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Home My WebLink About1996-05-09 - Orange Coast Pilot. ~ \.. ·.SPORTS ' Ux:a1 champs lwnored at awards breakfast Serving the Newport-Mesa cqmmunity since 1907 TAKING A STRIKE AT CANCER . A t the age ,of 17, Molli Mullen has won a lot of games. She's a pitchei ~ 1 and she strikes people out. She's a hitter and $he all but rips the cover off the ball. Just A6iler opponents. Now, the Newport Harbor High School junior faces a different opponent -cancer. Mullen began chemotherapy this week at Children's Hospital of Orange County, a procedure she will repeat for the next six months in an effort to beat Hodgkin's Lymphoma. "I'm totally lucky, if you think about it, because there's much worse out there," she said during an interview with Daily . Pilot sports writer Rich Dunn. • For tbe complete story, see Page 8 2 ··- WEEKEND Lee Rocker finds renewal AJ.cohol is f~tor . in nearly: half . of all NeWport Beach arres~ 1 • Police department officials say resourtes are being drained by ~cated individuals who drive, fight ari.d are disorderly. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Whether it's drunken drivers endangering the roads, rowdy partiers weaving down the sidewalks, or barroom brawls that get out of control, Newport Beach police office rs are consumed with alcohol-related arrests. ~clearly, when 42% of our arrests are alcohol-related, it is a major prob- lem,· Newport Beach police Sgt. John Desmond said. In 1995, officers made a tOtal of 3,717 alcohol-related arre~ m New- port Beach, according to statistics from the Newport Beach Police Departm'ent. Of those, 839 arrests involved people who were too intoxi- ,i::ated to take care of themselvesi 462 were ·motorists driving while under the influence of alcohol; and 252 arrests included a variety of alcohol- related incidents, such as assaults and possession of alcohol, Desmond said. These sobering statistics are an indication of how alcohol-related arrests are de pleting the police department's 1'!Sources. "If we could cut the number of arrests in half every year, if people were not getting drunk or d.nving drunk, it would free up officers for more crime prevention and patrol time," Desmond' said. "It is a such a tremendous dra1n on our resourcfi!S and tax dollars that are being used to take care of people w ho can't handle alcohol." •SEE ARRESTS PAGE A18 A I I \' F I Y L I "I ~ <> :\: Newport using MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Pupils cheer as second-grade teacher Anita Peacock grooves to a·Beach Boys rune at Victoria Elementary School on Wednesday. FOR :A LL YOU ·DO By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot C OSTA MESA -They don't get many thank-yous. Maybe an occasional shJny apple or a holiday card. But Wednesday, teachers across the dis- trict were treated to hugs, flowers and extra attention from their admiring fans -the stu- dents. Wednesday was National Teachers Day, and instructors at Victoria Elementary Teacher-s are thanked, . . . . ,. · touted and trumpeted .... Ot o tt•I '"'" o IO•ot o , ... o t• t•t "'''H during National Teacher-s Day "' School were treated to a speaal surpnse. During the usual flag ceremony before school, principal Judy Laakso arranged a tribute to her staff of teachers, psychologists and studenf teachers. "Last year 1 wrote out a proclamation for the teachers an9 presented it to the m in the teachers' lounge. It got pretty emotional,· Laakso said. "This year I decided no way,' this was going to be fun." • SEE TEACHERS PAGE A 18 Thacy Wolonsky: A major victim of a 'minor' rule l\ll l \ ' ' ' I I I I I I \ .. ; do that laft Saturday momlng at 8:48 UKl he killed a woman. Just biutllY~W. ......... ~ting • AROUND TOWN A6 BEST BUYS A2 CLASSIFIED BS POLICE fllES A2 PUBLIC NOTICES B4 SOCIETY A12 SPORTS Bl \\I \llllH · •Melissa Inouye contin- ues to rack up awards for her fluency in German. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Melissa In'ouye doesn't consider -herself an outstanding Gennan student. Never mind thet the Estancia High School junior scored higher than any other South m Califor- rua b1gh school student thiS yee.r on a national test of the language, only missmg one of the 100 qu - tions. "I'm really not that great,• Melisla, 16, sald shyly. "Really.• Melissa, the ditor of th school newspaper •m Aguila,• ~an taking German as a fre h· man in the behel tltat lt would befr. bar ldence sttidi Som1one told me ttiit ln e ' bth gr.de, but I later 1Mtnect lt r now-b pt biJJing firtn •Fountain Valley compa] F · t · with N • or a an 1n erv1ew fNl!-ny filed for Chapte r 11 port Beach Fire Chief 1im Riley, _protection, but ke~I>S its see ___ ,.._g;.•_Al ..... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..__ contract with Newport Beach Fire Department. ness is sbll operating and will continue lo handle the c1 ty's By Evan Henerson. Dally Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -City officials may be looking to take over ambulance services, but they'll continue to dPpend on a private finn -which recently filed for bankruptcy protection .....! to collect the bills Advanced Med1cdl Billing Concepts, which has handled the Newport Bedch Fire Depart- ment's account receivables ror billing of paramedic services for two years, filed for Chapter t 1 bankruptcy on Apnl 18. However, the 24-year-old bus1- accounts, Newport Beach Fire Cluef Tun Riley said "Their contract Wlth us comes up for. reVJew in August and we'll probably sit down and negotiate a month-to-month arrangement this week,· Riley said. ·And we'll watch to s~e Lf their bankrupt() dffects our accounts recel\'dble ~in cmy way "But we're still using them and, so far, thetr performance has been great. They recently started bilhng process again and we qot our check for the last collectlon in •SEE FIRM PAGE A19 Victoria Street is safe enough for kids, city says •But police will keep an eye out for speeding motorists, particularly near Victoria Elementary. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -When a Vic- toria Elementary School student was struck by a car while crossing busy Victoria Street several weeks ago, concerned parents questioned their children's safety But after an µwest1gation into current traffic safety measures near µte school, aty officials say Spamsh that help1 wtth td- nce, • she said. "But I like lt any· way.• A harsheMounding language than Spanish or French. German lS a lot of tun to spell. M wd. •tn class, we're always Joking about hoW we'ni alw .. ys spitdng Oil peop)e Wbia W9 • there is no need to worry. Still, police officers will watch motonsts' speeds around the school, m light . of a study that detemuned cars are gomg a little faster than the spe-ed lmut dunng certain penods The March acadent involved one student who was crossmg Victoria Street about 4:3<> p.m. The child received only minor injuries, but parents questioned whe ther the crossing signals allowed e nough time and whether signs indicating a school crossing were clearly visible for motorists •SEE STREET PAGE A 19 Estanda student MeU.. lno~tl ready le) hMCI off k> Gennqyto study tbe ~ 1 . I .. .. .. .. . . ,• • . .. · ·SP 0 RT S Local champs Jwnored 'l1l awards breakfast Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 TAklNG A St.RIKE . AT CANCER .. ·A t the age.of 17, Molli Mullen bu won a lot of games. She's a p1tcber and she strikes people out. She's a bitter and she all but rips the cover off the ball. Just ask her opponents. N9w, the Newport Harbor High School junior faces a different opponent -cancer. Mullen began chemotherapy this Week at Children 's Hospital.of Orange County, a procedure she will repeat for the next six months in an effort to beat Hodgkin's Lympbo~. •rm totally lucky, if you think about it, because there's much worse out there," she said during an interview with Daily Pilot sports writer Rich Dunn. • For the complete story, see Page 82 .. . 1 &. ' . ; WEEKEND Lee Rocker finds renewal Alcohol iS factor in :_nearly-half of all Newport Beach · a1Tests · · • Police department officials say resources are being drained by intoxicated individuals who drive, fight and are disorderly. By Carolyn Miller , Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Whether it's drunken drivers endangering the roads, rowdy partiers weaving down the sidewalks, or barroom brawls that get out of control, Newport Beach police officers are consumed. with alcohol-related arrests. "Clearly, when 42% of our arrests are alcohol-related, it is a major prob- lem,• Newport Beach police Sgt. John Desmond said. In 1995, officers made a total of 3,717 alcohol-related arrests in New- port Beach, according to statistics from the Newport Beach Police Department. Of those, 839 arrests involved people who were too intoxi· cated to take care of themselves; 462 were motorists driving while under the influence of alcohol; and 252 arrests included a variety of alcohol· related incidents, such as assaults and possession of alcohol, Desmond said. · These sobering statisbcs are an indication of how alcohol-related arrests are depleting the police department's resources. wu we could cut the number of arrests in half every year, if people were not getting drunk or dnving drunk, it would free up officers for more crime prevention and patrol time." Desmond siUd. ··u is a such a tremendous drain on our ·resources and tax dollars that are being Used to take care of people who can't handle alcohol.· •SEE ARRESTS PAGE A18 A l. I \' F I. Y I. I '-~ O ~ Newp_ort using MARC MARTIN I DAllV PILOT Pupils cheer as second-grade teacher Anita Peacock grooves to a Beach Boys tune at Victoria Elementary School on Wednesday. FOR ALL YOU DO By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot C OSTA MESA -They don't get many thank-yous. Maybe an occasional shiny apple or a holiday card. But Wednesday, teachers across the dis- trict were treated to hugs, flowers and extra attention from their ad.miring fans -the stu- dents. . Wednesday was National Teachers Day, ~d instructors at Victoria Elementary Teachers are thanke~ . ... . touted Q1),d trumpeted ..... ...................... " ............. . during National Teachers Day School were treated to a special surprise. During the usual flag ceremony before school, principal Judy Laakso arranged a tribute to her staff of teachers. psychologists and student teachers. "Last year J wrote out a proclalnation for the teachers and presented it to them in the teachers' lounge. It got pretty emotional,• Laakso said. "This year I deeded no way, this was going to be fun.· •SEE TEACHERS PAGE A18 now-b pt bi11ing fir1n •Fountain Valley compa- ny filed for Chapter 11 protection. but keeps its contract with. Newport Beach Fire Department. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -City officials may be looking to take over ambulance services, but they'll continue to depend o.p a private hrm -which receilltly hled for bankruptcy protection - to collect the bills Advanced t-.led1cal B1lhng Concepts, which has handled the Newport Beach Fire Depart- ment's account receivables for billing of paramedic services for two years, filed for Chapter t 1 bankruptcy on Apnl 18. However, the 24-year-old bus1· I • For a an interview with New- port Beach Fire Chief 1im Riley, see Page Al. ness is still operating and will continue to handle the city's accounts, NeWport Beach F1re c;::tuef Tun Riley said "Their contract with us come!> up for review m August and we'll probably ~ down and negobate a month-to~onth arrangement Uus week,'' Riley sdld. "And we'll 'watch to see tf thetr bankruptcy affects our accounts receivables tn any way ·But we're still using them and, so far, thetr performance has been great. They recently started bill.tng process agdlll and we got our check for the last collecbon m •SEE FIRM PAGE A19 Victoria Street. is safe enough for kids, city says • But police will keep an eye out for speeding motorists, particularly near Victoria Elementary. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -When a Vic· · toria Elementary School student was struck by a car while crossing busy Victoria Street several weeks ago, concerned parents questioned their children's safety But after an investigation into current traffic safety measures near the school, city officials say there 1S no need to worry. Sbll. pohce offi cers \.\Tlll watch motonsts' speeds around the school, in light of a study th.at detennined cars are going a little faster than the speed limit dunng certain penods The March acodent mvolved one student who was crossing Victoria Street about 4:30 p.m. The child received only minor injuries, but parents questioned whether the crossing signals allowed enough trme and whether signs indicating a school crossing were clearly visible for motorists. •SEE STREET PAGE A11 'lhicy Wolonsky: A major victim of a 'minor' rule l\lll \. Estancia student a budding ~guist ' I I ' I I I I I I I \ ' i * that last Saturday IDoming at 8:48 Uld be kiDed • woman. JUlt ~irmea--.. · PoMiii .. ldl laWlltigatmg AROUND TOWN A6 I EST BUYS A2 CLASSIFIED BS POLICE FILES A2 PUBLIC NOTICES 84 SOOElY A12 SPORTS 81 \\I \llllH You'll have the aunny alde of the street on both ildU today, alter olOIJle dle-hard morning , doUd.i get out ol the way. I s...._,,.Al I l ,_....,.'*"'*Ct:•• -~ ,.....1' ........ ~. ,., ,,,.,,.,, ........ ~ ... ----------------~ ' • Me~sa Inouye contin- ues to rack up awards for her fluency in German.,) By Julie Ros.s Cannon, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -fyie~sa lnouye doesn't consider herself an outstanding Gennan student Never mind that the Estanda High School juruor scored bighex than any other Southern Califor- nia high school student this year on a national test of the language, only missing one of the 100 ques- tions. •I'm really not that great," MelisH, 16, said shyly. •Really." Melisla, ·the editor of the school newspaper ·El· Aguila,• began laking Gennan as a fr h· man ln ~ belief that· it would h. bar sdeftce 5tUdi I . •8oibecMi told me that m a· bth glade, but I later IMrnlcl lt is Spanish that helPI wttb ld- ence,•'she said. •sut I like it any· way.• A harsher-sounding language tb4Ii Spe.rii.sb or F1'811Cho Garman is a lot of fun to speak, MellJla Mid. , "ln dAu, we're ways joking about now W.'N always "6ttinu oopeoplew-. .. Estand& itud.eDt Mell.tM lne>uy9 ti • ready to tlaeadOff to Germany to study tbe 1ugMge. MAii<=~™ /DAJ.YN.Ol The test Meliae took in Janu· ary was administered by the American ~tion ol Teacben ol German to eec:ood, thkd end fowth-yeu German studmtl lm>ll the~· NW~llllilOpaulllli Ol~\Utng ............ I ,. !'A2 THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1996 greer wylder ·Kids get early start · on science lessons T he Launch Pad has added • sununertv1onuny/Daddy ." and tv1e sessions beginning tv1ay,21 through June 29. Class length is one 90-minute class per week for three consecutive weeks from 10 a.m . to 11 :30 a.m. It's for children between the ·~es of 2-5 yea.rs old. : : Toddlers can get a feel for : b eing in a school-like settling : and learn basic science concepts. : Each class covers a different top- • ic and includes a make and take :·project, storytime and hands-on : activities. Examples of subjects studied : mcludes the ocean, eco-art, : plants and food science. For :.reservations please call 546- • ~061. The Launch Pad (546- : :-2061} is located on the third floor ·<>f Crystal Court in Costa tv1esa. • · A Jazz Festival is scheduled • for this Saturday from 11 a.m. to ~ 9:30 p .m.1and on Sunday from 10 · a.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Hyatt : Newporter in Newport Beach. ~ The third annual Glenn Ellen ¥ Jazz Festival will have Poncho • Sanchez. Peter White, Alex ¥ Bugnon, Dean James, and Gerald : Albright on Saturday, and Eatl · . Klugh, Joe Sample, Boney James, : Gregg Karu.kas with Shelby Flint and Joseph Vmcilli on Sunday. 'l'tdcetsclre $201n~a(!\>aifce : and $25 at the door. ~ two day pass is $35. The Hyatt New- ~ porter (729-1234) is located at : 1107 Jamboree in Newport ·Beach. Louis VuJton is celebrating the lOOth anniversani of the world-famous, LV logo mono- gram canvas. It's already sold out of its limited-edition pieces Ul less than a week, and had to reorder a second shipment of merely nine pieces. When these sellout, manager Bob Celio will be putting names on a waiting list for additional Panther handbags, weekend bags, shoulder bags, disc jockey : :qoxes_, see-Quough totes, bac;k- pach . .umbrellas, and fanny packs created by Azzedine Ala- ia, tv1anolo Blahnik, Romeo Gigli, Helmut Lang, Isaac Mizrahi, Sybilla and Vivienne Westwood Editions of each designer item are l.i.m.ited to 2,000 per design and distributed to Louis Vuitton stores worldwide. -' F ire departments from around the county participated in a mock disaster drill at the Orange County Fairgrounds on Wednesday. Above, Costa Me~ fire. fighter Mike Dyer works the mock triage area, located in the gran~- . stands. Right, imaginary disaster vic- tims waiUor treatmen t durlng,JJie_. exercise. PHOTOS BY MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT briefly in the news High school invites public to donate blood Today, Costa tv1esa High Schoof plays host to the American Red Cross for a blood drive from 8 a.m. until 2 · p.m. ~the high school cafeteria. The drive is open to students 17 years of age and older; teach- ers; and the general public. "We have been fairly success- ful in the past," said Donna Yelich, the school's activities sec- retary. But this year, the school would like to see more communi- Courtesv Marine Examinations at Newport Dunes on the weekends of May 18 and 19, and May 25 and 26. Flotilla members will be al the marina and launch ramp from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. each day. Also, a public inlonnati.on booth will be set up at both locations to pass out pamphlets and answer questions as well as give courtesy inspections of your boat · Should you wish to schedule a vessel examination. call 645-5858. includes breakfast, easy-to-follow workbook, a copy of The Mommy Times and prizes. Reservations are required. Charge them by calling 1-800-99- MOMMY or send check or mon- ey order to: The Mommy Times, P.O . Box 795, Newport Beach, CA. 92661. For more information on the workshop or The Mommy TI.mes, call 723-5157. Train to become docent for museum The Lows Vuitton (662-6907) store is located on the second floor, of South Coast Plaza near Nordstrom .. " ty members come donate blood. Moms can learn about the Internet *The tv1ommy nmes," based in Newport Beach, presents Tush Kasey, editor of "The Mommy TimesH and Debbie Simon, founder of Deb's Webs in an Internet work- shop from 9 to 11:30 a .m. on Satur- day, May 18 at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. The Newport Harbor Art Museum offers a docent training program next fall and you can learn more about it at a coffee reception at 10 a.m. on Friday, May 20 at the museum. Neiman Marcus is havmg *Spring cosmetics bonus daysH now through Saturday tv1ay 11. That means with any cosmetic purchase of $75 or more you'll receive a blooming violet plant, Organized by the student council. today's blood drive goal is to bring m at least 150 people who will give a pint each. "We have almost that now," senior Hieu Ho, who helped organize the drive, said Wednesday. • a gift package of make-up and skin care samples. Neiman Mar· ~ (759-1900) is located at Fash- ion Island in Newport Beach. • IEST BUYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays. If you know of a good buy call me at 540-1224, fax me at 646- 4170 or write to me: Best Buys Daily Piiot, 339 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa, 92627. Costa tv1esa High School is at 2650 Fairview Rd. Call 556-3344. National Safe Boating Week National Safe Boating Week is May 18 through 26 and the U.S. COast Guard will be performing The topic of the workshop is ''What the beck's the Net? -Untan- gling the Mysteries of the Web.• In a friendly, comfortable and friendly environment moms can learn how computer technology affects their dlildren's lives as well as their own A docent is a volunteer who guides adults and school groups through the galleries and teaches about the museum's collections and exhibits. Individuals profi- cient in a second language are encouraged to apply. To reserve a place at the recep- tion or for more information, call the museum's Education Depart- lMOMAS H. ...... Publtsher ~:~j~~'<lll'f~' -.&.MM L090IU,; Edltot l'fWI MUM.I. Mlnlglng Editor -VOICOC, Oty Editor IUk MAlnWll, Photo Editor .............. DlrectOf oJ ()per~ NW'I OITTING. a.Hied~ &NIA IOHNIOll "°"'°'Ions Mt.MOO ~ Controller .....u GllAaYIC. 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SU~. , .) -· COSTA MESA ·EdiSon·~~ to ·close; . • office By Tana Borgatta, Daift; Pilot . -COSTA lvlESA -Southern California Edison will close its Costa Mesa business office at 390 E. 17th St. next pionth and open three iocar authorized paymept .locations as part of a Wide-spreitd reorgamzotion. • "We have done many, many customer satisfaction' surv~ys with the people who frequent QUT business offices, and those sur- veys have shown ~ that our cus- tomers. want some vety specific improvements,• · said Edi~n spokeswoman Mollie Paul "They wanted more locations, longer hours of operation. that included weekends. ·They wa,nt- ed shorter lines because many times the lines are extremely long in our business offices." · So, Edison plans to dose 52 out of 64 offices that are scattered throughout its 50,000-squsre- mile service territory and open Up 370 authorized payment loca- tions, which are already up and running in post offices, banks, drug. stores and supermarkets. • 'Three of those locations are.in Costa Mesa -one at Mall to Go, 427 E. 17th St.; another at North Rx Drugs, 1170 Baker St.; and the third at Vista Drug, 821 W. 19th St. "These authorized payment agencies can do everything tbatour business offices do,• Paul said. ·.we don't have an Edison employee there, but we have a per&QD who has been tnlined in Bdism paymdnt practices and can do just about any --r--type d payment bmJSddion: ·-- •And il the customers ba\le any questions that the authoriZed .1>4yment agency can't answer, there will be a phone in the p«y- ment area or very nearby, wtiere the customer can call Edison's 800 number." _ Paul said the four employees who currently operate Bdil{m's Costa Mesa business otti~ 4'fill be offered positions at the c6m- pany's Long Beach and SAn Bernardino phone centers. • • • 1100 block of Irvine: Without even attempting to pay, a thief walked Into a store, scooped up two 18-packs of beer and ran outside to an awaiting blade car without paying the $22.50 owed for the brew. • 2100 blodt of tWbor atvd.: A man jumped out of a white van and grabbed an armful of golf clubs that were left In front of the Salvation ~ store. The man then got back Into the van and drove away with the Irons that were donated to the non·profit organlJ.ltlon. • 100 blodt of East .. y Street: A burglar reached Inside an open window and grabbed a $300 pair of stereo headpho~ and several compart discs ~t were on top of t.tte stereo situated under the window. · • 600 blodt of Hamllton: A burglar broke Into a locked car in the parking lot of a playhouse and stole a purse and its contents worth SSOO. NEWPO«r HAOf • 120 blodt of Via KOl'Ol"I: A burglar somehow snuck into a residence and stole two 1B karat gold watches worth $32,000. The watches were In a brown box on top of the family's safe In a bedroom closet. • 1200 block of lllton: A gift and card shop fell victim to a crook who useq a Canaaian counterfeit traveler's check In the amount of $100. The owner ·. didn't realize the check was bogus until her bank retumed It and said the sig.. nature was forged. • • • 1100 block of East Coast Hlghw•y: While a car was parked at the New-- port Beach Tennis and Golf Club, It was broken Into by a thief who stole S2.4b : of property lncludl~ $40 sunglasses and a $200 car phone. • 150 blodt of 22nd Street: A vandal caused $850 of damage at a residence overnight by destroying four outdoor lights and breaking a sprinkler. ~wpon ~Mesa Dail Pilot -" • rt y . , . THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1996 -~tting _fnto ambillance business 'sound and logic~' ~ J • Fire Chief nm Riley fends off critics, backs up plan to take Newport Beach into what has traditionally been a private business: • • A •sound, logical policy deci- sion• is how Fire Chief Tun Riley labels the city's con- troversial proposal to go into the ambulance business in an effort to beef up its paramedic ranks. The proposal has drawn oom- munity fire since city officials put the cdncept on the..table in July of _ 1.994. Budget hawks say the dty's figures don't add up and the plan is -~'financial sinkhole in the making. · · • This week, Riley sat down with ·Daily Pilot reporter Evan liener- -san to discuss the proposal, the 'public .debate and the future of · em~rgency medical service in Newport beach. . " .. People have thelr own Ideas. 'What b the ptoposal's purposel .. ( • The Intent ls to improve advanced · 1Jte support servtoe in the dty of New- • port Beach utilizing existing health a:ue dolJar& By adding a paramedic • ciasessment unit to the Mariners sta-• tlOn. that wUl give us lour paramedics ·oat ol our six stations. The target we · wilJ. be evaluating ls how close that gets us to an optimwn responae time of live minutes or less to about 85% of our ca11s for medical service. 7b , fund that we are proPosJng to become an emergency ambulance · transpottation pl'C1Vider. . What about the claim by .;i,, • detracton that this Is a proposal ..,,_ to give extsttng fiJ'ettghten more ·work because they don't have enough currenUyJ . For the past 20 yea13, the role of a, . firefighter has expanded dramaUcal- Jy. And because of the recognition of · the expanded role that firelighters . have entered Into In fire prevenUon · and emergency medical services 20 . years ago, we have taken on other j~ our existence, not doing <Vly- thing different other than we're try- ing to be more efficient, more eliec· ttve and deliver better servtoe using existing health care dollars. What are the proposal's cost and earning estlmatesJ We estimate a total revenue of ·' Newport Beach Fire ChtefTim Riley recenUy spoke out about the dty's plan to go Into the ambulance business ... The Intent is to • improve advanced We support ser- vice ln tlie city of Newport Beach uttllzlng exlsttng health care dollars," Riley said. UAH HOGSTEN I QA/lY PllOT $921,014, which is $474,000 above our current -budgeted amount. Against that, we're looking at $865,597 In t.otal program expenses.' That Includes $427,000 we're expe- riencing this year. It includes an Increase of $236,000 in new costs for providing bask life support ambu- lance and it includes $178,000 in overhead costs. Net figures, we .; ahouJd collect In exces,, ol these £XlSt.a, $.55,000 per year. But lnsteod of putting $236,000 In new revenues in our budget, we're only ptJttlng In $150,000. We're being extremely oonaervaUve on our estimates to be sure we're not counting on a rev- enue stream that doesn't exist . Two years ago when you began to develop thb proposal, did you anUclpate this much debate from the com.munltyl AnyQody dealing with the role of government today is definitely going to stir up debate. Newspapers and government magazine• are talking about this need for government to begin to compete. Government needs to be respon.slve to the changes in perception, changes of resources and finances and govern- ment particularly needs to show that they need to be ellkient. A Jot ol peo- ple take that as the only way to do that is Lo privathe something, that somehow government doesn't know how to be ellident, only private industJy knows how to do that. We feel that the proposal we '1ave oome up with demonstrates great eftiden- cy. We're providing· better services with existing resources. We're expanding a service without any additional cost to the taxpayer, the patient or without any additional cost to the city's revenues or reserves. Some dties that have adopted. similar programs are making their nwnben work, wblle others are havihg difficulty generattng the projected revenue. What makes you think Newport Beach can be successfull • For the computer debate on the ambulance proposal, .. . Conwnarity Forum, hge A 11. First otf, we are very comfort- able with our revenue pro/ecUons. We feel that the experts we've talked to about government pro- gram billing ~ Medicare, M edical -provicfed us with essential docu- me.ntat!on ~ ens.we that t.bat's the revenue we'fe going to receive. AU of those revenue projecUons are based on current conditions. The dollars are there and it's a sale bet. The second reason ls we've got a great group of firelighters. They've always risen to the challenge. They provide an extremely high level of ~ervice to this community and they will continue to do so. Mayor Hedges has said this proposal ls city staffs attempt to create a need where one does not ex.isl Any comment? I know Mayor Hedges is not supportive of our propotlOl and he has inUmated that we ahou.ld look at prlvat.Jz.ing all emergency med- lcal services. So I would not call that a nod of support. I woWdla't count h1m as a mpporter of .the program or the system. Have aspects of the debate demorallzed Fire Departme11t per:sonnel1 . AU of the deP9ffm.ent peraoti- nel are Interested in the o utcoaie of this issue. It's about whether they're providing a good service or, a.s the mayor intimated, that it's just a management union ploy to justify big wages. They want to come here and do a good jab, earn a fair wage and be respected for that work. So they have great con- cerns. They look at some ol the things that come out in the neW&- paper and say, "What are '¥'e going to say about this? We should respond and clear our names.• I My response to them is: our jobs are to provide services to the com - munity and to act as professionals . EL~O . ' We Cater Fiestas Exhibition Cooki Our Specioltyl • Siul' ,~ .... • Ha':Jmoile Tortilcu • Sh"Olli.• Mae iachis 714 ~~WPO/l)' Every Mom Deserves · RIB A Little ''RIB bin" ... (\OMPf\~ especially on Mother's Day , tasks: hazardous materials mltiga- tk>n. emergency preparedness, risk --assessment-and-pre-planning. We_.J- . have plenty of things to do and this • ~·'--------lt---ft pen ~otfter!s cna~ 11 -4 Join. us For Mother's Day, Sunday May 12th -f--c-omphmen ary-i:io e rm All Mott:iers . peopo«Jl doesn't add to that because • (JJl the things we're doing In the pro- p<ml, we're already doing. So we're . nQt addb:tg any addiUonal 'N'Otk to : 1"' 50% ·oFF J HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS : 'Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St., Costa Mesa 11 by D~ Rich, D.D.S. SERVICE Wl11i A SMILE . I i 1'1W-0 '1M~ ~J.Jt. (.lb,, k~ I CA . '~7 114•"45·91~ (Hours 11-7 daify dosed on ~\.ondays QUALITY 1 IS .. ONLY AT SOUTH COAST PLAZA CRYSTAL COURT . THE VILLAGE . THE OFFICES ---.ocn ll&OalllmS. RMI ...... WlkWJW WSAml- Miilil; ......... U IOtp ll. $lwdlf IO&a. • 7p.a911d11r11 u to6'.l0p.a. Sll ... .., ........ 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I • "' .. : w ""' • • "" Volume J r ~~uc J MAY 1996 SPREADING THE NEWS •.•• B 1g Coty H•g•I• offt" nine d1ff crcnt type\ of . dehc1 0u\ cream ·chec~'· csll made with onl y the fine~t and frcshe\t ingredi - ~n~ av~ilable . All of our 4>pccialty cream chee~ arc made.. wuh 'lite cream cheeM!. We offer Plain cream cheese in ho th 'lite· and regular varietit~. Try M>mething new on your favorite bagel today. or take a pound home to enjoy with you r dozen! ............. ---~---.---• < OUPC>. • • We'll provide Ute • ? bagel FREE! .. .... ,.., .... ~ ''ICllEUr' . ........ ...., ~ .. etma.111111 I ll•ltf .. A btsttl wU/una cr~am clteeu iJ llU a kJs.f wilJwut II 111iun.1! Inside this issue ... The Art of Being Well•Brnd! • • Tiie 'llel1 1111111 and the CREAM CHEESE! TWO COSTA MESA WCATIONS! 1712 Newport Blvd. (Newport & 17th St.) 642-8805 kles' ~to twwport k.adl Are. Bd Matilie dfd•" Fil~ ocmpleteJy es'"~ die 6re.. ~ '1af Che buM'1.!9" and amtm- ~-N!Y.agmtJ . what they DCDe • WDld. ~ to fire offi.. . 0a15: Tbe fife daJ"'A9! WU ClOD- fiDed to a plaitic bash CaD wm-aie.a Deal' one waD al the f.D'll Ame. t:iTe dfidak Aid. The danvage sweDed to SS0.000 but was wutmed to the M:!C· ood ~ third OooB. . • ~r ~ ••••••••••••••••••• • • • 3fJ>1Ja1toeeAd18 ..B. • • 261-6188 : • • lantoa! at Bristci : • • Back Bay Qut : ••••••••••••••••••• . 7~ .. ?Aa/ .~/,er~L/·~ ll~1. ~«A~lCHl. 0, •/ltrw1 -/£t -& ... Kristen's ~.~.Gifts• lraat ~ \l f'Hflff <...,,..n • l 719 U eodiff'Dr. • ~port Beach 631 -~E\-Y '73991 \looda)~· l~ NE ORT RIB COMPANY Still the Best Place for Ribs~ •• Now the Only Place Left for Ribs!! ,._ (\OMJ>p; .631~2110 I Corporate Newport Beech resident llaotby B. too .. r bu joined Scant- ron Corp., manufacturer ol automated data 1 e.ntry productS and related equip-· ment, as vice TI.motby B. president of Loomer sales. Loomer will be responsible for strategic planning and process implemen- tation ol Scantron's worldwide sales force. George L Argyros was re-elect- ed as chabman ol the C.osta Mesa.- based Orange County Business Cmunittee fm the Arts. Domld P. -xennecty was named cbainnan- ~ Jolm A. Md.mkey was re- ' electei1 as vice chabman. Newty ';eJeded to the ExecutiYe Coonnittee .. -were: Vice Chabman Mason . :Wlllllmt:; 1l-easurer Robert B. Gnnty :·:and Secretary Genni J. JC.may. : Seven new ooard members .. · .· .. · .· were also elected to the boa.rd: W. , .... Bowling, Caroline 8 . 8-ldm. no... ff. ~Jo ElleD Qaalla, P•ndall M. Pried· --. and Jay AmMloy. Renominated board· members include: Roger B. l!mbrey, Tbomu P. Men1ck. W1,1Uaa H. Lue, Jr., Peter B. Pent-. Robert N. Stepbeu, and. Terry ·e. Van Gorder. Elected advisory )>oard mem- bers are: JW Beck, James L · Cooper, James L Dott, and lbom.u F. Riley. · Costa Mesa-based ICN Phar- maceuticals appointed Wllllam Sumner as its new vice president and chief information officer. Sumner will be r~nsible for overseeing information sy5tems functions. Gary llunt, executive vice president of The Irvine Co., was the recipient of the first "Legacy of Leadership• award for excep- tional leadership in adva.r;icing the human and sodal quality of life in Orange County, at The American Heart Association's annual Heart-To-Heart Gala at the Newport Beach Marriott --'-" ...--1--'' ,._ rsi 0 ofF:,§MCTo to' 1 Any Custom Us100 OFFI Frame Order_ 11 Any Special 1 over $50 · II Order Art 1 Must oreseot coupon Discount equal to 1111me «M= II m. on. N>Pfied to I _. Hotel on March 29. Newport Bedcb-ba.sed adver"- tising agency, Lawrence & Mayo, bas promoted BuMra Wartlull to a~unt coordinator. Wartman will coordinate accounts in the bu.ainess-to-business, consumer and high-tech industries. Education . JCenoetb Turner, son of Paul and Monty Belton of Newport Beach, bas been named to the Dean's and President's Honor Roll for th~ 1995 fall semester at Southern Nazarene University in Bethany, Okla. The 1995 calendar year was the second most successtul .funlt- raising year ever for Orange Cout College's Foun~Uon. From Jan. 1 through PeC. 31, 1995, the foundation raised a tota,l ol $3.021 million in donations, a 6% increase over 1994. Community The American Legion Auxil- iary's Newport Harbor Unit No. 291, has elected Judith A. IJoyd u Department President. Uoyd bas been a member llnce 1980. Brian Mau, 18, son of lhldie and Bill Mann of Newport Beach. bu earned the Eagle Scout Award, the ' Boy Scouts highest tank. The ~Court of Honor cerepio- ny was hld April 26. Mann led the Newport Beach 'D'oop, 90 in building and installing 8 _._.:. ... __ _ 17 erosion bar-&"..-u ~ riers on trails . in O'Neill• Regiobal Park. a 180 hour project. The Girl Scout CoWlcil ol Orange County bas elected the fol- lowing new members to its board of directors: Ann Marte Wall.ace of Costa Mesa; Ted Hlmbaw of New- port Beach; 1Bmara Watt of Balboa; Betsey Dougherty of Newport Beach; Cynthia Pied of Anaheim; CbrtsUne Shingleton of Foothill Ranch; lJnda Miller of Fullerton; Dianna Sundell of Huntington Newport Harbor Montessori Center "Academic Excellence in Harmony wilh Young Lives" OPEN HOUSE MAY 16th, 1996 Come lnveAlpte From 4.'00pm-6:00pm Preschool • Klnderprtea Full TI.me • Part Time •fear Round Ages 2 to 6 • 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. • Now enrolling for Fall. • Experienced, cen:ified. Montessori teachers • Individual~ academic instruction • Extensive extracurricular programs (an. music. computclli, gymnastics. Frenc.b &: dance) • Hot lunches 650-3442 425 East 18th Street • Costa Mesa 1h,a.t wa~ har~ to tind until now/// Mother's Day Sea Beach; Jog IC.elly ol Irvine; lqile Malle n.cy of Mission Viejo, ADM Ryder ot Orange; Kim· Y• Haynb ol Westminst.er and Maine Wll9oa ot Westminster. Newport Beach resident Dlue LaW90ll was pre9e11ted with the •Athena Award• by Newport Harbor Panhellenic at a Scholar- ship and Athena Award Benefit, April 3. Lawson was recogmzed for her 30 years of active volun- teerism in Orange County. Also honored and recognized at the benefit were: •Adelphi Award• winner Dorthy Miller of Balboa Island; Mute-Prance Lefebvre of Balboa; Cath.le Cudelucd of Corona del Mari Meredith ,Jones of Costa Mesa and Ruth Ko of Costa Mesa. s THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1996 ) -5 ire Home Berber 00 UPT03MOS • SAME AS CASH OAC Based on 50 yds. Padding & lnstallatlon Included While Supplies Last ele Full lone ol WOOl. Woven Axminster & Sisal Carpeting Av&lleble 1804-Haltlor.....,,.... • Costa ..... N.L Corner of HartMw & 19th Stleet ·22·9642 s Mon-Sltt1H Sundays by AppolntnJent Only lJJ_ ~h f1~~tYf~~1 T A<,.O . S l. 90ea. w/Steamed Rice SEAFOOD STIR-FR Y $6.95 w /Steamed Rice MARINER'S SAi D 6.95 Shrimp & Smoked Fish SHRIMP & CHIP5 $5.95 Best Fish & Ch.ps i11 To vn. 2pc,4pc, lOpc · Also available -Daily cMf spedal.s, Cha~grllJed sufood platt~r, pasta del Giorno, Padfic bu,,er, salads and dwwtler. -· . 2620 Ne~port BIVd., • Costa Mesa (714) 650-0130 OPEN lo-6 MONDAY THRU SA11JRDAY I . I l I I I • I ~ I .. --~ ---~-~--=-- 'I A 'AO'C::w L•I --hw ....... 271 .._c-- clllW.wtNcwpcatffmtMlr.._ -halsislll7:15&a.lll~~ Im .... HotllS. 500 MKAdlls 8hd. n. mil ii GO ps paw mill&•...-n'IJOtw~ ...... .,.rw ... ..-- m""'n. aa ne ccoo ~ rilkol dewqwWQ'bnwlad CHmClf •·atA&iiE WI (..#11.Daa c::mmr .. &.30 p.m....... St. Andrew·• ~ tr George Hoeg c... Qd.er. 1 ·0ruac1H 3ia • ee1 • r To teserYe a --.. call nz..6W. .s.Je ii tram 9 a.a to 7 p.m. lodmy A1K.ETIC N#Aa05 ~AST . ad 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. m Prldq Ill Tbe Newport Harbor An!:8 I 600 SL Afidrews ac.d. Newport ·CNmbeJ' at Commerce 35«b Bead&. 'Diem aes ol al ldDdl aire . • ~/ :: .. / •i: ther's a' Hf Ill tallllam ..... M 1*1 , tlll9ua.wl7p.a.• J1111 I tlplD I r-... Rm18'J.Clllbbf•.-m-•Amt06,.,._, _,_. ...... ,, * v..._ a..dlt C.-.t c I 41 tt• -d CT cw • ......__ c:.a =:16 t I ••• ; ..:;a. .... 115-3t0:S. dndh•• p , •A Cly al ...,.. NM CMCR) OfflCl .... aAc11 '•u'Wllol9t•Jre.. -n. DtS. wl Yoar Hmae Ill "I -tr •Jtaawda Mirr 1-1 Qliae• il die tille al a he U. 'Ddr.*: 95md SI iD wlwwe, progrw • 7 p.m. ID die Aieads •-s••tlledacll;.Sbowt' ~lut»+g Jloma al the Ntwpat n-lly • Ml)lt ~ • a 8eeda Callral Lihnlry. F'CJI' mare p.a. m111 Smidiilt 111 2 p.a. tmm-. info• --. mm 717-311)1. mllhla:~. frAUMI~ 15001 PLU••Ui SB•MI -P.epwiltg All a.Jim. Meal'" is A flee MS ••r GD lnlltl. tu.es. the tide al a cme-daJ wcwkdq> aad w 1 M: p ! watiuu will be a&nd by the Newpud 8-ch I FRESH ' C #f Sawka Dleijia• rt 111 lbe Olmlil Calla-a~ dl!I Ma Olbs ..._ • a '+inf coms.. •wilbebeldca..., 16.30-4 ,..._ ~ aer-·._ • m ,. dw.. F'CJI' .... .... lh4him. cd 6"-3151. --on•ces Tbe New~~ will bold their ~ .... ._.,.,, 4+\• meet- ing Ill Qendale: F«leral. 8-nk. 100 Ne•pwt Cealer nm.. Fmb- ian llliind. F'CJI' --igfOmvwtion., caD.'51-2178. ••w.:w~ The Costa Mesa ChJlmber of, Nawpon•r :M'"a•JlllwlWr,.. Com!MrC9'• JDOG'~ network-ing .,,......., is .i :15 a.a at tile C.U MiM CM1l11t Club, 1101 ~ CoarM Drift. Prem-. dmt TODf .,.._ wfD iWYer a ·su.. at tu Chamber ~ •• TM cwt .. SlO or Sts at tbe door~ ff« mam infnnna. baa. CaD 514-8780. CHM I fl MUSIC llOTM. Tbe Pdmdl ~ Newpmt Beecb ltadlal SerW Guild p 1 n rot dal.- tkal dMJnber muiic Ill a prime rm-ience tn Corona del Mar et t p.m. Per more tnfom>don. can 644-4208. 6 RI l L 1--,. CHAM PAGNE BRUNCH Sunday, May 12th Treat Your 'Uom'' to ~ Mother$ Day Brunch Bring Her -In For A Fabulous Buffet · she won't have to cook ... and neither Will you $16.95 adults I $7.95 children Call for resirvations (i t 4) ·548-9500 • $7 .9 5 SUN DAY 11:00 -2:00 WITH PURCHASE OF AN ADULT BRUNCl:t OF EQUAL VALUE. ENTERTAINMENT LEVEL ACROSS FROM EDWARDS CINEMA TRIANGLE SQUARE LOCATION ONlY • llf:· ... l·)'~ ~-. ' - . ~-. . • . . .)·.'IP.I THURSDAY, M AY 9, 1996 11t1 {CARDIAC SUPPOffT GftoUP Led by .{~ed nwse. Beth Dunn, the Ce.rdi&c Supj,ort Group ,meets every Thursday morning ,from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p .m. at lShape-Up Newport in the Aero· bic Room. The group is fr.ee and open to the public. • BUSINESS AS.SISTANCE WORKSHOP · NeWpOrt Harbor Area Cham- ' ber of Commerce p{esents "Get Access to Capital -' Techniques using current assets and invest- ment capital" from 7 :30 to 9 a.m. _.at 14 70 Jamboree Road, Newport 111Beacll. The event is free. For more infomljltion, call 361-0084. MOTORCYCLE SWAPMEfT I Inter Shows sponsors a motor- .cycle swapmeet from 5 to 10 p.m. :in Building 10 of the Orange •County Fairgrounds. Admission is :$6 and children un~er 12 are free. :For more information, call 364- •0515. : PAINT HORSE Sftow : The Mid Valley Pei.int Horse •Show sponsored by Southern Cal- :uornia Paint Horse Club is from 8 • • a.m. to S p.m., May 10 throu~b 12, at the Orange County Fair- grounds, Equestrian Center. Admission is free. For more infor- mation, call 909-685-1615. ARMOtAIR ADVENTURES "Great Cities of Europe" is the title of the final presentation in Orange Coa.st College's travel- ogue film series, Armchair Adventures. Travel joum&ist Doug Jones will be on hand to narrate the feature-length travel film at 1 p.m. in the college's Robert B. Moore Theatre. For more information, call 432-5~0. SATURDAY ' RETIRED OFRCERS The Orange County Chapter of The Retired Officers ·Association will hpld their monthly· dinner meeting at 6 -p.m. in the El Toro Officers Oub. Guest speaker is Lt. Col Jim Lent, USMC retired. on the present Medicare problem. Retired officers from all branches and their guests are welcome. For more information, call 637-5074. CHILDREN'S CONCERT Children's rock-n-roll 'perform- Hear what's NEW from _Bausch & Lomh1 • • Miracle-Ear" proudly inuoducn lbwch lie Lomb• Diginl Programmable heanng systems. Enginttred for :amWngly aa:untc mipl11lc:anon • now and as )'OUl hearing rcquimncnu dun~. Call or stop in 1ocby 10 learn molt :a.b<>ut our full hoc of Bawch lie Lomb® Dign:il Programmable hearing ;uds. • •liming leSlS &ft *'-"I)' fm. )lot I aitdic:aJ mllL Hmiag ICll pafonded for ~ 9111Pillallioo sod«ioo on!) t llldtlitull ~-\lllY ~OD~ II, ~QllleariD& ~. , _ llttVKy ol l\~ lid lllllli) IO dPc IO npi6:doe 31 USC aeo SE~ D.e Harbor Area H!UltlHO~ 2 2 4 E . 17th Street South eoa!'!_iflaza Coeta lleaa epo-2~ · e5o-5990 HEARING SYSTEMS BY BAUSCH & LOMB I• ' ers Greg & Steve will bring tl}elr educative fonn of entertainment to Orange Coast.College's Robert B. Moore Theatre at 2 p.m. Chil- dren and their parents are encouraged. to sing and clap along. nckets are S8 for adult and $5 for childre!l in advance or $10 for adult and ~ for children at thE: door. For more i.nf onnation, cd.11 432-5880. . REPTILE & ASH EXPO Cedar Hill Reptile Enterprises presents a Reptile & Fish Expo from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and Sunday in building 14 of the Orange County" Fairgrounds. Admission is $6 for adults. $2 for children and free for children under 5. For more information, call 707-578-3976. .' SKIN SCREENING May is Natioilal Skin Cancer . Awareness month and the Fulton Skin Institute is offering free skin cancer screenings from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 1617 Westcliff Drive, Suite 100, Newport Beach. Call for more information or an appoint- ment at 631-3376. · WORLD WIDE WEB Participants will learn the . " ~,_ .. ,,. vuvsg llUY a UU utll!D CLOTHE8, TOY1I a ~880RIE9, ETC. 2!584 N::.w:.:' Blvd. (et Del Mart' ..... ......, eo.te .... 17141 131-7383 (714) 733-9430 BILL WEISFELD · No Job Too Small 20%0FF LABOR Repairs Renovations ·GASTROINTESTINAL PROBLEMS Irrit4ble Bowl SynJmu IRAND NEW, NEVER WORN, AUTHENTIC 1970'S APPAREL! • AlTtltNATivt DRESS! · NmQUU '(OllECTillU! • UNHLIEVAIU ONE OF A KINI> ITEMS! NTME C'OTHIN' AT VINTA'E PRICES { Arc you mjsmb~ due ro constipa.tion, bldating. di.arrhca, gas, bput.burn, or scomach ~om{Qrt? 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A Bird Show sponsored by 'Cedar Hill Enterprises will be from 10 a.m . to 4 p.m. today in Building 16 of the Orange County Fairgrounds. Admission is $6 for adults, $2 for children and chil- dren under 5 are free. For more information, call 70?-S'18-~976. QCC PHILHARMONIC ... Orange Coast College's Phil- harmonic Orchestra closes out its 1995-96 season with a concert at 7:30 p.m. in the Robert B. Moore Theatre. The concert will feature Schubert's Symphony No. 8, Schumann's Piano Concerto in A Minor and Shostakovich's Sym- phony No. 1. nckets are $6 in advance and $8 at the door. For more information, call 432-5880. THE RITALIN CONTROVERSY Coastline Counseling Center will sponsor a lecture titled "The Ritalin Controversy" from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. A $5 dona- tion is requested from those who can afford \t . For more informa- tion; call 476-0991 . CHARLOTTE'S WEB AUDITIOHS Orange Coast College will pre- sent Joseph Robinette's adaption of E.B. 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WOMEWS GENETIC CANCER Join guest lecturer Dr. Mary ..,Qalf. director ot 'the family risk ~ent program at the Fox ,J;_bpe Cancer Center in Pbiladel· ~ for a. discussion on bow .!ftEmetica play a significant role in ~oµr nsk of developing breast and o:tarian C4Ilcer at 6:30 J.>.m. at Pat- ty & George Hoag Cancer Center. :ro reserve a seat, c:all 722-6237. ATHLE'RC AW~AST The Newport Harbor Area -&h.{unber o( Commerce 35th I'S(! I' I -· Annual Atbletic Awards brMk1ut honortng top athletes trom CCllona del Mar and Newport~ bJgh schools ls at 7:15 a.m. at 1be Sut· ton Place Hotel, 500 MacArthur Blvd. The cost is $20 per penon and for an additional $20 you can sponsor A student l!Gr more infor- mation, call .729-«00. OfUROf RUMMAGE SAU St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church's 31st annual Rummage Sale is from 9 a.m. to 1 p .m. today and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday at 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. neasures of all kinds are therS available at fabulous pdcel. All proaMtdl go to mlM'ons. 'A at'f Of PlAYm' Orange CoUt CoUege'a 11th annual SbakelJ)iare Month pro- duction pr81811ts "A Cry ot Play· en,• a tlctioaal account ot Shake· speue'• early life, through May 12. 11cketl: S6 and $1 in advance, $8 and S9 at the dooc. Showttmes: 1bunday through Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Infor- mation; ~32-5880. ESTATE PlANNltG SEWNAR A free a.em!Mr on trusts, taxes, and wealth preservation will be Sunday, Ma'i 12th Treat Your ''Mom'' to Mother$ Day Brunch Bring Her In For A Fabulo~ Buffet · '. -,, • she won't have to cook ... and neither will you $16.95 adults/. $7.95 children , . Call for reservations (~14) 548-9.500 ~ted at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Club by an attor- ney and estate planner. Por more informatiQn or reservations, call 615·3105. HOMEIASED OfflC£ •The IRS and Your Home- bued Office~ ls the title ol a free program at 7 p.m. Jn the Friends Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Ubrary. For more information, call 717-3801. rTAUAN COOKING •Prepanng An Italian Meal• is the title of a one-day workshop offered by the Newport Beach Community Services Department at the Ouil Center in Corona del Mar. OtbeJ-ItaliaQ cooking c:oun- " es will be held on May 16, 30 and June 6. Registration ii S33 per dau. For more information. call 6"-3151. ~NEWPORT JAYaES The Newport Jaycees will bold their general membership meet- ing at . Glendale Federal Bank, 100 Newport Center Drive, Fash· ion Island. For more information, ca.U •51-2178. NETWORKING BREAKFAST The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce'• monthly network- ing b1'alda1t 11 at 1!15 a.m. at the Costa Mela Country Club, 1101 Golf Coune Drive. Presi- dent Tony Petrol will deliver a •State of the Chamber Addrell, • 1be-cost 11 $10 or $15 at the door. For more inf orma- tion, call 57•-8780. owaa MUSIC REOTAL The Prtendl ot Newport Beach Recital Serial Guild pesent clas- sical chamber m~c at a private residence in Corona del Mar at 1 p.m. For more information, can 6'-'4208. MEX I·C AN GR I l L 1-- CH.AMPAGNE BRUNCH ··~ $7.95 SUNDAY 11:00 -2.:.00 . WITH PURCHASE OF AN ADULT BRUNCH OF EQUAL VALUE. .. ~ Newport Be.ch!Cotta MeM Daily "'piJOt w.:-" ~ a:r·.. . . .. -~--·-~-~ 4 - THURSDAY. MAY 9, 1996 /1(7 1CA!tl>IAC SU"°"1' GROUP Led by .~ed m-lJSe, Beth 'Dunn, the Cardia.c Support Group pi.eets every Thursday morning .from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at lShape-Up Newport in the Aero- bic Room. The group is tree and open to the public. ~ .BUSINESS ASSIS'TANCE WORkSHOP · Newport Harbor Area Cham- ' • ber of Commerce presents "Get Access to Capital -Techniques using current assets and invest .. -ment capital" from 7:30 to 9 a.m. -at 1470 Jamboree Road, Newport •Bead). The event is free. For mote ~information, call 361-0084. ;MOTORCYCLE SWAPMEET I Inter Shows sponsors a motor- .cycle swapmeet from 5 to 10 p.m. :in Building 10 of the Orange •County Fairgrounds. Admission is · :$6 and children un~er 12 are free. : For more information, call 364- ·0515. : PAINT HORSE SHOW : The Mid Valley Pamt Horse •Show sponsored by Southern Cal-:u~mia Paint Horse Club is from 8 • .. .. a.m. to 5 p.m., May 10 through 12, at the Orange County Fair- grounds, Bquestrian Center. Admission is free. For more infor- mation, call 909-685-,615. ARMCHAIR ADVENruRES 11Great Cities of Europe" is the title of· the final presentation in Orange Coast College's travel- ogue film series, Armchair Adventures. navel journalist Doug Jones will be on band to . narrate the feature-length travel film at "I p.m. in the college's Robert B. Moore Theatre. For more information, call 432-5880. SATURDAY ' • RETIRED OFACERS The Orange County Chapter of The Retired Officers Association will hold their monthly diriner meeting at 6 p.m. in the El Toro Officers Club. Guest speaker is Lt. Col. Jim Lent, USMC retired, on the present Medicare problem. Retired officers from all branches and their guests are welcome. For more information, call 637-5074. CHILDREN'S CONCERT Children's rock-n-roll perform- Hear what's NEW from Bausch & Lomb! • ~irade-W-proudlyinuoduca Bawch & Lomb• Otgiul Prognmmabk hearing sys1em1. Enginttred for amaungly acwme amplollarion • now and u your heanng ttqu1rcmenu c:han~. Call or siop in 1oday ro learn mott abou1 our full lone of Bawch & Lomb® Digital Programmable hc:anng aich. • .·~ USA <:(%> -~ ers Greg & Steve will bring ~elr educative form of entertainment to Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theatre at 2 p.m. Chll· dren and their parents ....ie encouraged to sing and clap along. Tickets are $8 for adult and $5 for children in advance or $10 for adult and $7 for children at the door. For more infonnation, call 432-5880. . REPTILE & ASH EXPO Cedar Hill Reptile Enterprises presents a Reptile & Plsh Expo from 10 a.m. to 5 p .m. today and Sunday in building 14 of the Orange County Fairgrounds. Admission is $6 for adults. $2 for children and fr:ee for children under 5. For ,more information, call 707-578-3976. SKIN SCREENING ' May is National Skin Cancer . Awareness month and the Fulton Skin Institute is offering free skin cancer screenings from 9 a.IIL to 5 ·p.m . at 1617 Westcliff Drive, Suite 100, Newport B~ach. Call for more information or an appoint- ment at 631-3376. · WORLD WIDE WEB Participants will learn the .. '• . ~t.At>' ouvsg 9UY A llELL U81!D CLOTHE8, TOYa a ACCEaaoAIES, ETC. 2584 N~ Bhd. 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LINGUIST CONTINUED FROM A 1 interviewed by the local Ger- man teachers' chapter, who nominated her to an elite group of (7 German students nationwide. As part of the honor, Melis- sa will join the other students next fmontb on a four-week . study trip to Nurnberg, where she wpl stay with a host family and 4ttend Gennan classes at a publ>,t sthool there. •Tii\:!y 1kee p telling us that . this is not a site-seeing trip, it is a study trip,• Melissa sald jokingly, adding that she woulc\ like to visit' the coun- try's capial, Berliii. paid for. "U I hadn't won the trip, I would have gone to Harvard or Cornell for summer school,• she said. •And that costs a lQt .• Along with the Germany trip, Melissa also won a large Melissa said her parepts are excited about her award and the trip to Germany, partly because it's already German dictionary. . · "There are a lot of English words I don't even know in it," she said, the grinned. "But I'm working on it." 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He would have glided right through it and on down Jam- boree, past the old Ford-Loral campus on the left and on to wherever he was going on a bright Saturday morning. But apparently, the light turned red -not just yellow, red -lUld this guy blew through it. And he killed 'Iracy Wolansky. · I didn't know 1\'acy, ~ut I know people who did They say she was a wonderful, wonderful }ady. A great mom,· a loving wife, a giver of time and effQrt. nacy was prob- ably not perlect, but she seems to have come r~k.ably close. The cops say the intersection has not been "problematic." •1 don't know of any inordinate nwnber of accidents at that loca- tion," a Newport Beach Police Department spokesman told the Daily Pilot's Julie Ross cannon. U there haven't been an inor- dinate number of accidents at Jamboree and Bison, it'S' a bloody miracle . I go through there maybe 8-10 times a week. I cross Jamboree to go to the post office, the gas station, the pet shop, the video rental store, my storage garage. And each time I cross Jam- boree and arrive safely on the other side, I give thanks. One thing I never do is, qoss quickly. • When I get the gteen light, I go ~ very slowly at first. I just kind of ooze out into the boulevard, checking both ways; I fully expect some idiot to run the red light because he is in such a 0 \ I 111 \1 \ I \ ~ I \ (, I Final Performances! Don't miss this highly acclaimed productlo_n Critics Choice! -J)mnUI Wil"" "pure theatrical enjoyment" -l~ 11f!OiM,,. uemOti08S Snap, Crackle and pop!" -Dt1il)'Pf/OI 'Jtew-England by Richard Nelson 0\ 1111 \It O\U \I \t,1 ."th I gh I d" e ~u s are o u _ Lru .~,,,,m fi-s ·-\ ....... ,.,."" Mari~11 & fflllk L)ndl llld flailM' A Manin W\: nbtfJ '"as bizarre as it is funny" · -"''"'~ Coflltl)' Rr[(ism One of the funniest pb)wright'I in the Western Hemisphere provides Wl evenJng of sh<."er tbC2lt'lal Irreverence. 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It is, indeed, highly problematic. news report from the actual place where 'Iracy Wolonsky died as a fire department paramedic tried to save her life. , A photographer was standing in front of the "Eastbluff" sign in the flower bed that marks the Bison entrance to the community where nacy lived. The pbotog had her camera aimed so that a heart-shaped wreath -one of many floral tributes placed there since Saturday -would frame the spot of the impact. And it will be unW the cops start nailing every red-light run- ner they can -on Jamboree, • and everywhere else in the dty. : Nail them. nail the oafs who scur- alooq 25 mph residential streets .:. ~. 50 and above, nail the stq>-sign : • n.umers and sliders. .. 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I SOUP'sON 1be every faithful Someone Cares Soup Kitchen bu found a new home. alb8lt a temporary one. 1be ~ Citltiana'Cburcb on Hamil- ton Stleet invited the IOUP kitchen to . ~ up shop and continue its daily operation Of ~ntng out warm meau to UM! Mme'sw, the hungry, the needy. 1be onlY sour note tn the kitctien's fight to find a new home is ttiat this bu returned them to a Deighborbood that was all but up in a.nm when the soup kitchen was located at the Rea Community Cen· ter. Losses EASTIWFF TRAGEbY that mUCb ~to fathom. woloD. sky wu ldDed eilrly 'Saturday while · cromng aoo. the Jiainboree Road- Bilob Avenue tntiriection -an intenectiOli tbit abe and others had JOng complatiled wu unsafe. Police ~that the JDOlorist who struck Wolonlk'f'• veblcle ran a red light. WATCHDOG ~ Menill, a onetitne Newport Beach planning commtmoner and an unrelenting budget hawk, died Monday evening at the age of 64. SAFETY-' GONE • By all accounts, 'Iracy Wolonsky was a wonderful person, a great mom and a tireless volunteer. And all that combined to make the 35- year-old Ea.stbluff resident's death 1be highly respected California Mussel Watch program, which helped experts keep an eye on such environmental prizes as the Upper Newport Bay, is on the government chopping block. Locals, though, are fighting back by lobbying for legis· lation that would direct funds to the p~ LEAH HOGSTEN f DAILY PILOT nacy Wolon.sky w• remembered with nowers and other sentiments near the site of her tragic accident. • . war o e-a wor The. following is_ the unedited e-mail transcripts between City Manager Kevin Murphy and Mayor John Hedges discussing the Fire Department's ambulance proposal. ;"' · ! Prom: John Hedges on Tue, Apr 30, 1996 8:23 AM • Subject 'frlp . i-------------------.. ---------------------------------------------------------;'"----1 need immediate medicines for various ailments. ....... -~=-' : The future is getting some "one" there initially . To: Brockman, Marion; Forde, Kathy •: Cc: Burnham. Bob; Harkless, LaVonne; Murphy, :Kevtn THE b .. · cy o~{ATE ~ with these skills. Perhaps w hen you're in town we 1 can have the conversations that Tlm and I had over : ~ I'm in PHX today and will travel to DTW for Pat- ~ 630 for tom orrow. W~ check e-~~ as ll!_U~.:..- : these issues. I also went through this in the early l BO's when my former town upgraded from ambu- ·~1~1Qlliu:Lt:lll..i...u.~~amedicG an~ohHl~os~eHe~f~kn:Beie·wNI--~-..-_,.. .............................. -. .......................... ~ ...... . ------. !• • From: Murphy, Kevtn on Tue, Apr 30., 1996 8:30 AM : Subject: RE: Trip ; To: Hedges, John '.91 NEWPORT BEACH OTY MANAGER KEVIN MURPHY: • 10-4. John there is a rumor ouJ thiefe that a !"Councilman" in NB is writing a pi~ tor the Reg- ;ister that supports total privatization ot the para- lllledics program. Any ideas on w ho supports this concept? Doesn't jive with conversations I've had !With CC members? Everyone is geared up now and ready. I I I I I I I I I I ,... NEWPORT BEACH · MAYOR JOHN HEDGES: :· From: Hedges, John on Tue, Apr 30, 1996 6:16 ;PM • Subject RE: lnp v I'd like to have my shot at it. : To: Murphy, Kevin ~---------------------------------------------------------------------------------~~ • I support evaluating the concept, but r m· not 1 "writing a piece.• I could fairly easily, though. I . • Prom: Murphy, Kevtn on Tue, Apr 30,1996 6':35 :rM ! Subject: RE: Trip 1 : To: Hedges, John , John I thought we were beyond that idea, if we ;set up an enterprise fund, separate the costs and · ·~ues, and give it the one year pilot program. H :we truly privatized we either eliminatQ the four :current freighter paramedic positions or downgrade •them in classification to firefighter after meeting !and conferring. U we eliminate the four we hurt :response capabilities on each side of the bay as I •Uiink we talked about in my office. If we down- lgrade tbe positions to firefighters we keep the :expense and lose all of the current paramedic rev- •enues. I still think our proposal has the most merit ~We can put it in place and transport ALS, contract :tor BIS transport, work the collections and give it •tbe one year pilot. I'm confident it will work as :planned. Medtrans is going to come at us with ,everything they have and I'm afraid I play too nice •for the stuff they are going to bring. I have indicat· Jed. to Medtrans that 1f they sweeten their altema· :tive to match our numbers we can keep them in .place. So far they haven't responded and appear to :want the war. l'm going to try again before the :t3tb. • : Prom: Hedgu, John 9n Tue, Apr 30, 1996 6:44 tPM : Subject: RE: Trtp : To: Murphy, Kevtn • It's incredible that after over a year of this dialog ~that Riley1s proposal is still unclear. As I stated in a :recent letter to Tom Hyans, I believe that his pro- Subject: Time To: Murphy, Kevin ' It's time for both of us to go to bed. I'll log on again tomorrow morning after my Tampa turn- around. Now gol From: Hedges, John Date: Tue, Apr 30, 1996 9:50 PM Subject RE: Trip To: Mmphy, Kevin I understand that. There are also numerous cities which have totally private paramedic service. We .have not looked at that angle, and if we are to consider it in a "cold business like way," that nee· essarily must be part of it. From: Hedges, John on Wed, May 1, 199610:38 AM Subject RE: Time To: Murphy, Kevin It appears at this point that it will be difficult for me to get off for the May 13 meeting. Frankly, I am not that motivated at this point. I know the EMS will be on the agenda. What else? , From: Murphy, Kevin on Wed, May 1, 1996 10:42 AM Subject: RE: TI.me To: Hedges, John Probably the agreement with IRWD/OCWD, but by then I think you'll be looped into tbe issue. If you're not there, do you want me to continue the EMS? Everyone is geared up now and read y. Prom: Hedges, John on Wed. May 1, 1996 10:53 AM Subject: RB: Time To: Murphy, Kevin r d like to have my shot at it. Will it require 2 readings? f posal bas S votes Just based on your and your staff's recommendation. These votes would be cast with· , out a close examination of the existing program •(including staffing of the fire department) and a Prom: MurpJay, Kevin OD Wed. May 1, 1996 3:37 :blind acceptance that expansion o1 government PM itnvolvement 1n health care ts warranted. Subject: RE: TI.me I At the last public safety c:onunittee meeting we To: Hedges. Jolm uked some pointed questions which are heretofore Yes, the recommendation that l just got in the unanswered. 1 don't think it's just Medtrans which draft staff report (that I haven't read cover to cover wants the "war.• I think that you should look in yet) says: 1) notify Medtrans of 60 day notice; 2) •your own beckyard. Remember that Riley's first • authorize a request for proposal for bis transports 3) ireactton wa.s to drag out the "dead baby" argu· obtain Orange County EMS approval for PAU unit lment. ·at Mariners station 4) begin paramedic service at • • Mariners June 3rd 5) kevise the ordinance permit· Prom: Marplly, KtMD on 'JUe, Apr 30,1990 6:.50 ting transport on June PM 10th end 2•lh. 6) Adopt reso with fees on the Subject JU!: Trip 10th and 2•th 1) Begin transport on July 13th with Toi HM,... Jolm paramedics on A1.S calls 8) May 1997 report back I John no dead babies and I'm look:l.ng at it in a to coundl on service, revenues etc ... One thing I'll •cold btwtMl!·like way, which ls the way I normally probably try to do John ii Me lf we can get a fint I do. I think lt'• a better busto .. dedston today and reading of the onUnance on the next meeting and · •mto the near future. U c:ond1tionl Change we need then aecond at the tecond meeting 1n May so we ... fl) adapt. For today its belt. There we numerous don't drag th1s out too lol)g. This would gtve you C.-around So. Cdforma that have transported the shot on a~on U you need tt. tir years. Nat just ALs. bUt BLS u well. To: Murphy, Kevin One of the things that I do not understand is the perceived necessity to expa.nd paramedic service in addition to the transport. Who has identified this "need• and how is it justified . The Mariner's station is on the fringe of ~wport Beach, and it is ques- tionable how much more it would benefit NB over the existing service. Even if the service is sett-sup- porting, wtuch it should be, it seems that the whole proposal is designed to entrench further the FD in medical care and give firefighters a reason.for exis- tence beyond fighting the occasional fire. l believe a "top to bottom" evaluation o(the entire Depart- ment is warranted lf we are to be sincere and hon- est about services, service levels, and the provision thereof. From: Murphy, Kevin OD Wed, May 1, 1996 4:48 PM Subject RE: TI.me To: Hedges, John J ohn, the underpinning of the "need" was in the original report, which when I received the first draft I asked the same question which· resulted in the studies cited on the need to have advanced life support services available within the first five min- utes in AI..S responses to save lives. I'm not trying out dead babies, just the facts from studies. 10bvi- ously, five minutes is better than eight, but one would be ideal, but not practical. The proposal isn't another paramedic ·unit", but the upgrading on a firefighter to freighter para.medic, so that there are-two paramedic level services available in the instances when one or both current paramedics is tied up simultaneously. Th.is gives us one para- medic unit on each side of the bay, and one para- medic assessment unit in the areas on both sides of the bay with the longest para.medic runs in time and distance. ftvm: Hedgel, John on Wed. May 1, 1906 4:55 PM Subject: RE: nme To: Murphy, Kevin I understand. But from both a policy and finan· d al standpoint how much better is 5 than 8. Don't forget that Hoag is at most 6 miles away from the farthest point in Newport Beach. In many cases someone already •on site" could transport and receive medical care before paramedics or first aid could respond. This proposal just does not •feet• rtght. Prom: Murphy, IC9vtn OD Wed. May I, 1996 5:04 PM Sub~RE:llae To: HedgM. Joim John did th.IS Issue come up over the months of dilaillion within the Public Safety Cammittee or wlth Tun. I know 11m and l baw bad that very convenation. It ii the futili'e diredion of the fire and 11m1 leMce. In tbe days Mfon puemMk:i (J)te·72-75jjh) fire departments proWSed ~ firit aid and transported (tome did 8Dd IOIDe did· o't). Wltb ~ obvioulty tbiefre an tbe lt'9M with --capabilitiel '° trMt ~ Wlllo Jaave ~ bhletbmg. bid tblilr bwt*P • edge from a variety of folks from physicians to medics. From: liedges, John on Thu, May 2, 1996 8:47 AM . Subject: RE: TI.me To: Murphy, Kevin I do not hear the publJc outcry for this "future direction" in fire services. Your staff is creating a need where there is none. While that may be appropriate for the pnvate sector by the use of advertising, it has no place under the command authority of the government. My posibon is that fire personnel are trying to justify their ever higher wages and benefits in the face of declining demand. It's too bad that p0li- cy makers succumb to what is union/fi.te manage- ment propaganda. This very issue is the subject of numerous "professional" fire management publica- tions. From: Murphy, Kevin on Thu, May 2,1996 2:13 PM Subject: RE: TI.me To: Hedges, John Ok: let's say for the sake of argument we forget the upgrade at Manners S\aUon: let'S-still do the deal, it gets us the ability to bill on current medic calls to MedicaJ and t<. tedicare pabents: MedJcaie alone is $217k a year John I know where the union is coming from I'm conung from the business deal standpomt. U you want EMS (including para- medics and first engine responders) to recover more of their costs (wtuch 50°10 is to outsiders), then we can by simply getting into a portion of the transportation busmess,just a portion. The Bl.S 15 left to contract with the lowest bidder, presumably MEd trans or another similar company. From: Hedges, John OD Thu, May 2,1996 5:29 .PM Subject: RE: TI.me To: Murphy, Kevin Are you presenting a different proposal, or just for the sake of argument? From: Murphy, Kevin OD Thu, May 2, 1996 6:23 PM Subject RE: Time To: Hedges, John As stated, just for the sake of argument. It would be two-faced for the st a.ff for months to go one direction only to go another at the 1 lth hour. U you want to propose something else to the Council that's fine . It would require that we go back at re- negotiate with oui employees since we'd be requir· mg them to transport, but without the bump up for one position to paramedic level per day. Prom: Hedges, John on Pr1, May 3,1991 1:31 PM Subject: RE: TI.ile To: Mllrpby, Kevtn I cannot believe that 1 am hearing you say thAt it would be •two-faced• or too much trbuble to retract a position which may be wrong or poorly· thought through . Th.is whole thing is beginning to smell .• Proa: Mmpby, IC vtD Date: Fri. May 3, l tM 2: l2 PM SubfK:'t: 1£: nm.. 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Losses EASTIUJFF TRAGEDY gains and losses that mueb bards to fathom. Wolon- lky wu tmed early Saturday while ~ aao. tbe Jamboree Road- BiloD Avenue bltenection -an intenectioll that abe and otheJ"J had long compl•tnect wu unsafe. Police SUIJ>8d that the motorist who struck WoJo~'• vehicle ran a red light. WATOtDOG Harty MerriJl. a onetime Newport Beach planning commissioner and an unrelenting budget hawk, died Monday evening at the age of 64. SAFETY NET GONE THVRSOAY, MAY 9, 1996 A?'I By all accounts, "Iracy Wolonsky was a wonderful person, a great mom and a tireless volunteer. And all that combined. to make the 35- year-old Eattbluff resident's death 1be highly respected California Mussel Watch program, which helped experts keep an eye on such environment.al prizes as the Upper Newport Bey, is on the government chopping block. Locals, though, are fighting b&ck by lobbying for legis- lation that would direct funds to the program. LEAH HOGSTEN I DAR..V PILOT 'n'acy Wolonsky was remembered with Bowers and other senttments near the site of her tragic acddent. • waro a ~· -The following is the unedited e-mail transcripts between City Manager Kevin Murphy and Mayor John Hedges discussing -the Fire Department's ambulance proposal. • • .. 1 . : ! Prom: John Hedges on Tue, Apr 30, 1996 8:23 AM : Subject: 'frlp r----------------------------------------------------------------------------------, • . To: Brockman, Marton; Forde, Kathy Cc: Burnham, Bob; Harkless, LaVonne; Murphy, Xevtn • · I'm in PHX today and will travel to DlW for Pat- ~m 630 for_!.Qmorrow. Wll! che9t e-mail as usual. ---...-.....,...~ • From: Murphy, Kevin on Tue. Apr 30, 1996 8:30 AM : Subject: llE: Trip • ; To: Hedges, John ~ ... THE b . · CY D~{ATE ....................... , .. _ .................. ._ .... ._ ........ . 111 NEWPORT BEACH OTY MANAGER KEVIN MURPHY: Everyone is geared up now and ready. I I · 10-4. John there is a rumor out there that a !•councilman" in NB is writing a piece for the Reg- ;ister that supports total privatization of the para- ·medics program. Any id@as on who supports this concept? Doesn't jive with conversations I've had ~th CC members? _.NEWPORT BEACH MAYOR JOHN HEDGES: • I I .. ; From: Hedges, John on Tue, Apr 30, 1996 6:16 :PM Subject: RE: lnp I'd like to have my shot at it. ' ' ' I I ' I ! To: Murphy, Kevin L----------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ : I support evalua~g the concept, but I'm not • •wnting a piece." I could fairly easily, though. • • From: Murphy, Kevin on Tue, Apr 30,1996 6:35 :PM : SUbject RE: Trip To: Hedges, John Subject: Time To: Murphy, Kevin . It's time for both of us to go to bed. I'll log on again tomorrow morning afte r my Tampa turn- around. Now gol From: Hedges, John Date: Tue, Apr 30, 1996 9:50 PM Subject llE: Trip To: Murphy, Kevin I understand that. There are also numerous cities which have totally private paramedic service. We have not looked at that angle, and if we are to .. consider it in a •cold business like way," that nec- : John I thought we were beyond 'that idea, if we ;set up.an enterprise fund, separate the costs and ·~ues, and give it the one year pilot program. If :we truly privatized we either eliminate the four :current freighter paramedic positions or downgrade •them in classification to firefighter after meeting ~and conferring. If we eliminate the four we hurt :response capabilities on each side of the bay as I 'Ulink we talked about in my office. If we down- :grade the positions to firefighters we keep the ;expense and lose all of the current paramedic rev- •enues. I still think our proposal has the most merit. :we can put it in place and transport ALS, contract !for BLS transport, work the collections and give it •the one year pilot. I'm confident it will work as !planned. Medtrans is going to come at us with jeverything they have and I'm afraid I play too nice Jfor the stuff they are going to bring. I have indicat- led to Medtrans that if they sweeten their altema- :tive to match our numbers. we can keep them in •place. So far they haven't responded and appear to :want the war. I'm going to try again before the :13th. • ? Prom: Hedges, John on 1\ae, Apr 30, 1996 6:« •RU : Subject: JU!: Trip ! To: Murpby, Kevin • It's incredible that after over a year of this dialog :that Riley's proposal is still unclear. As I stated in a :recent letter to Tom Hyans, I believe that his pro- tposal has 5 votes ju.st based on your and your staff's lrecommendation. These votes would be cast with-! out a close examination of the existing program •(including staffing of the fire department) and a :blind acceptance that expansion of government •involvement in health care ts warranted. : At the last public safety committee meeting we I uked some pointed questions which are heretofore unanswered. 1 don't think it's just Med.trans.which wants the "war.• I think that you should look in ~your own backyard. Remember that Riley's first •reaction wu to drag out the "dead baby" argu· :ment. • Proa: MUrpby, ICevla OD Tue, Apr 30,1996 6:50 PM Subject IU!: Trip Tht......,Joba John no deed babtet and I'm looking at it in a cold bulin1111-Uke way, wb1ch ii the way I normally f do. I think it'• a better bnsb>• dedlion today and ttnto the near tutu.re. If oond1tlonl change we need. t ~ adapt. Pot toda~ belt. There are numerous I cmiil att;uDit So, Cinda that h&ye transported ._ yean. Not just~ but BLS u well. • I """*H1 ..... JM1ioanr.,Apr3l,ttllt:U . ,.. " .. essarily must be part of it. From: Hedges, John on Wed. May 1, 199610:38 AM Subject: RE: Time To: Murphy, Kevin It appears at this point that it will be difficult for me to get off for the May 13 meeting. Frankly, I am not that motivated at this point. I know the EMS will be on the agenda. What else? From: Murphy, Kevin on Wed. May 1, 1996 10:42,AM Subject: RE: Time To: Hedges, John Probably the agreement with IRWD/OCWD, but by then I think you'll J>e looped into the issue. If you're not there, do you want me to continue the EMS? Everyone is geared up now and ready. From: Hedges, John on Wed. May 1, 199610:53 AM Subfed: RE: Time To: Murphy, Kevin I'd like to have my shot at it. Will it require 2 readings? Prom: Murphy, KeVln on Wed. May 1, 1996 3:37 PM Subject: RE: Time To: Hedges. John Yes, the recommendation that I just got in the draft sta.f1 report (that I haven't.read cover to cover yet) says: 1) notify Medtrans of 60 day notice1 2) authorize a request for proposal for bis transports 3)' obtain Orange County EMS approval for PAU unit at Mariners station 4) begin paramedic service at Mariners June 3rd 5) Revise the ordinance permit- ting transport on June 10th and 24th. 6) Adopt reso with fees on the 10th and 24th ?) Begin transport on July f3th with paramedics on AlS calls 8) May 1991 report back to council on service, revenues etc ... One thing I'll probably try to do Johll ll ..e U we can get a first reading of the ordln~ on tbe next meeting and then second at the second lileedDq in May so we don't drag this out too lc>Dg. 1bll would give you the shot on adoption if you DMd it. • t from: H .. .-, Jolla oa WM. MtiY 1, t• 4:.M PM : ~~-n.. To: Murphy, Kevin One of the things that I do not understand is the perceived necessity to expapd paramedic service in addition to the transport. Who has identified this "need• and how is it justified. The Mariner's station is on the fringe of Newport Beach, and it is ques- tionable how much more it would benefit NB over the existing service. Even if the service is self-sup· porting, which it should be, it seems that the whole proposal is designed to entrench further the FD in medical care and give firefighters a reason for exis- tence beyond fighting the occasional fire. I believe a "top to bottom" evaluation of the entire Depart- ment is warranted if we are to be smcere and hon· est about services, service levels, and the provision thereof. From: Murphy, Kevin on Wed, May 1, 1996 4:48 PM Subject: RE: Time To: Hedges, John John, the underpinning of the ·need · was in the original report, which when I received the first draft I asked the same question which resulted in the · studies cited on the need to have advanced life support services available within the first five min· utes in ALS responses to save lives. I'm not trying out dead babies, just the facts from studies. Obvi- ously, five minutes is better than eight, but one would be ideal, but not practical. The proposal isn't another paramedic •unit", but the upgrading on a firefighter to freighter paramedic, so that there are two paramedic level services available in the instances when one or both current paramedics is tied up simultaneously. nus gives us one para- medic unit on ellch side of the bay, and one para- medic assessment unit in the areas on both sides of the bay with the longest paramedic runs in time and distance. Prom: Hedgel, John on Wed. May t, 1996 4.:55 PM Sub)ec:t RE: Time " . . To: Murphy, Kevin I understand. But from both a policy and finan· cial standpoint how much better is 5 than 8. Don't forget that Hoag is at most 6 miles away from the farthest point in Newport Beach. In many cases someone already •on site• could transport and receive medical. care before paramedics or first aid could respond. This proposal just does not "f~i rlght. From: Murpby, Kevin on Wed. May 1, 1096 5:04 PM ' Subject: RE: llme To: Hedges, John • John did thiS ls$u come up over the months ot d1scull1on within the PUblic Safety Committff or with Tun. I know 1bn and l have had that very convenatloo. lt ti the futute direction of the fire and ems teiVice. In the days before puemedia (pre-72·?51ab) ftre departments proVided advanced ftrit ak1 and nmported (IOme did and some did- n't). Wltb paramedics obvioulty tbeyre on the acene wtlh men cepebWtiel to treet people Who .Mve ~ blwtbll:MJ, bed their hMit stop or need immediate medicines for various ailments . The future is getting §Orne "one· there initially with these skills. Perhaps when you're in town we can have the conversations that Tlill and I had over these issues. I also went through this m the early 80's when my former town upgraded from arnbu· e/..emt to paramedics arul.l.got a dose of kngwJ.- edge from a variety of folks from physicians to medics. From: Hedges, John on Thu, May 2, 1996 8:47 AM Subject RE: Time To: Murphy, Kevin " I do not be ar the pubbc outcry for this •tuture direction" in fire services. Your staff is creating a need where there is none. While that may be appropriate for the private sector by the use of advertising, it has no place under the command authority of the government. My position is that firee;rsonnel are trying to justify their ever-higher wa es d benefits in the f of declining demand. lt's too bad that poli- cy makers succumb to what is union/fire manage- ment propaganda. Th.is very issue is the subject of numerous "professional" fire management publica- tions. From: Murphy, Kevin on Thu. May 2,1996 2:13 PM Subject: llE: TI.me To: Hedges, John Ok; let's say for the sake of argument we forget the upgrade at Manners stabon; let's still do the deal, it gets us the ability to bill on current medic calls to Medical and ~ledlcare pabents; Medicare alone is $217k a year. John 1 know where the union is corrnng from· . l'm coming from the business deal standpoint. U you want EMS (including para- medics and first engine responders) to recover more of the11 costs (which 50°10 is to outsiders), then we can by sunply getting into a portion of the transportation busi.ness,1ust a portion. The BLS is left to contract Wlth the lowest bidder, presumably MEd trans or another s~ar company. From: Hedges, John on Thu, May 2,1996 5:29 PM Subject: RE: Time To: Murphy, Kevin Are you presenting a different proposal, or just for the sake of argument? From: Murphy, Kevin on Thu, May 2, 1996 6:23 PM Subject: RE: TI.me To: Hedges, John As stated, just for the sake of argument. It would be two-faced for the staff for months to go one direction only to go another at the 11th hour. If you want to propose something else to the Council that's tine. It would require that we go back at re- negotiate with our employees smce we'd be requir· ing them to transport, but without the bump up for one position to paramedic level per day. Pt-om: Hedges. John on Prt, May 3, t 9M l :38 PM Subject: RE: lbDe· To: Murphy, Kevin I cannot belic-ve that I am hearing you say that it. would be •two-faced" or too much trouble to retract a position which may be wrong or poorly- thought throµgh. This whol thing IS beginning to smell. Prom: Murpby, Xevtn Date: Prt. May 3, 1M 2:12 PM Subject: U: nae 'lb: Hedfel. Jolul John I'm sUriply Mying that we still .upport the recommendetion; 1f you'd like to propoee an alter- native that's fine; on another subject ... Ben Jacbola bu a letter to the Coundl that he'd lib on our CC • agienda on the 13th bulcelly saying tbet the Mariilerl Ubrary thing ii a rumor. Joan •can• lt on the .genda, wtth a letter to COunCil and a pn11 rel•'" to kill the rumor. Or tmt put lt on the agert· da aDd be dOtM With tt. Actually .... ~ good i.n.. atr-'9bl forw~ .. to the pOAnt. J ' AU THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1996 Newport Bach/COlta W... Dtaily Pi.loc ••• ,._,tA Auction fun$ another year of·activitieS for Boys and Cih-IS Clubs · ·· · ' W:tb US ladlltlel opera~ ' mg throughout Orange County, the Boys and Girla Clubs provide more than 25,000 school-age children in the community •supervised activity in a safe, positive environment that ls affordable to most 8,ll par- ents,• said Richard Powet, exec- utive director of The Harbor Area Boya and Gtrla Club in Costa Mesa, also known as the Lou Yantom Branch. More than 130 parents and mends of the club gathered this week to celebrate the values that are intrinsic to the organization and the opportunities for recre- ation as well as education and socialization offered to their chil- dren. The annual dinner dance and auction's Cinco de Mayo theme transformed the club gym into a fiesta Mexicana. "nie fabu- lous food of Taco Mesa and the pombastic beat of Amba.Pcldor Entertainment shook the rafters almost as much as the cheering parents, siblings and mends of on- court stars that recently filled the bleachers of the club gym for one of the basketball playoff games. ln addition to the dining and the dancing, there were plenty of bids on more than 200 donated items featured in a silent and live auctiontoraise fundsforanother year of club activities. Bart Wag- oner and Bob Dryer handled the auction, the main attraction of which was a 1996 Chicago 9ulls Basketball autographed by all of the players. The high bidder took the ball home for a super $2,000 donation. Harlan 'Andersen and a com- b.w. cook mittee including locals Shelly htber, }donlque Gregory, Lau- rie Vacker, Katherine Unk, llobtn Whttesldes, Joann Peart, Julie "Bas, Shella Ortwein. San-1 dra Murphy and Sherri Whit- field helped make the events a success. For all of the local fami- lies who partake in the Boys and Girls Club programs, the rewards to their children are evident. For the community at large, the Boys and Girls Clubs are helping to develop children with high self esteem, respect for others, healthy comp~titive spirit with a particular emphasis on spotts- manship and team value. They are a valuable adjunct to the public school system at a time when such programs are more important than ever. · 0 On the other side of Costa Mesa, in South Coast Plaza Vil- lage, eatery extraord.inaire THE.EARL'S BATH & KITCHEN REMODEL SPEC IALISTS Extensive Selection of Fixtures, Conan, Marble, Tile, plus ••• 642-1753 WARNINCi! ' t I j r\../J, I j I ~I f J I • I! 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Sipping fine chardonnay, sampling grav lax, specatular gounnet pizza and, of coune, the meatball to end all meatballs, the crowd of grand lux diners-in the very stark contem- porary bistro enjoyed the stan- dazd first-class faire of Bill Gustaf Magnuson. The Back Pocket will be a scaled down addition to his restaurant, serving the same high -quality food in a more casu~ settin~ with more ca.sual prices. NewpOrt's Barbara Roberti was ~me of the first in Magnuson's lbe Bade Pocket. Actor and bon vivant, George Hamilton, brought his black Bentley, nonstop sense of humor and legendary tan to Newport's. Balboa Bay Club tJiis week to introdu<:e his new line of dgars at Henry Scbeilein's California Wine and Food Festival '96. The three-day event that began with a Wine tasting and seafood buffet Friday eveninq, ended Sunday with •The Grand Tete de Cuvee Champagne Spectacle,• a sold .. out success benefiting the Assis- tance League ot Newport-Mesa. More than $8,000 was donated to the league by way of the Big Bot- tle Auction held Saturday evening in conjuction with the black tie dinner billed as •A Cel- if ornia Passion Celebrating Wme and Food.• . Mary Jean Slmpldm, Nina Poe and Marte France-Lefebvte, all of the Assistance League, were among the local crowd enjoying the bounty of the festi- val and the barbs of Hamilton. As pa.rt of the champagne cel- ebration Sunday; Hamilton was inducted, along with hotelier Schielein, into the 'Ultra-exclusive "Seber Sodety• of champagne affldonadot. Only some 20 or so people in the world are cwrent members of this group that includes European royalty to the reigning queen of the kitchen (and the glass of wine) Julia Child. Hamilton and Schielein used Napoleonic sabers to pop the tops of magnums of Moet Chan- don, pouring the bubbling con- tents into a precariously bal- anced, mUlti-tiered crystal Christmas tree of Baccarrat champagne glasses, creating a champagne waterfall to the delight and applause of the crowd. AB Hamilton was induct- ed into the society by the spirit- ed Frenchman Francois Ntvaud, he sat on a dining chair fronting the champagne display as the 3-foot-long silver and gold saber was tipped from his shoulder to his head to bis other shoulder as it he was being knighted in the days of old. Hb1l3 only comment, •Oh my gosh, l feel like I'm back with my ex- wile again.• In the cheering crowd, along with the Assistance League devotees, were wine experts Jlm. 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"'.~, , Newport Beach 1,: · since 1969. • • Drainage problems? We solve them. weekend ·ROCKER R·E·N·EWED f on11:er Stray Cat ~o perform post-rockabilly iflg y Todd Aaron Jensen, Daily Pilot In the first hours of the Reagan e$ •. who could predict that a ·o of post-punk teen-age rocka- illies with . Eiffel Tower pom- adours and jelly-belly-pink :>unge coats would nile the harts and pave the way for ture rockers on MTV? I The Stray Cats, that's whQ. l "I think we always knew we'a successful," boasted Lee Rock-' r, bass player for the now- efunct Cab, ·in a recent tele- hoi{e interview. Born in a garage, the band cily grew impatient with gig- at local dives in Long Island bOught four plane tickets to o)ldon -one for each band ~m'Der, and one for Rocker's e.flc Johnson-sized upright a2;s1 Despite having no contacts, o s£ows, and no money, the Cats ow:tJi themselves signed to a ajor record label just three onths after crossing the tiantic. •"In retrospect, it was brave," ocker said, •but it coultl've been eally stupid. Br 1984, the band, a unique y'bftd of rockabilly, blues, . and o<>tS music crossed with the raz- e-Aazzle of a Casino marquee, ad produced seven platinum bums, solidified the formula for usic videos and toured the or~d several times over. They were in their early 20s. · :There was a lot of pressure,· ~ocker confessed. "We went nonstop for four years." Rocker, the son of New York Philharmonic clarinetists, did the Stray Cat strut out the backdoor of the maelstrom and moved into r-----~------------------, F.Y.I. + WHAT: Lee Rocker + WHERE: The Galaxy The- atre. +WHEN: Tonight at 8. I •I I I I I I I I I I I I L-------------------------~ a more stable solo career. "I did- ·, n't want to spend the rest of my life finishing a night playing (Cats staple) 'Rock This Town,'" Rocker said.• r just needed to grow up and move on.• · The liberated Rocker had post- Cats success with two more blues-oriented bands before assembling bis current lineup. coming to the Galaxy Theatre tonight at 8. Collaborating with Aero- smith/Ozzy Osbourne songwriter Mark Hudson, as well as Bay . Area players Devin Powers and Jimmy Sage, Rocker feels he has found his niche. "My goal has always been to take roots-forms of American music -rockabilly and blues, and all that -and do something different with it," he said. "You know, stay true to the elements, but to take it somewhere else." The results, as sampled from a three-song tape of recent studio sessions, are dynamic, th~ping, impassioned, and a helluva lot of fun, Rocker, now living in Lagu- na Beach, plans on recording a full-length album in the fall. fol- lowing a European tour this sum- mer. "I love being on stage," Rock- er said, noticeably excited. "It's an hour and a half when no one can bug you. It's definitely mag- ic." . Rocker promises a high-ener- gy, eclectic performance at The Galaxy. . ·Now it's not so much blues, not so much rockabilly, not so much punk. It's got a lot of differ- ent elements." · Rocker said the new band is drawing him ever closer to his musical aspirations, and that suc- cess is •about following your own thing. As an artist, you're lost if you watch what other people are doing too much. You've got to stay true to what ypu're about. I've kind of inade a career of going against the grain." -. • TOOO JENSEN is always on the look· out for great local bands. Send tapes or CDs to his attention: PO Box 5606, Bal- boa Island, CA 92662. off the clock ~ I South Coast Repertory o feature reading "Big Hunk O' Bumin' Love" by Prince Gomolvilas, a screwball comedy about a man who must '1Trll'mrtn-,.voidcurexplostve · ly' curse, will be read at South C~ Repertory on Monday, May q at 7:30 p .m. on SCR's Main- stage. Tickets are $7. • A California resident, Gomolvi- las reveals a deft sense of humor, while managing to explore issues ot race, gender, love, death, ...the. g~neration gap and the typical oh-so;male fear of corrunitment. • "Big HWik O' Bumin' Love" wbn the , $2,000 second prize U;i SOuth Coast Repertory'~ Seventh MEXICAN iUSTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A . TRIP TO MEXICO . The 'PMltiOn C•nues Sine. f97Z California Playwrights Competi- tion. First prize went to Jennifer Maisel's "Eden," which received an April reading. For more information or tickets, call 957 -4033. Vietnamese-American · Troupe to perform •Laughter from the Children of War,• a unique tbeatrlcal event weaving tht1 personal experi- ences of a dozen young Viet- namese-Americans, will ~ pre- sented on South Coast Reperto- ry's Second Stage on June 21, 22 and 23. Created and performed by the Vietnamese-American troupe Club O' Noodles, "Laughter" takes the audience on an imagi- nation-defying journey from Viet- nam to America, from innocence p.m. and Sunday, Jupe 23 at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $10 to· $15. For more information, call 957-4033. to harsh reality, and pain to Make this 'Discovery' laughter. It blends Vietnamese • • • sattnr,ltadlfioniil lUllabies an . -for smmner activtties folkdance with American humor, jazz and modem dance. The first Vietnamese-American theater ensemble in the United States, Club O' Noodles formed in 1993 around artistic director Hung Nguyen. •Laughter from the Children of War" began-when Nguyen sat down to write a fairy- tale about the origins of the Viet- namese ·people . Performances are Friday and Saturday, June 21 and 22, at 8 Orange Coast College's Com- munity. Education Office is offer- ing a 44-page book.let "Discov- ery" that lists all workshops, per- formances, tours and non-credit classes C)Vailable Uus summer. The • Discotrery " booklet is free and -ccm be -picked op;n ·the Community Education Office next to the library at the college, 2701 Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa. Book.lets will be mailed upon request by calling 432-5880. Put the SpR1NG Back · in Your steP .~ •• ,~11joy Life to the Fullest With Great Healthl From: Gooing Chiropractic Clinic For Only $59.95 Entitles b~arer to Complete Physical Exami~t1on and Consultation (includes X-Rays if Needed) PraclK1f19 klCally sine~ 1983 ~ ~ of !tit' TOP 17 CHlROPAACTORS in mt U S by Stlf ~11ne 125 E. Baker. Suite 100-W. Costa Mesa . ' Establishe.4 '" 1962 Steaks • Seafood • Cocktails Dine 1(1 ONr 11i1J11UU1tic Cellar ne sta Mesa 646-7944 Lunch Semel Mon. thtu Fri. 11 :30 -2:30 Dinner Smied Mon. thiu Sat. from 5:30 p.m. ~ !Iii -lj I I ,.. ~,.. --'"'" ,-" I h I ~ ~' , ~ .. ~~ r'I .. 't .. ' \ ~ I ' \ THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1996 A 1J i'fi 7 __,.,,,~ ._...,, . -. -'"1 ..=~-.-.~...____..., .. --~ --• Lee Rocker, former Stray Cat gone solo, wW J>elf orm lonlaht at 8 at Tfie Galuy'lbe-atre. 5~,~ GILDID CMM LtfW! ~ea~~~ Ao-~;;,~U? SUNDAY NITE SPECIAL $ 7 9 5 * Chicken, Ribs & Brisket Dinner* 1/2 BBQ Chicken, BBQ Spare Ribs and Brisket of Beef. Served From 5pm Includes: Baked Potato, Beans, Com On The Cob & Salad Bar . 1714 PIMe11tla flit t.,. • ........ 848 8091 .------Celebrate------- Entertainment to Include Classical String Ensemble Free Flowing Champagne Movies & Popcorn for the Kids Com plimentary Self-P~rking Adults -$28 .00 ·Children under 12-$14.00 -----Children under 5-FREE scol09 . ov"94'. ~ed . -f~~~~ ~-ed "n ~~ f'C~\ed ~~·-~~en. ros'O • cev-~•D011;;t~o1 .. c.-. so'"'°"· .~GO'I~~ --.f-~:.~~· ~~°', ...... sun·~ c~· yOfJf. O'ff" ~ SdOd·~·~-ed~~· ~~~~=;-'~ ~fl"I· ~ ~ " ,_..-• ~~~~ ~· • "' -A,. . THURSDAY. MAY 9, 1996 · I DIG re Students 1 to 12 years old will have the ' . ,-,. lidu&ll, S2 f« chUdsea Uld dlll-dlm UDdli' 5 .. h& .. _ lab ........ clll ('107) 571-31'11. ~~ a.a.w11~ Qfilwn~~ ....... !E .. ~ No. 3at'I .... ,._ ~ 1k:bb. ...nge'hai 115to1'3 eiad mn be~ at 'lbeC..-baa cdK'e or tbrouP. ~ 1.40-2000. . " . .2 . Young Shakespeare 1he s\friEject .Orange Co.asfCollege's 'A €ry of RlayeriP By Tom Titus, Daily Pilot . . which path he r·-·---.. ----.. ·-----·------., young WW chose, but the • l Y.I. out of the factors that led I , .. ,._,,of.__. ordinary life to his decision ' "'-7 .. _, ... ~. and into histo- are the lngredi-C'.ollt Col-ry. Petro ts ents or •A ·cry pa.rticula.rly of Player,." strong, Director Alex though she (who alterna tes with Kim~fB. Plsber in the role) gives cud.Ji· earth y, sedu~tive q uality t~ .. the part of Will's tree-spirite'd seductr~ss. Peter: Kred~r _ seethes with une~lained T~ as Anne's hotheaded brotheP-opportuni~to excavate and prepare fossil Spedmem at Pot· ail Day USA from .1 to 4 p.m. Monday at the E.nvironmenta1 Nature Center. Participents will 1ARMCHAlll TIAVEI.: •Great Cities OI Europe• ii . the final preseotatk>n tn Orange Coast College's travel- ogue fUm aeries, Armchair Adventures. 'D'avel joumallst Doug Joaes wW be on band to narrate the feature-length travel film at 7 p.m. Friday in tbe col- lege's Robert B. Moore Theatre. Infonnation: 432-5880. F or the past several sea- sons, Orange Coast Col- lege has designated one month each year as "Shake- speare Month," giving audi· ences a chance to appreciate this most prolific of Eliza- bethan p laywrights. This year, the subject is not "Hamlet" or "Macb eth ," but William Shakespeare himself, ex.am.ined bS' William Gibson, Colson has tends to play mounted an her character ambitious, on one, stri- while little Birgitta Ragn! dottir (alternating with Farr Anna Roth) is a uite acco plished prescho~ scene st er as Will's tiny daugbtet, > ... 1 •· take home their own prepared spe<imens. the COit is S20 plus an S8 Dl4terial fee. Por more infonD.$tion, call 645-8489. 2WILL: 1llE EAJlLY YEARS: Orange Coast College's 11th annual Shakespeere Month productiQn presents "A Cry of Players," a fictional account of Shakespeare's early lite, tonight through May 12. Tickets: $6 and $1 in advance, $8 and $9 at the door. Show times: Thursday through Satur- day at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Information; 432-5880. ... _ f 3 ART .EXHIBITS: "There : and Then" by Christel Dill.· ' bohner is the solo art exhi-~ bition featured in the Main • Gallery ol Griffin Llnton Con- : temporary Exhibitions. Haddad and Mosher are in the Projecf : Room through June 9. Opening ~ reception is 6 p.m. to midnight • Saturday. Hours: noon to 5 p.m. ; . Saturday and Sunday a.nd by " appointment. Inform4tion: 646-~, 5665. 1640 Pomona Ave., Costa ' Mesa. !. • 8CIASSICAL CONCERT D: Ora.nge Coast College's Pbilharmonic Orchestra Will close its 1995-96 season with a concert at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the Robert B. Moore Theatre. The concert will feature Schu- bert's Symphony No. &, Schu- mann's Piano Concerto in A Minor and Shostakovich's Syin- ph.Qny No. 1. Tickets are $6 in advance ana $8 at the door. Information: 432-5880. 9 A WELCOME Sn.ENCE: The Philharmonic Society will present a Mother's Day performance of two Charlie Chaplin silent films, •The Kid• and •nie ldl~ Class," at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Performing Arts Center. Uve accompaniment will be provided by the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra. 4TIPPING nm SCALES: Ticlcets range from $10 to $31 •. Cedar Hill Reptile Enter-and are availaole at The Center prises presents a Reptile · box office, open ·10 a.m. to 6 and Fish Expo' from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., or through TicketMaster, p.m. Satw"day and S~y in 740-2000. Information: 553-2422. BUilding 14 of the Orange County Fairgrounds. Admissk>n · 1 OCHII.DREN'S CON· is $6 for adults, $2 for children CERT: Children's rock- .. and free for children under 5. 'n' roll performers Greg ,' Pormore infonnation, call 707-and Steve will bring their 518-3976. educative form of musical enter- tainment to Orange Coast Col-• • OPINE PEATHEllED lege's Robert B. Moore 'Ibeatre ~~ byA BirdCedar~HillrNt---+-et-~~Best for ages 4 'l!C\.l 3 to 9. Advance-DurchAse tickets Enterprl.ses will be from 10 a.m. are $8 for adults and SS for dill· % to 4 p.m. Sunday in Building 16 dren. Prices at the door are $10 .. d. the OraJme County Fair-for adults and S7 for childlen. Fer ; gtuullds. Admission ii $6 for more information, call 432-5880. ' I • · author of "The Miro.de Work- er." Gibson1s "A Cry of Play- ers" focuses on the Bard's youth which, if the play is his- torically accurate, was no bed of roses and Shakespeare np pampered nobleman. . When first encountered, Will and his friends are poaching dee'?' and will face harsh punishment for their deeds. Will is already married to Anne Hathaway and th~ . father of three children (only one represented here), and he's at a career crossroads - should he stay home and 1. become a teacher or head for London and pursue a career in the theater? · Of c:ourse, we aU know Stomp comes to Segerstro~ H~ The eight-member interna- tional percussion troupe Stomp comes to Segerstrom Hall at the Orange County Performing Arts ,. Center for eight performances July 16 to 21. The. winner of an Oliver Award for best choreograpqy, an Obie Award and a Drama Desk Award for #Unique Theatre Experience," Stomp uses everything but con· ventional percussion instruments -ga,bage cans, tea chests, plas- tic bags, boots, hubcaps -to fill the stage with a unique combina- tion of perCl.lSSion, movement and visual comedy. --Stomp-was-aeated in Brigtrttnr; England in 1991. It began it's run at the Orpbeum Theatre in New York in 1994, after sold-out per- fon:nances in London. Most recently the group could be seen on the •Academy Awards," "The impressive, but 1 dent note, often uneven , howevet justi- product1on ele-l fiably. • David :~:o~Ji:~ L--------,~---------------~ Scaglione Performllnce from Steve Howb shakes the foundations of ~ " OCC's Drama Lab with his in the central role. Howe's powerful portrayal of Sir young Shakespeare is no liter-Thomas, the village lord and ate, poetic dreamer, but a Will's constant antagonist. bra~h; headstrong and willful Michael Rinke is particularly youth with a seemingly insa-adept a~ Kemp, leader of the tiable lust that makes his · traveling theatrical troupe. home life somewhat less than Alex La Verde as Will's idyllic. This is an unformed, cohort in crime and Florentino untutored Sh~kespeare com-Vincent Tovar as the overseer municating through his glands striving to capture the poach- rath~r than his cerebral gifts, ers both deliver intensely and Howe delivers a rich, strong performances. Howev- robust performance. er, they, like many in the cast, The primary conflict, are deficient in the art of despite his hell-raising antics, enunciation, which plagues is with Anne, depicted by the show with an absence of Melissa Petro as a shrewish clarity. scold who probably drove Denise Carolyn Moharsky briefly in entertainment . Tonight Show, H HDateline NBCH and others. Performances will be Tuesday through Friday at 8 p.m., Satur- day at 2 and ap.m. and Sunday at 2 and 7:30 p.m. For more informa- tion, call 556-ARTS. 97 season. While the foundation's trustees feel the protection of the Upper Newport Bay and ecological reserve still demand attention, the Susanna. itJ~ Much of the show crackft# with a continuous sense oftni1 conflict, accelerated for maxi- mum natural impact, and 'u.v. much of its meaning is los~ a result. The production a•'•i stands tallest in its scenes ~·"· involving Will and Anne aiwr. they sort out their rocky I11A"J' riage. -,.i• • Just as Gibson brought 9~ the mean streak in Helen ~· '!° Keller in •Tue Miracle Wor~L er" and its sequel, •MondV.,i. After the Miracle," so has ,r;_t.' painted the young Shake-' , speare, warts and all, in aar~ intriguing and involving pi\\'t:!e of theater. ;j'f ••· OCC's drama department'1• may rate a "C • for clarity, <but the company clearly eamsratt "A" for energy. J • ., basic mission has been fulflll~ and they're in the process of liqui- dating assets. v ~·. • Sunday's season-ending concert will be at 7:30 p'.m. in the R~ B. Moore Theatre. For more OQtl- cert information, call 432-588Q~ .. ,~. --<:ompUM by Valerie Pu~t OCC Philharmonic receives $5,000 grant SIR RQGER~ LTD, . Sali.iJwich 'ilou..1e Orange Coast College's Phil- harmonic Orchestra, scheduled to conclude its 35th season. with a concert Sunday, has been award- ed a $5,000 grant from the Orange-eowtty Pounttanon -.=or,,..._-1i.;. ... i Preservation of Publ1c Property. The grant is the largest gift the 60-piece orchestra has received in ils histo~ The grant will be used to fund one of the orchestra's four public. concerts during the 1996- § Q 1:( TRY OUR NEW HOT SANDWICHES i:f ti.New ~rk SUalc SaNJwiJ, $95· 'tl &Nut.ed Eggplant SaniJwU:b $95 'tt Grilk3 Reu'1en on R:ye J.P5 ~~~~ M • F1 7am-8pm • Sata 8am-6pm • Swu 9,._.6pm 270 E. 17TH ST. #17 • CoSTA MEsA (71 5-2 2 !~===:!!!!!5===========s=============================:5~=====:!!====5!~!5!5:=:::=!!!5!55::5!5!5!!!!1E5!E5============= :r--------------------------------------------------------------------~ Mother's Day ~ Dinner and Har~or Cruise Com~inations · . • . . .. • . ti ~ .. • • -• . • • • .. • • .. 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Rodgers is effective, but somewhat artificial at times in his nec- essarily stereotypical inter- pretation. Renee Oran plays the weary mother skillfully, shouldering the weight of th'e family's tribulations and scor- ing splendidly in her tel~ phone monologue seque ce. Cassendre de le Fortrie evels in her sexy airhead character -~In the quarter-century since, Simon has churned out popular -and profitable - stage sagas at the rate of about one per year, with many of them (•The Odd Geuple, • •chapter Two,· the ~Brighton Beach• trilogy) ai«Wing from the playwright's r----------------------:--1 nle.experi-: F.Y.I. : as one of Meese's con- quests, charming Smith, whom she believes to be a young Holly- wood pro- ducer. ettCeS. •write l I w~at you : + WHAT: •come Blow knpw• was a ' YburHom• ,,bj.t,of sound ! + WH-: Cost• Mesa advice taken to , CIVlc Pl•yhouse, 661 heart. l H•mllton St., Cost. Mesa. . , .: When Simon l + WHIM: 8 p.m. Thursday &tjirted it all : through Saturd•y; 2 p.m. with •c;ome ~ Sund~ "-Y 19. Blow Your : +HOW MUCH: S10; $7:50 ~Hom,• a light l for seniors and students. David Hudnall's upscale bachelor ..cpmedy about : + PHOIH: 650-5269. two bachelor 1 : apartment ~~~~~h~~-rk a~:~:~~:-----------------.J ~~~ril~!1y •M ad the younger· one, Bud-accomplished, contributing dy, earning to leave the an aura of authenticity. The family's wax fruit business lighting, by Michelle Evans, "W.d •write plays for the the-is equally impressive, as are ~r. • Well, Buddy certainly Denise Crofoot's costumes. ieved his ambition, Twenty-five years may _, Every now and again, have passed since ·Come I aaotber local theater group Blow Your Horn. introduced : revives ·co'°e Blow Your Neil Simon to Broadway, but f1jorn, • and currently the Cos-the Costa Mesa production ~Mesa Civic Playhouse has makes it seem like only yes- a-,'Sprightly, quite enjoyable terday. rendition on stage. Director Darlene Hunter Chaffee has GRIFFIN UNTON CON'TEMPOAARY EXHIBmONS •There and Then,• a study room by Christe\ DUlbohner iS the solo art exhibition featured in the Maln Gallery. Haddad & Mosher are in the Project Room through June 9. Opening reception is from 6 p.m. to midnight Saturday. Houn;: Saturday and Sunday from noon-5 p.m. and by appointment. Information: 646-5665. 1640 Pomona Avenue, Costa Mesa. • THE GREGORY GAWRY The gallery celebrates its 10th anniversary with an exhibition of 35 new works by watercolorist Diane Moon, May 18 through June 8. Opening reception is from 6 to 10 p.m. on May 1a. 3406 Via Lido, Newport Beach. Informa- tion: 723-0887. LAGUNA ART MUSEUM STORE "Turning the Tables,• a display of table installations . by local artists will be "featured at the museum store in South • Coast Plaza from May 18 through June 16. All artwork is available for purchase. For more information, call 662-3366. NEWPORT HARBOR ART MUSEUM "Who's Afraid of Freedom: Korean Artists in California" will · run through May 26. The exhibit includes works by artists trained in Korea as well as the United States and reveals the quality and diversity of Korean-California art being created today. Major ArVMinor Artists will be on dis- play through May 26 and features works created by elementary stu- dents participating in •Special Studio" and •Partners." 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach; 759-1122. Hours: 10 a.m.-5p.m. Tuesday-Thursday; 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday; noon-5 p.m. Sunday. Admission: $2-$4. Children under 12 free. NEWPORT .BEACH CENTRAL osen an-ideat-cast,-whtdr ----------~•ts the most out 'ot this dat-'S'"r.:ii;;;o:~;:;-;:;;;-;:;:;;;;;-;::;--;:;:;""~;:::;-;=-==-==-=:-=""=-=--=-~=--=-=~~ id but still perky script. ;_ 1,Richard Meese smoothly acts the role of the older, p ayboybrofher aeftly bal- ancing ha heart and his libido. Meese goes beyond surf ace aspects of the patJ, turning in a fine, well- rounded performance. The younger brother, just 21 and declaring his indepen- d8J)Ce , is ptayed at an excitable high pitch by Mike Smltb. He bas some of the plq's funniest moments and t~s full advantage of them. tathie Kennedy adds a su1'1Y and very genuine Btitish accent to the part of Maese's girllriend.. Connie. rt•s:a nice, class-endowing touJ:h that amplifies her char- actFr, and Kennedy plays it f OfOOSEYOUBDOCTOR ,jo# Hulth INurance -(Any) Doctor You Choose t" , Rated A+ By Best ··~ hwurance Sttvklee Inc. _, 714 7221078 ~ • Elegant Dining Room • Lunch Buffet The .bsty PaUcan Sushi To Go 645-5518 645-5519 Nu.. Z ~ 0 a. J .. Join us for Motlier's 'lJay on tfie 'Waterfront ... "'~, j/ =::,/, ~ /(.;. Cliampag:ne 'lJroncli · Servetf from 8:30 am Motlier' s rJJaq fJJinne-r StJ'lJe({ from 4:Q? pm ., 'J{pw ;tccepti.ng !I{e.servations 0 what's going on ( UBAARY "The Art of Surfing,• featuring gliclee prints by Laguna Beech artist Ken Auster will be on di.s- p)ay"in the foyer of the library through May 31 during normal library hours. For more informa- tion, calJJ711-3801. NAUTICAL MUSEUM The new area features the Grand Salon for special exhibi- tions, the Model Gallery, featur- ing a world-class assembly of ship models and a rotating display of the Musewn's permanent collec- tion in the Corridor Gallery. The first exhibit in the Grand Salon Gallery is a selection of paintings and sketches and memorabilia from the We of maritime artist William Ale~der Coulter, which runs through July 15. CLUBS ATLANTIS Disc jockey Steve Beltran spins retro, funk and rare grooves at 9 p.m. Thursdays .. DJs Steve Bel- tran 9 p.m. Fridays and Maxwell House 9 p.m. Saturdays spin KROQ flashbacks, house, old school and '70s. No cover charge 9 to 10 all three nights. 21 and older; tastefully casual attire. 3388 Via Lido, third floor, Newport Beach, 675-8008. ALTA COFFEE Open mike every Tuesday from 8 to 10:30 p.m. 506 31st St., Newport Beach, 675-0233. ATRlJM MARQUIS HOTEL In the Airporter Club: Derek Bordeaux & Friends, pop, B:30 p .m . Thursdays. Greg Topper Band, pop, 8:30 p.m. Fridays, Sat- urdays and Wednesdays. Fabu- lous Fairlanes, pop, 8 p.m. Mon- day. Bobby & the Cruzers, pop, 8 p.m. Tuesdays. Admission: $5 per person; $8 per couple. 18700 MacArthur Blvd., 833-2770. DANCE BIG BAND SW1NG Dance to the sounds of the big band swing era with the Balboa THURSPAY, MAY 9, 1~·· A t5 Beach Big Band May 17 and every third Friday of the m<mtll from 1 to 11 p.m. at 1be Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th Street. nckets al'e SS and S4 tor SAGE members. Call 645-2356 for more infonnation. DANSE ORIENTAL£ Angelika Nemeth and her dancers present a "Magical Evening of Danse Orientale" at Orange Coast College at 8 p.m. Saturday, May 25 and at 4 p.m. Sunday, May 26 in the Robert B. Moore Theatre. Both belly danc- ing and folkloric styles such as Flamenco, Middle Eastern and Indian will be performed. 'Ilckets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door. For more information, call 432-5880. CHOREOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS New York Choreographer Donna Uchizono will teach a pair of choreography work.shops at Orange Coast College fiom 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.. on May 31and.hme1 • SEE WHArs GOING ON A16 Newport Pier Seafood & Bar " MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL Monc;tay-SUnday 10:00 am-11:00 pm I· WEEKEND LIVE MUSIC I " ., • f ! ' . .. , i ... . . • • . .. ... what's going on . · .. CONTINUED FROM A 15 · and agaitl on June 7 and 8 in OCC's Dance Studio B. Workshop fee is $45 for students ot OCC and $55 for non-students. For more infonnation, ca.ll 432-5506. ' . • • -~ ·~ ___.!_ ••••• ;I"· .•. CMtLOREN'S CONtERT Children's rock-n-roll perform- ers Greg & Steve will bring their educative form of musical enter- tainment to Orange Coast Col- lege's Robert B. Moore Theatre at 2 p.m. Saturday. Best for ages 3 to 9, children and parents are encouraged to sing an clap along. Tickets are $8 for adult and $5 tor children in lldvance or $10 for adult and $1 for children at tbe door. For more information, call 432-5880. STORY AND CRAFT HOUR From 2 to 3 p.m. every Sunday, Barnes & Noble bolds a tun-filled craft and story hour for children of all ages. Refreshments will be served. Barnes & Noble is located at 1870 Harbor Blvd, 'Ihangle Square in Costa Mesa. For more information, call 631-0614. FOSSIL DAY USA Students, 7 to 12 years of age, will use a non-traditional approach to study fossils and have the opportunity to excavate and prepare fossil specimens at the Environmental Nature Center from 1 to 4 p.m. Monday. Partici- pants will take home their own prepared specimens .. The cost is $20 plus an $8 material fee. For more information, call 645-8489. 'TREASURE ISLAND' Orange Coast College's Chil- dren's Theatre Company presents an adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's "'Jreasure Island" at 2 p.m. on May 18 and 19 in OCC's Drama Lab Theatre. The 35- minute production is an audience participation event designed to get children interested in the the- ater. Tickets are $5. For more information, call 432-5932. WRrrtRS WORKSHOP A six-week writing workshop for advanced Writers will begin at 10 a.m. May 16 at Local Grounds Coffee House, 3007 E. Coast Highway in Corona del Mar. The cost is $125 and preregistration is essential. For more information, call 760-8086. • DRAMATIC READING The public is invited to a dra- matic reading of Ray Bradbury's "Dandelion Wme" at 7 p.m. May 16, in the Friends Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information, call 117-3801. ~- ROUND TABLE WEST Authors Ricba.rd Paul Evans, •nmepiece, • Judith Orloff, M.D., •Second Sight,• Frank Dux. •Tbe Secret Man," and Sue Cameron, •The BibleCoo.kbook, • will be at the May 23 meeting of the Round Table West at noon at the B4lboa Bay Cub, 1221 W. Coast High .. way, Newport Beach. Tickets are $35 and advan~ reservations are required. For more informa- tion, call (213) 256-7977. POETRY READING Hear an exciting, eclectic evening of literature and meet the finest writers of tomorrow today at a live poetry reading at 8 p .m . May 31. Bring a chair, a jug of wine, a loaf of bread and an open mind to Griffin Llnton Contempo- rary Exhibitions, 1640 Pomona Avenue, Costa Mesa. 646-5665. M OCC PHILHARMONIC Orange Coast College's Phil- harmonic Orchestra closes out its 1995-96 season with a co&ert at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the J,tobert B. Moore Theatre. The concert will feature Schubert's Symphony No. 8, Scbwnann's Piano Concerto in A Minor and Shostakovich's Sym- phony No. 1. Tickets are $6 in advance and $8 at the door. For more information, call 432-5880. TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERTS Free live classic rock perfor- mances will be held front noon to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, from 7 to 10 p .m. on Friday and Saturday, and from 1 to 3 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday afternoons on the Town Square at niangle Square in Costa Mesa. KJNGSTON TRIO The Kingston Tho will perform at 8 p.m. May 18 in Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore The- atre. The trio's trademark three- part harmony and clean crisp sound is known to generations of music fans. Tickets are 24 in advance arur'S2a at the door. For more information, call 432-5880. LES BROWN & BAND OF RENOWN Les Brown and his Band of Renown ·oring the classic sounds. of the 17-piece big band to Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theatre at 4 p.m. May 19. Brown's hits include "Sentimental Journey" and "I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm." He and his band have performed at inaugur- al balls for Nixon and Reagan as well as pedorming with Frank Sinatr~ and Bing Crosby. Advanced tickets are $18 and $21 at the door. For more information, call 432-5880 .. MANDARIN HOUSE Seafood Chinese Restaurant Szechuan, Mandarln Cuisine $095 Per Person lildudes 17 · -(m1nfmum of two pcopf~ or more) Wonton Soup Pu -Pu Platter (A Seven Course Combination Feast of Appetizers) Plus One Entree Per Person with Pony Choices . . of Chicken, Pork & Beef Dishes D~livery Available . Qihe In • Food To Go 675-7687 810 E. Balboa Blvd. Newport Beach SYNAGOGUE VISrTS presents a Reptile & Pi.sh Expo from 10 a .IJl. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday in building 14 of the .Orange County Fairgrounds. Admission is $6 for adults, $2 for children and free for children under 5. For more information, call 707-578-3976. Meet young Jewish singles and couples for Friday services in area synagogues. Visits take place the third Friday of every month. For more information, call 155-5555 ext. 551. BIRO SHOW REPTILE & FISH EXPO A Bird Show spon5ored by Cedar Hill Entetprises will be from 10 a.m . to 4 p.ip. Sunday in Building 16 of the Orange County Fairgrounds. Admission is $6 for adlllts, $2 for children and cbil-Cedar Hill Reptile Enterprises . ... 641 =~5654 _. sre Brt.Aol • oona .... c ....... Jled,,.n a: CJampu) .TALEc/1kWllALB· CELEBRATE MOTHER'S DAY BYTIIESEA· Motliws D41 Clta"'/>Q/rM B..tfet Brt11'di i11 "'" BalUlut Ji()OM ~1"6 NtttJPl>rl Harl><w &, • er.at Sflectitna of SMlfood.1 i-.dtuli"I Sll,,·,,,p, Crab, 5a1,,,,,,, aJUI "'°"'· Ahia $21.95 Cltilllrn $10.95 Slati"IJ: 10:30 a.,,,, &: I:()() p.m. Brwlldt """"' ;,. Ot,, m,.;,,, R()()#f off tJu "'"'" /rr>#f 7:()() a. m. -3:()() p. "'· DittHf UfHll from 3:90 '·"'· -10:90 '·"'· °"'"'J>allru s,,,,,a c"'"' aboard tlt1 Pawknt Qwm1 ;,. NlflJ/><>rl Harllor u,,, ,,.,.,.,,.,..,. ""'.., ,,,_, Adlllb#B C"'iJ' RtunJOHina (114.J 613-6245 400 MlllD St., .... .., Bn._P.llola 1'73 4883 dren under 5 are tree. Por more ID.formation. i:all 101-57&-.3976 . 'WILD ISIE MA'TY Newport Dunes Relort's &ck Bay Cafe will hold a fundr~r tropical party to benefit PrtendSIJn Service -to Humanity at 6 p.m. May 16 at the Baclt Bay Cafe, 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Enjoy Uve mu.sic, limbo, and tropical cuisine as well as a tackiest Hawaiian shirt contest. nckets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door. Por more informa- tion or reservations1 call 729-3863. ART OF DINING IX Newport Harbor Art Museum presents the black tie event, •Art of Dining," a celebration of food, wine and art, beginning at 6 p.m. May 19 at the Four Season's Hotel N~wport Beach. The event fea- tures artist Edward Ruscha and muter chef Joachim Splichal and $1X ol the hottest culinary stars from around the country will pre- pare a six-course menu. The event benefits exhibition and education_programs at the muse- um. Por more information or reservations, call 759-1122. FARMERS MARKET , Every Thursday there is a farmers market from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Orange County Market Place is every Saturday and Sun- day from 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the main parking lot of the Orange County Fairgrounds. For more information, call 723-6616. . owu.am'S WEI AUDIT10NS Orang• Cout College wm ...- SeJlt JOMph Robinett.e's adaption of B.B. White's •Cbarlottel Web• from July 31 through August 3. Audition& will be held on May Monday at 3:30 p.m. in OCC's Drama Lab Theatre. The play contains 20 to 30 rolet for cb11dren and adults ot all ages. For more information. call .C32-56-CO. 'A CJtY OF PlAvatS' Orange Coast College's 11~ .annual Shakespeare Month Jto- duction presents •A Cry of Play- ers,• a fictional account of~ speare's early life, tonight thr®gb May 12. Tickets: $6 and s1J n advance, $8 and S9 at the door. Show times: Th~day through Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Information: 432-5880. ONE-ACT Pl.AV FESTIVAL Orange Coast College's annual Spring One-Act Play Festival will ·open May 15 in the Dram.a Lab Studio. A dozen one-act plays will be staged by 0€C's Repertory Theatre Company. Show times: Wednesday th.rough Sunday at• 8 p.m. nckets: $5. Information: 432- 5640. 'COME BLOW YOUR HORW The Neil Simon comedy, ·come Blow Your Hom: rups through May 19 at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, 661 Hamilton Street. Tickets: $10 Show times: Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Information: 650-5269. ~i COSTA MESA CMC PLAYHOUSE w · PRESENTS Come Blow Your l}om ._ DllECTl!D IY Nl!IL SIMON ,.. . l April 15 -May 19 . . ~ Than, Prf. Sat -t:OOpm Sadly madntt -l:OOpll J\lln us this Mother's Day. M1-1y 12th .1t Th~· W;ucrfront Hlhon ec.,ch ·. Rc~nr. ~ .. Oct.m ,·1cw$, strollmg v1ol1n1its, h111"r1sr. mal(i· ·: c nln 111'11.I \l tu!OC for Mom • , cnh.mcc '' fo;1st rh.11 Include~ Frc~ Fruit f'lnucr~. lmrorccJ And Oumc tic Chec-c,, 11 wide vMitty o( Frc~h Su!hi rrcr.1rcd wlrh 1111 the 11n t1lll.I fl,m o( the Oncm, Cn~ $,11.Kl St11ttdn. Po;1dl(!J C..n.•d1an ',llmon, T\.1r1ll"I of Bed C arvery, Eaa11 lkncd1cr. Omdcue/WRffic Stntlun, Al.uk:ln H.1l1but. Rtl;ut Loin nft P11rk. Lcp of •L11mb, Brc1ut • Chicken ~tuff\!<t with f\('in.\Ch ~ hacon, Mllml Frc h Vci:cr.1bli;i ~':"t :mJ a V1cnn,1 Style Oc!l.~tt: · .... T:lhlc featuring Pc:ttt Foutt • ... Mou,~c~. Tnro nn~: Chticol,nc D1rreJ Str.\wbcrrlc~. All: ch~ dltlmp.1gnc .md frc~h·Kjuc<:;cd lll'itnRC jutcc vou'J llkc. From 10100 •m, • 4100 pm.• Adulu $39.9S. Children 12 and! under $ll.9S. : for ruervaclona, ple.1e ~Jt; (714)960·787.), Uf. 261). , • .. .. . . ... . , .. - THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1996 Afl BlJNCH 1 0 BRUNCH ' POOR QUALIT.Y · 'V ORIGI NAL ' . Stray from the norm for this year's Mother's Day m.eal ! By Marla Bird, Daily Pilot ~. ow about ge tting mom out ' 1 , of the house and into ~ somewhere fun this Sun- ? Sharing pizzas. posole or 'pnme rib -and the n on to the te~ wheel, shopping at a mall, ~-going to a movie . Here are •sdfne ideas for a Mother's Day '"thhnge of pate: Has your mom seen The Lab? ti! she hasn't, this place, also known as the Anti Mall, will be a ~u.rprise and an adventure. I've \'lever left-'Ibe Lab without buy- ~ iDg cards, candles or a book. _ •4 :Ib.e retro '60~ look dominates She Gypsy Den. a soup. saldd anti sandwich cafe for an mex- ~ pensive lunch outside the mam .•Quildi.ng. At the fo r end of the walkway is Ha bana, d Cuban dining room with a special cham- pagne Mother's Day Brunch from , LO a.m. to 3 p.m ., plus Cuban " ~ Latin jazz Live on the patio. •!'Phone: 432-7685. , 1 Fashion Island, Newport 1 'Seach. The Island is ideal for '~ liinch and window shoppmg with · ptenty of dining choices, plus the latest flick. For incredlble South- west tastes, Chimayo's is the place. Phone: 640-2700. , -':-. The kid-approved Food Court o the upper level is a good idea l:rliii-ibere are a flock of grandchll- along. Chong's China iM••o is an expcnence with its tic decor, view of the Pacific scrumptious Chinese-Ameri- food. Moderately prui:~d. Plume: 7 59-9007 ·"J\atto Mare will have its phe- 1 -1 nomenal brunch from 11 a.m. to I: 2:30·p .m. with a gorgeous array 'l : of food plus omelettes made to ': order. Phone: 640-6333. Across 'I· :the street from Fashion Island , I' Twin Palms will have its Sunday I. Gospel Brunch from 10:30 a.m. to I I 3 p.m. and a magician for the kids. Open for dinner. Phone: 721-8288. South Coast Plaza is a mecca for moms where shopping and noshing go hand in hand. At the Nordstrom end of the mall, take the -escalator near Barney's up to find Piccolo Cudna at the very top of the mall. Piccolo's decor is wami and inviting, the food is innovative and moderately priced and there is an intimate rooftop patio. As for shopping afterwards, it all depends on your baruc account. Phone: 556-5844. Cale Nordstrom, tucked insid~ the comer of the third lev- el, is a large. airy room with an outdoor patio, moderate prices and pleasant staff. Then ·there is The Magic Pan, where old pros really know how to make speciaJ crepes. Phone: 556-1225. Across the street at Crystal Court you will find· Bangkok Pour, an exquisite Thai restau- rant on the second level with splendid foOd including /Mom's Dwnplings. • There is a view from every table. Phone: 540- 7661. On the same level is Jim Parvtn's Garden Bistro, where a Mediterra nean Mother's Day Brunch will feature a la carte dining with super choices and a spring bouquet for moms from 11 a .m. to 8 p.m. Phone: 546-6004. Or how about a surprise land- ing at Planet Hollywood? Have lunch among a cool collection of Hollywood memorabilia includ- ing a showcase version of Arnold Schwartzenegger as the Termi- nator. red shoes from the Wizard of Oz. and the like . Phone: 434- 7827. Get on the escalator at Trian- gle Square in Costa Mesa, where you can take your mother to lunch at the airy Italian restau~ rant, Sfuzzi, with a fine view and moderate prices. Phone: 548- 9500. La Salsa has indoor and outdoor dining with excellent Mexican• soft tacos and other spedaJties including grand mar- garitas, and a Mother's· Day Champagne brunch fr.om 11 a.m. CASABLANCA BISTRO Mediten'anean & Moroccan · Traditional Mlddle Eastern Food. Hours: 11:30 To 2:30 Mon. Thru Thurs Lunch. Dinner 5-11~. All Major Credit Cards. Re88N&tions Suggested. Located at 1520 W. Coast 1-tNy .. Newport Beach (714) 646-1420 THE EMERALD FOREST Continental • An Amezoo Rain Forest Replica. Fresh Seafood And Exotic Oinin_g_ With Patio Otntng~ntertatfttnent Daily. l:loors: 11 :ro11 :W Restaurant. 11 :1..U-1 ·CXlem Ber .. Crildit Cards Accepted · Amex. Vise, M/f.._QtscoYerA Oihers. Reservations Recommended. Locat.ed At .3U:1 Palm ~., Surt:e H, Newport Beach CA 92660 (714) 723-5CDJ PORTY CARROTS RESTAURANT Continental • Ccnemoorarv CutSlne South Coeet Plaza, 3333 S. Bristol Coeta Mesa (714) 556-97CXl Informal And Beat.dul. CM-Menu Is Vlried Wtil A Wde Rl!nge Cl Cubnl F~. Freshness Ouelity and Superb Sernce At All AUMldM Price Velue. Montti 1QSPm • Sat 9-8~ • Sun 1().Sp. V19.!L~ Card And American Ex:Press Accept8d Reservt!lbOnS In ~ Needed. TAPAS ~ -QJillne From Spetn W'dl LNe F1ernenco ~ In Plelle, = Gnlled -Ff'8lh Fllh & Pastas. Deen ~ Weekj,.;:; Sun & Mon. Maiot: 0'9dit Qirds Acceptjc;I t..ocet.d at 42°" ~ ~~Behri:I 9taoles at MecAr1hiM' & Connthian, Newf>ort (714) 7$.8194 AUBERGINE · French Influenced. sce 29th St. Cannlt) v~~ Beech Onner Tuee. ·Set. ~10om. ~ V•. M/C. Amu. 8CC9pt.9d.(714)7234150 iitVERBOAT CAFE ~ board the "Pride of Newoort" River'bolt. Home Of The Newport Harbor Neutical Museum ti:ormerty Reuben E. Lee) Is Clpe:ii From 1~5pm (Until Mdntaht ~°" PriVat.e Parties', ~. ~ . ). 88eN8bon8 Needed On"t Fer Weddings. Benqueta or PriVata 'es) All MeJOf' Credit Cards Acoeofad. Locetad At 151 E. Coast fo+.w. Newport Beed'l. CA E12eeo (71 4 ) 673'3425 Fax: 673-?Be.4 RUBY'S JAG U A R DINER 'Clasaic '40e Style~ Tredltional H8mbol'Qtn, Greet Shakes & ~.Also Serving Broekfast. Houri' Sun-Thur 6·3Qem.~ fri. Sec 6·30am-1CM1. Me~. Vee, Amell. Oise, Olner8 Oub. ~ 9-och No Reserwitians Needed Located At 3CXXl W. Pacific Coeet .+.w (714) 631-7829 Y.l.P. BALBOA RESTAURANT 6 LOUNGE Hours· MM-Fri 11 ~11·~. s. 9 CXlwn-12:~. Sun Brunch 91Xlim-11·~ M8Mn91,.d.i..~ L~ At 127 M9rwle ,,.,. • &1>oe lllilld 1714 J e1~ } 81R ROG R8 LTD. ' Blndwlchee • I & &id1 Bttilh Grocert lteme For S. • ~ S. ICWctl Menu, sm.11 81 _,.. Meni.I, Oledrictl~ Coff917 ,..,...:_ = l)inta, ~ lletn8 Hol.n Mon ...,, ...._, .. ATM~~j 7 =~~=~2=--...i.,_,ar.., eo. M9182627 (714) ~ ) • MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Above, Tina Bentley and Catherine Graziano of the Gypsy Den in Costa Mesa. Left, Planet Holly- wood in South Coast Plaza. to 2 p.m. Phone : 548-9500. The Square features all kinds of essentials contemporary mothers are into these days -CDs, CD- .ROMS. books on tape. camping gear, sport shoes -all kinds of good gift stuff to shop (_ot after dessert. Don't forget. y&u can make it a day and go to the movies right there on the same level. Bay, the mountains and the ferris wheel. Phone: 723=5000. The area will let mom be a kid agam and children will love it. You can always snack at stands right there on the waterfront. await. Phone 723-0616 for direc- tions to this sunny destination. Your mother would enjoy the greetings of the gulls and the water is a splash awayi 646 Lido Park. Phone: 723-0616. MORE IDEAS: Pile in the car and head for the fun zone in old BaJboa. The jungle seems to come alive at nearby Emer4lld Forest, where there are two din- ing levels overlooking Newport On the peninsula. across the water from The Cannery, is a small cheery cafe for breakfast or lunch called Cale Ole. Owner Connie McIOnney bas a special reason to celebrate Mother's Day: her super mom bakes all of Cale Ole's terrific breads in her own bakery. Breakfasts plus tortillas, soup and great sandwiches lI your mother would really rather stay at home, take the cooking duty off her and y6ur shoulders by calling one of the many restaurants that will fix lunch or dinner to go if you phone ahead. Bistro 201 (631-1551), New- port Ribs (631-211 0) or Mi Casa (645-7626). for starters. Mother's Day Award Wlnning BRUNCH 1100AM -300PM C-Ompllmentary Giftf or Mom -featuring - Champagne • Fres-ezed Orange Juice Freshly Sq arrot Juice 6 Salads • 6 Appetl.zers · Vegetarian & Non -Veg Items • Breads • Fresh Fruits • Desserts • Masala Tea llRovAL.KHveER s 14u /person Culalnc of India 1000 N. Brlatol •Newport Beach C'htldrtn under 10 SS H /person (71'1752-5200 AMACHI StJshj & Sushi t.o Go Complete Bar All MBfOI' Credit Cards. Loceted Ai. 2675 lr'Vlne Ave . (Across From Newport Golf (;o\rse) (714) 645-551B CALIFORNI A BEACH ROCK'N SUSHI Japanese Style Qiisane And Full Sushi Ber A Place For Great Food Hours 7 Days Per Week · 5 00om T~ Closing Visa. Masteiatrd. Amex. Dmers Oub LOC8ted at 3355 V18 l.Jdo, Newport Beach (71 4) 675-0575 SUSHI IMARI Sushi Bar And ()n1ng. Owners Successfully Operated Japanese • Restaurent In San Fernando Valley, Tarzana ·Hours 11 ·~ 2:~ ·()Inner 5·00pm-10 OOpm Aff Maior a-edit Cards Accepted. Reservations Not NeceSSBf"1 375 Bnstol. 140, Costa Mela (71 4) 644-5654. AVILAS EL RANCHIT O Authentic MexlC8n Food. WrtJi The F-reshest Ingredients & A New lJght Cuisine. Great Margantas Hours Lunch & Dinner All Major O'edlt Cards Accepted Located et 2101 Placentia, Costa Mesa (714) 642-1142 and 29Xl Newport Blvd , Newport Beach (714) 675-6855 MARGARITAVILLE Tradltionel Frelh Cooked MeXIC8ll Food Fun Ber Hours 7 Ollvs 11 :SQ.2'Cl:P,Tt Meetercerd, Amell. Visa loc8ted At 2332 W Coast Hwy. Newport Beech (714) 631-8220 • MICA8A A Trip_ To MaJco Hours· Qe1tf From 11 CXlam. Pnces RanQe From $2.25. $8.95 Al Meior" ~Cards Accepted Located k 296 17th St.. Q)a Mae (714) 645-7626 WAH00'8 l'ISH TACO Rlt1 Tecos, Btnitoa, Bleck Beene & Rice. Salads. Sendwlches, PrQe Alr9 F1un ,, 65--$7.50 Hounl Mon.&t 11 ·cn.m . 10·~ • SU\, ~1 CXllm-9 OOpm, ~Cards~ LOCltledAf.1882~itae. eo.taMesa. end at~ • Q*8 Mila, 1200 Mari Str9ltl HuotlogtOO Beach (714) 53MD!O - THE BARN STICAK HOUSE Menu Includes Steak. Fresh Ftsh. Chtckan. Bt.-gers & Samds Pnces Ran_ge From $3 75 For lunch & $6 25 For Dinner Hours Mon .sat Open 11 am Fer Lunch 4 OOpm Mon .fn . ()Inner 3 00om Sat & Sun Maior °"9dlt Cards Accepted Locat8d At 2:nl Harbor Bl 131 . Costa Mesa (714) 641-9777 LA CAVE Menu Includes lobster. o-ao. Shnmp, Steaks. Rib froje Dally Specials. Fn & Sat Pnme Rib. n," 0ar & Wine. LISt Cesuel Dress. Hours Lunches 11 3Q.2 30 -()Inner M6o .sat From • 5 30ptn ·v •. Mastarcard. ()ners auo Located At 1595 Nintt /We , (And 17ths) Near ~ Entertainment Costa Mesa (714) 646-7944 RUEBENS STEAKHOUSE 8r F RESH SEAFOOD GRILL Staek, Prime Rib & Seafood Early Bird Dinners Nightly Open For Lunch Oatly And SuQday Cllampagne Brunch Benquet FacillbeS. Hours: Lunch 11 :3Q.4:CD Dinner 4·00-9 CD Fn/Sat 10.CQ>m Sun Brunch 9·302:CX)pm AH Ma~ Incl O.ner.s Oub. VIS8, Mastercard. Amell., Aeservetions 1714) 673-1505 Fex 673- 5920. l.ocatad At 251 E P8Clhc Coeet Hwy , Newport Beach (714) 673-1505 May ll ls Motbers Day. Start Making Your ~dvertlnslng Pbms rtow. . f J ' ' r. I I I r ' I I I I I I ... THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1996 MAAC MARTIN I DAl.Y Pl.OT Victoria Elementary School teacher Suzie Gllberson ls all smiles during assembly ceremonies to honor teachers. TEACHERS CONTINUED FROM A 1 The school's entire student body sat on the edge of the . grassy courtyard while 15 cheering students with pom- poms created a football-~le tunnel for the teachers to walk through. With Beach Boys tunes playing in the background, teachers were called one by one to the podium, boogying through the student tunnel to collect a rose from Victoria's PTA. Laakso also presented each teacher with a special cartoon drawing of them sit- ting at thelT desks. · Students hooted and S owroom Sale Everything Goes I Half Pricel- ~iday, - Saturday 11-6 2640 A~ Sr , • NfWJ>Oll1 lkM:Jt 642 ,22~~ ' The Ultimate Chen ill Uph olstery, Tables, Choirs, Armoire & Accessories .. f•tu.LI ''~~ •f...JJl'Nor Just Another ro. Y Antique Stort.1 ff -. • .: ... \a- • Fum11urc • S1cifT Animal\ • Gourlfl('I Trcu1' • Garden Signs • Book' • Bean • Birdhooo;es • Muffy &. Happy UNIQUF HOLIDAY Jn.Ms & ONE OF A KINI> PRIMITIVE FOLK ART! Put a bug in someone's ear. Call th e Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS -" -f • ~ l --. " ' !. . . ~ ...... _ -. ··"'--.. . . hollered as their favorite teach- ers danced in the grass during the 30-minute ceremony. •students, this is your teachers' day, so make them feel special," Laakso told the crowd before the children sere- naded their teachers with •You've Got a Friend in Me, 11 1 the theme song from the movie1 •Toy Story." t Wednesday al!Jb was Cali- fornia's 14th annual Day of the Teacher. The state's Education Code designates every second Wednesday in May as Day of the Teacher. •Teachers don't often get feedbadt on how they're doing," Laakso said. "This is to show them that they are appre- ciated and that I believe I have the best faculty ever." .. ARRESTS CONTINUED FROM A1 Financial figures illustrating how costly alcohol-related arrests are to the police deput· ment are not available, · Desmond said. Reidel Post, the executive d.inictor of MADD Orange Coun- ty, Said in a. recent interview that j.rresponsible drinking and dri-v\119 incidents, whether they result in death or injury, are a financial drain to all of society -a fact that is too often forgotten, she said. • U we lake it a step further from the emotional and finan- cial grief to a family, the cost to 1. 1odety ii p henomenal,• 1ald 'Post, who dted llllurance and the cost borne by employers, who may have to foot the health care bW for an injured employ- ee. In the month of April in New- port Beach, there were 23 DUI arrests, and 33 arreltl of people who w~e intoxicated 1D. public, accordfilg to Newport Beach police reports. The dty's alcohol prot>lem ii concentrated in the Peninsula area, where there 11 a large num~r of alcohol-serving establishments, such u restau- rants and ban, Desmond said. In 1995, there were 947 t9}cobol- related arrests made in the Peninsula ~ea from the Wedge to River Avenue and Ocean ~-----------------~ • SHow MOM You CARE!! 1 I I~ . I I '81a· . I : MOlHEit,S DAY : I I FILL UP YOUR OWN GIFI' BASKET!! 1 1 CHOOSE FROM: I I I • Fresh Baited BreaJs I I •Muffim I I •Cakes I I • Cookies I I • Sweet Loaves I : s unnOur Natural Bakery • Cin1UU11on RoUs I I 427 E. 17th St. . ~.°"Morell I Costa Mesa • 646-1-440 L---~-----~-------~ Pront, Desmond laid. ·u only makes leD.le, U that's where the alcohol i• served, that's where the problems are,• be said, adding that ~ requires more police to patrol the area. The police department has been working with the city Planning Commi11ion 1ince 1993 to stop the alcohol proble~ before it continue• to ·grow, Desmond said. Thil includes having a better idea of the num- ber of state Alcoholic Beverage Control liquor licenses issued and what businesses hold use permits for alcohol sales, he said. ' "We'd like to deal with it at the front end and try to slow down the problem before it gets '° .. ' OltmM'' . D --....L.llf"..-w.. o.ily Piloc Newport IJCSJI'---'~ u S I started,• Desmond said. •we look at esta bli.lhmentl and ~w the way they do business ls affecting us in ~e lon!l_~:_..\, The police depmu.u.-• scrutiny may not be popular wi~ the business community, ISUt Desmond said it's not the polil:e department's intent to restrict buslliess. Instead, police offi. wa,nt to establish a f eelin~ responsibility and respect ' the business toward the com1ffb- nity it serves, he said. h With the department's 11.m1\ied funds, this plan will hayeY\o work for now, he said. •we'll try to monitor 'i~. • Desmond said. •u it continue'tto be a problelJl, we'll look pt another way to do it within RF budget.•. . .,j, .... -. - I l/01K ~ /)Q/' . 1 Specia{. :1 • HOOE 2 ACRE INVENTORY . I . -1 • WIDE vARrn OF PtANTs . l FREE 1 · Gal.~I -• QUANmY DISCOUNTS • • GOOD SELECTION • • ALWAYS IN STOCK • I Impatiens t •1'1111 • IHIUIS • YNS • COlOI . I for 1. • Mll!ZB • PUHl'll MIX • POTS Alto,,,,,,.,~ a....., . Mom .J L EllP 5131198 0ne eoupon '* ~ '* .... PIU.M SP8CIAl.ISfS . ~ SE~2'-~?2~f IN STOCK 981-3875 8820 HAMILTON AVE. HUNTINGTON BEACH OPBl7 OAVIM ~I W ITH STORES FEATURING DESIGNER FASHIONS SUCH AS: GIORGIO ARMANI . CALVIN KLEIN -.-ELLEN TRACY . 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The. company handles. the • 5ity's accounts and serves as a 0 ~Uection agency. , '" Although the city is looking to 't~ over ambulance service from 11 Uie private sector. medical billing is not an arena city officials want =»enter. -"The company is set up to do jwst that service," Riley said. "We lelt better that that type of billing being done by somebody in at arena." 1 ; The-pebate over whether the t tity should be entering the ambu-f iance business has spread throughout the community. Riley and Oty Manager Kevin Murpby say the proposa],.will net the city ~dditional revenue and will unprove the fire department's response time to emergency situ- ations. · Opponents claim the city will never reach its revenue esti- mates, and they say the proposal is a thinly-veiled attempt to create extra work for firefighters. Pr,oposal opponents viewed Adv~ced B~g Concepts' finanoal reorganization as anoth- er sign that the city should not enter uncharted waters. But the company president s~d that all accounts are protect- ed and that etgencies doing busi- ness with Advanced Medical Billing Concepts "have not lost a dime, nor will tbey." "My faith in mankind has been restored," said company Presi- dent Mary Boyajian. "Clients who have been with us for 18 years . have called saying, 'We understand, there's no problem.' . "We're doing everything pos- sible to protect their interests." BE <>PTI:\IISTI(: RABBI'IT INSURANCE .. ~ 441.0ld Newport Blvd.• Newport Beach C .-~ !near Hoog Hospilal) ~ / ,_\ ~ 631-7740,. . ~ Hoag Sleep Disorders Center Invites You to a Free Seminar Is snoring affecting your love life & your health? featuring Paul A. Selecky, M.D. Medical D1reccor/Hoag Sleep Disorders Center Learn about the lates t d evelopm ents in the treatment o f snoring and other breathing disorders during sleep. Fo1;, ttServalions and additional information, call 71.+n60-2070. *********************** · * Pacific View Memorial Park & Mortuary, in conjunction with the* *•American Legion Post 291, invites you and your family to* attend our 38th annual Memorial Day Service. * * * * This year's service will be held at our recently complete~ *•Garden Of Valor" Monument. This monument is dedicated t°* *the 4 branches of the Armed Forces, Police & Fire departments* *for making th~ ultimate sacrifice for our City, State & Country. * * ClJr service will start at 11 :00 A.M. on Monday, May 27, 1996. * *Refreshments will be served. * * * * * * * * . MCIFIC VI .. ....-aAL Miik & UARY * * PAITMPULLY UllYlllG YOUR CO .. UNITY 81NC• 1-* . * MOO MCIPIC VI .. 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"It's more of an issue that the kids have to be careful when they cross the street and wait for crossin9 guards and be mindful of safe- ty .• But while checking vehicle speeds along Victoria Street, a traffic engineering study found 85 % of the passing vehicles averaging 8 miles per hour faster than the limit -40 miles per hour -during off- school hours. Morris said the police department has agreed to increase its presence in the area, especially while school is in session, to increase speed awareness. During school hours, the speed limit drops to 25 miles per hour. 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The foundation awarded a total of 37 gr~ In the past, the grants ruwe tu9'10rted such pro- jects as an oral history video of HoJocaust survivors and youth trips to Israel Meanwhile, the · foundation's American Jewish Committee has created an endowment fund val- ued at more than $75,000. · AJC intends for the annual interest of approximately $5,000 ea.tned from the $75,000 to be used to conduct a demographic study ot the Jewish population of Orange Co.iy. Based in Costa Mesa, the Com- munity Foundation of the Jewi.¥1 Federation o1 Orange C.au.oty pro- vides financial resources U;Dugh endowment fUJlds to dev,lop innovative programs and Olf;ure the growth and survival of Jewi$h communal services. For information on how you can invest m a Jewish Mure through the Community Founda- tion, call 7 55-5555. THE MASTERS IS Qk'EB Your taxes are paid No more excuHs// Come In and Save 50-80% OFF ell Mll}or brands -everyday OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 250 E. 17th St.• Costa Mesa. 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I' -., I 9 I I ., I ., . , . lP:! • • I . • I I I l r I .,, ' ' .. • ~ ~ i f I ! • t • ; l I ' . • • ' . • . • . ' • • ! • • I I I I I I I I . I t I I I I ' I I I • • ~ .- , . I I I I I -L EYE-OPENER Newports 17-year-old Molli. Mullen battling Hodgkins Lymphoma \11'\,l>I \11<>1<1 > Known best for her four-year varsi ty career In track and field, she was also a big conttibu- tor to baS- k et b a 11 teams which reached the CIF Playoffs each of the last two sea- sons ... Having com· piled a 3.6 GPA. she will continue her edu· cation at UC Santa Barbara ..• She qualified fOf CJF at 100 and 200 meters the . last three springs, • e,arnlng Sea View League s i I v e r medals in both events as a senior ... She was Most Improved In track as a fresh- man and won the Coach's Award as a sophomore. 11 H I· \1 Y I I. I. I " A n honor l"'\roll stU· dent and . ~ .· Most Valuable Player on the S p I r i t Commis-!~ 1-..,,. junior varsi- ty soccer team as a freshman s i o n member, E I I i s earned first-team All -Sea V i e w League soccer . . • · 1 . . . .." ! • • He earned t h e Coach's Award on ·\~"· e . . Newport Harbor as a senior and was voted his team's cap- tain and most valu· able player ... Ellis was ca ptain · and team varsity as a junior and has been a member of the Olympic Development Program ... He has a 3.6 GPA and plans t~ attend UC Santa Bar- bara. Deemed a so I Id student/ athlete, Alford was a captain on New- port Har- bor's girls basketball team ~er senior year, was Most Improved on the varsity softball her junior year and team MVP on JV softball her sopho(Tlore year ... She participated in A n ~II· /""\A m e ri • can in vol- leyball as a senior setter, -she let- tered f.--0 u r years in the sport, helping Corona del Mar collect CIF Southern Section Division I, state and national champi- onships her freshman and sophomore years ... With a 3. 7 GPA. she the CIF Play· offs all four years In basket- ball, play· Ing on t h e Sailors' tee m t h a t reached the CIF and Southern California Regional finals in 1994 ... She carries a 3.25 GPA and will attend ·Concordia University, where she will play bask~tball. was heavily ·recruited, before f inally reward- ing suit- ors from Colorado Universi· ty ... She was All· CIF. All·Sea V I e w League and team captain each of the past two years ... She ran track as a freshman, setting school records at 1,600 and 3,200 meters. CHRISTY CUMMINS .J l ~ I I '.\: ~ I· H I{ ~~od owner --r of a 4.2 GPA. she is bound for Stanford, a ft e r earning Cd M's Scholar· Athlete Award as ' a senior ... She lettered four seasons In cross country and was the Sea Kfngto captain and Most Valuable Run· ner last fall ... She was flrst·team All· Sea --v1ew-a?ogo~~--lrwp-o rt as a senior Harbor's and won a 11 • t i m e t h e and sin- Coach 's gle-sea· Award as s o n a junior leader In She g o a I s was Most scored in Improved s o c c e r. as a K e r r s o p h o • earned sec- more, a sea-ond·team son in which All·CIF and the Sea Kings first-team All· won the CIF Southern Sea View League as a Section Division Ill junior and senior, fol- tltle ... She was also lowing a two-year Daily Pilot Athlete of stint at the Edin· the Week. burgh Academy in Scotlanl:i Kerr Is the ASB Presi· dent ... He volun · teered at t h e Marie .Curie Cancer Center a n d c oa c hed AYSO 12· year-olds ... He carries a 3. 7 grade point average and is headed for Princeton to play soccer in the Ivy League. J i ii '\.11 ~1 '\. ],(\MES HONG An out- stan d · ing soccer and soft· ball play- er for Newport Harbor, Nelsen is hea for the University of Nebraska on a soccer scholarship Twice, Nelsen was. a first-team All·CIF and first-team All-Sea Vlew League player in soccer, In which she was cap- tain and the team's M o s t Valuable Player as a senior She was an all-d is· trict soft· ball plityer for three and earned all· league in soccer all four years ... She was Injured for most of her junior year In • soccer. DIREK NEWCOMER Earning a 3.16 GPA. he was an All·New- p o rt - Mesa Dis- trict set· ter as a junior a n d capped a three·yeu CdM varsity volle~all career being named 1rst-team All· . Sn View League ... He was also a two- year varsity standout In sOGcer, earning team Most Valuabl e Player and second· team all· l eague laurels as a senior ... Bound for the • Unlvenfty of C.lifor- nla at Santa Cruz, he twice was hon- orable mention all- league In volleyball and was Dally Piiot Athlete of the Week as a junior. ' 11 1\ I ' I\ I c 11 \ t: 11, ( 1 '\, Athree-year letter· man in track and field, he qualified for the C I F Southern Section Division II Prellmioar- les by earn- ing a bronze · medal in the I 11 <>-meter high hur- dl~ at last week's Sea View League Finals ... His t ime of 15.65 extended his season into CIF for the second straight spring ... He was named M o st Valuable Runner and also • garnered t h e Coach 's Award as a junior, after being tabbed Most Improved as a sopho- more ... Having com- piled a 3. 1 GPA. he's !j><>und for OCC. 'I ll H i t· l 1 l l 1 l < A football Ma n d track and f I e I d standout fOr New- port Har- b o r , Pep I c t w Ic e. earned first-team Alt-SM View League and all-district honors (by the Dally Piiot) as a linem.n on Coach Jeff Brtnkley's football team .•. In his junior year, he was a mem- ber of the Sailors' CIF Southern Section Division V champi- o nsh Ip team . making .first-team All·CIF ... He's also a shot putter and discus thrower for Coach Ti~ Ciarelll In track an field ... Pepic pf ns to play football t Orange Coast. I . . BRYAN BEAR A three-year 1-\J e tt e r - man in baseball, he moved f r o m t h i rd base to catcher as a senior. where his strong arm hampered opposing base stealers ... He was All-Newport-Mesa Dis- trict as a sophomore and earned second- team All·Sea View League honors that same spring ... He earned the Coach's Award as a sopho- more as well H e played varsity football as a senior, starting at defensive end on the CIF South· em ~ction semifinal· ist ... He plans to take his 3.2 GPA to either UCLA or UC Santa Bar· bara. .JI \:\::\:FTTF llF< Kl-"H Although Hecker played f i e I d hockey, softball and bad· minton at New· port Har· bor, stie will 'always b e e n known Ii the setter on the volleyball . team, earning All·CIF Divi- sion I honors three times and playing a key role in the Tars' national champi - onship as a junior ... She's a three · time All· S e a V i ew League setter ... Hea vily involved In the commu· nity, as well as on campus, H~cker is headed for Loyola Marymount on a volleyball scholar· ship. ~ENNIFER GARDNER · A"two-1ntn:- l""\A II • S e a V I e w League p e r - former in basket- ball, she a I s o earned three var- sity letters In track and field ... A late bloomer on the ba.sketball floor, she earned All-Newport- Mesa District laurels as a senior and helped the· Sea Kings make -the OF Play· offs the past two years ... A bas· ketball t e a m captai n as a senior, she won t h e Coach's Award in track as a junior ... Having compiled a 3.6 GPA. she is ticketed for UC Santa Barbara ... She was a Dally Pilot Ath· lete of the Week. IL\:\: O\'FHT<>'.\: Astandout runner for New- port Har-1 b o r • s b 0 y s t r a c k a n d c r o s s country teams, Overton was voted second-team All-Sea View League his senior year in cros.s country ... l'te's an honor roll member, a Drum Major and an Eagle Scout ... He carries a 3.57 grade p o i n t average a n d plans to attend Orange Co a st College for one year. then go on a Lat· ter Day Saints mission for two years, before return· ing home to finish college ... His major is undeclared. .. ALISSA SCOTT A two-time MseaView League doubles champion In tennis, she post· ed a l .1 GPA en route to accepting a scholar· ship to Southern Methodist Uni· verslty ... In addition to her league succes.s, she advanced to the doublet final of the OF Southern Section Individual tournament as a junior and made the semi· finals as a senior ..• A four· year let· terman. she was Cd M 's M o s t Improved Player as a f 1Jnlor and was a co-captala as a senior ... She was Daily Pilot Athlete of the WHk each of the last two y.ars. I \li'-1 1 '1111 1 •. . . . . . . ,. ..... • ''t.. .. -• • • .. • • • • • • .. QUOTE OF THE DAY 'Thi!; is just. ano(her ~. bul Ollly wllh higher~ Md lMre 8 rncJtt Oii tM /iM ... • • -MOUJ MUUENS DAD. MIXE MU1JEN .... \\ I " H \ I> U H F K A6-foot·6 volley· ball and basket· b a I I stand · out for New · p o r t Harbor, Badorek was an all- district vol· leyball player by the Daily Pilot as a junior and Is a strong candidate to repeat those accolades this year ... He was a volleyball All·Ameri- can In 1994 at the U.S. Junior Olympic Fes- tival and earned a bronz e medal in the under· 16 division ... Twice he earned All· Sea View League hon· ors in volleyball ... Member o( the Spirit Commission and Student Congress ... Badorek carries a 3.0 GPA ... Undecided on a college . w:th a 3 7 GPA . he won Sea V I e W Le ague s 1 I v e r medals m the 50· and 100- Y a r d freestyle even t s, recovering from a torn ACL that side· lined him his junior swim season ... A future water polo · player at UC Santa Barbara, he was a let· terman for CdM, help. ing the Sea Kings to a Sea View League title and the OF Southern Section Division I title game as a junior ... ~ was first-team all-league as a senior and VtlOit the Coach'S Awald as a ;.nor ... He lettered ttne set sons in swimming. BRIAN COLEMAN J l . I. I :\ I I F < . K r H ·A first - t ea m All -Sea view League pick in basket- ball and volley· ball, he also col· lected team Most Valuable Player honors in each sport ... He adds a 3.68 GPA to three volleyball ·letters and two basketball letters and is bound for UCLA ... He was All· Newport· Mesa Dis- trict in bas- ketball as a senior and was twice all· d i stric t and first· team alt· league in volleyball ... He hit game· winning free. throws in CIF champi· onship hoop game as a junior and if two· t ime Daily Pilot Ath- lete of the Week. One of the sta n d · outs on C o a c h D a n Glenn's celebrat- ed girls: volleyball tea m. He ck er e ar ne d first-team All-CIF Divi· sion I and first· team All-Sea, View League as a junior and senior ... An hon· or roll student, she was a volleyball cap- tain and mer· ited the Coach 's Award last season .. S h e played on New- port Har·-' b o r • s nati onal champi · onship team as a junior, ·one , of the team's best hitters ... Hecker carries a 3.5 GPA and plans to play volleyball at UC Santa Barbara. :\ '.\: I> Y I. . .\ :'\ G S I> O H F JULIE GARRISON Apower h i tter on New· port Har· b or • s baseball -t.e am and a stand· out on t h e Sa ilors' f o otball team, Langs· dorf was on the Sailors' 14·0 1994 CIF champion ship team for Coach Jeff Brink· ley ... He's the Opin· ion Editor for the ~>chool-newspa= per, the Bea· con, and is involved in the morn· i n g announ· cements crew He has a 3.0 grade point aver· age and plans to play baseball at Orange Coast Col· lege .. His collegiate plans are to major in journalism or philos· ophy. -Che . was .>t w ice a Horded first·tE!am All ·Sea View League recognt· tion in so c cer, having let· tered four times for the Sea Kings .. Playing through a painful heel ail· ment. she was Corona del Mar's Most Valu· able Offensive Player as a senior .. Active in stucfent gov- ernment, she boasts a 3.75 G P A wh i ch he I ped her· eam admit· tance to Princeton, where she will play soc· cer for the Tigers ... She was the Sea Kings' team captain as a senior and was honorable mention all-league as a sophomore. DARREN MACDONALD \I I 1, I I' I I I / Boasting a 3.8 GPA. he was an All-New· p 0 't - Mes a District t i g ht end as a senior in football, also gar· necing sec- ond-team All·Sea View League laurels last fall ... He earned tt}ree varsity letters in foot- ball and two in ba.s- ketball, including a CIF Southern Section hoop c hampi · onship as a w a t e r junior p o I o • He . was P e e t z n amed was a second · second- team all· team All· league in CIF and basketball first-team as a senior A I I . S e a .. Bound for ' • V 1 e w UC Berkeley, League water he was team cap-polo player for tain m football as a Newport Harbor his senior aod earned senior year He was Hitter of the Year named the team's honors as a junior. Most Valuable Player ... Peetz was the City of Newport Beach Life- g u a r d Cadet of the Year, and has been a seventh- a n d e i ghth· g r ade basketball coach ... His college plans are undecided Currently, he's assisting the junior water polo pro- gram at Newport Harbor . .l .\\111· p1 ·1..\~~I KEVIN STUART . Pulaski wa.s captain of the var- sity soft· b a I I team· and co- captain of the varsity f i eld hoc key team as a senior for Newport Har- 1¥>r ... She e•med the Coaches' Award a.s a sophomore on the softball team. playing third ~ ... Pulaski is also a four-year member of the honor roll ... In her spart" ti~. she's an assls· t a n t coach In softball and soccer ... She plans to attend Orange Coast College and plly softball, then p~ to transfer to Colorado University Her major Is undecided. CdM's career hom e run record- ·holder, he was a four-year letter· man In baseball and a three-year varsity per- former in football ... All· Newport-Mesa District as a junior, the first baieman· pitcher-third base- man took nine homen into the final regular-season game this spring ... A member of · the vaunted F I v e Crowns offenslw line in football, he started two seasons at tKkle ... He helped CdM reach the foott>.11 playoffs three times, Including the semifl. nals last fall ... He has a 2.7 GPA. I \ I I\ \ \\ I I '1 1 '\. I I I I I- I I I I I I I I I ... "'• 12 THURSDAY. MAY 9, 1996 Molli Mllllen stricken WitlI cancer!' ii 17Myeai-old Newport Harbor High junior tliagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma, but the mood is up in the Mullen residence; Molli believes field hockey in the fall is within reach, and the disease is beatable. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot ORANGE -Molli Mullen is what I have. I consider myself to extremely' competitive, abhors be lucky. There are kids at losing and fights lo the bitter end CHOC, who, every time they get each time she straps on the com-chemotherapy, they go in for five bat gear, her softball, and field days. There's some leukemia that hockey uniforms. takes four years tp be treated. I'm But Mullen. a vivacious 17-on a six-month program. H year-old from Newport Harbor Mullen's Hodgkin's disease is High, is now m the greatest battle considered Stage llA, according of her young life. She was cliag-to Sec'ola. Of the fol.Cr stages -I nosed with HodgJµn's Lymphoma through IV -rv is the most seri- last Fnday. ous. U a patient suffers from fever Mullen, who earlier thLs season or nu-like symptoms following pitched a no-hitter against Lo!> chemotherapy, he or she would Amigos and be placed in the walloped d :--------------------------1 'B' category. grand slam : ALTERNATIVE : Mullen did against Costa ,. • not suffer any of M d ', •In lieu of cards ah~~lfts . 1 1 esa, un er-those side went her ulllJaJ : for Molli Mullen, the amllv l effects following chemotherapy ' would appreciate it if small ' her chemothera- treatment on : donations would instead go : PY on Monday. Mondc1y at Chd-: to Childrefll'S Hospital of : She went home. dren's Hospital : Orange County in Orange. : "Of all the of Orange L _________________________ J cancers in the County. world to have, She will receive most of her Hodgkin's disease is one we feel chemotherapy as an outpallent, very confident about, H Secola dccording to Rita Secola, an sajd. "With Molli, we probably oncology clinical nurse specialJst give her a five-year survival rate at CJ IOC of close to 90%. H "She'c; been totally competitive In general, a patient must be MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT ·Newport Harb1JrHtgh Junior Molli Mullen ts throwing new pitches at the opposition, in what her dad, Mike, terms as a 'different tfpe of game.• ever since she started playing cancer-free for five years bef pre sports .. she doesn't like to lose." they are considered cured, Sdid Mike Mullen, her father and acco.i:ding to a CHOC spokesper-Her mother, Cindi, died Dec. Mike Mullen, 45. the codch of Newport Harbor's son. 30 from ulcer-disease complica-Molli Mullen, who will need softball team. "Ttwris just another "When we found out sbe had tions. She was 43. every ounce of competitive juice game, but onl.Y with higher stakes cancer m the lymphoma system, I "It's a crazy thing, because in her system to beat the and thNe's more on the hne. She's was a basket case for at least normally it wouldn't be fatal," Hodgkin's Lymphoma, was affec- a wmner and she'll do whdtever's three or four days." Mike Mullen Molli said. "But she had chronic tionately honored last Friday by necessary to win." said. "I'm just now sta'rting to be anemia, and she was getting iron the Corona del Mar softball team, Molli Mullen's chdnces of able to talk about it." and blood transfusions almost which played against host New- recovery are about 90'1... Molli Mullen is popular, athlet-once a month. She was always port Harbor, while Mullen was • Everytlung I've heard from 1c and attractive. She has mod-sick. She bad stomach surgery undergoing tests at CHOC. Dr. (Mitchell) Cairo has been eled T-shirts and shorts for Rusty, and she was too weak (to recov-Many of the players from both yood," she said "I'm tataUy lucky, an outdoor clothing company. But er)." teams play on the same traveling tf you think about it, because her 1unior year has be'en anythiJ\g #You sort of wonder when the squad in the sununer, the New- lhere's much worse ~~t th_.e_re~~~ _but joyful. ..... Luck '~ going:_~_n~~~'...::;d:....L-~:..;:rt....,F:...:o=rc~ in_th~erican Fast- .daily pilot high schObl athlete of the week THE MECHANIC: Estancia pitcher Tom Zenus gives the Eagles something to mull over as they gird for '97 and better things to come. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot • '* . MA'iLBAG A genuine sports hero A wonderful thing happened at the·Orange County llack and Field Championships Saturday. Yes, lots of kids competed, clid their best, won medals, or placed1 and there were many happy chil- dren rewarded for their efforts. But one of the best events occurrec:J quietly in the stands fol- lowing the '86 100-yard dash. Melissa Swigert, of Corona del Mar, competed in the '86 relay, the '86 100 and the '86 200, hav- ing placed in these events at the Newport Beach City meet. Her parents are raising a good ath- lete, but even more importantly they are raising a good person. Let me explain. Melissa, and my daughter Elizabeth, both competed in the '86 100 final. As the girls crossed the finish line, it was apparent Elizabeth had placed second, but behind them, a girl tripped and fell face-first onto the track. Run- ners and timers, alike, were dis- tracted and concerned for the girl. When the dust settled Eliza- beth was mistakenly identified as the sixth-place finisher and Melissa was designated the sec- ond-place finisher. My daughter was distraught but came quietly to the stands with her sixth-place ribbon. Melissa and her parents, exemplifying the true spirit of competition and sportsmanship, told the officials that a mistake had been made but were told that at that point nothing c0uld be done. . These good people then found Elizabeth in the stands and Melissa· presented her with the second-place medal! Elizabeth's tears of disap- pointment were dried and we came to appred.ate the value of integrity and honesty in sports and how Melissa, for one, doesn't subscribe to the "win at all cost"' philosophy. Thank you, Melissa, and thank you to her parents for sha.r· ing their fine young lady with us! Usa and Blizabeth Clayton boll AISOdation. On Priday, each member of the Corona del Mar team gave a rose to a membef of the Newport Har- bor team in a sympathetic ges-rure. Hayden Aley, CdM's top play- er and one of Mullen's nearest friends, walked into the Newport Harbor dugout before the game and banded a rose to Carol Met- calf, the mQther of Newport Har- bor center fielder Lori Metcalf, who 1s also close to Mullen. "•This. is for you." Aley· told Carol Metcalf, ~fore the two embraced and broke into tears. · Mullen's teammates had planned to visit her at CHOC fol- lowing the game, fittingly, a dra- matic, last-inning comeback vic- tory for the Sailors, who have won only two Sea View League games the entire sea.son, both against Back Bay rival CdM. Her teammates also wore pur- ple ribbons in their hair as a trib- ute to Mullen, and placed her bat- ting helmet on a top comer of the dugout throughout the game. "Everyone knows she's going to pull through," said Jamie Pulaski, Newport Harbor's third baseman and one of Mullen's close friends. "She knows we're all there for her. She'll be back. She won't be able to finish off this season, but she'll be back playing field hockey next year." During the. game, members of the team take turns video taping the contest, which ends with Min- di Alford's bunt Single that scores a jubilant Stephanie Gosselin from third base. They plan to give the tape to Mull~m that night. . With two out in the fourth inning, Newport Harbor's Jean- nette Hecker is down the left-field line taping as her teammates bat. Briefly, she cries alone. "Jen never cries,• a male stu- dent, seated nearby, observes. For Molli Mullen, she is no stranger to CHOC. Her best friend, Erin Vallely, died of cancer when sJ:ie was 12. "Molli spent a whole lot of time at CHOC, ·so she's been through it on an out- side basis. H Mike Mullen_ •Need.less to say. my butt was exception.ally tight until we found out Molli's diagnosis on Pridly. Now, we go out and play, starting tomorrow. Until you know the stage, how far along the cancer is and what the rate of recovery is - that's when at least you know what you're facing. Until then, the other team nasn't even got off the bus.· Molli Mullen, wbo batted .;l'S2 this season and pitched ~8 innings (including three one-hit- ters and a no-hitter), pitched her final game April 24 against Santa Margarita. She was scheduled for a biopsy two days later. . Mullen was in pain with swollen lymph nodes in her neck. Earlier in the month, tests were taken for mononucleosis, but ca.me out negative. The pain went away, but came back three weeks later. That's when her doctor ordered a chest X-ray, which "showed something in the lungs," she said. Shortly thereafteJ, Mullen underwent her initial surgery, in which three lymph nodes were removed. ·we still didn't know what was going on," she said. •But the following Monday (April i9) the surgeon called and asked us to come in and see him. and that's when be first told us." Dr. Cairo wants Mullen to con- tinue her life as normal, as long as she feels up to it. She's pitching the biggest game of her life now, it's the first innihg and her competitive juices are flowing. .Mullen said she greatly appre- ciates the cards, balloons and gilts she has received. One of the first get-well cards she received was from her school's ·greatest rival, Corona de.I Mar. "Whatever is it I do in the future, I h'ope I make a lot of mon- ey so I can give it back to CHOC," she said. "For what they've given me, they deserve it. Everyone there is so positive. It helps so much." The first inning of her six-month program is underway. So far, she's !bro.wing nothing butslrlkes..._ LPGX ·s loss is SACC's gain • Marianne Towersey wasn't about to settle for a little ball as the center of her universe. M arianne Towersey of Santa Ana Country Club claims to have a "low consistent factorH on the golf course. •1 figure, on any given day, I can shoot between 70 and 90," she said. U that's the case, Towersey can sure pick 'em. Last week, she won the SACC women's club championship for the 12th time in 15 years, believed to be the most titles in the lµstory of the club, which is the oldest in Orange County. · · Towersey, mind you, is no ordinary club player. She won the state amateur title in 1981, her first year back from an eight-year hiatus. Towersey, formerly the top·ranked junior in the nation, once defeated LPGA Hall of Famer JoAnne Carner (nee Gunderson), who captured five U.S. Amateur titles, including 1966 and '68. In 1967, Towersey beat Gunderson in match play in tpe first round of the U.S. Amateur as a 16-year-old and went on to the quarterfinals. That's when the United States Golf Association ranked Towersey No. 1 for junior girls, two years before she was graduated from Corona del Mar Hi h . ~owersey, a Stanford history major who played golf in the Cardin.al program, was disenchanted With the women's pro tour. "There wasn't a lot of money in it and (the LPGA) didn't have the glamour it has today,• Towersey said. •Actually, I had on e.rpertence when I was back In Michigan at the women's amateur 2e ear, and they were ~vtnga award to a woman w bad devoted many yean to golf. She said golf was her chlldnm, ber husband, and golf wa1 her life. I knew tbet wasn't What l wanted, and lt probably wun't the type of · people f wanted to rpend a lot ot time with, to t went back to California and focused OD my pdoritiet. l never regretted tt. • While Tow~· carMl .ln sports wnagemmt took off, lhe oould no loo~ play et SACC, where she ~ p, beCaUM 1he • richard du.nn tumed 21 and (under club rules) could no longer play on her parents' membership. "Then once l met my husband · (Brian), he was interested in playing golf and we purch~ my parents' membership, and there I was, back at Santa Ana Country Club," she said. Q Toweney has a rlch hlttory at SACC. Her grandfather, Richard EmisQn, the former president of Santa Ana Lwnbet Company, was among the original piernbers of SACC, when it was located al the Castaways. Emison was alsq a former president of SACC. Her mother, Pat Cox. was SACC's women's club chftmpion four times, in 1941 (before she was married), '52, '61 and '62. "My dad was· a good goller, • also," Towersey said. "He was not the club champion, b.ut he won a President's Cup one year." ·O Toweney wu pregnant wttb her second son, Patrick, when she won the state amateur tiUe in 1'981. Her husband won the club's senior men's title last year, while her oldest son, Chad, won the SACC junior champJonship. Chad lbwersey is a sophomore who plays on Corona d'1 Mar Higb's golf team under Coach Paul Hahn. Patrick Towersey can also swing the sticks, but pref en catching waves. He's one of the top junior surfers in the nation. 0 ·~ OK. LMt tidbit -Man.an. Toweney end Mike Reehl, SACC'I Dtrector of Golf, went to school together from kindergarten through their COJOQ41 det Mar High years. • maa.. .... ~dub golf cOlumn .,,..,, ~ T'hunc;tly. t. l -....... -..... -Newpon &.ch/Cosca Mesa Daily Pilot THURSDAY. MAY 9, 1996 Bl Take me out I Seas are as • ' ·• ' to the ball· "" . game, buy .me some .•. \ • When you show up for a NHBA baseball game be prepared to see it all. By Jim Walters, Dally Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -When you go lo watch a Little League baseball game be prepared to enjoy the action going on off lhe lield as much as what's going on between the lines. Wednesday's first-round Bron- co Division playoff gaJ)\e between th e Yankees and the Angels of th e Newport Harbor Baseball Association was a good example. While the kids put their hearts and souls into the game, eventu - <lUy won by the Yankees 11-4, it was like a three-ring circus behind the backstop at Mariner's Park. When you have a bunch of 10- and 11-year-old players, you're going to have some busy parents, in the prime of life, on the side- lines. There were cell phones ring- mg, mom and dads cat~g an inning befo're heading off to pick up a daughter at ballet practice or take in a late meeting before din- n er. The talk ranged from center- piece arrangements to real estate transactions. Somewhere in the swirl, a dozen little girls showed up behind the bleachers dribbling soccer balls off their knees in preparation for their tum at cen- ter stage. A group of other Bronco Divi- sion coaches were holding an impromptu rules comm.it~ee meeting trying to settle down about who can pitch how many -..i.uwngs? And how many days..r.e.sl • Big bites are reported, especially in and around Catalina Island . C oastal waters erupted this week as angles fishing on bQard sport boats running out of local landings bagged lpts of fish. A wide open barracuda bite is still going on in cifmnel waters, while big sand bass ore being sacked by anglers fishing at the Pipe and over Newport Reef. "lt's been a good start to the summer fishing season,· said Matt Vaquer at Davey's Locker in Balboa. "The sportfishers Freelance and Western Pride have been sticking close to the beach and finding breezing schools of barracuda 9n sonar and then targeting in on these hungry fish. Chrome jigs and sardines fished with "shorty• leaqers have been doing a job on the logs,• added Vaquer. · White seabass and calicos are biting close to the beach at both Catalina and San Clemente MARC MARTIH /DAILY PILOT islands. Nick Mccarthy of the Yankees continues his role as the King of The Thunderbird, running out Swal The 12-year-old flnished the regular season with a .781 of Davey's limited out on calico average (25 for 32) and home red (going 2 for 2) on Wednesday bass to four pounds on Tuesday in an 11-4 win over the Angels in the f1nt rotfnd of the playoffs, and topped off the trip with a h1s 10th fou,r-bagger of the year in Bronco Division action. 20-pound class yellowtail. -The six P.ack charger boat will he need before he can throw year over the left-field fence, 210 Bongos II has been on top of the again? ... feet away. The Yankee slugger is fishing scene as Captain Joe · For the record, and Bronco the only player in the division to Bairian has skippered the fast Division Director Todd Landgren hit a home run this season. • vessel to the hottest spots at the displayed the official rules, any Among the wild pitches, island. young hurler pitching the fifth passed balls and errors the Bairian of Newport Beach, inning in a game today (for exam-Angels pulled off the rarest of -stopped on a rrud-channel kelp pie) would have to rest three full gems by turning a triple play patty earlier this wee k and days before going again (that's which started with a fly ball out to decked a 24-pound yellowtail Sunday). . right. a runner caught off first and while Bruce Harrington of In between pitches, as Yankee the third runner tagged out at Huntington Beach hooked into catcher~ Adam Cherry who had home plate. . a 28-pound halibut at Catalina been hit py his second pitched From a nearby handball court Island that ate a live sardine. ball and had been up for nobody a little shaver yelled to the Big bonito moved into coastal knows how many ti.mes to go bleachers: "Mom, Are we win-waters and there have been chase down a ball that went to the Ding?" some big boneheads caught. backstop, there were some No mom turned he! way and it Rich Spriggs of Costa Mesa set sparkling moments on the field. didn't really matter because the the hook on a 10112.pound bonito Nick McCarthy, who ·. just girl didn't bother to wait for an fishing just outside Newport's turned 12 three weeks ago, .answer anyway. Such is the game twin jetties while angling on knockedhi.s--1-0th-home-n.uH>Hh around.the-game.-----board the half-day boaT, Western Pride. OUTDOORS jim . -n1em1ec Rounding out a good week of fishing for the local fleet was a 30-pound white seabass landed by Jim Trapp of Huntington Beach. who tapped the back side of Catalina Island for the big croaker off the stem Qf the Thunderbird. 0 Bay fishing in Newport has really kicked into high gear. Clear water and Light boat pressure bas allowe<:l anglers to work tight spots around docks for good catches of spotted bay bass, a few legal ha!J but and even a couple of keeper white seas bass. Live bail and an assortment • of plastics has accounted for the bulk of the fish being caught m the bay by skilf anglers, float tubers and dock jumpers ...J Sea temps continue to climb in th~ channel and Uus lS a good indication that shark f15hmg should take off before J\ 1emona l Day weekend There are lots of blues holding in clean water about 10 miles off the beach, while thresher and mako shcUk.s are bemg spotted by private boats fishing below the 209 spot. Warm water and lols of bait should comb10e to produce the perfect condit:Jons for a summer of steady action on a vanety of sharks. Most anglers are pracbcing "hook, catch and release" conservation fishmg to ensure a nea:ICify sharK' fiSb ery off Newport NHBA teams heading down the stretch rtin NEWPORT BEACH -Teams were busy making their final moves down the stretch drive in prepara- tion for the playoffs which start this week in the Newport Harbor Baseball Association. BRIEFS ln the Mustang Division (ages 9-10), the Yankees came back with six hits in lbe bottorµ of the sixth to win a thriller over the Cubs, 15-14, and bold on to first place. Colin Callahan, Matt Smith and Don Conway all drove in two runs for the Yankees. Callahan went 3 for 4 with a triple and a home run. Smith and Den-. nis Holland each had two hits while Conway also had a triple. Frank Colbeck put in a fine game behind the plate. In other ballgames: Yankees 14, lWtns, 13 The 1Wins scored eight runs in the top of the six te go up, 13-10, only to watch the Yankees score four • iii the bottom half to claim their second one·run win of the week. Elliot Laurance knocked in three runs for the TWins while Brenden Zimmer and Spencer Pulaski both had triples. --Zimmer also struck o~t four batters in three innings of work. PhiWes 9, White Sox 8 The White Sox got two stand-up triples by Todd ' Dillman and Jesse Forsythe and some sparkling defensive play from third baseman Mark Kidman who caught two balls in short left field a.nd was on the front end turning a double play. Cubs 14, Martnen 4 The Cubs used a 12-attack led by Golbeck, Calla- han and Conway to gain a split of the week's games. .. Colbeck went 3 for 4, Callahan went 2 for 3 and drove in four runs whil~ Golbeck had two singles d.nd two doubles in four trips with two RBI. Callahan and Chris While twned a bases-loaded double play to kill a second-inning Mariner rally. Bronco Division (ages 11-12) Yankee. 8, Marllm 7 The Marlins scored all seven of their runs in the first two innings before the Yankees settled down on defense. Nick McCarthy provided the offense, hitting two home runs - a solo ·shot in the fourth and a three- run dinger in the sixth that tie the game, 1-7 . The Yankees capped the comeback when Geof Gregor scorea the winning run. Yankees 7, Indians 6 The Yankees' Adam Cherry went 3 for 3 and pitched three innings as the Yankees picked up their second one-run win of the week. McCarthy pow- ered out another home run -his ninth ot the year. Peter Dugan turned in a strong performance at short, catching two popups and throwing out six runners in six attempts on ground balls. The Indians' Jarrod Woodard went 2 for 3 and drove in two runs and John Kerr turned in a nifty play by stealing home for the second time this year. Pony DtviJion (ages 13-14) West Yankees 8, East Cardinals 2 The Yankee pitchers returned to form, ~alking only one batter while scattering seven hits:-Chad Smith, Robert Cole and Nick Landsdorl shared the mound duties. The Yanks exploded with 14 hits behind Blake Tippett and Jim Erickson who each collected three hits. Scott Tippett had two hits. Yankees 11, White Sox 4 Landsdorf went 3 for 4 and Scott Tippett had two . more hits in the Yankees' win. Cole pitched five innings, striking out five while walking one, to earn the victory. He got relief help from Blake Tippet and Landsdorf. SCC opens Regional play today at Azusa Pacific The ~them SOFTBALL California College softball team lS just two games away from mak- ing a return trip to the NAJA National Tournament. The 25-21 Vangu'ards, who are seeded third for the Far West Regionals which get underway Thursday at Azusa Pacific, are looking for their second straight trip to the National finals where they finished last season as the No. 3 team in the country SCC Coach Bekki Turner, who has aheady announced this will be her last year at the Vanguard helm, said before the season that her goal is to improve upon every yea.r's firush. "Yes, I guess that means we're looking for a National title,• Turner had said. "There isn't much room for improvement when you are No. 3 in the country.· There's still quite a bit of work to be done, starting with today's first-round game in the Regionals against No. 2 seed Az95a Pad.fie (42-10). Game time is 9 a.m., fol- lowed by top-seed Hawaii Pad.fie (27-10) and fourth-seeded Cali- fornia Baptist (24 -20) at 11:30 a.m. HO OPS Interested participants may still register for the Jason Fergu- son Memorial Three-on-Three Indoor Basketball Tournament, hosted by Fast Action Sports May 18-19 at Costa Mesa High. Adamson falls to second at Laser Trials ~ SAVANNAH. G Ga. Laser SAILIN .sailor Andy Love! of New Orleans has inched past Newport Beach's Nick Adamson at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials with a 1-2 finish in his la!it two starts, grab- bing a two-point lead overall. With seven races under their belts, Lovell has recorded finishes of 1-2-4-8-1-2 With one throwout.; Adamson's finishes are 2-3-1-4-4- 6 with a throwout. Zoelle continues pace DE~~~~:. SOFTBALL ca Zoelle continued her tutting tear going 2 for 3 in Corona's 10-0 loss to Santa Margarita after a 3 for 4 effort agamst Newport Harbor in Sea View League softball Tuesday. SEA VIEW LOGUE s...rt.. ~ 10. ConJfY del,.... 0 Santa Margarita 010 600 3 • 10 9 1 Corona del Mar 000 000 O • 0 S 6 Ja. Farmer and Ju. Farmer; Van Hook and Wills. W -Farmer, 9-4. L • Van Hook. 2-6. 28 · Fenelli (SM), 2. HR · Fenelli (SM). With water temps in lbe higb 60s U apped.rS as if there will nol be a salmon season for Newport Beach. A couple king salmon • were caught in the deep channel off the Balboa Pier in late April, but a lack of 10terest·and the good bite on barracuda and bonito probably means that only an occasional chinook will be "" caught by sport anglers for the remainder of lbe season. a There are big schools of qreezing yellowtail heading north. This outdoor wnter Joined Jim Payne of Newport Beach for a day tnp on the sportfisher "Prowler· runrung out of Fisherman's Land.mg (619-222-0391) on Tuesday CaptdlD Buzz Brizendine headed tus boat to an area about three nules below South Island and the first stop produced 35 yell owtatl in the 10-to 15-pound d ass. After a number of jig stops, in wtuch sardines and blue and white jigs accounted for most of the fish caught, by 8:30 a.m. the re were 7 S tails in the sack. The "Prowler " then beaded up past North Island and jumped on schools of "puddling• yellowtail that bit just about every bait in the wat~r. The last stop, just msid e the Coronado Islands, topped d a good day's hsh.mg which produced 126 yellowtatl Local anglers can look toward a northern movem~nt of yellowtail that should show up under floating kelp paddies and a t the islands as soon as this 1 weekend. Wilb ideal water ~ temps and ple nty of bait, look t9r a steady mcrease in the daily counts for yellowtail. . 0 Good fishing is taking place at Irvine Lake. The nearby fishery has been a good spot to fish for bass, trout, crappie, bluegill and channel catfish. The lak~ level at Irvine is holding and ideal early SllIJll11er water CO,!!Qiti..Qns should pr9vide _ _ anglers with good warm fishing .. m the months ahead. SCHEDULE TODAY • aASOAU. High school COfona del Mar at lrvtne. 3 1 S pm, Newport Harbor at Santa Margarita, 3 1 Sp m., A!rso Niguel a1 Costa Mesa, 3 IS p m L.lguna Beach at Estancia. 315 p m • SWIMMIN<i High school boys and girls· Newport Harbor, Corona def MaJ at CIF OJVrsion I Prehms at Belmont Plaza. Long Beach, 11 a m , Estancia, Costa Mesa at OF 01vrst0n II Prehms at Belmont Plaza, Long Beach. S p m • SOFTIIAU College -Southern C.ilifomoa College at Far West Regionals at Azusa·Pac1fic (fon round vs. Azusa-Pacific. 9 a.m ) High school · Corona del Mar at Irvine. 3· 1 S p m ; Estancia at Laguna Beach. 3 1 S. l.dguna Hills ;at Cost<l Mesa. 3:15 p m .. Newport Harbor at Santa Margarita, 3 1 S p.m 11~Local gynmasts to coJDp(,te at Nationals The event. which will donate proceeds to the Costa Mesd High Scholarship Fund, established m the late Costa Mesa High boys besketball coach's name, will fea- ture play in six divisions, br9ken down by height and ability level, with three games guaranteed each team or three or four players (one substitute). Sunday, May 19th Boys & Girts A handful of gymnasts from the Soulhem California Gym.Max team or Costa Mesa are set to go for national titles Prtday ln Tulsa, Oklahoma. , The leading group includes .Ryan Winterboume, Mike New- nuUl, Ben Newman and Willle lto who qualified by daimioo an. round medal.I at the JunJor Olympic Boys Re9i9n t Champ!· onships held 1n late April at Stan· ford Univerllw. Wmterboume, won the bronze medal in dAu l by p&adng MC• ond ln vault. fourth in floor axer· ·die, filth In Mgi arid IDtb oa the J¥)mn1el hone. Mike Newman Mmed • I sixth in rings. Ishino had a second oo the horizontal bars and a fourth in rings. Ill other Jteglonal events: Chris Thompson was first on parallel bars in ClaJI 2 while Juon Georgiou and Seen Paul Crawford Went third and fifth, ~.in noor exerdM. 'kjiu LAn0o WU fowtb OD tbe vault and mth oo tbe poeonllll --·a-3 (~J2-13t l'UD· ~ ,... ltcirl ~ • tblrd • ...... JN. 0... D•1«rn llrW*4 w--..... ,....._...a-s .... ~ ..... = >.,_... 1.r. 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CorponiMon," _, Ustlltt'&ellttll,dri~OllUUlt~Ony,SllOW!theftirl.llMd ~IN Allef-.iltln tne ~ IRUITIE'S SAi-i Buch-Cotta Mesa Daily NOTICI Publlthtd H1wpor1 Publlahed N1wporl ~~ W. L,e~ Ot 11Mte>r.i ~a dltc\ dllWn Slid "* .. 1M 1N01. tt111 bllOlt Ill Olltt lllCll lrSI OU Al< ~~ln'V "' 1 19 251 00 Pilot Aprtl 15, Mey 2, 9, INVITING a1oa euch-COSll MtN 011ly Beach.Coat• M... Dally ~ CA =. 11111 by • II.alt OI ltdrtll cttdit u --~ or ....,. ... lent"' ci.lt'1tltd llO)"'t ng,-~T A LOA.ff NO: 19915 NOTICI! IS HEA!BY P1to1May9.,1,896 Piiot May 9. t998. '°°"1'811. AulolNttd s.tea Of a t/leC._ Oriwn by I stale 11CD1Ut0tlmplttd. ~ llllt, ~""'C•.,~...:io ~-CA ll'ld vooi AN~~~I• 09C23S 7 5005A2 3 GIVEN ltlll Mai.d propoa· ~2 th345 l.ht ('111117.17211. By: Mt-ledtrii Sl-'"'OS Ind ~n USOCil· l)OSMUIOI\, 01 t~S. s' ~':',.,-..'-. ., !!!• •&48 ftE * 'if. : 0 A A L a 0 H • lh 19 alt fOf furnlthlng all labor, PUBLIC NOTICE rtleal l.opu., As•""'·-·· bon. UV•fl9$ U50C~t·on 01 ..... Clllf1lll encl ........ , """" .. ....n lfjG AGAIN OU ltA'TMERINE PUBLIC NOTICE m•t•rlala, tqulpm•nt, PUBLIC NOTICE 111t,t Oftlcet o.a.d: Alw• uvino• oanli~tlficd in Stet>Oll tJQIWta of 111 Tni&IH ano Of StlUAnl. CA SHOllD OOHTACT A LA CONVltNTIONAL trantportaUon and iuch on•1372111 FlcJlttov•eu.tne.. ~ 1• ~ 11'2. $102 °'int F111anc~ Code IMlht1NSt1t11.-dbyUldDHdet fflt. 1\llTM1 andlliybuSlfllSS .._ .. ..._~ -T.S. No. 20H43 ::;.~-::F ~;~~.~~:~E;~R~\.1~ FJotltloua8ualneta Name Stalenwnt M ,INt ''!r°n:iedi:do~s~ ~Hllllt. to w.t PIUU.11 wMl=m'J'm: and eW~ ~~ wm. • IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TESTING ,OA DOWN· Nam• lt•t•rn•nt The folfowlng ~rsons are $l •• tW e t r intt!tll lheltOl'I from.., .... PATHAK and JAYfSH PATHAK MllldUlll4 ~~ID .. PROPERTY OWNER· PETITION TO TOWN COMMUNITY CEN-Tht following per1on1 ara doing business as; Ntw-PUBLIC NOTICE thin cul't Is 1ete11ttd, the Tl\IS· f.714~ per &Mum u l)IOVl(ltd 1170 Cmt 8!0011. Diamond BM o.ci of.TNll ~~ YOU ARE IN OE FAULT ADMINISTER TEA, wlll be recel\red· by dolrig bualnes9 as: SI. Port iopsld• & Dive. 2600 tee ma~ w~l'told lllt,l&&uancaol 111 salO nott(a) pllliCOIUllCI any CA ' IWll .t.J;..~ Tl\llt IM)f'I' UNDER A DEED OF ESTATE OF: •he City of Costa Mesa et Crohl Shop, 401 Newport NewpQrt Blvd .. 4'211, New· NOT1Ct! ~ ~S l/lt TMIHI Ottd until funds advances W1tn lnttiwst. ESTI· The asselS to be sold ari r O'. 1ltt9W90 Rmlnlld an TRUST. DATED MARCH 16, CASSIUS M. UHLIO ttte Office of th• City Cletk, Center Or., Suit• 9802. Port Beach, CA 92tS63 MUI UNDIR DUO °". become avail3ble to the payee or MATEO TOTAL DEBT destllbedin general as tunvllHt, 8mi992 • lnltNfnd No 92. 1994 UNLESS YOU TAKE aka CASSIUS M . 77 Fair Drive. Coata Mesa. Ntwpon Beach, CA 92660 Barry Waller Kruger, 2fl00 =-fllle 4~71...= tndoliee as a matter of right. h1U71.11 The beneflCiaty fill!UrtS ICJJJQmlnt. stock 1n 1S1U9 o1 Olfioll l'IOCW'dl ti h ACTION TO PROTECl UHLIG, JR., •ka Calllornla, until the hOYr ol Croix Knltt, Irie .. (Cahlor· Newport Bllrd., Newpor1 A.JI .::_,othtf.o.a.-11243 Said sale will bt made, but under said Ottd Of TNSt l'ttmo-trtde. • traoename, goodwtU, ~ol Illa Oll.dY Aloofdll of YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY JACK UHLIQ 10:00 a.m.. Morida~, M•y rite), 401 Newport Center Beach, CA 92663 · w'ithOUt covenant or wanantv eJtCU1tC1 w dtliW/td to Ille 1, ............. im""'~-nts teas• 0:1.df. calfolM. 9ld BE So 0 AT A PUBLIC ,. Thi• buslnesit I• COfl· YOU ~ '"DE'AULT UH-. "' ............ ... ...... ~ • ' __ ...,. ... Nola ol DllllAI L CASE NO. A 1B2424 20, 1996, at whtc lime Or., St•. 9802, NewpQrl ~ D8t A DEED ~ 1YtUST tJCl)reSS onmplied "Qan1lng trtle. pders1Gfiecl a wntttn OtcWltlon ~I ""'~"IO 5ll ._,. SALE IF YOU NEED AN tttey will be operied pub· Beach, CA 92660 ducted by: an Individual """TED"'----~ 1•• 1--· 005HSSIOn or encumbrances, to Otlautt Ind Demand'°' Sall. and"' toullcl It 1040 !NM ~::-'1•11..,JOm. ~ EXPLANATION OF THE To all tteui. benollclortes, hcly and read aloud In the Tttls buslries1 ts cori· Have you startea doing !'::.-•,__you..,T-.... 1 ~....:...."'!!1ubsfy Ille1ndebteclnos secured and a Wlltlln Hollce of Offlllfl AYer.it Newport Beach. CA No ...... ~.1"o'J! aJ _, NATURE OF THE PRO· creditors, conllngenl credi· Council Chambers. Seeled ducted by: a corpQrallon business yet? no ~O --y~ -~ oy uid Deed, ldVjncts llltrtun· and EleCOOll to Sd. Tiit undtf' 92660 ~w.i 511 an 05fl0tl • CEEOING AGAINST YOU, lors, nnd persons who may proposals shall beer ttte ~pe of Business: rellll Barry Kruger ,, rnv'"""' ""'"rn.,...., o '" IN S1 ·o o --"'--,..,.,Hiii YOU SHOULD CONT ACT A 01herw1se be inleresled in • , Thia statement was hied l!KTY IT *Y IE SOLD AT er, wi.. tre IS PRWI e SIQned tlllSed Uld Notict ol Tl1e busUllSS lllme used ov .. .-.a IO ........... _, Or LAWYER ttte w111 or es1ate, or bottt, 11\le of b'~dedwoibk and ~;;'e A•gla1ren1 hes riot, yet with the Courity Clerk of A ~ aALe. • YOU lllert1n, and the unp~ Pf\l'ICIPal Otfaul 11111 EltCCIOn ID Sd to Ill tne seller It 11111 IOUbOO is 300 E.111 O\IOllltl\00 • ~~:.......; On MA y 16, 1996. el ol CASSIUS M UHLIG aka o ttte ·' er ul rio o er b~un lo transact bus MSS Ora""e Cou ly on 4 .,,.. ""' NEED AN E<rl.ANATIOH O(S ba~ of the Note ~eC\11'!0 by rtCOnltd NI Ille ,.,...-,, wtlttt !he IMAGES HAl.LMAAA S!g8, CA • 10 00 " ... ~ I 0 Oo A M ' CAL·WESTERN CASSIUS M UHLIG JR d1st1rigurstt1ng marks. Ally under the !1c1111ous bl.Isl· . ... u~n983ea 1843 THE NAT\JRE °' THE PM>-UICI Deed 11t1tll tnttrut the"o" as rut PfOPtllV IS~. Dated: Tiie IMCIC)llt(I oatl of the ~ to .... ~ ~ '; RECONVEYANCE CORP .• ft aka JACK UHLIG ' • bid received after the MIS riam• or riames listed CftDING AGAINST YOU p!VYlded In Uid Nole lees •-ll l~ 1111 F ..... ,....._ salt1raMltr IS ~ 211 1996 II ~}~-' .. ,...._.co:= M A PETITION has been scheduled ctoslrig time tor herein. Dally Pilot May.9, 16, 23. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A Clla nd 'o1 ne ..... .., ot -•"""' .• !he ofl ol 8~AOW·ESCAOW _money... ..._. Caillornia corpora11on as filed by DOROTHY 0. lhe receipt of bids shall be Croix KM•. tnc., Samuel 30 1996 , lh340 tees a expenses I mioon: Mon-frl 8.00 AM to 5.'00 ice II ~*:::, ........ duly appo1n1ed trusteo UHLIG en l"e Superior re1urned to bidder un· P. Shea • Secretary • · LAW't'Sl Notice II l'leftOy tnistte and tilt wsts created by PM (619)590-9200 CAL· COWl'NIY, 501 Plltctnttr Onvt IO n rO# Dy If "* Uld under and pursuan1 10 " " pened 11 shall be the sole Thi 1 1 1 m d PUBLIC NOTICE giwn that U .S.. Trust Deed saod Deed of TNsl Dated: WU1UN RKOINEYAMCE SMlll AN CA 92705 Deed cl Trust " .. ~ Dcoa or Trusl recorded Colirt ol Cahlorn1a Counly 0 · · "' , s s a omon wos e Hllwor1I. a Callfornla Corpe>-04'1"1116 SERRAHO RECON· c-r 1Mc c .... u..:.. c:-. H'IS bulk salt 1s subted to ~" '8d County•~~ c or ORANGE · responsibdlly ""-lhe bidder with the County Clerl< of Flctltlou• Bualne" ration, 11 trutae, Ol IUCCM-VEYANCE COMPANY is Sii ,.':::.;.:::: ~1'"":..."=' )::,",:;,__ Cahlonu lMllotm Commeroal ~andW!"~ ........... '(rfM{ ~oAn 9~.022i"1c159941nasbo'nos~. THE PETITION requests 10. see. thal htS bid 11 re-Ornnge Coun1y ori 4·25-96 Nam'• Statement IOf trutee. Of~ ? ~""" o. ...... R rJ ................. ~' ....,... ..... ~· Code~~on61062 _.._ __, ..,_ ., ittal DOROTHY 0. UHLIG cel'oled tn proper time. 19983081302 • 1lllS/rt1, .. ,,_ tv•tfPf111c: N • 9004 8y. l'lfa Dllllels ._.. The property eddi'dl 9ld °'* page ol Ollictal Records 1n be appomled as personal A set or Bid Documents Dally Pilol Moy 9, 16• 23• The lollowlrig persoris are tnnlM pursuant to the Deed Suitt 2870, ltwrnrJile. CA 91706 AutltONfd. S9Wn rlllSlef M so suflleCt Ille rwne atlCl OOll!lllCrl dlmgl..,, If ,,.,,, c1,. 1he olf1ce of ltte Counly R&-. may be obtained at ltte Of· 34 dolrig busiriess as: ASN cl TN« U«Uted by Ttt· (818)856-4858 (8(){))22'· 18'9 Salt Offic« · ~ss of tilt person willl whom ,.., Pf\1P.8J1Y dllac.d ..,. 11 coraor of ORANGE Coun1y represontallve 10 adminis. lice ol the City Engineer, 30, I 996 ttt 4 Consultlrig. 2796 Harbor ranc;e K. Phllllpt and ~. (Clld Only) By: Kim K1utman, • &t 3022 C24HM d•ms ~ be !tied is RENEE IUDcirtld IO be. 525 H1r11ar ~ S1a10 or CALIFORNIA ex-~~n:tte eslate 01 ttte deco· 17 Fatr Drive. ~osta MeH, PUBLIC NOTICE Blvd., Suite 395, Costa ~ H. PhllllPI. hTusblnd endR AsstS/"11 Sterolvy CZ43514 4. Sil. 5'9, ~&. 1996 CARTER I RUBY BISHOP BUA· lad ~ Beldl.T C CA~ oculed by KATHERINE THE PETlflONS requests Cal1tornla. upon rionrefund· Mesa, CA 92626 ""' a1 Jolnc' lllOarU • 25 s-2191996 PUBLIC NOTICE ROW ESCROW COWPAHY 501 Theunderaanad T.,,.. __ .,. CARLSON, AN UN MAR· the docedonrs wm and abl~ paymerit of S6.00. An FlcUtlou1 Bu1lneH Alan S. Nixon, t555 Mesa COlded °" 12'3111~1 11 In-' Panicenter Onve Si ntl Ana CA llff MD*ty ror tnt "'°'"' ... °' RIED WOMAN cod1c11s. it an~, be admitted add1llonal charge o! S3 00 Na me Statement Verde Drive. East #31B. ~ No. :-= !, PUBLIC NOTICE &crew No 000115HRC 92705. Ind 1111 iast Clay for ht1nQ ~~rty ~~lltd,:: WILL SELL AT PUBLIC 10 probate .. e Will ~nd must be lncl.uded 11 ttan-T"a following persons ore Costa Mesa. CA 92626 -age -NOTICE TO C"i:DITORS 0 UL cJ111ns slllll be u~ 27 1996 .......... 'o1 ...... AUCTION TO HIGHEST " -· " Thi cords In Che omct ol tM loan 93·0593312/00NLE "" Fe Kw'"~" 1s ..... DuSt:::'ss """"before' ~ .'.~ ..... ....._:::. any codicils ore available died by mail. Bid Oocu· doirig business as: Crea· s business Is con-county "8conStr al Of: SALi "'"'' u.. "" ....,. .. _.. --"' __.., BIO OE R F 0 R CASH· for examine hon in lhe file men ts and other contract ture Comforts, 2547 E. ducted by: ari Individual county c.Hfot'nla and~ Other 51706·5 File SU01 CCS (SECS 6104 1105 U.C Cl the sate date specit1eo 1b0ve tli:ured by Ille propsty 1D be di g:A~' ~~ ~ sfA~t ~~ k~~tEby ~~M?o~ reques1s ~~~~~~lst~ar,r,\~~ ~T '~K~ ~;~~febble Ln., Bre;i. CA b~~Y~es~oYueJ?s~e~e:.1.~~lrig rn tO the NotlCe al o.. ~fu~1ee~3~;:·~~derN~':o ~l NOTICE IS HEREBY Ot:..e~ ~~~~' 81il~ t.JRESH ::.,:..°':d•~.,.cx;: CN ~ETCI ~ N AO~A\~t~ N9K y ~ auihority 10 admin1s1er ttte Clly Clerk of th~ City of Kaeo Edward Milker. 2547 Alan S. NbcQ(l ault end Electlon to Se4I rust You are 1n Oelaull under a Clbdtl!>rs of 111• wtll'lln na PATHAK. JAY£SH ' PAHIAK, ollhe ntlel r,mi °'"ti l'IOllC8 ST ATE on FEO'"nAL esiaie under lhe lndepen· Costa ~esa. B•d Docu-e. Sandpebble. Ln .. Brea, This statement was med th«eunder ree«decl deed ol lrusl oaied August 30. seller tllal a bulk.sale is about to Buyer(s) al Slit~ 1. 41. 8145_. add!- ... dent Admlnislration ot Es· men1s will not be malled CA 9262 l with ttte County Clerk of OM>111998 In Boo1! -, Page 1993. unless you take action lo be maoe ot the assets descnbed IUhllOW ESCROW COMPAHY lion 10 calh. !he T= an ::C CREDIT UNION o n A uuos Aci (This auittorlly unless ltte addillonol S3.~ Jessica Cutttors. 9822 Orange County on 5·7·96 -. 11 lnafrument No. prolect your prooeriy.11 may be below 5dl ParlanterOnoe 1Cllhlers~1 ci-* d.'Wln.., ~~A\~K on°~:cfE~ALB~A:. wlll allow ltte personal rap· chaa;;cent.ls Included w11tt Santiago Blvd .• VIiia Park, 19963882529 96-385207 al said OfT\cllll sold at a put.he sate ti you need The names and IA!s1ness Santi Ana CA ~706 °' lllllanll,;;;;. ad i.ncn o(i 1r:as ANO LOAN AS roson1a11ve lo toke many PEY h bid h II b d CA 92667 Dally Pilot May 9, 16, 23. Records, wtll Sell on an exp1Jn.:111on of lht nature ot ad<lrisses Of the seller are NewpoftBeith·Cosu Ml!sa :,:-:-iby • ~ f:l tldlt1I --... • ac11ons w11hout court ap· ac 5 a 0 ma e Ttt1s business is con-30. 1996. th339 06121119M lit the Nolth front Ille proc.;eoing aga1ris1 you you AMIRA HERMAN. 92n Jeronimo CN363564 844QllAC Mly 9 1996 WM9' Sid b9I ~. ;,,,..IA TION, SAVINGS AS· on the Proposal form d cted by· a general part enllance to the COunCy should contac1 a lawyer Nctice Road, #103, IMne. CA 92718 · =8ADCltllOl1 r:1 ~' '** SOCIATION. o n SAVINGS prov;il Before taking cer· stteets P-1 through p.g n~rshi · • PUBLIC NOTICE Ccuthouae 700 CMc: c.n-" hereoy vi~~n 1oa1 BEC Trus The Loe.non 1n Calllonu of PUBLIC NOTICE ""'Secllan 510rol ,. ~NK SPECIFIED IN SEC· tnin 1101Y importanl actions. provided in the contrect H P d I ttf Drive West Santi Ana, Oeeo sirvice A Oe1Jv1are the Chief execubw olhce ol the ill.oel O:lde 9ld alflonllld 10 TIO/II 5102 OF THE FINAN· however. ltte personal rep· documents and shall bo ave you. tarte dong Flctltlou• Bualn•H CA at 1:00 P.M. at publlc Corporat1~1 as aruslee or setter is (" same as abOw· do bu1NU'" !hi II* 111 "' CIAL CODE AND AU THO· rPSl'nlllllve will be required accompanied by a cerlllied bJusinoss yet No Name St•t•m•nt auction to the hlghe.t bid-SU""*SSOI •,ruSILe or SU"St11u1e~ so state ) Same NOTICE TO ALL INTEflESTED ....,.. ..... otli. ,.., ~ "'Z£D TO DO !!USINESS to 91vo no11ce to in1eros1ed . ess1ca Cuttters ..._. 1 ._ .... ( ~ ...... _ ... _ ....... • " ., p Ill ES __, .. T""* ~ -··"""' ''' poisons unless tttey ttave or cashier 5 ctteck or 8 bid Ttt1s statement was tiled The lollowlng persons are ._. ,,. .....,, pa, _ _.. .... lruslfe curs.iant to lhe deed ot As l1sltel !JV the seller. all othe A I __,,_.. ol IW Trudie"• o.d ~EL'fOHI~ T ~~~T~t~~;N~~ w.:11ved nohce or consented 0bo1 nt~e'oarmriooutnltes0s1 ',~aen 1b0fd% w11tt ttte County Clerk of doing business as: Per ma-~ ~ ultUnlllned~· money) trust uecurea ~v Robert Donley IA!srness names and a<IO"S$es OF THE TERMINATION OF THE ~ ~becolllS ,.... IO h h d 1 ) " " 11 • Ornngo County on 3 2().96 FleK, 1115 1/2 W. Bey Ave .• "" u... .....HI, ah a mar114!0 ma~ as his so1e and used ov tne setter wiu.n "'"e RECflVIllSHIP OF _ _...._ • 1 r111111r of TO THE OnAt~CE CITY 10 1 0 propose ac ion made payable to tho City • Newpon Beach. CA 92663 r1ght. tltte and lritertst con-sep3r•te 01op~r"' r-or~eo on V'"'-befO"" ...... "•tt su·k 11s NORTH AMERICA SAVINGS I 11¥8 ~~ .... -'-.... HALL JOO EAST CHAP· Tile tndopondont admm1s· I Cosla Mes No o-19983077295 ve)'ld l ~ hetd by II " -•• "'" u ""''• ,. u"' -~· ngnt .-,, _ --"--r.i~Ui AVC:NUC: onANGE 1ra11on autttori1y will be oposal ""all beac.on•ldePr'ed Daily p,101 April l8, 25. Mnrk Edward Lynch. 1115 ° """* 09/01/1993 ;is nsuument no wasse111ordellvertcllOthebuye LOANASSOCIATION#7577 ldloul ~ or ~ 9 anled nless an nter -" • 112 W. Bay Ave , Newport undtf said o..d ol TN!.!!! 93·0593312 m lloo~ oage ot al! (Nnone so state) None COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA uinu ~ lrnpiad l'8Qa'dflQ *· -UrOA~ .. aA a I righL 1.110 ' u I I 1 .: unless accompanied by May 2. 9. l996 th317 Beach, CA 92663 the pn>pefty situated In_, o11tciat •t·:oro~ 1n ane Olhce ol T""" n•-• ..... Dusi~ss NOTICE IS HEREBY GMN 11\at poaawc1t1 « ~. 1D Jnd ,n101ost conveyed 10 csted person i es an Ou-such cashier's check LC T T f b County and StMe heftlnat '"' ·-·~ .,.., "" 5*fvte~w-=indti, .i<..:I uow hColcJ lly ,1 under 1oc11on 10 the pe1111on and castt 01 bidder's bond • PUB I NO ICE h s ustness IS• con. fUll -the coun:y r~;orJtr ot Orange addresses of the buyer al'! SAAD the Federal Depos.1 lnSuranc:e sed ~ ~ ,..._ said Deed 01 Trusl •n lhe snow good -cause why 1tte No · bid sttall be consid· dueled by: an Individual ~: M more . Y counrv Ca 1lorn.a ano oursuan B SABA. 9282 Nancy Stl!et Corl)O(lbon ( FDIC · 1 as Re· ~ .nweit • ~ '-1'. P•otieriv SiluJ'.:d ,11 said court sttould not granl 1tte ered unless 1115 made ori a Flctltlou1 8u1lne11 Have you started doing T TM on said = ot to tno notv ot default a'ld Cyl)l'tss CA00630-33l8 ce.ver of Norlll Amenta s~nos ~the ~•CCIII b*a d Co unty_ ano SIJlu de o1AutttHorE1AlyRING on l"e ei·i· blank proposal form fur-N•m• St•t•mant busmess yet? YJIS 5.5.95 ;::.~ Pfopelty IM i..~ election to wt <hereunder re· lhe assets ID be sgjcl are & Loan AssoaaDon Cosla Mesa lhe Hole Dy sed DIM 111111 1 _ .. p The followlng persons are Mark E. Lynett 8 COIMIOfl '""--corded 1)1 , 711996 "' boe>k Oe5'nt>ed in genellll as lumture CaMom1 tile Receiver ilWesl hlWI • Pf'Ollldld 11 l8d scr• ,od "5 OE 11on will be held on MAY nished by ttte City 01 Cosla doing business as: Tech· This statemenl was hied lion, It any, al tht rut Pf~ page. :.s 11strumtn1 no· 96 flXllJr?S eQU•""""nt tradename intends to termnate its receiver· Nole lees.= 8'ld ~ A5 COMPLE Tr L 'f • Mesa and Is made m ac· 2000 8 T Wtltt lho County Cieri\ of et1y delC11bed above lt 0:>3530 I S' d II 1 d ....... 1 ..... ol lhe l'UCIS c:r.-s SCn1BEO IN SAID OE.ED 3DO. 1979603. lat 1 "d45pm34tn1 cordance w1ltt the provf. nology • 1 ectt· 0 Ba o ~I o IClol l•COI s 'nvtntOl)I goodwill SlliP IOI Said tnsbtubon '"' llw ll\ISlel 0 O" rnusr ep1 oca10 al sions 01 itte Proposal re· nology. Irvine. CA 92718 range County on 4·22·96 purported to be: 2801 ~ \Ylll srit on 05.16/\9% JI In Tile and al'! louted It 9272 Ftdtrill SJV!nQS i nd L&n Insur·~ Deed ol Tnnt mo ttie sl•t·~i .iddiess and Ttte C11y Drive Souttt. Or· quiiemants. John L. OeV11es. 71477 Sa· 19903680878 lhort Drive Newport Beec • Fron1 01 lte r1.1fipoles Al The Jeronimo Roi<! ,_103 INlne C ince CorporJOOll ( ·FSLIC ) 1996 ~o 011, •• , common de~igt1Jtion ange. CA 92668 Eactt bidder must have a ttara Ad , Rancho Mirage, Dl11ly P1101 May 9, 16, 23. ? ~I "':!'i:ndel~~ M~in f totry Arla o Tne Placen-92718 · was aopo.nted as "ctlver lo ~ • Roed ~· '' ilny ol 1110 ie.11 p1opo11y IF'" YOU OBJECT TO lhe Class "'8" General Building CA, 92270 30. 1996. 'ltt341 rullee IC s any Ila Crv.te C~n1t1 401·411 E The llusiness name u td'by Non~ Amenta Savi119s & Loi n lnMncf• CA 91706 1118) • t!Csc11lled above is pur· gran1,1dng ot tttc pe1111on, you license and also prequall· James E. Bolman _72078 ~for~~~·~ Charan A\e Pl.lcentla, CA a Irle seller at !Nt locab~n is Assoc,auon on JUne 6 1988 ano 4M8 (800) 227-18'9(C.W Dnilll ~d to be 2916 IRVINE sttou appear at ttte hear· fled as required by law. Corporalo wr Thousand PUBLIC NOTICE ~ommori dekign.ttlon, ;h~o n~~s~t g.~~~ a~g:·o~~~SKYLARJ<ORAPERYCLEANERS pursuant IO 12 use FS1821C1a(a) By o..,.c... A~ s.-. ~NU E • N r w PO n T ;~~1,0~~d 0, s~~~ w~~li:;n ~g: T-he City Council of the ~11~~5• ~~sT~o!: Is con. Pursuant to IRS Regula· It any, lhown herein. The (payable JI 1118 ume 01 sate in , Tl1e anucipated elate ol the (5) FDIC sutceeoeo l as tsy.!1102.09.16"96 A· 42871 tlt:ACH. CA 92GGO City ot Cos1.11 M.Qsa re· lions. Schwab Foundation total amount of tht uripald l.1w1ul money 01 the Untied satmnsler is May 28, 1996 a receiver on A1Jgus1 10 1989 Tile l'he undersigned Tru~leo fOClions wlltt lhe court be· serves ttte rigtt1 to reject ducted by· a limited part· Io c at e d a 1 3 3 6 5 E, balance of tht obligation se-Stuttis) J't ri~n~. ~lie and tnler· lhe othce ot BURAOW ESCRO receive~ has comp1e1eo d1;c1111ms any lnb1hly for lore tho ttoaring Your DP· an or all bids nershlp M" I A SI 200 ..,. b t'-· t ....... » COMPANY 501 Pa"'"'"nter On"" ltQU1dauon ot •ts assets The -y incorio•·tiiR•s ol 1110 penranc(I may be In person Tye Coniracto. 1 shall com· Have you started doing era omo ve.. e. • cur..., Y ,,.. propetty o ..... est conv•yed lo and now lleld · '""" n , Y• • ~ "' h 1 7 Ariahelm. CA 92806 Is IOld and reasonabie est._ by it 1111aer 5310 oeed ol trust m Sant.a Alla. CA 92705 Rece111er has also comp1e1te1 ~et address Jr,eJ oitter 01 by 6 our anorney · ply wlttt ttte provisions of bus riess yet "0 mokirig ttte December 31, mated coats, u,,.nMt and the property 511ua1ed 111 said lhls ~lk sale 1s sut>iect to p,Jyment ot l)IOvtn df!OOSJIOr and 000 MOITIJAllES • cbminon dosig•litlion, '' IF v u ARE A CREDITOR Sechon 1770 to 1780 in· John OeVries 1995 tax relurn available adVances ac CM time ol the county and s1a1e Mre1nallerCahfornta Urvfonn Commertral credllOr C111ms to tne elCtent ally shown herein °1 a coniingent creditor 01 clus1ve. ol tho California Tttls suilemont was llled for public Inspection be· INtlal publicMlon o# the ~ described As more par1Jcul3rly Code Secbon 6106 2 permned !JV a11a11D1e funds in NClf'IC YWW S:ud Slllo YGll t.e oi.1'141. lhe dece.ased. you must file Labor Code' ttto preva111rig-wilh tho Coun1v Clerk 01 tween· ttte business hours tka cJ SM II: ""·"'·"· descnbed in aeeo lJt1rUStTeT • -w-so suoiecl !fie name crnd accortt1ncewittllaw ~ MmMOIUAL MM bJ.11 wilhout coVl'nanl or ~~~r me~~·~ c~p11ytt 1~h::,ecop~~ ra1e and sca'te of wages es· 0!arigo Co1~n9ty9o3ri994•138().0986 or 8'00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M In llddltlon to cash. the enced ~erein AP IW 932·58· aodress ol tne person with whom Based upon Ille IO"OOtllO Ille cemett<Y. Mortuary •v.'m aniy. e•prcss 01 un· ' • tabl1stted by the City of Please contact Arl Schwab. Trustee will' ec:cept a ca-180 The property address aria ciams may Ile hied 1s RENEE Recttwr nu oetermnecl anat tne Chapel • CnmatOfY P(Je.d. regarcM9 lollo, pos sonal dreprcsentattve ap· Costa Mesa, wtt1ch are on Dally Pilot May. 9, l6, 23. Director at '714),572-9463: shief'1 check drawn on a otl'ler· common desonnabon. 11 CARTER I RUBV BISHOP, BUR· tonDl\leO eioStence o1 tile l'!-~ss1on. cona1t1on or on pointo by lhe court within rite with tt\I City Clerk of 30, 1996 lh338 P bll h>' d N "' SC hi II II c.1,1mbrancos including tour mori1tts from the dale ltt C 1 ol C ta M u s e e wpo rl It* Of natJonal barik. • any ol tile •eJI property oe· ROW E ROW COWPAN'f 501 ceivers P Wt seM no use u tees. cttarnos and ex· of first issuance of ttte tel· aned s~Yalt 0 1 _ _.eo11s penlleltsi'eas: PUBLIC NOTICE Beech-Costa Mesa Daily .check dmlln by a stat• or sertll8o abo~e 1s ou1ported 10 Palleenter Onve Santa AN CA l)J'POSI CooseQUenay nonce is " 1ers as provided l(I section " "'' PiJbt May 9. 1996. lecMlal credit urilon or a be 11 tanalab Court Newoor 92705 and tne last csay tor h~no given lhllt the "tt1wrs11tp sllall penses 01 the Trustee nnd 9 oo f c f · p prescribed therein for non· Flclltloui Busln•H th350 chedl ~-by a IUI• or Beaco CA 9:>660 Tl'le under-Claims s~ be May 24 1996 be termnateCI IO be eflttew no ·ol the trus1s creaicd by 1 c ltte T nit 0'"1~ r;: compliance of said Codo. ladtfal saving.a and loen a• sioned lf11s:te oiscl.l•ms any 11ic11 1s the business clay before sooner Ulan thiny days 11111 me 9;)Jd Doed 01 Trusl. 10 pay bate 000 he time 0' ti· MARY ELLIOTT Dep N•m• Stetement PUBLIC 110TICE aoc:laUon, 11•.i....s assoc!-hab1:1"' lcr a~v mcorrectness of ........ e .... A s,,.,..1, .. 0 •bo"" "••e ot tras Notet • I"" ""f'SOl'I me 1emJ1n1ng prtnc1pal mg claims Wiii flOI expire I • Th• l0Uow1ng persons ere " .".,, ., ""' -"""' ... -.. • "' -. ., .... s.ums ot ltto nole(s) se· before lour months from uty City Clerk, City of doing business as: For· ----------atlon 01 UV!nQI bank Ille prcpt•ty 3'3dress and ol/ler Dated .Ai>lll 30 19116 wsnes to ObJeclto Ille lerml\Ron cured by said Deed ol 1he ttearing date no11ced Coat• Mesa. lross Mortgage, 4570 Cam· ~E Of' :TEE'S lfl«ltled In Section 5102 al common ~.s'inatian. 11 any AAIJ B SABA. &yer(s) ot the receiwrslltp SI/Ch otiiec~on Tt~t 10 wit S226 312 58 Gbove Published Newport pus fE'"' lllawport Beach, UNDER Of the Financial Code •nd au-sho"'n 11•'••1 int 101.11 amount BURROW ESCllOWCOMPAJff musl Ile ma 1n wn•no lllO sent . YOU MAY EXAMINE lh c TRUST F.lle: •2442'-4t thoriled to do bulineH In of l~a "''D~·d llJ:Jnce or ane "'1 ,,. ....... _,on-w.1111n u.ny ,...,. OI Ille clllt ot ..... th inleresl !hereon horn e Beach·Cosla Mesa Daily A 9 660 Loan: ~ otn.f: lhl• .ute. In the event t~n-obl"'Jl•On s~rurPt1 tly tne PICO· s":'_'"~~"CA,.,. ,..,, ~ .... S No~ce _to, • .,,.,..llll 0epo"'I 11 01 94 111 6 625~ per tile kept by the court. II you Pilot May 9 15 1996 Hoang Nguyen, 190 York· 62301'3 kP Number· than sh I .., ., •• ,.,.. ""'' "' • '~"" ... al'lium as provided m sa'd are 11 person 1ntereS1ed 1n ' · Th343 lown Ln , Cos11 Mesa. CA 052_171~ YOO AAE. IN oe: der other ca s ac:· eriy •c r~ SOIJ and reasonaol<> NewPQft Beacl'l-Costa Men lnsurince Corporaoon Anenoon nole(s) plus cosl and any Jht estale, you may file ~2626 F.\ULT UNDER A DEED Of cepted the Trustee may rst1ma!ed costs u penses and CN36737• 81~ May 9 !9116 Lany Lollmeter "Mart Stop J·912· a<i11ances w1ttt •nt~re~1 ES· w11tt the court a formal Re· PUBLIC NOTICE Oav•d Cerlngal. 1921 N. 'mus wtthhold the Issuance ol the aovarx.cs ~1 tne time ol lhe inti a 90 PO Box 75-49 Newpon rJ.A.1ATED TOTAL DEBT quest for Special Notice of Maple Ave., Cos1a Mesa, UST, DATED 12/t/89 UN-TNllM'• Deed unt.H furod1 ouo1ic:i1to~ o! lh• noaiee ot SH PUBLIC NOTICE Beacn CA92658-75"4g S253.875 09 ttte filing of an lnvenlory NOTICE OF CA 92627 LESS YOU TAKE ACTIOH become avalLlblt to the IS 5361 3'.l9 J;.>• is toe total No objec~ons to tile termna· fhe benol1ClJry undor and appraisal ol estate as· AVAILABILITY OF This business tS cori· TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· PIYff Of endOISH IS a mat· deOt hC•.rv.t ine Otnelicia Escrow No. 0001140IRC 1>011 of thf ttceivtrslllp Wiii be '010 Deed or l rust herolo· sots or ot ony pehtion or ANNUAL REPORT ducted by: joint venture ERTY rT MAY BE SOlD AT A let al rlghl Said sale wilt~ has J9ree~ '0 accepl a deli· MOTICE TO CllEDfTORS OF I ULK conSJC!ef!d wlllcn art not senl lore execulcd and dohv· account as provided in Pursuant to Secllon Have you started doing PUBUC SALE. IF YOU made, but wtthollt covenon c1~ncv D•O Jpp1ox1mately SALE wilhtn ttlts ameframe ered lo ttte undersigned a section 1250 ot ttte Cahlor· 6104(d) ol ttte Internal Rev· business yet? no ~T~J:e~~ ~ or warrlnty, Hpr~tS or Im· S322 884 71) .1n add11too lo cash (SECS. 6104, 1106 U.C.C.) Dated Mly 9 1ggs •w1111en Ooclarat1on ot Oo· n1a Proba1e Code. A Re· enue Code, notlco is Hoang Nguyen c~ AGAINST V~ pll@d reg11d1ng title, posses-tne trume.r11ol accept J c.sst11er s NOTICE IS HEREBY Qtve~ to ~EDERAL DEPOSIT INSUR- fa\Jlt and Oem.:ind tor Sale. quos1 for Special Nolice hereby glveri that ttte an· This staiemerit was hied YOU SHOULD CONTACT ;., lion or encumbrances, to check ora1in on a Slate or na~ creditors ol tne wtthn named ANCE CORPORATION as Re· a'c1d a wrillen Nohcc ol De-form 15 available from the nual report for lhe calendar wlltt ttte County Clerk or LAWVEl't Notk:e I• hefeby aatlafy the lndfllledneu .. llonat bJnt J crieck drawn by aajsttler th.ti a bulk sate 1s abOul to ce111er of Norlh Amenci Sa111~s & •~ E s It court clerk o co 1 0 5 3 96 cured by said DMd, ad· SIJ,te or fa:lt•at credll union or ..... C •u\>ll and 1ot11on 10 o · year 1995 of the VINTAGE range un Y n • • given that Verdugo ~rvke vancaa the1tunder, wittt check dtJv.n by s:aie 01 lederalrbe maoe ot 111., assets descnbed Loan Assooanon ost.a u Tlle unders1gnod "c:iused Allorney for t he P•tl· BMW HOUSE: private touri· 19983682252 CQfPOratlon, a California inllfast as provided therein, savings and 1030 association. bet~ Caltlomta 'all;f Nol1co ol Oelaull and Uonar: dallon, Is available at lls Dally Pilot May 9, 16, 23. Corporation, as truste., Of and the unptkl prlnclptl bll· savings assoc1Jhon or savings rie names ana ous1ness Larry Lohmtter ~l•on 10 Soll 10 bo ro· GEORGE J.B. COTE, principal of lice durtrig regu· 30, 1996. tl}337 suece.uoc trustee, or subSU-ance °'the Nott secured by bank specilitd'" seclion 5102 0~aoo"sses or Ille seller are JUL· Termnnons OePinment c:01.dod 1n lhe couAly wh!!1e ESQ., (CSB180125), lar business hours for lri-PUBLIC NOTICE tutedtn.tsteepl.Wsuanttothe said Dftd with lrittfut the nrianciJI roae and author· !AN SOLOMONS and HELEN IMne.Cal1fonu ttte 1eal properly is localed ATTORNEY AT LAW specllon durin9. regular Deed al Trutt eucuted by thlfeon as provided In said tltd 10 00 l!IJSllless "' lhlS state SOLOMONS. 1().4() tN ne A11enue Newpon Beith·COSl.a Mesa ,FOR SALES INFOR· 5 1 4 O BIR CH ST.: hours by any c111zori who PUBLIC NOTICE Ckun lnvutment.a. a Call-Note, lees. eNrgt.t Ind ex· in t~e event lender ofher than Newoort Buen CA 92660 CN365023 7Sn Mly g 16 23 PIEia IELLMOADWAT Mortuary• Chapel Cremation 11 o Broadway Costa Mesa M2·9HO tt..OWtlt When Words Are Not Enough "Speelallzlng fn SympaLhfl Flowus~ 2983 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa MAT I 0 H : Mon ·Fr I FIRST' FLOOR, NEW· requests It w1tttln 180 days The ennual return of the romta General Pattnenhlp pense1 of the trustte arld cash is O.:Cf p1ed the tr us le Tile l otabon in Cal1loma of 1996 8 :00am to 5 :00pm PORT BEACH CA after the dale of ttt11 publl· Pacific Mutual Foundalion rtcMded on 1217181 u In-the trustl cralted by said maywi1111101ainaissuanceottl'le .----------------------------.. l~J9) 590·9200, CAL· 92e•o ' cation. Is available. at ttta address ~-P'r.No_.ol~~ DHd al Trust. We art It· 11ustee's oeeu until lunds be v The foundation's p11ric1pal -...-........ _ ·~ t pei t o1•~ d bf le "~STERN RECONVEY· Published Newport office. is located at 15901 flOted below. for inspection cords In ol'flce ol the em ng o c ""'"' a e . me ava11<1b to the payee o .U.CE CORP., 525 e.at Beactt·Costo Mesa Daily CLASSIFIED ~~~1,~~ b~o~~elclll~~~in:~~ County Rtcordef ol Ofarige ~i:::..:r:=::!.= :u~ .n~oor~~~ a.sWlri :"%~~ 'h~. lbTn Streat, P.O. Box Pilot May 2 3 9 1996 1rs the resource you 90 requests withlri l80 Calllomla. and pursuant to pose. S.8 .S. Trull Deed W1Ulout cOllenanl or warranty i22004• El C•Jon, CA . . ' Thl327 can count on to sell a deyt after publlcation of the Notlc:e ol DefllUll •nd Hetwor1t. as said Trustee, a txpress or 1mpli!d regarclmg Jt 2022-9 oo4 , 1619) myriad ot merchan· 1h1s notice ol 111 avallablllty. EJedkJn to Sell therNnder ~lifomla Corporltlon. 74'1 1111~ possession 01 eneum· 690•920° FIND dise Items. becauso Paclflc Mutual Foundation. rpecorded 1"W98 In Bool!No-. L«ge Clfele, Hunllngton orances. to sabSI'( tne t11debted· ' Cl•••lfl•d our columns compel ~s Instrument · Buch, CA 92647, (714) ness secured by said deed • T 111 RE NT R .... °' laid orric1at 1142-8111. Bf ~ncy Stuart. avarices tnereunoer wit11 • he most comprahan· an apartment Qcau1a11' ed buyerit to ...... ~~:"'. ~~ ~!"23"6tront Asst. S.CretMy, s.e.s. Trust ntttesl as provided there111 an , Stve and current d lroc· -~ ,.. u"" ._u, Ndwofll oat , 1ory o r good• and sor· through classified 842·5878 lfltranee to the Couoty DHd • eci: tht unpaid puncipat balance o ' vices aroundt through classified Coufthoute, 700 Civic c~ 06/02/1ttl A.SAP204867 519. t'le note secured Dy sa10 oee ttf Or1ve West. s.i~ Ana, 5116, 5123 w11h int-rest tl1ereon as provide • • • • • • • • • The Ltga1~t111 ~ [MjJy Piht is plozstd to annquna 11 new sm.'ia 1JQUJ ~to nm1 businma. # ~ will 1JQUJ SE.ARCH the nmne for you at no t!ldnl thargr; and St.Wt JOU the ~ time and the trip l1J the Court Ht11« in Santa Ana. Thm, of COU1'IG afor the wrch IS romp!&d ~ tviU fik your fiaitiqus businos M1M lf4ltmml with -~ amr, publish ona a wttlt for four wtth llS WtJUiml by~""" thm file JOf"' pr«( of publimtkm with the (AunJy Clmt. . Please 1t1JfJ by l1J fib your .fia;Mw businm Sflllmlmt 111 *Daily Pil«. 330 W. BaySt, <Asta M'tSll. JfJOU amnotswp by; pletzserllil u.s 111 (714) 642-4321 #M Wt 1vill mah ll1'fllngmimts for you ID htmJk this proaJsm by tnlliL If JfJU shtJu1d haw any fonhtr qwstiqns, p!Mse ad/ us llllti aw wiJ/ be m«r than g/a4 ID llJfist J"'L GooJ bd in )'JUT NW bwinesi • California 1 oo PM ... '" said note. lees. ctiarges an lie ~ ~ the ~-PUBLIC NOTICE -xoenses of lhe trustee and th blddef ,,,. sh ( able at trusts created Dy sa10 Cleed o the tlrM ;8 aa1epa.J llwful NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE 1rust dated Q.4122/1996 BE money of the United Statu). ~~fi1R•SDE!~ o~u~~~~~ ~'i:: ~:~:~.D~•do.~~~:· ~srp~~ all right, tlUe and Interest 26•·31 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT llon 140 E Commonweal conveyed to and now held UNDER A DEED OF TRUST ~ve Suitt 202 Fullerton, C ~y II undef said Deed al OATfO March 29 1990 UN· 92632 (714) 773·0800 By 1!'t'!t ~ ::. ~ 8 ... L£SS YOU TAKE ' ACTION 10 Crystal C Slephens Truslee Sill! State lhowr1 on tht ~ PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. ll olllcer P7736t ~/25. 512. 5113196 AasetSO(a tee:OJd1 IS A.~ MAY 8£ SOLO AT A PUBLIC PUBLIC NOTICE No.: 052-171-4$. TM ptop. SAlF IF YOU NEED AN lXPLA· ----~...._..,.......,._ ___ .. .I any addf"' end ottw com-NATION OF THE NATURf O~ THC NOTICE Of TllUITU'I mon designation. If an~ ~ PROCfEOING AGAINST YOU, ArN: •U·.02-St T.I. llo the real PfOper1y dellCl1V80 YOU SHOULO CONTACT A 50H2• IMPORTANT UOTICE T above 11 purported to be: LAWYER Not.et 1s hereby grven PROttfl'TY DWNE1': YOU Mf I S700 EHt Ocean 8'xMvtrd, !NI SERRANO llECONVEVANCE DDAULT U.,DOI A DUD ~too.I J!''·~ COMPANY, as INSltt, or $UC· TllUrT. OAnD Mey 17. 1ff1 '9Md T,;,st.. die:~ cessor tNstu, or subsltluttd UtUJI YOU TW ACnCHt any ~ '°' any ~Of-ttustet PUl$J~OI 10 Ille Deed OI ""'1lCT YOUtt PRONllTY. rtdneu tJ1 the ptoperty ad-T111st u ecuttd bY ttERSR MAY If IOlO AT A MUC clrua ~ o01tf common MANGOll. A SINGLE MAH ANO UL1. " YOU NUii Ml DPU- dHIQNltlon. If an~ ~ OOME~•C CACI(), A ~ARR1EO NATICMI Of nt1 llATUM OP twain, The totll .,;._. cr1 MAN AS HIS SOLE AND SEPA P110CUIMMI AU*IT YOU. Che unpakS ~ d the RATE pqOPfATY RtCOllltcl on YOU lltCMU CoemcT Ob11g1tion MC\jf9Cf by the 0411:vl910 H lnst111mlll! No LAWYUI On Mey U. 1tM ptopalty to bt ... n , ... tD·172DH ot Olltt1al Rtcon!S '" 1:45 AM. CAL.-wmBN fl[. totM1bte ~ COila. u-111t Cllo« ol 1tte County AtCOl"dcr CONVIYANCE COM.. A CAIJ. penaea and~ .. the ol Orano• County. Ca1tjom.1. 1n0 fONllA COftPOMTICNI u time ol the tn1llll pubkadon puriuanl lO Ult t.oi.t• ol De••~~ ~ TMIH uftdtt d the Hoeke ol .... le: Ind (l"I on IO StU thertlllldtr 1>111'1111111 10 OetCI of Tiii• ,.. lal,.U.. In ~ to "COl'lkd 01A1ii11H u lrlitl\I conltd Met 17, 1Ht, as !nit. cah, the Tn-. wthcc.,. mtnl No H ·Gt3UI ol ia00 No. 11'1•4211 o1 Off~ Ate> • c.athlat'1 d'8dl • ..., °" Ott.wt A"tWll!s. "'1• &ti on oni1 111 lht office at u,. CovtWy d: ,:' ~ blr*. • K1'1tff 11 lllt M•l11 (North) Atconltrol 0.11119 Colin!y, Stael --~ a .._ Of flltr111ce le I~• Ctu111', Courl of caMom.a £ac11t1c1 tty Alan = c1rC::: by~..: .; *"· 700 Civic Ce11fer Otlve Ttlder and Nila A. Trldtr. rwaoantt ftdefal Ullfr'll • ..,_ WMl, h llll Alla, Cl It t.45 A"' and Wiit will &tff at l)llblle allCUOn ~ .---.: at P4I* auttiOn. IO I/It hight51 to Ille t'ltOfttlt lllddtr tot ~. ation Of u;;;. -::. IMd<ler lt>r Wh (t>aY•ble 11 !ht CUl\ttfl elltck dllwn Oft 1 SW .,..c.._ In lec:til 1102 of tune Of Ult 1n l•wf11I mooty Of OI n1fjOn1t Dan11, a tntci1 dl'IWll ct. ftnendal Code anct -Ille UMtd S"IU), al r,gl!t. Mlt, by A Jlltt 0t l•ral tr9Cltl Union, thotlhd to .. ......... In Ind lfl1trtSI. COllYtytd to ano OI • cflKll dl1wn Oy • lute thll ...... In the .,,.... *"" now lltld bV tl 111\0tr Htd Ottd Of leotlll &IWIOJ Ind IOlll UIOW· def °"* 1'lllt ca1f1 ts ac· T11ut ill tllt f)ll)Ptrty irtuattd tn bon. ~· aaJOCllllOll, UIPCM h TNltee l'MY slid Court? and S"1t ntrtlllJfltr CMlll !>anti specif ltcf In $tc1tOn ~h~dthe dtserltltd' AS MORf FUUV SIOl 11111' I~ Code and Tnm.t'1 De.i will t\lnclt 0£SCAl6EO OH SAIO OEEO OI 10do1>ut1ntu 111 llit '*omt 8V1111ia1 1o the TRUST lht PIOl>Crty lddrm and a. Wiii bl Mid at nt1 11M1 ~ ot .-. .. • • •· <>Oler common dt"Ofl.tltOI\, J l!IOlmt) lW1WI Tl 1W .. °' rtgf'tt. ... ... .... .. Illy Of L'lt IHI l)ll)Jt"Y df CMTlllUM 1• INllle, W .,.,..,. coWfWIC SCM)f'd it>.)•t ,, ~OOlttd 10 bt CIJf1'D 1NW1 ;:...wwr~~ ... 1178 0¥"" llrttl. CMll UllA,CAll•*• lloft :'9....., * ::-: Meta. Ce 11121 TM under ~ ta .i now MllfW lie II f HI f -.. *10 d 1rJ11tt clok"lrt\I ~ by II llllCllf' IM DNo OI on4 _, .... ..... ... la IOI ~'I'( •OCOITKlllUI ti TIVll Ill .,. ,,.,,, ...... Ill ..._ ._..... ...._ tie •rwtll) MOrm and !Mtlt1 co,.., 11111 a. ...,... ......... • ~ .....: ccrYll'NW\ GftiQ' IOI, 4 Illy, Aa OUCMfD IN MIO OHD ........................ &hM!I rtll' l~•~~ TRUSTTlll ......... • W11 If .. Nlllll -=· :J ol flt "O'td Iii~ ti IM a1fft111111 .... -'· rt 11M a.f -tO!ioeL UW.'H bJ l!lt PfoP , crl .. 1U ..... .. ..... • ...... " -t"1 IO Of .. Old IQd IUWWIAtt ........ • ....... • 11 I CLASSIFIED ''Quality staff wtth excellent resutts is why I O<ttverttse wtth fh0 Dai~ Pilot!" l- s :t ;t s s ;t s I, e n e 0 11 ·s • -...:.-....:....1002-1625 ..• ''' ' . I 'I I _. ' "-i...1.ii - .. -~-y~\i' Tj . i ..... ... -\ .. ' ... ~.B~~·l I CLAISIFllD HOURS Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday I BYPllO .. (714) 642-5678 GINlllAL POU CY • ,. .... ... . I m ~~·· Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday BY FAX Rates and deadlines are subject to change without • notice. The publisher reserves the right to oensor, recl~ify, revise or reject any classified advertistrnent. Please report any error that may be i.n your classified ad immediately. The Daily -'I -(714) 631-6594 .... lOUAl HOUS1HC Ol'l'OllTUNITY M 11111sllll lhtl1lsin9 1n this !11W1J11* 11llllljcct10 Ille Fed· ltll Fifi K..Wt Ad ol lHI IS ~ ftiU Nln it illcgll le lfwf1iSI ''Illy prtleltllCC. llmlllllH or llllJC1imlul1011 Nlllll .. rxe. , .... 111191011. Sfl, -~ lamlUJI IUIUS Ot ............. • inllllliOl lo ...... ..., *' ,,...11nc1, liml- ~ • llllwtmiftlllo11." Tiiis ~,aper wlll nol ......., ICCl,c llf Nft111H· lllUI * ,.,. ull• wlllcll is In rilll&letl If 1111 llw. OUf readers .. '*"' lldlrmed 11111 all ... 111111 Hfftllatcl In 11111 • ...,.,., llt IWlllNlt 011 Ill ,..,..._....,NllL Tl com· ......... ,I lllen.canHUO toll·hl ll 1..._U4-1$1G. Few Ult 'Mlfct're· 1, DC .. a ,itue ull MUO 11421·3500. HOUSES/ CONDOS ~11 . 2900-2911 -· -- . I 'J I ,..... • ~·: ' Ii : . ~ ~ J ' . . ... ·---~..._Jo I" - ·/ I . ' '.;2920.3011 DAILY PILOT "' DEADUNES Monday ......... _.Friday 5:00pm Tu!sday ............. Monday 5:00pm W~y ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:~ Friday ................ Thursday 5:oopm (Please include your name.and phone number and we'll call YC/U back with a price quote.) BYMAILORIN PEllSON: 330 West Bay Street ; COsta Mesa, CA 92627 Cooler of Newport Blvd &. Bay St Pi lot & The Independent accept no liability for any error i.n an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occu{>ied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. LOTS FOR SALE NEWPORT 1400 BEACH COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT DOMESTICS 5540 FURNITURE 60J•·. 2 16 9 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WANTED 2 72 6 5 5 3 0 5 5 3 O iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiii~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim E • S Ide Be ck B•v iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1----------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii We w Ill Hou ses It for So f • Beachy. peach EASTStDE CM 1 Br. yard/patio, w/d R e • Po n a I b I e ANNOUNCEMENTS $40,000/Yr Income Restaurant Char-0 · homeowner Resp.. & and white s111pe, gtlod C·2 Lot 50x200 with f:lkup, :::.~·81~0 pets female seeks room/ 2920 pot•ntlal. Home Chicken Managemen1 ~:~estW~l~lhe~)(~h~~~: ~g~.~68~sking s250 2 Bodroom' 1 Bath 3Br 2Ba Dplx nr guest hse or garage Typists/PC users. Toll 26k -xtnt bonus. • 1 6 9 3 9 6 1---------beach. Redec, gar. T 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 8 ro s I· 1 . 45.5 1 S.outhwest Authen-house with hardwood FURNISHD STUDIO rade for hsekping.11 Froe (1) 800-898-9n benefits 714-960-1352 floors Needs TLC. 1Yr lse. Must Seel APTS All Now Inter!· fepa1rs. child & pct ¥Infertile LoVtng Couple ex T·1398 for listings. -R-.,-.-t-8-u-ra_n_t _N_o_w--H-ir· ••••••••• tic white pine turn. $245,000 with owner ~1~~~~~0 ~~~~~~~ ors, $517/mo. Incl care. 890-0613. seeks while surrogate. AIRLINES $15-45k mg• Host(ess) t>us MERCHANDISE =··~:ds:~!:,p~.e':;an~ f1nanc1ng Contact ,.._ _______ __, utll .. Pool, lndry fac, Pay s20.ooo plus ex· Will train hiring NOW!' person & all kitchen b d I •· gated. Nr Triangle Sq. •••••••••• penscs Call collect ••••••••• painted rown • eo m owner, P.O. Box 2404.1_________ p k Pl VIII All positions. For info pos111ons 2100 w couch'chair. glass top Newport Beach. CA Beautlful•Spacloua •r ace age COMMERCIAL 212"769-4472 or write 1·800>987·6613 X·a9674 Oceanfront. Newport • ent. table. 644·1488 92663 2 T 2 wi den. Condo on 714/84.8-7804 Gait Morse 412 West B h 673 2100 --------- N.B.C.C. Goll Courso.'"N,_,_•_w_p_o_rt_..,.A_c_r_o_•_•-,-,th-. REAL ESTATE End Ave NY, NY 10024 Bartender needed FT/ ~ac . . ANTIQUES ao10 Upright Plano Spinet. HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT GENERAL 2102 GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED HOMES For pennies on $ 1. Delinquent Tax. Aepo·~. REE>'e. Your area. Toll free 1·800· 898·9778 Ext. H·5139 for current listings. W/d hk·ups, fplc, 2• S ••••••••••j PT, weekdays/wkend R et ell FT/PT sales po· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Schafer & Sons. lm-treet 2Br, gar. No ---------help. Corona del Mor stlion. Stat1-ery'g11ts. maculate. Oak Finlsb: car gar. Pool/spa. Lse. pots $825 1665 lrvlne ""' $2700 844.8 714 · · Top Secret Recipes 640-6710 Iv mess. Fashion Island, New· ---------s1soo. Serious buyer• Avo.#7 720.9422 x2o3 --~------5 Gourmel EZ Oossorts port Beach 759-7751 Top Dollar Paid'. only. Call for appt BUSINESS OFFICE Bookeeper Gon'1 led· ***GORGEOUS 3Br,_________ Send S.A.S.E. w/Sl ger exp. Supervse AJA SECRETARIAL From 1800·1960. 1 (714) 644,7619 . 2.5 Ba w/lamlly room. NEWPORT FOR RENT 2769 Make chock payable.to· ·A/P, Ouickbk/Excell Full limo 8'30-5:30 pc to entire estate. 52600/mo. Avail now. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii EZ Marketing req Retail exp a... Paintlnglf. china. MERCHANDISE Allison 644·9070 )(144 Br"CH 2669 PO Box 4202 N8 CA 9'2661 • . Monday-Friday in our I J;A 1 di On site 12·20 hrs/wk. Legat Advertising Do-glsware, urn. etc. l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii n v ' furn• 200· 14 50 "";:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=I 40Y NB A "73 6223 MISC 6 0 1 ~ lmm•c Lido late 3Br•• sq ft . Garden, water: .,., Call Julie 673-2244. partment. tnd1v1duai r es v • l'iiiiiiii.iiiiii~iii~iiiii~ 2¥•Ba, lrplc, 2-car gpr, •1BR $825• fall, airport. Amenities. Witness needed for iii~i;iiii=ii~~~ must be extremely rO· ---------1• patios, 111 Via Eboll. 2BR 2BA $725/Up s200•5160o. 435.6665 ~ccldent at lnlorscc· sponslble with good For Sale: G olf Cloba $2300. 310·277·1583 Rofrlg & dishwasher ---------lion 'of Fair & Npt. Be1ble10alfordyouroreams attendance record l·B1g Bertha driver. 1· incl. 601<30 pool. No Sub·lse, short term/ riv . On' April 25th at Gr~ ..-Cormiun~ato0n~ and t>e at>te to work MnQUll 10 'IOI llOlllmf Tailor made driver •LIDO BAYFRONT• pots. No fees. No phn avail. Furn, 200· 3· Opm. 54~·6293 ~=~:~1~M well w;th people. •fi.laea«*n~ *· with burner bubble 2Bd·2'hBa Townnouse. tease. 545·4855 1400 s/f. Start ai $1/ft. or pert-~ CaHflOWl Good typing and --=...._ shaft and l·spoon Patlo•Balcony•Pool1 _____ _.. ___ ·N.ear airport. 436·666 il••llli'•••••• 833-2242 proofreading skills a r-"'¥' t-shaft. 1·Alien sand· Flreplace•2·Car Garage NPT BEACH loft apt/ 11.,,..11_. .,,.UllTlllH must. 57.50 per hour. dlila.lild .pallay.hn.,et. wedge. Call Ind. S2_500..fil!p....!\!L..§73·3313 olflco. 1200 •ct_lt. adj •••••••••"1·.PERSONAI.S _ :!:r~==·~ PMystCal!drug f~roen-O. .... Clllitertalr ~~ner 6?3 8i'32---to-Vin Lldo-~arlna. _,_.r__ EOE •"~ .....__ Newpor t • Town ho· u1u1•1011ca11n1 mg required. · M/ \AlllKfa& llEIDmA M oving Sale muscle mes 2 Br, 1V• Ba. New pnl/crpL 514001 BUSINESS &~ F/H/O. Please tax re· •--.&llr.&11.1Cu.t1..__ flex exercl•er/sta1·r mo. Call Bruce Kahl, o I ,. ~ gar, $1250 mo .. Chriit 714·251.2424 Ext. 115 FINANCE Co ff•• Hou • e sumo to Judy ell ng step etc. was $600 2106 721-0950 PERSONALS 3002 counter/baking help (714) 63T'·6594. now s200. Body py •OCEAN VIEW 4Bd needed. FT/PT avl. -5--'1--1----1-1-Jake ab & back $125_. Npt North 2Br 2Ba E t b h PP ng/R•c• v ng APPLIANCES 6011 2.5Ba 2,,Jplc 2·car gar. NEW FREE PAAmlNE xp pro . ut not nee. 1 k PfT 2 5 30 d 1 GE fridge black door. condo, 2-car gar, AC, Like home. New paint. ---------. Contact Marianne at ~7s k ' · : a\t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1ce1water 23.5 cubic It •FO .. R·S·AL·E .... •I BALBOA ISLAND w/d, pool. No pets. $1850 831·8320 BUSINESS 1·801·871·5555 348·1920. mo er. ecno,rge c Wa aher/Oryer 'S140 $350. 6 drawer $1450/mo. 640.1529 .,,,.,,=,,,-:=,...,,,~-=,,,,..,,..,,,.,,.,._ 18· longdist. lol tOlmtn• lnd1v1dual. al be· GENERAL 1002 STEPS TO BEACH • OPPORTUNITY Dlapatch/Secretary tween 2·4. 759-3519 each. Frig S175 Apt dresser Sl25 Framect i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 3 Br, 1 1Ja Ba nr Wat Npt Cute hse. 2Bd 2 br. 1.5 ba. lrplc, 2904 1.--._._.,,........,~..---. Construclton. Lt. ofc. --SO_C_W. __ W_O_R_K_E_R_S __ , stove S100 646·5848. mirror $25. V• air com· QO\l'T SEO beach, lrpl, patio. Yrly. 1Ba, 2·catports. 2 blks patio. Voarly 510001 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FT/PT. Fax resume 1 press $60. New Cham· fOAECl,O 117 Pearl. Open Sat. to beach. $1200. Vrly mo.673.2507_ HOTTEST 759.092oNBarea. Hiring S24Hr Benefits pion juicer $75. 16m ~~T1~8ce~~~u~~~:~ ~/11~.5~-:~~0~a~1~:. Lse. Avl 6·1. 723-6133 Fe' ne: u r ~ ~: ~t.h ·x * X * X * INSIDE SALES Oyno~~:r~b~;~~~:ffc:Y FURNITURE 6014 ~o~~i':nc':~~j;~~~9fi5. :•:.os,T ~E~a. ~~r Eve 818·792·2573 Unsecured • $5,000 1·69 1JVE The C6assi~ed A1d~er· ---------Shower Bench for bath· r . o reeH • MISCELLANEOUS Vlsa card, bad credit ...._ , .. 1 OD' 1 11s1ng epa men as EMPLOYMENT 8 pc dining rm, tub. Double seat (with 898·9n8 ~xt. ·1398 ---------APARTMENTS OK. 50% co.mm.+ an opening for a lull backs) which enables for current llstlngs. CORONA RENTALS monthly reslduat Jn· 900-505-5050 time Inside sales rep. SERVICES 5533 ~~fa~a~in~s1~~u~~~ you to slide over while GOV'T FORECLOSED DEL MAR 2122 FOR RENT come. Free LO service 800.739-4420 The candidate must Thomasville King size sitting down. PerfKI home• for pennies 0 cents per min. 818-758-9100 have strong telemar· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil bod sol w/brass trim for anyone needing on $1 . Delinquent Tax, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Home based. Not 011·592-570.950 kellng abilities and -•••••• ·,.J $1,000 obo 631·1776 assistance. 549-9591 Ropos, REOs. Your •38d 28• Ocean View•---------ROOMS· , 2706 __ M,_L_M_8_00-=--3--0_6_-4_1_5_4___ enjoy cold-calling. Please be aware that A T II F 800 I CORONA Physical/drug screen· the listings in this cat-8 FT Green couch nkft S ony 27" TV $225 rea. o reo . F/p, w d. courtyard, ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil HOTTEST HOME FIND T'HE PERSQN · I d B I • Magnavox Hl·FI 4· 898-9778 Ext. H·136 t garage and storage. 2622 11 BASED 'BUSINESS mg requ re · ase egory may roqu ro you new $210. Please call tor current listings. At Beach on Ocean Bl iDiEiLiiiMARiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim NB 2Br Condo. Room OF YOUR D~EAMS plus commission. Xlnt to call a 900 number 723.1796. head VCR S 110. COi s1875 873•7259 w/pvt bath. Pool, spa IN America! Over NOW!!! benefit package. EOE. In which there i\ a ---·------Player-Phillips-Prof'I GOV'T FORECLOSED & tenn. Fem .. n/a 5550 5,000 new members M/F/H/D. Call Judy charge per minute. Immacula te Furniture vars. w/games $37~ home• for pennies _O_l_d_e_r_b_u_t_n_l_c_e_3_B_r 3Br 2Be+Den +Vory Utl. Incl. 840•9510 per week. Unlimited J.9Q0.988..Jl988 Oetting at (714) •574. ---------• Everything goes $20 Laser disc $15·20. Pa. on S1 . Delinquent Tax, lBa upper dplx. l-car lg olc or gamoroom.1_________ monthly Income. No .. Exr .. ~16 4250 tor an interview DRIVERS EXPERt· to 52,500 obo. cherry nasonlc EP·1000 Mas• Repoa, REOa. Your gar. lrg deck. Avail HI cell, patio, tp; w/d Room for rent E'side investment or selling. """ or tax resume to (714) ENCED or tNEXPERI· B/R sets, rice poster & sage <!hr..Oelge tthr Area. Toll Free 800· May 18th. $1100/mo. SHOO 3l0 446•1458 Costa Mesa. top qual· Free membership. t;/;:f,~;'}~'. 631-6594. ENCED. North Ameri-slelgh, formal dining Cost $2700 sac 51600 898·9778 E11t. H·1361 675·4912 Agent lty, non/smoke. quiet. Call 1·800·595·9609 St,,,.U('19/.645_8"' can Van Lines cur· rm w/chlna cabinet, Wht wash desk, cabl· for curront llsllngs. ---,,.,...,..,..,.,~~=---COSTA MESA 2624 $450 548-5056 (24 hours). L-..=~;...:.;..;..;.:..;;.;.;;..;;.. _ __, LANDSCAPE renlly has owner op-loather sofa sot, Victo-nets & Ent. ctr S2'715. •LOVELY HOUSE• Gardener Pff, Sher· orator openings (sm-rtan living rm. grdla. Womens 21·Spd, Hy· COSTA MESA 1024 DREAM HOME Mesa Del Mar 1-Slry 2·3br, 2ba. gar. Amen. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •---------Local Vending Rt•· man Gardens, COM gle-op & double-op) In I her c Io ck. PI us brid , Schlmano Com. ltlos. Blk 2 Behl $2075 $300 1st Month RENTALS TO Cash Income. Over 20 IE•••o•••E•N•T• Call Dorothy Mon lhru Relocahon Services, •714·220·2988• ponent. Like new AvlS.10 844-9819 prime locations. MPL YM Fri,673.2268. High Value Products --.,..-------$165. 281·1007 Clean, lrg min cabin· SHARE 2724 800-078-1663 & Blanket Wrap Dlvl· Model home furn 2 ..,_ _______ _ style, 1Br, walk·ln clst.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -M"'""'c""i""'P,...h_o_n_e-=c,...a-rd--=R..,T""'E""s'"" •••••••••• MEDICAL s1ons. Tu111on·lre-wing back chairs w/ COSTA MESA 2124 Nr beach/Triangle Sq. CDM House. Walk to LOCATIONS GOING ---------TRANSCRIPTIONS tra1nin91 Tractor pur-match pillows S22<> Sonora Apts beach. W/d, Ip, gar., FAST! Inv. Req. EMPLOYMENT chase programs, no each 1 day bed'sofa Mary Ann 845·3358 storage. Nice lg yrd. 800-700-717_7, 24 Hrs. Home-Based Business. frailer mamtenan~e twin w pillows $295 • Everything done to make this better than iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii For Ad Action ~ now. All new appll· encn, furnac., root and added family rm A beautiful patio/pool .Original owner retiring and ret~rnlng to Easl Coaal. Open Fri & Sat Call Ruth Agenl at: 714·646-4380. I Chances are you will find what you need at the price you want to pay when you read ClaHlned dljl'f 842·5178 4 Br, 2~ .. Ba exec. home. Bonus room, lg yd, 2 car gar, frpl, across lrom school. shopping $1625 Avl. lmmed. 662-0749 500 + utl. 875-4939 5530 Is this for you? expenses. Pily tor Per· and computer desk/ Ch•rmlng •mall cot · MCI PhoneCard ATES ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1·800-480-4660 formilnce plans and ctr, walnut 595 549. tage studio lrpl, no CDM Shara 3br·2ba LOCATIONS GOINGI' !;;::=======:::; much morel 1·800-6090 pefs, ssoo mo. Apt house. Wood firs. l"ASTI Inv. Req. $35~000/Yr Income NURSERY PERSON 348-2147 Dept. A·4 only 646-1221 · lrptc. $575/mo + utls. 800-700-7177, 24 Hrs. potential. Reading 'NS. 641 ·0803. books. Toll Free ( 1) 2Yrs or more retail exp. **COM PARE OUR1 ________ .,.. PEPSI/COKE ROUTE. 800-898·9778 Ext R· O.H. or C.C.N.P. Deg. PRICES•• CDM·c loae t o be•ch 35 tocat, high prom 1361 lor detolls. Top Pay & Benefits X·lg 1 & 3 Br, 2 room In house. kllch sites. (Schools, Hospr.1---------Can Mr. Lathrop Q1 I .d f $35,000/Yr Income Fl d 1 •N 1 poo •• 9 , r•• prlv.. storage $500 + tats, Factorles, etcl) ower a• urser es c•ble $300-400 111 675 4939 M t 111 E $2 000 potential. Roadlng 7 1 4.e3 3 ·9 2 O 0 on M/I, nr beec h 1 __ u_. --·-----us se arn ' books. Toll Free (11 Perfect white couch Whether you're buying w/chase Rad'whl/bhJ or selling, Classified p1llow1 Beach style. covers all your needal S550 OBO 830-2595 Cal a ....... A[).VIS(I 642-5678 E'Slde Executive Townhouse . 48r, 2v.iea. 2,800 sq. ft. Huge MB w/lrp~. Bonu1 RM, Private Yard $1600 650·2927/675·0261 ·--------- 842·5858 lrvln• Share 2 Mstr Br/ weekly. Call 1~800· 800-898-9778 Ext. A-I~=:;~;:;;:;::;:;;:;;:;:;:;~~ 2 mstr ba condo, w/d, _s_1_1_·634 __ 2_._____ 1398 for dotalls. OFFICE ASSISTANT parking. avl. 6/1 $500 PURCHASE/LEASE •·,-3-5-,0-0_0_/Y_r--ln_c_o_m_• · Biiiing •. scheduling, Have A Garage Sale! FOR LEASE 3 Br & Lg. Don or 4 Br. 2 Ba, College Park home. Gatdenor. 111 + Sec. $1300 Mo. Avl. 5/15 444·5238 Unda 'Side • Quiet St. 3·Bdrms. New carpet. $1050 752·2881 ~~~~~~~~- mo. Greg 8z51·8179 Kitchen In Orange pote"tl•I. Roadlng llllng, some computer C t S I B exp, phono. customer Npt North Bright Dual oun Y por • ar. books. Toll Free (1) support. F{T wkdys. Maater. Walk In closet, Immediate Income 800-898-9778 Ex1. A· $8/hr. Call 558-0578 w/d. Prvt ba. Pool/Jae. wilt\ only $10k Invest· .1361 for listings. $600/mo. 844·8818 ment. (7l4) 58()..8686 1·$""4-0-,0-00--/Y-r---..ln_c_o_m_e POSTAL I GOV'T JOBS t t I I H $21/HOUR +BENEFITS •Npt Ter mstr br REN. T po en • • ome NOEXPWlUTRAIN $550 +-'h utl. 13'clst, Typists/PC users. Toll Appl +lnfo71,....7·199t· cat h c e 11 . pl/spa, Free (1) 800-898·9778 crport,w/d .548·7818. through classified ex T·1361 tor listings. PT AJP, Bank Recs, admin. PC skills nee. S'end resume: P.O. ---~------ COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 26.24 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA.MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 , .. p,..,~,..,0~,_~..,..,l~=::,_:...,.:. ..... ·B_.r_92-=-65-8u __ 1~~-f~,.ialllii!i~ S1ndwlch Shop nHds n - - - -- - -5 - --7 7 5 - 7 friendly counter help. CoSta Mesa's Beet can t<lm ~· &51·9488 PT·FT 2 positions •><ail : NEWPORT V-UAGE APARTMENTS ~:~. s~.!~1~~.~~i 1hop. can 975-7528 I 1 Br1ng in this coupon for r/2 otf ht month'• rent. For a N.mhd Hme only. • Exlfo Lorge Jrs • l ond 2 bedrooms JR $600 I BR $700 2 BR $860 • Sond Volleyl>Oll • 2 llQlltld leMIS courts • YettlclOI bhnds • Ctll~Fons • PIU9h COfpet • r:nnea Room • Hoge ,.., pool Ond spa • QQillCll :=.,~ I GCJtld~ Olbt HOuS: 9:00 CIT1 • 5 00 JXTl M-f ond 100l an -•;U> ~ weel:enda . 636 Wlllt till Caio MleQ. CA~ 01•111..aon ----------. ReO/Admln Asat For Irv. ofc. Good phn eti- quette. PC Ut.. Basic ore skills req, Fax res: 223·5406 Att: JHslca Recept Admln asst tor fast paced COM Co. Mutt have good peo- ple/heavy phn skills. Word/Excel exp. Posl- llve attitude, ntsmtc. Fall rea: 7119.0USI c.I blwn 2-4p 7&~23 Reo•pt .... lat PIT b bus)' Medlcal irfont Ore Salary/Benetlla beaed on • .,, Typlna sklll• ~. P ..... tu re~m• 14N$13 or c .. 046-949' • .............. "" ,. ' .... ,, ~ con.oe.. Small direct Marti•t1no1 .. i.s otc. Hr. oc 9il'Pof\. MUllt M ,... tO tlllle am "'9 If '*= HIS~• otc. AW.. """*I. Cal .,...,90 .Call The Pilot Classifieds at 642-5678 to place your Garage Sole Ad ! . . t ( I ~ I • • a . \... I ' ', ~ ' ' .. THURSDAY. MAY 9. 1996 TODAY'S ·CRtlSSw9Ro PUZZLE CORONA DELllAI --- MOVING ·•AL• SAT ATTN: I:_,, _ wftti OMAR SHNltF -AC~AO~SS-----IOcke--r ---------------" Md TANNAH HIRSCH 1 INCAnC S.. ~girt In PAEVtOUa flUDLI IOt.VlD lam. No earty blrd1I IOAT OWNERS Furn.. antlQ~. new king bd, Ir~. clolhfng 50 S9111nQ •P•cH 1t111 1011 of cute 1tuffll ave. at Mlnney'1 June 308 lrla/8e•vlew 111 'Marine Swap mcc:etaea nw Cherry 1~~'tom.n 65 ~~nd two 14 Miid cheeae t~ther 15' ~eliSh 66 Bncl<maker's · 16 OQober stone oven 17 Good name 87 Inform 19 NelWoftl 68 Rubber tubes 20 5'11oh loosely 69 Raced SCORING A TROMP IN PASSINO Neither vulnerable. South deal1. NORTH •K873 O AKJ'7 0 541 Meet. $25 per epace, South decided there would be iocxl 1----------Boal gear only, Con· pley for &lam and Sot there by the COSTA M!SA 6124 vert your marine aur· moet dii'ect route available. J>IU• to cuh at WHt W•t led a heart, d.,.larer tri•d Cout'i No. 1 Swap ""' " 279 •· 18th Cost• Mffl. FanuBtlc new · the jack and ruffed when Eaat. COY· Me.a Sat.· only 7am-toe.. Newpot1 Nautical Pl 21 Pepup , 23 Mythical birds DOWN •A 7" ered with the qlieeo. Dummy wu ? , Great •tuffl BlkH, MuHum (Old Reuben entered with the are of cluba and clothn, etc. E. Le• RHtaurant) for the queen of diamond.a waa aucceu· lnlo . Call Minney'• ••••••-•"••• '84 ISUZU RODEO • U 28 Edmooton 1 Mint 0< sage Tl hockey player 2 Notion WEST • 8" "88•2 0 8 8 EAST •J5 3 fully flneaied. Nex.t came the ace ' ~8-4192 DI< blue. New alrm •Yll, and queen or trumps and , when NEWPORY \.. . TONS OF AUTOMOBILES ~~~=~ ~~rf!0'~:~~ t 1 27 Quandary 3 Bugle call l:I Q 108153 O KJ 10'7 •3 both defenders followed, d eclarer BEACH &1169 STAINLESS STEEL s13,200 obo 122-e305 a~ndoned trumpe, leaving tbejack liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bron~• & brass & nuts -....--------· --------.-r-A 31 -one's hme 4 Soot YI wan 5 Cool -... Q 10882 B 33 Muddy the cucumber S. waters 6 Rodent souru •AQ 106 l:IVoid OAQ982 •KJ95 outatanding. THI! BIO ONI! IS a ,. After caahing the ace of dia-HllR•t St. Andrew• boll• + washers. BMW 9030 UNCOLN • 9UO• E 34 Lerge house 7 Some vines N 36 Poem 8 In a While ... .. S8.00 per pound. monds, declare1 ruffed A diamond PrHbyterlan Church Minney' a Yacht Sur-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij C 39 Members of 9 Sea eagle Y1 ine flock 10 Pooch of Egypt 49 Hazard a on the t.able, West diecarding a rummage Sale. Thurs. plus, 1500 Olcl New· 1875 BMW 9301 Bur-'83 M•'rk VI 4-dr, club. On the two top hearts declarer May 9• 9·7pm, Fri. port Blvd. 548-4•92 .sundy, auto, sunrf, grey, leather. Average u 40 Tropical vine 11 Spring month ' "' Tel -12 lndlan com style 35 Mal -: ~ktall 36 Shaped hke discarded a diamond and a club, May lO, 9-2pm, 151h good shape. $2,000 19 mpg. Xlnt condl- then led a club toward the cloaed St./St. Andrews Rd. OBO 845·0423. tlon. Cla••V oart 11 42 Crumple up 13 Church offlctal A 43 Refusal 18 Contract an egg 37 Cut in small cubes so Cione 51 Heals The bidding: SOtml WEST NORTH EAST hand. MARINE SLIPS s3,250 obo s40-1501. C 44 Shoeslnng proviso d 45 Roman 22 Went by car 38 Always 53 Great Sah Lake toc;ale 54 Remodel 56 Questions 57 Oclean Since it would not have helped ·to •••••••• DOCKS 7022 --------ruff, Eut discarded a heart. Decldt-TRANSPORTATION iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CADnIAC 9040 •-N-IS_S_AN ___ 91_5_0 10 p ... l• p ... 1~ PaN 4• Pua ~ 46 :~~:s~~.~ ~~ e~r:sh~~~~lng N 48 Temperate 27 Attracted 41 Cb!Jtch veslmenl 43 Cupid's 8• PHI Pau Pu1 Opening lead: Six of " · er scored the king of clubs, ruffed 20' Side Tie Near iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii the remaining diamond with the Lido Isle. Water, elec-Coupe de VIII• 1987. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii king of Spadea, eat.ablishing Eaat'• •---------trlc, good location. E•c:ellent condition. '81 240 SX SE. WhV jack u a trick, then led the table'a BOATS 7011 s2oo Mo. 575-e12s One Owner.· $5500. Charcoal Int. 4-Cyl, 5• P 51 Nutmeg sp1ee 28 Com Bell stale 11 52 Tiny hole 29 Told a fib weapon 45 Break1aS1 lood 47 Guns· cnes vessel 56 Propel a raft 59 Qispatch There are several ways to dist.in- guish an expert from an average player. One is that the latter will draw trumps regardless of whether there is more important business to take care of first; the former will not worry about. s urrendering a trump trick LO t he enemy if it can be afforded. last heart, ruffing with the ten for liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 38' Mooring (C.80) w/ Leaving for New York ~r.:s· :.;~rTn<;; .P!ii:e~'. the 12th trick. The defenders won 23' Bay launoh dbl 11 · BW, olf Alvarado May 18. Only serious St• re o /ca•• e·tt e . c s 0 c n A B c c I\ ( s ( ( ~ I 55 S11ng1ng insects 30 Overtiead trains 60 Extreme 31 Monkey lure? 61 Item 1n Agass1's 32 Slanted loner 48 Former president 62 Som 63 Psyche pans the last trick when both West's win· ender, Norwelgen Kis· Pl., E. ot Bay 11· Call b u Y • r s c a 11 · Tinted windows. Alloy ning queen of clubs and East's mae--k or g • n , Vo Iv o <90 9) 397•9797 or <714> 644.7619· rims. Excalabor Alarm 1 4 1 4 17 (909) 628-7190 t.er trump collapsed on the same eng .. $4,995 675·6128 ~~~-.------.I---------System. Electric: Hat· trick. 40' Mooring East ol T 5 belts. Mint condition. E.1 e ctr... B 0 at Pavllllon w/Coronado CHEVROLE 904 $10,500 080. Catt Wanted for summer 25' aallboat. Two an-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii P.ager 881·1 H52 North-South reached six spades in quick time. When Nort~ sh owed a hand with four-card spade sup- port and sufficient values to leap to game in part n er 's second s uit, Learn to be a bette r brid1e months Call Susan at chors, 9.8 marine-ob playe r l Subscribe n ow to the 261-8820 long snatt, Vhf, new Gore n Bridee Letter by callin1 lnll. $16.SK 675-0892. (800)788-1226 for information. Or 1------------="'~.,,------It t G B id Le POWER BOATS 50' Mooring wr e o oren r ee tter, Or less, Great penln· '83 Cam•ro Berlinetta ---------T-top, Full Power and air. Ledle1 I-Owner. S harp. · Alt records -liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S2995. obo 723-1504 TOYOTA 9210 P.O. Box 4410, Cbicaeo, ll. ~ 1012 sula 1ocat1on1 c101Ht 4410. Mooring to land. Call --------- 12, Power C•t Has Steve 723·5883 CHRYSLER 9050 80 Camry 1 owner, air, 5 spd, 27-38mpg. stereo, very reliable $6,950. Call 640-7447 FREE TO YOU 6022 PETS & BICYCLES 6060 Ride Gulde Steering. BAL B 0 A v Ac HT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANIMALS '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii No mo1or. In ~Pl Habor BASIN has boat slips 1890 Eagle Talon _4_X_4 _____ 9_2_2_1 11 60491• $600 obo 909-737-9352 avall lrom 31 lo 75 11, Sliver/Black, loaded, 1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FAE E T 0 LOVING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '52 SCHWINN. Red -----------$1 4 50/11 673 1761 HOME • Cream-color •Poodle• A.KC• Phantom. Completly SEARAV 21 ft Cuddy & --·--· __ • ___ 1 ownor, pert. grad gilt. retriever. male, 5 yrs, restored. Perfect trlr, 1983. Orig owner. BALBOA: 40' DOCK. 714·547·7821 Tea Cup Toy & Mini S · d · SI d Tl H Id gentle, great family or 545o-sg50 714.751.3465 cond. $3K. 675-5770. erv1ce reg rly, many • e . o s : companion dog. 645-'••••••••• xtras. $6500. 646·5974 48' Boat X 9' Wide. ---------9840 Save abused and1• • 714-642-4914 • FORD 9075 NEW DOCK 2 Slips iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '90 •County • Range Rover Warranty. 57K Mllos. Loaded. New tlroa. Garaged car. S20K 714-760·2408 Slam••• mix kitten ~~~nn~~~~o~t~~.:-~~a~ GARAGE SALES 51~~X3~10~1;':,~Xe~ male. black w/green 714.597•9037. Serviced reg'rly, many eyes, 8 we eks old. ---------ICtras. $8900. 646-5974 25'+-. Elac/wlr/dock '82 Taurua AT, AC,1---------~~~i:0ar;:s 6~~~7n3"s~ :~,~~. cr~:·:'~r,~:: MISC. AUTO 9245 F t d h Umbrella Cockatoo ~':-64g3 goo ome. 5Yr old, male. Tame. BALBOA BUILDING MATERIALS Loves women. W/ ISIAND 6106 SAIL BOATS 7014 cage. s8oo. 675·5770. CAMPERS, RV'S, ''HA':J1~~'g~!>AV *MAY 11TH * 27' Cat•lln• 1986 TRAILERS 8014 6030 Our second adopted SAT. ONLVI BAM Diesel. Furling Jib. , , , liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Greyhound. Many of Furniture. ~tereo, TV Very Pristine. S12K. 85· 88 AV a Rent 3 •All Steel Bulldlnga your friends await Collecllbles 436-6665 • I 329-0238 days. 4th day free. Three -For Sale. loving homes.• For & Boutique Items 24-30 ft. Newport Factory Clea rance. more lnlormallon 108 Marine Ave. WE PAY CASH Beach 724-9777 Mint cond. 86K .liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Se'500 S48-4180 Seized Cara From 1175. Porsches, Ca- d 111 a cs , C he v y s .. BMW's Corvettes. Also Jeeps, 4 WD's. Your area. Toll free 1- 800-898-9778 EX1. A-5139 for current 1111· lng1. 1893 FORD BRONCO 4X4 In per1e~t cond.. All power, leather. phon1, tow pkg, rims/tires. Only·60k miles. S17K. 574·4247 or 646-9449 1 ·800·32 0 ·2 3 4 0 please call 'Hemopet' (In alley.) 675-2861 For good used Sabols MERCHANDISE COMPUTERS 6018 WANTED 714·252·8455 & boat equipment.,-----------------------__, MISC. ~015 . TO BUY 6019 PETS & ------CORONA ~~n,~e~·~ooyb1~t N~~: TEL. 114/'41·1119 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 386 W/modem, monl-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANIMALS 604 9 MUSICAL DEL MAR 612 2 port Blvd. 548-4192 W 0 L FF TANNING tor. Desk Jet Printer. 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii INSTRUMENTS 60551'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEDS TAN AT HOME !450 ObO AXt5 Type-Top Dollars Paid •• t• wnter 545 759-1:JGO. Fot Reoo~-.Jeu. · ADOPT·A·PET--t"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1"9 Sate-SAT 7•2 •---------» Buy d11oc1 and SAVE r---------Sountrack s, e tc . 11 412 '/a Goldenrod SPEED & c 0 l'n rn c ( c I a 1, H 0 m {! Call Mike 645-7505. Every Sat & Sun at 2 Baby Grand Pl-(alley). Log bed, w/d, svy BOATS units lrom 5199. Low Can't seem to PETSMART, Fountain anoa beaullful condl-frig, dresser & more.,=iiil\.&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii monthly payments Valley. Puppies, kit-tlon. 1 gloss while, 1 I• Free color tataiog get lo all those FREE TO YOU 6022 lens and more, all mahogany/walnut fin· Call tOdJy 1-000-842, 1 I b looking for lovlng, car-lsh. In tune. $1875 1305 repa r 0 s Ing homes. CALL 597-each. 527-1854 CLASSIFIED It's tho resource you can count on to sell a myriad of merchan· d lse items , because our columns compel qualilled ·Duyors 10 calll · •22' SKI BOAT '88 S. 7 litre V-8. King Cobra O/D, low profile hull, Just serviced, new controller/uphol- atery. Great ski boat- lasl·IOQks great.. ...• ready to go. S 10,500 646-9449 574-4247 SELL your home through class1f1ed around the house? FREE Cat Boaulllul _9_03_7_fo_r_m_or_e_l_n_fo_._ Lei the Classlfle d long ha ir golden fe· Serylce Directory malo cal, 1 yr old . h I fl d fixed, needs shots. e P you n Needs Adult for adop-· reliable help. lion. 843·0705 Sell your unwanted items tho easy wayl To place your classified ad call 642-5878. TRADE through classified 642•5678 842·5678 ·sE·R·VI-C·E·.--•ITclELRAMES IC CONCRETE & ELECTRICAL 3610 HAULING 3720 LANDSCAPE & MASSAGE 3830 PAINTING 3858 PET DIRE CT 0 Ry 3 5 2 8 MASONRY 3 5 5 7 ii8iimiiaii1ii1 •,,0iibiiiiiEXiiPiiEiiAiiTm iiJiiUiiNiiKiiTiioiiTiihii•iiDiiUiiMiiiiP li1AiiiiWNiiiiiiiCARiiiiiiiEiiii3ii8iiOii8 I iLiiiii&iiiiiiiiiBiiiiiTiihii•iirii•iiPiiiY •.wiiiii. Pii.iiviioiiuiiNiiGiioiiuii15iiTiil iiSiiEiiRVIiiiiCiiEiiSiiiiiiiiii. 3ii8ii7iii0 li•iiTiiHiiUNiiDiiEiiRiiRii0ii0ii,tt;iii0iii* ROOFING 3910 •••••••••I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiBiiiiliiiilciiBiiiiil iii"iiiiiSiit iiiiiiiiiTiiill Duncan Electric (714-96B·1882) B•alc Yard Ma Int & Nutrition Ins/WC P•lntlne Contractor • Peraon•llzed• For all or your roonng Newport Tile & Marble r c · oc... one, • o 1 k R w 11 .. 1 h t T .. Oual. paint•-by rwof'ls needs. Reroof/Repalr. C P tlo D I a u c esponse • .. au w a ras.. Lawns, Cln-ups, Tree RN/Massage Therapist "'V ,.. 1~Home Pet Care ACOUSTIC CEILINGS 3408 AAA ACOUSTIC Paint-appl1od Remove- pa1ch Toxture Int/ext. 962-5691 or 847-8905 CEILINO MASTER Fine Craftsmanship... one, a ' r vew Y M ' Ucl602098. Ina. •r Uc ~"'ft144 •4•.4122 Fplc BBO• Ref 25 Yr Local Lie. 850-7042 an won ti 968·1882 Trim, Snrlnklrs, Aerate. C.M. 722·8823 Walklng·Feedlng-TLC OJO v v Al Affordable Prlc••-• · • ,.. FrH est. 6<'5·3305 Showers/Counters/Firs Exp. Terry 557·71584 TWENTY DOLLAR Thatch 83t-4422 Pg-413·8142 Ve. Mail 224-2250 i--------- Na1ural Stone & Marble B p I /Q II •-F-E_N_C_E_S_____ HAULER/CLEAN-UP • TREES • 24Yn Quallly Painting REMODELING· Fptcs L645486 842·22t4 * est r ce ua ty JOHN 650•1828 MOVING 3834 TOUCHUPS, TOO ... ADDITIONS 39 6 Landscape, brick, llon• & DECKS 36l 5 To1111••1"•"'H•. UlwM, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 24 Hra. Richard Sinor PLUMBING 3890 11a: 1 TILE REPAIRS Concttlt. 800-788-1007 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------..,.......... 751~79 Ucl280CS44 645-3209 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii e ReHal Patio Tiie• HOME CARE/ GARDENING .Reliable PUBLIC NOTICE Q ·LITY c·-1! • THE LOCAL PLUMBER .A8K ME .AllOUT ... Ponds • Founlalns •:-f~EAT:rt Bl~ wall~ •FENCES OATES• & Ouallly Work at The Calif. Public UUll· ~0% OFPWi.ADt ·a Jamee e. Bangert Co.· Remodeling-Additions Li1'352409 745·3994 re . c2°;; Es u'L°o s new/rep1lr/po1t replaced SERVICES 3760 reasonable rale•. lies Commlsalon RE-20Yra Exp, lOnt workmanlhlp. Since 1947 & Repairs. No Job Too ~:~:· r53 11f;7 3;3 Redwood • Lll'576605 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ed Barrell 548·3371 QUIRES that all used Fair $ 645-2417 Ron Friendly StrvlcH lnlurld Small! Bob 848-8223 •Acoustic Removal• CHILD CARE 3536 --------- Custom Toxt ure•Pa1n1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiii CONTRACT ORS Led M.,k 838·7300 J im Why1e 642·7206 Ca 01 F th ~---.,,------household goods .,....,..,.....,,..,...,.,.,...,,,,....,.......,,_,.....,..1 L#53298l 875-9304 re ver or e Green Scene Land1cpng movers prlnl their RAINBOW Clrcle Malnt. ---------•---------•Wood Fenc••• r1pl1e11r1pa.r, flff hauling tstimatH lo"' pncts. l.Jc'd Advantaoe Constr 974-5301 elderly. 12 years exp. /Masonry /Irrigation P.U.C. Cal T number: P1lntlng-lnVE.1t HouH/Apl TUTORING 3929 Rer·s . Plea•• c atl • Trlrflmlng ;Removals limos and chauffeurs 011allty Job. Fr•• est. Tammv 714-387-9038' Clean-up• • Malntenanc. print their T.C.P. num-L#S89897 83 .. 8888 eDAN DAWSON• Plumbing 848·6720 Water Htrs•Oralnt•f'lnlf .. R111)odl•Repslr•F1uct1s LSS4722tPgr·717 ·5 729 CARPENTRY 3510 CHILD HOME CARE Lli:;#304201056 Roberta Thornton 720·3969 Npt Beach GENERAL 3558 Llf 599025 850·8108 ber ln au advertise· CAAL MANIRE CO LEWIS Construction IMMIGRATION ~=~~~~::T ~uee~~~~I ab~~t ~~~818~ Painting Contractor ' READING TUTOR Gr•d•a K·9 ·CrldenUalld THcher· Stephani• 1'23-0418 Remodel•Handyman FLOOR INSTALL 3762 18 VHra Experience. gallty of a movef, limo 28Yra Prof'! Palnllng Handyman/Remodel L:~~4L7isi.~c:~::·· REPAIRS 3620 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Brian Klllel11 645·4835 or chaulleur, cll41: L135e091 733·9048 ~=:::;::;:::;:::;:;:=::;::::: Add1hons, Bath, Kllch CLEANING u.1. lmmlgrallon Expert Landacape Remodelln1 Public UlllitlH CHUNG'i PAINTING Expert Drain Cleaning TEST PREP Fire-Waler Dama ge S§RVICES 3548 S.J. Scott Construction •QUALITY WORK• GrHn Card Lottery Vard tune up/malntenace, Commlulon 20.Vra Exp. Qd Prlcel & Plumbing Repairs Elec, Plumb, & Paint iii-iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Custom Home Buildera H d dNI IC · VIH & Labor Certification landscape/artistic dHlgn. 714-558-41151 Guar work. FrH Est. 20Yra •JI!>. All wor1I p . Newport a tea. Im med LI c I 4 8 1 9 5 4. A e f' 1, ar w nyl eramlc Work Permit 975-8425 1..1 #375802 538 1634 lleve 541-1211 SEMINARS EXCEL on SAT & CTBS. Eve1/W'knds 4570 Campus Dr. N.B. Patricia O'Oowd M.S. Consltnt GATf/SCtO\wV. C•ll 973.a38Q Page 714.227.91 22 71 ... 87s.77e9 Mrble/Carpet·Bnd/ln • ContractorlC27-60400IS. Dlbern•rdo'• Moving c • __,,,.._....,._..,,,.,._..,...,. __ A TOUCH OF CLASS L708279 722·7332 ---------Prof'I & Elhlcal. 645-7505 Local/Ofllce/Storage O•ni Minima ,,fnti"9 Precl•• Plumbing _D_O_O_R_S_R_•_rnode-1-.Har-<1_w_ar_t 1 CleAnlng. AH/Comm 1_________ INTE O •MOW/edge/trff trim/ Long Dist. FrH Est. lnl/Ex1 Qual Pelnt/RaaaS Repalrt & Remodel• Tnm•Cablne11•Stucco L.lc/Bonded. Free Est, DOORS 3580 RI R iprlnkleratyd clean~up T#181632 979.3'14 Llc'd/ln•'d •Ince '78, Free EellmatH oryw11 L.562731 35Yrs u p Teresa 282•7143 HANDY MAN 3710 DESIGNERS • 3782 Free eat, reasonable, Spllt leconCi MOVll!fl 91 .. 708S Pg.-.C-3947 Ut17318Ht-1090 Jerry 842.0587 •BOSS HOUSECLEANING rellable. 845-=7~•1 ProT M"overal 24Hr Srv lk•'• Cu1tom Palnllng ------------------ -A_t_o-""z '""'H""'A..,,..,..N""D""'Y""'M,..,,..,,A""'N,,_1 LlcenHd-Bonded An eJCperlenced s 1 R ti .. c 8RA8S Polished & PLANT ARTIST 701~/St Olac/Tf17U52 Ptof, 'Cl••fl, Quality POOL WALL dependable door em e "• ontrector Co•ted . Lam a Loc"a 43 .. 123 INSTAUJREf'ACE CABINETS $10.00 per hour. hanger Guar work Aepalra, lmprov1ment1. t F E Ip p'1 k " Speclall•I lo exlellng • .., /P,~4&·5850 Work. lnVExt & Docka. SERVICE 3894 COVERINGS Kitchens, baths, doors, 71!'-548.0388 , .... D~n 1521-8910 • am )Obi. Ouallly/lnt~rl~ : E llr•e,. s e1ie2~g landecape(lrrlgatlon L#7034168 •31-4810 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3932 windows Doug 546-7258 ____ B_r_l_n_h_l_H_•_e_o_ln_l_n_n ·---------I care, t<en 042·1 7 • v. om upgradH. 780-9792 MUSIC PAINTING 871·•••7 .. ... • a R I TH• STRIPP•" • • DOOR INSTALLATION•---,.......------DESIGN VISIONS Prof'I Lenciacli,_ Malni ConlClentlou1 Cflf\.tman .-oo •• pa VO •pa' Special~ In 111111~ European PrOf'I. BHI WEATHER-STRIPPING ROOFING carp. plbg, •Prof'I Oeslgn•r• 10Yra Eicp .. Xttit Aela LESSONS . 3835 Old•fNNoned Pride In Fllltrt•Pumps•HHt•r• removal. Ucl seen• CARPET In townl Reis 5Yr• EJtp. & HardWare 552·5810 paint, elec, tile, tlucco. •SaYe You Tlme/Money • SHaonal Flowers • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WOfllf'*\thlp, 87t.SH7 laland 81ue Poole 714-913 8037 Grace 251•8455 Remodels. MORO.AN •Uaten TQ. YOUf Nffdi VICTO" 487•1738 •ON'a ... INTING Wkly Svc. 848·8728 * . '1 CLEANING 3515 Llc'd. 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