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DON LEACH I DAlt.Y PILOT
PCL COLLISION
Estancia and Laguna
Beach duke it out in
showdown for first place
in basketball.
• SEE STORY PAGE ~1
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i •Newport-Mesa ranks last in two of three salary scale categories in county. ! ' -----------i By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot
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NEWPORT-MESA -ln its
most recent survey of teacher
salaries, the Orange County
Department of Education redf-
finns Newport-Mesa's teacher
salaries as the lowest of the
county's' unified districts.
The survey shows the
salaries of teachers with bache-
lor of arts degrees and 30 col-
lege credits, bachelor of arts
degrees and 45 credits, and
bachelor of arts degrees and 60
or more credits. In all but one of
the categories, Newport-Mesa
ranks dead last.
uwe haven't made . an
improvement over last year's
rankings," said Linda Mook,
president of the Newport-Mesa
F.ederation of Teachers.
The rankings take into
account the first phase of the
7% raise Newport-Mesa teach-
ers received in March. Mook
said the raise was phased m
over a two-year period.
The actual raise teachers
received, Mook said, was closPr
to 3% for the period between
March and June. Between Sep-
tember and December, another
4 % was added to teacher
salaries. And this month, anoth-
er 2% was added.
#It was more like a 3.3'X,
raise for last (school) year,
another 4 % for this [school)
• SEE SALARIES PAGE A 13
Brea-Olinda $37,737
Capistrano $45,287
Garden Grove $46,163
Irvine $38,430
Laguna Beach $43, 114
Los Alamitos $50,368_
Orange $38,989
Placentia-Yorba Unda $47,090
Saddleback Valley $42,228
Santa Ana $44,668
Tustin $39,690
ON STAGE NOW .
They'll be .,Put'em Back"
when those talented
Newport Harbor High
drama teens open with
"Li'l Abner" tonight.
• SEE STORY PAGE A 1·1
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COURT-BOUND
Waldorf School plans to
press ahead with lawsuit
against Newport-Mesa
Unified School District,
alleging the district is
evicting the private
school months before its
lease expires at the
Eastbluff site.
• SEE STORY PAGE A4
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DATEBOOK ••••••••• .A9
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PUBLIC NOTICES ••••.• 83
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Prayer or the pope
D olores Wienenga, ~ STORY BY HUSEIN MASHNI
PHOTO BY MARC MAmN
something happened to one family, all the oth-
er families would come and help them " .
who lived her ~ COSTA MESA-A native of Cuba, Dolores
~nenga, 79, said she has been praying reg-
ularly for Pope John Paul ll as he makes his
landmark visit to her homeland .
In 1939, she met her husband-to-be, Thomas
Wienenga. An American. he was in Cuba with
race horses he bad raised. The couple married in
1940 and moved to the United States.
. . childhood in Cuba, : •we went from one state to another until we
came to California,• she said. "My fath~in-law
had a ranch in Irvine. There was nothing here but
farms back ,then."
said her thoughts
·are with the
religious leader ~
and Fidel Castro.
. . ~I don't know what's going to happen, but
I'm piaying for him every day that nothing
bad happens," she said.
The daughter of Spanish natives, Wlenenga
was born in Cuba in 1918. She remembers
fondly her early life in Havana with her seven
sisters and one brother.
"It was a beautiful country,• she said. "The
people loved each other like a family. When
The couple continued raising horses and
moved around Southern California, finally set-
tling in Costa Mesa, where she has lived ever
stnce.
•SEE WIENENGA PAGE A14
• Neighboring city has threatened to yank Bonita
Canyon deal unless Newport can prove consultant
wasn 't hired to thwart Marine base anne1'ation.
asking for a copy of Saltarelli's pur·
chase order, hiring date and scope
of work -and a promise not to
interfere with lrvlne's annexation of
the closing base.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Piiot
NEWPORT BBACH-Cty offi·
dal.s have thiS to say to Irvine: A
form.er county supervisor may be
on our payroll. but not to thwart
Irvine's efforts to annex the l!l Thro
annexation issues, including
Irvine's efforts to annex Bl ·Thro.
That upset Irvine Mayor Christina
Shea, who suggested her city pull
out of an unrelated deal to hand
Newport the land known as Bonita
Canyon. ·
"We leave them alone, they
leave us alone," Shea said. "It was
not addressed publidy, and it looks
vetyseaet."
.The Newport Beach Cty Coun-
cil will discuss trvine's request and
consider approving an official con-
tract with Salt4relll on Monday.
•
•'--: i Marine bese. Don Saltarelli is just CODIUlUng an atrpart ilsues tn gen-
Jn a letter to Shea, Newport
Beacb Mayor Tum Edwards sa.ld it
WU only an •UDfmunate misun-
derstanding• that she thought
SaltareW was hired to foil trvtne's
effort to annex the bale, which ta
the lite ot a b6tt8t battle <Mill' a pro-
J)Oled cQmmiiide1 auport. Irvine
wants to gem <'OOtrol ot the lite to
stop 8trport ~ while Newport
hu ectlvely puabed for an altport.
"It's up to the cound.l, but l
UNm.e they'll just Ny, 'H •the-
~ ord -go to it,'" talow·
port Qty Manager Kevin Mwphy
sakl. •SaJtarellt was retained to do
~ ~. not annexatiOn
ccmulting."
eral, dot Irvine's attempt to take
over the bue, says a letter from
tolrvtne.
's re5p00&e: Prov it. and
Canyon is yows.
The two dtiel met last wee)t try·
Ing to reeolve a rift ewer NeW'part'I
~=~. bersakl be WU~ the dty Oil
Shea. ... miietiDG With her
Oty Cound1, flted a letts blck
M for the c:onllicting expkma·
tin ol Sahartlll'I ~. Mwphy said. •t don't think we'll get into ft,
•SEE ANNEX MOE A13
$41,766
$47, 141
$51,293 ~ $54.712
S40,913 $45,880
$49,700 $56,011
$53,829 . SS6.m
$41,681 $46,051
$50,474 $53,159
$43,710 $45,194
$50.064 $53, 173
$44,851 $52,772
Plan to
add new
vendors
opposed
•While Orange County
Market Place customers
may approve,· some are
a¥aid wholesalers will
undercut their sales.
By Tim Grenda, Daily Piiot
FAIRGROUNDS -Plans to
expand the Orange County
Market Place later this year by
adding dozens of wholesale
vendors could be good news for
swap meet customers, but at has
some swap meet vendors crying
foul.
· Last week, TelPhil Enterpns-
es -the Newport Beach com-
pany that leases part of the fau-
ground property and runs the
large weekend swap meet -
unveiled its plan to expand its
popular Saturday and Sunday
sale.
If approved by fair offiaals,
the plan would add several
wholesale concessionaires who
would set up shop m large cargo
trailers inside the swap meet.
The wholesalers can typically
sell items below retail pnces, a
fact that already bas some cur-
rent swap meet vendors ner-
vous
"TelPhil is talkmg about elim-
inating the rruddleman. We are
the middleman," said Barbara
Wallace, a critic of the swap
meet antl le~der of the Indepen-
dent Marketplace Ven1 lors
Association, which represents
huncp-eds of swap meet. vendors
who sell at various markets
around Orange County -
including the Orange County
Market Place.
Wallace, an Irvine resident
who sold beauty supplies at the
Market Place for two decades
but stopped a few years ago
because she was frustrated with
• SEE SWAP MEET PAGE A13
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A2 THURSDAY, JANUARY 22. 1998 Newport 8dlchlCosca Mesa Daily Pi.lot
pilot person
VINCE SLEPACK •·
greer
wylder
Russells has
long, short of
a good deal
R ussell Surlboards is having
great deals on longboa.rds,
shortboards, fun boards
and used boards. U you mention
the Daily Pilot, you'll also receive
an additional $25 off the sale
prices. Also, Russell T-shirts are
on sale for $5, and sweatshirts are
$10. Russell Surfboards (673-
5871) is at 2280 Newport Blvd. in
Newport Beach.
The best sale in town is hap-
perung at Neiman Marcus (759-
1900) at Fashion Island m New-
port Beach. The "last-call sale"
1s through Wednesday, and.
you'll find reductions throughout
the store marked down 50% to
b5".. This 1s the best place to
stock tip on designer shoes at
alfordable pnces.
Another big sale is happening
al Bloomlngdale's (729-6600) at
Fashion Island in Newport
Reach. It's supposed to be the
biggest clearance sale of the
yenr with markdowns through-
out the ston, of 25'lt., to 70% off.
HEIS
Unlocking the secrets of
Newport-Mesa.
AU. IN lltE FAMILY
As the son of the couple
who started Balport Lock &
Safe in Newport Beach 14
years ago, you could say
the art of opening locks
without the benefit of a key
runs through his veins.
Slepack, 29, started
working in his family's
shop at 15 when it opened
and stayed on board when
a new owner bought the
busiriess a year ago.
Now married with an
11-month-old daughter,
the Newport Beach resi-
dent is one of four lock-
smiths who work out of the
Rive?Side Drive shop.
RJSKY BUSINESS
While much of Slepack's
craft involves the rather
ordinary task of grinding
keys inside a cramped
office -on a typical day,
he'll duplicate as many as
300 keys -every once in a
while he gets to ·take a
walk on the wild side.
Slepdck is often called on by
law enforcement officers to help
aack safes found in houses that
are·busted in drug raids.
Knowing that criminals are
know,i for booby-trapping
their safes, (lepack takes extra
~e.
•Whenever I unlock a safe (in
a raided house), I unlock the safe
and then let the narcotics guys
open lt, • Slepack said. "They
always laugh at me, but I just say
'If you open that thing and it
blows up, you'll be here and I'll
be outside."'
SAFE CRACKER
Besides unlocking criminal
stashes, Slepack is often called
on to open safes in posh homes
when their forgetful owners can't
remember the combination.
lmportant family records,
expensive jewelry and other
valuables ate commonly kept in
safes or bank safety deposit box-
es, most of which Slepeck can
open in less than an hour.
"'They're kind of tough to get
into,• Slepaclt said. "That's why
thPy're safes. But one way 'Or
another. I can open it.•
MLSIALAMIS
Wb&le ID09t of ·
~ ctJlfCllDen are in Deed of I
mmetimes be '
to find there's :'
nially DO problem at all. '
'JbeN'l 1he oro.IW.Mtl ~n who calll tti a I:
penk saying be!I loi:kad '
out ol bis car, onlj': to
have Slipect aritTe and
find tbe pl~
WiDdoW roUed down:
1bm ....... peOple
Wbo ... ~ .~ .,. out~ blr tmllli Wbelll:le :
back doms me wide apm. "I
But whether they're ::
Jocked out or not. Slepack :; stm charges for the visit :
1 A few years ago, :
Slepack was called to 1
help out a mother who
accidentally locked her
keys in her car along '
with her 2-month-old
baby on a not summer
day. But when Slepack
arrived to find a sweaty
baby and a frantic
mother and said the •
only option was to shat-·'
ter the small wing wtn-~
dow of the e~nsive '
Mercedes to get it, the mother
objected.
"That was kind of stupid,"
Slepack recalled. •But I finally
talked her l.nto doing lt. •
Macy's dlso 1s having an after-
uwentory cledrance sale with
m.ukdowns of 25% to 50%
throughout the store. The sale
includes both the Macy's men's
and women's stores. Fastuons
reduced include dresses. suits,
coats, sportswear for petites,
shoes, fall sweaters, dress shirts,
khlt and woven stu.rts, and
young men's clothing. Macy's IS
dl Fasluon Island m Newport
Beach (640-8333) and at South
Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa (556-
061 1 ).
S~aview Homes residentS Senior center looking
for new leader -again ----say accident was no surprise • Interim director Rita
Redaelli-Stenlund turned
down the permanent post
for job as Crystal Court
marketing director.
Redael.li-Stenlund worked for
Segerstrom on its proposed Home
Ranch office building project,
which was never developed. She
later became director of Girls Inc.
before assuming the post at the
senior center.
Bameys New York's (434-
7400) women's clothing selection
has looked pre tty sparse in the
last few wee ks, but it's expecting
a big slupment of spring/sum-
mer merchandise in this week.
All of the fall/winter clothing is
reduced Barneys New York is
on the second level of South
Coast Plaza, outside of Nord-
strom.
Coast footwear (957-0888) is
haVlllg its semiannual clearance
sale on name brands, mclud.ing
Nike, New Balance, Hush Pup-
pies, Nunn Bush, Florsheim,
SAS, Clatks and Wolverine. The
shoes are reduced to 60%, and
there are no special orders.
Coast Footwear is at South Coast
Plaza in Costa Mesa. •
• atST BUYS appears Thursdays and
Saturdays. Whether you're a merchant
or a shopper, if you know of a good buy,
fax me at 646-4170 or write to me: Best
Buys, Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St .• Costa
Mesa, 92627.
• Accident that
injured a Corona del
Mar woman Monday
has underscored
homeo'\Vllers' concerns
about street's safety.
By Christopher Go'ff ard, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Resi-
dents near the San Miguel Drive
intersection ·where an 83-year-
old motorist was seriously
injured earlier this week say
they have been urging the city
for years to install traffic lights
or stop signs at the site.
"There's no question in my
mind that eventually some-
body's> going to die out here,"
said Mike Moore, a resident of
the Seaview Homes complex off
the intersection of San Miguel
and Yacht Coquette.
"We're concerned that our
children are going to get killed,"
said 'Moore, noting children who
live in Seaview and attend near-
by Anderson Elementary cross
the intersection twice a day.
City officials acknowledge
they have received complaints
about the intersection over the
years. lTansportation and
Development Services Manager
Rich Edmonston said. bis office
has examined the area three
times since 1984 but deemed it
safe.
NMost of the time [motorists}
can get in and out without any
difficulty,• Edmonston said.
. .. Our accident records show
there's fewer than one accident
every couple of years out there.•
Records show that before this
week, the most recent injury
accident occurred in December
1993, Edmonston said, adding
that the city's decision not to
install traffic signs is based on a
national model that computes
accident history, traffic volume
and speed.
In order to warrant a stop
sign or signal, the busiest road
of an intersection should have at
least 140 cars per hour for the
busiest eight hours of a day. In a
September 1997 survey, the San
Miguel intersection featured
that volume for only one hour a
day, Edmonston said ..
But residents wony the near-
by Bonita Canyon development
will massively swell traffic in the
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area. Edmonston said his office
will be reviewing the area again
in coming months and take the
new homes into account.
"Even before this acciden\
happened, we had made a com-
mitment that we would continue
to monitor all the intersections
along this street," Edmonston
said.
Armando Lopez, a guard for
Elite Security whose post outside
Seaview provides a clear view of
the intersection, said be sees
many more accidents there than
are reported.
"There a.re cars that speed
through here like crazy, and they
just don't learn," Lopez said.
"This last one was a doozy. •
Frances Schachner, an 83-
year-old Corona del Mar resi-
dent, was airlifted to the hospi-
tal with two broken arms on
Monday after her ·Jaguar collid-
ed with another vehicle at the
intersection. The other driver
reported no serious injuries.
"This is a critical intersection
that we really believe demands
priority," said Bill Wenke, presi-
dent of the Seaview Homeown-
ers Association. "It presents a
real danger. I've seen too many
near misses.•
By Trm Grenda, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -The "Help
Wanted" sign is hanging at the
Costa Mesa Senior Center this
week, because the board of
directors' first choice for the soon-
to-be-vacant executive director
post passed on the job.
Rita Redaelli-Stenlund, who
has been the interim executive
director of the center for the past
six months. was offered the per-
manent job. Her interim contract
expires at the end of the month.
Redaelli-Stenlund stepped into
the lead role at the center after
former executive director Laura
Gray-Smith stepped down from
the post last summer.
But on Wednesday, Redaelli-
Stenlund -who many center
officials credit with helping them
make strides toward increasing
fund-raising and marketing
efforts -told the board of di.rec-
tors that she plans to leave wheh
her contract is up to take a job as
marketing director of Crystal
Court for CJ Segerstrom & Sons.
swell wlll come from The weakening NEWPORT BEACH the west.
During the short time she bas
been with the center, Redaelli-
Stenlund said she bas come to
appreciate the good work the
small staff and army of volunteers
do.
"I'm just real furtunate that I've
come to know this facility," she
said. •It's a wonderful center."
The center is based in a
22,000-square-{oot facility on
city-owned pro~ along West
19th Street, which is leased for $1
a year to a nonprofit corporation
that runs the facility.
A staff of only seven pa.id
workers and hundreds of volun-
teers provide a wide range of
social programs and counseling
services for senior citizens.
With Redaelli-Stenlund
pulling her name out of con-
tention, center officials will now
begin interviewing other candi-
dates who also applied for the job,
board President Mary Hombuck-
.e said .
She said the boa.rd hopes to
have someone to fill the executive
director position in the next
month.
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First low waves to hit • maxi-on her car In the 200 block
12:06 p.m. 1.0 mum of walst--hlgh • 9ayslde Drtve: A vandal saatched paint off• car In the 100 First high today and smaller block. 4:38a.m. 4.6 than that on Friday.
• 22nd StN41t: A 1991 Chevrolet was stolen from the 100 Second low The relatively good
spots will continue block. 10:44 p.m. 2.2
Second high to be t>etween 28th • MacArthur lloulevard: A purse worth $90 was stolen fl'Om a
Street and 32nd . hotel In the 4500 block. 6:18p.m. 2.9
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Understanding the inner depths of lawn bowls·
I l's a lovely, cnsp, dear, sunny
winter day. But I feel sorry for
Val Seeley as I watch the ball
she's just rolled onto the buzz-cut
grass begin a slow, sweeping
curve to the left.
Oh, dear. Gutterball. My kind ·
of bowling. But just as surely as it
veered left, the sphere begins· to
arc back on course.
A cheery, white-haired lady,
Seeley begl.ns cocixi.ng the ball
with body English, urging it back
to a point where it will snuggle
up to the much smaller white
ball at the other end of the
•green. As a matter of fact, it did-
n't snuggle at all, but rolled right
on by. Some days you eat the
bear, some days the bear eats
you.
This beautiful day, the bear
was definitely feasting. Val and
her partner were on the short
end of a 32-1 score. This was
pronounced by some as absolute-
ly the worst score in the 60-year
history of the Newport Harbor
Lawn Bowling Club.
"Gee, 1 thought I was bad,"
said a white-clad bowler on the
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opposing team. There was also
an "Oh , my Godl" and a "Shame
on you.• Then the taunters came
and gave Val a hug, and they all
retired to the clubhouse for a
round of hors d'oeuvres and
adult beverages.
Lawn bowling is a very civi-
lized sport.
Actually, bowling is not the
correct term. It is lawn bowls,
after the bowls -balls -that
are rolled on the lawn. By defini-
tion, a ball is ordinarily a sphere.
r.i-
A bowl is something that looks
like an orb from a distance, but,
upon closer inspectiorr; you'll find
it is somewhat like .an egg with a
fat end and a lesser end. This
eccentric balance is what allows
a rolled bowl to curve as it loses
momentum.
The object of the game is for
each player to plas:e as many of
his or her four bowls as close as
possihle to the aforementioned
little white ball, which is called
the jack. So far, as I have been
able to determine, this has noth-
ing to do with the song of similar
title, "Ballin' the Jack."
A match is divided into ends
-lawn bowlese for what in ten-
nis would be a game, in alley
bowling a frame, etc. ~er each
end, bowls are judged by posi-.
tion, and each bowl closer to the
1ack than an opponent's scores
one point.
"Sure, the scores are impor-
tant," says Max Bartosh, whq has
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aspects." It's a great icebreaker
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•I've played m Sydney, Singa-
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Rio -all over the world," Max
said. "You go into a strange
country and find the lawn
bowlers, and you have a whole
flock of new friends."
Compared to most pastimes,
bowls is cheap -$100-a-year
membership fee plus $1 a day to
play, plus, of course, your own
fuel for the post-game socializ-.
ing.
When 1 talked to some of the
lawn bowlers last week, there
wasn't a lot of variety m response
to my questions about the attrac-
tions of the sport.
"You're with ruce people,
you're out m the sunshine get-
ting good exercise, and it hardly
costs anything." said Rita
Thompson, tlus year's dub preSl-
dent. ·
"I used to play golf," says
Brian Lord, a retired pnnter.
"But 1t became very expensive,
and you're always spread out
over the course. Here we're
always together, and it's some-
thing my wife and I can play
together.•
"It gets you out and about
every day, and the people are
wonderful," said Seeley, the lady
who was done in by the bear that
day. But don't bet against her -
She is a former professional
bowler.
·It's easy to learn," said Betty
Berash. "But it also requires
quite a bit of finesse to get really
good ... The best Part is the social
side. You won't meet nicer peo-
ple.· ·
Lawn bowls also makes for a
small world, ihdeed. When I was
introduced to Betty, she sa.id. •I
wa'S at your wedding, you
know." Holy cowl Seems she and
my mother-in-law were fnends
those many years ago, and now
lawn bowling will, in an mduect
way, reunite them.
So, you ask, did I roll some
bowls? And how did I do? Yes
and lousy. •
My neighbor Allen DaVlS set it
up for me to bowl two ends,
eight shots. The first two went
into the ditch at the other end of
the green, 120 feet away. Those
greens are fast! I like to think I
beccune infinitesimally better
with each bowl. although the
best I could do was about'2 feet
from the jack.
But 1 could feel the enjoy-
ment of the game, the. sense of
l satisfaction. That suxely comes
with a bowl well rolled. It's the
same sensation that comes from
a good, solid play in ciny sport
"The d.lfference here is, you get t
to go into the clubhouse after-
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cheese and a lots of laughs Wlth
good people
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Newport-Mesa:, Waldorf fall to reach agreement
• Attorneys for private school say they will move
forward with lawsuit against the school over eviction
from Eastbluff School.
By Husein Mashni, Dally Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Failing
.to reach agreement with the
school d1strict, attorneys for the
Waldorf School Sdid they will
press ahead with their lawsuit
dQdmst the Newport-Mesa
school d1stnct
Scnool d1stnct officials met
with Waldorf school attorneys
Tuesday but were unable to
reach dgreement pn how to
house the pnvdle school. wh1ch
le dses the Eastbluff School cdm·
pus in Newport Beach
"The (Waldorf) school is fight-
ing for its survival," Tyler said.
·we need long-term housing for
the school. We're open to a lot ol
different possibilities.."
The Waldorf School subleases
the Eastbluff School from Coast
Community College District.
Coast leases the facility directly
from the school district.
survival. We need
long-term housing
for the school. .. "
-RUSS·TYLER •
The district bas offered to let
Waldorf School move into the
Marion Parsons Special Educa-
tion Center in Costa Mesa. Wal-
dorf officials said the site, as is, is
too small. Wdldorf School attorney Russ
Tyler Sd1d the pnvate school's
future ha.ngs in the balance as it
c1wc11ts dn "c1n11cable" soluhon
from the -.chool district for its
housing needs
Needing extra space to house
a projected influx of students
from the Bonita Canyon annexa-
tion, the school district asked the
Waldorf School to vacate the
Eastbluff facility by June 1998.
But Waldorf officials claim they
had an agreement allowing the m
to stay at Eastbluff until June
1999 and that moving sooner
would be an unbearable burden
on the school, which has about
200 students.
The lawsuit, filed in Orange
County Superior Court in Octo-
ber, also seeks $25,000 in dam·
ages from the school district and
Coast.
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the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500
MacArthur Blvd , Newport
Beach. 1lckets are SSO. For more
intonnation, call 729-4400.
YOUNG EXECUTIVES OF AMERICA
The Young Executives of
America's annual meeting is from
7;30 to 9 a.m. at The Pacific Club,
4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport
Beach. The guest speaker will be
Charles Quackenbush. state
l.IlSUidilce commisSJoner. The cost
is $15 for members and S25 for
nonmembers. For more informa-
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The Fashion Institute of Design
and Merchandising offers a work-
shop Identif)dng a lhle Antique,
from 10 am. to noon at 3420 Bris-
tol St., Swte 400, Costa Mesa. The
cost ls $15. For more Ul.fonnation,
call 565-2800.
BEAME IAmE SHOW
The Southern California
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senb Ralilbow's Super Bowl Party
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bring In up to 10 Beanie Babies to
trade. For more information, call
316-0318 or 754--0518.
CEREMONY Of REMEMIRANa
The Epsilon Chapter of Delta
Kappa Gamma Honor Society ol
Women Educators International
holds a ceremony of remem-
brance memorial service for
member Delores Bowles, the
•Peter Rabbit Lady,• at 10:30
a.m. at the Newport Elementary
School auditorium, 14th Street
and BalbQa Boulevard. Members
of the · com1mppty are invited.
For more information, call 546-
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GARAGE SALE
The Theatre District of Costa
Mesa oooducts a garage sale to
help raise money to cover tts pro-
duction of •Qne Plew Over the
Cuckoo's Nest" from 8 a.m. to 3
p.m. at the back lot of The Lab Anti-
Mall. 2930 Bristol St., Costa Mesa.
Th donate items, call 435-4043.
ANGER CONTROL WORKSHOP
OCC's Community Education
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tion, call 432-5880.
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BAOC BAY ART SHOW
The city of Newport 8each
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outdoor painting, artists' recep-
tion and art sale from dawn to
dus.k along Back Bay Street, bor-
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Organization celebrates anniversary of court decision
I t is one of the most divisive
Jisues in Amertcan society
today. And the bask philoso-
phy that divides people creates
unresolved hostility that festers.
The ironies abound when exam-
ining the issues of pro-choice
and pro-life.
On the Orange Coast this past
week, the issues, the passion, the
irony and the agony came
together In the ballroom of the
Sutton Place Hotel in Newport
Beach as Planned Parenthood of
Orange and San Bernardino
counties celebrated the 25th
anniversary of Roe vs. Wade.
A silent and small cadre of
pro-life protesters marched
MacArthur Boulevard on the
perimeter of the upscale Sutton
Place Hotel. The mostly middle-
aged and mostly female band
raised large banners into the
night air asking those cohverg-
mg on the dinner l:elebration to
find God and to save the fetus.
Later on, conversation at the
Planned Parenthood gathering
addressed the matter 'of the unre-
lenting protest.
"How curious it is that indi-.
vi.duals supporting choice often
tend to be affiliated with the
Democratic party, the body most
id.entilied with government pro-
grams and social aid, and those
people promoting no choice in
the matter of abortion are most
often affiliated with the Republi-
can party, the body most fre-
quently demanding that govern-
ment stay out ofthe lives of peo-
ple,• said BW Parker of Newport
Beach.
Jan Lansing, also of Newport
Beach, and a strong and long-
time supporter of Planned Par-
enthood, agreed, adding,
"Planned Parenthood is not
about advocating aboition. It's
about ensuring women the right
and the choice to legal and safe
abortion if they choose to exer-
cise that option."
Lansing, an advertising execu-
tive and mother of two Newport-
Mesa school children, attended
the cele bration with her hus-
band, David Lansing.
"Look around this room, I'd
say it is mostly Democratic in
make-up," added Bruce Cox of
Newport Beach, attending the
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Donna Barasch of Villa Park
interjected that it wasn't as
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Sarah Wed-
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speaker at
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Parenthood
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and San
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Counties
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Newport
Beach, cele-
brated the
landmark
Roe vs. Wade
Supreme
Court deci-
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LSsue of choice and its relation to
government, they stand with us
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In pomt of fact. Carol Bone,
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woman's ngbt to choose inside
The evening, chaired by Ted-
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banner of freedom for women
tor most of their own adult lives.
Molly Lyon, wile ot Leon
Lyon ~d resident of Linda Isle,
presently is serv1.ng a second
term as a boMd member of
Planned Parenthood. Lyon is
also the Legislative Committee
chair for the Orange County
Coalition for Reproductive
Rights, and the founder of the
Great Amerie&n Write·In, a let-
ter-writing campaign designed
to motivate citizens to express
their political opinions with their
elected officials. The effort Is
now in its 12th year. ~
Lyon attended the evening
with her husband, and her ·
mother, Rae Bertam, her daugh-
ter-in-law Wendy Lyon, wife of
son Curt, .and her gr~ddaugh-
ter uuren, 14, o. bright and
beautiful young woman who is a
student at The Harbor Day
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Fittingly, the a.tt~ was
called, "Generations of Choice,"
with four generations of women
from one honored family in
attendance.
June Baal Bickford was also
honored for her unwavering
commitment to choice. Bickford,
a member of Mather's congrega-
tion at the Pint Presbyterian
Church of Anaheim, has served
on the Planned Parenthood
Board for the past seven years.
She is an active member of the
League of Women Voters and
tlle American Association of
Unlversity Women, in addition
to serving on a number of vol-
unteer campaigns f OJ' Planned
Parenthood.
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the Orange. Coast to share her
liJetime of intimate experience
with the Roe vs. Wade case.
WedWngton, at age 26, W8$
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law, she said.
•1 had only drafted wills for
people with no money,• she
said, when she successfully
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the U.S. Supreme Court and
won with a ruling in favor of a
woman's right to a safe and
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anniversary of the ~oe vs. Wade
victory is today.
M Freedom is not free,• said
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the way to God," Weddington
said Terry yelled at her. • n: l ~
"I've talked to God,~ Weq :,
dington said she replied, • arl'd -
she doesn't remember you." 1 : I
The crowd laughed and '.:
applauded Weddington. . ,,
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reel critics
Find amazing stunts, lots of wet stuff in 'Haid "Rain~
EDn'Olt'S NOTE: The Reel Crltla col-
umn features movie critiques written by
community members serving on our
panel. '
'Rain,' rain, go away
-come back on video
I f I were in junior high, I think ·
I would have enjoyed "Hard
Rain."
lt takes
place over a
one-day peri-
od. When the
movie opens,
it'i~g
hud. When it e6dia. it's rain-il'Jt'-hard. I
gwess that's
~they call it ·~d Rain.. ~--
#The town is Dick Tucker
flQOdedand .
~y evacuated. Christian Slater
~Ed Asner are guards moving
ntmey from a bank. Morgan
F('leDlan and his ~d gang are
o11tto steal the money. Randy ~d and his deputies are the
~ -and the water rises. ·-
Within the first 10 minutes the
chase begins. It's actually a
three-way ch,llSe because the
sheriff decides he also wants the
money. So for the next hour and
a half it's speed boats, jet skies,
lots of air-born crashes and
explosions.
It seems like Slater is gasping
for air through most of the movie;
[ think he spent more time under
water than above it.
There's lots bf gunfire and
when anybody gets shot, .the next
scene is an arm coming out of the
water, then they're back in the
boat and the chase starts again.
Somehow jet skis racing
through the halls or a flooded
high school just didn't seem
believable. The special effects
were good, though, with a dam
breaking up and speed boats
going off roof tops and flying
through big glass windows and
never seeming to get damaged.
There's also lots of mean
stares from Quaid and Freeman.
The love interest was pretty
bad with a rescue from jail and
the girl handcuffed to a stai.r rail
as the water rises about it. There
were a lot of holes in the story
but a strong cast with interesting
stunts and photography.
I don't recommend buying a
ticket but it should be out on
video-soon.
• DICK TUCK.ER, 70, Is a Newport
Beach resident and a retired instructor
at Orange Coast College.
Plot drowns in action-
packed 'Hard Rain'
T he water was deep -the
plot was not. •Hard Rain"<
starts with Christian Slater
and Ed Asner as armored truck·
drivers col-
lecting money
from banks
along an over-
flowing river.
Just after
their last col-
lection,· with
$3 million on
board, their
truck breaks
down. The
help that
arrives is·
more interest·
Peter
Adanallan
ed iii helping themselves to tl'\e
money than helping the drivers.
The movie becomes one long
game of hide-and-seek with
Slater hiding the dough and the
bad guys, led by Morgan Free-
man, seeking tt. I never under-
stand why actors with the cre-
dentials of a Freeman do movies
like this. While the movie is an
entertaining way to spend an
evening, I don't think the stars
will have to worry about being at
the Academy Awards next year.
Some of lhe stunts are really
good. The chase scene with jet
skis through _the halls of a flood-
ed school was tremendous. The
mC>Vie set of the flooded town
was built ~ide an aiiplane
hangar and Jooked very realistic
-and big. '
If all you are looklng for is an
action-packed movie, you don't
have to think too much about 1t
-•Hard Rain n should be your
choice. · ·
Love a dark, rainy
night? See it on film
F ade in. Someone has hidden
$3 million under a grave-
stone. No one sees it. Every-
one is gone except for the sheriff, -
an armored car guard, the gang
that wants bis
money, and a
• few innocent
bystanders
The oty is
about to be
submerged or
swept away by
the dam
breakmg from
the "Hard
Ram."
lt's a dark
and stormy
rught-per-
fect for a hor-
Melissa
Richardson
ror l'llOvie, but ·Hard Ram ·
proved it's also great for an
action-adventure film. While an
• PETER ADANAUAN, 43, lives in New·
port Beach with his wife and three
elaborate cat-and-mouse game
unfolds, the line between the
good guys and the bad guys
blurs in the darkness. boys. He is national manager of the
spedal markets.division for Vivitar Cor·
poration.
With the characters played by
Christian Slater, Morgan Free-
man, Minnie Driver and Randy
Quaid all vying for the treasure,
the tensions run as high as the
water level and wits are tested.
Tom (Slater) and lus partner
have picked up money from all
the $UfTOunchn_g banks, then get
stuck on the washed-away road.
A band of robbers catches up
with them and the chase is on.
While luding from the' ruf:flanS,
Tom gets clobbered and dragged
away to jail. Enter the sheriff and
Karen {Driver), who attacks Tom.
It's like a showdown at the OK
Corral where the water trough
.bas overflowed
"Hard Ra.in" 1s vtSually very
dark. The director's mentality
seems to be that if the characters
can't see the impend.mg doom,
then neither should we
After watchmg this film, you'll
be as worn out as If you had
waded through the qeluge your-
seU And, it's more fun to watch
the rain on the big screen then
experience it in real life Go see
"\-lard Rain, .. but leave your
wnbrella behind
•MELISSA RICHARDSON, 17, rs a Cos·
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'A10 THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1998
Plums blossoms as weekend COsta Mesa brunch Spot.1
By Marla Bird
W e 've all beard about the
Gallf ornia.ns who have
moved north· across the
Oregon border, so it's nice to
know about Kim Jorgenson, an
Oregonian who came to these
parts and fell m love with Costa
Mesa. She has found the sweet
life in her own thriving catering
and restaurant venture called
Plums.
Her daily breakfast and lunch
crowds have been coming in for
the home-style baked goods.
soups, salads,
sandwiches and
cordial service
for the past
three years and
in 1996 she
developed a
Saturday and Sunday brunch
menu with its own special style
featuring lumberjack-sized por-
tJOns and pancakes with
· panache.
Chinook salmon smoked in
' Oregon alderwood, grilled bacon
paved with ground peppercorns,
chopped Willamette Valley
hazelnuts and tangy berry pre-
serves and compotes take this
breakfast me nu out of the mun-
dane and give it a distinctive
Northwest flair.
Plums serves a show-stopper
called "Dutch Babies.# It (only
one big baby, actually) is the size
of a dinner plate and looks like a
huge collapsed popover. Golden,
crusty and sprinkled with pow-
Liposuctio~
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OOVJAMA
Vl\a/Mutrr Catdll'lt• 8~ach Loc1tton
dered sugar ($6.95), it's enough
for a table of tour grownups to
sample or one 10-yaa.r-oldto
demolish all on his or her own.
A big helping of ftnt-da.ss
smoked salmon hash ($8.95)
comes with two perfectly
poached eggs covered with deli-
cious tomato and dill hollandaise
saute. Baked, not fried, hash
brown potatoes crowd the plate
and nine-grain toast is on the
side. This is one fine way to start
the day.
Giant pancakes are laced with
honey and hazelnuts ($6.50) tor
an over-the-top c)lef's finish, and
the plate airlves
with a dusting
of ground nuts
on top. Who
can resist? A
generous pot of
Oregon marion-
berries is on hand and you.can
have syrup as well.
For kids, chocolate chip pan-
cakes 'are tops, served with
scrambled eggs ($3.95)."Those
scrambled eg9s are definitely on
the firm, resistant side. Jorgen-
son~ys most of her customers
are just turned off by a s'ott
NOW SERVING
Country Style
With Our Sunday
Mexican Breakfast
scrambl~. so if you would like' tQ
have them softer, be sure you
stress that when you place your
order.
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BUT IF I_ WAS REALLY LUCKY, HE'D LET ME
M A K E B A G E LS I N S T E A D ."
Even thouglr the Roae, Cotton and Sugar
Bowls are behind ua, the big one remain1.
Chances are, you'll be home onjanua.ry 25
watching it. And like the re1t of w,
you'll need to eat--hopefully from
our Super Bowl Sandwich Platter.
For only $60.00, you and ftft.een
to twtoty others can enjoy your
choke of turaey, rout beef. chick.en
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SUPER BOIL
SAllDllCH PLATTER.
$80.08
ulad and tuna 11lad along with 1wi11,
cheddar, and provolone chee1e and your
choice of 18 bagela. And we'll throw lo
leU\&ce, tomato, picldee, and 1idea of
mayo an4 mwtard. •
Although no coupon i1 neccuary,
what it ~ ia 2+ hollr notice --
and a lot of friencb wtth bic appedta.
That 1houldn't be loo hard lo flnd.
Willamette
Valley hazel-
nut pancakes
dreued wtth
marlonbeny
compote and
Oregon pep-
per bacon are
Just a few of
the ttems on
the weekend
brunch menu
at Plums In
CostaMesa.
The restaurant
also serves
lunch and
breakfast'
every clay of
the week.
KIM HAGGERTY
I DAILY PILOT
A special worth asking for and
not printed on the menu is a
serving of eggs benedict with
chipotle hollandaise sauce and
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pepper ham ($6.95).
I love their pepper-studded,
grilled bacon and peppered ham
-because they are dry-cured
with no preseivatives and there's
none of that sinful, chemical
aftertaste. On the other hand, the
spice-cballenged grilled sausage
links flavored with honey and
apples are bland and sweet.
Side orders of pepper bacon
or ham are $3.50 and a bowl of
caramelized oatmeal is $3.95.
Caramelized? Yest The.oatmeal
is sprinkled with sugar and then
torched just like creme brulee
and that technique gives the oat-
meal a l~ous brown, glazed
finish,
What a great idea. Martha
Stewart S(lys we can do tbil af
home with OW' little mini-torcbell.
Sure we c.on. lt would get break·
fast off to a blazing start at my
house. I think I'd rather leave tbil
act to Plums where they also serve
cinnamon rolls and pecan stictf
buns and good strong GU!ee.
Plums opens every weekday
morning seIVing continental-
style breakfasts, bowls of fruit,
juice, coffee and baked goods,
scones, muffins and toast. Lunch
is served from 10 a .m. unW they
cl,ose at 4.
The regular lunch menu items
are served every day, and those
special brunch goodies ~ avail-
able only on Saturday and Sun-
day.
The small cafe in the comer of
the Westport Square spills out-
doors in fair weather and even
on coolish days, as the heat
lamps seem to take care of the
chill. Crocks of preseives from
the Qel1y farms of Oregon are for
s.ale and there are dynamite
cookies in the bakery case just
waiting to be taken home (if you
can wait that long).
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from January 16-25, 1998 from 7:00am to 3:30pm Monday through Friday.
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Remembering 326 performances
By Tom Titus
I 11.ke to thtnlc I grew up with
~south Coast Repertory. I'd
only been covering local the-
oter for the Dally Pilot for about a
m0lth when SCR pulled into
')\awn in the back of David
&;nmes' station wagon 8.Jld set
up temporary quarters on the
· sV19e of the old Laguna Play-
house in February 1965.
;lbe company actually had
been born a year earlier with
thiee summer productions in t,.IJng Beach (*The Hostage,"
lft'Aajor Barbara" and "The
Alchemist," if I'm not mistaken).
'1'1nissed those, but since SCR
~ been in our back yard, I've
-~rt every production -and
only co-founders Enunes and
Martin Benson can also make
•at statement.
standing pr<>Quctions of "The
Gla.ss Menagerte," "Othello"
and "The Birthd§Y Party," which
brought the company to the
attention of Southern California
theatergoers. The artistic energy
Leslie Jones and John Arthur
Davis In .. Tartuffe," the play ·
that Introduced South Coast
Repertory to Orange County
In 1965.
·•I'll never forget the show that expended in that season was
mtr'oduced SCR to Orange Coun-nothing short of remarkable.
ty, a freewheeling commedia dell 1Wo years later. SCR moved
'dl'te treatment of Moliere's into larger quarters, a converted
#Tartuffe," during wruch actor dime store on Newport Boulevard ,~ Took (or Tuche, as he in Costa Mesa christened the
spelled it back then) startled me Third Step Theater. The next 10
by ad-libbing my name on stage. years were spent gathering
.Ulat was before I'd met him or momentum for the big move in . any of the company members 1'978 to the Fourth Step, the pre-
except for sent two-stage
'!:Einroes R theater on Town At that time, ~ H .E A T E Center Drive,
( ~ troupe was . which celebrates
i ;@ in its "First Step," a traveling its own 20th anniversary this year.
company unfolding its tent at . All this comes to mind with the
whatever venue was available. publication of some statistics in
But on March 12, 1965, the'*Sec-the current theater program for
ond Step" was taken with the *P{ivate Lives" and *The Birds"
opening of a 75-seat theater on by company public relations
Villa Way in Balboa, where director Cristofer Gross. Gross has
Samuel Beckett's UWaiting for delved into the company's
Godot" ushered m SCR's next archives and unearthed some
phase. interesting facts and figures.
... That year was notable for out-For instance, when *The Birds" .,
opens on the Second Stage this
weekend, it will be the company's
326th production (annual evaits
like "A Christmas Carol" and "La
Posada Magica" only count as one
show each). Next fall will inaugu-
rate SCR's 35th season, counting
that inaugural swnmer of '64 in
Long Beach,
What playwright has seen the
most exposure on SCR stages over
the years? If you said William
Shakespeare, you know your
South Coast Rep history. 1\velve
of the Bard's works have been
produced, two of them ("Taming
of the Shrew" and" A Midstun-
mer Night's Dream") twice.
Right behind Shakespeare is
George Bemard Shaw with nine
different titles and one(" Arms
and the Man•) staged twice.
Both Moliere and Harold Pinter
have had six plays represented,
and SCR has repeated three of
each playwright's works. Brits
Alan Ayckbourn and Tom Stop~
pard have seen five SCR stag-
ings apiece.
· As for directing credits, Ben-
son easily tops the list with 86
shows, followed by Emmes at 65.
Third is former company mem-
ber Lee Shallat (who's now turn-
ing out television sitcoms) at 14,
while John-David Keller and
David Chambers have mounted
10 each. (although Keller has 18
uChristmas Carols" to his credit).
South Coast Repertory has
been notable for producing world
premieres, beginning back in
April of 1966 with Ian Bernard's
u Chocolates.• Thus far, there
have been 66 plays which have
first seen ij'le light of day on the
SCR stage, along with 51 West
Coast premieres, nine firsts in this
country, three in Callfornia and 10
in Southern California .
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child's play '
Nancy Hancock. left, and Jennifer Flaherty rehearse
the song .. Put 'em Back" for Friday night's perfor·
mance of .. L'U Abner at Newport Harbor High School.
MUSICAL: "l..J.'l Abner"
SOIOOL: Newport Harbor High School
STORY LINE: Al Capp's comic strtp characters
come to lite in this musical set in Dogpatcb,
U.S.A. as the citizens celebrate their down·
home country ways in song and dance. The
fun begins when big-city folk meet the
Yokums, Marryi.n' Sam and Daisy Mae.
DRAMA TEACHER: Gail Brower
DlllEC'IO~ Kevin Weed
NUMBER IN CAST: 43
FEATURED PlA YERS: Principle characters are
played by Brian Mullis, Erin Phillips, Mary
Sharp. Brandon Yamawaki; with Taylor Ban-
nert, Keegan Bell, Jon Bourguardez, Jennifer
Flaherty, Jeruufer Giffi. Kindal Graham, Katie
Hall, Justin Lo, Chris Pope, Jessica Reynolds
and Natalie Stanchfield. Performers are from
Newport Harbor's advanced drama class.
WHEN: Jan 23 and 24 at 7 .30 p.m 'Box office
opens 45 nunutes pnor to each performance.
COST: $5 general admission.
WHERE: Newport Harbor Hlgh School, cor-
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READERS HOTLINE I REBUTIAL
Readers
react to
sound .of
El .Toro • never be· built
.
Joe Bell
The Issue: Should
.columnist change the
' ame of his column,
isten Up? If so, to what?
m cctlling to . help Joseph Bell
name his column l think he
should call his column Be ll Jar-
1on's. ·
GETilE JOHNSTON
Costd Mesa
• I thmk Joe Bell ougl}t to call his
f' olumn Sweet Reason.
t JIM TOLEDANO
Costa Mesa
Listen up, Joseph Bell, he
vant's a new subtiUe. I suggest
·rom the Desk of Joseph M Bell.
CORTSPARRE
Newport-Mesa
I I feel J oe Be ll's column should
>l' Cdlled The Bell Curve.
JANE RUNNER
Balbod Island ! Though I don't Uunk th. e btle of
~JO<' Bell 's column is all tha t cUTO-
'tJdf11, tf he Wdnts to tone 1t down,
l ndybe Lend ctn Ear would be d
~lllld hie repldcc>ment • DAVE GOFF
Newport Bea ch ' • l
\
J Wd<::. n·dc.lmq IOC' BPll's column
h1 ... morrunq dhoul the name of
hi' column I ccu1't think of a bet-
1•1, more dppropnate name for lus
olumn lhdJ1 A<::. Cl<'tiI ct::. ct Bell.
lop<· hf' cons1dt•r. 1t. t FRANK AORlllO I Corond del Mar
I • • l~ctndom Thm1c1htc, is ctbout cts ~JOO<! dS di\}
I • ' •
PfTE NOUNG
Costd ~lesa
! loc>, the btlt>s I would like for
fro11r colwnn wou.Jd be For Whom • pw Bell Tolls or Let the Bell Ring.
l\nd I do enjoy yQUJ' column very
nu ch
LUOUE KUEHN
Newport Beach
I lhmk he should call it Below
e Line because everybody
ows the line is the byline, and I
hmk Below the Line has a nice
1ttle touch to 1t. In dosing, I'd Just
e lo say I really don't care what
1e calls it, as long as be keeps
nting it.
ADELE DAVIS
Costa Mesa
I Just want to tell Joe Bell to use
s name only. He doesn't need to
e Listen Up for his heading.
Miscast Bell
CHARLES MASTERS
Corona del Mar
Bill HODGES
Costa Mesa
I'm reading this mop-ling's col-
by Joseph Bell, and he wants
o change the name of his column,
d I certain.Jy t.hin1' he should.
en Up is a lousy title for a col-
. He's thought of s0me things,
d has asked for suggestions. I
his column should be callM
Ringer.
JOHN RUSSELL
Costa Mesa
I would Uunk that Random
Thoughts would be my first choice
and Between the Unes would be
my second choice.
JO KING
Newport Beach
Either leave 1t as it is or just
take it off. Would you believe I've
never really noticed the title that
much? I don't really thin.k that it's
anything for him spend any more
time on. I Just love his column and
his name is enough, or just leave
1t Usten Up.
MAldmtA KIUEFER
Newport 8eo.c:h
I'd like to say I don't think any
o1 bis suggestk>ns are as good as
the one which rn make. My sug-
gestioaJs lhe Flip Sid~ I don't
think I need to elaborate as to
why I think this ls a greet ld ,
but l would like to have him take .
it under consideration and ev4.lu-•
at.a it on his own te:rms, and I
think he would ~this ls the
best name for his Mlid .
JACK CALDWEU.
t'Newpott~
• But there is a Plan B
that could be built
quicker and relieve.
overcrowded John
Wayne Airport.
By Jim Toledano
0 , Fred Martin, how right,
how \'/lSe and bow wrong
you were on Saturday
when you said that "we• can't
bank on a new airport at El Toro.
You are correct when you
state that the fantastical El Toro
International Airport may actual-
ly never be built. It will not be
built; the citizens of Orange
County are ultimately not going
to let the money boys and their
supervisors bankrupt the county
a second time, which is what
would have happened had the
airport been built.
The long and the short of it is
that none of the present facility
is usable for a major passenger
airport, particularly not the run-
ways which are m the wrong
place and the WTong configura-.
tion. If Orange County is to be
served by a new airport -and
there is no question whatsoever
that a new airport must be blillt
to replace the present faallty -
FIGHTING WORDS
it will have to be built from
scratch. And it is long overdue
for the Silvas and the Turners to
stop trying to con us into believ-
. ing otherwise.
You are quite wrong, Fred,
however, when you say there is
no Plan B. There bas been the
basis for a win-win solution for
quite some ti.me,.and it is about
time that the money, power and
i.nt'luence now being dissipated
in pursuit of the ephemeral El
Toro mirage be redirected to
something useful.
In 1992 and 1994, as a.candi-
date for state Assembly, I pro-
posed that the counties of
Orange and San Diego join, with
state and federal assistance, to
build a "world-class" (this was
before all new. proposals had to
be labeied " ... for the 21st cen-
tury") international airport in
back of Camp Pendleton to
replace the two least safe and
most impactful airports on the
West Coast and perhaps in the
United States. nus new facility could be
built al a substantial savings if it
were to be connected to the
existing terminal facilitie~ in the
two counties by high-speed rail,
with all check-in, ticketing and
arrival functions taking place off
premises, so that all that would
have to be built would be the
runways and aircraft mainte-
The proposed airport at El Toro ls a subject of much debate.
nance and storage facilities.
Construction of a new South-
ern California International Air-
port at Pendleton could be com-
pleted)>efore any facility at El
Toro, and would avoid the non~
sensical battle between Newport
Beach .and South Orange Coun-
ty that has normally intelligent
people like Tom Edwards simul-
taneously downplaying the
impact of all those flights on
Isn't anyone going to take on Wilson?
By Richard Taylor
I t's no swprise that Supervisor ·
Tom Wilson has declared his
candidacy for re-election in
the 5th District. It's also no secret
that he doesn't represent any of
us who live and work along the
Newport: Coast.
The fut time around, when
Gov. Pete Wilson appointed him,
Tom Wilson didn't have to stand
muster Wlth the electorate. But
this time, it's different. His
actions and attitudes can be
placed under the microscope of
public opinion -and he brings
a full plate to the proverbial
campaign table. Th.is time the
voters of the Newport Coast
know who Tom Wilson is.
It would be hard to over-
state the importance of this
election. The 1998 campaign is
a defining season for the whole
county. It's a one-issue election
year. Every single cdIDpaign,
from supervisor1.o city council,
will come down to one volatile
decision: Converting El Toro
into a regional commercial air-
port.
And here in the 5th Supervi-
sorial District, even a cursory
review of Tom Wilson'
year in offic ow hope-
lessly flaw candidacy is.
In one short year, Supervisor
Wilson has:
• Become a poster boy for El
Toro Reuse Planning Authority,
the South County, anti-airport
organization that is actuall1
swng f.4e county (Wilson's own
employer) to stop the planning
process.
• Subverted the democratic
planning process by aiding and
abetting the authority's bid to
inte rvene. Until Supervisor Wil-
son used the power of his office
lo pull the authority into the re-
use process, the authority was-
n't even a recognized player.
Now, thanks largely to the
efforts of Supervisor Wilson, it
has won the opportunity to pre-
pare a so-called •non-aviation·
alternative plan to compete
with the Community Reuse
Plan -a plan that a clear
majority of Orange County vot-
ers said "yes" to (Measure A in
1994 i and then ratified (Mea-
sure S ill 1996). .
•Consistently attacked the
credibility of Jan Mittermeir,
the county's very able CEO,
wh<? is doing her best to
advance the county's voter-
mandated plan lo convert El
Toro to commercial air service.
• Undermined the recent,
fiscally soUhd attempts to insti-
tute interim cargo service at El
Toro -a service that could
mean new annual revenue of
$4.9 billion (yes, that's a Hb~)
dollars to our county. If you
haven't already heard, here's
what Supervisor Wilson did:
Upon hearing that Federal
Express was ready and able to
ptovide cargo flights out of El
Toro, Supervisor Wilson wrote
a letter to a vice president at
Fed.Ex -on. county letterhead
no less -that basically told
FedEx to butt out of county
business until such time as the
El Toro issue is resolved.
TQ put this into context -
our last Board of Supervisors
drove the county to fiscal bank-
ruptcy. Supervisor Wtlson is ·
now working to kill a plan to
bring in.$4.9 billion. Go figure.
To my way of thinking, this
adds up to one conclusion: Mr.
Wilson has got to go.
El Toro is simply the most
crucial issue to face the New-
port Beach and Costa Mesa in
our collective history. Since
Supervisor Wilson opposes it,
the question really is, "Who
does Supervisor Wtlson repre-
sent?"
Just look at who's supporting
him. At the top of the list: none
other than Irvine Mayor Christi-
na Shea. The same Mayor Shea
who is working so hard lo sub-
vert'the Bonita Canyon annexa-
tion in order to punish Newport
Beach for supporting an airport
at El Toro. The same Mayor
Shea who, when apprised of
Supervisor Wtlson's candidacy,
said: HHe has certainly repre-
sented South County well ... •
He certainly has.Madame
Mayor, we couldn't have said it
better.
Strangely, in his re-election
announcement, after boasting
that be is completely and
adamantly opposed to the El
Toro Airport, Supervisor Wilson
went so far to say that he is
concerned about "quality ot
file" m Newport Beach.
Frankly, that baffled me -at
first. It's patently obvious that
Supervisor·Wilson has in no
way, shape or form represented
the interests of Newport Beach
or Costa Mesa. Sure, he sayS lie
supports tlredging the Back Bay
... but his financial backers i.A
South County don't care about
that. And be says he's opposed
to expanding flight operations
at John Wayne Airport ... but
his South County supporters
don't care about that either.
Well, Supervisor Wilson, ill
may be so bold, here's a mes-
sage from the constituents
you're trying so bard to over-
look: As long as you stand on
the wrong side of the El Toro
issue, Newport Coast voters will
not support you.
Here's another message: The
campaign season has just
begun. There are some good
people up here who can do a
much better job of representing
us. Just look around Newport
Beach: Clarence Turner, Tom
Edwards, John Hedges, all
come to mind.
U any of you are reading
this,. I call on one of you to
stand up for us so that, on
behalf of the good families
along the Newport Coast, we
can all say to Tolll Wtlson: Get
ready to rumble.
• RICHARD TAYLOR is a N@wport
Beach resident. airport activist and
member of the Airport Working
Group.
IN OUR V IE W
GAINS
PIECEMAKERS MAKE PEACE
A ro1llng teud between Coata Mesa city officials and mem-
bers of Piecemakers came to an abrupt and peaceful end
when the religious group -which holds strong anti-govern-
ment views and extreme religious beliefs -pleaded no con-
test to a reduced number of code violations. Pour members of
the group were ordered to collectively serve two years proba-
tion, pay the city $2,000 tn court costs and do community ser-
vice.
A PLACE OF PROMISE
Members of the congregation of St. Matthew's Thaditlonal
Epilcopal Church are on the verge of owning a prime 2-acre
chunk of land in Ne:wport Beach, a place whete church mem-
bers hope to -someday soon -build their own church. But
for now, th congregation meets ln a shopping center in
Westcllff. • • -
THE GREAT OUTDOORS
The Costa Mesa City Council this week approved e master
plan tor the 208-acre Fairview Parle The lood, largely rugged
'terrain overlooking the Santa Ana River, may yield new plc-
n.Jc areas and places for model airplane enthuaiiutt, but most
, DON LEACH I OAl.Y N.OT
ID a move llaat ..-.. an pUUes happy, tbe Pleceiuken and
Ille dty of c-. MeN bave come to an agreement
of the land will be kept tn ltl native condition, ofl limits to the
p~blic.
South County while decrying the
impact of fewer Oights on New-
port Beach.
I mention the fact that I pro-
posed Uus new airport as a com-
pletely unsuccessful candidate
for office only to remind you that
this is a political decision. I know
that Sens. Feinstein and Boxer
would be more than pleased to
sponsor legislation to fund a
study of such an airport at
Pendleton, giving a level of com-
mllll.ity support that would arise
when all of Orange County unit-
ed to support a single facility.
I have talked to many people
here, m San Diego and in Wash-
ington, D.C., who are looking for
that kind of political leadership,
and who look on in amazement
at mayors, council members and
county supervisors who are so
detennined to impose the will of
a few wealthy business people
and their chosen politicians or_
two groups of voters and citizens
who feel, quite rightly, that the
quality of their lives is at stake,
who are willing to expend hun-
dreds of thousands of dollars in
pounding the other group into
the ground instead of working
together, and who have yet to
realize that this process of set-
ting•opposing groups at each
other's throats for the financial
benefit of those already wealthy
is neither normal nor necessary
in a sophisticated, urbanized
place like Orange County.
Think about it, Fted. There is
a Plan B and it can work, given
the will to make it work on the
part of the genuinely and honor-
ably concerned men and women
in Newport Beach and in South
. Orange County, who only want
to be able to live good lives
without airport traffic overhead.
And, no, I am not a candidate
(Just in case you wondered).
• JIM TOUDANO is a Costa Mesa resi-
dent. a past president of the Orange
County Democratic Party and a former
state Assembly candidate . '
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top priorities. but not one that it
will immediately be able to ful-
' fill
year, for a total of 7% over two
years.• Mook said. •it's impor-
~ant that people understand that
Jt's not a straight 7% raise.•
The first time the full 9% raise
will be effective will be this Sep-
\ember, Mook said. But even
with the raise, the teachers in
Newport-Mesa will rank low on
~e countywide survey. Union
officials said it would take three
plOre years of 7% salary increas-
es• to make Newport-Mesa s~aries competitive in the coun-
fyJ : ·:As a result Mook said a trend
~eems to be on the rise in the dis-
~f:lz Marly teachers in Newport-
Mesa are driving a few extra
miles for a few extra thousand
dollars a year
, •Jt's safe to say that it's an
a<:;:elerating trend for teachers to
1Jl(>Ve to neighboring districts,"
Mpok said.
. The county survey comes at a
good time for Newport-Mesa
teachers, as the salary negotia-
tions with the district have just
bE\gWl.
School board member Ed
pecker said increasing employ-
ee salaries is one of the district's
•Ever since I've been on the
board, we've been trying to
improve the salary schedule,"
Decker said. •It was dear 1n the
past-that we were not compett·
tive in that area and that teach-
ers are moving to other districts
for more money.•
Board member Wendy Leece
said she hopes the district will
find a surplus of dollars when it
starts a ·zero-based budgeting
process, which will help to iden-
tify how money is being spent by
all the departments in the school
district.
#It's p"ot an easy task,• Leece
said. "·Zero-based budgeting is
going to help us to start saving
money. I think there is a light at
the end of the tunnel."
District officials said teacher
salaries have lagged since the
district's $4 million embezzle-
ment in 1992 and then the coun-
ty bankruptcy in 199.C. It is
unlikely, in light of a $4.8 million
shortfall in the current budget.
that employees will receive a
substantial increase in salaries
for this school year.
#We're not anticipating a raise
for this year," said Toni
Gilbreath, personnel supervisor
for the school district.
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Irvine City Cowicil members
two weeks ago we.re set to
renege on a tleal that would
switch the land at MacArthur
Boulevard and Ford Road from
Irvine's jwiSdiction to Newport's.
But they voted instead to give
Newport officials two wee.ks to
say they'd stay out of Irvine's
annexation.
Newport Beach two weeks
ago approved the application for
the border switch, which will go
to the county Local Agency For-
mation Commission -though
hvine can pull its support at any
time. If Newport lo~ Bonita
Canyon, it would lose 22 acres of
parkland and $7.2 million in
school funding -the results of jl
hard-won deal with landowner
The Irvine Co.
Shea said she hates to see
months of effort jeopardized but
can't do business with a city she
doesn't trust. And, she said, she's
looking forward to hearing New-
port officials discuss the issue at
an open meeting.
#There's so much mistrust srn-
rounding the airport issue as it
is, H she said. #It's very important
that all of us be as direct and as
open and as public as po~sible."
l lME LINE :
+ Od. 11: The lrvtne Co., ~
Beach and the Newport-Mele Unl·
tied School D11trict ~e e dell
that woWd wian 22 aaes-or ema
parkland and S7.2 mUlion Ul school
June.ling II NeWJ)9rt goes through
With a proposal to switch the Bonita
Canyon land from lMne to New-
port. •
• Dec. 24: Newport 8eadl olfiaals
say they've hired former county
Supervisor Don Salt4relll u a con·
sultant on aiJport Issues, Including
hvtne's effortl$ to annex the closing
El Toro Marine base -where
Newport Beach wants an auport
and Irvine doesn't.
+Dec:. 31: l.rvine tvfayor Chrlstina
Shea. up.et by Saltarelli's new role
with Newport, threatens to ask her
city to with4raw its support for an
agreement to tum over Bonita
Canyon.
.• Jaa. 10: livirie and Newport
Beacb officials meet to try to
smooth things over
+Jo. 13: Newport 8eAch officials
approve the annexation application
with no disCus.sion.
"':Jan. 14: bvine City Council gives
Newport Beach two more weeks to
respond to Shea's thretlt to pull out
of giving Bonita Canyon to New-
port. Newport-Mesa Unified School
District officials delay approving th~ part of the agreement. + Jan. 26: Newport Beach City
Coundl scheduled to discuss
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Thl.l'hlrs management of the event;
is leading the opposition to the
expansion plans.
"The wholesalers are some of
the same people we buy from.·
Wallace said. •This would put a lot
of mom-and-pop vendors out of
business."
But TelPbil spokesman Bill Fur-
low said the hope of the expansion
and the wholesale area is to attract
more customers for all the swap
meet vendors, not lo put them out
of busines.5.
•Tue ldea is to bring in manu-
facturers who will sell merchandise
that is complementary to what is
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first offidal look at TeJ.Pbil's expan·
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meeting at lO a.m. ih ltie M'emad·
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ground. •
While the boa.rd is expected to'.
review the plans and give feed ...
back on any changes memben
want to see, final approval is not
scheduled to be considered for at
least a few more months, offidals
said.
TelPhil's expansion plans also
include adding a large classic car
museum, Thursday evening sum-
mertime street fair and revamped
farmers market to the swap meet
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have said they would like to iJ1tro.
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its annual hiatus to make room fcx
the 17 -day Orange County Fair.
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Delores Wienenga has been attending St. Joachim church for the past 50 years, where lately she
has been praying for the pope's safety during his upcoming trip to Cuba.
WIENENGA
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Wienl'ngr1, who wds widowed
l!l 1969, has three children, 14
grandchildre n dnd 11 great-
g rcll1dch1lclr('n living in the Unit-
ed States
"I've hc1d a wonderful life ·
ht•re," sht> said. But she also has
fond memories or her homeland
dnd pMys daily thdt c~nditions
there will improve.
"I thank God every day for my
life in Cuba," she said.
Since moving to the United
States, Wieneoga has visited
Cuba three times. Her last visit
was in 1953. Although she want-
ed to return again, she was
unable to after the Communist
regime took power in 1959.
"All of my family eventually
came to America," she said.
~They all came out little by lit-
tle."
Her brother and sisters all
moved to Miami. She has several
nephews and nieces, but her only
surviving sibling is her sister,
Concha Fumero, 92. She visited
her sister in Miami last year.
Wienenga said she spends
much of her time at St. Joachim
Catholic Church.
"I go to church to pray every
day," she said. ..l p'ray for my
country and for the· pope. I pray
for Fidel Castro, too, that fu.e lord
will help him."
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either a 17-or 19-foot duel con-
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$40 to $60 an hour. Half-day rates
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and $195 for the 19-foot dual con-
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weekends. Balboa B&t Rentals is
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WHALE WATOilNG UNDER ~L
Climb aboard a ~6-foot sloop
with a licensed captain. Space is
limited. Sorry, no childreJ) or
smokers. Call 646-4005.
SPORT ASHING Qi~
Private party whale-watching
excursions every day. The cost is
$125 for one hour, six-passenger
maximum 'and a three-hour mini-
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A low-cost way to whale
watch, excursions offered week-
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weekends and holi~ys from 9
a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The cost is $14
for adults, $8 for seniors and chil-
dren over 12. Special discount
rates are available for schools,
churches and community youth
groups. Call 675-0550.
PILGRIM OF NEWPORT,
The 118-foot historic schooner
offers weekend whale-watching
. what's afloat
trips, Sa.turdays from 10 a.m. to 1
p.m. and Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m.
The cost is $20 for adults and $15
for children. The schooner is also
available for private charter. For
reservations, caJl 966-0686.
FUN ZONE BOAT COMPANY
Guarantees whale or dolphin
sightings during its excursions or
the next trip ts free. Daily trips
cost $14 for adults, $12 for seniors,
children ages 3 to 11 are $8 and
children under 3 are free. Groups
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schools, youths and groups of 15
or more. For reservations, call
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Operates whale-watching
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March. Operating hours are Mon-
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1 p.m. and Saturday ~d Sunday
at 9 a.m., noon and 2:30 p.m . The
cost is $14 for adults, ·s12 for
seniors, $8 for children ages 4 to
12 and infants and toddlers are
free. Special discounts are· avail-
able for groups of 20 or more, ·
commynity youth groups, service
organizations and schools. Private
charters are also available. Guar-
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Roh aai •
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EYE·Ol'ENER
Sailors bounce back to nip
Woo dbridge, 74-73
QUOTE OF THE DA·Y
'"Ke net•f'T tned to play uur ga.m<· ~·
We were tentative. •
-liSTANCIA SOCCER COAG/ STEVE' CRENSHAW
richard
dunn
~urphy's
Law ...
in reality
._ Bob Murphy's 'front' did
him well in the storied
playoff victory of '97.
D on't think for a minute
that there wasn't a trace
of gamesmanship during
the memorable nine-hole playoff
ldst year in the Toshiba Senior
ClasStc, when Bob Murphy
provided Newport Beach with its
best theater ever.
"There were two thmgs on
my mind during the playoff,"
Murphy said Tuesday during the
tournament's m edia day. ~The No. 1 t!ling was to
forget about the cold, and the .
No. 2 thing was to be very aware
of where Jay Sigel was. Sigel's
much stro11ger than I am and
ronsistently·outdrives me by 30
to 40 yards on every hole. So 1
walked in front of Jay Sigel at all
times. r didn't want him to think
I was tinng. I wanted him to
know 1 was fully prepared for
the playoff."
Murphy, of course, was the
crowrung act in the Senior PGA
Tour-record playoff when he
drained his unforgettable
80-footer on Newport Beach
Country Club's signature hole
(No. 17).
"At 16, it was pretty dark on
the green, and on 17 we both
knew that would be the last hole
and we would continue the next
day," add.ed Murphy, who earlier
in the day watched Bob Charles
make an identical putt in
regulation on the same green.
"I was thinking about
Charles' putt the whole time I
was preparing (to putt in the
playoff). I was telling myself,
You don't want to leave yourself
a two-or three-footer.' We both
thought it would have less
break, and Bob's reaction during
his putt was that (the ball) was
too low. But it wasn't. It stayed
on line~
Bingo. Murphy walked up
and knocked in the
tournament-winner.
• Check for black arm bands
th.is weekend. Friday and
Saturday would have been the
24 th Newport Classic Pro-Am,
the fomier Crosby Clambake
which had a title sponsor the
past five years, helping the event
raise over $1.2 million in that
span.
While the Toshiba Senior
Classic stands alone now as king
in this town, the charming
Crosby Clambake will never be
forgotten. :The~ ~appointing
thing of all is that Gene Baum
and Charley He~ are not
around, because ircute wasn't
Hank Adler who got us here,"
said Adler, the Senior Classic
co-chairman along with Jake
Rohrer, the two former Newport
Classic heavyweights.
"People forget who got us
here (from a community event to
the Senior Tour). I've talked
a~ut that from the podium.•
~awn and Hester, considered
plopeers of the now-defunct
Ne~rt Classic, were both
tonQ-ttme supporters of the 552
Cl\lb, the primary fund-raising
en~ty for Hoag Memorial
H<>:SJ>ital Presbyterian. tt ls because of the efforts of
peqple like Hester and Baum
that the community now enjoys
greet stability with a great
townament.
• l~WM ~ Tuelday tit.Ill
~ yeor's chartt.\bJe profttl from
the SenJor Classic will go to the
Hohg Cancer Center.
osUo.nd Willlaml, President •
ol e Newport Beach
C erence & Visitors Bureau,
h gone througt\..Hoeg's
na nally renoWD'canc:er center. Vi Mt at 1be f'6Gt table.
n Beach too much for Eagles, 4-1
• Estancia is out of sync from start
to finish; league championship
hopes appear to have vanished. We just didn't want to.•
rebound, after Estancia seruor goalie Brad
Wayman (eight saves) stopped Rooz Ehdaie's
long-range attempt in the 14th aunute.
Wayman, who kept lus team t:led with an
extraordinary diVlllg save to hls right wtth
both hands in the 19th minute, had no chance
a few seeonds la\er when Eli Eipper of Lago·
na Beach tapped in the 'game-winner
By Richard OURn, Daily Pilot
Laguna Beach didn't seem to mind: The
Artists (11-2-2, 3-0-0) dominated both halves.
COSTA tvfESA -The main plot in the
Pacific Coast Lea~e boys soccer title race
took an unusual twist Wednesday at Estancia
High.
In what was expected to be an interesting
PCL showdown to determine a front-runner
for the league championship betwee n Lagu-
na Beach and Estancia turned flat for the .
Eagles, who dropped a surprisingly lopsided
result, 4-1, while playing someone else's type
of game.
~1 thought Estancia would be the team to
beat this year," Laguna Beach Coach Andy
Thomas said. •Potentially (the Eagles) have
the best talent, the best skills and the best
technique in the league. But they didn't real-
ly penetrate very well for some reason."
Eipper received a header from Matt Reedy
and timed his pass peffectly to give the
Artists a 2-1 halltime edge.
Some Eagle fans started to lea\!e when
Spencer Herbert scored in the 53rd minute
for the Artists, a senes in which Estancia had
control of the ball, but lost 1t Laguna Beach
needed one pass right under the Eagles'
noses and Herbert cashed 1t in
The Artists, defending leag\.le and CIF
Southern Section Division N champions after
defeating the Eagles three times last season ,
apparently are still the team to beat.
"We never tried to play our game,"
Estancia Coach Steve Crenshaw said. "We
were tentative. These guys are just not get-
ting themselves up for games. Our game is
short passes with close support and we didn't
play it that way for more than one possession.
\~ Estancia (7-5-3, 1-2-1) scored first when
sophomore forward Cesar Terrones got a
stroke of. luck Jrom the goalpost. Terrones'
shot in the 12th minute was knocked away by
Laguna goalkeeper Mike Labeda, but the
ball hit the post and barely fell into the goal.
_ Neptune's goal in the 56th mmute elevdt-
ed Laguna Beach 's wm to blowout status "I
was surprised." Thomas said of the result
Estanaa was handed one red Cd.rd, issued
to senior rrudfielder Noe Estrada, who will
grab some bench on Friday when the Edgles
host University.
DON LEACH I DAllY PtlOT
Estancia's Noe Estrada (left) gets
cut off by Laguna Beach 's Brian
Roark in Wednesday's sh owdown.
Junior J!ti.dfielder Tommy Neptune tied the
game for the Artists when he booted in d
01. BOYS B
••• -61 --50
Newport gains
7 4-73 conquest
of Wooabridge
That 'snapping' sound you heard Wednesd~y
night was Estancia's 10-game winning streak,
and its grip on the Pacific Coast League lead. . , -
By Richard Dunn, Dally Pilot
COSTA MESA -There was no special game plan for
Laguna Beach High's boys basketball tec:\)ll Wednesday
night, just a little hunger and the right motivation.
For Estancia's Eagles, the three-time defending Pacific
Coast League champions who are still unable to put away
the Artists at home, it just became a crowded race for their
crown. And the· end of a 10-game ~g streak.
"Our kids know that Estancia's the best team in our
league and they get geared up for 1t, • said Laguna Beach
Coach Bret Fleming,
whose squad knocked off
the Eagles for the second
season in a row, this time
61-50 .
"It was just one-sided,
to be honest," Estancia
Coach Rich Boyce said.
"We got that one lead in
the fourth quarter, but it
just took too much out of
us. Face it, Laguna Beach
just played like a well-
oiled machine."
Fleming, who perenni-
ally gets the most out of
his non-intimidating play-
ers, put his best defensive
player, Chris Sirianni, on Estancia's Sam Nelson , then let
his offeme run picks and back-door passes for four quar-
ters.
• Robinson scores 26, as Sailors
nearly squander 21-point lead
in Sea View League basketball.
By Barry Faulkner, Datly Prior
NEWPORT BEACH -To loosely para-
phrase a famous Bobby Krught quote the
.Newport Harbor High Sailors nearly forget
more basketbdll m the hnal 11 mhiutes of
Wednesddy· rught's Sed View League boys
home game against Woodbndge than all
of them combt.ned had eve~ome to know.
•We had three quarters of really good
basketball." said Ne'-"'J)Ort Coach Larry
Hirst, after hl.s team held
on for a ·key 74-73 vtcto-
ry, after leading by 21
with 11 15 left and b)-18
with 6:38 remdi.rung
"But then we hdd
about three or four 45-
second stretches where
you'd have thought
we'd never" played the
game before "
Harbor's sudden
amnesia attack allowed Robinson
the Wamors to make d
game of what should have been garbttge
tune. as the VlS1tors drilled five three-pomt-
ers -and twice more sank three free
throws when fouled beyond the arc -to
nearly stop Hirst's hedrt
"Woodbridge did a great JOb of never
quitting,· Hust said, •and getting their
shooters open looks But beheve me,
(today's practice) will be ven mstructio!_l
onented •
Laguna Beach (14-6, 3-1 in league) led the entire game,
except in the fourth quarter when Estancia (14-6, 3-1)
broke through for a 47-46 edge. Nelson, the Eagles' Air
Force Academy-bound sharpshooter, hit a three early in the
period, then teammate Brett Valbuena scored with 6:42 left
in the game to give the Eagles their only advantage.
Estancia trailed by a dozen three times in the third quar-
ter, the last coming at 42-30. That's when Nelson (18 points)
DON LEACH OAA.Y f'll(. T
Estancia HJgb's Brett Valbuena goes up for a sh ot and is fouled
on the play in We dnesday night's Pacific Coast League duel.
The nail-b1tmg victory moved the
Sailors 113-7, 2-2 in league) into a three-
way ue for second place w1th El Toro and
Irvine, the latter they'll visit Fnday to com-
plete the ftrst round of league play
got hot, draining three of his four three-pointers to lead an
Eagle surge. By third quarter's en(i, the Artists led only 46-42.
"(Nelson) hit some threes in the second half and it started
getting scary,• Fleming said. "They weren't necessarily open
looks, but they were more open than I'd like."
Nelson finislfed with 18 points and nine rebounds, e ight in
the second half, while Valbuena (nine rebounds) and Eagle
guard James Dawkins scored 14 points each. Gavin Rainey and
Ryan Simpson, Estancia's starting post players, were shut out by
Laguna Beach's defense ..
After the Eagles' mini lead, Laguna hammered them the rest
of the way, including an 11-1 run in the fourth quarter to forge
a 57-48 edge.
"In terms of our run at the end, we'll put our team's condi-
tioning in the preseason up against anybody's,• Flenung saJd
Nick Reynolds, a 6-foot-7 senior who once played in the
Mater Dei fraternity, had 18 points, 15 rebounds and three
fourth-quarter blocked shots to lead Laguna Beach.
Kurt Beimfohr (1 5 points), B.J. Jameson (14) and Smanii (10)
also scored in double figures for Laguna. ·
·we just dug ourselves a ruce little hole for the rest of
league,· said Boyce, whose team was only 7 of 25.f rom the held
in the first half as Laguna Beach created a 32-23 halftime lead
The Artists, who enjoyed two 11-point leads in the second
quarter, sank 9 of 13 shots from the floor in the penod to pull
away.
·nus put us in position to be m pos1-
tJon," said Hust. who was without the ser-
vices of four players, wcludmg senior
starters Scott Archbold (ankle inJuryl and
Trevor Ttussell (sick)
Juruor Gary Robinson, however, poured
in "26 pomts. doubhng his former ca ·eer
high. wtule sophomore Dusbn Illmgworth
(15) and 1uruor guard Mdtt Jdffieson (13)
also were m double figures
Robinson made all five held-goal
attempts tn the operung quarter, bit 8 of 11
from the field on the rug ht. and was 8 for 8
from the foul bne, all m the fourth quAJ"ler
daily pilot high school athlete of the week
• Estancia High 's double-barreled sh arpshooter.
By Richard Dunn, Dail>' PIJot
I f J atnes Dawkins ever put
up a brick last year for
Estancia High -worse yet,
an air ball -he would go
into hiding and never be
found.
. W\th g mune confidence now
ln bis Shooting, Dawkins doesn't
•waver if tbere's_a c1ADk at the
end of bis shot, or U tomehow a
flee throw gets locked In a jet m.am on ltl way to the rtm.
•t.ut yeer if I shot and 11>iaied
It. I didn't went to shoot the rwt
o1 the game,· o.wttn1 Mid. ·rd
getem~or~. 9lpeNly If It wu an &Lr ball.
•NoW, ljUlt b'gilt ebOut it .
•
My mentality is that I'll make
more than I'll mlSS, so l don't
really worry about it. As long as
J practice, the shots should tall.•
Last sea.son aga.tnst Aliso
Niguel on the road, Dawkins
tossed an air ball from th line
and the crowd didn't let him
forget The Eagles, though,
would steal a victory.
Same situation last w k :
Oose game at All5o NigUil iffid
Dawkins throws up a 14·fOOt
from the tree-throw lin -15 feet
away. Wolvenn fans loved it
and roasted him the t of the
gom .
But this ts• different
Dawkins. a kinder, gent.let t,ype
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82 THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1998 t
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCClll
Tars hold their own in score es
•Highly-regarded Woodbridge
can't crack Newport Harbor's
defense in Sea View struggle.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
"Ziad looks at this (tie) as a win, because
he doesn't expect much from us,• Newport
senior sweeper Zach Wells said after the
hosts more than held their own against
CXange County's only remaining undefeat-
ed team. •But the pl~yers expect to win and
we play to win. We're trying to prove
(Khoury) wrong."
to frustrate Woodbridge attackers, while
senior goalie Diego Grella came up big with
seven saves. ·
Newport had two quality scoring
chances, including Austin Ahlgren's near
goal at the end of the first half.
Ahlgren won a race to the ball with War-
rior goalie Doug Allen 15 yards out and
flicked a shot over Allen toward the net.
Woodbridge defender Saul Wolf, however,
retreated to clear the slow-bounding shot
just before it crossed the goal line.
COSTA MESA -It's hardly mutiny, but
the Newport Harbor High boys soccer team
continued to unite against it's coach
Wednesday, extending its shutout streak to
seven halves in a 0-0 tie with vaunted Sea
View League visitor Woodbridge at Kaiser
Elementary
Khoury, who has been known to fudge
slightly. if it allowed bis team to gain a men-
tal edge, was not above praising bis troops,
who were outshot, 13-7, but hardly dominat-
ed. ·Wells boomed a shot in the 51st minute
off a Baker throw-in, but Allen jtist deflected
it over the crossbar for one of his three saves.
Sailors Coach Ziad Khoury, who had
objectively tabbed his defending league
champions as a second-division club this
season, said the Tars (4-3-2, 2-1-1 in league)
have surpassed all his expectations thus far.
The Sailor players, however, didn't share
Khowy's opinion and have made it their
mission to make the outspoken leader dine
on some of that disparagement.
•I'm very happy to grab a point (in the
standings for a tie), because that puts us one
point closer to the CIF playoffs,• Khoury
said. "Defense is the name 'of the game and
ours kept us in the game today. We had our
opportunities to score, too. I'm very, very,
very proud of my kids. That's a phenomenal
Woodbridge team. I think our guys, a.re play-
ing to their max.unum potential."
Woodbridge (12-0-6, 2-0-2 and ranked
No. 3 in the county and CIF Southern Sec-
tion Division lll) kissed two shots off the post
in the first 15 minutes, before Harbor settled
down.
"If {opponents) are going to get a goal,
'Y{e want them to ea{Tl it,• Khoury said. •And
against our defense, that's going to be pret-
ty hard to do."
Wells, stopper Eric Werner and fullbacks
Derek Baker and Chapin Kreuter combined
Santa M~garita cruises to
6-1 victory over Sea Kings
•Corona del Mar can't fend off Eagles' Tun Pierce,
who ne ts a hat trick in Sea View League soccer win.
By Molly Yanity, Daily Piiot
CORONA DEL MAR -The hosting Corona del Mar High boys
soccer tea.m put together its fIISt successful scoring run in Sea View
League dcllon in its• 6-1 loss to Santa Margarita, but even that had
the Eagles' stamp on it.
About seven minutes mto the second half, trailing, 1-0, the Sea
Kmgs' ~emor Mlke Holle.m headed a ball off a comer kick. It
appeared to be nght on the money. but an Eagle deflected it to send
1t to the head of CdM's Nick Orlich. This time, it went in to tie the
score
That so}'1 of'sums up the game for CdM ... whenever there was
dC'llon, th(' Eagles were, somehow, involved.
Coach Derek Ldwther used words like udisappointing" and •<iis-
g1dcefulH m his postgame chat with lus players. Phrases like "stand-
mg around" could also be heard.
But before anyone should come down too hard on the Sea Kings,
winless in four SE>a View League chances, some credit must be
delivered to Santa Marganta's seruor forward Tun Pierce.
Pierce, who is dlso a forward for the Olympic Development Pro-
gram's 17 -and-under team, not only cashed in for half of Santa Mar-
gan la's goals. he was also d constant factor in the guests' seeming-
ly endless attack while contnbuting with an assist.
At the game's onset. the Eagles came out firing. Had it not been
for fleeting moments of concentration on Santa Margarita's part or
phenomenal saves by CdM keeper Ken Brown (who finished with
13 saves), the contest would have been out of Cd.M's reach about
three minutes into the game.
Soft shots or sunply misfired ones continued throughout the first
half until the Eagles' Perry Valaskantj1s caught bis own rebound
and drilled 1t for the game's fLrSt score.
The Eagles rattled off 25 shots on goal (15 in the first half) to
CdM's total of seven
Santa Marganta's last four goals were scored in the game's final
SIX minutes
Corona del MdT returns to action Friday afternoon with a home
Pncounter against El Toro, starting at 3:15
AYSO
BAL HOGS CH.AMPS
Newport Beach team tops Irvine, Costa Mesa, Irvine,
Tustin and Corona del Mar the for Area championship.
For the hrst time in many years, the AYSO Region 97 Division 4 boys
team out of Newport Beach, the Ball Hogs, clinched the Area Cham-
pionship.
By defeatmg teams from North and South Irvine, Costa Mesa, Tustin
and Corond del Mar, the squad romped through the field without a
loss.
"I can't say enough about my players," Coach Hal Woods said.
"They are outstanding young men who listen, learn and works as
team. The tedm showed true team spuit and sportsmanship."
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Estancia
Hlgh's
Irving
blu (left)
dribbles
up field
as Laguna
Beach's
Matt
Reedy
gives
chase in
Wednes··
day's
Padfic
Coast
League
soccer
crudal.
Laguna
Beach
walked
away
•with a 4-1
victory.
DON I.EACH
: 1.0/J:l.Y I'll.OT
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Costa Mesa falls at Laguna Hills, 3-1
LAGUNA HILLS -Costa Mesa High's boys soccer team fell to
the .500 plateau in every category Wednesday following a 3-1 loss
at Pacific Coast League rival Laguna Hills, the Mustangs now 5-5-3
overall, 1-1-2 in league.
Grant Nelson scored Mesa's only goal on a header off an assist
from Javier Porcayo in the first half to help soothe some of the hurt
Jrom the loss of all-league sweeper David Tran, who went down in
tfle 20th minute with a deep thigh bruise. His status remains
unclear. Laguna Hills (14-3-3, 3-0-1) scored twice after that to lead,
2-0, and scored its final goal with five minutes left to play .
SCHEDULE
Today
• BasketlNlll
High school girls -Irvine at Newport
Harbor, 7:30 p.m.; Corona del Mar
at El Toro, 7:30 p.m.; University
at Estancia, 7 p.m.; Laguna Beach
at Costa Mesa, 7 p.m.
• 5oa:ef'
High school girls -Irvine at Newport
Harbor, 3:15 p.m.; Corona del Mar
at El Toro, 3: 15 p.m .; Laguna Beach
at Costa Mesa, 3~15 p.m.; University
at Estancia, 3 p.m.
• wrestling
High school • Newport Harbor
at Corona del Mar, 7 p.m.
BOYS HOOPS
Santa Margarita
tops CdM, 63-32
• Sea Kings fall to 1-3 in
Sea View League race.
Coron.~ ,1 .. 1 Mdr (S 1 Sl 1 J
Ne\!Jport ..... 74. ~ 73 El Toro 64, ltvlne 61 ___ .._
Santa Margarita 63, UllW ;u
Newport Hlrbar at IMne
El Toro at Corana del Mllf
Woodbridge at Santa Margarita
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS HOOPS ·•'
SEA VIEW LEAGUE
NEWPORT 74, WoooetaDGE 73
Score by Quarters
Woodbridge 17 1 O 16 30 -73
Newport Harbor 22 14 23 15 -74
~·Bartow 27, Clarie 16,
Harris 8. U ~om 6, Weiss 5, Burgess
4, Roker 4, Clifford 2, Scartacclnl 1.
3-pt. goals -Barlow 5, Harris 2, Weiss
1. F04led out -Lindstrom.
Newport HMbor -Robinson 26,
Illingworth 15, Jameson 13, Limon 9,
Hemandez 5, Hearlson 4, Nicasio 2,
Ward 0, Constandse 0.
3·pt. goals -Robinson 2, Limon 1.
Fouled out -Hearlson.
SEA VIEW LEAGUE •
SANTA MARGARITA 65, CDM 32
Score by Quarters
Santa Margarita 18 16 14 15 -65
Corona del Mar ~ 5 5 17 -32
Sant. Margarft.al • Williams 13,
Rice 4, Rohe 4, Forehan-Kelly 6,
McKeever 10, Kramer 6, Gloger 9,
Palmer 4, Dwight 2. Brown 2, Tashjian 3.
3·pt. goals: Williams 3, Palmer 1,
Tashjian 1.
Fouled out: None.
C.dM • Conover 8, Simon 3,
Gabriel 6, Shaffer 3, Jekeli 2,
·Halfacre 2, Thurman 6, Cooper 2.
3-pt. goals: Conover 2, Gabriel 2,
Simon 1, Shaffer 1.
Fouled out: None
..
MCIRC COAST LEAGUE
lAGuNA 8EAOt 61, EsTANaA 50
Score by Quarters
Laguna Beach 10 22 14 15 -~1
Estancia 8 15 19 8 -· 50
Lllgwul llMd1 -Jameson 14, ·
Donnelly 0, Reynolds 18, Sirianni 10,
Beimfohr 15, Butters 0, Domin 4.
3-pt. goals -Jameson 2.
Fouled out -Domin. _,.,
Estancia -Keju O, Dawkins 14, •
Nelson 18, Simpson 0, Rainey 0, ,• 1 Valbuena 14, Andersen 4, Cantrell o ..
3-pt. goals -Nelson 4, Dawkins 2.
Fouled out -None.
. PAOFIC COAST LEAGUE I
LAGUNA Hw 82. COSTA MBA 41
Score by Quarters
Costa Mesa • 7 11 6 18 -42
Laguna Hiiis 23 20 16 23 -82
Costa Mesa -Sou 15, Weir o. Rice'
0, Naff 10, Jones 2, Payne 5, Bryant 4,
Hylton 4, Mondragon 2, Lambert 0.
3-pt. goals: Sou 3, Naff 2, Payne 1,
Fouled out: None. ·
Laguna Hills -Sanaee 2, Ross 4, ",
Pierson 10, Scaglione 5, Pryor 6,
Homyak 9, Gallis 2, Eittreim 11,
Rletkertc 10, Makakaufaki 10, Craft 4,
Naghibi 9.
3-pt. goals: Pierson 2, Pryor 2,
Scaglione 1. Homyak 1.
Fouled out: Sanaee.
. .
MESA BOUNCE·o
Costa Mesa drops fourth
straight Pacific Coast
League encounter, 82-42.
By Molly Yanity, Daily-Pilot
LAGUNA HILLS -It might be
assUJDed that on the roadtrip
home from Laguna Hills High for
a Pacific Coast League game
Wednesday night Costa Mesa
stopped at the mortuary on Alicia
Parkway because the Mustangs
got buried, 82-42.
It wasn't even a slow, painful
thing that was drawn out until the
final buzzer. The Mustangs, win-
less in four PCL contests,
breathed their last breath five and
a half minutes into the game as
Laguna Hills (2-2 in the league,
15-5 overall) exploded to a 19-0
lead, throwing dirt on Mesa's cas-
ket with each of the six field goals
it hit in its first eight attempts .
"(Laguna Hills) is a good
team," Mesa Coach Erich Allen
said. "They don't really have just
one guy to go to, but they are sol-
id, solid, solid."
While the Hawks seemed to
have their way ~th the Mustangs
(3-14 overall) in the first quarter,
the attack did not cease at all in
the remaining 24 minutes of play.
While Laguna Hills got off to
such a scorching start, Mesa was
equally as cold as it managed to
hit just 6 of 21 shots in the first
half.
"We came out real flat," Allen
said. •And they were really hit-
ting there in the begµJ.ning. ThfJY
probably had a really good per-
centage."
The Hawks hit 50% (31of62.)
By halftime, the hosts had
extended to a 25-point lead,
which would only grow.
If Mesa was already dead by
the fourth quarter, then t}\~
Hawks were more like vultures,
when sophomore C hristian·
Scaglione nailed a three-pointer·
from the top of the key to lift
Laguna Hills to its first 40-point
advantage.
Scaglione's bucket with 5:18
remaining in the game also p\.Il
each of Laguna Hills' 12 players
· into the sc;oring category. Pour of
them tallied double figures.
All of the hosts also grabbed cs,t
least one rebound as they held a .
46-17 rebounding edge by the
end of the contest.
Mesa's junior guard Rovin.{l ·
Sou, who came off the bench dur-.
ing the Hawks' first quarter rage,
ended up leading the green and
black with 15 points. .
While it was senior Todd Hyl-'
ton's bank-shot from two feet thllt
finally put the Mustangs on tbe '
board, it was Sou's three-pointet,
and a steal-plus-layup that gav~·
the visitors their seven first-quat-.
ter points. '
Sou's effort was supplement~
by Ryan Naff's 10 points. ,,, '
Naff and Sou also tallied three
steals each.
The Area champs are Nathan Derolf, Brlan Frey, Cory Manning,
' Pablo Mathus, Josh Minney, Ca"1n Nicholson, Max Petty, Michael
Kingdren, Sean Rowe, MIJ<e Vackar, Brett Vosseller, Conrad
Williamson, Sean Woods and Brenden Zimmer.
WEDNESDAY'S DEEP SEA
COUNTS
CORONA· DEL MAR -Corona
del Mar High's boys basketball
team became the lastest in a
growing list of victims for Santa
Margarita, Orange County's top-
ranked squad, as the Eagles
handed the Sea Kings a 63-32
blow in Sea View League play " ------------
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DAWKINS
CONTINUED FROM B 1
who shrugged off the bad and
introduced the good, ultimately
sinking the crunch-time free
throws to give Estancia a Pacific
Coast League boys basketball
win over the Wolverines, 73-67.
•James showed a lot of disci-
pline and played bis heart out.
There's no doubt about it -he
woll the game for us," said
Estancia Coach Rieb Boyce, who
• •
watched Dawkins singlehandedly
place the Eagles atop the PCL
standings, after both teams
entered the game unbeaten in
league.
Dawkins, the first
football-basketball standout to
earn Daily Pilot Athlete of the
Week honors in the same school
year, enjoyed the best week of
his hoops career, scoring 26
points against Costa Mesa in a
70-53 Eagle win, then tying bis
season-high point total with 28
against Aliso Ntvue1.
•(1lle Wolvennes) were
jumping all over Sam (Nelson)
and leaving James open, and
James has been burying them,"
Boyce said •(The Mustangs) also
took Sam away from the
offensive picture, and to his
credit, James buried them in that
game."
What ma(ie Dawkins'
performance against Aliso
Niguel so significant was that
the Eagle trailed by nine points
midway through the third
quarter. Estanda came back
with a 15·0 scoring run, in whic:h
Dawkins had 13.
Dawkins activated the spurt
with a conventional three·ROint
play, when he was fouled on Jl
Jumper. He drained a
three-pointer next, th n was
fouled on the eosUJ.ng J>OIMllion
on a three-pW1t try and m"Mc:f,
but mad all thrM tree thrOwl.
Newport Unding -1-boat.
13 anglers. 7 sand bass, 3 calico bass.
12 mackerel.
Nine in a row, by himself.
•'Jbere was a four-miJ)ute
stretch in the Aliso game when
he just dominated both ends,·
Boyce said. "He shut down
(Nathan) Hair on defense, made
buckets and got rebounds. It was
about as good as any four-or
five-minute stretch I've seen
from a high school player in a
long ti.me.
"Think about it -it brought us
back against a (previously)
unbeaten team. It's not like we
were ahead."
Dawkins, honored twice as
Athlete of the Week in his
celebrated football career for the
Eagles, netted 8 ol 11 free throws
against the Wolverines, while
making 9 of 13 from the field,
including 2 of 3 from three-point
country. ·
He added four steals, thre
rebounds and one block, whlle
holding Hair, Alisa's talented
shAipShooter, to just 9 of 23 from
the field.
•we couldn't afford to lose to
Aliso, because U would hurt ua in
ow league title hopes," Dawkins
said. •ne first thing we want
this year is to w1n league. We
don't want to bo the team to lose ~
it after three yea.rs in a row of
Estancia wiDnlng the tiUe. •
Dawkins II uodeddecl about
hll future athletic pians, though
football will probebly be ~
them. · •
Wednesday night.
Santa Margarita, undefeated
al 19-0 including four league
wins, held the hosting Sea Kings
to five points in each quarter
before CdM's benct:i outdueled
the Eagles, 17-15, in final stanza.
The Sea King~ (1-3, 5-15 cwer-
all) were led by senior point
guard Cameron Conover's eight
points.
Khamis to Temple
COSTA MESA -Orange
Coast Colleg~ sophomore Joe
Kha.mis has accepted a football
scholarship to Temple University.
Khallrls. who earned AU-Mis-
sion Conference Central honors
this.season, caught 20 passes this
past fall for 189 yards and a
touchdown.
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SUIOCA.aJIS JC HOOPS .
f;>CC IN VITAL OEC WIN
Sea Kings trounce Woodbridge, 10-3
OltANGIE 09'9 O*Rlt£Na ....
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• Hardt scores six times to
pace Corona del Mar win.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WATER POLO
ifucs top Santa Ana, 106-91
: behind Ll>pez, Jackson.
OCC beats Dons, 64-44
s.nuAM-Alap99 t1,
Mattice 4, Banks 6, Walker 11,
Hanis 5, Saukkola 15, l"99 27,
Vogedlng 4, BWfUll 8
IRVINE Meagan Hardt
Russ 1, Tucker 1, B JOrkqvirt 1 . SaVti -
Florent 4, B.lrklow 1.
EJ Toro · Miiier 2, Gill 1, Norton 1,
Hetridt 1 Saves· Hand 8
C 0 ST A
MESA -Chantay WOM!N 3¢ goals: Saukkola 3, Bantu 2. amassed six goals, four steals and
two assists and Laura Bl.alr col-
lected eight steals, two assists and
one goal lo lead the Corona del
Mar Hlgb guls water polo team to
a convincing 10-3 victory
Wednesday over Sea View
League host Woodbridge
Woodbrl4g4t • Sello 1, Oanduran 1,
Vally 1. Saves • Ybarra 3 Uni tops Mesa, 10-7 Walker 1, Harris 1, Upe 1
Fouled out: B..-rau. : ['cQSTA MESA -
Gratnge Coast Col-MEN Newport sails, 8-5
l!W?'s Chris Lopez continued hiB hot
sµeoting with a 26-point perfor-
~ance to l~ad the Pirates to a 106-91
victory over visiting Santa Ana in
Qrange Empire Conference men's ~·~tball action Wednesday
~erung.
: Lopez rut 8 of 11 field-goal
attempts while draining 5 of 6 free
lhf<>ws.
Peyton came off the bench to lead
Orange Coast College's women's
basketball team with 17 points as the
Pirates defeated Santa Ana, 64-44, in
a game that Coach Mike Thornton
dubbed as "crucial" to the Bucs'
quest for the Orange Empire Confer-
ence crown.
Peyton. a Costa Mesa High prod-
uct, scored 13 points in the second
half to help OCC {16-7, 4-1) pult
away after a four-point lead at the
half to hand Santa Ana (15-3, 4-1) its
first conference loss.
Oninge c.oast • Coc>pef 16,
SW\at 7, Pol59&i 6, Younger 2,
t.opez 26, Langdon 2. Jackson 24,
Undllsh S, Clark 18
3-pt. goals Coopef 4. Lopez 4,
Jcldcson 1.
Fouled out Llngdon, Jackson.
Candlish.
~ EMl'ta CONfODK:E
WOMEN
Onlnpeo.tM
Shawn Russ, Mehnda Tucker
qnd Krista Bjorkqvist also tallied
single goals for the winners (7-9,
2· 1 in leagu~). who shut out the
Warriors (0-3 in league) in the
LAKE FOREST -Newport
Harbor Hlgh's girls water poJo
team improved to 3-0m Sea View
League play with an 8-5 victory at
El Toro High Wednesday. drop-I
ping the Chargers to 10-5, 2·1 en l
route to their 12th victory m 15
starts.
IRVINE -Host Univenity vtr·
lually locked up the Pacific Coast
League guls water polo crown
Wednesday, holding off Costa
Mesa, 10~7.
Mesa's Amy Devey had six
goals, two steals and an assist,
while Annette Grubl.Sich chipped
m four assists and the-other Mua-
t~mg goal for the visitors, who fell
to 5-9. 1-2 m league.
Shaun J ackson added 24 points
for the Pirates, while Brady Cl6.!'k tal-
lied 18 to go with his team-high nine
rebounds.
s.m.a Ane "" s.ntA ANI • Korsme1er 7,
Herco 1, A/lthooy 13, Renken 8,
Tipot1 9, Allen 6.
3-pt. goals. None
Fouled OYt: None.
second and third quarters ·
April Florent had four saves for
Cd.M, which returns to its borne
waters Friday with a nonleague
match against Long Beach Wilson
Alden Moore led the way with
four goals as Harbor broke away
from a "tight match with a 3-1
edge m the final quarter.
Uruversity unproved to 11-6, 3-0.
PAOFlC COAST LEAGUE
UNrVBtSm 10, CosTA MESA 7
S<Oftby~
Nilhony Cooper added 16 points
as he was 4 for 7 from three-point
range.
Jennifer Ludwiclci had 10 points
to go along with 13 rebounds and
five assists.
0,.,.. CoMt • Sortino 3,
Peyton 17, Rodriguez 2. ~ los
Santos 2, Ovitt 6, Lodiak 4,
Botana 1, Saraydarian 9,
ludwicki 10, WeekS 10
SEA Vl.EW LEAGUE
CoRoNA DEL MM 10, WOOOIRIOGE 3
Sclor9 by Qu.llrt.rs
SEA V1EW LEAGUE
NEWP<Mn' HAMOR I. EL TOllO 5
Score by Qu.rten
Costa Mesa 1 2 2 2 -7
Umverstty 2 2 5 1 • 10
Cost.I Mes. Devey 6, A Grub1sich Newport Harbor 1 3 1 3 -8 1 Saves· Lombardo 7. Natalie Weeks added 10 points
and 10 boards. Ani Saraydarian had
nine points and nine boards.
El Toro 2 0 2 l S
"t The Pirates {14-7 overall, 3-2 in
OEC) shot 53% from the field.
3-pt. goals: Sortino 1,
Saraydarian 1, ludwldt1 1
Fouled OYt: None.
Corona del M ar 4 3 1 2 · 10
Woodbridge 1 0 0 2 · 3
Newport Harbor · M oore 4, Bartow
1, Cox 1. Mander.no 1, White 1. Saves:
University Hayes 3, Hallman 2.
Clancy 2, Gottbreht l, Sudeith 1, Voeltt
1 Saves · Hilts 10 Corona del M•r ·Hardt 6, Blair 1, Kennedy 7.
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Company Gear. 3101 W
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Coast Hwy ti 1 sOA. Ne<N·
pol'1 Beach. CA 92663-4001
Tn1s business 1s con· ducted by. an ind1v1dua1
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business yer'> Yes. Jan l!i,
1998
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92e83
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llus1ness yet? Yes Aug
199()
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19986748060 Heal"'tflon Circle. Hunll""· aka ESTHER 30 DIAS CALENOARIOS Karen la Bianca, 8652 Alta Vista Or . Newport 1th t"A Co nty Clerk of 1 "986745113 '' .. ,, Master$ Or Huntington w '"' u • Daly Pilot Jan t 6 lS Oa<ly P11ot Jan 22 29 Oar i' :::1 Jan ?2 29
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Fl1>0R Tile AT VARI· autho11ty to administer the (Numero del Caso) Pac1l1c Monarch Rescue 92627 19973743352 ' _F_l_c_t_lt_lo_u_s_B_u_sl_n_e_s_s_' OU8 LOCAT~ONS, CITY estate under the lndepen-,..7CV003875 Project, 4425 Jamboree Phil;f, Sardo. 5906 Pen-Daily Pilot Jan. 1, 8, 15, PUBLIC NOTICE ~JECT NO 98-01 dent Administration of Es· • Road. Sta. 125. Newport nfle1 ' Woodland Hills, CA 22 1998 Th236 Name Sta1ement
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o1"t;osta Mesa 1J the Office resentative 10 lake many dlrecclon de ta col'1e es) boree Road. Sulto 125• ducted by:an lndovldual The lollowlng persons are Vending Sec(mty Products.
of"h City Cl k 77 F i · i Have you started dolnn Fictitious Business doing business as· 72 Newton W•u Costa • I e er • a r actions w thoul court BP· •'UNICIPAL COURT FOR Newport Bt1ch, CA 92660 .. ,. ., .
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I t e 1 o11an1 actions n 1 s s 1 h P ar o The following persons art Sennc:es. 9042 Garfteld VSP Inc • (NV) 772 New· n~I until Iha hour o ain v ry mp ' NIA, ORANGE COUNTY, CMAa n926
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2'._1.1998 at which time resentat1ve will be required CENTRAL ORANGE JUDI· John Raymond Woolsey, 3 anager a) ANTUCKET STYLE. b) Beach. CA 92646 92627
• . to give notice 10 Interested CrAL DISTRICT, 700 CIVIC Montanas Nor1e, Irvine, CA This statement was flied 11/Y COTIAGE. C) JAVA V.ermck Pleitez. 1409 Ar· This business is c:on-ttiVt will be opened pub· persons unless they have CENTER DRIVE. WEST. 92715 with the County Clerk ol JOE'S, 4905 Yorba Ranch 11ngton Ave .. Los Angeles. ducted by: a corporilt1on
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Council Chembars. Soaled to the proposed action.) The name, eddress. and ducted by: 8 general part· 10988745118 92887 This business is con· business yet? Yes, l2·6·94
P1oposala shall bear the The Independent admlnls· telephone number of plain· nership Daily Pilot Jan. 15, 22. 29, J.C. Style Inc .. (CA). 490S ducted by: an lnd1V1duaf VSP. Inc., Bruce Wonks
trfl\1 of the work and name trallon authority wlll be 111f's attorney or plalntlll Have you started doing Feb. 5, 1998 lh259 Yorba Ranch Rd., Yorba b~~~~es~o~et~ta~~ ~l~it"~ ~~1~d~~tement was 11.od
or the bidder but no other granted Ulllen an Inter· • E business yet? Yes. 8/11/97 PUBLIC NOTICE UTnhdlsa. CbAus9i2n8e8s7s Is con· 98 C C ested person frltt an ob-wolhoul an attorney, Is: ( I J. Parker with tne ounty lerk of dfl.l~uishlng marks. Any ioction to the petition and nombre, ta dlraccfon y el This statement was filed ducted by: a corporation Vernock Pleitez Orange County on 12·30-97
Fictitious Business
Name Statemen1
The following persons are
dorng business as· Hiiliiitiiil
SOUTH COAST AERIAL
PHOTOGRAPHY 300 E
Coast Hwy. Slip "163
Nev.po11 Be3ch, CA 92660 Cemetef)' • Mortuary
Joshua Francis Beaumont. Chapel • Crematory
4 Summerw1nd Ct New·
port Beach, CA 92663 3500 Pacrllc V11w OnV9
Tnos bus mess 1s con· Newport Beach
ducted by an 1nd•~•dual e44-2700
Have you started doing i--1111111 ... 1111 ... ~~~ ..
business yet? No PIERCE MOTHERS
Joshua Franc.s Beaumonl BEU IROADWAY Th.s statement was hlec
with the County Cterk ol Mortuary * Chapel Orange County on 1·20·98 Cremation
19988746051 bid received alter the snow good cause why the numero de telerono del With the County Cl&rk of Flctltlou• Bu1lneH Have you started doing This statement was filed 19973743502
s,hJduled c:loslng lime for court should not grant the abogado del demandante. Orange County on 12..J0.97 Name Statement business yet? Yes, 1991 with Iha County Clerk . or Daily Pilot Jan 8. IS. 22 Oo:i1ly Pilot Jan 22 29 111.-.recelpt ot b1d1 shall be euthorfty. 0 del demandante que no 19973743488 The following persons are JC STYLE. INC .. Judith Orange County on 01-14·98 29• 1998 Th249 Feb. 5. t2. 1995 Th27S
110 Broadway Costa Mesa
CM2-8t80 re!Ulnod lo bidder un· A HEARING on the pell· t1ena abogado, es) Daily Pilot Jan. 8, 15. 22, dColonlbgebr1u, sE1nelch'1'ngaesr:. Rhodes Car1er, Pre5tdent 19988745822 0 B 'I S II It F d It .....-It h u b th 1 11on will be held on FEBRU This statement was flied Daily Polol Jan 15, 22, 29. PUBLIC N TICE uy 1 · e in o,......,--. 1 a e 9 soe ARY 19 l998 I 1 45 m I. LAW OFFICES OF JEF· 29, 1998 Th245 & Co 1401 Dove St with the County Clark ol ----------1 ClaHlfled.
"ffponsibility 01 the bidder • ' a : p n FREY o. SCHOR. 5020 B I" NOTICE •520,
0
Newpo11 Beach, CA Orange County on 12·29·97 Feo. 5 1998 lh269 Fictitious Business -==================~ to SH that his bid Is re-~~I c~~3 o:~vc:eat;~:~. ~r~ SUNSET BOULEVARD. PU L"' 92660 19073743400 PUBLIC NOTICE Nam• Statement r
ce1ved In proper ume. ange, CA 92868. LOS ANGELES. CA 90027 Fictitious Buelneas Colbert. Eichinger & Co Daily Pilot Jan 1 8, ts •----------The rottowt09 perSO'IS are .61 'Set of Bid Oocumonts IF YOU OBJECT to the (2131 913•3357• BAR NO : Name Statement LLC. (CA), 1401 Dove St. 22, 1998 Th2J7 Fictitious Business doing business as·
"""be oblatned at the 01· granting of the petition, you 106592 The following persons are :i:O Newport Beach. CA PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement Oll1ct Demands Used Ot·
fl"l!t of the City Engineer. should appear al the hoar· DATE: MAY 281 1997 doing business as• This business 11 con· The ro110.,..1ng persons are ~~e Fu;•ture & E1~ctro~1cs,
71 f:alr Drive. Costa Mesa. Ing and slate your ob-ROBERT B KUHEL e) Pleasure Point Design, dueled by:llm11ed Llabohty •--f-lc_t_ll_lo_u_1_8_u_s_ln_e_ss __ dT":eg ~~~~ls;N~s: GROUP ung1:0n ~~~~~to;A ~264~n-~fornla upon nonr•· techona or Ille written ob-• OLE' b) Pleasure Point Con-Co "
f.:::..:...d bl • a ent of ec:llons with the court be· Clerk, by EVA I • cepts, 704 Acacia St .. New· Name Statement I JOO Brostol SI No Giibert .Joe Seieza• 2614 _, • • P ym ore the hearing Your ap-SIAS, Deputy C Have you sta1'1ed doing The following persons are Sto 100. N'ewport Beach Huntington St. Huntongton
St0.00. An addltlonl.l pearance may be In peraon Publlshed Newport ~~v:~a~~ug~:2~~~ 704 business yet?Yes, 10·3'1·97 doing buSlness as· CO CA 92660 Beach CA 92648
charge of $4.00 musl or by your attorney. Beach.Costa Mesa Dally Acacia St Newport Biach Colber1. Eichinger & Co. ReNrN, 2916 Royal Palm Tanya L Shroyer, 1300 Tnls buSlnan Is con· ~dncluded ii handled by IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Pilot January 15, 22• <>9. CA 92625 ' ' LLC, ThOmas W. Eichinger. Or .. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Bristol St No. Ste 100 ducted by· an ind<v1du1l
1. Bid Documents nnd or a contingent creditor ol February 5 1998 Gary Allen Lee. 704 Acacia ~~b!;ii~~n~erwas ltltd Rodney B~rs. 2916 Ro~al ~ewport Beach. C~ 92660 b~~~~es~°:et?s~~ttd do•ng
other contrecl documents the deceased., you must ftle . . Th252 S1., Newport Beach, CA with the County Clerk ot Palm Or' osta Mesa. A his d bbus1ne.ssds c,on· G1lbeA Joe Sa1••1r nlllP also be examined at your claim w11h lht court 92625 0 C 9 92626 ducte y an 1nd1111 111 " -
the Office 01 the City Clerk and m11I a copy lo the per-PUBLIC NOTICE Thia business Is con-range OYnty on 01·09· 8 Pa1r1c:11 Sills. 2916 Ro~11 Have you stal'1ed domg This statement was !tied
of the City of Costa Mesi ~rn~edrg~r~~:~~~t~eWll~f,; Flctltlou• Bu•lneH . ~~~~~~by: I limited part· Daily Pllo!~:~~;~:~.O~. ~;~~60r .• Coste Mesa. A ~u~~=s~ ~~~o~:r 0~'!1n~~eCo~~~;t~n ~l-~~9g1
~ments will not be tour monlhs from the date Name Statement Have you started doing Feb. 5, 1998 th264 This business Is con· This statement was hied 19988748048
malled unless the ad-of fir11 Issuance of the let· The follow1ng persons .,1 business yet? Ytt, 121151 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by:husband and with the County Clerk ol Dally Pilot Jan 22, 29. 161onal $4.00 charge 11 In-tars es provided In sec11on doing lxlslntss II: Tim• 97 wife Orange Coullty on 12·23-97 Feb .. 5. 12, 1998 Th27o
lyded with payment. 9100 of the California Pro-works Trenscrlpllon Ser· Steven c.. Holt. Generel Flctltlou• BuilnHI Have you started doing 19973743184 .a.ti bid lhaU be made bate COde. The time tor Iii· vice. 3900 Birch Street. Per1ner business yet?No Daily Pilot Jan. 1, 8, 15
n the Proposal form, Ing claims wtll not tKplre 1202, Newport Beech, CA This statement was flied Name Statement TRho1d,nesyta81!'!!'~t wa• 11,_,. 22. 1998 Th237 "'' P·l lh h p.9 before f<?ur months from 92680 with the County Clerk of The following persons are ........... ,....
dtd In th:"°contrect thbe heenng date nollc.d Sally London, 1970 North Orange County on 12·30·97 ~fb~-~~T'~:P~~y. with the County Clark of
men11, and shell be e Yg~· MAY EXAMINE "'' Uncoln Street, Orange, CA 19973743504 b) Soundcast Company. Orange c~~:a:'1~~fo;8
ompanled by a certln.ct Ille kept by the court. II you 9f,?:;n Rey. 25727 Vla Dally Pilot Jan. 8. 15, 22, c) Griswold Cashng, 1701 Dally Piiot Jan. 15, 22. 29,
r cashier'• eneclt« 1 bid are 1 person Interested In Lo{T'las 112 Laguna Hills 29,1998 Th247 Placentia Avenue, Coste Feb. S. 1998 th261 fOf not less t"8n '°" the e•t•t•. you may nte CA 92653 • • PUBLIC NOTICE Men. CA 92627-4475
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I lht emount of their bid with the court a former R• Mary Aston 107111 Cheat· Griswold ~ndustrlts, Inc.. PUBLIC NOTICE
• queel for Special Notice of St • A 1 A L Fl tlllo 8 1 (CA), 1701 Placenha Av· 1----------•-------------------~--Ade payable to the City the llllng ol en Inventory nut rHI, P · os c ua u• n••• enue. Costa Men. CA Flctltlou• Business s l]~l:ZNiG Costa Mesa. No pro-and appraisal of estate as· ~amllos, CA 90720 Name St•t•cn•nt 92827-41475 Name Statement Annelle 8ook1pan, 1423 The lollowlnn ""''°"' are I HI •11•11 be considered sets or of 1ny petition or AlamDa 10 Huntington doing t>uslnen i;;; Thia business • con· The following persons are
Its• 1ccompanled by account ea prOlllded In Beach CA 92648 SRC PROPERTIES. 2850 dueled by: 1 corpor•tlon doing business as:
h cashier's check, cash section 1250 ot the Cellfor-Jotyn 'opanel 3113 Newpor1 Celle GuedeleJara San Hive you '1•r1•d doing PREFERRED BENEFITS
bidder'• bond. ~~:.r~~~'·s~1:· ~o~: AV9. 1303, long Beach, C1emen1•.i. CA 92fl73' ~~:,~~:!i~::ie'•~~nc: .. ~~~;~,1~N52.1!~~g~,:
No bid shall be consld· torm Is avellable from the CA 90814 Rodn9y ~urr111, 2850 Cane Daniel B. Ktlle Chlel Fl· Hll?i CA 92e53
unless It Is made on a coun clerk This bualnue Is con· Guadale)ara. Sen Clem-nencial Officer ' P :; td Bent! IS Group
k Pfot>Osal fOftn f\lr-Attor~•~ for Pell· :!.~~P by:a general part· 8;~~r~t 9;~:er11ts Inc This etatement was flied I~ •• tCA). 23015' Ott Lago:
lshtd bY the Ctty ol Costa tlo,,.n Have you atarted doing (CA) 1300 Quell St ', Sult~ with the County Clerk ol LaQuna Hills. CA 92eS3
... end Is made II\ ac· DOUOL.AI C. LIECHTY, buslneu yel?No m. Newpon Bnch, CA Orange County on 1·20.98 Thia bu1lnts1 11 con·
dance with tho prOlll· KIO ATTORNEY AT Sally London 92660 19988748084 ducted by: a corporetlon
1 of tht Proposal ,... LAW ' :JU UN MIQUIL Thia 11atem.en1 wll flied Thfl butlneu 11 con-Daily Piiot .Jfl/I. 22. 29, H...,. you ltvted cl01ng
uiremen11 o• ' IT• • •o NEW with 11\t County Clerk ol dllCttd by:a gefltfal pat1· Feb. 5, 12. 189t Th279 bu1lne1t yet? Yes, '~:98
:':I.\. • "'' ' '• ' • O Coll ty Of 09 98 hi Preferred Benefits ""oup, Eai;n bidder must havt • PORT BeACH, CA range n on • • nlf• P PUBLIC NOTICE Inc, Ai.n Cration, CEO, .. , c-15 Flooring end 82990.TIOS . tttl97151 to Have you atatltcl d0491 Ownlf/Man•ger
Covering Conlt'Ct°' Publlal\td Newport Dally Polol Jan. 15, 22, 29, ~ualne,~a )tt7Ye~i:.1"~· Ftotltlou• Bu•lneH Thie atatement was filed
tntt end a1ao be pr• Oeech·Coata Me.. Dally '•b. 5. 1998 th2117 A::!, su:r°.W: Prttld~f" Name Statement w1lh 1ne "County Clertt ol
•• rtQulrtd by Pilot January 1e, 22, 231 PUBLIC NOTlCI Thi• 1t1ttmtnt was flied Tht foOowlng ~on• ere Otangt CollnJy on 1·20-98
1991 With ll\t County Clttll of dOlnQ bustneu aa. tff81748041
A Contractor u11ng a cran · rn742 ~tut WtltrnaM. Wtl• Orange County on 0149--M ;&~~A~~cMlAsw~~:a Dally P110t Jan. 22. 29,
claaalll"tlon not·~~ PUBLIC NOTICE c::r .. ~q~\z .. :n::~. ~ 1ffJ 1174513! Bitch St., Newport 'eeech, F'eb. 5, 12. 1ne Tt1213
, tl'1t Oenen11 Prev-·no Ile• that an 1ppllc.1tlon '°' Dally Pilot an. 15• 22• '"'• CA 92880 PUBLIC NOTICE 11• Dtltrmlnatlon'I mey ne1ISl94a itcoveiy hat been mtdt to P'tb. a. 1991 ll'IUI Jo Jallna-Cact\la, 28~ r---------
ttQUfttd to pay the 0SUllMONI the Departmtnt of Reel I!• PUIUC NOTlC! Pueo Mlchefte. lflll Juan FlotlUoue •~lneN rate of lhlt etall or lite Recovery Account Utlll Clp.strano, CA 82t't5 H.•nM Statement daallfl~on inott clottly (CITACION JUDICIAL). r.ur~ant to a JUdgment In Plotltloua IU91Maa ~avid C. Worle~, 6~59 Tl'lt fotlowlnQ petton.t llt
UI II at ahOW!I II\ NOTICE TO Dl!fENOANt. avot ot Rhlndlr [)hoot NMM ltet-....nt 0 SulllYan. l.oa ~. clOlnQ tKl"""9 H ' I Av I t o 1 Ao u a a cf o) (County of SU11tt ~It ot The CA too:>a a) T·SIBtt • SurlbOarda Deteunlneaon1 Ml~AEL HOCHMAN ANO California, ciu No. ,....-. ::r'ng ~·art This bualnHa la con-b) T·S1r"1 e $urft)Oatd1'.
•t the time ol the DOH 1 l'O 20, INCW-CVCSM-3301). EYetY ..... ~ ~ 3120 ~ br! C°4'p81'tMtt Appertl I MOii, 9021. $.El bids SN!. aonabte 8't•"'P' 10 ......,. na • Hava ~ ,1anec1 doing CltninO RM•. San c~
ContfactOf • ., ... com-VOU ARI! 8[1NO SUID av .. plltlet hit bttn made ~ ·=· .~~ tKtelntU Y9tf v ... 7/14 enl• CA urn With the proyt1lon1 of PLAINTIF'P:: (A Ud. le "ta' A cot>Y of the appllc4tb M~ Jo JaMI~ Hofman D~ fMn, IOI
1170 IO 1710 '"' dtrrlendal\CIO) CA.AMINA and ... pteadlngt ............ ,.Midi,..,. ........ ~..!.~Cl~·· Thi• 1tatt!Mnt ... filed Call• Del ltecUlco, San • AAAMIULO AYAH AAAM-able et the I.ht Ofbt of .., av ..,...an ...,_..... • 0--"l't the County ~ of Cltmlntt; CA. at12
¥t, Of the Clllfvfl\la IU\.O, A MtNOR, MICHA&L ....... Wm C"'9on. .. tone .. Mar, Cal'°""' Orange COUl'ly on 12-30-17 Thie bu11ne11 I• c:on-
Cocfe: VII~ AAA.MIULObA MINC>f' .... 1NO llllca AYefUI lecf• 12121 1tlfa~~ ducted by. WI lndlYldual
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PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ' PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC ~OTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES .,,
ATTENTION PROCEED!~ AGAINST '"'°"~ esvmtieo IO oe abOVt u no llTMJ ~or bus1ne11 yet? YH, 1/4/98 PUBLIC NlllTfCE Tiiis bu1lne11 11 con· PUBLIC NOTICE Tht1 bu11n1u le con· PUBLIC NOTIC....,., ATTOANEVSI YOUr YOU OULD CON· set tol\tl f>elow The amounl oltler CX>fTllTlOrl "8~~1t11Qn 1s Marl\ O Owen ,., dueled by• en lndlvldual ducted b~· an lndMdual ------------
THIS IS YOUR LAST TAC A I.A ER · lbe g1111e< on tile day o ~inlc:1loM to lhe loca-This 1ta1emen1 wu hied Fictitious Builn•H Have you started doing Fictitious BuelneH H1v1 you , .. fled doing JloUtlous BualneH
CHANCE to PRESIDE as =~~lie=~~ m &~~K ANDREW tton ~~~ ~~1,h~eh1,.~~~yn1~ ~1-~9;1 Neme Stetement bUSJo:::~~c~rr:': Heme Stetement busSco,,,.n !!..r.d111?rNo Heme SlalemetH JUDGE In Opt 17. OF SU· -"s -a S WSK . I ,_ ..,_, :5\ ,..._ ~ vr . .,, """ ..... In Th f ti I ~ T I H PEAIOR COURT OF THE ""' di ..... on a sing• l1WI u... 19985740007 • "1 o owing persons '" Th11 11a1tmen1 w11 lileo • o ow ng peraont are Th11 atat1men1 was filed he o owing peraon1 Ill STA TE OF CALIFORNIA stale or nabOnal bank c:lledt as h•s SOie and ~ ~ 0 davs or the ate o 0 1 P 1 1 J 22 29 doing busrneu 11• with the C0t.tnty Cltfk or doing 1>Y1lne11 at: with the County Cieri\ ol doing butlnen 1.1: lwlg
c ENT RA L 0 R 4 NG E draMi Dy a state or federal il1y blic:atlbn of this Notice fe1b1\ 1 ~0. 199;" Th281 WARAr1s, 19012 HOiiy SI. Orange County on l·~0-98 J&J Con1ullJng, 1048 Ir· Orange County on 1•2o.98 Bendor1, 2243 M.artln St ..
COUNTY JUDICIAL DIS· Cled•I union 01 a dlecit ~led T~'lt fj le " . Huntington 8Hch, CA 19986746047 vine All.a •• 1818, Newpc)ll 1998474SOSD -.u1, ll'Vlne, CA~6U.
TRICT, pending ltlO Juno 2. dsa'avY1111. sbaynda to~ .. ,!!'""'leda•~ cVul· T ~TRUS Ef. >.;I OS. 1998STEE PUBrlc UOTfCE 926U Beach, CA 92660 Glenna Travers McG111;y. ng .,., ,_....,.. """ IC >.I 1.; TRU " " James Linn Wagnor, 99 Daily Pilot Jan 22• 29, Jeffrey L. Boykin, 1048 Ir· Doily Pilol Jan. 22, 29, 2243 Martin St., 1 121 • .:.lr· 1~~8P1:1:~!10~o~tlc~u r~~!\i o~ sa~1nis :~ ~~ menl ~ 811 ~~st't; ~IC AWC FERNANDO Flclltlous BuilnH• Fair Drive, Costa Men. CA Feb 5, 12, 1998 Th271 vine Ave .. 1618, Newport Feb. 5, 12, 1998 Th283 vine, CA 92612 2
proponent S1anley Fiala ~n 51(f2 ol ~~inanoal Book paoe~ al R.ec· MIS~EI VO Hem• Stetement 92626 Beach, CA 92860 · Till• b11slness 11 mlJl• Toi (714) 751-1373, FIJC ....,. au·"--· .... 1,. ~ ords 111 th~ ~ the Re• SIM~fi # T>-1 n ,.,, pe sons are This business Is con· This bu1lne11 11 con· ducted by:1n lnd1vldual """ u""'....., "' ~""~'~ c 9 34 do',"n'~bou~lne'·s·•, as~ ducted by:1n lnd1vldual PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by; an 1nd1vldual Have you started dolrvi (7 I 4 ) 7 5 I ·2 8 3 0. 0 r business Ill thlS state will rael of 0 G County, ~ ~IVl~1 A 1 5 • .. .. 1dlcorp•" !lash net Your held by Ille dulY ~led ablc>rn.a 81 PRO ~OTIONS av GEN· Have you started doing Have you started dotng PUBLIC NOTICE bu11n1u yet?No deedhne 10 register ,1 on t!ee as Sho'M1 belO~all ate ol Sale 215.198 at 9 45 IC ESIS, 18 Woodhaven or bu11neu yet?No Fictitious Busln•H business y117 No Gl1Ma Travers McG11dV February 4, 1998 81 5 Pm hi ~IMl. and intere:si con-AM 11J 1/ 1129198 L N 1 CA 92677 James Wagner N•m• Stelement Jeffrey l.. Boykin Fictitious BuslnHs Thi• 11a1ement wH tlltd
pub 11 shed New P 0 r1 )'eel IC and now held by the P~.p,1 S.t~ A~TH MAIN N~ ~R ACHICOSTA ~~~~a p~faustevt Betog•:in This statemenl was f1ted The 1011ow1ng por1on1 are Thia 11a11man1 was filed N•m• Sl•t•m•nt With th• County Cieri! ol
Beach-Costa Mesa Dairy llV$1ee in the llereinaftet de-~~ HCOU~~ JP. ~N~~SS~ neas. 16 Woodhaven Or. with the County Cl11k of doing bustn1u as· with ttie County Clerk or Tiie following persons are Orange County on 01-09-98
Pilot January 17, 22. 24. ~.~~IJ.t~nd0~r T~ HOU~E 700 CIVIC N ER Laguna Niguel, CA 92677 Orange County on 01·09·98 Anderson Masonry, 154 E. Orange County on 1·20.98 doing business as: 19988745101
29. 1998 Sa051 Clescnbe(I belO~e sale .,,."u ORIV WEST. SANTA ANA. PUBLIC NOTICE Thts business Is con· 19986745108 Wiison, Cosio Mesa. CA 19989748002 THERAPIST STAFFING Daily Pilot Jan. 15, 2a.ao.
be made. but Wllhoul oove-CALI ORNIA ---------ducted by· an lndoviduol Daily Pilot Jan. 151 22, 29, 92627 Dally Piiot Jan, 22, 29, NETWORK, 921 Azalea Or., Feb 5 1998 · th~2 PUBLIC NOTICE nan1 or warra~I eAj)ressed Amount of unpaid balance Flctltl.ou1 Builneu Havo you startod doing Feb 5, 1998 lh266 Gary Anderson, 164 E Wll· Feb. 5, 12, 1998 Th278 COiia Mesa, CA 92626 · ' •
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S or ..:Ts~~· ardino,.,_!•,I.'! !! "SI 013he1 chatges Heme St•l•m•nt business yet? Yes. 9.25.97 son. Costa Mesa, CA Nickl t... Berg, 921 Azalea .. Posse~........ e ........ r J B The following persons are Voul a Paraskevl Belog1on-PUBLIC NOTICE 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE Dr .. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 No room left SALE t>rances to pay the remaining et Address or other doing business as: 11eas • This bu11neu 11 con· This business Is con· _
T.S. No. NC-37~.C ~sum ~the nole(s) common de519na1ion ol real INTEGRAi MORTGAGE This statement was Med Fictitious Buslneu ducted by· en lnd1v1dual Flctlllou• Business ducted by:an lndlvldual In the g;:irage "'
Loan Ho. 1m t secured by the ol Trust \>'£11falviNE AVENUE 3750 Susan St , Suite 200 with the county Clerk or H•m• .Statement Have you Slarted doing Name Stetement Ha11q you stalled clolng for lhe car? ._,
BYOlJ AR~NE8 OAFU ~~ With Jilter~ and le CllllQeS Santi Ana. CA 92704 Orange County on 1 ·20-98 r.ne 1ollowing persons are business yet? No The lollowing persons are business yet?No .:r:.. ER A thereon. as proVlded tn lhe NEWPORT BEACH. CALI· 1g98674ooe8 . Gary Anderson Nickl L Borg ATEO I 4195 UNL note{s), adv~s. under the FORNIA 92660 APN # 117-Bob nustgian. l92 Rock-doing business as. Th is statement was tiled doing buslnoss as· Thia at:iloment was Mod A call to y~ fAKE ACTION TO lerms of the Deed of Trust. 574-07 view, lrvono, CA 92715 Daily Pilot Jan. 22. 29. JEE and Company, 10101 with tho County Clerk of Scott Sowder & Associates, with tho County Clerk of P TECT YOUR PROP-interest thereon fees The undersion~ Trustee Mark Owon. 3 Hickory Fob s. 12, 1998 Th282 Margo Lan~. Westm1n11or. Orange County on 1.20.98 1551 East San Ano Place, Orango County on 0\.12.98 classlfled can ER Y IT MAY BE SOLD AT Charges !Ind expen$es ol the d1scialms anylabikty lor any Tree l~ne, lrvtno, CA 926121---------CA 92683 19985746052 Orange, CA 92665 help A P~BLIC SALE IF Y8U Trusree for the total amoun1 incorrectness ol the slleet This business is con· John Emmett Ek51rom. Scon M. Sowder, 1551 E. . 1998974 5208
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DEL MAR
COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT NEWPORT RENTALS TO BUSINESS EMPLOYM ENT APPLIANCES 60 1;1
102 2 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 216 9 BEACH 2 6 69 SHARE 2 72 4 OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYMENT tfl s s 3 o iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitii
• 4 Br H s e S 1 3 95. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 904 •••••••-~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Apt s z Ref rig $14 S ·
OCEAN VIEW
30r J 58a. 2·FP's,
r.larblc Floors, Pool,
Floor to Cool Windows,
Entc>rtaming Pcdoct S 1,449,000
JAMES GOULD AGT
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COSTA MESA 1024
yard, dbl gar. lrplc, Vacant Nowp Crosl 3Bl1 * 2 BR·2B4garage Bal Pon Mast or w/botn '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Res taurant wn,ne11Dryer 51'101•n roomy. now carpet, 21 /2 BA. luxury up· t• EMPLOYMENT' Cafe/Upscale Xlnt cond! 646·S8'(8 w/d hookup.balcony, In cozy 3br home Fp, •••••••• gardener, Mosn Verde graded. $1950/mo. Hong Hosp. area patio. ocoan/bock yrd Please be wary ol out 5530 Fre n c h Ba kery Agent 556-4430 (714) 645·0127 $900mo.722·0388 5525 mo • 1/ ... UI'-2 IOCOl1ons PTIFT All " "" o I a r o a co 111 pa n1e s . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 E'side 2br Ibo. small VIA LIDO BAVFRONT Call Yvonne 675·2831 Check Wit~ tho local Shi IS DVOll customer
d I Spectacutor 2Br 2Ba •2 & 3 br Lg apts 2· Better Business *POSTAL J OBS• i.voriontod S7hrs1ar1jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifi yar · gar, 5 ove, c .. r gar. w d hk·ups, COM Prof female to Call or apply fridg Ip w d hk ups upper unit, w11h la~ge .. Bureau boforo you 5 14 08 Hr Bonoftts s111'5 m~ 645 se62 balcony. Oii amenities Ip, wet-bar, central air share 3Br 3Ba homo send any money tor Exam Apphcatton Info C'EST SI BON 3 ROOMS OF FUR" · · Newly Romodeles Goll course view 5GOO • dep 1 3 Uils fees or services Read 1·800-200·9769 KCA130 149 l11vers1oc Ave
•E'SIOE T OWNHOUSE VIEW! FP. garage St995·52995 644·0509 477·4502·0 6l3·4"197·E and undorstond nny 6am-8pm 7-days NB 645·0•147 i,~~~ l~~~~~dho~~~~
161h Ptaco.1Br·2ba, Boat Slips Avaitabte 2 b 2 b /d L A CM S coniracts bcla,io you ---------3•1·14 E Coast Hwy loreplaco.washor-dryor Must Soo! Avail Now! r 8 e n 9 pts S400'dep lse hr/ Admln/Offlce Assist. c 0.M 675·0994 corp, apts, res nptl $850mo.722·0388 52950/ I L w/gar. Ip. w/d hk·ups. ba w fem, now, big. sign. Shop oround tor Busy Prop.Mgnt Co. Models Incl. lov, dmll Yr Y ea s 0 micro. pvt be~ch-bo~t stytctl hmo, l"v c~ts. rates 11ich:trd or Bruno 5 bd VILLA RENTALS v v "' w " ---------WorcJ.oxcol,35wpm ---------pc sot. pictures
FURNITURE 60"1
West Bluff 2br 2ba, 7 14•875•4912 slip a11I S1995·S2800 gated• pool. 631·2111 •FREE GROCERIES n.m Billing, Insur· Retail Sntes tamps & mall so1,1
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1500sf, 2·car all gar, 7 I 4·760-0919 Lido Is le share Id eat Cul your Grocery Bill ance. Productton Re· Need P/T 10· 1 Shrs $999 95. ; E'slde 3br 2ba & \br quiet. minutes 10 by up to 50·'c. Guaran· ports Good business AM Shift Call Out of 7t4·965·0500 I
on A·2 Lot S2J9K beach parks 513001••••••••-3 br 2 ·5ba Brand New W;uorfronl duplex 3br teed' EVERY TIME sense. FT M·F Call Santa Fe Tamara Cort Ct11ranc1 Cent-
O"cr 3br is vacant mo 714·201·2708 APARTMENTS 2-s1ory Duplex near 2ba. tastefully lur· VOU BUY! By Choice 673·5300 x 13 or ___ <7_1_4J_G4_4_·_59_S_3__ 10700 Spencer Owner Agt 642.9666 Via Lido 52000 mo mshod, p111 ba. n smkr C 1 0 Fo nta Valle FOR RENT •714·673·2303 • S750m 714 723 5388 not by hanco ver fa>e 873·9319. Salos u in Y
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• -1200 Brand Names ---~-------• L1ngo11e1Novc1ty Store !=========~ Property' 3011 1 BA IAGUNA Big Baytront 3br, lam NB Mastr Dovor .Shore Cati Now 800.963·9961 COUNTER HELP 2 Pos111ons Avt FT:10· Entertainment Upscnte Zinc Cafe & 4 /PT " g S.,/H • 2B R 1 BA Grt Buy! BEACH 2148 ---------rm w/wot bar, 2ba, 2 pvt ba/ent to patio/Ja e/ PUBLIC NOTICE! pm : ... pm " r If/Mo wash oak,
$359,000 '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COSTA MESA 2624 gar, tp, near beaoh yard, w/d, $575. John Elocliclty deregulation Ma rke t In Laguna Must be Reliable. Ol'.tra storage, glo 2BR 1BA w/room for•• 51995 mC' 642·9699 or Shane 642·6386 h~s created • 5215 Beach seeks exp'd Lotion s & Lace I I & I I Oc f o t C d u ~ people w'xtnt people 743 Baker St C M wood doors, I ko c'pans on orgo un I ean r n o n o '*MESA VERDE* Newllf Renovated NB Shr 2 Master Br B1ll1on oppt Y PT/FT skills Coll Arlene • . . S325 obo 969-
$249,000 S2pectacularWW1r v,1ew Spacious 1Br & 28r 1200sl spacious 2.iHrs 714·648·2220 714-494·6302 Wom.ShoeStoreCOM Jackie G•ths. Realtor br '2ba, no pots, pie 28r & don, lplc, w/d, From 5750_ No Pols neods sales person 7 14-631-8011 priva1e stops to beach patio, garage. Clean & condo, nr golf course, _________ DELIVERY DRIVERS Sat·Sun only. Shoe MERCHANDISE
NEWPORT
BEACH
51950.mo 499-2791 Sharp S995/month Newport Bay Te rrece w.prf I male. S775/mo MONEY 714·720-845B 1691 Mesa Drive +1/2utl. 622-7364 ~~~ ~~~ ~;ln~~·l~aJs~ __ o_xp_._a_+_.e_7_5_~_2_9_2_ M ISC. '6
1 Br o •tac h e d 714"545"4855 NB:FEM TO S HR furn TO LOAN 2914 hold 6 1 Coolers. Earn MEDICAL BILLING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Cottages w/Palio _N_e_w_p_o_r _t _l_s_l_F_U_R_N-'O-. 2br/1ba on Seashore. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $SO·S100/doy. N/smk oxcollent SSS. training FIREWOOD X'lnt w
near beach. Calhodral Upstairs small 1BR Bath has 2 sinks 1 *ELIMINATE• HEALTH V provided, PC/Mc:>dem S135 cord, dellv •••••••••I 5 Br 4Ba Oversized 101. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cells. trig. Move-In Stnglo, no pets, ref's Lrg br w/2 ctosotsl GOURMET roqulrod Coll 7 Days 10 your d rive
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HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
1069 NEWPORT
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GENERAL 1002
Gourmei Kot. 5995K v. 1BR 1BA Wa le'rfront dep. 548·2421 clds Ull. 7l4·650-360l $825mo,ut11 .free •(7 14)263·4414• (714)852·8827
Mobile Home on Lido Don 846·2259 Flnanclal Troubles? Dr I v• rs needed -----------,.-,.,-..,..,.--=---Hapeman 260·4747 P . I S1500 2br 1ba Duplx on bluff N t H ht I lmmodl Drive your EMPLOYMENT •Like New Que~ en1nsu a. .mo wp g s 2br • o c. ---------s f B d {F iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BIG CANYON VILLAS 7 1 4 ·6 7 3 ·8 O 3 O nr bch, w/d hk·ups, 2ba, 2-car gar. w d Newport Beach Pool, Debi Consohdat1on & I ruck/car . FT/PT. SERVICES 5533 ° a • tor
GOVERNMENT FOR LEASE/SALE single garage, pet? hk·ups, n 'pets. Avail tonn, wtk to bch w/d, Loans avallabto. no exp. 8B8·283·2S72 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SIOO Sago & l1haPO FORECLOSED MASON ELLIS Big Cenyon Broedmoor S795 mo 642-9699 211, 51 550_ 646.9439 n/s. refs req. SSOO •888·271°3146• Palms SS. 645·39Ej\.
Homes from ponniel> REALTORS 4Br 2.5Ba, Xlnt Cond. •2Br 2Ba Garage. Lrg .,..,..,..--,..---~-..,...-w/2/men. 646·8473 •••••••• \.J
on $1 OolinQucnt Tnx 7 14-759-7700 $4150.mo/lyr loaso+ dock, S930/mo. Open Waterfront Condo ---------•••••••••• ARE YO U Plooso bo aware that ., Ropo's, REO's Your.,,.---------Mickey Harlling723·0940 House Sat 1124 11.2. avail 2/1. 2br 2ba w/ Newport Coast Shr 2 FRIENDLY( 1110 hsllngs 1n this col· COMPUTERS 6018
a r o a Tot I Fro e Blurts close to COM -=,_..,,.,..,......,,..,..,..--=---2370 Omnge Ave.#3 rooftop dock. Walk to Master Br/Ba, view. ANNOUNCEMENTS RESPONSI 8 E ogory may require you l:;jjiiiiiii:.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
900.219.9ooo xH.1398 HS. 3br .. 2bo 2·car Bluff'sNl•t• Suerte (7 8 0 I / 11 1 pool gym tennis l••••••••-to call a 900 number'" ii tor currenl l1st1ngs garage Upgraded, Light & Bright, New (~~i, g371 ~g~5or ~~~ s~;~~~ 5~0~t~:: 5950'. utts 80().688·2129 & CA RIN G? tn wt11ch there IS a Now Hewlett Pac~:t_<J -------""--1 •soc I u de d homo pain1/crpt. 3br 2.5ba, --::---..,.---·-....,.....-.. a pro·'de 1 1 Primer Oeskjcl ~ L · • oxl.6009 Loavo msg ---------.. ~ VJ c largo por minu e St 11 . . 1 • arge 5300SQ II S2779K 720-1704 Bkr 52000 714·67S·9495 •Costa Mesa'• Best lrarL~portatlonServices 1 '"origina bol Vacant Ros1auran1 on Jr·lbr & 1 br, quiet Nwpl Cst PV1 bod ba, ANNOUNCEMENTS 10 our eldrrly and warranty & carlri e
2 Lois '" the-center or EASTBLUFF 4Br 2Ba He rbor Ridge gated comm, pool, MISCEL' !'11.TEQUS viow, shr kit, living rm, 2 920 disabled community. EMPLOYMENT S200 obo 723-7
Balboa Also Smokers Model Perce! Condo. 2 .. 2. Spa , sauna. So ionnls. o<isy access 10 &.nJ1 w/d. gar, S700/mo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WANTED 5535 Patio A Great Buy IJ ow appls, c<irpct, lrg potoo S2750/mo 'yrly. r e /b h/ ti RENTALS A 1 1---------
$7 49,900 IJonus rm $445,000 8111 Grundy 1111r r ~';'~~5;;~0';; s . vni 211 375·9595 $$FREE MONEY$$ .r Qlmp<1Ut1ve wages WANTED
Paul Langone By Owner 640·4813 714/875·6161 For Single Parents stMt.illgaU 7 5Mir •Swedish Nurse • TO BUY
714·675·8120 E'Slde 2Br 2Ba Fplc. Call: 1-800·070-0073 .IParHlroo&Full·llme Loving. Oependablo,1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiii6i0iilil!ii9 LANDMARK ESTATE Nlce/Clee n partial D/W. Hk-ups, H:ar --------p1o l x c 0 · · 1•
ON THE POINT furnished Studio gar•1 parking space ROOMS 2706 COMMERCIAL FREE CASH ,/~~;:,:gwhlk! L~~~I ~~,~~. ,~v·~;s Old Coins Gold s1'4r
SOLD! MAGNIFICENT Condo 1n galod S97Smo 645-S862 RE.AL ESTATE GRANTS! l\01Ulr1nlJ)1>UT Exp Ltvo Locally Franktln Mint, Slet)~g
$895K Versa•llos complex. E'slde Twnh•• 2br College. Scholarships. B lkttn<I<' ~714·846·3735 '/ Ola waictiH & l•=y Showcase homes
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Great Communllyl 1 Sb 1 59251 Slngle Mom seeks ••••••••• W111coest C:O.n &42· 8
P d S7SO mo. 850·7659 · 8 ·car gar, Business. Modica! .lf'Hl'ndl)',ll'M1-<1r1rnted nJ entiaJ mo. & 2br 1 b a all room to rant In nice bllls. Novor Repay. work Hwtrorunent TOP DOLLARS PAID ti I Id $925/ homo near beach. Pis 1---------CaJ1l•rllle ._., ON THE WATER u 5 nc mo. Call 714_642_8533 APARTMENTS 2 750 Toll Froe 21 ye&rSorngeoroklcr MERCHANDISE For Records, J•zz. 714·7 23·8120 3br 2ba condo on •714-84-..4 0 3 0 • B00·218·9000 x0·139B VnlldO\IJrlvl'r'll Ucenst1 Soundfraclls, E1c ..
Udo Park Dr. Fresh Lrg 1 Br Loft w/yard, ----------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mid AV~AuAnldrivln Call Mike 845·7505 Lido Island Proporttos '" ....... oe ' g paint. all now carpet, gr o a I Io ca 11 on I RENTALS TO SERIOUS BUYER 1---------l'ffiJrd ~quired
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Root Estate Soct1on
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Llaa Rivera
714/S74-42S2
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ARCHITECT
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B11171G4ru.!17dy5 8A1o,:t1tors dbl gar boat allp avl. $695 . + $650 .dep SHARE 2724 IN L.A. OR o.c. FOUND 2 925 'nJiFor more
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LINDA ISLE CALL ASAP Call Neil EXQUISITE SBA 4 SBA JAMES GOULD. AOT FOUND! Yellow Lab 8 5 7 7 9 5 0 o tforod at s3,3oo.ooo NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT ~ mix, dog, on Jan t6th. -
J eff Arcuri, Agent BEACH 2669 BEACH 2669 BEACH 2669 ·'e Prudential In Newport Beach. AllllaM•llffl
7 1 4 .9 4 1 ·8 9 8 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C•lihlrW• hellr Please call 650·3863 ltlMMl#lllllflllf 714·812·7474 Loat 1/20 Block & ,., ... ., ..... e .. 1•c.
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w/fp. rool·top deck. of 1711'1 & Pamona CM Editorial
• romodelodl S825.ooo BUSINESS OfFICE wk714·631·5272 De•lgn Paul Langone, Agt pgre2 e .BS9·1488 Editor
714-875-8120 FORRENT 27691--------P a ge dealuner Lost Btacl< Cat, femare, needed lor growing,
no collor. Vic of dyn•mlc Soulhern • Portoflno Model
Harbor View Homes
4br 3.5b•. Neuly
8,000sf Lot. $599,999
759·1960 By Owner
* LUXURY SPACe * Pac1l1c Or. In COM. C•I. newspaper chain. Golf course view, near Best friend ml11edl oood eye, a111tuae
alrpon 1000-2000sq.ft. (714t 723·1277 and work •Ihle all
S 1.50 par tt. 250·0485 LOST: Cal. Orey, Over· mandatory plua Quark
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CORONA
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1533 Monrovl• Ave. nla Community Newt,
Nwpt Bch 645·211 I -8-EAL--T-H_&____ 330 w Bay SI .. Cost•
38r 2 .58• 2·Sly, F•m FOR RENT I MHe, CA 82627
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PETS &
ANIMALS
Rm, Pointe Oel Mar ••••••••• Home. Welk lo boach
& town. $525,000 ---------
720·1779 Agl/Owner GENERAL 2102
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to S398,000 Mot1v•ted. Lu IC u r ~ Le a• Ing
Agenl 714·759·3704 Broker 714-&52•6700
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3br + 2br. n•w root. CORONA
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deposit. Agont
714-494-U41
TI1e Ba('k Hay i!'l In our Backyard
Newly renovated padou!I I & 2 Bl-droom11.
• Clo ·to O.C. Airport, & Nl•wporl lff!ach Coif CoJmw
• Newly Rrmod Md lnlcriori
• Conv ·ni nt ,, Back Bay, M~or hoP1>ing & Ent~rt.Unmenl
• l.aundry Faciliti~~
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1691 Mesa Dr. (714) 545-4855
lH H apacH , furn., •Chronlo Fatigue? .Needed lor full service
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••t•pl phone $~00/ Info on 1rea1ment1, C.M. 71•·07·902e
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"lncludH Ski•, bind· pane, ahuvel1, rakes. baby alutf lh hand au~ Doneted Boata Wfth OMAR SHARIF
Inga, boo ta, polea, 111 2817 Wlllo (Unlvertllk'.) golf tluba • dl1hea & and TANNAH HIRSCH
•alzH avail. All accH. TICKTOCKeR morel 238; Azure Ave 30' Wellcratt Scarab .. tool ('1T4) 515-9022 81dewalk Selell Xtnt cond $17,000.obo
Sat Jan.24, 8am.1pm.1•••••••••
TV ELECTR Bran& n-donatlona 1"
1 ONJCS, and great bargaln1. TRANSPORTATION STEREO 6080 &40 w. 19th st. (nr Harbor/19th St)
'· C•t;le TV ---------BOATS D .. orembl•r• NEWPORT -.. 7011
•800.211-4125• iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii
TV'a, 281n Ouuar BEACH 6169 ' .!~~~· 71:~s5;~9~Vi ~1ij2ii1ii2iiiDiieiiviioiiniiiLiinii.iiNiiiB
':"' Near Weatcllll & Oover
Sat 1/24 8-4pm Furn1.
8 HORSEPOWER
Outboard motor.
Uke newlS450. OBO.
Call 602·0289.
-gARAGE SALES lure & misc goodies! 1-P-O_WE __ R_B_O_A_T_S __
Huge Multl Famlly Sale
Sat January 24 7:30 7012
DO TELL
30' 1989 Sunrunner ExpreH, 4~·1, Low Bolh vulnerable North deala. four heart.II w1lh the WeaL c:arda. Aa
eoon ea dummy hiL t.he table Tom·
my knew Lhat the double preeaged
a poor heart. s plit, and his
demeanor al the table changed as if
by magic. Gone was the t.enlative
fumbler; the South aeal waa now
occupied by a ma.st.er t.acticao.
Hrs, $32,000.obo
31 ' 1973 Unlfllte
Flybrldge, Twin Diesel
$18,500.obo
38' 1980 F1bergl1sa
Sportllsher, Twin Olesel, $45,000.obo
Your Fevorlt•
Cherlty Inc.
714-075-0580
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COSTA MESA 6124
Newport Heights
Elementry S chool
(15th A Santa Ana) CLASSIFIED MARINE SUPS
SOlITH
•KQ 5 Q AQ543
0 9 3
•KQ 9
• Weal caahed the ace of apadea.
then s hil\ed lo a diamond. Tommy
won in dummy and, einoe the dou-
ble could only be baaed on a trump
alack, Tommy ignored the hearl
a uil. H e cashed the ace of clubs,
then came lo hand wilh lhe king pf
clubs and look the high epadea, dis-
carding clubs from dummy. The
queen of clubs was cashed, followed
by a diamond lo the ace and a dia-
mond rulT
•GARAGE SALi!•
3151 Samoa Place (Sat only 8am)
Whether you're buying
or selling, ~IUtiOed
covers ell your needsl
Run your ad in the
-Newport Be8ch-
Costa Mesa Daily
Pilot and the
• Hunting Beach-
• Fountain valley
Independent to
reach over 100.000
homes. Fax us this
form with your credit
• card # or mail with
-a check today! ~ " Run for a week! If
your car does not
sell, we'll run it for
another week FRIEi
Everything from A-21
Thur-Sun 8-? Nu/used
car speakere, olc/hse
furn, hsehld llem1, wm
cllhng 2527 Buckeye
Buy It. Sell It. Find It.
Cleaalfled.
lt'1 the resource. you DOCRS 7022
can count on to ••II a -·~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
myriad ol merchln· NO MORE SLIP RENTI
dl111 Items, because Boat with SO'moorlng The bidding:
NOR111 F.AST
1 0 P ... our columns compel GOOD LOCATION
quelllled buyer• to 1714)458·9593
SOl1I'H WEST I Q p ...
calll 2 0 P ...
PaH P ... 042·5078 •PVT DOCK • NB• 4 0 Dbl p ...
Wes l ovcrrufTed, but 1t dad not
dislurb Tommy. Down to nothing
but major-suit cards, West elUled
with a spade. Tommy ruffed, bring·
ing his trick total to eight, then
exiled with a low heart. West was
forced lo w111 and lead a trump into
Tommy's mlljor t.enace for the runth
and 10th tncks.
-,
1 8·28ft. $9/1 Oh. utls, steps to bch. shops,
eats.mo-mo. 675-0046
Side Tie for 30' Sail
Boat. $9 per foot.
good location. water/
elect. 714· 675-6128
AIRCRAFT 8010
25% .PARTNERSHIP
1977 Bonanza A:l6 at
SNA. For more Info
(714) 495.5535
Opening lead: Ace of•
Tommy was nol ending lhe old
year on a happy note. For the
longest. lime lrumps had bef'n
behaVlng and. as our readers well
know. Tommy was an average play-
er who became louched with greal-
neas when he was declaring a hand
where trumps broke badly.
Then came a stranger lo the club,
a player who had never beard about.
Tommy and his strange abilily, or
he would never have dared double
Learn to be a better bridge
playe r! Subscribe n ow to the
Goren Bridge Letter by calling
(800) 788-1225 for information.
Or write to: Goren Bridge Let-
ter, P.O. Bos «IO, C hicago, Ill
60680.
1.A•U•T•O•M-O•B•ILE-S• HONDA 908S JEEP 9110 OLDSMOBILE 91 SS
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'93 Orend Cherokee
LTD Ork green, mint.
lo ml, 2yr lac warr,
auto, a/c. feather. all
pwr. lint, alloys, am-
fm cess. $15,500
'84 ACCORD LX 9010 4-0r 5·Spd, P{W, CC,
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FM Cass, Needs TLC I
'91 lntegra 5spd, A/C, $1150 obo•63 1-0757
pw, pa, cc, am·fm -._,,.,,.9""'1-A'="c_c_o-rd..,...,,,E"'X,,..•-
cass, snrf, tint glass, A 1 AJC 1
A CURA
714·075·5110
'88 Olda 98 Grand
Perfect transportation,
low gas mileage, any
offer over $2200.
556-4017 before noon.
custom wheels. $9800 u 0 • ' ·pwr, cc. obo. 640·0420 ext217 am-fm cass. sunroof, _________ TRUCI<S 9220 S8999 11 14> 631·9843 MERCEDES 9130
'90 Accord EX Auto. ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
AJC. lealher, pb, pw, I" '78 CHEVY 3/4 Ton D YD, SELL MY CAR BMW 9030
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ps, cc, am-Im cass, '85 380 SL Convert Sllverado Long Bed,
sunr f $14 .800 . 118k mires, Burg/ V-8. 4 "Lllt. Mags 1986 BMW325et Coupe
80,000 ml,whle/blk Int. •714-840-0887• Palamlno Int, hard $1700 obo•631·0757 top, new soft top, Excelent condition
Call 044-0179 HYUNDAI 9090
mini, runs great. new A/C, CID s 15.000 Obo. '_v_o_L_V_0 ____ 9_2_3_0
HB Itta. 562·592·2235 .
CADILLAC liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim 9o4o 1988 TROOPER l-------,.-9-lS_O_ '92 Statlonwegon ~~ii!iiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiii $3500 Silver 5·speed, NISSAN Black, Leather, 4·Cyls, '77 Coupe de VIII• 4 wheel drive.Call roof racks $12,500.
O'elegance. Beautiful Besty 673·8158 '85 300ZX 714-644·9387
Orig. cond. Loaded. New Trans·l 2/3197. -;;;;;;;:::;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;;-
Must see. 646-8221 New fuel ln)ection sys· •
'81 Coupe de VIiie ISUZU 9100 tem. Runs Greall Bra.
Gray Runs perfecl. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $3200 OBO Or Trade New transmission/al· for Pre 70's Chevy
ternater. 714·646·8221 1992 RODEO Car. Ask for Lisa
,99 Seden De VIiie Black, V6. sunroof, 714·830-4990 am/Im cassette, Xlnt Gorgeous. A· 1 cond, di I s ooo ---------
1 owner. drk red. ~~~1 ~~~;. 7' or OLDSMOBILE 91SS
leather, make offer . 17141 574·4238 (714t 044·2287
'91 Eldoredo Coupe
9105 Beige, 1 owner, min~ JAG\JAR
d • a I e r s e r vi c e d , iii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
*'74 Olda Cutia•• V8, A/C, full pwr. am·
Im stereo, 77k miles.
$1000 (714) 723-4010 $7995. 714-964·9693 '79 Jaguar XJS Why play Hide 'N
t~:
Sell your extra
household
· items in
CLASSIFIED
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1998 85
TODAY'S
CRoSSWORP PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 MOnotonoos
5 Signs ue conlfac:t
9 Hero s ,aumey
14 Emmy's retauve 15 Taboo item
18 Beneath
1 7 L.eoendary IP'-E ngltsh oul1aw
19 "'Goodntghl" gu1
20 Impair
21 Kiin fOf hops 22 Lots
23 Astonish 25 -Han
26 Diamonds
slangoly 27 Grow
30 Throw
33 Soda purchaso 34 Little boy
36 Entertainer
Sedgwick 37 -on was
londol
38 GOO<l·natured
39 Confine
40 Slants
41 Outmoded
42 Rlgorously-
44 Hiatus
45 Russian lighters
<16 Adroit
maneuvering
50 Tune
53 Wnler Mornson 54 Af1ernoon
SS ~sc:seectl 58~iteme 58 Put 5f>1nt lllto
59 knpulse 60 Wnter W1eset 61 Smallest
llmouiit 62 Butrvsh or
cattail
63 Lunch. e 9
DOWN , College
l'IOUSlhg 2 WWII sub
3 Zodiac sign
4 Garland ot !lowers
5 Breathe
6 1..oop 7 Problem
8 Turf
9 Bee partic1Pant
1 o lmagtnary
11 Shangn-la
12 Mailed
13 Low card
t 8 V shaped cut
22 Blacktopped
24 P11ar1ngtedien1
25 Distributes
27 Jingle
28 Elevator
pioneer 29 Snow boots
30 Energy
31 March 15. 1n
Rome
32 Dye
33 Lounges
(atOUnd)
JS Sandra -37 Squalid
38 Back ot rhe
necil 40 Neptune's
spear
41 Take lnght 43 Wues
rnelcxnmatic
44 Prepared
cotton
<16 Certain workshop
47 F.ence steps
48 Brown
shade
49 Artists
st end
50 ·-Flanders·
51 PennsytvaniiJ
Clly 52 Volcano
53f::='
56 Mongrel 57 Partner of haw
10 ,, 12 13
STUMPED? Call for Answers e '~ 1ane 01 Antrt """"*
• 9!>t '* -1 ·90CM54-3535 ext code 500
VOLVO 9230 VOl.XSWAGEN 9235 MISC. AUTO 924S
'87 VW Cebrlolet
looks/runs great, air,
red/white top & whit.
$4,200 714-642·7510
SEIZED CARS
From $175.
Porsches. Cadillacs,
Chevys . BMW 's ,
Corvettes Also Jeeps,
4WD's. Your Area Toll
tree for current hahng
... .. .. . All for just $10'. Coupe v12, only 35k, Seek with chlldcare?
l·owner, very clean. Call Cleaalfled
'94 Volvo 850 Turbo
Seden Super clean,
Leathor. wood, 6-01sc CO, Cell phone, Sun
rool. Chrome wheels
Tinted windows an
more. 46K mtles an
still under lull war
ranty. S 21 ,000 OB
'92 Cebrlolet Conv
Alarm, ma1nt records.
p /w, low miles .
tmmac. $8500.obo
, -800·218·8000
Ext. A·1388 HONDA 9085 $3500 721 ·3588 ,_t_o_da_y_l_6_4_2_·5_6_78_. __ Call 642-567a 714..718.0289 (714) 831-7107
3784 MOVING 3834 PAINTING 38S8 PLUMBING HANDY MAN 3710 JEWELRY ------ICERAMIC COMPUTERS 35S6 DRYWALL
SERVI CE TILES 3 S 2 8 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim SERVI CE 3 584 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
3890 ROOFING 3910
DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I I C t s liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Home Repair/Remodel Wllliam Harold J eweler PUBLIC NOTICE · p Precise Plumbln9 CERT·A·ROOF LOW .-------·1 rv5n.!,_ OoFmFpSUPEeCr, .. ~c Costa Mesa/Newport Watch/Jewelry Repair T C I p · 20Peyters •Elnt1n9 Repairs & Remodels COST ROOF REPAIRS Leaky Showers Rep'd v -,.. uu. ...,SMALL JOB EXPERT he •Ii · ubllc Ullh· ears xpenence Free Eshmates Wind & tntenor Water RanrOtJUng & lnstall'n Ons1le consullatlon1 fOf Orywall/Pl111er Repair 25 Yee re Exp. Antique • Ane Jewelry lies Commission RE· Free Esllmeles
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..CEILINGS
L67'0130 Dean of Tiie your hOme/bus. needa. .;Hanging/Taping, Texture Jim 031·2400 8uy/Stllit11de 073·0385 QUIRES that all used lntor1ors and Extor1ors L1887398 909-1090 Damages 4'733482 Ins
PCNpgrades/Rep1lr1 Comm/Res •51.•573 HOME SERVICES household goods Referral. 854-0512 approved contractor.
3408 673·8065 or 846·8526 .,. .,. • 714 389·0944 • Netwofkt 831·5195 Anything & Everything movers print their • ORCO
i!uth CoHt Drywall CHILD CARE 3536
·· "Acous remvvcust text
_Water Damage Repair
Beal In Quality & Price
L550017 515-8389
South Coeat Drywell Free Estimate. Ref's. LANDSCAPE & P.U.C. Cal T number; ROBERT ISBELL CO.
MACMEDIC •Care for Acou1 remvl/cust text Mlchael 750•1440 LAWN CARE 3808 limos and chauffeurs lnVExt•Small Jobs OK
Macintosh Computers Water Damage Repair ~~=~=-::-::==~-=-:: print their T.C.P. num-Decorative Painting In your hme/ofc. Low/ Best In Quality & Price QUALITY CRAFTSMAN liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ber In all adver1ise-LU94350 840·3000
hourly rate. 873-8819 L550017 515·8389 20 Yra Exp. Ref's 'f TREES a ments. 11 you have 8 714·580-9028-Pager •A Place In The Heart ·I'm Your Handyman--x_ 1 Llc'd Home Oaycare.1---------Wltthoeft,Drywell Mark 714·031·0113 li~ID ,_,..La queslion abou1 the e-1 5 F ti Ill CONCRETE •· All Ph11Ses• Sm/lg Jobs ..,...,...., .. emo....... wns, gahty of a mover, limo ---------• yrs. un ac v ea. UI: Clean! Clean! leanl WATER DAMAOI! & crvn"'-·clnup 751·3476 or chauffeur. call: PET Meals. lg yard/playrml MASONRY 3557 T It D A t ......, .. ""'° I U 111
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UMODEUNG 3410
TLC/CPR L304202716 20Yrs t:xp/Fllr $/Free Eat R•rm, • c ry . 0 ,_L_o_u_T-or-r-.-.-... -n-da_c_•_P_• Pcuobml cmlstslltoens SERVICES FT/PT C th 645-4831 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L1400030 714·639·1447 •pa '8 arpenlry 1 Y 1• L696327 902·2438 Harbor Area 20Yra. 714·55~4151 3870
Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie Wkly malnVNew Install ..,,.....,.,...-.,,.--.,.-,,.,-_,..-Cone p 11 o 1 1 1 k/T 1 Spilt Second Moving Pet Sitter/Dog Walker
MBUILD or REMODEL CLEANING Fplc.'Be'Q~· R:f~:':~r. ELECTRICAL 3610 HAUUNG 3720 ~~~ ,.:~t' 5~~~4Jo~ Prof Moveral 24Hr Srv Dally/Overnight v11111.
SERVICES 3 8 Ex T 557 7594 7Day/Sr Olsc/T I 178452 Refs avl. Llc'd/Bonded ;.~Home lmprovement1 54 p. erry • 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii~ PROWSE LANDSCAPE 432·9123/P·346·S8SO Denise 714·93!5·8070 • .Office Addlllon1 • John Doran Meaonry Smell Job l!XPERT JUNK TO TH• DUMP & MAINT Drain llne1
; •Reasonably Priced A TOUCH OF c• •99 Brlcke Stne•Concrete Duncan Electric (714-908·1882) Ralnguttera. Prompt & $80 MOVERS • l •Local Co. 11'63831, ""'"' Lg/S Jb A I k Local/Quick Response AVAILABLE TODAY ., E S Local 7 days a week •Slephenaon Asaoc. Cleaning. Rea/Comm m s• •P• ra 0 L1275870 850·7042 .,.8 .. 1882 .,.eaa. mergency vc lns'd/Uc. Caf.T 189012 PLASTER Lie/Bonded. Free Eat. Free Eat. & Advice • -650-0605 •217-7883--Pg 396·0763 or 515-3850 REPAIR Call 714-844-.5495 Ter·eaa 282•7143 Lll87191 831·3932 SAVE isi Huntington
PLUMBING
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CLEANIMG
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TUTORING 3929
PATIENT TUTOR
• Math (Artthmet1c
thru Calculus)
• Stallsllcs • Chemistry • Pnysica • Term Papers
, • Reading • Tesl Prep (CBEST, GAE, SAT)
Study Skills Free info
Jim Madia 547·MATH
WALL
COVERINGS 3932
8 h ---------Verd Cln-up, Ire• trim, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil .. ~•DWARD'a HOME 8011 0 SECLE G ••JROMASONRY•• ~1•'f1poj1 d ~,•cu t HEALTH BEAUTY hedges, palm trees, MUSIC ;-;; IMP9'0VIEMl!NT • H U ANIN BLOCK BRICK STONE ec r c. o a ' removal. New Lewn/ Plaater/Stuccd Paloh l•lliiliilili Repair•• Remodel• Ucenaed-Bonded All type1·Qlty Workl L#738593. 963·2419. 6 PJTNESS 3740 Pl•nts. 900·8502 LESSONS 3835 ·Serving So Ca 25yrs·
Th• Stripper
Speciallzlng In
Wallpaper Removal
L588924 I 903·!5037
We Qela 1hould hang
together. Strip. ln1tall,
advice 10 the crazy.
Ll 735978 e31·2111
, _L1736630 714·37&·9927 S12.00.per hour. Ell. L730089 531·7843 PiTaRKIN Electrlo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lie !II 326864 24Hra 71"-548•030 ••v•t Prompt & Low Ratesl •9'EFLl!XOLOOV• •---------iTiihii•iiiM&liii•iiliioiiAiicii•iidii•iimiiiiv 714·554-7831 3490 •Brtgflt HouaeclHntne -;& Mason/°' ~I~ Rea-Com/am·lg lobe lntenae Therapeutic LIMOUSINE Private Instrument
l!uropean ProleaaJonala. Rogvr:, ~aprd•ena':c ~~f l.111717 800-748-1741 Foot Munge/preven· SERVICES 3814 Vo I c • & Mus I c ---------a -11 •'-1own1 "'-11 011-.. t1ve medicine. Balance PLUMBING _. .. , ""' · ""' S~:BBQ/H20 Oealgn 1---------of Mind & Body. "CJ" liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cl111ea CM 966-0454
-CABINETS ---------
AdVaneed Wooctay1ttm1 'Grace 714-857-2847 Mr. Pl\lll"• 84e-2187 l!!ENCES iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil -Custom Cabinetry· ... I"' 650-5954 802.,.780-pg Big Ron'• Llmoualne ---------
Kitchen• Bath+Ooora Heme i Commerol•I & DECRS 3615 --------F11t Friendly Service PAINTING . 3858
Moldlnga • Mantel• Cl••nlne Bnd/lnl/Uc coU'l'9•·ctORS ••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•liiiii lMPROn'l:IMENTS W/14. Peraonal Touch iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L9tt'50 71+.H ... 870 Rellable/h~•t.Sptlng , .. ,._ 1• u• 800.700·9287 24Hrt
SpeclaU 2t2•5099-Pgr GENllAl 3558 •Wood Fence•• HOME 3756 Qualltv Cere 20 Years ·e 1.aaa ... oo-111a Replace/RepaJr Low I 1---------Fair Prices/Stucco ~rff hauling/eat. Uo'd MASSAGE 3830 Drywell/Repalr. NB ~JNETS '
THI! LOCAL PLUMll"
·•James E. Bangt<1 Co.· FrH Es.timatet
Friendly Service• ln11Mld
LfS32981 875·9304
WINDOWS 3934
•HOUS•CLmANINQ• LSW18 Conatruotlon ~Const t7W30t liiiiili-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AIH. Aon 845·24t7 ~~~~~~~r",I
Oood refa•Own trant AemOdeleHandyman T I M E TANTRA MASSAOS RAINBOW Clrcle Malnl. _______ ,,.
20Yra Exp. Pia Oall L11'704773 L.ocal Rea.1---------'•lnll~.tntJE•I House/Apt
Anytime 241.0la1 e1'14-•87·••••• PLOOl INSTALL TO IMPROVE Learning to love your· Quality fob. Fr•• eat
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We offer THI! BeST CORSDUCTION &••ring up for CHUNQ"S PAINTINQ
HouM/WlndOW Cleaning S•l••••vo•lnatall I Nino. • w.ather 0 G 3834 a3Vra Ex.p·Ot1 Prleel 10Vra Ex.p. Xlnt Aefa'. ltJJtDIN~ 3580 HardwdNlnyt/Ceramlc phenomenon that M VIN Guar work·FrH Eat
Vicki 714..e8a.G398 PEROOtCTe"''" Ht h11~·,.,10 btlng. Uc4'376802 63e·1634 repe•t of the atorma <:•••••••••!---------AND••SON Conatr L70827G 88·9590 that battered the lk•'• Cullom Ptlnllng
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