polo schol·
arship • He
was an All·
American as a
senior, while garner·
ing first-team All<IF
twice • Mcfarland
was first-team All·Sea
View League his
May, a
three-time
All-Amer·
lean and
All·CIF
choice
in vol·
leyb all,
has a
GPA of
3.67 •
Twice, she
was voted
the CIF State
Division I Player of
the Year • led New·
port Harbor to CIF
Division I, State Div. I
and national tit les as
a senior • Will play
Zubrin, a
3.6 GPA
stud ent,
w o n
t hr•e
CIF Divi-
sion II
d ivi ng
chamr.,r-o nsh ps
for '°'°" na del Mar
In 1992. 'tJ end '94 . Shi
fi~astheOF
OMsion I~
as • senior • She\ • thfrd.yNr member of
t~ v.s. WotMn\
Senf« OMng Tum •
Offensive
Player • He
was the
team's
Offen·
sive Back
of the
Year •
He also
lettered
in basket·
ball, even-
tually earn·
ing a staning
position after
coming out late from
footba ll • Giordani
plans to attend Van·
derbilt next year in
Nashville, Tenn. •
junior and
senior
years ,
leading
the Sea
Kings to
the CIF
Division
I finals
b 0 t h
years • He
scored four
goals In the
CIF finals last
season • He was
the team's best
defensive player,
leading the team in
steals • His wing span
is 6 feet 8 inches •
volleyball
and com·
pete in
track at
L o n g
Beach
State ,
w h ere
she has a
volleyball
scholar·
ship • Last
summer,
May was the
only underclass-
men to play women's
volleyball at the U.S
Olympic Festival •
She's a· member of
the honor roll •
She'll com·
pete in the u s
Olympic
Tr a I I s
n e • t summer
• Zubtin. a four-
time SM
V I e w
League
ch amp ion
and two-time
All-American. Is
hHded for the Unf·
vets~ of Miami on a dlvfng tcho6wlNp • Witt~ It \J.S
Ofympk festMI •
.,
Conove1, a
3.5 GPA
student,
was a
three·
year let·
ter win-
ner for
Cor ona
del Mar
girls cross
country
team • She's
headed for
the University of
Vermont • She ran an
integral . part on
CdM's state title team
in 1993 and its CIF
championship team
Fairborn, a
-4.01 GPA
student,
is a New·
p o r t
Harbor
stand ·
0 lJ t
headed
f o r
George-
town on a
volleyball
scholarship •
She earned first-
team All<IF last sea·
son, leading the Tars
to CIF, state and
national champi-
onships • A student
Havriluk, a
4.07 GPA
student,
is head·
ed for
the Uni-
versity
of Cali-
fornia at
Berkeley
•She was
a four-year
letter win·
ner in soccer •
She also lettered
three years in swim-
ming, and two years
in volleyball •
Havriluk was twice an
All·Sea View League
Johns, a 3.0
GPA stu·
d e n t .
earned
f irst·
t eam
All·CIF
d efen-
sive line-
man for
Newport
Harb or 's
CIF Division
V champi·
onshlp football
team • His size wasn't
big, but his heart was
• Considered the
quickest defensive
lineman off the ball
man in
b a d ·
min ton,
won a
CIF lndi-
v id u a I
s~ng I es
title for
Corona del
Mar this
past season,
while also advanc·
Ing to the CIF semifJ.
nals In mixed doubles
• Poyyak led the Sea
Kings to the CIF play·
offs all four years,
in 1994 •
T h r e e
times she
qualified
for CIF •
Conover
also let·
tt!red in
b asket·
ball and
softball
t h r e e
years. lead-
ing Corona del
Mar's hoops team
to the CIF quarterfi-
nals last season •
Conover was the soft.
ball team's Most
yaluable in '92, '93 •
leader and
former
A S B
jun i or
secre -
t a r y •
she· s
involved
in Assis-
t e ens
Charity
league •
She was the
ASS senior sec·
retary • Was voted
second-team All-Sea
View League as a
junior, and first-team
All-Sea View as a
senior in volleyball •
selection in
soccer, and
team cap-
tain her
sen ior
season •
S h e
played
in the
Orange
County
All ·Star
Girls Soccer
Game as a
senior • She was a
member of Corona
del Mar's CIF. state
and national champi·
onsh1p · volleyball
team in 1993 •
m Sea View
League •
Johns was
voted by
the Daily
Pilot as
the Dis-
trict 's
M o s t
Valuable
Defensive
Player • He
also merited
first-team all-
league honors-·
He plans to continue
his education at the
University of Arizona,
where he will not
play football •
year •
Current·
ly lead·
ing the
S e a
Kings in
quest of
CIF team
champi·
onship where
CdM Is seeded No.
2 in the tourney. He
advanced to the Clf
Individual ~ifinals
as a junior • Plans to
join U.S. Marines •
sc:holarshlp
• Tht'ff
times en
All·CIF
vo lley-
b a I I
~· The best
m iddle
blocker
on a Of.
u.te and
nMIOnal dtte
~•She's I
1tww-tlme.,......
•for the OF ftnM In
=~~.:d fri~ • AH· ~In bli*«blll •
..
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12 ntURSOAY, MAY 1l 1995
One-d~ regatta draws
local attention at regatta
• Mischief sails to victoly
in competitiVe Schock 35
competition.
NS-two boats ln seven
classes competed this last
weekend at the 1995
National Offshore One-Design
Regatta (NOOD).
11lis regatta, sponsored by
IBM and Sailing World
Magazine, is one of six NOOD
regattaS nationally that annually
draws more than 6,000 sailors.
Now ln its third year, the LA
NOOD bas grown consistently in
participation and is known for its
top sailors from across the nation
in a vai:fety of classes.
Hosted by Los Angeles Yacht ·
Club, the three-day series saw
intense competition in t).>.e waters
of San Pedro Cb~el between
Point Fermin and Alamitos Bay.
Conditions ran the gamut from
flat seas and 10 knots of breeze
to deep swells and raging winds.
Six yachts in five classes from
Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and
Corona del Mar competed. In the
strong Southern California
Schock 35 class, Carolyn Hardy,
Mark Rearden and crew on
Mischief sailed to a two-point
finish over the 16-boat field.
Following a slow start in the
ftrSt race, the crew posted a first,
two seconds and a third to
maintain a constant hold on first
place throughout the regatta.
Other local boats included John
Cazier's Buttercup, finishing up
in seventh, and Pete Johnstone's
Whistler in 10th.
Six boats raced five races in
the B-25 fleet, with Costa Mesa's
KeVlll Wolle prevailing for the
overall win. With three firsts and
two seconds, Wolle and crew
dominated the fleet.
The Melges 24 fleet saw one
of the largest turnouts of its
season at the NOOD, with 32
boats competing. Local Bruce
Ayres and crew sailed another
great regatta, finishing up
second overall.
Jean-Francois Albert from
Newport Beach also competed,
finishing in 28th.
• Within a month, night
sdlli.ng will begin to take over
the waters of Newport.
Practically every fleet has a
· series of some sort, ranging from
the wooden boats on Tuesday
rughts to the Sabot Twilights to
the Wednesday night PHRF Beer
Can Races.
Night racing is the perfect
opportunity for sailors of all ages
to brush up on their skills, enjoy
good competition and have a
great time with their fleet. For
stephanie .
keefe
more information on the night
racing in your respective fleet,
please contact your fleet
representative and get out onto
the water!
•The Leh.man 12 Spring
Championship saw a fleet of
nine dwindle to a fleet of four
when the conditions took their
toll on the boats this past "
weekend.
Witb winds gusting up to 18
knots on Saturday and up to 15
knots on Sunday, five boats fell
by the wayside as spreaders
popped, shrouds shredded and
levers unhooked.
The boats, some up to 35
years old, couldn't withstand the
strength of the breeze. With the
boats being as "tender" as they
are, Lehman sailors are known
for being wary of high winds.
And in probably one of the
most bizarre sailing accidents
ever to happen in the 1\iming
Basin, Bill and Julie Bissell's
Lehman was speared by. a Flying
A.ma. As the two approached
each other-on opposite sides of
the Lidcf Peninsula, they collided,
leaving the bow of the outrigger
pierced into the port side of the
Bissells' boats.
The Bissells managed to 5ail
in on one tack without sinking.
.Jhough the bteeze made for a
tolign regatta, Phil and Kathy
Ram.ming sailed fast all
weekend, winning the regatta
with three firsts and two thirds
on Sunday. The Rammings
battled it out with David
Blackman on Saturday, and John
and Jennifer Drayton on Sunday,
but both were sidelined on their
respective days with broken
parts.
The Draytons finished in
fourth behind Worth Houghton
and Sabrina Combs in second,
and Warren Person and Liz
Boyer in third. Morgan and Liz
Morgeln rounded out the top fi ve.
snPHANIE KEEfE's boating column
appears in the Daily Pilot every
Thursday.
Crone named to first team
• OCC outside hitter
repeat selection in
All.:orange Empire
Conference volleyball.
Orange Coast College's
Jason Crone is a repeat first-
team selecllon on the All-
Orange Empire Conference
men's volleyball team.
Crone, an outside hitter for
the Pirates, was also All-State
last season in leading the
Pirates to the state crown.
This season, injuries ham-
pered the Bucs' kill leader. Ear-
lier this season, he was side-
lined with a severely pulled
calf muscle, then was out with
an ankle injury in the latter
stages of the conference sea-
son.
OCC middle blocker Brad
Callahan was chosen to the
second team.
The co-Coaches of the Year
were AJan Knipe of Golden
West and Palomar's Duncan
Mcfarland.
Knipe, who played for
Orange Coast, led the Rustlers
to the state championship, cul-
minated by a three-game
sweep over Palomar in the title
match.
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Thirty of the most c~ebrated
senior athletes from Corona
del Mar and Newport Harbor
high schools will be honored
this morning in the 34tb
Annual Athletic Awards
Breakfast, sponsored by the
Commodores Division of the
Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce, at
the Newport Beach Marriott
Hotel and Tennis Club.
Fifteen athletes from each
school will be honored by the
Coll)lllodores, with the fes-
tivities scheduled to begin at
7:15 a.m.
Augie Garrido, Cal State
Fullerton's highly succeatul
b111'bll ~ and former
CdM fealll1I tladnut Jer-
rott Willa~ drafted last
month by the NPL's Kansas
City Chiefs, are the keynote
speakers.
"It's a nice way to close
out the year and honor the
athletes who have brought
us so many memories
throughout the school year,"
CdM Athletic Director Jeny
Jelnick said. "It's hard to
come up with 15, because in
some years you could select
30. Unfortunately, you
always leave two or three
kids off. That's the tough
thing abOut it.
"In some years, it's J?rettY
cut and dry, and in other
years, it's tough to select 15."
Newport Harbor Athletic
Director Eric Tweit will
salute, among others, seven
members or the Sailors' CrF
Southern Section Division V
championship football team
that finished 14 -0.
•it's neat for us u an ath-
ltidc d..,_nment; and the
school, to ten tbem dMmb,.
Tweit sclid. ·u·s really an
honor to those athletes who
are graduating. I wish we
could honor everybody, but
we don't have that availabili-
ty. It really is hard to select
15. Some years are harder
than others, but every year
you leave some kids out who
are close. You've just got to
cut it off somewhere.
"But tbe breakfast is a real
neat thing. I always look at it
as a bighHght. The Chamber
of Commerce does a great
job and it's something I
always look forward to."
Aside from Willard and
Garrido, other athletes from
various arenas are expected
to be in attendanee. Paul
Salata, a member of the
Commodores Club, usually
brings in a few surprise
guests, such as former
Olympians and former USC
football players.
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Danskin Triathlon cqming to Newport
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The Danskin Women's 1iiathlon Series,
which raises funds and awareness for the
Susan G. Komen Breast "cancer Foundation,
also races through Austin, Texas; San Jose;
Milwaukee: New York, and Seattle.
More than 750 women of diverse age, size
and background, the niajority being first-time
competitors and age group amateurs, are
expected to participate in the Newport Beach
race which begins with a .75 kilometer (half-
,.
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20 kilometer (12.4 miles) bike ride that begins
and ends at the Newport Dunes, and culmi-.
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Cinishes on Backbay Drive. .
The entry fee for each race in the series is
$30. The race will be preceded on Saturday,
Sept. 9 by a health and fitness expo at the
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expo will serve as the site for competitor
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Sarah and Seth HaJverson have become a one~two punch in Costa Mesa High's dream of CJF softball and basebaJl conquests.
•Death of their fath er
brought I la lve1 sons
closer together, now
they're stdrting on the
left side of the infield for
Mesa's playoff teams.
By RKhard Dunn. StJff Woti-r
U pon clo .... l'X<1llll1idlJam
wh..-n ... twllinq d< rn..,c,
co .. td ""><I I hyh.,
'Pd< iuu .... ii h ll'IJC
Ide 1lily lhP.,I' cl<t}., tli r• ., ,,
.. un "'r lllllll'll V 11 111 • llll<ll lt'
oii. 11 ... unpl} twn l• ""'
t' I Ill llll.J (111 I h•. I 11 ' 111hl'l11
.., 1n11 pl<i\ olf..
\ ... k 1111 No \ Y• • pu111l1•1I
II 1 1 WO dJ t1>C I 1011'>
doller for H.d~•''r 111
"l l.dv1e. clnd IW•) hvt1u,. tum
dlllW1d.
Look for the <1pp1, 1p1 i.tlt'
I folverson IPlt(>m1cin.., Jc11 ktc>I Ill
tlw hvin9 room , dnd ll .., only <1
50''., chdllCt> you'U pKk \IP Uie
nqht onP "Som1 timl"-. 'idJ.ih
H ctlve1sun '>rlld, •· wr> gPt
t onlu!>ed which 01w ..., wluc:h •
Costa Mt•-.d.., hrolh<'r-'>1 ll'f
l\lffiUJnd l lOll of -.;rlfdh ('il'IHUI)
rlllcl SPth (Jun101) } lr11\ ... on
I 11Uld furni<.h d lt>fl '>ICI ttf cllly
111llc\d.
Sdrdh pluy~ th11d b.1-.1· •111
l oach Rick l3110nrt1 •u•> ... .,.,llhdll
ll•r1m, wh1ch trttveJ-. lo El
~wgundo l>n Fr rdcty for lh•'
uµt>nang 1 mmd of lite Cll
• LoC'aJ group captures 12
n1euals, with 21 hnats
real hing finals al
~outhwest Reg1ondls
The Newpo1t Agur\lic Center's
Junw r Rowmg Team recently
fdre<.l well at the Southwe<tt
Regional Ch amp1onsh.lp'> hC'ld on
LdkL Natomrl 111 Sct<Tdmento ..
Ttu-, i!. dn opening club !>port
w ith dlh lCl f'S n~pre'>enUng
schools from Newport H arbor,
Corona del M cH, Woodbridge,
Irvine, University, Connt>Uy and
Sdntd Margaritd.
Ldst w eekend, 60 dthll'l es rep··
resenting NAC competed with 13
other teams from Calt1onud. With
cold conditions and heavy rctln c1t
tunes, the NAC Junior rowers
w1thi.tood the harsh cond1tion!.
and very competitive field .
The regatta WdS also deep,
wath many events stagi ng three
qudlilying heats, totaling 18 boats
comvetiog for six lanel> m the
final .
N AC Juniors p roved to be
d.lnOttg the best, having 2 1 boclts
rcath the finals and 12 of thos
wining medals
The local gold medal winners
were: Blake Robertson (m('n's sm -
gle), Nicole Azlzi a.nd Jana ~Wat
son {women's double), and Zan·
de1 Landfn d, Willium Soung,
Mike O 'Meara, cox.swain Ron
H rrk k and Cadltn Warren
(men' freshmen four). •
The NAC Uv r medal w1nne"
w ere: Solange Roussf't, Erica
Swenssen, Miche lle Jc1 c-ksot\ .md
S,1ruh Pet n; (woml·n·~ n ovlcf'
ft 11 Robertson, J0111e~ M<·Nc1-
1uu1 u, K~nny Ri to.u , < oxsw.un
(
• D1v1s10n lI1 pldyo(fs
Seth plays sh~rtslop for
C0<tch Doug Deats' bdseball
team, which pldy!:> at lrvme on
lhe Sdm e ddy m the hrst 1 ound
of the '>dffiP div1S1ondi pldyofb.
Selh and Sdrdh, along with
their molhn, JcMnne, and
ycmngN brother 1 L-ye.ir-old
B1Uy, u., 11c1Uy c1 rte• nrl t'tich
, 1lher-.· tjctlllf'S. Rut not thu,
tmw • M)' wholl' idJ1UlY"• gotng
111 Sc•llr's gctmP on F11ddy,
bec.1us~ 1t'!.. d lot closer," Sdrdh
· -..ud
A ch1cl1l y the Hulversons
drcn I f>ll.dclly w hole anym or P.
Th<'lr lttlht 1 hm pd<t'>ed dw.1y
• Af>nl lt I lllJ 1 wht·n ht' Wd'-44
UL'<.tlll.,l uf " t r1n11·1ou:.
,1h<lonwn '-,t'lh r1nd St11rth,
-.11unq -.upp111tf'f', o l ('<t<.h olhl-'1
111 I hP11 1 "'"'l'~c llvc· !:>p• u h, IP.Ill
1111 onP ,1ntJll w1 PVt·n more
eth 16, is 6-root-2, 155 quickly. becduw .il the stdrt of
t>ounds. He's now the fdther of lhP !.C'dSon he "di. dmng well,
the house he was fine H...-Cdtne back for
Sar dh, 18, wlll grad ttdtf' nex:t the end o { the ..,ect.,on r1!1d lw
monlh '>h<>\ hedded for wds red.II)' 1.4.t•ctk hut h"" chd
1 C hdpmdn Umver:;ity and come• bd< k
I aspire., to bu om e a teacher '!l's kmd of d bt1M•hctll
"l hdvt' ct ca1 now," Seth memul) 11! our-..
SdHl. "~v I dnve my httlf-' Sorcth hd!:> !:>IMll·d 1>very
bwlht.:1 M) mom w 11rk !:> up m gdnw 101 Coslt1 f\.lt •..,ct c1t thud
Long Beach dnd she cun't l>e base .,UH e ht•r -.11phomor<' Yl'dr.
I he>rC' clll the lime, so we try lo In Pr1(Ull C11c1sl LE:'ctgue play a
or qdJlrle thf' hou!.e cmd do yedr <1go. shP hdtlt•rl . l:JO This
I whdte\ er she asks u ... to do. } l'ar ..,h<' htt 4 1 q ( 1 J fo1 J 11.
I
·w~ c:tJI go l o each othf'h while c11rnm1thng 11nly two
gdnw.., ,md st111i (Billy pld)'" error'> 111 IO gdlltt'!:>
Llttll League). W(' t1y to yo on St\rah l-lctlv1•rc;on. whow
Wllh1111t lout f,1thN), dn<I h<'lµ I ... pt>U" h1 ·1 n11k11c11111 out 11111 mum t\:» mu< h cl., W P j l-A -L \'-I f:, .. Ile< c1u.,i• ll
1 Cd ll r11 uu11d tht-h<>tJ'>l~ v\'P ll) ..,,.,.m ... mor., ft•nunow hctndh•-.
I to h\.1 ,, n1111nc1I tc1n11ly hit> Ull hut ( 011w1 w11h Lht• .... 1011• II 1..,11·t al\\ d)'" quilt -.n
I
nonur1J !or Seth I lcrlvt>r..,011 d lt•ncJ< tl} ... 1w d!•uh \\ 1111 lw1
slt<.k-lwtdmy, hqht-hltt109 l r1tlw1 "dec1th.
infielder wh1' '>pt•U., hi" • She., d lough k.Jd ,
nid cnr11ne "11-A·L-V-E-Y " • 1 s11ondnqo ... ,ud "ThC•'\nftl>dll...
"W1· Wl'f" Irk .. d Beaver
('Jp,1vn lcm\.Jl'f, lh••n my dad
d1Ptl Snrdl1 ... cUct "That\
In ouyht tl.'> d 11..,f'1 logf>lht->1 Out I
rldd w.i-. rt•ctll'r mvolvecl He> • I
Will ked '>E:'C'U11ty .it Dt'>m·ylcrnd,
cHHI workl-'d g1t1V~'ydrd '>0 ht'
'ould ht• home with U!. dunng
Th!-!y grl'W up baschnll fdns. I thdl we lN' now dl1' -.o hdfd,
Vin "\t u11)' '<, \ oi< 1• blMc>d on the lho!.P '>hot-. clown tu tlurd Ud!:>e
1c1d111 .,very mqhl Wht>n the drf' ,er,• 1minq, und :-,he·.., tak<'n
D11<lgt'f" wt>1<• on ll"lev1s1on. the ct lot ol hdll'> off he1 fmgE>r!:> crnd
HrtlvP1.,on'> wen' wdlchmg. IPg..,, Bui shP's hung 111 there
But s~th l ldlVt't \Un\ lilf• dlld r<>a.lly bePn tough She
chdngt>d dr.undllCdUV whP11.h1i. n<.>vPr complcllll'> ShP get:. bdck 1 lhe day Ht>'d wo1 k !Tom
1mdnight to 7 or 8 m lh<•
morning thPn c;lPep wh<>n we
1.4.er<' dl '>• huol then he'cl be
I dWdkl' h} th1• l 1J11(' W(l got
homt>
WP uwd to du dll thl.''it'
1 fd m1ly-ncc<1'>11Jn Uungs logPther
. !>ometun es. you know, peo-
ple don't hdng out w ith their
fdm1he'>. But we we1P always
clmm1 ... om1~thmg •
a ·ow1NG
Mike DeFigcrired o and Allison
Croteau tmen's qudd); Azizi, Wat-
son, Lam Barnum, Rebet ca Shaw
and coxswtlin Lauren Childs
(women'!.> quad), dnd M cNamara
and Greg Parker (men's double):
Roussel and Shaw (women's dou-
ble), and Justin M andel and
Tomas Burcdw (men's pail).
Winners of bronze m edals from
NAC wel'e: RislclU, Nima Nam-
dar, GU Reese, Jeremiah Mann,
Cyrus Modanlou, Filip Sulc, M att
Marble, cox.swain Ron Herrick
and Croteau {men's no...ace eight);
Reese, Nclmdar, Jon Acuff,
, coxswain Sulc and Minal
Tapadiya (m en's novice four}, and
Brett W1n1i eld (men's novice
eight).
Other lindllsts included the
men's va~ity eight, varsity single,
l1ghtwetght eight. lightweight
four, novtc:e B eight and the
women's freshmen. four, JV sin·
gle, varsity mgle and llghtwe\ght
four.
The team ls coached by Toda
M~Atoor and Mouka Malorana.
fdther dled up dnd goc•., dhout hPr JOb.
Hi., father wc1<; dhO Seth's Wht>n d bdU bl unce!:> off her,
coc1ch dyiny m h1s hndl ye.n ol !.ht! gel!:> m.,re detf'1mnwd thdl
Llttl1:: Ll:'dQUt:' the nt->xt onl' won t .. that's
"I t.hlnk 1t Wd'i redlly hdrd ((1r w hdt mdke-. her l>u '>pec1dl. •
Seth ht>cc1us1• I tdlk more dnd MescJ\ i.oflball lt>dm l'>
I m mo11 Pmotional. J IN my compel.mg m the ( 'lF pldyorfs
feE>hng~ qo. • Sarah '>aid for the third yPc1r m cl row,
"Seth\ tec1m was gomg to lhe whilf' the M ustdngs baseball
pld)'ufh dncl ddd had to go m ll'dffi 1s makmg it-. fu.,t pust-
the ho!.pttctl It hdppened setlson dppi>aranc l' -;mcP 198 l
·'
Mesa's Cummit1g:; second
SOLANA BEACH -Costa
Mesa's Billy Cunurungs was run-
ner-up in the bodybodrd fmal at
lhf' Nationcil ScbOlasuc Surfmg
A !><tonation's Southwest Confer-
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weekend.
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THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1995 II
Mesa Verde Country Club
tabs Sargent as club pro
•Yorba Linda CC
veteran will begin his
duties July 1.
T om. Sargent, president of
the Southern Cali!ornia
PGA and a highly
respected teacher, has accepted
the position as head pro at M esa
Verde Country Club, Bill Kelly, a
M esa Verde board member in
charge of setting up the contract
and orchestrating the interview
process. confirmed Wednesday.
Sargent, who has been the
head pro at Yorba Linda Country
Club the past 17112 years, is
expected to begin at M esa Verde
July 1.
.Sargent, 47, is currently
serving tns second year of a two-
year term . as SCPGA President.
. Among his distinctions M e
reputable junior programs.
richard
dunn
rt>ce1ved a ~ponsur's Pxemptiun
to pldy rn the To!.hibd St>ntor
ClcNilc m March, Sargent will
not he Phg1blt' tu pld)' m next
YPM\ evE>n l bPf<1use be\ too
younq
· Kellee Booth, the U.S . .g1rls 1un1ur 1
amdteur champion in
• ttrgt>nl th1.., "' 1 •ek l" in l.Jttih
tor meeLJnfJ'• und wc1..,
UOdVc11lc1hle lot
1993, had been a
Sargent pupil for many
years.
A ccording to Kelly,
Sargent never applied
for the M esa Verde
position. u After we
interviewed several
candidates, I inillated
the phone call to Tom,"
said I<eµy, one of five
commt nt
LrkP mo'>l hE>od pro!.
at tup-of ·lhf'·hne
country c tub'>. ~drqenl
\\ 111 rommund d
sr<-flgu11• bcl'>f> "dlt1J!
c1lonq with , ,,,.n,,r..,}up of
lhl• pl IJ .,h >J rt 11cJ
lt-... ~011'>
Me96 V erde board Sargent
mem bers wh o screened
I lt> \\ "" ..,u 1 pn..,"d
thcrt \.\L 1111l1t1l1 ti the
1ff111ldlmn t to ,, 1 11\.1 but
75 dppticants and
interviewed 13 cand1ddte!:>
Sargent, whose contract!:> werP
finalized last Thursday, repld(PS
Art Schilling, who resigned dS
head pro after 18 yeo.rs to dCc<>pl
a similar position at lhe new
Plantation Goll Cl ub m the
desert, where Schilling wlll also
be the generdl m andger
UnlJke Sch.tlling. who
SCHEDULE
THURSDAY
• TENNIS -CIF Division I Second Round·
Corona del Mar at South Torrance, 3:15
p.m
•BADMINTON
High school · Clf D1v1sion I Second
Round: Corona del Mar at Diamond Bar,
3 15 p.m
•TRACK
Community college men and women •
Orange Coast at State Championships,
Bakersiield, all day
FRIDAY
•BASEBALL
High school CIF 01v1sion Ill Playofu,
first round Costa Mesa at Irvine, 3 15
p.m
• SOFTBAU
High school CIF Division Ill Playoffs.
firn round: COSla Mesa a t El Segundo.
3:15 p.m.
•TRACK
Community college men and women -
Orange Coast at State Cha mpionships,
Bakersfield, all day
SAtuRDAY
•TRACK
Community college men and women
Orangl! Coast at State Champ1onsh1ps,
Bakersfield, all day .
High •school boys and girls · ClF Finals
at Cerritos College, first field event at 11
a.m.; first rur'\n1n9 event at 1 p m
•TENNIS
High school boys Clf Individual pre·
lims at Edison High, 9 a m
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College men and women Orange
Coast at Pacrfic Coast Rowing Champ!·
onships at Sacramento. all day
SEA
WEDNESDAY'S FISH COUNTS~
Davey's Loduw S boats, 84 ngle rs
461 barracuda, 36 calico bass, 3 sand
bass, 21 sculpin, 1 black sea bass
(released), 1 halibut. 3 sargo
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All Stars
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Marlins, Reel Sox ·battling for
lead in Newport East Pony
• 1Wo contenders split
pair of gafuesi regular
season winding down.
the game on singles by Derek
Nalbandian, Leland M cMillan
and Jay Reed to force extra
innings.
The Marlins then erupted for
five runs in the eighth, the result
of four hits and two waUc.s. A key
hit was Geoff Hunt's two-run sin-
gle to right center, which drove in
Ryan Jetton and Jimmy Hossfeld.
pended game, th~ A!s were in
fTont 9-6 at the start of the day,
and held on as K'Yle Pbilllps pre-
served the victory in relief.
In the second game, the /J\s
broke out on top with four runs in
the top of the first and never
looked baclc.
CLUB GOLF
CONTINUED FROM 83
toum401ent today a.t the Los
Alamitos Navy c:;ourse (1 p.m.) fn
a shotgun start. Entry fees, which
indude greens fees, cart.
refreshme!\ts on the course, a
ateak dinner and raffle, are $90.
The National PooU>all
Foundation and Hall of Fame is a
nationwide organization which
honors high school seniors each
year who are scholar athletes,
having ea.med a grade-point
average of at least 3.5 and been
all-league.
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THURSDAY. MAY 18, 1995 15
With only a handful of days
remaining in the Newport East
Pony League season, the Marlins
bold a half-game lead over the
Red Sox in the battle for the No. 1
seed in the Championship Tour-
nament, which starts the first
round on May 30.
The Marlins and Red Sox
divided a pair of games last Sat-
urday. The third seed is being
hotly cont~sted• by ·the Cardinals
(6-7) and Athletics (6-8), after the
A's took two games from the
Cards last weeke nd. Meanwhile,
the Mets continue to bring up the
rear at 1-12.
The Red Sox shook off the
tough loss in the regularly-sched-
uled game; beating the Marlins
by the same 8-6 result. ·
Md.fk Hatfield bad two dou-
bles. a walk and a sacrifice in four
trips to the plate to lmprove his
batting average for the season to
.660.
The golf tournament is a fund-
raiser for the chapter's annual
banquet to honor those playe rs.
Orange Coast College legend
Dick Tucker is president of the
Orange County Chapter. Parties
interested in playing in th.e
tournament should contact
Tucker {721-0575) or Jack
Haynes (662-1136) this morning.
Dave Tabb of Tabb Investments
(a memorabilia business) is
expected t'o put 75 to 85 items up
for consignment with proceeds
going (o provide low-cost ·
screening programs for ADD
(Attention De fid t Disorder),
dyslexia and related disorders m
the Santa Ana Unified Sch ool
District. Entertainment will be by
jazz pianist Ronnie Kole.
I net (51). Al Cranston won closest
lo the pin, landing two feet shy
of hole No 12 (92 yardsJ w hich
In last Saturday's action, the
Marlins trimmed the Red Sox, 8-
6, in the completion of a game
suspended on March 7.
The Marlins entered the sev-
enth inni{lg down, 3-1. but tied
The Red Sox set the tone of the
game by scoring five times in the
top of the first and then held on.
Winning pitcher Eric Wiethom
also had a big day at the plate
with two solo homers over the
right-fielcf fence to take over the
league's home run lead with six.
The Athletics and Cardinals
had a similar situation, needed to
complete a game before the regu-
larly-scheduled contest.
The A's prevailed in both
games, 13-8 and 7-1. in the sus-
The leading hitte rs for New-
port East Pony through May 13,
based on at least 30 at-bats are:
Ty Harper, Marlins, .683; Mark
Hatfield, Athletics, .660: Matt Lar-
son. Cardinals. .548: Eric
Wiethom, Red Sox, .510; Matt
Marshall, Red Sox . .444; Nate
Lemme nnan, Mets, .438; Zack
Zarrilll, Red Sox . .435; Neil Perl-
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mutter, Cardinals, .409: Carlo
Perea, Cardinctls .. 382: ·Alex Bot-
tom, Mets .. 378.
• This goll marathon next
Monday is a can't-miss event,
when the Newport Beach
Country Club hosts 36 gollers
playing as quickly as possible in
a shotgun format.
Talk about hardworking
charity. These gollers will
attempt to play 100 holes in eight
bours for the National Dyslexia
Research Foundation.
Gollers will play at no cost.
Their $75 dinner fee will be
waived. and they'll be able to
attend the party. live and·-silent
auction at no cost. Tee off is
scheduled for 8:30 a.m ., with the
no host bar opening at 5 p.m .
Players are expected to be
finished no later than 5:30 p .m.
Carts and goll balls will be
provided, and if a player lands
too far out of bounds, another
ball will immediately be given
for a drop to speed up the round.
Among the prizes scheduled
to be auctioned (li ve and silent)
include foursome rounds at
Pelican Hill Golf Club and Tustin
Ranch, and twosomes at Riviera
Country Club. ,
Golf travel packages to
Scotland, among other places.
are on the auction list. while
Ticke ts a.re $75 per person fm
the dinner. concert, lJve and
silent auctions.
The event is sponsored by lhP
Orange County Chapter CLU
(Chartered Life Underwnter) &
ChFC (Chartered Pinancjdl
Consultant), which also uses lhe
marathon to create scholarships
in the industry.
For more information on
playing or UJ\derwritmg the
event. call Jean Gardner dt
730-6100.
• Chip shots: Pollowmg the
Ne wport Bedch Golf Cour!>e
men's club, Ed Pickens won the
annual Memorid.1 Cup: d three-
round net tot.imament w.ing 80",.,
of handicaps, with a score of
159.2 m Saturday's fi nal round.
C urtis Herbe rts (160.4), Lee
Crumbley (166.6), "Dcmdy# Odn
McGuire (167.4) and Brirln
Pridemore (168 2) firushed m lh<'
top five.
In regular rounds April 26.
Pridemore won low gross (62),
Walt Sharer won low net (51)
and Jack Lang was second low
I has an elevated green
Jn fbght rounds April 29.
I
Brucf' MdllhP!> (Jow gross 61) and
Pickens (lvw net 52) won Fllght
A; Herber ts (low gros5.. 64) and
McGuire (low net 52) won Flight
B. and Shd.rer (low gros 72) and
1 Don ChctndlP1 (low net 54) .won
Alghl c
In rounds Mdy 3, Lang won
low gross (651. Ron Altken won I low net (52) dnd l lerberts was
-.econd low nPt (53) Deahe I Bottorf wet~ clo!>est to the pin on
hole No 2 t 1 tO yards), rutting 20
mch£>s shy of the pm.
In flight rounds May 6,
Pnd~more (low gross 621 a..nd-
Plckens How 1wt 51) were .1,
wmners aqdm in Right A ;
Crumbley (low grosi. 64) and
I Herbe rt." (low nPl 53) won Flight
B: and Leroy Nonemaker (low
gro'>" 68) dnd Jdck Brown (low I net 52) won Flight C
Finally. m rounds May 10.
Nont>makPr won low gross (63)
with h1" best round ever. Joe
I Rus~o won low net (53) and Jim
Angt>U was second low net (55).
NonPmdker ctlso won dosest to
the pin on holE:' No 2 (1 10 yards).
I ldndmg 7 feet, 6 mchPs away
dfter being the fir'it pdrty out
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• AlotARD DUNN is cl Daily Pilot
Sportswnter whose club golf column
appea~ every Thursday
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YOU ARE IN DEFAULT 526,797.72. Hls or or any pet.lion or the estate, you rnay Ille Beach-Costa Me,. Oally cnst2e5oao Bualne .. Name The loUowlng porsons are sora Parcel No. PROCEEDING AGAINST
UNDER A DEED OF Dated: 05/05/1905 account as provided In wtlh the court • lormal Re-Pilot May 11 , 18. 1995. Fl till Statement domo business as OSO.otl-25. Lot 21 In Block YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· TRUST DATED F b RESS FINANCIAL section 1250 ol lhe CahlOf· quest lor Spec:11I Nolice of Th815 c ous The following persons are RS. SALES, 972 Bagon1~ 9 of Section l , 8albol I•· TACT A LAWYER. • • ru· CORPORATION C 11• nla Probate Code. A R .. the fihng of an Inventory Buslneas "Name doing business as: Ave , Cos111 Mesa. CA land, In the City of New· GE Capital Mortgage
ary 28, t892, UNLESS • a a quest IOI Spacial Nollce and appraisal of estal• as· PUBLIC NOTICE Statement AAf BY THE SENTHE 92626 port Baac:h, County of Trwt Deed" Sarvlcu Inc. YOU TAKI! ACTION TO fornla corporation, as f()(ITI Is available from the sets or of any petolion or The following parsons 8/e FRAME SHOP, 611 E. Bal· Rose S. Smlth. 972 Bego-Orange, SIAll• of Clllfor· as trustee Michael Gard·
PROTECT YOUR PROP· Trust•• court clerk. account as provided in NOTICE OF PUBLIC doorg business as: boa Ava., Newport Beach, nla Ave .. Costa Mesa. CA nle, as par Map r.conted nar, Senior Trust SpedaJ-
ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD By: ANN REVERE, Attome for the Pett· section 1250 ol Iha Call· SALE OF D1g1111 Madia G1oup, 3501 CA~2681 92626 In Book 7 Paga 15 or Ml&· 1st, 4680 Hall~r1! AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF VICE PRESIDENT tloner: y fom1a Probate COde. A Re-PERSONAL PROPERTY Jamboree Road, Suite Melanie H. Peterson. 270 Tnls bu~lne~s Is con· celfanaou1 Mapa, In the Pancway, San Bernardino,
YOU NEED AH EXPLA· 17291 lrvln• Btvd. ,. T ONY H quest for Special Notice Pursuant 10 the Cahlomla 2100. Newport Beach. CA N. Oak Street. ll'C, Orange, ducted by. an individual Otflce of Iha County Re-CA 92401.18Gl. (909) S I 292 T ti CA ~N H • form ls available lrom tho Sell S rv1c SIOf F I 92860 CA 92667 Have you started doing COider of H id County 180-4587 Dated· ~prll 27 NATION OF THE NA. u t• • u .. n, RANSFORD, ESQ., court clerk ity Ac~ IB 1 p c~8! 21a7C:OO D1g1tal Media Group, Inc .. This busman Is con· business yet? No The alffft addre;s or 1995 • · '
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CEEDINQ AGAINST phone: (7141573·74t0 ATTORNEY AT LAW Catherl~• Odell will seu'at public auJlion 2620 s. Maryland Pkwy .. The reglstrant(s) com· This starement was toled t1on of Hid property: 219 5111 Sita 51'25
YOU, YOU SHOULD FAX: (7t4)573-7437 25401 CABOT "D ' F d 1098 N th on May 26 1995 ~rsonai Suite 470, Lis Vegas, NV mencad to t1ans~1 busl· W1th the County Clerk ol Sapphire Avenue NeWpOrt ' '
CONTACT A LAWYER. Pub lished Newpotl STE 109 LAO UNA re• ' or propert 1n'cludinQ bul not 89109 ness under the F1ctlUous Orange County on May l, 8Hch, CA 926112. 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiij NOTICE IS HEREBY Beach•Costa Mesa Daily HILLS CA 9 2 953 M•ntor Avenue, Pas• limited Yto furniture cloth-Thia business Is con· Business Name(s) hsted 1995 Fe45044 Name and addres1 or the II
GIVEN, that on 05131/1995, Pilot May 11, 18, 25, 1995. (7t4) 9S,·7818 1 dene, Cellfornla 9 t 104 Ing, tools andfor° olhat dueled by: a COfpo<ation 8.~1ve ~n~ nf;pa Published Newport Buth beneficiary at wtiose re·
81 9•l5 A.M of said day, at th813 Published Newport household noms localed Type of Business: Licensor me an e · elorson P quHt the ula 11 being THE. CHAPMAN AVEN.UE Published Newporl Beach-Costa Mesa Daily at· ol lnlellectuel Property This statement w11 hied Costa Mesa Dally •101 Ma eQ#'lduc:tad: Stat• Street
ENTRANCE TO THE CIVIC PUBLIC NOTICE Beach.Costa Mesa Dally Piiot May 18, 19, 25, 1995. PROPERTV 00101 /67979, The reglscranl(s) COfT!· with the County Clerk ot 4, 11. \8, 25, 1995 Bank and Trust Company,
CENTER BUILOING, LO-P1101 May 11, 12, 18, 1995. 1hl830 2065 Placentia Ava .. Cosla mencad to tiansact bus1• Orange County on May lO. Th80 C/O GE Capital Mortgage
CATED AT 300 EAST BSC 3944 th1809 Mesa, Ca. 92627 (714) 64&-ness under the Ficlluous 1995 PUBLIC NOTICE Trwt Deed SarvlcH , lnc., HARBOR l.AWN-CHAPMAN AVENUE OR· NOTICI! OF PUBLIC NOTICE 11166 TIME· 9·0QAM Stored Business Nama(s) listed F848t34 4680 ~allmar-k Patleway,
ANGE, CA. RESS FINAN· Pl!TITION TO PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO by the following persons: above on: 4-4·94 Publlshed Newport Beach· San Bernardino, CA MOUNT OLIVE
CIAL CORPORATION. a ADMINISTER A043 Barry Zimmerman. Dlgllal Media Group, Inc .. Costa Mesa Dairy Pilot May NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S 924'17·18'3. Cemetery Sales' California corporation. as 0 NOTICE OF CONTRACTORS A032 Bruce Foyle Mark A. Franks, President l8, 25, June 1, 8, l 995. SALE Dlr9C:Uons to the above
duly appointed Trull.. ESTATE F: PETITION TO CALLING FOR BIDS Property 20139, 2099 Pia· This slatemenl was filed th827 TS.: 19913 pro~rty may be obtained Leads Furnished under and pursuant to the JOAN MARii! ADMINISTER SCHOOL DISTRICT: centla Ave., Cosla Mesa, with the County Cletk ol LARSON by raqueat1ng aama In
power of sale conlerted In DOERINOER aka ESTATE OF: NEWPORT·MESA UNIFIED Ca. 92627 (714) 646-3865 Orange County on Apr~ 25. PUBLIC NOTICE 162045t71 writing from th• banenc1. 7 2
thal certain Dffcl ol Trust JOAJ4 M. DOEAINOER SCHOOl DISmlCT TIME: 10:00A.M Stored by 1995. On June 1, 1995 at 01:00 ary within 10 days from -
execu1ed by ANTHONY A. CASE NO. At77822 Kathryn L•w.fa Miiier PROJECT: BIO 41og.95, the following persona: f944497 Fictitious PM GE Capital Mortgage the ftrat publlcatJon of thla , .. lliiliimllililiiil.
ARCHULETA A ROBERTA To all hairs. benefk:l811es, also known es CONTRACT 109-95 ROOF D428 Mlchael ContOl'elU, Published Newport Baach-8u1lneaa Name Trust DHd Sarvlcaa, Inc. notice. AACHULET~ Husband and eteditc>1s, con11ngent credl· lla'rY Mlll•J, and REPAIR/REPLACEMENT 0457 Bentley Hanis, 0403 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May Statement IS Truatee or SucceHOf Said Hie wlll be made -"~~~-Wile to11 and persons who may Mary Kathryn Miiier AT VARIOUS D1Smrcr LO· Wendy Mansfield 4 11 18 25 1995 The following persons .,, Truatff or SublUtuted wtltlout covenant of war------..--
Recorded on 03/03/1992, otherwise be Interested In CH• No. A177977 CATIONS Properly 20153, 2075 ' • ' ' · lhSO doing t>uslMSS as: Truatff, of that Certain ranty, Hpre11 or Implied, CenwterY • ~
In Book of Offlclal Records the will or est1la, or bolh, To all helrl, beneficiaries, BID DEADLINE: JUNE 1, Newport Bl., Costa. Mesa. 5 THc ACADEMY FOR THE Dffd of Trust Htcuted by II to title, po11a11lon or Chtc>el • ~OIY
ol ORANGE County, at of: JOAN MARIE DO-cred1to1S, conllngtnl credl· 1995, AT 2:00 P.M. Ca. 92627 (714) 646·5618 PUBLIC NOTICE ADVANCEMENT OF HIGH Virginia H. lal"IOfl, • mar-encumbrances to u tllfy 3500 P9dftC v-. DtNe
page, Recorder's lnalru· ERINGER aka JOAN M. tors,1nd peraon1who may PLACE OF BID RECEIPT: TIME· 1t:OOAM S10<ed by END AUOIO, 58 St rled woman Uher tole lheunp11dbalancadua on Hewpor19Mdl ment No. 92·128758, by OOERINGER otherwise be lnte1ested In BUSINESS SERVICES & the tollowlng persons: cns,280070 Mlchael, Dana Point, CA and separate property lhe note secured by H !d .......
rH SOI\ of • breach or d• A PETITION has been lhe wlll Of Hlale, or bolh, AUXILIARY OPERATIONS. E188 Rob Wright, E181 Fictitious 92629 and recorded December Deed of Tru1t to Wit: fault In payment or per· flied by PETER H. DO. ol: Kalhryn L-1• Millar, 2985-A Bear Slrfft, Costa Shenika Wilson, E152 Aon BualnHs Nam• Susan. L Ragao. ss SI 15, 1Ht" lrmrumant no. $311,M&.94 plus the fol·
lormance of the obllgatloo. s EAINGEA. JR. In the Sup• Mary ML1111. and Mary Kalh· Mesa, CA 92626 Luebke, Jr. St•t•m•nt Michael. Dana Po1n1, CA Bt-678820, In book -page lowlng astlmatad costs, •ecurlfd thereby, Including tlor Court ol CalllOfnla, ryn Moller PLACE PLANS/DOCU· Properly 24517, 1725 Th tolloWI 92629 -Official Records of Or-upenH1 and advances at
lhat t>rHCh or deflUll, No-County ot ORANGE. A PETITION has bffn MENTS TO BE PICKED UP: Pomona Ave .• Costa Mesa, dol e bu I ng ~sons are This buslneu Is con. anr County, Clllfomla, the time of the lnltJal publl·
Ilea of wt\lch wu r.corded THE· PETITION requests filed by Catherine Odell Same 11 above Of at walk· Ca. 921127 (714) &42·3107 TA'S\Rr~o9Js ~s3so Von ducted by: an Individual an pul"luant to that car-cation of this Notice ~·
01/31/1995 11 Recc>1cr.,·s that PETER H. 0 0. Freed In the Superior Court through. TIME: 12:00PM Stored by Karman Ave Ste 450 Have you alarwd doing taln Notice of Default and Sale: "tlmated trustee•
Instrument No. 95-0042145, ERINGEA, JR. be •P-of Callrornla, County of Or· WALKTHROUGH: A man-the following parsons: Newport Beach CA 921160 • buslneu yet? No Electlon to Sen thereunder feel and coei. In the
In Sook, at Page, WILL pointed u personal repr• arige. dalOfY walkthrough ol the G305F Jordl Ribas, B038 El 1 1 1 • bll' 11 recorded January 27, 1H5 amount ot M,776.28, plus SEU AT PUBLIC ).UCTION aenlatlve to admlnl1tw the THE PETITION ~u"ts Ille Is scheduled tor May Jame• Rechonle ec ron c mmo 11~ on Sell your home IS lnatrument no. Interest on the unpaid
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER etlale of th• decedent. that ca1herlne Odell l<reed 19, 1995, at 8:00 a.m. Pro-Owner reMrv•s the right ~~;js 4~bot.'~ory~~ lhr~ug:r ~:·~ned. 95-4035951 In 8oo11 -. prtncip.I balance at the FOR CASH. lawfUI money THE PETITION raquestl be 1ppolnled •• ~raonaf 1pecllv• bidders are to to bid at the sale. Pur· Ava 'ste 450 Newport 4 -7 Pa •-,of otnclal Racord9 nte of 11.00000% r •n·
or the Unfted StatH evf. the decedent's Will and representative to admlnls· maot at BuslnH1 Services chases must be made with Beach CA 92560
denctd by • C11hltr'a codlclla, If any, be admltled ter the estate of the dee:• & Auxiliary Operations, personal checks or ceshler Thia • bualnau 11 con.
Check drawn on 1 11a1e or to probate. The wlll and dent 2985-A Beat SlrHI. Costa checks only and paid for at eructed by· a c0tporallon
national bank. Of the equiv· any codlclll 111 av.allable THE PETITION raquHll Mesa, CA. Call ('14) 556-ttie limo of purchase. All fhe regl•irant commenced
alenl lhereol drawn on any for aomlnallon In the tile the decedthl'S WILL and 3240 fOf detalla. Bide will eurchased goods .. ,. sold to transact business under
other llna.nclal lnslltutlon kept by the. court. codlclls, If any. be admitted not be ace.pied from con· 'as 11", and muat b9 r• the llctlllous business
specified In section 5102 ol THE PETITION requesll to probate. ni. wlll and 1ractor1 not attending this moved at the time or aale. name or names ustad the California Flnanclal authority 10 Mlmlnl1ttr Iha any codicils are available walkthroUQh. All patties Intending to pur· above on· 3/29l90
Code. authotlzed 10 dO ••ta•• under the lndepen-for eumlnatlon In the file NOTICE IS HERE.BY chase good• tor reul• Electronic lmmoblllzatlon
business In Iha Stall of dent Admlnlstrallon Of es-kepi by ltle court. GIVEN that lh• abov• must provide a copy or Devi es Labo atory Barnet Callfornla, ALL PAYABLE tat .. Act. (Thia aulhOfity Tl-IE PETITION request• named School District or their Calllorni. State BOard Re~k PraJdenl •
AT THE TIME OF SALE. all wilt allo~ IM J*sonal rep-su1hoflty !<> admlnlat• the Orenge County, CA, acUng of Equahu llon Sall•r'1 p.,. This statement was tiled
right, 1111• and lnt., .. 1 held resentalive to lake many eSlate ul'ld« the lndepen-by and through Ila Govern-mlt at time or purchaH. with Iha Coooty Clt(k ol
by It aa Trustee, In that re'al ac;Uona without cour1 ap-dent AdmlnlstraUon of El· Ing Board, hortlnatter r .. sai.. 1r1 aubfect to prior Orange County on Mey 1 pro~riy situated In u ld proval. BefOft taking Clf· lllH Act. (Thi• auth0<lly ferted to "DISTRICT.'' wUI cancellation In th• ewnt of 1995 '
County and Stale, d• taln very ltnpof1ant action•. wlll allow ttle personal rep-receive up 10. but not later th• 11ttlemen1 betwaen F&4lt41 tcrlbed al loMows: THE however, the peftonal rap-teMl'llallve to lake many than the abov••tsttd llmt, own.r and obligated party. p· bl'·"-... N ,,. .. NORTHWESTERLY 45 tMtntatlv. wlll t>e requked aC1iona wlthoYt obtaining 1..ied bldt lor Ille award Dated this 11th and 18th u ..,..., ewpor1 ..,.ac,r
FEET OF LOT 8. IN BLOC!< to give notlc9 '° Interested cOUft IC>P<OVal. Before tak· of a contract tor lhe above day or May, 1995. Public Costa Meta Dally Pilot Mar
G. SEASHOAE COLONY J*SOnl ~ they have Ing c~n very Important project. Didi lhall be r• Storage Management, Inc .. 1-l. 18, 25, June I, 1995. e
TRACT, IN THE CllY OF wtl\led no11o. Of conaentad actlonl, PIOw9vw, the I*• cMved In the place ldanll-AQenl tor the <>wn.. lhll1 N E w p 0 R r 8 EA c H I lo the Pf°"°'" action.) aonll r.-Mntallve wltl be tied abOve, and sllalt be pub 11 a h. d N. w 110 rt
COUNTY OF ORANOE, The Independent edmlnl•· r~red to g!Yt notice to ol)ened and publlcty r"d 8each·Co1ta Mesa "Dally PUBLIC NOTICE
STATI! Of' CAl.IFORNIA. trsllon authortty will be lntetN*f persone unless ab.Id at the a~atalad Pilot May 11 , UI, 1995. cnetaeeAAA
STARTING
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BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • •
TM Lt:gaJ /JqJartmm1 tJ1 rm Daily Pilat is plMsM ""
to tm11t1Una a 11m1 Jmlia now awilllb!L {;() new~-
..... , ..
llLL•IMWIY
Mortuary * Chepel Crwnellon
110 Broedwey
Coet• ....... .......
AS PER MAP RECORDED granled unleae an lnler· !Ny haW wll'*S notlee or time and plaee. th808 •-•
IN 8001< 1 PAGE 25 OF Hied person .... an oe>-comenled 10 the JM'oPOffd each blddw mull sublTolt PUBLIC NOTICE PJottll...e MISCELLANEOUS ~PS )9CtJon 10 !tie ,,.ut10t1 and action.) The ~ with .-ch bk1 a certified Of •u•IMea ... ,,..
IN THE OFFICE OF THi! atlOW 0004 ~ why IN a<SmlnlttraUon MAtlofftV wlll calhi«'• cMclc pay~ to .......... , COUNTY RECORDER Of' COUr1 lhould not 0'*"1 the be granted Ul'llHI WI lnttr-lht DISTRICT or a bid PJolltlous Tht loll0w1ng ~ are SAID COUNTY. autt!Orlty, eated penon .... en Ob-l>Ond In the lofm Mt fOfth ..... .,.., Neme doing t>us!MU u :
Wi wiU."""' SEARCH the nmnt for ytiu 111 no rxtm ~. and SIZIJe JO" the
ti~ aNi tht trip to dx Court Hm« in San/II Ana. Then. of C'UIR'fe, ttfe' tk wrr/J
is compldtJ""' will fo your fictitious businm ~ strltanml wah the £Aun~ ' SAID 45 FEET BEING A H£ANHG on IN ~ i-ctJOn to the p9tltlon and In CM ~i cloeurnentt ltat~t A M'I R IT EC H C 0 M•
MEASURED ALONO THI lk>n .. be held on JUNI! lhoWs good cauat Why the lf'I en amount not .... lhatl ~following pef90r\S .,. MUNICATIOHS, 6132 8olal
NOATHl!AITERl.Y UN! M 11 11H, .. 1:411 P.M. In c°"" ~ not grant the 10~ of th• ftlaxlmum doing~ .. a&: Avenue,~ hadl. SAID LOT, THI SOUTH-Dtpt. 10I locMed at 34t ~. amount of bid .. e ouaran.. t ) COAST~ VAUEV RE· CA 12'49
EA.STEALY LINE Of TM Qly DfM loull\, Or· A 11EAAINO on the ,,_u. '" that the bktO• wlll ALTY I MANAOEMl!NT Amtnl.eh EQulomeflt. Inc.,
THERlOF lllNO PARAJ.. enoe. CA'*'· llotl will be held on JurM ......, lnlo the Pfope>Md co .. b) COASTAL VAU.!'t' (~). 5t32 Bolla Av-
LEL TO THE . SOUTH-ffr YOU O&IECT TO the It, 1"6 at 1:45 P.M. In CIOnCIKt " Iha NIM It MANAGEMENT, 3101 enu., ~ S..ch.
EASTERLY L.-.E Of SAID granting 94 tht petition, yo11 Dept. 7W locetad al: Pro-awarded to IUCll blddef. In P...o Don JoH, Sen "'*1 CA '2&49
LOT. ahcNd ..,._ ll IM heer-bate DMtlor\ 341 The City tN "*" Of tallut9 to .,,._ c.,,flttMO, CA 82075 Thlt bualneH Is con-
ni. Pf°'*1Y addreae Of "" and ..... ~ Ob-DIM '°""'· OranQe, c-. ""° aald conlfact. aucf\ ... COf'Mllut Q . Van Wllllgtn. ducted by: • ~aUor1 other common dHIGnMOn e Of .. wrfMn Ob-'°'"1a 12t13-157t. eutlty Wiii be fof1etted. 31131 PaMO Don JoH, Tht reglttranl(t) com-Qf the rMI Pfoperly 1*11n-Wltfl ..,.. OO'lft lie-II' YOU C>eJICT TO lhe The OllTRICT ~ Ian Juan ~strano. CA merQCS lo tranaact IMl-
abowe dMCtttMd II JM• lie "'-'"" YO. • ..... of tht pellaon, yo11 tM rtgtll to ,.. ""' Ot al 1217S neat wldtf 1N Fldltloul
poned to bt: 170I .... "9•• ~ ...,.., --.. the ... '*" Of '° .,.,._. !! "" TH• e. van Wiii~. BuslMSI Name(•) llMed 1hor• Drtv•. Newpor• or Dv yeu • .. ~ ..... J'CM' Ob-,...,_ • .,_,Mlllilu i"" l'eeeo Don , ~ otr. ?4'90 IMch. CA Mm •'°"Ml A ~ or .. .,._ • lft q lllctt or Ir! lie b1ct-Ian Juln ~ano. CA Amerftact\ I~ tno .. Tftt u"ct~ntct ctl• Of I oon11...,c fl ;:;"i; .. "'9 court ......... NO bidder ma, ..... tal7I IC.ar'ln M. K!nn!f• All, ,_ =ec:.. In ..:',:::. ::.-~·~-== , .. ::. 'i.~i~ :-;.-=.. w_.:::: :::.. '>:;.'~ c= ~ Y°!'! unw~I _., .._ or °'* OOffto Md "*' a oon '° ._..,. • 1J1r...., • • ,.. 19r ._ °""*" tlf l»de. wlflt ... ma 1 .... "'Y ~-.
mon d'""*'M ..,.., ,.,,...,..,,_. . IP! •·'·"°" Ma A IOfT<>f' A ,._. _IOrid and a The r•ol11r,nt(1) como To pl~ ~ hid .... ... be ..... --llr .. ..,,, ..... Oii • ~·oredllor "' ,. .......... land lf\al-. menced '° trana.c:t bull-, ..... f\ed lld Call WlttlOUl W9rf""'Yt ..... lirNr l'nOftlw i.om tM «I-. IN •u1111•, Y°O'I ......... ,...,.... ........ WUllOn Mn under lht 'fletltlout ...... ., ••
I
CW, puh/islJ ona" W«lt for four~ m ~ "1 "1w llNi ihm fik JOMr JmKf
ef ~with the Ctmnty C/mt.
Piltw slJO/' "' '° fik """fa:!itiws bwintsr SllZlnnml 111 rm Dtn1J PiJot. 330 w. &] St. a-MtS111.. lf J'I" Cll1lltOt SIOf> 11) pltme co1J us 111 (114) ~2-021 111111 wt
will,,...~ ftw JIM to htmtJ/e this pro«itlwr 'tJ 7'tllil
I/JO" sbiitJJ. hot IDIJ forthw ~-,._ tll1/. w ll1til MM! Will w mow tho tJM., _. ,,_ Gootl lid m JOW ~(,,.;,• · .
.......... \·PilOt
~· ' .
THUASOAY, MAY 18. 1995 IWly Piloc
PUIUCIH>TICH
l NOTaO!l' ~·Ml.I UNDllll . . "'OIB> Oil' TMl9T
,,,,No.ttt•
LOMNo.IN1M .,,.......,:•t~t?
YOU JIM IN DOMA.T
UNDIR A DUD CW ,,_\MT OATID .NM I,
1-, UNLDa YOU TMI AC110H TO ...-OTilCT ~¥~1:·~ IAL1.. IP' YOU NEED AN IJCPLAHATION OI' THI
NATUM 0# THE ~
Clli!PfNO AOAINIT YOU,
YC>l.I SHOULD CONTACT A LA~ut. ""'Ice la IMr.by given th.at ..,.,ano Rec:onvey-
ancJ Corftf>My, u t11.11t .. ,
Of IUCCIHOf tnlltM, Ol
aublltltuted trulltM put•
~to the Deed of Tru« ••eoMd by Mlchaef l"t-~1a and Nancy E. ,..
duc~ta1 ~and and wife Recor-OC1211/1181, In 8ook NIA. ... NIA. a1
INST # 8'-237487 of ~
clal rec0td1 In the oftlc•
of tM County "KOfder o#
OfMge County, Caltfomla,
and puflUaM to the Hoo
tke· of Defauft and Elec· t~ to ... thereunder recqrded 0112tNHI In
8oQll NIA, Page NIA, H
lnet.• ~~7 of uld Of'f~l.ll l'KOfdl, Wiit
SEU. on Oll08/1ltl et
1:00 P.M. 11t the North
frOf'lt entrance to the County Counhouse 700
Civic Canter Oflve WHt Sant9 Ana, CA at public auctton. to . the highest
bidder for cash (payable
at the time ot 111• In law·
ful money of the Untttd Statu), all right, Ulla, and
tnteralt conveyed to and
now held by " under 11ld Deed In the propeny si-tuated In uld Counly ind
Sta~ and ducrlbed IS
fdltows: As more fully de-
1c.r lbed on uld Dffd of
Trust.
The street address and
other common dulgna· t1on, If any, ot the real
property ducrlbtd att.ovl
Is purported to be: 614 Sturgeon Oflve, Co.ta
Mesa, CA 9262t.
Th• undersigned TrustM
dlscl1lm1 1ny ll1bltlty for
any lncorredneu al the
street lddreu end other
common designation, If
a~nshown herein. total amount ot the u Id prlnclpel bal1nca
ot • obllg1tlon HCured
by Pfoperty to be 1old an~ reasonable estimated
COtft, HpeOHS and act-Vriet 1t the time of the In I publlcallon of the
N e of Sale la:
11~.684.%7.
It addition lo cath, the
Tr-" wlll accept 1 ca-sh'-'• check drawn on a
st•e or n1tlon1I bank, • check drawn by a state or federal c1tdlt union or 1
check drawn by a stale or
fedtr•I uvlnga end lolan
HllOCl•tlon, 11vlng1 11-soetatl<>n or 11vlngs bank
aplcllled In Section 6t02
ot tfla Flnanclal Code and
authorized to do bu1lne11
In lhla state. In the everit t.nber other 1h.an cash It
ec•pted tlM Truatee rMY
wtttlhold the l11u1nce of thtl Trustee's Deed unUI fur11ts t;>acome 1vallable to th~ payH QI and<>ISH IS
• rrfaner of right
id Ut. Wiii be mlda
without covenant or
wa anty, express Of Im·
pll r ardln tilt., ...
I
...
PUBLIC NOTICE
.... llOIDI ... IC.,_ llUIUC IOTICll W IOTICll
....., ait wWi'1;innllii NCmCIOfl.,..,.'I UTIMATEO TOTA ... ....... ...._. •
end 1ute your .... 0... Ill 9lit ~ .. 1AU IT t30t,071.17 -' M 9* !IN • n.~-1 _... • tiont1 or file writteft ._...Ill _.. ~... R.nolO The beneficiary unde 111 111 ..., i.Olll LIW Tiii ......, CDllllftllDll • 1'1111 ...._.~Dr
obfeelione with lhe .... _, f1111Mif M LoenNe.1244NJ aid o .. d of Trutt here lllUt lut ... Mt T11e ...... .....CU . ....,_ llfldlr .. 11 .. 1111 ooun befe>N the ._..,. =:: Al=-=':; AIN: 424-411.01 ofore executed end de ecotded ~ Oii. 19&1 •~ ICM ...._ 1111111 Of "'9...._.CIOMll•1 tttld •
ing. Your mppe•enoe • T.I . Ne. ICMOIO ered to the undettlgn. 3714 PIOt 321, o1 T IWICIUnW. .,.. -.r .-. on""" 14, __., ......... _..., •
,.,.V be In per1on or by T~ .,... .,.... and IMflORTANT NOT1Ct TO written 0.clarttlon o ICOfdl AaMIOl1 PlrCll llo SOAS 11m SM _... 111111 19116 ~ ...... .... °'
your ettorney. oaw C'OllMIOll ._.. MOPaTY OWNER: feult and Demand to 411 Oii ·2' Tiit Pf set eOo Liii ~ CA..,.. ~ F YEJO(l)A. -.... *"9 Oii..,.,.. 1.
IF YOU ARf A don. f ol ... f9ll YOU AR! IN DEFAULT le. end e written Not ttolore ~ II LoM £._.· LYltMMTW ,..
CREDITOR or 1 oontln-~ .-.,. UNDER A DEED OF f Default end Election t told '• II' tit Sir ... adclr MlnlotlNftl Ille. ~a) n.t Ulllmlnl WJa hltd Wllll IGIO CM'E'f LMlUllN£ LA.
gent creditor of the r:~ to lie· 1MI TRUST. DA lED APRIL Sel. The \U'deralgne end olhef common dttiONb um Sin ·~ !hit . sat .. COUllW ~ of OrlllOI INC . ~ ._ SMtd. e.c.ilw
deceHld, you muet file NtW H••P•'*-' DflV9 17. 1990. UNLESS YOU eu .. d Hid Notice of 0. II tny, OI lilt rNI Pf0!*1Y goo Los Angela CA goo49 Count/ on~ 11, 1GQ6 \4et_,.... your cleim with the Co• ...... CA t2t2I. ' TAKE ACTION TO PRO· fault and Eltctlon to Sal sorlbtd llbove Is purp01'9d Ths businm'11 concllcMd NOTICf·Tl111 ~ Nlmt Tl•....,.. .. tiled •Ill
oourt ind mlil a copy to TN~,,_... Tt;CT YOUR PROPERTY. o be recorded tn the be 896 LJard Place, Costa "41$1 COf'llOt*n s.mtnt llClllltS lrw Ytll' tiom .. r=Ollt o1 OtMOt
the peraonal repreaenta-dl9dallM any ....., fOf IT MAY BE SOLD AT A unty wh111 the rH Cl< 92626·2901 lh• under Rtoilhnt his not yet Ille dall rt•• hit<! in flt ~on 2~
tive appointed by the INlt lnc~M o1 the PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU roperty Is located. 11Qn1d. Trusltt dlsclllms franlld llutlnus under Ille Count/ Cltrtl A nlW ~· NOYU· i.s Nlmt
court within four mMC lddrt .. MCI oCNr NEED AN 'EXPLANATION FOR' SALES INFOR llabllllY lo# any locorrectntss o Miils llullnus name o taus Butlnt$1 Natlll Slallemtl'tt s.mM....-YI"' f~ mont~ from the dat• ComMOrl ~. If OF THE NATURE OF THE A TION: Mon·Frl 8: !ht slrMI address and olht 1111nt1 listed he""n lllJll bt llltd bllOIW M Wme Thi "'.._ • •• filed Ill Ille Othce
of firet ieeueno• oi any,9hownhtfetft. PROCEEDING AGAINST1.m. to 5:00 p.m . (6191common dtslgnttlon. II any D LOW£ £tiTEAmlS .. noOltnis~ntdoe~notol clflleCou-CleftlAftlWfict·
lettert H rovidad in TIM tolat amount of the YOU. YOU SHOULD 590·9200 s'1own herein. Salo sale wlll ~lMEHT MMAQEMEtfl rtllll aiJlhofllt Ille use in tnis '°"9 lllllilllls ,..... 5'1etmtnl
octlori t18o of th• unpaid•'"' belw• CONTACT A LAWYER. Datad: MAY 0 4. 1995 made, but wtlhout COVtnant INC , Bv Theodolt M leery. Jr' stall ol I ~ioul eusmas ~tt llellleclbltoltMlmt lhe
Celifornle Prob•t• Code of the ollltM)on MCWed On JUNE 1, 1995. It AME.RICAN SECURITIES Wllrlnl)I, ·~pressed or lmf)Med Pl'ttl<leftl N&me in WldftO/I ol lht nQhlS ol hling of ... ~ dOet noc of T~e time for filing by the pn»peity to be llold 10:00 A. M .. AMERICAN COMPANY (TRUSTEE regarding tttle, possession. lt.s tlllell'ln was hied wl lflOCller under Ftdtlll, SIMI. !>' ltMI aillOllie lht u~ In Ills
~ ,m• w; no •x 1~• colts, upenM• end ad-11 duly appointed trustu CONVEYANCE tAGENTI m"'ntng prlndpal sum ol th CouMyon 28 1995 et MCI , Business 1nd ProlesS1ons Nltnt 1n 't4olllllon of Ille llQtltS ol
lai 'II t pl and realOftallfe eltJIMled SECURITIES COMPANY C/O CAL·WESTERN RE ene1.1mbr1nc:es. to pay Ille ra the Cou~Cltftl ol common law (Set ~ton 14-400 1111t OI I RcMout ltutintts
f e ore tur ri mod • 'lancet at ttM um. of tM under and A,ursuant to PO BOX 22004 note(s) stCUred by stld Oeed o NOTICE· Ilia AC*1ous COde) lnOllet undef Ftdtlll, Stall, or
CHS1274211 ro~ .:Sh!t, ee ng ate lnltlal publlcaUon of th• Deed of Trust recorded EL CAJON CA 92022 Trust, with fnt1r1st thereon. Sl.*menl UlllltS five ye111 t FlrstfllinQ .. common law (Stt SecMN114«X> NOTIC£ Of notJ~ou ~V:v EXAM-Notice of Sale 11: APRIL 20. 1990. 11 inst. ' 9 prQYlded In uld no1e(s), ao the dale 11 11tas hied in the Offltt ROQUEMIHI!, PtHNOlE a tt seQ. &.lsillesund Pl'ottUH>ns PETITION TO . $227,0A.17. No. 90·207504, ol Offi· 1619} 690·92 ancts. II any, under Ille ltrm ol Ille Coullti Clelll. A new Ftdl· MOOM COde) ADMWISTER INE the file kept by the In eddltJon to cHti, the clal Records rri the office By DELL L. CUNA MAY, ol the Deed or Trust esllmaC. BuS111t$$ Mame StaClt 6056 E w~ Wvd Newport llt~tl Mesa
EST•TE Of: court: If you ere a per· TNltH wlll accept • c ... of the Coul\ty Recorders EXT. 3014 lees, cha1ges and expenses o IRISt Cit l4led tlelOIW lhaOmt The Sllfll 430 CN29M46 ~ 27, Mly 4, 11, 18,
.,. eon 1ntere1tecl In the ahlef'• check dfawn on a of ORANGE County. Trust.e Sale. Office lhe Trustee and ol Ille llus ~no ol this sl*rnenl doa not ol ~sAtlf1*s1 CA (J(J()4<>.2<f66 1995 lC>flSWE S . e~tete, you may file state °' Nt6onM bank, a State of California, ue-Authorii.d Signatur eated by said Deed ol'Trus ell authonle 1111 use in tnis Newport~ Mesa -----MORETON with the court • formal check dr.wn by a m•• or cuted by S.M. HERSH· . 6/11'18: 25/95 to·wll $97,94387 Esllmale of a f'lcb'°"s ~siness CN311918 (G~l Mari 18.25 Jun PUBLIC NOTICE CASE ~· A 177887 Re~eat for Speclal federal C1edtt Yn6on 0t a BERGER, A SINGLE MAN • ' ' accrutd lnleres1 and lddltlon m ~ Of !he ......... Of \ 8 19115 --------
To alJ heire. benefi· ~otJce of the filing of. an cl'l~k drawn by a Ital• 0t WILL SELL AT PUBLIC PUBLIC NOTICE adVances. II any, WID Iner under Ftdetl& 5; ' · Flt llD. Fl4Mlt cier\H, creditore, con-inventory end appra11al federal eavlno• eflCf loan AUCTION TO HIGHEST lllls llgurt prior to sale law (Set Section 14400 PUBLIC NOTICE ACm10UI IUllBI
tingent creditora. and of est1te ueet1 or of aeaocl.ttlOn, .. vtna• as-BIDDER FOR CASH, l .S. •o. 1411CM1 btnellclary under said Dito o StQ lklsiness n PloftSSIOM IMllE ITATBIOO
pereons who may other· env petition or eccount soc~ °'1n !'-~~ ~02 CASHIER'S CHEClC mu ORDER NO. 12·14105>03 Trust heretolore executed an !) • Flt*· ™4'!!.1 Thi lollD"Mno person{s) 1nre
wiH be Interested in es provided in H ctlon •s>eCm•ru .,.......,.. .1 DRAWN ON A STATE OR A.P.N.:411-111·211 delivered to lhe undersigned rstFili flCTmDUllUI.-. OOlnQ business IS PJ UNO-
the will or estate, or 1250 of the Cellfornle °'ut.~ ~~~~ C~ and NATIONAL BANK, A NOllCE OF TRUSTEE'S SAU wtltten declaratlOn ol l>elaul New:rt Beach-Oost.a Mesa lhe ':-ITATOl~BfT) m BERG FASHIONS. 711 W 17th. f. both of· LORENE S. Probete Code. A Re· a or o 1 MH CHECK DRAWN BY A YOU ARE IN OHAULl UNDER and Demand lor Sale. and CN306130 u .... 41118.25 1995 OWlllQ pe 1 1 3 Costa Mesa CA 92627 MORETON queet for Special Notice ln thll atata. In ttie event STATE OR FEDERAL OHO OF TRUST OAlE wi1tten Notice ol detault an ~.., ' ' ' doing business IS U8WAY KENPJ, Ill(. tallloina. 499
A PETITION h111 form i1 evaileble from ~~~~nit:~; CREDIT UNION, OR A 611SJ93 UNLESS YOU TAKE Electlon to Sea Tht under PUBLIC NOTICE '~· 118 Nol1ll Eudld. RJller· canon Onw. 4th Aoor. Bevel!y
been flled by NANCI the court clerk. wlthhotd tlM I of CHECK DRAWN . BY A ACTION TO PROTECT YOU signed caused said Notlct o IOn,"" ttls, CA 90210
MORETON URIAS in the Attorney f« P9titioMr: tlM TruatM'a ~nc:ntll STA TE OR FEDERAL PROPERTY. IT MAY Bf SOL Oelaull and Elecllon to SeH to be. fill ND. Fl414tt lf2r:il ~ J:~1 Idaho, Wiiham & Paula l.JndberQ, 711
Superior Court of Cali· Rlch.rdW. 8penoar fuoda become avall4ble to SAVINGS AND LOAN AS· Al A PUBLIC SALE tr YO 1ecorded In lhe county Where FICTITIOUS IUSINESS lit ~ • . coMldtd by W 17th, f.3, Costa Mesa, CA
fornia, County of Or· 2700 N. Main St.. the payee or endorlff 81 SOCIATION, SAVINGS NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE the rul property Is located and NAME STATEMENT r41 ~:ness ts 92627
ange SuiW 600 fmatterofrlght ASSOCIAT-ION, OR NATURf Of lHE PROCEEOIN more than three months have lhe lollOWlnQ personls) 1 ant ~ ThsbuS1ness1scondoctedb>j
THE PETITION re· Senta Ana CA 92701 Seid .. le w1u' be made SAVINGS BANK SPECI· AGAINSI YOU, YOU SHOUL etapsed since such recordatlon. dOlng buStnes~ as ADVANCE to ~::mbu~ne:I ~~~':a general partnership
quests that NANCI 05/18. 06/19, 06/25 but without covenant or FIED IN SECTION 5102 CONTACT A LAWYER Date <Ml2M5 PROPERTY PROFllES, Business hcbbous lluSlness name or Tne ltQIStrant commenced to MORETON URIAS be -warranty ex eaa or Im-OF THE FINANCIAL On 512~5 a11 ·oo PM NORHI NORTH i\MCRICAN TITLE COM· Ptlone (714~851-9973) 46 names hsted hel!in 11ansact business under the
appointed as personal PUBLIC NOTICE plled regardl~ title pos-CODE AND AUTHORIZED AMERICAN TITLE COMPANY, PANY, INC , a Trustee MacArthur rt, Suite 1100, SIGNED RAJ KUMAR titbbous business name or
1 1 d . sl ... • TO DO BUSINESS IN INC as the duly appointed Altn foreclosure depaftment Newport Beac CA 92660 1 'th names 11s1e<1 bilW on reprasan etiv, o 8 min· NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S HI on or encum ... ances, THIS STATE WILL BE lrustet under and pursuant I 175 Lennon Lane. Sulla 100 BANKERS MurUAL. a mort· This sl.ltement was ~ed WI SIGNED y, l P LINDBERG d:~~dt~t estate of the SALE UNDER DEED OF ~~.!'11:!~u:!': l~de~d HELD AT THE ENTRANCE Deed QI l rust. recordfld Oil Walnut Creek. CA 94598 ~ banlono corporabon g:, C%"1Y ~r1~ Ollnoe INCORPOkAlED. By Paula
THE .PETITION re· TRUST Deed advancH tiereun-TO THE ORANGE GITY 712HJ as Oocumenr No 93· lelephone Numbet(510) 935· (ta11loina) 4695 MacArtllu ~TICE~s Ac~bous Name l.JndtlerQ, President, KENPJ. INC
uests the decedent's T. F. No. 110869 der, with Interest 11 pro-HALL, 300 EAST CHAP· 0444771 Boo-•• • Page • • • o 0400 Court. Suite 1100 Ntwpo St.atemenc ~rH IM 1111 l11>m ey Paula l<ent Meehan President ~ILL and codicils if Lo,in No. 1270067 vlded the1tln and the MAN AVENUE, ORANGE. Olhclal Records 111 the Olllce o ~Russell IC Hirayama. Ass! Beach. CA 92660 !he mtt it was l~ed 1l the OfflCe This staterr.!.1t was Med with
b dmitted • to A.P. Number: 13M12·2A unpaid prlnctP.I of the CALIFORNIA. au right, Ille Recorder ol Ofange County Pres lilts business is condode<I b>i of the COlln1Y Clert A new f;d flt County Clerk or o~noe
enyb t e T~ WILL nd YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Note eec:wed by said title end interest con· Calllornta. executed by Oonalc TPS 129528 a corporaoon Miiis !Miness Name Siateme~ County on May It 1995
pro 8 8 d 1 e 11 •1 UNDER A DEED OF Deed with Interest thereon veyed to and now held by W Strickland. Harriett Slfk:k May 4, 11, t 8, 1995 Tiie reg,strant commeooed ro mist bt ltled btlM lhaUme Tiie NOTICE· Th. Ftcllllous Name any co ici 6 ~re . ave! • TRUS't DATED October 11 provided tn said Note it under said Deed ol land. Curtis Stlldltand. as loin tlllnsac:t business under the Stattment vcpre. It~ '(tars lrom
ahble ff~1 r e:&mmabuon ti'" 31, 1990, UNLESS YOU ftea, chargn and u : Trust in the property tenants, as Trustor Doug PUBLIC NOTICE fldlOous buS1ness name o 1:~ of ~!!'4'!!1!rrtdoes "°:,:' the dale 1t we; :iled 10 the Offia
t 11 1 e ept V t 11 TAKE ACTION TO PRO. pensea of the trustee and situated in satd County Teti, a slnglt man names listed al>Ow Ol1 May 1 1 .. IUu ...... t u"' use in s of !he County Jetll A new Ficll
court. TECT YOUR PROPERTY, of th• trusts created by and State descnbed as: "Assignment ol all Btnetlcla• R1t No.f644014 1995 ~~!. ~ •o1 Ficuolou !.. Bu~sols '<>Us ~sanes· "lame Swement
THE PETITION ra-IT MAY BE SOLD AT A said DHd of Tru1t. COMPLETEL y DE· Interest to 'Rlcicy Padllo= Corp ~ FICTITIOUS BUSINESS SIGNED BANKERS WTUAI.. a ,...,,. ,n ~ Mon u"' 110•~ lft.IS • .><.filed DCtt" ll\al •me The
questl euthority to PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU Serrano Reconveyance SCRIBED IN SAID DEED CaUIOfnla cotporatlon' ret()(Oe MAME STATOilflfT fTIOllOaOe baolong COIJ)OrUon another undtr Federal, Stitt. liltno ol ths sti:e.nent dOtS not ol
odmirnster tha es ta ta NEED AH EXPLANATION Company, H &ald Trustee, OF TRUST. on IM4. documeot no 94 lhe following Ptrson(s) 1~ &,-Trenl Btooks, Pmi<lent common law (Stt Stt'°'1 l 4400 t1Sdl 1111tloftzi .Ile use in tin
under the Independent OF THE NATURE OF THE UOO Rlvergrede Road, The street address and 0010923. Orange Coun~e dOlng business as R & L PR010-Ttn statement was lrled v..th d seq · Business and Professions SW ol 1 r.1:11oous .BuSlness
Administration of Es· PROCEEDING AGAINST Suite 2870, ltwlndale, CA other common designa· c01<1er's olfice• ·.as Btnef TYPE. Z2691 Tntorl Wily No H. tne County Clelll ol Ofanoe ) Name '" lllOlnoi of the nghtS ol
111181 Act. (Thie euthori· YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· 111°'• (818) 814-Q70, By: tion, 1f any, of the real Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTIO l1Q1111a ttqs, ~ 112853 nty on May 12. 1995 lil11 '1kng anon· undel ~ State or ty will ellow the person· TACT A LAWYER. Carol Wicklund, Viet property described above TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER fOR Titn Vanlran 14872 Alwlt N011CE· lt.s Ficnous Name OISCOV(lff £1CftOW COMPA~commtin law (St~ Secoon 14400
meny actions without that Serrano Reconvey· 05/02/1995 132 & 132 1 /2 46TH lawful money of Ille Unlleo Tilts business 1s concllc1'd bi/ tilt dale 1t wis lded 1n !lie Othce Hunlll(JfOtl Blldt. CA f/264 Code)
el representative to take Notice Is hereby given President, Dated: is purported to be: CASH (payable al ume ol sale '"ISi Wntmnster, CA 92683 13tement tiqJrtS hve ~ears from T111 C«Mtf Aie • Sii et seq BuSt~ and Plt>feSStons
obtaining court epprov· 1nce Company,•• trultff, ASAP162804 ST States, by cash. a cashier's an 1r4~clJlf tne County Clelll A new f'IGll Ncwpolt Btacll-CoslJ Mesa lfust li~no
el. Before taking certain or auccHaor trustM, or 6111, 61t8, 5125 NEWPORT BEACH, check d1awn by a stat• Ol na· The l!O!Strlnt commented to ous Business Name Sta1ement CH304563 lTlQ6..a.tN Aitl 27. JOHN H. llllNl, b•.
.very imporlant actions, substituted trustM Tfiur· --CALIFORNIA 92663 Uonal bank. a check drawn by a;trlns.ttl business under ~!must be !tied betote 11\at bme The MIY 4•11•18• 1995 IRSFRO, IR1fELD a VOUNCER
however, the personal =~=~~11:dti~ ~ ~01~~1! PUBLIC NOTICE The undersigned Tr us· slate 01 lederal cud II union Ot altt,tlous busintss name o~~11hng or lhs statement does not ol PUBLIC NOTICE 100 W BtolKh•> Sit 900
reprasentetive will be sin le woman Recorded tee disclaims any tiabihty check drawn by a stalt or ltdera-n.lmes ksted abOve on WA !Seti aulllOnz.e !ht use '" lhts . <Jsr,rJa•. CA 91210-1206 required to give notice 11 g NI STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT for any incorrectness of savings and loan assoctatlon~SIGNEO TIEN VANTRAN , tale of a Ficnous 8uS1ness Alt ND. Fl44011 Newport Beacll-Cosu ~
to interested persons Pa':!''=. 1~1~\T ~ OF 1ha street address end savings association, or savlngs1 Tiu statement 'was ftled with Name tn ~olabon of the nolltS ol FICTITIOUS IUllNOS CN311898 May 1~8.25, Jun 1,8,
unless they have 90-695873 of Offlclal r• USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS other common designa ban~ soecllleo In section 510:> orthf County Cler1t or Oranot anolller under Federal, State. or MAMUTATOHMT ·995
waived notice or con-MAME tion if r any shown the nnaoelal Code and author County on Apnl 21. 1995 common law (Set Seeton 1«00 The loftOWlllO pe11on(s) 1H1t
sent ad to tha proposed ~o;~:tyln ~~:P~;!~• :,' g'r~ The 10Uow1no person(s) her~in. • tzed to do business In this state) 1 NOllCE· lt.s Ftcbbous Name~t seq . BuS1ness llnd ProfesSIOflS cbno business ., CAAEY .·•·.-.-.-.-_-_-.-. ____ ,.
action.) Tho indepon· an • Count Callfoml• tlaS'tlave abandoned the use ol Seid sale will be made. At The Cnapman Avenue en .. Statement expires ftYe yea" fromicooe) ORANGE COUNTY (714) S4 p
dent administration an~ pursua!t' to the NO: Ille hcbbous tlusiness name but without covenant 0 trance to lhe CMc Center Bulld· tilt dale 11 was hied in the Olhce First Ftl1no 6600. 3100 Alrw•/Averr.Je. Sui Get to
authority will be granted tlce of O.fautt ind Elec· ADVANCEt> PROPERTY PRO· warrenty, express or 1m Ing, 300 East Cllapmi/1 Avenue ol the Coumy Cler1t A riew flcli. NewPOrt Beach-Costa ~sa 114. Cos!J Mesa CA 92626
uni ass an interested tlon to s.11 thereunder FILES located at 15851 Las plied, regarding tttte. pos Orange, CA all right. title and 'ous Business Name Stateme11t CN311409 297283 May 18 25 Carty umouslnf LA Inc the baste
person files en objection recorded 01112/1995 In Rorts SI Westmtnster CA session, or encum Interest convey~d to and now must be ltled before lllat bme lhe Jun 1 8 1995
to the petition end Book NIA. Page NIA, 11 ltte ticbbous buSlness n.lme brences. including fees. held by It under said Deed or tillno ot !Ills Statement dots not of ---------
shows good cause why Inst " 96-401388C of said relened to above was ltled o charges •and expenses ol Trust In tile property situated In itsett au~nte !he )ISt '" "'s PUBLIC NOTICE No matter the court should not Of11cl•I Records, Wiii Jaruary 4 1991 in the Councy ot the Trustee and of the said County California descrlb srAtf 01 1 flc•bous 8uS1rwss h ,
grant the authority. SELL on 06/01/1195 at Oranoe On0tnal Fde No F479947 trusts created by sat log Ille land herein fol 12 01Name tn ~olaaon of !he nohts of filt No. Ff413$7 W at you r e
A HEARING on the 1:00 P.M. at the North Oenn1s Young 15851 Deed of Trust. 10 pay the Tract no 10513, In the clly oranothtr uooer federal, Staie or FICTITIOUS IUSINESS d o ing your
Peuuon will be held on front entrance to the Rores St Westinnstet CA remaining principal sum Costa Mesa County of Oranoe common law (5et Stcbon 14400 NAME STATEMENT '
June 15, 1995 at 1 :45 County Courthouse 700 lr.s tlUSlness was conciu of the note Isl secured b Slata of Cahfornla. as pe1 maitfl ~ BuSlntSS and ProlesStOns Tnt IOI O••no person(s) 1wie home to wn
p .M. in Dept. 703 local· Civic Canter Drive West b>i an tndl~OUat uid Deed of Trust to wit: rlCOldtd lri book 448 pages 45. Code) oo.no buSlntSS as YENOKIOA & news paper
4 S•nta Ana, CA at public S.gned OENNtSvOUNG $291,799.57 with inter 46 47 of mlscellantous maps.FirsttllinQ MART 25252 Eaman Road
ad 81 3 1 The CitX auction, to the highest lilts sta1tment was hied wit est thereon fro~ln "" ollice ol ltl• county ,.. TEAM FSCROW INC. Laguna Htlts CA ~5254 The ~· , .. ~ 0 11 v e 0 range C bidder for casll (payable tile CoufllY Cltlll or Ora 1O/O1 /94 at 6.ooo•,., pe c0tdt1 ot said county [ltePl 13151 BIOolclllJIJt St Bnan veoo\Qea 25252 Ell!\llt 9 261i8 YOU OBJECT TO at the time of sale In Ir#-Coufl!Y on Miv 12 1995 annum es provided in said lrom said tand an undMded ~n Gm~ CA 92643 Ro.i ~"' !tilts CA 92663 ful money of the United Newport Bucll.eotla Mtta note(sl plus costs 1 ont·lout'fl lnltf•t In .md to ii Nftpon BuC11-Coslil ~ 525'4 ,
tha urantmg of the Statu), au right, tltle, and CN311~ 297293 May 18 25 any advances wnh inter cru. cit od, Ptlloltllm. gas, bru C~ l 1870 C AtJt 27 May L~t Mal'llfl 10013 Mon' fits in
pottuon, you should lnterut conveyed 10 and Jun I 8 199!> est. aspNltum and al kindred 4 11 18 1995 VlSta l.Jndeft CA 95236'
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1069 PROPERTY 1558 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 2169 PENINSUIA 2607 MI \.E IANEOUS CQNDOS
FOR SALE
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1ST MONTH RENT $390 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $450 MOVE IN BONUS EASTSIDE RENTALS
CDM·Br•nd New* BLUFFS BEST BUY! NORTH IDAHO LAND +Oep-2Br+2Ba tnhm BIO CYN gated comm Steps to Beach 1Br 1&2Brs lrom 5625. Quiet Lrg ctoan 2Br IBa,l••••••••-
Medlterranean Town-$179,000 LH BARGAIN 20 ecros· w/yard. Pets OK. Pool, Tastolully furn 2Br 1 Ba ciwnstrs. Carport. tr1e~dlyBBgOated comm, gsar. 120 Albert Place
home 3Br. 2.58a, 3 2Br/2bth. B Sanregrot, only $59,900 secluCled lndrys. 040·2840 2Ba. turn koy Avail Very ctoon. 104 15th poo • s, carporls 750/mo. 548·17031----
•• ~ f<p•c, 2000•1. Rool-•op mountlan setting lmmod ~3000. 7 .. 9. St "3 S750'mo Ava I Pioll managed. 548·7017 ROOMc. 2706 sun & BBO deck. Reatlors 0 4 4-0195 view• of Lake Pend 2BR dpht. Great loc 0120 or 6;9·360-2629 5 27 Gary 720·Q422 1 Great 2 & 3 Bdrm apts ---------l'iiiiiiiiii.,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
L.lndscaped. $100K ONE OF A KIND Orlelle, minutes 10 Trlangle Sq. Quiel. Nu---------w/garages near Bakor NEWPORT 1•
under marke1. Owner Secluded 2·sty, 3500 sand Po In t and crpt/drps, gar, yd, Beach Area ---------S775/S975. AvaU now. BEACH 2669 •NB 'h otcck beach.
must soll/may finance. Schweitzer Mounllan hkups, $775. 647·7540 CORONA 540·7t91 or 662·3111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Respor '°"1-•110 pets
(OUAl ..OVS•"O Model home furn lnc:I s/t, 58' 3tnBa, bonus Ski Resort. Easy ac· Yearly or Winter DEL MAR 2622 Ga,, W/r. $~\)(),mo incl
Ol'l'OllfTUNIT v $459,000 723-4400 rm +den, ocean view, 28 H /Y d G •EASTSIDE 2Ba, 1 Ba• * 1 BR $025* util r<it .,im o46·5676 huge lot, cslm upgrds, cess. power, phone, J OUH W If ' ar Furn/Unlurn, 1·4Br $850. No Cogs. 2BR 2BA $725/Up
AH -.al uialt •Ovtt11S11191n this ---------guard ga1e-S 1avl1w. '°f.tlcl ~ppro~ed. CEx· Total M/I $395 + Oep, Some oc$eanlronts. ADORABLE STUDIO 2036 Fullorton St., Rofrlg & dishwasher, __ __._ -----
rl.tWlJaper 1a 111breu io t11e'fd COSTA MESA 1024 S795K. By ownr. Opon ce en nanc ng. all w/d hkup. Newly dee· S650 to 1900 mo. 908-8880 Incl. 60x30 pool. No RENTALS TO erar fllc He1111110 Ac• or IHI u Sat/Sun. 759•8090 now for en appoint· orated. 042·5858 VIiia Rentals Frpl, •ml kllch/no stv. ---------• llMAt11fwlllcllm1in11ilte91I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii menr. 1·800·807·5263 ---------. Good loc. No gar/pets 1 BR·1 BA $550/mo. pots. No fen. No SHARE 2724
to actwrtln "any prtlrr1nct. BY OWNER: Back Bay1---------Properties of Moun· 3Br 2 ihB• Condo 675•4912 $650/teose. 856·3120 Lndry, pool, quiet, nr -:-~re~a~s.;e;..;. 5-;;4:=;G~-4-;;8:;5~5~·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
ltmtullon 01 dlarnminatlon 48r 3Ba, tam rm, ofc, ••OBILE lalns Weal. Atch Clbl gar. Avl now. Deluxe extra largo 3Br all transportation. No •2BR 2BA W/QAR• 38, 2 Ba H m to Shr
b11f11 on rac&. color. 11119lon. guest qt rs. 2500 sq fl. H~uOMES 1100. ---------S 1100/mo. Avocado & Property Mgmt 3Ba upper. Fr pie, gar. _P_e_1s_6_4_o_._o_3_9_2 ___ , Npt Hts, vaulted coils, In COM Ocean Vlewl
$425,000. 645·0976''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •• TlMESHARES 1590 __ c_o_11_eg_e_._1_2_4_·4_2_4_o__ Large Selection w/d hkup. Avail 6115. •2 BD DUPLEX• Ip, nu cpt, detach unit,
a11,,111dlcap, l1111Ul1l 1&1tus or FOR SA1.E BY OWNER 1• •--v .... a_c_at_1o_n_R_en_1_a_11_ $ 1750. 759·0874 W/0 Hookup patio. No pets. $1050. ~~~~o+'~~~~· :2h~. ~:~~
ni ll.,._.lfltln,orMlllltnUOllll Npt Ht• R·2 Crnr &iot FOR SALE 55'X24' liiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •MESA VERDE• EHtbluff, Poot 917 w. 181h St. 760·1713 or 851-1776
mall.t111YllJCllprtltttnu,llmi· 4er 2Ba Ole/Oen Fplc Make Offer. N ice a o T A c AM p, Large 4Br 3Ba 2 story, 2Br 2Ba 2 patios, grn-•---------551·5057 11lle•.,~wtl'IWllll111.'' p/qrts 5300K 645-9923 Costa Mesa A dull GROUND MEM· tam rm, pool, crnr lot. boll. Prelllest st. tn COSTA MESA 2624 28d 2Ba Patio. w/d
Tllla 11ewapaper wUI nol Park. 031·3589 BI! RS HI p 0 R S1695. 675-4912 Ag( Bluffs. W/D, rofrlg hk·ups, 1.car gar., w/
Ptwtetly ac.ctJI .-y 10.wt1rH· •OCEAN BREEZES• TIMESHARll? We'll Hrdwood llr1, frplc. _111 .... real emit wtilcll ls IA 3Br 2'hBa homo, fp, NB/Lido Exclualve bch E 'alde 3Br 1 Ba, w/d Elegant mirrored bar, $399 MOVE IN opener. 1741 Tustin
CDM roorr w/pvt bath Studio Unit Sanitized, 4 blocks .1om beach.
prlv, sludlo, 1 hH frm W/O. NOt1·$mkr. $425.
Bc h. N/P. avl 6/1, 640·2769 or 472·2096 S600/mo. 548-2369
".. -1 d I/ resort. 2 doll housea, take 11 . America's hk f d d s 1 Bd 1 546-7838. wle'.U.efllli ln Ouriutlcrs cu· o-sac, nu cp pnt. 1 most aucceHful reeort ups, nc y • grdnr, remodeled bal hrma uper c ean t n ---------• Won't Inst at $199,900 wkend or perm liv ng. gar, lmmacl Sml pet $1800/mo 72 1 ~725. cozy friendly, 30 unit To place en ad In
.. ...,..., """""' 11111 all Owner/Ag!. 650-3447 Pvt bch, boat 1Hp avl. resale cloarlnghouae. ok. $11 715. 775·8670 compleic nr Trlangte Sq. Classffled
ll•llHlta NYlrtlull 111 11111 Taking olfert. 67~031 Call Resort SalH In· NEWPORT SHORES BUNK HOUSE 2 87
••'-""" .. llAllMI• 111 art Quiet B•c:kb1y TwnhH formollon tollrrH hot· •Lrg 2Br 2Ba dplx w/lg 3Bd 2Ba fp garage APTS 842•1401 C~ll 64 •5 8 •
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..... .,..,..,a.,.,clllHUD brick pa11o. comm Paoli ACREAGE 112S 39e E. HamillontD. $850 pets. $1400. 650-8t45 •---------------------------
... -.. 1.a .oc.ISIQ. Fer 'Pa R •d uced to iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii••••••••••• uUl Incl. 818-566-7140 .,.. $194,500. By owner, 1• Npt Hts 38d 1.5Ba COSTA M~A 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 * • '""'""· DC "'1 ,itaae Open HouH Sun 1 ·5 GOTT A 8 I! LL FABTI H 0 USES/ Inc 1 w /d • wtr • g •rd n r · liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii call !WO 1U2'·l$00. 2513 Backbay Loop. 2.S AcnrJ$2,990/$500 Down Sml pot ok. Avl now s..s-aoo1 15.oo/month CONDOS HUNTINGTON s1soo1mo. , .. req.
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'3s Acrts11.soo1S2.soo 0own FOR RENT BEACH 2140 645~001 ore5o-7964
S250/monUV'Owntt Wtl Carry iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii li:eii;vi;aw~3iif'i~Ba: Nt """· 111!1ng & Nat lorest I••••••••-Seavlew lg 3Br 2'hBa. 1-(800)-223-4763 CLEAN & SHARP tBr gated, tna, pool, apa.
Nr Brookhur1VAdam1 Coaat/ltt view. Now GENERAL 2102 W/O, pool, gmbll. refurb. No amk/pets.
Attord•ble In N1wport OUT·OF·COUNTY quiet. $595 54o-6278 S2600 IH. 721-4250
BHohl s199.ooo 1°' • PROPERTY 1S2S GOVERNMENT FORE· 8prglaH Hiii 3Br.
new 2 9 A I u x u r y ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C L 0 S E "' ---------0 t I F I condo. Corner of 15th 1• O H 0 ME., NEWPORT en v ew am rm spe
& Irvine. Aestrlc:tlon1 Beach Front Condo• l'AOM $1 (Repair S2900, 17 Carmol Boy,
apply. Call 722-8311 In Mont1roy. Leal needed). Oellnquenl BEA.CB 2169 OpenSal/Sun ;494·7694.
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S 74 000 ... ,.,.,, OOO FDIC, ATC, IRS. Your 1 • to ..,_,, . area. Toll frH 1·800· LARO• IEASTBLUFfl 3Br 2Ba, Npt Shorot BALBOA BALIOA Pools. saunas, gym. 898·9778 Ext. H·5139 'JWnhouae 58r 3Ba. close 10 clubhH. AH
Furnlahed models for current llatlnga. d/w, frplc, 2.car gar. amen. Juat reduced. ISJ,AND 1006 lSLAlfD 1008 open dally. Broker $2200/mo. Property i~~:;;~;::~~~;;~;~~:; coop. Cell for bro-1---------House. 842·3850 3Br 2\.itBa Oil P1nln. chure 1·800-477·7742. CORONA ---------Xlrit cond, good area. a h F C Cannery R•ntala Inc eac ront ondoa DEL MAit 2122 AT THE BEACH • t 75,...600 In Mont•r•Y· LISI
Ph•.. 1us1 111ea1001 iiiliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiliii Annual Aent1l1 1·-----• 1174,000 to 1340,000. lmne Terr•o• front Large Beleotlon 1•
POOla, Hunas, gym. row. 1W oc:ean view. 2Dd u... s oo APARTMENTS Furnlst.ed models 3500 IQ ft. 3Br 28a+ .. o '""'" t4
opan dilly. Broker maid'• qtr•. frplc, •pa. a&<j aandy bch .... llGOo FOR RENT
c:oop. Call for bro-Ouloll '3900. t 73-3059 380 bcfl clOM •·•·• 12100
chure 1·800-477•7742. •---------
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:, BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEX It'• ~h~~.~::~:.o you COSTA MESA 2124 Jht '"~'=-BALBOA
can copnt on 10 ..a • .,. -. .._...,.,._ IS' a uo
f $829,000 myrl1d of pterchan-TOWNHOM• ..t'"l-wu-.
(#A AT LOCATION & XLNT INCOME dlM ltoma. becauM alk+teft., ~rd ar vi.r 7VV l••••iil••• ~ c~umne compel End-unlL Cln, new pnl L;;t;W Mftdo Ar l1ta ••r 1 aa, llghl & airy, BEACH TIME REALTY quallhed buyer• to a crpt. Yllfd. fp, 2-car w 10 , retrtg. dbl gar. laundry, deck seoo
(7 t 4) 673-69 t 1 C.lll pr, refrla, W/D Incl Avail 7/10. 11!500/mo BtMlo apt, parkl(lg, "'"==*.._ ___ .. M2·S87a Bkr/-..1.:aaeo Yearly le .... 720-0920 no kit '450 173·3039 1111ii..-lj;o;&;liiiil!il~--·~----------------·--------~
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1·' ' '•
QUIET 8c SERENE
Palm 1\1.esa Apart:nients I
So nw & ~t so f.i.r ...
That's the feeling you get
when you live at Palm
Mesa amid the l~h
grc:cncry of Reluded
woods & stately palms.
A Srud.1°"'1 1•&. 2 Bedrooms • Jn SS 15 ro S600
• 18R S6lS m S650
• 28R S725 110 S7SO A No Pm A VmiaJ Bhnda
A Ccili"I fans A NEW Oarpct. Paint 8t 1ik
... f.llnCU Room A Hmc:d Pool et Jll'UU.1 A PAbal & Ualcookl
A 0arap Avaitahlc
Ottice Hours: 9:00 am • 5:00 pm M·f
and J 0:00 am 4:00 pm wcef.cnds
156J Moe Or. · Santa AN Heights, CA
(714) "6-9860
. '
E'slde Costa M•••
1 bdrm .;IV&il In , 3
bdrm twnllse. Neat,
clean, drug.free non-
1mokers need only
call. No .ats. $400/
mo+~ ulil. 650-4292
NB Lido 2 Rma+ pr1 •
vate bath/entry. Kit
prlv. w/d, No/emk/
pet.a. Avl 6·t5 $550+
1/2 utl. 975·3444
NB Master bdrm, fG
clat, prlv. b th Furn.
Poot, Jacuul, Lndry,
5600+91<' 844-8618 .
N;'Wport B eaoh for
only l38S/m,. Ltg un·
furn Br. phn/cable/
kltch,w/d. 64~9515
1 •c Metro area. ug
I 3Br 2Ba hOUll to lht. Fully furn ai very
: CIHn. Malt br/p\11 b•
I 1490 84••4409
2726
llloe lilatfled Couple
lffkl 2t>d hH w/yard IOf 1mlJI dOQ In ES/
Npl Hgh11 9'6-8150.
2740
COMNlaCIAI.
UAL ESTATE
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
2904
$$Stop$$ Ground FL 0 0 R 0 p .
PORTUNITY. Unlim-
ited growth po1onllal.
1 vending program
In U.S.A. $0 down If
qualified. 1-800-805·
8001.
THURSDAY, MAY 18, 199S
No room left
in the garage
tor the car?
AAA Greeting Card iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
A call to
classified can
help
~.
Diet. National Com· panyl 56 yearsl No
selllngl Servicing ac-
counts onlyl Low In-
ves tment. Immediato
cas h flowl Be your
own bou $50-$100k
potential. 1·800-980· 1818.
AREA MILLION.ARE
Looking tor 5 pooplo
to make aerloua money. (714) 563-3998.
FREE DEBT
CONSOLIDATION
Immediate Relleff
Too many debts?
Overdue bllla? R•
duce monthly pay-
ment 30% to 50%.
Ellmlnate lntereat.
Stop . collectlon callera. Reatore
credit. NCC&, non·
profit. 1-800.955-0412
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SERVI CE TILES 3528 MASONRY 355 7 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DESIGNERS 3 782 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml SERVICES 3870 TUTOR 3 927 DIRE CT ORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii~liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim JONES ELECTRIC HANDYMAN Carpen-MASON AV EXPERTS QUALITY CARE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••••••••I Cer-Marbl•Oranlt• A II hours· Fu II Y try. tile, plumbing & Interiors Reflectlng Brick, blk, concrete 20 yrs Hp. excellent Personalized Pot Care LEARN SPANISH NOwt
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• •Bob 841.S005•
Kll-Bath-Rem-Fabr: *Best Price/Quality Bonded & Insured. roof. 25yrs exp w/rels. "Your" Style stucco & stne. UC/Bnd w orkmanship, fair Kennel attornat1ve No Exp'd S.A. Tutor. Alao
Leaks·Wl.rPr1g-Plbg Landscape, brick. stone L#705749 851-41807 Jerry Bell 775·0380 Rearrange, recover. or Low$$ Jose 531-7643 prices. 645·2417 Ron slross or worry Uc. Translator-Interpreter.
540-9237 L-355813 Conatlt. 800.786-1007 SADDLEBACK Handyman ·X·PreH replace. 075-9805 JENKINS PAINTING Ins. Refs. 673-7184 Suaana 073-7408
Leaky Showen Rep'd Brick, Block, Stono, Tile ELECTRIC Doors/Drywall/Plumb Vlll•11e Home DHlgn•---------Int/Ext. Wallpaper, Gabby's HouaeiPet ---------
The Dean of Ceramic Cone. Patio, Driveway •QUALITY SERVICE• Electrk:/Baltl Remodeling MOVING 3834 drywall, texluring, etc Care Service TILE 3 9 28
Tiie. lnstallallon, re-Fplc, BBOs. Ref. 20 Yr Beat Prlce/1.1884485 All trades 237.0435 JEWELRY 3794liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii David. 1-800-880·6222 Live-In Care, while out1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
pair, grouting & Exp. Terry 557·7594 714-857-4222 Orange Co Handyman .. PUBLIC NOTICE CHUNG'S PAINTING of town. call 451·2054 11
plumbing. L#&70l30 BRICKe TILEe STONE Etec:trical/Plumblng William Harold Jeweler• Th• Cant. Publlc Utlll-~~:,rsw~;~.' ~r~:r~:.'. ---------673-8065 or 84&-8526 Plaln/atamped Con-ELDERLY PainVCarpentry C Free Est. 831•3589 Watch & Jewelry repair tlH Commission RE· Uc#375602 538·1534 PLUMBIN 3890 c:rete & Coalinga CARE 3611 Antique/Fine J ewelry QUIRES that all used iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CHILD CARE 3536 Uc.#541656 631-43101'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •QUALITY SERVICE 8uy/MMrade 073.0305 household goods ~~:X,~UJc:!~s~cc~~ll
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil,....Quallty & Pride-All'' ALL residential needs movera print their 1 THE LOCAL PLUMBER
GrouVTll• Raatoratlon
Regrout•Recaulk
Repair-Clean & Seal FrH Estimate 14().7309
R~rout Systems l153803S ADDITIONS
REMODELING 3410 M th /M t I aap~ta of concre•a & Shopping, cooking, Inc welding-No Job too 1---------P.U.C. Cal T number; rLe"'m62o2v6e3ta, pepely2/re5p8a9r1. o er w aa era n ..... • drlvlnn, Engllah· s mall! 714·298·7435 IANDSCAPE •· d H .,. • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Behavioral Sci. will masonry. Best MfVlc:e, kl • 1 R f Ul llmoa an c:hau ours
-1 Witham 8angtrt Co.· 1---------
Slnc:o 1947 TUTORING 3930· •
DUNCAN care for Infante, tocl· 33 yra In area. 631-3859 ~~::1 r~~. 7~~3922e a. Semi Retired contractor. IAWN CARE 3808 print their T.C.P. num· Emerald Palptlng CONSTRUCTION dlera. children. 84~9 Rpra, lmprvmnts. amt l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ber In all advertise· lnVExt wallpopor/lllo
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Li1'476000 675-9304 SAT Semlnara, Excel
J Q II I I 11 manta. If you have a Competlll11e rates 10 yrs 20 Yrs E>ep. Small & --::Q::-u-a""'1""u-._..,c~h""'l,...ld:-c-a-r• __ ,_C_O_N-....,-.. -CT-O_n_s--·---------obs. ua ly. ntegrty, Baalo Yard Malnt. quastlon about the le-e11.p-Free esl 751-2039
Lg. J obs 050•7042 fun, aafe, environment .a-"ft ..., FENCES I care, Ken 642-1 770 Lawns, C leanupa, gallly of a mover, limo Qene Abrams Painting
Arni• Smith Plumblmg
& Rooter. i1'512597
Bonded Ally Woil<. Drains
••530-0700•• exp'd , caring, rellable GENERAL 3558 6 DECRS 3615 ---------THr••ll Trlm9m7!n8g2, 4L5t or chauffeur. call: Int.Ext Oual Paint Rea1 $ AUTO · Xlnt Refa ...... 434-3977 HARDWOOD au ng .,. Public Utllitlas Uc/Int since 76 Ceil re· E•pert Drain Cleaning
Cpl BUILDERS INC Lawn Service. Mow/ Commission moved & rete11t 641·8877 & p R INSURANCE 3444 -C-,.-1:!11-UT-u-G----• · •FENCES OATES• FLOORS 3712 edge/aod/a lnkters/ 714•558-4151 1umb1ng epai1s .w;n.l'"' Residential Const. new/repair/post f9placed pr Ike's Custom Palnllng 20yra exp. All wo1~
Uc.#518424•1nsured Redwood• LtP576605 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ctn-up. Al 9 oe-271o Two Brothen Moving Prof, Cloan, Oualtly Guar. Steve 545-8298 PREFFERED RATES SERVICES 3548 (714) 905-4993 Jim Why1• 842-7206 CLEAN/WAX/POLISH Ive mag or call after 5 Same Day S.rvlce Work. lnVExt & Docks . ......,.P_r_e_c_l•_•___,.P..,.lu_m..,.b..,.l_n_g_
on J une 3rd SAT. I
mlgs In Irvine $19'-•
Summer classes 100.
Pat O'Dowd 673-2360 ....
Tutor•PhD, MIT grad •• 15 yrs . Experience
Basic Math lhN Cale•
Chemistry & Physics
SAT prop ..... 640-86211.
" F~~":.~~~N.8At. Showalter •Wood FencH• Ma~~·~e~~u~~~ting Ac~!'OF'fL QARDhENI IERd LowHt Ratea, LI073468 631 .. 610 Repairs & Remodels
L -•A t 43" "140 A TOUCH 01' CLASS __.~,-... , ......._ .. -~i.... 71,. ......... 70• ... ng or eac an • L#134650 857-1500 RAINBOW Clrcle Malnt. Free E111matos WALL ·----------oc... gen ol'V Cleaning R••'Comm & Wood, contr'• .• ,.._, -..... ·-·'ll ...-V-00-... ae•na .. If It were my . ., edmatn. Low prices. Uc'd \_1.~"'; -........ 813 Paim.ng. ln\lEll:l House/ • Lf«l87398 889-,090 COVEDTUGS 393i " STUDENT PLUMBER1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiil CARPENTRY 3510
Llc/8on~ed. Frff e.t. HomH & RemOd•I• Advw1lage Constr 974-530t own •.... rry ........... . Apt. Oual. Job. Free H I "'"'
Tereaa 282·7'143 Ue#654360 .. 873-4590 · . HAUUNG 3720 BEST .108 Gardening. MEDICAL . St. tic:1569897 636-8888
80SS HOUSECLEANING landacaplng, clHn SERVICES 3848 •SON'S PAINTING•
Rtpllra, Aefnoc1. Ooora. m Ueenaed-lnaured. 5 0 GIASS/ .IUNK T Th DUMP u~•· trM trim. Rera.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 20vr1 Eltp. ResJComm
'Stoppages Repair °' 1• • Replace ANYTHING! Custom Wallpeper -•
•(714) 894·3759• Strlppln9/PalnUnt1 No Job too amalll clOWs, cabinets. stucco I clrr •:;~~~· DOORS 3 8 MIRRORS 3682 (714-~08~882) F EE Eal. 4:16-1518 llledloal Ttanaorlber lnVExt. Uc #460559.
wd, ftnca. gain, etc. Uc. --!!.~~~~...--liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Will haul what Trash OrMn Scene Landsc:png ... Icing pt-ft wk at hm 537·94~ «~1&-8712 ROOFING
35yrs exii Jeny 142.0517 Exp. Houaecleanlng An •xPerlenoed HARaOR GLASS CO. Man won't! 966-1882 & Irrigation, Trimming exnarlenced & reliable TOP QUALITY 3910 w e gals should hang
5°' Olf w/ad. en-ten
A to Z HANDYMAN Weekly/Blwffkly, One dependable door Comm/RH. Storefrnt, & Removals, Clean· can-Collffn. 548-6646 INT/EXT. Very com-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii together. Strip. lnalaJI.
IHSTAUJREfACE CAlllNm Time, Eif:IY Property. hanger. Guat work. wlndowa, wrdrbe. tub/ -u-e-11T-TH--B-EA--UTY--upa & Malnt. St. Uc. petltlve. Uc #848-228. •THUNDER ROOFING• advice to th• crazy,
Kitchen&, b1tha, dOOfs, •Dora 3 ... 124• , .... Don 621·8910 1hower. Uc. 842.0.24 ~ 1 5 SCMU Private Duty Nu,.• .la~ 714-0S0-5Ge0 For all of yourroohng 931·211 1 an m•
window•. Doug 646-7258 tWINDOW CLWINGt ·--------·--------• FITNESS 3740 LVN available for occ. nHda. Rerooflrepalr . ......,.--------1 FREe ESTIMATES ,. ·-·nlghta and Wffkenda. ---------1 Uc 638144840·4122
287-8081 D•vld DRYWALL HANDY MAN 3710 L!!!!!~~~~!:!!!!J Newport Beach area. PIANO a VOCAL
CARPET INSTALL SUVICE 3584liiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili L~ '~!!,~~!~ °ra~~~ ca1t Gall 848-5676· LESSONS 3868
6 REPAIRS 3518 COMPUTllS 355.. Ho1MUanta1 Pr•'9'"" dleta a. meas u •••n
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iii••••lllliiiiiiiiiill Acouttlc c.lllng removal Drywall and morel Allure mag. Newport 3858 Pl.AHO Beg.-Advanc:ed
All eg•• ·Teacher cer1.
Entert.inment Avail. ------MAC TUTORING Water damage. FrH Gary Ma.8277 Batlalrlc C1r. 873-8586
Sy.tern & all'Pf09'"'• Eatl Kevin 173-6020. Carp'llY.· roof'g, plbQ 1·LE-,.-11-,.-----
Marlc •••••• e7 .. 7t48 p•lnt g, glaaabtocka ROME CARE/ VtTUo
•W.P. YOUNGQUIST
P.ant1n9 Centnotor Ou.I. painting by prot'll
Ucll020M. IN. ,,..~~ ueCTJUCAL 3•10 !to cfrlla/Stucco. SEIVIC!S
••TUTORING•* ~ u Conc:tete dec:kl/Aepalrl llaVICIS 3760 ----
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3812
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Elccet, Acc:eaa, 20 Yr• A-1 Eeotrl4NI werlc Cerpentrr••1 .. 1rl••I MOM• M•LPUt Wiii
El(J>. I00"200-eoa4 Duncan •lectfio Plumblng•Drywall• ....,... °' atllst w11amily.
BUY ft ... ft. find IC Quick AHponM a1uoco•Patn11ny•T... "'°"" of June °' Thur•. C~. Local Uo. ....7048 •• .. ·1.e4 Oll!mlphts/M. &41·10t'7
ftrff Conaultallon 11"9 .._, PalltlUlnl
No R~very•No '" PLUS IOuettUpa. C .. Jt•IH·Un 14 Mr 24 Hr9. AIChatd Sinor M. TMOllAI MICKI, llO. Uc~ ~
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myriad of merchan-
d ise Items, beeauH
our column• compel
quahhad buyer• to
call I
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gel to all tlJ.s>••
repair lobs
around tho house?
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reliable help.
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THURSDAY, MA'V 18. 199S
58 HugebMgs
63 Gawlf.al
64 Unpeld
118 AclOf Beety 117 S.llof 'a dnnk
118 Sum
69 Till Ille oowa -
home
70 Olul
71 Ullol
candidates
72 -out made
ends meet
DOWN
1 Oive a big srrnle
2 -Major. constenauon
3 Roster
'4 Pots
5 8eneYolenc:o
6 Know•!llJ slang 7 Bullfights cheers
8 Parched
9 Swappod
10 Ploy
ti FU fo -
12 Houseplant
13 Stew over
21 In one-and
OUI the other
23 Ouet>ec's
Sept--25 River nymph
27 Auchons
s ,.~
28 Singer c. re
• 29 Star1ed
31 Passageway
32 Measure
33 Squeeze 36 Flightless bnd
37 Otslurb
41 Lag
'44 Er;lucahonal
•rtSlllUlion
45 Par1 ol a grove 47 Disapprovingly
49 Wide hes
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and TANNAH HlnOf
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Both vulnerable. $oQlh deala. NORTH
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a t.rue mct.ure o( I.he hand, becauae l<Jd9 «*ha, toys, blkaa, Edl1on bV Duffr· ... book•, jewelry, Cl•••lo Mode , partner wiU aJway1 erpeet. the ft.RC.-rutn & hHhold Kma. ...,. 1a. New bot·
bid suit to be b 1001 or lonpr than Tona of gr... aluffl tom paint. Xlnl cond. ---------
the one mentioned later. Howe,,.r, •••· 05120 8-3pm. Full oover top and CADIUJLC 9040 1·5-,-._-•• -U---,-2-0-0
that probably made no dilrereoce to aan Real• Lane. nMJ c:octcpll covet. Marlnal••l!!l!•&iiliil!lil!ii• v...-
the end result, 1ince iL '' not euy to l'a!Mew{Adama. •lip avt. Nu ban.,._ •eo l'loelwo04I Ont~ --------
WEST ilt'rlfft'9tr.ltl .. 5 EAST
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17000 •7~3•t• 37K mllH. Vogue •ea XTe e eye, auto,
West led a apade, and it reqwred boot•, clock radio, gla 34 TOLLYCRAl'T tlr••· telephone, air, PS/PW/POL, CC,
no great genius on the part. of table, anawer mach, S/F. TWn gaa, genera· leather. Exec car. Had caas, cstm rims, mini
declarer, the lat.e Waldemar von plcturH, etc. Sat 8-3, tor, well equipped, bHI or cate. 112•500/ cond, lo ml. 15,750. QJ866S o 1016• St
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•83 3249 Colorado (Giel«) bow davit, very clean. obo. PP 723-1186 2KYG52.9. 437·1931 Zedtwiu, to realize I.hat It had to be Mu•t Hll, very m•
51 Muhammad-
54 Teethona
wlleel
55 Tai Mallat Biia
56 Pal dry 57 T 1usn1 soldlef
58 "lovely -.
meter maid •
60 Cozy comer
61 Mild
62 Lean·IO
65 -King Cole
11 12 13
a singleton. It eeemed that declarer MOV1¥G iAL• tlv.tedl 723-4074 --------•---------
was destined to lose t wo s pade l'rl/Sal Noon-7pm CHEVROLET 9045 SUZUIU 9205
t.riclLI, but Waldy, u be was called Walerbed rrame, golf ---------1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&iiiiii
by hia peen, bad other ideas. cluba, aofa bed, frig, SAIL BOATS 7014 at Chev, .. ..,..., van
Declarer won the ace of ap1dea, mens <42 long) eulta, Gold color good cond.
-.J h f h d misc. 387 *· Bay •L 13' 000 mll crOH<:N 10 t e ace o earta an at.#et (lndool'9) 38 l'T ALDl!N 1931 • ..., ton. • e•. ruffed a heart in band. East.•1 queen,_,.,,.,,.,,..,,.._,,,...,,...,..,,,...,,....,..,..,.-auto, AJC, PS, PS.
was a welcome sight. The ace and PATIO SALE Fri/Sat Claaalc w/cold moul-new Urea ........ $4000 obo
kinr of clubs were cashed t.o,draw aom. NO "aarliea." dad bottom, dsl eng, 548-8229 AnUque book• llnana very clean, beaut Int,
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The bidding:
SOl11'H WEST
1• Pu1 24 p ...
.. p ... the oppon!nta' fangs, followed by glaHware, coliectlbles a true claulc beauty! ---------
anot her heart r uff. When that iH Cca•t. Me .. at S19,900. 723-4074 ' CHRYSW 9050
Opening lead: Five of• fekhed the king from East, the, _________ es• Blueboy 24' & 1977 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
slam was halfway home. UT 8120 7 :3 0-12 Traller with new tlru. •a7 Le8aron Auto, air,
•JUST ARRIVED*
1998 ••• .. m• 1999 Swift•
Immediate Delivery.
Stat1 al 58995.
(Vln#603216) ..
714-892-e651
LONGPRI! SUZUKI 13600 Beach
Westminster
Hu bridge improved dramatical-Declarer cashed the ace and king tel lothl ••· ,hardwoorfd Sacrifice $a SO. fully loaded. Muat
ly over theyean1 Yea, if you coMid-of diamonds, diacarding two 1padea oor ng, urn, iu • (818) 368-1989. H•I Auna greatl •-1-0-Y-O_T_A ____ _
er the great strides made in bid-from the board, and ruffed a dia-:::.·2~~·;:,::,e:,otd ---------2GAE414. $2,850. 9210
ding. But when it comes to the pt~ mond. Dummy's last heart was led 72' Coronado 27' New-437·1931 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
of the hand, the legends of yester-and, when East showed out, all was Sat-Sun 8:30 No early ':::,~dH~a~rP.N::r~~: --------~-•as Creaalda, Bur·
year were every bit as good u thoee well. Instead of ruffing, declarer blrd1• dp1t•a1sb•11 kl1Vltundry 53495 818) 36a-1989. HONDA gundy w/leather Int.
of today. For example, this hand pitched a spade. West had to win •PP• n • 0 c m, 9085 53,000 ml. Loadedl
was play~more than 60 years Aoo, the trick and, with nothing left in Q bed, toya, clothH, Glrlfrlend:1, Boat:O $5950 54S.244a ..., & morel 461 Cabrlllo. and it hig ightAI both points. band but red cards, was forcei:I to Coronado 25' New •as ACCORD LX 91 Prevl• LE
No modern player would respond give declarer a rulf-slufT. Declarer YARD SALi! Fri. 5/19 Matlner BHP, 3 aalls, 2 Power everything. Ork grey, loaded, xlnt
in a four-card major suit. while sup-trumped in dummy while jettison· only. Great StuHI Old Anchor•. radio, sink, S tereo c a• sett•, cond. 47K, 1-owner. ~essing a five-card major simply ing th e last spade from the closed Schwinn bikes, col-dual batlerlea +extras. cruise. 5·1peod. Blue. $15,800 640-9192' toc tablea. lots of $3900. 675-1193 Very good condlllon, cause of the quaJity of the suits. hand, and South's only loser was a goodleall 2546 Santa rune strong. $2900.
,.1.t.beco-·m-es_im.-o•.s.i.bl_e_l_a_te_r_to..-11.·v_e __ h_eart __ . ________ , ___ """"' ·Ana Ave. ---------• Call 714-444-4030. •---------,-SPEED & VANS 9225
FREE TO YOU6022 SPORnNG CORONA ,_NE_WP_O_R_T ___ SIU BOATS 7016 JEEP 9110 '73 Volkawagan Van GOODS 6065 DEL MAR 6122 BEACH 6169 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii L k 1
FREE COOKBOOKI ~i!iiii!i~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •7a SkJMaster 21 Ft. GREAT GRAD OIFTI w~~e~s. n ;ue~s c~~~~ To recipe contributors 8 0 W HUNT I N Q SALE Bat & auR liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii With' Trailor. 460 Pan- '89 Cherokee 4x4. $950. Call 535-0118
rrom author or •new a Q u 11 p MEN T . 5120 & 21. 8am-2pm. ESTATE SALE ther Jet. Fast! $3,500 Low ml, nu llres/ster. -----------
Newporl-Hlatorlcal Bowhuntera ot1cooun1 Furniture, cloth••, May 20·2111 10a-4p 714·850·3025. xlnl cond, 1 owner.'85 Toyota Van 5
cookbook In progreH. Warehou1e America's books, & collectables. An• antiques & beau----------• $9750. Day 645-6812 spd, air, cass. Musi Pl•••• Write : largest ar~hery sup-TEDDY BEARS 209 llful upholstered lum. •1988221tSkl Boat• ext.11 eve4·34·9188. seel Lie 2L37616.
Laurie Mc Laughlln pller. •locks over Marigold, In alley. 126 1/2 Topaz Bal ls. 5.7 Hire V-8, King Only $2,965. 437-1931
13612 Goldenwesl St. 5,000 bowhuntlng • .. v--AR ........... D ....... S_A_L .... l!-S-A_,T ...... 8-·.,...? •MOVING SALE• ~~~~a J~::· ~:,~t~~l~~ _______ 9_1_2-5·----· ------111202B, Westmlnlster, Items at 20-40% ott re-513 Orc""ld •ve. s T M 20 8 3 MAZDA ,-CA 92883-3883. tall Call 1•800•735-" ~ A . ay • · new conlroller/uphol-VOLXSWAGEN 9235 PI• a a e C a 11: 2897 for ,.free 160 Toys, clolhH, furnl· Skis, golf, skates, TVs, stery. Great ski boat· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
7 1 4 -8 9 5 -8 O 8 6 -B lure & much more. c I o I h I n g , m I s c . fast-looks greal ..... re-'93 Mazda Mia ta c liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
7 1 4 -5 3 o .9 8 5 a ·H page catalog. 461 Santa Ana Ave. ady to go. s12.ooo pkg, red/tan, C'rfllom
FUNDRAJSER? SUNOUEST WOLFF COSTA ••!:!SA 6124 SAT• SUN 646-9449/574-4247 Int & sound, low mll• TANNING BEDS. New ''"° • a e e ... and d Support ~ocal Busl-commercial-home iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii May 19th & 20th g • '"u e warr. nessea with Big Ae-tanning unite from 9AM lo 3PM $14,800. 650-832J
1ull1 ror your organl-$199 Lampa-lotlona-•.---------1961 Vista Caudal MARINE SUPS
•aa CABRIOLET
Automatic, low mlles,
xlnl cond, $8700. Call
673-5089
zatlon. For Ir" pre-acce1sorles. Monthly Annual Giant 70-•--------DOCKS 7022 MERCEDES
aentatlon or lntorma· payments low as $20. Family Gar Salts THE BIG ONE! 9130 MISC. AUTO
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lion call 714-846-3292. Call today FREE NEW Sal-May 20, Sam. St. Andrewa .
Schools, Clubs, Rell-color catalog. 1-800-Fairview Rd & South PrHbyterlan Church
9245
goua Organizations, 367-6836 Coast Or, at Fairview Rummage Sale.
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE Athlellca, Etc;,.. · & Sunflower. Margie Thurs 9·7, Fri 9-2.
Olcamllll, 979·8280 16th St. & St. Andrews
35-45 FT pvt slip, park· '71 220 Dleael Auto, BUY auy Nl!W VE Ing avall, on shore re-PW, am/tm, mint cond "" •
stroom, nr Fun Zone. Low ml 65K, all orig. HICLE. $800 down
Walk to restaurant, Only $2,650. 437-1931 and S75 monthly 0%.
stores & po11 olc. ---------Interest plus we'll pay $600/mo. 723-5835 •a7 Blk 260E Looks/ you lo do 11. Send 5530 SERVICES 5533 MISC. 6015 BUILDING
6030
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iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii POSTAL JOBS. Entry OAK TABLE w/leat & MATERIALS
Real Eaate level pay starting 2 chairs, $100. 01! ,
$23,000/year. For Job FRIG · w/l cemaker 87 Concrete Ml)(er. BALBOA RIAL DTATI UL.II
Busy wallc·ln locltlon. mp plan. f1>f Interview
call Ron Tavtor. =I lheflnJ .........
tMwport
673-7300
appllcatlon and lnfor-$100. 631·6104 o; 1/3 Sack. Good Con-
ma1ion call by 6-15-873·5348. dlllon. $300 894-3759. ISIAND 6106
1995. 1·800 506-1001 PLANT SALE ACRES 4 all aleel arch build· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii
Ex1 3000. Junipers, honey· Inga, new, never 4-FAMILl•S SaVSun
suckle, rosemary, erected, can deliver. 8-2, 1oe Coral. Down-EMPLOYMENT herbs $1 . Citru1-lrult-40x30 was $5990 now sizing. Big TV, w/d,
avocado tree1, fruiting S2990; 40x62 was furn, misc. Antiques & WANTED 5535 $10. On palms e· $20. $10,850 now $5975; collectibles. 673-5887
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10' Achlllea Inflatable
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Balboa Island In xchg S112K 310-592-5430. CA 91301.
ror partial use or
power boat. 673-3245 ---------SEIZED CARS PONTIAC 9170 FROM S175. SELL
your used vehicle
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i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Por aches. Cadillac a. Chevys, BMW's, Cor· •a4 Tr•n• Am. Looks veues. Also Jeepa, 4
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53000. 714•962_1195 Ext. A·5139 for current
llallngs. ~=======~I Ulac $10. 909-1)74-9422 50x78 was S13,500
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mktng agency. Mu st Reis. 619-323-7800 $899-Honda 3500 2340 have good pho ne HOUSESITTER $1 ,099. Factory direct,
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12.spm, 56/hr. Temp-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Pharmaceullcal 1·800-Ing homea. CAU 597· (lrvlne Terrace)
,perm. 642·l775 x2l0 •BUYING ITEMS• 733-3288 (C.O.D.'1 9037 for more Into. ----.,,..,.,..,,.,,----
f\e t t From 1800-1960. 1 pc Accepted). ---=AD~o=RAB'"""'""L'""E=--••CDM•• s auran LIQUIDATION SABATINO'S to entire estate. Palnt-1_________ AKC Puppies & SALE
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Retell Salea/Caahl•r myriad of merchan-Saturdays-Only. CLASSIFIED II'• the resource you
Npt Beach drugstore. dlsa lloms, because All levels and ages. lt'a lh• resource you can count on lo sell a
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Consignment
..: Not1t. accegtlng
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·---l l -5 ~l•a•• be aware that tfle llatlng1 In this cat-•--.-. --------11 egory may require you 36 And ped kltch table
JO call a 900 number S70, 3 2-drwr cheats 1n which there 11 a S65 •• OBO. 640-5438
.ciharge per minute. FOR SAL ll twl n
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1 ~.,.·time. For FREE pans, mica. OBO.
• mormatlon, write to: 7tH•·a492
Unlveraal Opportunl-Futon• $89,bunk bed•
'tlH, 249 N. Brand $159 6pc rot Iron di-
' Blvd. 1543, Glendale, nette' $229, Opn 7 dye
CA 9 1203. Mr. han a .. 532·5030
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206-634-0488 Ext. c S100 both. &40-2500
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ON.THI TOWN
Plan your week with
our local caltmdar
1 TASTD'S OIOJCE-
'A Tate ot Costa Mesa"
f81UT81 nma = through Sunday L
Sears at South Coat Plaz4.
See sane. below
2BLONDll AMlllTION-
N.ewport Harbor Art
Museum's Friday Night
Films aeries oontinues at
~~·with "Desperately Susan." a COMIC BAI I ET -
Festival Banet Theatre
weaents "Coppelia -
The Girl With Enamel Eyes"
2 ,p .m . Saturday and Sunday
in Orange Coast College's
Robert B. Moore Theatre.
4 ·FDtEBlllD sum· -
Stravinsky's composi-
tion b Qne work The
Met Orchestra performs 8
tonight at Orange County
Peddrming Arts Center.
SGOODCAUSI!-·
"A Pog Milkcaps T~ur
nament to Remember"
3 to 7 p.m. Saturday pays
tn"bute to slain Newport •
Beech Police Officer Robert
Henry and raises money 'for
his young family. The action
,ta•~ at Creative Play,
462 B~·~ St., C6llta Mesa. ~l
6 "WAJt REQumM" -
In honor of Armed
Forces Day, M•er
Chorale of OranB:~\mty
!dip Benjamin 'j
~ t p.m. Saturdaf .. the
Performing Arts Center.
1 ROCK OPERA -
Newport Harbor High
School Drama DeP,art-
ment's staging of Andrew
Lloyd Webberfl'im Rice's
•Jesus Christ Superstar"
opens a two-weekend run
1:30 tonight.
8vortuAL VOCALS -
Virgin Megastore pre-
feDts British singer Nan
Vernon in free concerts at
6:30 and 7:30 tonight at the
grand opening of Virtual
World in niangle Square.
9LIPE'S A CABAllET -
"Just Old Friends" is
presented 8 p.m. Friday
and Saturday at Costa Mesa
avtc Playhouse.
1 OFREEMUSICALE -
lndian dancer
Ramia Harishankar
and friends perform 3:30
p.m. Sunday at Newport
Beach Central Llbrary. +++
For more details on these
and other local events, see
On The 1bwn, page C2.
igblighting New-
port Harbor Art
Museum's curre nt
permanen~ CQllec·
ti on
"Obj
Image" are three large paintings
by contemporary artist LLyn
Foulkes, whose unique figural
and landscape imagery has been
making a seminal impact on the
Los Angeles art scene since the
early 1960s. Recently, Foulkes
presented a slide lecture at the
museum to discuss his colorful
career, which bas fanned
through the emotional currents
of abstract expressionism, photo-
graphic mechanics, musical
invention and, lately, tableaux
paintings of gripping social com·
mentary be sometimes labels
"new Pop."
Actually, Foulkes' face is
familiar to anyone acquainted
with this latter body of work, fea-
tured in the 1992 "Helter Skel-
ter" exhibition at LA's Museum
of Contemporary Art. ln these
bas-relief constructions that com-
bine flat and three-dimensional
elements to achieve depth and
shallowness simultaneously. be
repeatedly casts himseH as the
disillusioned male figure peering
out from vaiiQUS psycho.dramu •
Self-portrait surrenders to per·
sonal metaphor. and a nightmar-
ish morality play takes over star-
ring society's meek misfit, the
"every man" embittered and .
beaten by consumer gluttony
and greed. Indeed, human isola·
tion amid the detritus of an
urban environment remains a
central theme throughout
Foulkes' art, and is a steady
reminder that you can run, but
you cannot hide from the soul of
the truth.
I first met llyn Foulkes dur-
ing the run of the "Helter Skel-
ter" exhibit. I interviewed him at
his meandering home and studio
in Topanga Canyon. The living
room area where we sat was
itseH an assemblage artwork,
• SEE FOULKES. PAGE C4
•
AfAltLA 11110
Creme de la Creme
more than a caterer
' •• Newport Harbor Art Museum's current 'Object and .hnage :·
• • •. • exhibition features three large paintings by semina) IA
artist lLyn Foulkes Oeft). IA Tunes art critic William Wtl-:·
son (above) has been tracking the 'quirky eccentricities' of ·~
Southern California art for 32 years. We talked to both.
Local art scene columns by
LAURI MENDENHALL
+++
Photos by
CAsEY LuKscH
William Wilson: California myth-making
" ... Th en there's the classic
California story -you go out to
Malibu Beach to stay with a
friend. Get up on Sunday morn-
ing and stroll out onto the beach·
front deck to take in another
spectacular sunny day. You have
a Bloody Mary, a nice relaxing
brunch and ... the n ext thlng you
know, you're 65 years old ... •
-Wllllam Wilson
Los Angeles Tunes art cnbc 11993)
othing like a
blunt dose oc'rain·
bow reality to
explore the
underbetly of CaJ ·
ifornia dreaming
and its proximity to the big chill.
Yet, the dilemma remains -
when you overlap facts with
fable to find the true image or
California, what does the reflec-
tion of the myth in the mirror ,
look like?
According to longtime LA
T1.mes art critic·Wtlliam Wilson -
whose lecture last week at the
Newport Harbor Art Museum
was peppered wtth humorous
anecdotes lmkmg soaetal phe·
nomena to visuaJ art -the
answer lies within the debate of
how convmnng the city of Los
Angeles lS as its own authentic
artwork. or as a breed.mg
ground for t1ew trad.Illons
"Art is forged by changes m
sooety, and can only resonate dS
art when it tllwrunates human
existence," Wilson explained.
"Actually, everything that comes
from the mmd of mdn IS art,
especially il it nngs true with
that deep; deep feeling we all
have about things that are
important.
"ln dny event. the quirky
eccentncities that for 40 years
defined Southern Califonua art
began dt the end of World War n. and ended with the end of the
Cold War," he conbnued "So, I
guess ypu could say we are post·
boned for a new era of art to pre·
sent 1tsell None of us knows
• SEE WILSON. PAGE C4
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With icy resolve, youths get taste of business
By Anna.Marie Stolley.
Special to the Daily Pilot
,M atthew Sykes, 10, pitch·
er and first baseman.
alsQ plays basketball
and hockey. His sister Melissa,
13, plays soccer, tennis, and the
piano.
They like to read the stock
mark~t.
And, when they aren't com·
peting in sports or attending
c1We5 at Carden Conservatory .
in Huntington Beach, Matthew
and Melissa run their business,
Ul' Sbavel'$ Hawaiian Shave Ice.
The children, who are co·
presidents ot their sole propri-
etorship, load up the family's
mobile home with equipment,
flavoring bottles and ice, and
bead for local fairs and charity
events. Their parents and
employees join them.
Melissa and Matthew ol
Huntington Beach will set up
their 10-by-10 shelter tent for the
1995 Taste of Costa Mesa.
Shave ice cones are light, airy,
and cool -the perfect comple-
ment to a heavy meal. In sec-
onds, five-pound blocks c:A ice
ttamtomi into fr89i1e, snowy nu. ma ue then molded into
coMa.
MdlM aDd Matthew have 17
ftayodng syrupl. including
beMne, bhlebeny, root beer and
ltlawbmy, wblcb tt.Mrf pow on ..
tg> of MCb COM. Regwu ($2)
.nd a.rv-(13) m. will be avail-
More cold stuff
available to
festival goers
Shaved ice won't be the
only cool dessert available
at Taste of Costa Mesa. Haa-
gen Oazs ice cream employ·
ees Will present their best-
selling flavors from the wide
selection of gourmet ice
cream. frozen yogurts, sor-
bets and smoothies offered at
their South Coast Plaza store.
Vanilla, strawbeny, cof-
fee, macadamia nut, brown-
les a la mode and cookie
dough sundaes Will be fea-
tured, in small or large serv-
ings, topped with either fat
free hot fudge or strawberry
sauce and nuts.
Raspberry sorbet and
vanilla yogurt will also be
available, along with vanilla,
coffee or chocolate ice cream
bars, dipped in chocolate,
with or without nuts.
Owners Dorothy ond
Patrick Hurley d Newport
BMcb, married for 26 years.
with seven children and l 0
gro.nddlildren, pier\ to ltand
near tbe booth, bending out
two for one tkketl for tbell'
store.
By Anno Mone Stolley
able, with up to three flavors per
cone.
"You can almost go skiing
down the (large size)," said Ray
Sykes, Cather of the young entre·
preneurs.
The children usually make
more than $500 per day, and
have more than paid back their
$6,000 initial investment.
They started their business
one year ago, for several rea-
sons.
"The kids wanted to have
their own business," said Sykes.
"They knew how to read the
stock market, but they had no
real firm grip on running a busi·
ness."
They also wanted to earn
their alk>wences, and to start
$aving for college.
Matthew and Melissa work at
every aspect of their business,
includibg counting the money,
working the booth, and hinng
employees, although sometime
they get a little help from mom
and dad.
While many of their friends
are plajlng and hanging out.
Melillia Del Matthew work on But, they dori't mind.
•akiug as a famµy, •
•we have fun."
ld._ds are equally
---tan• with thelr
STUDYING
AT OXFORD
Following their
travels around the
country to the liomes
of great writers and
arUsb, writer Susan·
na Clemans and her
husband artist Hat·
vey Clemans have
Chosen Oxford. Miss.,
a tbeli' favorite small
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4 other Delaney's Locations To Serve You
THAN
JUST
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•
.... Mil .
1bt VM.mteer Allodation oi
SbermaD lJbruy and GanMna bolds
annuil1 5DliDa P'alr 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sunday, Jlrtcil• 115 fOf ldwu, SlO
for ddfdren. Box lunches. mUllc, ~and chUdren'a nature
ectMtiea included. 2tu7 E. Cocm
Hlghluy. Corona del Mar, 673-2281.
• "DESPOATELY SEEKING SUSAN'"
>.. part of "The Women• minis-
e ries within Newport Harbor Art
Museum's five-year •A Century of
Cinema• Fri(Jay Night F~ series.
di.rector Susan Seidebnan's "Desper-
ately Seeking Susan• (1985) ts
screened 6:30 p.m . Friday. It stars
Rosanna Arquette and Madonna.
Adjunct curator of film Arthur Taus-
sig gives brief introduction, anp
there's a post-screening discussion.
850 San Clemente Dri11e, Newport
Beach, 159-1122.
~ ltlb ;S STiJfF
• STORY & CRAFT HOUR
From-7 to 8 tonight, the book is
"Ship of Dreams· by Dean Morris-
sey and the craft sandman puppets;
On Thursday, May 25, "Maya, the
Storyteller• visits. Barnes &
Noblel»langle Square, 1870 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mesa, 631 ·0614.
• OllLDREN'S STORY HOUR
Frog book Is read and frog pic-
tures drawn t p.m. Sunday in honor
of Calavaras County Frog Jumping
Day. Barnes & Noble, Fashion
Island, 953 Newport Center Drive,
Newport ~ach, 159-0982.
• "GOOSEBUMPS" CLUB
Gathering dedicated to R.L Ste.in
books commences 6:30 p.m. Mon-
day. Read with Pat, who will test
your "Goosebumps• knowledge and
give away three free books. Barnes
& Noble/Fa&hJ6n Island, 953 New-
port Center Drive, Newport Beach,
759-0982.
• BARNES Ii NOBLE/FASHION ISLAND
Susan Klopfstein leads discussion
of "The 7 Spiritual Laws of Success•
7 p.m. Fridays through May 26.
Author Irv Gellman signs ·secret
Affairs" 1 p.m. Saturday. Author Eric
Tyson signs "Mutual Funds for Dum-
mies" 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Women's
Studies Reading Group continues
discussion of Maeve Binchy's "Circle
of Friends" 7 p.m. Wednesday.
Author James Ellroy signs • Ameri-~
can 'lllblold" 7 p.m. Thursday, May
25. 953 Newport Center Drive, New-
port Beach. 159-0982.
• IMNES Ii NOIU/T1IANGlE SQUARE
Mystery Reading Group d1scusses
"Undue Jnftuencie• by Steve MuUnl
7 to 9 tonlObL family psychologist u.. Anmtzong dltaMI• book 0 Mea Are from Man. Women Prom
Venus• 3 to 4 p.m. Saturday. Evan
Powell dbcuaet tu. new book •unftnisbed c.o.pet• l to' p.m. Sat·
wday. Gemini la the fOCUI of Altrolo-
gy Read1og Group 1 to 9 p.m. Mon-
day. Uterary Readioo Group focuses
on works ol George Eliot 7 to 9 p.m.
Monday. Prose & Poetry Night 7 to 9
p.m. Tuesday features an open mike.
Gay/Lesbian Reading Group (open
to all persuasions) meets 8 to 10 p.m.
Thunday, May 25, to talk about thls
month's book. "Brother and Sister.•
1810 Harbor Blvd., Coata Mesa, 631-
0614.
•COSTA MESA DOWNTOWN~
Costa Mesa-based Pet Gazette
Publications present display of litera-
ture by local pet and wildllfe organi-
zations through June ts as part of
•Be Kind to Animals Week.· 1855
Park Ave., Costa Mesa, 646-8845.
• MESA VERDE PUBLIC UBRARV
Costa Mesa-based Pet Gazette
Publications present display of litera-
ture by local pet and wildlife organi-
zations through June 15 as part of ·ee Kind to Animals Week.· 2969
Mesa Verde Drive East, Costa Mesa.
546-5214.
• NEWPORT BEAO. CENT1'AL LIBRARY
South Orange County Commuru-
ty Theatre's Readers Theatre group
gives free reading of We ndy Wasser-
stein's "The Heidi ChronJcles• at 7
tonight The poetry of Catherine
Spear is focus of "Vokes and
Visions• free monthly poetry discus-
slon.2:30 to 4 p.m. Friday. Friends'
MeeUng Room, 1000 Avocado Ave.,
717-3800.
• ROUND TAPLE WEST
Non-profit organization for
authors and readers meets noon
today with authors: Carolyn See
("Dreaming"); Robert Aros ("Beyond
Courage"); Laurie Jacobsen ("HoUy-
wood Haunted"); a nd Paxton
Quigley (·Not An Easy Target·).
Tickets: $35 each (includes lunch).
Reservations required. Balboa Bay
Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway. New-
port Beach, (213) 256-7917.
• WRrTWG WORKSHOP
Writer Barbam DeMarco Barret
leads this eight-week "Writing Like
There's No Tomorrow• workshop
that begins today. The class will do ·
writing exercises to stimulate ere-
• ORANGE COAST COUEGE
JAZZ IMPROV Cl.ASS
Twenty instnunentali.lts and
vocall5ts, under director Charles
RutheJford, give free concert noon
today. Band Room 109, 2101 •
Fairview Rood, Costa Mesa, 432-
5819.
•NAN VERNON
Virgin Megastore presents British
singer wbo specializes in •guitar
vocals" in free concert at 6:30 and
7:30 tonight for opening of new Vtr-
tuai World. mangle Square, 1810 A
Harbor Blvd .. Co&ta Meaa.
• THE MET ORCHESTRA
Artist director James Levine leads
New York's Metropolitan Opera
House orchestra at 8 tonight. Pro-
gram includes: Stravinsky's "Firebird
Suite," Gershwin's ·An American in
Paris" and Mussorgsky's "Pictures at
an Exhibltfon. • Tickets: $20-$69.
Orange County Performing Arts
Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Co&-
la Mesa, 556-ARTS.
• MASTER CHORALE OF ORANGE
COUNTY
To commemorate the 50th
anniversary or the end of Worlct. War
II, William Hall leads the chorale in
Benjamin Britten's ·war Requiem• 8
p.m. Saturday (Armed Forces Day).
The piece is performed live to scenes
from Derek Jarman fibn ·war
Requiem.• Soprano Carol Neblett,
tenor Jonathc,n Mack and baritone
Dean Elzinga are guest artists. Tick-
ets: $15-$40. KUSC radio's Bruce
Langford hosts pre-concert lnfor-
mance at 7 p.m. Orange County Per·
forming A rts Center, 600 Town Cen-
ter Drive, Costa M esa, 556-6262.
• THREE BUND MICE
Newport Beach blues band -
composed or guitarist Brian Barrett,
drummer Boney Jones and bass
player Scot C lark -open for Bud-
dah Heads 8 p.m. Saturday. Tickets:
$10. Galaxy Theatre, 3503 S. Harbor
Blvd., Santa Ana, 957-0600.
• INDtAN MUSICALE
LIDO BEAUTY
SUPPLY
&SALON
723-5372
3441 ·I \la Lltlo, Ne•.,ort Beacla • Ne11 to Pavlllens
•y _tbe .-attr ltutal1 • Opf 1 I uys • Clt!if41 Suayw
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Pree muatcale featunng lnd.i4n
CWM:er R..ru. Harishanlw and
friends, accompanied by live music,
begiot at 3.30 p.m Sunday. Frlenda'
MeeUng Room, Newport Be«h Cen-
lral Ubrory, 1000 Avocado Ave .. 111·
380<J.'
• SINGLES PARTY
Classic Singles Events presents
party 7 p.m. Wednesday wtth prizes,
live music and appetizers. Tickets:
$12 ln advance, $15 at the door.
Leontiell's, 3101 W. Coa11t Hwy ..
Newport Beach. 431-1973.
••A POG MILKCAPS TOURNAMENT
TO REMEMBER"
Costa Mesa bu!>m~~ CrPallve
Play, World Poq Pedcrdl1on dnd
Lamppost P111d !>ponsor toumdment
3 to 7 p.m Sdturdd~ J-. Lnbut€' sldm
Newport BedC'h Polt<:P Ori Ker Robert
Henry Toumduwnt plt1y l'V<'ry 30
minutes Th<' $7 SO 1•nlry fer
includes 11 d1llht'nl1< Pog brt1nd
mtlkcdps. World P<i<J FPd<'rdllon
Tournament Kint cmcl Cold Com-
mf!morallv<:' P<i<Jpourn S<>nei. I pack,
slice of P17i'd from l.<1111ppost <1nd
sodd Coru1wt11nr-. lr1 two c19e groups
vie for <111 <1rr.ty of pn71''>, mC'luding
$300 s1 holt1r ... t11p'> to'tmmer San
rrdnC'ISCO 4ll+•r Hoqrr ( 'rtll~J's second
c:lllnlldl Youth r·oolhclll CltnK di
OMngP C1w.t ( 'ullt•q1• $0.50 of the
entry ft><' <JO<''> lo Hoh1•rt I lt•nry
Mernon<1l Fund Cr1•ut1\ 1• Play, 462 E.
17111 St., Cu.~lu "-l'"~o. l>-l5 0720
• "VOYAGE TO THE PAST"
VelPrdn r.1cho bruttckcl~IN Russ
Buth•r pre..,1•nt' l'nl1•1tt1mml'nl pro-
grc1m conihmmq mu-.ir tln<.l nostalgic
tnv1c1 from th•·' llls t1nd '40s in spe-
c1c1l cwnt 10 to 11 '.lO c1 rn Tu<>sday
cc>IPhr.tllnCJ ( >l<IN A11ll'ncc1ni. Month,
Ctlll for wwrv••cl Wrllmq I/arbor
Adu/I IJO"'r Cur£' Cl•nter. 661 W
• •
Ha.milton St., Bldg. 800, C.0.to Mesa.
548-9331.
• •ANNE fftANK IN THE WOIU..O"
Speakers and events tied to the
exhibit recreating the We and times
of Anne Frank that runs through
June 18 include: Manon Pack, exec-
utive director ot Alliance for Sur-
vival, moderates panel that lndudes
Leisure World/Laguna Hills resi-
dents Ernie Green and Lisa Green-
berg. who were J ewish du.ldren
spirited to safety in England during
lhe Holocaust, and O range residents
Ors. Alice and Kurt Berget, who
were directors of an English school
that cared for some of these duldren;
religious leaders disc.ussmg how
people of different faiths can fonn a
community 7 p.m. Wednesday. New-
port Harbor Art Museum, Library
Annex, 856 San Clemente Drive,
724-1009.
• CALIFORNIA STATE CHIU
CHAMptONSHIP
Gates open at 4 p.m. Thursdcly,
May 25, for the lntemationaJ Chili
Society's 22nd annual event that fea·
tures live and recorded music and
contests for tine danang, Shoot N' ·
HoUar, best booth, best sabd, Mr
I lot Sau'ce. Miss Chili Pepper and, ot
course, best chili. Tickets $15 m
advance, $20 day of event (1f av.ul·
able). Hyatt Newporter, Jamboree
Road and Back Bay Drive, Newport
Beach.
ST A G F
•"JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR"
A cast of 50-plus :-.luch·nt... 110111
Newport Harbor 1 llyh Sdwol\ Drd·
ma Department Sldgi> llw Anclri·w
Lloyd Webberfnm Rm• rock opern
7:30 p.m. Thursdc1ys Lhrourih St1tur·
days untU May 27 Tickets $8
(reserved orchestrc1 sedts C'dn I><' pur
chased through ddvtlnc('(.1 i.c1lcl
Ruby's Diner sets up shop iui.t out-
side the theater and selb ch11J, hot
dogs and other spc>nalllc>!> l>cforc
curtain, with a percentdgt> or pro·
ceeds going back lo the Urc1mt1
Department. Robert \\'i>nlt Theatre,
15th Street and Irvine A' enue, Ve''
THURSDAY. MAY 18, 1995
port Be«h, 631·2278. :•
• "IUJH( 5'WT9
Fmal peJfonne:nces ol Noel Cow-
ard's comedy about a wm. whole
eedate tile in the English countryiide •
takel e transc.'f"nde:ntal twD wbm bit
rlnt Wife ts summoned fTocn tbe
beyond by a spiritualist (por1rayed
by Jean Stapleton) are 8 p.m.
through Friday, 2:30 and 8 p.m. Sat-
urday. Tickets: $26-536. South Coo.ft
RepNtory, Mainstage, 655 Town
CentN DrNe, Costa Mesa. 951-4033
• "JUST OLD FRIENDS" •
A cabdret evening featuring two
or last year's Patti Award winners for
best male and female petfonners
presented two rugl}ts onJy, 8 p.m. •
Fnday and Sdturday. Tickets: $15.
Alcoholic beverag,es will be avail-
able. Costa Mesa Civic Playhowe,
661 Hamilton St., Costa Mesa, 650-
5269
• "BABES IN ARMS"
Starlight Singers. one of three
th<'dtnca.1 choral groups for children
m the Mus1cdl The.iter Academy o(
Ordnge County, presents its spring
production, under the direction of
MMg1e Kulg, 3 pm Saturday and
7 '.lO p m Sunday Tickets: S6-S8.
Costa Mesa High School Theater,
t!fiSO Fa1N1ew Road, Costa Mesa,
1,1,q OOQO
• SPRING ONE-ACT PlAY FESTIVAl
Ordnge C0<tst College's Reperto·
ry ThPutre Comp.my presents a
dt')7<'n one-dc1 pldys, many of them •
<>nCJmdl lil dnnual showcase 8 p.m,
lhrouqh Sundc1y Tickets: $5 (a vatl-·
dbll' di lhf' door only). Call for infor·
llldlJon rcgdrdmg each evening's bill.
IJmma Lab Studio, 2701 Fairview
Rood. Costa Mesa, 432·5932.
• "FAITH HEALER"
Bndn Fnel's story about an lrish
fc11lh hl'dlN, his wtle (or mistress?)
.md hi'> promoter recalling their tur-
bulent llVl'S on tour through Scot-•
lt1nd and Wtlles.1continues 8 p.m. •
Ttwsdc1ys through Fndays. 2:30 and
8 pm Sdturdays and 2:30 and 7:30
p m Sundays through May 28. 1ick·
N::. $24·$.14 South Coast Repertory.
S<•cond Stage. 655 Town Center Dn-
ve, Costa ,\1('sa, 957-4033.
• Send listing tnform.Mion to On the
I
Town, do the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St,
Costa Mesa, \.A 92627. Items can be
faxed to 646-4170.
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hat it's gomg to be yet, but I'm
carefully hedgmg my bet that it's
going to locate Itself somewhere
between the graff1U artists with
thetr outlaw spirit and the ultra
precision of computer technolo-
gy." 'I fowever, since both ol these
camps a.re about collectivism and
reflect the direction our society
seejns herded toward , Wilson is
regretful over what appears to be
the end of a rebel individualism
that once defined the edges of
LA '1ft. Today, Los Angeles
sePm.s cursed i11stead with a sort
of monstrons geographic glut-
tony, extending from Santa B<l;f-
bara to San Diego. and from the
codst to Lds Vegas. This unique
urbd.n/suburban sprawl -with
its a bbreviated, illogical sense of
hll>tory, clil endlessly adolescent
nund-set, cmd no central concen-
lrdbOn of arllsllc sens1bllity -
dctudlly becomes the last outpost
of Western European civilization.
l A• Thkh t>xpldin'> why art
V V Wdnb. lo go to the beach, as
\~1bon 01ict• clc•vNly d escribed
it "U you < uns1der U1dt as you
Stcmd on thP '>dnct looking out at
thl' Wcl!Pr, 1m:tt1phoncally you
t11P hnn111y y(Hll bock on West-
Prn cullt11c> rt ctll ends right
thf'rt'. You 1111• now looking out
c1I •1\s1<1 whi< h to nw is a place
you go lo, but you can't get to.
So you t'tHI up nlttintdining a sort
1,f 1.rnt.i ... y 11 bout whdl the Pacific
l<un Jl•ttlly '" And. you have lhls
'>1.ldch•n runlronlctllon between
oppo-.rnq dyndnllc)> thP practical,
ptog1P)>'>IH'. '>l huophrenic West,
w1t11 th1 < 1111tt•mplat1ve, cyclical,
<1111! <11 'l ply tr .id1llonc1 l Fd! East.
1 ht')' 1•11 hPt 'nm1c• into conflict, or
~tiB!a 1'
.._ GILDl!D CAGE ~
they blend.·
If Southern California'• tredi·
tion II in fact its uncanny ability
to re-invent itself for art8 Nb,
native Loi Angeleno WWI.am
Wilson bu indeed been o liglilfi-
cant contributor lince be began
writing criticism in 1963 for tbe
LA 1\mes, where, in 1978, be
was named chief critic. With
more than 6,000 reviews, articles,
profiles and news stories under
his belt, Wilson has been nomi-
nated three times for the Pulitzer
Prize and is currently finishing a
definitive chronicle of LA main-
stream art entitled "The Myth
and The Mirror,• which he refers
to as Hmy magnum opus, the last
hurrah." •
Covering the art scene on an
international scale, Wilson often
uses his signature storytelling wit
to ipterpret political and cultural
even~ (such as the notorious
Patty Hearst case and the col-
lapse of the Soviet Unton) as if
they were works o! art.
Reminding us that people who
live in the idyllic, Shangri-la of
sunny Calif omia do not tolerate
the tragic factors of life, Wilson
quipped, "Here we thrive only
on the sybaritic stuff. The incred·
ible light and sexiness of the cli-
mate eliminates our desire for
anything but fun. Southern Cali-
fomi(! just doesn't want to deal
with anything serious that might
involve decisions, courage or
having to take responsibility."
Instead, we compromise with
high culture that i&n't too painful,
he says, snch as Laguna Beach's
famed Pageant ol the Masters,
which uses the idea of an orga-
nized tableau to camouflage
moral overtones as in the Victori-
an tradition.
"Even though the Pageant of
the Masters is touristy and has
always been a bit of an e mbar-
•Zoology: Animal Images In Art,"
which includes this Donald Roller
Wllson oil. ends Friday at Bank-
America Gallery, Costa Mesa.
a o.dallt collage ol found
objects and p8rtiadar bts-
todal: bUDet-dddled road
~ ooDected from the
mountain roods nearby; a
display cue ot assorted
lkulla1 a wan-mounted
bomb lbell; political
J)Olten1 a cat carcass; a
front-page headline of the
Kennedy usa.ssination; a
framed exhibit of moths in
graduated sizes; assorted
Foulkes' paintings from
the '60s; a half-burnt
American nag; a stuffed
eagle; and a wood and
glass wall cabinet filled
with curios of a sinewy
sort. Evidence, you might
say, that Foulkes, now 60,
has been around.
Originally, from Yakima,
Wash·., Foulkes arrived in
Los Angeles in 1956 and
spent several years at
rassment to local art sophisti-
cates, I find it to be eccentric and
off-the-wall in a really charming
way. There's like this wonderful
community thing going on that's
really quite touching -young
women standing there as nude
statues every night in fi"ont of
hundreds of people, all in the
name of art.
l A ntat is actually being
V V revealed is a 19st quaint-
ness, the city as village. And, the
idea that every summer, you can
count on seeing the town barber
or your dentist frozen as Ver-
meer ... "
• LAURI MENDENHALL coveTs
the local art scene for the Pilot.
Chouinard Art Institute, where
his eccentric paintings and sig-
nature assemblage work started
to take shape. Afte r he finished
art school, he helped pay the
,bills by working in a picture
factory as part of an assembly
line of artists creating banal
paintings ~like the ones they
sell a t Aaron Brothers and K-
Mart."
MONDAY NIGHT
Fa•ilg Speeial
In 1961, be made bil public
debut with a le*> exbtbMioa at
l.A'I once-famoua Penal Gallery,
followed by exbtblts at the Rolf
Nelson Gallery, Where be did a
sort of folk art serial with cow
pbotQg?apbi and e~rimented
with serial imagery (•before
Warhol did,• be is quick to
add), In 1964, he received the
first annual New 'Jalent Pur-
chase Grant from the LA Coun-
ty Art Museum. Then, in 1967, a
double dose of art acclaim
found him sudde nly in the spo~
light as the United States repre-
sentative to the 9th Sao Paulo
Biennale, and as the redpient of .
the First Award for Painting at
the 5th Paris Biennale.
The influence of Pop A.rt in
Southern California durtng that
time pushed Foulkes toward a
greater pictorial flatness. Paint-
ing with rags for distinctive tex-
ture, he began to make serial-
ized landscapes of the arid
mountain risings surrounding
LA -wlike what a freeway dri-
ver might see from the comer of
his eye."
ry"'hese rock shapes emerged
J. from backdrop fill-in to the
main event in proof-sheetlike
multiples ~cross the canvas.
Two of the paintings in NHAM's
current exhibit -a 1963 oil
"The Express" and "Victory
Rocle," complete d in 1984 -
offer examples of this style.
"I had a technique down, the
museums and collectors were
buying up the work, but it all
became too easy," he confessed.
"I'd go out to Cbatlwartb.
~ ot boUlder9. cmae
.. and ciaDk out tbe petnttnp -
did about 15 10-by-12-foot
paintings tn lell lban three
months. Until all ol a sudden I
hit the big dead-end.•
Crom there, Foulkes made o r u-tum back to his childh
passion of performing Spike
Jones-flavored music and orga
nlzed an arty musical group
called the Rubber Band. In it b
w as featured playing his own
invented· "Poultesopbone" -
composite instrument of
string bass, gazooga horns,
washboard, bells, whistles, etc.
-that he continues to evolve
and enterta.µi audiences with
today.
His art reprise took the fonn
of some rather morbid self-por
traits utilizing brutal facial alte
ations that suggest a surrealis-
tic, sociopathic undercurrent to
the norm, and were the gen
of his current work. Although
Foulkes accepts evil as an eve
blooming thing in modem con
sciousness, he seems to nurtur
a patriotic pathos while makin
satirical stabs at a foreboding
avarice he feels has become th
American way.
This fall, the first major retr
spective of LLyn Foulkes' 35-
year career -entitled
"Between a Rock and a Hard
Place" -will be presented a t
the Laguna Art Museum.
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COMING TO
DINNER?
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W.'tYOU •• tsf ~Today
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Baroque
Music
Festival
15th c.A nnMal Season
4-11 ]1me 1995
Sc. Michad &: All Angels O mrch
BAROQUE CONCKaTOS
Sunday, June '4, <4:00-p.m.
Soloisls and Fc:st.ival Orchestra
Conatrfos/ororgnn_ ~./IUJ•, tut•.
strings and barpskbont by IJa<'b, Handt'(,
Vtliald( T.,_.ann 6 Eagan q,r.,,111n1)
OltGAN UCITAL
Monday, Junes. 8:00 p.m.
Craig Phillips, Of'8'"'
William Wood, bassoon
SC. Mldwl •Al Med* Olutth
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• THURSDAY, MAY 18, 199S
y C'lienl-.
have.•
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lhc m dlC wo1.iwn who 1.mtcttdlll,
lu11cl-rcllM' 111lcl wm k lor C'h<1r1lcl·
bit• c c1uw~. Thcy'11• riyht oul ol
th1• 'I'< j,•ty pcl~)t'.,, • 'dY't C c>rOl)d
<l<•I M.11· cc1tttr,•1 Mctrk M1C'~k(•
wil1. who!-.c <. ltenl 11-..L rcc1d' likti'
d cuu~l1inl.! -..ocidl 1 cyi .. tor.
In HJ8J. c1lh•r ~1rt1lluttllny lrom
I lyd<• Pc1rk'' ( ·u1i11c1ry lnsltllll<' ol
Anwricc1 tC IA J. ht' work1'd c1
numht•r ol pn~s11yim1' rl'1>t<1u-
rc1nl"i c111tl < luh~. unlil <1 Corvno
did Mcir rt~~idcnl lurl.'d him ctwc1 y
to l>ccunw lht' executive chef on
ctn l1C"1hd1Hndde }'dC.hl in lhc
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Cv1•11Luc11l~. lht• owner' ol the
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( 'ctlllvrn1<1 10 lc1kc up l'L''i<h•nce
in 1lw1r C'u11J11<1 c.h•J Mc1r \vc1 L1•r-
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binatlon . And there wc1 .... so much
morn great cttufl!
Box lunchc' for beach picn1~
and boat outings snll for $7 to
$20. From that parliculctr list or
17, imagine these: grilled alba-
core with strawberry cumin salsa
served'with black bean<;, <1voca-
clo anti lime vinaigrcllc or for old
fashioned H.l'>tC'>, d rim? Cobb s<1l -
dd. .
. Creme 'cl<' la CrC'mf> l<'alurn., c1,
prinwd menu ol dinnen, lo yo.
The hesl plt1n is lo .,lop l>y cctrly
in the week, httve a smuU cup of
M>up lor lunt'h; ldkc lhc Jklyc
wilh Lwo wel•k' ot llll'cll pl<llh
with you ctn c.I order from honw.
This is irnportcu1l! ... Gvt:ry one ol
thc.?s<' din ner~ i~ mdcll' lo orde r,
l>O il isn't possible ·lo ju!>L drop in
t1nd huy one.
Tlh'lt'\ ct IOUIO) k1ldwn Ill
lht• 1h11 \\'ht!tt' ell:q<11ll loud b
p tt •p rttl'd 1111 lhc • w~·c·k..,' C"ctlt•rin~J
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Chef Mark Miskiewicz provides customers with "cuisine for the discrhntnating palate" at Cre me de la Creme In Corona del Mar.
The cost per dinnN i'> $10.95,
with vcyelc1hh: pasld w1tric' dt
$8.95. I {ere is c1n ide<1 ul recent
Lake-out dinners: yrilled albc1-
corc with fpnnl'l-Lomcalo cuull-.
dnd intense vt!yetc1ble .. oup;
Yunkel! pol ruc1-,1 w ith cclc!r y,
cc1rrol, onion, mc1shNI polalt><.!.,
c1nd rich brown yravy wilh declr
mu.,hroom soup -cllHI rot1slml
chicken hrecl~L. t.tpplc.,, rnrclw<1y
and c.uursl' pe pper -,crvcd wilh
roasted polc1lo c11HI mincstrn1w
soup .
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cook11•.., ,rnd cl1•..,~1·11-. ttrc put 1n
llw l11111l <"ttM'., lur 111111wdit1lv
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forum 4'to 7:30 p.m. or !-.U,
Crl'll\l' d1! let C1t•1110 I'> bu .. y up
lron t w1lh lot., ul customer'> w ho
h<1vc C-dllt'd cth <•ctd , p1r klllH up
lheir dtnrn!r eveniny mcc1l 01 c1
quc1rl ol llw luhulol" ... oup llldd<•
fresh l'V<'ry 111orniny -clllcl
mc1yl>c d couple or cookw ... 01 d
( 'tt'llll' dl' lt1(.0l l'llll' hct">
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pk B.tl 'lcthlll cllHI look ... lo cl
and frunous (but'you can enjoy it, too).
<li vinP dessert. ,
bu ... \ ..,lllllllll't \\ hctl w1lh d11111t•r
pell 111• ..... Jum• \1 l'dd1tl!J">, ~trt1tluc1-
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r:nurlll 111 .luh q,11, ..... pnlil1c ctl lu11d-ro11~1•r .... <11id liolh k111<I .., ol
J\hl/\ r1h-.
$l:HJ,OOO-lor ll:JU lll'uµle. VC!-'i,
thc11\ riCJhl. They ctlhc r ha<t gal-
loplll\J c1pp<.'ltll"'• or wines yolt
C:clll't liuv r1t Rt1lphs.
1 1 MARIA BIRD
vic1nc1.., ll rttllh•.., c1ncl c·nv1ctr co,1
mo1wy). The Wt'>C'>L cou1'>e ol
t1clion I'> Lo tell Mt1rk whc1l you
wc1nl lo spend. l lis cc1 Lcn•d m<.•ctl..,
\11 111l1•111ctllUllcil < oi p o l clltOll
pcrnl h" lnllJl''' lcth 'll lc11 -
I'm l'') c1rc <.lcc.1<.lt!d by ldblc or
huJl1•1 .... t>rv1c1•, how mctny cou~
cs art• rn clP.r1•cl, p rices lor e"Ol<'rk
Wilhelm returns
David Wllhelm
AMERICAN
q umayo opened
'\Yljll.~ del.lUPl'e<.i l:lOWcl
of hc1ppy c<1mpers. I'm
told. Reports c1re thcll
the food c1ncl decor
1dec1s c1re pure· Oc1v1cl
W!lhelm doing his 1c1l-
ented dance with
Southwest lct'>le'>. He\
the one who 1ev1sed El
Tonto Gnll's menu
with great ... uuess
Ch1mayo looks hkP c1
vb1on ol Tc1os lodgt"''>
STUDIO CAFE, located ot 100 Moin St. Balboa
(ot foot of pier). The Studio Cole is the hoppening ploce
for food , fun & entertoinmenl. Menu includes nbs,
chicken, fresh fish, posto, appetizers & solods, olw
serving brunch on Sot & Sun. I 0 to 3:00 wt11ch includes
Belgium waffles, omelettes, poncokes and much more
Prices range from $2 95.$13. 95 Open 7 days o
week Mon.fn 11.30.1.30om, Sot-Sun 1().1 ·30om.
Also located ot 300 P.C H., Huntington Beach. IN, BRU,
FB, ENT, V, MC, AE, DC.
53{>.8775.
ZUBIES RESTAURANT, localed ot 1712 Plocentio,
Costa Meso. Menu includes ribs, chicken, steak &
lobster, prime rib, pizza, oyster bar Prices range from
$3.95 and up. Open doily from 11 :30om to IOpm,
Cocktails 'til 11 pm. ID, FB, WC, No credit cords. (714)
645-8091
CAFE
w ith w,onderful sunset or~tng,es mte11ors.
C h1mayo is c1cross the wc1y trom Hc11cl Rock
Cafe 4'nd nedr Robinson's in the space previ-
ously occupied by Slade's. Taco Bell. under the
cl11eclion of.CEO John l\forl1n, s1gnPcl up lhr>
!tpdce <111d Mctt lm .. etPc led Wilhelm lo clt>~1gn
C hmuiyo\ intenors and food. II 1s inlc>ndNI to
be ct prototype 101 d po'>stble ch<1m ot Soulh-
wPst 1e!tldt1rdnl'>. Pnce'> top out ctt $12.~5 101
lunch ctncl $)().1.15 tor cl 20-ounce "lf'clk 101 d1n-
ne1.
Balboa Bay Club succPss
The Bc1y Club\ 1h1Pt•-clt1\' wine c1nd loocl
celeb1ctt1on, op en to the public, wns 11 -..mc1.,h·
my succe!t!>. Leet ures." tc1sllnu-... I u nchcon~ cllHI
...
('clll ht• 'llfll'flJ -WP hctcl ">clllll'l'd
ch1tkc n with mu ... h1 00111., c1ml
nwlll·tl MonlrttC"hvl 9oc1l <:ht•cw
in cl ..,ilky 'lock n•cluclion c1tHI ct
~rtldd ( Olllflll'l'd ul I OllldlOC.'~.
both rt-'d c111d ydlow, hl:!ntl~ ·or
paint, .... pinctc h cHld 1•nc.Jive with cl
di'< fl'l'I 'U\J!Jl'">lion ol h.i;rvh1ul
oil. Sec11 ecl c1h1 with -.uy 'dllCt!,
plnyill~J clHtlill~l lhc ctlOllldliC uin-
!fl'I' ctnd 1tlilll, Wei"> d \ttlll'd C0111·
Crcn\e d e Id C 'rcmc• 1-, 1n lht•
'>a1i1c block d' Bloom\ curm!1
fl ower ~ldnd on (c1.,1 Cut1~I I lly h-
wc1y ih Curonc1 dcl Mctr.
• MARLA BIRD covers local din-
ing for the Daily Pilot.
NEWS
dmnets plui, cin opening night cruise we1e>
pct1l of the lun OwnE>1 Bevelly Rc1 y C'lnd Chicl
1 Openthny Ofhce1 Herny Sh1e lem made 11 t1tl
j p~ble wilh the help ol ct plc1toon ot yre,11
h<'lpl'I'> ~h1ele111 is dJtPctdy plotting next yent\
C\'l'lll.
Scotch happening
'\u .. \\ tlhnq cillowed cll Lhe llpc.ommg 5111911·
1 111c1ll -.colch tc1~liny to be hPlcl <1t the '>Wctnk
Pct< ilic Club on McKAt 1hu1 Boulev<1rcl on June
2 I 1 011 l 7 lO ~) f) 111
The Ame11cctll ln'>Ltlule ol Wrne ctncl rood I'>
-..po1ho1111g the t>vl'ntny c1ncl the duu\ '>t1pe1
• c lwl, Rc11nC'1 Lctn9bem, ,., pldnnmy -..ome
delc•clclhl<' cq>pet1ze1s for A IWF members cancl
thc•11 gu<>~I.., Spc1cc· ,., !muled; tor tnformc1lio11
ttnd reservdhons, phone Bud Shermtm c1t 457-
041) l Co'>l ts $40 per pe~ ~on.
·Hot Mother 's Day
at· Mediter raneo
Mothers ctnd their families trooped out ot
ttie 1 e~Lc1urc1nt (lomlerly Delnney's) on Molh-.
er\ Oc1y rt'> ct sn1c1Ui'>h fire in the kitchen wc1s
cli .. pdt('hed. Only minor clc1mc1ge. c1ccordmg to
spokeswon1ttn D1dnc1 Leighton. The gctl> com-
p<1ny ctnd heC\lth department uoth declared
everythmy ..,hip shc1pe. but smoky ctir took the
t1l te1noon lo clecu out. Dinner Wd!> !>e1ved the
ve1y <;<1me night.
'JI "4-· By Marla Bml
MCIPIC RSH & SIAIOOD, Loeoted ot 2620
Newport 61vd .• Costa Me~. Menu iodudes
seafood salads, s.ofood sondwichea, grilled
eintrMJ, fish & chipi, fish toC1os1 sushi and more.
Also hos one of Orange County's largest
inventories of fresh fish from it's fish market.
Pr'ices range from $1 . 95 and up. Open
W 11-6; Sot 11-5, ID, WC (71 4) 650-0130.
ZU9IU DlrY DOCK, Locoi.d ot 9059 Adams,
Huntington Beoch. Menu includes seafood, steak
& lobstar, pizza, prime rib, oysler bar. Prices
range from $3.95 and up. Open doily from
11 :30om lo 1 Opm, Cocktoils 'Iii 11 pm. IN, FB, we. v. M~. 171,1963-6362.
STEAKS
lHI aAllN STIAK HOUll, locotad at 2300
Horbof Blvd, 131, Colla Mesa. Menu lftcludes
at.alc.s, fresh fish, chicken burgers ond ICltods.
Ptic»s range from $3.75 ~r lunch and $6.25 for
dinner. Open 11 om for lunch M.So. Dinner 4pm
Wr. Dinner 3pm Sot. & Sun. IN, WC, V, MC,
AE, DC. (7U) 6'1-9777.
./ FOr ftlOl'e
IUIH'S CAii, Located ot 320 Bristol IG ot Redhill (by
Arco Mini Moel) in Cosio Meso. Menu includes good
country cookin' breokfost with the besJ omelettes,
poneokes, great Mexieon bfeoklosl dishes and lunch
with stirfry ~etablft, leriyoki bowl, gorlic chicken,
assorted solods, healthy turkey burgers, homburgers,
serwd w/ potato solod Of' fries. Try Ruth's home cookin'
lodoy. Great food, ,great prices I Pr as range from
$2.99 to $5.95 . Open 7 days o week 7om to 2pm. ID,
00, WC (714) 6"1-7321
ITALIAN ITALIAN MEXICAN • ..1. ,. •
llWOl lllGllOl1
CHIN ESE
CHOI HONG, Gourmet Chinese. light & healthy,
no msg us.d, only noturol lngredienb. Menu .
includes -low t ol meals, combination plo,.s, beef or
pork dishes, chicken & V41g• dishes, and family
value dinnefs. Toke out ovoiloble. $1 -buck o plo,.
ovoiloble. loeot9d at 17938 Magnolia St (next lo
Pk N ~)Fountain Volley. (71') 965..3698.
FRENCH
CHANTIQAIR, locot9d ot 18912 MoeMhw
Blvd., Irvine, across from John Wayne Airport.
Elegant, chorming, groc1ous & beautiful, eoch o4 Its
dining room• ho1 o diff.rent decor. The food it
FrenctK:olifornio cuisiM-tosty but heolthfvlly
pr.pored. lunch apeclola 'ot $8.00 and up · tt.
dinnet "*"' indud91 o voriety o4 MOb>d, "'90t, ~. toloda jutt lo mention o few i'9n\•. flricea
range from $6 to $25 Serving lunch 11 :30-2 30,
OW. 5:3().10·30, open 1 doya o weell IO, 00,
fl, ENT, WC, Y, NC., AMX DC, DISC. Valet
,.Clftilng. {7 1A) 752-8001.
SAUTINOl llSTAUltANT & SAUSAGI CO.
Loeoted at 251 Shipyard Woy. Newport Beach.
Menu includes gr89f patio, oword winn ing Caesar
solod, delicious homemade sousog., veol, lamb, lob
of V9Q91onon dir.hes, t:: wine, beer, cappuccino
& d.Mrts. •ti's o fomi owned & run restouront..
Prices range from $.4. 5 IO $13.95. Ope~ 7 doys o
week. Serving Sot & Sun Brunch from 8 30 to l ·00
Sunday thru Thursday 11 om to 1 Opm Friday & Sot.
11om-11 pm. IN, ~. W\., MIU, W!l, V, M. AE.
DC (71 A) 723.()62 Coll for directions. Cai.ring
Spec1olists.
NICKI P.IZZA D'OllO Family ltollon Restaurant
with ~pd!) SOIUI oncf honcfmode
piuo'• fomc>W fot~ Spoghelti • oM you
con eot for $2.75 and ~ oll you con eat
Losogno for $3.15. W. alto tio-.. the piggest piµo
In town, our potty piuo 36•. Oltl9f dishes lftclude
YeOI, eggplontt cNC..,,, bfoeciOllo Ond cflhNnt
postos. A buffet lllnch on Mori., Tuee., Thun. & Fri.
Bonqu« room and~ cMlloble. W. en
lcx<*d ot I 0585 SI* /we. foUnloin ~ "'°"9
171A) 963-0227.
AVILAS a IANCHITO, A dining landmark for
OYef 20 )'90r&. Run by the Avila family, Avilos hos 7
locations to MN• you in Cosio Mesa, Newport
Beoc~. Santo Ano, long Beoch, Huntington Pork &
loguno Hint & Huntington Beach Feoturlng
authentic food with the freshest ingredients & o new
er.alive light cuisine along with authentic Moma
Avila's reclpn. ID, MIU, FB, ENT, WC, V, MC, AE,
DC, & DISCOVER "Avllos ~01 o ~n for
QClling you like port of the fomllyl'
Ml CASA, located ot 296 17th Str.et, Costo
Mesa. A trip to Mexlcol Mexican Food. OpM dolly
ol l lom. Prices range from $2.25 to $8.95.
Serving lunch & dinner for OYef 20 )'9Cm. IN, F8, we, v, Mt:., AE, DC, C8, D. 6'.S.7626.
WAHOO'I PllH TACO, With A locationa: 1133
PCH, l.ogvno 8eoch, !11 •1,97..0033, 1862
PlocMio, ~ Melo, (7 l 'I 631 ·3•33 ond 3000
8rl.eol, Cosio Mesa (71•) 435-0130, 120Moln,
Huntineton hoch, (71'1536-2050. Menu iftctuct.
Fish -=ot, burritol, block beona & rtce, .olodt,
SOI~. "a. ronge M s 1.6.5 to ,$1, 50. -
Open Mon .o.Sot. 11 °"' lo l ()pm, Sun. 11 om 90
9pfft IN, TKO, WC.
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rega~ local,
fkMx-
cal n. Da~ Plot
at
642-=-4321
or 1he HulltinFn
leach 1Jwl1pr.cl1nt
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I f you've limited the pairing of ruby red cranberries
to Thanksgiving Day turkey, you've missed one of
the greatest partnerships since Tracy and Hepburn
or Bogey and Bacall. Broaden your horizons and put
together the flavors o( savory pork and sweet-tart
cranberries. · ·
Cranberry products are available year round and are
a delicious source of Vitamin C. Today's pork cooks
quickly and is lower in fat than many meats. There is
less than 2 grams of fat per ounce of ham; pork tenderloin
is as lean as skinless chicken breast
Whether they open the production as appetizers, star
in dinner or luncheon entrees or offer a sweet finale to
the meal-this pair will help you entenain with flair.
<Lnrget cheese cubes and crackers. These appetizers
J(pictured at right) are sure to steal the show.
PORK SATE
APPETIZERS
2 pounds boneless pork loin
4 minced garlic cloves
l cup soy sauce
11/i cups Dijon-style mmtard
1/i cup honey
With sharp knife, lice pork loin into
6 "x I "x 'A " julienne strips. Stir together the
remnllling ingredients, and use half of this
mixture to marinate the pork strip for
BRIE AND CRANBERRY PHYLLO TRIANGLES
1 pound ph,tlo dough
31.-1 cup melted butter
1 16-ounce can~ Spn)4
Whole Berry Cnmbury Sllace
'h pound Brie ch~ ~t Into
'h-lnch cubes
Preheat oven to 350°P. e ut phyllo dough
in half lengthwise. Keet> covered with plastic
wrap while working.
Place 2 hcets of pbyllo dough on,work surf ace; 30 minutes. Reserve other half of mixture
for dipping. Remove pork from marinade
after 30 minutes, discard marinade and
weave pork onto kewers (if using bamboo
skewers, soak in cold water for 30 minutes
.before using to prevent bumfog). Grill or
broil 3-4 mfoutes, turning once or twice.
Serve with reserved sauce. Make&,
brush with butter. f old in half lengthwise; brush with butter.
16 servings.
Place I 1h ~poons cranberry sauce and 6 cubes of Brie at
bottom of strip. Diagonally fold comer over filling forming a
triangle. Continue foldjog triangle shape up to the cod. Brush
with butter and place on a jelly roll pan. Repeat with remaining
phyllo dough and filling.
Bake for 10 minutes or until golden brown. Cool 5 minutes
before serving. Makes 20.25 appetizers.
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L£m takes its traditionql place on holiday plates, and J Lthis riah cranberry sduce is the perfect complement.
BAKED HAM WITH CRANBERRY RUM SAUCE
1 4-poud fully cooked bQ;neleS8 ham
l 16-ounte can Ocean Spray9
WWt Berry Cranberry S.uce
'A cap •pple Jelly
1A c;up nlllal
11' cup c:llopped welautl
3 talllllpooM dart ram
Place ham in sMJlow pen; ~ in a 325°F oven until meat t.ber1nometer insencd
reads 140°F (about l ~to 2~ houri). Remove from oven; let rest 10 minutes before
sliciila IO terve with CnmberTy Rum Sauce.
CRANBDltY RUM IAUCS: Piece cranbeny MUCO in a mediUm mi~ bowl.
Brelk up MUCe with a fGrt; 11ir iD ..... jelly. Hell in lnictoWave on hiP for
r ____ __, .. ;, MCOlldl. Stir ia ....... ~-(.bill to dlicken. Serve at room lmlpetature
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~0rve this springtime entree
LlaLad topped with Pork-
The Other White Meat.®
Cranberries replace straw-
berries in the traditional tart.
PECAN-PORK SALAD
WITH
HONEY-BALSAMIC
DRESSING
4 boneless pork chops
2 teaspoons vegetable oil
SaJt and pepper
2 cloves garlic, minced
'A cup honey
3 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
4 cups tom iceberg lettuce, Boston
lettuce or Bibb lettuce
1 cup sliced fresh strawberries
1/i cup sliced celery
'A cup chopped pecans
Heat large skillet over medium-high heat.
Season chops and brush with a little oil. Cook.
turning occasionally to brown evenly, until
chops are just done. Remove chops from skillet
and reserve. Add any remaining oil «?pan.
Quickly saute minced garlic until tender. about
l -2 minute , tirring constantly. Stir in honey
and balsamic vinegar; cook and stir one minute
or until heated through. In a large bowl, toss
together lettuce. trawberrie • celery and vinegar
mixture. Divide lettuce mixture among indivi·
dual plates. Slice each pork chop and fan over
alad . Sprinkle with pecans. Serves A.
COUNTRY CRANBERRY
RHUBARB TART
1 16-ounce can Ocean Spra,-
Wbole Berry Cranberry Sauce
Y,, cupsupr
t 'h tablelpoonl comstarcb
-'A pouad rtlubart> stalks, cut lnto
~nch---Pastry ror a "-ladi Aaste cnst p6e
Powdettdsupr
Preheat oven to 37S°F.
Combine cranberry sauce. sugar and com-
tarch in a medium mixin& bowl. Stir in rhubarb.
J>00r into I putty-lined 9-iftch pie plate. Fold
mast edae ~. plealin1 it IO furin I f1utod edge.
Bake for 4() minuleS or anciJ pden brown.
COOi cOmpletely. Sprinkle wid't poWdered suaar
before aervina. Make.~ I wt. 8 servinp.
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t'Zday s pork cooks quickly.
JThis roast is done in
20 minutes to medium
doneness.
CRANBERRY
STUFFED
PORK TENDERLOIN
2 "hole pork tenderloins
2 cups Cranberry Dressing
(see recipe below)
'Ii teaspoon saJt
'h teaspoon black pepper
1/1 teaspoon curry powder
1/i cup wbJte wine
l cup chicken stock
2 teaspoons ground sage
Butterfly each tenderloin (!>lice almost all
the way through each tenderloin lengthwise:
open and lay (latt gently Outten with a meat
pounder. Fill each tenderloin with I cup of
Cranberry Drc~smg; roll to enclose. and tie
secufcly. Combine . alt. pepper and curry
powder, and rub over !lurf a e of scuffed tender-
loin . Place tenderloin' in a shallow roasting
pan. and roao;t in a 400 F oven for 20 minutes.
Remove tenderloins from oven. and let re t
10 minutes while making gravy. Place roasting
pan over rugh heat. and deg.laze the pan with
wine: let cook 12 minute!>. Add chicken tock;
let cook 1-2 minutes. and !ltir in ground sage.
To serve. lice tenderlomli. and serve with pan
gravy. Serve 6.
CRANBERRY DRESSING: Heat l table-
poon butter in a large lillet. and saute 4 tablc-
poon diced celery. I peeled nnd diced mediwn
apple and 4 table poons diced onion until soft.
Add l 'h cup bread cube • 'Ii teaspoon ground
sage and a pinch of ground marjoram. Remove
from he~u. In mctlJum saucepan. stir together
over low heat 'h cup Ocean Spray* Whole
Berry Cranberry Sauce, 2 table poons brown
ugar. ~ teaspoon salt and I tablespoon oranae
· zest. Stir until ugar is di solved. Mi~ with the
bread mixture, blending well.
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1 rup sugar (divided) ·
4 eggs (separated)
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Unsweetened cocoa powder
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parchment. Flour generously & shake out excess. Set aside. Preheat ove n to 300. In food
processor, grind together chopped chocolate & almonds (may need to do in batches). Set aside.
In mixing bowl, cream butter with wooden spoon & add 3/4 cup sugar. Beat ti1 light & fluffy.
Add egg yolks, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Stir in chocolate-almond mixture
& blend well. Beat egg whites ti1 stiff. Sprinkle remaining 1/4 cup sugar over and beat ti! whites
are stiff and glossy. Fold egg whites Into chocolate mixture and using rubber spatula, gently
blend. Scrape batter into pringform pan & smooth top. Bake tU skewer Inserted into center
comes out dean, about 1 hour and 10 minutes. Let torte cool completely in pan. When cool,
remove sides of pan. TO DECORATE CAKE; Cut four of five 3/4 inch wide strips of light
cardboard. Lay on top of cake all going in one direction. Sprinkle with powdered sugar.
Remove strips carefully. Shake off excess sugar. Lay stt;ips of board in opposite direction,
creating a criss-cross pattern. Sprinkle with cocoa. CarefulJy lift off board & discard. Serve rut
into slices.
Y. Cup butter. softened
1 cup firmly packed brown sugar
Yi cup granulated sugar
5 large eggs
1 tsp almond extract
1 tsp vanilla extrnct \.
pinch of salt
1 Y. cup all-purpose flour
1 Yi tsp baking powder
1 rup yellow cornmeal
4 cups mixed blackberries & raspberries
(fresh or whole frozen. ( 11Singfroren.
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1 cup whipped cream
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together u ing electric mixer. Beat tiJ light & fluffy . .Add egg.'> one at a time, ht-ating well after
each one. Stir in sour cream, almond & vanilla extracts. Beat on low speed 10 nm well !\Ji
1ogether salt, flour & baking powder. On low speed, add flour mixture & cornme:1l into butter
mixture. Beat just til well mixed. Pour batter into loaf pan. Bake 1 hour & 10 minu1t·:, til
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into thick :.!ices topped with berries & whipped cream.
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From the kitchens of the
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Parmesa11 Peppercorn,
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Crealive kids compete in 3rd Annual Design An Ad .Contest
by fDna H. Johnson, Promotions
Students discovered the world of
advertising first hand and what goes
into creating effective o~rtisements
for local businesses, when they
participated in the 3rcl ~
Daffy Pilot Sluclent Des'9n An
Ad Contest.
Youngsters in grades four through
12 from Newport Beoch, Corona del
Mor and Cosio Me$0 learned rriore
about their business community and •
the advertising industry, while
gaining recognition for th.tr
creativity. •
Entries chosen by odvertjsen ore
featured In this special section.
Cash prlus were oworded for
first, second and third place in each
Qf three gr~ ootegocies: fourth
through sixth, Wtenth through ninth
and 10th through 1 2th. First place
winners each recefved $50 (featured
on page 2); second and third place
winners each received $35 and $25,
respectively. See pages 14 and 15
for these winners arid their artwork.
All students who partici pated in the
contest will receive a Certificate of
Achievement.
How the
contest worked
Advertisers from o variety of
businesses in the community
spon$9f'ed ad space. Students were
provided information about these
businesses otong with contest
requirements and basic principles for
designing on effective ad.
Students could contod the business
for whom they were designing the ad
to get better acquainted with the
types of products or services the
sponsor provided.
I conducted workshops in effective
ad design for participating students,
• whose teoc:hers requested the i~
Alon Tosedon
8th Grode
service, and thoroughly enjoyed
• interacting with both students and
teoc:hers. Along with teaching the
basic concepts of on effective ad, I
encouraged the students to use their
imagination and hove fun. Ads were
either hand drown, com puter
generated or a combination of the
two. Several students also
incorporated original photography in
their design.
The completed ads were returned
to the newspaper and sent to each
advertiser for judging. Since several
students may hove designed ads for
the some advertising sponsor, the
advertisers chose which ad or ads
they wqnted to appear in this section,
bosed on the student's ability to best
convey the ad message.
From these sponsor<hosen ads,
independent judges in the
advertising, marketing and design
fields selected their favorites based
Christ Lutheran School
Mr. Klitzing
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on originality, overall creativity, ad
message, copy writing, and inclusion
of headline, illustration and pertinent
information. Depending on the
advertiser, the bU5iness logo was
either provided or requested to be
hand drown by the student.
Students, whose ads were chosen,
were photdgraphed and their
pictures appear next lo the ad they
designed.
A special thank you to the
advertisers who sponsored this
sedion, the students and teoc:hers
who participated, and the judges
who shored their time and talents.
We hope you enjoy the artistic
efforts of our community's youth.
On the cover: Arst place winners in •
the Student Design An Ad contest.
(from left): Brittany Amber Johnson,
Kate Cotton, Manuel Aceves
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.By Lana H. John son, Promotions
. Creating an effective advertisement requires the ability to
convey a message clearly to the reader at first glance. Along with
including pertinent information, an ad should motivate the reader
to buy the product or make use of services.
Deciding whether the student-designed ads did just this, we
invited three experts in the advertising and marketing fields to
select first, second and third place winners from the advertiser-
chosen ads in the Daily Pilot Student Design An Ad
1995 contest.
Meet our iudges
The three judges were Christie Deon, Assistant Manager,
Soles and Marketing for Rouse Fashion Island Management
Co., Inc., Newport Beach; Rolph Rodheim, President and CEO,
R~heim Marketing Group, Costa Mesa; and Ned Bondie,
Community Relations, Triangle Square.
Christie Deon works with the soles and marketing effort for
Fashion Island, Newport Beach, where an array of-200 shops,
restaurants and services awaits each visitor -all in an outdoor
setting 6verlooking the Pacific Ocean. Bullock's arrives in J~e. Catch
a variety of special summer events including the Summer Music
Festival every Wednesday from July 5 through August 23.
Ralph Rodheim, as president and CEO of Rodheim Marketing Group,
is responsible for new business development, supervision of agency
accounts and implementation of community involvement programs. He is
active in the Balboa Island Improvement Association, and serves
as president of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce
Morine Division. Rodheim is board member of the Discovery
Science Center, STOP-GAP, Boy Scouts of Ameris:o Sea Bose
and on the nominating committee of the United Woy of
Orange County.
Ned Bondie, community relations with Triangle Square,
finds promoting this Costa Mesa "town center" the perfect
opportunity to give something bock to the community.
Bondie works with a variety of charities and
organizations to bring fundraising events to Triangle
Square's third level Town Square. He is '!n activ~
member of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce and
Rotary International. Bondie also serves as chairman of
the Professional Athletes Alumni Golf Classic, which he
will bring to Mesa Verde Country Club later this year.
(He played catcher with the New York Mets in 1962-' 63
and was named Mets Rookie of the Year in 1962.) He is
on the advisory board for the Arthritis Foundation,
Orange County and financial development director,
executive board, Arthritis Foundation. J
Working together, the judges hod the difficult task of
choosing the top winners in each of three grade level
categories -fourth through sixth, seventh through ninth
and 10th through 12th grade.
Whether the winning ads were chosen for their
simplicity, sense of design, originality or a '
combination of these elements, all have one thing in
common -they convey to the reader what the advertiser is
trying to sell orpromote.
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SCHOOtS AND·,
TEACHERS .:
WHC>SE
STUDENlS ·
PARTICIPATED:·
Adams School.
,.Ms. Mu!phy · ·
Mrs. Pollock
Ancienen School
Mrs. Dundas
Mrs. Sharman
Alternative Education Cent9r
Mr. Lamar
Christ Lutheran Elementary
Mrs. Ebel
Mrs . Hemenway
Mr. Klitzing
Mrs. Jordan
Costa Mesa High School
Ms. Butfer
Mrs . lewis
Ensign Intermediate
Mrs. Stipe
Harbor View Schol
Mrs. Von "K.-R."
Mrs. Wawra
Uncoln School
Mr. Berg
Ms. Cox
Mrs . Johnson
Mrs. Olander
Ms. Rogers
Ms. Skow
Mariners School
Mrs. Robben
Newport School
Mrs. Ross
Paularino School
Mrs. Albright
Mrs. McCartin
Prince of Peace Lutheran School
Mrs. Baldwin
Mrs. Filokouridis
Mrs. Garinger
Mrs. Omaye
Sonora School
Ms. Kesner
Victoria School
Mr. Norris
Mrs. Wright
Wilson School
Mrs. Brown
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