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Vanguards tumble
out of playoffs
Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
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' LO~al police
• Autllorities have been
beefing, up th'eir arsenals to
keep.'pace witll criminals.
By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot
While last week's North Holly-
wood shootout stunned millions
who watched the bloody aation
unfold on tel~vision, with heavily
armed and armored bank robbers ·
firing brazenly at outgunned
police, police themselves have
long acknowledged the threat.
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ADVENTURE
Brad Avery testing
New Zealand's waters
___ · __ g for parley
' And it was probably mor~ or a I
wake-up call for the publlc than .
for police officers,• he said
Cos.ta Mesa Pollce Ch.tef Odve
Snowden said, "You're seeing I
more whackos come out who are
willing to use these firearms H
While Newport Bedch dnd
Costa Mesa police are generally
equipped oruv with handguns I
and shotguns, heavier artillery 1s
only minutes away Vla thetr spe-
cial weapons and tacucs uruts
In Newpo,11 . Beach, which fea-
tures a 16-man SWAT team, the
spead.l weaponry mcludes three
Coll AR-15 semiautomatic rifles
with scope.sights. One of them is
stored m the SWAT van and the
others in the squad cars of
sergeants. ·
Newport Beach police Sgt. Ken
Cowell, who commands the
SWAT team. said the department
lS planrung to tram one-fourth of
its officers to use the nfles
DON LEACH I OAl.Y I'll.OT
Pallbearen carry the 'casket of Ruth Segerstrom, the
matrtarch of the Segerstrom family, at her funeral
Wednesday at Waverley Church ln Santa Ana. See Page 2.
Even in the seemingly placid
Newport Beach-Costa Mesa area,
which has so far escaped a
shootout of that magnitude, police
department( have been bracing
Echoing many other police-
men, Costa Mesa police Lt. Ron
Smith noted a steady trend
toward more Vlolence and heav-
ier weaponry in the streets.
"[The North Hollywood
shootout] was "extreme, (but)•not
unbelievable or unpredictable.
Costa Mesa has a 20-mdn I
SWAT team, commanded by
Smith, and the department arse-
nal features five Rerrungton 700
rifles, eight Heckler.& Koch MPs 1
automatic submachine guns, and
a cache of extra J 2-gauge Rem-
ington 870 shotguns
"That way we can be vutually
sure that on any gwen shl.ft there·
will be at least one guy on duty
who's trarned to use a nfle, and
that W?Y he cdn take care of busi-
ness before the SWAT team even
• SEE ARSENAL PAGE AS
Park plans
have already
been drawn
up for this
26-foot wide
strip of land
that runs
along the
bluff above
J:loag
Hospital,
where Uto ·
Pangan
exercises on
Wednesday.
The di¥ is
waiting to
receive the
deed to the
land before
$ending
bids to
contractors.
Hoag
Hospital stlll
owns the
land. Below:
Fields of
daJ.sJes
cover the
14-acre
piece of land
owned by
Cal trans.
LOOKING ·FOR A PLACE TO PARK
Newport
Beach panel
makes list of
potential
parks while
city still has
land left t.o .
develop
Story by JENNIFER ARMSTRONG + Photos by MARC MARTIN
NEWPORT BEACH -As
the city nears build-out, open
space is becoming an even hot-
ter commodity.
The Parks, Beaches and
Recreation Commission is tak·
mg stock of the city's remaining
undeveloped land; all consid-
ered possible fodder for future
parks, but much of it not owned
by the city.
City officials are also.making
progTess on a Jong-awaited
park on the •Hoag linear•
property, as well as at the Bal-
boa Peninsula entranceway.
Here, a roundup of what's up
with potential park sites:
HOAG LINEAR PROPERTY
The 20-foot-wide strip of
land near Hoag Memorial Hos-
pital Presbyterian -for which
park· plans have already been
drawn up -still officially
belongs to the hospital. The
land must be turned over to the
city before construction can
start, said LaDonna Kienitz, the
city's community services director.
The plans are ready to go out
for contractors' bids as soon as
the hospital deeds the land to
the city. The proposed park will ·
feature grass and a few park
benches so residents can enjoy
the views the bluff-top property
affords.
The conumss1on members
are still discussing what to
name the park, and their rec-
ommendation must be
approved by the City CounciJ .
• SEE PARKS PAGE A 14
Bar owner
, .
e : _sues city ·
• Costa Mesa and six officials are
named in suit by Garibaldi de Noche
owner, who cletims racism in blocking
her purchase of Newport Station.
By Darcy Berry, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -The owner of the embattled
Garibaldi de Noche bdr has 'ttled a lawswt d"gainst
the city of Costa t-.tesd and six ranking Ol'r leaders
Elizabeth Helguero cllleges that her constitution-
al rights have been
violated in part
because she is a
Latina
She filed a 40-
page complamt m
U.S. District CoW1
Feb. 21 , claumng
that the city's
refusals to r.enew
her bar's entertain-
ment penrut -as
well as one for
Newport Station,
1101 co'urse we
t)Unk their ·case is
completely
without merit ... "
-OTY ATI"ORNEY
TOM KATHE •
the bar she wants to purchase -have pre\·ented
her from purswng a career in Costa Mesa
Helguero is asking for $500,000 m purullve dam-
ages each from Councilman Joe Enckson, City'
t-.1anager Alan Roeder, Pollce Chief Davtd Snow-
den, Deputy City Mandger Donald Lamm, police Lt.
AJan Kent dnd Code Enforcement Officer Sandra
Benson. ~
MOf course we think theu case is completely
without ment, H City Attorney Tqm Kathe said
Helguero has been trying to sell her bar and pur-
chase Newport Station sufce September 1995, but
she has had trouble transfemng the liquor license
and obta.uung entertainment pemuts at both estab-
lishments Without the. license and pemuts, both
bars will soon go out of business, the lawswt said
"It's kind of landlocking," said Alan Gandall,.
Helguero's real estate agent MShe can't buy and She
can·t sell ~
In court documents, Helguero ~aid she noticed a
pattern of pollce harassment at bo.Ui Ganbaldl de
Noche and Newport Stauon after she tried to trans-
fer the liquor license Poltce often questioned
patrons at her bar and perf~rmed random searches
of customers.and their vetudes, whJcH She dauns
discouraged customers from returning. •
The lawsuit also said the defendants' motives in
interfenng with Helguero's nght to contract are
based m whole or m part on her race and gender.
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• Costa Mesa company is enjoying
success electronically putting concert,
sports tickets at people's fingertips.
.ey Darcy Berry, Daily Piiot
COSTA MESA -Busine s partners Peter
Schn1edermeier and Gene Heckerman have the
bcket to snatching sales away from their competi-
tion, and it's coming to a grocery store near you.
The two men are the brain behind the ETM
Ticket Machine: an electronic box office lhat spews
out tickets to concerts anQ porting events faster
than you can say automated teller mac;~e.
The ETMs -the initials stand for Entertainment,
Tickets and Mercbandise-w re created in 1995 by
Heckennan and Schruedermeier's company, the
ETM Entertainment Network. The kiosks, located in
supermarkets and hopping malls throughout
OrangQ and Los Angeles c::ounti , enable people to
buy tickets with the touch of a finger -and, of
course, a credit or ATM card.
Scliniedermeier, the company's vice pre51deni, I • said the kiosk.i lured the Dodgers away (Tom Ticket-
master recently. The beleball team signed an exdu-
Stve ttv.-yeer contrec:t with ETM Ent nainment
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Newpon lkach/vma Mesa Daily Pilot
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_· · Matriaxc}i .Ruth S.egerstrom
greer
wylder
reqiembered as ~God's git\ to US' . .
Mens store suits
up for anniversary
A tkinson's Men's Clothing
and fumlshings is cele-
brdlinQ its 50-yedf anruver-
sc11y' Wlth d $100 dJscount on an
"ann!versary" nc1 vy blazer. The
offer 1s va!Jd through March 31.
Alkmson'c; (67'3-0653) is located at
·3430 Vid Lido Ln Newport Beach.
He mphlll's Shoes is offering.
gretH ded.ls on top-quality men's
dnd women's shoes since
c1nnounCl!lg that it will be dosing
Apnl I. Bryan Hemphill is closing
his shoe store anCI. Joining his son
Brett's store, the booming
HemphllJ's Rug and Carpets.
Designer shoes such as Sebego.
Ecco, Sperry, Clark, Allen
Edmonds, Mez.lan, H.S. Trask,
Bruno ~ lrtgh dnd Selby will be
mcU'kE><l up to 60''., off Hemphill's
Shoe<i. (b50-b856) LS located at
1727 Wec;tdtlf Dnve tn Newport
Beach •
The Launch Pad LS opening its
newC"sl exh1b1t this Saturddy,
"Ldsers, Light and Illusions,"
where people of d.LI ages Cd.fl
expenment, hunds-on. Wlth ldsers
rind cltscover the SC1ence and a.rt
behmd illusions.
The> exhtb1l includes fun stab.ans
thdl bn.ng to ltfC' lasers, ughl dl1d
11lus1ons. c1n anamorphic sculpture
ciJ1 t>xh1hit, and a l.!ve ldSer
demonslrcillOn
In oddttion lo the more than 60
interactive exhibits dl the Launch
Pad, therC' will now be a Compul-
~nzed Morphing Stauon where
vou can dlstort your fedtures or
transform your 1mciges mto that of
an arumal or cll1other person. and
a "Guess the Effect" exlub1l
where you can discover how the
speoal effects were created m
some of your favorite movies.
There will also be a laser writer, a
lq:;er communicator, a walk-t.n, 8-
. foot kale1do<;eope. an dJlb-graVlty
· mirror, a S<'C'-through bnck and
. reversed mdsks.
The La1mch Pcid ts located on
. the third level or Crystal Court in
Costa ME>sa. Adm1ss1on is $5 for
chl.ldren <1.ges 3 to 12; free for·
eduJts ages 1 '.'l cmd over when
accomµanymq c1 child. The cost
for adults enlennCJ d.lone \S $5.
Allied Lighting ts hc1ving d
store-W1de spnng sale \Vlth mer-
chancbse markC'd up to 70% off U
you hke ny-;tdl <;"handeuers, they
arC' mMkecl dovm, as much as
58'" .. off Allied Lighting is located
at 222 Vic1ona St , m Costd Mesa
The School Shop seUs educa-
llonal mdtC'nals pnmanJy to teach-
ers dnd parent<; Owner Ka.rolyn
Montano says 'ihe'U be retinng
i;hortl y and will be putting the
School Shop up for sd.le.
lf you or a friend are interested
in purchc1sin9 this profitable busi-
ness, plec1'>e contact Montano dur-
ing normal business hours. The
School Shop (557-7750) is located
at 2980 McClmtock Way #F, in
· Costd Mesa. ..
. • BEST BUYS appears Thursdays and
Saturdays If you know of a good buy,
call me at ~1224, fax me at 646-4170,
or wrtte to me: Best Buys, Daily Pilot. 330.
W Biiy St, Costa Mesa, 92627
Ruth Segerstrom, at age 8, ln
home state of Indiana.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
SANTA .ANA -About 140
people filled the wooden pews
and spilled into the lobby of a tiny
stone church Wednesday to
remember Ruth Segerstrom, the
matriarch of the family that
turned its bean fields into South
Coast Plaza.
Segerstrom, a Lidb Isle resi-
dent, died Friday at the age of 99. -
She became a managing part-
ner in C .J. Segerstrom & Sons
after her husbana's 1963 death
with her son, Henry Segerstrom
and her nephew, Harry
Segerstrom. Together they devel-
oped the family's Costa Mesa
land into the renown mall, the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center and other local landmarks. _
She dedicated much of her life
to community service with the
Assistance League of Santa Ana,
the Bowers Musewn of Cultural
Art and the Ebell Society of Santa
Anil. Her family's donations to the
arts resulted in a hall named for
them at the Orange County Per-
fonning Arts Center and a room
named for her at the Bowers
Museum.
Wednesday afternoon's
crowd, tastefully clad in dark
suits and dresses, sat shoulder-
to-shoulder in the narrow Waver-
ley Church in Santa Ana. Bits of As a Red Cross captain, Ruth, sunlight filtered through the lilac
(right) was in charge of 300 stained-glass windows into the
Red C~oss volunteers. H ere dimly lit church. _ · ·
she's pictured at the U.S. The eulogy, written by her
Anny Air Force Fighter Base"'-family and delivered by·the Rev.
in Santa Ana 1n 1943. · Don Smith, praised her tolerance
Gunman robs gas station clerk
COSTA MESA -An armed
gunman made off with $500
cash after robbmg a Fauview
Road gas station Wednesday
morrung. authoribes said.
The man wdlked into the
Mobile station in the 34'l0 block
a round 9:05 a.m ., pulled d
handgun on a femaJe clerk, and
demanded money, said Costd
Mesa police Officer Sam Zuors-ki. .
The man ordered tlw cle rk to
stand in the' comer wJule he
took cash from two registers,
Zuorski said. Witnesses couldn't
say in which direction the rob-
ber' fled, Zuorski said.
Bodyboarding contest
organizer plans appeal
The Newport Bectch Recre-
ation Department has nix.rd a I
plan for a bodyboarding contest
at the Wedge.
But Huntington Beach residPnl
Scott Sailers, the plan's credtor,
sa_ys h.iS plan is far from washed
up. He has said he plans to appeal
the decision to the City Council
March 24.
Homeowners n ear the famed
surfing spot voted not to support
the proposal, prompting city offi-
cials to deny Sailers' permit appli-
The robber is described as a
black man between the ages of
22 and 27, stancting about 5 feet
4 inches tall, with a stocky
build. He was wearing a tan or
lJght brown bandanna across
the lower part of his face, black
pants, d blue plaid long-sleeve
shirt, and a tan or beige base-
ball cap, Zuorski saia.
No one was hurt in the rob-
bery, ·but paramedics later
a tte nded to the 'clerk, who was
hyperventilating after the con-
frontation, said Costa Mesa
police Sgt. George Yezbick.
-Christopher Gotfard
cation. The idea had garnered
support from all city departments,
recreation manager David
McConnell said.
Firefighters continue
overtime schedule
. Newport Beach firefighters
wilf continue using department
me mbers on overtime -rather
than designated vacation relief
crews -to fill gaps left when
workers lake vacations.
Every year, the department
reviews its m ethod of filling
those gaps to make sure paying
and love for her relatives, friends
and community. ·
"She used to say, ·r am a wil·
low that can bend with the wind,
not an oak that could break.'•
said Smith, a pastor at First Pres-
byterian Church, the Santa Ana
church Henry Segerstrom
attends. "Ruth Segerstrom's life
was God's gilt to us.':
A singer and piano player ren-
dered subdued versions of •1 Did
rt My Way• and "Amazing
Grace• during the JO-minute ser·
vice.
Most of those in the chwcb
tiled out into the sunny, 80-
degree weather and followed a
hearse and three black Cadillac
limousine$ to ,Segerstrom's
graveside. There her casket, cov-
ered with a gigantic bouquet of
pink tulips, was laid in the
grounds of Fairhaven Memorial
Pa.rk.
"She taught us about making
our lives count,• Smith said.
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Henry and Rene Segentrom, cenfer, arrive at seMcel Wednesday for Henry's mother, Ruth, who.
died Friday at the age of 99-. Mrs. Segerstro~ was a dedicated Orange County philanthropist .
Local cable company to channel
·dollations to area high schools
By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot .
COSTA MESA -Local cable
television customers will "be asked
to pay a little bit more than· their
bill when Continental Cablevi-
s ion te ams up with two high
·schools' foundations in a fund-
raising effort. , .
After meeting with Newport-
Mesa trustees Jim Ferryman and
Wendy Leece last week, Del J.
Heintz, gene rcil manager of Cort-
tinental Cablevision, agreed to
cityside
overtime is still more cost-effec-
tive than using relief crews. Fire
and Marine Cluef Tim Riley's
report to the C ity Council esti-
mated that staying with the cur-
rent system will save $146,841 m
1996-97.
Come view a com et at
Orange Coast College
Orange Coast College's
Astronomy Department will o[(er
local residents two opportunities
lo view Comet HaJe-Bopp, which
is currently flying by Earth on its
way toward the sun.
help the Costa Mesa and Estancia
high schools' foundations raise
money.
The company will include
information about the school
foundations in its monthly bills
later this year, and give its 25,000
customers the option to send in
donations for the schools along
with their cable payments.
"We've done a lot of this in oth-
er locations across the country,"
Heintz said. "This formal does
work."
Using the same methods, the
Students from OCC's astrono-
my lab classes will set up 15 tele-
scopes on the campus softball
field for public viewmg from 3 to
5 a.m . Fr.iday and from 6:30 to 9
p.m. on March 21.
OCC's softball field is located
next to LeBard Stadium, just off
the college's Adams Avenue
parking lot. For more information ,
call 432-5725.
Evangelical event at
Calvary Chapel
Christian Leadership Week
presents the High School Evan-
-:"
company helped a United Wqy in
Northern Cfilif omia have its most
successful fund-rais.ing season by
using the same methods .
ln addition to adding donations
to their bills, cable subscribers
will have the opportunity to
donate during a telethon for 'the
schools that Cablevision plans lo
hold on C han.rlel 3 during a J une
weekend.
The cable company has mdde
donations in the past for comput-
er equipment to Victoria Elemen-
tary School.
gellcdl Event, •Future Fest,· at
6:30 p .m Friday at Calvary
Chapel. 3800 S. Fairview Road,
Santa Ana
Miles McPherson, former
defensive back for the San Diego
Chargers. will speak at the event.
McPherson h as devoted his life to
reaching teens and currently has
a natienal ministry called "Miles
Ahe~d."
The evening includes three
bands, a vocalJst and hamburgers
provided by In and Out Burger
before 8 p.m.
Tickets are $2. For more infor-
mation, call 645-4450.
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TEMPERATURES foot swell will come
Newport Beach from the west. Most·
74151 ly sunny skies will
Balboa accompany the day's
74151 warm weather.
Costa Mesa
78149 TIOES
Corona det ~ar TODAY
73151 First low
12:37 am. 1.4
SURF FORECAST First high •
LOCATION SIZE 6:45 a.m 5.8
Wedge 1-3 w Second tow
Newport 1-2 w 1:36 p.m. -b.9
Blac.kles 2-3w Second high
Riv'r Jetty 2-3w 7:55 p.m. 4.5
CdM 1-2 w SATUN>AY
First low
A dominant north-
west swell is blend-. lrth a petite ·and
SU issive southwest
swell this morning.
And thanks to the
rather breathless
wind ~uallty. glauy
condl1 ons contribute ·
to favorable, but no1
awe-Inspiring, condl-
tlons. Expect waves
in our area to reach
somewhere between
knee-and waist-high.
And the-flkelihood of
walst-hlg'h wrf
d~nds on how well
COSTAM£SA
• Del ~ Avenue: $200 glasses, a checkbook, hat and tape
were stolen from a car In the 100 blodc. A window was
smashed .
• West 1tth StrMt: S65 In cash and two credit cards were
stolen from a locker at a fitness center In the 500 blodc. There
was no sign of forced entry.
• Adems Avenue: A cellular phone and compact disc player
valued at $510 were stolen from a truck In the 1300 block. A
window was broken.
• Vkton. Ser.et: A SSOO compact disc player was stolen from a car In the 300 block. A rear passenger window was broken.
NEWPORT IRAOt
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Newport Belldl and Costa MHa, Utt and variable
1:27 am. 0.8
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of the tide$. A system
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stolen from a residence with a crank-out bathroom window
open In the 3600 block. The screen co..,.lng ~ window was
cut open.
• SNpv_,. Wey: several tools from foor toolbo>ees were stolen
from a m.tlntenance shipyard In the 100 block. The toolboxes
}N!f• all prf9d open and tM front door dud bott lock was ~i.d off.
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the 900 block. A IMng room wtndow was Dried optn.
• Wiit ..._ 8oul1'V .... $400 worth of hand took W9f9
stolen frem •storage stMd adfac-nt to the Yic.tlrn'S residenCe In tN 1700 blodt. A wtndow on the ~ was twncMld.
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Medical system is· enough to mak . ) you sick
I t JS not too early to begin plan-
ning how to beat the system. It
doesn't much matter what sys-
tem it is, you are, sooner o'r later,
going to become enwrapped in its
tentacles. You will have to beat it
or it will squeeze you and squeeze
you and twn you to mush.
0 N-T H E C O A 5· T barely go to feet in a walker sup-gues~. had cut back stat!. Aides
posed to visit a doctor's office? and orderlies who should have
Perhaps worse, Katy can't even been canng for patients, were
get a real nurse to come when she doubling as wcUters in the d.uung
needs help. Apparently, there is a room Registered nurses had been
noA-registered "nurse" in charge phased out .
of a couple of orderlies on each nus was no charity ward. nus
shift. But good luck if you have a was not t?vcn clll HMO nus was
problem. one of the best convalescent hos-Take our medical system-
pleasel My wife and I have just
had a first-hand glimpse at this
nighttnare, and it is downright
frightening.
Katy did the other night. S.he pitals m the county. My mother-in·
needed help desperately. She law hps awesome 11l.Surance that
Sunday, we went down to San
Diego to visit be.t mother, who just
had a hip replaced. That is a pret-
ty heavy procedure for anybody,
let alone a lady who will tum 85 in
June.
But she came through the
Monday morning surgery just -
fine. That evening, she was able
to have a reasonably coherent
conversation with my wife and
with our daughters, who checked
in with gramma from Denver and
San Francisco,
Katy ~an to bounce back
swiftly and strongly. She even
laughed -sort of -about the
horrifying moment when a hospi-
tal orderly dropped her as he was
lifting her out or bed.
X-rays showed·no real damage
from that, but we wonder if she
will .be able to survive life in a
convalescent hospital.
Here's an 84-year-old woman
who has uncjel'gone massive
surgery; she is sliced open and hef
muscle structure is cut, -literally, to
the oone. Various skeletal parts
are sawed through and removed,
and an d.rtificial replacement joint ~
is mstalled. It is secured with
screws and nuts and bolts and
wires. Her muscles are sewed
fred
1.11artin
back together and the long slit in
.her body is ~efully stitched
closed,
For three days, she is under
constant watch by doctors and
registered nurses. Nutrients are
dripped into her shocked, abused
system; there is medicine to con-
trol the severe pain in a small
body that has been pushed and
shoved and sawed on and sliced
and stitched.
Then, barn., she's outta there,
carted off to a convalescent hospi-
tal. In real tem)S, it is only. a few
minutes from the medical center.
In a patient's perception, it is like
being lostin space.
Gone are visits from any kind
of doctor. Certainly not her ortl1o-
pedic surgeon or regular doctor,
who do not visit convalescent hos-
pitals. Not even from a doctor who
does, and said he'd be there Sat-
urday to look in on her. He did -
three days later.
The surgeon called and said
he'd scheduled an office visit for
her Thllrsctay __:. today. Wonderful,
but just how is a woman who can
pushed the call button again and covers evcrytlung. And if it takes
again, but nobody came. Finally, more than thdt, she has the funds
after 55 minutes a smiling ord~!Y to pay for whdtever is needed.
poked his head in and asked if But none of 1l does any good.
she'd like a cold drink. Can you unagme people wt>.o are
My usually soft-spoken mother-not that blessed, and who have to
in-law said no, she didn't, that she go to one of the really bad conva-
had a much more serious problem~ lesceot hospitals?
that she had been pushing the call Bu hat is how the. system
button for 55 minutes and where works these days, and nothing
the hell was everybody? seems r6 be afoot that will
Well, it seems the orderly had improve lhe pdtient'~ lot even a
been at dinner, and no, there was-wtut.
n't anybody to cover·for him. · U I ever have to go to one of
There was a nurse's aide, but She those pldces, I plan to declme. I
was in another wing. Katy will adopt Eskimo ways and have
demanded to see her. myself put'mto a kaydk cllld
She asked, who was in charge shoved off mto tbe wtld to dedl
here, anyway? The shift nur5e, with ice noes and polar bears.
Miss Whatever, the aide replied. I thmk 1 wtll hdve rt better
"Well, I want to talk to her," Katy chance
said.
"Why?" the aide wanted to
know, "What you gonna say to
her?"
After haranguing back and
forth, Uie shift nurse was sum-
moned. Katy asked how come she
had been pushing the panic but-
ton for 55 minutes and nobody
came?
"We don't pay much attention
to those," the nurse replied.
"They go on all the time, but
there are only three of us for the
80 beds ..•
Management, as you might
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Rohrabacher pushes for
a private postal system
By Olristopher Goff ard, Dato/ Piiot
The sanity-blighting awful-
ness of post-office work is a
notion so widely
held that ow-lan-
guage now has a
catch-all phrase
for any disgrun-
tled worker who
gropes for a
high-pow.e rect
rifle: •Going postal... Rohrabacher
Congressman
'Dana Rohrabacher wants to
change that image by revampmg
the post office itsell. in a recent
op-ed piece in the Wall Street
Jownal, he argued the answer IS
to give the postal system to its
employees.
NMy theory IS if we mcike the
postal employees the owners of
all of this vast·empire or ld11d and
equipment and vetudes. their
attitude would · change
overnight," he said
Rohrabacher is co-sponsoring
a bill that would do 1ust that
The bill should be iiitroctuced
m Congress Within the next two
months, Rohrabacher said.
Rohrabacher said a pnvatized
post office will permit postal
workers to "GQntrol their des-
bnies," l>ut h~ is-expecting a
ferocious fight from the Postal
Uruon.
FaCJng what he called "the
obstacle of having organized
opponents m each and every one
of the congressional distric:tS
aroun~ the United States," his
attitude seemed to be .one of
muted opll.m1Sm1
.-1 tlunk it'll be tough to get it
through, but it's posslble," he
sdid .
The bill would make the
postal seMce the world's largest
employee-owned company. with
nearly 900,000 workers,
Rohrabacher said.
"The post office employees
are getting a burn rap," he said.
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or as not bemg diligent. And the
fact 1s the problem is not the
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:The Alaska Eagle soars through straight what's afloat
~ EDITOR'S NOTE: After sathng to
Antarctica, Brad Avery flew home
from South America the last week of
February. He was only here two days
before taking off to skipper Orange
toast College's AJaska Eagle around
New Zealand's South Island.
this 1s his ftrst dispatch from the New
Zealand trip
By Brad·Avery
A laska Eagle rounded
Cape Fdfewell Feb 28,
on the lust leg of ber sail
training c1rcumnavigallon of
New Zealand's South Island. On·
board is a crew of six Americans
~nd hve New Zealanders, all
good sailors with previous elt'pe-
nence aboMd Alaska eagle.
After departing Wellington
and explonnq Marlborough
5oundffasman Bay area, we
waited for a storm front to pass,
then worked our way around
Farewell agatnsl the wind and
current ,NO\" (March 1) we are
'icl tltng down the South Island's 9
by Deedreea Rich, 0.0.S.
NO MORE FEARS
Remt'mber how cem~·ing .i viSIC
10 the den<i't could be when vou
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l'hl' \X111Spcr k1 ts -an .1licrruuve to
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de~.1~ .it .i \$.'f"\ e.irlr stJgt: comcning
l11:1hh; cofllh \ltu<ture and 'paring pro-
pll of all agn from mor: cmtly and
n1cn\1vc trcaunc.:111 111 the future. With·
••lll whint: or '1br.1uon. It JllmH us co
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If yo141re inter~ced rn learning more
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-We my informed .1bou1 che laresc tech·
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I~ nn prevem ion C.ill us ar 640-5680 to
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west coast, 220 miles from Mil-1
ford Sound p.nd the Fjordla.nd
area.
Following is a description of
our departure from Wellington
and our sail across Cook
Straight, which divides New
Zealand's North and South
islands. ..
ACROSS THE COOK STRAIGHT
The Kiwis in the crew took
great d elight in mtroducing us
Yanks to the Cook Straig~t
After three days of provision-
tng, cleaning ahd paying off a
multitude of tradesmen , we
backed out of our slip at
Wellington's Chatters Marina
We put up Alaska Eagle's.
brand-new mainsail under the
lee of the shipping terminal.
The northwest breeze was
blowing 25 knots. It was Satur-
. day and there. were two dozen
yachts careening around the
harbor.
As"we put in two reefs, we
qoticed that the locals were
sailing with full mainsails. Soon
we were careening down the
harbor ourselves. No one had
put on foul weather gear and
within minutes sheets of spray
came flying across the deck,
soaking everyone.
The wind built to 30 knots as
we approached Point Dorset.
John Hollings, our Kiwi guide
and na~gator, then said: "It
will blow a little harder (pro-
nounced Nhaada") when we're
out the harbor •
By the tune we put in the
I
thlid reef, it was blowing 40
knots. Wellington's south COJlSt
was a mass of whitecaps and
spray Above us, a twin-·
I
engined commuter plane wob-
bled across on its approach to
Wellington's airport. ·
We set the staysail, which
the wind whipped hallway up
the headstay. Then John shout-
ed above the din: "You know, .
it'll blow haada in the
Straight.· We dropped the stay-
sail.
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Alaska Eagle was thrashed
along, sticking her bow right
into it, regularly lifting three
feet of water over the pulpit
and down the decks. Spray
turned to spume as it bounced
off the mainsail and swirled in
the air. Barefoot witb hair i:nat-
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year-old son Andrew beamed:
"Isn't this a lovely sail! "
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Costa · Mesa drops plan· to levy tax
to pay ·r or Shalimar Drive cleanup
• City. Council opts to
continue prodding property
owners to make voluntary
alley improvements.
By Darcy Berry, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -After months
of threatening to establish an
assessment district that . would
force property owners to finance
the cleanup of Shalimar Drive, the
city voted Monday to givft up the
effort for good.
U implemented, the assessment
district would have financed
improvements to the area with
municipal bonds and reimbursed
the city by imposing a $3.3 million
tax on property owners.
Councilman Joe Erickson said
the passage of Proposition 2}8 last
year requires the city to obtain
approvals o1 a majority of property
owners to create the assessment
district, making it a thing of the
past.
•we're not going to rely on that'
to make the
by five alleys. Improvements to
two of those alleys are finished,
with the third alley on Wallace
Avenue near completion. The
council agreed to leave renova-
tions to the
alleys livable,:
be said. •Tue
bigger picture 1n
my mind is that
we are still
working to cl&n
-up the alleys,
uwe've made a lot
of progress . . . u
remaining two
problem areas,
located on the
north and south sides~ of Shali-
mar Drive, in the
hands of the
owners. Howev-
-COUNCLMAN
JOE ERICKSON . but we are doing. •
it in a different
way." ·
Erickson said the majority of
property owners have either made
the improvements themselves or
given the city money to upgrade
the run-down area.
•we've made a lot of progress
with the private individuals and
'are grateful for their help," he
said.
Shalimar· Drive is sunoundea
e r, if owners do
.... not make
progress within 60 days, the coun-
cil is ready to take action.
A number of ban.ks and savings
and loans along Shalimar Drive
have refused to clean up the area,
Erickson said. U they do not ?tep
up, they will see the city in court,
·he said .' . .
•1t•s unfortunate that we
(might) have to go to litigation, but
Early Years · ·oys Befort
,
our resolve has always been to
clean up the neighborhood,• he
sa.id. "llthat means going to court,
we'll do that.• ·
U individual property owners
balk at making imprc;>Vements, the
city could pursue public nuisance
abatement procedures, which
could lead to fmes. However,
Enckson said he lS happy with the
effort those owners nave made,
and doesn't think it will come to
that. ·
Paul Purtell, the owner of a
four-unit building along Shalimar
Drive, said he 1s pleased with the
chdnges that have been made to
the area, but not with the way it's
been handled by the city.
"The unprovements in part can
be attributed to the city's prod-
ding," said Purtell. "Still, all in all,
their effect \.-vould have been
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ARSENAL.·
~ONTINUED FROM A 1
gets there,~ he said.
"Even before (the North Hol-
lywood shootout}, probably hve
years ago, we
trained guy with a rifle can end
the threat very quickly. Even a
SWAT guy without a rifle would
have been pretty much power-
less.•
But Hugh Tate. training man-
ager at the Costa Mesa police
department, cautioned agamst
the notion of rifles being the
-ultimate solu-
started putting a
semiautomallc
rifle in the two
sergeants' cars
in anticipation
of this kind of
incident."
u One trained guy
with a rifle can
end the threai
very quickly ... "
bon.
"Sometimes
training in ta.c-ues will get you
a lot farther
than using big
. guris," he said.
'"I just don't Though police "
are still studying
the North Holly·
-SGT. KEN COWELL want people to
thlnk that
because a cop
'shows up with a
wood shootout.
and some of its
details remain sketchy, local
experts disagreed on the impor-
tance of rifles to defuse such d
crisis.
nfle, things are going to be
OK."
"(The robbers} clearly had
the upper hand until some
police ofbcers got ahold of some
rifles, .. , Cowell said, noting that
close-range pollce handguns
and shotguns could not pierce
the robbers' body armor. "One
Police face special chal-
lenges m an urban war zone,
Tate said
"We're not soldiers,• he said
"It's our JOb to protect the publ.Jc
and make an effective arrest
We're' not going to go in there
and bazooka the joint and wor-
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financial planning. A 20..mmuie presentation will be followed by a Q & A
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Wtdntslia)'. March 11, 1997
PLACE: Merrill Lynch
650 Town Center Drive, Suile 500
CoslaMesa
For more infonnauon and rescrvauons,"please conlact: Lance Jenck!>,
Assistant Vice President and Senior Fmanoal Coosult2nt. at 714'429-2805
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TODAY
BRAOGATES
Thf' Bussnf'Ss Development
j'U\.CICtotJon <Jt Orange County
~ff!rt. o lunch~on WJth gu~l
~ak"1 Sh"ntf Brad Galel. who
will di'>rui.s the growth and
elrJ>dllSl'>n of h~ focilitJPS at 11 30
p m o t thf• Wyndham Garden
rfotf'l ·nscJ AHmue of the AIU.
C<1~to '.1Pso co,t 1.1 S40 .For
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'HEALTHY BOUNDARIES
< Jronq1· r c,o'>I Cc..1Uegf" otters o
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CJ< ( , JJ1·-Lntr. r.el1tf'r For morF-
111flJrmat1rin C•JiJ 432-5162
SMART INVESTI NG
Tht• ,, •• .., p<1r1 8t·od. ( ~ntrol
wt>ron· 'Jtfl•T\ " frC:E: pmqrom r..1r
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a litUe · disciplin lo save and
invest For more infonnabOO, call
717-3801.
8USIH£.SS SHOW
JBA lntemabonctl presents its
1997 BUSUless Show called ·sw-
VJval of the Qwckest• from 8 30
o m to .f p m at the Hyatt New-
porter. 1107 Jamboree Road,
!'-lewport Beach The event uses
ctn e<luc.abonaJ and enterta.uung
format to reveal how 50ftware can '
bE"-used o.i. a man.ogement tool for
orgamzabonal change. long-term
survlVaJ dlld surcess For more
snlormauon, c.a.ll 180<'Jf887-4640
ESTATE PlANNING
Thf-.ow otfic<:S of L1so C1anoo
<1ffE:r a tr'* \\ ork3hop on ·Do l
'°'~ fal.dtf: Pt.:s.ruung< Protect.\rlg
\<Jur ~~ts Th.rough Wills and
Trusts ot 6 30 .p m dt 881 Dove(
Dmf:: SU.It£: 3(JfJ, Z'e·""-port Beach ~~r. ol.l<Jn .. are r~ed dl 574-
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Oror.qE: r:cxut ( <.1llE:<Jf:: offers d
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~·lo th r <1nl1dent from 5 '30 t<J
7 '$f) pm •<Jdo:-~1atch n cind 20
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From Concept to ln~tallation
Proud .\1cmhcr 111 the '\c-wpon Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce
is a place where weekends .
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m«e wormation.. call 432-5162.
IAU.OTIOX
The Orange County Federa-
bon Of Republlcan Women's next
meeting will focus on •ICW.ntain-
mg the lnteqrity or the 8al1ot Bo~·
at 10 am at the Costa Mesa
Country Oub. 1701 Goll Course
Dnve C05t for lunch ts $15 For
more mfonnanon, call 830·8517
SCHOOL PlAY ,
Andersen Elementary students
present •You've Got a Fneod ln
Me.· d new mUS1cal comedy, at 5
and 8 p m. at Corona del Mar
High School's Little Theater, 2101
EaStbluff Newport Beach Tickets
die S5 and are available at the
Andersen School Office or by call-
mg 721-0366
BUS CONVENTION
The Orang£: Count\• fillI-
grounds is holdmg the Fourth
Jnternollondl Bus Com·ers1ons
Com enllon d conveouon focused
OD coDV rt1n9 4 bus int6 a bom ,
ltom noon to 8 p .m. at 88 Fair Dn-
ve, Costa MPS4 Along wtth a cbs-
play of RV-buses and other attrac-
tlons. the oonventwn has more
than 100 booths offering appro-
pnate bus wares tor sale. Admis·
swn lS S5 for adults and free for
those age 16 and under. PartiO-
J>dJlls who attend the how-t.o-do-u
sermnan. con\•erters' contests
d.Od soa.a1 aff curs pay .$25 For
mo1& i.ntonnation. call (562) 492-
9394
RUMMAGE SAU
The Fust Urut~d Metl;lodist
Church lS having a rummage sale
from 9 d m to 4 pm. at 420 W
19th St . Costa Me,a Proceeds
will aid the-Uruted Methodist
Women s OrqanizalJon mission
projects For more t.nform~llon
.Cd}J 548-7727 -
CULTURE CELEBRATION
The SoroptimJ.sl lntemabono.J
of Newport Harbor and Guls Jnc
pr~ d charter pdl"t}' of the • S
Club of C o .. ta ~1eso H1g h School
callee ~A Celebration of Cul-
tun~s from 3 to 5 p m at CMHS
2650 Fa.uview Road Costi:t :-..fesa
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The club bnngs young women
together to 1eam to be avic lead-
ers, plan and conduct service foT
their commuruty and to build a
support network between peers
and business women m the com-
munity. To RSVP. call 361-2994.
identification. For mOTe infOl'llld·
tion. call 66&-614 2. .
COMET VIEWING
Orange Coast College s
Astronomy Department offeri.
local reSl.dents an opporturuty to
view Comet Hale-Bopp, which 1$
MtDOlf EAST TAU< currently flymg by Ed.rth on its
The Sou.them Cabforma Col-way toward the sun, from 3 to 5
l~e Middle ~ Studles Center a .m on OCC's softball held .. Stu·
and Evangelicals for Middle Ea.st dents from occs astrooomy lab
Understanding presents a two-classes will set up 15 tetescopes
clay conference about human on the field for pubbc. \1eWU19
rights the sWVlval of Mlddle.1 The softball field is located next to
Eastern Chn.stta.n.lty and the rise LeBard Stadmm., J~ off the col-
of Islamic Fun<tlmentahsm and lege's Adams Parking Lot. For
Lts unpact on Midci.le East chwch-mort! informallon, call 432-5725
es at noon 1t the Newport Mesa __.__
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5·52 0-ob puts pedal to the metal f pr fundralsing
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S terhng BMW bn Newport's
Mariner's Mlle will be open
lat~ tonight for Hoag Hospi-
tal as the "Sterhng Soiree• wel-
comes Hoag's 552 Club mem-
bers and guests for a little party
m their honor.
James Callouette and the
orthopedic medical staff at Hoag
are teaming up with the folks at
Sterling BMW to show off the
new location of the popular car
dealership and raise some mon-
ey for the "ortho fund" at Hoag.
The fund is dedicated to
"n:?search, training and haaling
opporturuty to advance the edu-
cation of Hoog health care pro-
fe11slonals and support staff in
the use of the new technology
and provide for research studies
relating to orthopedic surgery,•
sdld ljoag spokeswoman
Anjanette Gao
As the band 1s bopping and
the fo,od 1s being served, and
models are showrng off the
spring collection of St. John·
fashions. some lucky door pnze
ticket holder will be going home
in a new • Jpmes Bond• BMW
Z3 Roadster. For last minute
reservdtions to I loag's event at
Sterling, call Gan at 574-6971,
and maybe you'll be driving
home the Z3.
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Newport's unstoppable Pe ggy
Goldwater Clay, Orange Coun-
ty's protocol ambassador, hosted
a lovely Sunday afternoon recep-
tion for one of her pet charities,
UCl's Brain Imaging Center. Part
of UCI's College of Medicine, it is
a major research center in the
area of brain-related malfunc-
tions that lead to epilepsy,
autism, Alzheimer's and schizo-
phrenia. The center utilizes new
technology know a s Positron
Emission Tomography to scan
brain fw:ictions.
The results have been nothing
short of miraculous in recent
years, and hope is running very
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high at the center for tremendous
progress to come.
Major donors in the communi-
ty lunched with Dr. Joseph Wu,
Dr. Wllllam Bunney, Dr. Steven
Potkln, and Dr. Ahmad NaJafi,
all of UCI, at the home of Margie
and Aram Keith to ·celebrate the
10th anniversary of the university
fellows association. Chaired by-
Margte Keith and Dee Harvey, ·
locals in the crowd included the
charming Anita Ziebe, Belcourt
resident and founding member of
the center, Sandra Brodie. Glo-
ria Osbrtnk, Wa\}y and Jerry
Schroeder, Cartnellta Moffat and
Gay Wassail.
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Sunday brunch at the Center
Club, Costa Mesa, hosted the
ladies and gents of the guilds of
Children's Hosp\tal of Orange
County. The annual brunch was
a pre-event wann up for the
upcoming ..'35th ann\)al All GwJds
Fashion Show Benefit on March
21 and 22.
Tius year's theme is •Splendor
of the South," and general chair
of the affair, Pat Calderone, is
doing everything but bnng Rhett
and Scarlett back to We. Patron
chairs Sylvia Burnett and Bever-
ly·Singer were on hand.at the
Sunday champdgne brunch to
welcome fellow board members
Susan Carter, Jean Hamann,
Christina Hughes, Frances Staw-
icki, Helen Wardne r, Dana
Davis, and U z C lem.
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The Fastuonables, Newport's
support group for Chapmcin Uni-
versity, had a bit of lunc11 at Hans
Prager's RJl.z ldst week and hand-
ed Chapman president James
Doti a check for $65,000 The
funds were the final tally on the
chic "Chnstmas At The Ritz•
thrown annually by the Fastuon-
ables on behalf of Cba~an dur-
ing the holiday season '1ary Lou
Hornsby, president of the organi-
zation, was delighted to turn over
the impressive check to Doti
before'ii capadty luncheon crowd
of some 7l> prominent ladies
gathered in the Vintage Room ·
Hans Prager in tum congratulat·
ed Hornsby with the glft al a su-
ver champagne bucket complete
with chilled bottle.
TIJe holiday gathenng last
December attracted a record 400
guests filling the enb.re Ritz. Co·
chaired by the eleganlduo Dort
de Krull and Dardi Dunlap, the
event was the pctrty of the sedson
• B.W. COOK'S column runs Thursday
and Saturday ·
J oining the festivities with the
Fashionables at The Ritz were
(seated, from left) Joan Riacb,
Dawn Washer, and (standing)
Mary Ann Wells.
Specialty Day Lilits ~ ... -.A ll\l'h.a.le Direct from Lond on !
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• Pink Parfait ·
•Shell Pink
• Grttn Apple
• Hot-Lips & asst others
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Cl)ildren's Bookshoppe
8S4-8288 Friday, March 21•4 p .. m.
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LA s ·T
HOAG BEAT
IN THE
AGAINST
Author /IDus:trator
He will be introducing his new book
'WATCH OUT! BIG BRO'S COMING·
A book ab6\Jt how our imaqinations get
a hold of our fears and blow thim
complete!~ out of proportion.
SPECIAL READING & DRAWING @ 4 PM SHARP!
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CANCER .
so DID THEIR PATIENTS . I
Cancer patients
face a number of dif f i -
cult obstacles.
Thankfully, finding a
world-class cancer
treatment facility
here in Orange County
isn't one of them .
Hoag • Cancer Center sur-
vival rates for cancer
patients are bett er
than th~ national
Iii HOAG
NATIO NAL
Cancer Center the be st
cancer treatment
facility in Orange
County and includes
it among the top 100
nationwide.
Hoag treats not
only the patient, but
the whole family,
tackling the d i fficult
problems that
accompany cancer.
average for every
major type of cancer.
HOAG CANCER CENTER SURVIVAL RATES And, Hoag accepts
nearly every health FOR CANCER PATIENTS ARE BETTER THAN THE NATIONAL
• AVERAGE FOR EVERY MAJOR TYPE OF CANCER-
In fact, Hoag Can~er Center is t he
largest provider of radiation and cancer
treatment in Orange County. And it also
HOAG CANCER CENTER MEDICAL
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!CENTER> SHARES A MOMENT WITH
CANCER SURVIVORS KRIS 0 NEIL,
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participates in
numerous clinical
trials, enabling
patients to access
promising new
treatments. .
Coping magazine ·
has name d Hoag
plan, whether it'..s traditional, PPO,
or HMO.
Hoag Cancer Center is ready to give
patients the newest and most aggressive
cancer treatments available. For more
i nformation, call
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Fo.Od helps I Love S~hi live up to its name '
By Nancy Cheever, Daily Pilot an enthusiastic nod for all three.
All the rusb.l my brother pd I
tried on a recent FridaY""night
Sushi is one of those foods were some of the be.st we've ever
you either love ·or you hate. sampled. And the portions were
Most people have a definite good, with the two pieces of fish
opinion about the stuff, and on the sushi items hanging over
those who love it are usually the ends of the rice.
hooked for life. Our sushi chef (Hide) was
There's ·a sub-culture of sushi entertaining and his hands were
eater!>f and if you can manage to so clean they looked like they'd
become a regular at your neigh-been washed a million times: a
borhood sushJ bar, do it: You 'll be good sign.
treated hke gold. Since the menu is so extensive
I Love SushJ m Costa Mesa is and the 'place is called I Love
a haven for people wlfo love Su.Shi, we deciden to-bone in on
sushi and other Japanese cui-the sushi bar and leave Ule
sme. The restaurant is a relabve· cooked food to the table diners. •
ly big and bright ptace with a We started off with tun'a sushi
tremendous men':1 . Owners Janet j an.d Spanish mackerel s~hi. The
and Wayne Chin opened the mackerel ($2.50) came with
restaurant m November 1995 ounced ginger and green onion
and say business 1s getting better on top. It was less fishy tasting
and better. than most mackerel and had a
We found out why nice texture.
The key to a great sushJ bar is. Tue salmon sushi ($3) was a
fre!>hness, clednhness and good· nice change with dried flakes of
stze portions. I Love SushJ gets tuna (bonito) on top. It was very
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fresh with a robust salmon flavor.
The yellowtail sushi ($3) was also
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The white fish sushi (choice of
halibut or snapper $2.50) is a
good choice for those skirmish
types who don't really like raw
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eat il. ·it tastes like.nothing," my
brother said.
The tuna sushl ($2.50) was
fresh but a little fishier than what
I'm used to. It might have pi?ce<f
up some flavor from the fish next
to it 'in the chilled case.
The octopus sushi ($2.50} was
·very nice" accordin9 to my
brother, who also liked the taste
of the sesame seeds on top and
the ponzu sauce that came with
it. The slices of steamed tentacle
came with yellow tofu, which
made the item very <!olorful.
We also tried a couple of hand
rolls. The salmon skin hand roll
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•we are JUSt pleased that the
Dodgers selected us," Schnie-
dermeJer said.
1\vo other Major League
Baseball teams expressed inter-
est in the ETMs alter the
Dodgers signed the deal, which
calls for ETM to be the only pur-
veyor of Dodgers tickets outside
of the team's own box office,
Schniedenneier said.
"The thing about the Dodgers
is that they are considered the
top of . the sports industry
because oC the1r management,
because of their organization,"
he said. "Other clubs look up to
them •
The 3-yedI-old entertainment ·
company f IJ'St gaj.ned notoriety
m 1995 when the rock group
Pearl Jam dropped Ticketmas-
ter, joining the much smaller
Costa Mesa company.
"That Jund of really put us on
the map,• said Schruederme1er,
an lrvlne resident.
But Schruedermeier said he
doesn't think of his company as
competing with Ticketmaster,
wtuch controls about $1 .3 billion
of the ticket mdustry's $65 billion
business.
"It's not a bout that," he said.
"There's a lot of business out
Ciet interrogated
over a salad.
Call 714·631 ·CLUE for Tickets,
The Marriott's Mystery Getaway,
Corporate P•rt~. Gift Certificates
"Mr-l*Y c.t. hat eMned a Np.Otrion
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·~1994. •om-= Company pres-ident Gene HecbrrnMI; vice
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• QAlllS 10 ~The
kiosk, • nwhine that
enables the P'll>lk tQ ~
instantly purcNse tkkets to baseban games, concerts.
zoos and th4tater produc-
' tions. + NO. Of EMPLOYEES: 25. + ~ CONTllAC1'S:
The Dodgers. Pe«f Jam, the
San Dieoo Zoo andWild
Animal f>ark. country singer
Leann Rfmes, the Los Ange-
les County Fair, USC Per-
forming Arts, Movieland
Wax Museum and Ripley's •
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there. I'm sure there's room for
both of us."
Tickebnaster spokesman Lar-
ry Solters gave only a curt •We
wish them the best of luck," and
declined further comment on the
rise of the Costa Mesa company.
The ETM machines are sur-
rounded by speakers and
equipped with a plastic dome
that keeps the noise from the
video screens to a mllii.mum.
The upper screen of the ETM
displays videos of events, while
the bottom screen provides a
touch-pad for selecting prices
and seating arrangements.
Thirty seconds after inserting
a credit or ATM card, the cus-
tomer has the tickets in hand, by
way of a slot at the bottom of the
maclune.
The company currently has
seven kiosks in operation,
including one in the company's
office in the Metro Pointe shop-
ping center and another inside
Gelson:S Mar,ket in Newport
Beach. The company has -plans
to install 20 more ETMs in
Orange and Los Angeles co.un-
ties by the end of the mo?lth.
Heckerman, the company's
president, said the videos of
events are quick and tun, which
keep people glued to the
screens. ' •
•it's very visual and ·self-pro-
moting," he said.
ETM currently-has more than
30 contracts to provide tickets
for sporting, music, theater and
community events and attrac-
tions. including the Newport
Beach Film Festival.
And though the owners
expect business to pick up after
signing the Dodgers, they aren't
Jetting their success go to their
heads.
"The Dodgers doing business
with us will open a lot of doors,
but we won't be a $100 million
company tomorrow,• Hecker-
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($3) was tasty but the portion was
a little light The seaweed wrap-
per was filled with carrot, lettuce,
sprouts. nee and hot, cooked
salmon slun with chunks of
salmon meat still attached
The sp'cy tuna hand roll ($3)
was great with medJUm spice and
lots of meaty tuna.
California rolls ($3 50) are
probably the most popular item at
any sustu bar and all pretty much
taste the same The sliced roll has·
sticky rice on the outside .a,ud a
seaweed wrapper covenng a slice
of avocado, a slice of cucumber
and cooked crab meat.
We also tned the MBO roll ($6),
deep-fried slices O[ Sedweed
wrapper with nee. fish and cream
cheese inside. A popular Item, but
we deeded it's probably better to
keep ~auy products out of the
sustu expenence
The most spectdCuldr item was
the tuna tatdkl. the fish eqwva-
lent of ftl et nugnon Seared on the
outside, the cJelicJoU'> thick slices
of raw tund topped d heap of
shredded white twmµ dnd wcts
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+ WHA~ I Love Sushi + WHERE: 2340 Harbor
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to 2:30 p.m. every day; din-
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through Thursday; 5 to 11
p.m. Friday and Saturday + HOW MUCH: Moderate (If
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and ponzu sauce
The guy nex.t to me WdS woU·
mg do\Vn a lot of the exobc stuff I
can't seem to stoma.ch, like sed
urchin furn) with a raw qua.ti egg·.
and nee wrnpped m seaweed As
he sucked down the round
delight, he Sdld 11 hdd thdt mw.ty
flavor most scotches ha\ P
My broth.er. dlso the advt>n·
turesome type tned the sweet
shnmp ($4 501. rdw shnmp tdlls
over rice and hPad'> thdt dre deep·
fned t>.ly brother sct1d the. ra\\
part Wds better lhdn tho. e served
at the placE> WP usually go
The only real disappomtment
was the fned items The fried
calamd.11 (that looked llke onion
nngs), MSO roll, deep-f!Jed ice
cream and tempura all had the
same fiavo1 that tasted like the 011
had been s1tung m the vat for
weeks Edch item we tned was-
greasy dJ1d heavy and had thal .
dwful oLI flavor. unlike the rest~
the food wtuch was fresh. hg~
and dehoous
The finishing touch was Al
sliced--ordilge. covered m pl~ f
wme. Sweet and different, lt
topped off the meal nicely.
With three sustu chefs· attend-
mg to 20 customers, we didn't,
have to Wdll too long to get our
food a.nd the waitress was also-
lnendly ·a'nd attentive.
I Love Sustu offers lunch spe-
c1clls rdngmg trom $4.50 to $8 9S
d.nd datly cooked speoals that
come with soup and nee
If ) ou col"Qi' back enough
tunes, Janet and \\'arne will give
) ou ) our own chopsllcks w1th
} our name on them that will ~
v.aitmg tor ~·ou every tune you
comem
If you ln•t> m thE:-drea and Jove
sustu. make I Love Sushi your
ne1~hborhood bar You won't bl?
dJsdppointed
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MUSIC
E.A.R. UNIT
The Califonua E.A.R. Unit, an
innovative group of musici8.J}s
based at the Cahlorrua lnsbtule
ror the Arts in Valencia, performs
m a speaal program for young
people at 11 d.m. Saturday in the
Founders Hall at the Orange
County Performin g Arts Center,
600 Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa The musical ensemble has
been known to make music with
pots and pans, plastic tubes, duck
1 calls, stethoscopes, handcuffs and
I blow dryers as weU as traditional
tnstruments: llckets cost $4 for
!>tudenls and ch1Jdren and $6 for
adults. For infom1alion. call 740-
7878.
SPANISH DANCERS .
Orange Coast College presents
Lola Montes and her Spanish
Dancers, who will perform a
pdnorama of Lanno dance, music
dnd song dl 8 p m Saturday in
OCC's Robert B f\loore Theatre.
DOI FclUVlew Road , Costd Mesa
Advdnce tJckets d.ft> $I 7, ddvance
discount llcket'> Me $15 for OCC
students, senior ntJzens and chil-
dren under 12 and llckets a t 1}le.
door dre $2 I For intorrnation, call
432-5880
CHORAL EVENSONG
Counterteno1 Alejandro Carri,
a h1ghly regarded mus1c1an with
the dnnudl Corona de! Mar
BdJ'oque Music Festival, will per-
lorm with teno1 Kent Carlson,
p1ofc•ss10nal cellist Kyle C hamp1-
cin dnd lh0 St t-.hchdel dnd AU
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Saturday; and from 1 to 4 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday afternoons
m the Town Square at liiangle
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ART
WATERCOLOR EXHIBIT
The Newport Beach Central
Library is displaying a watercolor
exhibit by C arole Callahan, "The
Luscious Garde n: N ewport's
Answer to the Marine Layer,"
through·March 31 at 1000 Avoca·
do Ave , Newport Beach. For
inlom1abon. cdll 717-3801.
PAINTINGS AND POLAROIDS
Karen Feuer-Schwager, ctn
Orang~ Count} artist, will exh1h11
two sen~c; of her work during tlw
month of f\ tare h dl Hdute Cd kc..,
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• Jack Jones. 'The Gerih-
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Jone1 wW perform at 4 ·
p.m. Sunday In the
Robeit 8. Moore Theatre
at Orange Cout College,
2701 Fatrvlew Road, Cot·
ta Mesa. Advance tickets
are $26, advance dis-
count Uckets are $23 for
OCC students, senior cit-
izens and children under
12 and Uckets at the door are $30. For Information,
call 432-5880.
Media Manipulated Polaroids as
well as paintings from an environ-
mental series. For information,
call 497-5926.
SCULPTURES
Sculptor Joan Brown will
exhibit her work at the Jewish
Community Center Art Gallery
through April 2 at 250 E. Baker
St., Costa Mesa. For information,
call 755-0340. ·
MONTAGUE DAWSON
In conjunction with the 25th
anniversary of Va..llejo Mantime
Gallery in Newport Beach, the
Newport Harbor Nautical Muse·
um will present •Montague Daw-
son -His Lile and Works•
through Sunday at 151 E. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach.
Admission is free for members, $4
for guests, and $1 for children. For
information, call 673-7863.
EXHIBmON
The Robert Mondavi Wine and
Food Center presents the.f'-'.ork of
photographer/artist Merritt A.
Vmcent, "Beyond The Sprbck~t
Holes," through April 1 at 1570
Scenic Ave., t osta Mesa . For
information, call 979-4510.
ABSTRACT ART
The q range County Museum
of Art presents Joe Goode's exhi-
bition of Post-Painterly abstract .
art through April 13 at 850 San
Clemente Drive, Newport Beach .
For Ulformation, call 759-1122.
VIDEO INSTALLATION
The Orange County Museum
of Art presents the internationally
circulated video installation work,
"The Theater of Memory," by
conteIJ}.porary artist Bill Viola at
the museum's Installation Gallery
through June 1 at 850 San
Clemente Drive, Newport Beach .
For information, call 759-1122:
"FIRST IMPRESSIONS"
"First Impressions: The Lagu-
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by the founders of the association
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The tlsewn features three NAUTICA~USEUM
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and the Grand Salon, which offers
towing exrubits. Admission Js free,.
for members, $4 for adults and $1
for children. The museum is locat-
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port Beach. For information, call
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SPECIAL
LASERS AND ILLUSIONS
Launch Pad unveils its newest
hands-on exhibition, •Lasers,
Light and illusions" beginning
Saturday in South Coast Plaza's
Crystal Court at 3333 Bear St.,
Costa Mesa. People of all ages
can experiment with lasers and
discover the science and art
behind illusions. Admission is $5
Newpt'" ~ach/Cosra Meta l)ajJy Pilot
for children ages 3-12 and free for
adults ages 13 and older when
accompanying a child. The cost
for adults entering alone is $5.
For more information, call 546-
2061.
DAY OF DESIGN
The Orange County Philhar-
monic Society La Casa Commit-
tee presents the third annual
Day of Design and Luncheon,
•Color for our Holll1:?s and Gar-
de ns," from 9:30 9.m. to 2 p .m .
Saturday ~t the Balboa Bay
Cl\tb, 1~21 W. Coast Highway.
"Richard Bullock and Richard
Cannon, two nationally kno_wn
designers, will demonstrate how
to use color to put personality in
a home. A donation of $45 will
go to the music education pro-
grams in the Orange County
schools. For reservations, call
675-7212. ....
SAFARI BRUNCH
A Safari Sunday Brunch Cruise
is available aboard the 54-foot
Emerald Forest 1iki docked in
Balboa at the Fun Zone f{om 11
a.m, to 1 p.m. every Sunday. The
cost is $25.95 per person and
$15.95 for children under 12. For
reservations, call 673-0240.
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Lisa. Nick & Joe Fodera welcome customers to Nick 's Cucina ltaJiana.
February 6t 1997
l;>INING REVIEW
By NaDC)' Cheever
It's not a mirage, it's an
Italian restaurant. Nick'
Cucina Italiana, better known
as Nick's Pi zza, has been a
Costa Mesa tradition since
1968.
Using fresh vegetables and
herbs grown organically at
the fami ly ranch in Temecula,
Nick and his son, Joe, ~crve
up some of the best-tasting
Italian di shes th is side of
Sicily.
"People come from Palm
Springs to cat my Pizza," he
aid.
Cooking with old -fa hioned
recipes passed down thr ugh
the fami ly. Nick run a light
ship with Joe as his fir t
mate.
"I sent him to Italy to gel
educated," Nick said. 'This
will be his restaurant some
day." .
They cure their own olives.
make th eir own sausage,
cook with sea saJt and use
imported pasta. Those are
just a few of the extra
touches that make Nick's
one-of-a-kind . -
And there's more than just
good food. "We use ou.r
hearts when we cook.'' Joe
say . "We cook like we are
cooking for ourselves. ' ·
P.YJ.
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' THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1997 A 11
FARMERS MARKETS
Every Thursday there is a
farmers market from 8:30 a.m. to
1 p.m. at the Orange County Fair-
grounds. The Orange County
Market Place is every S a turday
and Sunday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
in the main fairgrounds parking
lot. For information, call 723-
6616.
Sunl:lays. Advance tickets are $6
for Thursday and Sunday perfor-
mances and $7 for Friday and
Saturday shows. TickeQ; at the
door are $8-$9. For information,
call 432-5880.
Museum merger still · a work in progieSs
'CABARET • As art lovers flock to Newport Beach site, Laguna group says it may yet get court to tear up merger.
Every Saturday there is a fann..-
ers market from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m . in ~e muni<:ipal parking lot at Bay-
side Dnve a nd Margue rite
Avenue in Corona del Mar.
STAGE
'ANNIE'
The Creative Magic Youth
Theater anhe Costa Mesa Civic
Playh9use presents "Annie,• per-
formed by local teens and adults,
at 8 p.m. Friday, 3 and 8 p.m. Sat-
urday and 3 p.m. Sunday at 60'1
Hamilton St., Costa Mesa. Tickets
are $6 for children, $8 for students
and senior citizens and $10 for
adults. For more information, call
665-6136.
'HOT I BALTIMORE'
Orange Coast ~Uege pre-
sents HHot I Baltimore,• a com-
passionate and humorous play of
lost souls discarded by a society
bent on change, today through
Sunday and March . 13-16 J n
OCC's Drama Lab Theatre at
2701 Fairview Road, Costp Mesa .
Curt~ is set for 8 p.m . Thursday
through Saturdays and 2 p.m.
The Theatre Dis trict presents
"CabaretH through March 29 at
2930 Bristol St., Suite C-106, Cos-
ta Mesa. Perlonnances are at 8
p.m. Thursday, Friday and Sarur-
day; 7 p.m. Sunday and March
23; and 2 p.m. March 16. Tickets
are $15 for students and senior
citizens on Sundays and $20 for
everybody for all other shows. For
more information, call 435-4043.
'3 FOR THE ROAD'
Changing Masks Theatre
Company presents "3 for the
road," an e<rening of one::act
plays, at 8 p.m. Satu rday anp 7
p.m. Sunday a t St. Mark Presby-
terian Church, 2100 Mar Vista
Drive, Newport Beach. Donation
1S $12. For reservations. call 647-
5506.
'THREE DAYS OF RAIN'
South Coast Re pertory pre-
sents "Three Days of Rain," a
contemporary comedy, through
April 6 on the Second Stage at
655 Town Center Drive. Costa
Mesa. The performance schedule
will be Tuesday through Friday al
8 p.m., Saturday at 2:30 and 8
p.m. and Sunday at 2:30 and 7:30
p.m. Ticke ts are $26-$39. For
more information, call 957-4033.
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By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -As
crowds browse the Orange
County Museum of Art duii.ng
its first montl'l Qf operation, legal
battles continue over the year-
old merger of the Newport Har-
bor and Laguna Beach art muse-
ums.
Officials at the new Newport
Beach-based county museum
sh.rug off the threat of a lawsuit
as frivolous. But membe.r:s of the
l..:aguna group behind th~ suit
remain confident that they t an
dissolve the merger if they take
it to trial. ,
The new countywide venue
opened Jan. 25 to a crowd of
about 7 ,500, museum spokes-
woman Katl'lerine Lee said. She
said fue museum officials are
·plea5ed Witti fue turnout: plenty
of b~iness on weekends and
tours during the week.
Meanwhile, the. Orange
County Museum of Art and the
Lagttha-based Motivated Muse-
um Members have met in court-
mandated attempts to settle the
suit, which seeks to overturn the
Sabatino
merger. The two sides did not
reach an agreement after talks
Monday, and plan to return to
the bargaining table Friday
If fuey don't hammer out an
agreement, fuey'll start court
proceedings May 5 in Orange
County Superior Court.
"They have a case that we
believe is completely without
merit,• said Charles Martin,
chairman of the county muse-um'~ board of trustees. •They're
suing to stop the merger, but
they can't stop someUUng .that's
alreadY. done."
During the settlement pro-
ceedings, county museum offi-
cials agreed to turn over the for-
mer Laguna museum site to the
Laguna Art Museum Heritage.
The · agreem~nt, signed last
week, allows the heritage group
to control an art museum at the
former Laguna site an.d keeps
tl'le merged collection intact for
use at both sites. ·
The Laguna Art Museum
Heritage and Motivated Muse-
um Members are oplh off-
shoots of the forme r Save Lagu-
na Art Museum. Motivated
Museum Me mbers split from
11a SABATINO 'Sim .
fue group to fight tl'le merger in
court.
Laguna Art Museum Heritage
members wan t to keep both
sides on good terms -but also
want to keep the Laguna site up
a.nd running as independently as
possible.
remain intact regardless of court
proceedings
Motlvated Museum Members
deride what they ee as secretive
tcilk.s between Orange County
Museum of Art and Laguna Her-
llage officials to draft the agree-
ment.
"We don't want OCMA hav-
mg ve~o ·power over the laguna
site,· sald John Bmg qf Motivat·
ed Musewn Members. •OCMA
"I'd like everybody to go
away happ)', H said Johanna
Felder, spokeswoman for the
heritage group and a member of
the Curators Circle at lbe county
museum.
But the agreement wasn't
quite enough to stave off Moti-
vated Museum Members' pur-
suit of legal action.
. took the attitude that everytlung
was OK because they satisfied
Laguna Herit?ge -bqt we have
to be the ones you satisfy." ·
They still object to the agree-
ment's stipulation that if the
Laguna site goes bankrupt, its
part of the collection goes to the
Orange County Museum of Art.
They'd prefer that tl'le city of
Laguna Beach inherit the collec-
tion ..
Felder and · county museum
officials said the continuing con-
troversy won't affect operations I
at the Orange County Museum -
of Art. And the agreement 11
between the county museum
and Laguna Heritage . will
. He said the group will take
the county museum to court if it
doesn't get what it wants: an
independent Laguna museum
site and $80,000 m attorneys'
lees
County· museum officials
remain convinced that the possi-
ble lawsuit would have minimal
unpact on ilie Newport site, Mar-
tm said.
~But MMM does have the
ability to stir public controversy, -
he said. HThey can cause us to
spend a lot of time and money
dealing wit:h their frivolous law-
suit " ·
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RIVERBOAT CAFE
On board the "Pride of Newport" Riverboat. Home Of
The Newport Harbor Nautical Museum (Formerly Reu-
ben E. Lee) Is Open From 11 am-9pm Lunch, Dinner Sat
Sun Brunch ·eam (closed Mohda~) Reservatmns Need-
ed Only For Weddings, Banquets Or Private Parties). All
Major Credit Cards Accepted. Located At 151 E Coast
Hwy, Newport Beach, CA 92660 (714) 673-3425 Fax:
673-7864
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JAVA CENTRALE.
A European-style gourmet coffee cat~. Located at 3420
Via Lido m Newport Beach Open 7 days M-F 6· 1 Opm
Sat 6:3<F10pm Sun 7am-9pm 673-5310
CAFFE PANINI
Located at 2333 East Coast Hwy (2 doors south of
Rubys) 1n Corona Del Mar Serving Seafood. Pasta.
Gourmet Pizza . Mocha & JU1ces Open 7 days a week
Th 7am-3pm & Fri 7am-10pm. 675-8101 .,
GOLDEN SPOON YOGURT 8c
SMOOTHIES
Located at 488 East 17th St Costa Mesa SUPER
HEALTHY TREATS Besides the popular tasty. creamy. fat
free yogurt. this Golder) Spoon location now offers deli-
cious smoottues, power yogurt & yogurt pies from 7 am
Stop by on your way Lo work or for cfessert. 7 am-10 pm
weekdays· 10 am-10 pm weekends 548-9147
DI SCOR DIA
The prel'Tller l?Jl:>er cafe www d cafe com Located the
the lab 2930 Bristol in Cos&:! Mesa. (714) 427-5855
SZECHWAN· KING
All you can eat lunch & dinner buffet Ome-m or take-out
Free delivery with $15.00 min. purchase A la carte
Mon-Sat Lunch 11·2:30. Dinner 5-10 Closed on Sunday,
Reservations recommended for large parties. Master-
card & Visa accepted 512 W. 19th St. Costa Mesa
548-2060.
AN AMERICAN CAFE SFUZZI
Located at 462 Eest 17th Street in Costa Mesa. Open 7 New ltehan. Elegant yet casual [located in Tnangle Square
days a week. Mon.-5at. 6am-9pm Sunday tiU 3pm. Serving Costa Mesa) Wed . Hap~ Hour. Ea~ Bird Menu Ava1leble
breakfast. lunch & dinner. Made from scratch pies. salad EV!)' day. Hours· Lunch 11 .30am4·CXJpm Dinner
dressmgs &. soups. 548-3006 4:1.Ilpm-10.30 Reservabons accepted Mastercard. Visa,
CH AR LI ES c H I LI fj1~~a.,Sf8· Located at 1870.A Hafbor Blvd
Located at McFadden Place [next to Newport Pier) in Newport
Beech. Hours: Mon-Thllr 7~00am-12 midnight Weekends OSTER I A ITALIA
7:0Jem..3:00am. Amex, Visa, Discover, Diner's Dub. No Auth...,....c Italia· n -casual • Homemade pasta • Homemade Aesarvat.1ons Needed. (714) 675-7991 """' Sausage • Cappuccino & Dessert· lunch. dinner. catenng,
NEWPORT BEACH takeout -Open Tue-Sun 1 ~m.·10·30 pm ·Closed on a REW I NG c 0. Monday. All ma1or credit cards accepted Located at 110
A full service restaurant with fresh beer brewed here. Mc Fadden Place (cross 21st Street), Newport Beach
Outdoor dining & plenty of ~e parkmg. Hours: Mon.-(714) 723-4105.
Thu. 11 :30am-11 :30Pm. Fn 11 :30am-1 :OOam. Sat
9:00am-1 :00am. Sun 9:00am-11 :3~m. Visa, MC. ·IL FORNAIO
Amax, Diners acceptad. Reservations: party of 8 or Authentic ltahan -Award Winning Restaurant. Bakery Fee-
more. 2920 Newport Blvd .. Newport Beech. CA tunng Authentic A8Q10nal ltatien Tu1s1ne. Hours: Lunch &
92663 (714) 675-8449 Dinner Dady, Amex, Visa, Mastercard, Discover. Reserva-
bonS.Becommend. J.JlCAtP.d.At 1805j. Von Kacroan ZU Bl ES Ave . Irvine (714) 261-1444; 650 Anton Blvd (Near
Menu Includes: Ribs, Chicken; Steak & lobst.er, Prime South Coast Plaza) Costa Mess (71 4) 668-0880
Rib Pizza, ~Bar. Prices Range From $3.95 And •
Up.' Hours: 11:30am 10pm-qookta1ls 'Tll 11pm. Credit ANTON UCC I'S
CBrds Not Acceptad. Reservations Not Needed. Located Located at 6700 West Coast Highw~ In Newport Beech
at 1712 Placentia, Coste Mesa (714 l 645-0091 Lunch. d1Mer. caterjng. takeout&. dehvery available Winter
hours Mon.-Thurs 4~11 pm, Fri &t 11 em-11 pm, Sun
11am-10pm 631-3592 .
RISTORANTE MAMMA GINA .
Located et 251 East Pacific Coast ~t!wav 1n Newport. Beech lunch Mon.-$et 11 •3Q.2:3qL~nday Brunch 11etn-
3pm, OIMer Moo.Sun 5pro-1Q>m IAll ehe8d for~
tiOrll 673-9500
SCAMPI
Fine Family 01ntn9 Newly Aemod~1ed Open 7 Days A Week
for Dinner Only 5pm-1O·30pm We Cater Private Lunch Par-
oes for 15 People or More All Maior Credtt Cards Accepted
Reservations Ac~pted located at 1576 Newport Blvd
Costa Mesa 645-8560
SABATINOS RESTAURANT
8c SAUSAGE CO.
Pasta, Caesar Salad, Homemade Sausage, Veal. Lamb. Veg·
etanan Dishes. Wine. Beer. Cappuccino & Dessert Hours 7 Days A Week Serving Sat & Sun Brunch From 8 30-
1 00. Sun -Thurs 11 aA'l-1 ()pm, Fn -Sat. 11 am-11pm A.
Maior Credit Cards Accepted Located At 251 Shipyard Way
Newport Beach (714) 723-0621
GREENLEAF GRILL 8c BAR
On the sand at Newport. Monda_y to Fnday 4:30pm to
9.00pm Saturday 4·30pm to 1Q·OOpm Closed on Sun·
day 105 Main Street 1n Balboa (714) 723-6643
AVILAS EL RANCHITO
Authentic Mexican Food. Wtth The Freshest Ingredients
& A New Light Cu1s1ne Great Margaritas Hours Lunch
& Dinner All Ma1or Credit Cards Accepted Located at
2101 Placentia. Costa Mesa (714) 642·1142 and
2800 Newport Blvd . Newport Beach.(714) 675-6855
Ml CASA
Our meals are now a trip to Saia as well as Mexico Now
offering fish tacos Phone ahead for orders to-go Hours
Daily From 11 ·OOam All Maior Credit Cards Accepted
Located At 296 17th St . Costa Mesa (714) 645-7626
AMACHI
Sushi & Sushi to Go Complete Bar All Maior Credit
Cal"ds Located At 2675 lrvme Ave . (Across From
Newport Golf ~urse) (714) 645-5518
LE BIARRITZ
Established 1n 1974 )..ocated et .A 14 N N~ Blvd ~n 7 days Mon.fn 1 1 ·OO · 9 30pm end Sat • Sun
5~00 • 1 0:3~m All maior credit cards accepted
Reservations also accepted (714) 645-6700
TA PAS
The only restaurant 1n 0 C to offer the finest 1n cwsine
from Spain with hve Flamenco entertainment Specrahz·
1ng 1n Paella steaks gnlled fresh fish & pastas. Open 5
days per week. closed Sun & Mon located at 4253
Martingale' Way (Behind Staples at MacArthur &
Gor1nth1an) Ma1or credit cards accepted 756-81 ~4
THAI SPIC.E
Voted by the Register readers as appeared 1n the best of
Orange County section as 'The Best Thai Food In Orange
County · Lunch dinner catering & takeout 61 5 W 19th
St Costa Mesa 548-l333
THAI WAVE
Dine 1n or take-Out Fast & free dehvery Serving lunch &
dinner Located at 21 1 62nd St Newport Beach Open
7 days a y.:eek. Visa Mastercard & Amencan Expr:ess
accepted 645-305 7
"FHAI' TOUCH .
Located at 2616 Sa~ Miguel Or 1n Newport Beach
Open for lunch Mon -Fr 11 30am-3pm dinner served
Sun -Thurs 5-9pm Beer and wine served Catenng and
take out also ava1lab1e All ma1or credit cards accepted
6400123
THE CANNERY
Historic Waterfront Restauraot and Harbor Cruise
Center Hours Mon Sat 11 30am 2·00am. Sun
1 O·OOam-1 2 (()pm All Ma1or Credit Cards Reserva-
tions Suggested Located at 3010 Latavette Ave
Newport Beach. CA 92663
(714) 615-5777 Fax 675-2510
NEWPORT LANDING
Waterfront Dining. Sat & Sun. OlarT;)pagne Brunch. Our
ner Menu $13 95 $19, 95. Oyster Bar Menu Served All
Day Hours. 10.00am • 11 3Clpm. Amex Mastercard •
Visa Dinner Reservations Recommended Located at
500 E Edgewater Balboa (714) 675-2373
THE BLUEWATER GRILL
Casual waterfront d1n1ng et the former Site of the h1~
rc Sea Shanty end Delaney's. Feetunng fresh mesQu1t.e-
gnlled seafood, oyster bar end retail fish market Foll
Oar Oger patio 01n1ng pet.to All maio,. cards Catenng
eveilable Seating upon emval Moderately priced Locat-e AS AB LAN CA BI ST R 0 ed at 630 LJdo Peril; Drive near Lido Island Open 7
Medltertaneen & Moroccan . Tradi00nal Middle EaStem days , lunch end dinner 675-FISH
f;ooO. ~ 1j . 30 to ~ 30 Mon Thru Thurs l urich
Dinner 5-11 pm All MBJOI: cnort Cards Reaervation9 -
Suggested Located at 1520 W Coast Hwy . Newport
Beech (714)646-1420
L.A CAVE
Menu Includes· l ob&ter, Crab Shrimp, St.eeks. Daily Spe-
Cl81s. Fn S. Sat Pr.ime Rib, Full Bar & Wine List. Casual
Ore•. Hours: Lunches 11 ·30-2·30-Oitiner Mon .sat Frorri 5:30pm Vise. Me~. Diners Oub Locat.ed
At 1695 lrvlne flNe , (And 17thl) Neer Bkdbuster En~
tatOmentO>lta Mell (714) 84&:7944
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PHILADELPHIA FORUM nw Dt1nforth rounddllon has agreed
111 p.iy 101 aU seven Newport-Mesa
.,, hcwl trui.IE>es to travel Wtth Superinten-
d,.nl f\lt1c BC'md to Philadelptua for the
orqan11c1t1on's Forum for the American
Sc hnol Supenntendent workshop. With
llw t11p'i. funding settled, the community
c .111 now locus on the noteworthy
,H 1!11·\,•1n<~L of Bernd, who 1s only one of
c.o <.11p1•1111lc•ndents nationwide to be
""11'< ll'd to t1llend the lorum
INTERNATIONAL COUPS
fh1• I >c1v1i. <'up 1s coming to Newport
11 .. ,l<'h thc1nk<> to Pahsddes Club Owner
t .r ·n ~1t1<1rl, v. hv not only bas re-en er-"11 ·d 1111' old John Wayne Tennis Club
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1\11d lhl' city w1U be homP to another
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1111 ·111 111 rl.l,1)-1a relative of the Almo Cup
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HEROISM
1 ..... 11.., f\1>lmucll14, the 42-y<'.tr-old Cos-
\,, ...... tl''>1<lt'11t, Jumped to lhe dPfense
I 111.., lt•lllclll' IWJ~jhbor clnd her two
1111 ... 111-. .ind young chtld, who were
"· nq 1 nhl11•d at gunpoint. Be lmudez
. \••cl th1• 1.11rnly, got d bullC'l in hls anp,
•111 hoth rnbhers l'SCdped Now, our
,, .ii ll••to '>ll'>J>l'Cls hl!> Wt''s 1n danger,
111 hll 1 ll'drlul "It's not qood what
111 ·\ 11· tlo111CJ to nH'l' 1wople·," he says
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ti11111qh thl' moclc>I homes ctlop of Cast-
IN O U R VIEW
' ,.i, ... 1 ..... 1 ~.1turdc1) "I've never seen a
''il"""1' Ilk .. 1h1~." !>ct1cl prowct mdnayer
I• II< :old1·11 ol Tc1ylor Woodrow l lomes.
MARC MAR11N I OAU.Y PllOl
Jesus Belmudez may have gotten a bullet in his arm, but the Costa Mesa resident
has no regrets about saving a neighbor an d her relations from two armed robbers.
THE LAWYERS
Tlw Co<itd Mesa City Council wisely voted
' 11qc1111<,t pursumg legal dclion that would turn
dm., n the volume on Ctrque du 5'>1etl's act.
ln-.IC'dd, th<.> city will try to put pressure on fair-
qruunds officials lo enforce Cirque's existing
contrt1ct, which says the show can be shut
clown 1f noise problems persist. It should be
not<'d lhdt Cirque has tned to be a good neigh-
ho1, bul the location of its tent -dose to the
osses
~
local neighborhood.-has led lo most of the
problems
RUTH SEGERSTROM
The matriarqt -of Costa Mesa's First Farruly
passed away at the age of 99. "She was an
extraordinary woman who really bridged a
tremendous span of evolution-in the county," he'r
grclildson, Anton Segerstrom, said. "She really
helped lead the development of the county."
cor espo en e ..
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Ruth Segers.tram
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J 11 • ·'>I'd \\1th ~hat ti had to
I '~ht> fc-ll ltkl• '>hC' had
111• d" t11•1111•11clous amount
_ I•·· I hl-.1• llw ft'dc hers dre
' 111111111 in the r-hlldren's edu-
, '" 111ct tlw option of cutting
I m 1111nml'nl<ll N.ature Center
1, •1 ·-.11't '>£'1'111 ltkC' the nghl
"', ) l'I I IPC'I hk!.' the teachers
•I 1111)11' monPy.
· KRISTI POLUMBO
Costa Mesa
I th111k thr1t 1t 1s pathetic that
'1 .i wonch•rful fncillty-as lhf'
1 11111111wntc1I Nc1ture Center
• lit· nit hy the school dJs-
1 \\ lwn the one thmg that we
I 11 l-.11HJ m Orange County 1s
I" •r PllVlic>nmPntal education.
DAVID PRATI-IER
Costa Mesa
I' 11\ sical education.
'''' '"ic rnust be saved
I 11111 lmstratPd dnd mystified
, 111 why your Fnddy headline
'""'uukLreport •Elementary Music
11d PhysicdJ Ed\Jr l\l100 Still Pro-
o-.pcJ for Distnct Chopping
lock "
1\t 01.ir meeting on Feb. 25, the
IM•t1td fe1ected the supe.r1nten-
h•11l's recommendation to fund
t11cx programs Wlth Irvine Com-
1 clll} PoundaUon dollars. In sum·
r11t1ry, the board said thi!U elemen-
1. iry music and P.S Me not pro·
q1am •enhancements• (which is
I 1n purpo5" of the lrvtne tund),
hul ''"" to be considered essential
i..;otnJX>nC'nts of our cun1culum.
I
I befJeve thc> message to Dr
BPmd dnd staff was dear-elC'-
mentary music a nd P.E. will not
be elirrunated
While ti is lntP that the boaru
did not vote to "remove" those
items from the cut LLst, 1 beheve
our action described above con-
veyed our pos1tton Elementdry
music and physical educabon dre
here lo stay Ill Newport-Mesa.
EDWARD DECKER
Newport-Mesa 'School D1stnct
· lh.tstee
I don't think that they shouW
cut elementdry school music or
physical educallon and definitely
not the Nature Center.
HAUNANINAKABARA
Costa Mesa
I am not for tmy of those cuts I
think it would be better to keep
the teachers' salary a little lower
and continue aU programs for the
elementary students.
DIANE BAKER
Corona del Mar
Bergeson belies
dreadfulness of schools
I was very disappointed to
read the comments of Matian
Bergeson on the state.oi Califor-
nia's public schools (Daily Pilot,
March 4).
Mrs. Bergeson's smiley-face
prediction for the future and
EOBOK (Everything's Gonna B
OK) attitude toward the disast r
that is Calif omia public schools
beUes the truth.
The truth ls that with th latest
math test results, our public
school system bas failed aga.11\ .
and is not likely to sutteed
unless rtous, dramatic changes
f
tdke place The status quo
responses s hP gave mean llttle.
I believ<> f\.lrs Bergeson to be a
thoughthtl pc>rson who is gen-
uinely cdncerned for the welfare
of public school children but she
!>Lopped short of discussing the
unportdDce of a parent's role in
the educdllon of their kids.
The U.S. Department of Edu-
callon has shown that parental
mvolvement in a kid's education
·will make a huge difference, yet,
there isn't one single educator or
politician 1 know of who has the
courage to come out publicly and
chastise parents for their failure
to participate in the process. ·
She ls right about one thing
when she said that "We are
going lo see a marked improve-
ment.•· When you are 49 out of
50, it's hard to get any worse, I
never thought we'd be asking
Kentucky or Tennessee how to
better teach our lads.
STEVE SMITH
Costa Mesa
Thank you for
th oughtful article
The Odily Pl.lot wrote an article
following U1e death of my daugh-
ter Jdiludry Pennc. I want to
thank you and Christopher Oor-
fard for a la!>Lefully done article.
January wa · a very special young
lady who tbuchcd many lives by
her canng and kind attitude, nev-
er focu mg on her illness.
· I am extremely grateful to the
commuruty of N wport Beach,
specially Bftstblutf, the many
Camille that Janua:ry loVl.tlgly .
cared for their children, all the
voluntee~ at the Nicole l:lrown
Sunp!;OJl Chantable Foundation
and the mcmbcni of Con cordia
f
Lutheran Church m Cerritos for
their outpounng of love, kind-
ness, prayers ahd financial assis-
tance following our loss. •
January is now our special
angel.
CHERRI PENNE-MYERS
Newport Beach
NOW urged to
face the m usic
Having been a member of the
Philharmonic Society for a mun-
ber of years, I must say that l look
forward to attending the Vienna
Philharmoruc concerts. To actual-
llf hear in person, up close and
live, this world-renowned orches-
tra will be thrilling.
As a woman and an activist, I
would like lo Invite JoAnn Perl-
man, South County chapter of
National organization for Women,
to become a member of the Phil-
harmonic Society's Committees.
These wonderful volunteers, that
by the way includes· men, work
within the system to bring music
education to the school children
of Orange County.
Our dream is to prepare the
classicaJ music audiences of
tomorrow. We are always looking
for energetic, bright, forward-
lh.inking members. Perhaps Ms .•
Perlman might like to join us.
ARDEN DOMBROWSKI
Committees of the Philharmonic
Society of Oran~e.County,
Pre ident
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dear john letters
The City or th~ feds:
Who ya gonna call?
I know that a lot of people ·
have been asking you to
dump Jobn Hedges' column,
and now I can see.wh\'. His •
ridiculous defense of local
bureaucracy recently was so selI-
serving as to be infuriating.
A former mayor and current
councilman weighing in with his
opinion on whether local or fed-
eral governments are more effec-
tive? Hmmm, which side do you
think he's going to take?
Does Hedges actually
believe that the job require-
ments for a local position are
more stringent than those for a
federal post? Does he think that
people in Costa Mesa know the
political stances of local boy
Peter Buffa better than they do
Georgia representative Newt
Gingrich?
Bentley Little was right on the
money in his assertion that the
public knows more about what
goes on in rederaJ government
than lhey do in their local gov-
ernments. It's sad but true, and
that's why city bureaucracies are
able to be so unresponsive. to
their constituents.
To answer Hedges' rhetorical
question, I have never called a
city councilman for help but I did
have some trouble with the post
office, and I called my congress-
man.
The problem was unrned.lately
taken care of.
SID McGREGOR
Costa Mesa
Pilot is cozy with the
wrong people
So John Hedges' column has
"nothing to do with his former
position as mayor of Newport
Beach.• What about Costa Mesa
Mayor Peter Buila's column?
It appears to this reader that
the Daj.ly Pilot is a little too close
to our local politi~s. Ne~pa
pers are supposed to act as gov-
ernment watchdogs. It's pretty
hard to do that, though, when
the people you're supposed to be
watching are the buddies you've
hired as colwnnists.
I think this is a conflict of
interest. Perhaps it explains why
the misdeeds of our local govern-
ment are so consistently underre-
. ported in your P!lper.
JOHN STEWART
Newport Beach
One courageous
co uncihnan
_This ~ in regard to Jann
Hedges' article that was in the
Jan. 25 edition of the Daily Pilot.
I just wanted to thank you for
putting i~ in. the paper. I wanted
to c9mpliment John Hedges.for
·having the courage to write such
an article agciinst abortion.
I just thought it was a very,
very tine article.
MARY OVER.IN
BaJboa
readers react
Not everyone . sees red
over school board trip
'
I n reference to your Feb. 17
headline: (School Board)
"Trustees spend 10 grand at
conference. n Everyone loses u
our·school board becomes isolat-
ed. So I support out-of-town con-
ference attendance by our
trustees, because of the opportu-
nity for beneficial sharing of
ideas and for µte creatjve energy
that such meetings can spark.
The corporate conferences I've
attended with my husband, and
the academic meetings I regu-
larly attended as a textbook edi-
tor, were invariably invigorating,
and well worth the company's
money.
The money, the funding
source. Therein bes the hitch, of
course. The corporation has
always covered my travel
expenses, by charging an extra
penny or two per wiqgel, or per
textbook (ultimately paid for by
the taxpayer or shareholder, if
you stop to think about it). But all
the times I've traveled on busi-
ness over the years, I've never
had to expl~ \he charges to a
skeptical public who.thought I
was ripping them off. Instead, it's
the poor harried school board
member who has to face the
insinuation from the press that
his or her conference was noth-
ing but a pleasure junket.
But $10,000 -the amount .
Spent by our school board -is a
whole lot ol money .. Even if that
amount was in the budget, was it
~necessary expense when our
teachers are still so low on the
pay scalef I would answer a qual-
ified yes, only if we see commen-
surate creativity in our school
board's ability lo solve problems.
Being awarded a masters degree
in School Boardsmanship is
meaningless, if nothing meaning-
ful to our classrooms comes of it.
The real deep-down problem,
though, in my mmd: American
society supports business and not
education. We reap what we sow.
KAREN EVARTS
Newport Beach
P.S. -And when the school
board conference is local -as it
was last year -J'd say we
should fund only the mileage to
and fro, plus a take-.out tuna
sandwich for hmch (and not from
any fancy French restaurant
etth~r).
We support spending th
money to send C>w school board
trustees to th annual state con-
ference.
f,
liustees join the board as rel-
ative laymen but are expected to
make well-informed decisions on
a multitude of complex issues.
Unless the public wants these
decisions based· merely on staff
reconunendations or incomplete
information, we must have
trustees who are constantly
improving their skills and knowl-
edge through training and net-
working with peers. )Ne expect
this of our teachers, so why not
our leaders, too?
Your article does not tell us
how many total days were
involved, nor how much the con-
ference registration feeswere.
Without seeing an itemized •
breakdown of all the conference
expenses, it is irresponsible to
label any specific item as extrav-
agant. ·
LLOYD AND
DONNA.BENNETT
Costa Mesa
Llke the board of trustees, I
am seeing red at the bottom line,
but for a different reason. I am
.., amazed at the gall of these peo·
ple, and the superintendent, to
have charged $10,000 le;> the dis-
trict for expenses incurred at ~e
state conference in San Jose.
They stayed at a luxwy hotel.
drove rental cars, ate fancy
meals ... ad nauseam.
I, as a classroom teacher, am
not afforded the same benefits,
and yet I am the most direct link
to the customers of this educa·
tional system, namely 1he stu-
dents and parents. In order .to
attend the Calif omia Language
Teachers Association statewide
conferences (and I have been a
presenter for years now), I pay
for everything: hotel, air trans·
portation, meals, and purcha9eS
for the classroom. Up until this
year, I have even been forced to
finance the substitut~ teacher for
my students with my own sick
leave allotment. Not one nickel
did my district provid e for my
attendance.
. .. and the Newport-Mesa
schoo• board spent 10 grand!
Obscene I
The proposed ebmlnation ot
elementary mUllc, science and
envirorunPntal studies programs
smacks of the Marie Antoinette
•Let Them Eat Cu e• syndrome.
Let the budgetary alubing
begin. not at the bottom of the
heap, but rath• at th• topl
~ PLO MAltTIN
Coita ~
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Newpon 6Hch1Coata Mesa Daily Pilot THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1997 A13
.
Does the stcite GOP have a death wish?.
By Gii Ferguson, Daily Pilot •
·T he Republican Party, at its
' recent' state convention,
made it official that it did
not intend ever to win back the
l
llcan voters, Republican club
members and volunteers. Those
d.iff erence are not over issues
such as abortion or who is and
isn't a true conservative. The
toxic that is poisoning the party's
need for unification and its
.
teers and party voters. They also
did some things that the Orange
County distnct attctmey and
grand jury determined-to be ille-
gal and worthy of trial
course, they will create. Be~ause
the machine members, and those
they have helped elect, appomt
or control most of the delegates
I at the county and state level, it
will be f'asy for them Jo ensure
that the GOP candidates-Of their political lead-
ership of Cali-
fornia. At least
that's the mes-
community commentary
hopes for
success,
results
state as the
powerfUl
"Orange Coun-
ty Republican
Machine.•
They ar~ dedi-
cated to
becoming a
majority in the
legislature and
changing the
can clubs and the leaderslup of
the party machinery at the coun-
ty and state level so that they
could select and get the endorse-
ments for their candidates,-and
to pass silly, destructive, self·
serving party resolutions. They
worked to defeat any other
Republican, good or bad, who
dared to oppose their candidate
in a primary and they recalled
those who tried to take the
speakership they believe was
theirs, evea though it damned
any chance of holding their
Assembly majority in the
November election.
Instead of learning from the
recent elect.Jon failures and the
criminal indictments, they con-
tinue to wage war Wllhln the
party and run roughshod over
members not on their team.
choice Win. This is a recipe for
even greater future political dis-
aster for Repubhcans.
sage most voters, both Republi-
can and Democrat, got out or Its
resolution dumpirig on Republi-
can District Attorney Capizzi's
parade to become state attorney
general.
Loyal party members across
the state simply cannot under-
%tand the death wish party lead-
ers appear to have in passing
such .a divisive resolution. Mo~t
Republicans believe that,
because of demographics, the
opportunity to become the politi-
cal"majori\y i.n California and the
ability to cl}ange the political
diJ'.ection of the state, is declining
with each passing year. They are
depressed by the resolution and
the message it sends -that the
party in not focused on the goal.
There are vast differences in
California between Republican
politicians and the state and
county party leadership, as
opposed to rank and file Repub-
St. Patrick's
Day is
Coming
There are # million ~pie in Lhe l1ni1ed
S1a1es who clnim
Irish heritage. Thn1 's
compared to onl) S
• million 1_>eople of
Irish henta,!e \\hO liH~ in Ireland! H nllrnnrk SL. Patrick's
.day products f(lr 1997
hu'e u new focus on consumers of Irish
heritage. Hallmarl.:~ in1en1ion i to
create products that meet the needs of
people \\ho are Irish nt heart. . •
Foci$ abo111 t. Patriclt s /Jay:
• St. Po trick's 011} \\ hich honors 1he Palrnh Saint of {relond, ulwu) s i~
OOien «I March 17.
• It is the nioth·lllf"ltN( canJ·scnding occasion; about 15 mil ion cnnJ, nre
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been held in Boston m 1737 by the Chnrituhle Irish society, n Protestant
orgnni:r.otion foundtd tllel year to help
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• Hrulmnric made its first St.. Patrick's Da) card in the eru-l)· I 920's.
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from those
politicians who are more inter-
ested in amassing personal pow-
er than they are in the party's
success.
Those politicians, most of
whom are elected by Orange
County V<?ters, are neither bad or
'Unusual in politics. They are all
devoted to the same conserva-
tive philosophy that is admired
by most GOP members. They
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has indicated that because ~ot-
. ers )>assect Proposition '198,
allowing crossover voting in pri-
maries, the party will detemun~
primary candidates by the vote
of a GOP caucus, which, of
Lord Acton knew about all
this long ago when he warned
that, "power corrupts." Were he
here with our state GOP, he
might add that it also causes
those who seek it to do a terrible
disservice to the party and to our •
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Noc.he is Latino, while Newport
Station attrac:ts mostly Cau·
casians.
In one inodent, the document
alleges, all the pal,fons at New-
port Stahon were ordered by
lice to leave and show identili·
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LOWER CASTAWAYS
Former Councilwoman Jean
Watt, an open-space advocate,
tras been helping residents push
for a park on the Irvine Co.·
owned lot al Dover Drive and
Coast Highway.
Residents of nearby Cliffhaven
spoke out late last year against a
propqsal to build a Countryside
Inn hoJel there. Ins-tea~. they'd
like to see a park lo matdl the one
in progress just above it at Upper
Castaways.
"The issue is: How can we gel
the Lower Castaways as part of
that park?• Watt said. She sug·
gested the dty may be able to
trade designated open space else·
wher~ with the Irvine Co. for that
land.
Watt mentioned other possible
park sites: Lower Bayview off
Coast Highway and Jamboree
Road, or the lot at 1601 16th St.
Lower Bayview, Owned by the
Irvine Co., is being considered
...
since the company abandoned
plans to build senior homing
there. The company is now con-
sidering building senior housing
north ol the Central Llbra.ry near
Newport Center, City Manager
Kevin Murphy said.
The Councll bas already
rejected the ldea of a park on the
16th Street land.
SUNSET RIDGE
The piece of land known as
Sunset Ridge has come up contin·
ually as a possible park site. The
14-acre site west of Superior
.
Avenue off Coast Highway, olfl·
cially dubbed the "Caltrans
West" parcel, was once designat·
·ed as recreational open space by
the dty.
West Newport residents fought
for that designation so park visi·
tors could enjoy the area's dra·
matic views of sunsets, the ocean
and Catalina Island.
But Caltrans, not the dty, still
owns that property.
"There's always been a hope
tbaf there would be a park there,"
Kienitz saxt. "We're just looking
Into long-term possibilities," ,
Ncwpon &.ch/Cosra Mesa Daily Piloc
The city will have the land
appraised before negotiating to
buy it.
The city could separate the
property's residential develop·
ment rights from the land itself,
Mayor Jan Debay said. And that
could allow caltrans to sell tlle
property to the city and the devel·
opment rights to be used else-
where.
··There's not too many big por-
tions of land like that left ip New-
port Beath," Debay said. "1bis
could be a good deal for every·
one."
' · falling to post her state Alco-
lic Beverage Control Board
~lltense. The charge was later
...,.9npped, the lawsuit sdld.
The city has not formally f ., asponded to the legal action.
PeninSlila gateway park gets $22s:ooo booSt from donors .
4 • Helguero could not be
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Not all is well with
Tosmbd Senior Open
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+ Th'. awn Of the 1996-97 high ldlOol boYs lwketball s".ason com;• to99th•r for the .,....l·Dally·PllOt DrMm r .. m. the best
of X!:..c. ~~ DlsblcL Below, ....,_of the v .. r S.m Nelson
Of • (40) Is Joined by ~.Mes,'s ~ Otalsson (23),
Newport twbor's D.-.ny PillldO (15), Est.Md• teammate Selwyn
Mansell (12) and ~ Harbor's Midi~ (sitting).
• Estancia High jumor
Sam Nelson tops the
1997 five-man squad
as Player of 1he Year.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily T'iJot
For the first time since its
inception five years ago,
~e Daily Pilot's All-New-
port-Mesa District boys bas-
ketball team awards top hon-
ors to a junior.
Estancia High junior Sam
Nelson, who helped lead the
Eagles to their third straight
Pacific Coast League champi-
onship, is this season's Player
of the Year, joining the pan-
theon of former district hoop
heroes Dane Plock, Brian
Fracalosy, Ramin Ba.sta.ni and
Jim Faulkner, all seniors.
Sharing distinction with
Nelson on the five-member
· Dream
Matt Chaisson.
Team are
Newport
Harbor
teammates
Danny Puli-
do and Matt
Jameson,
Estarrcia
senior Sel-
w y n
Mansell,
and Costa
Mesasenlor
Larry Hirst, who led New-
port Harbor to a third-place
finish in the Sea View League,
and its first postseason
appearance in tbJee years, is
the Coach o1 the Year.
Nelson, a 6-foot-5 forward
-who reminds many of Faullm-
er (currently completing his
Mormon mission after begin-
ning a collegiate career at
Southern Utah), averaged 18.1
points and 7 .3 rebounds in bis
second varsity campaign.
A pure jump shooter who
can also mix it up inside, Nel-
son pouied in 20-points or
more in 12 of the Ea.gles' 28
games, illduding a 40-point
road effort against University
and 11 32-point outburst ln an
overtime loss to visiting Capis-
trano Valley. He was held to
less ~ double figures only ·
thrice.
Despite playing at l~ than
full strength due tQ a sprained
ankle, Nelson also stepped up
in the postseason. •
Tbe Padtic Coast League's
• SEE DREAM PAGE 84
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OOH LEACH I DAllY "LOT
ANO THE MAKING?
There are areas which
are going begging at this
point for the upcoming
Toshiba Senior Classic.
AJter 'pounding pavements
and beating bushes,
ffidals of the Toshiba
Senior Classic are finding
themselves up against a wall as
the deadline for the Senior PGA
Tour event rapidly approaches.
Bob Neely, executive director
of the Senior Classic, is praying
for golden weather, then he'll
stay on his knees and ask for
sizable walk-up ticket sales,
because, frankly, there are oodles
of tickets available at the
moment, and that' not a good
thing.
Furthermore, there are still
open spots for the four pro-ams
next week. seemingly the
lifeblood of Senior Tour events.
ADcl to pour fUel on the fire,
vohmteen • IUD needed. >.. Of Wednelc:lay, there were
20 lpOtl available tar both the
Celebrtty Pro-Am -Mooday
/
and MasterCard Champions
Pro-Am at Big Canyon Country
Club on Thursday.
There were also 15 open
amateur spots for both days of
the Toshiba Seniot Cassie
Pro-Am Wednesday and
Thursday.
While playing the course the
other itay at Newport Beach
Country Club, site of next weekls
Senior Tour stop, club member
Tom Puller wondered aloud: ·1
wish the community would get
behind lt."
Fuller then pointed to the
adjacent Marriott Hotel, which
hovers over much of the cowse
to give it a majestic fe¢, and
said: •Here, the b'otel makes a
windfall. Puhlon Island makes a
windfall. but (the tournament)
needl support from the
c:ommunity. Everybody benefits
from it..
Seems everyone ln town ls
gettlng a piece ol the action from
the Senior Claalc ... except tb08e
procludng ~ event.
Hotele we booked.
R..taurutl ~ )oadlno up on
C l.l 'B <d>l.F
richard
dunn
inventory. Cadillac is grinning
from ear to ear. Toshiba is
preparing to throw the biggest
company picnic in history.
Chamber of Commerce ty'p41s are
licking their chops ln prepatation
for the only PGA event in
Orange County, a sport,
incidentally, that 1s among \he
futest growing in Americo.
But. you H&, Corporate
Alierial 11 atayt.ng awa~ · ,.. fOr... ....... • g with
vohaJiMen and ......... p&ay
in the pro-ams. Why? Well, that's
the million-dollar question.
My feeling is that fans here
can be fickle. Too much else
goes on;-people say, too many
other recreational and
entertainment venues to attend,
they say. "
For five years, Fred
Ueberman bad World
TeamTennis spoWgl\ted here,
pulled in names like Connors
and Navratilova. But that didn't
last because of too many empty
seats in the house. ·
Golf is supposed to be
different. It's a daytime walk in
the park, ifs seeing Chi Chi flash
his sword, 'ITevmo swagger to
the green, Colbert Oip his collar
up. It's watching an iron shot
from th fairway settle inches
from the flag on H , a shot you
only dream about. one you
would appreciate.
•we've had a lot of support
from the small bUlinestes, but
not from the lalve corpo_ratiom, •
Neely laid, trying to remain •
•• ·---·=--
QUOTE OF· THE DAY -. -..~ere shaking trees and shouling from the rooftops.
saying. hey oome on down to the big top ... •
-SFIMOR CLASSIC EXECU17VE DIRECTOR 808 NEE.LY
~f I Bl l iJW
athlete of the week.
. • BRIAN POBUDA I DAil Y Pit.OT
Rigo Pinon ls the Daily Pilot's High School Athlete of the Week.
Los in it
• Shedding two pounds virtually instantaneously was
the key, then Rigo Pinon went out and won a berth at
this weekend's State Wrestling Finals m Stockton.
By Barry Faulkner, Datly Pilot
A t face value, Rigo Pinon's
reward for 12 hours of
gut-wrenching,
sweat-drenched struggle
Saturday at Fountain Valley
High, amounted to a clunky
coin-sized trinket and a working
weekend road trip to
"picturesque" Stock~on.
More difficult to quantify,
however, was an athletic
aesthetic obtained by rappling
with one's own level o
conuµitment -and refusing to
relent.
"I was about to quit,• said the
Newport Harbor High wrestler,
recalling the 6 a.m. ClF Southern
Section Masters Meet weigh-in,
which revealed rum nvo pounds
over his 119-pound limit:
"I thought it was over. I'd cut
weight before, but usually no
more than half a pound. I didn't t?inJc I could cut two pounds.•
Newport Coach Darryl
Holiday described his Junior
standout's mood as hopeless, but
talked him into giving it a try.
"I sent him out for a run,"
Holiday recalled ... After a while,
I hadn't seen him and I was
afraid he'd run home.·
instead, Pinon circled the
Fountain Valley campus,
stopping periodically to gmnt out
sets of sit-ups and push-ups, and
spitting ceaselessly to try to
outwill the scale.
"I looked at the sun, I thought
• of ~y family members (who -
I were assembling for the first
time in the bleachers to watch
hlm wrestle), and I set a goal for
myself,." Pihon recalled "My
goal was to Jose the weight •
Pinon indeed accomplished
that goal, then went on to sur-
pass all expectations by firushing
hfth Hls performance earned
hun a berth m the ClF State
Chapip1onstups, whlch begm
Fnday at the Uruvers1ty of the
Pacilic, as well as Daily Pilot
Athlete of the Week recognition.
"I was pretty surpnsed. • said
• SEE PINON PAGE 83
Reiea~g voting
iS slated for today
• CdM shift to PCL likely as Orange County pnncipals
convene to establish leagues for 1998-2002 fycle.
By Barry Faulkner, Dally Piiot
MISSION VIEJO -League,
rivalries for all four Newport-
Mesa District high schools figure
to be altered today when Orange
County principals convene at
Mission Viejo High to decide
upon one releaguing proposal for
the 1998-200.f athletic cycle.
Principals representing 62
schools may select one of 19 pro-
·posals currently submitted, or, lf
one plan CanD9t gain a two-Uurds
majority of schools present, for-
mulate an alternate ptoposal. The
final plan endorsed today .wouJd
need the approval of the ClF
Southern Section Counol to be
enacted
Principals will be asked to ver-
bally present their proposals
today, beginning at 10 a.m., after
which they will all vote for thw
top three. After theie three are
chosen, up to three minutes ·will
be given for those wt hlng to
speak for or against any bid.
All chools present will then
vote for one plan.. unW a two-
tbirds majority iii reached.· U no
proposal can 9a.in such consen-
sus, an alternate proposal can be
creeled. but must a1sO gamer a
two-thirds majority vote to be for-
warded to section legW&ton.
Of the 19 current proposals, 14
would alt r the Sea View (indud-
ing Corona del Mar and Newport
Harbor) and the Pacific Cout
League (includiilg Estancia and
CQ9\AMelal.
CdM WOWd be the ~ loCal
school moved under the 19 air~
rent bids. of whlch 13 call for a
shift mto the PCL Such a move
would comply wtlh Cd.M's
request to realign with schools of
surular (smaller) enrollment. It
would also force the Sea Kings to
schedule Back Bay nval Newport
Harbor tn nonleague contests,
potentially t.hreaterung the con-
tinuation of such cross-town
clashes in all sports.
Notable for Newport Harbor. u
the potenbal alteration of the sea
View League, mcludµtg the pqs-
1ble departure of Santa Margari-
ta, a parochial school currentl.Y
expenenang wlc;iespread athletic
success. ·
Several Sailor coaches woul_d
support a move to the Soutb
Coast League for the Eagl , whO
}\ave won league champio~
Uus year in football, girls ~
and boys cro country, while
posting runner-up finishes ln ~
.cross country, boys and gull .,..
ketball, as well as girls volleyblill.
Football and girls volley~
woo CIP diVJSion cham~
last fall, while the boys and -soccer teams are both m the OE
Division m Finals Saturday. ~ -
Santa Margarita Princ:ifel
Merritt. Hemenway bas Mid ...
would prefer the EaglM stay--
Seven C'UlTent proposals Iii:
for Santa M&rg4rita to lMft _.
Sea View, while : ••
11 p&aDs alio would .. Bl
le'ave the cltcuJt. Bl Toro
82.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 6. 1997 ~-. ·.-,..
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fluestions mark the scene ·r or Estartci~'s Eagles -
• , -I•
•Tom Zenus, the pitcher responsible for both of last
year's wins, returns to lead an inexperienced cast.
By Barry Faulkner; Daily P'l1ot
COSTA MESA -The most
tmportant victory the Estancia
High basebalJ team achieves this
year will be its first.
It was-56 days and 19 games
into last season before the Eagles
posted their initial triumph, but
Coach Paul 1Toxel believes the
only residue from that frustrating
campaign is the unrelenting work
ethic and detennination that team
displayed
:Bel.leve 1t or not, there were a
"LITTLE LEAGUE
DIAMOND
·ROUNDUP , '.
.-' COSTA MESA -The opening ativ of the Costa Mesa National
h,j»Je Ledguc k1cked off with cer-
~~onies and games last Satu,rday
af MdJOr r1eld at TeWinkJe
School.
Costa Mesd Mayor Peter Buffa
threw oul the hrst pitch of the
s~ason to counCLlmember Gary
Monahan
In the Ma1ors, the Cardinals
defeated the Do<lgers 5-3
The Cardinals' Minor A team
be.at the Diamond Backs 8-6.
AJex Pisarski, Michael Green and
Isaac Inouye beltc>d doubles and
Brian Gdnaway played spectacu-
lar defense ·
The defense of Raeanne Pfeif-
fer, Boruta Stone and Denise Ld.n-
dros highlighted the softbaU
~qjors game between the Bruis-
ers and the Sun Devils. The
Bruisers cdme out on top 22-12.
J essica Skidmore struck out 12
batters as the Cardindls' softball
minor team defeated the Purple
Panthers 9-8. Heather Fennessey
and Raven Koste nboder ripped
doubles m that contest.
Yelsey rings up numbers
'NEWPORT BBAC H -Josh
Yelsey went three-for-three
including a home run dnd tall.led
four runs batted-in to lead the
RockJes of the Newport East Pony
L.eague over the Yankees on Sat-
urday
Paul LdnCdster hdm.me red out
a pau of hits and David R.ichard-
sop had a two-run double in the
fourth mnmg -
Bill Edglc Pdrned the pitching
victory in th<' opening game of
the season
Opening Day (continued)
Openinq Doy lor the baldnce
of Newporl-Mesa-Corona del
Mar youngstc>rs is on tdp Satur-
pay.
• The Costd J\te-.a American
League Lillie L<'aguc's start 1s at
J:osta Mesa I hgh di 9 cl.m., with
games following dt 10:30 a.m
The Newport l larbor Baseball
Associdtion·~ kJckoH 1s at 9:30 a.m at KaisPr Elementary
: And the Newport Beach Little
J..eague 1s at Lincoln School, start-
ing at to with a parade and wtth
ceremonies, h1ghhghted by
keynote speaker Leigh Stein-
be rg, at 11 a.m
: A barbecue dnd camivdl fol-
lows from 11 :30-4 p.m. . . .
GOLF
CONTINUED FROM 81
upbeat.
: ·w e're> scrambling to get more
;volunteers and now more pro-am
tipots filled. It's confusing,
because this 1s the biggest event
in Orange County, certainly the
~iggest goU event, and it offers
9 tremendous amount of
opporturuty and a tremendous
:Variety of opportunity."
: Full-page advertisements
~ppear in newspaper Sports and
BUSirless sections, banners hang
lalong Jamboree Road, Coast eghway and MacArthur Blvd ..
ut the community isn't getting
e mess,oge. Or lt'signoring it.
: · ·w~·re shaking trees and
Eoutlng from rooftops, saying,
y, come on down to the big
p," said Neely, who edded he's
~g to accommodate any
porporatlon at the last minute,
JAilorlng a package to a
company's specific wishes.
~• , It's never too late to Jump on
e bandwagon. Come on,
ewport Beach, you're mlising
)he big show. 1b get tournament
~adquarters, call 719-6600.
• Th.ln.klng of mealdn9 Into
e tournament again this year?
Good luclt.
lot of positives to be drawn from
last year," said noxel, whose pri-
niary positive this spring is senior
pitcher Tom Zenus. ·
Zenus, a resourceful right-han-
der, ended ""lbe Streak" last sea-
son by hurling a four-hit shutout
at Aliso Niguel in only his second
varsity start.
He followed that up with a
complete-game, five-hit win over
University.
Also back tron:i the 2-22 squad
a.re senior cousins Juan and Marlo
Romo, who should both help out
..
tournament lost money because
of gate-crashers, but the problem
will be resolved with added
security and a tightening of the
bolts in key areas where people
reportedly hopped fences.
M Last year it was not handled
properly,.'.'.· he said. "l think we
had holes irl the arsenal, but this
year there's more security and
we're placing (guards) irl
strategic spots.·
• NBCC member Ben Dolson,
also a member at Big Canyon
and two clubs in the desert,
tossed in his two cents worth the
other day: •They say (NBCC) is
an easy golf course, that the
seniors are really able to play it.
But it's a tough course to score
on."
• Big Canyon member Doug
DeCinces, the former Angel third
baseman who is developing
Strawberry Parms Golf Club -
an 18-hole public'course near
University and Michelson drives ,
-will be honored tonight at the
Heroes of the Heart benefit din·
ner for Children's Hospital of
Orange County.
OeCinces will be recognized
for his work wtth the
Orangewood Children's
Foundation and other a.ctivtties
benefiting cb.lldren, Tiger Woods
wu the redplent last yeer before
be turned pro. The.re are rumors
1\ger could appear at. the dinner Last year, Neely &Aid th . " ' -L.. ,. ... t,,f •
in the J'ltching department, he's smart. He moves the ball in
according to noxel. and out and he's able to pitch
Junior left-han<lers Steve Wil-backwards (throw breaking balls
son and Jonathan Meyer, a Mis-late in the couht). He'll give us
souri transfer, as well as senior some quality innings and we're nm Ludtke and junior Long real happy to have him."
Nguyen, will battle the two The Eagles hoped to have
Romos for the No. 2 starting more talented athletes, but about
assignment. a half dozen have left the pro-
"Zenus is our No. 1 and we'll gram recently for various reasons.
use the preseason to sort out the . "The good news there is, we
rest," said noxel, who classifies have guys who have stepped up
Zenus as a typical Estancia pitch-to replace them," noxel said.
er. "But we have a lot of question
"He's about 5-foot-11, 140 marks, without one kid retU.ming
pounds, which is a lot like some at the same position be played
other kids who have had success last year."
for us in the past. He's got a great Senior returner Mike Mooney
curveball and a change-up and shifts from second to short this ----./
bobby so~ softball . .
tonight at the Hyatt Regency
Irvine.
• Mesa Verde CC head pro
Tc;>m Sargent, a three-time
Southern California PGA
Teacher of the Year, and Pelican
Hil.PGoli School director Derek
Hardy will be among six PGA
pros conducting seminars at the
annual Souther'h Calif omia PGA
GoU Expo Friday through
Sunday at the Long Beach
Convention Center.
The seminars will be open to
the public. Details: Call
PRO-GOLF (n6-4653).
• Amateurs can regl.ster for
the National Dyslexia Research
Foundation Pro-Am, one day
alter the Toshiba Senior Classic
(March 17).
Each participant plays nine
holes with a member of the
Seruor Tour and nine holes with
a celebrity in a shotgun starl,
while playing on the course
exactly the same way Lt was laid
out the previous day on ESPN.
The cost: Only $100.
But the catch is, each amateur
must pledge a minimum. of
Sl,000 to the charity through
muill contributions from friends,
co-'\Oor.kerw, penonal funds, or a
combination of the above.
The National Dyslexia
Research Foundation is one of
the event's designated charities.
Detei1I: can &d· 7303. _
TI-e· llneup of Bobby ..
ox candtdatei· seems
. to b"ave ho end ln ·
.. sight at SiiturdaY.'~ OJ)en.lng
Day cunJ.C; _keyed by .
instruction from the '
Chapman U.Uverstty
softball teain, at Bonita
Creek· Park. with the 1997
season ttpplng off.
Above, Stephanie Gleason
gets ready to run the bases.
At left, Katrina
Redelschelmer gets some
pointers from Stephanie
Carew. In Tuesday's action
the Lollipops and Cardinals
tangled in a Minor League
game with Tani Jones1
Krista Mexia and Darleen ·
Hickman supplying hits ln
a three-run first lrining,
which was enough to stave
off a two-run burst by the
Lollipops. Kelly Morgan
~d Danielle Mayer ~loo(!
out with their pitching for
the Cardinals, and Ertca
Davis and Megan
Mulrooney ptayed well
defensively as the C~dtnals
prevailed, 5-3.
DAVID FERDIG I DAILY PILOT
RE LEAGUING
CONTINUED FROM 81
asked to re turn to the South
Coast League.
Laguna Hills and Mission
Viejo would enter the Sea View
in seven proposed plans, while
other9'would insert Marina (three
proposals) and Thabuco Hills
(one) mto Newport Harbor's
alliance.
Current PCL resJdent Aliso
Niguel would 'exit that league in
14 of the 19 current propositions,
of which 12 would shift 1t into the
Sea View.
Additional potential PCL
realignments include the addi-
tion of Marina (two), Ocean View
and Century (one each), while
three plans call for the removal of
Laguna Hills and one for the
reassignment of UnJversity.
Northwood, an Irvine-based
school scheduled to begin vanity
competition in 2000, would be
pieced ln the PCL in most of the
current proposa.lt. .
None of the rurtent propoM.ll
were aeated by a Newport-Mesa
school
• Principals are tequ.Ired to
weigh ~eography, enrollment
and CQDli>etitm eqUlty equally ln
their ciedsiona. . ...-:-( ....... --
season, and could bat second,
behind junior center fielder Dave
Chavero.
Marlo Romo, whom 'Il'oxel said
is getting some looks from college
recruiters, will move in from the
· outfield to third 'base, while
Ludtke,. an.outfielder last spring,
s}lould help out at first.
Felipe Jiminez, a senior lfoxel
deemed the most improved play-
er in the program, should batUe
junior J.D. Willey for the job at
second, while Nguyen should see
time in the 9utfield. •
Junior Adam Thunell is work-
ing bard to till a void behind the
plate, where fresh.man catcher
Sam Ogas (currently out with a
broken finger) bas also sho~
great promise.
noxel said little ball will once
again be the offensive theme,
with a speedy Chavero the lead-
ing catalyst
In addition to his hard-working
players, noxel is pleased with a
staff full of Eagle 'alumni, includ-
ing varsity assistants Jeremy Oso
and Andre Alvarez, a junior varsi·
ty staff of Pete Bergman and Jairo
Guido, as well as a frosh-soph
brain trust of Tun Green, formerly
head coach at Costa Mesa, and
John Soseman. ~ ·
Those guys are all working
their butts off and they're all very
positive," 1Toxel said.
f
ALUMNI GAMES
ON. THE AGEND-A
• Traditional opener at Newport Harbor Friday night
sends the .1997 high school volleyball season into action.
Tio loca.1 high schools with
ery successful boys'
olleyball tradition, will
hold their annual Alwnni Games
soon.
· Newport Harbor High will
play its alumni game Friday
night at 6:30.
It has become a traditional
match for the Sailors as Coach
Dan Glenn always uses this as
his first match of the year. Very
typically, there are lots of former
players from any different years.
The Corona del Mar Alumni
Game will be played March 15
at 7 p.m.
Whjle CdM does not have the
history of ~e annual event that
Newport "does, Coach Steve
Conti has worked to make this a
meaningful ev~nt for both the
alumni ~d his current players.
It seems that a traditional event
is in the making.
This event is always a great
way for old friends to visit and
for each of the coaches to
preview their latest teams for the
alumpi.. The match is usually two
out of three with the alumni
. providing a different lineup in
each game.
Please remember that the
alumni are not .in quite the shape
that they were in when.they
represented their forme·r high
schools.
Newport HarbQr alumni teams
usually feature a gamut of
players with names like Dr. nril
Brown (vintage early '70s) to Bill
Yardley ahd many of his 1980
CIF championship teammates, fo
Drew Sheward, who captained
the 1987 CIF champions.
Eric Pfister, who was the
opposite player on the '87 team
and played for the Naval
Academy, typically makes the
drive from San Diego where he
is a pilot for the Navy.
Last year's captain, Cameron
Black, is C\lp'ently coaching the
·freshman team and will add his
support to the alumni.
Other notable alums that
usually participate are Andy
and Gary Crane, Peter •The
Man" Helfrich, Big Al Gaddis,
Dave Devick, Mike Nguyen,
Greg Sullivan and Dr. Bill Brown
[Thn's brother).
A family that is synonymous
with Newport Harbor volleyball
and its success is the Gan family
(the First Family of Newport
volleyball) .
Russell, J.J. and Darryl all
were great players for the Sailors
and will be playing for the
alumni. Ana Gan, who taught
them to play, will surely be in the
.
VOLLEYBALL
stands.
charlie
brande
Another figure which most
assuredly will be there is that of
Amin Mirhadi, who is currently
an assistant coach in Costa Mesa
High's volleyball program.
The Corona del Mar alumni
usually includes Jason Perkins,
Ty Price and Matt Herrington
from the 1989 CIF championship
team, and John Schisler, who set
CdM's 1984 CIF champs.
Clark Bragger was a member
of the 1989 team and currently is
the assistant var5ity coach . .His
presence (and humor) for the
alumni are keys to the ·
excitement of the evening.
1 was recently speaking at a
coaches' convention in San
Francisco and ran into Chad
Steelberg, who was an unsung
hero of the 1989 CIF
championship team.
The only starter not to be
named Al.1-CIF, Chad was
responsible for the part of the
game that is essential for success
and gets little recognition:
passirlg.
He was in San Francisco with
his computer advertisirlg
business, which is doing very
well. It was exating to laugh
about the old days when he
played for me at Corona del Mar,
but also to hear how he uses
many of this athletic experiences
to be successful in the business
world.
I hope that Chad sees this
article and can attend the
Alumni Game.
It would be great to see other
alums like John Klug, Peter
Nourse, Dave Johnson, Mike
Johnstone and, how about the
first coach, John Weyrauch, who
still teaches calculus at Cd.M?
All alumni for either school
should feel tree to attend. Call
Dan Glenn at Newport Harbor
(760-3327) or Steve Conti at
Corona del Mar (760-32-3) with
any questions.
TRYOUTS -·
Pro baseball tryout Set for April 5-6
•Nelson (Crash Davis) takes over as Th-City maB.ager.
'\
Former Orange Coast College standout Jamie Nel-MINORS
son, who bad a 13-year career as. a minor-league
catcher, has been named manager of the Th-City Posse in the Western
Baseball League and will conduct tryouts for the independent team
April 5-6 at Bolsa Grande High.
Nelson, whose career closely resembled that of the Crash Davis
character tti the movie •Bull Durham," joins"1974 American League
MVP Jeff Burroughs, f onner Cincinnati catcher Bill Plummer md four
other ex-major leaguers as a manager in the independent league.
Th~ 1\'i-City Posse, two-time defending Northern Division ch.ompi-.
ons, are t"eCruiting players in the two-day tryout for a chance to play
professional baseball. Other tonner big le~ers and WBL managers(
including, ex-Gia.nt catcher Dick Dietz, wi1J be tn attendance.
"(\yout tegtBtration ls $50 until March 29 $75 after that d4te. For
more details, call (509) 547-6173 or (509) 736-6634.
Orange Coast Uni~ Riptide soccer tryouts
Newport Harbor boys soccer bead coadl Ziad
KhoWy will serve u the mentor for the g&.rll' OCU Rip-
tide Ullder-14 team. 'nyOutl' for the Mh·YM_r squad Will be ~
~bout Mardi. Contact Pred salter at (114) 6'•-6917 or De'Vid
Nonhrklge at (714) 72G-S3()9. ,,_
THURSQAY, MARCH 6, 1997 19
1 Vanguards Shot in the leg, sent packing from the G:SAC Toumalnent, 68-58 =
points a game and led the squad With 34
treys. • Lack of outside shooting
the final blow for. Vanguards.
By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot
•usually you get some time to pre-
pare, but we didn't know we weren't
going to have him until today," coach Bill
Reynolds said ol DzienyilSk:i's absence. ·
But hot shooting from the viSitors (55
percent) gave them a 38-27 lead at the
half.
three points tom more times in the game,
but at 51-.f8, Westmont's Chris Lang
nailed a trey. Less than a minute later,
Wa.rrtor Lou Caballero drilled another
one. Westmont, the sixth-seeded team,
was suddenly ~ght points ahead of the
third-seeded hosts and sec could not
recuperate.
Reynolds' squad ends its season on.a
four17ame skid and an 8-7 conferen(I ·
mark.
Westmont meets Biola in the secoiid
round, the latter a 74-63 winner over
Point Lomd Nazarene.
COSTA MESA -There wp.s no blg
scorer, .no big play, no decisive coaching
move. There was nothing dramatic that
determined the narrow loss Southern
Califom!a College's men's basketball
team suffered last night against West-
mont ·~ the first round of the Golden
State ~thletic Conference playoffs.
Dzierzynski tore cartilage in bis knee
in last Saturday's contest at Westmont.
He played throughout. that game, but
woke up Sunday morning unable to
walk. The diagnosis did not come until
Wednesday afternoon.
·w~ lost our last three games and
weren't getting any rebounds," said All-
GSAC junior Terence Wilborn, who
grabbed eight, •we emphasized that. We
had to have the ball, every possession."
.. That's a little oit fough to be without
a pure shooter and this time of year,"
Reynolds said *But we made up for it a
lot with emotional play.·
Gofden State Athletic c.ont-9Cle
P\AYOff'S, Mn llOUlllD
Wesbnc,.,t 61. SoCAI Col .... 58
W.Stn.,t -C.ballero 14, Ke.-ns 11. ~ 1.
' The Vanguards did not seem to notice
the void whf:'!n they jumped out to an ear-
ly 9-4 lead. They scrambled after loose
balls, stuck defensively and forced
turnovers. They also managed to outre-
bound the 14-16 Warriors 21-16, includ-.
ing a seven-board offenslve rebounding·
advanfege.
sec came back from the intennission
and nailed its first three shots while hold-
ing the Warriors scoreless in the half for
five minutes.
Mclnt~ bit the Vanguards' only two
three-pointers of the night, but both were
within the last 40 seconds of the game.
Westmont put in eight dunng the game.
Knabb 10, Lang 17, Kenney 8, Hook 0,
Robertson 2, Cummins 4, Chirgwin o. Voth 0.
3-pt. goals • Lang 3, caballero 2, Keams 2,
Kenney 1, Cummins 1
Fouled out -'none It was more what didn't happen that
resulted in the Vanguards' 68-58 defeat.
The' Vanguards ~ere without all-con-
• ference performer Adam Dzierzyn.ski, the
senior point guard w!1o tallied nearly 14
Newport Harbor High graduate Justin
Mcintee sunk a layup from beneath the
basket to put the Vanguards within three
at 38-35.
Mclntee led the 21-11 Vanguards with
14 points. Eric Walker added 12. Rod
Scheuerman put ih 11 while securing a
game-high 13 rebounds.
· SoCAI Colfe9e -Watson 2, Walker 12.
Scheuerman 1 1, Mcintee 14, Wilbofn 10,
Proffit 0, Ross 4, Dignan 5.
3-pt. goals -Mcintee 2.
Fouled out -Walker
' The Vanguards would get as close as Halftime · Westmont, 38-27. ..
JC HOOPS r--------------------------------~------~-----------------------------------~ I HI G H ~C H OOL T R ACK A·N D F I E LD
Pirates fall in
·high desert
• Victor Valley bounces
back from 33-31 halftime
deficit to eliminate Orange
Coast from playoffs, 77-63.
VICTORVIllE WOMEN
-.The 20-11 sea-
son ·didn't come to a screeching
halt for the Orange Coast College
women's basketball team. Rather,
it blaz~d down the fairway· when
a nasty wind sw~pt it right into a
hazard. ·
After an impressive,93•48 first-
. round win over Grossmont in the
Southern California Regionals,
the Pirates held down a tough
Victor Valley backcourt and
surged ahead to a 33-31 halftime
lead in the second-round contest
Wednesday night.
I
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I I I I
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KILLER
TOMATOES
Brindey Weber (at right)
battles for posaesslon ln
the Klller Tomatoes'
game agalnst the San
Diego Extreme Sunday
as the AYSO Region 97
Dlvtslon 3 undel'-14 girls
competed in the-Sectional
Championships at UC
Irvine. The Newport
Beach-based Tom•toes,
Region and ~ea
~amplons, w~nt 2-1 ln
their pool play, and the-
second-place finlsh ke pt
them out of the
champlolll)lq> finals in
what was otherwise a
standout aeason. The
Extreme wu dealt a 3-0
loss Sunday on the
strength of three goals by
Laura Kauth.
1 DON lEACH I DAJLY Pit.OT
youth · soccer
I •
· Coron\i del Mar boys Ope n with win ·
CORONA DEL MAR -Matt Hoyt,
Nick Orlich and Rick Lee all won a
pair of events Wednesday to lead the
Corona del Mar High boys track and
field team to an 85-49 season-opening
win over nonleague visitor San
Clemente.
Coach Bill Sumner's Sea Kings won
.12 of 14 mdividual eveots.
ln the guls meet. CdM freshmen
Liz Moms and Megan Halley made
dazzling debuts, but the Tritons p,re-
vailed, 81-54.
Morris won the 800, was second in
the 200 and anchored the victorious
1,600 r~lay for the Sea Kings, while
Halley was second in the 100 and
third in both the long jump and triple
jump. Cd.M's Jennifer Blair won the
3,200. wtule Jennifer Morgan capr
tured the 1,600.
Hoyt~ a senior, topped the held in
the 200 meters (24.0) and the 400
(52.6) and was also second m the long
Jump.
Orlich, a junior, swept the hurdles,
while Lee, a senior, won the shot put
and discus.
'I 90YS : c.-., M.r as
I S... 0emetM Ct
I '00 • I SumMf (CdMJ, 11 II, 2 I P.yne (SC) 11 9, 3 Ktm (SC), 12 3
I 100 • 1 Hoyt (CdM), 24 0; 2 Sumne<
I (CdM). 24 2; 3 F1o11<oe (CdM), 25 0
: 400 • 1 Hoyt (CdM), 52 6; 2. lu<1•110
I (SC), 54 9, l lfUKoe (CdM), 55.l
I IOO • I Houfeld (CdM). 2'09, 2
I Gl\WI (SC) 2 13, l ContArlt (CclM),
213'6
,,IOO • I BHrdslff (CdM), 4 44, 2 ft~ (CdM), 4 45, 3 GNirt (SC),
'\.54.
J,200 • I Rogert (CdM), 10 42; 2
G~Y• ,(50. 10 45 llffrdsltt (CdM).
10 47 a. no ... I °'1t<h (CdM) Ill 2, 2
St.rll (SQ. 19 1. No \hird
JOO 9f • 1. C>ni<tl (CdM), 46 0, 2
Stri (SO 47 6, l 0.Ang (CdM). 51 4
400 reley • 1 S.11 Oeinente, 47 S
,,IOO rel11Y I s.tn Ct.mente, 3 47 6
IU • 1 lcown (CclM), ~ 2 Oun-
nl<Utffe (SC), ~ l Mor~" (SC). S-4 •
U I P•yne (SO. 17 2 1/2, 2 Hoyt
(CdM). 17-0. Mo<~n (SC) 1&-11
TJ I Morg•n <SO 36 2. 2 w.1i,.,,,.
(CdM). ll-6 112. 3 M,n,,,.n (CdM) 3 I
11 1/2
f'V I Wllh.&mt (CdM), 12 1 2
Brown (COM). 9-2, No third
SP I lH (CdM). 44 S. 2 Tarughn1
(CdM). 43-7, H;oyden (SC). 42 2
OT I LH (CdM). 131 1112. 2 Bun
(SC) 122-4 112. 3 T.naqhn• (CdM).
1~9112
G-.S
Sen CMt'Mnt• 11
Ce('OnA ., Mllr S4
100 • 1 C....mp. (SC). 12 7, 2 Halley
(CdM). 13 41, EdwMdt (SC) 14 I
200 • 1 C'IM11!W ($() 26 8 2 Mof'ftl
(CdM). 27.3, l ClvoS\ian>on (CdM), 297 .
4!:IO 1 Chf1Sl1anson (CdM). LOS 6,
2 151.bln (CdM). I 05 9. l Rtvllla (SQ.
I 06)
IOO · 1 Motm (CdM). 2 29 9. 2
Walla CSO. 2 ll 9. l Mor9An (CdM)
2380
,,600 • I MC>f9An (CclM). 5;33 7, 2.
WAiia (SC) S 3S C1 l QIJye (CdM),
5 4SO
l.200 · 1 Bl••• (CdM), 12'41, 2. Ciaf· • <•a (CdM) 12 $2, l QIJye (CdM), 12:56.
100 H T M<C.trtJ11 (SC), 1U; 2
Barnes (CdM). 19 6: 3 Weber (SC).
202 •
JOO H 1 McC..arun (SC), 52 1, 2.
Web@< (SC). 58 6 l Barnes (COM).
1 OIS
400 re&ay I s.tn Clemet>te, Sl 7. ,
1,600 ,.lay Coron• del MAr (Oft-tia~ Jami~. Dubin, Morris).
4 22
IU • I HoY9r (CclM), 4-6. 2 Noble
(SC). ...... 3 1(1'1J9e' (SC), ......
U I l<.l'IJ9e' (SC) 1S-3, 2. Hobie
(SC), H-11 3 Halley (CdM), 13 10 112
TJ I tc:1Vger (SQ, 32·1, 2. Noble
ISO. 29-9, l Halley ((.c:tM). 21-10 112.
SP • 1 Cook (SC) 29-1 O; 2 Gero
(CdM) 29--0 112, l<Al-(SQ, 2S-1
OT I Cool< (SC). 90-l. 2 IC.tleN
(SC) no rrw•k. l Ge<o (CdM). no IMllL.
That's when the breeze picked up.
G~rgette Brewer, who scored
18 points against OCC earlier this
season, exploded for 19 of her 21
points in the second half. The
Rams went on to outrebound,
outshoot and outscore the visiting
Pirates by 16 points in the second
half to result in a 77-63 final.
L-------------------------------------------------------~-------------------
PINON Dianne ·Pulido wrapped up a
career season with 19 points to
lead the Pirates. Traci Nakamura
added 11.
RIGOPINON -. CONTINUED FROM 81 llom: March 6, 197~
Hometown: Pinon, who celebrates his 18th birthdaytoda~ "I got some food
in me after making the weight
and I was real pumped up for my
first two pigtail matches
(preliminary bouts designed to
fill out the final spots in the
official tournament bracket) .
Once I won my first two, I told
myself 'I've got to place.' All
these people were pushing me:
The Rams advance to the semi-
finals Saturday to play Cuesta,
which eliminated Cypress.
Costa Mesa · =S-foot-5
120
Sport Wr~ing
SoCAI Reglona ls
SECOM> llOUND
Vktar Valley 77, Onnge Coast 6.3
· Orange eo.t -Nakamura 11.
~ 119-pounder
eo.ch: Darryl Holiday F..,..._ food: Oatmeal
Fwortee ""8k: Jazz
Nakase 3. de los Santos 3, Ovitt 4,
Loshar 7, Rambayon 9, Pulido 19,
Takemoto8.
3-pt. goals -Nakamura 1, Nakase 1,
Rambayon 1.
Fouled out -none.
.. .-....c •••• ~
Qualifying for the CF State
Wreestling O\ampionships by
finishing fifth at Southern Section
Mastet5 Meet. •
AtNeli9ofhw..kX: Darryl, my family. It just made
me stronger, mentally.~
Victor Valley -Graham 18, Brewer
231, Miiier 6. Wright 21, Cast 3,
Anderson 0, Smith 1, Fredrenburgh 7.
3-pt. goals -Brewer 2. Graham 1,
Winning fille of his seYef'I Masten
Meet matches Saturday at Fountain
Valley H~ gaining him the bef1h
at the State Finals.
With the added mental boost
Md improved takedown
technique blending with his ·
trademark strength and
toughness, the reigning
119-pound Sea View League
Wright 1. Dlilr Pb
Fouled out · Miller. Colf«tor sports ard ~ 97-S
Halftime • Orange Coast. 33-31.
BRI EFS
Pirates still unbeaten
EL CAJON -Josh VOLLEYBALL
Richardson of Orange
Coast College recorqed 22 kills while teammate
Jason IOems added 14, as the visiting Pirates
swept Grossmont in an Orange Empire Confer-
ence men's volleyball match Wednesday, 15-10,
15-4, 15-13, improving to 7-0, 5-0 in conference.
OCC falls in late going ·, 6-5 ,
CYPRESS -Orange Coast FTB College's softball team SO ALL
droppen a 6-5 Orange Empire Conference deci-
sion at Cypress Wednesday as the hosts over-
came a five-run OCC sixth inning with three in
the bottom of the seventh, capped b~ a two-run
d6u.ble by Amy Weathers. -
Mary Perez had a two-run single to key the
Pirates' rally and was 2 for 3 on the day.
OCC, which saw its losing streak extended to
three games, is now 4-3, 1-3 in conference.
, OMNc:a a... C«lrt am
CypNU .. Or .... CoMt 5
Orange Coast 000 005 O • 5 7 O
Cypress 002 010 3 -6 1 3
Ward Wld Ritchey; Rizzo. Painter (3), Walker (6), Wilkes
(6) and Humphries, W -Wllkes, 1~1. L ·Ward. 3·2.
28 -Weathers (Cy). 38 -Guinner (Cy).
Cuyamaca tops OCC
EL CAJON -Hart Huang of host GOLP
Cuyamaca College shot 1-over 73 to
earn medalist honors Wednesday in a three-way
Orange Empire Conlerence golf match at
Slngtng Hills Golt Club, as Cuyamaca won with
a 389, followed by Orange Coast (.f 12) and Gold-
en West~•t8). •
OCC, 10-6 overall, 0-1 in conference, was led
by Craig Welker (81), Brandon Thompson (81),
Steve Yun (83), Larry Eckels (83) and Steve Non-
ies (M).
Vangiianls·men kiloeked otr
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Eagles have early edge on Tars
NEWPORT BEACH -GIRLS GOLF
Estancia High's Marie
Arbuzol earned a seven-shot edge on the compe-
tition. but host Newport Harbor had enough to
earn a 223-234 advantage in the first half of an
18-hole girls golf match Wednesday at the New-
port Beach Golf Course.
Arbuzol shot a 6-over 35, while Newport's
Vanessa Shapiro, a sophomore, and Erin Haller. a
freshman, carded rounds ot 42.,
The match will be completed April 30.
Newport HartMM' 223, Estancia 234
1. Arbuzol (E). 35; 2. (tie) Vanessa Shapiro (NH). Erin
Haller (NH), 42; 4. Jugan (NH), 45; 5. Enriquez (NH), Cote
(E). 46. Others: Day (NH) 48, Thomson (E) 49. -
Tars. Edison tied after nine
COSTA MESA -New-BOYS GOLF
port Harbor High's boys and
the Edison Chargers are in a 217-217 standoff
after nine holes of their 18-bole nonleague
match, to be completed March 18 at SeaCliff in
Hlintington Beach. Leading Harbor was Justin
Shapiro with his second 38 in two days.
Newport ttMtM>r 217, lcleor\ 217
1. Massey (E). 37; 2. Shapiro (NH), 38; 3. Mlches (E}, 40; 4.
Hussein (NH), 41; 5. (tie) CAlfopy (NH), Wicks (E), 45 each
Xie wins, but sec falls, 8-t
COSTA MESA -Serena Xie, S
the number one singles tennis t°INNl
player for Southem Calif omla, easily dispatched
of Ha.wail Pacific's top competitor in the Van-
guard»' only win Wednesday. Xie dropped just
one game ln her 6-0, 6-t victory.
The rest of the Vanguards could not even
muster a single set as the Visitors from ttie ~di
stuck the 6..s hosts with an S..1 loss. •
champion won five of his seven
matche!i, including a techrucal
deasion in the fifth-place final.
"The Southern Section
Masters Meet is like a state
tournament unto itself," Holiday
said. ·so this was a great
accomplishment for Rigo. It's
going to be great for his
confidence. I believe be can
place at state, but even it that
doesn't happen, he's already had
a great finish to his season.•
Despite the seven-match grind
(Holiday'noted the maximum
other tournaments require is
five), Pinon said he had enough
energy for a family .celebration
Saturday night.
•1 was too excited to be tired,"
he said. •My cousins came over,
my mom cooked me a good din-
ner and everyone was happy for
me. When I woke up Sunday, I
felt like wrestling.·
Pinon said having so many
family memberS present
Saturday made it especially
gratifying. Holiday also noticed
the difference.
•.Every time he won, he
looked up into the stands. It was
a big thing for him to have them
there," Hol1day said.
Though Pinon estimates his
record indudes double-digit
losses, most of those were
against bigger opponents, as
Holiday frequently asked him to
"wrestle up" to help the team
accomplish its goal of a Sea View
championship.
"It was frustraQng wrestling
bigger guys, but that wound up
paying off for me," Pinon said.
"His record was blemished,
because be was sacrificing for
the team,.~ Holiday said.
Holiday, a frequ~nt practice
partner for Pinon, recognized
Pinon's potential when he
transferred to Harbor in 1995,
after wrestling as a freshman at
Costa Mesa High. . _
"When I saw the way he
moved and reacted, I could tell
there was a lot of natural ability
there," said Holiday, a former
prep state champion in Oregon.
• [ WtestJe with him in I '
practice, so I know how strong
and quick he is. I'm bigger than
he is, but there are times when I
have to tell him to get off
me ·
Holiday likely won't have to
tell him he can accomplish great
things next season, and beyond.
For that knowledge, he can
thank one harroWlllg Saturday.
which bestowed upon him this
rarest of rewards.
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Ci»fnNUED FROM 81 -Valuable ~er KDred nlAe
the Ea tes· · 10 ti ond ov~:fi ln 4 53-45 ~round m-7' triumph at La Quint.a. He
tlhln scored 20 in a 68-60 quarter·
IMl lo5I to Momln~de.
.. _Mansell. a 5-9 pomt guard wbo
ID_ent his first three prep sea.sons
~ter Dei, quickly settled into
• · ieadersbip role for first-year
O>ach Rich Boyce, who regularly
praised his work eth;ic as muah as
h1I amJ)M talents.
Jn addition to lntangiblea,
ManM1l OOlltributed l 2.8 polDtl,
seven rebounds and 6.1 a.amta,
while lpeaibeading the Eaglet'
trademark preuwe deleswe.
A dongerous long· range shoot·
er, Mansell al$O pou:eues the
ball-handling obWty to break
down defenses with penetration,
and the Ulldlfishness to set up
open teammates when double·
teamed ..
He was a first-team All·PCL
selection tor the Eagles, who fin-
ished 20-8.
Pulido, who started for the
Harbor vU'ldly • a trenme.n..
averaged 13.e ~ ud «S.7
rebound.I fot Hint. after having
played CJaly one game the prev{·
OUI two MAIODI.
A 6-toot-S, 220-pounder, b.ia
ba!Jpvwt a strong imtde p?eSence
with the ball·hondling sk:illl of a
guard to Mlp the nu'I' overoome
o Pilot prediction foT fitt.h place ln
league.
lo addition to his ploy, which
Included shooting 47% from the
field, the lint-team all-leaguer's
competitiv intensity wa.s a big
plus tor Newport.
The Newport-Mesa District
Plays ot ta.a Year In footb&U and
a lbreeo4pOl't Nndout. PulidO wm
I QOnClllltrate Oft the grid1roo in &he
future, having accepted a scholar·
ship to play tigbttend for the Un1-
ven.ity ol ONgon.
Juneson, only a IOl>homore,
could dWlenge Nelton lor Player
of the Yeor laurels next season. A
5-11 point guard, he followed up
h1s freshman apprenticeship on
the varsity with a noteworthy
campaign. .
Jameson averaged 12.4 points,
3.3 rebounds and 3.1 assists,
while shooting 51 % from lbe field
and 40% from three-point range
'
as Hlrsrl floor general. He 1COred ~ ftgurel 21 times tn 27
Uke M•nMD. J&melOn blend.I
shooting lkill with the ability to
beet defenset wttb the dribble~
Cb4isson. the Mustangs• most
consistent o1tenllve wee.pou u a
5.9 guaid, often displayed lb.ow·
stopping flair, en route to aveng-
Lng i3.6 points for first-year he4d
man Erich Allen .
Chaisson wa.s dangerous from
threedom. but wu more e.tfective
slashing through defenders with
the type of abandon typically
reserved for the playground.
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PLAINTIFF: Doyal G. KarenLel11ndlnandtotne Da1ry~11o1Feb 13.20,27. TlutlnlntSS •S~by~-O:~·CA926n CAIENO.A188352 PUBLICNOTICE ~II DI*: 1
• tcfoo°" ~~~ U: Teel p1openy will ~ one1ed lot Mar. 6. 1997 th68~ PUBLIC NOTICE an 1nl)~ll ~nessll c.onclidld To el helr9, benefl· -, .. 7171 ..o ~ c..c .,.;.......un... .. .. ~ -....... ..... aate. 11 flql.19d. the In· .~snnc Ills not yet ~n a-............. • • 9di ........ .-...... ¥"" _.,..,.., ~EFENDAFNT~ /~•hd 1emal Aevenue Service will PUBLIC NOTICE Rte II. lff7JT11nl ID tranSatt bU$1ness unoer 1111 ~ 1111 not yet beOI :::~t ~r,.~:'! c:~ NOl1CE OF Hwy .. •1 :J:ndtf =~11UM~ Ja •h •k• re,. • • • lurnlsh 1nrorma11on abOut ~us IUllNfSS bchous tJusiness name ot ID .-Wlal business llnde< ho ' th PEI Ii ... TO C.W ... -CA ·' on · chlan • possible encumb1ances. Fictitious Buslneaa """'"' names 1fSteO lltl!tn rdl•ous butlneu NITll P4!rtons w may 0 e.r· AD•ll I Bi 9Z9Zl5 • lnsll'\lmtnl Numl>ef 95-
0r•nv• County M.,. which may be useful In de· Name Statement · NAME STATBIElfT SIGHED SU Ct()HG KOHG natne$ lmlcl htllin wrae be lni.re•ted rn re-r OF a .a•a 03/06, 03/09, 03/12 0196661, of Ille OtllCill Alcorcb
eh•I• Dept. 4001 Jam· te1m1ning the value ol the The following persons .,, The IOflowlllO l)llSOn(S) 1~" nu stallemtnt was tted witn SIGNED PIZZA E>CHAHGE. IHC . "'-will °' Htate, or c;oiATE : --of Orlll09 County Callornll. Wiii b Bl d 108 Interest being sold doing business as: e) Spa· oing i.ssiness as CAPP't''S tne County Cletll Of OllnQt A CA CORP 8r Massih lahedl· both. of: CHUCK WIL· L OUJB•URG st1 at pubic IUCllOll to llklllltl Nor•• v B rmj, CA Desc11pl1on of P1operty: ret1me, b) Sparet1me Inlet· AFf. !l930 W Pacific COIS1 Countyonftt1Natyt4 1Qg7 l1Cl.flluidtni LIAM WONDERSEE CASIE NO. A1M373 PUBLIC NOTICE biddef for laWIUI money ol lhe ewport ••e ' The 11ght. !Ille and Interest ac11ve. 151 f . 21s1 127, ~IY. Newooit Beacn CA NOTICE-this fic:n0us Name Tlis stMtment WIS hied WI Al(A CHARLES WIL· To .. heirt, benefi-Unbid States. Of a <*tilen
02000, HarCbor00lvlslon of tht Estate of H11bert Le· Costa Mesa, CA 92827 Sllllmtnt exptH fNt yeatS lrom the Countl Clelll o1 LIAM WONDERSEE cleriet, croditors, con-NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE "'9dt at ~-~nl or 1hl ' HOTI E F land, 30t N. A1mpan St.. Sean Leon11d. 216 9th MllOS PlnaQalu, s14g WI tnedallitwashltdintlleOlfteeCountionFttlNaty4,1997 · A PETITION h•t tlngent creditor•, and TS NoE240841 Unit COdeE ~at ..... -,entyarea 0 ~ARSHAL'S SALE Su11e A, Orange, Cahlorn1a St11e1, Huntington Beach, reensbOro Lant Allant•m ~Is. ol ltlt County Cleltl A new ,;a. NOTICE-Tlis ~'°'11 been filed by NORENE peraone who may other-Loan No 280001415773/l.AIR PlactE nclla CMc Centtr~1-
LEVYING OFFICER 92668, and He1ben (dec'd) CA 92648 • A 92807 •ous lklsiness Name St11tment St11em1nc t1CPrt1 tM yean lro 8. LINGLE In the Super!· w lH be interHted In AP# 423·321-13 T 0. SERVICE 411 ast ~ Avt., .--n·
FILE HO.: & Karen Leland. P.O. Box Tom Ktacht. 151 c. 21st This business 1s conducted by IT'llst bl hied pnor ID ttlat oate the Ii* it w11filed in1hl Ofl or Court of Californle, the will or Htate or COMPANY as duly tOOO!nted llallie CA The n-;t ~d': ang
HRCSC 342, Ha1bo1 c11y, Calilornia s11pe1 1121, Costa Mesa. n 111C:111.1~11 . Tiie hUno OI u.s st3tlment ooes ol the Cou~ Cler\ A new Act· County of Orenge. both of· CLARA' L Trustee under Ill• lodowtno 0 t 'i°':'°" aal ""'~ 90 COURT CASE NO 1 90710. In the "Settlement CA 92627 1 Ae9strant nas not yet t:>egun not of itseO autllonze Ille use in -ous Bulineu Name Staemen THE PETITION re-OLDENBURG • described Deed of Trust WILL lflY, o r pro,.. .. , •·
189962.A · Ag1e~~en1 and Mutual Re· Tti1s business If con· • transact business unclef lhe ht st.ate of 1 Fictitious Business mist be hied prior 10 that <Ille quetts thet NORENE B. A PETITION hll SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO ~~d s:= ~~rp:.-d ~ av virtue 01 a writ Issued roase dated Novombe1 1. ducted by: co-panners 1cbbous busmen name or Name in 1.1ol1t1on ol Ille ngllb of Tiie lili!IQ ol INS statement ~s LINGLE be eppointed 81 been flied by ARST THE HIGHESl 8100ER FOR eUct. CA 92663 \ss.sswr:·s
:>n J ly 23 1996 n the 1992. which was ente1ed Have you started doing nameshsteahereio anotner nder Federal Sllte or not Of itself autlloftit lhl use in pereonlli ·representative AMERICAN TRUST CASH (In Ille forms wtllcn are ...... ,· N 933·381·55 The u • 1 Into Adv11sary case no. SA b\Js1noss yet? No • IGNEO NIKOS PAHAGAKIS u • · llis Stitt °' 1 Actlous Buslne ed Inf h . lawful tender In the United ,. .. ce 0
above de11gna1ed Court, 91·03530. In ie: Mesa Bear· Sean Leona1d This statement was !tied with common law (See Secbon 14400 Name in ol*>n Of the "A s to m ater t e ••tate COMPANY in th~ SuJ!• States) and/or Ill• casnler's. owntr of Ille real l)(optrty Is upon a 1udgmont ento1ed ing Company. Inc .. a Cah· Tom Krachl tlle County_ Clerk Of Orange ti SeQ , Busuiess and Prolessi~ns 8 u"' '"'hi! ol of th• decedent. rior Coun of Clli1for111a. ceratltd or otner enec:ICS sped· purpor11d to be: Siiiy H1tdy. an Janua1y 25. 1995 In tavo1 forn1a co1po1a11on Oebto1/ This statement was flied iV on ~brua 21 1gg7 Cooe) nolhtr tide< f-tdtlJI, St.ate, o THE PETITION re-County of Orange. lied In Clvll Code StCtlOn 2924h uom¥T11d womin. and M~ael
of aes•gnee or 1eco1d: Paul Mesa Beat1ng Company, with the County Clerk 01 ~T~E-Thli ~a'ous Name Fi/st f'111no common llW (See Seclon 1• quettl the dec.e~ent'.• THE PETITION r• (PIY•ble 111 lull 11 the time of JOMPll Hltdy, an unmarried
411ord and aga1n~1 judg· Inc. a Ca1llom1a Co1po1a-Orange County on 2.7.97 Statrmern e~its I w tars from Newpon Beach-CoSU Mesa =,Business and Profess. Will end c~1cdt, tf quettt thet FIRST sale to T 0 S.tva Company) man. ;is lolnl ttnants. The un· ~en~I ~e~i~r~s) t:~~~n lion, Ptaint111, v. He1bert H 19973710439 tile csatt 11 was hie~ ,/the OfliCe CN408263 l -2780-S ftbZ027, Ii tMlt •ny, be edmttted to AMERICAN TRUST all riQnt. !Jiii and 1n11res1 eon-dtrslgned 11'\1$ .. Olsdalrns 111'1 fi~ Jal:~ ~h~':n~ a no~ Leland. Individually. He1-Oaily Pilot Mar. 6, l3, 20, 01 tne County Cler'\. A new nctl· Mar613, 1997 rs'==no BelCll..COS Mt probate .. The Will ·~ COMPANY be 9PPoint-veytd to and now neld by II !idly lor ~ lncOrrectnentn!I
batanceotS5310592act . bert H Leland and Karen 27, 1997 • th7t4 oous Bilsiness Namt Swemem ..,..2, ta r...11 eny eod1ena ~re eva!I· edHpersonalrepr•H~ undtfsald OMdotTrt1St ln tt111hl sntl !'"!.A!'d,.o I · · u A Leland. dba S & S En· PUBLIC NOTICE ·~ ?IMNrr:b eblt fot examinetlon 1n tative to admini1ter the property htrma'ltrer described common """'na ...... ~. " "'I 41ny due on said Judgment 1e1p11ses Leland Book· PUBLIC NOTICE rn.ist be Med pnor IO ttlat date 13,20,27. Mw4 1gg7 the file kepi by the f h d · -~ · TRUSTOR LORELL DENISE Shown fl«lln. ~ Siie Wiii be :in the date ol Ille issuance · S Tiit llllng of ltlS statemtnt ooes ' ettete o _. • ec .... ent. ma.tie bUI Wltlout c:ownant °' :ii said w11t t have levied keeping & Tax ervice. not of itself aull\Onze Ille use 1n Ria NO 1"73711102 -court. THE PETITION r• LAIR BENEFICIARY CITY FIRST ' Im lied opon all nght, 11111 and In-Inc . a co1po1at1on, and Fictitious BualnHa lhs stJte Of 1 Fta'°'1S 9usmttt FICTITlOUI IUllNOS PUBLIC NOTICE THE PfTITION re· quuta the decedent's RecordedA1><11 21 199• u war"!'~~~ or
1_.811 ol said Judgment ~ES 1 uvough 10, 1ncfu· Name Statement Name 11 ~lllOll Of the ""/!Is ot NAME STATBIENT • quettt euthonty to WILL and codicil• if Instr No 94·02777561n Book reoar-...,__ · ,,_to....,, .... 11ve. filed In the United The foUowing p11sons afl 1 ,.,, admi 'it th t t be ad · ed' l>iQt of OlliclaJ Rtc0rds In Ille lllQlm.., ..... ~. ~ w .. debto1(s) In the roperty In States Bank1up1cv Coun, doing business as: Joy another ufl(ler Federal State o The IOflowlllO pe~S) •~I! ~9,.171U • nd ni her Ind e ~ • e artY• • mitt to office Of tilt RICOldtr of Or· rtlNlrllnQ pmdpal sum of a
the County o 01ange, Cen11a1 Olsttict of Call· Chalet 1525 Mesa Verde rnmoo law (See Seaon 14400 dOlllO ~siness as •. SUBWAY NOTICE OF u e.r ,t • . •P• ent probete:. ~ WlU and •County YOU ARE IN DE· nott. nomeownef'I ISsemnenl
Stall ol Callfo~ma, di· lo1n1a, on feb1uary 5, 1993, D11ve • fast. Suite 122. ti SfQ BuSineSS '"" ProltsSIOns #12248 108.5 E """'"" Admmt1trat1on of Et· •ny codicil• ~,. avell· mLT UNDER A OHO OF or otner ot>lgallon SIO.lrtd by scribed as follows. In whicti the debtors we•• Costa Mesa CA 92626 I ltQl!way. Racenu CA Q-2670 PEI ii iOiM TO tete~ Act. (Thie euthori· able tor examn•tion in t RUST OATEO 4111194 UNLESS !Ills Lien. witll lnlltftst ano otnlf
See anacti.d 101 desctiP· ldentllted as Keuh A Jo·Nei Incorporated 1525 Fiis1f'111no AndraRk Aslllyan. 621 w ADM-hit tv w1ll ellow the per•o~ the fite kept by the YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRO· sum a orOYlded tll«lln: t>M
11onol1ealptopeny Faber, an ind1v1dua1: Mesa Ve1de Duve East. NcwponBucn-CostaMtsa Oleanoer.Btu.CA92621 ESTATE OF: elrepreae~tetlvet~ta.ke court. TECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT aovanc:as. if any.,uncltr the ~~~~s~up1ion 8'enda J Fabe1. an Ind•· Suit~ 122, Costa Mesa, CA CN40Q38Q CAPPY'S feb r Mar Tin business IS COll():lcttd tiv GEORGE WILLIAM meny ecttont withot.it THE PETITlpN re· MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC lltmS lllefeol and in'9ftst on 1 viduat, Demck S Faber. an 92626 613 20 1997 an 1~• l.4Ua-• obtelnmg court epproy-quettt euthonty to SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· sudl ad'Vanees. PIUS lees
MLot ~c:~c~ ~;i80 a: ~r Individual; and Mesa Bear· This business rs con-Reosnnt fl&s not yet begun CASE7 NO A18GS8 al . Before teking cert11n edminitter tho ettete NATION OF THE NATURE Of cll•ges. Ul*IHS of lht Trus· PIP~ 1 1 e 6 1 ° 35 oi ing Company. a corpora-ducted by: a co1pora1ton PUBLIC NOTICE llO transact tJusuwss under the To all h.ire benefi-very important actions, under the Independent THE PROCEEDING AGAINST .. and Trust created by Said M~ecella 0 e 1": u~~eps 11on, with the add11ss of Have you staned doing llCll•ous business name or ciarie• c reditor. con-however, the p'ereonel Admlniett.tion of Ea· YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A lien The total amount ol tile
1 n ould · 1932 Placen11a Avenue, business yet? No namn kste<lntrttn · • ecf ' net repreHntetlve will be tet .. Act {Tha euthori· lAWYfR 119 39TH STREET, unl)akl balanCI of 111• ot>lklallon g'~~ds ot 511 Orange Costa Mesa, CA 92627. Jo-Net Inc . Janet D. File No.1M73711737 SIGNED ANORAHIKASATAYAN tlngent er itora, a required to give notice ty will .i~w th• perao~ NEWPORT BEACH. CA 92663 Sia.Ired by 1111 prcperty lo be E•ce~I one hall 01 811 011 P1op11ty may be In-Jones, v. Pres. flC1T110US IUSINESS , Tin stafemenc was f~e<I with ~~~~on:ew~t:;:rt:!:'er'~ to inter .. ted petaon1 al represent•dve to teke (II a strut address or common solcl and rusonablt estlmalllO
gu and oiher hydiocarbo~ spected at: N/A · 1n1angible Thia statement was med NAMESTATfMElfT ~!hf County Clerk OI Oranot the w'll or ••t•t• or unleu they have meny action11 without designanon of property rs costs.e~'!!"1nar,.~.aov~1 a1
substances and mlnt1ols propeny. with lho County Cle1k of The IOOOWlnQ person(s) 1 County on ftbfUllY 14, 1997 ' . • weived notice or con· obteining court epprov-snown above no warranty IS lht time o ••• -pu-.. on
in. on and under said lond. Payment Te1ms: Full pay-01ange Couniy on 1·22-97 oono business as CINDY' NOTICE-This Fictbous Name ~t~~ K~;J~,f1~1 Wll· sented to the propoHd el. Before taking certain given as 10 Its completeness or ~3~•49N~men~'m~t>e : as ieserved In the Oeed ment 1equ1~ed on BC· 19973708249 CORNEl'I CAFE. 3858 Cemtos Statement ext1ru hve years from action.I The indepen-very importent aodone, correctness) The bentlltllry · · • •1 ,
f1om Joseph M. Irvine. A c;~:~~~ i·.~~:~~t ~!id pay Oa1ly Pilot Feb. 20. 21, Los:~es. CAG0:,8 R' tne date 11 was hied in the Ofhce bee~ m:f'~~~tt,seia~ dent adminiatration ttowever, the peraonel under sa;d Oeeo of Trr1'1 i:v :'~· !1.a:'!"~~=i::~
Slr1g1e Man and Sarah H: ments must be by cosh: Mar. 6. 13. 1997 th703 Aver.!: eyegJls':.cA 'il«>:lOeestt> ot 1hf County Clerll A new FiCb· PETER BALOUGH in the authority will be granted repr~Hntati~ will ,b• ;:eg~ 01:0~~·=u~~do~!~e't,.; Check drawn l>Y a State Bank.or ~~~·d A J~ngt~:o~~~ irn cen1hed check. cash1tl's o1 PUBLIC NOTICE Praxeoes Georgiou 651 ::i ~~=s pn~~ ~= Superior Court of Celi· unleu fl•n in~rea~ed required to Jw notice nere1ol~re executed and dellv· Ftcleral Credit Onion. or a etledi BC:C,k 2193 Y Pag'e 445 of treasurer'• chock or by a Rees10n Avenue Cyinss llle hhno Of ttls stlltment ooes fornie, County of Or· per1on I H •r:i? 1ect1ondn to lnterett pereont ered to IJ'le underrtgned a drawn by a Stall or Fecltral
Olt.clal Recoids • Un111d States postal, bank, Fictitious BuslneH 90630 not ol itsttf 11.1t110nze tile use in ange. to the petition • un!••• t~•Y have wnrten OecfaraDon of Oelault Savtnos & Loan Association PARC~L II' exp1eu. or teleg1aph Name Statement This business •S co!Qicle<I hS st.Ill Of a Adl•ous Business THE PETITION re-show• good, ceuae why w,..ved notte• or co~ and Oemino tor Sall and SivtnOs AssoaaDon. or SivlnQs ~on exc1u.11ve easements money Oldt1. Make check The following persons are lllsband & wtle Name in ~otuon ol lhe nglltS ol quett• that JOSEPH the court iho~ not H~ted to th• J!ropoaed written ncruee of default and of Bank sPldfied In secoon 5102 ~ .,:cess. ingteu , egress, 01 monoy order pavable 10 do_ing business as: sot Rtglstrlnt haS not yet begu anotller unde< Fedelll. Stall 0 PETEA BALOUGH be grent the authonty. ectton.J The 1nctep,en-•lecnon to ~st 1111 under· of lht Flnandal Codt and
.. aachment, support end ~~· lnlernal Rovenue Set· Grlll, 110 Mcfadden Pl .. IO transact business unQer common law (See Seellon 14400 eppointed ae pe,.onal A HEARING on the dent •dmlnlttretton SIQntd lo sell sllCI property to authoru:td to do Mintn r lhls
..,, .. h., purposea. all as ce Newport Beach, CA 92663 hcnous i.ssiness name et S1Q Business ano Pl"ottSStOns repr .. entative to edmin· pett~on will be held on eutnority wUI ~e grant~ ullsly said obllgauons Jnd t:!' ht~ t>tnel~ : d':
E: 1no defined 1n the C. FrlH, Denise M. Taggart. 66 names hsted lltllln COdel · iner tM Htett of the Apnl 10, 1997 et 1 :45 unleH en tnt.,.tted t11ereat111 111• undtnlQned rt o UICI.I Ml ·
auon of covenants, Revenue Onlcer Racing .Wind. Irvine, CA SIGNED ALEX GEORGIOU first A~ng decedent. P.M. In Dept. 703 loc!'t· pereon filea 9".' ~bjeotion caused said noace ot d.iaut ::.. to 0::,J:~"!.lg":1 ~
rons and resttlctions 02/20/97 92614 PfWCEOES GEOAGIOU Newgon Beaeh-Co$1a Mesa THE PETITION ,.. ed •t 341 The City to tti. peotton and and ot ettcuon to be Record· And S.mand For W an:' 1 ~orded Decemb11 t 8, P . 0. 8 o • 3 0 2 2 O, Sean Taggart, 6J> Racing Ths 111\ement w~ hltO WI CN4Q8262 111624MN ft~ 20 27 queets the decedent' a Drive, Or•ng•. CA show• good ceuH why edNovemoer 7 1996 as Instr wrt111f1 NOllCI Of Oetiult AnCI m s In Book 11599. Page 24000 Avlla Rd., 3rd Wind, Irvine, CA 92614 the Councy Clerk ol QQ Mar613 1997 · Will •nd codicit1, if 92668. the COt.ltt 1hould not No S665SOln BoOll ~ of Eleellon To Sell The unde<· ~. Olf'te1al Reco•ds ol Floor Laguna Nlguel This business Is con· County on Fttll\lty 21 111Q7 . eny be admitted to IF YOU OBJECT TO grent the euthorfty. OlllClll Records in Ill• office of signed caused Urcs notlCI ot :!':-~~~~11~~nty ~nd ~ CA 92801.0220, (7t4J ~~ed by: husband and NOTICE· Ths Ftcnous PUBLIC NOTICE probate. T:ho Will end the . grenting of the . . ~ HE~RING on the r:dr~!:ede~I of r~r~ge~n~ d1tautt.1d electlon to sd to Ile ~.clon iecot:od Janu: :US0-2059 Have you started doing wemtnt tJCPllU hw )'ti/I f any codie1l1 •r• evatl· pettuon, you f.hould peu_oon will be held on made in as IS ~n:b~ wttnou recorded In 1hl County wntre
1976 1n Book 1162'6 Publlshed Newport business yet? No theelatitttwasMed in tlle dll RteMl.1"73711114 tble for examination in eppeer •t the h .. ~ng Apnl ,tO, 1997 at l:45 covenant or wauanry exoress tr1•rul1><opertyl&loca1ld.Od ~· ge 133 1 . of 11c1 1 i Beacti·Cos1a Mesa Daily Denise M Taggart ol Ille County Ot~ A new Fie1'· FICTTTlOUI IUSINBS the file kept by the l!nd et•t• fr,our 0~~•c· ~M. in 03ep1t. 7Th03 lcx:C~I· or 1mpl11d regarding Otle oos· Januaty 29, 1997 w1111•11
County. · th712 w11h the Couniy crtrk of mvst bt ltlecl pnor to lhll date The followino r;ie1SOn(s) ~ THE PETITION re-ob1ecf1on1 with the Drive Orenge CA pay me remaining pnnc1oa1 11900 W File B>tcl .. Suitt ~1d1 or said Orange P1to1 Match6 1997 Ttiis statement w~ filed •ous Sus.nus Name Stal!me~ NAMESTATtMOO court. t10!'1 , or 11 . w n en "". et •1 • ity session or encumbrances to llH Stnlln, • r.-.
AeNsso1 Parcel Numb11 Orange County on 2·25-97 Tile llhno of 11111 statement dOe dotng i.isiness as V'llt.AG quettt euthority to ~ourt before the heer· 92888. sum of mt nott(s) secured Dy 700. Los . CA 90064
4"1-252·04 PUBLIC NOTICE 19973712044 not of itself aulhonze the use I CLEANERS & LAUNDRY administer tho Htete mg. Your epp .. rance IF YOU OBJECT TO said Deed of Trust. With Inter· C310l 207·20 by: J. Giits.
Commonly know as: 1 Daily Pilot Feb. 21, Mar. 6, lhs state Of • ficnous Bustness Santa Ana canyon Aoacl. AN under the Independent may be in pe11on or ~Y th• •. granting of thf es1 as tn satd note provided TMIM Ottlcer 89139 2/lO
AA1BERWOOO, IAVINE, CA SUPERIOR COURT 13 20 1997 th707 Name in ~otabon of Ille ngh!S of ne.m ltlls CA Adminiatratlon ol Ea· your at1orney. petition, you ahould advances 11 any under Ille 2127 3M7
9i714 OF CALIFORNIA, . ' anotner under Federal. St.all O Cnom 'Suk Yu, 2523 Cyins tetH Act. (This euthori· IF YOU ARE . A appetr et the Maring terms of saul Deed ot Trust. 'l'fl!' p1openy ls a Dwell· COUNTY OF ORANGE PUBLIC NOTICE common law (See Stc11on 14 Point Onve,FuOenon, CA 92833 ty will •llow the p1rion· CREDITOR . or a contm· ~nd •t•te your objec· lees. cttarges and expenses of ·~·:. 341 The City Drive Fl tltl 8 1 et SfQ · BuSiness Ind ProlesSton This buSIMSS IS co!QictecJ ti repreHntetive to take gent creditor of the tiona or file written tile Trustee and of Iha trusts ---------
_Ju.,gmenl Debtor: Fial· Post Office c oua us nH• CC)(je) · antnchl~• many action• without dtceeted, you muat file objection• with th• creaied by said Deed ot Trust dOCMl (Fred) Jatehchlan 8 14171 Name ~tatement fi11t F111no Reoisttlnt f\as not yet DeOu obtaining court approv· your cleim with the court befot• the he•r· Said salt Wiii be held on· March ~ba Fred Jaleh ox The lollo~ing pe11ons ato Newoon Beach.{;osti Mesa ID transact tJusmess under •I Befote tekin certein eO\.tn end mail e copy to Ing. Your eppHrance 19. 1997 at 3.00 p.m on Iha OBITUARY 888 ~d Owner: GAi Fam· Orange, CA doing business ~s: Ttem· CN409388 CINOY'S Feb27 Mar lldl•ous i.ss.ness name 0 v~ important gactione the pereonel represent•· may be in perton or by lront SltPS to the enfranee 01'1•••11'••11111•• flVjlfl'llttd Par1n111hlp 82813·1571 011 Team Athtellcs, 3901 613 20. 19117 l\llTltS tsted lle1ttn h ry h •1 live appointed by the your attorney. the Orange Civic Center, 300 E.I' ~'IClh• aubJect of this sale IN THE MATTER OF MacAr1hur Bl .. Ste. 200 1 owever, t ' perione · · IF YOU ARE A cnapman Orange CA At the IUUR rs.nal property and It hos THE PETITION TO Newport Efeach CA 92660 . SGNfD CHOMSUKYU . repreHntativt will be court w1th1n four . time of 111a 1n111al ' ublleltidn of
l\O' ttree1 address or other CHANGE THE NAME AJ Labo1atorles, tnc .. (CA), PUBLIC NOTICE Ths stlllment was Ille<! WI req~ired to give notice months fr~m the date CREDIT°._~. or a ofonti~ this notice the lor., amount 01 :.:rr•. 1~3•. •. ~~~! Qdtnmon ·designation, di· 3901 MacAr1hui Bl.. Ste. tne County Clerk oC On to mterellttd persona of firtt 1aauar:ice ~f ;ent cr ... 1tor o tnw the unpaid balanCI ot lht ...,...,. '""°"' 10 it's location may OF ISABEL MENDOZA 200. Newpon Beach, CA fMe ... 1H71110Jn County on ~llY 14, 1997 unlet1 they have letter• ee r>rovided 1n deceased! you f'!'U•t file obllgauon Stellrtd by Ille move Met• home m a ke r,
.. ~bta1ned from the Mai· on behalf of JOSE 92660 RCTITIOUI IUllNESI NOTICE-nu Fdoous waived notice or eon-11ction . 9100 of the your cl81m . with the dHCflbed Deed ol Trust anCI PUMd ~ M~ 4.
atun 1 Oll1ce upon 11qu111 MANUEL MENDOZA This buslneu Is con-MllE STATEMENT Slltlrntnl expru t1w )'tars tro 11nted to the propoeed Celifornre Probete Code. court and matl • OoPY to esbmaltd eos11 upen1t1 111d SUNM>r9 lncfuc:M h« 't"101pec1tve b1dd111 CASE NUMBER ductedby:a cotporallon TfllfOllowtngpe'10l1(1)lt't1tthed*tlwasllled 1n theOfhce ectlon.) The indepen· Th• time for filing t!'-perao~ref>rffenta-advances11SSi7.88124 '1111 hueband, Richard
Sf\Ould tefe1 to Sections A185935 Have you s11ned doing doing bullnett u YEOH ol the County Cle~ A new Ra· dent edmlnittratlon olaima will not expire uve appo4nt~ by tM possible l!llt at lht ame of tall David• chlldr•n: ~1 510 10 702 680, lnctu-ORDER TO buStness yet? Yes, 1·1·97 BANG AH. 13051 Keny St . •ous Bustness Name Slaleme •uthontv will be grented before four month• court within four the opening bid may bl less Richard B181r, ~
elw, of the Code of· C1v11 SHOW CAU$E FOR RJ LabOratorfes. Inc. Reg· Gatotn GttM. CA 92&« IT'llst be hied ll'IOt to INI dalle uni Ht en inter11tad from th• h .. ring d•te months from the dett than 1111 10111 tndtblldness due Blalr, Joanne Montoy,
fllrocedure for p1ov1slons CHANGE OF NAME ~e B. Jackson, Ptealdenf Jlono Hie Ito. 13n.2 Aowt The i.no ol 11111 stattment does pereon fl!H •n objection noticed above. of fir1t i1fllance of Dall 2121/97 TO SERVICE Janet ~. J~
9011e1n1ng the te1ms. cond1· PfTITIONER(S) ISABEL his staterDent was Med St . Ganftn Glow, CA 02843 not ol 1a.t autnonze Ille use 1 to the petition end YOU MA y EXAM-letter1 H provtded in COMPANY as said Trus.. llna FOf'nllea; CP111'do-
Jlgns. end effect of the aale MENDOZA on !MhaJI 01 with lhe County Ctetk ot Thia !N11neu 11 ~by lhs state ol a f;aeous Business ihowa good ceuse why INE the file kept by the Hctlon 91 oo of the Oiane E11ctson. Assistant Secfe-oh II dren: Gabri el, Mcli~~:~~bllltv of d1f1ult· JOSE MANUEL MENDOZA 01ange County ~n 2-19·97 an~· Narnt 1n ~ al the ngta Of the cour1 thould not oourt. If you are 8 per· Celifornia Ptobete Code. tMy 1750 E 4111 Sl. Sii 700. Jane, Ruaae41, BonNe,
OTIC E IS Hf Af By HAS/HAVE FILED A PETI· • 1997. 7 1 1482 "t:: trommenced anochef under Ftdelll, Stall. grant the-authority. eon intereated In the The time for filing Santa Ana CA 92.705 (714) A I ea, 8 rand On,
EN that on March 13 TION FOR AN ORDER TO Delly Pilot Feb. 27• Mtt. 6, 1rnld llntsS undel ~ lhl common Ill# (See Sec1ion 14 A HEARING on th• ••tet• you may file cllim• will not expire 543-8372 WI •• llSIS~ lh• Nathan, NlcoM, OIMd,
1 at 200 o'clock PM, CHANGE NAMES FROM l3, 20, 1997 th708 :::;alld°::s f:: 6 ~.~sinessandPl'olessions petition will be held on with the coun •formal before four months &enef~toeolllctaO:, ~ Chrletopl'ter encl
... 01ange County Mar· t8S~0~~N~~LN~iLNDc?Z: PUBLIC NOTICE 111Q7 on al'( 'fi11tfWtno Apnl 10, 1997 et 1 :46 Requ .. t for Special from the ti.ettng det• :v ~S:,m',:" :iobpuroose MattMw; ~ grand-
i rs Oep111ment--4801 MAN M N U · SIGNm JEONG HEE KO Newpolt8elCll.COSU Mesa P.M. 1n Dept. 703 locet· Notice ofthe filing of. an noticed ebow. wnether recatvtd Otlltf or 111 d •ugh ter: Arie I.
boree Blvd.. 1m 108, 11 1 hE ObOZA d ed h 1 Flclltlous BualneH Thi atltllrnent was filed 1111 CN4082.64 T -2787-J Feb 20 27 ed Ill 341 The City lnwntory and apf>t••.C YOU MAY EXAM-wtt11ng IF AVAllAB(E THE Funeral MMcee witl or Newpon Beach. 1 1 '" Y or 11 1 1 Name Statement lhl Cou~ Clllll of 0 Mar&ll 1997 ' Drive Orange CA of .. t•t• eHttt or of INE the file kept by tM EXPECTED OPENING 810 MAY be held 1:oo pm.,
ntv of 01ange, S1a11 ot ~h\a P~';~:,1 a~~:~~st~:10~~ The fonowlng p111on1 art Cou~onFetlNa.y 7 1997 range • 928&8. eny petitlon or account court. If you are• per-BE OBTAINED BY CALLING THE Saturd~, March 8 at
E1lotn•.• I will sell at pub· thla coun In De anment doing busineu 11: My Bio-NOTICE·Thia Ac•lous Name IF YOU OBJECT TO at provided In seotlon eon lntereeted In the FOLLOWING TfLEPHOHE PllCfflc View Mortuary aucllon to th• highest No 703 01 th• P Orange rhythms, 7~1 S. Weir Cen· Stallment tlQllm fl"9 years lrom PUBLIC NOTICE the granting of th• 12'50 of th• California .. tat•, you may ti• NUMBERS ON TliE DAY BE· wtth Internment to
de1. for cash In lawful Co~nty Superlot Cout1 •I yon Rd., Suite 157·224, lhl dlllt It wit lded In the Ofh~ petition, you ehould Probet• Code. A Ra· with the coun e fonnal FOR£ THE SALE {714~80 follow at Peclftc View =~l~:Y 81~1 th~~lg~nl:~1: the edd1eu ahown above ?:~~~=~8;~:2:: t 1108 of !hi Councy Cler\ A new Ac•· ~l:~l::SH eppeer et the heering quHt f~r Spelllel Notice Requ••t for Speoiel 5690 TAC l38767C POB 2127 Memot1al Park. ~i~w~~d·~~~ M . ~7. ~ 2:oo~eo~~~~w~~~~b~~S•m1 ~E~~S end~~~r~~·l~fio;~~;~~·~v~·~~~l~t~f;r;o;m~N;o;ti~c~e~o~f~t;h;•~fl;H;~~o;f;a~n~~~.3~f;13~~~~~~~========~ ~I'll debfoi(•I In lhe q·ctock p.m .. and then and helm CA 92808 • rTMll Ile l~ed pnor to 1t11t dall , tlon• or file written
IDove descilbed piopeny, there ahow cauH, II any This builness 11 con· The flltflo ol IN• ttaltment c1oti . The IC>Mowino ll'llOn~ 1t'trt obJeotione with th• .-.., much lht1eof 11 may they have, Why tht petition ducted by: an Individual not ol llMlf llllhollzt Chi use 1 ~ .. bll:stll'.411 8 BAY court before the h .. r-~ • necuury tCJ u tlsty lot change of name should Have you ataned doing lltia .-o1 1 Acftoua Buaines , "' 1 ne A\'t . Cotta Ing. ¥our appeer1noe Ufd execution with ec· not be granted. buatness yet? Yea 2· 7.97 Name In 1"ol•on of lhl llQhtl ol Mtsa, CA 92627 may be In pereon or by irwo lnterHI a~d co111. II 11 ~hef orOeted 11111 • Ferhad Bashardo0at anolher under ftdllll, $.,.., Slhen TfllOtlO, 16H2 VllWI your enorney.
Dated Februery u copy of lhl• order 10 •how Thi• 111temen1 was filed common law CS-secloll 14 Slrltt. Garden GftM, CA 112843 • IF YOU A,.! A •997 ' csu .. be publlahed In THE with the County Cletk of tf hq Bualneu and ProftaStOnS Naie Teng, t5l42 Yawl CREDITOR or e condn-~ COSTA MESA DAILY 0 Cou COde)' S~Gnf1GIM,CA92843 -~I f ADlvlslon: Harbor PILOT. • new.Dlpet of range nty on 2·7·97 ~ Thit tutiness ti concaiclld by gent e r..., tor o the ~APPROXIMATE MINI· gen1111 clrculatlon put>-18973710411 Rtl:..~l'tlltac/1-Co ..... Mblnd&Mf• dec•ea•dr YOU mu1t flit llUM BID 1 n/a llened 1n thlt counry. 11 Dally Pilot Mar. e. 13, 20. su .._. ~Ills not Yll l>IOUn your cl .. m wtth the
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flee. Typong'computer '< ..Y
exp. a • . 3 7 5 ·0552 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Cl•rk P/0 FfT, Pre =-----------Chlld c•r•/Moth~'.-• requisite for wone re· R•s taurant Cashiers, Asst for 2 inf<lnts """"
lall/wholosalo • data espresso svrs, men· 8·6 Eng spkng, u .. Input. 250 Ogle St CM agers. NB tocatoon / 1' FT/PT days John, hsowk, lndry iron.f-
Cr'/stal Cove Shake 640·5752, blr 11am Lv-out HB 5225/w~ ..
Shae" FT/PT. Great O'T ti desired Exs:r,~ summer 1ob! 497·9666 Res taurant ref's req'd. 536-848.lr
1130a . 3p, 7dys wk PfT Ban ender. days ary nn McGulr• Short lorn'\ furnished. Larry, 444-0110 Handsome Attorney
646·8770 Weekly or Monthly. I••••••••• Sooks very attractive ___ ....,.,__ ___ ,,,, Driver f9r Florlst Ellis Realty Group Available now.
PIT PR & Banquet <:O·
ordinator Exp only
873-9500
' 1 Debbie's Daycare
In CM has opening~.
2yrs • Fix hrs. Meals
NEWPORT
COAST 1070
AL TEZZA Plan C
• 3Br 3Ba. Upgrades
• Neutral Colors
• Unobstri,icted Views
• Gated Community
Owner 714-494·6616
675•4630 sllm wht lemato 26·34 ....,.A"""s'""s"""E-M""e"""L'""V~--Frr----8-a-m--FT. M·F. 8:30-4:30.
ROOMS 2706 for dallng.• 360·49'17 F Satisfactory OMV ---------On th• Sand 2br BUSINESS & 4:30pm M· s5.00/hr. record. 644·1413 Retall Busy women's
1.5bn, upstairs duploxliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FINANCE No oxp. riec. Sml mfg ---------• clothl/lg store Exp d Bal Is Maste Bd m/Ba SCHOOLS & plant. Apply in person Drivers Earn up to FT Sales Key Holder on. Beacon Bay with r r between 10-4 :30. $500 Weekly Pl 11 Kc 376 201 51'---------patio, garage. no pots w/lg bolcny on canal. INSTRUCTION 3012 16791 Burke Ln. H.B s ca · •· ·
$1800. 963·5199 Share kilch. Avl 4/5. 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Long distance phone • .. •••••••• S6501 1/3 ull875·8188 _B_U_S_l_N_E_S_S-----11TUTORING Baskin & Robbins PT co. Is seeking people Sales1 A1 ssoc kmust b"e 1, Spectacular Ocean •---------Evo/wknd·Must bo' 16. to service storolront ava1 o wor woo.,.-and Chan{'el Views NB Prv hm. room w/ba, OPPORTUNITY Crederulaled Teacher A 20 M . S promo box route ends. morrnngs and
Luxurious 1br ana etc, n/smkr, S500+ Olfers Tutoring in pply: 1 tun t. 1·800·354·7331 eves Hotel Golt Shop I••••••••• · h 1·1s 646 2226 2904 E II h Owntwn HB 969·0600 Must be honest ana 1br+lolt with 2 spa-s r u 1 • • ng • Including:
• Lots of TLC! • 54'5·8177
MERCHANDISE
cious balconies . pyt, Entrance, H.B. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Grammar Bunn'/ He lp: Mall Floral Qeslgner service oriented Ask 1·AN--T-I_Q_U_E_S--6-0-1-_,,,
Ab d ~ 1 lk l •Writing Grootors, Photogs. PT 3·days per/wk on· for Carla 640·2394 ·14 un u n wa n all amen, fem prof. shr STOP! $1500/Wkl'/ closet and storage. b lh /d 1 l kl f h 1 • R••dlng Coshr/Bkkprs. Mgt. eludes Sal. 2·3 yrs ----------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir a , w , poo. ac, wor ng · rom omo •Stud'/ Skllls NB 8,,,.22,..7147 137 design exp req'd SALES ~~~k ~~dBa~~~~r ,r,:~dci S600. inc util 645·1354 XlnNt inc1 ome1 koppt. S25/hr. 968•9540 Pi~·~· ~~uv-lij~r~~~·~1 __ o_e_n_n_is ___ 5_4o_._3_13_5_1 HIGH Commission! ------1 MOBILE HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
and the beaches. ---------o 9 mm c 9 • FT PT Bonus Program Serious people call: Gen•r•I Retall. FT1PT ·Comm only, 650 5779
e1 MILE TO BEACH Presliglous rosort RENTALS TO 1·800·370-4292 MEMBERSHIPS person needed lor
Lrg 2 & 3 Bd Mobile living with stunning SHARE 2724 ---------Gourmet store Exp'd. Sales Team w1mo1or sunsets and coot A Prepaid Phone Card 3018 anu--1.a11.....1. 1 t Fi ... Homos 10 Lse or buy. Route Avail-Must Soll-• ZJJni.A.r.lf~ 2963 Michaelson Dr nvs rm seo"s sup·
HOMES 1100 Top Dollar Paid!, .. Fro m 1800·1960, •
1 pc to on11rc ost..ito.
Painting s , china ..
gJswrue, furn, oie.
40Vr NB Re5 673-6223 ' Loe. at 1741 Pomona breezes. Apts starling iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Local Siles S100KJ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • Bookt.. ..... -lng 714·.,..52-2488 • port stall Must nave C.M. SpAl44,#49 Coll at $1350. 7B9·1645 Balboa Is 3Br 2 Ba Exlcuslve C•nt•r ~ strong verbal skills•
L I 8 1-----,---........,,.......,..--H • u 1 b f/ Yr Pot.· Will Trnln •Computer Slillls Jave Central• clerical, cmptr. ul'---------es 10 714-852·55 9 VERSAILLES Condo \v::l. $72~ u~ndo~' & e; 800-700·7177. 24H118 Club Transferable. • Now hiring! wo olfer phns Ent 1.,.1 641•7701 GENERAl 1002
Studlo/Bctrm Super utols. 675-3765 •Grow Earth Worms S 5 0 0 0 . 7 2 3 ·O 5 2 O • Detail Orle.nted fun environment, llex
ACREAGE 1125 cloanl Pool/spa/gar .• .__. ___ __, _____ In your own backyard. (310) 5t6-8585 •f>ieb:ed~v.c..rot....,.,.,,. hrs . & tra ining. Secretary --~---~---iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii No pot. $775 963·5037 CdM Dplx 2br, 2ba, w/ Awesome profitl l'.11•••••••••• f'\~H3Pier Appl'/ In Person Computer skills Win· Attention VIiia Balboa 2br 2ba . d, Ip. Oceanside, els teach youl 532·1663i• """ ....... ":I 3420 Via Lido-NB dow 95 a must Ortv·
Home Owners Yorba Linda Parcel tripe secured prkg' to shops, rests. 5650 VENDING ROUTE EMPLOYMENT &Oa!ol Mon-Fri 10am·t2pm ers Lie ·w rellaDle &. MF uso or build your balc~ny gated comm' .,. utol/dop. 675·9727 All h 20 1 i <". ~ or 3pm.5pm trans Sal hrs open compouna. Agent '6 cas · ex st ng rtn~Su.1 FDJ( res· 673-6419 Sh~·!~:~een~~~se 714-644-7111 #213 $1400. 19·299·9952 C~~:mF ~':n 3B;r:l~d~ ~~~~:g~~l-T:~ ~F.orecastCo. M:a~~C~~lco pos111on. TELEMARKETERS
special properties In W/O. 5550 + '/J utils. ---------EMPLOYMENT 6;xrdlrq ID.,...,.,,.,._.,.. Spanish bi-hngunl w/ Immediate ·openings
our Homes of the CEMETERY LOT/ AP "nTMENTS 509-3295 Lve mssg •..-----....---~ 5530 SLlflngknoWledge exp. 714·546·2273 N B area S7 hr ..
Week & Open Home C PT 225 ~ CM 4Br 2Ba Near At:r£RNATIVE EDIONE i....t,,,,,. comm 31Q.407-2330
Guide published RY 1 FOR RENT occ. W/d, gar, tram· -l 1"'n "fO lie/I• llOOft ,........,...,.. Medical Front OHlce
each Saturday in lhe pohne. 5425 + 'h util. 11 .. u.,., ro wrl< f,_. "-· fox Aesume: Busy solo Cardiolo~y. We Need Kids So Cal
Real Estate, Tab. H's Lagunlta Ct. 3rd level ---------Malo prol'd. 646•9859 Tu""1 I'""'""''* 111•" •1 On the move? il 4-374-0562 Exper & refs esson11a1 talent mgr seeks OC's an effective and lor 1 or 2. Catalina vw. Joc1ora1tdh1>ealo1 .. ""' Fax: 631·8280 cutest kids. No tees. Pac. View Mem. Pk. NB ---------CM resp n/smkr to shr r. 1• u ,.,.., • o S Or Coll Natali• 218·1464 inexpensive way lo COSTA MESA 2624 ,r•• ... ,. ......,, ... IU' ell your extra 71 A374-0SC:.A< Numb•r• Cruncher Marl\et price S6875 2br 1.5ba 1ownhome, ,_,..., u .. -.IH111rlliltf;,, .... J<J
reach homebuxersl sell $3900 S40-4038 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii many a,.ens. 5325. tll• USA. Call c.,, .. .,.. household 11,ut1ilnwi CM Allorney soaks Telemktg Sales Fun Call our Classi ied 714·260·8496 Cat OK 1 s-.l 5 11,_ items su~UltYE TPltK person w/xlnt comptr· Martlal Arts Spo1tsVvnr
ef.ST "*2S At.I)~ I
A..loq.-lo'~~.
• Est lagtl'a ~ buy;
silver, glm, peimgl.
porc:elli\, china. poftely,
old oostllne or fine
l"*f, bronzes, l\rn.,
penod i11*9.
d900flM OOjlcts. •One•emorde-...
·Con~ • Estate sales oondudld,.
• lmnedllte cash •
714-249-3711
'•
Department Todayll $300 1st Months Rent ---------L.:===:;a:~~=-=:.ig..., skills. PIT flex hrs. Co. Own hrs, loads,
642•5678 1BA. 1 mile to boach7 N.B. E'bluff Mstr in Classified 848·9842 draw/comm. 6:31·3656, ________ _
.. --------'•HOUSES/ pool/bbq. Call Priscilla bdrm, pvt bath, fplc.1------...---for speclal. 548·6442 lndry, patio. pool MONEY --------•CONDOS ~more. S500+ 1/2 WANTED
Wetch th• whal•• FOR RENT $599 Move In u111. Rois. 644·5985. swim by! _ Cln, lg mtn cabin-style,---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Perfect 3bd/2ba, big ••••Iii•••• lBr, wlk·ln clSI, pool, new NB S465 Room for rent
2916
flat fol, Fr doors. carpet, nr bch, Tri/SQ Ulls pd. Full use or hrdwd fire, Gour kit. ---------Bunkhous• Apts houso. Non/$mk. Walk
Ne•d Co-Buyer w/xlnt
credit to help buy back
my home. Call ASAP,
631·6000 Xt 104 $375,000 BALBOA Pat 642•1401 10 . bench. 675·3009
•Open Sat-Sun 1-4• ISLAND 2106 •_,,.....,..,.,,...-...,..--=,----::=-....,..,.. NB Pool, tenn, condo,
30821 Marllvn, LB 2 Weeks Free Rentf w/2men Xlg mstr br: •••••••••• SCOTT LANO CO. Lrg 2bd, 1 ba. Victoria/ olc/ros? 5700. N/S.
499·1800 3Br 28• 2 story hse Harbor. S610. Juan Ref's. 846·8473 ANNOUNCEMENTS
w/gar. Now crpt/pnt. 646·0689. 635•8787. ---------••••••••••
HUNTINGTON
N/pets. $1950/mo/lso. •---------Newport VIII• 1 Rm, 219 Pearl. 675·6921 E 'sld• 2bd/1.5be 2-cai:. $400/mo . + Oop. 1/2 gar, Ip, stove, hkups. 'utls. Lndry lac. Pool. _L_O_S_T_& _____ _
BEACH 1040 ---....----sm .. patio/yard. S985. Ctoso 10 beach. Call
645·5862 Shannon 650·5770 FOUND CORONA 2925
4Br/Pool Close to DEL MAR 2122
Park, School, Beach. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
E 'Slde Studio. Rolrig,
s tove, fan. mlcro. Ulls •-R-E_N_T_AL--5-----
pd. 336 E. 20th St. Lost prescription
eyeglasses on Balboa
Island 831·5308 Groat Area S249,900.
Agent 714·963·2022
3bd/2 .5be Twnhse
fp, gar. ac, 52150. l yr
lse. 800 He llotrop•
S575tmo. 548·6094 WANTED 2726
Lrg Modern 2bd/2ba liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LOST: St. Bernard
NEWPORT
~EACH 1069
BAYCREST 3bed, 2ba
w/mother-ln·law add.
7 59 -9542
Deslgn•r condo 2 + 2
Fully furn. Turn Key.
Pool/spa. Lrg yd -+
patio. st 750 w/lse.
S 1950 w/o. 759-7028.
Carport, pool, spa,
gym. olovator, hkups,
micro. $900·5950/mo.
•846-6787•
NB Prol'I male seeking
to share house/rental.
Please call 497·3392
MISC.
RENTALS 2744
in N owport/Cos ta Mesa area. Loving
fa mily has· child
w/cancor who misses
companion.~ Potential
$1000 REWARD.
Please call
Ellis Realty $447 .ooo. _C_O_S_T_A_M_E_S_A..,....-2-1-2-4 844-8373ext.1552
Mov•·ln Sp•clal
Lovely uni urn 2br 1 ba
apt. Vorts, encl gar
Ba'/sld• Cove S397k.
2bd, 2ba. View, pool.
644·8373 x1552
Ellis Realty Group
dwns trs, lndryrm. now I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
carpet/paint sm pot Artist Studio 250 sqrt
okll $720. .968·8088 1n co·op. Natural II.
E'sld• 3br 2ba, 2-car Sec e $124 onthl
. 1 ·800-989-4232
Why play, Hide 'N
Seek with childcare?
Call Clesslfl•d
today! 642-5678. Newl'I refurbished ur · m Y gar, nice. not your iBdrms tea. Near +dop (310) 439·1803 avorage rental S 1600. 259 Walnut, Open Sal/ shops. theaters, rest.
Sun 10·3 646-6928 Sec gated. Deluxe ---------Bluffs E·Plen End ----------lndry facillly. some EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
Unit, Full Bay View, Lov•l'I Hm• Cyn Park w/garage. S615·64,. 553(). 5530
Lg 3Br.+ Fr, Primo Bluff. 3Br 1Ba. Ocean Klein Mgmt 581·4000 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Loe. 720·1704 Bkr breezes, family nbrhd.
$1275/mo. 646-101 11---------
Harbor Vl•w HomH NEWPORT 4 bed, •upgraded, ---------
expanded, poot. spa. HUNTINGTON BEACH
s 5 1 9 . o o o. Broker. HAR BO UR 2 14 2 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
2669
729·7248 640·5664. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •1BR From $050•
2BR 2BA From $785
D/W Incl. 60x30 pool.
No pals. Carport.
Lowest Price
In Bluffs!!
*St 59,000/LH•
•2BD. 2BA• Highly upgradodl
Barbara Sanregret
Reattora, •644·0195•
Wat erfront Boeutllul
3bd, 3ba, den, dr, gar.
Dock avl pools, furn,
S3350. Agt 675·9505
NEWPORT
BEACH 2169
Vista D•I M•s•
•545·4855•
2 bd/1 b • Private patio, walk to beach.
•516 3Sth St, N.B.•
$995/mo. 875·S205 •N•wport H•lght••
Low Down Paymantlt
3br/3ba, den, pool,
mini ocn vu. S525K
Grundy Alt,·675·6161
2bd1 2b• Townhowse •AJmosl Beachfront
1'C, 2-car gar( nr Spacious 2Br t Ba
F&1h. Is. Avall 3/15. Carport. Near park.
$1495. 840•1829 $1200/mo 3 10-~45·1384
COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624
Q atSBllBNE
Pal m Mesa Apart•••ents
So near & yt,t so f.lr ...
That>s chc feeling you get
~ Y.oU live at Palm
Mes.t amid the lush
gremcry cX -~ woom & statdy palms.
• 5'udlol. 1 '2 8'dnloml • JRS.162$
• lDR-&75
• 2BR'775
• NoPeta
• • A¥ril'.11Mtde
A c.llwl'lnl
A NIW c.,.t. Pllnt .\ 111e
..... lblnt
A n..d'Pool 6 JICUS2i ..,...,Bllconls
·a.....~
SECREIARY
john Wa1nc Alrpon Atts
lt!IO -Si30 M-F E•ctll~t Bcncflu
9aaitlon After One Yew
FamlUar with Word and £.eel
Mutt cype 60wrM, be dttall-orimted
and able to work In a fut.p.ad ciMroommt
S360 -~·~~~week DOE/Qvalificatiou
rts WI Gerl at 714.163.5703
Ad
Assembler
Cosca Mcs;i cypl"housc nced.t dccail
11rim1~ creative people ob6csscd with
aa:uracy ro become pan of our ad buiJ<Lng
falll.
YouHIMi:
A1 last 1 )'Cltlld production experience
A crtati~ mind
., ~cinlOlh Qpcricn«
Multi·Ad c~cor, ~kXprcss. and Phocomop experience a plu~ .. ....
~ fuU time position
Grett bme41a ~
A friendly wodc.ing cnvironmcn1
S~ry r.angot SI 0-S 12 dq>cncilng on ex~. Phydal anJ drug test ttqulred.
Scod ruumt and ('OV(f lcacr ro
Ulifomia Community Nrws
A'nn· The CCN l ~'*
J30 Wat Bay trttl
Co ta Maa. CA 92617
OUR ENTIRE
1·NVENTORY O ·F .
·"97 VOLVDS~ . .
MUST: 8E SOLD:
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86 THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1997
TODAY'S I
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ACROSS
1 Hltrr~·· COUSln
6 Pllnet 1 path 10 SlnQor Guthue
14 Ha11 feature
15 AclleN Maureen -
16 Prosperous ume
17 Heavy bfews 18 First magnitude
atar 19 Traveled by
hOrseback
20 Bio apes 22 Fu1ty aware
24 Feel sorry .
25 Vk:inlly
26 Fencing 1>words
29 Sold
33 Olk> n111ve1
34 Eno1osae0 36 TomahaWll 37 Onassis'
nickname 38 Manicunst's cone ems 39 Record a sound
uacil 40 AAA suggeSllOO
41 Uns1gtitfy 42 Reline ore « French P4rate Jean-
47 Swoons
48 Cheers
l 49 Purpo1e
'
5(). Colombla'• capital
53 C.sual wear
&a•-IOI AH s.asons·
59 Plllalls
61 In the -bolil
62 Rant and-
83 Repnmand
&4 "It's -to Toll a
Lie" 65 Reared
66 Glory
67 And
DOWN
I Festoon 2 Angel's eu'8 3 State
confldenUy 4 Cravings 5 Lots anct loll 8 She played
C1trta 7 Forbids
8 Anger
9 Some upholstery
fabncs 10 Overseas
11 Castle, In chess
12 Ore deposll
13 Sign of the fulure
21 Ball 23 Tie the knot
1111 C 1117 ~ FM!Ule Syodceie
25 Spread on · dnnks (paint) 45 Pf8ssed
26 Growl .48 Make lace 27 Ma tor anery 4 7 less Sincere
28 Shof1 50 FIStlhool! part
30 Weighed down 51 Poet Khayyam
31 Leap for 1oy 5:i Contributed
32 Sums owed 53 Discomfort
34 F11s of temper 54 Ha11style 35 Be 111 55 Flower holder
38 Small bird 56 Arab ruler 42 Put to sea 57 Oerector Clair
43 Champagne 60 Greek teller
"!"'l"...,,.1 '!"'1 ~1"li:'2--rl"l"".,
FURNIT
0
URE 6014 WANTED BUILDING
6019 MATERIALS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii T 0 BUY 6030
C o u c h a Imo s I new. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I i~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
lealher slylo. Teal Old Coln• Gold Sllvjlr Steel bldgs. nover i;~~~OBb00~3 t~~~~7 Franklin Mini, Sterling pu1 up, blueprlnrs Old walches & jewelry 1ncludecl 40x30 was
Furniture Like .new wesrcoast Coin 642·9448 S7770 now S3980, China hulch. dining 50x80 was S 18.270 table, 6 chairs, 3·PC Old Electric Traina now S9620. Orher
leather sofa, collee Lionol, Ives, American bldgs. avail. Chuck
table a-est ollerl Flyer. 30's·50's. Call 1·800·3 20·2340
644·041 5 Ed, 8 7 3·9 330 days. 1---------
6049
Top Dollars Paid PiTS &
MERCHANDISE For Records. J;uz. ANIMALS Souotracks, etc . MISC. 6015 · Catt Mike 645· 7505. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
I
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Nuvport Bcachl<.oua Mesa Daily P11i>c ...... AUTOMOBILES fOlD 9075 NISSAN 9150 4X4 9221 ---------· ----
•ee T•urue LX •dr. '87 Pule•r red, t 11 K, ______ ..,.._.,.
All extras. 2 new tte, 1 owner, perfect cOf"ld.
keyleat entry, anrf. ac, a m/lm cau, MoP Good eond, 1 owner. S3550. day Cl50-3300
l:loth vulnera.ble. South deale
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The bidding:
SO\fl'H WEST NORTII EAST
INT Pue 2• Pu•
2• 1'111111 •• r ... Pan Dbl! RD bl Pau
Pa.M Pua
Operung lead: Three of•
*Are thoee hunds you W1e in your
column real, or do you invent
them," writes a reuder. We try to
use deal11 which we know we re
played al the table, buL once 1n a
while one croS11e8 o ur desk thnt
makca us wonder. This one comes
from Yugoslavia.
Arter North-South reached an
eminently sound four·spad'e game
via a Stayman sequence, we leave it
ACUM 9010
14,405 080. "60·3873 nlghl 548·2030
'93 lnt•ur• Black, '90 Ranger XL T
auto, LS, '•" lnt.,lor, •114, ac. pa, toadedl
PS, PW, AM/FM casa SI0,495. Toyota of Lo you to decide whether We1t.'1 11ereo, moonroot, Huntington Beact)
double waa very lmaainal.ive or JUSt •poller. AC, CC. mint 714·847 .. SSS
Plain nut.I Cert1Jnly1, North had cond. S t 2,500/0BO. --~,...,,..------1 720·8289 '83 TEMPO
'93 SENTRA
5 epeed, air, pa,
economical car.
58595. Toyota of
Huntington Beach
714-847-BSSS
mo~ lhan e11ou1h to redouble. 1
West led a low club and, 1ince ;~:e:~· '!to~~:! 10!: OLDSMOBILE 9155
East 'b.d a 1incleton rather than BMW 9030 Huntington •••ch iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
I.WO or more, which could eully liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714-847·8555 1888 DELTA 88
have beun the cue, Wett wu ~.9::::-:4-M::--=-u-.-,~.-n-9-..,Q~T' Royal B rougham ~ised to capitalize on the double. •a._ 7351 Black. Nice Red, a/t, AC, stereo Fully loaded, V8, dark car, must aeel Trade• 1 ti h bl I edarer won in h0 nd and led" low CO. Loaded, mint blue w th g t ue n· .. .., wotcomol $9,950. 1 94 ooo 11 spade. If We.t rise• with lhe ace, 778·1152 corid. Ill pwr, oil svc ter or, • m ea.
cashes the ace of diainond1 and rerda. 41k miles. $14k 53.000 or be11 otter.
1 I ffi '89 5251 While, a/t. OBO. 631·5638, Greg 714 574·4267 ead1 a c ub, Eaat ru a and givee Absolutely a perfect '95 MUS West. a diamond rutt in return -____ ..,.__T_AN_Q_Q_T __ 1---------
c a r . si 3 •95 o . PEUGEOT 9160 down one. 778·1152 Convert. Automt.
But West followed wilh the nine, 1-,.-9-0-5--3-a.-1-B-lk/-b-tk-,-81-t. Whlle(Tan Leather. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
a au1c1dol .p' l.,v If dccl11rer held lhe Full Option. #185852. '84 1505STI Slvr 5 ..., Perloct fhapot Trd1 • 1 e 977 d A/C king uod jack or if declarer played OK. Fin & warrt aval. • • 1pee • • new
h fi d H clutch. Leather lnt&o l e t1ueen rom ummy. owever, $15,950 778·1152 •L £ x us. rlor. s1,50o. 875·3978
rleclarl'r finesat:d the ten, loeing to •91 3251 Blk/btk, alt. MISSION VIEJO
Ea1t'11 jack. II diamond was Auna llke new. Trades 1 800 669 5398
PONTIAC 9170 returned to the ace, and a club ruff OK. Fin '& warrt aval. • • •
followed by a diamond ruff ape lied s 11 ,950. 778·11 5 2 ---------1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
down t.wo, or ·1,000! H()NDA 9085 '01 QRAND AM Wht. • You be the judge: Was Weet bril· '92 3 2 51S Wht, a/t. Woll malnlalned. New
liant, fortunate or inaane, or waa it showroom cond. Trds cass/1tereo, a/I, NC, OK. Fin & werrl aval. '81 CIVIC &imply 8 case o( B journalist. chang· $17,950, 778•1 152 f 103k mis. BIUO bk ing a mundane hand in•o some· 2·dr, 111 back. e-ipd. $5000 +. Aski ng • Good cond 51050 obo $ ooo 760 5428 C"M thing more? '95 BMW 5251T ••854-8107•• 3 · · • "' To u rl n g Wagon. -==:-:~..,,..--~--I '94 Sunblrd Coupe
Learn to b e 8 b etter bridge White. Chrome CJD '90 LX Coupe 5 apd, Mell blu, V6. NT. fact
pla.yerl Subi1crlbe now to the Traction. New Lexus new llrosl 40k miles. warrt. 19k mis lmmac.
Goren Bridge Letter by calling Tr ade. II G 2 4 9 5 4 All svc rcrds. S l 0,000 S7500. 498·2823
(800) 788-1225 for information. .. ...................... $31,977 OBO. 980•5 528 '98 Qrand Am SE
Or write to: Goren Bridre Le~· V·6, loaded, 2·dr,
t p O B .. 410 Chi Ill •LEXUS· JEEP 9 1 10 tactory warr, 17k mi. er, · · ox .. • caro, Bran" new con". Must 60680 MISSION VIEJO u u · 1·800·669·5398 selll $14,990/obo. '92 Ch.,okee Mid· . B00·918·5049
night blue. Limited. ---------4x4, loaded. 94k mis. CAD ILIAC 9040 TV, ELECTRONICS, CORONA HUNTINGTON
STEREO 6080 DEL~ 6122 BEACH . 6140
Xlnt cond. St3,500.
84 7. 5009 53 8·82 1 9 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
PORSCHE . 9175
* CABLE TV * Descramblers
Lowest Prices!
1 Vear Warranty
Visa/MC/Discover c.o.o. 30 day trial
1·800·211·4125
***
GARAGE SALES
. '79 ELDORADO
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim rebuilt trans, good ---------1
Sat/Sun Early to Lare! cond, good running LEXUS 911 Moving Sa lo Furn, high end cloth·
Ing. homo accesso11es 505 La rkspur
Saturday 9am·2pm
Kg sz hd b rd. sewing c 8 r • S 1 7 0 0 10 B 0 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I
machine, 15" monitor 714·957·0883
Mo ving Sale lroadmill
(like new), adJustoblo
LPs, bicycle. No Junk! i--,-8-9_E_l_d_o_r_a_d_o__._ .---------1
205 Frankfort Ave. 2.dr, perfect, loaded, '93 LEXUS SC400
(Lake/6th SI.) D r · 9 c 8 r /Bev er I y Bl k/Blk Full option
eioc bod, ropro®ctron 1-N-E_W_P_O_R_T __ ...__
Hills. 39k ml. 58000. only 52k Certified
7 59·7835 aftor Gpm. 2.9% APR--0031923 $31,977 oak rotttop desk, 1~...,.-,,.--,.------
pot1ed patio plants, BEACH -6169 '93 Deville Sedan, V8, 760·9755/759·3222 -llhr Int, full pwr, cruise =---.,,......--,..,...-....,..~~ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ell. c ass, wire whls. Sat I S un ~arch 8/9. SATURDAY 78m.2pm $15,500 854-7817
8am·3pm Womens des. AnllQue furniture, col· cllhlng sz--6&6, shoes 1 1 1 1---------sz· 7\'1. Hsehld items. ecltb es, sporls OQU p. DATSUN 9060 furn 441 Fernleaf Sony qnt -<:Ir. Burley Tr o II er & much more· I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (Oii 2nd St.) 29~1 Caasla '78 810 Sedan, alt,
'92 LEXUS SC400
Cashmere/Full options
Won't Last! #022931
$24,977
'94 LEXUS SC400 Full option Corllfled
2.9% APR 111037721
'87 PORSCHE 928 S4
Only 38,000 local ml. I
Fully loaded, full ser·
vice records. Hurry on
lhls flawless example!
Lend RQver
MIHlon Vlef o
714·365·8750
SATURN 9190
'95 Saturn SC2
Loaded, 3,000 Miles
S14,995. Tovota of Huntington Beach
714·847°8555
SUZUKI 9205
'93 LWB •
Only 42K mil••· Ab1olulely l1awt .. 1t
Even aheepaklnal
$31,450
'M4.0Se
7800 mllH. Black & Btauhful Almolt Ntwl
PLAWLEll
,
• '93 COUNTY
WAGON
low ml. Local car. Pristine condition!
CO, Loaded, Etc.
$28,950
'95 DEFENDER 90
Hard Top. Only 1800
mll••I Roll 1bar,
Runlng Boards.
WHITE BEAUTI:
'H DEFENDER 110 The orlglnal Rhino·
mobile! Ready to go
on sofarl · lo milH.
HURRY!
'98 DISCOVERY Leather, Auto, ABS,
Tow pkg. Tiit, CC,
Etc. Only 14k miles.
$27,949
191 RANGE ROVER
Limited Hunter
model. Very low ml.
Local car. Sold & service d by us.
$20,950
'96 4 .8 RIOJA Metalllc Beauty.
Only 1 5k ml. Every conceivable option.
BEAUTY
.'94 COUNTY
Only 30k miles.
Black , running
boards, grill guards,
moonroof. Etc ...
SAVEi
LAND ROVER
MISSION VIEJO
.714-365·8750
6106 Sat/Sun 9am·5pm AM/FM cass. new trs.
Child's bed, Barbie' .. •••••••• Runs groall $850
$34 ,977 '88 Samurai Conver1. --------J
HUGE BLOW-OUT
PATIO SALE
Women's & Kid's
Clothing
Satll'dily, March 8lh 1oam..eprn
Doll house, nover I' OBO 75k · I
TRANSPORTATION . orig m s. worA Christening 540·5995/754·4455
gown, Ant1ciuo Bible. ••••••••• lOO's of new & porfoct i---------
c on di tf on ltomsl --------FORD 9075
2 19 Ma rgu.,ue BOA TS 70 ll liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
COSTA MESA 6124
***** GARAGE SALE
Sat. Mar. 8th 9·3
Outboard Motors
9.9 Nissan, 5700.
2HP Suzuki, 5150.
Richard, 844·534 5
3081 Coolidge MARINE SLIPS
'78 F350 P/U 4 dr
w/service bed, ladder
rack. Very strong 460
, CID. New radlala w/
alum rims. Great work
truck . 52900
540·5995n54·4455
'84 LTD 4dr mld·slze.
'94 LEXUS SC400
Blue 45k Cer1. 2.9%
APR. Full option
$33,977
'94 LEXUS ES300
Full Option. 29k
Cer111ied. 2.9% APR. Wont Last fll0l6764
$24,977
'95 LEXUS LS400 •
Full option 16k Corl
2.9% APR. #003891 $41,977
Red. Clarion stereo.1 ________ _
Leaving country . VOLJ(SWAGEN 9235
$2500 OBO 673·8364 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii
TOYOTA 9210 •ee vw Fox OL
Very clean. $2800.
•54.8.0537• '84 Toyot• Cellca GT 5·spd a/C. Good
cond. s 1450 OBO.AHTI ---Q-USS--.---
• • 8~1-7149 *
'95 Avalon XLS 81k. CLASSICS 9250
blk llhr. V·G. 4dr. alt,
snrl, lull power. 22k 'Ta ll•••Ntl Citroen mis. $21k. (800) 686-37k mtt ... All 011glnal.
1705 pgr. 549·5086 110,500 or bat off«.
Muet "'" ..... a1a '96 CELICA GT
KlngaDown · 209--A~
Black standard
~-4~e=-=F-am--::-llv-~ DOCKS 7022
Rummage Sale
March 7·8, · 8am·2pm
Rain or Shlnel
Sun'Sh l ne Co·op
Power, like new. one
owner, records. $2000
OBO. 723-1504 ·LEXUS·
MISSION VIEJO
1 ·800·669·5398
Convert. Only 4k ml.
White #033831 $22,977
'81 De).,..n
Stunning Nd ftnllh. Lowered 2''. Looks
Ilk• Lotua or Pantera.
$1 IS,9'50. 8'794 t 80
Oak Crib -bureau, ---------5300 Pink/~h1 bmprs, FREE TO YOU 6022
s pr d, s k r1, S 7 0 Cott iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tbl, S45. Girl's slroller,
S50. Oak mirror, S30
Poodlo puppies. Bred . 673-5542
for baauty, 1ntet11gence & temperment. AKCl---------1
988·2303
Wolff Tanning Beda
Tan At Home Buy Drrect and Savel
Low Monthly Pmts Free Color Catalog
Call l ·600·711 ·0 t 58
FREE Black & white Champion. 992·0796. CORONA kinen. Ukes peoplo. •
845·8484 TV, EL~CTRONICS, DEL MAR
Fr•• to Good Home! STEREO 6080
6122
Full bred Border
Co Ille wil h pap e NI. I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Needs lrg area .
Pt ease call 751.4105.
RENT
through classified
Pre·Sc hoot 2850 Fairview Ave
(Fairview/Adorns)
Presbyterian Church
of the Covenant In CM
Mo v Ing Sale SoVSun
8·2. Furn, appl, misc.
2049 Tustin/20&2 1 SIS •Everything must gol
80' AVALON MOORING1---------lnside 1oca1ton. S375K
Private Party 546·9338
Penlnaula Bl Doc k
Pr11t 40' sldelle. 3 blks E of pavlllon. Aval 6/1
· summor. 873-4928 ---------
'88 Taurus
4dr, 2.5 Iller eng, a/,
l ull pwr, am/fm, ---------1 w/cass. good running
cond, good tires, ---------1
recently smogged., MERCEDES 9130
S l 500. I 11 m 54 8· 5 1 7 8 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I
Side Tl• for 25' SBll '87 FORD VAN Conv. '90 190E 2 .8 A steal!
boat. Water/eloctriclly. V-6, NT. P/S, NC, Trados ok. Fin & worrl
Good locatlon/nr Lido. Low ml. Orig. O,wner. a v o I . S l I , 9 5 O .
S8 00/por ft. 675·6128 S0,495 obo 720· 1722. 778·.1152
'95 C'aMRV ~E Full Option, 26k.
Loxus Trado. F/Pwr --------
Moonroof #316129 SELL $15,977
·L EXUS·
'MISSION VIEJO
1-800-669·5398
your used vehicle
through classlfled
642·5678
HAULING . 3720 IANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PET ROOFING 3910
3 680 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IA WN CARE 3 8 08 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SERVICES 3 8 7 0 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
•SE•R•VI-C•E--• CARPENTRY 3510 COMPUTERS 3556 CONTRACTORS GENERAL
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GENERAL 3 5 5 8 SERVICES
DIRE CT 0 RY CARPENTRY• Windows liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $20 HAULER • PUBLIC NOTICE --------•I Doors • Wood Fenceslr--C_O_M_P_U_T_E_R_ Resldentlal A D V E R T I S E CLEAN·UP•FREE EST Baalc Yard M•lnt The Call!. Public Ullll· Pet Sitter/Dog Walker
CloseVGarage Organizers TRAINING & Small Buslne11 Your Service Nowl -dOHN 650·1628 Lawn/cln·ups/lree trim tlos Commission RE· Oa[y/Overnlghl visits. L # 26158 l • Call Bob Ask About Our 1prlnklr/aerate. Thatch QUIRES that all used Refs avl. Uc'd/Bonded
ACOUSTIC 249•8323 Pg·312·0026 : :~~0tt7ose1a~1,~~~n c-~~~~,~~~::~::o~:~:.n Introductory Spoclal 631·4422 Pg-413·8142 household goods Denise 714·935·8870 '""'.R=o~o""'F=-=1~N""'Q::-:S=-.-rv...,.lo-.-.-
CEILINGS 3408 OCUuAslto'!" ccaRAbf~e~ss/C~OAwNn • HardWare/Software C111ll Engineer • Reeof'os * 842·5678 * HEALTH/ ' TREES • mp ouvcersc print lhelr ---------·l!xpert Repair•·
ROOF LEAKS ONLY All type dlagnoals &
repair. 223·3782
OWEN REPAIR SVC
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 01" SITE • 70AYS L#303133 723·1 --------NUTRITION 3742 T~'° ~.A .. " al T number; PIASTER Rerools or New Roofs moldeng/llle/marbla/Mlsc 714·721·0252 HANDY MAN 37 -=~'r 1"..-.i.75 limo• and chautteu~ L1726292 Ask for CEILING MASTER repairs C~arles 557·7684 lO liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~·-·~ ...,.. prlnl their T.C.P. num· REPJOR 3880 Brian 942·7875
•Acoustic Removal• 1--------JJ DRYWALL •Hy p N 0 8 1 8 •GREEN MASTERS bar In alt adverllse· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Cullom ToKlure•Paint ---------Computer Tralnlnn SERVICE Landscaping & Malnl. ments. II you havo a 1---------Uc d Mark 838·7300 CERAMIC Affordablo·Por1on·a1 3584 •Paint/Carpentry• Bd Cert Psychologt11 Tree Trim • Removal queallon about lhe le· Plaeter/Stuoco Patch nrMonrLING '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Drywall a nd morel & Hypno-Theroplsl. Ga I S 8 55 2 Serving So Ca 25 s £\£ AMO
APPLIANCES
SERVICE
---------TILES 3528 One·On·One Trolnlng1• Small Jobs Oki Troatmenl tor mo11 rdenno vc 41· t gallty ol a mover limo . yr . •·ADDITIONS 3916 CAB Ad i 6"'1 4258 or chauffeur, 'call: Llcl326864 24 Hrs « m n .., · ..-SMALL JOB EXPERT Gary 845·5277 probloms·Aeas 1lldlng Landscape Remodeling Public Ulllllles 714·554·7831
3426 Leaky Showera Rep'd H 0 m • c 0 mp u t • r Orywall/Plasler Aepolr -.-R"""O.,,...,,O-:F:--R ... E ... P ... A~IR,,,.--• scale. 848·1572 Yard tuna up/malntenace. Commission
Regroullng & ln1tall'n Starl·up. From Ground ,Hanglng/Tlp1ng, Texture • Celllngs painted ---------landscape,lartisllc dHlgn. 714·558-4t51
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L670130 Dean ot Tiie Zero To The Internet. Comm/Res 551 ·5573 • Eicport Electrlcal LOOK & FE.EL BETTER ContractorlC27·604006. PLUMBING 3890
APPLIANCE REPAIR ...,..a_7_3_·8_o_6..,,,5,..o_r_8..,46.-·_6_52_6 HCSZ 714·891·4755 • carpentry & More Elfp'd Chef. & Cert. Prof'I & Ethical. 645•7505 -..,,A.,.L.-L-·A""""M""E""R=-1""'c"""A'"'N,.,...._1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiii
Farthing Interior•
Kitchen/Bath/Remodel
Rm Additions Vlaa/MC
L,,580875 873·1212 ·REASONABLE· ~N T it & M MACMEDIC •Car" tor ELECTRICAL 3610 22Yra i!Kp. L.1535977 Peraonal Trainer NEW Lii&~ Movea·U..... THE LOC ... ' PLUMBER ewpor1 e atble • 7 1 41 .5 3 8 ·1 9 7 2 Aval! Now· Wiii Trwel ....,.. Carefully, Courlaou1ly -. • 848·5848 • Fine Crattsman1hlp... Macintosh Compurers1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mark 810•3478 Landacepe & MMOnry & For lh• Righi Price ·a J1me1 E. Banger! Co.· 1---------At Affordable PrlcH. In your hme/ofc Low/I' OREWER'S TV·VCR 1.,,..,,.,,,..,,..,,. ____ __,,.... Dealgn/Bulld/Remodel 549 02 Frn Elllmat•• SPRINJ(I.ERS 3921
ARTIST 3429 Showars/Counlers/Flra hourly 111e 873·8819 Sm•ll Job EXPERT & Home Servic e• PERSONAL TRAINING UoJlna. 74• 0497 Tl1&e9n • 23 Friendly Servlce•lnaured liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Natural Stone & Marble Duncan Electric Under $300. LIE73680 Diet/Exercise Program Sh•n•'• Gardening Spilt Second Moving Lrr532981 675·9304
Fplc1 L645486 842·22l4 ---------Local/Quick Response Accept M/C & VISA TONE YOUR BODY & Lancfaceplng. Lawn Prof Moversl 24Hr Srv Expert Drall\ Cleanlng
MAKE·UP ARTIST CONCRETE & Ll275870 8 50·7042 C.M. Dale 831.-1818 & RIPPE o ·A 8 S c are lnitall'n/Removal 70ay/Sr Olsc/T l1 78452 & Plumbing Repairs
• Waddings/Proms -C-H-IL""":t_C_AR--E--3-5_3_6 MASONRY 3557 Petefkln Electric Ha ndyma,; Charll• Troln w/one of So. Ca. Sprinklers 548·5801 432·9123/P·348·5850 20yre e•p. All work guar.
8PAINKLl!R Rl!PAIR
Valva1•Head1•Tlm• etoc:kl. 27Yrs Local S\'e,
John Burr 282°2831 u Bost Trainers In New· 545 8298 • Specl11 night out iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Prompt & Low Rates! Painting, carpentry, port's Fenost Private VICTOR'S Prof'I t.and· Two Broth•rl Moving .. st•v• • 0;~~.=~f~-~~21;:.p•gx{' LICENSED ~ DAYCARE Brick, Block, Stone, Tllo rea·com/sm·lg lobs plumbing, fence bf'dg. Facility. very Reas. scape Malnl. Seaeonal Moving Todoy? No Preclae Plumblnv TAX
BATHTUB
REGIAZING 3448
125.00 OFFI
Tub a /Sh owe rs/Hie
Refinish like Newl
Repairs 844·1835
REMODEL 4 LHI IS
Complete refinlnlshlng
& Realorallon aen1lce1
New Shower Doors
Ltclln• 283.()778
CABINETS 3490
Lots of TLC & Funl Cone, Patio, Driveway CSL618717 746·5265 Local r11. 780·5044 Rato11 Call Mike Now Color. 10Yrs E!icp. Xlnt Problem! Llc'd & Ins Repair• & Remodels
Pediatric CPR & 111 Aid Fplc, BBOs. Rel. 25Vr. Home Repair/Remodel 1 ·800·735·5882 Refs N.B. 457·1739 Cal·Tl3465 957•1'JOO Free Eallmat"
Meals/snacks lnctd Reas Exp Terry 557.7~94i·f-E_N_C_E_S_____ Costa Mesa/Newporl YARD Clean-up, TrH Ll887398 91e-1090
ralH FT/PT 994•1740 * Bett Price/Quality & DECl<S 3615 !1~y::~~:.·:o l-I-M_P_R_O_VE_M_E_N_T_S_ ~~:'1~'!Jln•·r·P7a~~=~ _P_AI_N_TI_N_G __ 3_8_5_8_1 ~R~~arnL~~:~~g
~~c~~ai;,e;~;i~: 1 ~; liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -..,.H"""o""'M..,,.,,E,..6=E""'R'""'v""1 c=a""'s,._ HO ME 3 7 S 6 980•8 t 84 Pg· 748·5375 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 7Daya/Wk • F~.. E11.
CLEANING *Wood FenC•• * Anything & Everything liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil·:-:::-=::::::::---:::::: 24Yrt Quallly Palntlnt 1'1727705 780·8170
SERVICES 3548 •Cl!:MENT WORK• A4tplace/Repalr Lows FrH Esllmate. Ref's, MASSAGE 3830 TOUCHUPS, TOO
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ·Stamped Concrete-Fr•• hauhng/ell. Ue'd ...,,,.M,,.•,,.,c,_h..,,,a_•_1_7_,5,..8_·_1_4_4_0 LIKE·NU CONCAl!TI! ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 24 Hra. Richard Sinor --------.., Brlck/Block/SlonefTll• J. .,,. Aemve oll/rusl 1telna,,, u eDAN DAWSON• A TOUCH OF CLASS L541656 831·4310 Advanllg1Const 974·53111 MSM Con•t Carpentry crack rpr. R•nu/1tal wd H .. dHhH•S.OkachH __ c_,_2_e_084,....,.4_1_4_&-_3_2_0_91 PLUMBING
Cleaning. Res/Comm Orywlf/Pnt/Plmt>/Eloc deck• Frff 111 760·8427 ·lport• lnJurl••· RAINBOW Clrcl• Malnl. Water Ht1ttr1 8 Drain•
Uc/Bonded. FrH Eat. •J.R.O. MASONRY• Aemodol•Sml/Lg..._Jobs. MHaage Ther•PY In Or.'a Palntlng..fnV£•t Hou1t/Apt Remodel 9 Rapalr
Teresa 282·7143 Block wall•. stucco FLOOR INSTALL &.696327 982•:.4381---------oto. Healtter 8~·9053 Quality Job. FrM HI. F•uc•ts • Fbuur"
•Brlahl HHolnlng ~~~~~;· ';~~.7'::'~ REPAIRS 3620 QUALITY CRAFTSMAN INSTRUCTION3780 LILB iport• Th•r•f.Y Ll58G897 839·8888 ll5~722 • &ies~1ao
European Prof'!. Be11 Carpentry•Cablnet•liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii All body care to re ax ~HUNQ•i PAINTING P9r11'717·S728
In townl Ref1 5Yfl E•P Sel•••Bv.c.a-lnat•U Electrlc•Plmbg•Doora & rejuvenate. RN/LMT 23Yra E•P·Or1 Ptleel ---------
..Grace 2.51·9456 CONTMCTORS t1ardwdNlnyl/Ceramle Ml10 rtp•lrs l557·7884 t GOLF LESSONS t CM 722·8823 Quar Work·Frot Est
PREPARATION 3925
* IT'S TAX TIME * Call early tor appt.
Jeanne Har• •.A.
Retired IRS 873·8905
Too bua" for t•xeef We wilt come 10 you.
30 Veara Tu E11p.
1·800.934·9790
TUTOJUNG 3929 ------
SPANISH·l'RENCH llollan·Engllah. UCI
Prof MA. Xlnl RHUll•
Tran11. 497.3973 Fun & Effective $10 off 1at Cl••n•no GENEkAL 3558 Ma rble/Ciarpet Bnd/lns QUALITY aBRVIC•• Uc,375802 13t-1&34 POOL -··· HouHa, apte, oflleH. L708279 988·0090 lmprovementl/Repalra 8 Vre Eicp. I.ow AelH MOVING 3834 .., _____ ..,,,..__ ,,.,,...,
Eiccellent ave; greal Palnl, Ptol'I & Ouaranl'd Tltn;PGA·Pro 548·~9 ,"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ike'• Cuatom Palnlfng S!RVJCE 3894 COVlllJIGS
)Clvl nttd Woodayitemi prtce1. 574-3230 AJ P•ll" Conalructlon FrH Cit. 850·87781 _________ 1• Prof, Clean, Ouallly •••lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiim•
Cuetom Cabinetry· Acldlllona•Aemodellng GA.RAGE leml Retired Contractor JEWELRY 3784 r',0;~a~~e:3~~°:~~ lal•nd Blue li'oole, .,.. ...... ........,.
3132
O~rs·Copper Calling COMPUTERS 3558 L~:;~;;12°:=;~"fe l>OORS 3878 A1pot11, tmprovtm1n11, Chane .. are Pool• Spa Wkly Svc. 1r,..1RllC1"11 • "9mcMll
• Moldlngs • Mantele · '"iiiili&iillliiiiiiii•ii 1m Job• OuaUty/1nteg111y you wlll llnd Petera Palntlnt Repair: filler/pump/hlr ~ Wdaa •••1 ~918$0 714·00S.8970 l.D. o•vaLOPM•NT 1• 1 care, Ktfl M2·t770 Wllllam Harotd ... w .. er what you nffd 20 Yeara eicperlence Acid wuh 84S0 eTae _-.LAf-.•,•;•;,"a;•lii'=•iiitia_t~ lnt•AXJ Custom home & remodel. •••• l ervloe Call• Watch/J-eiry Aepalt l'rH EeUmatH .... l1ai$i; IF
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