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MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT • ·UNION MAN
·Monte Vista High
·School teacher Mark
Katz is running for the.
.Position of president of
the Newport-Mesa
Federation of Teachers.
• SEE STORY PA GE A4
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BROADWAY
· Five Broadway
musicals are scheduled
for the Orange County
Performing Arts Center's
1998-99 Absolutely
Broadway series.
• SEE STORY PAGE AS
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DON LEACH I OAA.Y PILOT
BIG SPLASH
Corona del Mar's Jason
Palda swims the 100
butterfly event to first
place in a meet against
Newport Harbor.
• SEE SPORTS PAGE 81
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SUPER RACE
School District has
received 48 applications
for new superintendent.
• SEE STORY PAGE A4
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TeWinkle teachers seek transfer
• 19 of 45 teachers ask
to fill vacancies created
by Newport-Mesa's
early-retirement program.
By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -At least
19 of TeWinkle Middle School's
45 teachers have requested trans-
fers to other schools.
By comparison, only four
teachers at Ensign Middle School
have requested transfers.
They are among 73 teachers in
the Newport-Mesa Unified
School District seeking to fill posi-
tions that will be vacated because
of an early-retirement program
offered in March.
By far, the hlghest number of
voluntary transfer requests are
from TeWinkle. sources said.
TeWinkle Principal Mary Ann
Ehret said she has encouraged
her teachers to take advantage of
the vacancies created by the
retirement-incentive program.
Before the district hires new
teachers, it makes the positions
available to teachers who would
like to transfer.
Ehret said she knows of only
four employees, including a coun-
selor, who are actively seeking
positions at other schools.
·1 have never seen Uus many
transfer potentials,· Ehret said of
the vacanoes created by the ear-
ly retirements. "I told them they
could look into il lf they're mter-
ested. But some Sdid they are not
interested m leavmg the school
because they llke the kids dild the
school community.•
Personnel Director Jack Ell-
sner said teachers apply d!Tectly
to the district personnel office if
they want to transfer.
The voluntary transfer process
was accelerated this year because
of the large number of employees
who took advantage of edrly
retirement, he said
"Generally, people tell thetr
prinopal if they're leaving, but
they're under no obllgation to do
so,· Ellsner said. "Generally, I
will tell the prinapal 1f one of
their teachers is seeking to be
transferred."
Teachers request which school
they want to be transferred to If
there is. an opening, the teacher
•SEE TEWINKLE PAGE A18
t I t i '. I t /\ I I
Costa Mesa communications officer Jana Cacho helped talk
a good Samaritan Brian Mllls through cardiopulmonary re-
susdtaUon after she received a 91 t call about an elderly man
who had suffered a heart attack.
LIFE-SAVERS 911 operator, good Samaritan
team up to save heart attack
victim, 82, in Costa Mesa.
By Greg Risling, Daily Pilot
For Jana Cacho, the 911 call was just
part of her job as a dispatcher for the
Costa Mesa Fire Department.
But for Brian Mills, it was a surreal expe·
rience as he talked with her on hls cellular
telephone while trying to revive an elderly
man who had suffered a heart attack.
On Wednesday, Cacho re<;alled the 911
call she received from a panicked Mills
after his car was rear-ended by an elderly
motorist at Harbor Boulevard and South
Coast Drive.
•He was ready and willing, which not
everyone would actually do,• she sa.id. • 1
tried to make him feel he wasn't helpless.•
Mills, a 36-year-old Laguna Niguel res-
"He (Mills) was ready and
willing, which not everyone
would actually do."
-JANA CACHO
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ident, had met William Hamby, §2, min-
utes earlier at the nearby office of the
American Automobile Association.
Hamby was lost and confused Tuesday
and asked for directions to the San Diego
Freeway. Although a bit hurried, Mills
told Hamby to follow him.
When he stopped for a traffic signal
about 2:30 p .m ., Mills' car was acodental-
ly rear-ended by Hamby. who slumped
against the steering wheel.
Mills pulled the man out of the car and
earned him to the sidewalk. When he
found that Hamby wasn't breathing. he
called 911 on hls cellular telephone
Cacho, a 40-year-old Corona reside nt,
answered the call.
The 16-year veteran coached Mills on
how to perform cardiopulmonary resusci-
tation on Hamby.
·she was guiding me through the steps
beautifully," Mills said. "I listened dili-
gently to what she was saying.·
After applying compressions to Ham-
by's chest and giving mouth-to-mouth
resuscitation, Mills saw a gasp and fell a
pulse.
With a crowd gathering behind him.
•SEE CPR PAGE A18
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TE.AotEJt 11tANSRRS
What do you think
about the high • percentage of
teachers asking
to transfer from
TeWinkle Middle School?
Call our Readers Hotline
at 642-6086 or e-mail:
dpilot20earthlink.net .
Site
• ra,1ses
• issues
• Residents concerned
with impact of proposed
Newport Banning Ranch.
By Jenifer Ragland. Datly Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -More
than 100 concerned residents
packed City Hall on Wednes-
day rught to learn more about a
housmg development proposed
for one of the area's last remam-
mg plots of open space.
The land, known as Newport
Banruog Ranch. bes just east of
the Santa Ana River along West
Coast Highway, bordered to the
north by West 19th Street m
Costa Mesa.
Taylor Woodrow Homes, a
•SEE BANNING PAGE A18
Scha,fnitz
moves to·
'thefann'
• Newport Beach socialite
to serve 10-month term in
Irvine for selling cocaine.
By Greg Risling, Dally Piiot
SANTA ANA -Newport
Beach sociallte Tina · Schafnitz
has been transferred from lbe
Orange County Women's Central
Jail to a minimum-security jail in
lrvine known as •the farm," her
attorney confirmed Wednesday.
Attorney Robert Newman said
Scha!nitz, 38, was moved to the
James A. Musick Facility soon
after she SWTendered at the cen·
tral Jail here Tuesdpy night to
begin serving a 10-month term
for selling cocaine to an under-
cover Tustin police officer.
• SEE SCHAFNITZ PAGE A18
2 restaurants to play key role in tourism camp~gn
• City officials hope
innovative new eateries
will increase visitors.
NBWPORT BEACH -1\vo
hlgh·profil• tettaurant1 that
recenUy cloled will be revived
N mtel for Innovative n w eator·
... to\irilril offidall aald.
PJens kl' new establillunentl
ID be opened at the litel of the
former Warehouse anCI John
Oomhill restaurants WW be
unveiled today by the Newpc>rt
Beach Conference and Visitors
Bureau.
The bureau, the Newport
Harbor Area Chamber of Com-
merce and other loc:al business
l adera plan to Qutline a new
tourtsm campaign and several
aventl designed to inc:reue viii-
ton in th area, with th two
reopened r tauront sites play·
lng ·a k!)'. rol .
'The former bome of John
Dominis at 3801 w. hdlk Cout
Highway 11 tcbeduled to be trlDI·
formed bJ AUgult Into a new
tbllMd __, mW Aylia 101~
Aysia 101 will feature
meandering dining
areas, each with a
different theme, such
as the Paclfic island
of Ball, reflected in
its decor.
om id.
C>Wned 'by John Sbef1>8 of
West Cout ProductiOftl and
lt taurantl -Whlth ..., owns
Bistro 20 l in Marlner'i Mile and
Diva in South Coo.st Plaza -
Ays1a tot will be bullt lnsld the
renovated 25,000-square-foot
John OominJs sit .
But unlike that re taurant,
Aysla 101 will f atute meand r·
mg dining ar a.s. each wtth I dlf •
f nt theme, such u the PeClfic
1 land Of Bali, iellected Sn i
decor.
A sushi bar, ~ end t>.IW
also wlll be part of the MW
restaurant. Olftdall Aki.
Wh\le lhe plans ID l'eCJI*' &be
old te bl JQhn DomWI are Will
on tho way. a Ylllotl lor the for•
A2 THURSDAY, NM. 30, 1998
pilot ~pie
JOE AND SAM INGARDIA . .
greer
wylder
Brothers' produce business has groWn to serve 900 restaurants
New shop causes
an 'uproar' at
Fashion Island
Fashion Island in Newport
Beach is opening a new
home and accessory gift
shop this week called Cbtasso -
ltallim slang for "uproar" or "sen-
sation." The first store was a small
boutique in Chicago that featured
fun, functional and cleverly
designed practical accessories for
the home, office and children.
Today, Chiasso has four stores
around the country and plans to
open six more this year, including
the Fashion Island store. Chiasso
carries more than 1,500 items that
are colorful. distinctive and origi-
nal. A lot of the merchandise has
been created by noted architects,
designers and artists from around
th.e world. The store's selection
will include decorative acces-
sories, kitchen items, barware and
desk and personal accessories, as
well as children's toys and books.
A few examples of Chiasso's
items: a stainless-steel hors d'oeu-
vres platter by renowned architect
Michael Graves, who designed
the San Juan Capistrano Library;
Alessi's playful corkscrew, •Anna
G., • named and modeled after
the Italian designer's fiancee; and
the Havana Cigar Pen, a whimsi-
cal pen that looks like a cigar and
is gift-packaged in a reusable cig-
ar case.
NlkeTown has started its own
running club, which meets from
6:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays. Run-
ners of all levels can join the run-
ning club for a 3-to 5-mile run.
The dub offers members a
chance to learn more about train-
ing. running strategies and proper
stretching techniques. NikeTown
also can give advice on ways to
improve speed, endurance and
s1rength. NikeTown (642-6363) is
al Triangle Square, 1875 Newport
Blvd .. Costa Mesa.
It's time to stock up on shoes at
Bloomingdale's women's spring
shoe sale, wruch starts today. Pop-
ular name-brand shoes on sale
include Bruno Magli, Anne Klein,
DKNY, Stuart Weitzman, Vi.a Spi-
ga, Arnalfi, Kenneth Cole, Adri-
enne Vittadini, Bandolino, Franco
Sarto, Nine West and Cole Haan.
Dreaded bathing-suit shopping
can be ahnost painless at Diane's
s.wtmwear (721-8496) at Fashion
Island in Newport Beach. Diane's
Swimwear employees are taught
how to fit a customer perfectly
and how to treat a customer well.
There is a great selection of suits
available, including the world's
leading swimwear labels: Delfina,
Anne Cole, Raisins, Baja Blue,
Jag and Mossimo. And you
always can buy "swim sepa-
rates,• meaning the best-fitting
top and bottom -even if they are
different sizes. During peak
SWimwear season, Diane's
receives new suits weekly.
•JEST MIYS is published Thursdays ~
Saturdays. If you know of a good buy,
call me at ~122._ fax meat~170
or Mite to me: Best Buys. Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa, CA 92627.
THEY ARE
Putting food on your plate.
OF RMT'S AND VEGETABLES
Walking into the Costa Mesa
warehouse of Sam and Joe
lngardia is an aromatic assault on
the senses. The smell of exotic
produce imported from around
the world tingles the nose, and
colorful, fleshy products catch the
eye.
The two brothers built a small
empire with fruits, vegetables
and seafood. The company caters
to more than 900 restaurants in
the greater Los Angeles and San
Diego areas. They have COine a
long way, sans retail, in their 25-
year existence.
Sam and Joe started a small
market, Produce Mart, in June
1973. As they approach their
25th anniversary date, they
reflect on the haid work and
popularity of produce:·
"This bas been an exciting
business to us because it's con-
stantly changing,• says Sam.
who lives in Coto de Caza.
.This industry is healthy,.
chimes in Joe, 62, as he chomps
on an apple. •vou can't go
wrong. Everyone is hungry."
VARIETY AND SBMCE
Sam and Joe walk around
their 25,000-square-foot facility
beaming like proud parents.
Each of the 92 employees who
work diligently in the freezers
and storage spaces has a special
duty.
There ls a prep room, where
seafood is cut and cleaned In a
chilled room. an employee stacks
25 types of cheese. Sam. mean-
while, shows off the various
berries from Chile, Florida and
California.
•A variety of items is impor-
tant to our clients,• Sam says.
•Whether it's fr8lh. frozen, dry or
canned, we seem to cover it all."
They also pride themselves on
their service. Restaurant chefs
= Registration set for
1 youth soccer league
. Youths interested in playing
: fall soccer with the American
: Youth Soccer Organization's l Region 97, which includes Costa
: Mesa and Newport Beach, can
: register from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., May
: 9, at Ensign Intermediate School,
: 2000 Cliff Drive, Costa Mesa. l Children born between Aug. 1,
: 1979, and Jan. 31, 1994, are eligi-
; ble to participate. Birth certifi-l cates or passports are required for
: children who did not play during
: the 1997 fall season. l Families registering more than
: one child will receive a discount.
; Volunteers are needed to help
: with registration and data entry.
: For more information, call 642-
; 6296 or check the AYSO web site
; at www.newportayso.com.
Master the art of
swimming at OCC
Orange Coast College is offer-
ing' a Master's Swim Program
who want to sample the Ingar-
dias' produce can walk right up
to a display counter on the load-
ing dock. With the amount of
fruit and vegetables to choose
from -try picking from 10 types
d flwcados--SamllllOJoe have
become experts in their field.
"We leave1he retatt~ to
the supennarket. • Sam says.
•Tuey do the best for, say, the
housewife. But we do the same
briefly
designed to promote fitness from
May 1-29 and June 1-30 at the
swimming pool on campus.
The course is offered to adults
19 yea.rs and older. The class will
meet Mondays through Fridays,
with workouts beginning at 6:30
a.m. Course fee is $40 for one
month and $77 for two months.
The program is a balance
between cardiovascular fitness
and stroke instruction.
Registration is now available at
the Community Education Office
on campus at 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. For more
information, call 432-5880.
Plants for sale at
Horticulture Garden
Orange Coast C.Ollege's Orna-
mental Horticulture Department
will honl a string of plant sales for
the public May 1 and 8 on campus.
The sales, with proceeds to ben-
efit the Horticulture Department
will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
at Qranqe Coast College's Horti-
culbire Garden at 2701 Fairview
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STORMS AND TECHNOLOGY
H anyone bas a gripe about
weather phenomenon El Nlil9,
it's the lngardias. lbe series of
stotms tbat bettered. Odlfomta 1s
jacking up p rices on vegetables,
and consumers can expect the
same for fruit in the summer.
Road in Costa Mesa.
In order to assist the public, a
hotline has been established to
provide information regarding
which plants are available on the
corresponding Friday. The number
is 432-0202, ext. 26533.
For more information, call 432-
5725.
Math workshop open
for third-graders
An individ\JaUzed math work-
shop for students in the third grade
and up is offered from 4 to 5 p.m.
Tuesdays and Thursdays through
May 28 at OCC's Community Edu-
cation Office.
The registration fee is $19,
which includes a textbook and
materials. The course is limited to
10 students who have not yet mas-
tered niathematics skills.
A diagnostic test will be given to
assess the students' proficiency
level
Participants can register by call-
ing 432-5880 or in person at OCC,
2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
LOCATION • , ...... .SIZE
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Newport ........ .2-4 sw
8laddes ••••.•.•. ~ ,,,,,
Sam says a case of Romaine let-
tuce once averaged at $9 a box is
currently going for $49.
•1t•s been an unusual year,"
Sam sllys. •1t•s tougher on the
restaurants than us because they
can't reeJlrchange tbeirmenus. •
El Nmo hasi\'t.stopped the -of 3i deliverf ~ihat canvas the Southern California
market. 1be lngardias have a
sophisticated tracking system
NEWPORT BEAOt
that reports where the truck is at
any given time. Drivers also have
a panic button they can deploy
when an emergency occurs.
·we are l~ to have all of
this," says Sam. ·we are central-
ly located, and we would like to
find a blgger location. but it
would have to be nearby."
-Story by Greg Risling
photo by Kim Haggerty
• Coronedo Strfft: A wallet containing S94S was stolen from one
of the victim's shoes on the beech. · .
• N9wport c.m.r Drive: Approximately $1,200 was taken from a
parking .booth cash register In the 600 block.
• 5.ntteto AWftUe: A penon reported SMlfl9 a sllhouette In hls
• back yard In the 1500 block. The observed person fleet after dlmb-
lng a fence .
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THURSDAY, APR.IL 30, 1998
Success still a secret after 1,5QO columns
T wo momentous occasions
have passed by this month
1 without so much as a nod
er a •fairly well done.• I I ref er not to the April 18 fes-
tivilie!i marking National Colum-~ Day, a holiday decreed by
•ur union, the National Society of
J'.'ewspaper Columnists. Frankly,
il is not much of a deal. No greet-
~ cards, no Fro sped.al bou-
ets, no take-a-columnist-to-
ch posters.
1 There is, however, a contest
for the best column about colum-
Qlsts. I know about column con-
tests; that's how I got this job.
kd that is the second event of
aote I let slip by: the eighth
anmversary of the Fred column.
• In 1990, the young editor of
t)ie Daily Pilot, Bill Lobdell, only
a few months on the job himself,
c).ecided to launch a community-
wide search for another colum-
Qist. After a tortuous elimination
process, some 60 applicants were
IPlled off until just two of us were
left.
: We were given 24 hours to
write job-winning columns. The
qther guy wrote a deep, philo-
sophical think-piece. I went to
1?-lewport Imports and pretended I
1?Janted to buy a Rolls Royce.
' Daily Pilot readers were invit-
fid to have at us. Our daughter in
San Francisco was living on the
geninsula at the time. Carol
qalled with her usual opening
greeting, •What's up, Pop?• I told
her that, as we spoke, people
~ere opening their Daily Pilots
and preparing to judge her
father's future.
•Great,• Carol said. ·ru run
over to the 7-Eleven and get a
paper now.• 1\venty minutes lat-
er: •oK. Dad. I've read both
columns and I really like yoUJ"I
better, so I'll call in and vote for
you.• A tough critic, that kid.
There have been about 1,500
columns since then. I have been
rifling through them recently and,
I must admit, most of the stuff is
pretty good.
Sure, there are dumb ones,
preachy ones, ponderous ones,
silly ones. But, by and large,
nothing to be ashamed of, and
quite a few to be proud of.
U npthing else, this column has
been eclectic: the arts, ed\Jcation,
politics, sailing, traveling, our
grandson the nav. our dog, dis-
eases and far too many recQllec-
~ns of dead friends.
Some days I have fun with the
column, other days I try and give
a different take on matters that
are important to us as citizens.
You'd think that, by now, I
would be able to predict easily
what kind of column is going to
get a big reaction. Nope. Often as
not, I've written something I
believe is tremendously impor-
tant. something vital to life as we
know it. And thud. Nothing.
Zzzzzzz.
A couple of weeks ago, I broke
what I thoµght was an important
story about a new political orga-
nization, Republicans for New
Directions. Thud. Nothing.
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Zzzzzzz. Not a murmur of reader
reaction. But there was plenty Qf
high-level huffing and puffing in
official GOP circles, so that made
it worthwhile.
On Monday, the Times finally
ran a lengthy article about this
new consortium of moderate
Republicans. Al.most parentheti-
cally, the writer noted that New
Directions wasn't drawing any
attention •until a Newport
Beach columnist wrote a short
item in mid-April ... •
Said "short item• was 20 col-
umn inches, but it's still fun to beat
the big guys to a story. What's not
fun is screwing up in public.
At. best u l C4Il re(:all, I have
made three tenible gaffes out of
more than t ,500 columns. I bad
the late councilinan Don Strauss
dead long before his time a.µd I
had a crashed ailplane flying in
the wrong direction.
Most recently-last Satur-
day, in fact -I had Anaheim
Mayor Tom Daly running for tb,e
Board of Supervisors. I said it
would be tough, because Daly
was damaged goods because of
alleged campaign-bookkeeping
errors and a few other unpleas-
antries.
A couple of months ago, that
would have been accurate. But,
deciding he didn't need to have
his blood splattered all over the
county, Daly pulled out of the
ra.ce -without nottfying met So
1 erred and I apologize.
Maybe I should stick to writ-
ing about our vacation adven-
tures in a rented motor home, or
the time I mistakenly took my
dog's muscle-relaxer pill. Read-
ers loved those.
And therein lies the secret to
success in the colwnning trade:
Do something really dumb and
write about it.
• ~ MARTlN'S column is published
Thursdays and Saturdays.
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11. tbe ;feccind Pliday ot the
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Wiil UM bilrdiet coDies to herd
100...., m Qrange COait Col-
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Paltriew to the Arlington
~vmue 911tnmce to the fair-
~ where they Will tum in
and oODtimie to tbe ~land
arena, oftlcM1s laid.
Teny Pantlb, directOr Of the
San Puqual Stoekd<?9 1\'aining
Facility and a J>rofessional dog
handler since 1982, has been
hired t:Jy the fair to provide the
• sheep and the dogs to keep
theril under con.trot rn announcing that the pre-
vioUSly pioposed sheep drive
has been approv~ by Costa
Mesa dty of.ficials and police,
"Our food is a trip to Mexico,
as well.as Baja. "
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A4 ' THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1998'
Teachers union candidate speaks out
: • Mark Katz sa~ he wants
: "'.budget audited to find out •• : why there is no money for
:::teacher salary increases .
• • • By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot •
NEWPORT-MESA -Mark Katz
: . says be was angry when tbe presi-
:.· dent of the Newport-Mesa school
• .. board announced there is no money
, in the district's budget for teacher
• • salary increases.
: But he says he was even more
: ·angry that the president of the
•. teachers union didn't respond.
• •The union president is sup-
• posed to be a passionate
en school board seats will be open
in the November election.
"We need to politicize ourselves
and take over the Board of Educa-
tion,• he said. ·we want to be a
political force in this community.•
Katz said the board member the
union should focus on replacing is
Wendy Leece, who represents the
West Side of Costa Mesa.
48 apply for schools
superintendent position
• Newport-Mesa district receives
applications for $120,000-a-year post.
By Husein Mashni, Dai/t; Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA-After a nationwide search, the
Newport-Mesa Unified School District has received 48
applications from educators looking to become the
new superintendent, officials said Wednesday .
Tuesday was the last day to file for the $120,000-a-
year post, which was advertised in state and national
education journals by LaVoneia Steele ol the Califor-
nia School Boards Association, who is conducting the
search.
She said candidates from across the nation have
expressed interest in the job because 'of the Newport-
Mesa school district's reputation and the geography
and climate of Southern Calilornia. 'spokesman . for teachers, students
and parents,· said Katz, 50, who is
seeking to unseat incumbent presi-
dent Linda Mook. "The union pres-
ident's salary comes from union
dues so that they can be fearless
and can say what needs to be said.•
Katz, a teacher at Monte Vista
High School, is Mook's only chal-
lenger in the election. which will be
conducted by mail-in ballots May
15. After the votes are counted, the
new president will be named July 1
to serve a two-year term.
MARC MAR™ I DAl.Y Pl.OT
Monte Vista teacher Mark Katz, who is nmnlng for. the two-year presi-
dency of the teacher's union, works with an independent-study student.
Katz also is encouraging
nonunion teachers to join S<' they
can vote in the union election.
Mook, whose track record
includes winning a 7% pay increase
for teachers last year, could not be
reached for comment Wednesday.
The next phase will be for the 48 applicants to be
screened by a three-member committee composed of
former superintendents. The screening committee Will
ensure that the applicants meet certain criteria estab-
lished by the school board.
Applicants who pass the initial screening will be
interviewed by a 20-member community committee
and the school board on May 29 and 30.
Katz said one of his primary rea-
sons for running is to find out how
and where the district spends its
money and why there are no funds
available for teacher salary increas-
es.
• J will demand an immediate
audit of the district's budget," he
said. "The truth is that there is a
significant amount of money avail-
able for raises. We are the lowest-
paid teachers in Orange County.•
Katz also wants to mobiliz~ the
union t9 get more involved in
school board elections. Five of sev-
"They have a good president
now,• interim Superintendent Bob
Francy said of Mook. ·she fights
hard for what she feels is right.•
On June 1, the school board will interview the top
candidates, and a week later final interviews will be
conducted. The board then will visit the candidate's
home school district on May 15.
The board plans to introduce the new superinten.
dent to the community on June 22 .
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OCC to sponsor
Transfer Day
cifyside I 5 Broadway musicals to be staged
ter located in Room 106 of the I ·
Orange Coast College will
hold a Business Division 1\'a.ns-
fer Day on 'tamp us for students
and the public Tuesday from
.9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Representatives from Calilor-
.ma State University, Fullerton;
'Chapman University and Cali-
fornia Sate University, Long
Beach will be on hand to answer
questions.
1 The fair will be held in the
Business Division Quad on cam-
• pus at 2701 Fairview Road in
Costa Mesa.
• For more information, call
,432-5862.
Orange Coast College is one
.of the leading school's in trans-:f erring students to four-year uni-
,versities and coll~es each year.
Transferring students :to meet representative
Students attending Orange
•Coast College have the oppor-
'tunity Wednesday to meet with
'a representative from the
admissions office at San Diego
State University in order to dis-
cuss the steps needed in order
o transfer to the four year uni-
versity.
-Individual students can talk
one on one with the representa-
tive from noon until 3 p.m.
Appointments can be made
by contacting Orange Coast Col-
lege's Transfer Center at 432-
5894.
The representative will be on
campus at the Transfer Center at
the college's Counseling and
Admissions Annex at 2701
Fairview Rd. in Costa Mesa.
OCC to present
resume workshop
Orange Coast College pre-
sents a free 90-minute resume
writing workshop on campus
May 8 which offers participants
a look at the steps involved in
the resume writing process.
Workshop participants will be
able to see good and bad exam-
ples of resumes as well as gain
individual feedback from the
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Fairview Road in Costa Mesa.
For more information, call 432-i By Nancy Cheever, Daily Pilot 'Victor/Victoria '
s162. ! 'B · · 'd N : i nng m a oise,
Foundation presents .
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: Fiv~oc~aJI~o~i==~d-Bring in 'da Funk,'
home, garden tour way musicals a.re scheduled for 'Riverdance -The
The Newport Harbor High ! the Orange County Performing Show,' 'Sunset
School Educational Foundation l Arts Center's 1998"99 Absolutely Boulevard, I and • Broadway series, it was presents its Home and Garden i announced Wednesday. I Miss Saigon I are
Tour from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. May i Among the touring Broadway h dul d
1 at homes and gardens j shows is a new staging of the SC e e .
throughout Newport Beach. i musical •Sunset Boulevard,"
four-week run of #Miss Saigon,•
Guests have the opportunity i originally planned at the center
to visit homes· located in the i in August, but canceled because
Dover Shores, Newport Heights j of scheduling conflicts. That
and Balboa Peninsula areas. ~ show was replaced by ·show-Sept. 2-25· Actors perform .. The Uncle Huck·A-Buck Song• In a sCene from
A sixth Broadway show will the nattonal tour of "Bring in 'da Noise, Bring In 'da Funk.• Lunch is provided by Plum's of j boat." be added later. .
Costa Mesa. · i The new •sunset Boulevard•
Ticket prices are $30 per per-j will showcase a pared-down set
son. Proceeds from the event l and will star Petula Clark, who
will supplement academic pro-! portrayed Norma Desmond in
grams for students at Newport j the London version of the musi-
In addition to offering Broad-1 Tickets still are available for I August and "Chicago• in July.
way shows and other touring this season's Broadway produc-For more information, call
productions, the center plans to tions of ·cats• and •Rent" m 556-ARTS.
Harbor High School. i cal.
schedule more offbeat and new-
er shows when the proposed
concert hall is built, said Jerry
Mandel, center president and
chief executive officer.
The Newport Harbor Educa-i The 1998-99 season begins
tional Foundation was created j with • VictorNictoria," starring
two years ago in order to raise i Toni Tennille, from Sept. 15
funds for the enhancement of l through 20. It continues with the
educational opportunities for i Tony Award-winning ·Bring in
students of Newport Harbor l 'da Noise, Brlng in 'da Funk,• . May 11 through 16, 1999;
High. 1 • Riverdance -The Show,·
For more information, call l June 2-13, 1999; ·sunset Boule-
That will free up Segerstrom
Hall, which now is used by sev-
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Pacific Symphony Orchestra and
Opera Pacific.
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A6 THURSDAY, APRIL 30. ~998
LAUNOt PAD
Partidpa.te in National Science
-and Technology Week at the
Launch Pad on the third floor of
Cryatal Court, 3333 Bear St., Cos-
tta Mesa. Build a tinfoil boat and
'navigate it through the science
·•center's own waters. The best
•boat builders will receive a poster.
Admission for children is $5. For
·more information, call 546-2061 .
•LAND ROVER DAY
' Celebrate Land Rover's 50th
anniversary at Land Rover New-
port Beach, 1540 Jamboree Road,
Newport Beach The event fea-
tures refreshments, photo oppor-
tunities, Jungle animals and rruru-
offroad adventures The publlc is
invited. Adnuss1on is free For
more informauon, call 640-6445.
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
O range County Young Repub-
licaflS holds a mixer from 6:30 to 9
p.m. at the Blue Water Grill, 630
Lido Park Drive, Newport Beach.
Admission is $5 for members and
$8 for guests. For more mforma-
tion, call 475-5559.
RESTORING BALANCE
Therapist Maxine Cohen pre-
sents a free program on accomp-
lishing the most with the least am-
ount of stress at 7 p.m. at the New-
port Beach CentraJ Library, 1000
Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For
more information, call 717-3801
~DOOR
f'URNISHINGSI
COMPUTER QUB
The Orange Apple Computer
Club meets from 9 a.m. to 1 :30
p.m. in OCC's chemistry building
at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. Castlewood Systems will
demonstrate its new removable-
media hard drive. The first meet-
ing is free; annual membership is
$30. For more information, call
836-0522.
SUNDAY
PEACE PICNIC
Join others in meditation and
celebration at the Lightshift Peace
Picnic from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
TeWinkle Park, 970 Arlington
Drive, Costa Mesa. The con-
sciousness-raising event is open
to the public. For more informa-
tion, call 646-1128.
TUESDAY
AU ABOUT BABY
The Newport Beach Library
presents a free program at noon
titled "Bringing up Baby" at the
Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avo-
cado Ave. For more information,
call 717-3801.
WEDNESDAY
INVESTMENT WORKSHOP
OCC's Community Education
Office presents an investment
basics workshop from 6:30 to 9
p .m. at 2701 Fairview Road, Cos-
ta Mesa. Participants will learn
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The league will field five teams in five age
and weight divtslons, beainnlng with the
Mttey Mites, ages 7-1 weTghlng 4S.SO lbs ..
up through th• Midgets ages 11-13
weighing tS-140 lbs., and 14 year olds
weJghlng up to 120 tbs.
Players registration by
May 31 • $150
($175 after 5/31)
Family discount · $125/add'I player
Cheerleaders reglstr•tJon -S35
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Uniform fittings at NgfstratJon
. on 5/2 • 5/f6, 9am to 1 pm
how to read fiilandal popen and
evaluate investments. For more
lnfonnaUon. call •32..:5880.
FREE LEGAL INFORMATION
The law film of Feldsott, Lee &
Feinberg presents a free seminM
regarding communitr association
law tiUed •Construction Detect
Utigation and the Community
Manager" and "Manager Ll4bili-
ty• from 8 to 10 a.m. at the Balboa
Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast High-
way, Newport Beach. A compli-
mentary brea.kf ast will be served.
For more inf onnation, call 729-
8002.
MAY12
FREE PROGRAM
The Newport Beach Central
Library presents a free program at
noon titled "Fighting Back
Against Scams" at the Friends
Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado
Ave. For more information, call
717-3801.
SURVIVORS' TEA
The Orange County chapter of
the Susan G. Komen Breast Can-
cer Foundation and the Race for
the Cure presents the sixth annu-
al Survivors' Tea, "Tea for the
Surviving Soul,• from 2 to 4 p.m.
at the Westin South ·coast Plaza
Hotel, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa
Mesa. The event 11 fc. b t..am·
cer survivon, familios end friends.
The event featura Beverly
' Kotherine Kirkhart, who ls a pub-
licist for "Chicken Soup foe the
Swvivmg Soul.• nckets are S20
per person. For more information.
call 224-0290.
ACQNT REDUOION PROGRAM
'Health tech presentl a free
introductory workshop, •Accent
Reduction and Cultural Adapta·
tion in the Workplace," from 9 to
10:30 a.m. every other Saturday
and from 6 to 7 :30 p.m. Wednes-
days at the HeaJthtech. offices,
3140 Redhill Ave., Suite 150, Cos·
ta Mesa. Seating is limited. For
reservations or more information,
call 751-0255.
AEROBIC-CARDIO KICK BOXING
Body Design and United Stu-
dios of Sell-Defense offers aero-
bic-cardio kick boxing classes
from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 1000
W. Coast Highway, Suite C, New-
port Beach. The cost is $8 per
class. For more information, call
722-0526.
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First Annual
Newport Harbor High School
Home & Garden Tour
•Thursday, May 7, 1998
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Visit charming and unique homes in the
Newport Harbor area. You will enjoy lunch
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May 31st is the day Miss Costa Mesa 1998 will be
crowned, culminating
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Young women interested in competing may
receive further information by calling
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gue.rite Ave., Corona del Mar. For
more information; call 644-32''.
AlZHEIMER'S SUPPORT
bereavement group that SJ)eclal.
izes in the needs of• individuals
who have sick and/or dying aiu.
ma.ls fu their lives. It meets at 3
p.m. every Tuesday at 3101 w
Coait Highway, Suite 311, Ne\y.
port Beach. The cost is a donatiQn
to an animal charity or the
attendee'5 choice. For reserva-
tions, call 721-5750.
ANOlliER PASSAGE
• The Alzheimer's Association
and Grief Support Group of New-
port Villa WesWtlla Rosa co-
sponsors a free support group
meeting for caregivers at 7 p.m.
on the fourth Thursday or each
month through October at New-
port Villa West Assisted Living,
393 H<¥pital Road, Newport
Beach. For more infonnation, call
631-3555.
" The Alzheimer's Association
and Mesa Terrace, a residential
community for people with
Alzheimer's disease and related
dementia, offers a free support
group for caregivers at 6:30 p.m.
on the first Tuesday or each
month at Mesa Terrace, 350 W.
Bay St., Costa Mesa. For more
information, call 283-1111.
Another Passage, a transitional
support group for people experi-
encing changes it\ their lives, I
.meets from 1 to 2:30 p.m.
Wednesdays in Room 3 at Oasis
Senior Center, 800 Marguerite
Ave., Corona del Mar. For mofe
information, call E).44~3244.
ANIMAL BEREAVEMENT GROUP
Rebecca Lewis leads an animaJ
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BALBOA SKI ClUB
The Balboa Ski Club meets at 7
p.m. on the first and third Tuesday
of each month during winter m
the Tee Room at Newport Beach
Goll Course, 3100 Irvine Ave.,
Newport Beach. For more mfor-
mabon, call 854-7560.
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~aooo PRESSURE SCRHNINGS
' Oem 5enior Center conducts
-.blood-pressure &aeenlngs from 9
Eto 11 a.m. on the ftrst and third ·~Y ol each month in Room 3
-'at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona
!ldel Mar. Screenings all<> are
9available from 1 to 2;30 p.m. on
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Dover Street at Irvine Avenue,
Newport Beach. Por more infor-
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,'8()DY IMAGE SUPPORT
·~ The Newport Beach Psycho-
?.togical Association offers a body
'1iJllage/moderate eating support
ugroup a t 1 p.m. Wednesdays at
3101 W. Coast Highway, No. 311,
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation. call 121-5750. \
'fBRAIUE INS11T\ITE
11 Ollsi.s Senior Center offers a
rlBraille class to help with sight loss
,.from 10 a .m. to 2 p.m. Thursdays ·m Room 4 at 800 Marguerite Ave.,
Corona del Mar. For more infor-
mation, call 644-3244.
N TUMOR SUPPORT
A brain-tumor support group
meets from 1 to 8:30 p.m. on the
first and third Thursday of each
month at Patty and George Hoag
Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. The
meetings are free. For more infor-
mation, call 122-6237.
REASTCANCERSUPPORT
A breast-cancer support group
meets from noon to 2 p.m. Tues-
days at Patty and George Hoag
Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. The
meetings are free. For more infor-
mation, call 722-6237.
BRIGHTER IMAGE
Free professional consultation
for makeup, wigs, etc., is avail-
able for cancer patients by
appointment only from 10 a.m. to
1 p.m. Wednesdays at Patty and
George Hoag Cancer Center,
4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Por more information. call
722-6237.
CANCER SUPPORT GROUPS
A free cancer support group
meets from 1 to 8:30 p.m. on the
fourth Tuesday of each month at
Patty and George Hoag Cancer
Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation, call 722-6237.
CARDS/BINGO
The Jewish Senior Center
offers ca.rd games from 10 a.m. to
2 p.m. every third Tuesday. A
kosher lunch is offered at noon for
$3 per senior. For more informa-
tion, call 513-5641.
CAREGIVER SUPPORT
COUNSELING
Oasis Senior Center offers
ca.regtver supportive counseling
for people ca.ring for a loved one.
For appointments or more infor-
mation. call 644.:.3244.
CHEMOTHERAPY SUPPORT
Hoag Cancer Center offers
support for individuals facing or
undergoing bone-marrow trans-
plant or stem-cell rescue. For
more information, call 574-6872.
CHESS CLUB
Chess lovers of all ages are
invited to join the Jewish Senior
Center's chess dub from 7 to 10
p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker St.,
Costa Mesa. For more infonna-
tion, call 513-5641.
COED SUPPORT
•The Newport Beach Psycholog-
ical Association offers a coed sup-
®r.eans of ®r.clyihs
The 1st Annual
Newport Harbor Orc~d Society
Orchid Show &. Ribbon Judging
at
Triangle Square
at the end of the 55 PW)'. COsta Mesa
FREE ADMISSION
• (71.f) 556-6455
(71-4) 64~.;g757
port group at 1 p.m. Thursdays at
3101 W. Coast Highway, Suite
311, Newport Beach. The support
group requires free pre-assess-
ment before joining. For more
information, call 722-4588.
• The Healing C-0nnection offers a
coed relationship group at 7 p.m.
Wednesdays at 4425 Jamboree
Road, Sv.Ite 180-A, Newport
Beach. For more information, call
261-8003.
CONSUMER BUS.NESS NETWORK
The Conswner Business Net-
work meets at 7 a.m. Fridays in
the Mezzanine at Newport Gate-
way, 19800 MacArthur Blvd.,
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation or reservations, call 550-
4785.
COSTA MESA CHAMBER
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce Networkers Business
Leads luncheon meets at 11 :45
a.m. Wednesdays at Costa Mesa
Country Oub, 1701 Golf Course
Road, Costa Mesa. For more
information, call 574-8780.
DfVORa MEDIATION
A free lecture about divorce
mediation. an altemattve to the
traditional two--attorney divorce,
is offered the third ThUl'Sday of
each month with attorney Alida
D. Taylor and piycllologist Lee H.
Solow. Space is limited and reser-
vations are required. For more
information, call 955-2575.
DURABLE POWER OF ATTORNEY
Revise your lifetime docu-
ments regarding durable power
of attorney through Oasis Senior
Center for $1 each. For appoint-
ments, call 644-3244.
DYSLEXIA SUPPORT
The National Dyslexia Re-
search Foundation sponsors
weekly adult atteAtion deficit dis-
order ?upport groups at its office,
833 Dover Drive, Suite 27, New-
port Beach. Cost is $5 per session.
For the ti.me and day, call 642-
7303.
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Imagine taking off your Acrylic nails and
being able to nave stron g, healthy nails of
your own. Call Marianne and get started
today. Grow the strong and natural nails
you have aJways wan ted.
Call Marianne at Studio One Salon
234 E. 17th Street
Costa Mesa
(714) 642-0434
ELDEJt CARE NURSE
Oasis Senior Center often
elder care nurse preventive
health-care services the fourth
Wednesitay of each month in
Room HS-3 at 800 Marguerite
Ave., Corona del Mar. For
appointments, call 64.t-3244.
FAQNG FORWARD
Pacing Forward, a support
group for family members of
recently deceased cancer
patients, meets from 6:30 to 7:30
p.m. and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Mon-
days at Patty and George Hoag
Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach.
Admission is free. For more infor-
mation, call 722-6237.
ARE EXPLORERS
The Costa Mesa Fire Depart-
ment's Fire Explorers Post 400
meets at 6 p.m. Tuesdays at van-
ous fire stations. Men and women
ages 16 to 21 are welcome to 1om.
For more information, call 754-
5141or754-5106.
THURSDAY, APRtl 30, 1998 A7
FREE R£LATIONSH• H01'UNE
Maine Cohen. a marrlage and
family therapist, spooson an
anonymous helpline for indtvidu-
als with relationship problems. She
is available for free consultation
from noon to 1 p.Q).. and 7 to 8 p..m.
~ondays by calling 159-0351.
FREE USDA FOOD
•Pree USDA food for low-income
families and seniors in Newport
Beach, CoroDA del Mar and Bal-
boa is available from 10 a.m. to
noon on the second Wednesday of
each month at Newport Beach
Community Center, 883 W. 15th
St., Newport Beach. For more
infonnation. call 631-2171
• Seniors and low-income fa.mill~
in the Costa Mesa-Newport
Beach area <;an obtain free USDA
surplus food from 11 a .. m. to 3 p.Jll.
on the second Friday of each
month in the rear parking lot of
the Church of Christ, 740 W. Wil-
son St., Costa Mesa. Bring pict:w"e
identification. For more info1'ID4-
Uon, call 650-8236.
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An Array of Hot Breakfast Specialties with Omelettes made to order
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THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1998
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AMERICAN HEART ASSOOATION
1 •. ..r111e American Heart Associa-
ti® is looking for volunteers to
petfonn various general office
duties including photocopying,
typing, light computer work, as
well as preparing large mailings
arid other various clerical duties
from 9 a.m. to noon or 1 to 4
p.m., Monday through Friday.
Call Teri Brown, volunteer coor-
d6iator, at 856-3555 for more
information.
AMERICAN HOME HEALTH
HOSPICE PROGRAM
The American Home Health
Hospice Program needs volun-
teers to give emotional support to
~Y ill patien~ and therr
· ·es in the greater Orange
ty area. "fraining is provided.
or information, call 550-0800 or
Q30<>) 540-2545.
.
ERICAN RED CROSS,
RANGE COUNTY CHAPTER
The Orange County Chapter of
American Red Cross needs
ci\unteers to address community
ups about Red Cross services
to act as liaisons with the
edia in disaster and emergency
ituations. For information, call
udy Iannaccone, 835-5381.
ALLET PACIFICA
: The Ballet Pacifica Guild, a
oJunteer support group for Ballet
acifica, needs volunteers for a 4 • ety of tasks. For information,
~Molly Lynch at 851-9930.
••
BIG BROlltERS, BIG SISTERS
Men and women over 20 yeus
old who have lived in Orange
County for at least six months and
have been on the job for at least
three months are needed to serve
as big brothers or big si$terS for
children ages 6 to 16 from single-
parent homes. For information,
call 544-7773
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INC.,
ORANGECOUNTYCOUNOL
Volunteer opportunities in-
clude fund raising, program dev-
elopment and training to existing
troops and packs. For more infor-
mation, call Devon Dougherty,
546-4990.
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF
COSTA MESA/NEWPORT BEACH
The ·three area Boys and Girls
Clubs need volunteer coaches
and arts ·and crafts workshop
teachers. For locations and more
information, call Dick Powers,
642-2245.
COMMUNITY HOSPICE CARE
Community Hospice Care,
which provides medical and emo-
tional support to terminally ill
patients and their families in
Orange County, needs volunteers
in Costa Mesa and Newport
Beach. For informatioI?or to regis-
ter, call Cindy Laird, 978-7447.
COSTA MESA CIVIC PLAYHOUSE
The Costa Mesa Civic Play-
house needs volunteers for usher-
ing, backstage, mailings, typing,
lights and many other duties. For
more information, call 650-5269.
COSTA MESA
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The society collec~ informa-
tion, photos and artifacts relating
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/, Because our teachers have been trained by a yoga
" ... master, we teach everything from the popular Hatha
~·Yoga stretching exercises to deep meditation and simple
~ techniques for quickly reducing stress and gaining
·. emotional balance.
-~ Come to the only yoga center serving Orange County for
• 1 over 26 years. Call: (714) 646-1281. . .
FRE.E DEMONSTRATIONS -10:00 am and 7:30 pm
Wednesday, May 6TH
YOGA CENTER
4'5 E. 17.th Street. Co.ta Meu
. a.twMn Tusttn and lmn• Avenue
3 BLOCKS EAST of Mother'i Martcet • Kltch.n
volunteer directory
to the history of Costa M8H and
the harbor ueo. Volunteets are
needed for clerical tasks. comput-
er input and help in the library.
For inf onnation, call Charles
Beecher at 631-5918.
COSTA MESA LITERACY COUNOL
The Costa Mesa Literacy Cen-
ter needs volunteer tutors to teach
English as a second language.
Free Laubach training is provided
and requires no foreign language
skills. ln addition t9 earning certi-
fication, graduates will be
assigned a student at a nearby
teaching, center. A t4X deductible
$30 materials fee provides every-
thing needed to lead a student
through two skill books. To regis-
ter or for more information, call
548-3384 or 548-6584.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION SERVICES
Dispute Resolution Services
needs volunteer mediators, case
specialists and outreach assistants
to help in a variety of mediation
cases. Bilingual language skills
are needed for office volunteers
and for mediators. For more infor-
mation, call 250-0488.
EASTER SEALS
The Easter Seals Society needs
volunteen for ongoing clerical
work and to belp in programs for
children with disabilities and ln
special events. Por mo.re lnforma·
tion, call 834-1111.
ENVIRONMENTAL NATURE
aNTER(ENQ
Each year thousands of school
cblldren visit the ENC's interpie-
tive Natuie Center in Newport
Beach. It features 13 unique Cali-
fornia habitats the kids learn
about through· the center's educa-
tional programs. The ENC needs
Volunteer 1\"ail Guides to help
these visitors learn about their
environment. To get involved or
learn more, contact the BNC
office at 645-8489.
KIDS CANGR CONNECTION
The Klds Cancer Connection is
dedicated to the emotioilal, edu-
cational and financial needs of
children afflicted with cancer.
Volunteers are needed. For .more
information, ca.11851-7774.
MARCH Of DIMES
The March of Dimes office in
Newport Beach needs volun-
teers to coordinate and index
r.esource files and create a mas-
ter filing system of "information
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and referral sources. This
agency, dedicated to preventing
birth defects, also needs front
office assistants. Orientation ls
provided. For more information.
call 263·1100.
of activities for volunteers. Pot
more information, call <&74-4488.
OPERATION a.EAN SLATE
MASTtR CHORALE Of
ORANGE COUNTY .
The performing arts organiza·
ti.on needa volunteers for comput·
er input. ticketing, filing and han-
Operation Clean Slate, a Costa
Mesa-based organization that
focuses on graffiti prevention,
needs volunteers to paint out
graffiti and . assist with other
duties. For more lnfonnation, call
Micha.el Howard at 435-0745.
<lling phones. Por information, ORANGE COAST
call 556-6262. tNTERFNTH SHELTER
Nf'WPORT lliEATRE ARTS CENTER The largest family shelter· ih Volun~ to belp stage theatle the county needs volunteers for its
productions. A variety of jobs need children's programs. It especially
to be tackled, including set con-desires tu~ors ~ ~ose who can
struction ushering mailings and take part m activities past 6 p.m.
assorted iecbmcaI duties. Schedul-. The Costa Mesa shelter ho~,
ing is ftexible, with a two-to 20-feeds and counsels 20 families
hour commitmen,t per month. The daily. To get involved or for more
N~wport Theatre Arts Center is infoflD.CltiOn, call David Lewis at
located 2501 Cliff Drive. For more 631-1213.
information. call 631-0288.
OPERA PAOFIC
The Opera Pacific Guild
Alh.lllce, a support ·group for
Opera Pad.fie, has a wide range
ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT COUNOL
Volunteers are needed for a
variety of functions. For informa-
tion, call 839-6199.
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THURSDAY, APRtl 30, 1998 A tt
ay club presents Sprillg ltlne and Food Festival . .. .
broughout the centuries,
the cultivation of grapes
and their transformation
to wine has been a passionate
ursuit of humans. Cloaked in a
eil of self-defined mystery and
ecy, the winemaker sets out
create the perfect elixir -the
· e oft.the gods as it were.
The same passion for creating
e exists today, perhaps even
ore so than in centuries past.
Oday, fine wine is available to
'Veryone, not just aristocracy or
ergy. Many wine experts even
y that some of our mass-pro-
uced wines are far better than
especial varieties of days past.
' Friday through Sunday, the
ewport Beach Spring Wine and
ood Festival celebrates the fruit
f the vine in grand style. Hosted
y Henry Schieleln, president of
e Balboa Bay Club of Newport
each, the 4th annual gathering
· bring together some of the
orld's finest wines to be
njoyed with the proper cuisine,
· e cigars and even a little jazz
ovided by the classic Page
avanaugh trio.
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cook
The 6alboa Bay Club. a pri-
vate, members-only facility,
opens its doors to the public for
this very special three-day event.
Beginning with a Friday evening
Bounty of the Sea reception fea-
turing the longest seafood bar on
the Orange Coast, the weekend
of wine events includes a Satur-
day morning gathering of "belli-
ni's and blintzes" by the bay fea-
turing the world famous u bellini H
cocktail from Harry's Bar in
Venice Italy.
Lunch will feature a presenta-
tion by wine barrel maker Jerry
De Lorenzo of Forest Glen Win-
ery, while winemaker Ed M~
shares his wine expertise with
the crowd over lunch.
There will be cigars from the
Dominican Republic, Honduras
and Nicaragua combined with
world-class port later in the after-
noon and, prior to the major
weekend event, an evening of
•California Passion ... Great
Wine, Wonderful Food and Excit-
ing Jazz• in the Balboa Bay Club
Ballroom.
The Saturday night affair, fea-
turing a ~big bottle• auction
benefiting the BBC Scholarship
Fund that provides annual
awards to deserving college-
bound students from the New-
port-Mesa school district, will
Winemakers Marchesi de'Fres-
cobaldi and Michael Mondavl
flank Balboe\ Bay Club presi-
·dent Henry Schielein. The trio
will take part in the club's 4th
annual Spring Wine and Food
Festival this weekend.
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Hours1 M-S 10-6 Sun 12-s
"Candidates Forum for
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Fourth District
Supervisorial Seat"
I 000 Avocado Avenue
Monday, May 4, 1996
7:00 pm
For more Inf orimatlon, please call:
644-3131
showcase more than 50 of Cali-
fornia's premier winertes during
a dinner presentation prepared
by Bay Club Executive Chef
Jean-Pierre Elgenheer.
Claes Anderson, owner of
Hotel.Laguna and the award-
winning Claes restaurant will
also be on hand, along with Steve
Slater, vice president and general
manager. of Southern Wine and
Spirits. Page Cavanaugh will pro-
vide a backdrop of some of the
world's best jazz.
Perhaps the most significant
wine event of the festival takes
place on Sunday, as Michael
Mondavl of Mondavi Wineries
presents Luce to the crowd.
Combining some 800 years of
wine-making experience, the
Robert Mondavl family of Napa
Valley, Ca. joined forces with the
Marchesi de' Frescobaldi family
of Florence Italy to make "Luoe."'
a world-dass Italian red wine Mt
to be introduced over a Sunday
bayside brunch.
They are calling the wine, Luc8
Della Vite (light of the vine) and it
is the subject of tasting along wJlh
Sunday brunch prepared by aM!lf
Roger Plgozzl of the Los Angell
Regal Biltmore Hotel in conjunc·
tion with Egenheer. •
For reservations to any of the
weekend wine and food festival
events, call Melinda Simon, f8'·
tival coordinator at the Balboa.
Bay Club, 645-5000, ext. 377.
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Thursday and Saturday. '.
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reel critics
• EDROWS NOTE: The Reel Critics col-
umn ffftures movie altlques written by
community members serving on our
panel. This week's critics are local
surfers.
Monster waves don't
cuse lame dialogue
• f they could only do some-
thing about the dialogue.
·1n God's Hands• h as some
great things going for it: real
&urfers, monster waves and mag-
nificent photography. But as soon
as the actors open their mouths
you want to yell, •Get back in
the water!"
· It's not their fault.
The three principal characters
have an unexpected ease in front pf the camera, but the director's
done them no favors. Reaching for
'sigruficance, he sets up moments
'With as much subtlety as a barker
ishilling for a burlesque show. For-
tunately, things get lighter as the
• waves get bigger.
The film follows Shane, a bril-
liantly talented surfer who has
rejected the crass world of pro-
, fess1onaJ surfing to follow the
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RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT
On board the "Pride of Newport" AM!rboet, Home Of The
Newport Hartxx-Nauball Mu9fMT'I (Formertf ~ E. Lee) Is
~ From 11 ~9pm Lunch end Oinner Set &Jn Brunch Barn
(cl068d Mondays). ~ Needed' ant, For Weddings,
Banquet.a Or PrMlt8 Parties. Aj Major D'9dit Carda Accept.ed.
l..oc8t.ed At 151 E. Coast Hwy, Newport Beech, CA 92660
(714) 6733425 Fax 673-7884
CHARLIE'S CHILI
~ l..ocat.ed • McF9dden P«.e (na to Newport Pia-I In Newport
: Beach. Holn: Mon-Tl"u 7:CJJam.12 ~ 'Neekends
• 7:0Jirn.3:CD9m. Amelc. VIie. OilccMr, Olnr't OtA>. No
~Needed. (714) 876-7991
CHUBBS MALONE
Oline loo dle Ml ... Q'98t Amri:8n food, f1lnt8'CX: tugera
-~. '°'4JI and ..... ~ ....... ~ det/ from 11 :CXllm V..,IM: 8008pC9d. l..ocad ~ TUlllCin end
h'Wll • 462 E. 17th Bt.. a.. Mele. (714) 842-2226
TWIN PALMS
THE CULINARY WRAP
Fresh, healthy lntarnabon8I deticaaes 'M"8pp0d WTthKl a flat rol
Open 7 days a weelc from 11 :t:nlm -9·~. Located 1n the
Hlllg'8fl Square. 250 E 17th Street. (714 I 54844ro
NEWPORT RIB CO.
Ora~ Crunf:./s best baby back nbs served in a fnendly'setOOg
~n 7 days a week Monday -Thursday 4pm -1Q:>m, 4pm -
11 pm Fnd8y -Satu'Cley and 2pm. -1 Q:>m on SJnday. Located at
2CDJ Newport EM M1-2110
LE CAFE/HYATT REGENCY IRVINE
Califomla Cuisine at 11:8 finest. Enjoy 8reakf8st. Lulch or Dinner in
casual elegance, as you dine inside er on cu-bealtiful patio. We
f8at1.re Scrumptious Buffets ~the day. or you can order
from cu-bountiful menu. Located at 179lJ Jamboree Road
(comer of Jamboree and Main). Phone (714) 97~1234 x6720.
Hours Bem-11 pm.
BLUE BEET
Great food. good serw:e, excellent pnces and ruge pcrtiorls.
Serwlg ~ and dinner 7 deys a week. lOC8tlld at 1 a7 21st.
Place 11"1 Nav.pa't Beach. 675-2338
BAMBOO TERRACE
"Din lln at the Bamboo Terrece _..... U'iiog Oline&a food
a'88t.8d from recipes peaeect down for three oar• iltiot ... • ~
high qualiC¥, fr'9Sh lng'8dlerU are used, and no MOO ii IM!f'
added The bar ar8ll has been remod*f to 1"8S81 I Ible lW'I Asian
beer house, and the U b9" offers a compleca lalectiorl r:I Asian
beers, quality WWl88, end enticing l1'0picel ctinks. l.OC8Ced at
1773 Newport SMi. in COlta Mase. 8456550
SIR ROGERS, LTD
Send>Mches, Coff89 and 6-plat0 Orlnka & Smoothies. All new
breakfast menu. ~. ~ McJn.fri et Sam.
Sat et 7em and SI.In It 98m. Locatad llt 270 E. 17t.ti Street.
c.osta Meas 645-2252.
GURU'S SANDWICHES
We a.'\11 hot & cold deli llrldwichm. Ur~ ere the
f8U8lt in townr Try Otr world famoul meattlll ~ or our deli
• 1181lCMich, )IOU1 bl "G.ni'ld" fa' lie! Mon -Fri. Bam&m. Sat.
1Cllm3pm. t..oead at 1500&1pwiorr... A1 (714) ~1211
HAPPY HOUR
MON-FRI
4:00p.m.-6:00p.m.
50¢
Tacos
A1!io AVAILABLE: I• Fish Ta~
BUY 1 ENTREE I • Shrtinp Tacos ~ I GET 1 ENTREE I • Shrtinp Cocktails
$1.00
Draft Beer
I I • Octopus Tostadas
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SmMNG LUNCH 8r DINNER
1bUISday-Tuesday l O:OOo:m -9:00 pm • Closed on Wednesdays
123 23rd Street. Balboa Peninsula 673 2657 (near Mutt Lynch .. ) -
AVILA'S EL RANCHrro
At.thertic Macari Food, Wftl The Freshest ~ '9dientB &. A
New Light rus.ie. Greet M81'glllbs. Holr&: Lunch & Dinner. AJ Meter' Q'8dit Qrde AcceJlCaj. l..ooated at 2101 Placentia, Costa
Mesa -642-1 142. 28JJ N8wpcJ't BIYd .• Newp<rt Beach -
67~55 end 2744 E. C.oa&t ~. CXM -6448226.
Ml CASA
CU meela ere now a tnp t.o Baja as wel as Me!CllO. Now offenng fish
taooe. Phone ahead for oroers IX>flD. Hoirs: Oaif From 11 :OOem. AJ Major 0'9dl r.ds Acc8Jmd. located ~ 29Ei 17th ~. Coate
Mesa (714) 645-7626
LA PALAPA
Serving IMhent.io South M8XIC8n Seafood. Ceviche, cocl¢.ails.
camarones, ~. ensaladas and much more. ~ 6 days e week.
Oos8d on Wednetdaya. Dine in or tak&«t. Locet8d at 123 23rd ~
Beech( 3-26 . . . .
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AM AC HI
Sushi & Sl.ehi t.o Go ~ Bar AJ Maioi' Q'9dlt cards, l.ocllted
~ 2675 lrwle fitte (Across from ~Golf Couiia)
(714) 6455518
BEN I HANA
Amn:a'a aat celeblated .JapwlW 1'91ta.1'ant. Qlen ] dayB 8
week. Lunch 11 ;3Jam.2;3QJm Moofn. Dinner 5:~10:~ Mon-Tlua: 5:30-11 ~ f=n: 5-11 :~ Sat; 4::n&:3Qlm SUn
l.oclt9d • 4250 Bird\ El. 955<E22
LA CAVE
Mini lncildel: L.oblc:-. a-ab, Stri'np. 9taeka. Deitf SpecM. Fri. &
Set. Prine Ai>. f\AI Bar & Wine Lilt. r..J8I °'1118. Ho.rs: LLn:tm
11 ·:D-2:30-Omer Mon . .S.. from 5:3Qlm. VIII, Mt S•md,
Diner's OJb. l.ocet.ed ~ 1695 Irvine 11#8.' (At 17th snat) Nla-
Bloclcbu&tar enc.tai•1181lt Qsa Mme (714) 646-7944
THE BARN STEAK HOUSE
Meoo lnWdms 81:8ak, Freltl Rlh. Cllic:lcen, lbglrs &. Sllldl. Priem
Range From $3. 75 For Lunch & $6.25 For onw. Ho.rs: Mon. -
Sit QJerl 11em For Lunch. 4:~ Mon . .fri .. llnlw 3;CQm, S..
& SUn.' Major ()'Ilk Cardi ~· Located ~ 2X(l ~ Bl. 131. OOlt8 MMe. (714) 641 7 .
THE ARCHES
The prwniuTI ... end seefood ~ in Dwlgl COlrty .n:.
1922. Serving k#'d\ Mon • .fn. 11 ;3Jlm I.rd 3:(X\:lfn. Clnnlr'
.......t ~ lnl 1 :oo.m. l..oclmt on Nlwpcn ~. & Coelt
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l.Utlch. c1irtn9r. ~ & tlUolL fDN CJIEN N IM'.£.
15455 JtMrcy fUd (• IMll c.or Ct.) 8e7-8424 ~ ....,.
dly a.n. """'Thi.ft. 111m8:~. Fri. And SIC. 11 sn-1cpn.
Alla loaated 8t 61!5 w. 19th a., ec. Mele. &4&4333
ROYAL KHYBER
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Aw8rO'Nming ClJUl8 d lncie. QJerl for kMldl Mf 11~:n.2:(Qm ,
Ooeed for Udl Set., &.lld9y tnn:h 11.~:30. Omer &eNed
from 5:~ loc8t8d at 1 ([X) BrilbJI ~ North Cal l'ON for
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TA PAS
The onty restau'ant 1n O.C. to offer the finest in cuisl'le from
Spain wiltl 1iYe Ramenoo ~ Specializing lo Peels,
steaks. '1'illed fr'9Sh fish & pest89. ~ for lunch and cinner .
~ at 4253 Martingale ~ (1 mile 60Utti of John~
Airport). Major credit cards accepted. (714) 75&8194
SANTA MONICA SEAFOOD
Regarded • sru:nem California's top l88food retaier. w,;, the
lergeet & finest Hllction of fresh seafood d8lly. Also, a l'TltJtltude •
r:I acrunptious delicacies 8UCti 88 sustj, IJilled fish erG'ees, dam •
chowder. fish & chips, aandwiche6 and all the fixings frr 8
gwmet meal at home. ~ 7 da'f'S a week. Located at 154 E.
17t.h St., Costa Mesa (714) 5748862
THE CANNERY
Hmnc Wlmofia~ Ae&tannt end Harbor Ouse Center. Hot.rs: Mon . .S.. 11 ::!J -2:CDam, Sui. 1 Q·CXJem.12'.(Q>m, Aj Major
0'8dit Cerde. ~ &iggested. l.oo!t.ed 8t :!J10
Lafayatta fw .. N8wpcJ't Beach, CA 92663 (714) 67~5777 Fax
675-2510
CATALINA FISH KITCHEN
Get hoolcad on the freaheat ftan available. Fresh grilled fish ,
eeafood and chloken, undwlch88, salads, !1iled plates and pasta
~· ~ .wen days I week. Mon. ttlru Sat. 11 ac:n-Qrn; ~ 11em-7pm. C8taing Milebla. l.oc:aCl9d et 670 W. 11\t,
St. IGB, Oleta Mau. (Walt r:I the new Treder Joe's.) 84s.ea73
HINRY N HARRY'S
GOAT HILL TAVERN
'We hlM ttii mcllt Taps on reccrd in Qwige Coonty1 48 lmpa~
bwl, 42 miao brewlrs We futln OYel' 50 ainglMnelt &.
bMlnded Scotch~. well.~~ bou"bonl. ~. & bninckL LOcad at 183) ~Shod. (Newport & Hflrtxr). 54&8428
THll PARADISI EUROPIAN
COP.Fiii HOUSI: .
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Accents serveS with elegance on Mother's, ·other days
M other's Day is the .
busiest day of the year
at the Sutton Place
Hotel because of its marvelous
food, impeccable service and
sheer sense of luxury.
The hotel's heavy glass doors
glide open to gleaming marble
lloors and the stunning flower
arrangements are a.s big as trees.
' If nothing is too good for
Mom, here is one of the best
places on the coast to tell her so.
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Their traditional Mother's Day
buffet brunch is so popular that
the hotel serves in both the gar-
den setting of the Atrium dirung
room and the spacious Deauville
ballroom.
Executive chef Donuruque Bri-
aire and executive sous-chef
Lamberto Valdez combine forces
to present the buffet.
Here is the menu they have
planned for May 10: At the
seafood station· will be smoked
sahnon,trout,halibutand
gravlax arrayed in full court
press next to fresh oysters, mus-
sels, crab claws and sushi.
The charcuterie, with pate en
croute, carpaccio and San Daniel
prosciutto may make yDur later
decision between made-to-order
waffles or an omelette a bit more
difficult. The luxury of roast beef,
carved to order, will compete with
roasted quail and lamb with roast-
ed bell pepper coulis, halibut with
lobster sauce, not to mention eggs
Benedict, croissants, bagels and
pain au chocolat.
The desserts are too tempting
to miss -caramelized apples
with rum raisin ice cream, a
chocolate tower of cake and
nougatine, cheesecake and
tiramisu in a sweet duo.
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As the champagne is poured,
the Gerard Barbut's bio will sup-
ply live music in Accents and
street musicians will fill the
Deauville ballroom with sounds
reminiscent of the French Riv-
iera. Call 476-2001 for reserva-
tions, prices and hours.
On weekdays and Saturdays,
Accent's huge buffet tables dis-
appear and lunch and dinner are
served by a wait staff swimming
in sophistication.
The Atrium is a delightfully
pleasant dining room. Conversa-
tion talces place in a variety of
foreign languages and tables are
spaced so that stock tips or gos-
sip among old friends are
assured confidentiality.
Accent Chef Andrea Hill's
contemporary luncheon men1,1
offers choices sensitive to its
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your own. Any reason will do. Your dinmr •. il:.o includes:
Shrimp appetizer, Benihana green salad, J .... p.rnei.e onion soup.
I freshly cut vegetables, rice and hot green tea. So come in today I
and ru1k for the Benihana Treat.
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Treat Your Mom To Dinner at Bristol Bistro
and She'll Also Beeelve A Free GUt
from The ma at South Coast Plaza
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Choose from our re
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liftllmlia cuisine or enjoy a special
tMUcl pecans and goat cheese or
Ire following tr1trees:
nd pinot noir sauce
o pancakes
n and garlic sautee
mpagnt, coffte or tea and dessert.
extensive wine list and indoor or patio dining.
• on this special day call: (714) 556-6424.
global clientele. There is teriyaki
salad ($9) and continental vichys-
soise with smoked salmon cream
mousse ($7).
Fish tacos ($9} have a pista-
chio grapefruit relish and there's
a trendy Cajun •po Boy" fried
fish sandwich. ($9) and a New-
port Beach Cobb salad ($10).
The salad buff et is an eye-
pleasing invitation to gorge and
at the rotissene there are plump,
golden chickens, roasting lamb
and beef bi-tips.
A self-serve trip to the daily
salad bar and rotisserie costs •
$15.95. The dessert ca.rt will be
rolled to your table with sweet
temptations. A classic sirloin burger ($9) is
lavish in presentation. It is served
with the same flourish and atten-
tion to detail as the braised duck-
ling ($16.50).
Por luxurious·service and ' •
panache, Sutton Place delivenf '
every day, and its Mother's Oaf
Brunch is a tour de force.
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1/3 of our Bar is
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3 Outdoor Pool Tables
Always
"Your Home Away From Home"'
18.30 Newport Blvd.
Newport al Harbor
Costa Mesa • 548-8428
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'What the Butler Saw' is a Wild and crazy fwee J
I n the wild and crazy theater
ol the 1960s, no culture was
wilder or crazier than the
British. And no English play·
wright was wilder or crazier than
Joe Orton.
One month before being blud-
geoned to death by his lover in
1967, Orton finished his farcical
masterwork, •What the Butler
Saw.• Had he lived, the play
might have been shaped and
boned, its rough edges
anoothed, but even as it stands
it's an outrageously hilarious
. aperience.
South Coast Repertory has
taken Orton's freewheeling
9e'Jldup of sex, psychiatry, morali-
ty and politics and given it a
stimulating revival on the Second
Stage under the frenzied direc-
tion of nm Vasen. Wisely set in
its original time period, with its
British rock music flavor, ·sut-
ler" is very much a representa-
tion of its era.
Irreverence for established
ideals gained by leaps and
bounds in the '60s, and •Butler"
-with its wacky farce sand-
\l..Oc;Jers l :c./· ~, t9'
Sandwich House
270 E... 17ih St.
wiched between Orton's jibes
and asides on the social and
political climate of the time -
was in the forefront of the move-
ment. The play can be appreciat-
ed much more today than when
it was current.
•What the Butler Saw• (the
title itself is a sendup since no
butler appears in the play) is set
in a private psychiatric clinic
where its medical director
(Richard Doyle) sets out to seduce
a comely young clerical applicant
(Carla Harting) only to be inter-
rupted by his imperious wile
(Joan Stuart Morris) and the hotel
bellhop (David Penner) who's just
had a roll in the hay with her .
As the diversions, coverups,
undressing and switched identi-
ties run rampant, another med·
ical practitioner (John-David
Keller), even more corrupt than
the first, arrives to sort things out.
The long arm of the law (Bill
Cohen) also gets into the cloth-
ing-optional scenario.
Doyle's lecherous shrink is
right on target, and his attempts
to choreograph the ensuing
deception are skillfully accom-
plished. Harting makes a fine
lust object, stressing her wide-
Sat'ldwiches I
Chicken Caesar
On a Pita
$3.89
Costa M esa 92627 (Held o•er t more week)
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Come see Mona's Rose's
Back a~n for SprtnQ!
Coffee & Ca ppt-tcci~ol
Early Bird Special
M-f 6-9am
!F.-"'it Smoothiesl $ l .00 ttoa~na
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488 E. 17th Street, A-1 06 10176 Adams
(at Irvine & 17th Street) (at Brookhunst & Adams)
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''BALERA NIGHT''
An Italian evening with food. music, and friends. Traciltional
P_Ot>ular tunes for listening and dancing.
·a Trattoria proUdly feawrcs recording artist •nnq,. and his
He has appCar¥ wirh Midiacl <on, lito Puente,
o Sanchez and many others. He Will perform 7:30 to 11 pm
Wednesday evening ~nning Ai>ril 2lnd.
:f o make the evening more peciaJ, Clicf Massimo will prepare
ialtia from the Central and South oflr.aly. In addition co the
,.,....ituir menu. Burrata. Braciola. Abbacruo, Spigola, Triglia,
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Richard Doyle, left. and John-David Keller apply their own
brand of medicine on Carla Harting in "What the Butler Saw'"
on the Second Stage of South Coast Repertory.
eyed innocence as she disrobes
with dispatch.
There's an air of sexual ele-
gance in Morris' performance,
even as she's segueing into the
farcical mainstream of the play.
Fenner's perplexed bellhop is
less predatory than often por-
trayed, which makes his male
equivalent of Harting's character
all the funnier.
Keller's officious arrogance
adds a steely edge to his splen •
did comic rendition, and his pre-
Macaroni Salad, Potato Salad, or
Coleslaw with the Purchase
of Any Sandwich.
Limit one per customer per visit. g '
MONDAY
All 'ou can eat B QCHIX
& BBQ RIBS ,,.._.,_
pot.1-.•-..ct v~Md com
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$9.95
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ALL You
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Orton not only satimed B~·
IOdety in •sutler,• he also took&·
few well-aimed swipes at the
master of his own VOC4tion. The.
plays knock-down-drag-out di·
max culminates tn a device pop-
ularized by Shakespeare (and
1 later employed by Larry Gelbart ' f in •A Funny Th.lng Happened on'
• the Way to the Porum•). '
: The antiseptic setting of
: Michael Vaug~ Sims, who also
: designed the eye-catching cos-· l tumes, is deceptively simple, ' l blossoming into a more complex
: pattern late in the play. Jane
---"' Reisman's ligbtµlg serves the
occupation with a book he'll action perfectly.
publish about the situation is a •What the Butler Saw• defies
great running gag. Cohen is the logic, suspends disbelief and ren-
very epitome of bald,. bracing ders conventional thinking irra-
British efficiency, but he too tionaJ -and has a marvelous
becomes thoroughly immersed in time doing it. It's a wild and
the farcical whirlpool. crazy blast from the past.
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'Tenor' reminiscent of 1940s comedy
Sy Tom Titus
A moiig the relatively new
comedies making the
rounds of local theaters,
one of the brightest and funni.
es~ ls Ken Ludwig's •Lend Me a
T\'nor, • a farcical fable with an
operatic theme that bean a
strong resemblance to Holly-
wood's screw-
ball comedies
of the 1940s.
.Now on
stage in a
sparklttlg production at the
Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse,
•Lend Me a Tenor• fulfills its
comedic mission beautifully,
blending laughs, music and sex
into a rollicking package tied
up with some excellent perfor-
mances.
Director Darlene Hunter
Chaffee, no stranger to the
~terial, pushes all the right
~ttons and her well-drilled
~pany responds with splen-
did character interpretations
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and precision timing. This ii a
show in which the latter quality
it paramount, and the Costa
Mesa cast excels in this regard.
Robert Brooke, a former
managing director of the the-
ater, returns to grab the central
role of Max -a mild-mannered
assistant to a Cleveland opera
producer pushed into a starring
role-with
aplomb. Brooke
is a fine, self-
efiacing sort in
his normal
guise, but a
complete howl as the costumed,
blackfaced Otello fending off
newfound female admiration.
As his reluctant lady love,
Leanna Rene Rodgers blends
beauty and comic skill into a
neat,. well-rounded package.
She scores particularly well in
her second-act seduction scene,
her face smudged with Otello's
makeup.
Ray Fulmer blusters and
fumes his way through the role
of the producer (his running
pull it off splendidly.
Kim Bubon warms up the
theater a.s the sultry soprano
• bent on sleeping her way to
stardom. The tenor's tempera-
mental wife gets a sizzling if
stereotypical treatment from
Usa Carcano .. Less effective are
the obsequlouk bellhop played
by Ian Oowiis 'and Leslie Allen's
bejeweled opera patron.
gag of spitting out waxed fruit
is especially effective). Fulmer
possesses the requisite sense of
arbitrary authority as well as
the pinpoint timing necessary to
elevate his comic characteriza-
tion.
The beautifully detailed two-
room hotel setting by Gothic
Moon Productions certainly
enhances the production, as do
Larry Watts' costumes that sug-
gest an earlier period without
emphasizing it.
Much like Neil Simon's
•Rumors," Ludwig's "Tenor" is
a show one can easily laugh
through a second or third time if
the comic timing and character-
ization is hitting on all cylinders
-as the Civic Playhouse's pro-
duction is.
The role of the real Italian
tenor generally is associated
with an actor of Pavarotti or
Domingo-like proportions, in
other words an ample
physique. Bryce Robinson ~
demonstrates that even a tall,
skinny guy -if he bas a
superb singing voice -can
• TOM TilUS reviews local theater for
the Dally Piiot. His reviews appear
Thursdays and Saturdays.
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rebuttal
Saltarelli,
But saltarelli's consulting
work with the dty dates baclt
to Novem~r. Surely he
knew, or at least hoped, that
a big-money contract was in
his future. "
Saltarelli's not alone tn
this, either. Wilson got anoth-
er $1,000 from Lyle Overby&.
Associates. Newport Beach
pays that firm $3,500 a
month for its consulting woTk
on El Toro. And Overby bad
foruDI
s the loy~
•n•s a free country,• says
City.Maliager Kevin Muwhy.
•niey: both ~rsonally
believe that the appropriate
use for El Toro Is a commer-
cial airport.• says Oty Attor-
ney Bob Burnham.
So then why did they con-
tribute to a candidate whO
began his camJ)tign saying
he didn't like the Idea of an
~ at El Toro1 Is it .
because they want to stay iii
political good graces with a
sitting supervtsOi? Or are
they just hedging their bets
on the El Toro issue?
Either way, Newport offi-
da tco should care. They
should be angry. They should
feel shortchanged. They are
community commentary
Insurance, not
~oney, forced
Lions Cup
Cancellation
Let's just say adios to bilingual education
BY JAMES R. FISLER : I did not speak when Oscar : Santoyo, who doesn't even
: live in Costa Mesa, said
: OUT new school superinten-
: dent should be Latino.
[!Y MIKE SCHEAFER ; Why not a Latina?
: In response to v. Addeman, : I did not speak when Latino ~arding the cancellation of the : leaders called for Latino police
Lions Cup Soccer Tournament: : officers to be hired. I did not
The Lions Cup is not being : speak when they formed a sepa-
: rate Latino branch of the Cham-dropped for financial reasons. In : her of Commerce, and I did not fact the tournament did very well to pay for itself. : speak when Woman of the Year
The tournament is being : Maria Elena Avila established a
dropped for one main reason: : million-dollar scholarship pro-
insurance coverage. The insur-: gram for only -you guessed it
ance that applies to the Costa : -Latino youths.
Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions is : However, your article of April
' the same policy that applies to : 29, 1998, "Latino leaders cau-
Uons Clubs all over the United : tion board on bilingual pro-
states. The carrier only this year : grams," forces me finally to
dropped coverage for youth ath-: speak.
Ietic leagues and contests. With-: When a person comes here to
out insurance, the Lions Club : the United States, I would
cannot protect itself from poten-: assume it is because OUT coun-
tial liability problems. : try has more to offer. or simply
Let me echo the disappoint-; put, is better than where they
ment v. Addernan's family has : came from. Why, then, would
expressed. We also are very chs-: immigrants and their leaders do
appointed that we will not be : so much to try to change the
able to sponsor the tournament. : United States to mirror the
It was a terrific event. Unfortu-: country they left?
nately, the real-life danger of a : When you come here, you
lawsuit raises its ugly head, and : should assimilate. Do not add a a~ a result, insurance is not will-: hyphen to your heritage,
ing to take the risk. : become an American. In Arneri-
We, as a Lions Club, hope the : ca, we have used English for
parents can get together and : decades and have become the
work out a tournament for the : great country for which millions
kids. Just make sure that the one : of people leave their home-
parent who might sue for : lands. We became a leader
injuries does not sign up to have : using English as our language.
their child play. : We do not need to be changed
As treasurer for the Costa : into little ingredients in a salad
Mesa Youth Athletic Committee, : bowl. We need to be a melting
the group that actually ran the : pot. That is how we became
tt>urnarnent, I would be happy to : great.
MAAC MARTIN I DAllY
Some readers say blllngual education programs, like the one at Adams Elementary, create a separation of cultures within our schools.
P.rovide V. Addeman whatever : To Ms. Avila I say: You are a
tsistance or guidance I can in : very divisive element in our city.
elping to stage future touma-: Ms. Avila, when I read about
ents. ; your race-based scholarship pro-
' : g ram, I called the administrators
-MIKE 50tEAffR 1s a Costa Mesa resi-: of the program to see if there
~nt. were any for white youths only.
No such racist thing existed. In
fact, all other scholarships were
based on financial need or acad-
emic achievement. Yours was
the only race-based program.
Very divisive.
corr.espond~nce
Bilingual teacher Julie Gar-
mon, needing to save her job,
also urges caution that there not
be a division between this cul-
ture and that culture. I agree.
We can facilitate this by getting
-:rma Schafnitz sentencing still on readers' minds
; I am continually astonished at
tile public's reaction to this story of 1ina Schafnitz's wonderful oontri-
tJutions to the community, helping
's cbartt1es and abused
when in fact, she 19 abus-
her own cbildren by selling
~m· ie in the parld.ng lot ol a be.r
·th a loaded gun in the trunk of
car. 1 don't think she Is a vtc-
of drugs. I think she is the one
t abused the drugs. She made
dedsion to use cocaiDe, to sell
~Wle., to live the type of Ufestyle
t she was caught in. J don't
trs because 1be bas prob-
and can't control henelf. She
ea decision.
MARILYN WIWAMS
Newport Beach
It limply re1ledl the hypoatsy
the system in dea.U.ng "4th t.b1s.
only me there different Jaws
I' the J1ch and tor the poor fD this
try, I also think that drug
lllUllMUY is not baln(I taU0 lerioul-lf· MY IOluUon to tllll wOuld be
It~. beciluM •we e l),stop the bypoaily and
you canoot tegWate ttUP.d-
2) taU all~ dNg dMl--.
''This is just another travesty of jus-
tice. What tM>Ocrisy to t>e woi'klng
for Child~ UsA and selling
Cocaine. lnevltabty It ends up 1n the
hands of children. PIMSe help keep
this woman out of charities.•
en, large and small, put them in
an airplane, send them down to
Colombia, give them a gun. send
them out to fight in the trench•
just like Colombians are, shed
some blood and see the hardship
that'• being caused by their litU
entertamment here.
SYLVIA SHARMA
Newport Beach
r thiD.k it's an abtoluta travesty
of Juttk:e. ~ a matter of fa~ her
own attorney said his client Could
buy her way lnto a pttvata Jail tn
Seial 8Mch or, more likeJY, be
•""9D.ed to tbli iillhlliiUnHICurity jell e&Ued •the faDn. • Eitb8f way,
he inristed hls client will not
spend more than a night ln the
county jail ileeplng alongside
other Crimiiials. Yet, she con-
fessed to &e.lling 16 grams of
cocaine. And for those of you
who don't know, that is an awtul
lot. She also bad a gun in her
trunk. You talk about the rtcb
getting oU euy. U it happened to
you or ma or anyone else who
does Dbt have that kind Of money,
we WOUld be sleeping alongside
t.bote aiminals for about nine
years. Justice was definitely not
lel'Ved.
The community feels very sor-
ry for 11na Schafnitz and other
convicted distributors of drugs
who are diagnosed with bipolar
disorders. The question now is,
by controlling bipolar disorders,
can we reduce all crime and
eliminate the prison system?
TOM TOBIN Newport Beach
I certainly think the sentence
given to Scbafni~ was very
appropriate. In fact, 1 tbfuk per-
haps lt should have beeri a heav-
ier sentence. SOmeone who does
not have the pOlition in IOdety
th.at 1he hu probably woilld have
ended up with more tiine. So, at .
least lt'I a Ml1 for fair JU11ke for
evsybody. But lbe lhouldn't be
able to buy her way In or be
Ullgned to a mtnmium-Mcurity
(fdty). She chould have to face
What a Latino, or b18ck or some·
on else woWd have to face. U
Iba were Mr. Average·Man-ln·
the-Street, it would have been a
different story. But at least sbe
got some jail time.
us all on the same page, in Eng-
lish, at school. We can do this by
eliminating race-based scholar-
ships. We can do this by elimi-
nating reference to •Latino cul-
ture" or any other race-based
statements. We can do this by ,.
saying adios to bilingual educa-
tion. E pluribus unum.
• JAMES It. FISLElt Is • Costa Mesa
resident.
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will be interviewed by the school the salesman and seU..employed He 14.ld the IrVine Boule-
prindpal busineu owner beard the vard complu was appropriate
Of the 19 TeWlnkle teachers ambulonce sirens in the dis· 1n Schalnitzts cue.
who have sought to be trans-I tance. ·1 think any defendant
fen ed. several were open to ! Paramedics soon arrived and would like to have the prefer·
being moved to more than one j took Hamby to Fountain Valley I ence for that jail,• Newman
school. : Regional Medical Center, where I said. •aut law enforcement
There were seven requests j he remains iD critical condition. I ,officials determine wJiere she
for transfers to Corona del Mar ! •1 have to say I've had a ter-, , goes. not us. I think it was fa.tr
High; two for Bstancia High; 1 rific feeling all day,• Mills said based on all the factors of the ~:: f~: :ci~o~e~!:ryi;u;:~ I We~~~~~y :~~PT~~onc:tsit I ca~~~afnitz arrived at the
for Mariners Elementary; two ! Hamby on Friday, lauded Mills ! county jail at 6:47 p.m. Tues-
for any elementary school1 one l for his initiative in quickly I day, just 13 minutes before her
for any middle school; and r working to save someone near i court-ordered deadline.
three for any high school. The j .death. ! Her new home for the next
names of the teachers were not 1 Capt. Doug Wilson of the i 10 months provides custodial
disclosed. l Costa Mesa Fire Department j and rehabilitative programs for
•There is a natural trend of i so.id the first five to six minutes ! an estimated t 256 male and
llJ.iddle school teachers to apply 1 are crucial for someone in full l female inmates.'
for high school positions that 1 cardiac arrest. Without any oxy-i The minimum-security com-
have been opened by the retire-l gen or circulation, brain damage ! pound is comprised primarily
ment incentive program,· said j can occur. j of dorm-and barracks-style
Linda Mook, president .of the l "The longer without air, the 1 areas. A variety of programs
Newport-Mesa Federation of ! worse the odds of survival are.• : are offered to inmates includ-
Teachers. 1 he said. j ing training in agrlcultural
Interim Superintendent Bob ! Wilson said the combined ! skills.
Francy saJd he isn't surprised by ! efforts of Cacho and Hamby l Schafnitz was arrested last
the high number of requested 1 exemplifies how people can 1 month after selling a half-
transfers from TeWinkle and l work together as life-saving 1 ounce of cocaine to an under-
doesn't believe it reflects on the i heroes. i cover officer. She pleaded
school negatively. 1 "It was a scary thing for Brian i guilty to three felony drug and
"You see movement typically l and J~na/ he said. "You don't j weapons charges April 21 and
in that direction,• Francy said. 1 see this happen too often. Both i will serve the remainder of her
"In some respects, high schools 1 of them were Good Samari-! 300-day sentence.
offer teachers more opportuni-i tans.• i
ty .•
Asked why so few teachers
were asking to transfe r from
Ensign, Francy said the staff
there 1s ·seasoned• and has
been at the school a long time.
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"Does Mary Ann run a tight
ship? Yes,• Francy .said. "Is
Mary Ann a demanding pnn,?-
pal. Yes, she is. She's a no-rton-
sense person who demands a lot
from her staff.•
Estancia parent George Cote,
whose children attended Te Win-
k.le, said if teachers don't want
to be at the school, they should
be free to leave.
"If they're unhappy, then
goodbye," he said. ·1 don't want
someone teaching my child if
they're not happy being there."
Cote also said the number of
transfers should not reflect neg-
atively on the school.
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miniums, a retail shopping vil-
lage, a bed-and-breakfast-style
Coastal Inn and 200 acres of
developed park land and open
space on the 400-acre property.
Residents from Newport
Shores, Newport Crest and other
adjacent neighborhoods came to
the West Newport Beach Associa-
tion meeting armed with many
detailed questions and concerns
about the proposed project.
But because the plan is only in
the conceptual stage, Taylor
Woodrow vice president Tam
Redwitz was forced to answer the
majority of the questions with,
•we don't know yet.·
He said the developer is at the
very early portion of a long
process that will not even go to a
formal public hearing for at least
a year. An environmental impact
report that will look at housing
and traffic land will
be prepared ver the n several
months.
Redwitz · it ls Taylor
Woodrow's intent to be open and
honest with the public and lo lis-
ten to their concerns before the
detailed plans are drafted. That is
why they came to Wednesday's
meeting, be said.
But many residents were not
happy with the thought of turning
their beloved open space -
which they said is home to many
endangered species -into
another housing tract.
•All of us have personally .seen
a biodiversified environment that Is
more complex and complete in our
area. than in Bolsa Chica," so.id
Kathleen Cray, a Newport Shores
resident. •Saving this area is ess-
ential to preserving this. priceless
life source. for the creatures who
have no one to speak for them."
Other concerns raised involved
preserving the ocean views of
many homes in the Newport Ter4
race neighborhood and in some
parts of Costa Mesa and providing
adequate parking tor outside visi-
tors to tbe proposed public parks:
However, the most-asked
question 1.Dvolved ~ road 'Iaylot
Woodrow envisions to provide
access to the development. Resi-
dents in Newport Shores fear the
proposed two-lane street con~
necting to Coast Highway would
severely impact their homes
along the canal.
·on the road issue, we bear
you loud and clear,• Redwitz said
in response to the repeated con-
cerns. ·we don't think a two-lane
road will cause impacts, but we
are studying alternatives.•
Redwitz did appear somewba.1
stumped by one question posed to
him by a young girl who fre..
quents the canal area.
•Where you want to put the
road is .where the frogs go to
mate, H said Ana VanPelt, sporting
a frog-shaped backpack. "Why
do you want to kill all the frogs?"
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]int punch to gd going ...•
-CDM TRACK COAOI BlU SUMNER ")
Newport girls win in mi.al event C~:w
IDgh's
Kawika
richard
dunn
~· Albright close
. to making it
l afoursome
· repeat in Tea
' Cup Classic
\
I?
• She takes a 16-stroke
lead into today's final
round at Newport Beach CC.
~e tow: lady CU
1 e1;:f~~~ed y in last year's
inaugural Tea Cup
Classic are knocking
on the door of a
full-house repeat. CLASSIC
Only an act of
God can stop it now.
As if last summer's suspense
wasn't enough, we're 18 holes
away from solidifying the field
for Tea Cup Classic D, the area's
midsummer affair in the Fletcher
Jones Motorcars/Daily Pilot Club
I Championship Series.
Today, Debbie Albright of
Newport Beach Country Club
will take a rather comfortable
-16-stroke lead into the final
I round of the women's club
championship (8 a.m. tee ti.me).
Albright, the vivacious
two-time defending champion,
has shot 78, 78 and 76 (232) in
' the first three rounds, followed
I by Sandi Coffer, Kathy Vrdolyak,
Karen Knoche and Judy
I Wtlkerson.
Coffer, who hosts a highly
successful golf tournament in
•
June to raise money for multiple
sclerosis, has won nine club
championships at Newport
Beach in her career, second on
f
4 the club's all-time list behind
Deedee White (17 titles).
After rounds of 81, 81 and 86
(248), Coffer is in second place.
Only five are competing in the
I championship flight.
Albright, of course, is trying to
earn another spot in the Tea Cup
· Classic, in which last year she
I shot 79 to finish second in the
maiden event behind Big
Canyon Country Club's Selby
l Schriber.
It was largely because of the
• individual runaway victories last
I year in the area's four women's
club championships that inspired
the idea of matching all the
~ladies together in a one-day,
winner-take-all festival to
determine an overall champion
in this newspaper's circulation.
• Schriber, who blew out of
town quickly last year to
compete in the U.S. Women's
Amateur after winning Tea Cup
• SEE GOLF PAGE 82
•A CIF-qualifying 400 free relay team
propels Newport Harbor's Sailors to Sea
View League triumph over CdM; Tarayao
lifts the Sea Kings to victory in boys meet.
By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -It's the equivalent of a
game-winning free throw, or a ninth-inning home
run. It's the 400-yard freestyle relay -the very last
event in a swim meet.
At Corona del Mar High Wednesday, all the last-
moment heroics in the girls meet had to come from
that race as the hosting Sea Kings held a four-point
lead.
They needed a first-and third-place finish to
secure the win, but Newport Harbor played the
spoiler with a CIF-qualifying time of 3:54.57 in
whi~ each of the four swimmers recorded personal
bests in the 88-82 Sea View League win.
"They swam a great race," said a soaking wet
Estancia's Simpson
boulld for Air Force
COSTA MESA -Estancia High senior Ryan
Simpson, a three-year vanity performer in boys
basketball, has committed to continue bis athlet-
ic and academic career at the
Air Poree Academy, Eagles
Coach Rich Boyce announced
Wednesday.
Simpson, a powerfully-
bullt, 6-foot-3 forward who
averaged 1.6 points last sea·
son, will join Estanda class·
mat Sam Nelson, as well as
former Eagle standout Sel·
wyn Mansell, in Colorado
Springs.
Slm~n •rm pretty exdted, • said
Slmpeon, Bstanda't valedic-
torian With a 4.12 OPA.
SiniptOD, who Plant to major in pre-law, said
be ii a:nxtous to tackle Divlllon I com~tition on
the court.
•Ryan'• cootrlbutloQ to our program can't be
~ With ltatilda," ~ Mid. •A lot OI
IMt stutt hia did, Clkln't lbOW up in th• box acore.
lte =all the tntangDW.·
•1 ~I wanted to be In the mlli~ baft tbt'"bOMr of tbe uniform,• F-~.,.S· -~ -only put ..
-frilany~
Todd Kolber after the girls had tossed him into the
pool following the victory, which puts his squad at 2-
3 in league heading into the championships next
week. •1 was hoping not to get wet, but ... •
The score had been knotted four times through-
out the meet, which featured three other CIF-quali·
tying swims.
•1t was competitive and that's what you want,~
CdM Coach Doug Volding said. ·vou can't ask for
more than that."
Prior to the 400 free relay, sophomore Amy Mur·
phy, who had already clinched wins in the 200 tree
(1:59.99) and 500 free (5:20.75, 30 seconds better
than the second-place ti.me), was rallying her troops
up and down the deck.
"l was so excited, I just wanted to win. Coach said
to fire them up ... I'm just so excited," the breathless
Murphy said after anchoring the relay team with a
• SEE SWIMMING PAGE 82
Tarayao mlqlll
off in the
breas1stroke..,
portion of tb•
200-yard
medley relay.
Wednesday
afternoon in
SeaVlew ~
League
swimming
against rival"
Newport "
Harbor.
Tarayaowon
the 100 free
and shared in
two wlnnlng
relays.
DON LEACH I DAl.Y Pl.OT
f II C.1 H ~ <. H 0 0 L TRACK ;\ND ~ I I l [)
•Field event standout helps
Newport Harbor boys earn 80-55
win in last Sea View dual meet
before Monday's league prelims;
By Bany Faulkner, Da;Jy Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -The dead feel-
ing in both legs never came this year, butt
a bad back anct..L..rolled ankle conspired
to keep Newport H'arbor High senior Dan..
Gerlach at less than full strength. ·
Til.at was, however, until the marvels of
modem medicine intervened, an~'
the field event standout to •feel springy " :
for Wednesday's 80-55 boys track and,
field victory over Seo View League host -•
and Back Bay rival Corona del Mar. 1l ..
•1 had a back injury in soccer and ~
rolled my ankle Monday, but I got it all
fixed up (Tuesday),• said Gerlach, wb<fl
won the long jump and the pole vault·
Wednesday, and also pushed teammate
Chuck Loo before settling for second in
the triple jump. •1 got some ultrasound
and electronic stimulation on my ankle.•
Gerlach, who competed in some0
decathlons last summer, set personal
records. in both the long (W..41/2) and
triple (-U-1•12 ) jumps, the latter by mo
than seven incl\es. His mark in the J>C>-le
vault (9-0) was just enough to ~d Har·
bor's point total, as the Sailors improved to
4-1 in league, dropping CdM to 0..5.
•oan was on his game today,• said
Newport Coach Bim Barry, while jumps
coach Nowell Kay conveyed additional
praise.
•He had good speed on the runway
today and things just clicked. He got (Loo)
fired up today in the triple jump, became
Chuck had to go a little farther to win.•
Loo, in fact. was a triple winner. iJlio
daiming the high jump (6-2) and the uo;.
meter high hurdles (16.3). He was third til
the 200.
•He does bis thing every week.• Ba*f
iai4<>f U». -
Eddie Clarke (shot put and discus) alsio.
doubled for Harbor, while Cd.M's Zeck
Zarrilli topped the field in the 100 a.Qd
200, and chipped in on both winnmg
relays.
Other winners Wednesday ioduded
Cd.M's Mike Pinn (-'00) and Matt Dei'met·
line (3,200), as well es Newport's R,.y•
Jensen (800) and nevor Jones (300 hur-
dles).
daily pilot high school athlete of the week
•Taking to track and field was only a matter of time
for the talented Newport Harbor High freshman.
For though nearly all the
By Blny Faulkner, Dlil/y PilOt ~g she'd done before high
scboal bad been pursuing a
soccer ball. Steen recalls being
riYeted to televised track moe
foryean.
' ::And, as t"ONpicuous as th ~ytail of rad hair bouncing
behind her down the baa ahetch. her competlt1v Jui
sal'Unlte any oonvenation tTiilned
00 ber talftt Oil the traclt.
But.bowner m~ her
matnc:ulMlon Ii> the sport. 'I ===c-::· ltnilutabae seturday. when
82 .... .... THURSDAY. APRIL 30, 1998
.. SIX ERRORS
DOOMCDM
Woodbridge cruises to a 6-0
Sea View League victory
over Corona del Mar.
r---------------------, I I I I sea Vl9w U-.• :
filVINE - Corona del Mar High's 1Y
Harper pitched a solid game, but six
Sea King errors helped hosting
Woodbridge to a 6-0 win in Sea View
League play Wednesday.
Harper worked out of a bases-
'!oaded, no-out jam in the fourth, but
with two outs gave up a two-run
triple, only to be complemented with
d run-sconng error.
~--• • 1 . -
S<.1nt.1 rvt.irlJ•" 't·• 111 .J) 9 1
El Toro ! 14 ll f, 4
Coron .. dl'I M,ir (>i 10) 2 8
Woodbl idge 6, c.-0
El Toro 13, ,_,,port Hmrbor 5
Santa Margarita 2, IMle 1
I I I I
I I
The loss drops CdM to 8-9 and 2-7
in league dction with another game
scheduled for Fnday against WOC!<l-
bndge, but tlus tune on the Sea
Kings' diamond
I
Efforts by Crane, Waite
not enough for Sailors
~idge at c.-:
NftrJpart tWbor at El Toro I
Irvine at Santa Margarita :
L---------------------~
NEWPORT BEACH -Scott Crane
was 2 for 3 with dn RBI and catcher
Charue Wcute threw out two would-
bP bdse steaJers, but host Newport
Harbor High lost to El Toro, 13-5, in
Sed View League baseball action
Wed.nesddy.
SUMMARIES
SEA VIEW LEAGUE
EL TORO 13, NIWPO«r HADOll 5
El Toro 201 225 1 -13 14 1
Newport 300 101 0 · 5 9 1
F.reeman, Pearce (5) and
Lightner; Beerer, O'Donnell (5),
Langsdorf (6) and Waite. El Toro (14-7, 6-4 in league)
crushed five home runs and five dou-
1.>les. sconng in every inning except
the second. Cohn Sllltz hit two
homers for the Chargers. Newport
Harbor fell to 5-14 , 0-10.
W • Freeman. l -Beerer, 3·5.
Sv · Pearce. 2B -Lvcas (ET), Zapata
(ET), Mitchell (ET) 2, Lopez (ET),
Crane (NH). HR -Stiltz (ET) 2,
Mitchell (ET), Lopez (ET), Lightner
(ET).
SEA VIEW l.EAGW
Wooo.IDGE 6, CDM 0
CdM 000 000 0 · 0 6 6
Woodbridge 101 031 x • 6 10 0
It face~ El Toro agdm on Friday on
the road
Kevm M1tcheU had two doubles
dnd a home run for El Toro, which
went through three Sailor pitchers for
14 tuts.
Harper, Phillips (6) and Hatfield;
Beavers and Okuna. W-Beaven;
L -Harper, 1-1. 28 -Hatfield (c.dM),
Beavers ()N). 38 -Foster ()NJ.
YOUTH BASEBALL
Tegel's three home runs lifts
the Marlins in Pinto outing
•NHBA: R. J . D'Cruz adds
three triples and a dinger
NEWPORT BEACH -The
Marlins played lheLT best game of
the season, accordmg to Coach
Ron D'Cruz, as Zach Tegel ham-
mered lhree home runs and a sin-
gle.
The Mdrlrns, a Pinto D1Vls1on
team m the Newport Harbor
Baseball Assondtion, battled the
Dodgers The score 1s not tallied
rn Pmto play.
R.J. D'Cruz ddded Uuee Lnples
dnd a round-tripper
Other muluple-lut performers
included Elliot lewis, Michael
Sitzer, Max Kwock, Jake Carroll
dnd John Swift
The Mdfhns best perfor-
mances, however, came ih the
form of team defense. They
turned triple play lhat was started
b'l a shoestnng catch by D'Cruz
in center field. Austin ApramJan
and Matt Perreira paced the
defense.
MUSTANG DIVISION
• Phillies 10, RockJes 1
• • Phlllles 8, Blue Jays 5
The 9-1 Phtlltcs received 13
stnkeouts from pitchers Tyler
Parker, Nick Frazier and Ian
Connolly in the win over the Blue
Jays, and eight Ks from the trio as
they bested the Rockies.
Offensively, Billy Munce, Fra-
zier and Parker notched a com-
bined for seven hits and seven
RBI over the Jays, while Michael
Thagard, Cole Riley and Garrett
Donaldson led the way over the
Rockies.
• Dodgers 10, Indians 9
Aaron Harper knocked a pair
of singles, while Blake Fogg and
Spencer Moore added a pair o(
hits, including a double each, to
lead the Dodgers.
Moore, Fogg, Kris Packwood
and Adam Soderlund took care
or the pitching duties and Nie
Slater was strong on defense.
• Mariners 8, Phillies 1
The Mariners cruised to a win
as pitchers Davis Pemstetn, Bren-
nan Davis and Carmen Cimini
limited the Phillies to just three
hits.
Cimini, who would also pick
up a double from the plate, faced
tow batters sending them all to
the bench with strikeouts.
Offensive standouts for the
Mariners were Joey Amin. Tay-
lor Lobdell, Rye Thornton, Jake
Udblcote, Pemstein and Davis.
._. tM lllit ll ...,.r .. ...... ~~--...... ...,~~~~=.,...~.
adUaDy led ~ lwo l8gii. 8elJ Md I WJuY lfoeven When Mwphy )umpect ,abMd cl
tb9 ~ii tile firlt time tbil 18UOD we CUM
-together u e team." ~ 981Uor captain Ky#e
Cooper said. MWe can come together and have a
great time and we can do that for the l~e
meet.•
New.port freshman Jerinlfer Arrow ~ a
WiDniPg time of 1:10.87 m·the 100 bteoltl'OQ,
good for the ClP prelims. She aka clinched the
200 ~ ~ at 2:25.06 ci>ming from
about two~ behind after the leCOnd leg. , ·
CdM's llauren POWers tore th19Jlgb the 50 free
field with a CJF time ot 25.77, and also took the
100 butterfly, just .03 off the ~g time.
Ball was also a double winner with vidories in
the 100 free (59,68) and 100 back (1:04.00).
The Sea Jµoos are 1-4 in league meets.
The boyS, meet didn't ~vi.de the teem thrill
that the girls ~ as the Sea Kings, nmked No. 3
in Or4119e Cowity and •· 1 ln league, rode to a ~-
12 victory over the Th.rs (3-2).
Coach Mike Starkweather's crew was without
two standouts, Rob Williams and Scott Kramer
(illness arid injury, r~~pecti:vely), but those~
sent made a s~h.
Senior' K4Wi07J'arayao continued bis domina-
tion wtth an indtvidwtl win in the 100 free. He d1d
it in 48.67. #
Newpon Bach.ICc»ta Maa Oitlly Pilot
~,... ....... ~ Of ·= Bedill& .... ~ .. --= :le ~5iree
......... !MUS·
-Dillllllr relay ( fJ) t ahlo teetured f Hunter Thylor, Mike Vaillancourt i and Alex Sallis. Mesa improved j to 5-3, 3-2 in Pet.
i , In the girls meet. Mesa's Alli·
j son ALesmey wm two tndMduat
i events and swam on two winning I relays-. while freshmen tWlns I Wendy and Jody Martinovicb l also enjoyed an outstanding
meet, as the Mustangs defeated
Laguna Beach, 12s.41.
Alastuey won the 100-yard
I butterlly and 100 free, while Jody
, MartinoviCb was rust in the 200 t tree and too breast. I Stephanie Lombardo (200 indi-
Vidual medley), Amy Devey (50
free), Erin Bayes (500 free) and
Sara Whittaker (100 back) also
won individual events for Costa
Mesa (,-4, 2-3 in PCL).
Hoss stands out·
Tarayoo went into Wednesday's D1f!et having
already turned in CIP-qualifying timM in all but
one event ... and that's not •all the events he
swims." That is an eight JndMduaJ events but
one.
Attet lielping the Sea Kings' 200 medley relay
team·to a convillgng five-second victory and the
100 tree win, be went after the 100 breastroke -
I COSTA MESA -Estancia
DON LEACH / DAILY fll.OT I High's Matt Hoss posted a win in
Coro~ del Mar's Jenny Roberts swims the , the 100-yard butterfly and a sec-
bM:k.stroke portion of the medley re.lay. I ond-place finish in the 50
I freestyle, but the Eagles were
the ~one eluding' him. '
Tarayao ripped ~ the water, ~tirig
what aJ>peared to be the ftria1 OP-qualifying and
Wiru:iiJ;\g tillie, but the offidal ~ him as
he came off the wall for •c1o1phirilng," or not
bringing b6th haridS off the wall con:ectlY-
wen as the 100 back (1:00.81). downed by visiting University,
The 50 free was a fast race as defen~ I 122-..s, in Pacific Coast League
league ch.amp iD the event, CdM's Lance Emeiy 1 boys swim action Wednesday.
was .12 off Newport's sophomore Kevin Becker's l The Eagles' Blake Frino, on
22.56. Both times are CIF-qu.alifiers. l the girls team, posted loJ>"three
Emery may have gotten the best of Becker, i finishes iD a pair of events as Uni-
thoug~; when. lined up next to each other for the I versity completed the sweep with
100 tree, Becker was disqualified for moving on a 131-41 win, as well
That gave Newport HaibOr's senior Jason
Arrow the win at l:OS.21. Artow was also victori·
ous in the 200 iDdiVidu41 ined)ey.
StarkWeather iaid Tarayao would still go for it
at the league Cbampioosbips. Should the senior
accomplish that feat, be wiD be Starkweather's
first swimmer to achieve ~cat.ions in each
event in his decade-plus of coaching.
the podium. Thrayao ended up winning that with i Hoss tallied 59.49 in the but-
emery taking second. l terfiy and a 23.90 in the sprint.
Jason Palda was a double winner for CdM
racking up top honors in the 100 fly (57.36), as
CdM's 200 medley relay team of 'larayao, Mor-! Frino was third in the 200-yard
gan Johnstol), Jason Powers and Emery won with i individual medley (2:42.53) and
a 1:44.94, while the 200 free relay quartet of I in the 100 breastrolre (1:24.44).
Casey Wiedemann, Johnston, Jeremie j Jennifer Cassity took second in
Rujanawech and Emery clinched with a 1:32.14. i the 500 free; while Katie Menden
Botb times are CIP-qualifiers, as well I clinched second in the 100 free.
HIGH SCHOOL SWIM SUMMARIES
Mgelo, Orb.; Stocbtlll). 2.·0U1. , MDhe· 1. O'Brien (CM). 49.75; 2. Damln
.. .._. 1. M\llllflv (NH), 1:59.99; 2. M. (LI), SlM; l. rlPt!Dn (CM), 54.0.
o.twi (CdM). 2:08.09; 3. Miian (Htt}, 2:09.SO. MO he · 1. luU (ll). 5:.21.~ 2. llfon (CM),
a9 .. • 1. Arrow (NH), 2.25..06; 2.. Cooper s:JC.19: 3; M. Dunn (CM). 5:)4..12. '
(CdM). 2:JQ. 1'; 3. Rob«ts (c.dM). 2..)4.70. .. ... ...., _ 1.1.lgunl IMd\ 1;J7.2S.
IO he· 1. l'owW'I (CdM), 25.'n; 2. 1tO-* · I Ttytof (~ 1:00.95; 2. llptpn ~ (Hl-4). 27.ll; 3.1\idt« (CdM). Tl .3ol (CM). 1:010?; 3. M. Dunn (CM); 1:01.0l.
,...,_ l.~(CdM), 1:02.$);2.a.to ,...,..._,.~(Ll).1:12.19;2.
(NH). 1:03.71; l . Strait (CdM), 1:09.76. WhltrMn (CM). 1:13.17; l . Sltris (CM). 1:15.90.
1tO .... 1 .... (NH). 59 .• 2. MlllUn -... ,., _ 1. I.TN ::di. 3:37.M.
(tilm st.17; l. ~ (CdM). 1'.00.54. EnMaA e. u.MI-• • 122 ...... 1. ~ ~), 5:20.75; 2. M. JIO......,,.. ,, Un~ 1·46.53.
~ KdM~ 5:50AO: 3. Hlrtlg ~ 556.55. 200 he· 1. Nutt M 2.0lAl; 2. ~ <U>.
.. ... ...., • 1. c-wi .. ~ (M, 1:05.26; l ZincN:sky (U). 2:01.17. o.hl\ Tu«~ ~ P'OWlllsl. 1:&45; 2e9 .. -t. Huetsn M. 2'.22.27; 2.
2. Cofonl dll ~(I(, o.tln, ~ ~t. ~ (U). 2:24.12; l . T.tiorek (\J). 2:2S.06.
Cooper). 1.SO.ts; 2. N9wpoft ...W 9' ._ -1. BurDnlRI M 22.69; 2. Hem (!),
(M.lndlrfno. Whftl. Moote. Jotlrdon). 1:SlA.. D.90; 3. ~ (U), ~.11.
, ...... 1 . ..,, (NH). 1:04-00; 2. 1Ucbr ,. fir . 1, HOtl (E). 59A9; 2. Kim (U).
(CdM'). 1:05.lt; l llot.u (CdM), 1:0Ul. 1.01.22; 3. Ga,..(£), 1:03.00.
, .......... 1. Arrow(~). 1:10.17; 2. ,.. ... -1. Nad.i (U). 53.65; 2. Nutt M.
larttlow (CdM),'.1:16.a l Jonson (NH}l 1:17.68. 55. tt; 3. Sectest (E). 56.52.
400 ,,_....,. 1. Hfwpoft HAfbor (llfto. 500 .... -1. Nt;lw (V) 5:25.75; 2. Met1ghan
Mllllkef\ W, Murphy), l:S4.S7; 2. CorOM del M. S:A6: 3. YIM\ (U), 5:46.25.
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M 2:12AO; l. J. Cally CE>. 2:1!M1.
200 • • 1. M1llmar (U). l:12A1; 2. Eld M
l'.36.00; ). """° (E), 2.~53.
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25.97; 3. L .CMl!ty (E). 26..72.
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GOLF
CONTINUED FROM 81
and this year's crown by 20 strokes.
Schriber won at Big Canyon last year by
27 shots. In Woodard's last two wins at
Mesa Verde, she has won by four and
even-par 36 on the back nine to extend
her lead.
A key point in the match came on
No. 14, when Albright and Towersey
made bogey and Schriber made par
with a saving 10-foot putt -her longest
of the round -after hitting a tree on the
left on her approach shot.
Can't wait for Tea Cup Classic DI a
It was Big Tuesday in the Towersey
household this week as Chad Towersey,
the Corona del Mar High senior golfer,
earned medalist honors against El Toro
when he shot an even-par round of 72 in
a Sea View League match at El Toro
Marine Memorial Golf Course.
Hale Irwin turns the Toshiba Senior
Classic upside down by shooting a
final-round 62 and setting a course
record at Newport Beach Country Club,
not to mention the titillating finish at No.
17 with the now-famous rake. Cldss1c I, will be back to defend her title.
Tea Cup Classic II will be hosted by
Scmta Ana Country Club (tentatively
scheduled for July 31).
11 strokes.
Albright, who should win her third
straight Newport Beach Country Club
title today, won at NBCC by five shots
last year. a
~Big Canyon, undergoing major
reeonstruction on its goU course, will not
host a women's club championship th.is
year, allowing Schriber automatic entry
into Tea Cup Classic II.
Mananne Towersey won Santa Ana
Country Club's title earlier th.is week to
repeat Ul the Tea Cup, while Denise
Woodard locked up her aecond straight
Fletcher Jones appearance by capturing
the Mesa Verde Country Club
championship April 17.
Schriber bas won six consecutive
Big Canyon titles, while Towersey has
captured 14 of the past 17 Santa Ana
championships. Woodard has won three
in a row at Mesa Verde.
And you wonder why there's a Tea
Cup Classic?
More Tea Cup lore: Woodard shot 86
in Tea Cup Classic I, but she became a
crowd favorite with her late heroics in
front of an estimated gallery of 100,
malring a bogey-saving putt at 16 and a
birdie putt at 17.
a
BJt o' history: Sd:u1ber won tbe lnl·
UaJ silver tea set by shooting 2-over-par
74 at Newport Beach last year and win·
ning by five strokes.
"That was the most fun I've ever had,
playing in the Tea Cup Classic, even
though I was the biggest hacker,•
Woodard said. "I'm just glad I was able
to chip and putt at the end.•
In terms of dominating, Towersey
won last year's SACC title by 13 strokes
Albright pulled to within a stroke at
No. 13, but the steady Schriber shot
In the end, there was nothing but
admirable club representation by all four
golfers in the area's midsummer c.lus1c.
t.
AMBER
CONTINUED FROM 81
won the 1,600-meter race at the
Orange County Champion.ships
at 'll'abuco Hills High.
Mit wasn't really unexpected
by our coaches,• Newport girls
coach Eric Tweit said. "But that
was the firit truly oompetitive
1,600 she has run."
Already unbeaten tn 1
dual-meet competition in the 800
and 1,600 (heading into
Wednesday'e Sea VI rw Leogue
finale at Corona de.I Mar), th
Daily Pilot AthL te of th W k
followed with a fifUj.plb finish
tn the 800 Safurday.
Threi days prior, th SW pt
the 800 and 1,600 and con-
tributed to the winning 1,600
relAy again.st Sea View foe
Irvine, which fell to the Sailors,
89-47.
1\vett Hid tbe Orange County
meet wa1 an eye-opening day for
the still naive newcomer.
•she bettered b.er (personal
iecotd) by sev~ seconds in the
1,600 (docking 5:07.93), but then
had to come back pretty quickly
in tho 800 and PR'ed by three
secondl (2~0.04). And the also
ran on tho 1,600 felay and her
split wos another PR.
•The 1,600 (Saturday) was the
flnt tlri:i she h4J had to run
an-out, and to oome baclt and
have 10me girls go out very
qWCkly Ul tfie 800, it was a real
1Mmin ~.· nv:lf. a11o th8 gtm aoss
!" •
Earlier in the day, his mother,
Marianne, won the Santa Ana Country
Club women's championship.
0
Heidi Emerson, Newport Beach
resident and daughter of former tennis
great Roy Emerson, the career leader in
Grand Slabl titles with 12, recently
purchased a business that operates
corporate goU outings at Tustin Ranch
and Peliton Hill. among other places.
Details: 720·1 .. 90.
Irwin won the Las Vegas Senior
Classic on Sunday after shooting 75 in
the final round. He entered with a
six-stroke lead and barely held on. How
exciting.
0
The Newport Harbor Area Chamber
of Commerce will host its fowth annual
Newport Beach Open on May 18 at
Newport Beach Country Club.
The event for the first time will have
two shotgun starts -one in the
morning, one in the afternoon. Details:
557-5100.
. a
Howl~ can Newport Beach be' • RIOtARD DUNN's dub golf ce>Nmn appurs
every Thullday.
destiny.
•0o1ng both sports at the
same ttme really took a lot out of
me, so (N~ coaches) •
weren't gtving me the toughest
wotkbUll. But now, even though tr. kind Of late 1n the season. I
p1Ao to work a JOt harder in
track. 1b 1Jdl J>(Jbil:, a Jot of what
l'Ye ddDe hul*m Just with
nat\iilll abQby. •
BeJond ~. 1\velt
'riU J!NI 11116'1 future ii bright·
enf! bf ,~ attrtbutes.
•51ae ~ ewrythin~ to lh
table,• 1Wllt .,qMined. More
than U.. pb'*81 talent, 1b hM
the pejfed JlillaJ approaCh. S _
)lltt laiowl-., to get fOc:Uled
and a bll gl'Jll con.6dince,
WMbout .:a~· She came ID• a ~"1 who liked to
nm,, but DOW re111181 lbe'9 8
• I
Newport BeachiCosta Mesa Daily Pilot
V.OllEYBALL
·Mustangs
:dust otr
Estanci.a
• Lightvoet records 37
kills for the winners.
COSTA tvlESA -Costa Mesa
High outside hitter B.J. Lightvoet
recorded 37 kills and served the
final points to a wild finish as the
host Mustangs swept Estancia,
15-10, 15-2, 18-16, in a boys
Pacific Coast League volleyball
match Wednesday.
Mesa setter Chrts Shanley had
52 assists and teammate· Matt
Peca chipped in with 13 digs as
the Mustangs (9-3, 5-2 in PCL)
fougnt off the Eagles at the end.
The third game was stuck at
15-15 for three service rotations,
before Estancia took the lead. But
Mesa scored the match's final
three points behind Tommy
Lightvoet's play up front and his
brother's serving .
Mesa has three PCL matches
left and could secure second
place with victories over Univer-
sity and Laguna Hills.
. .
THURSDAY, APRIL 30; 1998 13
WEIGHTt;IF ._.,_...__ __ _
Heads qualiftes for
world chafnpionshljs
• Former Sailor will be
competing in Finland in
November at 7 s.:kilo class.
Fonner Newport Harbor High
athlete Cara Heads, ranked sec-
ond .in the country in women's
weightlifting in her division,
secured a spot in this year's wodd
championships after qualifying at
the U.S. Senior Nationals last Sa~
urday at Northern Arizona Uni-
versity in Flagstaff, Ariz.
Heads made the squad in the
75-kilogram category ~d will
compete in the world champi-
onships next November in Fin-
land.
At Flagstaff, Heads made all
six of her lilts, going 87 .5 kilos, 90
and 92.5 m the snatch, then lift-
ing 110, 11 2.5 and 115.5 in the
clean and jerk for a 208 total, a
personal record. She had to make
202.5 or better to qualify for the
world team.
Heads, currently training with
the Savanna Club under coach
Michael Cohen in Georgia,
jumped from a total of 187.5 last
year in the Junior World Champi-
onships to 208 last weekend.
Since the Junior World Cham-
pionships, Heads has devoted
herself full-time to weightlifting
with aspirations of earning a spot
on the U.S. Olympic team in
2000.
BASEBALL
Broesamle earns
All-GSAC honors (' DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Newport Harbor's Jenntfer Glffi clears a personal belt with a five-foot effort in the high jump to take third place Wednesday.
She has dropped from UC
Berkeley, where Heads has com-
peted the past two years, but
plans to return to school after the
2000 Sydney Games.
Costa Mesa High product
Matt Broesamle, a sophomore at
Concordia, capped a strong sea-
son by making the All-Golden
State Athletic Conference base-
ball team.
H I GH SC H OOL TRACK AND FIELD SUMMAR I ES
-by Richard Dunn
SEA VEW LEAGUE
Broesamle joins Southern Cali-
fornia College junior Eric Booth
and senior repeat selections
Kevin Moore and Bryce Prirrun.
The staff ace, Broesamle guid-.
ed the Eagles to a 12-12 GSAC
mark and earned the Irvine-
based program its first trip to the
NAIA Par West Sectional where it
is at Azusa Pacific at 7 tonight.
SCC tied Concordia for third
place and will also play at Azusa
this afternoon at 3. The Van-
gqards' foe is The Master's.
Booth is a junior first baseman.
BOYS NftllllCNl1' HAlllllOR 80. CORONA DEL MAil 55
100-1. Zarrllll (CdM). 11.2; 2. Stewart (Nii). 11.6; 3. MacDonald (CdM). 11.7.
200 -1. Zamlll (CdM), 22.9; 2. FiM (CdM), 23.2; 3. loo (NH), 23.4.
400 -1. Finn (CdM), SU>; 2. S. Jensen (NH), 51.0; 3. Allpoor (CdM), 54.8.
I00-1. R. Jensen (NH), 2:05.2; 2. Hel'berts (NH), 2:06.1; 3. McMillen (NH), 2:06.9.
1.fOO -1. Hefbec'ts (NH), 4:33; 2. DennerUne (CdM), 4:333; 3. Mc:Millen (NH), 4:44.1.
3,200· 1. Dennerlioe (C), 10'.20; 2. Landgren (NH), 10'.31.2: Mdcinlay (NH), 10:35,5.
110 ... -1. Loo (NH), 16.13; 2. Jones (NH), 16.8; 3. McCullough (NH), 18.0.
JOO .. -1. Jones (NH), 42.2; 2. McCullough (NH), 46.3; 3. Alipoor (CdM), 48A.
• relay -1. Corona del Mar (MacDonald, Finn. Hoyt. Zarrillo. 45.0.
1,tOO Nlay -1. Corona del Mar (Zarrllli, Alip<>ur, MacDonald, Finn), 3:44.2.
tU • 1. Loo (NH>. 6-2.; 2. Hayes (CdM), 5-8; 3. Fuscoe (CdM), 5-6.
U -1. Gerlach (NH), 20-41h; 2. 8elida (NH), 18-10; 3. Orlich (CdM), 18->/•.
Tl-1. Loo (NH). 42-1'/J; 2. Gerlach (NH), 41-1'h; 3. Young (CdM), 38-91'2.
flV -1. Gerlach (NH), 9-0; 2. Brown (CdM), 8-0; No third.
SP-1. Oat'ke (NH). 44-3"•; 2. Fenton, 4().7J/.; 3. Johnson (CdM), 40-&/•.
DT -1. O~e (NH), 16()..4; 2. Fenton (CdM), 120-3; 3. Warther (NH), 111-8.
Breakers keep winni;ng SCHEDULE
The Orange Coaf.t United
Breakers, a girls under-16 squad,
moved closer to the Reebok Open
State Cup Championship with a
pair of wins that push the locals
into the semifinals May 9.
The Breakers downed the San
Diego Surf, 4-0, after registering a
pair of goals in the contest's first
10 minutes. Newport Harbor
High's Kyndra Cox sank the first
one with University's Nicole
Williams adding the second.
Tawnya Allday and Casey
Hauser posted scores in the sec-
ond half.
Defensively, Nadia Gomez,
Katie Sheldon, EWe Stephens,
Margit Vogele, 14tte Simon, Jes-
sica Luchesi and Kellyjo West sti-
fled the Surf.
Vogele, Simon and Luchesi
play for Corona del Mar in the
winter.
To grab the second victory, the
Breakers had to pull off an upset
over the DBWV Viper, as the
Viper had topped the locals twice
SOCCER
in regular season clashes.
After regulation and two over-
time periods failed to break a 1-1
deadlock, the Breakers' goal-
keeper Britta Vogele, a first team
All-CIF keeper at CdM, allowed
just one Viper score on the penal-
ty-kick shoot out while Cox and
the Vogele sisters found the net
for a 3-1 win.
AYSO registration.
AYSO Region 57's final regis-
tration will be held May 9 (noon
to 4) at Lincoln Elementary
School.
Serving the communities of
Corona del Mar, East Newport
Beach and Newport Coast, the
Region has a $70 fee and new
players need to bring a birth cer-
tificate.
For more information, contact
Mike Wade at (562) 597-0029.
• Newport-Mesa Junior All-American S I G N U p S Football signups will be held Saturday,
May 2 from 8 a .m. to 2 o'clock at the
football field house at Corona del Mar High.
The registration fee is $190 and includes the use of all equipment,
team T-shirt, trophy, insurance and a physical exam by the league
physician.
Registrants must bring proof of residence and a birth certificate.
For details contact Jim McGee, league president, at 640-8505 or 640-
0500.
• Costa M~'s AYSO Regto.n 120 is offering a discount for early reg-
istration being held Saturday, May 16 (9-3 p.m.) at Tewinkle Middle
School. .
The discounted registration fee is $50 for the first player, $40 for the
second, $35 for the third. The family maxi.mum is $125.
Questions? Call 557-5620. ·
• 1be Orange Coast United RJpttde, a girls under-12 soccer team,
needs a goalkeeper and field players.
For more information, call 662· 2678 . •
TODAY
• BaMbell
College -Southern California College
at NAIA Far West Sectional at Azusa
Pacific, vs. The Master's, 3 p.m.
Community college • Riverside
at Orange Coast, 2:30 p.m.
•Tennis
College men and women -Golden
State Athletic Conference Finals
at Westmont. all day.
Community college women -Orange
Coast at Southern California Regionals
at Santa Barbara CC, all day.
High school boys • Woodbridge
at Corona del Mar, 3:15 p.m.; Estancia
at University, 3: 15 p.m.; Newport
Harbor at El Toro, 3 p.m.; Costa Mesa
at Laguna Beach, 3: 15 p.m.
•Swimming
Community college men and women
-Orange Coast at State Meet. at
Ventura College, 10 a.m.
• Softb.11
High school girls • Laguna Hills vs.
Estancia, at TeWinkle Park. 3:15 p.m.;
Costa Mesa at Aliso Niguel, 3: 15 p.m.
• Badminton
High-school • Corona del Mar
at Garden Grove, 3:15 p.m.
• Golf
High schooJ -Corona del Mar vs.
Newport Harbor, at Costa Mesa G&CC,
Mesa Linda Course, 3 p.m.; Costa Mesa
vs. Laguna Beach at Shoreclifu, 2 p.m.
DEEP SEA
WEDNESDAY'S COUNTS
• NEWPORT LANDING -2 boats.
22 anglers. 44 sand bass. 24 calico bass.
67 sculpin, 12 mackerel.
• DAVEY'S LOCKER -4 boats.
69 anglers. 19 yellowtail. 9 bonito,
131 barracuda, 125 calico bass.
13 sand bass, 6 sculpln, 51 sheephead,
7 rockfish, 105 whitefish.
OTY OF NEWPORT 9EAOt Yount
CHAMPtONStWS GIRLS ICMN , ..
(eon.ctlon)
Softball toss -1. Michele Allred, 84-4.
. ,
-.. &..-... •• -~ -.._j ---
r>. r ,~. r." ·~ & AN n r n <. ;"' i' 8 3 0 .. lff , 0 • ·, . . I ~ . ' .
GIRLS NEWPORT HAlllllOR 73, ColloNA DB. MM 59
100 · 1. l.aby (NH), 12.8; 2. Halley (CdM), 13.2; 3. Ubuda (CdM), 13.6.
200 · 1. Morse (CdM), 26.S; 2. Zaby (NH). 27 .1; 3. Cummins (CdM), 28.4.
400 -1. A. Kent (NH), 1:02.4; 2. K. Kent (NH), 1:02.4; 3. Yourman (CdM), 1:06.
800 • 1. Morse (CdM), 2:32; 2. Cummins (CdM). 2:33; 3. Steen (NH), 2:34.
1,600 -1. Morse (CdM), S: 19; 2. Steen (NH), 5:20; 3. Yourman (CdM), 5:27.
3.200 -1. Blair (CdM), 11:31.2; 2. Mcfall (NH). 11:40.6; 3. Quinlan (CdM), 12:05.
100 H -1. McMillen (NH). 17.3; 2. Jansma (NH), 18.0; 3.. Mahl~ (CdM), 18.6.
JOO H . 1. McMillen (NH), 49.3; 2. M ahler (CcfM). 50.1; 3. Jansma (NH). 52.9.
400 Nlay -1. Newport Harbor (Siebert. A. Kent, IC. Kent. Zaby), 51.6.
t,600 relay· 1. Corona del Mar (Cummins, Mahler, Ubuda, Mone), 4:14.6.
tu -1. Ross (NH), 5-4; 2. BOUfgeois (NH), 5-2; 3. Giffi (NH), 5-0.
U -1. Ross (NH), 15-91/2; 2. Halley (CdM), 15-6; 3. Bourgeois {NH), 14-9.
TJ -1. Ross (NH), 35-31/2; 2. Halley (CdM), 33~; 3. Giffi {NH), 35-5.
PV -1. Christeson (CdM), 8-0; No second or-third.
SP -1. Dill (NH), 32-9; 2. Oidtson (CdM), 31-41h; 3. OeMille (CdM), '30-21/•.
DT . 1. Dill (NH), 10S-3; 2. Dickson (Cdf-4). 79-4•h; 3. Angsley (CdM), 19-1112.
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY'
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14 THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1998
Contant fires four hltl ... ~~
:Innings in Reds' 7-3 ·Win
.
•Dodgers get some fine
pi~g in win over M's;
Yanks' Seaborne no·hits
the Reds in 2-0 triumph.
NEWPORT BEACH -The
Reds receiv~ fow hitless inniJ1gs
fi'om hurler Blake Contant and
cruised t.o a 7-3 win In Newport
Beach Little League Majors play
at Uncoln Field.
The Reds' offense thrived on
the timely bitting of Danny
Marin-Ptnn. Jordan Slmmondt
and Contant.
The Cardinals were paced by
Parker Ferguson's strong pitch-
' ing and a solo home run from
Blalne Gribble.
In other Majors Dlvtslon
games:
• Dodgen 5, Mariners O
Led by the pitching of Jerrttt
Tb.ayer, Cory Aznltno and Mitch
PolU, the Dodgen pi.eked up the
shutout win.
The Mariners were paced by
an eight-strikeout showing from
Barrett Sprowl, who worked
three scoreless innings on the
mound.
• Yankees 2, Reds 0
Pancho Seaborne fired a com-
plete-game no-bitter to defeat the
Reds.
• M.arlnen 15, Giants 1
The Mariners shined in the
slugf est behind multiple-hit days
from Tyler Dowen, Andy Lujan,
Barrett Sprowl, T.J. Bernardy,
Dom Rubino and Taylor Stonp.
• The Giants, who also pounded
the ball, were led by Ryan Kell y,
Aaron Harper and Andre Pin.sett
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C 200 I-• c• Year 11/97 PUBLIC NOTICE Heve you 11at1ed doing Have you S1a11ed doing PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: an lndMdual .... Ana. ecucy t1 PUILIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE 9;;J:· 1 • mnt, " Robert A. 8onlto & ,.._ bullntn yet? YH, 1·~·98 buslnH1 yet? YH , 4·t·98 Have you atarttd doing a..., .. d ~
PUBLIC NOTICE BSC7239 oanltl, Mann, Johnson & soclatea, Robert A. Bonito, '101ltf0ua Bualne.. Colweb Plumbing Co. Inc., Extreme Boxing Inc .. Sean Flotllloue BuslnHt butlne11 yet? No CllMlrnla f11"9colr.ai~n111~~~_,,iceca
Mendenhall, Inc.. (CA), Prtsldtnt Memo St•tomont Scot1 Colweb, Prntdent McCuUy, Pres. N•m• Statement Viney J1twanl ~ a ClllfaM Ca· STATEMENT OF Notice of Sal• 3250 Wilshlre Blvd Los This stattment wu flied The fdllowlng penons .,. This stat~nt wu filed This stat"'*IJ wa1 filed The following p«sons aie This ttatement wu flied • dlllf ......,._,
of Reel Propertr Angeles CA 90010 ·• With lhe County Clerll of dolna bualnns u : with the County Clm ol With the County Clen< ol doing bullntH u: with the County Cltrk or undlr M · mtlllr't
ABANDONMENT OF e t Privet• Sale Thls buslneu ts con-Orange County on 4-tC>-118 Carbon Spider, 283!12 Orange County on 4.07·98 Orange County on 4'28-98 Dlacoteca Otoml, 745 w. Orange County on 4·28·98 Detd d 1hMt e.c:aad ~
UIE OF FICTITIOUS CaH #A1B2et1 du~led by: joint venture 1MB8111181 Grundy, Sllvtrado, CA 109B9754722 19888718800 t9th St., Ste. G, Co1ta 19988718898 ~ ~-:..n:r
BUSINl!S,S NAME In tho Supo1lo1 Court of Hdvo yoo atarttd doing Dally Pilot Apr. 18, 23, 30, 92876 Dally P(lol Apr. 9, 18, 23, Dally Piiot Apr. 30, May 7, Mtsa, CA 92827 Dally Piiot Apr. 30, May 7, ::.:.:::.. ~ ...:
The following persons California, lor tho County or business ~et? No May 7, 1998 TH449 John Lee Mltch911, 2229 S. 30, 1998 Th421 t4, 21, 1998 Th471 Irma B. Murrietta, 1401 14, 21, 1999 Th466 ~ • ...__..!!!.. ..._
have abandoned lhe UH of Orango Cinema tadlum er-ors Grand Santa .. na CA Gattand Ave Tustln CA ---------·---· ...,. 1h1 F1cu11ous Bu11n11s In 1h1 manor of 1h1 Es111e tnc Andrew L vou~'uiat' PUBLIC NOTICE 92705' " ' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE 92680 " ' PUBLIC NOTICE 1Z2. lln ~-. Paoe
Name: lnlernallonal Art of EDNA PEARL CHAM· Prialdent ' MatVln Kohh Hollenbeek, Thia bustntu Is con· -. d Ollldll "9clOlda d
Publlshera, 302 North El NESS, AKA EDNA CHAM· This statement was filed Flctltloue 8utlne11 2229 s. Grand, Santa Ana, Flctltlou• Buslno11 Flotltloue Bu11ne.. ducted by: an tndtvldual Flotltlout 8uelne11 Onngil ~ 111111 d
Camino Real, Suite 116, NESS, aka EDNA P. with the County Clerk ol Name St•t•mont CA 92705 Name Statement Neme Statement Have you alerted doing Name ltatomont ~ undlr h PGWS
San Clemente, CA 92672 CHAMNESS, deceased. Orange County on c-1o.98 The lollowlng persons .,, Thi• buslntas ts con· The lollowlnp persons are The fonoWlng peraonS are bullneu yet? Yes, 4/1198 Th• lollowlng peraons are d • ......_ coitlllibid,
Tht Flcllt10111 Business Nollce Is hereby given 19988755171 doing bullne11 u: ducted by: a general part· doing bu1tne11 as: doing buslnen as: l1ma B. Murrlttla t doing business as: wll ... It pubic ..r:aon to
N•me reftrred to above that lht undersigned will AM ER I CAN DISCOUNT nerahlp a) Sandpiper Contston, b) REHAB ASSOCIATES OF Thia atalemt nl wu filed Thomaa Wholnal«t, 4404 h...,... llMdlr tar ca.t\
wet filed In Orange County sell at private sale to the Dally Polol Api. 18• 23• 30• MORTGAGE COMPANY, Have you etarttd doing C & W Paint & Body, 1500 CALIFORNIA, n12 Glen-with the County Cle1k of Channel Place, Newport Of ct*ll M ...., .... ~ on Seplember 16, 1994, highest and best bidder, May 7, 1996 TH442 18552 MacArthur Blvd., buslnen yet? YH, 7/5/94 Elm Avenue. Costa MtH, coe SI., #C, Huntington Orange County on 4·1C>-98 Beach, CA 92683 kM, ~Ill tha lime d
i"llt No.F622137 subiect to confirmation of 1220, lrvlne, CA 92812 John L Mitchell CA 92626 Beach, CA 92841 18989711181 Brian Anthony Glarnar, .. Jn...,_, mon1Y d the
Charles Lee Mclaughlln, said Supe1lor Court. on or PUBLIC NOTICE Robert A. Bonito & Auoci· Thia ai.tement wu flied Temple Management Inc., Nikki L Berg, 921 Azalea Dally Pilot Apr 18 23 30 4404 Channtl·Plact, New· ~ ..,.. d AINftca.
48 Bridgeport Court, Dana aller the 4th day of May, alas, (Ca.llfomte), 18552 with the County Clerk of (CA), 1500 Elm Avenue, Or., Cotta Mesa, CA 92828 M 99 · • TH' • Pott Beach, CA 92683 .....,. ~ ..... or
Point, CA 92629 1998 at the office or WIL· NOTICE OF MecArthur Blvd., #220, Ir· Orange County on 4.07·98 Co1ta Mesa, CA 92826 Thi• buslneu ta con-•Y 7• 1 8 443 Thi• bu1lnt11 la con· lmPlld •to .... U.. poe.
This bu1lnH1 ls con· LIAM W. SOUKUP, ESO.. AVAILABILITY OF vine, CA 92612 198B9754713 Thi• business Is con-due1ed by: an lndlvldual PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual ..-ion ot enc:umtnnc:.,
dueled by an Individual 8141 E. KAISER BLVD.. ANNUAL REPORT This bu1lneu 11 con· ducted by: a corpcr11lon Have you 11arl•'<I doing Have you started doing al rtatit. .. and ......,_
199B8754335 1306, ANAHEIM. CA Pursuant to Secllon ductedby:acorporatlon ~all~P~l9o9t:pr. 18·;~,!°0 Have you elarttC: doing buslntssyot?No FloutlouaBu•lne11 buslnffsyet?YH,4-24·98 nowfilldtlfl•.udlln&.-
Thls statement waa fifed 92806. (714) 921-1090 all 810(d) of !he Internal Rev· Date you atat1ed buslnHs ay • business yet? Yu, 1994 Nikki L Berg N•m• Statement Brian A. Glarner •In and to h fcllloMi9
wllh lht County Clerk of the right, title and lnteresl enut Code, nollce I• under !his name: Month/ PUBLIC NOTICE Temple Managtment Inc .. Thi• atatement w111 filnd Th• following persons are Thia atattmenl was filed -.at.I ~ .......0 Orange Count on 4/2198 ol saTd deceased at lht hereby given that the an· Year 01/98 Barbara Temptt, Secretary with the County Clerk of doing buslnHI 81• with the County Cit,_ of In a........, CiM.ny and
Dalty Pilot A~r 9 16 23 time of dealh and all rlghl, nual report for !ht calendar Robert A. Bonito & Asaoci· Flctlllous Busln•H This stalemenl wu ltled Orange County on 4-06-96 WEST COAST ·FENCE. Orange County on 4·28·98 .._ totMl:AllN: •~1-
30 1998 · • Th4:J3 !Ille and Interest the es1a1e year 1997 ol !ht Bellwood ates, Robert A. Bonito, Nam• Statement with the Counly Clerk of 189B97S4e37 2141 Rtpubllc Avenue, 10988719887 • The tl*9 1mOUnt d ..
· has acquired In addition 1o Foundalion, a private foun-Prtsldtnt The roHowlng persons are Orange Coonty on 4-07·98 Dally Pilot Apl. 9, 18, 23, Costa Mna. CA 92827 Dally Pllol Apr. 30, May 7. W.-. ptndplt bllllnce, PUBLIC NOTICE lhat of said deceased In dallon. !S ~v8llabl• at the This 1tattment was ftled doing t>Yslness u: 19989754721 30, 1998 Th.422 Francis Joseph Dowd, t4, 21, 1999 Th470 ..... ttw'llOn. _...., ---------i and to 111 the certain Real Foundauon s prlnclpal of· wtlh the County Ctm of Precision Towing 220 Dally Pnol Apr 9 t8 23 214 l Rtpubllc t.venut .., ,......, llblllled
STATEMENT OF property, sllualed In lhe flee for inspection during Orange County on 4·10.98 Wake Forest Bd .. 'Col1a 30 1999 · ' Th42S PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa, CA 92627 ' PUBLIC NOTICE collll, apaow and _...
ABANDONMENT OF city ol COSTA MESA, regular business hours 189887511B2 Mesa CA 92826 ' This buslnt11 'Is con-wnc. Ill tlW .._ d the
USE OF FICTITIOUS County 01 ORANGE, Slate from .8 a.m. to 5 p.m. by Dally Piiot Apr. 16, 23, 30. Emily Marte Geer, 220 PUBLIC NOTICE '1ctltlous 8u1lneH ducted by: an Individual Fictitious ButlnoH lnlflf Plltilatllcn d tNa
BUSINESS NAME of Calllorn1a, partlc~larly any c11izen who requests it May 7 1998 TH448 Wake Form Rd., Cotta Name Statement Have you atarted doing N•m• Statement Nl:llkll .. SIZA1&.aa. CUr· . r described as follows Loi wllhin 180 days a~llf lhe • Mesa, CA 92626 Flctltlou• Buslne11 Th• following persons are business ye!? No The follOwlng ptlftonS .,, ..ay dllied CMN9rs
Tht lolloW1nJ pe son~ t76 of Traci 1872, as dat1 of this PJJbllc~llon., PUBLIC NOTICE Joe Ktllh Gee1, SR .. 220 Name Stetemont doing business at! Frank Dowd doing bualne11 as: a.a Of c..tlftad a.dta r,~ve ~?~ont 1~~s~~·: shown on a map recorded The Foundatfon s princl-Wako Forest Ad., Costa Tht followlng persons are Software Unlimited, 1 n55 Thia statement wu ltltc:t Brtnners Kitchen & Bath, ~ to h nu.a. Of
N' . cCAAB~N SPIO~Rs In book 53. pages 47. 48 pal oHlco Is located at 5 Flct1Uou1 Bu1ln•H Mesa, CA 92828 doing business as: Sky Park East, Suitt 102. wilh lhe county Clark ol 1980 Swan Dr.. Costa bldiiir .. 90l:llPI*' to
ame. ' and 49 or Miscellaneous Ruo Deauvllle, Newport Nemo Statement This busineu Is con· RON CHAPMAN ENTER· Irvine, CA 92614 Orange County on 4-10.98 Mna. California 92826 1'Nlelt pftMdld P"IPW ~:,~~2 c'Xh;~~1:VY·· Sil· Maps, records di said Or· Beach, CA 92660. The prln-Th• following pet"sons are ducted by: a general part· PRISES, 270 So. Bristol St., Jamts E. Kellon, 1n55 199B8755197 Steven LH Brtnner, 1980 klwllMc:IDa11 la WllrHn
The °Flcllllous Business ange County. clpal managei ol the loun-doing buslne11 as: nershlp •10t/t91, CoSla Meta, CA. Sky Park East, Suite 102, Dally Pilot Apr 16 23 30 Swan Dr., Cotta Mtsa, Cal· P'taM 11~~ !'!
1 bo More commonly known as dauon Is . Wtsley E. Bell· Children'• Orchard Costa Ha\le you started doing 92628 Irvine, CA 92614 · • • • llornla 92628 1'N1e1t -·-_, Name re erred 10 a ve 2123 Union A~enue, Costa wood. Mesa, 369 E. 17lh St1ee1, buslneH el? No Ronald J. Chapman, 270 This buelnt11 ta con· May 7• 1996 TH444 Thia bu1lne11 la con-fofwtllc:h ~......,.no w•~.ie:.1~1pr~ng;5~~~~~ Mesa, Calllorn1a P ubll shed Newport Costa Mesa, Calllornlo Emily M~e Gur So. Bristol St., #101/191, ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual '~'"Ni 01 ....-y, ~hn L.H Jiic~ell 28352 Terms of the sale are Btach·C.osta Mesa Daily 92627 This 11atement was flied Costa Mesa, CA. 92828 Have you started doing Have you llatted doing h ._. ...._._, Of Gtu d Sliver do CA cash In lawful money or lhe Pilot Apnl 30, 1998. Mary Carmella Casella with the County Clerk of Thi• buslnns Is con· buslnett yet? YH, 5193 Fictitious BusJn•H buslnna yet? No aa. CGftlmClft ~
926f8 y. a ' United S11tes on confirma· Th483 437 E. S.y Street, Costa Orange County on 4·10-98 ducted by: a11 .ndlvldual Jamat E. Kelton Nam• Statement Steve Brenner d .. abcwe d9iattlild
Jeffrey R Jean 12062 Bar· lion °1 181•· 01 part cash PUBLIC NOTICE Mesa, California 92927 108B9755180 Have you started doing This statement was flied Th• following persons are Thia ataltment wu flied PfCIPlllY le 40t~ llett SI oaidt~ Grova CA and balance upon such Theresa AM Carta, 22841 Deity Piiot Apr 18 23 30 buslnus ytl? Yes, t /FEB/ with tht County Clerk of doing bustnen as· with the Ceuuy Clerk ol ~ ~:::': 11 ·• • lerms and conditions as Rumble, Lake Forni, Call· · • • • 98 Orange County on 4-07-98 Lany Dean Mtnlitrlts 431 Orange County on 4·26·98 - -9/~5 b 1 1 are acceptable to the per· Fictitious BualnH• fornla 92630 May 1• 1998 TH446 Ronald J. Chapman 19988754124 w. Bay st Co1ta Mtsa 10981118885 a..,. 1111111 tar ,..,_ duct~ ~y' ~·::ner~l ~~~: soBn;I representative I T Name f t•tement Th ts bualntss 11 con-PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was tiled Dally Piiot Apr. 9, 16, 23, CA 92627 .. , Oally Pllol Apr. 30, May 7, ~ -:.s•:a"O:
1 hi .1. s or otters to be n ha follow ng persons art ducted by: a general part· wtlh the County Clerk of 30 1998 Th424 Larry Dean Scruggs 431 14 21 1999 Th472 ind bV n rs P wr111ng and will bo received doing business as: nenhlp Flctltloui lualnoH 01ange County on 4-07·98 • B ' ' ' Tnaat lndud1nt '-and ;o~~BL97M5114ch7e7114 a1 the aforesaid oHice at Allernallvt Hullhcart Have you ataned doing Nam• St•toment 109B8154738 PUBLIC NOTICE ~A 928/.i1St .. Colla Mesa, PUBLIC NOTICE ..,._.~nu.a.and •• any time alle1 the lirsl pub-Management, 2082 S.E. buslnaas¢tt? No 0 1 Pl 9 3 Thi b I t d .... ._.,.,_ ~ Thi• statamenl was filed lica11on hereof and before BrlSlol St #217 Newport C The followlng peraons •• a ly lot Apr. ' 18, 2 ' Flctltlout Busln••• I us n111 s con-The annual ltPort ol lh• -Ciafftpalwy. a uld · • Mary · asena doing business as: 30 1998 Th429 ducted by: an Individual ·-,--w11h the County Clerk ol dale ol sale. Beach, CA. 92660 This statement was flied NICHE MARKETING CRE· · Name Statement Ha\lt you llartad doing Segtrttrom Foundation It ~ llV ~ ....
Orange Counly on 04-07·98 Dated: 4/16/98 Al1erna11ve Healthcare with the County Clerk ol ATIVE GROUP, INC .. 2737 PUBLIC NOTICE The followlng persona.,, bustneas yet? No avallablt, at the addre11 ·'Alll"lll1411to ... Ccilt*I
Daily Pilot Apr. l6, 23, 30. DONALD BENJAMIN Management Magazine. orange County on 4·21-98 E. Coasl Hwy., IB, Corona doing bustnen as: Larry Dean Scruggs noted below, IOI' lnepectlon • ~ c.9anlla May 7 1998 Th439 CHAMNESS, Personal LLC, (CA), 2062 SE. Bristol 199B8759194 del Mar CA 92625 Flctltlout Bualness OHANA TRADING COM-This statement wu flied during no1mal buslnHs ltDt. (111) •-7731, ~
' RepreHntatlve of the St Sle. 217• Newi::ort Dally Pilot Apr. 23, 30, May NMCG.' INC .. (CA), 2737 E. Nam• Stetement PANY, 28522 Via Reggio, with lhe County Clerll of hours, by any citizen who _. 1}...J.• AMn172S7 PUBLIC NOTICE Estate Beach, CA 92660 6 13 1998 Th458 Coast H I B Corona The folloWlng penons art Laguna Nlgutl CA 926» Orangt County on 4·10.98 ao requatll within 180 Oi121.-.0MW
The Joint Commission on w~~t~r,:v~l s•ot ~·uwp: ;u~t~d ~~~·~~1~ed1~ag~1~; • PUBLIC NOTICE ~e~l~arbf!.,~;::s 11 con-ds~':c~!ln~~·v:~1men1 1, ~~;2 vt~~~~lo,B~~~Xi o I PD 1~08~~5:~~~ ~~r·no:!'of~~~:111:'m1~'. PUBLIC NOTICE Accredltalion ol Heallhcare • U ' Co. ducted b . a cor aUon 17812 Beach Blvd. Ste. 7· Niguel, CA 92677 a ly ot pr. , ' , The Segeratrom Found• ,_,.
OrganluUons wtll conduct ESQ., 814 1 E. KAISER Have you started doing RotlUout ButlneH Have y~ 11~ doing A, HunUngton Beach, CA Thll buslntH 11 con-May 7, 1998 TH445 !Ion, 3315 Fa!Mew Road, ~Nallaa on..=a:.
an aceted1tatlon survey of BLVD., 1308, ANA-buslntss yet? Yts, 1·2·98 Name ltatement business yet? Vat, April 1, 92647 ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE Costa MeH, CA 92626. Yau Alt In DllMI ~A Died Hoe9 Memorial Hoapl· HEIM, CA 92BOB Alternat ve Healthcare The following person• are l998 Yoshimlllu Mokila, 17612 Have you 1tarted doing The prlnclJ* manager ts Of TIUll.DllldWMIZ. ~ Ycai
tel Pro1brterlen on Publllhtd Newport ~LCnal~menEI C~~a~lnt doing bu1lne11 as: NMCG, INC., Alyua Beach Blyd., Sle. 7·A, Hun. bualntH yet? Yt1, 3-13·98 FJotlUoue 8utlnoH Mtrk:,~~· Pdffl~tnt. I Tallt Adlan To Pldlcl Yu
June 9 , 10, and 11, Btach·Costa Mesa Dally • e rey · 8 • an· The Reading & Language Pl1ano, President ttngton Beach, CA 92647 Adam Barclay Namo ltatoment u 1 • ewpor ~ It Mir a. Sdd Al A
1998. Pilol April 23. 29, 30, 1998. ·~~r tat 1 ltled Center, 1101 Dove SL Sit. This statement wu flied This bu1lntss Is con-1!11• atatement was flied Thi followlng p«sons are ~:•1c~·C~~ 1::.sa Daily f'ldc ·s._ t Ycu ...., 11.n
The purpoH of the sur· Thw454 with' 1~, ~C:~ w~l~rtc 01 175, Newport Beach, CA with the County Clerk ol ducted by: an lndlvldu.al with the County Clerk of doing bullnen as: 0 Pf • · Th4&4 &p.iillb• Of Ttlt _,. Of Thi
vey will bt 10 evaluate the 0 ange County on .._21 98 92660 Orange County on 4-07·98 Have you started doing Orange County on 4-02·98 Beat Panting, 1971 An•· ~ Aaai'llt YCM. Ycai
organization's compliance PUBLIC NOTICE r 199H1581SS Roberta Anne Cop-1M817M721 business yet? No 1M88754331 helm Ave., St. B·1. Colla PUBLIC NOTICE sta;.iCcitecO.~. Naliaal•
ptrsrnlth, 10 WhlttHndl Dally Piiot Apr. 9, 18, 23, Yoshi Moklta Dally Piiot Apr. 9, 18, 23, MtH, CA 92827 .....,,m.i ........ P"'*'Y wolh nallonally established CITY OF Dally Piiot Apr. 23, 30, May Dr.. Newport Coa11, CA 30 1998 Th426 Tht1 stattmtnl was med 30, 1998 Th431 Brian Patrick Court, 1971 T.S. No. 1~ LaM No.. 1ft11n • 21M Oii ..... li#tUI
Jotm Commluton stand· NEWPORT BEACH 6, 13, 1998 Th456 92657 • with !ht County Clark of Anaheim Ave., St. B·t, 1154575 Na1i:1t Of T11.91t'I S. ea.a ....... CA 1:1117 ~1 ards The sutvty r11ul11 NOTICE Barbara Jane Pl1ha, 219 YI PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 4-17·98 PUBLIC NOTICE Co11a Mesa, CA 92627 YCll Alt In o.i. ~A Oltcl ,__..._. 431-3>1-19 wllie
woll be used to determine INVITING BIDS PUBLIC NOTICE gzstal Ave., Balboa Island, 199B9755917 This buelntH 11 con· Of TIUll. o.ci t~ ~ IClld 11 llllltlc llaiall Ill In Thi
whtlher, and !ht condl· Sealed bids may be ,.. C 92662 Floutlou1 BuslnHa Dally Pilot Apr. 23, 30, May Fictitious BuelnH• ducted by: an Individual Yau Tallt Adlan To Pldlcl vu Fm Of n. Ailalldll Al Tht lions under which, c Flctltloue Buelneu This butlntu Is coo-Name Statement e. 13, 1998 Th.460 Name ll•tement Have you alerted doing p,q.tv, It Mir lie Sdd Al A .... &ciy A191 Tott. Plam'llll
1 • • ceived at the oHtce ol the Name Statement ducted by: co-partner• The following penons are The followlng perao~ art business yet? Yes, 3/11191 f'ldc ·s.. Ii Ycu NMd An CMc C.W, .o1~1t E. a.pi., crtd latton should be City Clerk, 3300 NewPQrt Th• following persons are Have you started doing doing bu1lne11 u: PUBLIC NOTICE doing~ .. u : Brian Patrick Court &amwlb• Of Ttlt NIU't Of The Aw., Plamnlla, OAll9 an
llw81ded the organization. Boulevard, P.O. Box 1768, doing buslne1111: butlntst yet? No MONARCH DESIGNS, 23 --A.C. TRUCKJNQ, 19251 Thl1 statement wu flied ~ ,_... YCll. Ycu ~-• 1~CIDAM, 1Dh ....,_
Joint Commission stand· N-port Btac~. CA 92658-Law Offices of Thomu E. Roberta A. Coppersmith Harbor Ridge Or., Newport Flctltloua Bualneas Hickory Lani, HuntJngton wllh tt1e County Clerk ol lilw:Utoane.tA ...,., . ....-.. , ~• .... er .....
ards deal wllh organ•z•· 6915 unhl 11·00 a.m. on Miiier, 4886 MacArthur™• 1tatement waa flied tJeach CA92S60 Nemoltatemont S.ach,CaJlfomla 92848 Orange Countyon4-10.98 ...._G • .,..fltlllflRPtllY bcmliorClllHll'sd-*~
llOftal quallty of care laauat ~7• 2~~hd~Ym~I ~~h 1~?J& Court 1220, Ntwport With lht County Cl«k of Heather c. Glen, 23 Har· Th• followlng peraon1 art AndrztJ Chmltl, 19251 1M89155181 lfrloMI a !11 ~ Dltw9 Giii lllllllOI,........., cf-*
and the aalely of the envi-sha~ be opened and read Beach, CA 92660 Orange County on 4-28-88 bor Ridge Or., Newport doing buslneH as: Htdlory Lant, HunUnglon Dally Pilot Apr. 18, 23, 30, ea.a....._ CA GDl"-clr't ._,an, .... ....,_.
1onment In which care ts for 1997•98 Sidewalk, Curb Thomas E. Milter. a Profts· 1ffB8719884 Beach, CA 92680 Mna Home Improvement. Beach, Caltlomla 92846 Miy 7, 1999 TH447 ~ ....,.. 41M.13443 Aa 1111 ._, ~ _..,.
provided Anyone believing And Gutter Replacement slonal CorPQrallon, (CA), Dally Pilot Apr. 30, M1y 7, Ltsley A. Beyer, 10 Rock· 291 S. Main St. Ste. I, Thia buslntts 11 con-Mm Flly DlmtJad ~ SeM Oltd ......,_ at -. ..,..
lh t h . h h 111 Contrae1 No 3201 4885 MacArthur Court, 14 21, 1999 Th488 Ingham, Newport Beach, Santa Anll, CA 92707 ducted by an lndMdual ' PUBLIC NOTICE d T• .. bl IClld ..... ~ ~ FNndll ColJI..., a • or s • 11 pe · . · Sul1t 220, NtwPort Beach, ' CA 92660 D.C.E. Construction, Inc., Have you started doing IUdlcri • In n. Fm Of Thi llGZMd....__,ID • ..._
nent and valld lnlormallon En&geer s Estimate: CA 92680 PUBLIC NOTICE This bu1tne11 11 con-(CA), 2911 S. Main SI. Sit butlness yet? YH, H990 Fictitious BuslnHt Alaldat At n...., &my AM Iii~ Tllt .. wl bl.,..
•b°"1 such mantra may 11-SSA. .oo This busln111 I• con-ducted by. co-partners I, Sanla Ana. CA 92707 Andruf Chmiel Nam. ltatoment To "'1111 Aaclllllll at.; e.rw. tillu ~ OI .,,..,,
quest a public lnfOfmatlon Approved br ducted by: a corporallon Flctltloue llusJneH Have you started doing Thia bu1ln111 la con-This 11atement w11 filed The followlng Pf™Xll are 40"411 E. °""'*' Ava. ...-or-..... .....,.. .., interview with lh• Joint la/ 8111 Petapoff, City Have you 11arted doing Neme Statement buslnesa yet? No dueled by: a corpo(atlon wilh the County Clerk ol doing buslnesa u: ,...._ C4lllomil011Mt.t8 ti ,.._... at 1f111111itnnci1 to
Commission'• field repre-En9lneer business yet? Yff, 10/15/ The followlr\g per1on1 are HHlher C. Glen HaYt you atarted doing Orange County on 4-3-98 Sprint Too, 24291 Avenlda 1C>;OO AM. to 119..,.. ti'MW, llllfr flt dAlllllll llCUNd i.
stnlatlvla at th• lime of Prospective blddtrt may 81 doing bullnen aa: Thia 1lattment waa filed business yet? No 1 "89114493 Dt La Catlota, •0·3, La· ._.... • 1111 ._ d -. Jot h Olad d fMM ....., a. th•IUfVrf.lnforrnatlon~ =~no"c!o::dt!oc;. J~;p;~~~.·T=~ ~~~:U~~"J: ~~~m~f ~~~e~~~sks.!i~c .. ~a1~y~1ot ~. 9, 1~7 g=h~'·i~~~tathtr, =:~:~ =;_:~:%. ... J:!
leot.d at the lnteMew llco I he Public w ka E. MAI•. CEO 92182 1••••154735 This llaltment Wat ftled • 23982 Bough Minion Oft ..... or ..... -.. Md ..... ~ Cl\ Wtillt bt catafully evaluated f0t 0 1 or Thia at.lement waa filed David Al'!llT•, 2454 Sun-Dally PU t Apr 9 18 23 with the County Cl«k of PUBLIC NOTICI vte!O CA 921191' ..., _...,,, .._.,.. llOafltid • ,,__. No. rz.
relevance to th• ac-=:!=''p 33000 8 N~f8: ~!h thee County ~htt!< .. ~f nl"'!,~al• Dr.. Tu1tln, CA 30 1"8 ° · ' rh.c28 Orange County on •·2o-98 Flotltloue •uel•••• Thl a' bualnt1s Is con-wildai\ 111 ..,_ ..,. ttt541, Nd u1a 1r 1 Of._ credtlatton proctaa. R• • · · ore • vrangt ounty on ~1.,.._ 921fN ' , 89B8718041 .... ducted by: an Individual __.Ill FNlldll Call~ Aird Died Of TMI 0.. Ut"m
qu11t1 for a public lnforma· Newport Beach, CA 92658-19988185114 Wllma J. Caallm, 2454 PUBU'C NOTICE Dalty Pllol Apr. 23, 30, May Name ltatement HIM you atarted dOlng 5tGhnS..,......toclD...._ Md ~ ~ M
lion tntatvltw mu11 be 89t5. Dally Pilot Apr. 19, 23, 30, SYnningdale Dr., Tustin. CA 8, 13, 1998 TM8t The tolowlng l*'tOfW we buslne11 Y9l7 No lllCl9oma. Tllt .. wl bltllldl .....,_.fUMIWDGIJIMll3 In
made In WTill and shOUld Publl1hed Newport May 1 1998 TH .... 1 92782 Ftot1Uou1 BuslnoH doing bualMM as: Matthew lt. Klndelather ....,. ~ or ...,,.,.,, n. Of1a1 Of n. ,_.._Of
bt tent to 1:! Joint Com-Beach-Coeta Mesa Daily ' This bu1lnt11 Is con. Name Statement PUBLIC NOTICI PaclTlo Aoofacap .. , 24131 Thia 1tatement was flied ..... or•~ tll, O.W. c:o.o. ~ a..
1 11 1 t 1 .. __ fl Piiot Aprll 30 May 5 1998 PUBLIC NOTICE dHucttd by: co-r.~~" The following peraons tr• ... tltl 8 ,__ GIOfQla Sue Drive, Laguna with the County Clerk ol ~or~ to iao::, GI V. Ollcilt "9aaidl ms on no a tr ·-· vt , 'ThT 6 aw you •art... doing doing butlne11 u : r•C ous us .... ea Hiii• CA t28Q Or11ngt County on 4·21·M lllllfr h atllllbl _,. br d ~ Tiit ..,
working dayt bof0te the 4 5 Flotttloua 8ualne11 bullneta yet? Ytt, July HMWH, tn Riverside AY. Name Statement cnfO A. F\anaM. 2.413t 1Hll11e183 .. Died d fMI _.., tlf _.. ...... .,1111111=
survey beglnt. Tho request PUBLIC NOTICE Nam• ltatelMnt 1D9:ls ·-··-!nut, Sit . F. Newpolt The followtng pet'IOnl "' o~aaa Sue Drfv.. Laguna Dally Piiot Apr. 23 30 May ...... Ki-.""' Let KulMf •• Cl( .... .,.., mu1t alto lndlcallt the na. Tho lollow4ngperaonaart """w'"• 8"ctl,CAt2683 dolna bllllnt11 11: H1R1,"CAt2853 e 13 1898 ' ft1411 1Ubaftd AM Wit.•...,, d .. rdlllllt1'21t tO. ......
lure of tho lnfonnatlon lo l'lotltloua llueJMH doing bualneu u : Thia llaltmtnt wu filed Michael Paul l(fflef, 2212 CO~STA L 8 UILDIN0 Thtl bllllMH la con-' ' ...,._ Gii ~re llalllll 1111 _. ..... d ..
b• provided at the Inter· Name Statement THE WAIGHT SECURITY With 1"'-County Clttk of Santa Ana Ave,, Coate MAINTENANCE, 2 4SO ducted by: an lndlvlduel PUBLIC NOTICE ..__. Ma ... _,...-... oi-... ..-
view ~ roquosts aMuld The followlno p«sonl ere COMPANY, 8951 Knollcrett Orange County on 4-07 ... Meta, CA 82921 Marl~O D1lvt , Newport Hav• YoU MMtd doing Mt.bi=. d .. oa... ... ~ ~ ... · dolna buttness aa· Ln. •57 ·Owden Grove CA t"81714737 x.nntth M1ehMI Jotw ... Kh. CA. 92083 buslntte yet? No Flotltlou• au.in•H ti C:..... Tiii • ,........ .......,. -.
be addteeeecl10: INT!ANATIONAL ART 92845 ' ' Daily Piiot Apf. t, 18, H, 2212 Santa Ana Ave., Dewayne L Thttl«d, 2480 Craig A. fl~ Name •t•tement .......... .,_..._.....-.Md...._ .. h
OMelon of PUausHEAS, a75 Anton Marv RObtn Plkt , 6951 30, t998 • Th423 Colla M .... CA 92627 Marino D1lve, Newpon Thi• 1t•t•mtn1 wu fMtd The fotlowlng ptrtone .,. a rj,. 1llllt dlnllll ...-.... ..,. ell ~ ~ d 119
.Aoo,..atatlon eoulavaid Suitt 770 Knollcrest 1.11.1 ~67, Garden PUBLIC NOTICI Thi• bualne" It can-Beach, CA. 92643 with lh• County Clfflc of doing t>Ytlntll u : d 119 nalb It S2ta.'1tUll, ..._ "'*' o-t Atilt 1~ t• fWI Oje;•tfone Coata Mei a Callfornti Giove, CA 028-45 cluettd by: co.pannera • Ttzl• bualnt.. 11 con-Or~ County on .. 1.4·98 MA Photo. 111 w. 111tt\ ...... ,. tml ...,.. d ,. K ~ ,_.... v.. 0,....,........ LlalMn fll2I ' Rot>eft Ettl Wttclht. 2778 Heve you staf1od dot by: an Individual tMll1HN1 St .. Colla Mesa, CA 928.27 ...... *!Cl~ ...... ,_..,. a.-~
.,...,. C..•IASon on ~ M GalleMs, M ... Verd• Dr. ~ WIOI, ':"tlouit!ualn .. ,• buliMtl Y-1 No ~~-jbu .•tvwteot/t~ Dally Pilot •· 1 e. H. 30, IUbtl Oulllen AdllMt ... ur..w ,-:,.'[" ... c.... ... «»~ .. ··~ I ~ (a California totpor11lon), Coate M .... CA 12eH Olfte emen M~ P. ~ --• ~r •a. '""' May 7, 1tH f H452 2130I T~ Lant. Lal<t ....... -. ..a JI,., -' ., MNltt.oar. Sn Anton Bou1tva1d Mt Thia bu1lnH1 I• con-Tho foltoWlng P«IOn• .,. Thlt ttatem.nt waa flled Dewayne l.. TMtfOfd 'Qr•••· CA t2130 ...-. w ..._ • .. =... llMlll 1111111
-:;·. ~tJoft ~Costa M .... eai11om1a =P by: a generll ,,.alt· ~~~~J ~ANY. ~.,;-~ti~.:' l/: C'~ ~~ PUIUC NOTICI ~~~~~on-=-"=.r:t"'_.,,:.: ,_.wCfaezl.m.•
'-""OnellWIMMO• Thia bu1lne11 11 con-Hav. you atal1ed doing 170 ~'"Act11 Dr.,~ t ... 97 ..... ~County on4'ta.M P'lotfttoueh...._ Have you Nl1eCf doing KC''1:.,]=,,.... aoutovard dUCted by: • corpoflllOn butlneu yet? No vuna 8"ch.D CA 92t51 o.lly PtlOl Afkt. 30, M•r 7, t .... 7..... .. ... lt9te1Mftt ~ yet1 YH , Jin, ..... iii Qo~ T°""91 The reglattant c~ ~aril A. Pllct Jerrtey • ,ower1, 170 ,4 11 ,. TMH DMJ Plot A(ll. 30, May 7, The IOlowlng ponJOnt Wt 1HI ,.,..... lillt
IL to1at to tr~ bu1lnela und., Thie etattmtnt WN hied C .. 1111~,.."f-~.Dr., 1.aouna ' ' 1•, 11, 1199 T~e7 doing l>llt!Mtl U ! ... btf 0 . Ad.mt ...... ~CA tt• tmt
TM Jo1n1 CommlMlon th• llctltloua bualntu Wllh the CounlY Cltfll d _,,, "" ...... t ~ llOTICI Richard Ltt & Aatoe'81"' 'l"hlt ttaleinent "' flltd .. tw ............ Oil Wtll l ld.:n--,.. *"Ch ,... name or nam•• !lated Of~ Cot.,,y 61\ 4-07-11 ~· b erOrhart, 170 PUILIC NOTICI 1M12 MlllHlan, lrvlne. CA wlU\ the ~IY attk of {114) m.t• ,_.. 411) ~
---.... ~on Jan. '"' t .... 11474' "-'F""' Act• ·• ~ ,.., .... , ........ t2tOe Or~ County on 4-21-11 ~ ~In -.tllng «by telt-lntelNUonal M GafteMI Dllfy Pilol Af# t 1• 23 .. ach. CA t:lQ1 ·-l ... 19'tMt notittwe llutlMU "lchard M1ratzall Lae, 1HH7Htl4 1---------phOM arMf _.. lntoml tht Don Nay, "-tldtnt ' 30 1tM • • Th•JO Thia b11•lne11 11 con-The JolOWilf'9 ,_-... .. .... Statement 1ea12 MllHkan Aw. IN!na, Dall" Pilot .... a ~ ._.,., PUILIC MOTICI 0t~ ot tho .-queet Til.11 ata'*"*1t wu n1eo • dueled br. husband and dOlna ....... •1 l'ht fOl!oWtno per.on• .,. CA ezeoo ' ..,... • • let" lntet'MW. The orga. wfth the COUl'lty Clefk of PUBLIC MOTICI ~e tal1td d ._. CO[WU ,LUMllNO, dolnO bu9!ntl• M: Thi• bu1lnH1 11 con. e, 1), l tM TM51 ~ :malD
nlUtbl wur, In ..-n, ftOtity Oranve County on •·2·1t ~~-·HO 0"."' 11n WNmer A'le., Coeta u IOU.O cotTA MllA. due1td byi 11t1 lrdVI~ PVIUC IOTICI -tht ~of the date, iHl1714'H ,........ ......... ,,.... .... CA traa'7 neo ~ lltvd .• Cotte How yqu twted doing ,.,., Md~ of !ht mNt-Oal!V PlloC Aftf. t, ''· n . .. ..... ,, .. ..,..... =ey~ w .. 111ee1 Colwob "'"~~com,; ~= 1no fCA: ~~?NO ,....., • ._Ina•
.. ~ 30,,tMI Th432 d The f~ PlftOM 118 WIUI lht Councy Oltrtl of g:;1f~• ~ '.-. ~ ID» L ltlWA ... h -I~ 'l"hlt ---t wat f1W n:== ft • ..,. noUoo It~ In .. ,1 IC roJi .. : Orange~ on 4-01·11 _, • ' ~CA.... _,..,, ... CeutltY °"" o1 ..,. ...,.. • ,
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.,11bll1hed Ntwporl TM foflowtno '*eon'.,. AQbef't A. BoMo I Aao OOllVeMilNT Mty 7. ltll TH4&t C::~ 2124 C.
S.ae...co.ta ..... Deily ~ busUltt9 u : IOtlar ... J C•llfotnl'J.' """'* ~nt buy. m12 • San ~I CA
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Wonderful Patio Hm new carpet. $1395 . 949·723-8120 D I b 219 V I e " .... .., ... "".,."'· In Private Community, r ve y: enc --------
Two Muter Suites, Nl 949·675·4912 COSTA MESA 2624 ____ ..... t ...... .
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att gar, Wes1cllff area.
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by water. almost new, 2Br 1 Be Near O.C.C.
$2500. Agt 707-7420 Newly re-modeled garage, no pet. $745
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Condo beach close, •Coate M•••'• Beat 2c/gar, w/d, pool, Avl Jr-1 br & 1 br, also 2br
May 1Bkr 642·3850 . l ba, quiet gated
BIO CANYON comm, pool, tennis,
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NEWPORT
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NEWPORT
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Coron• del M•r
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$1875/mo. Agent, Aob
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Cute 28r 28• w/d
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711 Goldantod/Avl 5-9
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2889 BEACH 2869
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Bridge
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIHSCH I
CRAZY AS A FOX?
Both vulnerable. North deals
WFST
• 10765
Q Al
0 9763
• KJ3
NORTH
•KQ
Q Q976
0 l{Jl.
•A Q 104
SOUTH
• AJ
EAST
•98432
Q 85
0 10 8 s 4
•98
Q KJ 1043
o AQ
•765 2
The bidding:
NORm EAST SOlTTH W~
I.NT ....
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Opcninglead7
JQ ....
6Q Pas
~ our late 0Wmwi of the Ed110-
rial Board, Edgar Kaplan, was wont
to say. tbet'C is a fine line separaung
genius from lunacy. In which catego-
ry does today·s West belong?
North's bid of four clubs was a
cue-bid in support of hearts, showing
first-round control, a good fit for
hearts and a muimum no trump. 11
would have been a good slam were it
not for the duplicat.Joo of values in
spades and diamonds, or if North bad
beld the king of clubs inSlead of the
monarch in one of the other side
suits.
Had West selected a normal spade
or diamond lead, declarer would
have coasted home because of the
friendly club position. After drawing
UUmJ>ll, declarer would have no alter-
native but to take two club finesses
and, as the cards lie. the slam would
have made.
Unfor1un11ely for the best-laid
plans o f bridBe declarers. West
selected the king of clubs for the
opening lead! Declarer Jumped on it
with dummy's ace and immediately
led a trump. All would still bave
been well had East held the ace or
trumps No luck. West captured
declarer's Jack with the ace and shot
back the deuce of clubs.
To declarer st was all too appmml
West had started with a doubleton
king of clubs and to finesse would
pcmut East to w10 and recum a club
for West Lo ruff -down two. Sioc:e
this band cropped up in • paid coo-
lest, declarer elected to rise with
duOUTly's queen in an effon to break
even with other pairs who had bid
the slam. Down one and an absOlute
bottom! No othet North-South pair
went minus on the board.
TODAY'S
. CROSSWORD PUZZLE
83~-cane
66 Draw to a dose
67 Farme('1 output
68Wall%ed
69 Genetic letters
1Aaucti
calendar
71 Modifies
72 T1beCan OJI
73 Stimulate (an
appelite)
DOWN
1 Plays Ill the
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'2 BuetMll'•
Hank -
3 The ones here
.. Seerdw
5 Loolt Oii« e~
7 =-:u 8 -8«'t Adham 9 Srnlll i-.
I 0 Conaidwed ~ 11 And aoon:
ebbt.
12 Fenwle ~ 13 McMahon and ~
21 Prapefly, 22='9...-..
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amenl\IH, Huge Uy. , apa lnclud .. emen & oll ,.. met'lt. Profeulonal aRCllSTAJIY/ org1nlzed, 11rvlc• Hom• 0 I co r · repalr/malnt-.,ance Of 11\Q Room 11110. Call • Bluff ,,..., CdM H.S. paid ulll. t500/mo 1-IOO-H1·3983 34hr1 eoo.21wooo •G·1398 Bartender• 8chool Admlna.trattve oriented lndlvldual. Fr•• oatelog end equipment & bulld-
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Female pref'd $850/ writer H•k• room to Payment. Sansevieri Insuranoe Run your ad• In 200 hand I e mu I tip 1 e 2pm-8pm Mon Fri In Good verbal & written SalH
your used vehicle
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mo+1/2 utla. Avl 5/1 rent &·or hou .. titting 900-270•9884• Se..,,,_,,__ new1paper1 , 3 .4 tasks, Position Is full Turtlerock tor 2 kld1. comm •kill•, baelc 8 Flguff• If your Debbie 714·536-2098 refs avl. 714·531·5000 (CAL•SCAN) •• .._. J..LJr.;. mllllon clrculatlon 11me. Excellent ben. Must have own cat comrut•r • a mutt. not making 20K per
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760-1336
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lessons. worllstieets, cassette
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caras, compOoo by
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$55.95 + 5.00 •/h
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Sierra Madre, CA 91024
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(760) 257~394
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673·8065 or 846-8526
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of area companies. formula stlmulate1
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Bureau before you ANNOUNCEMENTS risk guarantee. loslng
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and understand any,_________ "$29.95" Toll free
contracts before you ANNOUNCEMENTS 888·839.0171.
sign. Shop around tor i -;===;;:(C::;A::;L::;•::;s::;c::;A:;N;:) rales. 292011
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W. Bay Street, Costa DRIVER-FLATBED. ~ r' Mesa, CA 92627. GlaH haulers wantedl
Run the west coaet. ************ Start up to 34 cents/ Food S•rv•re & mlle. Great benefll1.
/J Bartender• Con1lstent mllea. 3 V'fA. for private club. Apply yrs. OTA + 1 yr. flat·
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good •latenlng/com· Expanding CM otflce,
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SELL
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stuff?
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642-5678 your home
through classified
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842·5878
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lawn/planl'> 960·8502 Ouellty job. FrH HI.
MONEY TO
LOAN 3832
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-~ auendants & p;an·Wl bOat hands. ( ~ !Uitions will lead to full-time wodt
during ihe busy summer season. Please ~ ~ apply in person. The marina is located V
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QUIRES that all used CONTROL 3869
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llmoe and chauffeure Starting at $70.00
print their T.C.P. num· Ren• Peet Control
bet 1n a11 adVert.1•• e7o-aeao
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714·55e-4151
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free for current ll1tlng
1.eQ0.218·0000
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Commerclal/Home DOCKS 7022 (M3n3) $29,987 Costa M .. a
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SO Immediate open· chrome. For cars, Jew-714-675-4912 ehooae (218877,
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sacrifice $595 & S99S $12,997
EMPLOYMENT obo. 1-909-786-2940 CAMPERS, RV'S, coat• M .. a
'85 RX7
Needs Some Work
$900. or Best Offer
"M4·351·2073
TRAILERS 8014 Llnooln·M•rcury SERVICES 5533 _C_O_LL_E_C-TI_B_LE_S__ C714l M0·~830 MERCEDES 9130
'21 Motorhom• 1969 Cool, Fun & Investment
Pie••• be aware that 6017 Dodge Travco V-8 '68 Muatang Conv. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
th• tlaUngs In thla cat· auto trans. A Classl~ 289 VB, great cond •• '89 2eoe 1·0wner. egory may require you Want•d Japan••• s3soo. 714•642•2702 Orig PlalH, $10,500. mint, 87k ml, garaged.
lo eall • 900 number Swords & relaled (714) 822·5273 new everything, white
In which there Is a Items. 714-494·173l "Fun to Drlv•" $14.9 obo 646-2011
charge per minute. COM nuTOMOBILES . '90 Probe GT, while, '92 180 E 2.8
OOVERNMl!NT n 5 apd turbo. All pwr AT, llhr, CO, mnrf,
JOBS. Now Hiring. PUTERS 6018 :windows, locks, (949474) $17,777
$18,000-$88,000. Call Hats, dual mirrors! LEXUS OF
1·800-883..()819 Except check• by ACURA 9010 air, crulH, 1111, AM/FM WESTMINSTER
ext. J-400 fp, phono, e-mail, call Casa, ABS. alloy (714) 892·6906
for current Federal, 616·378·238S 24hrs whlea. rear defog. rear
County, City, & State Low cosl laser checks '93 LEGEND L wiper, trip/temp com·--------
llsta. (CAL•SCAN) Lo ml, lthr. co. Uke puterlzed dl1play. 95k MERCURY 9135
WORKl!RS NEEDED new 3 F HM 5 7 8 t ml-1 owner-pp, $4200. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . WANTED sn.777 714-645-2641 $347 a week ... cunlng LEXUS OF o u t I O c a r d • . TO BUY 6019 PfT 2 hours. SclHore WESTMINSTER HONDA
needed. lmmedlale I BUY ALL PIANOS (714) 892·8908
op• n I n g a II s ASE : 1 . , ... 2 2 CL I iiiiiiiiii~ijii~iiiiiiii
Med Tag, 358 S. Main. "1pnlcquo1r1h-qouuasl.efufulrnc1alusrhe .7 • •79 Civic Wagon
3 0 CA Red/grey. lthr, full 4 door, good cond. #47·1 • range. paid (714) 957·8133 power, CO changer smog-."""" 1an1 $750 92868. (CAL·SCAN) WV """' -· Old Coins Gold Sliver (00301S} $20,977 7t4-e4&-2884 ---------1 LEX OS ' DOMESTICS 5540 Franklin Mint. Sterling MISSION VIEJO •-, ... 8"""7_A_c_o_or-d-Lx-, -4--d-r, Old watches & Jewelry Westcoasl Coln 542.9448 1-(888)·88-LEXUS auto, pwr. ale, white
w/brown Int. 88K ml. :n--n~!:::~·~nQl~x-J'!.~~~~:sfo'~.PR~ck BMW 9030 $5,900.obo 723·1S04
change for A/B. Prlv. Etc ... so·s & 60's Mike ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '92 Accord LX
9085
'92 SABLE
3.8L V8, Only 51k ml,
pwr wind/locks.
(2ZOK332) $8992
Coata M••• Llncoln·M•rcury
(714) 540-5830
'95VILLAGER
GS MINIVAN
7 pass. dual ac, till
cc, am/fm cass.
(SOJ94729} $12,995
Coate M•aa
Llncoln·M•rcury
(714) 540-5830 qrtra prel 'd or 945.75051• 4 door dark blue. ' I di '90 3251 65K ml. $10K, iun ,,..8 TRACER SON lnexpena ve atu o . •
.lie.I local rel •. --------Convertible, red/blk roof. 949-723·1 113 AC PW/POL Tiii cc llhr. (16696/C03010) ' ' ' ' Call 949-449·8417 FREE TO YOU 6022 $10•995 --------AM/FM stereo cass
Too bua~ to cook? iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii McKenna BMW JAGUAR 9105 *60~;:,!84J! ..
Expert chef, gourmet B••utlful Shih Tzu Porach• Audi VW iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Llncoln·M•rcury
& organic. We do the needs home, well 714-838·8775 ,.,.3 XJe tow mlles, (714) 540·5830 shopping & prepare trained, sweet 531·5000 •----,.,=-=-~"'=":'"--.., your meala for a weok '92 3251 loaded, whlte/Hddlo -...,,..,,9""'7"""s"'"A"""'B.,..L""E""Q"'"S:---
ll f $200 --------Convertible, gra••' Interior, C/O 'chrome AC P /pdl ABS tilt a or · BUILDING wheels, stunning • w ' ' ' Traveling Gourmet with tan Int, llhr, 519.5K 969•380.8282 cc am/fm cass, pwr
714-574-5841 MATERIALS 6030 sports pkg (16712/ seat. alloy whls
C28240) $16,99S (643343} $11,997
MERCHANDISE
ANl'IQU!S 8010
WANTED
ANTIQUES
Older Styte Furniture
PIANOS t. CoOectibles
STEEL BUILDINGS
Sale:
40•60• 14, $8,734;
NcK•nna BMW Coata Meae
Por9ch• Audi VW LEXUS 9115 Llncoln·M•rcury
714-638·8775 t7t4t 540-5630
50x75•14, S11.3S4; --------'94 QS 300 '80 TOPAZ 53k ml. Full option, le•u• cer· Blue/Gray. auto, good
t 11 1 • d • ti' 0 8 5 8 8 8 cond. $1995. or make
$25,977 offer! 548·1857
50x1OOx16, .$15,257: CADILIAC 9040
60 x 1 00• 1 6. s 1 7. 4 4 5 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mlni·slorage buoldlngs.
30x120, 24 units.
$11,470.
Free brochures. www .sentlnel
bulldlngs.com
Sentinel Bulldlnga.
800-327 ·0790
extension 79. (CAL•SCAN)
GJUlAGE SA.LES
'84 Coup• DeVlll•
Must seel $3000 obo
(714) 642-4432
******
'84 FLEeTWOOD
FORMAL LIMO
1 ·0wner. Beautlful.
Dark Bluo Metallic.
153k ml. $8,900.
949.940-5335
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO
1 ·(888) 88·LEXUS NISSAN 9150
'95 ES 300
White/Ivory. lthr, mint.
Lexus certified .
(088566) $22.977
LKXUS
MISSION VIEJO
1·(888) 88·LEXUS
'88 as 300
'94 PICK UP XE
4x4, 41 k ml, 1 -owner,
must seel (SH6S916)
$7894
Costa M•aa
Llncoln·M•rcury
(714) 540-5830
Whlte/IVory, only 14k --------
ml. Lexua certified. PO .. T'l"rl'IC 9170 ( 177826) $26,977 iiiiniii &iii &niiiiiiiiiiiiii LEXUS
'92 BONEVILLE SSE
Tb~ada~•, Prlclay• 8 &aturda~
SELL YouR. UNWANTED 'JREASURES -FREE
TURN YOUR SPRING CLEANING INTO CASH-!
C·~·A•S•S•I•F•I•E•D•S
ULTIMATE GARAGE SALE
Treasure Chest
ITEMS FOR SALE
AHTlOUE LNfTERN T<*+~ $120 71~ HEALTH AIDER lM ,_, i:-l $&)() S2SO 7141'9153-5242
AHTIOUECHAIR u.w Bad<ISem $350 ~7'234 HIGH BACK CHAIR Dk~wlllel S66 714195J.6242
BABY CLOnES Wlr1t • 24 ITOL $.5()-$6 96'642-3228 BRACE & 5 BITS c 50yr~ $40 7141751-0477
BRACE & 5 BITS c. 50 yt olO-wor1cs $40 11417s1-0en KITCHEN BOOTH Wt* ~ eo"Xl6" $225 71418Z7 ·2198
CAGE.sM ANIMALS 3 IMlll. 2 doors $10 949f723..4015 KJTCHEN TABLE Tlltlle + S c:t1IWI $75 7141641-8264
CAA SEAT-HANT Fl!tler.f'noe $15 949r1S31-2739 LAAGE~ Redwood ...ao.u. Sl500 1141~
CHINA-ROSEN'THAI.. 8 pl set wtlt SIM $100 ~2-0189 OAKWIERACK Hok» 56 botllea $40 949r'644-5062
COFFEE TABlE 4()")(40" -Oolc1 ()86( $45 7141751-0Cn OUTDOOR CARPET New, 500 fd 6 pea $85 949o'64G-7234
DINING RM TABlE ams. n'x4'Z' $225 7141827 ·2198 PA.Sm SEROGRAF ~ S6CX>ee 949(75&-5410
DISHWASHER Pottat*I $120 949.'642-3228 PlANTERBOX Qabn 'NOO(j YloNte $100 949r'760-1955
EXERCISE BIKE Good conddion $45 71~ SKI BOOTS Won-.81/2 SJ() ~1913
EXERCISE EQUIP. Eicadae~ $25 ~2-3228 m..ESCX>Pe-MEAD Wllhsland $100 ~!
5-PC. DRUM SET While. ,_,, hdwr $300 94!W45-1857 10 SPEED BIKE 6 yr dd. far oorc1 S35 71~
Fl.ORALSOFA Good oondltion $150 714J953.5242 TOY OEST Sid wd, twldl::r..-i S25 94!W42-3228
40 GAL AQUARIUM Tl\H.WW & aciplea $128 94!W45-2745 WOMENS CLDnES Saas 7-8, 9-10 $.S0-$5 94St'M2-3228
AJTONSOFA~ Plrw Mmt-Bmd rww Sl500 9G'613-n44 ZENm-4 25"" 1V ~ocrdCJon $75obo 7141548-0386
FREE 'TIL MAY 15TB!
NAME -------------------PHONE
ADDRESS CITY ------------------BALBOA
lSIAND
'88 SEDAN D•VILLI!
4.5L, lo ml, pwr wind/
locks, llher. lmmac,
(#2JVW332) $5988
Coata M•••
Llncoln·M.,cury
6106 __ l7_14_)_5_4_o_._s_6_3_o
MISSION VIEJO
1 ·(888)·88·LEXUS ~!; ~:~t~'.\~;· ~~1~'. CREDIT CARD # ________________ E XP. D ATI-------------
(11'3DFK113) $5992
. ---____ ,_.
BEST PRICES
$$PAID$$ •mt• tomlitt eae
•nipstomodmi ....... ~,
FRED STEGMANN
ANTI UES
All laland May 2·3,
6-2pm. Antiques, col·
lectlbles. furniture,
cratt aup, sport equip,
eleclronlcs. computer
1upplles. books, Jew·
airy, kayaks, appl's,
toys. tools. Udo 14,
sur1boards, wet suits.
golf clubs, stemps.
Avon & Blue willow
plato1. maps avarr ar
124 Collins (In alley)
COSTA MESA 6124
Giant Eatat• Sal•
Everything goesl
4 rooma .50 yr1
accuml Furn. anti-
que•. clolhlng. tools.
You name we'Ve got
ltl Frt & Sat, May 111 &
2nd. 8am-4pm. 2957
Pemba. C.M.. MH•
Verde, corner of
Country Club/Pemba.
Pa tlo a ale, corner
Riverside Or./Mesa.
May 2nd·3rd, 8a-2p
No early blrda.
NEWPORT
BEACH 6169
U••d appl'a grHt --------
• cond, oven, 4 burner TUSTIN 8190
w/ov en, compactor. iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii whlla bay window.
d/w, 211-8644 Mltc:h ---------
A
GOOD
AD!
Call
Coata M•aa S Llncoln·M.,curv·J,.,,....,-IGNATURl:.
(714) 540-58
TOYOTA
'89 Celle& Red 4spd
108kml grt cond 1
owner $2900/obo(7t4}
644-5991
'92CAMRYLE
AT, alt pwr, AC
(2ZTA043) $9,888
LEXUS OF
WESTMINSTER
(714) 892.eoo9
'82 CAMRY XLE VS
Full power. Lexua
trade In. (067844)
S13,9n
LEXUS
MISSlON. VIEJO
1-a88·88·LEXUS
'94 4x4 xt'd cab pickup
Va low ml S13,600 1
owner. all records, pvt
ply, aharp 540-4655
'84CAMRYLB
White, AT, all pwr.
LeJCua trade I
(34MA938) $12,550
LEXUS OF
WESTMINSTER
t714) aea .. eoe
'95 CAMRY LE
J.,o mllH, AT, full
power. Immaculate!
(8132.59) S13.650
LaxuaoP
• WESTMINSTaR
C714) ••a~90e
E OF CRF:OIT CARO (CIRCLE ONE): VISA MC
ITEM: ( 15 CHARACTER LIMIT. INCLUDING SPACES)
I I I I I I I I I I I I I
AE
0 ESCRJPT10N: ( 18 CHARACTER UMTT. TNCLLTUl~G C\P,\C"FS)
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
DISCOVER
COST 0 1-ITEM: _________ PHO~!· # .._( _ _.... __________ _
TREASURE CHEST R ULES AND I NFORMATION
A) Au ADS Wll l. PllBLISll THURSDAY. FRIDA' \'\ID SATURDAY. No CH ANCol·\.
ADDITIONS OR DELETIONS UNTIL THE FOi LOWING \\EEK.
H) No BOATS. CARS. TRUCKS WlLL BE t\1 1 mvio. Mt:-RCHANOISE PRICED l 'P ro
$500 ONLY. ONE ITEM PER AD.
C) PRIVATE-PARTY ADVERTISERS ONLY. No BllSINE:SSES MAY PARTICIPATI:..
D) To PLACE YOUR AD USE THIS FORM . YOl MAY MAIL IT. OR DROP IT BY Ol 'R
OFFIC'~. O UR ADDRESS IS:
330 W. BAY STREET
COSTA MESA. CA 92627
Wt:. ARL LOCATED OFF NEWPORT BLVD .. Bl;TWl!t:N VtCTORI,\ & 19111 Sl.
0llR HOURS ARE 8:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M •• MONDAY-fRll>AY.
O N YOUR FNVt-J OP~ PLllAS NOTE. .. ATTl!NTION: TkEASUR . CHt:i\1.'
FAXLS '\ ll.l Al~ 0 BE ACCE~ED WITU CREl>IT CARD (714/631 -6594 ),
£) D AC>l.INf. 1s Tut:sDAY. N<X>N. ANY AD THAT Rh C'H b. us 1:n:R 'l HIS
DEAOl.INf-. Wll t. P OLIStl TIH: r·OLkOWING \\ • ·~.
'95 INFINITI
13 0
Full option, cashmere
ivory, only 3 4K mi. 1
(2023B3)
$19,987
'94 L E XUS
GS 3 00
White/ivory, full o ption .
(OB5BB)
$24,977
'97TOYOTA
4RVNNER
White , 2 •""heel drive .
SR5, V6, full pe>Wer:
On.Ly BK mil (036465)
$25,577
'97 FORD
E XPEDITION 4X4
White/I vary, leather, 5 : 4
VB, 3rd seat!
(3773)
$29,987
'94LEXVS
LS400
White/Ivory, Lexus
Certified, onl~ 3BK mi.!
(01872)
$32,977