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serving up new season
Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
Residents
dUst off
aged 19th
Street plan
• Fate of West Side street
has been up in the air for
20 years; residents look
for revitalization.
By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot
WEST SIDE -Residents of the
Freedom Homes-Canyon Park
neighborhood are asking city
officials to shake the dust off a 9·
year-old revitalization plan for
West 19th Street. ·
Because the fate of that por·
lion of 19th Street has been up in
the air for some 20 years, Costa
Mesa officials never pursued the
suggestions submitted in the plan
developed for the city in 1986 by
a group of volunteer architects.
"There's been so much going
on over there for so long that the
area has just been put on hold,•
said Mary Fewell, editor of the
Freedom Homes-Canyon Park
newsletter.
"For a wlule, city officials were
saying there might be a bridge at
the end of 19th Street. Before
that, there was talk of putting in a
marina down there.
"That side of the neighbor-
hood has just kind of deteriorated
and been neglected for years and
years because of all of these
things."
In recent times, residents of
the post-Korean War era homes -
some of which sit atop the bluffs
overlooking the Santa Ana River
-have embarked on their own
revitolization effort, scheduling
neighborhood cleanup days to
paint and landscape homes that
have f alJen into disrepair.
•SEE STREET PAGE A15
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Robin Sinclair ls Joining the campaign to find an anti-blackball area of beach where her sons (from left) Ross, 10, Cameron, 13,
Blake, 14, and Evan, 9, can surf throughout the day.
• Campaign seeks to spare a four-block stretch of beach from the blackball flag during summer.
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -The family that
surfs together defends turf together.
Bob Sinclair, a sales manager for Com·
puter Memory, surfs. So do his sons, Blake,
Cameron, Ross and Evan, ages t•, 13, 10
and 9, respectively.
Robin Sinclair does not surf, but she's
working to ensure that her sons can contin·
ue to enjoy the privilege on an all-day, year-
round basis. •This is recreation for my boys,
and it's one of the healthiest forms of recre·
ation I know," Robin Smcld.lf, 37. !>did "It's
not like we're asking for the moon. We just
want a section of the beach."
Robin has joined the fight to win the nght
to surf along city beaches between noon
and 4 p.m. during summer. City laws pro-
lub1t surfing during these hours from June
15 to Sept, 10. When lifeguards raise the
blackball flag every day at noon. only swim·
men. and body-boarders are permitted to
use'the aty beaches. -•
• •SEE SURF PAGE A15
THE OTHE·R TAX MAN
Longtime Realtor Pete Barrett helps ease the
county clerk's workload as more and more
reSf<lenfs contest property assessment values
By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Piiot
Pete Barrett never k nows
what to expect when he
enters the Old County Cour-
thouse each week.
I oblong suite complete with a
couch and nine wooden chairs
and a long bearing table.
s p ark li ng
brighter than his
smile. "I never
know what's
waiting for me
on the agenda."
The number
of appeals inun-
dating the clerk
of the County
Board of Super-
visors' office bas
skyrocketed this
summer.
"I make my
decision based on
tl!e evidence provid-
ed. It gives me a lot
of respect for what
judges go through ... "
-PETE BARRETT •
appeal for 1~95
values 1s Sept.
14, though Bar-
rett is now hear·
mg <:as~ kom-
1994.
Many of the
appeals are from
county residents
who bought their
homes at the
peak of the real
estate market in
WEEKEND
New rack band could
be a contender
Trustee
pushes for
classroom
calculators
•Trustee says seventh
grade is too late to learn
new technology. Others
want to keep basics intact.
By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Citing the
country's growing dependence
on technology, school board
trustee Martha Fluor is leading a
dnve to have local elementary
school students use calculators as
early as the first grade.
The Newport-Mesa Unified
School Board is po1Sed to approve
a new dislnct·wide mathematics
cumculum at its next meeting
Aug. 22 but met Tuesday for a
specal study session to debate
portions of the guide
Fluor said seventh grade,
when Newport-Mesa students
traditionally start using calcula-
tors, 1S too late and some students
may already be behind at that
time.
"It's an understanding," Fluor
said "Tt's a tool that needs to be
.
•SEE CALCULATE PAGE A15
C.!CF.S Tl<J>:
How young 1s too young \
to learn the use of calcula-
tors? Should elemen-• tary school students
be introduced to Cal-
culators, or will the
basics bf dassroom
mathematics suffer?
~ve us your thoughts, and
your name, on the Readers
Hotline. Call 642-6086.
He climbs the stone steps,
opens the heavy door of the his·
toric building ·and finds his hear·
ing room. It's different every ti.me.
This week it was Room 204, an
Ever since be began moon·
lighting a year and a half ago as a
hearing officer for Orange County
property tax assessment appeals,
the 70-year-old Newport Beach
Realtor has looked forward to his
two hours a week on the dais.
"It can be really interesting
sometimes,• Barrett. said, his eyes
Barrett said 10,000 homeown-
ers appealed their properties'
assessment values in June, com -
pared to 60,000 appeals on the
books in August. The last day to
the late 1980s only
to see a drastic decrease in the
value of their homes since 1990.
Those homeowners can be nefit
• SEE HEARING PAGE A 16
MARC MARTIN/DAILY Pll.Ol
Pete Barrett listens to an appeal from county homeown,ers to
lower their property tax assessment at the County Courthouse.
Peaceful
summer
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AROUND TOWN A6
BEST BUYS • Al
Q.ASSIFIED 84
COMMUNllY FORUM A 14
SOCIETY AB
SPORTS 81
WEATHER
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Whos to blame?_ .
Orange County has
plenty of woes, but don't
put the blame on Harriett
Wieder. That's the opin-
ion Of a number of Daily
Pilot readers. see Com-
mlinity FoNDl. hieA14.
CJ
House is his castle
a 3,930-sqlJ.are-foot
home at the end of Car-
nation Avenue in Corona
del Mar, despite neigh-
bor's objections who are
convinced the house will
greer
v,tylder
ffolly Sharp w.arehouse
sale is this weekend
H olly Sb~ Signature Boutique
(673-94{;6) is busy preparing for
its twice yearly sale from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. Friday through Sunday. ·
Holly Sh11rp clears out its ware-
house for its retail customers and sells
samples, overruns, damaged merchan-
dise and stock at a big savings. More
tha.1'11,000 ite~ will be on sale. Exam-
pl~ include long dresses at $50, short
dn!~ses at $40, tops at $25, jackets at
$3:>, pants and long skirts at $25, shprts
and short skirts at $20, T-shirts at $10
and children's dresses at 50% off. Holly
Sharp is at 3636 E. Coast Highway in
Corona del Mar.
ln celebrallon of its 20th anniversary,
Roger's Gardens is having an August
clearance sale, wtth savings of up lo
70%. Selected plants, includ.J.ng peren-
ruals, annuals, shrubs, trees, cacti, suc-
culents, herbs and vegetables, will be
reduced up to 50%.
A tent is full of garden gifts, acces-
sones and decorations for indoors and
outside, with savings of up to 70%.
Selected pottery is up to 50% off, and
Haddonstone is reduced up lo 40%.
Roger's Gardens (640-5800) is at
2~1 San Joaquin Hills Road at
MacArthur Boulevard in Newport
Beach.
Windows on the Bay (722-1400) is
offering a special on Thursdays: starting
at 6 p.m., hamburgers are $1, and beers
ar4 $2, served on the patio, complete
with a view of the bay.
Windows on the Bay took over a
l~dmark that housed The Stuft Shirt
arid Cano's Restaurant. It's at 2241 W.
COC!st Highway m Newport Beach.
Va1et parking is complunentary.
tcharles Bennett of Costa Mesa, a
B~ Buys reader, says: "As a longtime
re8ident of th.ls area, I have never been
s~cessful in locating a dry cleanf:!T who
relllly knows how to remove tough
sttifls from Jeans, shirts. ties and
svieaters. Eureka, I have found it.·
Bennett says Harbor Center Clean-
erj has proven to be the answer. "Ditti-
( cUlt stains from cotton and denim
tr4users disappear like magic when
oW'ners Yolanda and Mike Park apply thJir special stain-removing expertise.•
•ll you'd like to try Harbor Center C~aners (241-8400) at 2300 Harbor
Btvd., you can rece!ve a 10% discount
b,Z mentioning this column.
tMoms-to-be, take note. there's a "last
chflnce. sat~" al Motllerbood MatRnlty'
C519-4612) at South Coast Plaza. Select-
ed fall and summer sportswear will be
m).rked down 50%.
• J.P. t-faxwell is having its ai:inual
i.um.mer sale, with savings of up to 70%. !Qe sale continues through Labor Day,
bwt the best buys will be available dur-
~ ~e first week.
J.P. Ma.xWell (673-7211) has men's
sit>rts and active wear. It's on Balboa
Is(and at 204 Marine Ave.
:standard Shoe Store is having a
s~er's end clearance sale, with sav-
~s of 20% to 50% on thousands of
IJ\!?n and women shoes. Standard Shoes
(~0-5611) is at 3077 S. Bristol St., Costa
~sa.
• IE5T BUYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays. ~ you're a merchant or a shopper, if you
knbw of 1 good buy, call me at 540-1224, fax
11'1' at 646-4170 or write to me: Best Buys, Daily
Pit>t. 330 W. Bay St .• Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627.
.. .. VIRGINIA MANGIONE
EntFep:r~Ileur trades beauty stipplies fg~ Big Macs.......___
SHE ts
VU'ginla Mangione, 41, of Newport
Beach, and she will soon be ~e lirst -
woman owner/operator in Orange Coun-
ty to open a McDonald's satellite fran-
chise in a Home Depot. She is married to
Sam Mangione, owner/operator of six
McDonald's restaurants in Southern Cal-
ifomia. The couple have two daughters,
ages 5 and 10.
ARST JOI
Mangione was born to Italian immi-
grants in the Bronx, N.Y., and didn't learn
to speak English until the second grade.
Her business career had its beginnings in
the beauty salon where one of her two
sisters worked -Mangione swept hair
and filled shampoo bottles for $2 a day
when she was 12 years old.
She earned her diploma and license as
a hairdresser in New York at the Bronx
Community College and eventually
opened her own cosmetology business
catering to the neec;lS of people in hospi-
tals and convalescent homes. In 1976,
she moved to California, where her busi-
ness expanded to 25 ~hospitals and
employed 15 people.
·1 love Califonna," she said. "It's the
land of opportunity for me as years ago
New York was for my mother when she
came."
TliE NEXT STEP
.
Mangione met her husband and sold
her business in 1988. He was already a
part of the McDonald's team, and she
became interested in the business. As the
wife of a McDonald's owner/operator,
Mangione was 'not automatically quali-
fied to be an owner/operator hersell. , SAMANTHA FELDMAN I OAllY PILOT
McDonald's offers a rigorous spousal
training program equivalent to half a
semester of transferable college work.
The course was created to serve the
spouse of an owner/operator who dies.
McDonald's gives the survivor a year to
complete the course and take over the
business before buying the survivor out if
necessary, Mangione said.
Virginia Mangione ls going to be the first female owner/operator of a sateWte Mcqonald's that will open inside a
Home Deport store in Santa Ana.
location, which is scheduled to op en in
early September at the corner of
MacArthur and Harbor, perfect for her
situation.
help one another,· she said. "We have
meetings and.talk about different ways to
help women in the organization."
It took Mangione two years to com-
plete the course, which included class
work at Hamburger University in San
Diego and two weeks in Oak Brook, W.
"For the mother of two, for the first
one, it's kind of ideal. There are fewer
employees, it's a smaller version. I'll get
· my feet on the ground and work my way
up to owning one of these big ones," she
said, referring to the McDonald's her hus·
band owns in South Coast Plaza.
And Mangione's daughters are· help-
ful, too. "We talce them to the store, and
my 10-year-old will clean the lobby. My
little one will shred paper and play on the
computer," she said.
ENTREPRENEUR AT HEART
"Thirty women started the spousal
program. All of them dropped out but
two. I was the second woman to graduate
from Hamburger University," she said.
Mangione will have plenty of support
from her husband and from McDonald's
through its Women's Organization.
Though she is experienced in the
business world, the idea of owrung her
own McDonald's in Home Qepol still
astounds Mcµigione. -
"I'm excited. I can't wait until it opens Mangione considers her Home Depot "It's a woman's group, and we kind of
engagement
DURR-SERKLEW
A Sept. 2 wedding is being
planned by Karrie Jo Durr of
Huntington Beach and Cary AJan
Serklew of Newport Beach.
She is the daughter of Tom
and Judy Durr of Huntington
Beach and is a graduate of Ocean
View High School and Long
Beach State. Her fiance is the son
of Diane Sommers of Laguna
Hills and Stan Serklew of Scotts-
dale, Ariz. He is a graduate of
Huntington Beach High School
and attended Golden West Col·
lege.
They will be married in the
Community Church Congrega-
tional in Corona del Mar.
Free water-conservation
course to be offered
Mesa Consolidated Waler District and
the Municipal Water District of Orange
County will conduct a free six-week pro-
gram aimed at teaching landscape mainte-
nance workers how to conserve water.
The course will meet from 7 :30 to 11 :30
a.m. Wednesdays. Aug. 30 through Oct. 4,
at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa-Mesa. -
The program. created by the Metropoli-
tan Water District of Southern California, is
geared toward commercial and residential
landscapers as well as city, county and
school district maintenance personnel.
For more information or to register for
the program, call Wendy Duncan of the
Municipal Water District of Orange County
at 963-3058.
Comerica Bank joins
South Coast Metro Alliance
Comerica Bank-California has joined
the membership of the South Coast Metro
Alliance.
".Our new location in Orange County's
South Coast Metro will provide personal
and electronic banking, savings and
investment banking,• said Meredith Rus-
sell, the company's senror vice president.
Formed in 1849, the Detroit-based Com-
erica Bank has operatioTlS in California,
Michigan, Florida, Illinois and Texas. It is
used to rKord letters to the
editOf on 1ny topic.
CITYSIDE
the 27th largest bank holding company m
the United States with assets of approxi·
mately $34 billion.
Local USC club offers trips
to Trojan football games
The USC Newport/Irvine Club is offer-
ing a new service for Trojan fans this com-
ing football season.
Buses will trans:Q<?_!'t fans to and from the
Coliseum for Trojan football home games.
The buses will leave from Old Newport
Boulevard (near the Arches Restaurant)
approximately three hours before every
game.
Spaces are still available, but seating is
limited. For information or reservations,
call Scott at 650-5777 or Dennis at 548-
9100.
Newport Beach VISitors
Guide is free to public
A Visitors Guide to the Newport Beach
area is available free from the Newport
Beach Conference and Visitors Bureau.
The 40-page guide provides an
overview of several of the city's communi·
ties, including Udo Marina Village, the
Balboa Peninsula, Balboa Island Mariner's
Mile and Corona del Mar. Major attrac-
tioTlS, such as the Balboa Fun Zone, the
Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve,
the Catalina Flyer and Newport Harbor,
CA. 92626. C~ht No
news stories, i lustrations,_edl-
torial ~ or advertise-
up, but I never dreamed when I first start-
ed I'd run my own store in Home Depot.
It's a man's store!" she laughed.
Mangione believes her strong vision
and drive are lhe keys to her success.
"I'm always f0Ct1sed. As a child, I
always wanted to own my own business,
and I did that with the salons. Now it's
McDonald's," she said.
"I always saw myself .up there as a lit-
tle child. We had very, very little, and I
always wanted to be up there. I'm a die-
hard, and l did want to follow my hus-
band's footsteps.·
.,. -By OlaP.18 Gupta
are also listed.
The guide also lists local beaches and
golf courses and t.!1eir amenities. Nearby
attractions such as Disneyland, Knott's
Berry Farm and Catalina Island are also
discussed.
The Visitors Guide nas separate sections
for dining, shopping, night life, annual
events and accommodations. The guide's
cover features a painting of the Balboa
Pavilion viewed trom the Balboa Island fer-
ry dock. AJ NeWman Of Newman and New-
man Creative Services donated the art-
work.
For more information or to receive a Vis-
itors Guide, call the bureau at 722-1611 or
send a written request to 3300 W. Coast
Highway. Newport Beach 92663.
OCC changes name of
community service office
Orange Coast College has decided to
rename its community services office the
community education office. The office dis-
tributes performing arts tickets and is
where residents register for non-credit
worksh()ps.
NOTE: The Daily Pilot Police Files
will not appear today. The Police
Files will return in tomorrow's news~
paper.
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in the news
Ship Chandle ry takes
$4 ,600 loss in burglary
Burglars destroyed three dis-
play cases and stole an estimated
$4,600 worth of boating equip-
...ment from Minney's Ship Chan-
dlery late Saturday night or early
Sunday morning, store owner
Ernest Minney said.
~They wanted the stuff that
was locked up -brand new, top-
of-the-line equipment,· Minney
said. "The boy who opened up
Sunday walked into a big mess.•
According to a report from the
Costa Mesa Police Department,
the thieves kicked in a door and
smashed three showcases with a
leg from a teak table. The thieves
then stole barometers, marine
ractios and navigjition instru-
ments -equipment that would
likely not be easily traced,
according to police.
"Some of them might have
serial numbers,• Costa Mesa
Police Sgt. Tom Winter said. ~l
would not say they're easily
recoverable."
· Broken glass littered the floor
of the shop at 1500 Newport Blvd.
The police also discovered drops
of blood, possibly left by one of
the suspects.
The shop has experienced
shoplifting in the past, but noth-
ing of the magnitude of Saturday
night's incident, Minney said.
Man hailed as hero
after dousing fir e
A Newport Beach man is
being called a hero by Fire
Department officials after he
rushed mto a neighbor's dpart-
ment to extmgwsh a mattress
that caught fire Wedrtesday.
Paul Bibenu IS credited with
saving the apclrtment buildmg at
306 E. Balboa in Newport Beach,
~here shortly dfter noon he
crawled through a broken win-
dow dnd extinguished the fldmes
with a garden hose, according to
a Fire Department press release.
Bibenu, who sdw smoke bil·
lowing from the building while
assisting neighbors move furni-
ture, sustained d 2-inch lacera-
tion to his shoulder whlle
attemptmg to gam entrance to
the burmng urul. He was treated
dl the scene and then transported
to Hoag Hospital
The fire, beheved to have
been caused by dn electrical
short, created about $1,000 worth
of damdge to tht'! dpartment•s
i:.tructure and $4,000 worth of
damage to the urul's contenlc;.
Vets commemoration.
planned this morning
Pacific Amphithedtre will host
a 50th Anniversdry World War fl
Commemoration toddy, with a 10
a.m. ceremony entitled Hvrctory
m the Paci.He.·
The ceremony wtlJ !>erve as a
solemn remembrdnce of the vet·
erans of 50 years ago who fought
battles, served and rued for their
country
Commanders and representa-
l.ives of local veterans orgaruza-
tioflS will place wreaths m honor
of the veterans
The USMC 3rd A.tr Wing Bdnd
and Joint Services Color Guard
Me also scheduled to appear at
the commemorauon. A special
ceremony will also honor recipi·
ents of 218 Congressional Medals
of Honor, including 135 posthu·
mously, for acts of heroism during
the war in the Pacific.
. Tickets are $3 per person dild
may only be obtained by filling
out a reservation form.
Reservation forms for the cere-
mony are available al most city
halls in Orange County and at
county Veterans Service offices in
Lo$...Angeles, Orange, Riverside,
San Diego and Ventura counties.
VW Jamboree will
roll into fairgrounds
More than 500 custom and
vintage Volkswagens will com-
pete for troptues in more than 40
car show classes when The 10th
Annual California Volkswagen
Jamboree is held Aug. 20 at the
Orange County Fairgrounds in
Costa Mesa.
The winner of the Best of
Show award will take· home a
$1,000 prize.
The event will include dealer
and manufacturer display and
sales booths, live entertainment,
an indoor swap meet for used
parts, a carS-for-sale area, a van
jcun and food.
tn add.ition, a bikini contest
will offer a St ,000 purse award.
For more information, call 364·
. 3672.
THURSDAY, AUGUST. ~7. 1995 Al
Not a care in the world on floating vacation
L lfe u a balance sheet,
the old phllo opher says.
Assets and liabilities.
good times a nd not so good.
Vacations being a small but
vital slice of life , they, too,
have their balance sheets.
Having ]usf rel umecI from fur-
lough, I am in th e process of
totting up the yeas and nays.
My wife and I spent nine
days and nights living on a
small boat and we are still
speaking pleasantly to one
another. Definitely a complete
plus, with no negative offset.
Not so, however, for the
Fred Column. I didn't have to
write two columns, which was
a welcome respite. But, under
my no-play, no-pay contract I
don't get paid for the two
columns I didn't write, and
that hurts. Especially now
when my wife the teacher i~
on hiatus from pay checks
until October.
It was for sure a healthful
vacation. We sleep like rocks,
relax to the point of mental
ooziness-and get plenty of
exercise swimming off the
boat many times each day.
That racks up sc:ads of geody
points, but I fear we -espe-
cially me -erase those with a
·ceremonial cocktail hour each
evening.
It is not something we ever
do at home. We will go weeks
and months without anything
alcoholic to drink. But when
we are afloat, some vodka ton-
ics and a beer or two with run-
ner are virtually mandatory.
We had a great time cruis-
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ing the coves, lagoons and
yacht clubs all over San Diego
harbor as part of a flotilla
from Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Club.
We did everything from
luxuriating at San Diego
Yacht C lub, erstwhile home of
the America's Cup. to anchor-
ing and tethering our stern
lines to palm trees on the
shore of a Coronado Cays
lagoon.
It was not exclusively a
sybaritic week. We exercised
our mmds, as well as our bod-
ies, with Juin Foresman's
"mental magnet marathon-
quiz" for virtually worthless
prizes. ,J
"There were 100 questions
m Jum's mind-stretching quiz.
Let's see how you do with
some of them (answers
below):
Q: What is a millenary?
Q : Where is a billion dol-
lars worth more , the U.S.A. or
England? Why?
Q: ln the Virgin Islands,
which way does the equaton-
al c urrent flow?
Q : When was the first
recorded use of toothpaste?
Q : What is the melody to
which the ~Star Spang.led
Banner" is sung?
Q: Which way d oes the
water move when the tide
changes?
Q: Can you remember how
many bits in a byte? (J
answered this, question with
what 1 still maintain is the
correct response: No, 1 can-
not remember/ Juin ruled
that was not a valid answer.)
T here was another game
in which people piled
into the ir dinghies and
cruised the waterfront homes
of Coronado Cdys They were
equipped with clues bdsed on
names of boats docked 10
front of the homes. For exdm-
ple . the clue might be "A
divorced man.• The boat
name: • Bitchless."
OK, so you had to be there.
But the trick to -enjoying a
week ltke this is simply to let
, your brain go limp. It.. took me
about two days lo reach that
stage.
By thep, l really didn't care
that we had Jost one of our
engines off Del Mar on the
tnp down. I wasn't even upset
when l s pent all of a Sunday
afternoon workrng on the
machine with no luck I hdrd-
ly cared the next ddy when a
mechanic also failed lo find
the problem.
Having to deal with the
world's most inept car-rental
agency so we could get home
was 1ust a yawn. A dreadful
cold sore under my right nos-
tril was merely another who
care-~.
Then we got home. There
was a letter from State Parm
canceling our homeowner's
insurance because they had to
pay a claim after our long-
removed rogue ficus tree
devoured a neighbor's sewer
pipe.
And the next day I was
strapp ed into Dr. Nick Davis's
dental chair for precisely four
hours 43 minutes.
It is understandable, I
think, that my vacation bal-
ance sheet 1s beginning to lip
in the wrong direction. The
mechanic m San Diego 1s still
trying to find the cause of my
engine's fuel starvation I am
1 ~BRANSON
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TOUR.Sept. 26
7 Nights • 8 Days
Inc. RT Air from LAX
Hotels • Shows-Most
Meals -Sightseeing
$1350.00
definitely beginning to lose
that drowsy, kick-back, let it
hang out, more beer vacation
mood.
But not until I give you the
answers:
A: No, not a hatma.ker: a
thousand-yearanniversa:ry;-
A: While most felt a billion
dollars is a billion anywhere,
the answer ls England. In the
U.S. a billion is a thousand
million, which has nine zeros.
In the U .K . (and Germany),
their billion has 12 zeros.
A: Northwest.
A: Circa 2,000 BC., in
Egypt.
A: • Anacrion in Heaven.·
A: The water moves up and
down, not in and out or back
and forth, or even ebbing and
flowing
A: There are eight bits in a
byte.
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Thursday and Saturday.
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Council gives OK to build large home Attorneys for~\
rapist seeking to bar
·.informant's t.estimony
•Neighbors complained 3,930-square foot house eral bomeownen joined Sm1rl on
Monday in uking the council to
reconsider. Residentl asked the
u• to change the Pl4nnlrig Com-
mtulon'1 dedliOn.•
Councilwoman Jean Watt cast
th• dlllf!nting vote. would be 'over-sized monstrosity.'
bors had argued over what the council to deny Losey's requ t
home on the i.rTegu1a1tJ Sbaj>ed or to force him to make a ddillon·
•Second day of
prelftninary h~ for
suspected serial rapist
ends, and witnesses
have yet to take stand.
By Tina B«gatta. Daily Pilot
bad no knowledge ol those
jnridents and played no part m
those easies.·
Lowenstem has sa.id he
believes his client's rights to
representation were violated
when the informant, Bruce
•Ricky• Richards, began col-
lecting information to give to
authorities.
Richards, who testified Tues-
COSTA MESA -~me~ day and Wednesday, maintains
spent Wednesday a.rgwng a Brooks voJunteered the infor-
motwn to bar a 1ailhouse snitch mation Wllbout prompting.
from testifying in a preliminary On Tuesday, Richards said
bearing for alleged serial rapist he told authorities about his
Steven Dexter Brooks. conversations with Brooks
A ruling on the motion is hoping they would assist him u;
expected sometime today. after gainmg admittance to a drug
wtucb attorneys will begm call-I program in Santa Ana.
mg witnesses for the prelmu-However, Newport Beach
nary hearing. . Detective Jay Wynn t~ed
Prosecutor Claud.t~ Silba.r Wednesday that Richards told
had hoped the heanng would bun at the time be felt it was tu.s
begin Wednesday afternoon. ·civic duty• to report the con-
Tbe <i4Y IJlStead focused on ve:rsatlons.
defense attorney Rudolph "He $aid be dJdn't like
Lowenstein's request to rapists and child molesters •
exclude testimony from the Wynn said. '
Ulformant. who shared an Brooks bas been charged
Orange County Jaµ cell with with 17 counts,¢ rape. robbery,
Brooks. burglary and weapons charges
·Mr. ~wen.stein &ttempted stemming fTom three sexual
to establish that (the informant) as~ults in Newport Beach late
worked for other police agen-last year. Under new rape leg-
oes m the past.· Silbar sald islabon, Brooks could face 25
after Wednesday's proceed-years to We in prison if he's
mgs. ·we established that we found guilty. '
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NEWPORT BEACH -Council
members a~ to allow resi·
Cient Robert Losey to build a
3,930~are-foot home at the
end of Carnation Avenue in
Corona del Mar, a home ~veral
of his neighbors are coovmced
will be an over-sized·monstrosity.
During a bearing lhls week, the
City Council agreed lo grant a
variance allowing Losey to
~ the allowable bwldable
area of bis property.
The council ruling upheld the
decision of the city's Planning
Commission. which bad ruled in
Losey's favor in June.
·nme goes on. and thulgs go
away,• said Losey who works for
Source Data Products of Irvine.
"It's our desire to be good, bM>-
ful cooperative neighbors. That's
what l'·ve always wanted.•
Ov~ the course of many public
beanngs. Losey and his neigh-
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lot could look like. Residents ol al modifications.
Carnation Avenue and Pemleaf . *U not. you will forever .be !aced
Street maintaan;.d that. as draft·~ wi1b this monstrous eyesore. said
ed. Losey's home would block 1bm Pbllllps, Who owns l>roperty
views of either the ocean or at 315 Camatiori Ave. Begonia Padt But by a 6· 1 vote, the council
Both bom~ers and pedes-decided that the residents had
tnens -who frequently walk to presented no ~ew evidence to
the end ol the cul-de-sac to look Justlfy ov_e~g the Plaru$lg
out pver Begonia Park _ would Commt551on s. dedsion.
be impacted, area residents . Some ~uncil members bad vis-daimecL ited the nte and said they under·
Losey countered the size and st<>?'1 its unusual demand.I. ,
Losey, wbo bope1 to have the
home completed by 1996, said
he spoke to a few neighbors
after the council bearing. The
people be 1poke with shared his
hope that the feud will end with
the council's decision, Losey
said.
Homeowners had threatened
to take the matter to court if the
decision went against them;·But
James "Buzz" Person. a form.er
planning commissloneT, who
represented Losey during the
bearing, said he thought neigh-
bors had no basis for a lawsuit
against either his client or the
city.
configuration of his property jus-I und~rstand (the residents )
lilied his tequest. He also noted ~nc~rns.. ~ouncilman Dennis
that be bad scaled back his 0 Neil ~d. B':1t I saw no n-:w or
design to appease his neighbors. compelling evtdence requiring
lWo separate Planning· Com-:!:!!!!!!!IE!!!!!E!::=!!!!!!!!!Bi!i5!5555!!5!!!1!!111!!:!!5555!!!!!!!!!!5!5iiill5!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!55E1Eim!!l!!!E!!!:==:::!!!!
missions ruled in Losey's favor;
the first in 1992 and the second
in J"!lle of this year after Losey
let the first variance lapse.
After the June bearing, Sand·
castle Drive resident William Smm appealed the commission's
deas100 to the City Council. Sev-
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more convenicnl way 10 pay your l"ncrg\' bill. By phone.
.. Int roducing nc" payment op11on~ from l·~lil>on. The.' 're
ju I one part of a whole serie of program6' de~igned to
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monrh rhrough your checking <Account. Or di.ii u, the second option. Call us ea1..·h
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little euWr. a.II &al• 1-800-811~ to enroll today. Things arc changing at Edi on.
In an incttaaingl~ competitive era. we're responding to .>our needs wuh new idea .
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 17, 199S
volunteer di~ry
• lHE VOWNTla DWTOllv runs
periodic.ally In the=al Pilot. tf you'd like I~ on ng~organl-
Utlon listed, c.11 --021, ext. 331 .
COSTA MESA HeSlOtUCAL SOOl'TY
The society collects Information, pho-
tos and artifacts reletlng to the history
of Costa Mesa and the Harbor area. VoJ.
unteers are needed for clerical tasks
computer Input and help In the llbta,Yr
For Information, call Charles Beecher: 631 -5918. •
COSTA MESA LmRACY GROUP
The Costa Mesa Literacy Group needs
volunteers to help people become liter·
ate or teach English as a second lan-
~:r.· For Information, call FuLler. 548-
COSTA MESA SENIOR aNTER
The-multi-purpose senior services facil-
ity, located at the comer of 19th Street
and Pomona Avenue, seeks volunteers for a variety of tasks. For more lnfonna-
tion, call 645-2356 from 9 a.m. to S p.m.
COURT A.PPOINTED SP£0A1.
ADVOCATES OF ORANGE COUNTY
Volunteers are needed to make a two
year commitment to serve as advocates
for abused, neglected and abandoned
children. During the two-year period,
volunteers work one-on-one with a
child for 3-hours a week. For Informa-
tion, call 935-6124.
DEFORE FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS
Defore Foundation for the Arts, a non·
profit organization dedicated to dance
at 151 Kalmus Drive, G-3, In Costa Mesa,
needs volunteers. For more Information,
call 241 ·9908.
DISCOVERY SHOP
• Di5eovery Shops are run by the Ameri·
can Cancer Society. Volunteers are need·
ed and no special skills are necessary.
For information, call 640-4l777 between
10 a.m. and 5" p.m.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION·SERVICES
Dispute Resolution s.tvices needs vol·
unteer mediators. case specialists and
outreach assistants to help in a variety of
mediation cases. Bilingual language
skills are needed for both office volun-
teers and for mediators. For more Infor-
mation, call 250-0488.
EASTER SEALS
Easter Seals Society needs volunt~rs
for ongoing clerical work. help in pro-
grams for children with disabilities and
to help with special events. For informa-
tion, call 834-11 11.
EXCHANGE CLUB CHILD ABUSE
PREVENTION CENTER
Volunteers are needed to help families
where an incident of child abuse has
been reported and a referral made by
the county, and to work with families of
high-risk victims of parental drug addic-
tion. For information, call 722· 1107.
FAIRVIEW DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER
The Fairview Developmental Center in
Costa Mesa needs volunteers, and dona-
tions are welcome. For more Informa-
tion, call 957-5114 between 8 a.m. to
4:30 p.m.
RSH HAJtlOR AREA INC.
Friends In Service to Humanity (FISH)
offers emergency assistance to those in
need and provides the Mobile Meals
program. Volunteers are needed to help
in a variety of areas. For more informa-
tion, call Debby, 645-8050.
FOOD DISTRIBUTION CENTER
The Food Distribution Center, Orange
County's private non--proflt foodbank.
needs volunteers to Inspect and sort
donated foods and to help with mail-
ings. For more Information, call the vol-
unteer coordinator, 771-1343.
FRIENDS Of THE COSTA MESA LIBRARY
The Friends of the Costa Mesa Library
_ needs ~lunteen. For Information, call
the library, 646-8845.
GIRL SCOUTS
The Glr1s Scouts of Orange County
need volunteers to be trained as troop
leaders. to serve on special committees,
and to give lectures. demonstrations or
classes. For information, c.11 979-7900.
GUU..5 INCX>RPORATED
Glr1s Incorporated offers educational
and enrichment opportunities for gir1s
and boys. Volunteers are needed. Fot
further lnfonnatlon, call Amy, 646-7181.
GLASS MOUNTAIN INC.
Volunteers are needed to aid physical·
ly-<hallenged adults who meet monthly
for educational, entertainment and
social purpoMS. C..11779-3441
HAT COINCTION
Soup Kitchen's expenses out-pace donations
The Hat Connection Is a women's phil·
anthropk e>rteoSlon of the Chamber of
Commerce whkti ~es the commun1--
tles of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. c.an Kay Walburger. 650-2144.
• Charity's rent is hiked,
foWlder says there's
plenty of food but not
enough money for bills.
"The problem is, my expens-
es are •gomg up, but my dona-
tions are down,• Hatleberg said
Wednesday. •J've really got to
get on my horse and get a fund-
raiser going." HERITAGE HOUSE AUXIUARY
Volunleers are needed for an auxlllary
support group being formed by Her·
ltage House, a non-profit substance
abuse recovery home for pregnant and
par.ming women and their children In
Costa Mesa. For more Information, call
646-2271 .
-------------1 Hatleberg said her iood
By Tlna 8or~tta, Daily Pilot donations have remained con-
HIGH HOPES HEAD INJURY PROGRAM
The High Hopes Head Injury Program's
Rff Center in Costa Mesa, a non-profit
organization serving the needs of head·
Injured adults and their families, is seek-
ing volunteers. Call 646-7458.
COSTA MESA Soup
Kitchen founder Merle Hatle-
berg was hit with a double
whammy last month.
That's when a 10% rent hike
and a $73 increase in trash col-
lection fees kicked in.
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E. •7th St. 1ms1&:1?6 __ •11a~11aa
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siste nt a nd have yielded
enough supplies to feed the
kitchen's 300 daily patrons.
•But that doesn't pay the rent
and my other miscellaneous
expenses,• she said. ·1 think
things are just bad out there .
Everybody's hurting."
f ...... -.... -............... -.... -.. 1 . stuff like that,• Hatleberg S41d .
: If YOU WANT TO tit.P : · ·w e're serving over 300 pea·
1 1 ple now, and I do get d lot of I !_~ "'°'!......._ ~ ~ ': food donations But I still have to l v .. Soup tOtu--. or nnur• : buy everything that goes mto : fund.r.&en. Clll 646-8181. : the soup, because l make t}iat
L------------------------J from scratch. I have~buy-a.ll the produce and incidentals like
Hatleberg hopes to organize
a dinner through a local church
or professional organization to
generate new sponsors for, the
Soup Kitchen.
"If I can get people to pledge
$25 a month for a year, that
would help cover my rent and
that."
Hatleberg said she'd)ike to
get the fund-raiser oft the
ground as soon as possible.
"I just need a place that will
'1onate the space,• Hatleberg
said. "We'll supply all the food
and the cooking."
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individuals feeling the emotional
weALTH MANAGEMENT stress of caring for elderly parents.
·,the Finanoal Education Soa-The group usually meets the sec-ond Wednesday of each month etY.is offering a free semi.Qar from but will meet the third Wednesday
7 k> 8:30 p.m titled, "Gifting of August. The senior ce~ter is at
Str.tegies -Stop Gifting to the 800 Marguerite Ave. in Corona
IRS." The seminar is part of a swn· d el Mar. For information, call Vic-
mer series at Villa Rosa (resi-ki at 644-3244.
deqce), 1711 lrvme Ave . Newport BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
Beach. Seating 1s lunited, and The Newport Harbor area
res~rvations dre required. For Chamber of Commerce is spon-
r~ryations, call 646-3000.
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CHJ.DREN OF AGING PARENTS meeting at 5 p.m. at the Newport
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Our family is llVllilllblt 24 hours a day with answers
support, compassion and affordable prices.
Give us a call today or just stQp ~ for
pre-p~ help.
costs $10 without reservations. For
information and reservations, call
Rosemary Hall at 846-5572.
COOKING HEALTHY
Is the title of this free, 7 to 8:30
p.m . Hoag Hospital seminar -part
of the hospital's "Livin9 With Can-
c.w WCN= serlel. • HcNIQ CMf c. '.l\'acy wilt.Kb~
all wttb cucer and tbliir fmnPW
how to prepare belJltW, pnnet
style meals. The ..nlnAr takes
J*ce in the Hoag Cancer Center.
4000 W. Cout ~way in New-
port Beach. For reterV&tions, call
76()..5542.
HAWAIIAN WAU
PartY Hawaiian-style ot this
free 11 a.m. Jewish Senior Center
luau on the Jewish Federation
-Olm.pus, 250 E. Baker St, Ca.ta
Mesa. Entertainment will be pro-
vided by the Ukelele Stromme.rs,
and door-to-door transportation is
available from anywhere in
Orange County. Also, for $3,
guests can indulge in a full kosher
meal. For information, call 513-
5641.
· OPERATION a.EAN SLATE
This Costa Mesa-based graffiti
prevention group will be holding
an informational meeting from
6:30 to 7:30 p.m . in the Ingram
Micro Inc. building -Hard Disk
~e. 1600 St. Andrews Place,
Santa Ana. Topics will include vol-
unteer opportunities and graffiti
preventiOn technique$. For infor-
mation, call Mike Howard at 435-
0U5.
WEALTH MANAGEMENT
The Financial Education Soci-
ety is offering a free seminar from
7 to 8:30 p .m. titled ·we Insur-
ance -A Living Benefit, Not Just a
Death Benefit." The seminar is
part of a summer series at Villa
Rosa (reside11ce), 1711 Irvine Ave.,
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VETEIANS .. ETING
Melriben are being .sought for
a new Veterans of Foreign W1J.1S ~ in Newport Beach. Montl;ilv
meetings are held on the third
Tbund4y ot every month at 7 p.m
in the Harbor View eommurutv
Center: 1854 Port Westboume. For inlorm~tion, call Richard
Hohmann at 650-0361.
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from 7 to 10 p.m. in ballrooms 1
and 2 ol the Red Uoa Hotel, 3050
Bristol St , Coit& MeM Dr. Peter
Duesberg. a ~ ol molecu.
tar biology, w1u chell9pge the link
betweenHIV andAIDS. Thesym.
posium is ·=~ed by the Awareness Pu Group, and
tickets are $20 in advance or $25
at the door. Information: (800) 758-,
3223.
CONSUMER BUSINESS NElWOfuc
This networking group will
meet at 7 a.m . tn The Tea Room,
3100 lrvine Ave. in N ewport...
Seach. The featured speaker,
Patrick J. Hunter, will deliver a
lecture ·titled •Maximum lnner-
drive: Driven to Succeed.• The
cost is $15. For reservations, call
550-4185.
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Put on your dancin' shoes and
have some good, clean run at
the Square Riggers square
dance club of Costa Mesa's ~ Begiooers Fun Dance• from t
to 4 p.m. at the Costa Mesa
Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St.
The event is open to all experi-
ence levels, and the cost is $2,
which includes a picnic lunch.
For information, call Bernice
Hopkins at 557-4019.
.AUG. 21
CLASSIC & CUSTOM CARS
An open cruise for owners of
fine, pre-1975, American rod,
classic and custom cars co.otin-
ues at 4:30 p.m. at the Hard
Rock Cafe, Fashion Island near
Atrium Court, Newport Beach.
Upon arrival, participants
receive a raffle ticket. There are
also 50/50 raffle tickets avail-
able. Proceeds benefit Make-A-
Wish Foundation and the family
of slain Newport Beach police
Officer Bob Henry. Other cruise
dates: Sept. 6 and 20. For more
information, call Jerry Hill at
721-9546.
FREE RELATIONSHIP HOTLINE
Maxine Cohen, a marriage
and family therapist, is sponsor-
ing an anonymous helpline for
individ4als with relationship
problems. Cohen will be p~rson
ally available for free consulta-
tion from noon to 1 p.m. and 7 to
8 p.m. every Monday. She can
be reached at 759-0357.
DRAMA CLASS
The.Newport Beach Commu-
nity Services Department is
offering a variety of drama
classes this summer aimed al
helping teens and adults devel-
op acting and public speaking
skills. The two-session class -
"Power Talk -Become a Suc-
cessful Public Speaker" -runs
from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday in the
Grant Howald Parks Communi-
ty Youth Center on the corner of
5th and Iris in Corona del Mar.
The cost is $38. To register, call
644-3151 or visit the Community
Services Department, 3300
Newport Blvd ., Newport Beach.
WEDNESDAY. AUG. 23
FREE TAX WORKSHOP
The Internal Revenue Service
is conducting a free, one-day tax
workshop from 10 a .m. to 4:30
p.m. in the Costa Mesa Library,
1855 Park Ave. Topics will
include record keeping, taxable
business income, employment
taxes, depreciation deductions
and more. Other workshop
dates include: Sept. 20, Oct. 25
and Nov. 22. Seating is available
on a first-come, first-served
basis. For information, call 643-
4060.
GARDENING CLASS
The Sherman Library and
(!;iardens in Corona deJ Mar is
offering a class on staghorn
fems at 9:30 a.m. in the library,
---2641_E. Coast HigbwllY in Coro-
na del Mar. Participants will
learn about the many varieties
of staghoms, their culture and
how to use them in the garden.
The cost is $23, and each partic-
ipant will receive a staghom
fern for mounting on wallboard.
For information, call 673-2261.
FREE INSPIRATIONAL LECTURE
Laura Eyans, a breast cancer
survivor, will tell the story of
bow she and 12 other breast
cancer survivors climbed
Argentina's 23,085 foot Mount
Aconcagua -the highest peak in
the Western hemisphere -at a 1
p.m. slide show in the Adven-
ture 16 Outdoor & Travel Outfit-
ters, 1959 Harbor Blvd., Costa
Mesa. The climb, known as
"Expedition Inspiration,• was
done as a tribute to breast can-
cer survivon and those whose
lives were claimed by the dis-
ease. For information, call 650-
3301.
YIDDISH HOUR
The Jewish Senior Center of
Orange County ls playing host
to Gerson Jerus for an hour of
Jewish humor, poetry songs and
culture. The free event takes
place at t 1 a.m. at the center on
the Jewish Federation Campus,
250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa.
Door-to-door transportaUon to
the Senior Center ls ava.Uable
from enywhere in Orange
County. .Por inf ormalion or
reHrvation1, call 513-5641.
MEE COMMUNITY WOIKSHOP
•coPtng With Sexual Needl
and ~lemt Iii Dementia• ii
the title ol a ffM seminar 1poo·
aONd by The Adult Day 5ervicee
of Orange. COUntf and OxforiS
Health Care trc. 9 to l l :30 a.m.
at the 1'ctWt O.y Servtctll cen -
ter, 181 W. HamlltOD, Bkli· IOO,
Co.ta Mfla, UCI toptCI WW
tndad• c:oamaon '*1ial dllfkal·
tlet tn dementia and .., .....
ln cqplng with anger, guilt and
depression . Reservations are
required. Call 548-9331 for
reservations.
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IBM PC USERS
Orange Coast College's IBM
PC Users Group will be meet·
ing from 9 a.m. to noon ln
OCC's Science Hall. The meet-
ings are for beginning a nd
intermediate computer users
and include guest speakers and
new software demonstrations.
The annual membership fee is
$36. For information, call 843-
2048.
EDUCATION APNECJATION
DAY
The Dally Chiropractic Ceo·
ter, 2850 Mesa Verde Ease,
Suite C, Ne wport Beach, will
donate all chiropractic services
ln exchange for d onations of
schools supplies to help Col-
lege Park Elementary from 10
a.m. to 1 p.m. A donation enti-
Ues new patients to a free con-
sultation and evaluation and
regular p atients to an extra
adjustment. For information or
an appointment, call 6~2-0670.
FREE CAMPFIRE PROGRAM
The Upper Newport Bay
Association is holding a series
of free campfire programs at
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7:15 p.m. on Sbellmaker Island.
The program includes a speak-
er, skits, entertainment and
marshmallow roasting.
Tonight's speaker is Loren
Hayes of the U.S. Flsh and
Wildlife Service, and the topic
will be "Endangered Species
and How They Got There.•
0th.er program dates include
Sept. 30 and Oct. 21. For infor-
mation, call 640-1742.
THURSDAY, AUG. 31
YOUNG REPUBLICANS MIXER
The Orange County Young
Republicans organization is
sponsoring a mixer at the
THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1995
Sfuzz1 re taurant, 1870-A Har-
bor Blvd., Triangle Square,
Costa Mesa For information,
call the OCYlt Hotline at 754·
5955.
WOMEN IN BUSINESS
Sen. Barbara Boxer will be
the featured speaker at a lun-
cheon sponsored by Women m
Business International from
11 :30 a .m. to 1:30 p .m. in the
Sutton Place Hotel in Newport
Beach. The luncheon is a cele-
bration of the 75th anniversary
of women attaining the right to
vote and will include a tribute
to the pioneers of the suffrage
movement. The cost is $45
before Aug. 15 and $55 there-
after. For information, call
Audrey Crosser at 588-0232.
APPLE COMPUTER a.ue I
Orange Coast College's AppM
Computer Club will meet from t
a.m. to 4 p.m.
Ln room 204 of OCC's Cheffi!
istry Building. The dub -which
is open to anyone interested iJ:J
computers -encourages lli.e
development and exchange ol
information related to the Appl~
computer. The annual member-
ship fee is $30, and meetings are
the first Saturday of each month
For information, call 770-1865.
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n small _ slice of Italy
I t wasn't really Italy, but 1t
might as well have been.
Against an impressionist
backdrop of Venice placed on
the courtyard of Fashion
lJland, a flock of white
geons was released to
duplicate the atmosphere on
tlle square of St. Marks. The
crowd cheered in awe as the
now white creatures took to
lhe skies. It was au part of
P.errogosto, the mid-summer
~talian festival sponsored by
Tutto Mare for Cbildhelp
USA.
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cook
with the community aupport, •
said the tall blonde Edwards
decked out in a black Diini-
dresa that matched the ature
of her friend and fell ow
Childbelp devotee, Tiaa daatnttz. _ _..__.,
·we don't usually dress as
twins,• said Scha(nitz, who is
also tall and blond.
It must have simply been
kismet.
As the gardens of Fashion
Island came alive Saturday
,vening with the magic of
strolling jesters and jugglers,
the Orange Coast social
crowd mingled in the moon-
light as the summer wonde r-
ment created by co-chairs
Beth Bldna and Renate Carls-
1on came to life.
and beef.
"Ferrogosto is a special
time of merriment for Italians,
a time for f amilles to gather
together, and in our own cas~
to gather in support of chil-
dren less fortunate,• Tutto
Mare general manager Frank
Ucata said.
Honorary chairs of the
evening were the dedicated
Ellen and Anwar Sollman,
with additional support from
Fashion Island represented by
the lovely Michelle Bobrer,
John and Donna Crean, Dick
Draeger, Rick Evan1, Charles
and Nora He1ter, David and
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11na SclaalDltz. BeOa Bldna, ReMte Ctrlsson, PatU Edwards and Prank Ucata celebrate Ferrogosto
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Chef Corrado Gianotti of
Tutto Mare set up bountiful
buffet stations serving every-
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salmone to pennette rachele
\o jumbo shrimp and mixed
skewers of Italian sausage
Five hundred Newport-
Mesa families did just that for
Childhelp to the delight of
local supporters Patty and Jim
Edwards.
"It's a very big success, and
I couldn't be more pleased
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weekend
Local band Sugar Ray, from left, Stan Frazl~r. Murphy Karges, Mark McGrath and Rodney Sheppard. The group wW be performing
a free concert Wednesday at the Hard Rock Cafe ln Newport Beach.
Anew
contender ·
• Sugar Ray may have not yet fotUld 'radical fame,' but
with a debut CD, MTV play and a spot on Howard
Stern, the local band is' on its way.
By R. John Forstrom, Daily Pilot
I t wasn't long ago that Sugar
Ray was just another band with
a catchy name (Shrlnky Din.ks),
playing cover tunes at parties and
local bar shows for a crowd of
maybe 50 college students.
Now, though lead singer Mark
McGrath says the group from
Newport Beach has not found
"radical fame,• more than the
band's name has changed.
"Getting a record deal brought
us to a professional level," said
McGrath, who, along with band
membeTS Stan Frazier and Rodney
Sheppard is a graduate of Corona
del Mar High School.
"This is som ething that I have
wanted to do my whole lite. We
were four guys from Newport
• Beach who let the momentum
1 take us. We escalated to a higher
level."
A "higher level" indeed.
With the release of their d ebut
CD "Lemonade and Brownies" on
Atlantic, Sugar Ray's mix of Beast-
ie Boys-style funk and hard-rock
is now receiving national expo-
sure. Along with a nationwide
tour promoting the CD, the band
has appeared on MIV's "120
Minutes" and were recently
guests on the Howard Stern radio
show, where they petformed their
version of "Psychedelic Bee" -a
song originally written by Stem
hbnself.
"1be Howard Stem show was
just phenomenal," McGrath said.
•1 used to listen to him religiously.
Just being in the facilities, walking
through the door and lookin~ at
Howard Stem ... he just don t let
anybody on his show."
Although the band continues to
play to crowds across the United
States, songs like the first track on
their CD -"Snug Harbor" -reveal
the band's Newport Bea.ch roots.
"It's an ode to our favorite
watering hole," McGrath
explained. "We spent many days
in there getting inebriated. There
is nothing better than going in
there and .relax:ing."
In early 1996, Sugar Ray will
embark on a montb-lQJlg Euro-
pean tour that includes stops in
Italy, Holland. Spain and Ger-
many.
The thought of playing in front
of the large festival crowds may
have been overwhelming for the
band a few in.onths ago, but in the
course of its American tour, Sugar
Ray bas already played venues
before crowds of more than 50,000
people.
"(Playing in front of pig
crowds) you get a nervous ener-
gy." McGrath said. "Nervous
energy I thrive on. We played
'Mean Machine' and thousands of
kids were singing the song.
"It is a whole different animal
playing those things.•
Aft.er three months on the road.
though, McGrath said it will be
good to catch the last part d sum-
mer in Newport Beach.
So instead d just another tour
stop, the free show they will play
at the Hard Rock Cafe ln Fubion
Island on Wednesday. Aug. 23, Is
NIKi's
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+ WHAr. Sugar Ray concert
+WHEN: 10 p.m.; Wednes-
day, Aug. 23. ~~g band.
goes o~ at 9 p.m. + WHEJU!: Newport Beach
Hard Rock Cafe in Fashion
. Island.
+HOW MUCH: Free.
+MORE INPO: 644-.884-4.
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L-------------------------~ ~portunity to relax and visit
f · y and friends.
•Touring is still part of the
deal,• McGrath said. "I love
touring, but it will be nice to get
a couple of days off. It is bard to
be away from my family and it
will be cool to play in our home-
town.·
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SALADS • SUBS
1 ftPI IES PD.M: See the
Academy Award winninji
film "On the Waterlront -
lluring Marlon Brando, Kart
Malden and Eve Marie Saint
1:30 p.m. Friday as part ol New-
palt Harbor Art Musewn's Night Alm Series. .
2 JEICYLL AND HYDE:
6 Al11ST TALK: Paul Von
Blum, ol UCLA's African
American Stu<lies Ceitte.r,
Will speak on "African Art and
African Amencan Artists" at
noon, Tuesday._Aug. 22 at the
Newport Harbor Art Museum.
In conjunction with the muse-
um's em.ibil, "Western
Artists/ African Art.• which rum
through Sept. 10.
7 PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT:
Photographs by Jacqueline
Thurston will be displayed
Aug. 23 through Sept. 11 in the
Susan Sprifus Gallery in Costa
Me a. The photos will be
accompanied by "photo sculp-
tures" and poems.
I Hfl
N I ),,
I Ip !
!'lit.
Musical tbriller •Jekyll and
Hyde" comes to the Orange
County Performing Arts Cent~
August 22-27. The six-day, pre-
Broedway stint will be the
tbow's only Southern Callf omia
appearance.
8 MUSICAL 1WAIN: Revisit
Missouri in the 1S40's at
the Newport Theatre Arts • • ••• Center's musical •Tom Sawyer.
3 ROSES.ARE RED: Bring in
your worst poetry and cele-
brate Bad Poetry Oay at 7
p.m. $unday at the Fashion
Island Barnes & Noble.
4 HOMETOWN CONCE.llT:
Playing in their hometown
for the first time since
beginning their nationwide tour
last year, local band"Sugar Ray"
come to N ewport Beach 10 p.m .
Wednesday, Aug. 23 for a party
and free concert at the Hard
Rock Cafe.
5 ORANGUTAN DINNER:
The musical runs Friday
through Sept. 3. Show times are
2:30 p.m . and 8 p.m . Saturday
and Sunday.
9 AFRICAN BEADS: A
hands-on jewelry-milking
clac::s, 11 a m. on Saturday,
at Tmibuk:tu Folk and Tribal Art
in Costa M~a.
1 0 VOLKSWAGEN JAM:
Custom and vintage
VWs compete for tro-
phies at the tenth annual Cali-
fornia Volkswagen Jamboree, 9
a m.-4 p .m . on Sunday at the
Orange County Fairgrounds.
Also: booths, live entertainment,
food and games.
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Help save the rain forest's
endangered orangutan at a
fund-.raising event 7 :30-11 p .m .
Monday at the Emerald Forest
Restaurant in.Newport Beach.
Enjoy Indonesian music, a spe-
~a1 I ~~11 •"'o • For more detalls on the~and -
other IO<'al events, see On The
Town/A10. ·
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TUESDAY,
AUGUST 29, 1995
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Despite relocation and a
minor name ch~
P~ H""'4 G ·
will celebrate 6 years of
service to the community.
As a way of saying thfUik
you to our regular guttsts
ALL items on our menu
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Reseruadons ~be
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Pianist CyndM ~ pedonm [Paul Voo Blum, from the 6 to to p.m. lb~ and 1\ael-
Atrian AmertcaD studMI Center cla 1be S&an-at UCLA, Will gtVe a lecture titled days and Wednelhys.• 1
•African Art and AtricAn Amert-~ Smith 1\1o plays J4m 8 PJL '°
can ArUlts, • at noon Tuesday, 1 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays. u~-'-A 3333 W. Cout Hwy., Newport Aug. 22 tn the Newport ncuuur Bee.ch, 631·2'87.
Art Museum, 850 San Clemente • DIVA
Drive tn Newport Beach. 1be talk Uve music featur:tng: Kevin
' is in conjunction with the muse-Guillaume on piano, every
um'1 exhibit, · "Western Wednesday. Jazz Duo, every
Artlsts/ African Art,• which focus.. Thursday-Saturday. Mu.sic hours:
es on African Art and its influence Wednesday-Thursday, 8 p.m.·
on contemporary American cul-midnight. Friday· Saturday, 8:30
ture. The exhibit runs through p .m.-12:30 a.m. 600 Anton Blvd.,
Sept. 10. Por information, call Costa Mesa, 754..()6()(),
Hillary Streichenberger at 759-•EMPIRE BALLROOM
1122. "Disco 2000· Thutlday nights.
• PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBrr , Deejays spin ?Os, '80s and '90s
Photographs by Jacqueline dance music Plidays and Satur-
Tburston will be on display Aug. days. 21 and over. 6'0 W. 17th St.,
l3 through Sept. 17 in the Susan Costa Mesa, 571-5 168.
Spritus Gallery, 1878 A Harbor •NEWPORT MAltlllOTI'
Blvd. in Costa Mesa. The photos Tom Stein Band plays Top 40, 9
will be accompanied by •photo p.m.-1:30 a.m. Thursdays through
sculptures· and poems. Opening Saturdays in the View Lounge.
receptjon: 2-5 p.m., Aug. 26. Joyspring, jazz, 5 p.m. Sundays.
Information: 548-1558. The Greg Vail Band, jazz, 8 p.m.
•ANNE DAVIS..JOHNSON •o midnight Sundays. Reddy
A variety of European land-Freddy plays Motown, Top 40 and
scapes and local seascapes by the R&B 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a .m. Mon-
local artist on view through mid-days. The Bytes play Top 40 8:30
September. Sutton Place Hotel, p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Tuesdays and
nianon Foyer adjacent to Cafe Wednesdays. 900 Newport Cen-
Pleuri, 4500 MacArthur .Blvd., ter Drive, Newport Beach, 640-
Newport Beach, 476-2001, ext. 4000.
3103. • SHARK CLUB
• WATERCOLORS #Dance Opera" with house,
Exhibit of watercolors by Gail funk and hip-hop 10 p.m. -3 .a.m.
Sellers. Through August. Open 10 Fridays and Saturdays. $5 cover
a.m.-5 p.m., Wednesday-Satur-after 10 p.m. Progressive music
day, 11 a.m-5 p .m. S\,\Ilday. and billiar$is until 2 a.m. Sundays
Closed Mondays and Tuesdays. through Wednesdays. 841 Baker
Pree admission. Showcase St., Costa Mesa, 751-0206.
Gallery, South Coast Plaza Vtl-• TIKI BAR
lage, 1631 Sunflower Ave., Santa Live reggae with Upstream,
Ana. every Monday. Local bands every
• ALTA COFFEE
Live music featuring: Cowboy
Buddha, Aug. 18; Just Friends,
Aug. 23. Showtimes: 8 p.m. Sun-
days, 8 p.m. Tuesdays, 8:30 p.m.
Wednesdays through Thursdays
and 9 p.m. Fridays and Satur-
days. 506 31st St., Newport
Beach, 675-0233.
•An.ANTIS
•Tue Mine," featuring psycho
underground special effects, with
deep. reggae, retro and sex house
music and some techno oldies 9
p.m. Thursdays. Deejays Steve
Beltran 9 p.m. Fridays and
Maxwell House 9 p.m. Saturdays
spin KROQ flashbacks, house, old
school and 70s. No cover charge
~ -10 p.m. all three nights. 21 and
older; tastefully casual attire. 3388
Wednesday. Alternative bands
every Thursday. Dance bands
every Friday-Saturday. Cherry-
bomb Productions presents vari-
ous heavy alternative bands,
every Sun. Show times: 10 p.m.
Cover. 1700 Placentia; 548-3533.
• 21 OCEANFRONT
Les Czimber plays jazz and
other music 6 -10 p.m. through
Sundays and Wednesdays. Joe
Massiminn plays jazz 6 -10 p.m.
Mondays and Tuesdays. 2100 W.
Oceanfront, Newport Beach, 673-
2100.
•VILLANOVA
Michael Patterson and Paul
Biondi, 9 p.m. -1 a.m. Thursdays
thnNlb seturdaJL llkMld Peamo .,....._..., t.vodlM 9
p~_·l~ -.... SuDdlly9 ~
w.clDeld.tyl. 3131 w. COMt
~·· N9wpart BMdl. !M2-78IO. ••UN
Ragdme "pluilt !Mve Holden
plays 6-10 p.m. 1\aeida'·'Tbun-
d«y Juz ~ hWa Prince 1·11 P·~'. Pridays and Saturdays tn the
Lobby Lounge:--686 Anton Blvd.,
Costa Mesa, 540·2500.
• "PllDAY FAMILY PUCKS"
Newport Dunes Resort brings
the silver screen to the beach with
its tree summer series through
Sept. 1 with the latest feature film
releases at dusk Fridays on the
sandy shores of the Newport
Lagoon. Bring beach chairs
and/or blankets. Call for film line-
up. 1131 Back Bay Drlve, New-
port Beach, 729-DUNE.
• FIPllES FUM
See Elia Kazan's 1954 Acade-
my Award winning film •On the
Waterfront" -about New York
City harbor unions starring Mar·
lon Brando, Karl Malden and Eve
Marie Saint 6:30 p.m. Friday as
part of Newport Harbor Art
Museum's Night Film Series. 850
San Clemente Drive, Newport
Beach; 759-1122.
• ROUND TABLE WEST
KNBC T.V. ne~ anchor-
woman Keily Lange, actress Vicki
Lawrence and Newport Beach
resident John J. Gobbell will be
the featured authors at Round
Table West's noon luncheon today
in the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W.
Coast Highway in Ne wport
Beach. Lange will promoting her
debut novel, "Trophy Wife;•
Lawrence, }!er re~ntly released
memoirs, #Vicki -The True Life
Adventures of Miss Fireball;" and
Gobbell, a WWll .thriller, •Tue
Last Lieutenant.• Tickets cost $35
per person of $350 for a table of
10. For reservations, call (213)
256-1911.
• ROSES ARE RED
Bring in your worst poetry and
celebrate Bad Poetry Day at 1
p.m. Sunday at the Fashion Island
Barnes & Noble, 953 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach;
• SUMMla MUSIC sums
P1ftb annual aeries In Hyatt
N~er'1 Outdoor ~e
ater continues Prtdays through Se~. 15 wtth: Cbrlstlan McBride
Qti4rtet and the Erle Reed 1\io,
toqjght1 Charlie Haden's Quartet
West feet\D'tng Brie Watts, Allan
Broadbent and Larance Marable,
Aug. 25; artists to be announced,
Sept 8 and 15. Doors to all shows
open at 6:30 p.m., with the con-
cert starting at 7:30 p.m. nckets:
$16 (unless otherwise stated) and
available through ncketMaster
and the Hyatt Newporter. 1107
Jamboree Road, Newport Beach,
729-1234 or 650-UVE.
•SUNDAY JAZZ SERIES
Fourth annual Sunday Jazz
series featuring: Bill Bergman,
Sunday, s.ru, Aug. 21; ,All Star
Ensemble, Sept. 3. 900 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach.
•AFRICAN BEADS
A bands-on jewelry-making
class, 11 a.m. on Saturday at Tim·
buktu Polk and Tribal Art, 1661
Superior Ave., Costa Mesa. $2
donation requested. Limited seat-
ing. RSVP: 650-1413.
• VOLKSWAGEN JAMBOREE
Over 500 custom and vintage
VWs will be competing for tro-
phies in over 40 car-show class-
es a t the tenth annual California
Volkswagen Jamboree, 9 a.m.-4
p .m. on Sunday. Additionally,
there will be dealer and manu-
facturer display and sales
booths, live entertainment, a
giant indoor swapmeet for used
parts, cars for sale, food and
games. Admission: general,
$11; children 6-12, $6; children
~AUIUST17,1115 A•
under lb, free. At tbe Ofange
County Palrground1, 88 Pair
Drive, Coete Mesa. lnfonudoa:
364·3812.
• OltANGVTAN DINND
Help ae•e the rain forest'•
e.n44ngered Of~W1 at • tund-
raising event 7:30-11 p.m. Mein·
day at the Emerald forest Re.tau·
rant in Newport Beach. BnJoy
Indonesian music, a spedf.l rain
forest menu and a slide/video
presentation by orangut4n world
expert. Dr. Birute Galdikaa. Cost:
$80 per person, payable in
advance or at the door. Umited
seating, RSVP by Friday. (310)
207-1655. 309 Palm, Newport
Beach.
• CLASSIC & CUSTOM CAll.S
An open cruise tor owners or
fine, pre-1975, American rod,
classic and custom cars continues
beginning 4:30 p.m . Monday,
Aug. 21. and twice monthly
through September. Participants
receive a raffle ticket, and there
are also 50150 raffle tickets avail·
able for $1 each or $5 for six. Hard
Rock and other merchants supply
prizes. Proceeds benefit Make-A-
Wish Foundation and the family
of slain Newport Beach Police
Officer Robert Herny. Raffle is at 8
p.m. Other dates: Sept. 6 and 20.
Hard Rock Cafe, Fashion Island
near Atrium Court, Newport
Beach, 721-9546 (Jerry Hill).
• "TOM SAWYER•
Revisit MisSowi in the l 840's at
the Newport Theatre Arts Cen-
ter's musical "Tom Sawyer." The
performance includes eight tunes,
including, "Painting the Fence."
The musical runs Friday through
September 3. Show times are 2:30
p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday and
Sunday. Ticket prices are $8.
Information: 631-0288.
•"CATS"
Andrew Lloyd Webber's
ucats" closes Sunday at the Per-
f~ AIU Center. SboW tlmel;
• p.m. IGaigbt lhrouab Saturday,
7:30 p.m. Sunday ,anCI malineM 2
p.m. ~y and Stinday. Tidl· .a range St9·S50. available
through the boi oftice or 1lcket-
MUter1 740·2000 or (213) 480·
3232. Por iilfonnation, call 556-
ARTS. • •avs STOP'"
The 'lbeatre District presents
"Bua Stop• by William Inge, a
play about a group ot bus Ii.den
who are th.Town together when
they must wa.it-out a snow storm.
Directed by Mario Lescot and
produced by Bonnie' Vise, the
play runs through SWlday. Perfor-
mances: Thursdays through Sat·
urdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 1
p.m. nckets: $15. Located in the •
Back lot of The Lab Anti Mall,
2930 Bristol Street, Suite C-106,
Costa Mesa, 435-4043.
• JEKYLL AND HYDE
Musical thriller "Jekyll ~d
Hyde" is coming to the Orange
County Performing Arts Center
Tuesday-Sunday, Aug. 22-27. The
six-day, pre-Broadway stint will
be the show's only Southern Cali-
fornia appearance and will star
Robert Cuccioli and Linda Eder.
Shows begin at 8 p.m. Tuesday
through Friday; 2 p.m. and 8 p.m.
Saturday; and 2 p.m. and 7:30
p.m. Sunday. Ticket prices range
from $18 to $55 and are available
at TicketMaster outlets and The
Center Box Office. To order by
phone, call 740-2000.
• CASTING CAll
The Newport Theater Arts
Center is holding a casting call
for the drama "On Golden Pond."
The play is directed by Jae}' Mills
and will run from Sept. 29 to Oct.
29. Four males and two Females
are needed for the cast. For inf or-
. mation, call Jack at 969-1222; or
afte~ 4:30 p.m. at 631-0288.
• Send listings. information to On The
Town, do the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.
Costa Mesa, calif. 92627. Items can be
faxed to 646-4170~
CASEY LUKSCH I DAILY Pl.OT
eral Manager Frank U cata and executtve chef Corrado Gianotti at the bar of Tutto Mare.restaurant at Fashion Island.
lavors say it all ·at Tutto Mare
reparlng a buffet for 450
h ungry donors at last Sat-·
urday's Ferrogosto charity
h for Childhelp U.S.A. in
hion Island was no big deal
Tutto Mare. The staff at
handsome Italian restau-
t takes it all in stride. After
they serve 250 daily at
ch and at least 400 multi-
se d inners every night. an
'able record for any restau-
e magic ingredient for
success is Chef Corrado
ottt. Over Ure past six
Licata b rings his own charisma
to the table.
"It is unreal to see so many
young, scintillating people
throng in here," he said. "They
know our service staff by name
and the menu by heart!•
Focaccia, the Italian bread
now seen in almost every trat-
loria, is baked in Tutto Mare's
ovens twice daily to assure
fresh ness. It is as feath ery and
light as a cloud, b ut some of us
miss the flavorful, earthy
accent of rosemary.
Butter is available on
request, but the olive oil
served in a small cruet is some
of the best I've had. It didn't
'.if aste so much like oil as it did
strained olive juice. The other
cruet held sweetly mild bal-
samic vinegar. Great begin-
nings for an Italian meal.
Although Di Cesare Salad is
a pure, straight Caesar salad
and is extremely popular, try
Agrumi e Capesante for a
change. It is a salad of mixed
fragile greens with grilled scal-
lops and bits of orange, grape-
fruit and lemon. Sheer talent.
mixed a$ it is with extra virgin
olive oil and lemon juice.
There are a dozen excellent
pastas -try an order of Tagli-
olini con Gamberetti Melan-
zane, a composition of ravish-
ing flavor. Tastes of the sweet
shrimp mixed with pasta,
grilled eggplant and a spicy,
herbed tomato sauce brought
our table to silent appreciation.
So did the steamed Manila
clams resting in a pond of clam
juice laced with a peppery dry
white wine sauce. And one
orde'r of rich risotto will be
enough to make your friends
happy as fat larks.
Italian foods are not pre-
sented in ornate designs. Don't
plan on "vertical• food -they
prepare in a much simpler
style, letting the flavors say 1t
all. A cornucopia of appetizers,
soups, salads, pastas and
entrees are based on every-
thing from the sea. Among the
bigge r plates are sauteed
swordfish with capers, lemon
and olive oil and grilled
medallions of tuna, mabi mahi
and salmon with saffron sauce.
Whole Dover sole and striped
sea bass (branzino) are pre-
sented a t table, then deftly
sliced apd boned for you.
For the. guest who never m et
a fish he didn't hate, the menu
sh ows Carpaccio di Bue -raw
b eef with aruguJa, le~on,
g rana and olive oil1 a fine, siz-
zling, double breast of chicken;
grilled veal chop with cheese
and sage butter; and finally,
thinly sliced New York steak
with cannellini beans and an
berbed balsamic vinegar
reduction. Vegetarians can
have a pristine vegetable soup
and several choices of
antipasti, soup and risotto
totally free of beet or chicken
stock. · _..,."""
In mild weather, try lunch or
dinner in the patio. It's also a
fairly qu}et and exquisite place
to experie!'l.ce an inexpensive
glass of 1992 Deer Valley
cabernet sauvignon, $4; or a
house chardonnay at $4. The
wine list covers the Northern
California and Italian vintners
in a lavish way. Bottles are
picked by sommelier Ralph
Rosenberg._
Desserts all cost $5.50. For
summer nights. vanilla bean
ice cream with a deluge of
fresh berries seems a perfect
way to enjoy the evening. If it's
a chilly night, indulge in a puff
pastry witfi chocolate ganache,
Chantilly cream, raisins and
dark chocolate, or some other
devilish delight Chef Gianotti
1s working on. And don't forget
that awesome espresso.
After you and your kids
have become veteran pilQa,
having climbed out d yOur
•pocts• at Triangle Square's
Vll1ul World. you may need a
bracer. Head right over to their
old time soda fountain and ai
oraer a latte or a milk shake:--_;;ti:.-_._
To feed afterwfligbt hunger A
pangs, Virtual World also /
serves excellent hamburgers,
BLTs, grilled chicken. cheese
or peanut butter and jelly
sandwiches. Ham.bwgers with
everything, $3.75. 1bey are
whisked into VirtwlJ World by
the neighboring Johnny~-
eb. .if
Or, stroll around the comer • •
to one of Triangle Square's qi>
newest additions, Chong'• 1•1
Chinese Cafe, for a bot bowl • ~
of won ton soup or some ,
crunchy egg rolls. Most things
are served cafeteria style and · 1
there are pleasant tables in the
courtyard. . ,.
Fresh ice cream
,(' The Firenze Gelato and r ..
Coffee Company may make •l1
its ice cream with a lower fat
content, but to tell the truth, it
tastes just like the rich, heav-
enly ,stuff we used to lick off
the ice cream paddles on my
Grandma's back porch. nus gelato is made right in
the store where you can watch.
It's great to know that it hasn't
been in a factory freezer for
months and doesn't have a
speclc of preservatives. The
Italian version is creamy and
very dense. There are 36 fla-
vors (try the nocciola, hazelnut,
for a brand new take on ice
cream). Besides qelato, there
are sorbets, lactose-free and
made from fresh picked fruit
European coffee is another _
feature of the shop , with
espressos, lattes and mochas,
Italian style . Bagels and
muffins from Blg City Bagels
are imported from 9osta Mesa
every day at dawn. Firenze
Gelato is open every day at
2810 Newport Blvd, on the
Perunsula. Phone 673-6688.
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of unusually fine Ingre-
s and is blessed with wise
ration heads who do not
ere with his recipes.
e sophistication of rich,
wood paneling, French
ows. marble floors, inv1.t-
ar, verdant trees, vine and
s give Tutto Mare an opu-
of belle epoch beauty.
taste is not just on the
s, it's the very essence of
estaurant.
e new general manager,
Licata has been on deck
July. replacing Claudio
a. No one knows better
Licata that it will be a
enge to keep up with Are-
track record as convivial
and general manager.
CAFE, located at 100 Moin St. Balboa
IOot of pier). The Studio Cafe is the happening place
food, fvn & entertainment. Menu includes ribs,
Iden, fresh fish, pesto, appetizers & soloch, also
rving brunch on Sot & Sun.10 lo 3:00 wtiich includes
ium waffles, omelettes, poncokes and much more
ices range from $2.95-$13.95. Open 7 days o
. Mon-Fri 11 ·3~ I :30 om, Sot-Sun 1 ~I :3Qwn.
so located at 300 P.C H., Huntington Seoch. ~. BRU,
8, ENT, V, MC, AE, DC.
36-Sns
UlllS USTAUIANT, located at 1712 Placentia,
oslo Me50. Menu includes ribs, chicken, steok &
ster, prime rib, pizza, oyster bor. Prices range from
3.95 and up Open doily from 11 :30om lo 10pm,
ocktoils 'Iii 11 pm. ID, F8, WC, No Cfed1t cards. 1714)
~.ftll'll'l
lunt"I CAR, located ot 320 Bristol to ot Redhill (by
Ar«> Mini Mort! In Costa Mesa. Menu Includes good
country c6okin' breakfast with the best omMttes,
pona>ku, great Mexican breakfast dishes and lunch
with aHmy vegeiobles, lefiyoki bowl, gorlic cll~en.
osson.d soloch, healthy lvrkey burgers, hombuf'gers,
air'vM w/ pototo solod Of fries. Try Ruth's home cookin'
today Great food, great prices! Prices range from
$2 99 to $5 95 Op.n 7 cloys o WMk lam lo 2pm ID,
00, WC 1714) 6"1·7321
CHINESE
CHOI rtbNG, Gourmet Chin. ... Light & ~.
no r1119 u.-d, only natural ingredients. Menu
lncludee . low col meals, combination plotea, beef or
pof\ di.Ma, chicken & ~ dish., ond family
' volu. dinners Toke out CM1ilable. $1 • buck o plate
oYOllobi.. localed ot 17938 ~ St. (Mid lo
Pie N ScMtl FounlOm Valey. ~14) 905-3691.
FRENCH a•llBI• local9dot1tt12~ ~ hfne, ~»from John~ Altpm.
Elei:lont, chormtng, gracious & be<Nttful. eoCt-. of lb
dinfne !OOm• ho• o diff.tent d«Or. TM food Is f~olifornlo cubinH:laly W heaillhfUlly
pr.;c..d lunch tpeeiols ot.$8.00 n . ..__
d1nn. iMnU 1nCW.t o llC!fiety °' , meot,
c ..... Ooda jUlt 10 mention o filw ltefM, flrbl
!_09 a $6 to $25. Serving lund' I 1:»2:30,
l)Ctfiw 5.3()..10 30, op9n 7 daya G .... ID, 00,
Fl, N. WC, V, W:, AMX DC, 0CSC. '1ailet
~ V1•17S2.tOOI .
ITALIAN
SMA1W MITAUIANT & IAUMOI CO.
l9QCMd at 251 ~d Woy. N.wpot1 Beach
Meno ~ great pow, OW'Ord winning Coesor
$0ilod, deliclOua homemade SOUtOge, ~. lamb, foh
of YegtlOrian diihM= wi~. beet, coppuocino & de.em. •wa a owned & n;n reslolfrant ..
Pr1cet ,...._ rro. $4. ~to $13".95. C¥n 7 daya o
~ Serll• SGt .. -arvnch from 8:30 lo 1 QO
Sunday in 11'~ I tom lo l()pm. Friday & Sot.
11om-1 lp111. N , out WC, BRU, 'W9, V, M, AI.,
DC 17'141 nl-062 Cal ror dil9Cllons Colilring
Speciolista.
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ITALIAN
CIAO, located at 2600 Eoit Coost Hwy, Cotono o.I
ft/a. Come and e.xpe!"i«Q Corona ct.I Mar's newest
bolion reslouronl serving New Yorl style pizza,
gourmet piuos, eiccitit"O pmkls, creotiw aolods,
Coff., coppuccino oncfhsh bobd pastries. Pnc.s
ronge from $3.95 to $10.95. Open 7 days o week
fron\ 1 lotn '.q l lpm, Sundoy Btunch 1 lom. Deli'*)'
~-Cae.ring a\IOiloble for oll occosions, V,WC..,
AI., WC, N OUT 640-2291
INeADO l'IAUAN CNI, l.ocot9d ot 21148
8eocfl Btvd .• (at~. fomilv owned, ~ing
p;wpcnd wltfot the flMet "** l c""* l ~. for ita ilWamous ch1•1 e:*. ~range fr'Of'll
S2 OOk> $11 .95. Opefl lues. lhni Sat 11~.
~. 11.. . doeedMotl . ._.,OUT, WC, Wine
--536:24'1 RllJ!li!I
ltlONDAl' NIGHT
Fo•ilg Special
MEXICAN
AVllAS B. IANCl910, A din~ londmM ror
• <>Wf 20 years. Run by the AvUa fotnity, AWo. hos 7
locatioM lo WW yoo in Casto M.la, N.wpol1
Beach. Santa Arto, Lone Beodl, Hvnti11g1on Pen &
l.Qguno H1h & Huntington 8eoc:h. featuring
outhentic: rood Wffh It. heh.st lng...dien" & a new
creoti¥e light cuialne olong _. authentic Moma
Avik>'• *'Pea· ID, 8*U, Fi, ENT, WC, V, Ml:., Ill.
DC, & OISCOYB. •Avilcff hen o rep!lllOllOfl for
lr9afing yov .. port ol h fornilyt I
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SEAFOOD
MClflC flSH & SIAIOOO, loc:at9d at 26
Newport Blvd., Costa Mato. Mef-.u includes
seafood salads, l90food tondwid.., gtiled
trees, fish & chip&, fish kx:cn, ~ ond men.
Also hos one of Orange County's lotgett
inventories of fresh fish from it's fish rnorbt.
Prices rooge from $1.95 and up. Open
Mf 11-6; Sot 11..s. ID. we lf'l•J 650-0130 .
lU9llS DU DOCK, located at 9059 Adams,
Huntington Beach. M.nu includ.1 Mafood, Peak
& lobster, pizza, prime rib, oyiter bof. Prices
ronge From $3.95 ond up Open doily from
11 :30om to 10pm, Cocklods 'Iii 11 pm. IN, fB, we. v. we.. 17'1 41963-6362
STEAKS
lHI UM l1'IAK HOUll, Locat.d at 2300
Harbor BNd, 131 , Costa Melo. M.nu inc::lude. -*a, Fr.sh fish, chlcbn, burgen and salads.
Prices rorp from $3,75 for lundl and $6.25 for
dinner. op..i I I om for lunch MSc. Dinner .cpm
Mfr. Dinner 3pm Sot. & Sun. IN, we. V, MC.,
Af, DC. (71"1 ~1·9777.
For nae . ' . l10i 111Cll;on
1egmdltg local . ftavar .
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West
··th fresh
ushrooms
lthough southwestern cui-
sine is not the first place
you might look to find
sh mushTooms, when you
te them ln the following out-
st-type recipes you might
gin to change your mind. Cre-
t&d by Chef Jay McCarthy of
an Antonio's award-winning
ascabel Restaurant, these
recipes showcase mushrooms'
amazing versatility, and their
ability both to add their own ·
unique flavor and to absorb
those flavors around them.
The Mushroom and Brie Que-
sadillas is a real crowd pleaser
and perfect to wow friends and
family as an appetizer, as a casu-
al dinner or as part of a south-
western buffet. It uses a combi-
nation or mushrooms (your
choice of white, crim.inj and/or
shiitake) sauteed and layered
with green chilies and delicately
pungent Brie in two crispy gold-
en· tortillas. Top off this meltingly
delicious combination with
another taste dimension -the
sweet, spicy, dtrusy flavors of
Fresh Mango and Papaya Chut-
ney.
Fresh Mushroom Sais& is
another recipe that gamers dou-
ble takes, then double tastes!
Based on a traditional salsa it
combines fresh diced mush-
rooms, tomatoes. sweet and hot
peppers, green onions and
cilantro. Lime juice and olive oil
add counter notes of tang and
smoothness. Serve this unusual
salsa· with the usual accompani-
ments or with grilled or roasted
meat, chicken and fish and
you're sure to win rave reviews.
Remember when buying
fresh mushrooms, look for
smooth, firm caps with dry sur-
faces. Once home, refrigerate
immediately. To prolong storage
remove the outer plastic wrap
and cover with paper towels, or
store in a paper bag.
Mushroom and Brie Quesadillas
with fresh Mango and Papaya
Chutney
8 ounces cold Brie cheese
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 pound m1xed fresh mush-
rooms, thinly sliced (mixture
could include white, crimini or
shiltake)
t can (4 .5 ounces) chopped mild
green chilies, very well drained
112 cup finely chopped onion
1 teaspoon minced garlic
112 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon ground black pep-
per
8 (6-inch) flour tortillas
2 tablespoons chopped fresh
cilantro leaves
Cut Brie in 1/4-incb thick
slices; set aside. In a large skillet
over medium-high beat, beat oil
until bot. Add mushrooms; cook ,
stirring occasionally, about 2
minutes; remove 1 cup for gar-
nish: ser aside. To remaining
mushrooms add green chilies,
onion, garlic, salt and black pep-
per; cook, stirnng occasionally,
unW mushrooms are tender and
llqwd evaporates. 3 to 4 minutes
longer. In a medium skillet over
medium-high beat place 1 tor-
tilla: spread a quarter of the
mushroom mixture over the tor-
tilla. In a sihgle layer arrange a
quarter of the Brie over mush-
rooms. Heat until cheese starts to
melt, about 30 seconds. Cover
with another tortilla, pressing
do:.vn lightly. Using a large spat-
ula tum quesadilla: heat until
cheese is melted about 30 sec-
onds longer. Remove from skillet
to a serving plate; cov~ keep
warm. Repeat with i191lining
ingredients except the chutney.
Top quesadillas with reserved
mushrooms. Cut m wedges and
serve with Fresh Mango and
Papaya Chutney. Yield: 4 por-
tions
Fmsh Mushroom Salsa
2 medium-sized fresh tomatoes
8 ounces fresh white mush-
rooms, chopped (about 2 cups)
1 cup chopped sweet red bell
pepper
1/4 cup chopped green onioru
(scallions)
114 cup fresh lime Julee
1 tablespoon olive oil
2 tablespoon chopped fresh
dlantro leaves
1 . tablespoon finely chopped
jalapeno pepper
U2 teaspoon salt
Core tomatoes and cut in
halves; gently squeeze out juice
and seeds: coanely chop 1 toma-
to (makes about 1 cup); set aside.
Cut rimW.ning tomato in large
chunks: puree ln a food proces-
sor unW smooth. Pour into a
luge bowl along with the
chopped tomato, mushrooms,
.. i1id pepper •!ld green oniOt'lJ. In a limall bowl combine lime Julee,
Jbtiv• oil, dlantro, Jalapeno pep·
per and Nlt1 pour over mush-
room nmtute; tou gently. serve
with toitill4 chips, red and 9J"D
mU pepper wedges, cucwuber
llJces, etc. Yield: 4 cups ...
ts cue from southwestern cuisine
Sante Fe. founded bl 161 O by
the Spenia.rds, had previoualy
been the te of an lndl:/ueblo. lbe s.nte Fe 'n'all en at tbe
town's central plau. Today. the
buildings of the plaza house
museums. a.rt galleries and some
of the finest restaurants in the
country. Com Dance Carrot Salad
is inspired by a Sante Fe restau-
rant that specializes in honoring
Native American foods.
Europeans called com maize, a
derivative of the early American
Indian word mahiz. In fact, before
settlef9 came to the New World,
Europeans Md never .... tbla
food. canoe. bave ta.en known
for over 2,000 ~ for tbelJ
health-giving propertiee and high
vtl4min A coatent. BeaQI, the
seed ppdl ot vuioua legumes, are
among tbe oldest food.I known to
humanity, dating back at leut
4,000 years.
In th1I colAdul a&Lad. julienne
carrots and fresh com kernel.a
share a plate with black or pinto
beans. Each has been marinating
in a simPle four-ingredient dress-
lng. Fresh, pungent sage adds its
musty mint taste and aroma to the
mixture.
Became ol the protein-rich
IMleDI you Cllll enjoy Com Dence
Carrot Salad u a main Ctilb for
four or serve It u a side dilb with
lime~ chicken for a toutb-
w81lern patio meal.
Corn o.ra c:.rrot Wed
1 ~ California c.nots
2 ears com on the cob or 2 cups
frozen com kernels, thawed
1 bunch fresh 1age or ba.stl leaves
1 red or green bell pepper,
halved, seeded and sliced
112 teaspoon red chile Oakes
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MOST srom Ol'IN 24 HOUIS Gl:'lllft:.1CICllQJ
(optional)
1/3 cup vegetable oU
1/4 cup red wine vinegar
1112 tablespoons sugar
114 teupoon each thYllle, rose-
~ (crushed) and pepper
1 can (15 oz.) red kidney. black or
pinto beans, drained
Salad greens or sage leaves
Paprika
Trim cam>ts and cut into nar-
row, short sticks. Remove husks
from com and with large Jcnif e,
cut raw kernels from cob. Hold
sage leaves together in clump and
finely slice crosswise to get a
mMlure ol 114 cup, paaed.
Combine c.anob. com, sage. Mil
pepper and c:b1le Oakes in boWL
Por dr.m9. combine oil. YIM· gar. auger, thyme, r,..,,,,,ry uad
pepper in jar. Shake weu. ,_
beans -With about 2 tab181p00115
dressing. Toss remaining dreuing
with carrot salad. Spoon carrot
salad into center of dinner pl.ates
with bean salad alongside. 'nim
each plate with a few greens or
sage leaves. Sprinkle paprika on
plate rim in 4 lines like north-
south-east·west on a compass.
Makes 4 servings.
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A• THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1995
foruni
Wieder ~hOuldrt't be Orfilige County scapegoat
I n regard to your recent front-pa~
article regarding Harriett Wfeder, r
must take exception with the tone
and substance of the story.
Wieder is eminently qualified to be
ctppointed to the federal com.mission. As
the only non-lawyer on the commission,
she brings a view of common sense c~u
pled with her extensive experience as
dn elected politician.
Much more specibcally, however, is
Wieder's experience and personal
mvolvement with the subject of govern-
ment restructuring and efficiency. As
rounder and co-chair of Partnership
2010's Project GEAR (Government Effi·
oency and Restructuring), Wieder has
been mstrumental in developing the first
comprehensive analysis of costs of gov-
e rnments in Orange County.
I'm sure you can appreciate that
developing a strong understanding of
costs and services is a first step in devel-
oping d new paradigm for government
di the regional and sub-regional
level ... the very levels that are expected
to become the most influential as federal
ctn d strtte governments downsize and
gains
THE NAME GAME
Corona del Mar community
ledders won a deeded victory
when. the Irvine Co agreed to
ndffie 1~ new Coast Highway
shoppmg center in honor of
Corona del Mar rather than
Newport Beach. The original
name for the center -to be con-
structed adjacent to Fashion
Island dlong MacArthur Boule-
Vd!d -was "Newport Pavilion.•
The new name is "Corona de!
Mar Plaza."
CUTTING THE KNOT
The tradition-steeped Com-
modores Club of Newport
Beach hds opted to get down-
right trendy. Members of the
club, d dlvis1on of the Newport
Harbor Area Chamber of Com-
• merce, vanquished its old gold,
blue and mdroon slnped nwn-
ber for d blue tie sporting multi-
color Sdllboats
THE S.S. NAUTICAL
The Newport Harbor Nauti-
cal Museum has moved in to its
nE:w dlgs. And, as the good
wmds would have tl, it's on the
water. Actudlly, the museum bas
lakPn up quarters m the former
Reuben E. Lee, the ldndmark
slt>m wh('eler
SHALIMAR
Costa Mesa police have
dssigned a bilingual officer lo
the neighborhood, the latest in a
.,enes of community outreach ·
efforts in the dTea.
losses.
BAY DREDGING
Money that had been ear-
mdrked for dredgmg mud from
the silt-choked Upper Newport
Bay may be used for the Bolsa
Ctuca wetlands restorabon pro-
ject tnsledd Thl' catch basins in
the Bdck Bay hdve not been
cleaned since 1988.
WATER BOARD
Tom Nelson, president of the
Mesa Consolidated Water Dis-
trict, resigned tus position after
delegate more to local governments.
This willoe of great importance ln any
federal review of government regula-
tions.
ln my oplnion, Wieder bas, more than
any other elected county official, shown
a deep and genuine appreciation for the
need to balance government regulations
against the11 costs and eftects. This
insight is sorely needed at all levels of
government none more so than at the
federal level.
TIMOTifl' J. COOLEY
Costa Mesa
Frdnkly, I don't have much respect for
pohbdans, especially lately, but I like
scapegodung even less. The recent criti-
osm of former Supervisor Wieder
smacks of the latter.
For most of Wieder's 16 years as a
supervisor, the investment pool made
money. Among other things, she estab-
~hed Pdrtnership 201 0 lo cut govern-
ment co'its, she founded Caloptima,
which reduced health care costs, and
she introduced the "one-stop shop" con-
cept to county goverment, which
readers· respond
reduced red tape.
The public made a considerable
investment in her professional skills dur-
ing her 30 yea.rs of government service.
If she is willing to give us a re turn on
that investment, I say more power to
her. God knows, Clinton can use the
help.
P. ANTHONY BURNHAM
Balboa Island
Greased lightning action
We should all be grateful for the
quick action take n by the Orange Coun-
ty Health Care Agency in closing West
Newport beaches recently when grease
balls'were washed ashore. Health care
agency specialists recognize that grease
balls are frequently associated with
sewage.
The Health Department had to make
an immediate decision to protect public
he~th before the results or bacteriologi-
cal tests were available. The safety of
small children playing on the beach was
of major concern.
read tod~'s column_,_and I must agree,
except that it would seem better to first
take it up with the editor instead.
Subsequent laboratory tests of the
grease balls showed extremely high lev-
els of fecal contamination, documenting
that there was a significant health
threat. It is clear that the grease balls
were of wastewater origm, the source of
which is yet to be determined.
In retrospect, the beach closure
ordered by the Health Department and
implemented promptly by the Newport
Beach Fire/Marine Department was a
difficult but appropriate decision. We are
fortunate to have such dedicated p~blic
employees concerned about our welfare.
It would seem to me that one of the
first responsibilities of cID editor ls to
require his writers to use language that
is fit to be brought into the home. I
would think you ought to be able to do
this without outside pressure. There is
enough to cheapen life without the com-
munity paper contributing.
You might also give a nudge to our
community side-kick, Bob Gardner!
TilOMAS ROY PENDEU
Balboa
DR. JOHN F.SKINNER
Newport Beach
Readers keep in step
Language unsuitable
I was approached today by one who
knows I am a m~ber of the Newport,
Costa Mesa, Irvine Interfaith Council
suggesting that the council ought to
take action protesting the profanity in
Evan Heqerson's colunm. I have since
The volume of reader mail you
received denouncing OCC President
David Grant's refusal to display the
WWil memorial plaque reminds me of
the lady who was watching her son in a
military parade and proudly proclaimed,
"Look I Everybody is out of step ,but my
Johnny,"
ROBERT Y. STRAITON
Newport Beach
correspondence
Bench Marble;
send in the wife
W hy does Steve Marble's
column of Aug. 10
remind me of the notori-
ous Genevose case in New York
City some years ago when no
one responded to calls for help
while a young woman was being
murdered?
He recounts a somewhat simi-
lar incident but without the final-
ity of death. (Or d6 we really
know the results? The boy may
have a concussion, brain damage
and other head and facial
injuries that will only surface in
days or weeks to come.
'• Perhaps the youngste r WdS so
stoic about his beating and
injuries because he didn't
believe anyone would come to
his aid if he did call out.
U, as Marble writes, ·(he
and) ... a crowd of other par-
ents ... n were standmg (near
where ) the group of five kids
raced by ... " and they saw them
attack the (approximately) 12-
year-old, why didn't they take
action as soon as the brutality
started?
Only Mrs. Marble attempted
to inte rvene, only to be scolded
for doing so ("What are you
thinkingf" he asked ... "What if
he'd been carrying a gun?").
Have we all become so fearful
of violence.in.all its despicable
forms that we opt for self-protec-
tion rather than humanity?
· When a youngster is set upon
and viciously beaten by bve of
bis peers (· ... roughly the same
age as the kids playing base-
ball•) why did only one person
respond?
No reasons can possibly justi-
fy such abuse. Why didn't some
of the parents chase the five and
make an earnest effort to catch
them? Why didn't one of the par-
ents offer to, take the boy to the
hospital?
son" indeed I
Cherish your wife, Steve Mar-
ble.
ELEANORE HUMPHREY
· Costa Mesa
Your wife is a hero. As for you,
well ... You, that baseball coacfJ
and every other adult male any-
where in the proximity of the boy
getting beaten are a bWlch of
emasculated, neutered wimps!
In your own words, you are
tallong about five kids no older
than 12. Where did they learn
this shameless and cowardly
behavior? From a bunch of
adults like you who are too d.frcUd
to step in and stand up for law,
order and decency.
Sounds to me like a #crowd"
of parents could have surrounded
five little kids long enough for
someone to run over to the police
station "directly opposite the
park".
What if it had been your kid
being beaten? Would you have
stood by doing nothing but
agreeing with another neuter for
implying that your wife was out
of her mind?
Your non-action served to
send two messages: 12-year-old
bullies can rule; and bate cnmes
are OK.
y~-®
further damage, having dis-
tanced yourself -apparently
undeservedly so -from the crowd
who thought it OK to do nothing.
You perpetuate the idea that hate
is OK because, if we believe your
words, it surrounds us.
U I had a bird cage, your col-
umn would line it -face upl
Alas, I'll have to settle for asking
hiends with a baby to line their
diaper pail with your column.
That's the best such tilth
deserves!
DAVID PURVES
Newport Beach
r--DON LEACH I DAILY Pit.OT
a long-running debate on where
he really lived. Nelson had, in
effect, dual residencies -an
office in Costa Mesa and a
home in Leisure World in Seal
Beach
The Commodores Club ln Newport Beach ls updating its wardrobe. Danny Marcheano dons
the new -and required -necktie, sporting a whole flotilla of sailboats.
In his second to the last para-
graph, Marble did make a state-
ment about prevailing (and inex-
cusable) attitudes in this upscale,
educated and Christian-oriented
city. Any force it had was miti-
gated by the overall tone of the
column and emphasized by the
muted headline. A •tesser les-
Marble responds: In no way was the
column meantto condone violence. On
the contrary, its intended messa~e was
that. while the level of violence 1n our
country is shocking, our willingness or
tolerate It or ignore it Is even more
shocking.
best of the readers hotline
Happy with changes on Shalimar
Recently, the Daily Pilot
printed several articles in
which residents opposed
the parking bans and barricades
in the Shalimar Drive area and
has not printed any articles
about the people who have wel-
comed the changes to the neigh-
borhood.
I would like to commend the
police and dty officials who
have worked so hard to clean up
the Shalimar area, especially Joe
Erickson. who has taken the
time to speak to neighbors and
ftnd out thelr needs and worries.
Also, Lt. Alan Kent, who has
been worlcJng hard to get crimi-
nals off our att ets and at the
me tline workillg to create a
safe and cledner conununity tor
our families.
Another wonderful officer is
Darryl Freeman,• who 1s out on
his bike ta.k:ing lune to talk to
residents. He is also traming citi-
zens to be more pware of crirru-
nal activity at his otlzens' acad-,
emy.
These people reall y care
about our commuruw apd are
dedicated to better our bty, so
we thank you ail for the efforta
to make it a safer, better plac to
live.
EVA MARIN
Ce>st4 M sa
l Ml calling regarding lhP
article about lho allt'gP.d rape m
Newport Beach. There is a sen -
tence in this article in which 1
cannot believe the insensitivity
of the writer. The sentence is
"the victim was not seriously
injured,.•
It is appalling to me that such
a statement was made. I don't
know when people dte going to
understand that this kind or a
crime is not just physically and
mentally in ulting. It's insulting
to thls woman and women
everywhere.
DELOll.ES MINERICH
Com Mesa
Editor's note. You ar
absolutely correct. It has been
th 04ily Pilot's policy for years
. .
to avoid any suggestion that the
victim of a sexual assault did not
suffer injury. We apologize for
the lapse.
Sad t~at Wendy Leece
was elected
I am calling about Wendy
Leece. The worst part about her
being elected to the Newport-
Mesa school board is that she
has been given a f orwn to
preach her light-wing drivel.
The fact is that children who
are hungry and abused cannot
learn. Teaching phonics to an
empty nomacb does no good
whatsoover. This woman needs
to get a grip.
It is tragic that I have to read
her commentary in the Pilot and
see that he does not have one
ounce of human kindriess
toward children. Every time I
r ad something she writes, 1t
makes me sadder she was elect-
ed to the school b<>aid.
HA.RON BOVDRBAU
Costa Mesa
Talkin' trash
Do you remember when you
used to see on the side or New-
port Beach trash trucks, •This
truck was paid for by your
newsprint"? Well surprise, today
newsprint recycles and sells for
more than $150 per ton. A lot
more than the old days when we
used to purchase trash trucks
with it.
Maybe the dty should go
back to the old days and collect
newsprint, either curbside or at
-drop-off locations, fo help dchay
the cost of the county landfill Jee
increase. to help keep JObs and
to help keep the general fund
increase.
Of course, this make sense;
so what do you think the odds
are of it happening?
DOl.OllES OTilNG
NeWJ>Ort Beadl
It is a very ltlange situation
in that the truh collection
de partment as ol lut year wu ·
the only group In the dty that ...
did an efficient job of collection.
It's the only group in the city
that has a top efficiency rating.
When they compared it to
private-h)dustry, they found they
were going to do better than pri-
vate industry -for less money.
The problem we 11ave here is
tha t they are panicking as usual.
We don't have complaints
about trash collection in New-
port Beach, and if it's not broke,
don't (ix it. ·
RONWINSHlP
Newpo}1 Beach
We should go to automated
refuse collection, because that
seems to be the most responsi-
ble thing to do. It is not going to
be the sole answer, but perhaps
you go to that and then impose
a collection tee.
1 don't think the recydlng
program ll going to work. Tber
'are just too many people who do
not care -l am sorry to say that
p8ople are just luy.
JON-'TiiA.N AN11
Newport Beach
STREET
CONTINUED FROM A 1
And in May, lhe re idents tar-
geted West 19th Street, which ls
lined wtth homes and small
businesses.
"1llat's the area most in need
of some revttallzation," Fewell
said. ·
•we can Q9 in there and do
the painting and the planting.
but what that area really needs
are some sidewalks, some trees
planted. There are some safety
issues with the traffic flow
CALCULATE
CONTINUED FROM A 1
introduced and explained."
School board President Judy
Franco said she was uncomfort-
able handing calculaton; to 6-and
7-year-olds.
"I don't think a compute r
should take the place of hand-
writing in schools,• she said.
"I'm not disagreeing," Fluor
responded, .. but by the sixth
through there.•
On Mondoy, with the 1986
report in hand, about even
Preed,dlii Homes-Canyon Perk
cestaents attended a City Coun-
cil study session. asking Costa
Mesa officials to consider a set
of options recommended by the
architects. Some of the sugges-
tions include:
• Widenlng 19th Street at the
intersection of Placentia
Avenue.
-.-Bstabl.tshtng a <tenn1ttv~
zoning that sets forth fixed
design guidelines for current
residential-commercial mixed
uses.
• Possibly outlawing parking
grade, a child needs to be able to
use a calculator."
Eleanor Anderson, the district's
director of curriculum and assess-
ment, said seventh grade is a
good time for students to learn
about calculators because they
have learned the basics of addi-
tion, subtraction, multiplication
and division.
"By then, students know the
fundamentals and aren't going to
use (calculators) as a crutch," she
told the board.
Students use ,calculators In
• Exercise equipment • Scuba ~r
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The group began ~viewing
the plan last spring at Mayor
Joe Erickson's recommenda·
ti on. •
•This was a plan that they
were unaware of," Enckson
said Wednesday. "And now
that the city has come out
against putting in a bridge over
there, and it's clear there's no
way a marina will ever go in
there, I thought it was a good
time to look at it again.•
Erickson said the council will
likely begin reviewing various
aspects of the plan in coming
months.
school to double check theirmath
in more advanced classes, she
said. In some cases, one minor
addition mistake can throw off an
entire problem, even when the
student works a long formula cor-
rectly, sh e said.
So at what age are students
comfortable enough with the
basics to use a calculator?
Superintendent Mac Bernd
said the district will seek opinions
from educational professionals,
and be will bring a recommenda-
tion to the board Aug. 22.
SUR~
CONTINUED FROM A 1
RecenUy, surfers and represen-
tatives of the surf industry bave
mounted an effort to win a four.
block stretch of be ch for all-day
surfing. The newly formed New-
port Swf Council is working with
representatives of the city's Parks,
Beaches and Recreation Corrurus-
sion to come up with a proposal. to
present to the City Council.
Although she is not a member
of the Newport Surf Council,
Robin Sinclair is an important part
of the anti-blackball effort.
"She's bringing the moms' per-
spective,• said Bill Sharp, chair-
man of the Newport Surf Council.
"It's a perspective I might not
bring, and the input is incredibly
important."
The Sinclair children have
banded out filers and circulated
petitions to raise awareness and
generate support. Cameron and
Ross joined thelJ' mother to plead
the surfers' case Aug. 1 before the
Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Commission.
Youngsters who attend sum-
mer school ate in class from 8 a.m.
to 12:35 p.m., Robin said. By the
time they get to the beach, the
blackball flag forces surfers to
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wdlt until 4 pm. befor they c n
hit the water. As a result, local
wf ers without access to a car
have nowhere to go.
"For purely selfish reasons, I
like my children to be m the wat r
ell d4y, • said Robln, a full-fun
student at Southern California
College. •They come home and
crash at 7 p.m •
Blond and tanned, the four
Sinclair boys would hardly look
out of place wearing wet suits and
carrying_ boards. Blake says he
knows' h ow swfers are perceived.
"At school. people think
surfers just slt-around and talk
about surfing,• he said. "Sure,
some surfers are wtld, but not all
of them are."
Stereotyping is a big problem,
says Robin, and one the anb-
blackball campaign is trying to
overcome. By approaching the
city as an organized. well-spoken
unit, the sud community hopes to
get its message across.
"Peopl ay, "Thos wfers do
lb.is,' and thctt their swfboa.rds are
w pons,• Robin wid. •Tu aie
good kids who enjoy the ocean
and take pnd m the town:
Bob and Robin Sinclair gn~w
up in N wport Beach and have
lived LO the area for 23 years.
While he bas been tnvolved in
community and school activitie ,
Robm say she has never taken
part m an effort to effect change.
Regardless of what the council
deodes, l.be surf corrunuruty will •
continue to fight for their beach
nghts, Robin swd. 4
"This is d good lesson in how
gevemment works.• she said. "1
t.hmk it's good for the boys to
ledJTI l.bat you can fight oty hall."
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assessed property value based
on the other homes' sellilMJ
prices.
For the most part, applicants
were thrilled.
Fountain Valley resident Jerri
Davis' appeal lasted less than 30
seconds. The representative
lowered her home's value to
$395,000, the price Davis asked
for.
"We do understand what the
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times it's a really big loss for
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Other applicants may have a
more difficult time getting their
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"One time I had a guy come
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Barrett denied the appeal
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"One of the four-plexes he
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adjust prices for differences
in square~. pools and
views. .•
~ Jla.Q'ett said hf} began~ork
ing with thci county ~cause he
has a lot of respeCt for _the
workers and because he want-
ed to put his real estate exper-
tise to good use.
Pete Barrett starts off a hearing session by lnserttng a cassette tape to record the proceedings.
+ tf the comparable homes
are upgraded, bring ph~
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa
area for more than 30 years. He
recently reopened his own real-
ty company after a three-year
hiatus.
.
qyer the ·county,· be doesn't
anticipate a conflict of interest.
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four times that I've heard cases
in Newport Beach or Costa
Mesa," Barrett said.
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on the evidence provided," he
said. "It gives me a lot of respect
for what judges go through." . •
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· EYE-OPENER QUOTE OF THE DAY
OCC foOtball coach Bill Work-
man takes losing personally
#He (Workman) takes losing personally. .. •
·MIKE TAYLOR. OCC defensive coordinator
charlie .
bra nde
Running
into old
friends
· • Chance encounter with
Maureen McLaren a
reminder that collegiate
women's volleyball
about to begin season.
L ast Thursday as Dan
Glenn, Gary Nakamura
and I drove up to the
parking spot at San Onofre, it
seemed like a perfect day with
sunshine and waves.
Due to many sum.mer
obligations like volleyball clinics
and leagues, this was only my
lhlfd day at San Onofre all
summer.
How about this for random?
After parking, we're about tp
take the boards out of the car
when Maureen Mclaren drives
up with Laura Thompson.
Maureen ls the former
Newport Harbor Athlete of the
Year who is about to complete
her final year at Stanford while
competing in volleyball and
swimming.
I only see Maureen at d) San
Onofre (she usually calls before
so we can get a group toge ther);
b) the Manhattan Six-Man
Tournament (last year she
arrived straight from Africa to
pla}' on the Balboa Bay Club
team); or c) at the NCAA
Volleyball Championships where
she has been a member of two
NCAA champions.
She missed the Six-Man this
year because she was in Costa
Rica. This particular day,
Maureen was only in Ne~rt
for 48 hours before she was off to
Stanford to start practice for her
last year.
It's hard to .believe that
Maureen, Tara Kroesch and
Kristin Spataro are all seniors for
their prospective colleges.
It seems like yesterday that
they were leading my Orange
County Volleyball Club to the
Volleyball Festival National
Championship.
It's that time of the year when
all of the collegiate women's
volleyball programs start their
seasons. All of the local athletes
are preparing for their college
seasons.
Tara K.roesch is the captain of
the Pepperdine team and is in
the greatest shape of her life.
Her outlook on this season is
even more positive than her
normal upbeat outlook on life.
I look forward to following the
former Newport Harbor
All-CIFer very closely this
season.
Kristin Spataro returns to
Princeton for her senior season
after being named the Most
Valuable Player in the Ivy
• SEE VOLLEYBALL PAGE 83
• Llke many others in his
profession, Orange Coast head
football coach has taken a
particular dislike to losing.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
Fourth In a series
T he agony of losing is more
powerful than the ecstasy of
winning,theschoolofthought
for many football coaches.
For Bill Workman, losing is like
shifting your car in reverse, backing
out of the garage and running over
your pet dog.
Some handle it better than others,
but for Work.man, it's a crlppling pain
inside.
The re are oruy 10 games scheduled
each a4twnn. Of the 8,760 hours in a
year, only 10 are counted on the
gridiron. ln other sports, you bounce
back quicker from setbacks ... there's
less time between contests.
There are no days off in autumn.
Seventy-hour work weeks are
common. Coaches expect to win.
Losing becomes personal.
When your life is devoted to
coaching, and the months of recruiting
are concluded, the video tapes and the
hours of practices and lectures are put
to rest, coaches are judged.once a
week by d 60-minute interval of
helmet bashing wtthin tbe hash marks.
"It's seven days a week. You'v~ got
to schedule going to the bathroom,·
said Workman, e ntering his 10th
season as Orange Coast College's
football codch, after 13 years at Edison
High, where he was among the most
successful coaches in Orange County
history. •
Some consider Workman a big
winner. but also a grim loser.
"It's a character trait that surfaced
early in me.· Workman said. "I did not
like to lose in anything, and when I
was young, I was very bad, whether it
was a card game or whatever. It was
"I did not like
to lose in
anything, and
when I was
young, I was
very bad,
whether it
was a card
game or
whatever ... I
may not be
the friendliest
person in the
world when I
l ose, but I can
take it. But I
don't like it. "
-ml Yt40RKMAN
not fun to play
with me. I may
not be the
friendliest
person in the
world when I
lose, but I can
take it. But I
don't like it."
Workman,
54, suffered
through the
first official
losing season or
his career last
year, when
Orange Coast
finished 2-8,
dropping five
games by a
grand total of
17 points.
Ob, sure.
You can point
to the fact that
Workman
wasn't around
for five months
during prime
recruiting
season, because of an injured back
that required surgery.
Or that he lost 25 sophomores to
four-year schools, or that five
scheduled starters were declared
ineligible before the season.
A ny more seasons like last year,
and Workman may not be around
to coach his milestone 20th year at occ.
"It was a horrible year win-loss wise
for us, the worst I've bad,~ be said. "In
fact, I think the only losing season
prior to that was a 4-6 year (in 1988)
and we got a forfeit win, so we were
TKE COMPETITO
MARC MARTIN I DAILY Pit.OT
Orange Coast's Blll Workman shares something with other football coaches -he bas a pa<islon for winning. .
5-5. So last year was my first losing
season in 30 years of coaching. I had
11ever been there before. Maybe it was
Workman posting a 51-32 record in his
first eight seasons.
His teams had been cons1Stent m
1992 (7-4) and '93 (8-3) with option
quarterback Todd Mather, when the
Pirates attempte~ an identical amount
of passes each year (198), with
virtually the same amount of rushing
attempts (458 in '92 and 461 m '93),
earning bowl-game berths both years.
time."
There are some who say that
Wor~an. who coached Ecllson to
seven Sunset League titles and three
CIF Big Five Conference
championships, has mellowed since
the 1970s and early 80s.
Perhaps more accurately, he hides it
better.
"He takes losing. personally," said
OCC defensive coordinator Mike
B ut last year, with young, unproven
players at essentially every
position, the bubble burst.
Taylor, who coached
under Workman for
three years at
Edison (1977-79)
and has been with
him at Orange
Coast since
Workman arrived in
1986, a Workman
staff member longer
than anyone. ·r don't think
that's
uncharacteristic a.; a
coach," Taylor
added. "I think last
year wore on him.
He'll have a smile
on his face, but I
know in his
stomach, and on the
inside, it took a toll
"Let me put it this way, winning
r-------------------------, ' I F.Y.I. I
+ MONDAY: Workman, the
mentor -the compassionate
Side of the coach. + lUISDAY: Workman, the
teacher-dealing with young
players nowadays. + Wl.DfESDAY: Workman,
tM pa~nt -overcoming
painful bade surgery,
+TODAY: Workman. tM
c~-handling the
agony of defeat. + FNDAY: Workman, iM
coach -the road he followed
to Orange Coast. + SAlWmAY: Workman, ~
urMr man -what does the
future hold f or "Willie?"
I
I
I I I ' 1
means a lot to him. He
hates to lose, and he
won't tolerate losing I
think that's one thing
that drives him,· said
George Mattias, an
OCC football assistant
for 31 years, including
eight with Workman as
an offen sive line coach.
Workman's wife,
Sheri, gets it the worst • r think it affects her
more in terms of how it
affects me." Workman
said. MShe didn't put
the 70 hours in, but I
wasn't there to do
chores.Sometimes
there are fences falling
down."
on him.lneversaw ~-------------------------~
Last year was tough
even before the eight
losses. Workman spent
33 days in a hospital, and bad to learn
how to walk again after ba~k surgery.
In January. 1994, his father-in-law
died.
him berate any of .
the coaches or members of the team in
meetings. He was always very
positive.•
Orange Coast had played in
postseason bo~l games in three of the
previous four years (1990-93), with
Three days after that, he and h.is
wife were involved in an automobile
acadent in Whittler that reinJured '1.is
back. He's sWl in physical therapy.
"it's been dIDazmg," Workman said.
"We've been ndmg a roller coaster. I'm
not sure a 2-8 season is the k.md of
th.mg that puts everything m
perspective. but what does put things
m perspective ts when there's a chance
you're not going to wdlk again, and
your father-in-law lS dying. n
W hen losing football games stops
troubling Workman, 1t will be
time to step down.
"It bothers me every bit as much as
1t used to, that's why I'm still
coachmg." he sd1d "When it doesn't,
that's when I know it's tune. You can't
ask players to bust their tatl and ask
them to do everything they're
upposed to do, and not do your job
·rve heard ofhaals say it's JUst a
game, but I've put 70 hours into it and
i.o has my staff. !l's not 1ust a game to
me. Somebody asked me one time,
how do you feel after a loss? I really
had never thought about 1t, then finally
1 came up with what I thought was
how I felt:
"It's like I got up m the morrung.
pushed the garage door opener on, got
m the car, backed it out and felt a
thump. realizing you've JUSt backed
into your dog that you've had for 10
years. It's not just a game at that point.
like it's not just a dog ... no, it 's your
dog, and you've had it for 10 years.
"So you 1ust can't kiss it off. that it's
not a big deal or that it doesn't
frustrate me ... but that doesn't mean I
can't shake hands and be a man out
there·
For Workman. there's a sunple
remedy to prevent the woes of within
... just win, baby.
'Sports· pig' Ireland· in his favorite slop
•Corona del Mar High
graduate has found his
niche as talk show host,
television reporter, anchor.
By Barry Faulkner, Dail'/ Pilot
television, and co-host of XTRA's
popular •Big Show," Monday
through Friday from 5-9 a.m.
"I work seven days a week
and tJtree days a week I do both
radio and television," Ireland
explained. "I have an
arrangemeJ;1t with bC>th jobs that
if I ever get too tired or burned
out, I can take a day Oft. But I've
never bad to exerdle that.
There's nothing else I'd rather be
doing! •
. What Ireland does tbofou9hlY
Mtbftel hil joUIDdmdc and
creetiVe urges. balandng the two
wltb new and dlftenmt
challenges.
·~ii herder, beceme
you°M ~ and perfonhing
matefW; • be Mid. ·Radio u
more natUraL beeeUle yoi1 jU9t
.. , what's Oft your mind.
1'We¥llklll fottel JO'l to MY what
you have to aay ln two inlnutel,
whereas radio gives you four
hours. And in television, you're
informing more than you're
entertaining.•
Ireland, 32, has been
informing and entertaining
viewers and lbteners for more
than a decade.
After gtaduating from UCLA.
he worked at tele\lislon statiOOS
m Monroe, La. and Beaumont,
Texas, before matriculating to
KUSJ ftYe yeas ago.
And. wttb bis recent ~ at
Loi AngMi·bued KCAL
(Channel IJ, he Will have
retuined full drd8 to his
SoUthem Califoml4 roots.
lnrtaftd'Uid be u.o found
redio work It all the
.,~ llOpl, and
WQlbd bill way• lnm a
temporary tm-tn pOlldon at
• XTRA, getting bi1 big break after
• cMnce evening pairing db
Mason
"We just clicked from the.
beginning,• Ireland said of his
partner in morning mischief.
·"Por the most part, we're two
guys wbo love sports, goofing
off."
Among the popular features ol
their morning program IS a
crossfire session, m wbkh tbeY
both take oppOsite sides to
de bate a sports ia&ue, and a
periodic sam~ fJOm tMll'
24·hour listener vo6ce mall .
But tt's their c:oNi11tent
unpredictability that ti~
most responsible fof ttiiilr ~
~ drtve-tbne ~
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HARBOR VIEW TURNS UP THE HEAT
•Local team captures
South Coast Swim
Conference champlonsrup
during meet at El Toro High.
EL TORO -The Harbor View
Swim Team, under head coach Ted
Bandaruk, beat seven other regional
swim teams last Saturday at El Toro
High School to capture the champi-
onship of the South Coast Swim Con-
ference.
The season-ending meet was held
under a hot August sun and featured
the best swirru]lers from each of eight
teams that were represented. Newport
Hills of Newport Beach hnished a
close second in the compebtion.
The final scores were: 1. Harbor
View (Newport Beach), 2,300 points; 2.
Newport Hills (Newport Beach), 1,991;
3. Pacific Sands (Huntington Beach),
1,924 .5; 4. Lake Forest 2, 1,540.5; 5.
Greenbrook (Fountain Valley),
1.416.5, 6. College.Park (lrvme), 1,287;
7. Lake Forest 1, l,~15; 8. Green Valley
(Fountain Valley), 1.199.5.
said Bandaruk. •Of particular imPor-
tance was a new league relay record
for our 5-6-year:-<>ld girls with a time of
1:28.89 for the medley relay. This w4s
the fastest in 30 y~ars."
The 5-6-year-old girls participating
in the leagv,e record for the medley
relay were Katie Indvik, Holly Van
Hiel, Camille Hewko and Stephanie.
Gabert.
Brook Bentley captured three gold
medals with victories in the 1oo·tree,
50 breast and 100 individual medley.
The 50 breaststroke was a league-
record effort of 30.88 seconds.
James Palda, swimming with Har-
'bor View since age five, captured a
gold medal in the 15-18 men's 100
free. Palda will be swimming and
playing water polo at UCLA after
earning a scholarship.
The 15-18 men's relay team, con-
sisting of Kevin Tucker, Thad
Buzolicb, David Cornwell and ·
Cameron Glasgow, won a gold medal
in the freestyle relay. BuzoliG}l is bead-
ed for Stanford in the fall with a water
polo scholarship and Glasgow is
bound for Cal. Harbor View, Wlth more than 200
total swunmers, competed in the fol-
lowing age groups. 5-6-year-old boys
and girls; 7-8 boys and girls; 9-lO boys
and girls; 11 -12 boys and girls, 13-14
boys and guts, 15-18 men and women.
The South Coast Conference is the
strongest purely summer swim pro-
gram in 'Southern California. The
league is more than 30 years old and
more than 1,500 youngs~rs participat-
ed throughout the summer.
KATSUYA RAINONE I DAA.Y PILOT
Newport Hills' Gllllan Gentry competes in the girls 5-6 backstroke during championship swim meet ~aturday.
Harbor View captured first place in
the 5-6 girls, 7-8 boys, 15-18 men and
a lie for first m the 9-10 boys. Harbor
View placed '>eL't>nd m the 9-10 girls,
11 -12 girls, 13 -14 girl!. and 15-18
women
Newport Hills was first in the 5-6
boys, 9-to g111.., 11 -12 girls and 15-18
women
"Everyorn• on OUT team swam well
dnd we wen· strong m all age groups, H
'
The Harbor View Swim Team has
been coached by Bandaruk for 19
years. He was assisted by Andy Olsen,
Valerie Dalton and Wil Schultz, all of
whom swam under Bandaruk.
MOur philosophy is to teach correct
fundamentd.ls of each stroke, instill a
good work ethic, develop good sports-
manship and, most importantly, have
fun," said Bandaruk.
New this year was Harbor View's
dry-land training where swimmers
learned techniques and fundamentals
by watching videos of the world's best
swimmers.
Harbor View went undefeated in
league play throughout the season,
with a first-place finish in the South
Coast Conference Relays held July 15,
also at El Toro High
Pacing Harbor View's overall victory last weekend at El Toro Hlgh's pool were K.C. Rawlins (left) in the 9-10-year-old backstroke and Elyse Avila ln the 7-8 backstroke.
Stinson
shooting
··for title
• Costa Mesa billiards
player to take part in
9-Ball Championship
tournament in San
Francisco Aug. 24-25.
Odrlene Slmson of Cosld
Mesa, the world\ 20th-ranked
women's billJdrd'> professional.
will take pdrt m the upcorrung
Gordon's 9-Ball Championship
Aug. 24-25 al the elegant Chalk·
ers Club in San Frnncisco.
She was selected lo compete
with 15 of the top femclle players
in the world at the thlrd of four
exclusive Gordon's tnvilalional
tournaments offering a total prize
purse of $50,000.
Stinson. founder of the South-
ern Califonua Amateur Ladies 9-
Ball Tour, will be makmg her
Gordon's debut appearance. 0th·
er regional contenders include
second-ranked Robin Bell of Gar-
den Grov~ third-ranked Jeanette
Lee of Norwalk, No. 18 Aileen
Pippin of Santa Monica and No.
29 Jan Hacker-McWorter of Ven-
tura.
The fourth toumdIIlent will be
held in Boston Sept. 20·21 at the
Boston Billiard Club.
Players at the San Francisco
tournament will be seeded in two
bracket.s of eight and compete iil
a round-robin format Wlthln each
bracket. The two players from
each bracket with the best won-•
loss recctrds will advance to Fn-
day's aerillflnal matches, which
determine the finallsts for th
evening's champion hip match.
Bo<'h of the lour t&umaments
featur a $50,000 prize purse,
with $20,000 gomg to the winner.
Gravis paces Sharks to
roller hockey victory
•Boys & Girls Club of the Harbor Area holds its
playoffs for fifth through seventh, third and
fourth, and first and second grade levels.
NEWPORT BEACH -Chrts Gravis scored three goals,
giving him 24 thiS season, as the Sharks ousted the Penguins,
5-3, in the upper level roller hockey playoffs of the Boys &
Girls Club of the Harbor Area.
In other games, the Canadiens dropped the Blackhawks, 8-
3, and the Northstars blanked the Kings, 4-0.
These games featured teams from the fifth, sixth and sev·
enth grades.
On the third and fourth grade level. some ot the best action
was provided es the Canad.iens outscored the Penguins, 11-7.
Mike Vackar had four goals and Matt Tracy three in a losing
effort against the Canadiens.
Meanwhile, the Rangers and Ducb were tied at halftime,
but the Rangers finally took control in the second half, even-
tually winning, 3-1. 1
The Red Wings beat the Blackhawks, 5-2, and John
Maglione paced the Kings With five goals in a 7-5 Vldory over
the Sharks.
In the first and seCond grade games, the ~ lbed·
ed the Ducks, 4-3, in overtime.
The Blackhawb o\ilted the Kings, 1-0.
For Your Convenience ...
Mesa football
fund-raiser
set Aug. 26
~ COSTA MESA • The Costa
Mesa High football program will
host the Fall Kickoff Classic Bar-
becue and Dance, Aug. 26 from
6:30-9 p.m. under the outdoor
dome on campus.
The fund-raiser, which will fol·
low the mandatory meeting for
parents of those competing in fall
athletics at 5 p.m . in the Lyceum,
will give parents, community
members and alumni a chance to
support Mustang football, meet
first-year head coach Jerry How-
ell and discuss the team's
prospects for the upcoming sea-
son.
Newport Rib Company will
cater the event, which will also
feature various dance instruction.
. The booster club will also be
selling Mesa football 'I-shirts and
'sweatshirts.
Tickets are $5 for the event
and must be purchased by Aug.
24 from players, coaches, or at the
Costa Mesa Athletic Office.
For information, phone 556-
316 t .
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~onuny up With stuff. And ii we
<omp up clry one day, we can
111W11Y' lJO lo U1e phones."
b lieluntJ '><}Jd the light-hearted
<tnter with Mason, listeners
'1110 guest:. -often induces fits of
lauyhter lhdt culminate in tears.'
He .W.o noted some of their best
mi!IPrJo( flOWS during
{l)01rnnndl breaks.
"II\ VPry fun, very lucrative
•ind \ 1 ·ry f'drly ... ridiculously
1'1111} " Ireland said of his radio
'1~~iqnment, for which the alarm
t lw k bldres every weekday at
l 'lO c1 m.
· \nyone who knows me, gets
o1 qood laugh dt that (predaW'n
.11.11 m)," i.ctid Ireland, the
~l'fl-elt><,cnbed 12th man on
< IM':. 1981 ClP Southern
"'"lion ch ampionship basketball
'• 'tllll.
1'1 Wds dJways the guy who
,t,1y1•d up late in high school and
• oll1•qt•. I've watched a lot of
Johnny Carson since 1 was 14.'!
heldnd said he looks forward
111 worldng in Los Angeles,
\\ h•·rt> he can once again cover
1111· ·\ngels, Dodgers and UCLA,
.di of which garnered his
1 luldhood allegiance.
· 1 was a huge Angel fan
..
growing up," Ireland xplaincd.
"I used tog t on a bu they
called the Ryan Express at
Pa.sruon Island, and with my ~
ticket, l went to a lot of Angel
games."
So, it is not surprising that
ofter year5 of fulfilling
assignments at sporting events,
including the World Series, the
Super Bowl, the NBA Finals, as
well as major goU and tennis
championships. Ireland still lists
his biggest thrill as the
opportunity to interview Nolan
Ryan.
uHe's by far my fa.yorite ath-
lete and when I worked in Texas,
I got a chance to spend some
time with him during the 1986
National League Championship
Series when he was with the
Astros," Ireland recalled.
"I talked with him for about a
half-hour, and he couldn't have
been m ore gracious. I think he is
what everyone in sports needs to
be. I've run into him a couple
times since, and I've always
ma d e it a point to tell him how
much I admire him."
Ireland said he enjoys the
admiration bestowed upon him
by fans of his work in the San
Diego area, whQ often approach
him to deliver praise, or just talk
sports.
And he is, on the air or not.
always happy to snort a little
sports with his fellow swine.
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WEDNESDAY'S COUNTS -~ Newpod .!.anding ·t,4 boats, 114
Davey's Locker • 5 boats, 270 anglers. anglers. 1 white sea bass. 230 sand bass,
43 yellowtail. 2 bonito. 558 barracuda.. 71 barracuda. 30 calico bass. 19 sculpln.
103 cahco bass. 559 sand bass, 22 sculpin, 14 rOGkfish, 2 bonito, 1 halibut. 156
4 halibut, 5 rockfish, 385 mackerel. mackerel.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 171 1995 83
NHYC entries finiSh sixth at junior sailing event
CHICAGO -Po~ three days o1
racing. the two entries from N~ Har-
bor Yadlt Club bad siJnUal overall finishes
WedhMday at the LP.S. Salling-Rolex Junior
Championships, hosted by the Chicago
Yacht Club
rec@that WeA ~IMleid.
Tlillt ftn1sb gave the NHYC team 26,75
~ta. just two poinb out oi second plMJe in
the h)igbly ~ve fiE>Jd. The winner w-. Toms River (N.J.) Yacht Club with
tS.7.5 pomts, with the next six enbie» hav·
lng between 25 and 28 PQints.
races Wednetd1ty1 putting up ~-and
tlxth·pJ.~ finkbes.
They ftniihod with 38 pc;nnls, m poln~
out of fifth place. The Bemis liophy went to
the U.S. Sailing Cenwr team frtsm M1ami.
Fla. In the triplehanded com~b.tlon tor the sears CUp, NHYC's entry, th Stephen
I<IP.h4 as tkipper and Jack H~ and John
Barry a.s new. ftnishcd fourth in the one
In the doublebanded compeUUon for the
~ lrophy. NHYC's Heather Porter
(skipper) and Kassy ~m~n were in two
:rhe final day of COOlf)49tition~ up
anotheT day of four-to eight-knot breeus,
uncba.rocteristically light for Ctucago.
VOLLEYBALL
CONTINUED FROM 81
League last year. Her setting is
excellent but her ability to win is
her major stre ngth.
Not bad for a girl who had
total reconstructive surgery on
her knee and missed her senior
high school season at Corona del
Mar. She worked hard and
returned to set our OCVBC 18s
to the Festival Club
. championship.
"Spat" recently took her
M-CAT's which are the SAT's for
medical school. SomeUling tells
me that she will be a very
successful doctor.
Allison Engelbrecht returns for
her junior sedson at Portland
University after helping the Pilots
to their most successful season in
years during her sophomore
year. Her understanding of the
keys to success in volleyball
allow her to compete at this
level.
Last year, she led Portland in
digs and was one of its top
hitters. With memorie-s of the
state championship at Corona
del Mar in 1992, Allison should
continue her volleyball career
with more successes.
Another standout on c~·s
1992 state champs, Lorian
Newcomer, returns to the Uni-
ver~ity of Alabama where sh e
has led the Southeastern ·
Conference in digs for both of
her seasons with the Tide. After
spending much of the summer in
Europe (it was great to get a
postcard from her relating her
exp.eriences), Lori r-etums
refreshed and reddy to lead her
team.
·To all of the pure volleyball
Pnthus1asts who truJy understand
. the keys to this gam e, Lori is the
ultimate play~r Wlth her
excellent ball-control skills and
very intelligent hitting.
The college sophomore class
includes six local players, with
CdM's Andrea Susson,· Kristen
Campbell, Jennifer Stroffe and
Kim Coleman, as well as
Estancia's Julia Schnurstein and
Tracy Heims.
Andrea Susson enters her
second year at the University of
California at Berkeley as one of
their backrow specialists. With a
change in the coaching staff, it
will be interesbng to see w hat
ball-control philosophy the Ceil
te am will assume,
This will deternune h ow much
playing time Andrea will have .
Playmg volleyball at Cal will bP
an honor that "Sus" will have the
rest of her life (she can tell her
kids about lt).
Campbell returns to Duke
alter fir~shlng las.t season dS the
second-rated setter m the nation
Sh e has had athroscopic surgery
on both elbows. but should be dS
good Ct.s ever.
Kristen and her mother, Jean,
made the long drive 0tfck to
North Cdfolind, and it appears
that Kristen opted to take a few
spontaneous side tnps to Jean's
dismay .
Jennifer Stroffe returns as the
starting outside hitter at UC
Santa Barbara. Last season, she
was runner-up for Big West Con-
ference Freshman of the Yedr
honors. The Gduch os will be
good agcUn this year behind the
hitting of Stroffe
UCLA was the NCAA
runner-up to Stanford, and Kim
ColemdJ1 was a major part of the
tedlll's success. As the backup
setter, Kim came off the bench to
help the Bnuns win mdJ1y
matches. She will battle for that
startmg position again this year
Estancid'!> Julia Schnurstein
returns to W1cl11td State for her
sophomore season. Tracy Hetms,
another former EaglP, spent last
year at Golden West College.
The codcht>s at UC Irvine
offered Tracy d -.choldfshlp cmd a
position dS tht'ir stdlting setter
Usually, Junior college players
play for two y~rtl '> rtnd then
transfer, but the ~taff dt lrvme
Wdnted Tracy tor tlw. se~on,
•CHARLIE BRANDE'S column returns
Friday with a further look at tocal
collegiate women's players
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July 1, '1966, executed by hied by MARK L JAMISON NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR· MEMBERS, NONE Approved by the City pie Place, Laguna Beach, 11 1995 F655030 .. _,,,.,.,11 w••• opf>'oYod for names listeO a00'/1! on June JO
the Irvine Company. a West aka MARK JAMISON In the THER GIVEN that said pub·· ABSENT COUNCIL Council this 14th day CA 92651 o' I p A 17 24 "''""al rood...Se m•ntenonce"' 1990
V''g:nla Coiporatlon as Superior Court of Cai.tor· 1· "' 11 b 1 d Tills business ls con· ai y 1101 ugust ' ' LOQU<1• Teffac• .,..i Leis"'• S"'NEO ThOW.S f JONES ' 0 IC .. earing WI e lei on MEMBERS, HONE of August, 1995 31 September 17, 1995 W0tld, (40, 411 "' Lessor, and by lho SIJJ.lts.. a nla, County ,!!l RANGE. the 28th duy ol August MAYOR, JOHN W. ducted by: a limlled part· · 11 953 A pubhc t...,•no .... t..ld -lrustee DAN'f' B RODAIGUE2
cns 1296717 limited parlnership, as Les· THE PETliflON requests 1995, at the hour ol 7:00 Wanda E. Raggfo, nersl11p 1 emendtMnt• ei>l>'o•ed 10 rhe rustee tRMA L OSUflwA Trustee STATEME T OF see. which lease was re· that MARK L JAMISON be p.m. 1n tha Council Cham-HEDGES City Clerk Have you storied doing PUBLIC NOTICE M•101 Pl.., of"''•""' H•ohw••• This state~ni .... as filec wttll ABANDONM~NT OF corded on November 1, appointed as personal rep· bers of the Newport Beach CITY CLERK, WANDA P1ospec11ve bidders may business yet?. Yes, 1985 .,,., Ma.t•• Pian °1 Covnty,..,• tr1t County Cl~n. ot Oranoe
USE OF FICTITIOUS 1966 in Book 8775, Pago resenlahve to admln1s1e1 Cuy Hall, 3300 Newport E. RAGGIO obtain one set ol bid docu· Dw1gn1 W. Spiers OFACl~;!,!~~="os OF ~·~~=~~:.!~ .... concfucted County on AJJ1 gust_10 1995 466, ol Olf1clal Records m the estate ol the decedent Boulevard, Newporl Beach. THE ENTIRE TEXT IS mcnts ;it no cost at me of· Tlus slatemcnt was filed THE BOARO OF SUPOWISORS 10 d11cu .. ""nd"'ll 1eg11 ... ..-. NOTICE· n.s •1ct1bous Name
BUSINESS "NAME the office ol the County Re· THE PETITIOI" requests Cahlornt:i, nt which time AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW lice or lhe Public Works w1tl'l the County Cle11< o! OF tco· 11 St.ltement !~pres live years lrom
Tho lollow1ng persons cordei, Oiange County, the decedent's WILL and and place any and all per· IN THE CITY CLERKS OF· Dep;ulment, 3300 Ne ... poit Orange County on July 16, OllANOE COUNTY Tne Boatd mee••no od10Utned •t tne date it was h1eo in the ()Hice
llav.i abandonerJ lho uso ol California. cod1c11s, ll any. be admitted sons interested may ap· FICE OF THE CITY OF 1995 F652623 CAUFORNtA · 11'20 • m ot tne Coun!y '"tell! A new Ficb-1 he F Cl 1 B p R c El 10 p1obate The w 11 a d Boulevard, Newport Beacn. 1 1 1ous usiness A D: An ap· . · 1 n pear and be heard 11\c1eon NEWPORT BEACH. Dairy Pilot August 17, 24. S•nte Ana. C.iilornl• tSEALI OOllS Blis10ess Name St.ltement
N1me: SUPER SANDWICH purtenant non·ellCIUsi11e rny COdiCllS are. available If you Challenge this p b h d CA 92(i$9·l 768 3t, September 17, 1995 A regulM meeung 01 tt.. BoMd KATHLEEN f . GOOONO !TlJSlbeluedoelO~tnatbme Tht
.S DELI. 675 Paulanno Av· easemont for lngross and or examination in lhe file pro1ect in court, you may u lis e Newport For rwther 1nfo1m • .ion, 111964 or Supa•V•tora of Oreng• Acr1ng Cler~ ot 1ne Boatd or hhnoo1thissta1ement00esnotot
.-.11ur. Su11e B, Costa Mesa egress th1oughout Lot 82 kept by the courl. bo lim1led to raising only Bt>;.ch·Cos1a Mesa D:i11y ph::ise contact Uo~d Dal· counw, c.,,1°''"'· alao .,111no .. Suoerv••o11 itsel! a.11'\onze ttte use 1n ltlfS
CA 92626 of Tract 16230, as shown THE PETITION roquests those issues you or soma· Pilot Augusl 17, 1995 ton, at (71·1) 6..1·1-:J32tl PUBLIC NOTICE '"" Go•••""no Bo••d ot tN 08/17 Slate or a F1cnbous Business
1 he t1c1111ous business on a Map recorded in Book autho11ty to administer the one else raised at the pub· T1195<; pub 11 s Ii e d New p 0 rt D••r11cts •nd Au1ho1111.. Name 1,, >'lelaoon 01 me ngh!S of
name refelled to above 245, Pages 10 10 13, inclu-estate under me lndepen· he hearing described 1n BNch·Costa Mesa Daily f lclitlous Business go•••""" by the"' Bo11d ot PUBLIC NOTICE anotne• uroer federal St.lte 01
'"Js t.IN1 on 5-19·9::' 1n lhe s1vo of Miscellaneous dent Administration of Es· this notice or 1n w111ten cor· PUBLIC NOTICE Pl 3 Name Statement ~~~9~~~~·;ro':~.on Auaust commof\13'11 (See Secnon 1<1400 Cou111y ol Orange, 0119111al Maps, recQrds of Orange tales Act. (This autho111y responoenco delivered to 'ot August 17· 2 '1995· The following persons are File No. F6543U Pro ..
F11e irf5'.lliln • Counly, Cahlornia 1ogether will allow the personal 1ep· the C11y at, or puor to, lhe No11ce is hereby given th951 doing business as: ;;,:,~~';,.,.~:;:,:1:.'.';'::;:,:~1!i~dl FICTtTIOUS BUSINESS ~~~ Bus.ness ano tessions
Dick Angel. 6456 Indiana with easements ror support 1esenta11ve to take i:iany public hca11ng. Fo1 inlo1· t11a1 the undersigned will PUBLIC NOTIC Exklus111 Internet Publish· 11.2. JS.I MAME STAlEMEKT n~t Fih
llvN•uc, Buen:i Park, CA and settlement where said ac11ons without ot.l:iining malion call (714) 644·3200. be sold al Public Auc1•011 E ing, 877 Produchon Place, A puolic N111ng .... conunued The tollow1ng person(sl 1Slllre JAM~S M KRZYMINSKI Esq 90(i~1 Pa1cel 1 adJOlnS LOJ 62 of COUrl app1011aL Belo1e tok· WANDA E. RAGGIO, on THURSDAY, SEPTEM· NOTICE OF Ne .... porl Beach CA 92663 1421 aomo tluSlness as a HARBOR . ' .
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B p h h • KELLY &. KARL JACKSO~ PUBLIC HEARING urrc • · reconatruct•on of a, .. Cenyon IO 0 Suitt ?94
iHlu Ave11ui>, uena a1k, easements for eaves 01 actions. owever. t e per. NEWPORT BEACH KE. AUCTION SE.RVIC·E·. f<OTICE IS HERE.BY 15th St , Unit B. Costa Channel wi\'1 IN City ol 8, .. L UI ATORS 2640 S Halt>Or Be11tl1 f*lls CA ga'?I(, CA 90G~ t overhan!)s where such sonal rep1esen1a1111e will be G Mesa. CA 92627 131; gang auppr1ae100 .. rv.c.e 61...o Santa Ana CA 92704 Newpon Beac~·Costa Mesa Debo1ah l Harman (For· caves are conslructed 1n required to 91va notice to Published Newporl P.0 80X6:>5RIALT0 CA, 0r•~1~th~11~e~ityN~~u;;:: Thorpas P McCtroy. 4671 .... ,, tne C•tv or O•-• t41; • £GLl1otd1ngs lnt,aCaMorrva CNl2!iS4tVMAu 172431 ~p
me11y O.:bo1an L Ter11gno). accordance with applicable interested persons unless Beach·Cosra Mesa Daily 92377. 'JO<J-873·07-14 AUC-Beach will hold a public Winvale Ave., livine. CA ~~!::!.~~lld ... ~~·o;:..,no s'::: Corporaoon 27&41 Faroo Road 7 1~
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19STA hoaring pur!.uant 10 New· 92714 . Deo;,~ment 01 H•alrh Serv•ca Laguna Hills CA9'2653 ~iiiiiii~iilliiiiiiiij CA 90621 an appurten:int con-consented to the proposed Th946 Tills business 1s con 1n.s tlu du t d Tnls busmess was con· exclusive right to uso the action,) The lndepondent MESA. · 1535 NEWPORT port Beach Mun1c1pal Code ducted by· a gene al part. 16\; oost·cloeun matm•n.nc:• suiess is con Ce tlf
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b d I · MESA CA 92627 Quest of BALBOA TRANS. nersllip . londlilf IOI; • dom•llc violence SIGNED EGL HOLDINGS INC wile lot 82. e gr ante un ess an inter-UNIT. ~ NAME Ir 'VE••. POAT 5432 MILDRl=O CIR· Have you started doing progrem 111; fK1h11tlno tt.. By Ed unhail President ' Dick A Angel EXHIBIT A ested person Illes an ob-NOTICE Of "• • •• · -business yet? No comole11on of rne Antonio l l•~r91e L. Angel Property address 1·s pur· i·e,.t1on to the ne1111·on and PUBLIC HEARING TORY CLE, CYPRESS, CA 90630 T th 0 G Por~way a11ftnment •"'d n.s st.ltement was hied witn o';borah l. Harman " -" A 1 3 6 RICH TO 6 y lor Cortd1calo of Public: imo y ar1ct1 aurrO<K\d1ng land ... plan 181. tne Counly~erll Of Orange por1edly known ns: 501 N. shows good cause why the Notrce is hereby given HOUSEHOLD ITEt1S · Convenience and Necessity Thi> stalernenl was filed m .. ntenenc• or rrartoc ••on••• 1n 04111ty.on • 1995 HARBOR 1 AWN
T111s slatement W35 filed VISTA G'RANDE, NEW-court ~hould nol grant the that tho City Council ol the A 142 MICHAEL FUR-10 opcr.ile ta.-i in Ne.,,,porl "'"" lhe County Clerk ol ...,.nco•pot••ed Orono• Counlv N011CE-T tCbbous Name LI\ • o~1~~d~ec~~l~;1~n ~~~: 2~'. p~~i1~~ACTHO c~IDOERS: a~th~~~RING on the pell· ~~I~ o~ Npcu~~~'\1:=~~~ ~I~ NISH, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Be:irn Orange Co..inly on August :n~,..;~~·:.::.~ .. :~~~.~ed ::.:~Statement exp s five years lrom MOUNT OLIVE
1995 SUCCESSFUL BIDDER AT !Ion \Nill be held on 9.7.95 the applicauon ol The Jr. A183. KURT ST. JEAN, NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR· 6· 1995 f654673 FEtA tHIOUllon •• p .. r P'Ot••t• tne date II was hleO 1n the Olf1ce
Newport Beach-Costa THE SALE WILL ONLY BE at 1:45 P.M. in Oept. 703 vrne Company tor Amena· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS THEA GIVEN 1nat the C11y Daily Pilot August 10. 17, 1101; quo111HK1 ioc., ...,.,,.,.r. 10 or 11\e Cov11iy Clelll A new hcb· Cemetery Sales
Mosa Pilot Augusl 3, 10, PURCHASING 1/2 OF THE located at: 341 The C11y ment No. 827 on property A249, RENEE BEARD, Council w.11 hold said puo. 24, 31, 1995 th947 provide med·•~ "'"'c" IOI oous Business Name Sta1ement leads furnt'shed
11. 24, 1995. th927 p Ro p EAT y, TH E Drive. Orange, CA 92666. located al the 500 Block 01 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS he hearing in lhe City Hall PUBLI N T •nd•o•nt• 1111• •bor• term must be hied belore 111.11 ome Tne
----------•TRUSTEE'S bEED Will IF YOU OBJECT .TO the Newport Center Drive·; gen· A274, FRANK/TERESA Council ChambelS, 3300 C 0 ICE :::i~,,-;'~':'~:oc!!~\,,:; f1hngolthls statement does no101 540 7602 PUBLIC NOTICE ONLY CONVEY 50% IN-graollng of the peUhon, you erally localed at 1118 south· ROJAS TAYLOR, HOUSE· Newport Boulevard, New· Fictitious Business or ded1ca11on 01 Wtvttno Aonch 11Self ikltl\Onre tne use m tilts -
TEAEST IN T E PROP $hould appear at the hear t 1 A HOLO ITEMS port Beach. CA 92663, at Reo1on., p.,~ lrom Foo1Mr st.lte of a ncnnous B<isinessll•liliillililiii•it FORECLOSURE H • · wester Y corner 0 vocado A279, TRACY NEEDHAM, the hour of 7 .00 Pm., on Name Statement Rancf'I Compeny P 31; tnd Name in -.iolaoon ot tile n Ills ol
No. To 152 1 EATY jlng and sta1te your ob· Avenue and San Joaquin HOUSEHOLD ITEMS the 281h day of August Tha following persons a1e 1mprov.men1• to • '""" 1oc:a1ac1 •no·~·r A"•r fAde.... Staot The undersigned Trustee ections or t1 e written Ob· Hills Road; bounded by 99 h ' doing business as: '"Coro D• cau. • u~ u,..,. ~ ,., e or YOU ARE IN DEFAULT dlsclalms any llablllty for ect1ons with the court be-San Joaquin Hills Dllvo A307, MARIA SANDOVAL. 1 5, at whic lime and Mr Micro Distt1butors App.oval w• g1Yen '°' • 11-common law (See Section t4400
UNDER A DEED OF any lncorrec1ness o the fore the hearing. Your ap· Avocado Avenue San N1: HOUSEHOLD ITEMS place lnt'*os1ed persons 22701 Va Cast 11.l Lake to -•t• • ac .. nc:. day camp et seq Busmess and Professions · dd th poar~nce m~y be In person D · ' C A379, GREGORY HER· may appear and be heard 1 1 • P•o;rem w•lhln 1n. five Counrv Code) TRUST DATED 8/ii/94 street a iess or o er ~ ~ cholas. rive, Newport en-BEAT HOUSEHOLD ITEMS !hereon. Forest, CA 92630 . Reo1ont1 p.,u. • n~tf;li
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PAM
C-'tfY • Mmuwy Chapel e Ct«nataty
UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· common deslgnalion, if or by your attorney. ter Drive and Santa Rosa A429• KENDRA OEE AL· WANDA E RAGGIO Oamar Raza. 22701 Via An •-me111 er•• ..... ;rented ng any. shown herein. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Drive . • , c 111 L k F CA t t.. c IN 8 aeh I TION TO PROTECT The tot&I amount ol the or a contingenl Ctedltor ol Req~est is to consider an CORN, HOUSEHOLD CITY CLERK, CITY OF 9;:3
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YOUR PROPERTY, IT unp111d balanco of the obll· the deceased, you must Me amendment to Districting 1Tif~;so ARNOLD KIM NEWPORT BEACH This business Is con-gi-anna1.
3500 PaolfiC: View Or"'9
TIEMPO ESCROW II Ne==-t'h 2538 t A/101 Pa!l<Way
Ullllllll• .. ••••••1111 MAY BE SOLD AT PUB· gallon secured by the your claim with the court Maps No. 49 and so, 1e· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS • Published Newpo11 ducted by: an 1nd1v1dua1 .!'~'d~ ... ~:';;:;, •. :'1 .... ~r:'.
L IC SALE. IF YOU property to be sold and and mail a copy to the per· zoning property trom lhe B220 ARNOLD BeJch·CostJ Mes .. Daily Have you started doing au1f'lo"'•t•on to aut>m11 • grent
NEED AN EXPLANA· reasonable estimated sonal representative ap-APF·H District to tho P·C • KIM, p 1 t A 1 17 1995 business yet? No 117 1e 1e 21 22 23 24 35j
Ll!)Ulll lillS CA 9265311
NNpor18eKh·COSti Mesa ...... , •••
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T ION OF THE NATURE costs, expenses and ad· pointed by the cour1 within (Planned Community) Dis· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 1 0 ugus ' Qamar Raza Ce1i11n' r><~•ct~ .... ; •• ~1ho;11od
OF THE PROCEEDING vances at the time of the lour months from the date trict and the adoption ol 6299, KELLIE JAYNES. th949 This statement was filed '~bod. 1201 Mortuary * Chapel
AGAINST YOU YOU Initial publlcalion of the No-of ltrst issuance or the lel· Planned Commun11y Dis· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS PUBLIC tJOTICE with tile County Clerk ol Rev111ona to IN corll·cr or PUBLIC.NOTICE Crem.111Uon
1017.2~.31.1995 --
r tlce of sale Is ap. ters as provided •n section tr1ct Regulations for Block 6332· SHAWN MURILLO, '' Orange Cont on Aug st •nterea t cod• 10' Hum•n1------''--·----110 Broa ....... ay SHOULD CONTACT A I O 9100 of the California p,A. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS u Y u Ru.,..c .... ., od01>red 1261 c:•-No F&5 "& .. ... pro111ma te y $126.662.0 • bate Code The time for f..,..1.1. 500 of N~wport Center. 6347 SANDY BORGMAN Fictitious Business 14, 1995 F655164 Cerr..., pvtch••no m•t1•11 war• ~,,. · -4• 4 Costa M ...
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LAWYER. ~ EXACT OPENING BID MAY . · . Notice 1s hereby lurlhe1 • · N St t t D I p I 1 A 1 17 2A epproved. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NOTICE OF BE OBTAINED BY CALL-Ing claJms will not expire given that said public hear· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ame a emen 31 y 1 o ugus ' "'· 1211e:21.2e.2e,lOI NAME STATEMENT IQ .. 1M
TRUSTEE'S SALE ING THE TRUSTEE THE before four months from ing will be held on the 28th Published Newport The following pe1sons a1e 31. Seplember 17, 1995 Car1 .. n """' m111 .. 1 w•r• Tile IOllowing person(sl ·~rel~~~~~!~!!!!~
UNDER DEED OAY PRIOR TO SALE the hearing date noticed day of Augusl. 1995• at the Beach·Costa Mesa Daily g~1~~un~~siS~~icea5~: 1~~~ th952 1Pr><ovod. 131,32', a36b, •38c. <kltng tlusmess as VILLA MAR.I~
Of TRUST tn add1ll,on to cash. lhe above, hour ol 7:00 p.m' in the Pilot. August 17, 2..i, 1995 Hoover Place, Placentia, PUBLIC NOTICE =~=~· •38•. a311f, •3llg, t311h, SEILLES APARTMENiS 1380 S --~-
Nouce is heteby given Ttustea will acce~t certified YOU MAY EXAMINE the Council Chambers of the Th954 CA 92670 cer1t1n t•nAnetal merw• w••• Anallelm Blvd Anahe1IT' CA I• "''
lhal Burrow Escrow Co., a checks, cashiers checks hie kepi by the court.. If Jou Newport Beach Ctly Hall. PUBLIC NOTICE V1c1or M Pinei1os. 1760 Flctltlou1 Business approved 1331 9'2805 Cahlorn1a Co1po1atlon as drawn by a Slate or Fed· are a person lnlereste In 3300 Newport Boulevard, Hoove1 Place, Placentia, Name Statement App•ovtA ..... g•••n for • Tnomas F Jones Trus1ee of
trustee, or successor e, ral. Credit Union or Sav-the estate, you may file Newport Beach C,ahlornia ORDINANCE CA 92670 T"' f II . pubhc/pr•v•t• p111nau1n1p in tile Themas and lo s Jones
tiustee, 01 subslitutod ings Association •. or Sall· ~~~s:",~rc~~cfa110~1;~W~:~ at whlcdh 1111me 'and ptotce NO. 9 5•30 Lihan MA. Pine11os, 1760 do;~~ ~u~~~~; ~:'.sons are ~r:;:rR!'p~o~T':!c~.,:~ Trust t380 S Ana~.~ Blva
trustee pursuant lo the lngs Bank, author1zPd to do th Ill' f , any an a persons in er· ORDINANCE Of THE HoovN Place, Placentia, Cl{hfornia Cycle & Water Of Chttdren 1341 ANhetm CA 92805 Deed of Trust executed by business in this State. All e ing 0 an mventory estod may appear and be CA 92670 craft l 260 Logan Ave #A~ App<ovad '11,. 1196 O••no• Oa11ei B Rodnguez Trustee ol
CLARENCE A. RAY, Re· checks must be currently and appraisal of est~te as· heard thereon If you chal· CITY COUNCIL OF This business Is con· 3 Costa Mesa CA 92G26 County Em .. oency Med1u 1 tile Rodnguez l11.1st ot 1981 •
co1dcd 6/4/94, Inst. 94. dated. In the event tender !~~o~~t 0~:nypr~=l~e0J1 f~ lengem~hisbpr101ectt dtnt co~rt, THE CITY OF ducted by: husband and Boris Carlos' Lnndoff, 25 ~;~:,. ~~ ~~0~, ... 1 r-inee• S Ananeim Bl...o Ana~1rn CA
0487709 01 Otticial Records other than cash Is ac-you uy e rm1 e o ru•S· NEWPORT BEACH wifo A I c l . .,. 92805
Ir\ t"o oH1"0 of the County cepted, the T.rustee may section 1250 of the Califor· ing only those issues you AMENDING TITLE Th I va on o11e. aguna firm'°' prepa1111on ot the MC"'S " .. nia Prooate Code A Re-. e reg strant(s) com· Ntguel, CA 92677 El T0to Commun.iv !\.,... P1.., Inna L Osuna, Trustee of tile
Reco1do1 o f Or ange wlthhold the issuance of uesc lor S eciaf· Notice or someone else raisod at 200FTHE rnenced to transact busi· This business 1s con. andEtRw•tPP<o•ed.t37l Irma L Osuna lrust 1380 S County, Cahfornla, and pur· the Trustee's Deed until qi 1 11 Pbl 1 t" 11'\e pu~llc . hearing de-NEWPORT BEACH ness under Ille F1ct111ous ducted by: en 1ndi11iduaJ An .... ment f0t flood contro4 A/lahetm ~ An.ane1m CA suant to the Notice of De-lunds become avail&ble to orm s ava a e rom .. e scribed in this notice or in B · N ( ) I purp-'"'"' SCE IOI s.... · the payee or endorsee as a court clork. written correllpondence de· MUNICIPAL CODE, us1ness ame s isted Ha~e you staited doin9 Ooeoo cr .. tt ..... accepted. t3BI 92~
fault and Elecllon to Sell . Attorneu for Pell· li'"ered 10 Ille City at or PERTAINING TO above on: 7·05-~5 business yet? No s.1ec11on of • 111m '°' on-c.,1 Tl'lls tiusiness 1s conoucted by thereunder recorded 4/27/ matter of right. 1 • • " Victor M P1nelros Boris C1ulos Landolf oeotactwctA-•""•"'O M•v•c• a genel'lli paitne~l'llp 95 Inst. #95·0177880 or Said sale wilt be made, t oneri prior to, th.e public heanng. OUTDOOR DINING This sta1eme111 was llled l his statement wiis flied '°' poe..-ci_,,. ..,IVI, ... at The Slflnt commenced to
said Otficlal Records, will but wllhout covenant o~ Hollv Hutchln1, At· For lnlormatlon call (714) AND PARKING wilh the County Cieri< of with the County Clerk ot c.oyo•• Canyon landfill .... transact ~&1ness under the
soil on August 31, 1995 al warranty, e11press or Im torney at Law, 644·3200. STANDARDS FOR Orange County on July 5, Orange County on August tu11\ortzad. fJ~I t 0 10.00 A.M .. at the fronl door plied reg,ardlno title, pos· Bar 1 88299, Dated Auguat 7' RESTAURANTS 1995 A publjc haorrno wa held and ic oous bUsiness name o
ol Burrow Escrow Co. 501 sessions or encumbrances, 30 Corporate Park 1995 Subjecl ordinance was FG51435
P k C t 0 i S, to •atls"' the Indebtedness 1 w d E R I 1 od ed f ar en er rve, onta d''b Id D d d Suite 301 lrvln• CA an a • agg o, ntr uc on 10th day o Newport Beac:h·Cosla Ana CA at public auction secure Y sa ea • • • ' ' Cltu Cle k July. 1995 and adopted on
10 the hi hast bidder 10; vances thereundor, with In-92714, 714/833-3200 • ' 14.h· d •1 A t 1995 Mesa Daily Pilot August 3,
cosh (pav~bla al tho lime terest as ptovldod therein, Published Newport Publlshed Newport t AV'~~. u~~UNCiL 10, 17, 24. 1995 Th732
of sale In lawful money ol and lhe unpaid princlple or Beach·Costa Mesa Dally Beach·Costa Mesa .Dally MEMBERS WATT
tho United States), alt rfghl. the note secured by said Piiot August 16, 17, 23, Piiot August 17, 1995. DEBAY HEDGES cox'
title and Interest, conveyed deed with Interest thereon 1995• th950 • , • •
10 and now held by It as provided In aald Note. W GLOVER, 0 NEIL
under said deeCI In the Dated: AUGUST 4, 1995 th184 PUBLIC NOTICE NOES, COUNCIL Flctltlou1 Buslneaa
property sltualtd in said TRUSTEE: BURROW PUBLIC NOTICE , MEMBERS, EDWARDS Name Statement
County and Stale and do· ESCROW CO., 501 ORDINANCE ABSENT COUNCIL The following persons ere
scribed as followa: PARKCENTER DRIVE, NOTICE OF NO. 95-29 MEMBERS, NONE doing business as:
PAACEL Ai Loi 69 and SANT A AN A, CA PUBLtC HEARING AN ORDINANCE OF MA YO R, JOHN W . Polnsetlia Hiii, 23 Corpo.
that Portion Of Lot 82, both 92705 TELEPHONE NOTICE IS HEREBY THE CITY COUNCIL HEDGES rate Plaza 1 139, Nowport of Tract 16230 II Shown I OIVEN that the CITY E CITY OF Beach, CA 92660 on a msp llted In Book (714t 558·9212 COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF N~Wi~RT BEACH CITY CLERK, WANDA Dwight W. ,Spiers, Tru~tee
2451 Pogos lO through 13, BY: CHERYL WYLAND, NEWPORT BEACH · wilt E. RAOOIO of the Dwight W. Sp1e11
Inclusive, ol Mtectlloneous PRESIDENT bold a public heating re-REPEALINO THE ENTIRE TEXT IS Trust & General Partner, • e
Maps, In the Olllco ol 1he Published Newport gardlng l)<Opo•ed OADI· OBSOLETE, OR AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW ~301e'C~~~:~·· Laguna
County RtcOfder ol Orange Beach·Cotlt Mesa Dally NANCE NO. 95-31 , being. PREEMPTED IN THE CITY CLERK'S OF· T~~c 'b I s I
County, descrlbtCI as t Pilot August 10 17 24, AMENDING TlfLE 20 OF CHAPTERS OF THE FtCE OF THE CITY OF d ts d bu~ ne 11' It!" con• whole U followa: ' ' THE NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT BEACH uc e Y· 1 m "" Ptrt·
-srARTING
PUBLIC NOTICE ANEW
BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • •
Tk Leyal Departmmt at tk Daily Pilot is pkased .,
to an.nowut " nnu Jl!TUia 11ow awilabk"' 1uw businessa.
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When Words Are
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"Specializing In
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2983 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa
540-3135 :m:••
Porcot eg as shown on 1995• MUNICIPAL CODE SO AS NEWPORT BEACH. nershlp the Newport Beach Lot th935 TO ADD "NAIL SALONS" MUNICIPALCODI Pubtlshod Newport Thereglstrantcomrt1enc11d
I.Int Adju1tmen1 No. TO THE TABLE OF PER· AND PORTIONS Beach..Coata Mesa Oalty to ttansact bl.lslness uneltt
NDLLA 53.3, recorded May PUBLIC NOTICE MITTED USES IN THE THEAeOF, AND Pilot August 11, 1995. the llct11lous buslneu
23, 19114, as tnstrumont No. atC•250 RSC, APF AND AMC DIS. AMENDING PORTIONS th956 namt(I) liated above on: a.
84..214033 of Olflcl•I TfllCTS, AS WELL AS VAR· OP CHAPTl.R 1.zo. l-90
necOfds of Hid ~ounty. AM•NDED rous SPECIFIC AREA 3.H, 5.04, 15.11, PUBLIC NOTICE ~lgh\~· Splots 11 PARCEL B: EaHmtnts •• ftOTIC• OP PLANS: TO DELETE THE s.20, 12.48, 13.01, MOTIC• , ... s hi a •cm"' Wei•• j ad
deacril>t In, Ind IOf the P&TITION TO USE PERMIT R~OUIRE· • 32 s •I '"ND WI " I • ounty ~k Of purpot .. tot fOflh In, Ar· AD1!11NISTIR MENT FOR "NAIL SA• t... ' t ' • ~ INYlTINQ 8101 Ol'ange County on July 18,
ticlo• II and Viii or that Ctf-PTAT• OP'I 1.0NS" WITHIN VARIOUS 19• 12 FOR THI IHlad bid• ma.v b• 1995 F8529U
mi will n11tt :£ARCH tht ~for you 41 nt> txtm charf!, and~)""' lk-~
ti~ and the trip f1t the Oiun House in Santa Ana. 11Jm, of amrse. efia' tJx SM'lr:/1
ii comp!dNJ'" wi.lifik """jiaiJiqus busi1UJS$ ~ stalmtml wilh tk C.OU111J
CW. publish once a Wttit for four utth as mJUin:J by law lt1ld Ihm fo )Ol'1' pref
of pubfiatJjq,, with tht ~ <'.1t7*.
taln Realatt<I Otcllrtllon of KATitUIN• L. SPECIFIC AREA PLANS: .... !Y,",.'oo::: ::o. t~•lvad •t th• office Dall)' Pilot Augu11 '7, 24,
Covtnao1s, Cond1Uon1 and MLaDO•• alca AND TO ADD SPECIFIC """'iNTIR .. '"" •y of th• Cltr Clar~, 3300 31, Sepu1mb« 11, 11195
Rostm:tlon1 recOfCltd on KATHllUNI LOUlla PARKINO AEQUIREMEN'TS CONlllT-INT AN.. Nawpart aoulavard th9GS May 23, 11184 u tnllrument -FOR RE.TAIL AND SERVICE u p 0. aox 1118 N ' ---------
No. 84·214034 of Otllcta.ta w•TM""l~IN-.~·---LIDG• !STABLISHMErna TO CONlllTINT WtTH 'rt a h ,..,. t' 21•1•.. PUBLIC MOTICI Re<iOfdl of Mid Coooty. ,..,.. n .on TH! t-lAl\80A Vl!W HILLS STATK LAW. po .. c 1 -
PARCEL C: All of the Caae N•. AtTIHI PLANNl!D COMMUHITV $ubject ordinanc. waa In· 17M until 11100 A.M. Plotltleu• 8u•lne••
leHtholCI ••tall or TtUllOI' To Ill l\alta, btMflelarie•. DISTRICT IPl.ANNINQ llOdueed on 10ll'I Clay Of on th• ~ht •• , of AU• H•m• ........... .
In l..01 G9 Of Tr•ct ·~30_,•• prtdltcn. cont~ Ot9Cll· COMMISSION AM!NO. JUlv. 11195, and lldOpltd on •"'" '"'· at wtlloh The lollowlng Pl'toM .,. ttiown on • Mtp t.cCN'otd tOft, Md f*ION who rMV MlNT N0.12t). 1411\ day 01AllQUll.1985. time Moh .... Wiii ... C10in9 bulinaa• -
11'1 8oOll 241, 'ri 1~ IO 04herwtle .,. ,.,...... 1111 nlla PfOtect hat bMn,.. AY•t COUNCIL 01**1 and ,. .. tof'i I.aural lr .. tnvettmens I~~=-~~ ~i~I= t--:: =:..:-.,!. '::9 II~ Mmm, •DWI, ...... ltrMt lnterlM Im-~.,,r,;:~ec!:
Otainaa COYrlW ~ LI ake; KATHllUNI ~ aiiemflll WATT L D • 8 A y 1 "°"'""'' r9 .. Plea• I 13't; Newpon lald ............ In"" LOU MLIDOI. -;: .,....,.,.. of .,. ". D 0. I I c 0 x I Centract M•. HeO haCtl, CA a2llO
... llaYlng '-" .-.d KATHIAINI Nl.EDGI Calllornt1 Envlronmtntal OLOVD, 01Nal&. lft1lnoer'e .. lllft•t• Dwight W. Splat• TMt &
bt ttlef ..,.... ._ --A P!TITION Mt '*"' °'*"' AC1. .. 0. I I 0 0 u .. c '" t4'1,000 Oel'ltftl Pannlf. m , em-
P!i. stof> by to fo JO"T~ liiiimi» ~Ill the Dail] Pi}M. 330 w.-
.Bay~ °'1IR Mtsll. /f Jtl# Mnnl1t stup b, JJMSu1JJ.a Ill (714) 642-4321 ""4 wt
will~ lllnzntt'Hmll fa-JI!" to ha,JJ, this~"' mmJ.
If you shwJJ httw lf1IJ jmJxr ~ plN« azlJ us llN1 ~ uAIJ k""'" tMn
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•• THURSDAY. AUGUST 17, 1995
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YOUWlll DEN&A.T Ull)IR • •mblmillcl AccMd o..r . .,-,... ,.................. H &1411 UI\. Wlt~ltltlrHl t~•on =-~·· d*' ..... ~a ..... MACH ILVO llJllotA 'RlllDENT, 0.te: ~0££D~~'r~:t: ... -:=:=:::::.·::.::..tr.~ =·=:-Ille--TltleOrde;No. 3100t80 nprovidtdinaaidnot•l•I'. CC<'a. ~I =.=tit/~.:..; PAAIC. CA .... ~IQM. lille otlO?~" I
TO PAOTECT VOOR PIOVllY, .. ..._._, ... ...._ •llllollltctc .. :-.:. Reference No. 1313714 ~. lfflltY, undetlN IW"""9 of ..o CC&Aa .._ ................. end lnttrHt conveyed to~~~ Ol/17/ll
It a.Y 8E SOLO AT A Aa£ iTill ~ llfldk Md:: ~'::_.S:: ..., ..., .... 1 ---. 11 APN No, 422·402.02 *"'of ttll OMd of Truat, d*91etnel...,...of wt r ' --.. wct-and now held by It uncur 08124'" • • :fofOf~':?~~ J~~ :.e ~: .,Z =:.=!;= ~cr.:~:1go'C:"f~~T ::.:.-::;:~.::•:t·1~~=. ••~:.s~::--n. _, = ~=-==-== :,:,.e>,::d.~.~~':'1rt.= MUCNOTICI PAOCaillM>S AGAINST YOU -of ~ Mil ---, ...... ~ 11. 1174 In DAUO 02/20112 UN tH •nd of the truttt ere• of b ~ bllfta Of .., Count Caler la de iJb. l--~-""!""--------
YOU S>Ol.D COHTACTA I.AW Of~=·.:e:c::: .,-~ _, o..."t. IOol 1130I, ,._ 1111 OfLESSYOUTAICEACTION ettdby&eidOeedolTMt. --==-llY ='=-.· ... • .. ~..: inoi.!'1er\d~~1tln•K AC'::9.:.~ $. Thi m -cauMd ......... _......_,, 0Me.i AlcoMl.'1"' .........,TOMOTICTYOURPM>f' 10-~: $201.'124.l•t'.ttl ID tnCllNIOl'l·-. .... -.~ltao-' Cln 50&-«i • .1~CXI AM ._ :;;::: eac.Gll o.uit _, Blclloft ID Ir& NWftt Ill laid~ II (M) E,.TY, IT MAY IE $01.0 m•ted. Ac:crl.led inttrHt of COlll lllS*W _..... ._ TNlllM ""1t lXHl8fT A -llAW
F\111 AtnWMI Ttlt lnluoo:t Ttlt ............ __. _ llllCE AMR~ Thi~ AT A PUBllC SALE IP tnd eddltk>nal edvancH If -.C. • b "'°" Of 1t1t ..... r........,. II r. 'AROIL 1 · Thlt Poftloo llle loll.-o l*IOll(a) IMw1 c:omii:·1~,:1c:-•s:::, ~ .:.l1t1e ":f'd~ ': Na*-Clf~ ............ ll!d ., COll'llnOll YOU NEED AH fXPLAHA· anv. win Inert ... lhl• fl$· ~~of h tict T ......... a DtM ...... , LOI a ol TtlCt No. t:L.1111~·~.=~ 1:.. Of SIJtJS•"ted T1U1tee Ind "'°" than h • ... totl* ._.. 1111 ... _., I lf!Y. d N 1111 TION Of THE NATUM OF lift prior to Hie. lhl btnlllCIA!y Wll Bal becOl'M wlllMI to ._ 10. In the City Of New· l6l2a S llfoOWlullt. #334'
undef llld pu"41ant ID Deed "GI monh llM "--' 11ra IUtfl ~=-i:c ~r!Y dtlClllltd -.e It THE PROCEEDINGS AG· lhe b•ntflclary undet ~ AnOC.lbOn uncle i::onndorw .. ,_,. rt Beach, County ol Or• WHmlllllr ~1121583 '
T111st Rtcoldld on 01.Q6..G4 IS~ ,,.,._ t-. ........ r:.:'r.: ~14-c! = AINSTYOU, YOU SHOULD Nld Deed of Tru1t hereto cl CC&A'S llllUllOll txeculld me: 'rt v::::::.= ngl, Stitt of California, f!Ml.m0tw loolfNn. 15123
Ooalmtti No 044>12026 Book DATE <fn:j96 mu M10t llUdl 111cud f IL ... The ·~Tl\lllllt d4' CONTACT A LAWVER. fore executed end dthv· end 11111*90 ID Ole undl ot W.:,.~ UfJfW or Imo s Shown on t M1p A•· J ~l'SI. 1334, W.sfmln
•• Plgl -OI OOICl4f A1co1'C1s 111 Ir. flMT AlllAICAlf m ConwitwlfteiWI CofDora. cillmt ......... lot On September 7 1995, ered to the underaign•d • • Wllllln Dtd.-On of pied ,...,...11~ ~ orded In Book 420, P•O-• *tCAll'l683
h oltict ol the Aecofder Of IMIUMM:f COWMY, • IDI\ • Tn.mm. Air\:....._ lllY _, i:· •t 1 1 :00 AM, PROF ES· wfrttel) Oecl8r1tion of De· 0.mtnd tor sale, llld "°" "' ~---. to 39 and 40 or Mle· 1 .. 111111n11111 ~ bf
ClAl10e ~. C..,lom1. lxt· ~ADVANTAGE 200 &61 Thorn9. Uto No. ~ ::::,~~ ~ SIONAL FORECLOSURE lautt and ()emend for Sele, 1rt111Mft tict Of Oe!Ut ~IN _,.111111 ......... cea.,,.ou1 PMp1, Recorde atlK0\011
Ql'9Cf t7f ,_ T~ ~ · • 5.,,.,_ SU/fl 600. SANTA AY&. .. -. ... ,_., q shown 11Mtft. n.· eaCa1 CORPORATION" IN duly end • wntten Notice of~ IDW w• '9COnlld cvn4 by ..W ~ ed-of Seid County, Shown Tiii "t,$Clllll commenced ID
Tiii• Mhlr G 111 • • ANA CA. fi2ro1 CA tMtt, T~ ~ ~ d lflt Ulljllld ~ d ll>i>Olnted TruatH under Oefeult •nd Electron to lO. 19113 • lnstlumn No VMCM ........,~ and Defined H Unit 12 on lllAUCt 1111ttt undlr b ~W~A~ {114)54a-223D ==~It'~ ... f111iOt11Cw1 *"'" !Ir 1t1e •nd pur1u•nt to Deed of Sell. The vnderaigned ceu· !,f'3~~ ..., ... SMOWMd Condominium Plen ~· :'ntld~ ~:
11>0f.R fOR CASH, (lllYabe 11 BY KMtfl RobttfJOll • fME. 0.: _,. ASAP1DW ~IO be told and""°""" Trust, recorded on. 1td laid Notice of Oef•ult LN (Jib (If 0.1n H Llw =--=~~~ p 0<ded1 ,";, Bo0~k:~~·~.: 1905 • ~ o1 5" 1n llWful money Of Q.OSURE 0FFaR Wf7 1tM. 1131 11118 tltllllllld COl1I, G1111n1U 02128192 .. Ooeumtnt No. •nd Ellc:tion to Sell to be t A~ S"'-A u6d DeM wit\ .,.,.... •ge • SIGHEO f>AlA. lM>THY 8QOA..
lie Ul1lld Statu bv ceh a 8-17,~20·31, 1905 ' end ld¥anc:ta It lht time of h 92·119185 Book -P•ge •• record•d In the county SMltl ~CA f12fJ81 (Tt4 uweon .. p1IVldlid In Mid cord1. MAH
"'"''"s check drMn lit a si.tt PUBLIC NOTICE PUIUC NOTICE lnllial l)UOlcation ol the Notice Of of Olfic:lal Record• In the where tile real prop•rtv 11 ~ By Dlbtl H Lnil. Hate, ,..., c:twa-Md u-. PAAC1£1~ ~:1 An ~~· Tiu staeemtnt wu hit<! with
or nn01111 bal1' a C11eck dlawn AU: ALll-IM1 u NUlllat· Sale Is P .Nl.N In ldclillorl to Ortic• ol th• Recorder of loc;1t1d end more than &q AnomlYl'Olnt for 81/llfid .,..,... d tht fNll.e Md divkled 1 t nllltt n o. eou~. Cieri! ol ()qnge llv a S1lll Of federal Ctedil ulliOn, NOllCE Of 1RUSTEE'I 42MU·21, llOTICi Of TRUI; cash, the Tl\ISIH wtU eccept a ORANGE County, C1llfor· three months have •lep11d My ~ Uboa the IN ... Cf'Ml..i by Uld end to ThoH Port Iona of COunty on July 21 19116
or • check drlWn t7f • Stl1I or SALE TNltle 5"' No. -.157 T&'I uu UNDBI All011CfOF eashlet's chectl Ollwn on 1 mte nit, executed by: LUIS 1lnce auch recordatlon. *"' OMd ot Trua atrYano "--Lota 1 Through 7 Inclusive NOTICE-lnis Aeiaous Name
(tdelll Sl'tll'IQS Ind IOI/I assod• 11llt Ordtt No. 28203M 53 DB.llQUDfT AUUlllOIT MD or national banll. 1 c:heCk dllWll CEJA. A SINGLE MAN, 81 PROFESSIONAL FORE· 17,8-24.~1. 1905 ~ ComNny, II and Lot 1 of Tract No. Stltemtli ~!IS Ir~ ~ais lrom
bon, s~ngs assooallon, OI Retll•ict No. OOS.-APN CUlll Of UfJt YOU AM IN by a stllt «federal Clldlt union Trustor UNITED SAVINGS CLOSURE CORPORATION C u6d Trutbe, 4IOO Nllw· 9810 IS Shown on I Map the~ II was l~ed in Ille Oltrce
sa.,,ngs bank specified rn seclOn Ho. ~11.-YOU NffE,. DEfAUlT UNOBI A llOTICI OF or a c:heck drawn by I 11111 or ""soc'tATION OF TEXAS ea Tru1tee 5 HUTTON PUBLIC NOTI E ... ~ ...._ 2l'l'0..1...lr· Recorded In Book 420. Of Ille COunly Cit~ A new flea. 5102 ol the Flnanalf Code and DEFAULT UNDER A DEED tadelll Sf'Mos Md iOln usodl-,.... • wtncMle. C4 t170I, ''"') '°"' aisiness Nlfne SU!ement ailllollltd ID dO business 1n an °' TRUST DATED OMMllO. DIUllQUM WUIMm AND lion, UWlgS utodllion FSB. ANO/OR ITS AS· CENTRE DRIVE. SUITE NOnCI! Of' TitUSl'&'I ...... ly. Dl8nll ~ P•oe• 39 end 40 of Mltc:at-flllSI be l~ed btlOlt lhlt '"" The
stall) AL II Ille lronttrnnce to LN.ES1 YOU TN<EACTION CLAlllOFUOI DATRl1211M4. SIWIOt bankapecifled ii 5ectJon SIGNS, H Btntllclary. 1050, SANTA ANA, CA IW..a UNDER DEED Ofl ~ iecAUfY, Dllfid: ltneoul M1p1, R1cord1 of hllngol llsstllemelidott notot
ute 160, 81{)1 KaserBoulMld, TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· UlllEll TIMI TW ACTIOtl TO 5102 d Ole FINl'lclal COde and WILL SELL AT PUBLIC 92707, Telephone Num· flltUIT ... ! 10'1• Loan: 0713111•AMP172il01t10. Said County, Shown •nd ttselt aithollte "'8 UM in lhrs ~m ttas CA all llOlll ... ERTY,fTMAYBESOU>ATA flllOTEC'T YOUA PWSnY. IT authollzed ID dO bualntsa In this AUCTION TO THE HIGH· ber. 171•1432·9000,By: ,....,, Other. 940l924-2IO M7 112' Defined .. ·common "* of I ~ IMl111ss
ll'ICI 1nee11st ~ ID and now PUBUC SALE. F YOU NEED ~ ~ IOU>~ ~ = State. In Int nm tendlf olhtr EST BIDDER FOR CASH BRUCE A. RUSK. TRUSTEE ~ ~ DEF~~1: PUBLIC NOTICE Ar11 • on • Condomlnlom N¥nt tn 'tlollMll'I OI Ille llOfllS ot
tleld llv II under sad Deed of Tl\lst AH EXPt.AHA~ NATION Of~I NATUM Of THI 1Nn cash ia accePlld, lht Tl\IS· (payable •t time of Hie In SALE OFFICER, D•tt: 09' A DEED Of' TRUST Pl.In Recorded In Book lnOlhtl undef f9clelll. Stale. or
In the propel\' SllJJlld '" s•d NAT\JRE Of TIE lee fTllY WllhllOld h iuuancuf lawful money of the United 08110/95 DATB> June s, 1tl2. UH! NOTICE OF 12874, Pege 1131, Offtel•I common law (Ste Sedon 14400 ~rtty, Calrfoma "'5Cnbrng the =...o ~J;.cx; J.':/_ ro3'~':LD ~=ACT~ Ille fl\lslet'a Deed until fundS Stet ea, by cesh, 1 CHh· NPP0006696 LBS YOU TN<E ACTION TRUSTEE'S SALE R1cord1. g,:i • IMlnm and A'oltssions A~:~59-m-05 Pa.reel 1 YER On OM7195 at 1:00 LAWYlfl NOTICE Of TIIUITEFI become Mtlable to the PIYH or ier's check dr•wn by • PUB: 08/17195, 08/24/95, TO M0TECT YOUR PROP-TrustH S1l1 No. The proi>ertY herttol_!>r• First ~no
Lot 11 of tract no 13714. as P.M., M1rtn eonwy.a,g IALE UNDO DEID Of TllUIT tnclomt 14 1 ITlltltr of ~ state or netional bank, 1 OB/31185 _ EIUY, fT MAY Be SOU> AT 95·00503·BH described 11 being told 11 Newpor1 Beach-Cosll Mw
shoWnona map reconled rn bOO Cofpolllkln •Ole~ II>' Notice 11 hereby glvtn that Lend-~nit win mbt "':.ranty check d,.wn by a state or PUBLJC NOTICE ~"":,f ~~~ Title Order No. 3100B43 11·. The street 1ddre11 CN321796 "27 All03.10,17, 666. PIQeS 21 tnrouon 2.5 1nclu· polr1lilcl T~ under llnd ers T.D. SeMCe, Inc. as INstee, Ul>ltSS ;::~ ~title. federal credit union, or a THI! NATURE°' THI! PRC> Reference No. end other common d11lo· 1g°Q6
srw of mtscenaneous maps, flLRUll'1t tD DMd °' Truet, ,. 0t successor trustee, or aubsth · sslon or encumbrlncts tO check drawn by • state or FCI 16-11154 CEEDINO AOAINST YOU 0003B61023 net Ion, II •nv. of the r11I
rtCOrds of Orange COunty, Ctl•· =~~5•:-tuteo trustet pursuant to Ille~ the lndebladnlss aeairtd federal savings and loen =~~~ YOU IHOULD CONTACT~ APN No. 936·22-012 property described above PUBLIC NOTICE
torn1 Excel)llng llle!ffrom ~ Oii, P8!QI _ ot OftlcW Rec:otdt ~ NoOce of OtHnQUtnt Asseument by said Notict ad'Nlces there-usoc:ietion, savings esso· Y.OU ARE IN DEFAIA.T UNDER LAWV1!Jll NotJce Is her.try YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN-is purported to b1: 2511
rnnerals ~ ifld other ~-the Oftlce ol the R«iol'der ol Ind Cl.trm ol lien mcuted by under, WIOI fnttrtst as pnMded ciatron, or sevmgs bank OfClARAOON OF COVE· glwl1 that ....,_ ,.___ DER A DEED OF TRUST SIXTEENTH STREET 112, • Rle Ne. Ft5431% ~~:=:OW~~: Orange Ccu11y, C111om1, = ~"":~.,~ tllertll\, Ind 1t1e ~assess-specilie~ 1n section 5102 HA.HTS. COHOmONS AHO Rf. ~ .!::'rn:..'"': DATED 0 1124190• UN· NEWPORl BEACH, CA F=~·==·
descnbed rn the deed. without ltle ~ by: w..n Yoon hldnllHnt No IS-00154t1 ol ments secured 111 said CM-of the F1n1nc1al Code ind TRCTK>NS, loS AH~lO :.:..= tNsl9e....;.,.. LESS YOU T A1C E ACTION ei663. The fclowtnQ person(1) IHll
ngtll ol ef'lllY ID Ille sul1ace Of Olk llnd y~ JI Olk,"'--Offraal Rtc«cls Ill the olllce ol • CondtllOns and rutric· autlloriad to do busrness . HE SUBJECT ~. IJA. to the DMd °' Trutt u-TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· . The undersigned TruttH dcllnQ bu51MU .. R cL£AHERs.
subsul1ace abM a dePlll o1 500 ~ ~ ~~ Ille COunty Recomer of Onlntt liens, fees. c:tw;es and tx· in this statel. At: IN THE LESS VOlJ TAKE ACTK>N TO eeuted by DWui D. Prouw ERTV IT MAY BE SOLO diac:l1lma 1ny lltblhty for 370 f 17111 Stmt. Cotta Miii, Itel as reseMd t7f Allra ISll· Fnt ...._....,_ ....... _""" pensei of the TIUSIH Ind Of the QUAD AREA OF THE CITY PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT an UIVNlf'lted wom.w. and • any lnc:orrec;tn111 of the CA 112621
bah Ind Emrlo lsllb&sll TM· :...:-~lllot~ ~111:· :e~ ~:rs= INsts ClllltCI by said Nobct of HALL OF BUENA PARK MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBllC Mdl8 Jean Fl'edtnbUrg e A. T A PUBLIC SALE. IF ~Ht 1ddr111 and other Stephen l<im SSN 562-67·
1H for 1tle Alera lshlb&si. and 8Udlon to'lb •bidder Elec:bon to Sen thertundef ,._ Otltnquent Auessmtf'M and CIVIC CENTER. AT 6650 ALE ff YOU NEED N4 E)(JllA. widow ~ on YOU NEED AN Em.ANA· c mon d11ign1tlon, II 3794, 18946 ~. Ave , 1232.
Ernllo lsllblSlll 1g7g T111sts for alh. ts»v::l':-fmtt ol corclH OM~HS • lrllltu· Claim ol Lien. DllH: OHMH5 BEACH BLVD.. BUENA NATK>N OF THE NATUAE Of T OllOlltlt2 H tnltnlment TION OF THE NATURE OF •n , shown herein . Seid CemlDs, CA
under Otdamon of T111st dlled Mii In ilWf\j money o1 the nMnl No. 15·115373 Of said LENDERI T.D. SERVICE, INC. u PARK. CA .. all right. title ~gg~ CO~~~ ;!,.~· No. 12-381711 In 8ook NIA THE PROCEEDINGS ael• will be made, but ti Youno Let. 18946 Vlcloe
N<Mmber 8• 11179• IS amended, Unlllld sat., b'J c:alh. •ca-OfllClll Records wrll 5ell on uld Trustee, 23422 Mll CREEX and interest conveyed to VEA • • P~ NIA°' OMclal records AGAINST YOU, YOU without covenant or war· Ave . 1232. Cemtos. CA
rn a Grant Deed ~nled July 7· .nltr'• chldl dnrwn by • OtGl-11115 1·.S A.M 11 1111 ORM, SUITE l20, LAGUNA and now held by It under O ... be 7 11VV. ~~~·er°' I.he~ SHOULD CONTACT A renty 1xpre11ed or Im· Tlis busrness 11 eoocllcttd bV 1989 as instrument no ~ 111111111 ot nMloNI btr*. 1 · E · HUS. CA 92653 (714)951-5120 • n .,..piem r • """ • " ... ..,_ .., MO'~~,. E , • • 1 1 co-par1nfrs 36()g2-4 of otfia• recoros Also dwc:Adnrwn._.t...,.«ted-Mal" (No'1h) nttenct to Ille BY.· SIMONE SKOTNICA. TRUS· said Deed of Trust in the 1000 am , The Law 0tt1c;e of C.W°""'-Md pwlUllnl to LAWY R. plred, regarding tte, pol· Ha~ you st.alted dOlllQ bull·
eial)llng lllertlrom the subSur· enl ad ~ or 1 c:hec:k Coull1y Courtlloult, 700 Civic TEE'S SALE OffK:lR C232691 g. property situated In said Debra H. Lewts as ~ly ac>l>Olnted the Notice ot OatlUI and On Auguat 31, 1995 .• et seulon, or encumbrencH , ness Ytt1 Vu O&-Ol·g5
lace w112r nohts without Ille dnrwn by 1 .._ or tidenl Center Drift Wn1, Sllll8 Ana, 1712~1 1995 County, Callforni1 describ· aoent lor Wla BalbOll Commm1 Election to Sd thtntlndlr 11 :00 AM, ARM FINAN· to pey the remaining prlncl· S1GH£o STEPHEN KIM. HI
ngl'lls of entty ID the surtace orlo uYlngt llnd last M80Ciltion. C•l2701 at public audlon to lilt 1ng the land therein: Loi Assoolllon, undtr and pursu recofded 11111211"4 In Bodi IAL CORPORATION u pal sum of the not1(1I H · YOUHG LEE
tile subSurfacubow 1t1t depth Of uYlngt ....,,.'*"' or UV· lligllest btddtr~or 't: IPI= PUBLIC NOTICE 25 of Trect No. 294 7, rn ID Ille Otdaraaon of ;,:wr.ara. NIA. :S:NIA. as lnttrument uly eppolnttd Trustee cured by H id Dead or TllS awernent was lded with
500 lttl as deQc.alled to thl Qty ~ b11t1k apec;tfttd In Ndlolt ~ ;"~ Untt~ S~lts) ~ Rle Ne. the City of Coste Mese, ~~,ns1 ,:roed s~ ::; ~ :.-:.. °'!;under •nd pursuint to Trust, with 1nter111 lht County Clerk ol Orange
ol ~nllngton Bueti on the !NP 51 d lht Fr.ndal Code oOlll. bite ancllnt.uest, ameYed flCTITIOUl~f:ss County of Orenge, Stete of 13318 ~ 133-2171 ti stQ 08131ntl6 It the Nor1h front DHd of Trust recorded on thereon, H provided In Coun!Y on ~st 4, 11195 :OUU:ve ~eme~I; ICC~ =.-:;::-' ..:. ~ ~ Ill and nOw held by II undtf UICI NAME ITATOIOO California. IS per M•P Re· rndusii.i! Offlall Recorus oi tN"anc:e to the County 1 l30l90 H Document No. Hid not•(s), •dvancu . rr NOTICf--n.s fdtcus Name
ingress. eoress. maintenance: Jbttl rror. ~ 10 ,_ Lien in .Ille proprrty srtuated In Tne foftowing '*100(s) iWe c1oBr~~,d rn11Book 9M4, Page Orange COunty, t:alorrra, IS t~w.7:° ~ ~ 90-053171 Book Peg• 01 ~~Y~d~·~:!;:tte:.';'W::~t.: ~=,.~~n~J~
1t1>11r or.naoe ellCIOIChments Cow1ly ~ 700 CMc saHI County and St.11t llmllllfter no busmess a DAHIELE · mosce aneoUJ eps, in anntxed ID Ille sub,eet fllOpe " ..,.,...,. -----. fl c 11 Records In the 01 • ol ltlt COunly Ciel\ A new Frc• and ior other · rposn ~ .S C.. on.,. w.t, s.a dasalbed· All of that oeltiin lllnd BEAUTY SAi.OH 1515 Balsa Aw the Office of the Counrv ~nng 1n tne name ol Aorentt CA It 1 :00 P.M. at public 1 1 · fe11, ch1rg11 and ex· '°'-ii &1ineu Name Stitemeni
oescnbed 1n n: deddon ol Ant, CA .. rtgt1', 11111 Ind ~ srtuated 1n tne State of Cllllforni.. estmnster. cA 9'2683 ' Recorder of Seid County. M Caltlonara. Will SELL Al ludlon to the IVgheet *-lrce 01 the Recorder ,01 OR· penses ol the TrullH •nd l!llSt be lrted belOlt that dale The
cownants. co~bont and ~tnc· ..,.... corweved tD llnd now County ot Oranoe. City of Costa Danete NQuyen. 13222 Mao· Excepting There Ir om All MUC AOCTION TO THE HIGH-def lor CHh (payllblt It the ANGE Count~. C1hlornle, of. the tru111 cruted by 1111 Of tlws Sllllment dots not of
aons and reservation of ease· held bV 11 under Mid Deed of Meu. deWlbed as lollows. Lot nof11, 113, Giiden Gro\4, CA Oil, Gas, Minerals and EST BIDDER FOR CASH. (PIYltie ::r-U: ~:, "=:'3 executed by· HANNAH aeid Deed ol Trust. to-wit: JIS~ autflonze Int use rn Ills
menrs lor ~ntJng10n ShoM Trust fn the PnlP9l1Y lllulllld 21 ol Tract No 8323, as per Map 90644 Other Hydrocerbons, below It Orne of sale in lawful money of rlgtt(. 00. Md Int« con-LILLIAN. AN UNMARRIED '265,528.35 Estlm•ted. state Of a Fiatous 8usrnus
('Otdamon"), recorded Oc:U>ber In Nld Count'/. ~ clfl.. rer.olded rn 8oolt 332, Paoes 20 Tl11S blsiness rs conducteCI bV 1 Depth of 500 Feet, With· the United Stites) at Ille outside veyed to ind now~ by 11 WOMAN. es Trustor, Accrued interest •nd •ddl· Name 1n "1olnon ol the nohts ol ~6. 1ggo as 1nstrumem no 9(). ~ .... ~ ~· :! to 22 lnclusrtt Of Miscellaneous rOO...~al out the Right of Surface ro~ ',._ntra~ =1 =11• ~Mid Deed°' Trust In CHASE HOME MORTGAGE tion11 advances. II any, will another undtr Fede,., St&te, Of
571073 Of ollla• rt<:Olds of = d7na The property Maps, rn tht Office of thf County ReQrSlrlnl tlas not yet beoun Entry, as Reserved rn In· lllf 92688 al Qhl. tte 1 I&, the property situated In.Mid ORPORA TION, A DELA· Increase this ligurt prior to COIMIOf\ law (Set Staon 1-4400
Orange COunl)', Ctldorna lwtAAUI ct..atbed 11 being Recorder Of sarcl COunty. transact blsiness under Ille struments of Record n1er:'~ ~ and e now county Md Stele hefelnllf. WARE CORPORATION 11 sale ct seq , &s11iess nl Pn>lnSIOllS
scn1: :':'tty sot~r::':' ~ ecl6d •• •.... The -.. ..i. f.lcepe all oil, oil rlQhtS, minefils. icuou:sledlll,:::~s name 0' The property heret
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ofor1 held llv undtr UICI cCgA's rn the I• described: 14 more fully Benelrclery. ' The beneflclery under Codef.
street .:C,ress ~other common di'-. llnd ottw common ~~ntral~~\nat~ nollls. D OAHJflE l«ilNEH dascnbed is being sold ·as fllOP111Y Sllllled rn S&ld Courtty 'r.u~ on Mid ~ WILL SELL AT PUBLIC said Deed ol Trust hereto· f115:..e._ no Beacll-Costa Mesa
deSIQllltlon If &IJ/, of ttie real delllgnaflon.fany, ottherllll wNtsotver nJ:. lalOWll ~ Tiiis statemtnl was IJtd 11orth rs•. The street eddresa lndStateclescnbedas andoehetc::V~ AUCTION TO THE HIGH· fore executed and dallv· c=79~17JAllQ ~11Y desc.nbed above is ~ ~:--,..,: maybe w•llM or under Ille Patcel Cou"'1 Cieri! of Oranot and other common dasrg AlN fl'JG.~581J Unrt 202· tlon. I any, ot the relf.,,.. EST BIDDER FOR CASH ered to the und.,signed • 10.17,24,31. 1!1Q5
iairponed ID be 6671 Alam i.... .,07 NsiwPort a.ch. of land hertllllbove descnbed ""I on August 4, 1'105 nation. 11 an.y, ol the real lot ot Too · IS rec:o trty dlJICrlbed above b lpeyabte er tHTit of ule In wnnen Oeclar•tlon ol De·
Clrcle, ~ntlllQ'>n Btacll, CA t:IM3. 'The undet= ll>Qethtr W1ll'I the perpetual noni NOTICE· lln faaous Name property descrrbed ebove ~ S:k ~30. Pages~ '"&'fsr~ r,:tect to be: .a Vlstl l8wlul money of the United feult and Demand for S•I\, ---------
92648 T TNllM dltclrllm8 any o1 dntling. m111rno. explonnQ, and ta~":~ exp~~!~ 'If,::' ~r;"" 1s purported to b•: 2241 Reco: ~':'°"funoe · eou1~ .=-~ Bladl. CA. States, by cesh. 1 cash· end a written Notice of Can't seem 1o The Unde!Slgned NStee '°'any lric:onec:lnell °' lht ooerabno lllertlor Ind stonno Ill I Wai .... •n rce RALEIGH AVENUE. COSTA ' . .. .. undlrlJQned ' • Default end Election to aesd•ms •ll'f lrablltl'J tor tCreet ~ .,_, octw and rtlTIOVll1Q the same lrom said tile COunly Clerk A new Fla· MESA CA 92627 Caltfoma TnatM dl1elalm1 '"'I ~ rer s check drawn by 1 Sell The nderalgned get to all those
tncontetness ~ :e~~:: common~.':& land or any Olher land, Including r::,:i,~:s:.1~!":.,;:n;e~ The.undersigned Trustee co~;~SIO':~~s .1~,:~ r,r.fOI' M'J ~~ec::u-= Sitt• or nttlontl b•nk •• eau~ed Hrd N~tlce of Dt· repair Jobs
::, ~~in:hown htr111n J :0::.. ~ !:!...,,. tile rlOht to whrpstoclt or dirtc· ilrng ot Un siatement dots not ol disclaims anv li•bility tor Ille rtll f)IOperty described alicM otJc::!., dtllgnetion, check drawn by •. state or feult and EMction to Sell to around the house?
ale Wiw be' made, but withou nent or • ....= llONlly dnll and mmt lrom lands elf lllthonte the use in tnis any incorrectness of the rs pirpo!1ed to be 280 CtQneV r My, shown hlfei\. The ledtrtf credit union, or a tw recorded In the.~ounty Let the
covellll'll or Warrant'/ express or lmpl8cS~ig tlllt oeher than said land here1111bove sllte ol a Fitt•ous Business street eddr111 end other Lant. 1202. Newpor1 BtJCh. tot.I amount ot the unpll6d check dr•wn by • •t•le or where the real property la Cl lfl d or r~red. reQll'dlno· Ue. pos =· "' ~ cltWlbed, Otl or OU wells, Name rn lllOl*>n ol the AQhtS Of common des1gn1t1Qn, If cal!loma 92663 bailanCle cl the otiagMJon M-federel 11vlngs •nd loan located end more th•n ••• e
sess;on, Of encumbrances to to pey the r•n•lnln9 lllnnels and sNfts Into, IM>UO/I nolhtr under Ftderal. State. any, shown herein Seid lht undersigned asd•ms cured by the Pfopefty to be 1uocl1t1on, uvings 1110· tlvH months have elapHd Service
the rtmar,.ng pnnopal sum o1 tum ol the nolll(•) Of across the subs11111ce ol the llW (See StUon 1-4 sale will be made. but lll'f ~•!Qty tor any llltomctness "* Md rMIONble .... c11tron, or 11vlngs bank since such recordttlon. Directory
note(•) secured t7f sad Oeed MQ.nd by Mid ~ :ci ~"::;' ~ ll'ld ~ · aismess Ind Ploltssions wrthout covenant or wu· OI 1tle sntt ~. ~ ':: ::::c:'!t"~ ~ specified 1n 11c:tt0n 5102 ARM FINANCIAL COR· help you find lru~~n '~ ,!:is)n ad-!.~~ "'*C•~ dim:bonally dnlled wells. tunnels Nt-frP011Bucfl-Cos1& Mesa ranty. expressed or im· sllDWn herwn Sad sale wlll tie lnllW ~Ion d ltM No-of th• Fin1nc11I Code and PORATION, H TrultH, reliable llel • :U, If Irr/ under the lerTns of ldvllnc:a, If _,,, under lht and shlllts under and t>enuOI or CN3?3M1 Aug 1017.24.31, plred, regarding tl11e. pos· flllde. but wilhOut aMnant tlce 9' .. Is: '3'2,290.74. authorized to do business P.O. BOX 85309, SAN P
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.. ~~.!,*'_!_~.. Lr•SEJOPTION Owner Job Tran•f•t BEACH 1069 .iacuul Tub, FUii'/ MapleRldge 980-9485 obo. 415-989-5541 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil . $2195 38d 2~88 Condo '="s..,.12_00_1_m_o_._83_3,..._48_2
--_, .....--~ muat Hiii 3BR 111.eA Landscaped. Cul·de· or 643·7040 1-----,"='-,,,_ ___ 1GOVeANMENT FORE· S23"5 38d 2B1, Bay View B'eld• 2Br 1ea
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N"'411tte1 If flKtNlllHll1• MESA VERDE C.M. 1·tty, grt nelghborhd. •STEPS TO BEACH tac, •Ingle loaded WHY PAY CLO~ED HOMES for 12895 3Bd 28a Cottage ttove, gar, am yard, -.. • na. *". l'llttillt 4Br 28• remod, 2·•ty. Centrally loc, nr SCP. •tr••t. Clo•• 10 1---------Cl!MnlftY PIUC•IT pennl•• on 11. Dalin· sse.eeeo Agt. hl<upa. tte1 ok. S1ot5/ • •utOOmo/1282,000 8 11761<. Newly dee 2Bt Sc:hool1 and Oc:Hnl BEACH 714-443-0905 A 1 ....................... ., THE BLUFFS, N.B. eyond motlv•ted. 2Da SEA.VIEW. &kr. S288 ffO Broker quent Tu, Repo•e, mo. v 8/1. 945-8112
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-. ...... I 1M 1 ' •-· ... hf ' fr•• 1-800·H8·9778 iiiiiiii•••••I ..,._ ""' • mt. t2100ffto/1410,000. 2 on a Lot. V4 Ac,. 38R .....,, end Group RESORT E.l(t H.5130 for curre"' NP ••n rm, LA ftpj, It• t:. 1'1ltll •• , .... att Donald PfaH 28A W/lot• of up-68r 3.59•. 3500 aq ft (714) 3&2·0800 or •UCH FRONT ll1tJng1, car, Po04i•P•· t•nnte.
,., .... , .... .,.._..... 433-9528 graClu ouu1 hH S796k. l'I OMW 75'-t090 (714) 41l2•1422 Home ~c:::.~=~ 1=Piilii0iiPIR-iiTY&iiliiiiliiSii8ii0 28R 21A TWllHOMI lti111me. 41MHI
..... llt --_.... 11 Ill COidweii Danker ha• 20A 1 OA. R•V or You a.,. Ml'"I riti:~~ la.It pha.. Jual r••• --------~= WWENCID YARD. UITllDI ~~~.. Oran1111e Countv boat acce .. w/IOt• of I'll a.,.voure gr 11 .. •dl 1174,000 to C•l•r•do Treut IALIO.A STORAOlt. P£T8 OK. 2 a. = --• •• room to grow. Only Hav•: Ooroeoue MH.,. 13 .. 0 000 P 1 St ..,, It .. JH ....... M .. H4e Bt 1 HOUN lies, ............ Forecl11ur11 & 1230,000 Call Annett• bor AldOt'T'r~-odel•d Ull!~'l"UHttTm• oa . . 00 •· eau· re•m -r• w .. <HoftRU 2108 -:-:~~~------·~~~~7eo.e3'4~----_ ........ • DefauHt Agent, 148-2341 08R+loh. Great vlewl "-••m~·~ l .2 nu, OY"'· Furnl1hed Iota of crMk frontage. ••••iiiiliiiiiliil 2IRHOUIE....VDIU\~a .-.. , H
l •iiiiiiliiii••• model• opon d•lfy. Ore•t view• ACIJolne .,,,.,.,._,. n T llGHTl-31R e9'J•1•1 •~·~1r. ~-It= Dally 111ta. 00-75 new iiovln9 Sele 1/1 e wanti "~:~':r'· elngl~ .....__,, T---a..., ..... , Broker coop. Call for BLM. 112.aoo. !ltc•I· '"'au t-dr to I Bay, Total Mil 1396+ Dep, Twnnomo, ftplo, patio, ..... •I• 1, ._ proportlu llallld dally Bedroom dining 11v ..,_... ,_... ··-brochure. , .. 00-471. lent terme. Owner n. View p1t, fpl, gar, w/d, W/d hookup. No= ang1 ll'f, Sttl .... MMO ... , .... .-,. ••c"' Ith co let•' 1 't It ' ,; l.vel hom• °'duplex. Hiii •BR 2BA central '77•2. nenced. c11g) 852· 12000. Furn fOI $2400 decorated Ma·•• " w mp "f. rm urn ur• • 0wn.,/Ag1 Joyco. Pru• air. 2-car, truhly ltepe te Id Pim -*-'•'~-·---Pf~~-flleooffl• ~~:· ~~ ~~l .. um cs.t\1 .. 1 Callf769·78H painted & Iott Iola CLASSll'PBO ~..:.,__ Yrty (Ill) 241"74°' iii new lnterlan c:r~ .Sharp llr. POQI, 8n'll --•• . ,,... ... r • -..... , ""°"' 1141,000 ft'• .,,. ,.IOUtCO you --.. .... _...., •to a• 1 -... Avail ..,...-... ........ °" St. CM. 13M7l51 ...... ......", CM oount on to.... COllVSNl ... T On th• mou.? _... . ~ ...... _ la40o•'77~ eat 1• Hurry won't 1e11. mytt•CI of ~ _....., you.,. t>Ur-.,,. o-... , ,.., aohootl, tnlhno. ... •• SILL
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BU?mlfGTON NEWPORT NEWPORT COSTA MBSA 2624 JlENTALS TO ANNOUNCEMENTS PEISONALS 3002 PEllSONALS
J!ACB 2140 BU.CB 2119 BEACH 2189 SHAU 2724 COMMERCIAL 2920 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiil
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'lld ••• CIOH to 8 h A. t•PROP••TY MNGMT Ulll• paid. Frplc, frig, 1BR 1BA In H .. on••••••••• SECURED VISA OR All LIV••24 Hours! Olfl'T PftOOUCTION
lfCh, Gar. Now Deco 88C Ml"88 ~j Elcp'd Co tlove, yard. $725. 330 Clll'f Drive, NB. vi.w.1• MASTERCARD. OHi 1.-oo.37a.2 eoo PIT Sat, Sun. e:ve.
tnc. Appl. 11350 W1nttr Fumlshed Xlnt Aef'a. a. Ra•••· E. 20th SL ... ~~ seo<>/mo Avail Sept 1, BUSINESS OFFICE direct wltn 1at Dakota ='l/399 IM-6=~1~ c.wtve mature P9'ton.
8-41-400$ "'2-4911 0 I W a.1u TOAIELLI RllAL TY EASTSIDI! 2BR 'BA 045-2941 or 648-6630 National Batik S•nd O.nny 550 M83 X2l9 r ~:':'!~oo!'NJ l.eulog/Mgt 640-7S55 New crpt/bllnd•, gar. BALBOA Shr 2000 elf FOR RENT 2769 no money! Get ap. LIVE '.ON·1 KAtR STVLISTSt
NEWPORT Many Ouanlronta Patio w/•m•ll yard. 3Br 3~8a hm, ocn & ~~l~~T!,, 1~~;,N~~ 1-9Q0.111-0SOQ MI00·505·5$71 Qualify tor FREE rent
Be11cH 21•9 Wlnt•r $650-11900/mo $750/mo. 722-8294, bey view. Respon N/S, 355-2554. _....._ 1-1·800-345-1601 In ••elusive full ave: ~ v Summtt $$25-$2600/Wlt AP'llDTMENTS Newport acroH th• refa. $700. 673-3921 -... ..,,~ 1-80Q.4T0-4865/Gay CM •alon. 722·7950 iiiiii~i!ii~~~~I Alto y11~ 1 e Bdrm ~ alrHt: 2er H.\Ba aln· CDM 5390/slnglo room from 200 to 3000 ... fl. "RUSH 08" Calll. Uc. "2.99_..-....., MW ii. 18,.,, 1·9Q0-.65&-2625
lb llock frem khJ 3Br "" POR D~U'I" gle aly, gar. $825/mo, •vall now. UIJs. Paid. .., PlalH• will awllch. PIOGOI Co 1602195'·1420 HJ+' S1 .99/mln. Help WantH 1811. trplo, aar, 4704 '7VJ50·Sl37 mo ft& & HB £U;;H-A 1865 lrvlno Avel4. No No pela n/amk. 708·8 C:impcOri'rtnta. Acroa Make Oller. 759•1448·P---------1 Rublf'• Sandwich
Neptune. S1350/mo. Ila Rentals dog•. 720-9422 Avocado. 875·8634. fiomJ.W.Airpon: S•loon PT/FT Ask lor
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tftbr View Hm lmmac &711:.491 BALBOA twnhso, 1lhBa. Newly · Prlv bath. W/0, frig, Newport Beach FOUND 292S •••••••• Ho ME Ty P 1 ST s 38r 28a. fp, lg lam rm ~ ISLAND 2606 redoc. Avail lmmed. $700. Utlls Incl. Lynn NEEDED. Also PC/ Upgrded: new tlra, Jae OOLF COURSI! VIEW ., $725/mo. 546·9081 87&-5304'/770-0909 1!!9~.al.UIM~Ml liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Word Pro c • s so r
tub, vertl, etc. 12lOO 2Br 2Ba lwnhm on Blg1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l·---------1FOUND EMPLOYMENT •·shr• $40 OOO'vear In· .__, dr-'fNI 844 7924 •• ---------CDM Share lovely, lrg, Pigeon, tame. white/ w • • • '' """ !!' "' · • Cyn golf courae. Trl·lvl 3BA 2BA Porch, 2-car NEWPORT brlte 2Br apt w/clean, FOR Ll!ASE: 1429 ·•~ brown, w/orange tag. 5530 come potential. Toll AT THE BEACH w/cath cell, lg mstr ate gar, upper, W/0, 3 dra moral person. W/0, ft(US1.10 per aq ft. 13 In the vlclnty of SH frH 1-800-898-9778
S1800/mo. 759-8124 from S Baytront $1275 BEACH 2669 pool, covered parking. frontage. 440 E. 171h Lane, Corona del Mar. ADMIN·RECEPT Ext.T·5139 for details. Annual Rentals HarbotHlgllland Remodel mo (818)247·2446 $450. Susan 760-0298 St., CM. 714-645-8523 Please call 640-8585. Phn, c1er1ca1, office HOTEL
Or Summer Weekly 4 8d 2.5Ba, den, Bright 2Br 1ea upper. •1BR $025• CM·E'SIDE 4Br 2Ba Loat Apricot Poodle help. Adver Co. Opp1y THE BALBOA BAY
Large Seleotlon •Pacloua kitchen. apa, Yrly, $1175/mo Incl 2BR 2BA $725/Up Christian household, I••••••••• (amall) blind 1 eye w/ ;;;;;;;:======:;-! to grow. CM. 979·1251 CLUB has the follow·
1Bd ocnfrnt wntr .. $1000 aolar. S2300/par mo. utll. Adell Patterson Refrlg & dlahwast'ler pool & apa No dmk/ BUSINESS & blu collar. 545-9528 ASSEMBLY LEADS/ Ing openings: 1-3Bd wntr ..... $500-1800 1933 Teresita 548·9807 Realtor, 722·2511 Incl. 60x30 pool. No drugs. 645-8593 LAdies' Spa Attndt·F/T
3Bd Npl Hght• · $2100 Hrbr View Hm 4Br •Great Studio• P•ls. No leH. No E'eld• CM 2 rms avail FINANCE L~~i:~~ ~:~·~~ ~~~~ SHIPPINGfNAREHSE Malnt Engineer-FIT
Propert" Mgmt 2Ba, fam rm, frplc, 3 drs from s Bayfronl lease. 545-4955 In 3Br condo w/p001.l•••••••••I Lost on area o f Immediato openings Front Desk Clerk·F/T Prudlnlat~ comm tennis & pool. No kllch. $525/mo 3 Br 2Ba 1 house from Rent 1 or both, $300 Gelsons & Thrifty mar· available In Irvine. Pro-Shop Clerk·P/T Thi ...,..._ W S2300/mo. 759·5011 (818} 247·2446 sand. ApproK 1200 •If. per rm. Steve 574-0827 1---------"--kels on Mon, Aug 7. Musi have oKporlonce Cashier·F/T
3 1900 IMMAC, charming 4Br newly decoratd. $1350 E'eld• CM. 1 Br & Ba BUSINESS Contains wedding Excellent benolits. For details, please call 67 • 2.5Ba, 1000'to bch, nu IH. 818·501·3477 avail for rent to share FOR SALE 2900 ring. 051·1054 R•· Ouahly tor health Ins, 645-5000, Ext. 521
3BR 2BA Harbor View pnVcrpt, Ip, Frnch drs, BALBOA In 3Br condo w/yard. l=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii wardl I ':~:;::~~~=~~ holiday pay and more. i-,-n-v-.-n-to_ry_C..,..-o-n-tr_o...,.1-2-car gar $1750 y I 1• i.., Apply In person 9351 En ~1~;5~0~7.' =l/t:,°9~ Avail now: 856·346; y. PENINSUIA 2607 SANTA ANA 2680 ~~i~nclo:ot,al\a~~; g~':r~:a~~I ~~~I~:•• & L~S~l:~:tjc!'~~~!:j ~~t 0~~.~:1u 1~~n~r~ J:l?t'l~~i~'fl:ttlng Wi'neEJc~~t~~.13 Cyrt~~
677-0488/6n·9201 Lido lale·Furnlahed prlvlllgu. You are: take·out business. On· Notebook. with pie· or her at 1·900·858· 650·8463 X233 G e . 2BR 2BA, family ChatHU·llke 2Br+d•n Luxury Condo Lg 1Bd CLEAN. ORDERLY, sale beer & wine lie. lures and coplos. Lost 3000 ext1533 S299/m.n BAVRID llght & room. flrplaco, garage. 18• akylites, lrg patio, Gated, f/p, w/d. pool/ CONSIDERATE, RE· In the vicinity of 17th 18+ P1ocau 602·95'1·7420 POSTAL I GOV'T JOBS PfT Demonstrator• b r I g ht• 2 Br 2 Ba hk •·p $1250/mo I I $775/ E did 1 Very favorable lease. S11/HOUR t BENEFITS For Grocery Stores In Condo. Cathedral coll, 675-6727 ... 8 ' gar. tenn s gym. mo. SPONSIBL ' · S45K. Agt. 852·5537 St. & Harbor In CM, Wh th ' b g NO EXP WILL TRAIN Incl utlls. 675-1140 D-638-0405 E·731·7528 mention CLEAN? NO (near Klnko's), d'n e er you re uyin your aroa. Fri/Sal/Sun. frplc, d/w, pool, apa, Npt lal/dock. Sweet / v., or selling, Clilss1fled To Apply Call 714-647-1991 ca r n 8 c es s a r y. slngle attch gar, w/d cozy collago-2Br 1Ba, CATS. S400 mo + Thursday Aug. 3rd. covers all your needs! (7141 557.5579.
hkups. ga1ed. S145o. fp. TRW req. S16oo/ COSTA MESA 2624 SOUTH COAST ~~~P~:~~1f:1~5g~~~ BUSINESS ~:~rue s~7~~mog"~~~·~i
Avail 9/1. 831·8097 mo yrly. 675·3113. METRO 2686 548·1195 or page 651· OPPORTUNITY Reunion & Alumni· r----------------:
Bluffa Condo 38r OCEANFRONT•VRLY 28R 18A Laundry 2787. 2904 Meiorabllla.
·2V-!Ba. Vista view, 3Br 2Ba ............. $2000 hk·ups. gar, 2868 Near SCP 2BR 2BA Home pn Prlv Behl .' RE ARD I ilghl, ahuttors. $1850. 4Br 3Ba $2300 B Tom 70·2683 640-1982/w 642·8332/h 1e 1B ............. 51000 Hickory Place. $725 4·pleK. 2nd floor, In No. Laguna each. ___ _...s ____ _
r a ············· (~10) 431-7870 patio, garago, laundry Soc Guard $595 +Dep EARN BIG $$ NOW Loe t"Sam "Blue Pa(a·
CLASSIFIED 3~~!=~·~·;;;;1:wf~i3~ rm. Oul~I. xlnl nrea. No pel/smk 494·7659 Exploding Industry. keet tame, talks, vlcln·
Ifs the resource you 26r lBa ............. 11325 2BR·,BA $650/mo. s75o/mo·546-6883 • IRV F/P Maste,. Bed· Publlcly troc1ed co lty Nwpt Isl. Down :;,~l~~un~fon~~r~~~n~ 3Br 2Ba ............. $1500 ~d~~~~~a~~~t, ,,:'~ room. Quiet, Aespon· ~T~.8~s 6~~~6~1;ie1 646·8901 or 646-8901
I b Balboa Newport Riiy pets 040·0392 siblo, N/S No Drugs a · · · · "Broken Hearted" dise toms, ecause 723-4494 Indoor cat ok Ref's. PAV PHONE ROUTE lost mole Golden Re our columns compel A cheery well-deslgnd MISCELIANEOUS $ 4 7 O 7 8 O 8 4 3 3 triovor. 8/8 off 23nd qualified buyers lo Sell your home .. 50 Local & Estab Sites calll through classlfied. lBr lBa, serving bar, RENTALS NB 1 Bk/Bch Clean, Earn $1500 weekly. E.CM. very friendly
042-5878 042-5078 PV1 patto, s595·S6251 2br/2ba. pklng, W/D, 1·800.866-4588 24.hrs __ R_e_w_a_rd_l_64_5_·6_1_5_3_ mo. 546·908 l office. $575 + 'h util.
Avl 9/10. 650·9428 HEALTH &
COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2&24 ROOMS 2706 NB Master bdrm. 19 ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Mesa amid the lush
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A Studios, 1 & 2 Bedrooms
• )rs $575 to $600
. 1 BR $625 ID $650
. 2BR S725 ID S7SO
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.& V crrical Blinds
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Office Hows: 9:00 am .. 5.00 pm M -F
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1561 Mesa Dr. ·Sant-~ Ana Heights, CA
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Steps to beach. $500/ l"-----------
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$375/mo Includes
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No pots. N/smk $575 Walk to bch. NBNilla Minute. Average coll•---------
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shr. Pool/ten. $350/mo 18. Koll-LA, Callfornlal~~~~~~~~~I +Vol uhl. 650·2713 (310) 281·3055. 1; Let's Find
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Ped. CPR & 1at Aid, Concttta. 100.711-1007 Cll 3615 Roollng•Jlm 641·74M Tree Trimming, Lt llH Commlulon RE· Prof, Clean, Ouahly Repair• & Remodels No Bush Too Small.
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THUltSDAY. AUGUST 17. 1995
POWER BOATS
7012
lllW to30 fOID 1105 TOYOTA 1210
'91 RX7 !Sspd, 451< ml.
anrf, p/d/I, ale, pp.
Asking $9500 OBO.
Call 675·9678
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•ea vw BAJA/STREET
BUG. Ice Green, color.
Brand New Motor and
Clutch. Excellont run-
ning condltlonl Eye
catcher. Must eee to
appreciate. Needs
mlnor Interior tch-up.
$2, 700 840·8340
'82 VW Jett•·· 4·dr, new tires. runs strong.
Need quick aolll ~850 988·9442
'88 Fox QL 4. dr, ~p.
AC, 80k ml. no SC•
cldents, runs great,
xlnt condl must sell.
$2650 000. 848-4958
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'67·'69 Camaro's. Also
'60-'76 CorveltGS, '68·
72 Mopar Muscle cars
Any condition OK. Will
pay cash! 982-7778
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******* 1990 Sov. Black/ '87 Fiero Blk, 5-sp.
Tan. Porlect Cond. Porfect condl $2,500
$18,995 050·5885 000 (310) 882-3332
The new
Range Rover.
See inside
for detai1s.
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4f/jt9 RANGE ROVER
'84 Bl·Turbo Sspd,
49k miles, loaded,
moving! $3800 OBO
Call 831-1499