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CAsHES IN 1
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
El Nido Trailer Park resident Ivy Tucker, right, and trailer park
manager Joe Chlapuzzl are hoping the area stays nightclub-free.
•El Nido Trailer Park residents in Costa Mesa hope
the former Louie, Louie's lot remains quiet. But they
realize that's a futile wish.
By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -For the 24
years Ivy Tucker has lived in the
El Nido lrailer Park, she has had
her share of encounters with the
rowdy and rude patrons from the
neighborhood nightclub.
"There's the cars, the noise all
the time, the shouting and brawl-
ing, especially when they've had
a few drinks," said Tucker, her
British accent rising with excite-
ment. "I come out in the morning
and they are laying in the garden
-drunk!"
The 94-year-old Tucker can't
be bothered shooing these nui-
I sances off her lawn anymore. And
hopefully she won•t have to.
For the moment, the rundown
bwldmg at 1670 Newport Blvd. -
former home to unsuccessful
rughtclubs such as Louie, Louie's.
dnd NYC -will remain vacant.
The City Council voted Monday
night to uphold a decision by the.
Pldnntng Commission to reject
nightclub guru Gregg Mulhol-
land's plan to open a restaurant
with a dance floor and disc jockey
at the location.
The council's rejection was
based on the historical problems
at the site -including parking
and traffic, draining of police
resources, negative effects to
nearQy residents -and Mulhol-
land'S problems with his former
·nightclub, the Thunderb11d m I
Newport Beach
But residents at the trailer park
at 1640 Newport Blvd., about a
block from the site, are worried
this reprieve won't be for long.
Mulholland refused to com-
ment on whether he would pur-
sue his business venture at the
location. But if he or some other
entrepreneur does pursue a plan
for the parcel that is equipped for
an eating and entertainment
establishment, the residents will
be watching.
"We will closely analyze what
type of establishment it is arid
what repercussions it will have to
the park," pledged Joe Chiapuzzi,
who is the trailer park's spokesman
•SEE NEIGHBORS PAGE A16
A high-society fund-
raiser that attracted a
virtual who's who of the
busmess world raised a
staggering $620,000 for
the Newport Harbor Art
Museum -m one night.
The .. Art of Dirung,"
b~ld Sunday at the Four
Seasons Hotel in Newport
Center, attracted 420
guest, many who gave
thousands in contributions
and talked warmly of the
pending merger of the
Laguna Beach Art Muse-
um and the Newport
Beach museum.
For details, see Page A9.
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District
to weigh
Water
merger
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creates new
habitat for
gnatcatcher •Study by management
group cam e up with 33
scenarios for consolida ting
agencies.
By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Could con-
solidation calm any rough waters
at the Mesa Consolidated Water
District?
District board members today
will review the first phase of an
independent consolidation study
which looks at two specific ways
to make the district more man-
ageable.
The study was commissioned
about six months ago .by the
South County Issues Discussion
Group, which includes Mesa
Consolidated, to look at a variety
of ways to consolidate 17 water
districts, one sanitation district
and one private water comp.any.
The Ford Sauvajot Manage-
ment Group, Inc., which devel-
oped the report. came up with 33
scenarios, two of which mvolve
Mesa Consolidated.
The most •highly plausible"
scenario, according to the study,
merges Mesa Consolidated with
the Santa Ana Heights Water Co.
and the Irvine Ranch Water Dis-
trict. The other scenario, in which
Mesa Consolidated becomes a
subsidiary of the city of Costa
Mesa, only received a Hmedium"
ranking.
Karl Kemp, general manager
of Mesa Consolida ted, said dis-
trict employees and board mem-
bers still have a lot of questions
about how a consolida tion effort
would affect Mesa rate payers.
"There are a lot of questions
about how these scenarios would
•SEE MERGER PAGE A18
MMC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Costa Mesa High SthoOI ndenta watch as fellow student Igor Shmurak takes a mock sobriety test during a
drinking and drt~ demonstration at the scbool Wednesday. The program, sponsored by the Costa Mesa
Police Department, soagbt to teach the students abou' the dangen of drtnklng and driving.
• City workers are planting coastal sage
scrub in Big Canyon to make ue for loss
of habitat at San Diego C reek No~.
By Evan Henerson. Daily Ptlot
NEWPORT BEACH -As swted as 1t will be for
the sale of luxury automobiles, the eventual new
home of Fletcher Jones Motorcars along Jamboree.
Road will no longer be an ideal bud habitat.
But in compensallon for clearing n.vo acres of
coastal sage scrub -home to the threatened Cahlor-
nia gnatcatcher -
city workers will
plant nearly h....-.ce
as much of the same
vegetation at the
mouth of the city-
owned Big Cariyon.
That means d big-
ger and better play-·
ground for the cele-
brated buds, sa.id
Don Webb, oty pub-
lic works director
"We tlunk they'd
have more fun play-
ing a round m Big
"We think they'd
have more tun
playing around in
Big Canyon than
up next to the
f ,, reeway ...
-DON WEBB
Canyon than up next to the freeway • Webb sa.id
The replanllng of coastal sage scrub and the effect
on enVlfonrnental habitats has been detailed in the
Fletcher Jones pro1ect's environmental impact report
That report was approved by both the state Coastal
Conuniss1on and the state Department of Fish and
Game Under the terms of the agreement \\-ith the
aty, Fletcher Jones w1U pay for the replanting
In addition, d consulnng biologist working on the
project sdld that trullal rev1ew of Lhe site mdlcated
that no gnatcatchers were llVlilg in the area The
birds are designated dS a thredtened speoes by the
U.S. Department of Fish and Wildhfe
"That area has been htghJ) disturbed over the
years.· said biologist Art Homnngause n
In August of last year. the City Counal agreed to
a complex agreement that will allow Fletcher Jones
Motorcars Newport Beach's top sales tax produc-
er -to move the-dealership to the 9 6-a.cre San
Diego Creek North property on Jamboree Road
Prime s~t arrested m gang-related ~u1ts
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flying high
Rich Boyce was a vustty
aubtant for nlne years
w11b the Eatanda High bas-
ketball program. and today
be II tbe bead coach. after
being named by Eaglet
Athlelk: Dlredor Jeff Gall
School board president
won't seek re-election
• Costa Mesa police offi-
dals believe brawls are
part of a turf war between
rivals. ,
By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot
WEST SIDE -Police early
Wednesday arrested the key sus-
pect 1n a series of gang rivalry
brawls that had escalated ln
recent weeks.
• Gustevo Hemna Mendez, 18,
was arrested· on suapldon of
UMult with a deadly weapon.
Mendu and two juveniles,
ttilrMdY in c:ustodY for an wirelat-
eiil cdme, .... Nlpeded of using •
~ and baMba1l bats ~
assault members of a rival gang
in three separate incidents over a
two-week period.
The assaults occurred in late
flpril and earlier this month, Cos-ta: Mesa Gang Unit Sgt. Dave Bir-
ney said.
"The assaults happened pretty
quickly, one after another,• Bir·
ney said. "It was one gang
assaulting another. One wanted
dty dominance over the other."
Ofticen arrested Mendez at 4
a.m. Wednesday, as he was'leov-
ing his Wallace Avenue residence
for bis job at a food busmess tn
Los Angele$, Birney said.
Tbe otticen recovered a hand-
gun they believe was brandished
•SEE ESTPAGEA11
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• Three-term trustee Jim
de Boom says he's done
with school board. But
Maitha Auor and Ed Deck-
er may take another shot.
By Julie Ros.s Cannon, Dally p;Jot
NEWPORT-MESA -School
board president Jim de Boom said
Monday he wUl not seek a fourth
term m the public spotlight, open-
ing th way for a potentially exot·
lilg school board election this fall.
Thtee trustee tenns expire ln
November -those of de Boom.
M~ Fluor and Ed Decker -
and none ol the bOerd memben
be" comnutted to running in the
election.
De Boom. whose trustee area
include Newport Heights and
east Costa Mesa areas, said he
will step down to serve as district
governor of the Rotary Oub.
"I have other things I need to
get on to,• De Boom said. •J'm
loo)Qng for candidates to run and
hopefully we'll find two or more
candidat and have an election.•
But finding aomeone to run
could pose a problem. since de
Boom ran unoppo.ed 1n the past
two elections.
•I'm not sure if it'll be hard to
find someone,~ h said. •There's
not a lot of reward to getting
elected chool bOard member. J
•1 have other
things I Deed to
get on tO, .. New-
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Scbool Board
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THURSDAY, MAY 23. 1996
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City to go slow on request for speed humps in area
gre~r
wylder
Green thumbs up
on this garden s<:tle I f you're in the gardening
mood, Nuneryland (646-
3925) is having a great
Memorial Day sale with savings
through May 27.
There are all sorts of items on
sale for your garden and lawn,
and plant mixes to keep every-
thing growing.
Discounted items include ros-
es for $6.99, citrus and fruit trees
at $16.99, one-gallon flowering
shrubs at $1 .99, Perma-Gro Turf
food at $4.99, marathon sod at
$1.75 per roll, and all shade trees
are reduced 25% off.
Nurseryland is located at 2123
Newport Blvd. in Costa Mesa.
And for high quality outdoor
living, Roger's Gardens is hav-
ing a 20% off sale on all Brown
Jordan and Kibgsley-Bate furni-
ture. You might th.ink the prices
are still high even with the dis-
count, but it's worth it -the fur-
niture lasts forever.
Brown Jordan bas teak and
wrought-iron furniture, and
Kmgsely Bate mostly specializes
in hand-carved solid teak pieces.
There is a big selection of furni-
ture at Roger's, including bench-
es, chairs, chaise lounge chairs,
tables, and dining sets.
Roger's Gardens (640-5800) is
located at 2301 San Joaquin
Hills Road in Newport Beach.
Jo's Knit Wit, one of the last
remaining full-service yarn
shops in the area, is having a
sale on many novelty yams.
Many of the yams are reduced
50% off. Jo's Knit Wit has been
located for 15 yearS at 369 E
17th St. at Westport Square
(behind the Union 76 Station).
If you're wondering what to
do with the kids this summer,
the Newport Harbor Baseball
AssoctaUon is offering a summer
baseball camp. The camp is
geared for kids ages 5-14. The
hrst session starts June 24-28,
and the second session starts
July 15-19. For half-day morning
(9 a.m. lo noon) or afternoon (1
to 4 p .m .), camp it costs $75, and
aU-day camp costs $125. To sign
up you can drop by Treads and
Threads at 270 E. 17th St. in
Costa Mesa, or contact the
NHBA at (451-2228).
Edwards Cinemas has recent-
Jy added "best value cinemas"
to its chain of theaters. Local
best value cinemas include the
Mesa Cinema (646-5025) located
at Newport Boulevard and 19th
Street in Costa Mesa (all seats
are $1); the Harbor Twin (631-
3501 ), located at Harbor Blvd
aQ.d Wilson in Costa Mesa (all
seats are $3}; and Bristol Four
(540-7444) at Bristol Street and
MacArthur in Costa Mesa
(dllseats are $3).
• IEST BUYS appears Thursdays and
Si(turdays. If you know of a good buy
call me at 540-1224, fax me at 646-
4 t"JO or write to me: Best Buys Daily
Pitot, 330 W Bay St. Costa Mesa,
92627.
• Paularino residents seem divided on the need for the
traffic measures, so Costa Mesa City Council postpones
discussion to later date.
By Carolyn Mili;!. Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -As cars con-
tinue to speed down Paulaiino
Street, several residents cringe
and pray the situation is helped
before it turns deadly.
~Please, let's not have another
memorial service like Newport
Beach residents did recently,"
said resident Roland Wood, refer-
ring to the traffic accident death
of 35-year-old Newport Beach
resident lracy Wolansky. •There
is a fear of accidents.•
Wood's plea was to the Costa
Mesa Qty Council. who on Mon·
day reviewed a proposal to install
speed humps along Paularino.
"This is no small action l>y a
small group of people,• Wood
said, adding that the majority of
the members of the Mesa North
Homeowners' Association s4p-
port the installation of the speed
bumps and have spice the issue
was raised 14 months ago.
After listening to several com-
ments from residents, who were
divided on whether to install the
speed humps at a cost of $16,000·
LEAH HOGSTEN I OAJt.Y PILOT
Newport Beach resident Greg Vigoren mixes his time between dentistry and paragliding.
"ParaglidJng ls relaxing. It's peaceful and tranquil as long as you don't get turbulence," be said.
GREG VIGOREN
Comfortable with thrills and drills
HE IS
Newport Beach dentist Greg
Vigoren, who paraglides during
his free time.
A BUZZ OF EXCITEMENT
Most kids fear going to the
dentist's office. haunted by
visions of an anesthesia shot or
a cavity drill. Bui Vigoren, 48,
had no such fears when he was
8.
Hlt was fun going to the den-
tist's office. When the dentist
left the room, I would play with
every switch and knob," Vig-
oren said.
Vigoren decided to become a
dentist because •it was an inter-
esting and intriguing experi-
ence. Shots weren't a problem
and drilling was never a pain.
•1t was never a traumatic
experience for me,• he said.
Perhaps his mother is to
thank for Vigoren's positive
memories of the dental experi-
ence. He always knew a treat
was waiting for him after seeing
the dentist: his mother took him
to the soda fountain.
NO JUMPING HERE
His •no fear" attitude contin-
ues today -after a rough day
at the dental practice, Vigoren's
favorite pasttime is to go
paragliding.
The thrill seeker paraglides
once or twice a week. His
favorite place is the San
Bernardino Crestline.
"l hold on to a small portable
glider and sit in a harness," he
said. "It's like banging from a
big swing in the air with speeds
up to 20 miles per hour."
Vigore.n says there's a mis-
conception about paragliding:
•People think paragliders just
jump off a cliff."
He says a paraglider typical-
ly runs down a hill, using 10-to
1~-mph wiilQ.s to launch him.
The air ihflates the glider and
holds it up.
"Paragliding is relaxing. It's
peaceful and tranquil as long as
you don't get turbulence," Vig-
oren said.
He says various improve-
ments have been made in
paragliding over the years.
"There's now predictable
and dependable paragliding
equipment," he said. "Before, it
was experimental and there
was no experienced pilot.
"Whats neat about paraglid-
ing is that you can carry the
equipment to every place of the
world."
GLOBAL DENTIST
Growing up, Vigoren lived in
Minnesota, Phoenix, and Las
vegas because of his father's
job.
He went to USC for his
undergraduate :work and then
· graduated from USC's Dental
School in 1972. Vigore n has
practiced dentistry for 26 years.
'J\vo of his pr.acticing years were
in dental school.
After graduation, he got into
the U.S. Air Force Rotating
Internship providing periodon-
tics, endodontics, pedodontics
and oral surgery service for
t..American service t~s and
U.S. citizens in Japali lor two
years.
•1 picked Japan because it
was an intriguing contrast · of
cultures," said Vigoren.
Leaming Japanese was
tough for Vigoren.
"The first d ay of learning
Japanese was overwhelming
for me. After r left Japan, I
spoke about 50 words," h~ said.
Today, Vigoren continues to
take continuing e ducation
classes in dentistry. He bas an
interest in dental plans, magni-
fication and quality care for his
patients.
He lives in Laguna Niguel
and has three children, aged 9,
13 and 16.
-By Andrea Sakamoto
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to $18,000, the council voted to
continue the item to a later date,
to allow time for further review.
While several of the Mesa
North residents said they thought
speed bumps would slow down
traffic and deter it to main thor-
oughfares such as Baker Street,
other residents think other mea-
sures should be tried first.
Some residents are concerned
about potential liability, the. wear
and tear on cars and the fact that
people will accelerate at high
speeds after they have cleared the
humps.
"Without any citations and no
attempt to put up a stop sign, it's
Drivers needed to
assist with
Mobile Meals
Friends in Service to Humani-
ty and Hoag Memorial Hospital
are looking for eager and people-
friendly volunteer drivers for the
Mobile Meals program to deliver
meals to its elderly and ill, home-
bound clients.
FISH and Hoag Hospital hope
to add two more delivery routes
to the six routes already in exis-
tence by July 1 to cover areas as
far as Coast Highway and up to
the Santa Ana Heights area
before Bristol Street.
All age groups are encouraged
to volunteer, but are required to
have the use of a car and be
licensed drivers with adequate
insurance.
. At least 20 volunteer drivers
are needed to be available to
deliver meals to eight clients at
least once a month on a regular
basis. Meals are delivered Mon-
day through Friday and training
for routes is provided.
All meals are provided by
Hoag Hospital in conjunction
with FISH, a non-profit organiza-
tion based in Newport Beach.
Mobile Meals has been handled
by FISH for more than 22 years
and currently involves more than
100 drivers.
Call 645-8050 to volunteer or
for more information.
COSTA MESA
premature to spend $16,000 to
$18,000, • Robert Barnett said.
•Citations would send a message
to the community to slow down.•
Mayor Joe Erickson told Bar-
nett there has been •aggressive
traffic enforcement" in that area
and quite a number of citations
have been issued
One opponent to the speed
humps, David Updegraff, went so
far as to write his own report on
th~ problem for the counc:il, offer-
ing alternatives and solutions.
Updegraff wrote that h~ hopes
"the speed hump mentality won't
keep spreading like 'Mad Cow'
disease.•
obituary . .
Longtime Costa
Mesa resident Ilse
Groening dies
A memorial service is
planned at 11 a.m. Saturday
at Presbyterian Church of
the Covenant in Costa Mesa
for longtime resident Ilse
Groening.
Mrs. Groening.died April
25 at the age of 88.
She is survived by son
John Groening of Los Ange-••
les; daughter Karen Thi-•:
bodeau of New Mexico;.·
granddaughter Nicole Thi-;:
bodeau of New Mexico; and•:
brother Helmut Granzow ot: •
Chicago. . •
Presbyterian Church of-..
the Covenant is located at ··
2850 Fairview Road.
Correction
Mrs. David W. Myhre of
Costa Mesa, mother of Lt.
Robert Joseph Myhre, was
accidentally ommitted from.
th~ announcement of his:
engagement to Samantha
Valorie Joyner, which ran in
the Daily Pilot on Monday.
The Daily Pilot regrets the
error.
• 1700 blodc of Goff Course Drive: A pair of S 1,500 golf clubs were stolen
from the pro shop at a country club while it was open for business.
• 1700 blodc of Newport Boulevard: A burglar broke Into a car and stole a
9-plece knife set worth $700 and $270 cash.
• 500 blodl Of H.mltton. A burglar forC'ed open a garage door a.nd stole
$1, 790 of camping equipment -sleeping bags, climbing gear, water proof
clothing -and a barbecue while the resident was sleeping.
• 200 blodc of East 17th Street A burglar entered a store and packed his
shopping cart with cordless phones, ~deo cassette rewinders and message
machines. Then walked out of the store, shopping cart and all, with the S350 of merchandise.
NEWPORT BEAOI
• Corona del Mar Mllln 8MCh P•rklng Lot: Two Corona del Mar residents were walklng their dogs, Lady, a collie, and Precious, a ShihTzu in the beach •
parking lot when a white and beige pit bull began to growl a~ bark and
broke away from his leash held by his owner. the 60-pound pit bull lunged
for Lady's neck and bit her, according to the police report. Several bystanders
attempted to separate the dogs but to no avail. A bystander hit the pit bull
with an umbfella and he released Lady then went after Precious whose own-
er was holding her high over her head away from the threatening dog. The
pit bull was finally grabbed, but its owner refused to Identify himself and ran
from the area with the pit bull in tow. Lady was taken to the vet for treat-
ment. Animal Control searched the area for the pit bull but with no success..
• 900 blodc of Newport CAtntw Drive: A woman's purse worth S320 was
taken from a hotel lounge where she set her purse next to her seat.
• 1800 blodc of ~t.: A burglar crept Into a house through an open
bedroom window and stole $20,400 of property Including a S 10,000 sterling
sllver tea set. a SS,000 sllve1Ware set. a S900 pearl and diamond watch and a
$4,000 gold and diamond necklace. The thief ransacked the home. No neigh-bors heard or saw ctnythlng suspklous.
THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1996' A.J
Library trustees push b3.Ck
non-resident fee for 1 .year
Trustees question.mayor's request
. • Members of library
, board want council to
· postpone issue until they
. have more information .
... By Evan Henerson , Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -With
complete data unavailable and
_ the sta~ of state legislation on
· hold, visitors from outside the
city will likely enjoy the use of
the Newport Beach Public
Llbrary free of charge for at
least one more year.
After months of study, a sub-
committee of the library's board
of trustees studying the non-
resident fee issue has recom-
mended that the City Council
take n o action at this time.
Trustees acknowledge the
question still needs attention
but the trustees are not ready to
suggest charging non-residents
to use the library.
MWhile the issues are impor-
tant and we need to move for-
ward to a conclusion, we do not
feel that we are as yet at the
point where the need to come to
a decision is so critical that
action must be taken immedi-
atel~" the subcommittee reso-
lution reads.
Where they once hoped to
find a way to reco'{er the rev-
enue lost through non-resident
~rary use during the upcoming
fiscal year, library officials now
say they hope to have a plan in
place by the 1997-98 fiscal year.
· MThe next bu dget cycle
would be the last time we could
make a decision," said board of
trustees Chainnan Ben Jack-
son. #We've set that as a dead-
1.in " e.
MI think we don't feel we
have the full story yet," agreed
Julie Ryan, another trustee.
MBut I would think we'd defi-
nitely need to make a decision
in the next year."
Approximately 45% of the
citizens who use the city's pub-
lic library do not live in Newport
Beach. but residents pay a
greater percentage of library
costs. Both the Central Llbrary .
and the Mariners branch -
located on the Costa Mesa bor-
der -enjoy a particularly high
usage by non-residents.
'Ihlstees and library adminis-
trators have had discussions
with officials in Costa Mesa over
a possible joint venture between
the two cities. A bill authored by
state Sen. Ross Johnson, which
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would allow the city to charge
its residents without jeopardiz-
ing state reimbursement funds,
failed to get out of committee a
few weeks ago.
Mpre often than not, adminis-
trators return to the idea of
charging non-residents an annu-
al fee -possibly in the $20 to
$40 range -to use the library.
Without Johnson's legislation,
however, the fee would force
Newport Beach to withdraw
from the Santiago Ubrary Sys-
tem, thereby forfeiting $300,000
in state reimbursement.
But in a report presented to
the full board Tuesday, trustees
George Jeffries and Frank
Lynch say charging a fee to
non-residents would lose the
city more money than it would
gain. Between the loss of reim-
bursement funds and the loss of
users who would rather go else-
where than pay for a library
card, officials estimate a loss of
up .to $200,000.
Before the trustees make a
new recommendation to the
council, they hope to review a
budget that details all costs of
library operations as w ell as
data from other cities which
have gone through similar tran-
sitions.
By Eva n Henerson, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -The
proposed change of a single line
m the city policy manual has
members of the Newport Beach
Public Library Found ation and
~brary trustees qllestioning the
1.n~ent of the vague wording.
Mayor John Hedges has asked
for a change in council policy that
would require non-profit organi-
zations that donate money for dty
facilities or programs -such as
libraries -to have goals -consis-
tent" with those of the city.
The change would add a sin-
gle sentence to the manual's
"fund-raising• section.
NThe goals of non-profit
groups raising funds in support of
city activities must be consistent
with those of the city and the
board, commission or committee
for which the funds are raised,"
the proposed addition reads.
Hedges could not be reached for
comment Wednesday. The change
received a quick and non-contro-
versial approval from the city's
Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Commission earlier this month.
But the city's library Board of
Tru~tees called the revision
unclear and unnecessary.
"We felt the proposed revisions
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raised q\iestions that are not
resolved in the policy,• said
library board Chairman Ben Jack-
son. •Who would detennine what
the goals of the non-profit organi-
zation are? Who would determibe
what the trustees' goals are?" ·
In addition, Jackson said. the
board felt that the committees
already have the ability to reject
any gift it feels is inappropriate.
The library regularly receives
gifts from the foundation, the Prlends
of the library and the Uteracy Cowt-
cil. Foundation President David
Carmichael said the change would ·
force trustees or commission mem-
bers to e:nt.ec the fund-· · arena.
•Tue concern in~ is
that library trustees would
become fund-raisers," said
Carmichael, who spoke against
the change at the trustees' hear-
mg Tuesday afternoon. ·we think
a fund-raising group should con-
centrate on fund-raising, not on
the other activities which the
trustees are involved in. •
MI'm a little mystified. Any tim&
a gift is given, the trustees ha.Vie:
the ultimate ability to tum it
down. They do have the ul~
fund-raising control. f' •
Jo Vandervort, chairwoman al
the city's Parks. Beaches an&
Recreation Commission, said ~
the proposed change didn't raise'
any hackles during the commis-
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-we don't have any goals that
are not consistent with· any non-
profit groups,· Vandervort said.
·we all have the same goal:
recredtion. •
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Costa Mesa High School
KHAHH QUANG TRAN
GRADe POINT
AVERAGE: 4.2A
SCHOOL, COMMU-
NITY, HONORS:
Advanced Placement
.wholdf award reopi·
ent; president, Kcirate
Club; Honor Wall; California Schol-
arship Federation member
EMPLOYMENT not provided
COLLEGE PLANS: will attend UC
lrvme as a biological science major
. PERSONAL MOTIO: not provided
JNPLUENTIAL FIGURE: My par-
ep~ and the mdlly gre at teachers
th.at I've had are the ones that have
mfluenced me the most LO my acade-
mic· t ctJeer.
LAN ANH DO
GRADE POINT
AVERAGE: 4.22
SCHOOL, COMMU-
NITY, HONORS: Te n-
n b Coaches Award;
Most Vdluable JV dou-
blf's player; Varsity
l etter Badnunton Alhleuc AwaJd;
Genndn Club secretdfy dJld publJClty
comnusioner; Readmg Ldb tu tor
EM PLOYMENT: Volunteer lor
soup kitche n anc1 school clean-ups
COLLEGE PLANS. wlll attend UC
Berkt>ley as b1olog1ral !>Clences mdJOr
PERSONAL J\10TTO "Todcty is the
flf5t clay for the rest of yow hie."
INFLUENTIAL FIGURE: My oldest
.. 1~ter 1., an inspircttlon to me hecduse
oL her commern.ldblP educational
d< h1evement <lP!>J>lll' llldny ob:.tdcles
;dncl hdrdslups
":TAWNY BAYES •
. <;RADE POINT AVERAGE. 4.16
SCHOOL, COMf\IUNITY, HON-
ORS Three year. Vdrs1ty Volleybdll
< 'dptdm; three yedr::. VctrS1ty Track,
E.I. Moore Award; Society of Wome n
Engineers Awdtd for math; Golden
'Stdte Exam Geometry High Honors
dnd Biology honor..
EMPLOYMENT not proVlded
COLLEGE PLANS. will dtlend
e1lhPr UCLA or UCSD
PE RSONAL MOTTO: "Don't count
your wed~els before they pop.·
I FLUENTIAL FIGURE· f\ty moth-
er who alway!> made me do my
honwwork
"CAROLYN CLAUSEN
GRADE POINT
AVERAGE: 4 14
SCHOOL. COMMU-
NITY. HONORS·
SC'mor Cld!>S secretdry;
four yedfs Key Club
member; Student of
the Yectr Exchdnge Club Award: JV
'Tenm.!> dncl Badminton, goU a nd vol·
Jeybdll member
EJ\IPLOYMENT: not provided
COLLEGE PLANS: dtte nd UCLA
or UCI majonng m enVl.tonme nlal
.!>ctence/ecology
PERSONAL MOTTO "Du what
-you love dnd the money will follow."
IN FLUENTIAL FICURE: My moth-
-er, becduse she alway::. told me thdt I
.could be anything I wdnted to be dS
Jong d'> I worke<l hdrcl enough for 11
LUCY GEKCHYAN
GRADE POINT
:AVERAGE· 4.12
. SCllOOL. COMf\IU-
NIT''I HONORS Ac d-
'(femsc letter; Honor-
ahlP MPntson in Cdli·
.forn1a State Lndct"
"Essdy Contest
EMPLOYMENT not pro .. 1clPd
COLLEGE PLANS will attend
-Occ1dentdl Collt>yi:> with a n English
.dlld coordmctte md)<Jr m environ-
.mental studies
PERSONAL MOTTO "LJfe 1s what
·you make 11 "
INFLUENTIAL FIGURE Yum1e
'\ un, my ™'"t lm•ncl, becduse she
J 1Pht>ve.., 1s me mor<> thdn I bPllev<> m
•myself dt tinw., !-'hP mrtkes me
·hPhevP anythmq as pO'-'>lble.
HIEU HO
<~RADE POINT
AVE RAGE· 4.12
SCHOOL, COMMU-
NITY, HOlRS· ASB
President; re!>hmdn
.nnd Sopho ore Cld!>s
:President!>; Key C1ub
·Preside nt: Varsity Letter in \rose;
•Country and Voll(>yball; Irvine Co.
:.Spectrum Leade rship Award, Sorop-
.llrrust Youth C1l1ZE>nsh1p Awdfd ; Tar-
.get aU-around !.ChOlarship, Discover
"<'Md Tribute Award
• EMPLO YMENT. Ame ncan R(>d
:Cross Youth Volunteer and Disaster
:Staffing Coorclindtor; OCC"s Children's
l)aycare Center; Teen TV-YMCA
:Commuruty Counsehng SeMces
• COLLEG E PLANS. will attend
:UCLA as pre-e<'onomics business
·: PERSONAL MOlTO : Horace
:Mann's "Be ashamed to die until you
'1ave won some victory for human1ty"
• INFLUENTIA1. PIGURE: Mr
+.avens, fonne r A.P. Biology teach~.r.
:t-le taught us how to truly tudy ha.rd.
:Mr. Havens taught his classes cre-
~tively and always pushed his 1tu-
:tfenll to their potenbal
EMPLOYMENT Sax )'MJS 0 C.
Opbnust Cub Commuruty Service
rnember1 0 C. Food Outribution
Center volunteer
COLI.EGE PLANS: will attend UC
Berkeley as political soence major m
spring
PERSONAL MOTTO not provided
INFLUENTIAL FIGURE: Mrs .
McKown, A.P. History teacher. I've
been in her class dunng 8th, 9th,
11th grade. She sparked my interest
in history. I've never had a teacher
support and encourage me tbe way
she has. She gave me sell confidence
in my wnting lllld my ambibons.
ROSABEu.E NGUYEN
GRADE POINT
AVERAG E 4.0
SCHOOL, COMMU-
NITY, HONORS: ASB
Secretdl)•; Asta.a Club
Treasurer, Band Trea-
surer, Spanish Club
secretary; Co-chair Cultural Diversi-
ty Committee; Who's Who Among
Americun students; Rotary Club
Leadership Award
EMPLOYMENT: Community ser-
vice with Key Club lllld Circle K at
UCI; feed the homeless with my
church family
COLLEGE PLANS: will attend UCI
as biology major to become a 'pedia-
tncian
PERSONAL MOTIO "How fun!"
INFLUENTIAL FlGURE· My doc-
tors at C HOC. They always believed
that I could do anything if I try.
CASEY CHAPIN
GRADE PO fNT
AVERAGE. 4 0
SCHOOL, COMMU·
NITY. HONORS: Four
years soccer; three
yedJs Mock Tnal team:
Red Cross Youth in
Emergency services program;
National Merit Scholarship finalist
EMPLOYMENT: not provided
COLLEGE PLANS: will attend UC
Berkeley
PERSONAL MOTIO: not provid~d
INFLUENTIAL FIGURE: My mom.
TRAMY N. HUYNH
GRADE POINT
AVERAGE 3.99
SCHOO L, COMMU-
NITY, HONORS: Math
Club; Key Club; Trea·
::.ure r of Spanish Club1
Honor Wall.
EMPLOYMENT: Fauv1e w Devel-
opmental Center volunteer
COLLEGE PLANS: will atte nd UC
San Diego as biology or biochemistry
major.
PERSONAL MOTTO: "If you think .
you can do 1t, you can d o it•
INFLUENTIAL FIGURE: My par-
ents becduse they help me a lot on
my education and to find out the
career thdt I am interested in.
IGOR SHMURAK
GRADE POINT
AVERAGE: 3.98
SCHOOL, COMMU-
NITY, HONO RS:
Norm StulweU Award;
Pnnopdl'~ High Honor
Roll; Mesa's Wall of
Honor; Who's Who 4Jnong American
High School students; Varsity Jetter
in swimming; Rotary Club Student of
the Month Award; Attitude is Every-
thing Awdrd
EMPLOYtvlENT: From Russid with
Love and POG Island salesman,
rf'cepbonist for Sports Clubllrvine
COLLEGE PLANS: will attend Cor-
nell University
PERSONAL MaITO: "Ufe Goes On·
INFLUENTIAL PlGURE: Joanne
Shim pock
BRIAN ABBOTT
GRADE POlN"f AVERAGE: 3.8
SCHOOL, COMMUNITY, HON·
O RS: Athlete of the Year; Football;
Golf; Key Club; Mock Trial
EMPLOYMENT: not provided
COLLEG E PLANS: will attend
UCLA as economics major
PERSONAL MOTIO: not provided
INFLUENTIAL FIGURE: not pro-
vided
RACHEL THOMPSON-
HAILSTONE
GRADE POINT
AVERAGE: 3.5
SCHOOL, COMMU-
NITY. HONORS: Var-
sity letter Ln Splrltlead-
1ng; Most Promising
S wimmeri Drama1 Golden State
exam honors Algebra and high hon-
ors Geometry1 Red Cro s Club
EMPLOYMENT: Volunteer for
soup kitchen and beach clean-ups;
visiting nursing homes
COLLEGE PLANS: will attend
either Barnard or UC Santa Cruz
PERSONAL MOTTO: "No matter
what you do, lf it is your best -lt's
perfedion. Tile each day as it is giv-
en to you and contine to reach for
what the future brings •
INPLUENTIAl PJGURB: Mr.
Havens. A.P. Biology teacher. He Is
incredibly lntelllgent, his determin4·
tion and desire for excellence are
highly contagious. He made lt a
major goal for me to impress him and
I hope to mu him proud some day.
ftOGER KJRNOS
GRAD!! POINT
AVERAGB: 3.85
SCHOOL. COMMU·
NrrY. HONORS: Most
VAiuabie Wr Uer and
Captaln1 four y an
Swimmi1J9 l..ettflraw11
Chamber Of Comt11*1ce bonoree1 4 ..
OF THE CLASS
Here are the 37 Costa Mesa high
school and college academic all-stars
being honored today by the community
•
1Teaswer of Student Council and
KeyOub
EMPLOYMENT: CCC Day Care;
Volunteer for Soup Kitchen; ReLeal
Costa Mesa; American Red C ross
COLLEGE PLANS: Either USC,
UCLA, or Brown
PERSONAL MOTIO: ·u at first
you don't succeed, try to hide your
astonishment!·
VANESSA DO
GRADE POINT
AVERAGE: 3.69
SCHOOL, COMMU-
NITY, MONORS: Key
C lub Publicity Com-
missioner; Key Club
President; Sophomore
Class Secretary; Junior Class Secre-
tary; Rotary Leadership Award;
Irvine Co. Scholarship; Chamber of
Commerce Award
EMPLOYMENT: volunteer for
Orange County Food Distribution,
Someone Cares Soup Kitchen, Kids
Cancer Connection, Red Cross
Chapter of Orange County, and
March ·of Dimes
COLLEGE PLANS: will attend UCI
as economics major
PERSONAL MOTTO: not available
ANNA SENSE
GRADE POINT
AVERAGE: 3.87
SCHOOL, COMMU-
NfTV, HONORS:
Junior Class President;
Editor of Yearbook;
Girls State; Who's Who
Among Amencan High School Stu-
dents; Honor Roll; Chamber of Com-
merce Award
EMPLOYMENT: Part-time job
COLLEGE PLANS: Either Boston
College, Duke, or UC Berkeley
PERSONAL MOTTO: not available
' Estancia High School
PffiRKRUTZIK
GRADE POINT
AVERAGE: 4.26
SCHOOL. COMMU-
NITY, HONORS: Four
years Varsity Golf; Vice-
president of Aninesty ..,.-.....;-....•
lnternational Club; A.ca·
demic Decathlon Captain; Natmnal
Merit Scholar; Reqents Scholar at UCI;
C hamber of Commerce Honoree;
Bausch and Lomb Science Award; AP
Scholar with Honors
EMPLOYMENT: Volunteer a t
ShdJe Our Selves food drives and
F~ew Park O eanups
COLLEGE PLANS: Attending UCI
Honors program in Biological Sci-
ences
PERSONAL MOTTO: Hamlet's
"There are more things in heaven
and earth than are cheamt of in your
philosophy.·
INFLUENTIAL FIGURE: My par-
ents who have always given me con-
fidence and the drive to succeed
CHAD BOLlENBACH
GRADE POINT
AVERAGE: 4.20
SCHOOL, COMMU-
NITY, ~ONORS: Four
year Varsity Waterpolo
and Swimmeri Cham-
ber of Commerce Hon-
oree; AP Stdte Scholar; National
Mertt Scholar Commended; Tandy
Technology Scholar; Key C lub Trea-
surer,
EMPLOYMENT: Volunteer a t
ceach clean-ups, soup kitchens,
Family Fest
COLI..EGE PLANS: will attend
Stanford as a Pre-Med major
PERSONAL Marro. "Champ10J1S
make decisions to create the future they
desire while losers make clec:i.sions that
CJ86.le the present they desire.•
INFLUENTIAL FIGURE: I was
influenced by my teachers, coaches,
family, and friends, all in different
ways.
DAVID MARCUS
GRADE POINT
AVERAGE 4.15
SCHOOL. COMMU-
NITY, HONORS: Varsi-
ty Baseball Manoger.
National Merit Scholar.
AP Scholar with Hon-
ors; Rensselaer Medal; E.I. Moore
Awardi 1Mdy Scholar
EMPLOYMENT: Junior AAl.5tant
Scoutmaster
COLLE06 Pl.ANS: will ottond Uni-
venity of Ml41111
PBRSONAL MOTTO: Rabbl Hil·
lel'1 ·u l am not for mysell who will
be for m , ii 1 am only for mVMlf
what am I, and 11 not now, wt>ent•
INFLUBNTlAl PIOURB: Mr.
PillllgeraJd, wbo taught me bOw to
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BETH ANNE
FERRYMAN
G RADE POINT
AVERAGE: 4.0
SCHOOL, COMMU-
NITY, HONORS:
Three years Varsity
Soccer, Varsity Soft-
ball; Vice President of Production
Drama; UCLA Alumni Scholarship;
E.1. Moore Memorial Award; English
Department Student of the Year (93-
95)
EMPLOYMENT: Chocettes charri-
ty organization; volunteer at Lions'
Club Fish Fry
COLLEGE PLANS: will attend
UCLA
PERSONAL MOTIO: not provided
INFLUENTIAL FIGURE: English
teachers Barbara Van Holt and
Sheila Brown have taught me to take
advantage oJ new opportunities and
also to trust my own ideas. M y mom
dJld dad because they taught me to
lake responsibility for myself.
JOE MANUEL
GUERRERO
GRADE POfNT
AVERAGE: 4.01
SCHOOL, COMMU-
NITY, HONORS:
School newspaper
reporter; Tandy Tech-
nology Scholars Award; Nominated
to attend the 1995 National Youth
Leadership Forum Law and Consti-
tution and also the Chicano Latino
Youth Fellowship Conference
EMPLOYMENT: Baskin Robbms
shift leader
COLLEGE PLANS: will attend
UCLA as psychology major
PERSONAL MOTTO: "Express
yourself don't repress yourself.•
INFLUENTIAL AGURE: not pro-
vtded
JOHN ERMIN
GRADE POINT
AVERAGE: 3.95
SCHOOL, COMMU-
NITY, HONORS: Vol-
leyball1 Biology Stu-
dent of the Year (93-
94 ); Drama Historian:
Ethnic Forum; Theater Scholarship
to Cbapmllll Uruversity
EMPLOYMENT: Kaplan's Restau-
rant, Plllllet Hollywood. and Big City
Bagel
COLLEGE PLANS: Santa Monica
Colleqe for two years and then trans-
fer to Chapman University to pursue
a career in acting
PERSONAL MOTIO: ·Life is won-
derful; people are terriJic. •
INFLUENTIAL PIGURE: My par-
ents for always giving me reasons
not to gwe up. "'
KEITH ANTHONY
GRADE POINT
AVERAGE: 3.91
SCHOOL, COMMU-
NITY, HONORS: Var-
sity Te nnis; President
of Speech and Debate;
Two years Speake r of
tbe Year; Jr. Class President; West·
inghouse Scholarship; U.C. Berkeley
Alumni Scholarship; Exchange Oub
Scholarship
EMPLOYMENT: Shoe l:ollection
for L.A. Rescue Mission
COLLEGE PLANS: Probably
attend U.C. Berkeley
PERSONAL MOTIO: From Bible
•And I pray trust you, being rooted and
established in love, may have power
to grasp how wide and Long and hJgh
and deep is the love ol Christ.•
INFLUENTIAL FIGURE: Without
my mother, I couJd have n,ever suc-
ceeded in anything.
BRIAN M. RUDOLPH
GRADE POINT
AVERAGE: 3.88
SCHOOL, COMMU·
NITY. HONORS: Four
years Varsity Tennis:
two years RoUec> Hock-
ey1 J.V. Socoer; Student
Body Government; Biology Student
of 1he Year; High Honors in Golden
State Bxam ln History and Algebra
EMPLOYMeNT: Lucky's Market tn
Newport
COLLEGE PLANS: Orango Cout
Co0.V• and will transfer to UCJ.A
PBRSONAL M01TO: not provtded
fNPLUENilAL PIGUR.E: not provided
to ~ blu wbiD ~ •~t.llM._.
~
Ject Pals Memberr High Honan in
Golden State BxamlnatJons in Alge-
bra, Geometry, and v.s. Hl.stOry r
BMPLOVMENT: Employee o
Lucky Food Stores Corporation
COLI.EGE PLANS: UCLA as Pre-
med major
PERSONAL MOTIO. ·carpe
Diem•
INFLUENI1AL FIGURE: not provld·
ed
RAOfEL GREENLEE
GRADE POINT
AVERAGE: 4.2
SCHOOL, COMM'U-
·NITv, HONORS:
School band and choir1
Project Pals; Chamber
of Commerce Honoree,
Commended National
Merit ScholaT; E.I. Moore Award;
Vocal Awards
EMPLOYMENT: Worked at child
care and a library volunteer
COLLEGE PLANS: will attend B10-
la UnJversity
PERSONAL MOTIO: "A millibe-
len is the amount of beauty required
to launch one ship.•
INFLUENTIAL FIGURE: Both my
parents because they encourage me
but do not push me or force me to
take classes l do not wish to t~e.
NICOLE LETOSTAK
GRADE POINT A VE RAGE: 3.82
SC HOOL, COMMUNITY. HON-
ORS: Varsity Swim Team; President
of Drama 1Toop; Vice-President of
CSF; E.I. Moore Award; Panhellenic
Scholarship Award
EMPLOYMENT: Blockbuste r
Video
COLLEGE PLANS: will attend
USC and major in Film and minor in
business
PERSONAL MOTIO: Psalms 3:5,6
INFLUENTIAL FIGURE: Barbara
VanP-lolt. She is my English/Drama
teacher. She taught me to "share
myseU" in my writing and acting.
She expected me to be responsible
and loyal, honest and ambitious
AILEEN BENNITT
GRADE POINT
AVERAGE: 3.81
SCHOOL, COMMU-
NITY, HONORS:
Three years Varsity
Swim; one year Varsity
Water Poloi four years
Scholar Athlete; Chamber of Com-
merce Honoree; Les Miller Award,
Peter Howe Memonal Award
EMPLOYMENT: Basketball Out-
reach Devotional and assistant coach
Splash Swim Team
COLLEGE PLANS: Orllllge Coast
College for two years so as to swim
and play water polo. Then plans on
going through Fire Academy al
Rancho Sa ntiago and Paramedic
School at Saddleback College.
PERSONAL MOTTO: not provided
INFLUENTIAL FIGURE: l was
inspired and influenced most by
Richard Wilkie, my swim and water
polo coach my first two years. His
dedication and unfailing support
drove me to strive for the top. He
believed in my abilities
MICHAEL SltlNFELD
GRADE POlNT
AVERAGEi 3.ft
SCHOOL, COMMU-
NITY, HONORS: Two
yearr. Marching Band;
three years Tennis;
three years CSF mem-
ber; Freshman Most Outstanding for
band; Coaches Award for tenrus,
local. reqional and state piano com-
petibon award
EMPLOYMENT: four years
Pageant of the Masters
COLLEGE PLANS: Orange Coast
Colleqe and then transfer to Sllll Lu.is
Obispo
PERSONAL MOTTO: •Never gwe
up and always do your best no mat-
ter what happens.•
INFLUENTIAL FIGURE: My Dad
because he has guided me along
the way and bas helped me pick
what classes to take. He has also
encouraged me along the way.
KATRINA H. SVALBE
GRADE POINT
AVERAGE: 3.79
SCHOOL. COMMU-
NITY, HONORS: 1Tack
and Tennis Team: Hon-
or Roll and CSP for
seven semesters:
Orange County Mustdans' Associa-
tion. Sawtelle Scholarship Award
EMPLOYMENT: Candystriper at
Hoag Hospital and piano recitals a t
retirement homes and community
colleges
COLLEGE PLANS: Manhattan
School of Music as piano perfor-
mance mAjor.
PaRSONAL M01T01 not provided
INPLUBNnAL FIGURE: My mother
ls the penoo who helped me to stay
focused and motivated on my goell,
wb.icb I have achieved and could nOl
havo done U she weren't around.,
ltOH StMPSON
GRADS POINT
AVl!AAGE: 3.71
SCHOOL. COMMU·
NITY, HONORS: Pour
,..... Buketbellr Let-
tered in Buketball and
Vnty Jan/tta~ band
l!MPLOYMENT: not~
COUJ!GE PLANS: ~ attend UC
SMata Barbara
PllRSONAL MOTTO: •vou are the
GGly penoa tbal am bold ~ ................... .,,.., .
Mlg.• (
INFLUBN'J1AL FIGURE: My dad
has influenced me the most. He
always makes the right choices. U my
We tumJ out Wee his, I w1l1 be happy.
Monte Vtsta
High School
YURIRIS ~CHEZ
p RADE POINT
AVERAGE: 3.42
SCHOOL,COMMU·
NITY.HONORS: Monte
Vista High · Student
Representative to Costa
Mesa City Councll;
ROP Outstanding Student Award and
Perfect Attendance Award; top stu-
dent in Newport-Mesa Unified School
District Alternative Education Cel)-
tet's Community Service Program
EMPLOYMENT: WhiWer Elemeo-
tary School bilingual volunteer dr1d
assistant soccer coach; Shalim•r
Learning Center bilingual voluntee'r;
Norrell Services bilingual employee
FUTURE PLANS: will attend
Orange Coast College and tht1n
transfer to a four-year state coUege to
obtain a teaching credential. My
career goal is to be a blllngual
kindergarten or first grade teacher.
TIM TIDGEWEU
GRADE POINT
AVERAGE: 3.26
SCHOOL,COMMU-
NITY,HONORS: Top
10% ranking of Monte
Vista Graduates;Prin-
cipal's list; Most Inspi-
rational Freshman football player
Woodbridge High School Football.
First String Defensive Tackle Lmt!-
man; Chamber of Comme rce
Award
EMPLOYMENT: Shalimar" Learn-
ing Center Tutor; High Hopes Head
Injury Clinic; assistant to persondl
trainer on Nautilus equipment at
Family Fitness Center
FlITURE PLANS: complete a Calt-
fomia University System trans~r
plan at 01ange Coast College w1tlra
career goal or high school teacher.A
second possibility is to earn ·:a
degree in Business Management er
Accounting and own a small busi-
ness.
Southern California
College
~IUP A. STRUYK
GRADE POINT AVE.RAE: 3.9
SCHOOL,COMMUNITY, HON-
ORS: Delta Kappa Honor Sode~.
OutstandJng Language Student;
Associated Student Body ChaplaiJl,
Resident Assistant; SCC's Christi.in
Outreach Depart:rqent; Chamber ol
Commerce Award
EMPLOYMENT: Convalescept
home visitation; outreach to home-
less familJes; Music ministry to
Christian Youth
FUTURE PLANS: I plan to be . d
rrunister LO the International Chur<h
of the Foursquare Gospel
JULIE SEE
GRADE POCN"f AVERAGE: 3.91
SC H O OL.COMMUNITY, HON·
ORS: SenJor Ooss Secretary: Secre-
tary of Student Christian Educator'
Association; Quad Leader; ASB St(J·
dent Senator: four years Presidential
Academic Scholarship; Chamber of
Commerce Award
EMPLOYMENT: Sunday School
teacher; Disaster Relief Team, Fam.th
Fest
FUl1JR..E PLANS: I plan to obtain
my master's degree in developmental
psychology and work with disavan·
tag~ students in the school system
Orange Coast College
1 ARMANDO BUENO
GRADE POINT
AVERAGE: Orange
Coast College does not
release grades
SCHOOL, COMMU-
NITY, HONORS; Presi·
dent of Natural Science
Club pid lnterclub Council; member
of Associated Students Executive
Committee: Recipient of the Friends
of the Students Association; Robett
B. Moore Awardi Alpha Gamma Sig-
ma member; Costa Mesa Chamber
of Commerce Les Miller Award
EMPLOYMENT: Volunteer coordi-
nator for American Cancer Society
events; Naval Reserve
PUTURE PLANS: plans to transfer
to UC Berkeley as a Geology maJ9r
then pwsue master's and doctoral
degrees at USC. '
SARA.H NOlAN
GRADE POINT
AVERAGE: Orange
Coast College does not
release grades
SCHOOL, COMMU-NITY, HONORS;Aao.
dated Student 8o&rd of ,
'I\-ustees1 Alpha. G~mma Siga)a
l>eM's Ust, President'• Ust1 Robert 8.
Moore Awardr.Joseph R. Kroll Ou\·
lt4nding Student of the Vear~
Orange Coast College ~
Scholanhlp1 Hockey Oub1 Mlllid>·
lation Cornrnitt:ee1 Student 511.,1
Coordinating C0\10d14 Coile MMa
c:Mmbe.r of Commerai lM ~ Award -~f
l!MPlOYMBN'r. Retit8mld Male
Volunt.. :
PUTURB PLANS: UCLA • UC
Berkeley. ~ In "'* llili·
dona Wttb -tldcUtlaMI le 12 .. ~ ~ Ml, lllfJCWtng, .. -
.. '1 '• W4llllli .. .-~
Newpon Be.ch/Costa Mesa Daily Pil0t
Residents evacuated Another $5,000 was awarded
to PISH's child care subsidy pro-
gram which offers child ca.re
assistance to single parents so
that they may continue to work
and support their family while
waiting for low-cost child care or
a job advancement.
. after gas leak
· A small natural gas leak dis-
placed residents in two smllll
apartment buildings off Shalimar
Drive for an hour Wednesday
afternoon, Costa Mesa Fire
Department officials said.
Chili cookoff
heats up today
No injwjes were reported after
a driver lost control of his car
about 4 p.m . on a residential dri-
veway and struck a gas meter.
Firefighters temporarily plugged
the leak until workers from The
Gas Co. arrived to permanently
repair the pipe.
The leak was contained within
Prepare your palates -the
23rd annual Calif omia State
Championship Chili Cookoff and
Salsa Championship comes to the
Hyatt Newporter today.
· 20 minutes, firefighter Paul
Moody said, and the residents
. -returned to their apartments.
And if that isn't enough, a Bar-
becue Ribs Contest has also been
added to the festivities.
The event runs from 4 to 10
p.m. at the hotel, 1107 Jamboree
Road. . Hoag Foundation
grants $15,000 to FISH The Chili Cookoff is open to
International Chili Society mem-
bers with an entry fee of $30' Oth-
er members of the public are also
invited to enter, for a $60 fee.
The George Hoag Foundation
has awarded a $15,000 Grant to
FISH-Harbor Area (Friends in
Service to Humapity) in order to
expand two programs provided to
, Costa Mesa and Newport Beach
residents: Mobile Meals and child
care subsidies for single parents.
FISH's Mobile Meals currently
(Jelivers hot, nutri,tious meals to 48
homebound people daily. The
$10,000 awarded by the Georg~
Hoag Foundation will enable
FISH to double that number .
More than 100 entran~ are
expected to compete in the con-
test, which will be judged by col-
lege basketball legend Jerry
Tarkanian; Petersen Publishing
President Robert Petersen; auto
designer Carroll Shelby; and for-
mer Balboa Bay Club President
.
Tom Deemer. ,
The salsa and barbecue ribs
contests are open to the public for
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AND AUTO SERVICE CENTER
To Sho The Community Our Appreciation We're
Offering Two Special MEMORIAL DAY Deals:
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5/27/96
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Come to the only center fn Orange County that offers "complete
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our teachers have been trained by a yoga master. we teach
everything from the popular Hatha Yoga stretching exercises to
deep meditation and simple techniques for quickly reducing stress.
gaining emotional balance and peace of mind.
Corne to a free demonstration and find out for yourself why we're
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25 years. Or call (714) 646·8281 for more information.
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Water cool down,
but fiSh are still1 biting
I
NEWPORT BEACH -While the spell of unusually warm
water bu waDed, the tiib apperenU.y haven't noticed.
"Tuelday the ft1ti1ng WU excellent," said Marty Igleheart,
from Da~ LOc:ker on tbit Balboa Peninsula. "On (oiie) fishing
tiip they caught 313 balnada." ·
The ftab were ab\indaat and biting over the last couple of
weeks when ocean templll9l'Ures hit the low 70s, an unusually
wann temperature for this time of year, according to oceanogra-
phers who didn't have cme _,,lanation as to why this was occur-
ring.
Ocean temperatures n..day were 62 degrees in the morning
and 66 degrees in the attemoon, and 63 degrees on Wednesday,
according to Newport Beada fire and marine Lt. John Blauer.
And the surf measured aaly 1-3 feet. .
M'Jbe west winds have been 9 mph in the last few days and
have managed to tumble tbe water temperature, "-.Blauer said.
"Until we get warmer tmnpsatures, the water will hover around
the 62 to 64 degree level.•
$30. Winners will go on to com-
pete in the World's Championship
Chili Cookoff and Festival . this
October in Reno, Nev.
Admission to the cookoff for
spectators is $20, with a percent-
age of the proceeds benefiting the
International Chili Society, a non-
profit organization.
-By Carolyn Miller •
Musical entertainm3n · be
provided by Orange C:::o ty's
own KEZY-FM and the co try
western band, Brent Payne and
Dakota.
. C~ 631-1780 for chili contest
information. For Ms. Chili Pepper
and Mr. Hot Sauce contest infor-
mation, call 640-6155.
Fire department urges
bike registration
With school almost out and
summer fast approaching, the
Newport Beach Fire Department
is asking residents to register
their bikes before they go zippin'
around town and cruisin' the
beach.
By registering your bike you
will not prevent it from being
stolen, l).owever, the possibility of
having it recovered and returned
is greatly increased, according to
the department. .
The Newport Beach Fire and
Marine Department is asking res-
idents to stop by any fire station in
the city or the police station and
get their bikes registered
between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. daily.
. Fire station personnel will call
the Police Department and check
to see if the bike has been stolen.
If it hasn't, the registration process
which costs $3 per bike, will pro-
ceed.
Once the fee is collected, the
application form is completed and
the license is affixed to the bike. If
there is no identification number
on the bike, the owner must go to
the Police Department for regis-
tration.
Registration slips are routed to
the Police Department for perma-
nent filing.
THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1996 AS
Senior volunteers
sought for phone work
Senior volunteers are needed to
help the AIDS Services Foundation
telephone and check on patients.
The Retired and Senior Volun-
teer Program, a service of the Vol-
unteer Center of Greater Orange
County in cooperation with the'
AIDS Services Foundation, is
looking to train seniors, age 55
and older, to make phone cqntact
and . get progress reports once a
month from eight to 10 clients of
the AIDS Services Foundation.
Volunteers can complete all
duties at home. Half-day training
sessions for this volunteer servi<-1!
are being. offered and can be pro-
vided at volunteers' home if nec-
essary.
The Volunteer Center, estab-
lished in 1958, is the county's only
resource center dedicated to
mobilizing individuals and insti-·
tutions to collectively address crit-
ical community needs. The center
serves more than 1l200 Orange
County nonprofit organizations
through volunteer and referral
services and by providing non-
profit training and resources.
For information on the Senior
Volunteer Program, centact
Richard Park, Retired ana Senior
Volunteer Program Field Coordi-
nator, at 953-5757 ext. 110. ·
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THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1996
TODAY
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ROUND TABLE WEST
Authors Richard Paul Evans,
"Timepiece," Judith .Odoff, MD.,
·Second Sight.. Prank Dux. "The
Secret Man.,, and SUe Camerori,
"The Bible Cookbook," will be at the
May 23 meeting d ~ Round Thble
West at noon at the Balboit Bay Cub,
1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. 1\ckets (1I'e $35 and advanced
re,servations are required. For more
lllformation. call (213) 256-7'Rl.
OLYMPIAN SPIRIT OF '96
South Coast Plaza Planet Holly-
wood presents ·Share the Spirit
'96, • a first time event to benefit
Children's Hospital of Orange
County featuring Southern Califor-
rua Olympians such as Mitch Gay-
lord, Cathy Rigby and Janet Evans.
Each guest will receive a "100
Greatest Moments in Olympic His-
tory" book with the purchase of
$% ticket. Olympians will be on
hand for an autographing party.
buffet dinner and The Kelly Mun-
son Spirit Award presentation. The
event begins at 6 p.m. For more
inlormation, call 532-8690. .
FUND FOR WILD NATURE BENEFIT
· Come hear guitar virtuoso
Robert Hoyt and bis Earth-based
lyrics and dine on light Mediter-
ranean fare at the tribute to~vt
ronmental artist/activist Peter
Stewart from 1 to 10 p.m. at The
Emerald Forest Restaurant, 309
N. Palm St., Balboa. The rost is
$20 and a hundred percent of the
proceeds go to grassroots envi-
roruxientalists protecting our wild
areas. For more infonnation or
reservations, call (310) 477-3116.
AFTER BREAST CAN.CER
An informative overview of the
issues and concerns facing women
following breast cancer treatment
will be presented at 6:30 p.m. at
the Patty & George Hoag Cancer
Center. For more infonnatioo or a
reservation, call 722-6237.
NEWPORT GARDEN aus
The Newport Hills Garden
Club will install new officers at a
meeting/luncheon at 11 a.m. at
Five Crowns Restaurant' in Coro-
na del Mar. The cost is $23. Mem-
bers and prospective members
can mail check for reservation to
B.J. Moe, 1801 Port Charles Place,
Newport Beach 92660. '
JAZZ IMPROV CLASS
Orange Coast College presents
~'.Newport Harbor
I-Montessori Center
SUMMER ADVENTURES!
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• Extensive extracurricular programs
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p.m. in the Music Building, Room
109, Fairview Road in Costa
Mesa. Admission ~ free.
YOUNG EXEC\ITIVES
The Young Executives of
America invites members and
guests to its Breakfast Forum at 7
a.m. at The Pacific Oub, 4110
MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach.
Arthur Zeikel, president and CEO
of Merrill Lynch, will present
"Beyond Our Borders: The Impact
of Global Economic n ends On
Your Portfolio." For more informa-
tion or reservations, call 759-5456.
CHIU COOKOFF
The Hyatt Newporter plays
host to the 23rd annual California
State Championship Cltili
Cookoff from 4 to 10 p .m. Tickets
are $20 per person and can be
purchased by calling, 729-1234.
HOME-BASED BUSINESS
·Legal and Accounting Issues
Facing Home-based Business
Owners" ~the title of a free pro-
gram at 7 p.m. in the Friends
Meeting Room of the Newport
Beach Central Library. For more
information, call 717-3801.
MOTHER/DAUGHTER & HOAG
In keeping with the spirit of
Mother's Day, Hoe.g Cancer Cen-
ter is offering Hereditary Risk
Screening and breast self..ex.ami-
nation cards free to women
throughout the month of May.
Examination cards are available at
Macy's, Nordstrom and Sak's Fifth
Avenue stores with purchase.
Hereditary Risk Screenings can be
scheduled by calling, 722-6237.
WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT
Women in Management's May
dinner features three of its members
on the annual career quest panel at
6 p.m. at the Sheraton Newport,
4545 MacArthur Blvd The cost for
the evening is $35. Reselvati.ons are
recorrunended. For more informa-
tion. call 838-1558.
SATURDAY
OUTBOARD MAINTENANCE
Orange Coast College Salling
Center offers a three-hour -work•
shop that teaches sailors the
basics for maintaining and trou-
bleshooting their outboard
engines is from 10 a.m. to 1 p .m .
on May 25 at the Salling Center,
1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Registration is $23 per
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person or $39 for couples. For SheUmaker Island, Newport Beec.Q, .
more information, call 6'5-9412. The program is free. ·
scomsH GAMES
The United Scottish Society
presents Scottish Games from 8
a.m, to 5 p.m. today and Sunday
at the Orange .County Fair-
grounds. Adult admission is $12 a
day or $18 for both days. Por more
information, call 998-1851.
FOODS AROUND THE WORLD
Enjoy foods from around the
world and demos of old and new
crafts. Piecemakers Country
Singers will entertain. Booth
spaces are available for $10. The
event is from l O a.m. to 3 p.m. at
Piecemakers Country Store, 1720
Adams Avenue, Costa Mesa. For
more information, call 641-3112.
SHELLMAKER CAMPFIRE
The California Department of
Fish and Game, the Orange County
Harbors, Beaches and Parks and the
Upper Newport Bay Naturalists are
delighted to present Sylvia Gal·
lagber, Sea and Sage Audobon Nat-
uralist and Director of the Orange
County Breeding Bird Atlas Project.
who will share some of her interest-
ing discoveries and studies of Upper
Newport Bay Birds at 7:30 p.m.,
SUNDAY
'THE l.AST KLEZMER'
The Yiddish Culture Oub O{
the Jewish Community Center of
Orange County will show the',
documentary film, "The Last
JOeimer, • about the llf e of musi-
cian Leopold Kozlowski, at 2 p.m.
at the Jewish Community Centet. ~,
250 E. Baker Street, Costa Mesa. ,
Admission is $3. For more infor.
mation, call 755-0340. ··
MONDAY
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES
The Newport Harbor Ameri·
can Legion Post 291 will hold
Memorial Day services at 11 a.rn., •
at Pacilic View Memorial Park in
Corona del Mar. For more infor-.,
mation, call 673-5071.
TUESDAY
NETWORKING MIXER
The Corona del Mar Chamber·
of Corrunerce will hold a network-.
ing mixer from 5 to 7 p.m . at 3732 ·
E. Coast Highway. For more infor-
mation, call 673-4050.
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The Costa Mesa Republican
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meeting is at 10:30 a.m. at the Cos-
ta Mesa Goll and Countty Club.
1be speeker will be Phyllis Spievy,
a freelance Writer and political ana-
lyjt on Goals 2000. Por information
or reservations, call 557-6545.
WEDNESDAY
WIST NEWPORT BEACH
1 The West Newport Beach Associ-
ation will hold its meeting at 1
p.m. at the Council Chambers,
3300 Newport Blvd. 'This months
speaker will be City Council
member Jan DeBay, who will dis-
, cuss recent developments in West
Newport Beach.
DIET SUPPORT GROUP
1 A body-image/diet support
group begins tonight at 1 p.m. at
the Newport Beach Psychological
Association in Newport Beach. Led
by Julie Keck, who recently lost 20
pounds on the Phen-Fen Diet, the
group will help people to lose.
w¢gbt permanently, learn relax-
ation techniques and improve seU-
esteem. The cost per group meet-
ing is $25. To find out if the group is
right for you Dr. Keck offers a free
20 mmute assessment session prior
tcr the group meeting. For more
information. call 722-4588.
TIWN FOR CHILDCARE
Youth Employment Services
presents a job skills workshop on
childcare from 3:30 to 6 p.m. at 114
E. 19th St, Costa Mesa. Learn valu-
able childcare skills and responsi-
bilities as well as emergency proce-
dures and first aid care. For more
infonnation, call 642-0474.
DEBATE
The Newport Beach-Costa
Mesa Unified Debate Team meets
the Newport Harbor Speech and
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Sunday. For more lnformaUon, call 432-5880
Debate Team in a debate over
school uniforms. The debate will
be televised and begin at 1 p.m. in
Newport Beach City Council
Chambers. The event will be
judged by a panel of local news-
paper editors. ·
MEN'S FELLOWSHIP BREAKFAST
The St.,Andrew's Presbyterian
Church Men's Fellowship Break-
fast is at 1 a.m. in Dierenfield
Hall. Dr. David Wallace will speak
on "Why David is called a man
after God's own heart." The cost
is $2.50.
THURSDAY, MAY 30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
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The Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce presents
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turing success coach Jeanine Just
founder and president of Kreative
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with the Changes They Brtng• is
the topic of a free program at 7
p.m. at the rriends Meeting Room
of the Newport Beach Central
Library. No preregistration
required. For more information,
call 717-3801.
KIWANIS CLUB
The Corona del Mar Kiwanis
Club is conducting a membership
roundup at noon at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club;. 1601 Bay-
side Drive. If you are interested in
becoming involved in the com-
munity ~ervice program attend
the membership roundup. For
more information call Janice Kel-
l~g at 642-9990.
CAREER NETWORK
·creating Your Future: Defin-
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Closed May 23 -27 for
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Stewart Lounge of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Cbwcb. The meet-
ing is held on Thursday evenings
and is open to the unemployed
public free. For more information,
call 574-2239.
FRIDAY. MAY 31
51ST ANNUAL FISH FRY
Costa Mesa Newport Harbor
Lions International club presents
the 51st annual Fish Fry and Car-
nival today beginning at 5:30
p .m., Saturday games open at 10
a.m ., Fish dinners at noon, and
Sunday everything begins al
noon. Don't miss all the fun. The
baby and beauty contests will be
held on Sunday at 2 and 3:30 p.m.
Preregistration is required for the
baby contest and the deadline is
May 29. Register at Cal's Camera
for the baby contest. The event is
at Lions Park, 18th Street and
Newport Blvd. in Costa Mesa For
more information, call 549-2186.
THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1996
WESTERN HORSE SHOW
Today through Sunday from 8
a.m. to 5 p .m. there will be a
Spring Western Horse Show in
the Equestnan Center of the
Ordnge County Fairgrounds.
Ad.mlssion is free. For more in.for·
ination, call 708-1652.
ONGOING . ..
CARDIAC SUPPORT GROUP
Led by registered nwse, Beth
Dunn, the Cardiac Support Group
meets every Thursday morning
from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p .m . at
Shape-Up Newport in the Aero-
bic Room. The group is free and
open to the public
USC ALUMNI MEET
The Alumni Association for
USC Newportllrvme Club meets
the hrst Wednesday of each
month at the USC Orange Coun-
ty faolity m lrvme, 2361 Campus
Dnve. For more details of events,
call 250-4USC.
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.Museum fu)ld-raiser practices the· <:I.rt of raising cash
n la Reed MarUo
aired •Art of Dining
" at tbe Four Season s
and raised more than
$600,000 Cor the Newport Har-
bor Art M useum.
That's big-league fund-rais-
ing any way you slice it. What
1s even more re markable is
the art museum is not a big
community draw.
Perhaps it should be, or
could be, or will b e if and
when the merger with the
Loguna Beach Art Museum is
f1nahzed and the two powers
bt•come a major force in
Orange County. That's what
C'\lrrent museum president Jim
• elna would like to see hap-
pPn.
"We have the abihty to
b(•come a countywide museum
ol the arts: serving many more
people as a combined facili-;cy," said Selna, attending Art
C1f D101ng with b is wi fe, Harri-
et "l am very opt1m1stic about
tire merger, and very excited
n'> well "
The c1rt1culate Selna, one of
~ewport Center's top ll1ght
lc1wyers, said that "c1 qudrter
ol hts present calenudr goes to
rnuseum business."
"You know that lawyers
c1lways refer to time in terms
ol calendars," joked Selna,
who went on to say that his
mvolvement "gives him a
~~od feeling and adds a little
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While Selna and Martin
were working the room full of
very big museum supporters
such as Alison and Oscar
Frenzel, Ronnie and Byron
Allumbaugh, Joan a nd Don-
ald Beal, Judie and George
krgyros, Barbara and Alex
Bowie, Pat and Gene Han-
cock, Dee .and brry Higby,
Dee Dee a nd Donald Sodaro,
Margaret and David Stein-
metz, and Joa n and Tom
Riach , mistress of ceremonies
Mariette Hartley was telling
jokes between courses intro-
ducing the chefs that h ad
been flown in from around the
globe, with sidekick Peter
Ventura, H Narratuer des
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nalre a t her side and at her
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refereed to as 'the president's
wife,' is sitting right there
front and center. She has this •
big deep laugh and it gets the
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Hartley, actress and spokes-
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Her jokes worke d, the
crowd adored her sharp but
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diamonds at the neck. Hartley
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as h e explained the scent and
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tionally smart in a gown
designed to look like a flowing
tux, and her Art of Dining
board that included Deborah
Fabrlcant, Judy Steele, James
Phllllps, Cindy Wagner and
the lovely Jennifer Van Bergh
who wore a simple black froc k
.accented on the right shoulder
with a fresh gardenia, made
sure that the right people were
sitting with the right people,
the selection of food and wiqes
were compatibly superb, 'the
design and decor of the room
special (each table was
adorned with an original sculp·
ture created by artist Thennan
Statom), and even the hotel
chairs were replaced with
black lacquered chivari chairs
to give the room a more inti-
mate feel.
Those with deep pockets felt
compelled to open them up
and pour the money on the
table for the museum as the
humorous auctioneer Jim
Vlllers se""ed up trips to Paris
to sit by the Chanel runway for
their fall fashion presentations,
cruises to exotic lands, and
even dinner for 10 prepared
and served by the ~orange
County Titans," a group of very
high-powered local gents.
The soft-spoken Zee Allred
made her $10,000 bid loud and
clear for the Titans dinner. She
then quietly proceeded to sell
off five couple spots at her
table for one thousand doJlars
each to donate the proceeds to
The Performing Arts Center.
Now that's spreading the good
fortune, $10,000 to the museum
and $5,000 to The Center -
who had nothing to do with the
affair. .
The best dressed woman of
the evening was the svelte,
blonde Wendy Lyon, attired in
d very classic yet contemporary
full-length fitted gown of beige
pique, An opera-length strand
of 10 millimeter pearls graced
her plunging neckline as she
sat next to her handsome hus-
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honor, acclaimed artist Edward
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Followmg the video tribute,
Ruscha took the podium to
thank his wife Danna for her
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ing artists is considered by
many an icon in Los Angeles
art circles. His presence at Art
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Paper mosa-
ic artist
Marjorie
Pesek
(shown with
some of her
works)
designed
this year's
artwork for
the Corona
del Mar 5K
race. Pesek
is a Corona
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Marjorie Pesek'• race artwork Is made out of
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Although
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rently hanging on
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wood Gallery' in
Laguna Beach ·
and in her home sketches a picture in pencil on
.canvas or illustration board. The
outline looks like a page from a
coloring book waiting to be filled
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"The whole time I'm creating
it, I'm thinking that I've got to
make it look real," Pesek said.
state of Minnesota at Gallery 3916
in Edina. she was thrilled to be
selected to represent this year's
race.
She found out about Corona
del Mar's search for an artist
through her sister, Julia ,
Williamson of Newport Heights.
Pesek also counts on her sibling
for a constant supply of maga-
zines, beca\19' her sister bas "just
about every subscription in the
world." 1 v
Pesek submitted her entry and , "
was then asked to do a presenta-....
tion before the race committee.
"I did a drawing of Rocky Point1r
and did a little section. then I 'f&S 1 determined to get it because I've ,
noticed how important it is to be ....
known locally,• she said •And
what greater place is there to be •'
than Corona del Mar? I work at .. ,
home and it's great I"
Pesek will be signing poster
reproductions of her artwork at
the race on June t . She'll also sell
and sign posters at Martha's Book-'
store on Balboa Island following
the race until 5 p.m. and from 10 · ,.
a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, June 2. ' \
A -TR ICK OF THE EYE
u I'm thinking like I'm painting,
mixing tones and shadows. The
whole thing has to flow and make
serise, yet at the same time I'm
wondering how I can be clever."
Each finished scenic project
usually has eight to 10 items hid-
den within.
Waterfront locations are a pop·
ula.r theme for Pesek's creations. In
one scene, a sailboat's blue hull is
made out of blue jeans. In another,
a yacht's mast is pieced together
from silver pens, its rigging com-
p rised of pearls and its port side
from green leather purses.
LAR~: .18" PIZZ~ ~3 95
Local paper mosaic artist chosen for
Corona del Mar race artwork
By Julie Viker, Daily Pilot
H arbor seals, a bewildered
pup and a bronze statue
become boulders, and
sheep blend into the shrubbery in
Marjorie Pesek's paper mosaic
creation for Corona del Ma.r's 5K
race. and 2-mile fun walk.
Chosen to represent the c;.ity's
crystal celebration of the annual
event on race fliers, T-slurts and
posters, Pesek's capricious and
colorlul design has the effect of
trompe l'oeil.
It looks like it's a pamtmg or a
photograph, but it's really a mosa-
ic crafted from a mulbtude of
magazine images.
"I call it paper mosaic because
it's not a collage. which is more
abstract and unphes that other
materials would be used -I orily
do magazine paper, H said Pesek,
of Corona del,.MaJ.'
Yet it was a collage that
inspired Pesek, 29, to break away
from painting and begin doing
paper mosaics. While attending
Southern Methodist University in
Dallas, she was impressed after
seeing a collage done with wall-
paper.
"I did a design of my parents
on horseback, but l didn't have
any wallpaper," she said. •I had
ma gazine paper and since I think
about detail it endecf up looking
like a portrait. H
Friends of her parents saw the
artwork hanging in their Minneso-
ta home and commissioned Pesek
to do a portrait of them. Since
then, she has been commissioned
to piece together portraits and
panoramic scenes for nearly nine
years. Success spurred her into a
career as a full-time artist about
four yea.rs ago, when she began
doing commercial art as well as
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Woodface stands out in the
crowded field of alternative pop
Great food at museum fund-rajser
By Marla Bird, Daily Piiot tation for famed potato dishes
with one of his own, a pwee of
potatoes and truffles with a for·
tune in thin truffle-sliced garnish
and truffle juice baked in individ-
ual molds and topped with a
mousseline (usually connoting
heavy cream; his called for butter
and olive oil).
the Park Avenue Cafe, New York
City, titled hls entree, •duck,
duck, duck."
By Todd Aaron Jensen, Datly Pilot
WOODFACE Great pop songs
wrap smarts, melodic hooks, vul-
nerability, and catharsis into three
minutes of universal bliss. Irviners
Woodface have caught this light-
ning in a bottle with their six-
song cassette.
While the obvious touchstones
are jangle-maestros Toad the We t
Sprocket ~d Gin Blossoms, these
guys have an ingenuity and hon-
esty that elevate them beyond
mere clo11edom and station them
as major players in the crowded
field of alternative pop.
Check out the buoyant chorus
to the plaintive "Fewer Reasons:"
Always on the outside/sharing
someone else's happiness/Finding
fewer reasons/fo find myself
again. Revel in Jeffery Dickinson's
supple bass and Tony Joe Neal's
dissonant guitars on HTo Be
Whole," which has crystalline
vocalist Patrick Shen begging to
know "Am I falling in/ Am I
falling ouVOr just falling?" Per-
hjps the strongest track, however,
~e simply gorgeous •Back lo tlfe Wood," which finds its narra-
t<f looming over the desperate,
narrow border between his moth-
eOove and the truth of his identi-
~ Wood.face headline Santa
lcl.a's Galaxy Theatre tonight at
8!along with several other bands
fmm their own Wooden Floor ~rds. They will also be at
~·s Antihill Pub May 31at8
pm. Contact: Pat, 651-9382.
1HE DAV Poised to make an
iriamediate attack on an unsus-
ptcting music scene are Newport
Beach's The Day, perhaps the
slongest band presently making tJie local rounds. On Somewhere,
Anywhere, their second indie
$wn (available at Virgin Trian-
gle Square and Tower Costa
~esa), the quintet disp lays great
drive and deep spirit -the cathar-st of J oshua n ee-era U2 with the
offhanded quirk of the Out of
Thne-model REM. lf the band's
f~dations are familiar, their
delivery is wholly theirs. Sin9er
Loren Brovtn's short fuse delivery
and vulnerabl~ lyrics ring true; it's
easy to believe Brown is dreamer
enough to tilt windmills in an
Industrial age.
"I want to be the last fool/In
line for your pain/I want to drive
with the top down.in a hwrl-
cane," he sings on "Alive."
Brown's fellow musicians pro-
vide gate force accompaniment.
Guitarists Kenny Powell and
James Van Orden have no trou-
ble alternating heavy with grace-
ful, even recalling Steve
Lukather's beautiful guitar work
on Michael Jackson's •Human
Nature" on one of this album's
stronger traclcs, "Lle With
Strangers." Rhythm section Dave
and Brad Williams are a reliable
backbone. If this p roject has an
Achilles heel, it's the occasionally
muddy production. Hook them up
with Brendan (Pearl Jam) O'Brian
or Gavin (Toaf::l the Wet Sprocket)
McKillop and there's no stopping
The Day from rising fast.
The Day plays May 31 at lrou-
badour in West Hollywood and a
free show June 22 at Hard Rock
Cafe Newport Beach, 10 p.m.
Contact Evans Entertainment,
(213) 462-2622.
JUST PLAIN BIG To quote
schmaltz-meister Llonel Richie, "I
had a dream. I had an awesome
dream." In this dream. everyone
wears hula skirts and smaclcs on
bubblegum and canies maracas
in their back pockets, burns a
lava lamp and bounces about on
pogo sticlcs. And the soundtrack?
Balboa Island's just plain Big. a
rambunctious, surreal quartet that
hopscotches between surf, punk,
lounge and Beach Boys bright
pop.
The band's three-song tape, To
Stuff A Wtld Bikini, showcases
their wired and weird material:
the showstopping rock' em, sock-
'em spoof, "Irvine," which mus-
es: "Wouldn't it be nice/Wouldn't
it be fine/lf every place was just
like Irvine?" Guitarist Canbe's
closing lounge solo isn't quite
Mike Stern, but it's all the more
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him struggling for the homage.
"Spyglass" is a ripping boing-
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tars, a slinky Hammond, and a
vocal so frenetic it borders on
delirium. The real surprise from
these pranksters is the last ~ong,
~Terre Says," which began as a
Brian W:al.son surf ballad, then
morphs into a sinister meditation .
on a girl "who hears voi-oi-oi-
ces." Real pathos ftom a band on
the brink.
just plain Big plays May 31 at
Club 369 in Fullerton with X-man
John Doe; June 6 at Toe's Tavern
in Santa Barbara, and J une 15 at
The Clipper in Lon g Beach. Con-
tact: Matt, 675-3090.
EL CENI'JlO Breakneck grunt
and growl rock 'n' roll, not w holly
evolved, but forceful nonetheless,
from these Newport Beachers. All
five songs from their self-titled
cassette chug along with the
O n Sunday night The Pour
Seasona Hotel played
host to 420 guests for the
Newport Harbor Art Museum's
ninth annual Art of Dlnlng fund-
raiser.
1\vyla Martin, chairman of the
event and her committee attend-
ed lo every last detail and raised
$620,000 with.the h elp of gener-
ous donors, auction bidders and
per person tickets at $500 each.
After the Veuve Cllcquot
champagne reception, they
entered the huge ballroom
where 2,520 wine glasses shim-
mered in the dim light, 60 at each
table.
Chef/restaurateur, Joac~tm
Spllchal, owner of six outstand-
ing restaurants including Patina
and Ptnot acted as maestro, con-
ducting the dinner with sublime
results. He coordinated the menu
and acted as catalyst for the out-
standing chefs.
The opening course was from
The Four Seasons, e)Cecutive chef
of the hotel, Michel Piefon: a
slice of rich foie gras terrine with
frisee, apple cider vinegar and d
slice of delicate brioche with
peppered crust.
Chris Cesualdl,' Montrachet in
NYC, challenged Splichal's repu-
It was sublime, but a very rich
dish to serve right after the fois
gras course. Other than that, no
complaints except the dining
momentum stopP.ed cold when
the auctioneer and the bidding
began mid-meal. The serving
staff in the crowded room were
attentive and ultra professional.
Alan Wong came in from his
Honolulu haunt to prepare gin-
gered Kona lobster and scallop
with a miso sesame vinaigrette.
The seafood was placed on a bed
of diced, sau'teed fresh hearts of
palm, sweet com and shitak.e
mushrooms. The dressing was
perfectly smashing with ginger,
peanut butter, toasted sesame
seeds, rice vinegar, chili pepper
combined with miso dressing.
Every plate was bare at our
table.
Patrick Clark from Tavern on
the Green, New York City, made
ma~c with roasted Chilean sed
bass fillets with lump crab and
fava beans.
David Burke, grand master at
With sheer audacity be grinds
up Long Island duck for meatloaf
and won ton dumplings. The
sauteed breast is the centerpiece,
on a bed of spinach. with meat-
loaf topped with sweet potato
puree and plum relish, croyroed
with d duckling dumpling. Bra-
vo!
Sp!Jchal's dessert WftS called a
Lemon SandWlch. The •bread•
was made by layenng five Sheets
of filo, each one buttered, sug-
ared, stacked and cut ipto three-
mch rounds. Lemon cream made
the filling between the tilo
•crackers" and Voila'
It was a sand~vich, or the best
Oreo cookle in the world. With
little extras IJ.ke ca.ndted citrus
zest and pureed fresh strawber-
nes. an ideal ending to a complex
and hllmg meal
Robert Mondavt supplied all
the wi.nes, arust Ed RUS<:b.a was
the guest of honor and artist
The rman Staton cr.eated the
whimsical center pieces which
were sold by silent auction (min-
imum bids were mostly $1,000).
The evening was a huge success
and lh.ree weeks at the gym
ought to get the crowd back in
shape.
same Ginsu-sharp guitars, fist-
pumping tempos, and lyrics of the
"Don't yank my chain# variety;
picture a less eloquent Paul West-
erberg on amphetamines. Leadoff
track, "Everything," is the most
memorable of the batch. Poor pro-
duction value also mars this effort.
Despite there not being much to
distinguishthesesongsrromthe ----========================================================================== rest of the punk .masses, El Centro::
through sheer muscle -is, on
occasion, able to set the garage
ablaze.
El Centro plays June 1 at The
Pit in Colton, June 4 at The Rhino
Room in Huntington Beach, and
June 8 at The Galaxy. Contact: MEXICAN RESTAURANT
Steve Webster, 650-4994. OUR MEALS ARE A Also: Don't miss sly, sultry Ala-
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Hawkins (Galaxy, Sunday) and
razor-tongued po-mo chanteuse
An1 DlFranco (Galaxy, May 30).
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band would like to be featured, send
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A12 THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1996
Piccola Cucina is yam. good
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By Carolyn Miller, Daffy Pilot
nam not a yam fan. In fact, thls
tuberous root, along with
russels sprouts and beets,
conjures up <;bilctp.ood memories
of my siblings and I plugging our
noses and gulping down such
veggies to avoid any tr~ce of
taste.
And during the holidays,
when ya.ms surrounded by bub-
bling marshmallows seemed to
ooze their way to the table, the
offering of a spoonful was always
followed by a "yuck• until a
stem look from my mother trans-
formed this expression of disgust
to a polite, "No, Ula.ok you."
And through the years, I am
proud to say, I have progressed. I
chose to ignore the yam altogeth-
er. But I was forced to reconsider
when a friend of mine recently
raved about Piccola Cucina's
tortelloni del zucca, filled with
sweet yam. She promised that
yes, even l would enjoy this
unique dish and possibly be con-
verted.
I accepted the challenge and
with three other dining compan-
ions, made my way one evening
to Piccola Cucina in South Coast
Plaza. During this particular din-
ner hour, this quiet Italian restau-
rant with butter'-cream walls and
jazz tunes provided a soothing
tonic after a hectic day.
The variety of dishes at Picco-
la Cucina, translated as "small
kitchen,~ are created at the
restaurant's headquarters in New
York but their origin comes from
the recipes and flavors of Tus-
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To go with our rowfd of Italian
Moretti beer ($4), we chose two
appetizers: ca1Amari al fomo
($7 .50), and portabello e polenta
alla griglia ($9), which roughly
translates as portabello mush-
rooms and grilled polenta.
We all adore calamari and
portabello mushrooms so the
choice was easy, although the
appetizer menu offers a delicious
selection that can make one for-
gt:!t there are more courses to fol-
low.
To put it simply, the calamari
was to die for. It was fresh, not
fried or breaded, and baked in a
wood-burning oven with an
amazing concoction of Ronia
tomatoes, onions, herbs and gar-
lic. And while the portabello and
polenta drizzled in a parsley-gar-
lic oil with shavings of fresh
Parmesan cheese was delicious -
the calamari stole my heart (good
thing my husband agreed.)
And the rich beer could easily
make brew lovers forget about ·
the domestic varieties.
For a main course I, as
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Salads Ir
Sandwiches
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promised, ordered the tortelloni
del zucca ($12), although 1 did
have second thoughts as 1
scanned the menu boasting a
variety of pasta, pizza, cbicken
and fish dishes with exotic
names I didn't venture to pro-
nounce.
And our server advised me
that while this dish was popular,
it was mildly sweet for a main
'Course. But I was determined:
Bring on the yams.
My husband ordered the
penne a1la pollo ($10.50), and my
other two dining companions
ordered the pizza pollo pesto
($11), and the fresh fish of the
day, grilled ahi ($14).
As we waited for our fQOd we
chatted and enjoyed the relaxing
atmosphere of the open 'and airy
restaurant -which is next door to
and has the same owner as the
fashionable Barney's New York
boutique. It wasn't crowded or
noisy and the server was atten-
tive but not overbearing. The
four of us t.anted and laughed.
oblivious to the other diners who
were equally engrossed in good
food and company.
Our main courses arrived on a
wave of appetizing aromas. The
round pillows of tortelloni circled
a fresh, sprig of sage and were
drizzled with brown butter and
dusted with nutmeg. I bravely
put one of the pillows in my
mouth and thiS time was unex-
pectedly delighted to taste their
sweet yam filling which I later
learned was mixed with ground
amaretto cookies.
Tb.is dish was not only differ-
ent from anything I had ever
MAJIC MARTtl I DAllY PILOT
Piccola Cudna, ln South Coast Plaza, serves some dellcous dishes -Including yam-filled tortellonl.
tasted, my dining companions
(including my sister, who also
had an aversion to yams) were
also pleasantly surprised at how
good it was. The flavor was simi-
lar to pumpkin pie, but not as ·
sweet.
The next dish to get unani-
mous approval was the grtJ.Jed
ahi special. This light fish was
served on a zesty relish made of
diced Roma tomatoes, black and
green Italian olives, fresh basil
and garlic. Spears of steamed
aS'J>aragus were served along-
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side.
What struck us most about this
dish was how fresh everything·
tasted -like the fish was just
reeled in and the tomatoes just
plucked from the vine.
Sad to say, the other two
choices were mediocre, breaking
the streak of satis!action. The
fresh pesto pizza with smoked
mozzarella, grilled chicken, pine
nuts and Parmesan cheese,
sounded delicious but tasted
bland. Not to mention that it was
oily -disappointing overall.
While the penne pasta with
chicken, sun dried and fresh
tomatoes, garlic and goat cheese
was hearty, my husband com-·
plained that it tasted like some-
thing he could whip up any night
of the week. And for a night out,
we'd like to forget about the cre-
ations in our own kitchen. ·
But I'd have to say that this
culinary experience was a per·
sonal triumph. At leiiSt now I
don't associate "yuck• with Yalll
-and I can't wait to tell my
mother.
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• JONATHAN a.EMENTS, 11, is a stu-
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movie with a clear defi-
• nition of good and evil.
The characters are easy to like,
Qi;pecially the smartest of them
all, Flipper, the wild and free
dolphin.
Elijah Wood (Sandy Ricks) spends the sum.mer with his bohemi-
an uncle and meets up with a feisty dolphin in .. Flipper."
The story is of a city boy
who is sent to spend a summer
with his fisherman uncle in the
FJorida Keys. There he meets
.Fµpper and they become the
best of friends.
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I've ever seen. Also, the
uncle's lifestyle is funny.
I would recommend "Flip-I per" to families with children
under thirteen. I rate this three
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Saturday. Free. Muddy's Colfee
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2 AU mAT JAXL: "Ain't
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Costa Mel4. Admission is $3.
Information: 155-0340.
5 DANSE ORIENTALE: A
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p.m. Sunday¢ the Robert B.
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advance; $20 at the door. Infor-
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A1' THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1996
reader writes
Church got bad
rap over move
of soup ~tchen
As a member of the Costa
Mesa First United Methodist
Church, I have been
greatly disturbed by the
adverse publicity which has
developed over the closure of
the soup latchen.
. Th.ree and half years ago
when we opened our doors to
~ Some Cares Soup Kitchen,
most of our members were hap-
py to provide the service.
Fourteen church members
worked faithfully on the food
lines durtng Uus period and
foWld it to be a rewarding expe-
nence. They enjoyed doing a
small part in making life a little
better for the homeless. Some
98% of the people served were
grateful and we became good
friends with many of them.
As the number. being served
iitcreased, there were certain prob-
lems (created by just a few of the
b0meless}, which everybody had
to face. Many hours have been
spent deaning up cigarette butts,
beer bottles, whiskey bottles, dis-
carded food and clothing. Church
volWlteer work parties spent many
hours dearung, painting, saub-
bing up spilled food, feces, and
urine. This, sn additiorr1o repairing
brt>ken windows, sky-rocketing . •
utility bills, plumbing problems,
a11d unsanitary left.over food
·Another negative result of hav-
inp the soup kitchen was the dra-
matic drop in the number of wed-
ding requests (another source of
income). We requested no loitering
~allowed before and after "post-
ed" soup kitchen serving times.
Finally, the Church Governing
tloard made a difficult decision.
We could no longer a1ford to
support the soup kitchen . They
were given notices with two
extra monthly extensions.
Our membership is slightly
more than 300 with many widows
and others on fixed mcomes.
They all donate items for our ~ower program (serving more Oum a dozen people per day} and Our ongoing food pantry. We also
Ee the church facilities with the
ange CoWlty Mental Health
ogram as well as other commu-
mty outreach organizations.
: The soup kitchen needs lo be
Caused in its own facility. When
¢lat happens, there will be those 14
'ferrible Methodists' eager to volun-
teer our services on the food lines.
: Once again they will share the
jby and satisfaction in feeding the
6ungry and helping the world to
be a little bit better for all.
MARY LESTER
Costa Mesa
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KATSUYA AAHlNE I DMY PlOf
JJbrary trustee Ludlle Kuehn bas more lban earned lier title of Newport BNcb Citizen of tlae Year.
T h e answer is:
Lucille Kuehn.
And the ques-
tion would be: Who is
always ~ewport
Beach's citizen of the
year?•
Lucille KuehiI: needs_ an award to
prove that she is one of
the town's most valu-
able resources. .
Awinner And it's not simply.
the list of her accom-
plishments that makes
her award-worthy,
though it is impres-
sive. She was on the
But in th~ interest of
keeping things official
and bestowing honor
where honor is
for · all seasons
deserved -if not long overdue, Lucille Kuehn was
named Citizen of the Year Tuesday by the Newport
Harbor-Area Chamber of Commerce during noon-
time ceremonies at the Balboa Bay Club.
Lucille, true to her unassuming and generous
nature, was visibly moved by the honor, surprised,
maybe e ven stunned.
The award is considered one of the highest dis-
tinctions in Newport Beach's civic circles. She joins
a virtual who's who of Newport Beach's best and
brightest -Bob Wynn, Doteen Marshall, Jackie
Heather, .. Ray Watson, Bill Hamilton, Paul Salata,
Michael Stephens ... the list goes on and on, span-
ning a full 50 years.
-But as anyone who has lived in Newport Beach
for any length of time knows, Lucille Kuehn hardly
City Council. The
grand jury. She was the founding president of the
League of Women Voters of Orange County. She
helped launch the Oasis Senior Citizens Center.
She remains a library trustee. And this list goes on
and on, too.
No, what makes Lucille special is her character.
Lucille is passionate about Newport Beach. She is a
~eady advocate of the things she believes in. And,
despite her many accomplishments, she has never
allowed herself to become complacent or duck a
figl).t worth fighting .. she is a person the city can
count on.
There are no shortage of awar~ winners in ~
world. But the supply of people like Ludlle Kuehn
is never quite as abundant as you'd like.
Congratulations, Lucille.
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' . MISSING THE POINT
l Student reminds readers that their free lunch opposition may breed stereotyping-
~ By Heather Tangen
DEAR MRS. TERRY, 0
As a concerned seventh-grade
student, I'm writing th.is as a
response to your May 2 letter in the
Daily Pilot. I, and many of the other
students at Ensign School, do not
; agree with your statement.
' You said the school should not ' • give away free breakfasts because
: th.is does not teach responsibility -
~ the parents and kids a.re relying on ! the system, the parents of these chil-
• dren are lazy and sleeping in late,
and that the kids a.re coming to
: school trendy rather than using the
, money to buy fodd. • • I disagree.
First of all, this is not true for
everyone. At Ensign. we have been
studying stereotyping, and although
this might not have been intentional-
ly so, it appeared to us that you were
stereotyping all the people who get
• free lunches. Moybe what you said is
true for some people, but it doesn't
• seem fair to the rest. ! It seems thot the free breakfast ! system ls not hurting their responsi-
: · billty, bttt rather giving them some
: food so they can concentrate on their
• chool work lnstead of their stom-
• achs. This leadi through a whole
: : cb41n of events: first, they are not as
! hungry and so can work better1 then
• they have o better chance of giving
themselves a better Ute. Giving them
that breakfut just gi¥ them a
boost. and lets them know someone
cares about them.
You said the parents should have
pride. It is hard for many people to
ask for help. Have you taken into
consideration e verything they went
through, throwing away their pride,
just to give their child a meal? These
breakfasts just give the parents a lit-
tle help so they don't fall eveh more
behind.
These programs have been going
on since the early 1900s, maybe not
this particular one of giving free
lunches to needy families, but others
to the same effect. Por example,
AFDC (Aid to Families with Depen-
dent Children) was first enacted in
Dlinois in 1911. This program gives
money lo famllies thot need it for
dependent children because of a
death, prolonged ab ence, or inca-
pacity.
U you don't allow children to g~t
free breakfast, are you saying that a
program such as AFDC shouldn't be
in place either? Moybe you're not,
but you don't know the situation of
the fomily. What if something like ~
death, a prolonged absence, or inca-
pacity occuned to a family that ls
getting free breakfast?
To qualify for AFDC, children
must be less than 18, or less than 19
and in high s<:hool1 1aclc parental
support, and be fmandally needy. Tu
qualify for tbe free lunch pr~ram.
you also have to be ftnai'ldally
needy. Someone can't just walk into
the cafeteria and ask for a free
breakf Ut, they have to be in need.
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Obviously, these kids in need aren't
the ones you see riding shiny new
bikes into Ensign.
Even though some kids get
breakfast free, a lot of kids don't.
They either pay when they are
there, or their parents buy them
lunch tickets ahead of time. The
reason for the free breakfast is
because some people can't afford to
pay for this meal. All we're doing is
trying to provide these kids with a
meal to start the day off. Some peo-
ple just don't realize how essential
this meal is, and just figure they can
get by without it.
As we ~ this issue at one
of our Ambassador meetings (a
group formed to stop the stereotyp-
ing and prejudice in our school), one
boy stated his case. His dad goes to
work at 1 a.m. each day. Rother than
just staying at home, he comes to
school to eat breakfast with bis
friends. Harmless enoughf This
might be one of the bo~ you were
including in your stater&Dt.
Another girl brought up the tact
that the bikes aren't "all shiny and
new,• but rather some kids have to
get by on an old bike much too small
for th.em. Still another atuclmlt point-
ed out that their new stun could
have come from an~ from rel-
atives, from ftlendl, or a munber ot
placel ..
TIM thought that went~ I
my m.lDd when I beai'd thit part that
the kids are COQliDg tD ICbooJ trendy,
WU Dot any ot tbeM things the other
students said -although I agree
with them. It seemed to me that you
want these kids to come to school in
rags, rather than dressing nicely and
appropriately. On the other hand,
though, you don't mind the rest of us
coming to school nicely, as long as
we can afford food. It doesn't seem
right.
In elementary schools, they are
trying to get uniforms for everybody.
They hope that this will help the
problem of being able to see the
wealth of the family through the
clothes. If we just let people·have a
free breakfast or two, so they can
buy their own clothes, this might
help the problem1as well.
As Mr. Pa~ our principal,
said, kids an!n't jult coming to
school for the free breekfMt. I mean,
consider the 100 students tn the
room for the
Amba.sMdor meeting, of which at
the most 10 people had come to
school for breakfast that morning.
Students come to school early for a
variety of reasons, not just for a free
breakfast.
After considering all these 1deu,
you may reconsider wbat you said. It
dOel Dot matter IO much wbot you
decide, u long u you have been
shown the oth• ... ol the arvu-
ment.
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l
corresp(>ndence
Harbor View
comments
• • A
misunderstood:.
•Parents s&y their concern with
school "environment" has nothing to_
do with special education students .
,,
l am writing in response to a letter submitted t<t
the Daily Pilot by · :
Dion.a Prince regarding her daughter Rebec-•
ca and her frien<ls' possible transfer to Harbor :
View Elementary School. •
Llke all parents, some of us at Harbor View •
th .: were merely expressing our "fear of e •
unknown.• What does this five-year plan mean•i
to our children? •
· How does it affect us? With changes, be it :I
positive or negative, it's always scary! Add to ~
that the feeling of not being able to control or :
vote on the issues, it's disconcerting! •
However, it's more upsetting to think our
•tear of the unknown• wos misconstrued as n~
wanting or welcoming the children with speciat
needs in our community. Or worse, that we ar8.;
•rallying against" these children. As a mother
of a child requiring special physical care and tfl
active. parent at Harbor View for six years, my·
experience has been nothing but positive.
There is no doubt in my mind that the five :
special day classes will assimilate into our stu-~
dent body like any new group of students. '
'l\vo years ago, two other special day classes
were transferred onto our campus. These stu-•
dents have adjusted very well at Harbor View,...~
and the students at Harbor View have likewis~
adjusted well to the new students' presence. , ,
My sixth grader, who bas built up some •
strong relationships with her special day / '.
friends, has expressed her worries about main-:.
taining that closeness as they will be graduat-:
ing into different junior highs. •
In closing, I would like to say that our con-
cerns about the school district's •ttve year
plan• in no way represents a negative attitude
toward the special day students in our commu-•
nity.
DELPIDNE LEI! 1
Newport Beadl !
A s the parent of a sixth grader and PFO
board member, I was dismayed and angry
to read Julie Ross Cannon's story about the pro-91 posed transfer of five ~day classes to
Harbor View from Paularino. !
To imply that the Harbor View community
discriminates against special education stu-
dents is unfair, inflammatory and irresponsible.
I can only guess what motivates a reporter in
a small-town environment to contribute to the
distress that is already apparent ~ a school dis-
trict that is financ:ially and socially under siege.
The worry expressed in Diana Prince's letter
about whether her daughter, Rebecca, would
be welcomed were she to transfer to Harbor
View illustrates my point.
What Ross Cannon failed to address is the
concern at Harbor View and at Paularino for
the stability of the school environment tor all
children who would be affected by the pro-
posed transfer.
The Harbor View community currently
includes two special day classes which are an
integral part of the school society. Disrupting
the relationships that have developed among
students and teachers in the maJnstream and
special programs represents a loss to all.
I visited the exemplary speech and language
program at Paula.rino, which has been on that
site for 15 years, and can assure you that the
members of that group feel the same way about
the importance of maintaining stability for their
students.
I wish thot Ross Cannon had accepted PFO
President Tamara Delano's invitation to visit
Harbor View so that she could gain a more
accurate picture of the environment there.
Oversimplifying sensitive community issues
in order to grab headlines or stir up the popu-
la~ is a cheep shot at best. In the worst case,
such reporting represents yet another erosive
influence on an educational community under
pressure to rebuild if it is to succeed.
KATE MACK
Corona del Mar
• IDITOllfS NOTE: We stand by our story, •Harbor View
pwents concemed about student transfer plan,• as
being fair and accurate. And as a matter of course, our
edutltJon reporter routinely visits Hart>« View along
with all the almpuse$ In the Newport-Maa Unified
Sc:hool District.
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For Information, c.all OlM'les 8e«her,
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Girls Inc. often educational and enrich-
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Volunteers are needed. For more lnfor·
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Volunteen are needed to afd disabled
adults who meet monthly for education-
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The Newport-Mesa Schools Founda-
tion Is looking for volunteers to help
with fundralslng efforts, speaking
opportunities, public events and occa-
sional office work. NMSF is a non-profrt
organization that raises funds to help
with the education 'Of children in the
Newport-Mesa Unified School District.
To volunteer call 631-4143.
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Howard at 435-0745.
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and interaction for adolescents. Volun-
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for adults with developmental d isabili-
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MERGER
CONTINUED FROM A 1
difect the cost and the quality of
i.eMce to Mesa customers, w he
sdid. WThat's a question we need
to explore, dlld that's the process.
We're explonng them."
Phase I of the study will be pre-
!>epted dl today's regular meeting.
Phdse II, which will be developed
dfte r edch of the 19 age ncies
reVIewi. the initial report, will take
rtnm-depth look at those mergers
w~1ch clre most realistic.
The hndl step will be handing
over the most prnctical mergers
to. the Locdl Agency Formation
C0mm1ss1on for a pproval. The
f'nhre procel>s could take several
years. Kemp '>dJd, :~But J d clli.tnct says, We don't
rt>~lly Uunk that's m the best inte r-
<'S I of our clll.tnct Thdt may not be
In the best mterest Of our CUS·
to~ers, · then they will still have
ther free agency, so to speak, to
withdraw from the study." he said.
Kemµ Sdld he's not s-ure Mesa
Con.'>Oliddtc'C.I should pursue a merg-
c•1 Wlth ll'Vln<' Rrlnch Wat<'f Distnc.1.
"I hdv<· re>servdllons about
f\.IPsd Comohudted combining
with lrv1m> watpr b<'Cd use of the
d1ffc•renc<>'> between the two
communitws," he said.
1 A Mcsct Consolidatc>d/lrvine
f«1nch/Sdntc1 Ana I lc•1ghts chstrict
would s<•rv<> more th dn 254,000
c·ustomcrs in six <'1 t1es. e mploy
more thc1n '.320 stctlf members dnd
ope rc1t<• undN c1 $72 !1-million
bu'.dgPt, ct< co1 d1nq to lhC' report
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MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Tom Palladino, a resident at El Nido Trailer Park, shares his memories of the nightclub. ·
NEIGHBORS
CONTINUED FROM A 1
"We will then discuss it with the
residents, and take it from there ."
Long-time trailer park resi-
dents, Bill Chitwood and Tom Pal-
ladino, rue the many times they
chased away nightclub patrons
who were urinating in their bushes
and yards; deaned up l:jeel" car-
tons, bottles and cups strewn l.ll the
ARREST
CONTINUED FROM A 1
as a threat, but not fired , during
the assaults, Birney said. All three
victims were gang members dnd
were hospitalized, Birney said.
The gang unit has been inves-
street; called for patrons' cars to be H 1f they didn't put a club
towed from residents' spaces; and there, it would be a blessing,"
picked-up pieces of the park's Palladino said.
picket fence that were broken off. Chitwood said his and Palladi-
" I've Seen thtee places come no's concerns and experiences
and go there," Chitwood, 64, said. are true for the majority of the 80
"As long as there is a building there. trailer park residents. The only r don't see why it would go away. type of business that would be
The owners want to make money; acceptable at the location would
they don't look at our side." be a "quiet one," they said.
Palladino, 62, was equally "The problems we have are
doubtful much good would because of it (the nightclub),•
come from the seemingly cursed Chitwood said. "They should
location with limited parking. pay for it -not us."
t1gating the crimes since they
occurred and served four search
warrants -along with represen-
ta bves from the county District
Attorney's office and the Proba-
tion De partment -at different
homes Wednesday mom!Pg to
obtain evide nce, such as the
handgun, police said.
"The handgun collaborates a
· lot of information we had as to
what happened ," Birney said.
"It surprised us that this partic-
ular gaflg was involved," said Bir-
ney, who declined to name the
gang. "Their criminal activity had
been low lately."
The investigation is ongoing,
Birney said.
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BOARD
CONTINUED FROM A 1
.dgn1 thiDJLthe job Js AS JUE$-
glous as it once was. You get to go
to a conference once a year and a
lot of meetings and have your
expenses scrutinized.·
.De Boom represents trustee
are4 six, which is boxed in by
Newport Boulevard, 21st Street,
Irvine Avenue, Dover Drive and
East Coast Highway.
Fluor said she is considering
·another run, but won't make a
decision until she· talks it over
with her family.
"Right now I'm still thinking
and talking to people and seeing
what's going on," Fluor said. ·ru
probably come to some sort of a
decision by next week."
Fluor represents trustee area
three, which moves north from de
Boom's 21st Street boundary to
the Corona del Mar Freeway, bor-
Newport 8achlCosca Mesa Daily Pilot
dering Newport Boulevard and
Up~r Newport Bay.
Fluor said there are still issues
she would like to resolve and see
through another four years .
"I'd like to see us adopt our
belief statement and strategic
plan into a five-year strategic
plan so we can have some plan-
ning," she said. "Also, we're
heading toward becoming a rev-
enue limit district, so I would like
to see us though that transition."
But, Fluor said, first she must
have a discussion with her family.
"Although they've been really t
supportive, I just need to sit down 1
'
and talk to them and see what I
they think,• she said. Fluor ~ 1
three children currently enrolled'
in Newport-Mesa schools. '1 l
Decker said he, too, is contem-
plating another· run for office, bUf -q
hasn't made any decisions. .
Decker represents trustee area
on~. which includes the Mesa
Verde area of Costa Mesa. ,. ,
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EYE-OPENER
Estanda fills its basketball
roaching vacancy
QUOTE OF TJ:IE DAr.
"When you think of EsUmcia. you think bo#dbalJ ~·
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-NHW BOYS BASKE7BALL COACH RICH BOYCE
Boyce named Estitricia basketball coach
•Veteran walk-on has paid his
d~es with nine seasons as an
Eagles' assistant; Predecessor
~ Parsel will remain in Eagles'
program as tl}e fre.shman coach.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
Boyce, 28, replaces 1\m Parsel, who
resigned April 23 after four seasons to
spend more time with his family.
·1 applied for this job four years ago
and I honestly didn't think I'd be in this
situation again,• said Boyce, a walk-on.
who came to Estancia with former Tustin
High Coach Tun O 'Brien for the 1987-88
season.
to-back Pad1ic Coast League champi-
onships the last two.
"I think he's a good fit for our program.
because he's been here and he knows
what works," Gall said. •At the same
time, I know he'll bring some new ideas to
the program and we're happy to have
him."
Boyce said he is eager to maintain the
proud basketball tradition at Estancia,
where be hopes to become an on-campus
coach after obta.ining his teaching cieden-
tial next spring from UC Irvine.
who recognizes the different challenge
head coaching will bring.
"It's a tremendous step. There's a lot
more to it than just X's and O's. The ha.rd.-
est part will be the practices, fund raising,
meeting with parents and being responsi-
ble for four teams instead ol just being an 0 assistant for one. But I plan to bring ~
enthusiasm to every aspect of the job.~ ~
Boyce, whom Estancia observers rec-o
ognize for bis prominent sideline pres-i
ence while coordinating Parsel's defense, \:2
said bis on-court duties will actually be 3
the easiest part of the job. ~
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COSTA MESA -Rich Boyce, a varsity
assistant the past nine seasons at Estancia
High, has been named the school's boys
basketball coach, Eagles Boys Athletic
Director Jeff Gall said Wednesday.
A nistin graduate who coached under
O'Brien tor two seasons with the nners,
Boyce was a varsity assistant to O'Brien at
Estancia for three seasons. He also assist-
ed former Eagles varsity girls coach Russ
Davis for three years and assisted Pa.rsel
the past three campaigns, including back-
"I've told people I feel strong ties to
Estancia and being able to work there as a teacher would be ideal," said Boyce, 8 SEE BOYCE PAGE 82 Rich Boyce ls new Eagles' coach.
...
honors
p.lly Pilot IDgh School Athlete of the Week Richy Nichols.
ON HIS OWN
:
Corona del Mar High's Richy Nichols has no coach,
it's just him, the ball and the competition.
By Richard Dunn. Daily Pilot
Richy Nichols of Corona
del Mar High places an
emphasis on the label
JndlvlduaJ in track and field
Nichols, you see, doesn't
have a coach. He works out
alone. No one is there to
measure his shot-put throws
in practice, tinker with his
mechanics or kick him in the
BOYS TE~:'ilS
pants if he doesn't work hard.
lt's the epitome of a solo
effort. It's Ruth without
Gehrig, Columbus without a
navigator, Eliot Ness with no
underworld crime.
But Nichols has
improvised. He's managed,
• SEE NICHOLS PAGE 83
Powerhouse
Peninsula
invades CdM
• Sea Kings await today's 3 p .m. CIF
Division I tennis confrontation on the
Corona d~ Mar campus with lineup
bolstered by return of Boris Turkich.
. By ftlchard Dunn, Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -When Corona del
Mar High's boys tennis team played perennial
CIP Southern Section powerhou$e Peninsula in
a nonleague match earlier this season, there
w ere elements, such as:
-A logjam on the 405 Fr~way to the Pad.f-
ie Palisades Peninsula area.
-A five-minute warmup for the Sea Kings.
It resulted in a loss for the Sea Kings (19-2),
the third-seeded team in the CIP Southern Sec-
tion Division I Playoffs, who get another shot at
the vaunted Peninsula Panthers (20-1 ), seeded
second.
CdM won the coin flip Wednesday and will
hOllt Peninsula in today's semifinals at 3, the
winner advancing to the finals next Wednes·
day at a site to be determined.
The Sea Kings reached the semifinals with a
13·5 victory over host Dana HUls in the quar-
terfinals Tuesday, while Peninsula advanced
with a 15-3 win over host Diamond Bar.
In the three rounds, both teems have been at
boiDa ODC.'9, traveled twice.
Pel:atDlula defeated CdM in a nonleegue
metcb. 1()..8, on March 19, when villting CdM
bAC:l it• problems getUng to Rolling HWI
Bit.ma.
•Tb8tr doubl• are iff1 good,• CdM Coach
• SEE COM MOE a
·~;. SPRING FOOTBALL
'Clean, jerk and snatch'
•Those are the key
worsJ.$ in Estancia's game
as spring practice unfolds
for 1996 football team.
By.Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Having bor-
rowed the double wing offense
from 1994 CIF Division VIIl •
champion Bloomington High
before last season, Estancia foot-
ball coach John Uebengood's
10th spring practice with the
Eagles includes a page from the
book of some successful Orange
County programs.
"When l decided to coach the
shot putters and discus throwers
(this spring), I was starting from
scratch,~ Liebengood said of his
track and field coaching assign-
ment. "I went to a coaching clinic
at Long Beach State and all I kept
hearing was 'Olympic lifts,
Olympic lifts,' and 'clean and jerk
and snatch.' Those were things
we had never done here.
"So, I spent some time over a t
Esperanza with (head coach)
Gary Meek and their strength
coach, and I picked their brain
about how to start a similar type
of weightlifting program over at
Estancia."
The Olympic lifts, long
endorsed by Newport Harbor
strength guru Tony Ciarelli, have
been an integral part of the
Sailors' consistent success, as was
the double wing offense in the
1990s turnaround at Costa Mesa
High.
"When we used to open the
weight room, our guys would go
straight to the 'Beach Room,' so
they could work on their arms,
MARC MARTIN I DAll.Y PILOT
Estancia Coach John Uebengood walks linemen through offensive patterns. It's the expectations
of the line's strength on both sides of the ball which gives the Eagles a very optimistic approach. .
shoulders and chest to look good
at the beach," Liebengood
explained. "Now, they head
straight to the clean box or to the
squat racks."
The Eagles hope to begin rack-
ing up victories m the fall, but
first, Liebengood will use spring
drills to instill a grasp of the fun-
damentals.
"We have some talent, but that I
doesn't mean we can get around
doing the things necessary to be
successful,· Liebengood said.
"That means getting back to
basics and teaching fundamen-
tals I view spring as a time for
fundamentals, a hme to pound
• SEE EAGLES PAGE 82
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Real golf,
only it's on
a miniature
fon11at here
•The Greens at Park Place
offers something unique.
T here are no windmills,
castles or moving ta19ets.
It's a goU course 1n
miniature, not a miniature gol1.
the brainchild of Ron
Chamberlin., who founded the
Greens at Park Place with Jack
Hopkint.
lt'I J>Myed on reel g:nm. UliD9'
real )>\ltten, creating a reel
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THURSDAY. MAY 23, 1996
GOLF
CONTINUED FROM 81
Chamberlin, a stockbroker and
Newport Beach resident since
·f959, five years ago in Las Vegas
when be played a putting course
ip a group of six. "We had so
much tun, we kept going aroun<i
and around," Chamberlin said.
".You can have the normal bets
and play the games you normally
do, but you can do it in an hour."
.. Chamberlin wanted the
.location near the Fluor complex
to open a putting course in
Orange County.
Now, after getting the green
Ught 2 1/2 years ago, it's
booming, a course with lights for
night play ... adjacent to a new
10-screen Edwards movie
theater and restaurants, in the
neighborboc:Sd off Jamboree
Road, south of the 405 Freeway.
~ "In the last two months, we've
'experienced phenomenal
· growth," said Chamberlin, also
the regional president of the
American Cancer Society.
The Greens plays host to
~everal tournaments, corporate
outings, birthday parties, dates.
family gatherings and charity
func(-raisers.
; .. 'We're a green belt situation,·
Chamberlin said. ·we can go a
1.ot of places. A golf course takes
150 acres; we can do it in two
acres. If you go down there on a
. weekend, you see people from
·ages 5 to 80. There's an entire
spectrum of people, and it's very
challenging with lakes and sand
traps you have to hit over. But
· you're only using a putter.
"The USGA (United States
Golf Association) thought it was
a great concept for introducing
new people to the game. We
really have no competition for
the market, and we plan to
expand. This is something
·everybody can do, and
everybody has fun."
To complement an event, the
Greens -built to USGA
specifications -can provide
catering from California Pizza
Kitchen. Diedrich Coffee is also
on location.
"We also have a pro shop,
designed by the same people
who did the pro shop al Pelican
Hill,• Chamberlin said.
D
Talk about exotic aWards ...
Newport Harbor High's golf
'team, which had its awards
banquet Wednesday night, wins
for creativity.
. Junior Bill Collopy won the
Captains' Anchorage, a
perpetual, wooden plaque
carved by Balboa Island's Willis
Maxson.
The plaque lists the teams'
captains of the past 10 years, as
well as the school's three golf
coaches -Chet Wulff (1956 to
1964), Steve Dye (1965 to 1994)
and Jim Warren (1995 to
present).
Wulff, fonn~busmess
department ch · an, is retired
and lives in 0 gon. Dye still
teaches math at Newport Harbor,
where the Tars celebrated their
41 st year in golf this season.
Junior Bryan Bauer received
the Hale Irwin Trophy (the
Coaches' Award}, a perpetual
award that is an autographed
sand wedge. Irwin apparently
took a liking lo the Newport
Harbor players who volunteered
dunng the Toshiba Senior
Classic. "Irwin doesn't autograph
many things," Warren said. "But
he left that sand wedge for the
· ~ds. so we had that put in a nice
box, in glass, and we'll keep it
mounted here at school."
Sophomore Scott Reuben
received the Most Improved
Award.
0
Coropa del Mar also had Its
golf banquet Wednesday, at
Santa Ana Country Club, where
Coach Paul Hahn passed out the
honors.
Senior Jimmy Keane earned
the Team Captain Awa.rd, while
Steve Brooks won the. Coaches'
Award, "which I correlate with
MVP," Hahn said.
Brooks had the team's lowest
average, 40.44, for nine holes.
BOYCE ·
CONTINUED FROM 81
• 1t may not look like it from
the ltalldt, but c~ dut·
· Ing gamee ii the .rWxjpg part
of the ~b. I jUlt looked~ my
resume and I've been a beild
coach or an. am.t.ant for more
than 500 game1, not indtadtrig
spring and summer~·•
lndud.ed among BoYc•'•
Bl'blDda. tenure ii • biW ldnt
as :atrtt bead ~ when
O..Vfl'W.. tikMliMd -die Jet• ter bd ol tbe 1993-9' .....
du. to beck ""99'T· That Mme
lf!Jllall, Boyri Juggled gtrla
and bOya •anity cqachin9
Cbolil.
~··
Jett Bemis merited the Most
Improved Award with a 43.13
nine-hole avera~.
Baseball Hall of Pamer Rod
Carew will host a celebrity golf
tournament at Pelican Hill Golf
Club next Thursday for the
Pediatric Cancer Research
foundation, in hopes of raising
funds and awareness for PCRF
at Children's Hospital of Orange
Co\lllty. Carew's daughter,
Michelle, dJed of leukemia April
11 following a well-documented,
seven-month fight.
ESPN's Roy Firestone will host
a pre-tournament dinner for the
Rod Carew Pediatric Cancer Golf
Classic at the Hyatt Regency
Irvine next Wednesday.
Proceeds raised from the
events will benefit the PCRP,
which works to improve the
quality of life and SUIVival rate of
children with malignant
diseases.
Call 516-4275 for more
information.
0 •
Selby Schriber of BJg Canyon !
Country Club is hot. She was, :
crowned the women's club !
~,.,. ,._ ..
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champion last month. The Big : L-..:~~U:::~-_..;;.;:,11
Canyon men's championship is
Sept. 13-15. EAGLES pitches and traps.• : 1Wo weeks ago, Schriber Llebengood said former lower-: SPRING FLING
finished seventh in the Flight A level coach Dave Laudenback, a :
low-gross competition with a 157 ~ CONTINUED FROM 81 walk-on , will join the varsity staff ! senior linebacker John Romm (left)
in the two-day Desert Event for • this season, assisting Uebengood : looks over the situation during
ladies-at five different golf : the weights, and to mentally get ~th the offensive and defensive ~ Estancia High's spring football
courses. : the kids geared up for football. lin~. . , : practtce, which began on Monday. At o : Llebengood, who will separate With Dave helping m~, it ll : right the Eagles' Ryan Novrattl (center)
Sandi Coffer of the Newport : the 28-or 29-player varsity squad free me up to do more things,• • ts d t Mari
Beach Country Club will host her : from the junior varsity for spring said Llebengood, who hopes also ! ge rea Y 0 wrap up on °
second annual Summer Classic : drills, said he plans to work about to in\tiate an expanded play-: MarUnez (left) during tackle drllls.
on June 10, an event to benefit : 2112 hours each day. Workouts action passing game and ernpha-: · Estanda's spring drills have an
the National Multiple Sclerosis : will begin with l5 minutes of ply-size the development of his : optimisU.c Dair, primarily because of
Society (Orange County : ometric stretching exercises, con-defense. . ! the Eagles' solid Une and a bevy of quick backs to run out
ChaP.ter). : tinue with 45 minute§ of In keepm~ with recent ye~, : of the smashmouth double wing oUensive system which
Coffer an · ht tim · the Eagles will not have a scnm-: C ch J ' • e1g -e womens : weightlifting, then finish up on mage at the end of spnn· g prac-: oa ohn;Uebengood installed a year ago.
club champion at NBCC, was • th fi ld
di d • e e · tice. NWe might have some kind .: · agnose with multiple sclerosis • !!!!!!!::=!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!i:::====:===:==:==::E!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:::=:!!!!!!==:!!!!!!!!:!!!!!!:!!!!!!I!!!!!!:===:==:: _ a disease of the central : "We'll teach to.rm tackling and of a fun event as a reward tor the :
nervous system that impairs ~ blocldng and we'll run a lot of kids,· Lle~ngood said. : r,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::======::i ITllllU~"~···"'ln•
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vision, and has no known cause : 1 GRADES 6-8 (Boys & Girlsl
and no cure -in September : l
1986. :
Coffer, a dynamic woman, : . continues to be among the best
golfers in the Women's Southern
California PGA.
This year's Summer Classic is
a best-ball partners format, while
players will compete for prizes
and finish the day with a fine
dinner in NBCC's stately dining
room.
Last year's inaugural Swnmer
Classic netted in excess of
$70,000 for multiple sqerosis.
'96 ESTANCIA SCHEDULE
non league
Friday, Sept. 13 -Century (at Santa Ana Bowl), 7:30
Sa_turday, Sept. 21 -Buena Park (at Newport Harbor), 7
Fr~day, Sept. ~7 -Calvary Chapel (at Orange Coast College), 7
Friday, Oct._ 4 -Ocean View (at Newport Harbor), 7
Thursday, Oct. 10-Katella (at La Palma Park, Anaheim), 7:30
PKlflc Coast League
Fr~day, Oct .. 18 -Laguna Hills (at Orange Coast College), 7
Friday, Oct. 25 -Costa Mesa (at Newport Harbor), 7
~ursday, Oct. 31 -Aliso Niguel (at Newport Harbor), 7
Friday, Nov. 8 -at Laguna Beach, 7 :
AUG.5-9
GRADES 9-12 (Boys & Gi1s}
TOM MARUMOTO
SHOOTING & OFFENSIVE
SKILLS BASKET8AU. CAMP
Newpon IMdl • &Intl Anl
SHOOTING
BALL HANDLING/DRIBBLING
FOOTWORK/BODY BALANC'E
MENTAL FOCUSIDECISK>NS
INDIVIDUAL & TEAM CONCEPTS
PRACTICE PLAN/GOAL SEmNG
As a result of the tournament's
success, it earned two
distinguished awards: The
"Hope Award" from the national
headquarters of the Multiple
Sclerosis Society, naming Coffer
its Volunteer of the Year; and the
"Leading Edge Award," which
was presented by the local
chapter for the outstanding new
Friday, Nov. 15 -University (at Irvine High), 7 1
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event of the year.
For more information on
sponsorships or playing in the
event, call the Multiple Sclerosis
Society at 7 5 2'-1680.
D
Catherine Marttn and
McKenna Glasgow of Corona del
Mar High will play in the girls
CrF/Southem California Golf
Association Individual
Championships at the Members
Club in Rancho California June
6.
McKenna shot an 82 and
Martin an 84 in the quaiif10ng
round at Mission Lakes Country
Club in Palm Desert.
Glasgow's sister, Jenny, won
the title last year. a
Watch for Mighty Ducks
Coach Ron Wilson, 40, to play on
the Senior PGA Tour when he
turns 50.
"That's actually a bizarre
dream of mine,• he said Friday,
following his stellar round at the
Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
Intemational's sixth annual Leigh
St~berg Goll Classic at Tustin
Ranch Golf Course, where the
acclaimed Newport Beach-based
sports attorney and agent was
once again the Honorary
Chairman.
• IUCHAltD DUNN'S club golf column
appears f!Verf Thursday.
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youth baseball TENNIS J U NIOR HIGH CHAMPIONSHl,P
Yanks' McCarthy strikes out 17 batters
-:-fu sliove 1Ddians' eITOrle~ defense 8$ide
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4 Brownell (HD). 12.n : 5. Fef (T).
12.78; 6. Sliva CT), 12.86; 7. PertlM (f),
12.88; 8. Cox (E), 12.98.
NEWPORT BEACH -Nick McCarthy of the
Yankees had the right answer for an errorless
defense by the opposition.
Just ~trike everyone out in the six-inning game.
That s what McCarthy nearly did as be fashioned
a league record-setting 17 -strikeout performance in
the Yankees' 8-2 victory over the Indians in the
champlons?iJ? game of the Newport Harbor Base-
ball Assoctation Bronco Division, which served as
the regular season-finale. ·
The Yankees pounded out 10 hits, With Ryan
Heenan going 3 for 3 and Adam Cherry and
McCarthy chipping in with 2 for 3 performances.
Both of Mc:Carthts hits went for doubles.
Nick Zimmerman and Jon Bass teamed up on the
mound for the Indians while Bass and Ryan Torrey
had both RBI.
The Indians, however, were able to come away
with the knowledge they had put together one of the
better defensive efforts of the year with their ef1or-
less play in an arena which can often find errors and
walks overshadowing the hits and key stops.
In the Mustang Divhton ftnal (ages 9-10):
Marlins 12, Pblllles 8
In the best tradition of post-season heroes past, Tay-
lor Young pounded out three biples and drove in five
runs to l~d the Marlins to the Mustang Division title.
The first three innings were a pjtch.ing duel
between the Marlins' Patrick Keehan and the
Phillies' Tyler Dillman. It quickly turned into a
slugfest that saw the Marlins add three insurance
runs in the top of the sixth and then shut down the
Phillies for the win.
James K;hatiblou and Chris Lee both got on base
all three times they stepped up to the plate while
Danielle Lane made a key defensive play in left
field.
This is the first time tbe league will have a travel-
ing Pinto all·star team (ages 7-8).
• Enrollment for the NHBA Summer Camp hAs
begun. The five-day sessions are set for June 24 and
J uly 15. For more information, call 451-2228.
Ostrander keys Tigers' late rally
COSTA MESA -Cody Ostrander's triple in the
bottom of the sixth inning proved to be the differ-
ence this week as the Tigers defeated the Athletics,
6-5, in a key game in the Costa Mesa American Ut-
tle League Majot Division.
Ostrander ended up coming home with the win-
ning run on a wild pitch.
Starting pitcher Bryce Sheridan struck out seven
batters in four innings of work while reliever Matt
Bourquardez picked up the win.
tyiichael McGuire's triple and Steve Doerr's two
runs scored helped fuel the Tiger attack.
A's pitcher Nick Cabico struck out 14 and added
two hits in a losing effort.
In another game:
Mariners 19, Indians 5
The Mariners just could do no wrong in this win.
Corey Macha led the way with five RBI on the
strength of two doubles in three trips to the plate.
Tyler Herried went 3 for 4, Daniel Cooper was 2
for 2 with a double and scored three runs.
Trevor Smith went 3 for 3 with two doubles and
scored three runs for the Indians.
. BOYS SOCCER
Weinstein scores game-winner as OCU goes out on top
COSTA MESA • Josh Wein-
stein, of Corona del Mar High,
scored the winning goal to send
the Orange Coast United boys
under•l9 soccer team out a win·
ner in it's last game together as a
unit.
Justin Kerr, Ryan Hoover and
Ryan Yurada, who have ties to
Newport Harbor High, played
key roles for OCU throughout the
townament. •.
Newport Harbor's team cap-
tain of two years ago, Dominick
Fratantero, anchored the team at
midfield.
TIJlSA, Okla. -The No. 2
doubles team of Davey Robbins
and Ryan Lewis are the only
members'from the Southern Cal-
ifornia College entourage still
alive in the NAIA Outdoor
National Tennis Championships.
Robbins and Lewis will com-
pete this morning in the Round of
16 where a win would put them
mto the afternoon's quarterfinals.
Robbins and Lewis' first-round
match on Wednesday was
against a team from Point Loma
Nazarene which featured Mattias
Sundberg -one half of the team
Robbins and Lewis beat for the
Golden State Athletic Confer-
ence championship. The SCC
duo did it again, topping its con-
ference foes, 6-4, 6-1.
In an afternoon match. Lewis
and Ryan combined to top
Alessio Albisetti and Phillip
Leonhardt of West Florida, 4~6, 6-
2, 7-6, winninq the ~b~e!1 7-2.
NAIA rut1onan-wwtts ~
WOMEN Doubles (.-.I round):C-Olfina..J>fllcin
(Lynn) d•f. Connolly-Tate (SCC). 6-0, 6-2;
le-Andel (SCC) def. Brummit-f'uller (Howard
Payne, TrJC.), 6-0, 6-1.
Doubles (third round):BoraleU.J..Bachman
(William Carey, Mfs.s.) def. ~Andel (SCC),
2-6, 6-2, 5-7.
Singles: Le (SCC) def. Brown (Illinois Spr1ng-
f1eld), 6-0. 6-0. def. Hasselbrink (St Amb«>se)
6-0. 6-0: lost to Covina (Lynn). 6-3, 6-4; Connolly
(SCC) def Morgan (Shorter. Ga.), 6-2, 6-2; lost
Neulfllle (Brtnau, Ga.), 6-1, 6-1; Trtsb (Lynn)
def B1nnquist (SCQ, 6-0, 6-0; Petrova (Lynn)
def George (SCC), 6-0, 6-1; Leu (St. Ambrose)
def T.ie (SCC), 6-2. 6-0; Andel (SCC)
def RodngUN (Harding, Arlt), 7-S, 6-3;
def Miilay (Bercia Ky), 6-1, 6-3; lost 10
Stromberg (BVU-Hawaii), 6-0, 6..() . MEN
Doubles (.-,d l'OW1d):Robbin&-tewls
(SCC) def. Sundberg·Appel (Point Loma), 6-4,
6-1; Johansson-Barriga (SCQ def.
Helm-Festus (Hastings, Neb.), 6-4, 6-3.
Doublet (third round): Robbins-Lewis (SCQ
def Albisetti·le<>nhardt (W. Fla), 4-6, 6-2. 7·S,
Smith·Bosman (Auburn-Montgom•ry) def
Johans'IOfl·8arriga (SCO. 6-4, 6-1
180 • 1. Shudt (Owy), 20.13; 2. Little
(CM). 20.61; 3. ft Gomez (E), 20.96;
4. Zambrany (T), 21.61; S. BlteS (E),
· 21.34; 6. Sandoval (T), 21.45; 7. Guzman
(T), 21 .61; 8. Elser (Owy), 21.95.
3.00 -1. Jones (CM), 37 .60; 2. Gomez
(E). 38.10; 3. Guzman (T), 38.44;
4. Jiminez (T), 38.93; 5. Bates (E), 39.13;
6. Oenton (Owy), 39.33; 7. Riss en. 39.37;
8. Donahue (Owy). 39.96.
600 -1. Rivera en. 1:26.09; 2. Hackett
(HD), 1:28.01; 3. A. Rodriguez (E),
1:29.55; 4. E. Rodrigues (T), 1:30.09;
5. Noguera CT), 1 :30.96; 6. Cortes fE).
1:31.34; 7. Guttierez (E), 1:31.48; 8. Ros·
ales (Owy), 1:33.04.
HJ • Ogas (T), 4-6; Khan (T), 4-6; Gut·
man CT), 4-6; Cantrell (E), 4-6; Uhl (f),
4-6; 6. Concannon (E), 4-6; Rothwell
(HO), 4-6; Fisher (Dwy), 4-6; Oonatoni
(Dwy), 4-6.
U • Cantrell (E), 17-7; 2. Jones (CM),
17·5112; 3. Gomez (E). 16-5; 4. Rivera ITT.
16-4112; 5. Denton (Dwy), 16-3112;
6. Noguera CT), 16-1; 7. Uhl (E), 15-11;
8. Ogas m. 15-9.
SP -1. Bates (E). 46-4314; 2. Hulliger
(CM), 42-71/4; 3. Herzog (CM), 42·71/4; 4.
Gonzalez CT), 42-4112; 5. Crogan (CdM).
41-11114; 6. Carmona (T), 37-11; 7.
Snyder (E). 37-91/2; 8. Cortez (T), 35-10.
7th Grade Boys
100 -1. McGuire CT), 11.77; 2. Estrada
CT), 12.17; 3. Patton CT), 12.39; 4. Dew
(CM), 12.45; 5. Henry (Dwy), 12.74;
6. Coyotze (E). 12.86; 7. Flores (E), 13.41;
8. Corum (E). 13.69. ,
180 · 1. McGuire CT), 21.33; 2. Estrada
CT), 22.46; 3. Moyer (E), 22.49; 4. Henry
(Owy), 22.80 5. Dew (CM), 22.99;
6. Perkins (T), 23.27; 7. Peter (E). 24. 13;
8. Holdridge (Owy), 25.88.
300 · 1. Patton CT), 40.70; 2. Coyotze
(E), 41.63; 3. Peter (E), 41 .X>; 4. Moyer
(E), 41.80; 5. Maldonado CT), 42.36;
6. Zeladon (T), 42.39; 7. Borzcik (Dwy),
43.31; 8. Avales (CM), 44.17.
600 • 1. Lileram (CM), 1:29.44;
2. Burlington CT), 1:32.02; 3. Spen'cer (0),
1 :32.87; 4. Link (CM). 1 :34.48; 5. Beard·
slee (CdM), 1:326.62; 6. Herrera (E),
1:37.69; 7. Mendez (T), 1:37.84;
8. Manchuca (T), 1 :38.82.
180 • 1 Morse (CdM), 21.0; 2. R.....,_
(T), 23.23; 3. Brownell ()-40), 23.66; 4. stt-
va en. 23.70; 5. Perrine (E), 23.96; 6 .. Cox
(E), 23.99; 7. Mullen (E), 24.59; 8. WiM>n
(Dwy), 25.90.
300 · 1. Jackson (CM), 41.80; 2. Reed
(Dwy), 42.70; 3. Reeves en. 43.90: 4. 'Net-
tles (CdM), 44.01; 5. Mullen (E). 45A6;
6. Sandro (E), 45.54; 7. Garcia (CdM}.
45.77; 8. Grubisich (M). 47.24.
600 • 1. Cotton (M), 1 :43.89; 2. Rosi (E),
1·43.54; 3. Benoz (CdM), 1:46.78;
4. Shaw (Dwy), 1 :47 .55; 5. Gardner
(CdM), 1'48.30, 6. Perez CT), 1:48.37;
7 Cox (E), 1:5148;8. Calkin CT), 1:5237.
HJ • Ross (E), Fluor (E), Jack.son (CM),
Cassity (T), Felix en. Hobbes (CdM)~ 4-3;
Gallagher (CdM ), Kutz (CdM), Huang. 4-2. .
U • 1 Brownell (HD). 14-1 ; 2. Sandro
(E), 13·8: 3. Daub (CM ), 13-2112;
4. Mullen (E), 13-1; 5. Brown (O:tM},
12-8; 6 Wilson (Owy), 12-7112; 7. s.nd-
berg CT), 12-7; 8. Morse (CdM), 12·7'.
SP • 1. Grubisich (CM), 30.5; 2. Muniz
(T), 30.1; 3. McCarthy (Dwy), 30-0314;
4. Barto (E), 29-8112; Gallagher (CdM),
29-1 1/4; Sandberg m. 28-6112; 7. Cro-
foot (E), 28-5; 8. Sandoval (CM), 27-9'3/4.
1 7th Grade Girls
100 • 1. Mahler (CdM ), 12.90;
2. Lawrence (HO), 13.01; 3. Rinek (HD),
13.31; 4. Knight (CM). 13.34; 5. Sweeney
(CdM), 13.50; 6. Gast (T), 13.55; 7. ptlam
(CdM), 13.60; 8. Roche (CM), 13.69.
180 · 1. Fee (Dwy), 24.00; 2. Kl11ght
(CM), 24.44; 3. Gast (T), 24.70; 4. Bayes
(CM), 24.90; 5. Myre (Dwy), 25.06;
6. Pham (CdM), 25.07; 7. Sweeney
(CdM), 25.13; 8. Weedn (E), 25.19.
300 • 1. Mahler (CdM), 41 .40; 2. ~1"8
(HD), 43.74; 3. Lawrence (HO), 44.15: 4.
Roche (CM), 45.53; 5. Weedn (E), 45:55;
6. Evans (E). 46.18; 7. Pilon (Owy), 46 .... ;
8. George (CdM), 48.08.
600 • 1. Cumming (CdM), 1 : .... 59;
2. Hiroshima (E), 1 :45.99; 3. Fee (Owy),
1:46.59; 4. Rybacek m. 1:47.47; 5. Your·
man (CdM), 1:48.45; 6. Rodriguez (T),
1 :49.09; 7. Kindschi (Owy), 1 :49.89;
8. Herberts (E), 1 :50.33.
• OCU won all six of its matches,
_ including a stunner over two-time
.. -defending champion San Diego
: -in the title game, to claim the
• .Reebok Open State Cup.
Kerr will be moving on to
Princeton next season while
Hoover and Yurada will stay in
town at Orange Coast College.
Weinstein will join Kerr in the
Ivy League, opting for Columbia
University.
Co-coaches John MacArthur
and John Muirhead originally
had decided to forego ~ch.ing
the tea,ro this season, b\lt were
talked into one more rurl. OCU
has competed in the Premiere
League the past two seasons.
Slngi.s:Johansson (SCQ def Steel
(Cumlierland, Ky.), 6-0, 6-0; def. Rln'W!i (Wiiham
Carey, Min.), 6-4. 6-0: lost to Keskinov (Lynn),
6-4, 6-1;
Ltverm (Wilham Carey) def lewis, 6-1,
retlfed, Birch (Baker, Kan.) def Barriga (SCQ,
6-l. 6-0: Baker (SCC) def. Benson (Htittngs. Neb),
6-3, 6-1; lost to Mandt (Rockhurst. Mo ). 6-4, 6-4;
Robbins (SCC) def. Weigel (Mary N.O.), 6-0, 6-0;
def Betm (William Carey), 6-4, 6-1; lost 10 Mas· ~tta (Lynn), 6-0, 6-0.
HJ · Perkins (T), 4-6; Lindsay (T), 4-6;
Day (CM), 4-6; Manderino (E), 4-6,
Knudell (CdM), 4-4; Wiseman (CdM), 4-4;
Brown (CdM), 4-4; Robinson (HO), 4-6;
Jones (HD). 4-4.
HJ • Peschelt (E), Shields (E), Flaherty
(T), Mahler (CdM), Sweeney (CdM), Wil·
son (Dwy), 3· 11, Petersen (CM), Myre
(Dwy), 3·10.
U • 1. Fee (Owy), 13· 1 112; 2. Gast (T),
13-0; 3. Peschelt (E). 12-5; George (CdM),
11-8; 5. Rybacek (T), 11-7112; 6. Rinek
(HD). 11-7; 7 Evans~ (E), 11-4; 8. Bayes
(CM). 11-0112.
'--·-. . .. .,
( () \1 \1 l ~ I ., ' ( ()I I I· (I I 11 () '\ ()I{"
Jamie Shine (left) and Matt Ambrose are Orange Cout
College's female and male Athletes of the Year. Both were
buketNll ltandouts -Sblne an All.State Flnt· Team
telectton and a record-bolder in rebounds at Coast;
Ambrose an honorable menUon on the All-State team.
COM
CONTINUED FROM 81
Tim Mang said of the Bay League
champion Panthers, who beat
Culver City in the first round and
Edison in the second round.
The Sea Kings, champions of
the Sea View League for the third
time in four years, breezed
through Esperanza in the first
round, 13-5, at the Balboa B8¥
Club Racquet Club, and beat host
South Torrance, 12-6, in the sec-
ond round.
Having a genuine home-court
advantage is what Mang stressed
to bis players following the Dana
Hills victory -the reason why
Cd.M will host the match on its
campus, rather than at the Bay
Club.
Furthermore, Cd.M is back in
action with junior Boris 1\ukich.
an exchange student from Croat-
ia. whose injured back forced him
to default in the finals of the Sea
View League individual champj-
onships, as well as missing Coro-
na del Mar's first two rounds in
the CIF Playoffs.
But Turk:ich returned on Tues·
day, playing doubles with Reza
Jahangiri. •How do you like your
new partner?• someone asked
Jahangiri. "I don't mind,• he said.
1\.irkich wore a back brace -
along with a Stars & Stripes ban-
danna and an ear-to-ear grin -
when he returned to the court
Tuesday.
1\.irkich and Jahangiri swept.
6-1, 6-4, 6-1. against Dana Hills,
as the Sea Kings won all nine
doubles sets. Cd.M's Sameer
Chopra and Greg Coleman (No. 2
doubles) and Raj Shukla and
John Cappello (No. 3) also swept.
NICHOLS
CONTINUED FROM B 1
and, ob, has he ever. Virtually
self-taught and self-coached this
spring, Nichols has reached the
CIF Southern Section Masters
Meet on Friday night at Cerritos
College, an event reserved for
only the elite shot putters.
Cd.M track and field coach Bill
Sumner, a running expert,
doesn't have a shot put and
discus coach. He watches
Nichols during postseason meets,
but Nichols is on his own.
Across the Back Bay is
Newport Harbor, which bas
renown throwing coach Tony
Ciarelli. "I wish I had Ciarelli,
because I feel like I could've
done really well, but I don't think
I would've wanted to go to
Harbor and missed out on the
football experiences at Corona,·
Nichols said.
Nichols, a 6-foot-3, 235-pound
senior, played three years of
varsity football for Cd.M, earning
first-team All-CIF Divisfon V last
autumn as a center on the Sea
Kings' vaunt~d offensive line,
leading CdM to the semifinals.
Nichols, headed to Southern
Methodist University on a
football scholarship, has also
lettered four years in track, three
in wrestling -giving him 10
varsity letters.
last Saturday, Nichols heaved
the shot put 52 feet, 8 inches in
the CIF Division D finals at
Veterans Stadium in Long Beach,
qualifying seventh for the
prestigious Masters Meet, which
accepts the top nine competitors
WEDNESDAY'S COUNTS
O.vey's Lodler · 6 boats,
179 anglers. 3 yellowtail, 24 bonito,
from all divisions combined.
"I kind of feel like I don't
' deserve lb.is.• said Nichols, when
informed of his selection as the
Daily Pilot Athlete of the Week,
following his third-place finish in
the Division 11 shot-put finals .
. •Hey, I only threw 52-8, • he
added. "If I had thrown my best,
I felt I could've qualified second,
instead of seventh.·
Nichols, a two-way starter in
football -he's a linebacker on
defense -has limited fanfare,
you could say.
"There's no one to coach me,
really,• Nichols said of his
shot-put preparation. "I just try
to go out and throw the way I'm
supposed to do it, and how I
would in a meet.·
Nichols, also a first-team
All-Sea View League center last
fall, admits he's disappointed
about the lack of direction.
·Actually, I've been kind of
qisappointed all year,· he said.
"As a freshman, I threw 45 feet;
as a sophomore, 51 feet; as a
junior, 54 feet. So I felt ti.Ke I kept
improving. But this year, I've ·
only beaten last year's mark by
one inch, so that kind of bwns
me out a little.•
Nichols' personal best (54-5
1/4) was accomplished at the
Trabuco Hills Invitational.
But the three-time all-league
football player. whose S.A.T.
scores are reportedly in the
1,200-to-l,300 range, has figured
out by himself how to reach the
second-highest track and field
crescendo in the state of
California (the Masters is the last
step to the state meet).
1 Now, maybe he'll show the
rest of the field how it's done.
DEEP SEA
228 barracuda. 198 calico bass, 79 sand bass, 35 sculpin, 2 sheephead, 21 rodtflsh.
2 cabezon, 1 white fish, 85 madcerel. Newport Undfng -no report.
~-------~
U • 1. Lindsay CT), 15-0; 2. Coyotzi (E),
15-0; 3. McGuire CT), 14-11; 4. Henry
(Owy), 14-7; 5. Day (CM), 14-2; 6. Flores
(E), 13-7; 7. Steinbacher (CM), 13-2;
8. Dew (CM), 13·2. .
SP · 1. Estrada CT), 44-2; 2. Grubisch
(CM), 37-101/4; 3. Perkins (T), 36-10;
4. Grabarsky (T), 35-13/4; 5. Raitt (Dwy),
35-4114; 6. Schepens (CM), 29· 101/4;
7. Knuppel (CdM), 29-3114; 8. Wiseman
(CdM), 29-1112 .
Division C Boys
100 • 1. De La Cruz (T), 11 .47;
2. Muneno (Owy), 12.01; 3. Jones (E),
12.36; 4. McRorie (E), 12.40; 5. Ramua
(T), 12.68; 6. Pena (T), 12.82; 7. Marble
(HD), 13.06; 8. Watson (CdM), 13.19.
180 • 1. De La Cruz (T), 20.95;
2. Muneno (Owy), 21.33; 3. Ramua (T),
21.57; 4. Jones (E), 22.80; 5. Pena (T).
23.04; 6. Ruelas (E). 23.92, 7. Marble
(HO), 24.00; 8. Campbell (CdM), 24.90.
300 · 1. Rubio (T), 40.40; 2. Emery (HD),
40.77; 3. Cahuantzi (T), 4110; 4. Titus (E),
41 .81 ; 5. Medina CT), 41.81; 6. Sandoval
(E), 42.76; 7. Ruelas (E), 42.84; 8. Paulino
(Dwy), 44.78.
600 • 1. Rubio en. 1:32.10; 2. Avales (T),
1:33.90; 3. Ramirez (T), 1:340.3; 4. San·
doval (E), 1:37.52; 5. Gulby (HD), 1:38.24;
6. Mize (Owy), 1:39.66; 7. Reynolds (E),
1 :41 .66; 8. McCormick (CdM), 1 :45.12.
HJ • Chandler en. 4-6; Metkovich (T),
4-6; Simco (T), 4-6 Campbell (CdM). 4-6;
Reynolds (E). 4-6; Fitus (E), 4-6; lliescu
(CM), 4-6; Shepherdson (HD), 4-6; Pauli·
no (Dwy), 4-6.
U · 1. McRorie (E), 16-1; 2 De La Cruz en. 15-6112; 3 Sandoval (E), 14-7;
4. Muneno (Owy), 14-6; 5. Chandler (T).
14-5; 6. Medina CT), 14-3; 7 Ruelas (E).
14-3; 8. Moulton (Dwy). 13-2.
SP · 1. Medina CT), 38-9; 2. Mueller (T),
36-101/4; 3. Reynolds (E), 36-71/4;
4. Godinez (E), 35-53/4; 5. Emery (HD),
35-13/4; 6. Sears (T), 34-43/li; 7. McRorie
(E). 32-53/4; 8. Campbell (CdM), 29·5.
SP • 1. Sinasek (E), 26-7'3/4; 2. Pham
(CdM), 26-71/2; 3. Rasmus.sen (T), 25-0;
4. Gardner CT), 22-8314; S. Bayes (CM),
22-6112; 6. Miller (E), 22-0; 7. cassity (T),
20.113/4; 8. Damion (HD), 20-11112.
Division C Girls
100 · 1. D1Girolamo CT), 12.63; 2. Braun
(T), 12.84; 3 Bergheer (CdM). 13.2,
4. Miller (E), 13.3; 5. Hill-Contreras (T),
13.6; 6. Lewis (HD), 13.61 ; 7 Turner (HD),
13.7; 8 St. Andre (E), 13.74.
180 -.1. DlGirolamo m. 23.80; 2. East·
mond (E), 24.34; 3. Ban (E), 24.66; 4. Dyer
(T), 24 94; 5. Sutton (HO), 24.95; 6 Miller
(E), 25.63; 7. Hejno (T), 26.45; 8. Page
(Owy), 26.56.
300 • 1. Braun (T), 42.70; 2. Ban (E),
44 09; 3 Eastmond (E). 44.20; 4. Finch
(T), 44 60; 5. St. Andre (E), 45.61; 6. Lino-
man (Owy). 46.96; 7. Cooper (CM), 47 00;
8. Schuster (Owy). 47.44.
600 · 1. Kindsehi (Owy). 1.37 49; 2. Foss
(E), 1:46.01, 3. Arce (E), 1:46.06; 4 Gon
zalez m. 1 ·50.03; 5. Martinez (T),
1 :56.09; 6 Seeman (Owy), 1 :56.30.
7. Saavedra CT), 2:02.69; 8. Lale·Yayd1
(CdM), 2: 1 1.58.
HJ • Waterman (E). Delrez (T), Patter·
son (T), Hao (CdM), Dalton (CdM), Anido
(CdM), Hover (HD), 4-1; Turner (HO),
Lindman (Owy), 4-0
U • 1. DiGiorolamo (T), 12·10; 2 Dekez
(T), 12·9, 3. St Andre (E). 12-4; 4. Water
man (E). 12-0, 5 Anido (CdM). \ 1·10;
6. Jansma (E), 11·9; 7. Loros (CM), 11-2.
8. (tie) Patterson (T), Wood (Owy), 10.9
SP • 1. Bennett (T), 29-6; 2. Ferris (T),
27-11; 3. Snyder (CM), 27-1; 4. Osbom
(HD), 26·9; 5. Campbell (E), 26-5; 6. Met·
calf (E), 25·7, 7. Oskooi (E), 23·4.
8. Fowler (Dwy), 21 ·7
Note: Today's Finals at Newport
Har~ High School begin at 2:30 p.m
Weinstein earns All-America honors
ATI..ANTA. Ga. -Jed Wein-
stein and his doubles partner Sam
Smaldone made it to the quarter-
finals of the NCAA Division m
Tennis Championships Wednes-
day, earning both players All-
America honors.
The pair helped the host
Emory University mens team
claim second place m the overall
title race behind UC Santa Cruz.
The finish was the best in the
school's history and capped a sea-
son where the women won their
first championship.
Weinstein and Smaldone lost.
6·2, 7-5 to Santa Cruz' Jonathan
Harper and Brian Cummings in
the quarterfinals.
In singles, Weinstein, a Corona
del Mar High grad, lost a first.
round match to Jason Oliver of
the University of Redlands, 6-4,
6-2
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PUBLIC NOTICES JUNE 2, 1978 •• 11'111. No. EXHIBIT "A" FEET AND A l.ENGTH OF TACHED TO SAID OECEM· ot lh• tru1t1 created by 590-9200 . caled a'\ t17t W. Penhall 4~1( MACK. 438 ~n~~) ''°"' Olll'WOnt..
--------319&. In book, page, ol Of· (A) AN UNDIVIDED 1/ t94.o46 FUT. BER. TOGETHER WITH A •aid 0..d ol Trust. to P•Y Datedl -· 1•, 19H Way. County of Ofenge, JEANEne LABOUNTY, ... PUBLIC NOTICE flclal Record• rn the office 2$TH LEASEHOLD INTER-TOGETHER WlTH ANO RIGHT-OF·WAY FOA IN· ttle r1m1lnln9 prlncfp•l •r1 Juon t.. Cotton Stal• of Calllomla on the 43T :,:"'~!~~
--------Of th• County Recorder of EST IN ANO TO: SUBJECT TO THE BEN· GRESS ANO EGRESS TO .Umt or tM nol•(•) ... TRUST•• ULI OF· 2911\ day or Mey lMO •• DAVID FlANAOAN 5200 I~ Ill .,. ... ,.2,.7 ORANGE County, Stale of THAT PORTION OF LOT L EffTS. BURDENS, RIGHTS AND FROM SAID APART· CUfld by 1ald Dffd of FIClfh JASON L COT· 8:00 am .. T::.•:f! .. t::=lhe lale SCOlT BARNES, S20ll ~~~nQ 11111 ~
._ "' CALIFOANIA executed by OF TRACT 8t9, IN THE OF WAY AND EASEMENTS MENT (AND GARAGE Truat to Wit: 111,011 OI TON UT. 3017 1" CHn 111atkin-OANAOENE IUACH, 5241 ·-llllCI lft f-. -
NOTICIOI' GARY VALBUENA. AN UH· CITY OF NEWPORT IMPOSED UPON SAID SPACE) ANO ALSO THE with lnt.,HI 1'*90n ftom .. ~bllahect Newporl lo c~~ !Ah bldd Publlehed Newport ~&00-.-TAUITl&'I SAi.& MARRIED MAN BEACH. COUNTY OF QR. Rf.Al PROPERTY ANO IM· RIGHT TO THE use OF IJOt/93 at to~ ,,., re tNel ..... r..,..1 lo . a .. ch-COtta Mna 'Ottly -,_ fllWIWtl'4 APNi 04•t30.110 WIU SEU. AT PUBLIC ANGE. STATE OF CAU-PROVEMENTS THEREON HAU.S, PUBLIC ROOMS, tntwm II prQlllGed In MIO S.ach-Coata .,..._ 08lly Below .. a Ill! °' nemet Pilot May 11. tl. 1999 tl&Q.~00 LOAN NOi AUCTION TO HIGHEST FORNIA. AS PER MAP RS. ,OR THE MUT\JAL BEN-PASSAGEWAYS ANO AU not.(e) plut CO.l and '!!!/ PUot M1y If, 2'. 30.. 1tte anCI l.lftll ~ th3&o4 lftMlrc:t tn Jea C....
BIDDER FOR CASH COADl!:O IN 8001< 2t EFJT Cl THI OWHEM. OTHER PUBLIC PORTIONS adYIN* will\ lnt9tffl ES:. 1'1'1351 scon e.AANES. lUJ IMMmllllae ·Z201'2.51&00 379M21Ht-~RC CASHIER'S CHECK PAGES 31 THROUGH 34 LHSHSOA,AATIALi\.5-oi-SAID BUILDING AND Tlf.4ATCD TOTAL DEBT PUIL""-ncl SM~GGNON1• VTp~uL:"1N'o'202EN PUILICNOTICI ~-...... '*""'"' AIF-1 IMVAK, DRAWN ON A STAT£ OR INCWSIV!, OF MISCEL.. SIONEES 8Y TH! MClA· THE E 0 U IP MEN T $101,015 3' """" .. "' "''" · CIMlc:t CIWolM ...... ,..... KINNl!Ttf NA Tl ON AL 8 AN K, A LA N E O U S M A P S RATION OF COVENANT'S, THEREIN, IN COMMON The btneflclary uncter 1201 lft • .-r Alm 11.111.• 00 CV CHECK DRAWN BY A RECORDS OF ORANG! CONDITIONS AND RE· w ITH 0 THE R 0 C· NICI o.ed of Trull i.e10-NOTICI °'UL• l.ES\.IE MCCARTHY. uoa -..... OMIJ 1111 .. ...
T.I. No. 00'15U STAT! OR FEDeAAL COUNTY C~Lll'ORNIA, STAICTlONS RECORDED CUPANTS, f0t9 ll(IC\lled ~ detlv-In ~dence ~ ttlt CATH(AINI! PRENGER. ..,...~:-*'"' M lfl 1cco•••11ca ... "
IMPORTANT' NOTICE TO CREDIT UNION. OR A LYING WTERLY 0' A ON THE ·nTH DAY Of Th• •treat lddttH Ind tfed 10 the Ul'ldertlgned • prewit!ON Of Section anoo 2252 m1911f ~ s....... lot .. ,... PROPERT\' OWNER: CHECK DRAWN 8Y A LINE W~CH 8EGINS AT JUlY..111111IN800tC1874 othef common dealgnlllon, written o.ci11a11Qn Of 0. lhrougl\ 21111 Of the C.U. JOHN A ICHAEFlR. TOlltal---Jl lflOlllDlcMllll'it, t• -
YOU AAE IN DEFAULT STAfE OA FeOeRAL SAV· THE MIDPOINT ON THE PAOt.S 401 TO"'° IHClU. If any, Of 11'9 rtal pro'*'V fllUll and o.~ tor S•. ~~~ 8~!'!"~ p~·· ~4cn 4 BUSCH "121 ,. • ...... c:.mha: •• 0 UNOeR A DEED OF INOS AND LOAN AS. $QUTHEALYUNEOF8AID llllE Ofl OfFICIAl dMcflbtd abOve .. Pih· andawrlttenNotle•OIO. ........ """"" .......... ng ... .. ...... ~ .......... ,
TRUST OATEO.IMAY a•. SOCIATION. SAVINOS AS· LOTL WHICH 11 lOCAT!D RlCOAOS OA OftANQI! l>Ottld to b9: 3121 WIST'""" Incl £1ecHon to Sell. =c,,un=~ ie:,: ~~~A'f~·H~ARI 0...... ~1 ~... •
tt71 ONLESS YOU TAI<! SOCIATION OR SAVINGS WESTERLY 11.110 FEIT COUNTY. COAST HIGHWAY 180. The underlllQMd cllUffd • ..,....,,Qilll.,_.....
ACTION TO PROTECT BANK SPEClFIED IN SEC. THROUGH A Cl!NTRAL <Bl THI! l!XCLUSIV! Nl'm<>AT GU.CH. CALI· !elCS ~ ~"!....Oetaun ancl ~!!!"~ :""*'U: ;,~ 4~N HANH 4m Olkll f9111Ul!Cm -4"Mlt. 7 8 ......... YOUR PROPERTY IT "4AY TIOH 5102 OF THE FINAN• ANOLI 01' 1°35'41" rAOM RIGHT TO OCCUPY A l'ORMA NM3 Li.ction lo ...... IO ~ ,.. ...---lee -• ........ ""'= B! SOLO AT A• PUBLIC CIAL COO ANO AUTHO. THE SOUTHEASTERLY CtATAIN APARTMENT ON The ~ Ttutlff COfded In the County whtft Of Mid COde on !tie goodt. MARY 8USUR. 422t CA•714 lllV-C4ilM .... SAl.f " YOU Nao AN RIUO TO DO IUSINl'.SS CORN! .. 0, SAID LOT L: THI! ITH l'\.OOA "'THI ~ tnY ...,.ty lot \he,.., Pf°'*'Y It focettd her nafttt ~ .. MARY IV~ll\. 4Z2I .. ........ --• ,,. __
EXPLANATION OF THE IN THIS ITATI WILL BE THENCE NORTHERLY ON APAi.TMINT HOUH Mr lllCOff'ICtl .... of IM '°" UL.ft ~ ~~· ~ =·.~~4t~O M.Ut.••a---AlUl.AM. -NATUAl Of THe PR(). HEL'D AT THI (NTRANCI! A STRAIGHT UNI TO TH& 8UH.DINO Off SAIC ltM· "'"' ...._ end other MATI0•1 MeR .. rl ,,.. .... --. ,_,.,,..._,,,.., ... .._. --
CUOINO AQ.AINST YOU. TO THE OAANQI CITY MIDPOINT Of THI ARC MISH. WHICH '9 NOW eotnmon ffllQnatlon, If 1 100•• le 1 100, .. ~ ~~ =L~~43Z2 --·ta.llllOGD
YOU lfo40ULO CONTACT A HM.L. 300 !!AST CHAI'-0, TM! CUA\11 ON THI! KNOWN AND OHIO. ~I~ tlereln. .. ,.,= HU CM.· '"'"* l:IMn ON. NAHNITTI ,.Ca 4m --.. ..., lA~. MAN AVlNUI, OAANGI, ITATl HIOHWAY Of· NATED Al APARW ... Nie Wiii be made, WI ~-~ ~ to =: KEU..Y OH cAwetU. .......... OGD
On JUHi e , .... .-CALIFORNIA II"""-W. scmRO IN Tt11 DUD ~'81!(~AC~ c:n.: b&a WltflN C<MMM:. .-co. UllM4 =::. ltlefetn lltld the~ =-~ ... _.llMI .. ~~~~~ = ,::i:.~t;;"?"~ :.E~~~~~ti! = AitAi.TMI NT IUtlOINQ ~~ ..... ~polo ..... .....t;.-.o .... time~ In tueh no-t-AICHAEL t<INNIOY. ·OCD C....... ~ ....... oe.d of TNll In "'9 Ol''1CIAL A!CORDS Al WHICH IS NOW ICNOWN , -~. 01 en-..... m ~ CA 1ICe b ~ Of IUCt1 .-.....
•11ty •POlnleCI truttu PfO'*'Y .......... In lllld CONCAVE TO T HI& N.aOHIOHATIOAIQA. CVflllllu1ncH , lnch1dln9 e101t .. 004g Ct1•1 =Nt'llnlflltMl'td~~ hlyourhofM ·OCD
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'. "••PUii.JC IOTICI .,. Undlw lht lldltloul ~ YoU ~ dolr'll PUIUC NOTICI OM'M• IR 8Dll-. ,_ E,_TRMq TO THE PlACENT ... IUC CfllJW COll'Ntl. Tm c.. .._. °' h =~'"" • rvlLIC NOTICI :!'in .. , ~(•> iitaed ~vet?~ ,.:1'18i ~ .._!!_. 11•• it · Nia. CMC CQTER, 40t·m lAIT rv NOTICI ..,.,., ~ ~ ~ ~~248 ~ :.
• NOTICI OP NOTtea OP at1oV9 on: AptU, 1Me Emily t•.am.n. o.n.r.I l'IOtftla• ••tn•• ~I ti .... a.clli ~ A\fNUf. IN THl mta•ML•-1& a..dl, CA 92M7 llll lie"*'· ........ CA. 'fJU•UC HllMINO PUklC talAAINO Pen Interconnect. Inc •• PaMet filld ................ ~ ... W •CITY ot PlACINT\4. OMNGE .... _. ... IS.Aitll21, 1• ~1-:.... blqa ldd .,_
OT1CE 18 HERHY NOTICE 11 HEREBY Wayrte Wright, Vlc9 Pr""'= ~~'Y ~k ol ~ fo~:.-,are ~ :--:..~ C41uftty. caltofnll. • rlgltt, ... lf119T -·-c.t~=oc:~ ownlY dtlallled • fMIM of the lntentfon of OIV£H lhal a ~ M.,· dent ... ~.. • Of· ..... -__,,,.,., Md .,_-.t ~ 10 1114 WP 11 WW · Fu"""' it...•Pfl*'t ClooOMll' Board of fducallon of 1ng wm bt held by the Thlt ttatement. wu filed~ C°"'1IY on s-17 .,.._ M011gage, 4570 Cam. ~ 1'0 CMc e.t. nowhelObyltllfldtrllltDMdof -~--• 00dl~810U ... _. .. ._ and Nt'#P°'1·Mtu Unified co.ta Meq City Council with IM County Clef'Jc of tHH6UMe Pol Dt., ~iwpor1 8Meft, w Dftwe Wllll ..... Anl. TMt. In 119 rMI CWoptr~ 0.-~W.•1'111 Tht p;ld\llt PllCt or~ QIMomer' ~
t Olttrlc1 ("NMUS0'1 Of! Monday, June 3, 1996, Or~ County on 4•t8•te Dally Piiot Mt y 23. 30. ~A e2~ 190 "°"'' CA .. ':'== IOl!ff • lOT H. Of TAACT c:,r.:.:,m-"*"'"~~Of':~ 1':1lC6a ~ ~ 1 publ~I ht1tff'cif at 0:30 p.m .. or u eoon 1H8UIOl87 .k.fW 8, 13, 1898 th312 1o:"fn ocx::; Meu CA :::= caM • ... 5115, IN tHC CITY 01 COSTA 8 INN ::::U-':'*: IUl!I ol V: ca_.. ~ ~"
n !'" au •0. 0 ther .. tttt u Poltlble. In Lllw Otflcff of hrgtt 6 PUBLIC NOTIC! 92828 " ' d ... 11'1 llMM ~ MESA. COUNTY 01 ORANGE .. F.-. o.-t l"**"Y ~ ind 0111< llflOilll• SD 1 nHdt, tulurt IM Council Cha~t of Woltn, Umlted Uablllty Otvld Catlngal, 1921 N time the Unlld ..... L .II STATE Of CAllfOAHIA AS P(R C~1•1n ( .. R)C .. ) a 51~00000. ~ 1• vmcf1 -DfM~ . ~!9•w~ttth, 0:·~~n-:,'!:: City Hall, n Fair Dnve, Ptr1ntrthlp, 19800 , ~tlU.U. eu.lnMa Maple Ave., Co.ta Mtu, ~ .. _. ....... m,.. MAP llfCORO(O IH IOOfC 111 c..OI M MwA ::'o1 t.i0io. OO. 111dlltloc*lt250 E Yllt
to construct euch r .. Coti\-_:.eu. on tn. follow· MacAtthur BJVd., Eight!) Nanw lt•t4HIMnt CA 92827 yjy9dto _.,_tlllld IWI PAGES49AN050, Of MISCtl· & t..!Mallf ?14 C-.. Calfl ID °'*' ~ 1.MP.5'*C.~CA
.-.. ~~ and ""' incr .... in '1us1NESS IMPROVE Floor. trviM, CA 92715-The following pel"IOf\I Ale Thi• bualnen •• con. unit. ... DMllll tlTNllf"' LANEOUS MAPS, IN THE Of· c;..,.. .. ....., 11000000 The tuUalc ·~ID be
ll'yY ol a.hool flldlfty MfNT DISTRICT· The Cl • 2"27 doing butNll at: UbttlY d'1Cled bY' jolllC ..nture 1t1t Pf~ ....... In ... flC( ot THE COUNTY Rf· .... ID .,._ ill lflOlliwl. °'"""° Noll for the bUU COl\IUl'lltl\llld • V1t office o1
on resldenUal, com-Council tlTall coM!dar pr~ Dally Piiot Mty 16, 23, ~. Flnanc:lal Planni'nQ, 317'2t H1~ you star1ed doing ~ H .... .....,.. CORO(R Of BAIO COUNTY. INP tor UICI lnllMIOlt. fif cash ID be dejll)Sllld • M1SSK>H CCXM'RY ~ROW,
m.,cial and Industrial ct. ttsts to levy tHtaaments June o 1996 th360X Rancho vi.Jo, #fOO, San business ytt? no wctUc:flMd: A8nwnMtw EXCEPT THEREFROM All Oil, .... SMIQI 1111 ~ ~ ll~OOO.OO 24~1 Del fl'ado. Sii A. Ow
velopmtnl projecll for lhe lo the Busfnea1 lmprov• • Juan Cap/1lrtno, CA 92675 Hoang Nguyen delCl1bld on .... 0.... d GAS. MINERAi.$ AAO OTHER Ila .en ( ~ otmand Noll for lrMntory f'IOI Point CA 92629 tnd !hi 1111<"·
purpose of tum11ng con-meot Disltlct. 11 a majority PUBLIC NOTICE Richard Oa)'lord Wagner, This stalement waa tiled TNlt. The~..._. HYOROCARll<* SUBSTANCES • . ...-IDtlCIH!lhetumOl ·'5,00000 PlltdsaledllllS.Mr4 11, 19115
11n.ict1on or reconstruction protfft b butlnetfft sub-4 Phaedra, Ltguna Nfg~I. with th• Coo.nry Clerk of Md other common...,.. LYING &£LOW~ OEPTH Of 500 Noclll 5a.ill0I & Total Considtl100n • The bulk salt it ~bftd ID
ol schO<>l faclhtle1 within i-tt to 1Je A1 .. 11ment is cnet372t8t Calif. m 17 Ot1nge County03°:.w.oe don, r any, d the rMI ,_.FEET FROM THE SURFACE OF~°"..,,.. 6. 11l18. 515600000 C.foma ~otm COlnmen:ill
lhe boundarl11 ol NMUSD. not received an ordinance "'Ftctltloua BualneH Pameta Wigner, " Pha· t 99 uw22112 lfty dMCllled abo\l'e la SAID PROPERTY BUT WITH NO ~ ., t2 USC. 18211(a I . heS bMn IOMCI ~n Codi sec.on 6106 2.
The dale. 1!mt and pl1ee •doptlng, r9vislng, °' re-Name Statement edfl, Laguna Niguel, C111r Dilly Pilot May 8, 10. 23, pufJIOfl9d w be~· 901 RIGHT Of SURfAcE fflTRV. AS (5) RllC. M.Clltdld f'Sll: dlt Mlel(t)41C:enSH and h Thi NIM Ind addrlSS o4 the
for 1he hearing 11 ~ue1day, duelng the propoald as· The loUowlng peraons .,. 9;~ bu1lne11 Is con-30. 1996. lh337 ttlote DrM ~ PROVIDED IH ()(EDS Of REC· ltm* Oii ~ 10, 1089 Tht lntlndld buytl(a)1rn1tlM. as person With whom clll~ ~av,;:· ~~d•t ~:mP·~, r'":"' ~. th~ty~:~ doing busln111 as: St. ducted t>y: husband and PUBLIC NOTICE ~*'='DIMI 11¥'/ ORO PARCEl NO 422-381·03 "'**"'P o1 :' -=-=,..ltd ~ sec. 24073 ol the ~ 2~~ Prado 811 NMUSD located II 425 ::pr ~· Id I Croix Shoe>. 401 NewPof1 wife lty for ..y lna1uedrlel8 d Tiit str .. t adOrm Of Olller .... ,. no Bulinm and Profmlona Codi, ' POI CA 92629 arid
Easi ElghtHnth sireet, ~o~:~ared f~rat' ,;:.~, b• Center Or., Sulle 9602, Have ~ou started doing Flctltloue BualneH the ptoperty • ..._ .w common dtslgnallon of lht PIWmtlt ol depQlitot trial the contlderlllon for ~tf A. Dani fM ":;h cl1tms Ille
Co!la Mesa, Calllornla, and NOTICE IS FURTH~ N~rt Beach, CA 92660 business ~•t7 yes, 4-16-91 Name Statement ottWf common cMtllaNiUon. llb<WI real property Is known to CltCMDt ~., Ille eldl of the business and tlcense 11 to ~ day ~ ~~M 10 ~s:&l
31 such 11me lhe comments GIVEN that at aald time 9r x ~It~ loc .. (~llffr· Rlcherd G. Wagner Th• followlng ~1on1 are .. 111y, ....., ,,.,..,. Thi us as: ~45 WEST WILSON Pttmlld !Iv ....,. funds, in bl pad Orly '"" the trlnSfer heS wlllc~~s •the t:>usiness IW/. bltorl
of. 811 Interested par1ona and place 111 Interested g a), ; 1 988Zf°" N en~ This statement was flied doing business as: a) New total amount d the unpa6I( STREET COSTA MESA CALI· ICICOftlanel .-.11 IN bean IClOIOWd by the Oeplltmel'll lhl l®apate(j s• da11 specified concerning NMUSD'• ptttons may appear and r., It. • ewpoi with th• County Clerk ol Age Trends, b) New Age blolaneeoftheobllQllllon• £.oANIAThls s•wi.11e made Baledu lhe~ng 1t1e ol Alcohotic ~rage Control
needs. future growlh, II· be heard by the City COYn-~~~ch, ;A f2660 1 0 Or11r1g• COYoty on 4·22·96 Supplements, 6400 UllC()ln cured by the PfOl*tY to llie Without COYtnant Of watranty; AlcMw' ,.:" dltermned 1llli !hi Diiie!' MIY 6. 1096 = May 3 19116 c1hhn needs. sources of ell on the above Item. d 01~ bu~ nHt 'u c n· 19983880897 Ave., 14204. Buena P11k, ac*I and ~ .-. txJ>ftntd °'Implied, regarding c:orarud .,...... of the ,. JUUE FUAAA. i«:. A CllllOITN DENNIS E 'SAADEH. TINA M 1
revenue avellable to con-IF THE AFOREMEN· u ~· 1
1corp?'1 fi 01lly P1lol May 23, 3(), CA 90620 . tNted COltt, upenMe Md llUe. posstSSIOn Of enaJm· _. uMfW Corporillon, 8'f Ralpll f1.ma. SMDEH,Buyel(I)
s1ruc1 such lacUIUu and TtONED ACTION IS CHAL· ~"ri.~1an~'';!!s. ~~~ yet June 6 13, 1996 lh366 Koh loternaliOllaf G:,:c. edv.ncea If the time dthe l)(llQS lo prf lhe unpaid ~ ~ notac:a IS f'lrlsldetC.s.lltfl.IClnset S~isslONcOuimJEJCllOW ;~~"f',:i1~y1~e~e ~"re~~ ~~~~e ~N,y ~~~1t·.J~~ ~~~ t~~,·~~~:>~~111::~ PUBLIC NOTICE ~~J~~o..~:n,u Park~ ::-' JS:~~r,,~ ~1u~.:'['~o~~~~::. ::-' ~ :=-~ ~IAC~~~~: 2:,%~ ~
a1n11a1. commerclal 11r1d In· only those lsauH rafted at 11 led In addlUorl to calh, the No.. d ..., the Deed 1 · lf9tr the Prlsldtnl, Buytt'rransftrtt duslrl al development the public hearing d .. ness name or names s Flotltloua Bualneae Thia bualne11 11 con-Trull.M wll llCc:ept • a.-T sea.ire VJ o IOOfll1 lllln Ill~ dlYI DtSCOVatYUCAOWCOIPANY NewportBtlCh•CostaMm
pro1ec1s for lhe purpost ot scribed In Ihle notice or In herein. N•ma Statement ducted by: 1 corporation thlet't chedl ~ on a ru11. plus an addUlonal esa-cl.-of tllS Nokt. I lllY penon 7717 Cffltar Aw Stittl CN368665 07325-0K May 23.
funding the construction or written correspondooc• d.. i'~: Kill~•· 1r;t" Samuel Th• foUowlng persons are H111e you started doing IUite Of netlonal blink. a mated am°':rt ol l&,938.00 fM ID oq.ct t> the~ ~l1(Jlion S.l!Ch• CA fl2tUl 111116
rocons1ruc1lon of 1chool I•· livered to the City Council · ea • ecre lfY fl doing business as: Tech· business yet? No chedt drawn by • ...._ Of adVances. 111y, under ll'lt of Ille .....,.p. IUCh Newport Beadl-COS!a Mesa
c11111es within the bound· et, 0, prior to, the public T~~· t~tat~mentty ~1' k le~ nology 2000, 18 Tech· Koh lmernatlonal Group, federal aedt union Of • tarms of Ille Deed oil rust and ""t:l bl rlllde lft dng and CN36&630 l&6l7MN May 23,
11ries ot the NMUSD will b• hearl wtt • oun er 0 nology, lrvtne, CA 92718 loc., Kevin Koh, President c:htdl dr~ by • .... Of lees. charges lftd IXl)enses of ~ da,I of lhl dllt OI 11196 heard Information con-~y T ELLIOTT Orange Co~~~:;.2;;: John L OeVrles, 714n Sa· Thi• atatemeot was tiled fldwal 18vtnos .,_. io... -Ille Truslel Cr1dlts. If any, Wll lh$ Nl*ce to· ~ °"'°9lt ---------
cern1ng this matttt la avail· D Cit 'ci k • 1 hata Ad.. Rancho Mirage, with the County Clettc of ~ uv1ng1 uaod-be applied towards lht total in.,r.a ~. Alltnliolr PUBLIC NOTICE able form Carolyn S1ocktr. eputy Y er Dally Pilot May 9, 16, 23, CA. 92270 Orangt County on 4·24·98 ation Of uvtngs baM Indebtedness 1t the 11mt ol sale 1.M1Y l..ohmMr. Miii S. J.912· ---------E~ecu11ve Director of Busl· Published New port 30. 1996 th344 James E. Balman 72078 t998388t223 ~In Section f102 d The ltndlf/lleotllclaty undei «>. PO Sol 7549, Hewiiort (' s
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ness Servicts & Aux1l~ry Beach.Costa Mesa Dally Corporal• Wy.. Thous11r1d Dally Piiot May 23. 30, the ANlndlll COdt 8nd .,._ the Deed ol Trust his signed 8ucft. CA 112658-7549 N 1
Operauons, NMUSD 2985-Piiot Mey aG. 1996. PUBLIC NOTICE Palma, CA 92276 June 6. 13, !996. 1h373 lhof1ud to do bwllnea In and dellvtred to the Trustee a No ObllC*onS to the tenrina-PROf"ERTY AND
A Bear Slreet. Cos11 Mesa, th368 Thia bu1lne11 Is con· lhlt IUlta. In the event ten. Oecla 11 1 Del It f th ~ of 1111 rec.wr1tip Wiii bl CASUALTY
Calitornla 92°626. Flclllloua Bualneaa ducted by: a limited Part· PUBLIC NOTICE def odMf tf\lltl C8th Is ac-obl"';:0~~ s!ured abyu tJi! 0ee: which 111 not sent • ~'INOfllaull ....... ~.
Dated: May 13, t998 PUBLIC NOTICE N•m• St•t•m•nt nerahlp ~ the Truae rNY 1 T"' Mltint11rt•mef11m1 .. ._-.••ft•~· QOVERNINO BOARD The following persons are Have you started doing Flctltloua BualnaH wtthtloldtha ~dthe O rust.a11d a Nob of Default 0. MlyQ 19116 Yw &dM=• *• 31. Carol~n B. Stocker Ex: Flctltloua Bualneae doing business as: Engler business Y!I? no Name Statement Trwit.'• Deed un11 funda and Eltclk>n lo Sta. Wlllch Ff.i:>ERAL' OEJlOSlT INSlJR. STERLIN~ CASUAL TV
DI Bu 1 Name Statement Rentals 1. 2781 Bayshore John OeVnes Th• following persons are become eYllllMe to the rllC()(ded on t2/23.93. as~ COflPORATl')N ., fie-RANCE COMPANY
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3500 Pacific View Ol'ive
Newport Beach
844-2700 eC\ltlv; 1t•clo~ A ~1 • The following persons are Drive. Newport Beach, Cali· This atatemeot was flied doing business as: a) peyee oundor ... • t lnlt· Document 93·0894683 Boote ··· cewrOf Noltl Amenc.aSN~ & ~~~~ 1 Acacia Newport
n•J• •rv CH ux • doing business as: lnClrT tornia 92683·5610 with the COUllty Clerk ot Power Marketing, b) t. d rtght. I.id'* wtl bt ·. Pagt ····. ol Oltldal Records. Loin Assoo*>n. Costa Mtsa. Beach CA 92660 PIERCE IR811EIS
• 1•ry Oper•llona, NEW· Technology, 1382 Bell Av· Emily Eastman. 2761 Bay· Orange COYnty 011 4-30-96 Homts Hotline. 10101 lud· IMde. but._. COYenanl This salt will be conducltd by oma To1al •d;,.uued 815~15. IEU. ·-·-•·y
• P-ORT·MESA UNIFIED enue. Tustin. California shore Drive. Newport t998388t800 wig St., Villa Park. CA Of wananty, eJlflfftl or fm. OUM.ITV POSTING AND PUB· Larrylohln9tr $34,218,494 9"UAUWA
-SCHOOL DISTRICT 92880 Beach. Calllorn1a 92663· Dally Pilot May 9, 16, 23. 92667 plied r-oiwdlng ttae, po .... LISHING Whose address 1nd lemllllflons OeCllllmtnt T 0 t 1 1 11 1 b 1 t, t, e 5 ~ Mortuary * Chapel
Published Newport Pen Interconnect, tnc .• 5610 30. 1996. th338 Valorlq Jeon Van De Zllver, 11on or encumbrancea, to phone numbtr Is 1650 EAST ln11ne CllllOITll $20,612,489 C ti eeach·Cos1a Mesa Dally (Ulah), 2351 S. 2300 W, Rudolph Engler, 22511 10101 Ludwig SI.. VIiia utiatv the lndebteclneu ... FOURTH STREET. SANTA AHA, Newoort BtJC11-Cos11 Mesa Aggregate wrile·ins for rema On
Plloi May 16 23 1996. Salt Lake City, UT 84119 Bass Place. Canyon Lake, RENT Park, CA 92667 cured by .-s Deed, _...CALIFORNIA 92701 (714) 285· CH365023 ?SnMlyQtS23. 1p1c11l 1urplu1 tunda: •·O llO Broadway · · Th353 This business Is con· Cahtomla 92587·7824 This business !' coo· vane.a therwndef wtth 9966 FOR INQUIRIES· (619) 19116 · · C1p1111 Stocks· $500.000 Costa Mesa
---------•ducted by: a corporation This business Is con· ducted by: an Individual lntefHI u pnMded "*-597-8222 ~tad Ailtl 29 199(; Aggreg11e wute·1ns tor
80 The registrant(s) com-ducted by: a general part· through classified Have you started doing and the unpeld prtnc1pe1 ~ FIRST COMMfRCW. MORT· PUBLIC NOTICE 01he1 1h1n special surplus 1~~~M~2~·=•=1~~~~ menced 10 transact bust-nership business yet? yes anc:e otthe Note eecurad by GAGE COM,Aln', DIA FCMC tunds· •·O-. I~
Valene Van De ZJlver a.Md Dead with Int .... MORTGAGE COM,AMY Escrow ND. 1111?.W Surplus notes. •-<>-
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
NOTICE OF DIVIDED PUBLICATION
Pursuant to Section 3381 through 3385, Revenue and Taxation Code, Notice or Power to Sell Tax-
Oefaulted Property 1n and for Orange County. State of Cahlornla. has been divided and distributed 10
arious newspapers of general Clfculahon published 1n lhe county. A portion ot the hst appears in each
of such newspapers
NOTICE OF IMPENDING POWER TO SELL
._., TAX DEFAULTED PROPERTY '.~ This is public notice thal real property taxes and assessments on the parcels described below will have
.. 4 been defaulted f111e or more years on June 30. 1996 al 5.00 PM. The parcels listed will become
. .
bject to the Tax Collector's power to sell on July 1, 1996. at 12 01 A.M . by operation ot law. The Tax
COllect0<'s power to sell will anse unless the property 1s either redeemed or made subjecl 10 an
nstallment plan of redemption initiated as pro111ded by law prior to 5:00 P.M. on June 30, 1996. The
ipht to an Installment plan terminales on June 30, 1996 and, after that date, the entire balance due
ust be paid 1n lull to prevent sale ot property at public auction. The amount in dollars and oenls for
hlch each property was originally declared to be tax-defaulted is set forth opposite its parcel number
nd does not include the additional penalties and fees which have accrued since the date of lax-default
and more recent taxes that may also be dehnquenl. Once the power to sell has arisen. the right of
redemplion terminates at 5.00 PM on the last business day prior to sale by the Tax Collector.
All Information concerning redemption or the 1nihahon of ao mstallmenl plan of redemption will be
furnished, upon request. by John M W Moorlach, Orange County Treasurer· Tax Collector. 12 Civic
Genier Plaza. Room G·58, Santa Ana. CA 92702 (714)834-3411.
:· • I 'Cer11ly under penalty ol per1ury. thht lhe lorego1ng 1s true and correct . .
... -/a/J ohn M. W. Moorlach
Orange County Treasurer· Tax Collector
Executed at Orange Counly. Santa Ana. California on May 7. 1996
PARCEL NUMBE~ING SYSTEM EXPLANATION
The Assessor's Parcel Number (APN) when used to describe property in thts list. refers to the
• assessor's map book. the map page. the block on the map, II applicable. a.nd ind1Y1dua1 parcel on the
map page or 111 the block, A parcel number for example "044·363·05" would mean book 44 of the
assessor·s maps. block 363 (map page 36, block 3) aod parcel 5 within that block The maps rererred
lo are available for 1nspechon m the office of the A$sessor, 12 Civic Center Plaza. Room 142. Santa
Ana
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All property 1s io the Township South and Range West or San Bernardino Base and Meridian. The real
property that is the sub1ec1 of this notice 1s situated in the Counly of Orange, State of California. and Is
described as follows
PROPERTY TAX·
DEFAULTED IN THE
YEAR 1991 FOR THE
TAXES, ASSESS·
MENTS AND OTHER
CHARGES OF THE
FlSCAL YEAR 1"°"91
• NEWPORT BEACH
CIT¥
NO 1062 ·AP 049.17 ...
06. S1493 32. IAVINE
COMPANY, 254 1
CIRCLE DA
NO 1083 • AP 425·271
tO. $26 03.
SOl!FEA. SID. 445
NEWPORT BL
NO 1084 ·AP "39-301 ·
02. $1054 95.
WILLIAMS, MICHAEL
KEEBLER. 2528
UNIVERSITY OR
NO 1085 ·AP "42·111·
111. $71138 12.
' MANSOUR. AMAL, 40
, ROYAL SAINT
GEORGE RO
NO 1088 • AP "42·26"·
38. $11" 94. BAYVIEW
TERRACE
NO 1087 • AP 930.77.
446, (FORMERLY 830-
. n-446.5010). sase 90.
PIRNIAKAN. NADIR,
• 220 NICE LN. UNIT 312
NO 1203 • AP 426-
, 101-30. 14"°8 22, 0
BRIEN, NANCY, ET AL.
2556 VISTA BAVA
COSTA MllA CITY
NO 1oee ·AP t~
09. $2010 41. KROGH,
ROBERT J TR FOA
HELEN V KROGH
TRUST, 3234
NEBRASKA Pl
N0.1089 ·AP 139-112 oe. 15'9 u .
MILANESE. JAMES J,
302" COOHTR¥ ~ue
DA
NO 1090 ·AP t»-301 °'· '3313 32. JACOOES. DONAlD F,
1~1 PONOEAOSA ST
NO 1091 ·AP 412-074·
22, $2343 78. DINH,
ANH TUYET. 1113
DANA OR
NO 1092 ·AP 422·163·
29. S2204 81 .
LUCHESI. PHILLIP
ANTHONY. 2299
HARBOR BL
NO 1093 • AP "22·353·
22. $595 22,
SKINNER. CAAL A. 910
WWILSON ST
NO 1094 ·AP 422·423·
03. $495 38,
CURTIS. WILLIAM H.
973 CONGRESS ST
NO 1095 ·AP "22·432·
10. $1377 46, URQUIZA.
RIGOBERTO, ET AL.
6"9 CONGRESS ST
NO 109ll ·AP "25·t52·
24, $711 46, SMITH,
HARRY GENE. 470
LENWOOO Cl. UNIT A
NO 1097 ·AP 425·233·
14, S2"88 42,
REUMONT. ALLAN W.
179 FLOWER ST
NO 1096 • AP 937·36·
098. St212.54, DRAKE.
JOHN F JR. 11M5
ANAHEIM AV. UNIT 118
N0.1099 • AP 939.ge.
023, $2880 81, BANK,
SANWA CALIFORNIA,
2"5 FISCHER AV, UNIT
A·7
IAWll CfTY
NO 1100 ·AP "45·1111·
05. $81875 12,
CAMPUS CONDOS INC
NO 110t ·AP "47·2'1·
20, SS33e le. BADIN,
THOMAS. 10
SALERNO
N0.1102 •AP "51-174·
02. $1818 40, FISHER,
ARTHUR S, 4 GOt.OEN
STAA
NO 1103 ·AP 45t 591·
31, SIMI 89. 8A01N,
T~AS. 10 EAOLf POINT
NO 1104 AP 032-40-
052. $857 39,
ROBERTS, BRIAN K.
57 OVAL RD. UNIT 4
NO 1105 • AP 939·42·
176, $9165 02, GOMEZ·
CUETARA,FLOAENCIO.
6 SIRIUS, UNIT 111
NO 1179 · AP427·301·
03. $22,523 74, IAVINE co. MCSALTv·s INC.
(CA) SITUS PENDING
NEWPORT-MESA
UNIFIED
NO 1106 • AP 439-352·
10. $3805 72.
AIRPORT AUTO
PARKING LOT, 20072
SW BIRCH ST
PROPERTY TAX·
DEFAULTED IN THE
YEAR 1890 FOR THE
TAXIS, ASBE ...
Ml!NT8 AND OTHER
CHARO!& OF THE
FISCAL VIAR 19"ot0
NEWJ>OAT BEACH cm
N0.1107 ·AP440-112·
01, 116"1.Clt, THOMAS.
G~AY LEIOH, 2337
VISTA HUERTA
N0.1108 ·AP 442-M4·
38, $71&4.18, FOSTER.
JOHN D TR, 3078
CORTE PORTOFINO
NO. 1109 • AP 838-83-
"87, $5409.48:
JOl.iNSON, GENEVA P,
108 OCEA~ VISTA,
UNIT 123
COITA Ml!IA CfTY
NO 1110 • AP 938-98-
022, 11309 83. BOUl<AI
ASSOCIATES. 2"5
FISOHER AV. UNIT A-ii
N0.1208 • AP "24·
204-()9, '499.et, DAY,
THU ASTON, 101
CENTEA ST
NO 1* · AP 1131-
~. lt30ll 13,
BOUKAI ASSOCIATES.
245 FISCH£A AVE.
UNIT A·9
IRVINE CfTY
N0.1111 ·AP "51-4193-
06, $479 42, CR~NE,
DAR\IL SCOTT, 2
AlDERBROOK
N0.1112 • AP 529-011·
48, $3208..46. COSTB.1.0,
LAWRENCE J. 3
PIERCE
PROPERTY TAX·
Dll!FAULTED fN THE
YEAR 1919 FOR ntE
TAXES, ASSESS·
MENTS AND OTHER
CHARGES OF THE
FISCAL YEAR 1 ......
NEWPORT BEACH ctn
NO 1113 • AP 939·83·
005. 14332 58,
KNAUSS, VICKI, 15
OCEAN VISTA. UNrT 15
COSTA MESA CfTY
NO 1114 ·AP 422-077·
00, $530.89. CAPE
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NO 1115 ·AP 425-381·
02. $1 .. 09 95.
DOERING, BEAUFORD
0. ttl E 1STH ST
NO. 111 e · AP 839-83-
035, 11412.01,
FOSTER, JOHN D TA,
7tt W 17TH ST, UNrt
35
NO 1117 • AP 939-83-
039, S1044.13,
'OSTER. JOHN 0 TR,
7t1 W 11TH ST, UNIT
3e
PUtH.llttEO-
MWPORTNACH-
COITAMIM
OAA.Y~ MAYIS, , ...
AND llAY • 1 1-CNI tl77'MI
This statement was tiled ltw.on u ptovldad In said T lt BY CYNTHIA : NOTICE TO CREOfTOIS OF IOI.It Grou pald·rn i nd cont11but· with the County Clerk of Ne*, fea, cti. and ex rus 8 ed surplus tt,300.000 Orange County on 4·24·96 ot the ~.. and THOMPSON VICE PRESIDENT SALE Un11slgnedlu11dslsurplusJ: 19983e&t08t penaa " OPP21938 5116 51235130.96 ANOOFINTENTIONTDTil.ANS-$11,906,005
the w•1 ere.Ced by tald FER Surplus as "8"ds pollcv·
Dally Piiot May 23, 30, Deed d Trust. We are .t· PUBLIC NOTICE ALCOHOLIC &EVERAGE LI· holder: t 13, 7 6,00li June 6, 13, 1996 1h374 tamptlng to con.ct • debt CENSE(S) · Income for the vHr'
PUB IC NOTICE end .,..y lnfonNIClon we ob-Escrow No.1111MIW (UCC Stc.1101et'"·1M t38.613,4S1 L 1111n wtlf be uMd fOf tNt P"'· NOT1CE TD CREOITORS OF IUll I a '2407J et .... ) Disbursements for the vear·
Fl 11 B I pose. s.e.s. Trust Dffd SALE NOTICEISHEAEBYGMN '41,170.827
ct l oua us neH Netwoftl. •• tald Trustee, • ANO OF INTENTION TO TRANS· a bulk sale ot assets and a trans· We her1bv ce111fv that the Name Stttement Callfomt. CofporMJon, 7411 FER ler of llcohCllic be"I llCtl\Se above 111ms a•e 1n 1ccor·
The folt~lng persons are Lofge Clfci., Huntington ALtOHOllC BEVERAGE llCENSE bout to be maoe 'iOe d1nce wllh the Annuel
doing business as: New· &.8Ch CA '26'97 (7141 (uct S. 1101 It IN is a Statement tor the v11• port iopslde & Dive 2600 842,.1'11 By: Nancy Stuart, c. .... The name(s) Sooll Stain endfld December 31 1995
Newpori Blvd 1211· New. Uat.SeCretiry SBS Trust llP2401311H •. ) or Federal l'ax Numbers I made 10 1he Insurance
port Beach CA 92663 ' Dead ~ • · Oat.ct· NOTICE IS HEREBV Gr\IEN that ~Slness address ot Ille Commissioner pursuant to
Barry Walter Kruger. 2600 0Mn/1M ~ .... a oolk ~e 01 assets and a trans· set1e'11censee are JULIE FURRA. law. '
Newpor1 Blvd.. Newport 5111, 5123 • ler ol alcohOl1c beverage ~cense INC . A Cll1forru Corporation, SHIBLEY H HORANEY,
Beach, CA 92663 is at>OOl IO be made 28752 M.llguentt Pallarway. President
When Words A.re
Not Enough
MSpeclalizing In
Sympathy
Flowers"
2983 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa
This business Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE Tile riame(s). Sooll Secunty MsS1on Vleio. CA 02692 CHARLES J WILLIAMSON.
duC1ed by: an Individual or Ftoeral 1ax Numbe11 and Ooino tai11ness as Sec•ll••v ---------
Hav• you started doing llOTICE Of TRUSTU'S SAU buSlness address of tile .. StmTERS.. 05/21, 05/22, 05/23,
540-3135 cm::••
business yet? no Truiltt Sele Number: H143·A sellePllcensee are FURRA EN-All otller tllSlness name(s) 05,124. 05/25
Betry Krvger YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UllDl'R A TERPRISES INC A Clfllonu ano ao<Jress(es) used br the
This statement was flied OHO OF TRUST OATtO CQn>orabon. 206 S El Carnno seUer(s)11censee witlln tile PUBLIC NOTICE
with the County Clerk ol 01!2H1 UNLHS YOU TAKE R~ll. San Cternente CA 92572 tllree yu11, as stated br tile •
RENT through c)asslfled
Orange County 011 4-30-96 ACTION ·TO PROTtCT YOUR Doing t:>usiness as seOer(s)i1censee. 111 None Escrow ND. 01i25.DI(
19983081843 PROPERTY ITMAYIEIOLO AT .GOODY'S.. cruf uecuhe Office HI NOTICETOCAEOITORSOFllU r----------,
Daily Piiot May 9, 18. 23, A PUIUC •SALL If YOU NEED All olller bu11ness name(s) W Bay A..-tnue Ne°NPort Beach SALE
30. 1996. th340 AN EXPLANATION Of TIU illd addrtss(es) used by the CA 92661 (UCC Sec. 110I) seller(s)licensee witti.n Ille pas Tile rwne(s) Social Secunty NOTICE IS HmEBY GMH lllal PUBLIC NOTICE NATUllE OF THE PROCE.fOINOS 1Mt yuis as staled br the or Fedetll 1o ~ a Wik sale is about ID bl mlde
AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD sellerts)1ieensee. m None ao<Jttu of Ille buytMO$fe The name(s) and business
Flclltlout Bu•fnHa CONTACT A LAWYOI. On Cini Execul~ Ofllce 1418 111 ClRCE CORPOAATIOH aoorus of ttre seller 1~ LAW·
Name St•tement OMIHI II l :U AM. ATTOR· W Bay A..-tnue. HtwPort Belcil. Cll1lon111 Corpomon.. 14371 RENCE E WOODHOUSE.. SOCll
The lollol'!lng persona are NEYS E<IUITY NATIONAL COR· CA 92661 Mmosa. lustln. CA 92680 Stcunty No 559-n·4n9. Fed·
doing business as: ASN POMTION u A111n1 tor CTC Tile name(s). Social Steunb' Tile asseis betng sold are eral Ta IO ~33-0210231. 250 E
Consultlng, 2796 Harbor FORKlOSURE IEllVICEI or Federal 1ax Numbers and generally described as Stock 1n Ylle Loop, Su1le C, It.Int, CA
Blvd., Suite 395. Costa CORPORATION (T11.1sttt) 23721 IOdress of tile tllye~r1nsteree me. Fumtk.ut. Fiwru. Equip. OOlng ~Slness a.! PARK
Mesa, CA 92626 Birtcher Onvt, Lake forest CA 11? CIRCE CORPORATION. Ament. and Goodwth ot a certa PHARMACY. 250 E Ylle Loop,
Al•n S. Nixon. 1555 Mesa 92630 {714)707·5640 as the duty Cal1forn1 Corpomon 14371 On Siie General lJQuor License Suite C. IMne. CA
Verde Drlve. East 131B, a~ Trustee under ind Mmosa TuSbn CA92680 No 48-165830 Alt Other business fllmt(s)
Costa Mesa, CA 92626 pursuant to tilt Dttd ol T11.1st Tne a.sstts being sold "' and is locattd at 287 and addttSS(H) used by the
This bu~lness Is con· rteotdtd 0\131it1 u Oocurmnc generally dtscnbed as stoc-in Malguente Palllwl)'. MsS1on sellcr{s) wiir.n the past thl'H
ducitd by. an Individual 11·005N Of Otfc al Reeotds in trade lumitutt. ttnires eQu1p. 'MIO. CA 92602 ytlB as stated by Ille seller{s).
Have you ?started doing tne Offict of tilt Recorder of rnent. and goodwtll ot a cenan On The type ol hc.ense to be art (If none, so stm) YORBA ~:~~ssJ:~~ yes 5•1·95 Orange County, Cahlomia. Exe· Siie General Liquor lJtense 148-translerrtd 1s ON-SALE GENERAL PARK PHARMACY, 2501 E
Thia statement was lllod cuted by DAVIO A HARRISON 17424t UOUORLICENSENO 48-16!)83g Clllpmln Awnue. Orange, CA
with the County Clerk • ol AIJO MARY S. HARRISON. MUS· and 1s located at 206 S 6 now 1s:wed for tile prtrnses 92669
orange County on 5.7.95 BAND AND WIFE AS JOINT Carnno Real San Clemente. CA 1ocated at Same lhe 1oca1on 1n Cll1fomia of
19963882529 TENANTS will sen 11 public 92572 The bulk sale and 111mler of Ille chltl ma.i11111 ott1ce ot the
D 1 p 101 Ma 9 16 23 auctlOll to Ille hiQhest bidder '°' Tile lype ol hcense IO be tne alcoholic beWllQe llCense 1s seller 1s 2501 E CNPINll Aw-ai Y 1 Y · • • Sh ht check de 111ns1erred 1s On-Sale Genetll nl!nded to bl c.onsummated ll 1\11 On.nge CA 92669
30. 1996. th339 ~ya: ~s Zn~s E:oty L~ License 1 48-174241 the omce of DISCOV£RY ES-Thi namt(S) and business PUBLIC NOTICE National Corporation (payable at now issued IOI Ille inrnses ol • locattd at same Flclltloua Buslneaa the lime Hie and "' ICCOf· Tile bulk sale and ltinsfer ot ~ Wttll Seebon 29Z4h(b) of Nam• Statement the Calrfomia CIVIi Code and tile alcohoffc beverage license is
.
Repainting?
I"'" Wilt .... .............. ...... wi. ..
Om:!IMJ lD And ..
sril .... --b.
The lollowlng persons ere ICceP"ble to the T11.1Slte) al the intended IO be consummated
doing business es: Perma· Main (N011h) Efttranct lo lht the office ot DISCOVE'RY ES· Flex, t 115 1/2 W. Bay Ave.. CROW COWPAHV nn Cente
Newport Beach. CA 92663 County Cour1house, 700 Civic Avel\le. Suite 440. tt.in•ngton Mark Edward Lynch, 1115 Ct1l'9r Drift Wt1t, S111t1 Alla, Beach CA 9'2647 and tile anio·
t/2 w. Bey Ave .. Newport Cllllornla aM nght. trt1e and paieo slle date 1s .Nne 21. 1096
BHCh, CA 92653 intertst COf1\'fYfd to and now Tile bulk Slit IS not SUl>ftet
Thia business Is con· held b'f ti under said DWI of C..1foma u.-1orm Commerall
ducted by: an lndMdual T1115( In the PR>C>trty slllllled In CoOe Section 6106 2
Hive you started doing said County, C,fifomia. lhe SI/Ht Tile !llrthase pnce or cons1d·
business yet? yea S.5·95 address and Ollltr common er1bon 111 oon11tCt1on wit/I the sale
CLASSIFIED
Mark E. lynch designation. if any, of tile rul ot Ille 00S1ness and l/'anster ol lhe
Thia atetement was tiled pniperty dtsenbed 1bow Is license. 1s the sum of
wlt.h th• County Clerk of pufl)Ol1td to be: 3141 tor' LaM, $186.CXXl 00. 1ncludlng 10-..ncory
Orange County on 4·22·96 Ceata Mesa. ca t21ZI, County esbmate<I at S6.CXXl 00, wllcll
t 9983880878 Assesws Parcel Humber 141· CA)(ISISIS ot the IOllOWtng
Otlly Pilot May 9, 16, 23, IJHl4 The undtriigned Trusttt casn to open Esciow-
30, 19". th3"1 ~ iny tiablt.cy for 1t1y S5.CXXlOO
PUBLIC NOTICE ll'ICOfl'tClntss of tilt slrett ad· OelNnd Hott '°'the bllance d1us Ind other common dlSlQ· of tasll to bt deOOSlted·
-,-,-c-tl_tl_o_ua_B_u_al_n_•_••-nit.ion. lfany. shown htrtlfl Said S 17~CXXl 00 Not f I nto
N•m• St•t•m•nt silt will be made, without C10vt· ma~ s1, C:X, 00' ry •
The foltowlng persons are Nnt °' warranty, ~sstd or not ~::'s1e6 OOo 00 doing business as: Decor implied, ttQanling title. posses-11 his bee~ aQ!!l<I between
Warthouse. f677 Superior, slon, °'. tncumbtancts. lo pay the sel1er(s)1icensee and the
Costa Mui, CA 92828 the unpaid 11a1ance Ol lht obliO•· intended buytr(s)nnSttm as
Judith G. Jurasek. t4 Faire lion, lncludlllO inltrut. adVancts, rtqulre<I by Sec 24073 ot'
Winds, Ltguna Niguel. CA and al Olhel cn.vts aecurtd by BuS1ness and P!oflSSIOllS coo. 926 77 &aid PIOl>trty. ,,.. lotal ltnOlll'll of .
Thi• • butlness . Is con· the unpaid balanc:t of the obfiGa. the consiOernon for lrlnlft
ducted by: tn lnd1vldua1 11a11StCVftd by &aidf>IOC)erty 11111 the business 1nd llctnst It to
Havt you started doing lta$0fllbly tatimllld costs, pad oliy alter the IJlnsttr llal
t>Ualne11 ye1? no tlUICnstl Ind advlftCH at tilt en lflPl'CMd by the Oepertment
Judith a. Jurasek time o4 the Initial publlcatlon of f AlcohOlie Bevenage Control
Thia 1t1ltment was flied Noclca Is 1111,I0110 Dale· 0.ted Mlv_6.J~
with the County Clerk of OMIMI m fMcltme URRA OOE~. INC . A
Orange County on 4-24·98 leNlm ~allM Alttmeyl 1torn1 Corpol'lllOn. ltt Ralpll
t 99038812111 1_.,ltr llltlMtl eeri .. Atm n-a. PltSIClerc, Stltl\Jclftltt
Otlly Pilot M1y 23. 30, lbW H.rtlCfk C2.U247 5-E CORPORA~~·
June 6, 13, 1996 th3tlt l&2Y.)() 19116 ac:::;eur!="" •
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE OtSCOJ1NCfnllfA .. ~""
NOTia! 0# TMJITEE't ~fl(/lllfl Sum, CA fl2tH
MU utC>Ut DUD 0# 'JRUITH NO. MH1D· ~ 8'1Ch-Coall Mell
TRUIT Na •1rt loin: ICV1'1tOROANMOfllN LOAN 11181&WWy 23. ~-Olher: Mt'7MI NO 2124731 HOTICi Of 19116
Al • ......,., CW..112,oa TRUSTEE'S SAU YOU ARE INi.--------i YOU AN It DIPMA.T U.. OUAULT UNOEA A DUD OF g:",W: =.:: 1~· TRUST DATED 111JM8 UN· ...,...YCIUTAKI~ LESS YOU TAKE ACT~ TO
TO ""°'9Cl VotM ~ PROTECT YOUR PAOPUITY, IT ~ rT JMY • IOU) AT MAV Ii SOLO AT A PUBLIC
A MJC MU. p YOU SALE IF YOU NEED AN EX
._,MllCPLAHA.TICNO# ~ATION Of THE ~AlURE 1"1 •TUM 0# ~ ,._,. O' THE PROCH DING AGAINST
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GENERAL 2102 COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS TO INVESTMENTS I•-----EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE 6014 M ERCHANDISE !
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SHARE 2724 WANTED 2912 EMPLOYMENT 5 530 SERVICES 5 5 33 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. ~t>l 5
GOVERNMENT FURNISH D STUD I 0 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiijiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I E th a n Allen F urn11 u re·
FORECLOSED APTS All New lnterl· Sh11re lrvlne condo Amazing P•ychlc POSTA1. & GOV'T JOBS CRUISE SHIPS sola end tables. nighl WOLFF TANN l NG
HOMES ors, 5517/mo. Incl Mstr BO/BA SSOO/mo. Readings can change 1_E_M_P_L_O_YM __ E_N_T__ S21/HOUR+BENEFITS HIRING stands, lamps and BEDS TAN AT H°oME
For pennies on Sl · utll., Pool, lndry fac. W/D, Prklng. Avail 6/1. your life. 900-654· NO EXP WILL TRAIN Earn up to S2,000 • I bookcase. queen sz Buy direct ond SAVE
Dellnquent Tax . gated. Nr Trlangle Sq. 310-395-7390. 2484. 52.99 m in. 18 + 5530 Appl ~lnfo 714·647·1991 month working on bod Thomasville Din· Commerclalltiotne Repo's. REO's. Your Park Place VIiiage cruise. ships or lano-1ng sel. Call 650·0902 umis from 5199 L0\111
area. Toll free 1-800· 714/846-7804 •---------America'• Hotteat RECEPTIONIST/ tour companies No Full Sofa Be d Like monthly paymenlS
898·9778 EX1. H-5139 MISC PARTY LINEI Call $35,000/Yr Income COURT DIRECTOR I F I t I for current listings. Newport Acroas the • nowl 900·854-2481. F/T at pvt iennis club experience necessary. new w matching p1. roe co or ca a og Street 2Br, gar. No RENTALS 2744 52.99 min. 18+. pote ntia l. Reading In N.B. previous exp a For Information call 1· lows. $395. 261·1007 Call loday. 1-800-842·
pets. $825. 1665 lrvlneliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii books. Toll Free (1) plus. Hours 2·10pm. 206 ·9 71·3552 Ext Immacula te Furmlure 1305 -,·
COSTA MESA 2124 Ave.#7 720-9422 x203 CHURCH SPACE AVAIL ••••••••• ~~~8r:;~7e~:ns~xt. R-644-6900 e xt .202. C89513. Fee. Everything goes s20, ________ _
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilPRIME: E'Slde Twnhm Church In C.M. Sane-ANNOUNCEMENTS ,...,,...~-,.-,...........,...-----Restaurant to $2,500 obo. cherry WANTED
Lg 1400sf 2Bd 2.5Ba tuary holds 124. Also ••••••••• $35,000/Yr Income B/R seis, rice posler & TO BUY 6019
All IHI •&Ult Mftrtising In this """""'la 111.;c~ lo Ille fed·
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Incl. No peta. l93·A RE Brkr 714-871-8100 fee. Sun PM/eves. ANNOUNCEMENTS 800·898-9778 EX1. R· MARKET lealher sofa set. V1cto· TE AK LUMB IR ~v~.9~(,118• S\}~~-l~oc),_________ avail, & 2 week nights. 2920 1361 for listings. rlan living rm. grdfa· WANTED. 642·l>~21 nts lllWl,11111 wlll llot
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.-$2000/mo. Incl. utll. ANTIQUES 6010 th er clock . plus days, 675-9109 evas
•2 Br, 1 Ba•. fenced NEWPORT 548-3488 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $40,000/Yr Inc ome iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil * 714-220-2968• Top Dollars Par~
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call KUO II '21·3500.
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A e Unit C $900 Pay 520,000 plus ex· Free (I) 800·898"9778 D&Cf NW"Ct. ...._W\ & crystal 733·8555 Call Mike 645-7505. v .. • . •1BR $825• COMMERCIAL pensea. Call collect ex T-1361 for llstlngs. opportunities ~ ~"'""' avl 6/1 645-1020 2BR 2BA $725/Up A l~ I REAL rSTA-rr 212·769-4472 or write AIRLINES All Positions '1sr'19htnowl '""'f.,._fo'5(A,_ Refrlg & dishwasher .c .l.C Gail Morse 412 West s8 •00 • s 15 .00hr ' .,
NEWPORT
BEACH
Incl. 60x30 pool. No End Ave NY. NY 10024 Hiring NOWI No exp Neel • ~~~. gllssc:t::.~'!.. bit(. •. pets. No foes. No For information : We are hiring: ..,.,.,.
2169 lease. 545-4855 BUSINESS OFFICE LOST •-800·676-22oox..a96H • Sh11t Leaders porcelai\. ponery, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii VERSAILLES STUDIO Q • Kitchen Stall old cos111ne Of file
lmmac Lido lale 3Br Penthouse. Newly FOR RENT 2769 FOUND 2925 CNA's/Ca re Give r •Line Servers =·bronzes, f\m.,
2:v.Ba, frplc, 2-car gar, furn. Gym. pool, gar. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & Companions • Cashiers ~ing.
patios, t t 1 Via Eboll. $850. 494-8604. • BA VF AON T FOUND-Tame King pl· Transportion • Ref's d8cofaM oti;ects.
52300. 310-277-1583 80? sq. It. commerclal geoo. white, found nr PT-FT 714-752-6608 STOP BY FOR A •Onekem orentirlestall
--------•I Npt North 2Br 2Bal••·-----· oHice space. Sl4SO/ COM Church on He· FIN ANALYST r::es:v~:~: ·~ HOUSES/ condo, 2-car gar, AC, MJSCELIANEOUS gross rent. 673"1761 llotrope. 644·7153 Come on board with a M·F, 1oam-7pm •EstalasallsocndUcted
CONDOS w/d, pool. No pets. hecutTVe LOST CAT Fluffy Ian/ rapidly growing state-Sa11oam-5pm •lnWnedlallcastl
51450/mo. 640-1529 RENTALS brown F , Dover wide firm. Candidates CLOSED SUNDAY 714 '"'49-3711 FOR SALE Full Service Suite Shores, NB. RE· for entry level should * -.t. -1111
Model home furn 2
wing back chairs w/ .----------.
match pillows S220
each 1 day bed/sofa
twin wlp1llows S295
Wh11ewash computor
desk w;motchlng 2
drwr end·lbls $150
548-6090
MUST SELL!! Girls
while nightstand w/
mtchng dresser/ mir-
ror $55. Be19e/brown
couch S25 Kid~ La·
dies Mens clothing.
toys, books, Eureka
cannister vacuum w/ ------I NEWPORT
-------COAST 2170 ROOMS' 2706
·N•wpon Center-WARDl"S42-l888 have a strong willing· GARDEN GROVE Quan It Garden Views ness to learn our op-SSSO+ Shot1 Term Avt LOST DESERT TOR-eralions. and hold a Recruiting site
Pt.one/M.il-8u1 Svcs TOISE Grey/black, BBA or finance related 13215 Harbor Blvd.
EXQUISITE attach S20 Shelves. rug,s. much m orel! FLEMlSH 9791-8534
Hove A
Goroge Sole.,
GENERAL 1002 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Large 2Bd .2Ba 2-car NB/Blurta PV1 1 br, ba
$150/per month 8", nr 15th & CllH Dr. degree. 647.6673. (near Flagstone)
KMtiy NB. Reward. 646-7009 1...,...--------~~"e~~ ~l~~~er' 1 7~aon ~P-a_n_.•_•_o_n_l_c __ E_P_-1_0_0_0 Cla••lflect
M2.S878
OOV'T FORECLOSED
home• for pennies
on S1. Delinquent Tax.
Repos, REOs. Your
Area. Toll Free 800-
898-9778 Ext. H-1398
for current llstlngs.
attatched garage . +den/gar. Kit prlvt, w/d,
Overlooking pooVapa.. & pool. Oulet. mature
71 LOST-Min. apricot poo-General Offic e ..
dla,"Fella",lost nr 17th lmmad .. FIT position.
& Westcllff 5/17. Re· H.B. office for exp.
ward. 645·1564 A/P & payroll person.
COSTA MESA Provenance, superb Massage chr, II botge
condll1on Beautiful llhr. Cos1 52700, sac
floral. anrique frame. $1500 261-1007
pp 714·449-7119. SOK. W•lnut di n ing rm
2701 S. Harbor Bl
Suite E·9 In gated hilltop com· female. 5500 644-026·3 ---------t
munity tor $2000/mo. Newport Shore• Pvt COMMERCIAL
Call Marilyn 515-0516 bath & phn, garage, ••••••••• or 759-9531 Ext. 237 w/d , n/s, ref's. 5530. IAND 2778
Comp. lit., reliable, It
phones. PH:960-2700,
FAX:969-6871.
Mesa Verde
Shopping Center
Harbor/Adams Top Dollar Paid! uus lncld. 646-6306. PERSONALS Equal Opportunity Employer F,.om 1 800·1960
1 pc to entire estalo
Palnlings . china .
glsware. furn. e1c
40Yr NB Res 673-6223
OOV'T FORECLO~ED -------··---------
750sq.ft Forest Ave .. ••••••••• Guaranteed to S75K
Computer work from ---------. homH tor pennies APARTMENTS VACATION
on 51. Delinquent Tax, FOR RENT neNTALS Repos, REOs. Your ~ 2722
Laguna Beach. Not
strHI front. 51500/mo. PERSONALS
494-1858
3002 home. Send $35
to:The Berry Group
1817 Cedar Cir.
Heath. OH 43056.
RESUMES
WHILE·U·WAIT
Same Day Service
New customer spec:
Area. Toll Free 800-••••••••• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 898·9778 Ex1. H· 1361 COM 3Bd 2Ba House
for current llatlngs. ---------Completely furn 'd .1•••••••••
BALBOA 3/mo. min. 51750/mo. BUSINESS &
-CO_S_T_A_M_E-SA_l_0-24-1PENINSUIA 2607 * 71"-973•9071 * FINANCE
New 28' motor home' .. ••••••••
E'SIDE BUYER pr•
qualllled for 4 Br, 2
Ba, remodel. w/trpl,
S244,900 inquire,
Donald PfaH 433·9528
ColdWell Bankor
CEMETERY LOT/
"&.0 2BR 1BA $1095
New pnt/crpt, frplc,
Gar, no pets . yrly.
760-1713. 552-9400.
YEARLY• WINTERS
1-4 Bedrooms Avall
$750-$1850/mo.
875-4912 Agent
for rent. Full kltchen. •1
shower, TV/VCR. Day
& w1<1y rates. 559-8844 '_B_U_S-INE--S-S ___ _
OPPORTUNITY RENTALS TO
SHARE 2 7 2 4 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2 9ii0ii4 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
EROTIC S ATISFACTION * 1-800-982·2874 1--N-.-w-.-,-0 -0 m--
NEW FREE PARMINE Administrative
S39.951 ART scon.
383-0505 APPLIANCES 60 11
1-801-871·5555 AHlsta nt
18 + long disL lol .10Jmin • Personable. organ· l==R=E=T=A=IL=s=A=L=E=s=~ 48"Subzero Ref/Frz lzed full-time ·news-Gaggneau elec cook-UNEXPLAINED I t I Homo Store Newport room a s s s a n lop, Kit aid D w &
P 0 WE R I I, ! needed to do wide va-Beach. Exp/creativity ovenlm1cro. Xlnt cond.
rlety of duties In Dally required. 3 ·Sdays/ Make otter. 646·1863 P sychic Tells You Pilot newsroom. Ev-week. 722·2468. Fax
Things You May Not ery1hlng from answer· 722-0720 Ma ytag W•sher
Even Want To Know??? Ing the phone to word Secreta ry for newspa-Good Condition
1 .goo-888-4900 processing. from col· per ofc. Organized. $100 · 721-9656
x1475 $3 .99/Per lecting surf & weather min. wages+ sales In·---------•
minute. Must Be 18 + · Info to acting as edito-centives M-F. 9.5 Fax
SERV-U 819-645-8434. rial librarian. Fun. fast· resume 723-5493. FURNITURE 6014
CRYPT 1225 COSTA MESA 2624
CM 3Bd House 1 ·Rm L o c a I V • n d I n g
Avall. N/Smk. Prof' Route 20 established
and clean. $500/mo. accts. Buy all/part r--.--------·
Utls fncld. 444·2185. 800-775-2219
paced environment. __ S_O_C-IA_L_W_O_R_K_E_R_S __
Physical/Drug Screen· Hiring 524/Hr Beoefits
Ing required Equal On lhe 'iob tra.nongAppty
7'KATHLEEN SOFA
Restoratton Hardware
Grn. Cost $1400. sell
$900. 3 sq Mex. col
teble $1 50 546-1833
CKMETERV PLOT E'Sld 2Bd 1 B F N.B. Lg.hm Pool, Ten-P E P S I /C 0 K E One space at Harbor • a, p, nla, laund, pool table, ROUTE. 50 local &
Lawn Mt. Oliva. gar. Enclosed patio. cable. $400/mo plus established sites.
Magnolia sect ion. Lndry room. No pets. utll. J im (d) 720-5392 MUST SELLll Earn
$950. Call collect after 5795/mo. 842•1073 eves 642-8058. $2.300 weekly as your
HOTTEST X•X•X•
1.69 LIVE
opportunity employer. your area 8Q0.33!Ml150 M/f /H/D. Send re-
sume to: Bill Lobdell, ---------Editor, Dally Pilot, 330 EMPLOYMENT
set 4 chairs. 2 leaves
ss o obo 646-6747 '" l-.1 r.,.-. •,-....,. ......
GARAGE SALE ·:
HINTS
Before your garage
.sale, determine what
items you wish to
sell. Make sure
everyt!iing is clean
and repaired.
Qajbl.PUot
Spm (909)925-4956. E'SIDE Studio, trig. NB Ocean View own boss. Act nowll
I f n micro Utls Call 1·800·571-5464. Pacific View Mem Pk s ove, a · · · Modem, near sand. lg•---------N e w po rt B each paid. 336 e. 20th St. room/ sundk, lndry. PURCHASE/LEASE
graves. ABCO. Lot s5es/mo. 54a-eo94 $485/mo. 648-4400 Kitchen In Orange
168. Oen vu. 51700ea. ""E"'"'8,,,.,...ld.,..•-·""B"='10=-c""'1,...e-an---=2~b~d NB Share condo, n/s, County Sports Bar.
918-842-2816. 1ba. Gar. l ndry room. lg mstr bd, bale, fp, Immediat e Income
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR RENT
5775. 120 Albert Pl. pool, spa. 5550 . Utt• with only 510k Invest·
548-1703 or 720-6081 tncld. Bob 831-8717 ment. (714) 580-6688
The Community
Mart<et Place.
Classlfled
842-.5878
NEWPORT BEACH
TOWNHOUS• INVESTMENTS Own room/bath, FP, .
W/D, 5525 plus V.S utll. WANTED 2912
573-4848 •JCt31 7.
........ 1OD1
900-505-5050
800-739-4420
8111-7511-9100
011-592-570.950
FINO THE PERSON
OF YOUR DREAMS
NOW/II
1-900-988-8988
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:~sa~~~62~'.·· Costa SERVICES 5533
Nursery worker needed ••••••••
for C .M. Church. Please be aware that
Sun's 8:45·11 :45am. lhe listings in this cat·
$25wk. Call 9am-1 pm: egory may require you
548·3488 to call a 900 number
for Interview. In which there Is a
Office/Clerical charge per minute
HEAL THY GOURMET Why play Hide 'N
Seeks motivated self Seek wilh childcare?
starter. Cust ave exp, Cal I CI a a a If I •d
computer, phone, org todayl 642·5678.
akllls. N/smk 833-2929 ---------
Have A
Garage Sale!
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2BDS/28A
On or off the beech Oen• vw to bayf 1ont,
S 1195 ~lua. 642-3850.
PAOP•ATY HOUS
QumI' ~ SJlllBNB
Palm ~esa ~art111ents
So near & yet '° far ...
That's the feeling you F
when you live at Palm
Mesa amid the tush
gt ca 'ltfY ol tcduded
Woods & staldy palms.
A Studiol. l at 2 Bedrooms
· Jn S51S to SdOO
• 1 H. S625 ., S650
• l H. $?'l5 ., S'50 A No Pm ' t Vcnical Blindl A~~ Palnr at Tak
AP'ttnml.oom
l 1-ta.d Pool • Jeami .......... a..,. Allllllll
n-· TT
CMtaM-'aBest
NEWPORT VILIAGE APARTMENTS
Bring In this coupon
for f/2 off lat
month'• rent. For a
lmlt9d time only.
• Extto Lorge Jrs • l Ond 2
bedrooms JR $600
l BR $700
2 BR S8eO
• Sand \IOlllVl)OI • 2 ...,., .... courts
• \1llll:ol Dllrd
·~font ....... .,_ .......
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Coll The Pilot Clossaieds at 642-567
to ~oce your Garage Sole Ad l
THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1996
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32 ~mal House•
garments
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dvider
40 Blaok tea 4t Gentle
42 Ptohlt>fl
43 OllveiJreen
aongbird « Tiny Insects
45 Judge's decision 47 Gusn
49 Choral
ensemble 51 Frosungs
55 Starchy food
58 Actor Gulnneu eo Painting or
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8 Poem
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ltieoout 11 ~nt 12 Aim
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34 Expeft 53 l<ermil'I color
36 -out: ~ S.-Harsh by wltll 55 School dance
38 Psyche 56 Pennsylvania's
parts neigtlbof 40 Chili bean 57 Money drawer
41 Fuzzy lruit 59 Animara home
43 Trlutnph-62 Topaz or opal
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German West found a heart lead May 25th & 28th Sia BOATS 7016 --------613·2762.
and declarer had no chance for 10 10121 Jon Day Or. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil'"u11hw:owey ft04S ... _ • M•r•ctllh Gar.dens ~va ... • l-T-O_Y_O_T_A ___ _ tric.... •22' SKI 80AT '88 9210 For France, Paul Chem la made (Brookhurat/Adama) s. 7 titre v.e, l(lng
the more natural lead of a club. i---------Cobra O/D, low prollle
Declarer fell from grace by rising NEWPORT hull, Just Hrvlc•d,
with the ace -inserting the eight new controtler/uphol·
would have landed the eont"act BEACH 6169 stery. Gre11t •kl boat·
•93 8U8UftBAN 4 •4 li,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Sliver, dual air, new 84 LANOCRUISl!R tlr••. all aittraa. Ilk• llhr Int, auto, lo ml,
new. S23,500. 640· fully loaded. S42K. pp 5221. 714·719·9504. becauae Weat can no longer gai11 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii faat·looka grea1 ......
the lead to shift to a heart, and 819 Holld•i Salo ready to go. Sl0,500
declarer can discard a heart on a Everything under aunl 646•9449 57404247 _C_H_R_Y_S_LE_R __ 9_0_5_0 1..,,4Xiii4iiiiiiiiiiiiiii9ii2ii2iii1
good diamond. When Eaat, Mme. Uf!lbrella, turn, lamps, iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii11
Saul, lat.er gained the lead with the bar, •Ink, aporta, MARINE SERVICE '72 Chevy Blotor 4114
( d h bl tool•, micros, trees. SUPPUES 7020 •93 CHYRSLl!R Town Custom engine/ drive ace o iamonds, s e was a e to Promontory Drive & Country Mini-van. shaft. New tires/paint.
uoderlead her club honors. When waat. Acrosa 345 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Xlnt cond. 38k ml, 7/ Hardtop. Full cage.
Chemla'ajack won the trick, he had F/S/S/M 9•m·2pm TONS OF 70 mfr warranly. 98% reslored. $9995.
no difficulty finding the heatt ah.if\. ESTATE SAL& Sat 51 STAINLESS STEEL S15900. 645-9070 646-4505 IV msg.
for down one. 25 9am·2pm. Every· Bronze & brass & nuts ---------1·--------& botts + washers. FORD 9075 VOLKSWAGEN 9235 56'00 per pound. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Minney'• Yacht Sur· • '7 1 8 U p ER 8 U Q
plus, 1500 Old New· 1993 FORD CON y E RT IBLE ·port Blvd. 548-4192 BRONCO 4X4 Red/whlle, resrored
When there is no entry to your thing must gol 1619
band, it is not a bad idea to lead the Bedford Lane 4.
highest card in partner's suit so ""EV"'"""~""'R""'YT"=H-..,.IN__,.Q_M_U_S_T
that, if )'O\I hold the trick, you can QOI Couch, akls, tux·
shif\. if neceeaary. An openinJ lead edo, dealgner clothes,
of the jack of clubs would have been morel 1806 Haven Pl,
. . . · effective on t.his deal. Even if NB (by Irvine & 15th) -.... -11~-., ... -tt!-S_l_S __ I
It ·~ notonously clifficuJt ':O select declarer wina the trick, West's nine "a.n&U"" L P
Opening lead: Four of• In perfect cond. All like new. 642·9574 power, lealher, phone,
tow pkg, rlms/llre1.1---------
0nly 60k miles. S17K. MISC. AUTO 9245
574-4247 or 646·9449 the nght card to lead at tnclt one. • of clubs would be an entry for a MEM DAY WKND DOCRS 7022
Study the .west hand a!ld select heart shift -as long as East has ~~~~~71~~1u0.'am~~:: iiiii,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
your opening lead aga~nst four the courage to underlead her hon· 1433 Superior Ave 38 Mooring (C·80) w/ ---------Seized Cara From spades doubled after reading below ors' Townhouae c.1 ' 11' BW, off Alvarado JAGUAR 9105 $175. Porsches, Ca· the meaning of the auction. It was · Pl., e. of Bay 11. $14K. d 111 a cs, Ch av y s .
dealt in the final of the European L b · Call (909) 397·9797 or BMW's Corvettes. earn to be a better rid1e • .. •••••••• J o Ml·xed Team Champ1'onsh1'p 1• (909) 626·7l90 '89 XJ• Sovereign Also eep1, 4 W ·s. glayerl Subscribe now. to the •1•1u1'1.1SPO,,,TATION _....___.______ "' · y T 11 f between France and Germany, won • lli ,.&VUll '" 40' Mooring East ()I Maroon. Must 1eal our area. o rae 1• oren Bridl(e Letter by ca nf p 1111 /C d lmma~ulant condition. SOO·S9S·977S Ext. A· bv the French. (800)788-•,....,' :_, ti Or av on w orona 0 " 5139 for ~·rrent llsl· " ~ 1or uuonna on. 25' lib t T N/smk Salel $9995. ...u North·South were playing a weak i G L sa oa · wo an· lngs. wr te tp oren Bridge e tter, ch 9 S I b PERFORMANCE LTD. no trump. East's two anades was a p 0 ors, · mar ne·o -,. .• Box 4410, Chicaao, IL 8088(). BOATS 7011 tong shaft Vhl new Januor·L•nd Rover·---------takeout bid with clubs as the 4410. • \nit. 575.0092. ' ="s ERV IC E· •·
anchor suit and South's four spades. BALBOA: 40. DOCK, '114·850·5880 ANTIQUES &
23' •·~ lounch dbl Side Tia . Holds: -,9-0--x-J-a--s-o-ve_r_e-1g-n.1,CiiLASiiiiiiSiiJCiSiiiiiiiii9ii2i5iiO t-------------------~---------1 ender, Norwelgan Kls· 48' Boal X 9' Wida. British Racing Green. I'
jEWELRY, FURS PETS & korgen, Volvo engine • 71~842·4914 • Non/smk. Besl car '70 MBZ 280 SE
Cpe. Auto, air. U blu. Hand-made aluminum.
$7500 Obo 873·3313
& ART 6025 ANIMALS. 6049 GARAGE SALES 54'995 obo 675-6128 NEW DOCK 2 Slips Best value • Loaded.
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 30' Trimaran. fully 25'.,. .. Eleo/wtr/dock S a I e I S 1 3 , 5 0 O . equipped. Custom boxs. Marcus Channel PERFORMANCE LTD.
NEIMANS BUNNIES sails, Very clean Int., $200/mo es. 673·7353 Jaguar-Land Rover
Two llmlled edition 6 weeks old. 1 white / CORONA $12,000. Prima moor· ·SE RVICE·
'74 Jensen Heoley
Lolus rwln cam. eng.
Sh/hrd·tops. Runs Xlnt. Orig cond. Vellow/blk
Int. S2K 839·7524
serigraphs. beaut 5 t 510 645 8748 ri ••llD 6122 Ing loc. In NB $12,000. ---------• 714·850·5880 framed/matted. Seller an. · • · uEL nUM\ MOTORCYCLES 714 830.9445 CUSTOM •7• XJS motivated! 759·5410. FREE CAT 8moaliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1·--------SCOO..-rRS 8018 ..., S I 5/25 B'ROWBOAT & OARS u; 12000 ml on H.O. GM be I g e st r Pd n rt rd at on ~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
OFFICE
FURNITURE &
· EQUIPMENT 6047
male. Charlie. Adults Sam·? Hsehld ltem1, catamaran hull, good VS. VB custom 4sp ---------only. Shots 673-4879 furn, rugs, clothes, cond. 5300. 675-0304. Honda 750 Nighthawk overdrive trans. sunrf. AUTO PARtS
appl & much moral AVON 1990 9 ,3 ., New Dec '95. Blue. Beaulllul blue green. & REPAIR 9260 •Poodles AKC• 715 Narcissus. Back 3200K miles. HelmeV $9950 OBO. 646-2907/liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Good condillon. $350. '-'k 1 I k $4 oo 497 0926 Tea Cup Tty & Mini alley. Pump/oar• Incl. .,.. uu c t 1 . . FOR SAU'! . Beige
OFFICE Illes, daaks, S450.ss5o 714·7Sl·3465 , __ S_A_T_U __ R_D_A_Y-5-/2_5_ (909)629·3347. 4542•740 4 ---------convertable 1op option
copier, phones, and Sovo abused and 7am·lOam. N. 01 PCH 1714)675·l563. ••••llli••••I MAZDA 9 125 for lull size Ford
morel 642-4800 abandoned pets. Ba a btwn Fernleaf & Gold· •·c""•_t_•_m_a_r_a_n_N_•_c_r_a AUTOMOBILES iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bronco as seen in Off· volunteer/foster. Call enrod allay. Couch, Road magazine. All
714.597•9037. rugs, tables, etc. 5·2 11 7'), w/lraller. •••••••••I '90 MAZDA MX8 parts Included. 2 yrs PETS & Com• S••ll Ready to . sail s790. TURBO OT . 50,000 old. $250 oeo. 714·
--------------------------• Leaving In 2 weeks, ml, loaded. Must see. 589-4040 exl.167. ' ANIMALS 6049 MUSICAL must sell. Voice Mall BMW 9030 S6500 080. 241 ·9075. __,=-..,....,....,.....------wh ' t d • t HUNTINGTON 401·6626 Iv mas. LIFT GATES en You re Une In 0 ADOPT·A·PE• INSTRUMENTS 6055 BEACH 6140 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1988 Mazda RX 7 For Sate (3) Waltco 1 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ___ ..._ _____ '78 833 CSI 2·dr, 6· Turbo, spotless. 52K 3.000 lbs. capaclly,
Every Sat & Sun at 1• POWER BOATS cyl, auto, pwr wind, miles. S5500. Call Utt Gates. $2500 tor
Classl. f1' ed PETSMAR'f, Founlaln Spinet good aoundr *HUGE SALE* 7012 snrf. mlrr. Gd cond. after 5pm, 673·4743. all (3). For more Valley. Puppies, kll· rec ent ovorh•u• In 101 on Pecan.i'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $3250 obo 631-7149 Information, please lens and ·more. all $ 4 5 o 0 b 0 , between Bth & 9th In a• call Promod Shah
, looking for loving, car· 984-1897 down1own H.B. Furn .. 1948 Lyman MERCEDES 9130 _1_·7_1_4-_5_7_4_·4_2_6_7_· --
ing homes. CALL 597· collecllblas & clothlng. Classic Bay Boat. Can't seem lo CLASSIFIED · ' t d • t 9037 tor more Into. 8am·3pm•Sat/Sun Xlnl cond. $3500 obo get to all those It's the resource you You re Une In 0 Your PIANOS & Call 733*9993. '72 SL MERCl!DES can coun1 on 10 sell a
On the move? Classified Is..... repair jobs Classlc. Light blue. myriad or merchan· ORGANS 6059 CONVENIENT AVON SEARIDER around the house? Exe. cond. 2nd owner. whether you're buy· 13·4 ... 60HP Mere dlse Items, because Communl• ty, Sell your extra Ing, selling. or lust (8hrs. Runs exc.) High Lat the Classlfled $10.900. 642·7404. our columns compel
household BABY GRAND looking, ctasslfled has performance/water Service Directory '77 MBZ 4 5 0SLC qualllled buyers 10
items Grlnnel Bros. New what you naedl skl/lish/crulsa. Trailer help you find grey w/red lnl., 11lnt calll 842•5878 Mahogany finish. CLASSIFIED plus many xtras. cond. must seel ---------in Classified Make offer. 646-1863. e42·5878 $3500. 548·2858. reliable help. $7,500 548·18S9
------1 CERAMIC CLEANING DRYWALL HANDY MAN 3710 IANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 SPRINJ<LERS 3921
SERVICE TILES 3528 SERVICES 3548 SERVICE 3584 LAWN cAR.E 3808liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REMODELS carp, plbg,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PUBLIC NOTICE RAINBOW Clrcl• Malnt. -------SPRINKLER REPAIR •••••••••I Leaky Shower• R•p'd WINDOW CLEANING """SM.AJ..L JOB EXPERT paint, elec. ti~. stuCC~ & • TREES • The Calif. Public Utili· 6a::~:~~4j~~t /r:"~~~ •DAN DAWSON• ~l~~:.s;~~:~;.i'~:.
Regroutlng & lnslall'n •Average 1 story-$30 OrywalVPlaster Repair roofing. OR N Iles Commission RE· Lt1'569S97 83e.8888 Plumbing 646-6720 John Burr 282·2831 L11'670130 Dean cl Tilt •H2 story·S4C5. 1 .HinglngiTaplng/Tulurt UMco'bdl.lePh#11
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1 Te'_..."'••••t. La•11•· Water Htalt11 •Drains ACOUSTIC 3 8 6 26 I . ....-...--. 751 ....,.7,. OUIRES that all used CHUNG'S PAINTING 67 ·8065 or 4 ·85 oua• ••n ng Comm/Res 551·5573 .,..,..--..,,,..--,...-,,,,..-....,.....,... -----..._ v household goods Remodel • Repair CEILINGS 3408 Newport T iie & Marble Spring Cl••nlng, _________ Home Repair/Remodel Lawn Service. Mow/ movers print lhelr 20 Yra Exp. Gd Price! F1uc;ots • Fhlturu
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Fine Craftsmanship... & Reg Svc. Mini·.blind1, B&K Llc#585HSO Costa Mesa/Newpon edge/sod/sprlnkler1/ P.U.C. Cal T number: Guar work. Frff Esl. Uc:'d Pgrl717·5729 At Affordable Prices. carpet & noor. Visa/MCIM All phaaes. No job loo 25 Year• Exp. clrMJp. Al 988·2718 limos and chauttaurs Llcl375602 538--1534 "'::==:=:=:::::==:==:~ AAA ACOUSTIC Paint·applied Remove·
patch Texture. lnl/e>Ct
962·5891 or 847·8905
Show.rs/c ounters/Firs AJ'a 888·2500 1ml. Aco:.istlc removal, Jim 831·2460 Ive msg or call af1er 5 print lhelr T.C.P. num· EM_, .... ,.,. pa.•NTINQ -elc. 714-240·1159 .. .__ Al Expert Drain Cleaning Natural Stent a. Marble • GARDENING Aellabla ber in all advertise· lnVExt. Wallpaper/Tiie & Plumbing R1palra
Fplcs L645486 8"'2·22t4 CONCRETE & u nn "NG 3720 & Quality work al menl1. If you have a Free eat/Ref/1 Oyr• exp 20v11 •ll> All work QUI!.
TUTORING 3929
READING TUTOR
Or•d•a K·5
·Crldenlialtd Tt1Cher· S1tphanle 723·0488
CEILING MASTER
•Acoustic Removal•
Ct.Jstom Texture•Palnt
Loe'd Mark 838·7300
TILE REPAIRS MASONRY 3557 ELECTRICAL 3610 nn.vw reasonable rates. question about the le-Competitive S7S1·2039 Sieve 545-1298
•Reseal Patio Tiie • Ed Barrell 548·3371 gallly 01 a mover. limo lko'a Cu1tom P ainting Procla• Plumblng ---------Ponds • Fountains JUNK To Th• DUMP 0' chauffeur, call: Prof, Clean, ouallty WALL
L,352409 745.3954 Brick. Block, Stone, Tiie Smell Job EXPERT ('714-988-1882) Oreen Scene Lsndscpng Public Utlllllea Work. lnt/E>Ct & Dock•. Re~~~: :.ri~'::t~~els COVEllNGS
Cone, Patio, Driveway Duncan Electric Wiii haul what Trash /Masonry /Irrigation Commlsalon L#703468 931-4910 3932
Fplc, BBOs. Ref. 2~ Yr Quick Re1ponse Man won'tl 968·1S82 /Trimming /Removal• 714-558-4151 LIG87398 989·1090 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
CARPENTRY 3510 CHILD CARE 3536 Exp. Tarry 557.7594 Local Lto. 950.7042 TWENTY DOLLAR ~::~;5• :;~~~n~~a Dibernardo'• Moving P~!:!r~~t:U~7~r;~~~ _P_O_O_L______ s:!1:1~~~P:a~:.P., * Best Price/Quality Llo'd Contr•clor HAULER/CLEAN·UP LANDSCAP• t~~:11g,~:.c·~~':r~~f. Old·fllhloned Pride In removal. Uc# 5SS924
Handyman/Remodel CHILD HOME CARE Landscape.i._!>rlck, s1on1 Small job spaclall1t JOHN 850·1828 CONSULTANT Tlll1Sl632 tn9·3114 Workmanship. 871-5987 SERVICE 3894 * 714-903·SO:J7 *
Additions Bath Kitch Llcl304201056 Concrtte.luv-78 .. 1007 Fans •Llghta•Spa 18 Years Experlenc•. SON'S PAINTlr,O iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Farthing lntorlora
Fire.water Da mage 1:o°.~:~: ~hr~!~~h •EXPERT: Blk wall•, Demand Eltclrlc 645-36S6 HOME rinn:i Brian Kflleles 645-4635 lplll Second Moving Int/Ext. 22 yrs In 0 .C. Pool/Spa 8110 & Repair 1n1tallallon, Removal Elec, Plumb, & Paint P brick, concrt, 11ucco & ~ 1---------1 Prof Moveral 24Hr Srv Quality. Sml/Blg Jobi Flll1r .. Pump .. Heater1 Ol1counl Wallcoverlng1
Newpor1 area lmmed stone. 25Vr Exp. Low$ FENCES sE•VIc11s 37.60 und•c•pe Remodellng 701y/Sr Ol1c/T#178452 UC460559 7t4·53J.!Mll6 leland Blu• Pool• Ll660875 873·1212
Page 714·227·8122 CL11"-."NG Joao 531·7843 " '" · Y•rd tune up/malnt1nac;1, 432·""1"'3/P.346·5850 Pgr 1·80o.816-9722 Wkly Svc: 845·0728 ~11' •---------._ DT!l"VS 3615 lendac1pe/art11llc dellgn. .. .. We gals ahould hang OOORS Rtmodel•Hardwait SERVICES 3548 Pottomod Concrete "' '"'"" C•r• Giver For the Conlractoric27-604008.1--...... L-L_-AM ______ .... R-IC,..A __ N __ WEST COAIT PAINTING---------together. Strip, ln11a11,
Trim•Ceblno1uS1ucco Orlveway1, patloa, elderly. t2 years e11p. Prort & Elhlc;al. 845-7605 MoVH·U ... Carefully FrH Eat.elO Yra Exp ROOFING 3910 ad\llce to th• crazy. Orywtl L.562731 35Yrs •~P dac:k1. Repair/removal •l'l!NCES OAT••• Ref's. Please call CoulWolisly & Cheaply Unbeatable RatHI 831·2111 anytime \Jerry 842.0587 A TOUCH OF CLASS UC/Free est 222.eeee new/repelt/poll replac9d Tamm~ 714-367•9038 PLANT ARTIST 849.0223 T141227 Rel'1. Joe 850-3433 The Community
A to Z HANDYMAN Cleaning. AH/Comm Redwood • Llll!576605 Speclallll In 11Cf11fng ML.BOA ROO,.NO CO Market Place. IHST~UREFACECA81HETS TUc/Bonded2. 8F2r••71E4•3t. CONTRACTODr Jim Whyte 6.42-1206 land1cepe,11r~g!,'1~2n·---------_P_E_D_ro_N_AL _____ , ~RC!m,lrm/,IFRrMe•E./tRI ~rRootls' CIU1ltled
l<Jtcflens, bllhl, d()()(I, ereaa • ""' INTEllOR upgrad••· e..,.... • PARTIES. &'W Ll;.dJtn• 831·S081 M2-H'18
window• Doug 548-7258 •BOSS HOUSECLEANING GENERAL 3558 ~.!!!.!.·.~~!!.. DESIGNERS 3782 Prof'I Landacepe M•lnt 3840 SERVICE 3867 1-::======::. Ucenaed·Bonded ,.._,._ ·-·-'ll 10Vra Exp • Xlnt Ref1 OCCASIONS eiiDL•R ROOFING 1'
c.ARPENTRY•Wlndowa $10.00 per hour. ACM CONITAUCTON Hllme&n. Low prices. Uc'd • Seaaonal Flower9 • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii YOUR P•RSONAL Ocen1ed & ln1ured Doors • Wood Fencea 714-548.0388 T I I t AdvllUgtConstr.874-5301 VISIONS DESIGNS VICTOR 467•17:J9 U It ... p ~ R t I AS81STANTS FrH Eat. All reroof • Clo11VG111gt Organlze11 ennan mprovemen ASIC Prorl Designers n .... •· •• on a gual'intMd. 87a.5095 L•261581 • Call Bob WINDOW CLEANING Remodel1 • Com/RH Cott eNectlv•. HceP: v ... d Cloon•'lP, Trim Wedding Rental Equip PerioMI Girt Frldayi. •THUNDIR ROOflNO• , 244>·8323 Pg-312-002& •CARPET CLEANING Ll415708 M .. 8'770 ft00ll INSTALL llonal buying power. TrHs/Hedge/Aemove/ Rthear111a:;:g11on1 Tru1tworthy & Profaa·
' •FASECEREESETIN'7A2E .. PA71R07.,. LEWIS Conetruotlon llPAllS 3620 Smlllg budgets free Weed, Nu Lawn/Malnt. Grid Ptttltl '180 :!:e~'. :ti.~1~~~. refer· ~:d·~~ ~~r!~i~!°p:I~
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••rleht Heeolnlng Li'704n3 Local Ree. 1------------------3515 EuroP41an Prort. 8••' •'J14o8S'J-Se2S• •QUALITY WOl'K• --------1---------PAINTING 3858 PIA.RO• VOCAL --------
In townl Ref• 5Yra E11p. s.J. iQon Conatnaotlon HerdwdNlnyl/Ceramlc JEWELRY. 3784 LIMOUSINE w all!~NS 3868 REMODELING
iiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Grae• 2111·•••• Cu11om Home Build.,. Mrbl•/Carpet Bndlln• iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilSBaVICES 3814 ~ t •nDlnONS 3916 Prof'I arpel Cleaning Hone1t•Rellabfe•Hard Li o I 481954'. fhf '1. L7082?0 '722·73:J2 '"iil•liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •W.P . VOUNQQUIST ~ QI~ Work•Felr PrlcH 1 71 .. 871-'JTe• Wllll•m Harold Jawelera 11 l'•lfttlnt C•trHtor PIANO lleg.-Advanced iiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiil --!•..,. •c ASoTo:1,. lpw•°.!y•I WAvoarlkl lnlgo rcl'1e"anLadyloeu'r' 'f!n•ltlcqhuo&+J.wFlnolryJ replalr , .. turlntt '98 'TWnO•r• Oual. painting by prol'l1 M aget·T•11eher Cart. AaK M• AllOUT ...
-· • -Ml ,. HANDY MAN 3710 ,.. • •w• ry Ptlced H low•• Tul. Llol80208l. Ina. lntenalnment Avail. Aemod•llng•Addttlon1 .aoo.:J8S-872 IS home. Wkly/Bl-wk DOORS 3580 lkly(*llr.CS. 873.0388 Ol1count Alrpon RatH ,.," 1tt.14S.3306 Jennifer 840-8889 a Repalre. No Job Too
Pit .. • call Ma.9145 1Hr"'ll 310-2415·608' Srnlltl lob 848•8223 ,!---------I ~H~o".":u-=a-=o-=o'.';'l•~•~n::'.'•-='r:--:::R~•-::-ra'::'", An ••-"'leno-.. •P•lnt/O•rpenlrv• I ·T-.-un_S_CAP __ tt_L ___ , 14Yre cau.lltr Pelfttifti ,~ erthlnr. Interiors
E .. 'd .. depedabl• -w -Orvw•ll and morel &.1MU" ., GI •-------TOVCHUPS, TOO PLUU.JNG 3890 .. p .. · d•""•ndable door t:. 3828 2 H Rich d 81 ...., "'tc:h-ath A~e11 3528 Apt' 135 Bl Wkl" & ,. Small Jou• Oki LA""' ,.. •• e 3808 -••ouwy 4 ''· ar nOf "' ..... · ........ 1 ' ' '"anner. Quar W"'k, Q •••S"''1'7 nn ~ ..._ 111~ uc12•"'"'.a.a ...... "2""1 Rm Addl1l-1 Vl1e,/MC Wkly. Imelda fM8-o0277 ~~ .. ~Don 521·89t0 .,,...._ ... •_rv_-_.,_•__ ...,.._ _ _. v• TM miL PLUMHft lfse08'11 "'e73-i212
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