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Workers clear crane parts
from the San Diego Free-
way. The construction ·
mishap caused a major
trattrc )am Wednesday
morning, which probably
kept you from that early
meeting. For more, see
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Corona del Mar's Lance
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Tasty treats ...
Gina De Michael ls cook-
ing up something special.
See dlnlng, page A16.
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to the Davis Cup
, Want to see one of the
, greatest sporting events in
: Newport Beach history? •
: Then tell us -in 100
~ words or less -about the
• best sporting event you've
ever witnessed. And if you
have one or the four best
' stories (as judged by Pilot
editors), you'll win two tick-
ets to the Davis Cup tennis
matches on Sunday, April 6
at the Palisades Tennis Club.
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ENTERTAINMENT ....• A 16
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Brad Avery and his
OCC sailing crew
have speat the
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last few months
sailing the aters
near the Antarctic
and New Zealand
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For the past two months
Brad Avery's office has
been on a bo~t sailing
the rough waters of Antarctica
and circumventing the south
island of New Zealand.
-Avery, director of Orange Coast
· College's sailing program, and seven
other crew members tested out the
sailing center's recently donated
Antarctic 54, Polar Mist, from Puento
Arenas, Chile to the Antarctic.
The •shake down" cruise began Jan.
10 and lasted a month. 1\vo days later,
barely giving Avery a chance to pay
some bills and. hop back on a plane,
Avery traveled to Ne w Zealand to skip-
per the Alaska Eagle with 11 OCC stu-
dents and New Zealanders for a sailing
training course. He returned March 26.
"It was really a shake down cruise to
find out h ow (Polar Mist) worked under
rough conditions and if it was sale for
the students, said Avery about his trip to
the Antarctic.
"We hit rough weather and hit ice.
We challenged the boat as J!!.Uch as pos-
sible," he said. "It handled great and we
had no problems whatsoever."
Polar Mist is owned by Newport
Beach residents Richard and Sheri
Crowe and John Gates. Richard and
Sheri custom-built the boat with the
• SEE ANTARCTIC PAGE A7
DIGGING HIS JOB
•Archaeologist Mike Macko unearths the rare artifacts buried around the Newport-Mesa area.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
He has scaled 11,000~foot moun-
tains to explore a glader-ilned lake.
He has ventured through the desert
on horses and mules. He's discovered
rare 10,000-y~old artifacts.
He's more likely to use a computer
and a shovel than tote a knife and a
whip-but Mpte Macko is the closest
thing Newport-Mesa's got to Indiana
Jones.
•1 haven't outrun boulden, but l
outran a bull," Macko • .43, Mys non-
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*We Just want to preserve
as much as possible ... •
-MllCE MACKO
chalanily. •And zill~ns of snakes."
He sits in his Santa Ana Heights
office, which is littered with the fruits
of his Hap's labor: plaitlc bags, awn·
pled paper bags and cardboard boxes
with labels such u •CERAMICS,"
•BONE BEADS" and "HAMMERS."
Inch-thick bound reports strewn about
his office document stone and tools in
the Mojave ~ert and near Palm
Springs.
Macko lnc., a rare find with its sole
focus on o?chaeology, has tackled far-
flung sites, but finds plenty of high·
profile work closer lo home.
Hls first big project, ln 1987,
involved excavating what's now New·
port Coast, where be fOWKt an Amert·
can Indian chlldml'1 burial ground
about a foot deep. A recent project at
• SEE DIGGING PAGE A11
•
School
wantsitS
share of
farmshle
• Pare nts, students would
like to see $7 million from
purchase 'divvie d out for
Costa Mesa improvem ents.
By 'Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -After
fighting to save the Costa, Mesa
farm from being sold to the city,
the Costa Mesa High School
community is now struggling to
get every cent they can from the
$7 million sale to benefit their
school.
"We were not for the ,sale,"
said Paulette Witt, president o(
the school's parent. teacher and
student association. •Certainly
now we should benefit from some
or that money.• "
The Newport-Mesa Unified
School District sold the property
to the city of Cpsta Mesa last
year with talk of using the money
froni the sale for s~ool mainte-
nance needs across the district
and for additional classrooms for
increased enrollm.ent.
Both students and parents at
Costa Mesa High are circulating
petitions, stating that the school
should see the funds in school
improvements.
Witt said she thought Costa
Mesa High School had been
neglected in the past and needs
the money because it does not
•SEE SCHOOL PAGE A13
Man suing
Costa Mesa
clahns police
har~Inent
•But p olice officials say
they were investigating
Mtonio De Los Angeles
Monday as a possible sus-
p ect in a recent shooting.
They eventually released
him for lack of evid ence.
By Christopher Goffard, Dally Prior
COSTA MESA -A Costa
Mesa man embroiled in a $12
million lawsuit against the city 1S
alleging that police tried to intim-
idate hun Monday when they
stopped him at gunpoint and
•ransacked· his house, the man's
lawyer said.
Antonio De Los Angeles. a 32-
year-old landscaper. is preparing
for trial on his claim that Costa
Mesa police Officer Phil Myers
improperly shot him twice in
August 1994 while he stood on
the front porch of his Raleigh
Avenue home.
Police say they shot him
because he was reaching for a
• SEE LAWSUIT PAGE A 13
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THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1997 Newpott Beach/Cosca M.esa Daily Pilot
pilot people
br.iefly
DOROTHY CASTILLO
Saltarelli, Kawamura
named to fair board
Former Orange County Super-
visor Donald J. Saltarelli and busi-
nessman Arthur G. Kawamura
were named new members of the
Orange County Fair Board of
Directors this week. The new
members will serve for two years.
.. ' greer
~Ider
On a loving· search· for local role models
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Plenty of eggdtement
at slwps this week
· Balboa Boat Rentals has
•. planned an "eggstra special
Easter egg hunt" says owner
, Penny Rodheim, "for the whole
family to enjoy."
. • The trick is to find the hidden
clues around the bay. Prizes will
. be rewarded for the number of
'1 eggs found. Complimentary bas-
kets are provided. Special hunt
.hours are on Easter Sunday from
1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Reservations are
' a musJ for this popular family
event. Please call (673-7200) for
more infonnation and reserva-
ttons. Balboa Boat Rentals is
located on the corner of Edge-
( water Avenue and Palm in Bal-
.. boa. I • •• : While you'n~ out looking for
SHE IS
Starting friendships to
change yowtg lives.
MORE THAN A MENTOR
Dorothy Castillo has heard
plenty of sad stories since she
became mentor dev~lopment
coordinator of YMCA's Com-
munity Services.
But a conversation with one
Costa Mesa woman who said
she had not eaten in months
corisu.med Castillo.
The woman told Castillo she
chose not to eat so her three
· sons would have enough food
under the family's limited bud-
get.
Castillo could barely think
of anything else after hearing
the mother's tale. "I can't stand
to hear that nobody's eating," .•
she said. _
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BRIAN P08UOA I DAILY Pl.OT
Saltarelli, of Orange, replaces
• Don Henley of 1\.lstin who served -...
since 1999. Saltarelli is president
of Centwy 21 Saltarelli Realty in
Tustin.
Kawamura is presid~nt of
Western Marketing Co. and a
partner at Orange CoWlty Produce.
Get in shape in the
pool at OCC
Orange' Coast College offers a
Master's Swim Program designed
to promote life-long fitness for all
adults ages 19 anq older, regard-1 less of previous swimming expert-
ence.
· The Master's progrClll\ offers an
intelligent balance of cardiuvascu-
lar fitness and stroke instruction as 1
well as enjoyment, self-improve-I
ment and tun.
The class is offered from o:30 to
7:30 a.m. Monday through Friday
from April 1-30 and May 1-30 in '
OCC's Gymnasium pool.
Registration fee is $40 for one
month and $70 for two months.
For more information, call 432-
. 5880. ~ Easter basket fillers, stop by Hi-
! :Ilme Wine Cellars (650-8463)
located at 250 Ogle St. in Costa
Mesa. Hl-Tune has its own
chocolatier where you'll find
tilled chocolate eggs, chocolate
deviled eggs, panorama eggs,
chocolate carrot suckers, candies
by the pound, and Easter novel-
ties including candles, tooth-
Within 24 hours, Castillo
had gathered several dozen
packages of ramen noodles,
cereal, and other foods for the
woman from churches and co-
workers. She also found the
woman a full-time babysitting
job. Dorothy CasWlo talks with student Silvia 'Gutterrez at the Downtown Community Center,
where CasWlo is ln charge of the mentorlngJ>rogrcim for at-risk kids at ~e YWCA.
Police departments
connected to callers
• brushes, and magnets. If you
can't handle sugar and sodium.
there is an extensive selection of
• sugar free and sal't free ch~co
. lates and Easter candy.
The 14th annual Easter Egg
Hunt is on for this Saturday from
10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Eastblulf
• Park on the corner of V1Sta del
: Oro and Vista del Sol in New-
• port Beach.
r The Easter egg hunt has the
following different starting times
depending on your child's age:
• 10 a.m, 2 years and under
• 10:10 a .. m, 3 arid 4-year-olds
• 10:20 a.m, 5 and 6-year-olds
• 10:30 a .m, 7 and 8-year-olds
• 10:40 a.m, 9 and 10-year-olds.
After the egg hunt the East-
-bluff Village Center is having a
spring sidewalk sale, face paint-
BRINGING PEOPLE TOGETHER
Castillo came to know the
family by matching up the
woman's 8-year-old son with
an adult·mentor through the
program sponsored by YMCA "'
and Families Costa Mesa. The
program aims to pair Costa
Mesa el~m(!ntary school stu-
dents with role models who
can provide them with new
ideas about their futures.
Castillo sometimes has to
bridge the gap for the primari-
ly Latino students and mentors.
Problems range from language
to cultural barriers.
Sometimes students' fami·
lies are leery of a stranger
befriending their child, she
said.
"Traditional fathers are the
hardest. 'Why should we have
a stranger come into our
house?' they say," Castillo said.
• "I say, 'Isn't life hard? Don't
you hate that you have to work
so hard for little money?'"
Castillo tells parents, "It
. .
can't change for you,but it can
change for them," referring to
the children.
She also advises parents:
"Don't feel like that person can
take your place. They will }lelp
them and open doors but can ·
never take the place of your
love."
GETTING PAST THE PAST
Castillo, who has four chil-
dren of her own, knows about
growing up in a rough neigh-
borhood where everyone
around her wanted her to be
like them.
Her father moved her family
from East Los Angeles to
Fullerton, where she was con-
sidered an outsider. ·
"I was tormented because I
didn't grow up there,• she
said. "l was beat up a lot"
She said she wished she
had known enough to report
what they did to her fo some-
one·-that she had a mentor.
For years she took heat for
not doing everything female
gang leaders wanted her to,
inCluding beating u~ her own
sister.
But even when she decided
she was going to graduate and
didn't eare what others
thought, it was hard to break
free. .
In hlgh school, she tried to
walk away from the girl who
made her life miserable for so
long, but couldn't when the
girl began talking about her
sister.
"I said, 'All that's false,'"
Castillo said. "She destroyed
my life. I'm not going to let her
do that to my siiler."
The two girls got in a fight
and the police came to Castil-
lo's ho\llie.
•I saw the disappointment
·in my mom and dad's eyes,·
she said. "I said, 'This isn't
me."'
MOVING FORWARD
For Castillo, mentoring is as
I • ing, pictures with. the Easter
bunny, and entertainment for the
children. For more information
please call (644-3151).
Hemphlll's Shoes last day of
business is Saturday. It's your
Cirque-besieged give fair board an earful
p last opportunity to take advan-
tage of ti.pal reductions. Every-
thing in the store is below
wholesale cost. Hemphill's still
has an excellent selection of
men's shoes for those who wear
sizes 7 112 to 9 112. The entire
size selection goes up to size 13.
Brands available include Sperry
Topsider, Allen Edmonds,
Mezlan, Sebago, Johnston &
Murphy and many others.
In addition, women's shoes,
• socks, and belts are still avail·
: able at unbeatable prices. Any-
: one interested in chairs,
• antiques, trunks and fixtures
· should also stop at Hemphill's
Shoes.
Heinphill's Shoes (650-6856)
is located at 1727 Westcliff Drive
in Newport Beach.
:• •.BEST BUYS appears Thursdays and
,. Saturdays. If you know of a good buy
,.. call me at 540-1224, faK me at 646-
4170 or write to me: Best Buys Daily
.. Pilot, 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa, 92627.
were_ not mollified by Cirque By Alessandra Ojurklou, Daily Pilot North American tour director
COSTA MESA -Responding
to harsh criticisms from local res-
idents, Orange County Fair
Board of Directors President Jim
LlnCJ.berg appointed a two-per-
son committee to deal with the
Cirque du Soleil
noise issue.
Vmcent Gagne's assurances that
experts have been brought in
and that the noise has been
reduced.
"We know some neighbors
a.re not feeling the good effects
as well as we are,• Gagne said,
adding that the
"This is a fine
board,· Lindberg
told the grum-
bling ·audience
Cirque has See Daily Pil¢ editorial on scheduled its
Cirque du Soleil, Page 20. final weeks of
shows to start
who labeled fair officials as
"greedy, arrogant and dishon-
est.·
"We try to be honest with our
neighbors," Lindberg said .
"We're not trying to take advan-
tage."
But some residents did not
have as much faith in th~ admin-
istration's goodwill.
They have been upset by the
noise from the big top since it
was set up early in January, and
earlier and have
removed some of the louder
sound e ffects altogether.
HThings have gotten so bad
that there's zero credibility," said
former Costa Mesa mayor Sandy
Genis said. "For example, your
administration said the circus
could not be placed up near the
swap meet because Bob Teller
did not want it there. Mr. Teller
wants everyone here to know
that he was never asked.•
Teller runs the Orange Coun-
ty swap meet, which is held on
weekends in the Fair parking lot.
•Greed is one of the seven
deadly sins," said College Park
resident Don McGee. "Con-
science waylaid by convenience
is what happened in this fia sco."
•This is a supreme example of
bureaucratic arrogance," said
College Park resident Bill Ward.
Board·member Emily Sanford
was upset by the residents' alle-
gatioris.
·1 take it personally that any-
one would say that I am dishon-
est," Sanford said adding that
she was a volunteer, and that for
her, greed was therefore not an
issue.
No other action was taken at
the meeting, but a motion was
made to address what proce-
dures the board would take if
noise, problems become an issue
with events in the future .
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SURF FORECAST
LOCATION .•...•. , .SIZE
Wedge , , ....•... 2·3 SW
Newport ......... 2·3 SW
Bladdes .......... 2-3 SW
River Jetty ...•. , .. 2·3 SW
CdM ..... ' ...... 2·3 SW
TIDIS
TOOAY
flm low
4:54 a.m ••.•.....••.• 0.4
Flmhlgh
,...11 :001.m ........•... J .6
Second low
4:29 p.m ..•.......... 1.4
Second high
10;47 p,m, ••:I' o • • •' ,4,7
FRIDAY
First low
5:42 a.m ............. 0.5
First high
11:53 a.m ............ 3.2
Second low
4:59 p.m .........•... 1.8
Second high
11 :26p.m ........... ~
WATER
TEMPIMlUltl: •••.• 61
lnae1Hlng southwest swell
ought to squeeze past the
Islands and make up for
the diminished wave ener·
gy ttleYve caused. We
won't benefit as much as
South County, but you still
Jhoutd see Mb In the
waist to chftt·hloh range.
EJCpect some fill from
llf'OUfld 290 ~ to
add some punch,
mueh about breaJQng old
cycles stemming from peer
pressure and ignorance as
starting new ones.
Castillo said students born
in Mexico sometimes get frus.
trated if they have to help their
parents.-who know little
English.and have little educa-
tion -pay bills and take care
of other chores.
"I tell them they can break
the cycle if they get educated,
complete college and become
able to provide for them-
selves," Castillo said. "These
are possibilities for you. You
still have to provide for ¥Our
parents and help them out."
Castillo says she knows this
won't be easy for many stu-
dents.
"You will end up being sur-
vivors,· Castillo said. •You can
survive a boss who has a bad
mood. This is nothing."
-Story by MiChelle Tenvilleger
Both the Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa police depart-
ments announced on Wednes-
d~y the installation of a new
phone system intended to
make their 911 system more
efficient. ,,,.
The new GTE technology
will reduce the time it takes for
a caller to reach an emergency
dispatch operator from 11 sec·
onds to three seconds, said
Newport Bt!ach police Lt Tun
Riley.
The technology also imme-
diately detects if the caller is
speech or bearing impaired SQ
the problem can be quickly
handled, Riley said.
The Newport Beach depart-
ment activated the system on
March 13, while the Costa
Mesa department did so two
weeks earlier.
Together, the departments
handled about 40,000 emer-
gency calls in 1996.
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• El Rio Cirde: Several rings and other jewelry totalling S 1, 130 were stolen
from a room at a recovery house.
• Newport Boulevard: A S 150 cellular phone was stolen from a car in the
1800 block. A rear passenger window was smashed.
• Sunflower Avenue: A wallet with no cash in it was stolen from a car in
the 600 block. The right rear window was smashed.
NEWPORT BEACH
• a.dt Bay: A $450 exhaust riser and a S50 radio was stolen from a boat in
the 1100 block.
• Ciff Drive: A camera, two nedclaces and a ring totalling $1,900 were
stolen from a residence in the 1BOO block. There was no sign of forced entry.
• Newport Center Drive: A credit card was stolen from a day planner in a
hotel room in the 900 block.
• Colton Street: A home was broken into in the 200 blodc while the victims
were out of town. What was stolen is unknown. A neighbor noticed :. sliding
glass door was open and then found another window smashed.
• M Street A lifeguard tower was tipped over causing extensive damage to
the structure. There were several empty beer cans next to the tower.
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f'Newj,on Be:ach/Costa Mesa Dally PiJoc THURSDAY, MARCH 27. 1997
Presidential leap groundea ·m-gusto Towing the line
It's official: H your car is towed
by the Newport Beach Police
Department, you'll pay for.. a full
day of storage even if you pick it D o you suppose George
Bush realizes what he
has done?
It isn't just that he leaped out
of an airplane more than two
miles over the parched earth of
Arizona, proving exactly what
nobody is quite sure.
Sbme people think all he
proved is that not all 72-year-old
former presidents of the United
States are still carrying a full
load of bricks.
Wh~t ol' George did Monday
was not just fulfill a half-century
dream, a most enviable missioJ"\
indeed. I ~ct lie has also
unkno~gly stcµted an epidem-
ic of shattered tibias, ftbulas and
other elderly skeletal pieces.
Despite all the incredibly fit,
up-and-at-em silverhairs one
sees on commercials for Secure
Horizons; Depends and sundry
nutritional products, most sexa-,
septua-and octogenarians
SQOuld only look out of ajrplane
windows, not jump out of them.
The bones just don't have
much give to them anymore. I
suspect that's why there was a
rather special reception commit-
tee w@iting for Bush when he
· reached the ground.
According to a report I read:
"Golden Knights (the Army's
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martin
elite corps of perfonning para-
troopers} and Army meclical per-
sonnel were at the landing site
in case Bush needed assistance
upon landing, which he did
not."
Hmmmm. That doesn't quite
jibe with the tape footage I saw
on the news Monday night. It
dearly showed Bush landing in
· the comforting arms of half a
dozen ground troops.
Don't get me wrong: I am not
criticizing Mr. Bush's parachute
jump. I'm just· concerned it
might flood emergency rooms
throughout the nation with bro-'
ken-legged geezers.
Of course, when our commu-
nity's favorite politician, Marian
Bergeson, marked a milestone
birthday a few years back by
parachuting out of a plane, sen-
sible seniors were more than
content to plant their feet on the
ground and stay home.
A less than charitable person
ntight say that I am simply jeal-
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had the courage'lo jump out of
an airplane, I don't.
In fairness, I don't think it's
that I don't have the courage, l
simply don't have the fairltest
desire to go parachuting. •
Halfway through my Army pasic
training, recruiters for parachute
training visited our company. I
signed up but my knees failed
lhe special airborne physicdl.
l have lived never to regret
that I didn't make it. I cannot
even imagine that I actually vol-
unteered for that riskiest of
duties. •
What I do envy George and
Marian for is, they are out there
doing_it. They are proving that
eveflwhen one becomes as old
as Sir Walter Scott's bills. there
is, for many of us, plenty of gus-
to left in.,bolh mind and body.
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out there doing it, too, albeit
most are not exiting planes
before they reach the ground
I never saw my mother lhnve
more than when she was a vol-
unteer at St. John's Hospital m
Santa Monica. She couldn't get
enough. Mother was even fea-
tured on "I Love Lucy" when
she received her 5,000-hour
award.
A year or so after she and my
dad moved to Newport Beach, I
asked mother if she had been m
contact with the Hoag volun-
teers. No, she said. she wasn't
interested.
·But you were never happier
than at St. John's," I said. She
zapped me with one of those
• end-of-discussiort" looks and
that was lhat.
I brought it up agairl after my
fathet died. Same look. I believe
mother would have lived many
I more years had shP joined lhe
volunteers at Hoag. Or done
something ;__ anything -that •
involved giving of self.
That's why I love to see
women like Pat Cox and Emma
Jane Riley and Ann Shere-
shevsky and so many others like
them. They may have burdens
at home, but they are out _and
about, doing for others.
A few years ago, a recently
retired friends~. #God it's bor-
mg. There's nothlhg to do."
"You sound Like a 14-year-
old, • l said. "That's exactly wh t
they say.•
"Well what am l gonna do?"
he asked.
"You were a corporate guy,• I
sajd, "you could join the Service
Corps of Retired Executives CU)d
help small businesses. You have
a degree in literature. you could
teach people how to read. You
love animals, so you could vol-
unteer at the SPCA. You love
lods, so you could be a Big
Brother. You love music, !>'b you
c6uld volunteer with the Phil-
harmonic Society or the ·pacific
Symphony or the Performing
Arts Center."
I guess I gave my friend two
dozen ideas of what he could do
with his time and talents. There
are a thousand more l"clicin't
think of.
Even though I have scoured
Bartlett's and other references, I
can't pin down who first said,
"Use it or lose it." But that was
some smart cookie. ··
• EREO MARTIN'S cof umn runs every
Thursday and Saturday.
up minutes later :-•
The City Council on Mo~y
approved a clarification to ~
that define how city towing ser-
Vlces Harbor Towing and OOV
Towing charge anyone towe<( lor
the Police Department. ·:
With the change, cars st<ired
fewer than 24 hours will· b e
charged for one day. The OO<le
didn't clearly state that rule
before, and even said vehicles
stored fewer than 12 hours c"uld
not be charged
The chang~ makes Newpprt
Beach's rules consistent with those
' of lrVJfle, Costa Mesa, Santa Ana
and the Cahfornia Highway
Patrol
Easing the yellow tape
Newport Beach city offidpls
Monday agreed to join other dti~
in handing administration of f.axi
cab comparues to the county.
. The city has regulated taxis
smce 1949, processing appllca-
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coordinating cab inspections and
handling complamts. "Phe Orange
County Transportation Authority
will decide April 28 whether to
take over mspection and pennit-
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-MEE:"flNG -T-HEIR G9A ~~--
Ii Newport Beach City
Council gauges progress
tBllde on key issues
~oritized this year. . ·
e7:.iennifer Armstrong, Daily p;1ot
: 1-rnWPORT BEA'.CH -City
Cooncil.01embers met for an early
seUion Monday to look over tlieir
tin of New Year's resolutions and
check their progress.
1fere, a roundup of some of the
update reports from city staff
members:
• AIRPORT: Goal -Develop a
second commercial airport in the
coilnty, ensuring compliance to
John Wayne Airport restrictions
set by a 1985 agreement.
·.City Attorney Rol>ert Burnham
predicted the South County oppo-
sition to making El Toro Marine
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dle all the. county's needs,• he
said. The city may consider hinng
someone to "get correct informa-
tion out" to win people over to
Newport's pro-El Toro airport
stance, Mayor Jan Debay said.
• EMPLOYEE RELATIONS:
Goal -Review bcub'aining meth-
ods to improve relationships with
employee associations.
The city has reached agree-
ments with seven of the eight
employee groups, with rank-and·
file police still in a deadlock after
more th{lil a year. City officials
proposed cutting vacation time
and benefits this year, ma.king
talks slow going. said Dennis
Danner, administrative services
director .
They're now looking into
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• FISCAL FO.lECASTING:
Goal-Prepare long-rangefinan-
dal projections.
Before this year, city officials
have predicted revenues and
expenses only one to two yearS
ahead -now they're working on
10-year projections.
wvou can see how a decision
you make today can affect the
future,· Danner said. So far, dty
staff has hammered out a formula
and drafted preliminary forecasts.
. • TIDEIAND ADMINISTRA-
TION: Goal -Prepare a map out-
lining tidelands owned by the city
and the county. categorizing those
properties and identifying services
needed there.
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~ the city-owned bayside land
that now houses the Marina
mobile home park.
They're also looking over some
of the county-owned tidelands
around the city to determine
whether to pursue taking them
over.
But for now, •we just want to
paint an accurate portrayal of cur-
rent tidelands," Fire and Marine
Chief Tun Riley said.
•NEWPORT COAST ANNEX·
ATION: Goal -;-. Decide whether
to pursue annexation of the New-
port Coast developments that sit
south of Corona del Mar, based on
a cost-benefit analysis report.
City staff is now in the thick of
a report on future development in
and revenues expected from the
pricey homes. The report will hit
the council's legislative and
finance committees in April, then
the coU:ncil, Assistant City Manag-
er Peggy Ducey sa!d.
"Once you give us that direc-
tion, we have a number of negoti-
ations that have to happen," she
said .
• ECONOMIC DEVELOP-
~oal ...... Get the most out
of Newport Center through 'long-
term planning, .. revit~g 6lder
corrunerdal areas, retaining and
attracting businesies. .
"We have to be careful how we
use our rema.in\ng land," Assis-
tant City Manager Sharon Wood
said.
• WATER SERVICE DELIV-
ERY: Goal -Complete a project
to tap into the groundwater supply
under Fountain Valley, develop-
ing long-term. plans to ensure
future w~ter service.
C~ntracts h :· gone out qn all
but one of the project's segments,
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the buildings that will house the
wells-m Fountain Valley and on
the major pipes.
Plans have been drawn up for
city utility yard improvements that
will help accommodate the new
water system.
• UPPER NEWPORT BAY: Goal
-Find funding -from federal,
state or any other sources -to
dredge the bay and to keep it
dredged in the future.
City officials are currently
pushing for $5 million in the next
state budget to go toward dredg-
ing the bay. They already submit-
ted a proposal to Rep. Christopher
Cox asking for federal help ·in
ensuring future bay dredgings.
The city also is working to
make sure the Irvine Ranch Water
District doesn't go ahead with its
original plan to dump treated
sewage water into tl!_e bay.
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• Large crowds in the
outdoor Arlington Theater
and Grandstand is what
sparked the proposed
policy change.
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111I"11"'-,
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Imagination Celebration
1997 events announced
Young artists and musicians mance festivals at the Center,
will enter the spotlight including a new daylong dance
during the annual lmagi-festival:
nation Celebration, which takes • The "l,000 Pieces of Art"
place April ~6 though May 11. exhibit at Crystal Court;
The countywide event will • The Stars of Tomorrow show
include art exhibits, musical festi-featuring ~young performers at
vals, a performance of the chil-Fashion Island1
dren's ballet "Pepito's Story" • Hands-on workshops at the
choreographed by Debbie Allen, Newport Beach Public Library;
and workshops and activities • Paciiic Symphony Youth
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THURSDAY, ~ARCH 27, 1997
I
COSTA MESA --: F~goers
may n~d to stub out their ciga-
rettes ore entering the Grand-
stand r e Arlington Theater at
the Or ge County Fairgrounds
this swnrner.
Tue Fair Corrunittee will dis-~ghd ~e fair's popular final. rodeo
cuss a proposal this morning to
ban smoking in th<?se areas and Although the outdoor areas do
then will send the issue to the not fall Wlder a stAte law prohibit-
Orange County Fair Board of ing smoking inside any state
Directors to review at its next buildings, the large crowds in the
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The Arling-F.Y.I, : to consider
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seENDlNG ALITY TIM.E WITH . OME ELEPH ANTS
Thi.11,)Jt the Jastest installment
from Suaan Seely and Arie Katz,
two Newport Beach newlyweds
who-0re spending their honey-
111oon traveling the globe.
By Susan Seely
W e hardly had time to
th!nk ab.out our visit tQ
Zimbabwe and Zambia
when our Air Botswana ATR
flight touched down in Maun.
We were met at the airport by
pilot Lutz and flown in a Cessn a
206 (six-seater) to Savuti South,
the Game trackers' safari camp .
next to Chobe National Park. .'.
The 50-minute flight was
beautiful -over vast green veld
~ very hot,'but since it is the rainy
season everything looks green
and lush.
Our ranger Johnson (he got
his name because he plays a lot
of basketball) is a Tswana who
has lived in the area his whole
life and knew a lot about the flo-
ra and fauna that we were
observing. We were paired up in
our Land Cruiser with a couple
froin England who have traveled
seemingly everywhere and are
enthusiastic "twitcl},ers.1. Dave
ang Glenda w·ere very tun and
Dave particularly was always
making us laugh -he does
great English impersonations.
The camp itself is seen as a
model for others in Africa in
terms of its "eco-consciousness"
and there are
only eight tents
which helps
keep the impact
of guests to a
(including Johnson) got together
to do some traditional singing
and dancing -it was marvelous
and quite spontaneous. After
dinner tett, coffee and Amarula
(for me) was held around a fire
looking up at the stars '-of
course one night it started to
pour instead, but it was still very
beautiful. Another night we
watched the beginning of a film
called "Eternal Enemies" -no,
not a Van
Damme film, but a documen-
. tary about the resident lions and
hyenas. It was brilliantly done,
but a bit depressing -such is
life in the wild.
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1n terms of wild.llle we ended
up spotting 21 mammals and 92
different types of birds. I won the
prize for the rare sighting of a
cheetah. It was-very-e.x:citing-
sucb a stunning animal. We also
saw klipspringer, lions and
lionesses, mongooses, seemingly
millions of impala. tSesebes, ele-
phants ga!ore, lots of giraffe and
-0thers. The bird life was very
rich and among the 92 we saw
were a secretary bird and three
crowned cranes -both very
interesting.
On the flight bad from the
Savuti camp to Maun, Lutz, the
.. ..
pilot (who knew that r used to fly
Cessnas). asked if I would like to.
fly the plane for a while, which I
did happily. Arie, who was sitting
in th6-baek said he looked up
and saw Lutz gesturing with his
hands and wondered who was
flying the plane and then saw
that I was. He was somewhat •
nervqus at first, but figured since
we weren't falling into a dive
that I must be handling it OK.
It was great for me and made
me really miss my flying days,
~·m not sure the other pas-
sengers "!'ere as excited as I was
(Arie.tried to expl~ to the Ger-
man couple in front of him that I
did indeed know what 1 was
doing).
From Maun we flew back via J
Gabarone 1the capital Qf _ ~
Botswana) to Johannesburg I
where we AGAIN got lost on the I
Joburg freeway system heading 1
back toward cousin Jonathan I
and Aviva's house. We found our 1
way eventually, however, 4nd ;
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really excited.
Actually, Arie, at this point,
was looking a little green as a
result of all the turbulence we
experienced, but he got over it
~n enough.
· We had a brief introduction to
the layout of our camp and its
facilities (and were reminded to
qever go back to our tents at
night without a ranger) and then
left immediately for an afternoon
game drive. As we had searched
fbr hours in vain with our range rs
4t Matetsi in Zimbabwe to find
some big game such as ele-
phants, giraffe, etc. our expecta-
. dons were not terribly high, but
~ we were interested in checking
out the amazing bird life. Well,
not five minutes into our drive ·
'we ran into a huge (to us) ele-
pbant calmly munching away on
the plentiful grasses. That was
the beginning of two days of
amazing drives through the
Savuti Channel and the sur-
rounding areas of the Chobe
Park.
The Savuti Channel was a
waterway that carried wat~r until
1853 at which point it remained
dry for the following 100 years
when it abruptly flooded again.
Then in the early 1980s subter-
ran~an earth movements caused
it to dry up once more. As a
result, it is a fascinating stretch of
land; from the air it looks like a
giga.t>:tic green marshland, but on
t.lie ground it's just dry land pro-
vjd:ing food fQr a lot of differe nt
~al and bird species. During
ti,te days the temperature got
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THAT is what I
call camping.
.. Elephant are all arol1nd the
property and we had one visit
right outside our deck each
night. You couldn't see them in
the dark, but you could certainly
hear .them breathing ,and eating.
ApparenUy, in the dry months,
,the elephants get so desperate
for water and can sense yery
well where it is located that they
will often try to invade the camp
to get some. It was for that rea-
son that the septic system here
had to be installed much deeper
than usual.
Meals were excellent and one
night before dinnerjill the'staff
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ANTARCTIC pretty spectacular," be said .• ,
I '"' was ~alt a mile long and bun~
d.reds of feet high of just lbeel'
CONTINUED FROM A 1 ice.·
After testing the. Polar Milt's
goal of sailing to the Antarctlc. durability, Avery is excited "''
The boaf"'was launched from offer student sailing training pro-
Newport Harbor last July. grams on the boat. •'
Also aboard were Julie Evans, "We have three boats nmnin.g"'•
John "Red" Hill, Kurt Bianculli and doing this,• he said. "Part oL
and Bob Kayser. the college's mission is educatiOll•;
Despite the expected freezing and we are just one program ot·
temperatures and rough waters, OCC, but we are expanding peo-
Avery said-he and the rest of the pie's horizons through these triplJt•
crew, wbe all bad never been to To live here and not be able td
Antar_ctica before, experienced access the ocean is really short-
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only sailing, but hilring a 2,000 another." 1
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crew members were in Antarctica said. ~
the sky' was deep blue and a sight "I never lose my perspectiv~,
to be seen, said the sailor who on what a great opportunity it is
shared his ocean excursions with to be able to do th.is,• said Avery •
Daily Pilot readers while on his thankfully.
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"There was crystal blue skies his journeys, he said entering ·
and all around was ocean filled back to fast-paced city ~life will,
with icebergs and mountain take some getting used to.
ranges topped with snow in the "There is an adjustment of liv.:"
background,,; Avery described. ing a very simple kind of lih! td
Sailing by his first iceberg was something very complex,• b ei
also a highlight for him even Sdld. "There is no stress (on th&
though they became common-water.) It is a pure and simplQ
place the further south the crew
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kind of existence. It is going to-
traveled. take some tune to get· revved UJ>'
. "Seeing our first iceberg wps again. H ..
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•ADVENTURE 16
• 1 Adventure 16 offers a free
Earthwatch sllde show on exotic
locations Mound the globe at 7
~.m. ·at 1959 Harbor Blvd , Costa
esa. For more mformabon, call
,' 50-3301 .,
' 'NETWORKING • r Orange C'ounty's adverhsmg
· 1'.hd communications profession-
Ms are 1nv1ted to attend the
AdClub's free monthly network-
W.g m.i.xer from 5:30 lo 8:30 p.m. at
El Tonto Gnll. 6.33 Anton Blvd ..
Costd Mesa. For more mfonnd-
l10n, C-dU 573-2400.
DOLPHIN TALK
The Amencan Cetact-dn SoC1-
ety's next meeting on "An Eco-
log1cdl View of the Tuna-Dolphin
ProblC'rn m the Edste>rn Tropical
Paci.he Ocedn" Wlll be at 7·30
pm di the Costd J\ tesa Commu-
rut} Centl'r. 1845 Pdrk Ave For
mort> mlonnctt1on, Cdll 534-5 177
SATU RDAY
MUSICAL EVENING
Join "J\h Pt'dS<'1
' m the Rames
,'.l..i No bit> Buok<.,lc11 c>\ C die for an
pvc>ntn~ of ~Jllllt1r dnd vocc1l music
from tlw I ~l50's to lhf' rn~o·s t rom
R to 10 p.m. di 901 B South Coast
Dnve . ....,u1lP 150, Cosld Mesa Fo1
mort' 111fonnc1l10n, cdll 444-0226.
CHANGE-MAKING
The Parvin Institute r:or Pc>ace
C'rt-dl10n oltNs c1 free semmdr on
"Change-1''1c1kmg -Different
\Pctr D1ftPr<·nl Pc1ttern" from ll
dnl to 2 pm dt 412 31st St .
Newport BPdrh For reservations.
Cdll 72:~-041b ,. ..
EASTER PLAY DAY
Chnsl LuthPrdn Church pre-
sent... "Ed~h·r Plc1) f>d}" tncludtng
d gtdnt Ed,l<·r (>CJCJ hunt, rcfrc ... sh-
mento; c1ncl '>P<'C 1.il pnzes from
noon lo '.! p m nt 7h0 V1c-tonc1 St.,
Costd J\ lf'..,n for rnor<> m f orma-
uon. Cdll h.11·lh11
SUN DAY
ONLINE EGG HUNT
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um lo { p 111 111 ·\rcents Restau-
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4500 1-1. lctr \rth111 Blvd , Newport
Bedch Four computers will be
onl.ine for thf hunt cllld will be
11vdtldhlt.> for bPgmrung lo expen -
t·ncPd rnmputer users of all ages
Brunc-h 1., $3l) per ddult, $15 Cot
duldren dQP o lo 12, plus tax and
Cjrd!UJl~ ror r(;><.,PrvallOnS, call
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MONDAY
CREEPY CRAWLERS
Ctuldren ,from age 7 through
12 ran siyn up for two one-day
workshops during spring break to
-;tudy crectlures of the desert and
the deep al the Vincent Jor-
gensen Community Center adja-
rPnt to Mariners Library, 2005
Dover Drive, Newport Beach
Preregistration 1s required and
either workshop 1s $15 For more
information, caU 644-3151
TEA PARTY
!2hildren from age 7 through
l 0 are invited to dress the mselves
and their dolls m spnng hnery for
a "Barbie Easter Tea Party" from-
4:30 to 6 p.m at th<' C ctrrol Beek
Community CcntN, 11 5 Agdtc>
Ave .. Balboa lslcmd Prc rPgtslra-
tion is reqwrPd dnd the IPP is $1 5
Guests will preparP dn as.,ortmcnt
of finger sandwiches, sronl?s with
strawberry cream c1nd limP
punch. To register, cdU 644-3 153.
MANUSCRIPTS
The Newport Be>ach Library
foundation pres<'nts novelist Gor-
670 w .. 17"' STulT
COSTAMISA ,
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don McAlpine, author ol #Joy in
Mudville" and •Tue Persistence
ol Memory• at the next •Manu-
scnpts: Literary Lecture Series" at
7 p.m. in the Friends' Meetmg
Room of the Newport Beach Cen-
tral Llbrdfy, 1000 Avocado Ave.
The donation 'is $5 for members
and $8 for others. For more inf or-
on the third noor of Crystal Court,
3333 Bear St..., Costa Mesa. Cost is
$5 for members an d $8 for othE'.rs.
Por reservations, call 546-2061.
W1th Animals• from 9;30 to 11
a.m. in OCC's Re-Entry Center .
The seminar will focus on c;areers
that are available in a zoo setting.
For more information, call 432-
5162.
tacos and cervezas. For mor
..information. C4Jl~~2-J.451. I
OCC APPLICATIONS
NURSING CARE
The Ne~rt Beach Central
Ubrary offers a free proqram on
#Long Tenn Nursing Care~ at
noon in the Friends' Meeting
Room at 1000 Avocado Ave. Foy
more information, call 717 ... 3801.
CHRISTIAN CLUB ¢
mallon. call 717-3890. • .. ..
The Newport Beach Christian
Women's Club will meet from
11 :30 a .m. to 2 p .m.--at the-Balboa
Bay Clu b, 1221 W. Coast High-
way. Newport Beach. To RSVP,
call.160-9616.
MEMORY WORKSHOP
Orange Coast College otfeI'S' a
free memory techniques work·
shop designed for studen ts who
find it difficult to remember tacts
and d ates and those who have
difficulty organizing information
for successful test taking from 6 to
8 p.m. in OCC's Re -Entry Center.
For more information, call 432-
5162.
Applications for students plan-
ning to enroll for the first time this
summer or next fall' at Orange
Coast College will be available
beginning todayin OCC's Admis--
sions and Records Office. For
more information. call 432-5772.
ATTENTION
Coastline Counseling Center
offers a seminar on· *Men With
Attention Deficit Disorder" from 7
to 9 p.m. at 1200 Quail St. Suite
105, Newport Beach. Cost is $20.
For •m ore information, call 476-
09911.
TUESDAY ZEN CENTER
FOOLISH THINGS
HOLISTIC HEALTH
Orange Coast College offers a
free holistic health workshop from
5:30 to 8 p.m . in OCC's Re-Entry
Center. For more information, cafl
432-5162.
SCIENCE FUN
Launch Pad, offers "April Fool's
Science• for """thildren ages 5-6
who will learn how to make paper
with dryer lint and oruon skins,
taste liquid nitrogen ice cream,
The National Association of
Women Business Owners cele-
brates April Fool's Day with a
panel of successful business
women di~cussing uFoolish
Things I've Done in Business and
How I Survived• from 6 to 9 p.m.
at the Wyndham Garden Hotel,
3350. Avenue of the Arts, Costa
Mesa. Cost is $34 for members
and ~4 for others. For reserva-
tions, call 832-5741.
CRAZY TACOS
Share Our Selves, Orange Aid
Project, presents its fourth annual
~wild and Crazy Tacos" from 6 to
8' p.m. at the SOS Center, 1550
Superior Ave., Costa Mesa. The
fund-raiser includes a lour of the
facility while dining on some of
the most creative tacos eV1!r con-
cocted by Orange County's top
chefs. Cost is $25 fo r unlimited
The Newport Mesa Zen Cen-
ter offers instruction for beginners
or newcomers on the first and
third Sunday of each month from
5 to 7 p.m. at 711 W. 17th St., SUite
A-8, Costa Mesa. The fee is $10.
For more information, call 722-
7818.
PARKS MEETING
The Parks, Beaches and Recre-
ation Commission o( the city of
Newport Beach will have its next
meeting at 7 p .m. in Council
Chambers, j300 Newport Boule-
vard. Newport Beach. For more
information. call 644-3151.
'WEDNESDAY
INSIDE EDGE
The Inside Edge offers a semi-
nar on "Mind Mastery of the Infi-
nite Mind" fiom 6:30 to "6:30 a.m.
at Scott's Restaurant, 3300 Bristol
St., Costa Mesa. Cost is $20 for
first time guests and $35 for oth-
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4242.
ZOO CAREERS
I and finger pamt with chocolate
pudding at 10 am.\ noon or 2 p.m.
Orange Coast College offers a
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Brentwood 11750 Wilshire Boulevard 310-479-5294 Palos Verdes 7 Peninsula Center 310-377-1994
Burbank 1110 Alameda Avenue 818-567-0257 Rancho Sta. Marguerita 22451 Antonio Pa~kwoy 714-858·0164 .
Mission Viejo 26022 Marguerit• Parkway 714·!82-0672 South Pasadena 1213 Fair Oaks Avenu. 818-799-2261
Newport Beach 1000 Bayside Drive 714-760-0975 We~t Hollywood 8969 Santa Monica Boul•vard 310·273-0977
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SPY SOENCE
J..ou.nch Pad offers "Spy Sd·
ence• for children ages 7-12 at 10
a.m., noon or 2 p.m. on the third
floor of Crystal Court, 3333 Bear
St., Cost.a Mesa. Solve mysteries
with science by detecting finger-
prints, deciphering codes and.
-uncovering hidden clues from
ransom notes. Cost is S5 for mem-
bers and $8 for others. For reseJ'-
vations, call 546-2061.
FINANOAL AID
Orange Coast College's Fina\i-
cial Aid Office will host a series of
workshops to assist new and
returning students in completing
financial aid forms for the 1996-97
academic year at 8:30 a.m., 10:30
a.m., 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. in
OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre.
For information, call 43~-5508.
APRIL 3
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NETWORKING
The Business Development
Association of Orange County pre-
sents a program titled, "Do You
Know Who These Companies
Are? Do You Know What They
Do?" at 11 :30 a.m . at the Wynd-
ham Garden Hotel, 3350 Avenue
of the Arts, Costa Mesa. Fee is $40.
For reservations, call 832-5741.
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APRIL4
TAX PREPARATION
Orange Coast College offers a
free program designed to provide
income tax assistance to low
. income, elderly, non-English
speaking and/or hanrucapped
persons from 9 a.m. to. noon in
room 104 of OCC's Business Edu-
cation Builrung. For more infor-
• mation, call 360-2094.
ONGOING
SMOKERS
The Nicotine Anonymous fel-
lowship wants to help men and
women who smoke to quit and
remain, smoke-free. Call 650-2713
for the local evening meetings
nearest you.
HELP LINE
A private telephone consulta-
tion is offered at no charge from 7
to 8 p.m. every Monday at 759-
0357. Talk with a professional
about difficulties in your life.
NETWORK ER
The Tuesday Morning Net-
worker group shares leads from 7
to 8 a.m. every Tuesday at Mimi's
Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa
Mesa. For more information, call
215-2903.
SURPLUS FOOD
Seniors and low-income fami-
lies of the Costa Mesa/Newport
Beach area can obtain free USDA
surplus food from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
the second Friday of each month in
t.h.e rear parking lot of the church
REAL ESTATE.
TODAY
LYLEEN & JEFF
EWING
Earning four
Loyalty
When you beain to ICAICh (Of' a new
home. yM will probably encounter
1everal Rcakon II open homes. dvoup
friend.\ Of' from 5llftJ Of' advati9Cl1ICIU.
Bech aaent would like a commitment
rrtwn JOU to wOf1t w:lll5ively widl him or
hrr. I thb amnaement In your but
iftlCml cw Is It ~ 10 play lhe fiekt'1
There ia a univusal law thlt also
pertains to real estate qenu ... )'OU Fl
beck from a relationship what you puC
inco it. If you we not convinced thll one •111 could poulbly fill all your needs.
you may be overloolllna I.be po&itlve
upecu o( a ono-on-ono rNtlon.•ip.
The fir* llep Is IO find an .,en&. whom
you like and IMt. Don'I be afraid to
dillC\W your relucunce to wOf1t wldl one
.,enc uclu.~vely. but be open to other
vlcwpolnu. You may be plcuantly
surpriJOCI by the~ comnunlcadon 11111
5uch 1n adml»ion 'will Cllablillh rlatlt •
from the bc1lnnln1I Makin& a
commitment 10 wOf1t exclullvdy with 111
.. Is pert of the fonn11la ,.,, ~ bt
ialallle. . ...... The~ ~lity ,, "' -
marletpl8CC. A aood reputation and
Tftemlt fronl hlWY clleftls we tlllelldll
to a Raleor'• JUCC1911 ~leetl Md Jdl have 25 ~ve ~of 1'111-~ Ill NlwpOft 9-h. They we c~ a.Mr'• II
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on 7.CO W. Wilson St, Costa Mesa.
Bring picture identification. Por
tnformatian, call 631-2177.
MOMS SUPPORT GROUP
G roup ' process f ocutes on
work, success and parenting
issues every first and third Thurs-
day-from noon to 1:15 p .m. and 1
to 8:15 p.m. at 2900 Bristol St.,
Suite J-108, Costa Mesa. Theses-
sion cost is $15. For more infot-
mation, call 850-1689.
REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY
The Costa Mesa Republican
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Assembly meets every third
Thursday of the month at tti8
Neighborhood Community Cen-
ter, 18"5 Park..Ave., Costa Mesa.
For more tnfefnnation, call 645-
5326.
COE~SUPPOl{r
The Newport Beach Psycho-
logical Association offers a coed
support group every Thursday at
1 p.m. at 3101 W. ~Highway,
No. 311, Newport Beach. The
support group requires free pre-
assessment before joining. For
more 1n1ormation, call 722·4588.
The Healing Connection offers
a coed relaUom.hip group at 6:30
p.m. on Wednesdays at ""25 Jam-
boree Road, 180-A, Newport
Beach. For information, call 261-
8003.
BODY IMAGE SUPPORT
\ The Newport Beach Psycho-
logical Association offers a body-
image/moderate eating support
group that meets every Wednes-
day at 7 p.m. at 3101 W. Coast
Highway, No. 311, Newport
Beach. For more infohnation, call
722-4588.
THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1997 Al
RELAXA110N
Hoag Memorial Hospital Pru-
byterian offers a free •Relaxation
and Imagery• work.shop from 10
to 11:30 a.m. on the fourth
Wednesday of every month at the
Patty and George Hoag Cancer
Center, One Hoag Drive, Building
41, Newport Beach. To RSVP, call
760-5542.
DfVORa MEDIATION
·A free lectwe about divorce
meruation, an alternative to the
trarutional two-attorney ruvorce,
is ottered the third Thursday of
every month with attorney Alida
D. Taylor and psychologist Lee
H. Solow. Space is limited and
reservations are required. Fo.r
more information, call 863-9590
roASTMASTtRS auas
• The Newport Beach Diltin--
guished Toastmasters Club 1300
meets every Tuesday from 7 to 9
p.m. in Sgt. Pepperoni's meeting
room, 2300 S.E. Bristol Streef,
Newport Beach. For reservations
or for more information, call 730-.
3671. -.
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For Easter reservations
Call 631·1110
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NIGHT·
SPECIAL
All Pastas
1/2 Price
after 5:30pm
DAILY
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SPECIALS
$5.95
oa
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$66 per person
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with two beverages and receiv6-th~ana8ntree of 1
equal or lesser value FREE. (Up to a $7 value)
. Valid 7 Days a Week after lpm.
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Appearance
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Come treat yourseH and your family to a ·
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SUVINc l OAM·JPM
APPETIZBRS
Norwegian Smoked Salmon with Bagels & Cream Cbee1e
Sonoma field Greens with AssoMed Dreulnp
Se~ Bar with Shrimps, Oysters & Clams
CARVING STATION
Steamship of Bfff with Au·Jus A Horseradish Sauce Honey-Gia.zed Ham with Madeira Wlne Sauce
ENTR6!S
Oranp Peel Duck
Belajan Wdlet wttb Preah Fruit Topplnp
Puta Station • Cheese Ravlolla
DESSB.RTS
Dlaplay of Chocolate Rabbits Ea• Euter Candles
Assorted. Mouaaa. Cboco&ate Dipped Stnwberrlea,
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AU . THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1997 ..
DIGGING _,.____
CONTINUED FROM A 1
Newporter North dug up ancient
Indian bones -and some intra-
tribe tension as to how to handle
the discovery.
Dealing with such sites, partic-
ularly burial grounds, requires a
lot of sensitivity to American Indi-
an cultures, Macko says.
•They see their culture just
being ripped away from you," he
says. •you've got people that are
really struggling with a cultural
identity."
And Macko Inc. just finished
helping the county find the best
location for its new interpretive
center in the Upper Newport Bay
Regional Park. 'fhe firm deter-
min.ed where the most important
artifacts are buried so the build·
ing crews could avoid theII1.
"It was exemplary in terms of
planning," Macko says. •The
negotiation was crazy, but we
were able to find the least dam-
aging site."
nent staff of eight, mostly recent
college graduates. who spend
most of their time at the comput-
ers that line the central work-
room. A large white map table
sits in the middle and maps of
Orange County, Bakersfield, San
Bernardino and the Santa Ana
Mountains hang on the walls.
Macko launched the firm 10
years ago from his Huntington
Beach home after leaving the
Westminster-based Applied Con-
servation Technologies. He had
·moved to Orange County for that
job after earning his master's
degree from UC Santa Barbara
and working a brief stint at a San
Francisco area company.
When Macko scored The
Irvine Co. 's Newport Coast
assignment just months after
starting up, that cinched his
prospects for success.
The Irvine Co. has emerged as
one of Macko's repeat clients -a
rarity in the archaeology busi-
ness. Irvine Co. officials have
stuck with him for 10 years. they
say, because of his professional-
ism. ~He's an' expert on coastal
archaeology," company
spokesman Franz Wisner said.
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Newport BHch/Collca Meta Daily Pilot
•His work belps enhance the
undenrtanding and appreciation
of Orange County history;•
Developers are usually forced
into calling on an archaeologist
when required environmental
studies show their building area
contains artifacts.
Macko Inc. staff members then
venture out to the site to explore.
They contact historians to
research the area, then dig for
anything reported to be there.
Eventually, the findings are docu-
mented before they're shipped to
a museum or replaced where they
were found.
The findings from the New-
porter North site at Jamboree
Road and MacArttmr ·Boulevard
'now sit at the M8Cko office, under
study. While the Macko staff qui-
etly constructs a !eport due out
next fall, controversy about the
project continues among Juaneno
Indians -whose tribal split has
spurred one faction to criticize the
excavation.
"We're always in the middle," ..,
Macko says. "The developers
want to build, and the preserva-
tionists want to gold-plate it. We
just want to preserve as much as
Possible." . , \
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
\ rchaeologtst Michael Macko examines artifacts unearthed from a site along the Newport Coast.
Items are stud.led ln detail with the informatton stored on a computer.
Despite those logistical prob-
lems, the Back Bay project yield-
ed some landmark finds for
Macko Inc. The most significant:
shell beads and stone pestles
from about 2,500 to 3,000 years
ago -a time that has been a vir-
tual void in Orange County
archaeology discoveries, Macko
say$.
Macko Inc. employs a·perma-
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,have the wealthy parent donors
of other schools.
.• Junior Kim Daniels agreed,
saying tt Costa Mesa had to split
the money with any other school
it should be Estancia High.
· "Unlike Newport Harbor and
.Corona del Mar, we don't have
the private resources that they
..do," said Kim, junior class vice
president. "U we're going to lose
1(the farm), we should get some-
thing in return. H
Tamar Yogurtjian, activities
commissioner for the Costa Mesa
'Associated Student Body, said the
· school needed to have buildings
repaired, a new swimming pool
and a football stadium.
"The thing we all believe is
that the fa.rm belongs to us," said
Tamar, a junior. "The money
would really help."
Costa Mesa Principal Andrew
Hernandez said the farm had
been used by the school for agri-
<:ultural business classes and that
a building on the property was
used for storing sets and other
equipment.
"The community feels that the
Costa Mesa High School should
,have a significant amount of that
-money reinvested into our plant,"
Hernandez said. "I receive calls
constantly from the community." ·
"We have some significant
needs and one way or another
those needs need to be addressed
along with the needs of the entire
district," he said.
District staff is collecting infor-
mation from all school principals
about deferred maintenance
needs to" be discussed at a school
board study session about the use
of the f.ann sale proceeds on April
29.
"We have got two immediate "
substaDtial needs," said Superin-
tendent Mac Bernd. "One is in
the area oi deferred maintenance
and the other is in the area of stu-
dent housing."
Bernd predicted that the farm
sale money would be used for
both items.
"I'm certainly. understanding
of the aspirations of Cos~a Mesa
High School," Bernd said. "That's
a value judgment the board has to
make."
1iustee Ed Decker said the
board would have to consider
various deferred maintenance
concerns.
"There should be some consid-
eration given to Costa Mesa High
School since 1.hey lost the farm,"
Decker said .
He added, however, that Costa
Mesa Higb maintenance needs
should be weighed against safety
and welfare hazards in other
schools.
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weapon.
"I think it's-kind of strange
that they've left this man alone
for two and a hall years, and
two weeks before trial they're
taking him out of his car at
gunpoint and ransacking his
house," said Leonard Basinger,
the landscaper's attorney.
Police, though, said they
stopped De Los Angeles
because his new-model white
Ford matched the description
9f a car involved in a shooting
in the parking lot of Jack In
The Box restaurant last Friday,
said Costa Mesa police Lt. Ron
Smith. That shooting left two
men injured. · •
Police searched De· Los
Angeles' house for evidence
connecting him to the shooting
but found nothing, investiga-
tors said.
Basinger acknowledged
that the terms of De Los Ange-
les' probation for a 1994 misde-
meanor permit police to search
him, but added that police
ought to have •more than a
pa~sing suspicion that (he)
might be up to something.•
"My client indicated to me
that they were searching for a
gun -that's all they would tell
him," Basinger said
De Los Angeles alleges that
around 7:30 a .m. Monday
police followed him as he
drove away from his house on
the way to work, then pulled
him over on Harbor Boulevard
near Wilson Avenue.
_,) Police ordered rum out of
the car at gunpoint, then took
him back to his house and
searched the place thoroughly,
including the back yard and
the bushes, De Los Angeles
said.
Police then asked for De Los
Angeles' pager number so they
could return later to take his
photograph, but De Los Ange-1 les called. Basinger to com-
plain, the attorney said
Accounts differ of the 1994
incident that started De Los
1
Angeles' feud wHh the Costa
Mesa Police Department. De
Los Angeles had allegedly just
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De Los Angeles eventually
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should happen now.
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---Ti;avelta's wiBe glass -h~lps fight alcoholism----
I T hey are either going to
make it or they are not
going to make it, but I
want to make sure that there is
a place where they can go and
try to make it.•
These powerfuJ words of the
late Dot Clock were repeated
by Kay Brown during the New
Directions For Women eighth
annual dinner and auction. The
eve nt -dedicated to Clock,
who passed away in 1995 -
inspired a large show of sup-
port for the organization that
offers women a second chance
on life w hen the alcohol abuse
bas rendered them helpless.
Brown recounted Cloek's lov-
ing dedication, which played a
large part in the organization's
20 years of success. Brown,
president of New Directions,
proudly cited the stats before
the dinnei: crowd assembled at
Villa Nova, Newport Beach.
"This is our 20th year. We have
a facility with 30 beds and we
off er women in need six months
of help to tum their lives
around. Seventy-five percent of
our graduates are clean and
sober t2 montb.S after leaving
New Directions For Women.•
Honorary chairs of the event
John and Kathy Hamilton,
John and Donna Crean,
Katb.eyn Ullard Wheeler, Hank
and Andrea Pfister, Omer and
Lou Ellen Long, Bob Crevier,
Mark Johnston, Alan °'1-Caln,
and Harvey and Unda ll"vtne
Smith all offered generous sup-
port for the program. Others on
hand to offe!'>emetional and
financial assistance: Pete and
Mary Rabbitt, Pat and Sharon
Ormsbee, Kathzyn Tbyen, and
dinner committee members
Dona Berman, Anne Grey,
Eileen McNamara, Susan
Meek, Michele Mille r and Alll-
son Seeseman..
The real highlight of the
evening, besides Donna Crean
paying beaucoup auction bucks
for a wine glass used by John
1Tavolta at Villa Nova the pre-
vious night (more on that later),
was the person al testimony of
Cathy, the evening's special
guest.
"Hello, my name is Cathy,
and I am an alcoholic," she •
saiq. Appropriately, the crowd
answered back , "Hello, Cathy."
"I'm from Denver, Co1o. My
mothe r, my father, my brother,
my aunts ... we are all alco-
holics,• Cathy said. "From
childhood, all I can remember
is that my family life revolved
around drinking."
Cathy said she started drink-
ing at 13, got married at 18 and
had a child. Her drinking, she
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said, stemmed from a lack of
identity.
•I. had no sense of self apart
from what I was doing," she
said. "So I drank, a nd I drank,
and I drank myself downwa rd
into a spiraling hole that I
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She was still able to function
even on 1. 7 5 lite rs of vodka a
day, she said. But she was
unable to stop drinking until
she found New Directions For
WoJPen. They "just loved me,
accepted me , and taught me
how to fight the disease of
alcoholism," she said. "And, all
the time I hid m y problem
because I felt it was not normal
... well, I've learned that nor-
mal is just a setting on a dry-
er."
Eighteen months later,
Cathy is sober. She is also
grateful. "I could not have
aflorded the extensive therapy
that New Directions provided,
and I would not have made it
without them. I fin~y tound
my identity as a p erson," she
said to the crowd's applause.
To raise funds to support the
work of New Directions, John
Crean and partner Barbara
Venezia from the cable cooking
show •At Home On The
Range" took ov~r the upstairs
private dining room of the Villa
Nova and turned it into Sothe-
by's By the Bay for a rousing
half-hour of selling everything
in sight. After the auction,
Andy Crean, owner of the Vil-
la, brought in a surprise final
item to be put up for grabs.
lt seems that John Travolta
had dined in the establishment
the ni,ght before. He was m
Newport looking at yacht hsh-
ers and be stopped in for a
good cigar and dmner at the
place he remembered fonCUy
from his 20s, when he was
doing "Welcome Back, Kotter."
That was·then. Now, the box
office boffo enjoys a good
Antonio Fuente Hemmingway
or a Joya de Nicaragua with his
fine red wine. The glass still
had red wine residue, finger
and lip prints.
Donna ~rean ha~ to have i,t.
Direct from London!
JSZ ALBOROUGH
Friday, March 2 1·4 p .. m.
She has a collection of celebrity
cocktail glasses, if you call one
other a collection. Years ago,
the Creans we re in London and
they had the occasion to meet
Richard Burton following a
perf onnance. He came up to •
their hotel suite for lunch. 'Bw -
ton, who was supposedly "on
the wagon" at the time ordered
a scotch and drank it. Donna
spirited away the glass as a '
souvenir and has it at The Vil-
lage Crean. Now she is the
proud owne r of Travolta's wine
glass. It could be the start of
another Orange 'County muse-
um.
What matters the most is
that the $500 Crean paid for
I the wme glass went toward
helpmg women cope with alco-
holism. lroruc, pe rhaps. Silly,
maybe. Just one more step
towards recovery. "That's our
mission," Kay Brown said.
~Hope is our goal" ·
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It's not a mirage, it's an
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known as Nick's Pizza, has
been a Costa Mesa tradition
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Using fresh vegetables
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Joe, serve up some of the
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nient place to refuel with a caffe
latte and a warm-from-the-oven
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De Michael said she gets a lift
when she sees her bakery display
case crammed each mo,ming with
an array of handsome breads,
muffins, cookies, scones, brioche
and breakfast pastries. It's all in a
day's work, and hers often begins
at5 a.m.
Breakfasts of scrumptious waf-
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breakfast and lunch crowd op thec1
weekends. Frittatas, quesadillas
and fresh mixed-berry lemon~
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Whe n De Michael splitr-from ·
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her own bakery, cafe and
ldtcben between What's Cook-
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The rest is successful history,
but she's not through. Her ambi-
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write a cookbook and, in her
spare time, improve her power
backhand in daily tennis match-
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At the bakery/cafe's peak
hours, customers line up to reach
the counter at Pacific Whey to
place their orders after reading
the handy printed menus and
checking out a nearby board
featuring a yummy-sounding
soup du jour and daily specials.
This week, De Michael is fea-
turing her grandmother's Easter
bread, an Italian delicacy. I
bought a slice and toasted it and
it was heavenly. De Michael said
it is ev_eq more spectacular as
French toast. It costs $10 a loaf
and is worth every penny.
The delectable buttermilk
scones are just as good as the
scones served at The Connaught
Hotel in London at teatime and
they sell out quickly. In fact, for
the best selection in bakery
goods, arrive before noon.
At lunchtime, salads and hot
and cold sandwiches are served
along with a few #South of the
Border" items (with beans, rice,
salsa, guacamole and sour
cream). The. Caesar salad with
big crunchy croutons is 'a fine
choice and so are tac;os con pollo
or con papas. Sandwiches
($6.95) are enormous so be fore-
warned: You are welcome to
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Night of Crazy Tacos
April l may be the Day of
Fools, but it is also the Nlght of
Wlld and Crazy Tacos at Share
Our Selves in Costa Mesa.
It's the fourth annual taco orgy
in an indusbial kitchen, 61). event
dreamed up by superstar chef
(and SOS supporter) Michael
Kang, and tellow superstar chefs
whose generosity serves to aid
the cause. You can have unlimit-
ed tacos and beer for $25.
The chefs do this each year to
herald their annual SOS Chefs
Dinner, scheduled later in the
month at the Mondavi Wme and
Food Center...Since that event is
an elegant sit-down dinner, they
will show their imaginative stuff
at this popular taco party, which
they also underwrite.
Delidous and unusual "tacos·
. tUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1997 • 6PM
SOS CENTE.R
are served at individual stations
around the no-frills SOS facility
on Superior Avenue from 6 to 8
p.m. Anything goes in this com-
petition among chefs to think up
the most inventive and delidous
taco-type thing they can create.
At a previous taco bash, Ted
Gray, the culinary eminence gris
at Newport Meat Co., made
Parmesantulles,pisplacyrounds
of cheese folded in half while
they were still warm, then filled
with marinated veal flank. To die
for.
' 1lUs year Gray is doing shred-
ded certified Angus beef brisket
marinated in fresh salsa. Alan
Greeley of the Golden 1iuffie is
making a batch Qf smoked
Louisiana snapping" turtle tacos
and a bonus of rock shrimp
tamale pie. Pascal Olhats, of Pas-
cal, true to his French back-
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Chriltlan Rasstnoux, Jlltz-Carl-
ton Hotel: Gwen Gulllksen,
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Newport Harbor Yacht Club;
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Wine selections Cor the •power
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ton Place executive chef
DomJnlque-Brlalre were from the
fabled regions ot ~edoc, Graves,
Saint Emilion and Pomerol. The
vintners spoke between courses
on the wine they make m ·their
own famous vineyards. Dinner
included a Napoleon of French
pike with }obster sauce, filet of
beef with truffle sauce, French
cheeses and a traditional Oac-
quoise cake. A 1990 Pomerol
from Chateau La Aeur de Gay,
served with Reblochon and Brie
de Meaux, drew the greatest
raves.
This is the first of a senes, "The
Art of Wme and Food,• which
will be presented by The Sutton
Place Hotel. at 4500 MacArthur
Blvd. in Newport Beach. Call Bar-
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A18 THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1997
MUSIC
DANCE GROUP
Orange County Perfonmng
Arts Center presents the Mark
Morris Dance Group, wluch will
perform • L' Allegro, iJ Penseroso
ed il Moder a to• at 8 p m Apnl 3-
5 and 2 p.m. April 6 at 600 Town
Center Drive, Costa Mesa.. tick-
ets cost $18-$59. For information,
call 556-ARTS.
WAGNER'S RING
Pacific Symphony Orchestra
presents Wagner's "The Ring" at
3:30 p.m . Saturday at the Orange
County Performing Arts Center,
600 Town Center Drive. Costa
Mesa. Tickets are $22. For more
information, call 556-ARTS.
TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERTS
Free live classic rock perfor-
mances are scheduled from noon
to 2:30 p.m . Monday through Fri-
day; from 7 to 10 p.m . Friday and
Saturday; and from 1 to 4 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday afternoons
in the Town Square at Triangle
Square in Costa Mesa.
ART
CARNIVAL MASKS
Orange Coast College's Fine
Arts Gallery wiU be transformed
into the city of Venice when "The
Art of Masking Human Emo-
tions" opens Monday and contin-
ues through April 17 . Taking on
the magic of a camivdl celebra-
tion, the exhibition features a col-
lection of beautiful masks that
are associated with the colorful
festivtties of carnivals wluch pre-
cede le nt in many Roman
Catholic cultures An opening
night reception wJll take place
from 7 to 9 p.m. on April 3 m the
art gallery. Adm1ss1on 1s free. For
information, Cdll 432-5039 ·
HISTORICAL ART
, Israel Arttst Joel Rohr presents
his landscapes dnd portraits of
the Holy Land beginning April 3
through mid-May at the Jewish
Community Center of Orange
County, 250 E. Baker St.. Costa
Mesa. For more information, call
755-0340.
OTY HALL GALLERY
•orange County, Etc ." featur-
ing oils, portraits and landscapes
by loca-i artist Jack Cannon, and
·Colors and Images Pleasing to
the Eye,• expressive and Vibrant
oils and acrylics by Peter David-
son, will be on display in the
Newport Beach City Hall Gallery
through May 6 at 3300 Newport
BJvd. For more information, call
717-3870.
WATERCOLOR EXHIBIT
The Newport Beach Central
Library is displaying a watercolor
exhibit by Ca.role Callahan called
"The Luscious Garden; New-
port's Answer to the Marine Lay-
er" through Monday at 1000 •
Avocado Ave., Newport Beach.
For information, call 717-3801.
PAINTINGS ANO POLAROIDS
Karen Feuer-Schwager, an
Orange County artist, will.exhib-
it two series of her work through
Monday at Haute Cakes Calfe,
West Cliff Court, 1807 Westcliff
Drive, Newport Beach. On exhib-
it will be her Mixed Media
Manipulated P9laroids as well as
paintings from an environmental
series. For information, call 497-
5926.
ENVIRONMENTAL EXHIBITION
A special showing of mixed
media artworks by Gail Taylor
will be presented to the Or~nge
County chapter office of the
American Institute of Architect-
sthrougb April 4 at 3200 Park
Center Drive, Suite 110, Costa
'Mesa. For information, calJ 557-
7796.
EXHIBITION
The Robert Mondavi Wine
and Food Center presen.ts the
work of photographer/artist Mer-
ritt A. Vincent, "Beyond The
Sprocket Holes," through Tues-
day at 1570 Scenic Ave., Costa
Mesa. For information, call 979-
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SCULPTURES
Sculptor Joan Brown will
exhibit her wor1c at the Jewish
Community Center Art Gallery
through Wednesday at 250 E.
Baker St., Costa Mesa. For infor-
mation, call 755-0340.
ABSTRACT ART
The Orange 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 information, call 759-1122.
VIDEO INSTALLATION
The Orange County Museum
of Art presents the international-
ly circulated video installation
work, "The Theater of Memory,"'
by contemporary artist Bill Viola
at the Museums's Installation
Gallery through June 1 at 850
San Clemente Drive, Newport
Beach. For information, call 759-
1122.
'FIRST IMPRESSIONS'
·First Impressions: The Lagu-
na Beach Art Association" is at
the Orange County· Museum of
Art South Coast Plaza Gallery
through June 15 .. "First Impres-
sions" features selected Califor-
nia "plein air" paintings created
by the founde~ of the association
fi:om the Orange County Muse-tin:L of Art. ·
NAUTICAL MUSEUM
The museum features three
galleries: the Newport Gallery
displaying the maritime history
of the area; the Model Gallery
exhibiting a selection of world-
class models and ·the Grand
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children. The museum is located •
at 151 E. Coast Highway, New-
port Beach. Por information, call
675-7863.
SPECIAL
SURFING
Adults and children age 10
and older can emoll in u Spring
Break Surfing, Beginning and
Intermediate," a one-week ses-
sion to be held from 8 to 10 a.m.
Monday· throu,gh April 4 at the
Newport Pier. The class will pro-
vide instruction in the basic skills
of su.rtirig and water safety. Pre-
registrati<?n is required and the
fee is $53. Wetsuits are recom-
mended. To, register, call 644-
3153.
GARDENING TALK
Roger's Gardens offers free
gardening demonstrations at
2301 San Joaquin Hills Road,
Newport Beach. uRoses" is
offered at noon Friday and Satur-
day. For information, call 640-
5800.
SAFARI BRUNCH
A Safari Sunday Brunch
Cruise is available aboard the
54-fool Emerald Forest Tiki
docked in Balboa at the Fun
Zone from 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
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'DEATH OF A SALESMAN'
• South Coast Repertory pre-
sents ·oeath of a Salesman•
from Friday through May 11 on
lhe Mainstage at 655 Town Cen -
ter Drive, Costa M esa. The per-
formance schedule will be Tues-
day through Friday at 8 p .m ., Sat·
urday at 2:30 and 8 p.m. and Sun-
' day at 2:30 and 7:30 p .m . Tickets
""\ ~e $28-$41. For informatidn, call
·~57-4033 .
'LOVE LEITERS'
• The Jewish Community Cen-
ter of Ordl\9e County presents tlie
.. ·Play, "Love Letters,• at 8 p .m.
April 3, 5, 6, 10, 12 and 13, and 2
p.m. April 6 and 13 at 250 E. Bak-
er St., Costa Mesa. Tickets are
' • $12.50 for members and $15 for
others. For information, 755-0340.
'TREASURE ISLAND'
The Riverboat Players,
Orange County's newest theater .
company, in associatio(l w ith
Newport Harbor Nautical Muse-
um, stages its premier show
"'freasure IslandH 'at 1:30 p .m.
Saturdays and Sundays through
June 29 on the decks of The
Pride of Newport, 151 E. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. Cost is
$8 for adults and $4 for children.
Museum members receive a $2
discount. For information. call
505-2178.
'THREE DAYS OF RAIN' '
• South Coast Repertory pre-
sent.s "11uee Days of Rain,• a
c;ontemporary comedy, through
April 6 on the Second Stage at
655 Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa. The performance schedule
will be Tuesday through Friday at
8 p .m., Saturday at 2:30 and 8
p.m . and Sunday at 2:30 and 7:30
p.m . Tickets are $26-$39. For
more infcmnation, call 957-4033.
KIDS
SPRING BREAK ~
Enrollmen! is ·now underway
for children's spring brMk art
classes ranging from one-day
workshops to ·one-week camps,
held between Monday and April
4. For more information on the
follow:tng activities, call 644·
3151. .
• For children ages 6-10, four
one-day, two-hour workshops
will be held at the Orange Coun-
ty Art · Museum, 850 San
Cl emente Drive, Newport·Beach.
All will feature a tour of a muse-
um collection and a hands-on art
project. The fee for all OCMA
workshops is $15.
• Young artists ages 8-12 can
sign up for Rock Painting for
.Kid§, a new one-day, three-hour
workshop at the Vincent Jor-
gensen Community Center adja-
cent to Mariners Library, 2005
Dover Drive, Newport Beach .
Registration fee is $27.
• Morning and afternoon
Spring Discovery Camp sessions
are open to children ages 3-14.
The sessions feature thematic
integrated music, art and drama
activities at the Pacific School of
Music & the Arts, 151 Kalmus
Drive, Costa Mesa. Registration
fees range from $99-$199 for the
one-week camps.
• One-week tennis cam_ps will
be offered for players ages 5-15
at Las Arenas Park. Registration
fees are $40-$60.
•For in-line skaters ages 7-12,
Blade School will be held at the
Newport Beach Elementary
School blacktop on 14th Street
and Balboa Boulev~d. The one-
week session costs $60.
• Gymnasts ages 4-1 4 can
enroll in a four-day gymnastics
camp held at Lincoln School,
3101 Paci.fie View Drive, Corona
del Mar. Cost is $75.
• Children ages 6-12 can par-
ticipate .in a .four-day workshop,
Goal For It Soccer Camp, at Boni-
ta Creek Co'mmunity Center. The
registration fee is $85.
SCIENCE FUN
Launch Pad offers "April
Fool's Science" for children ages
5-6 who will learn how to make
paper with dryer lint and onion
skins, taste liquid nitrogen ice .
cream, and finger paint with
chocolate pudding at 10 a.m.,
noon or 2 p.m . Tuesday on the
third floor of Crystal ~ourt, 3333
Bear St., Costa Mesa. Cost is $5
for members and $8 for othe(s.
For resel"Vatlons, call 546-2061.
SPY SCIENCE ,.
Launch Pad offers "Sp y ·Sci-
enceH for children ages 7-12 at 10
a.m., noon or 2 p:m. Wednesday
on the third floor of Crystal
Court, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa.
Solye mysteries with science by
detecting fingerpripts, decipher-
ing codes and uncovering hidden
(;lues frorn ram~om notes. Cost is
$5 for members and $8 for others.
For reservations, call 546-2061.
SOUNDS OF SCIENCE
Launch Pad presents "Tbe
Sounds ot Science~ for children
ages 7-12 at 10 a.m .. noon or 2
p.m . on April 3 on the lhlrd floor
of Crystal Court, ~333 Bear St.,
Costa Mesa. Kids will build
instruments that make s·ott
sounds louder, tum sounds into
visible patterns and compare
their heartbeat to a snake's. Cost
is $5 for members and $8 for oth-
ers. For reservations, call 546-
2061 .
STORY TIMES
Mesa Verde Library has story
times for children ages 3 to 7 at
11 a.m. Tuesdays and 7 p .m .
Wednesdays through April 30 at
2969 Mesa Verde Drive East. For
information call 546-5274.
'GOOSEBUMPS' ,.
The "Goos.ebumps" clup
meets the first and third Monday
of the month at 6:30 p.m. at
Barnes & Noble, 953 Newport
Center Drive. For information.
call 759-0982.
STORY AND CRAFT HOUR
From 2 to 3 p.m. every Sunday,
THURSDAY. MARCH 27, 19'7 A19
Barnes & Noble holds a fun-filled
craft and story how for children
of all ages. Refreshments will be
served. Barnes & Noble ts located
at 1870 Harbor Blvd., Thangl~
Square in Costa Mesa. For infor-
mation, call 631-06~4.
DANCE
BALLROOM DANCE
DeFore Foundation for the
Arts offers ballroom dancing
every Friday and Saturday night
at the DeFore Dance Center, 151
Kalmus Drive, Suite G-3, Costa
Mesa. From 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. on
both nights a lesson will be
taught followed by open dance
with a disc jockey playing all
kinds of music until 11 p.m. The
dance lesson is free with the
price of the $~ a.dmission. For
information, cQll 241-9908.
ADULT BALLROOM DANCE
The Costa Mesa Senior Center
offers adult ballroom dance every
Tuesday night from 7:30 to 10:30
p.m . Singles and couples wel-
come. Live music provided by the
Ray Robbins Combo. The cost is
$3. The Senior Center is at 695
W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. For
information, call 645-2356.
LITERARY
MANUSCRIPTS
The Newport Beach Library
foundation present novelist Gor-
don M cAlpi.ne, author of "Joy in
Mudville" and "The Persistence ~
of Memory" at the next "Manu·
scripts: Literary Lecture Series"
at 7 p .m. Monday in the Friends'
Meeting Room of tbe Newport
Beach CentralLibrary. 1oop lwo·
cado Ave. The donation is $5 fQr
members and $8 for others. For
more information, call 717-3890.
SINGLES
JEWISH SINGLES GROUPS
• New Jewish Relationships
allows Jewish singles to choose
people they wish to date from
profile albums that picture and
describe singles with a wide
range of personal and profession·
al interests. Membership fees are
$40 for six ·months and $70 for a
year, nonmembers of the Jewish
CommUJUty Center are $10 more
For information. call 755-0340.
• Tennis Ladder for Single&
offers an opporturuty to meet
new people-while improving
your game. Registration fee is
$18 and interested parties put
their names on a list and can
ch~enge players on the list. Fo1
information, call 755-0340.
• JAM, singles 21-39, holds d
vartety of outings and activities
For more rnformation, call the
JAMline at 665-5048
• Jewish In Between Sipgles,
age 39-59, offers social and cul-
tural events and can be reached
by c2lling 755-0340
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Pakistani lnidan Cuisine BREAKFAST SPECIALS
7am to 10am
$2.95
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
NIGHT SPECIALS
Served 7pm to 11 pm
Prime Rib Chicken $6.95
Chicken Mars.ala $7. 95·
resh Salmon $8.95
FREE
Beverage with meal
Lu~ch Combos • To (io Only
Vegetarian Non-Vegetarian $295 ".''-~ $395'
444-0082
3013 Harbor Blvd.
Newport Beach Golf Course
3100 Irvine Ave• Newport Beach
756-0121
Costa Mesa
(across from Fed-co)
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RIVERBOAT CAFE
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GOLDEN SPOON YOGURT &
SMOOTHIES
Located at 488 East 17th St . ..COsta Mesa. SUPER
HEALTHY TREATS -Non Fat/Sugar Free Frozen Yogurt
and Smoothies. Open Daily 10:00am-10pm 548-9147
DISCORDIA
The premier cyber cafe. www.dcafe.com. Located the
the lab. 2930 Bristol in Costa Mesa. (714) 427-5855 ...
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SZECHWAN KING
All you can eat lunch & dinner buffet. Dine-in 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 tor large parties.
Mastercard & Visa acce!?ted. 512 W. 19th St. Costa
Mesa. 548-2060.
SFUZZI
On board the tPnde of Newpoi::t" Riverboat, Home Of The • • Newport ftlarbor Nautical Museum [Former!y Reuben E.
; Lee) Is Qpen From 11 am-9pm Lunch. Dinner Sat Sun
' Brunch '8am [closed Mondays) Reservations Needed Only
New Italian -Elegant yet casual (located in Triangle
Square, Costa Mesa). Wed -Happy f-:!our. Early Bird
Menu Available Every day. Hours: Lunch 11 :30am-
• 4:00pm. Dinner 4:CXJpm-10:30. f:!eservations accept-
ed. Mast.ercard. Visa, American Express. Located at
1870.A Harbor Blvd.
For Weddings. Banquets Or Private Parties]. All Major
Credit Cards Accepted. Located At 151 E. C.Oast Hwi. Newc
port Beach, CA 92660 (714) 673-3425 Fax: 673-7864
AN AMERICAN CAFE
Located at 462 East 17th Street in Costa' Mesa. Open
7 days a week. Mon. -Sat. 6am-9pm Sunday ?II 3pm.
Serving breakfast, lunch & dinner. Made from scratch
pies, salad dressings & soups. 548-3066
CHARLl~S CHlLI
Located et McFadden Place (next t.o Newport Pier) in
Newport Beach. Hours: Mon-Thur 7:0Jam-12 midnight
Weekends 7:00am-3:CXJam. Amex, VISB, Discover. Din-
er's Club. No Re68Nations Needed. (714) 675-7991
ZUBIES
Menu Includes: Ribs. Chicken, Steak & lobst.er. Prime
Rib~Pizza, Oyster Bar. Pric8s Range From $3.95 And
Up. Hours: 11 :30am1Q:>m -Cocktails 'Til 11pm. Credit
Cards Not Accepted. Rese~ons Not Needed. located
et 1712 Placencia, Costs Mesa [714) 645-8091
GOOSE BERRIES
Breakfast-High quality and innovative breakfasts. Hours
7am t.o 11am Tuesday t.o Hidey and Sam t.o 2pm Wee-
kends. Closed on Mondays. (714) 7600221
JAVA CENTRALE
A Europeen«)'le gourmet coffee caf6. Located et 3420
Vie Udo In Newport Beech. ~ 7 ~· M-F 6-1~
Sat 6:30-1~ sun 7am-9pm. 673-5310
CAFFI: PANINI
t..oc.-. at 2333 e.. Coeat Hwy. (2 door8 BOUtti of
~· in ConJoa Oii Mr. Serving Seetood. Palta, GcU'met Pim. Mocha • Juice&. ()pin 7 d¥ 8 weal<.
Th 7~ & Fri 7em-1~. 875-8101
(714) 548-9500
OSTER•A ITALIA
Authentic Italian -casual -Homemade pasta -Home-
made Sausage -Cappuccino & Dessert -lunch, dinner.
catering, takeout -Open Tue-Sun 1 :(X)p.m. -10:30
p.m. -Closed on Monday. All major credit cards accept-
ed. Located at 110 Mc Fadden Place [cross 21st
Street), Newport Beach °[714) 723-4105'.
NICK'S PIZZA
Great pizzas & pasta in Costa Mesa since 1968. Open
for lunch Tues. -Fri. 11 am-2pm. Dinner served 5pm-
10pm. Sat. noon to 10pm. Oosed Sunday and Monday.
located at 2300 Harbor Shopping Center. Costa Mesa.
(Rear parking lot) [714) 549-1511
RISTORANTE MAMMA GINA
Located at 251 East Pacific Coast Highway in Newport
Beech. Lunch Mon . .set. 11 :3Q..2:30, Sunday Brunch
11am3pm, Dinner Mon-Sun 5pm-10pm. Call ahead •
for reservations 673-9500
SCAMPI
Rne Familv Dining. Newly Remodeled. Open 7 Days A
Week for Dinner Only. 5pm-10:30pm. We Cater Private
Lunch Parties for 15 People or More. All Major Cred,lt
Cards Accepted. Reservations Accepted. Located at
1576 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa. 645-8560
SABATINOS RESTAURANT
8c SAUSAGE CO.
Pasta, Caesar Salad, Homemade Sausage, Veal. lsmb,
Vegetarian Dishes, Wine. Beer. Cappuccino & Dessert.
Hours: 7 Days A Week. Serving Sat. & Sun. Brunch
From B:S0.1:00. Sun.-Thura 11am-1Q:>m, Fri.&t.
11 am-11 pm. All Major Credk Carda Accepted. Locsted
At 251 Shipyard w~. Newport Beech (714) 723-0621
GREENLEAF GRILL a BAR
On the eand et Newport. Monday to Friday 4:3C¥n to 9:~ 8lt\M'd8y 4:~ le 10:CQ>ni Coeed on Sun-
day. 105 Main Street in Bel>oe. (714) 723-8843
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AVILAS EL RANCHITO
Authentic Mexican Food, With The Freshest Ingredients
& A New Light Cuisine. Great Margaritas. Hours: Lunch
& Dinner: All Major 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 Baja as well as Mexico.
Now offering fish tacos. Phone ahead tor orders tcliJO.
Hours: Daily From 11 :OOam. All Major Credit Cards
Accepted. Located At 296 17th St .. Costa Mesa
[714) 645-7626
A MACHI
Sushi & Sushi to Go. Complete Bar. All Major Credit
Cards. Located At 2675 Irvine Ave .. (Across From
Newport Golf Course) (714) 645-5518
LA CAVE
Menu Includes: Lobst.er. Crab, Shrimp, Steaks. Daily
Specials. H-1. & Sat. Prime Rib. Full Bar &·W ine List.
Casual Dress. Hours: Lunches 11 :30.2:30-Dinner
Mon . ..Sat. From 5:30pm Visa. Mastercard, Diners
Club. Located At 1695 Irvine Ave .. [And 17ths) Near
Blockbuster Entertainment Costa Mesa (714) 646-
7944
THE BARN STEAK HOUSE
Menu Includes Steak. Fresh Fish. Chicken. Burgers &
-' Salads. Prices Range From $3.75 For Lunch & $6.25
For Dinner. Hours: Mon.-Sat. Open 11 am For Lunch.
4:oopm Mon -Fri .. Dinner 3:00pm. Sat. & Sun .. Major
Credit Cards Accepted. Located At 2300 Harbor 81
#31 , Costa Mesa (71 4) 641-9777
THE ARCHES
The premium steak and seafood house in Orange C.Ounty
since 1922. Serving lunch Mon.-fn. 11 :30am until 3:00pm.
Dinner served nightly until 1 ·0Jam. Located on Newport
Boulevard & C.Oast HWi in Newport Beach, 645-7077.
TA PAS
The only restaurant in O.C. to qffer the finest 1n cuisine
from Spain with live Flamenco entertainment. Specializ-
ing in Peelle, steaks, grilled fresh fish & pastas. Open 5
days per week, closed Sun.& Mon. located et 4253
Martingale Way (Behind St.spies et Mec:ArttJur &
Corinthian). Major credit cards accepted. 756-8194
THAI SPICE
Voted by the Reg star readers, as appeared in the best of
()'ange County seCtion as "The Best Thai Food In c:nnge
County.· Lunch, dinner. car.enng & takeout. 615 W. 19th
St. Coste Mesa 548-4333
THAI WAVE
Dine in or t.ake-out. Fast & free delivery. Serving lunch &
dinner. Located et 211 62nd St. Newport Beech c»en
7 ~'!week. Yt88. Mest81"Cerd & American expr...a
eccepte(!.645-3057
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-THAI TOUCH
Located at 2616 San Miguel Dr. in Newport Beach
Open tor·lunch. Mon.-fr1. 11 :30am-3pm. dinner
served Sun.-Thurs. 5-9pm. Beer and wine served ·
Catering and take out also available. All ma1or credit
cards accepted. 640-0123
AAMi·R
30 years of catering award winning high class restaul'
ants 1n London, England. Located at 3013 Harbor Blvd
in Costa Mesa. [Acres~ from Fedco) 4440082
THE BARN STEAK HOUSE
Menu Includes Steak. Fresh Fish . Chicken,· Burgers &
Salads. Prices Rang.e From $3. 75 For Lunch & $6 25
For Dinner. Hours: Mon . ..Sat. Open 11 am For Lunch.
4:oopm Mon.-fri .. Dinner 3:00pm'. Sat. & Sun . Ma1or
Credit Cards Accepted. Located At 2300 Harbor Bl
#31, Costa Mesa (714) 641 -9777
THE ARCH£S
The premium steak end seafood house in Orange
County since 1922. Serving lunch Mon.-Frt
11 :30am until 3 :00pm. Dinner serv°ed nightly until
1 :OOam. Locat.ed on Newport Boulevard & Coast
Hwy in Newport Beach, 645-7077
THE CANNERY
Histortc Waterfront Restaurant and Harbor Cruise
Center. Hour5: Mon . ..Sat. 11 :30am -2·00am. Sun
10:00am-12:00pm, All Major Credit Cards Reserva-
tions Suggested. Located at 3010 Lafayette Ave .
Newport Beach, CA 92663
(71 4) 675-5777 Fax 675-2510
NEWPORT LAN.DING
Waterfront Dining. Sat. & S1c1n Champagne Brunch.
Dinner Menu $13. 95 -$19. 95. Oyster Bar Me~
Served All Day. Hours: 10'0Jam -11 :30pm. Amex,
Mastercard, Visa. Dinner Reservat.1ons Recommended
Located at 503 E. Edgewater, Balboa (7.14) 675-2373
THE BLUEWATER GRILL
Casual waterfront dining et the former site of the
historic Sea Shanty and Oel~ne•fs. Featuring fresh
mesqultei1rtlled seafood, oyst.er bar and retail fish
market. Full bar. Cigar patio. Dining pecio. All major
cards. Catering available. Seating upon arrival. Mod-
erately priced. Located at 630 l,.tdo Pane Drive near
Lido Island. Open 7 days. lunch and dinner 675-flSH
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· Let's save relationship
with Cirque du Soleil
I n a couple of weeks it will all be over :__ the Cirque du
Soleil will pack up its drums and end an approximately
three-month run at the Orange County Fairgrounds.
Por some it will be a moment of sadness, for others it will
111cirk the end of the torment. ·
Ctrque du Soleil, a prestigious French Canadian traveling
t1oupe that performs without animals, receives warm welcomes
• r11HI cnl1cal acclaim m_ost everywhere it goes. Its visit here is a-
\ l>uon for Costa Mesa. ·
1 ~ Unfortunately, that visit has been marred by complaints from
fl''>tclents in the nearby College Park corrunuruty that the noise
1111111 the C trque is unbearable. I But hopefully, this will not be the e nd of the relationship
; h1•tween the Cltque and Costa Mesa.
~ <.. 'IMrly, the present location is not suitable for the big top
1 f 111·1 lormances -and C irque officials have vowed never to
~ 1Ptu m to that site. But that shouldn't mean a divorce between
tlt1" breath-laking theatrical event a nd a city that prides itself
: 1111 hl'mg at the epicenter of the arts. . i Bc>lo1e the Clfcus folds up its huge blue a!ld yellow tent and
~ h•,1vcs Costa Mesa fading away in its rearview mirror, some 1 ov!'rture ought to be made to guardiltee that the Cirque
, ll'llllllS. • i i\t the same time, residents of Costa Mesa must come away
l 1111111 this experience feeling comfortable that when the Cirque
; dlll''> return, it wdl not be at the expense of a good night's sleep
', 1111d c1 htUe tranqwlity in one's own home. .
·editorial
BRIAN P08UOA I DAl.Y PILOT S It shouldn't be unpossible to achieve both of those goals. J t 'uque patrons deserve it. Homeowners demand it. Despite noise pro blems during the Costa Mesa run of Cirque du Soleil's "Quidam," tbe city should work to get the clrcus back.
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' f • Does anyone care Newport Beach
is losing local institutions?
4
By David A.W. Young
T he "graying of America"
dppears to be making itself
!Pit m the city of Newport
Bl'dch -and this, in spite of
proposed annexations of the
"gold coast" and the preswned
t-xpansion of the city in the
nedr future.
1 am referring to the dosing
down of some of our inStitu-
tions. A year ago, the Ebell
C:lub shut its doors, and appar-
ently the building's new owner
lS one step closer to tearing it
down with the City Council
having recently approved the
new owner's request for a zon-
ing change.
This city's oldest women's
organization, which was
formed 66 years ago, was
,. forced by dwindling member-t ship to sell its Balboa Peninsula
' property. The comment attrib-
• uted to this condition was that
"women had entered the work
force and bad less time for
.,. charity events."
The year 1996 also saw the
:
1 demise of the Masonic Lodge
'I on 15th Street in Newport
Beach. The former Seafaring
.,, Lodge No. 708 comolidated
with the Jubilee Lodge J"o.
.. •604, resulting in the formation
• of the new Sea!aring Lodge
No.eoit.1batcoo.solidation
became eltectlve Sept. 1. The
former Jubilee Lodg No. 604
• was located in Santa Ana and
it is to ,be presumed that the
joint lodges will continue with
the traditions of Free Masonry
in Newport Beach. The same is
not true of the El Bandito
Shrine Club.
Back in 1971, the Al
Malaikab Temple had a mem-
bership of 30,000 nobles, of
whom 2,700 resided in Orange
County. Only 600 of these
Orange County residents
belonged to what was then
known as the Orange County
Shrine Club, and therefore an
effort was made to create the
El Bandito Shrine Club, which
became a reality sometime
back in the 1970s.
The early meetings of the
Shrine Club in Newport Beach
were held at what was then
the Newporter Inn, built and
operated by George G. Bucco-
la, who was one of the found-
ing members of El Bandito.
Some of the famous people
associated with the El Bandito
Shrine Club in the past includ-
ed Gene Autry, U.S. Sen. Barry
Goldwater, Dick Lane and our
own John Wayne.
Past presidents have includ·
ed the now-deceased James
GlaVlS, who was chief of police
in Newport Beach during a
very Important time ln the
city's development; retired
Chief of Police Pete Grossi and
a great mafiy other lnfluential
members of the Newport
Beach bUSiness community.
Sadly, the El Bandito Shrine
Club of Newport Beach is no
longer in existence as a sepa-
rate entity. Its board of direc-
tors voted to disband or merge.
The membership that existed
on the date of dissolution has
now become a part of the Los
Nielos Shrine Club, whose
monthly meetings will contin-
ue to be held in Fullerton. Yet
another loss to the .city of New-
port Beach.
My question to the city real-
ly is this, what is the city of
Newport Beach doing about
such institutions?
Is it, in fact, part of UM!
responsibility of a city to pay
attention to its local institu-
tions, and if so, in what man-
ne r would the city be expected
to assist them with their plans
for the future?
Does the city of Newport
Beach have any conception as
to what is happenJng to other
similar institutions within its -boundaries?
As a reminder, many ol the
signatories to the Declaration
of Independence were, in fact,
Free Masons; and without their
Masonic background, it is very
likely that the Constitution of
the United States as we know
it today would have been v~
d.iff erent.
U any of your readers have
aome cogent comments on
that, let's hear from them.
"' DAVID A.W. VOUNG Is a FrM
Mtion living in Newport leach.
Local P.rayer breakfast
not up to billing
The defenders of the evange-
lism event called the •Mayors'
Prayer Breakfast" miss the point.
They promote it as "patterned
after the National Prayer Break-
fast in Washington D.C." It is not.
The national event is truly
interfaith, with various religious
perspectives contributing to the
planning and program. Although
the local event is open to ·the .
public, the producers of the pro-
gram are Christian evangelicals,
. primarily from one church. The
• mayors were solicited under a
false premise, thereby skirting
dose to violation of the First
Amendment to say nothing of
sensitivity to the diverse makeup
of the communities they repre-
sent.
The public is suspicious
already of religious hype and
guile. So Christian outreach
efforts, otherwise commendable,
must be conduc:ted honestly and
without deception.
'GARY BARMORE
Pastor,
Fairview Community Church
Costa Mesa
Bell mf ers realistic
so~utions
Hurrah for Joe Bell, finally
·correspondence
someone who sees the pjcture
and is willing to talk about it
publicly. I'm tired of hearing
about the problem or the solu-
tions that are Wlfealistic.
Bell nailed it right on the
head. Instead of living in the
•Denial Zone, w better education
is the answer. The statistics that
were quoted are not acceptable,
and many of the solutions are not
working.
So what is the answer?
Comprehensive sex education
and courses that help to create self
esteem not destroy it. Parents
must lake a pro-active role in edu-
cating their children about sexual-
ity, drugs •. values,and morality.
Waiting until a child starts to ask
questions usually means they
won't because they realize the
subject is too uncomfortable for
their parents to discuss.
U discomfort or lack of knowl-
edge is the reason for not talking
to our children, then we need to
find programs that help eliminate
the discomfort. such as the Boys
and Girls Clubs, YMCA, Girls Inc.
and The Birds & Bees Connection.
Let's get out of the "Denial
Zone" and raise children who
are morally and sexually healthy,
thereby eliminating the need for
further discussion about abortion.
LESLIE DIXON
Family life educator
The Birds & Bees Connection
Newport Beach
Happy about Pilot in
cyberspace
Congratulations! As the ad
says it is GOOD NEWS that the
Daily Pilot has a web page. The
Daily Pilot is a great community
newspaper and I enjoy reading
it, 1 can get the state, national
and international news from 1V
but I can only ge.t pertinent New-
port Beach and Costa Mesa
News from the Daily Pilot.
DAVE KUNST
The man who walked round
the earth
Costa Mesa
Guns can't solve
problems·
The article on the Dublin
police officers and the loss of
their uniforms. The reporter
implies that the incident involv-
ing the loss of their uniforms
could have been resolved by
handgun violence.
Certainly this was an editorial
oversight to allow this comment to
be printed. I can't think of one situ-
ation ever where it would be nee·
esSary to suggest that conflict. dis-
appoinbnent or anger could possi·
bly be resolved by a handgun.
Please take this into consider-
ation in future articles.
JANET HADLEY
Newport Beach
write your representatives:
PRESIDENT
Bill Olnton. (D), The White
House, 1600 Pennsylvania
Ave .. Washington, D.C.
20500. HotUne (6 •.m. to 2
p.m.) (202) 4~ 1 111.
VICE PRESIDENT
Al Gor•, (0), The Capitol
Bldg .. SUlte 212., Washing-
too, o.c. 20500.
GOYDNOR Pete Wlhon, {It), State capi·
tol. s.a.m.nto, 95814,
(916) 445-2841.
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s.wte Bldg .. ~ 112. ~.o.c., 20510.
(202) ~JS53 or 2250 E.
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llvd., ... 115, ~ Ar11••• tOOZSt CIH• t14-7m
most of NevJpOf't Bw:h.)
Dana RohJM>ec:her, 00 45th
Dist., 16162 Buch I~ ..
Suite 104, Huntington
Bffch,.CA., 92647, (714)
847-2431 Of 1027 ~
worth Building. W~
D.C. (202) 22S-2415 ~
sentl ~ Mesa and Wist
Newport INch).
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ftolS Johnson (IQ, 35th Dist..
18552 MKAr1hur BMl see.
220, 1Mn9, 92715. UJ.0180.
STATl~Y
Marilyn lrWMr (R), 10th
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Newpon Beach/Pma Mesa Daily Pilot THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1997 A21
dear john letters
Hedges watches our
walle~ w ell
Once again, rely on Council-
man John Hedges to put the
right spin on the subject, this
time, the proposal to issue a
quarterly Newport Beach com-
munity newsletter tucked inside
the recreation department's
Newport Navigator.
Credlt is due Councilman
John Noyes for his well-inten-
tioned follow through on a cam-
paign promise to make the extra
effort to inform citizens and
avoid·confusion. But save your
money. One side of an issue will
ro.i.nimize confusion, all right, but
Ulf orm little.
Those of us who listened to
the bureaucratic sunplification,
and raised the issue of credibility
during the recent councilmanic
election were looking for a
source for answers to quesbons
with a bit of substance.
The only newsletter worth its
subscription price would be the
city manager's weekly staff
report to the City Council, a
report curre ntly available, last
time I asked, yet not the docu-
ment to look in for answers, but
rather for more questions.
THOMAS E. HYANS
Newport Beach
Hedges should go light on the tar, feathers
ln response to John Hedges
column of March 2, 1997,
HMegan's Law monitors the
monsters among us,· he certain-
ly believes in appealing to the
emotions rather than logic,
overkill versus presenting a bal-
anced point of view
After reading tus article, I was
frothing at the mouth, ready to
hound the Costd Mesa and New-
port Beach police and the former
state-legislators out of California.
U I lived in Tampa, I would cer-
tainly be ready to hound those
hospital officials out of Floridd.
Actually, I prefer tar and
feathering to the sport of hound-
ing, and I'm surprised Hedges
didn't suggest this.
The last time I looked m the
paper, there were a number of
monsters committmg he111ous
acts, singling oul La~ence Sin-
gleton and berating the system
as to that one sorry fiasco is not
going to solve any of them.
Perhap Hedgec; was overly
tinud in his quest to purush '
transgressors in our society. Fur-
thermore, he could have shown a
little more concern for the tax-
payers.
U, as he ma)ces very clear,
none of the people :we send to
jail are going to be rehabilitaj,ed
and'deserve a second chance to
go straight, why isn't be advocat-
ing the death penalty for all per-
sons convicted of crimes a gainst
other persons?
· We taxpayers certainly don't
want to support them in jail for
the rest of our lives, as we now
IDl;lSt do for a person who has
committed a third felony, even
though that felony and the two
before it may be for non-violent
crimes against property only, or
for self-destruction with drugs.
Which brings me to his swipe
at Assemblf\VOman Marilyn
Brewer. As is so often done by
one who wants to appeal to emo-
tion rather than reason, Hedges
irresponsibly took her remark out
of context.
Brewer never said a person
such as Singleton, who bad com-
mitted a violent sex crime
against a minor, anq then was let
out of jail; should nof be exposed
to public awareness under
Megan's Law. .
All she said was that a nwn-
ber of non-violent sex offenders
whose crimes were only aberrant
and not people-threatening (such
as indecent exposure) are unfor-
tunately still required to be sub-
ject to Megan's Jaw. Their offens-
es in many cases a.re not even
felonies any more.
Brewer never stat~d. or even
bewailed, that her rentarks
applied to the likes of Lawrence
Singleton, and to put her
excerpted remarks into an article
devoted to the Singleton situa-
tion is misleading and uncalled
for Brewer never said she was
against the principle behind
Megan's Law. She simply feels
that it has inadvertently been
written and/or applied in a way
to be counterproductive as to a
certain group of people who
have served their time.
I hope next time that Hedges
is more careful as to how he
selects his quotes, and that he
doesn't unfairly tar and feather
persons with whom be may .not
agree. If he bas a hidden agenda
regarding Assemblywoman
Brewer he should be more forth-
right by addressing it on its own
merits.
RONAI:D J . GREEN, JR.
Costa Mesa
and finally ...
What's breakfast with
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had Irish breakfast at Malarky's
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school or work.
We brave the sometime 6 a.m.
crowds to have our own locdl tra-
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Beach is crdckmg down on aJJ
Lido Village restaurants and bars
and has stopped breakfast at
I Malarky's.
Tell me the logic. Is it the lep-
rechaun hats? The green beer?
The festive shamrocks or as my
wile would ·have me believe? My
bad lime green golf pants that
she only lets me wear on St.
Patrick's Day? Wait a minute,
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Workers and California Hlghwa-,i ,Patrol monitor the situation after a construction crane Wt-
ed over, hitting the MacArthur Boulevard overpass. The 8:30 a.m. accident closed-iill south-
bound lanes on the San Diego fre~way, creating a massive trattlc jam.
Freeway, local streets become
parking lot after crane mishap
•Construction crane topples onto overcrossing; southbound San Diego Free-
way sealed off for three hours
By Christopher Goffard, Dally Ptlot
For thousands of frustrated motorists, the
southbound San Diego Freeway became a
parking lot for three hours Wednesday morning
after a construction crane toppled onto a free-
way overcrossing and threatened to fall into
traffic.
Just alter 8 si .m. the crane -which was
based in the center divider -was knocked off
balance as il was being extendirig and toppled
onto the MacArthur Boulevard overcrossing,
authorities said.
The crane was not blocking any lanes but
appedred that 1t might fall, leading authorities
briefly
to shul down all of the freeway's southbound
lanes and divert traffic onto the Costa Mesa
Freewdy, said California Highway Patrol Officer
Kejth Bauer. -~
The detour caused a tremendous mid-morn-
ing traffic jam, with cars backed up for about
lhree miles, from MacArthur Boulevard to Har-
bor BouJevard, and congestion on near~y roads.
name cleared up around 11 :30 a.m. after
ctnother crane arrived to haul the first one away,
Bauer said. ·
"I have seen stuff like this before, but typi-
cally it doesn't take that long to get it cleared
up," he said. "But because of the size of the
equipment, it took a lot longer."
Bauer said there were no injuries reported.
Orange Coast College is otter-
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classes this summer between
Jtme 2 and Aug. 9 with an addi-
tion of 17 5 more classes than
offered in previous years.
-Classes will be arranged in
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within the listed dates.
• Appllcatiom for summer class-
es will ~ accepted in OCC's
Admissions and Records Office
beginning Tuesday.
Summer class schedules will
be mailed to all residents of the
Coast Community College Dis-
trict in mid-April. Registration
will begin the first week of May.
Enrollment fees are $13 per
unit. Call 432-5772.
' Project Cuddle founder
to be featured on CBS
Debbe Mdgnusen, founder of
tl1e Costd Mesd-based Project
Cuddle charity and the Aban-
d6ned Infant Rescue Program,
will be honored during a CBS
television spccidl Monday at 8
p.m.
Newport library gets
extra funding
Newport Beach Library officials
got a little more than they bar-
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1996, auns to save abandoned
children and hnd them good
homes.
Other award recipients Wlll
include a hrehghter burned m the
Malibu blaze and a Los Angeles
police detective who was
involved in the recent North Hol-
lywood shootout.
The City Council on Monday
~officialJy accepted $40,405 from
the state Library -$17.405 more
Lhdn the city had expected. The
Wlndlall will go toward library
materials, staff reports said.
The council also accepted a
check for $2,000 from tbe New-
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go toward staff development and
for $3,852 from the Friends of the
Library to go toward new chil-
dren's furniture at the Mariners
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EYE-OPENER
Estancia High product Matt
Fuerbringer at Ua Friday
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QUQTE OF THE DAY
~ luwe a very young group of ldd& •
but what a group of fl"!/& 11tey 'rtJ great ·· · •
-CDM BOYS SWIM COACH MIKE SfARXWEATHER
SGHOO L BOYS A ~D GIRLS SW . -._.~,
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CdM freshmen rule
• ~e boys, however, have a little too. much depth.
By Molly Yan ity, Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -Thete would be n~ sinking to the bottom on
this day. Granted, they wouldn't float to the toP,. but breaking the sur-
face every now and then would suffice.
Corona del Mar High swimmers Kawika a'arayao, Robert Williams
and Lance Eme'r:y surged through the water and would not let the Irvine
~gh powerhouse completely rule the day as they captured multiple
victones to mar the Vaqueros 101 •12-68112 team win.
The Sea Kings took seven top spots in 11 races, but could not put
together the kind of d~pth that Irvine used to take the victory.
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• SEE BOYS PAGE 8 4 CdM's Kawika Tarayao on his way to victory ln the 50 free.
charlie
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SHOW·c -owN
• In one of the big games of the regular
. U9 on Friday-
season, it was the unbeaten Phlllles
and unbeaten Reds squaring off in
Newport Beach UtUe League last
weekend, as the two champion-caliber
teams did not disappoint with a pitcher's
duel going down to the final out at the
plate. Phlllles pitcher Taylor Pham-Borst
(right) a big part of the victory with a
combined one-httter'wlth 1lobert Della
Grotta. which wu capped by a
bang-bang play al home. PbOUes catcher
Clark Fonda Is congratulated by
teammates and Coach Della Grotta after
making a sliding one:.banded catch at
the plate to seal the t-q. victory ~d
• Former Estancia High
standout leads Stanford
iarienal in vollt:~ba.J! ·~
match against Ant€aters.
D urtng his high school days
at Estancia, Matt
Fue rbringer enjoyed'great
success on the volleyball and
basketball courts. With All-CIF
status in both sports, he opted to
concentrate on volleyball at
Stanford.
His collegiate athletic career
has been equally as successful
with numerous All-American
honors.
Matt will play in his last
Orange County collegiate game
Friday night when the Cardinal
tackles the "Fighting Anteaters"
ol the University of California at
Irvine.
The match will be played in
the Bren Center with a 7 o'clock
starting time ...
Stanford is the No. 3 ranked
team m the nation, and, I feel,
possesses the best talent of all of
the college teams.
Mike lamQert, who started
for the United States men's team
in last summer's Olympic
Games, is another Stanford
starter.
Ttus will be the first me n's
volleyball match that UC Irvine
has played in the Bren Center.
The previous coaches felt that
playing in smaller Crawford Hall
was a true "home court"
advantage. I feel that playing in
the big arena is a big plus for the
program.
It's great for the local
volleyball fans to. watch the best
collegiate teams in such a nice
atmosphere.
The UCI team has improved
tremendously. Last Saturday, we
lost to Cal St~te Northridge in
the filth game by a score of
19, 11 . The match was exciting,
especially because Northridge
had beaten UCI in three straight
games in January.
1Wo weeks ago, UCI lost
another five-gamer. This ti.me it
was to the University of
Southern C8lifornia. Former
Corona del Mar High basketball
and,.volleyball standout Brad
Callahan started for the Trojans
and played very well.
I was thrllled to look in the
stands at USC and see my very
good friends Paul and Beverly
Salata.
They had made the Friday
night trek tQ USC to catch this
match apd I was honored. Paul
kept asking me if volleyball was
a "contact sport."
Another team that UCI will
face in the next two weeks ls UC
Santa Barbara, where Newport
Harbor High product Mitch
-.---.-·McCoy u an out•andtog outside
hitter. I bave to admit that is very
• SEE VOLLEYBALL PAGE 82
keep the Pbillles unbeaten. See Page 83.
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·cabo '97 in the books
• It'll be remembered for the varied conditions.
C~bo '97, the invitation-
al yacht race from Los
Angeles to Caho San
Lucas, Mexico, which is
sponsored by the Los
Angeles Yacht Club and
the Newport Harbor YClcht
Club, is in the books last
week as one of the widest
of ranges of conditions for
competitors, from the win-
ning crew of Stars and
Stripes to Christine and
Great Scot. who came in
nearly U hoW'I later.
Beach breakw~ter, pulling
in at 9: 15 )>.m. Wednesday.
Thursday. from 10 a .m.
• to 8:30 p.m. the next seven
boats finished, with what
some said was akin to a
"match race" betWeen
Allure, Bay Wolf and
Jumpin Jack Flash.
The latter, leading in
the contes\, lost her main-
sail in sight of the finish
with very strong winds •on
the nose."
All three finishe d Ute
race ln a one-half hotir
period and were within 18
Steve POiiett and the
1 Stars and Stripes multi· f b ull entry finished the
• three-day series starttng I off the LOI Angeles-Long • SEE CABO PAGE 82 I I I I ~---·-------------------------------------~-----~ '
• Sea Kings' standout
is the key to Corona del
M ar's volleyball success.
By Bany Faulkner, Daily Pilot
It has likely been studied in
som e sports perfonnance
laboratory somewhere:
the instant when muscle
memory, a well-pla~ set, a
soaring hitter, and at least two
airborne pponents, converge in
volleyball's tnOlt explosive
moment.
But no manner ol ldence can
account for the splil-te<:Ond
dedlion required by an <>Utlide
bitter such u Blair Hoppe, who
to. thia nanoeecond at-the net
W I INERS
CdM's girls knew they
wouldn't win, but impress
nonetheless against Irvine.
By Molly Yanity, Daily Ptlot
CORONA DEL MAR -For the
members of the Corona de1 Mar
girls swim team, Wednesday
morning began with the teahza-
tion that they were going to los~.
Yep, they were going to get
out of bed, go to class, hit the pool
and they weren't going to wm
There was no way in the world
they were going to beat Irvine in
the Sea View League dual meeh
"They're one of the best teams
in the state, or even in the
nation," senior Nettie Alshules
said. "But it's exciting to set-
Olympians and future Olym-
pians.•
Sitting up in the comer of the
bleachers with three of her team-
mates was 1996 Olympic medal
• SEE GIRLS PAGE 8 4
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Holy Tole,do !
What a win !
•Costa Mesa's Esteban
Toledo wins tournament
in Mexico, but if you're
thinking flourish, forget it.
No tele~io.n camera
was lil sight, no
sailboats painted the
background of the golf course
from above, and no perfectly
manicured fairway shaved his
5-iron, but Esteban Toledo came
awa.y with the most µnique
-victory ·of his professional
playing career.
When Toledo visited his
homeland last weekend to play
in the Mexican PGA Tour's
Benson & Hedges Open at La
Ceiba Golf Club in Merida,
Mexico, he had no idea after
sinking a fluttering 5-foot putt
on No. 18 that he won the
tollrnament.
Toledo thought he was six
strokes behind the leader
heading into the finistung hole.
There were no leader boards at
La Ceiba, where the golf course
supposedly bad more divots than
a rural Midwest farm, more
weeds than a junk yard.
·No one told him,· said his
wife, Colleen. ·After he made
the putt, he still thought he was
six strokes away from the lead,
but he had won. They don't have
good communication down
there."
Check this out: Toledo also
won by shooting even par. How
often do you see that? An
amazing 20-over-par made the
cut.
For Toledo, a Costa Mesa
resident, the three-day event that
ended Swiday was his first
victory since last year.
Toledo, who has won several
Ordei of Merits on the Mexican
Tour. won about $40,000 in U.S.
dollars at La Ceiba.
Toledo, who bad the week off
from the Nike Tour, was
probably dreaming at night of
the course be now calls home,
Newport Beach Country Club,
while in Merida.
· .. It was really a tough course,
and it had some of the worst
conditions he had ever played
on in his We,· his wife said.
Toledo, who will not return
home witil May, tees off in the
Louisiana Open today.
must calculate the most efficient
way to molce the kill.
Call it the speed ol might.
•tt•s important to look at the
block and decide whether to take an off-speed, roll or tip
shot,• the Corona del Mar High
go-to guy explained. "But,
ideally, U the set ts right, l just
like to bang a way.•
Hoppe, the Daily Pilot Athlete
o~ the Week, hu been
hammering over, around and
through bloc.ken for four seuons
now with tbe See. Kings' Yanity.
It's tb.ll experien~.
supplemented wltb a balf .cioun
I9!I! ol club~~ wbk:h
alloWI him to make the right
decision men often than not.
Toledo, a regular in the Tac:o
Bell Newport Classic Pro-Aro to
benefit Hoag Memorial Hosptlal
PresbyteriQD, was probably gla<I
to leave tlie Nike Tour's
Monterrey Open and head for
Merida.
,_ lii the first round. Toledo hac1
the dubious distinction of a
quadruple bogey on one hole
which threw him out of
contention, even though he
made a nice recovery to shoot -ll
on the day. At one point, Toledo
had lowered his score that round
to even par.
Last fall, Toledo missed Q.i~
PGA Tour card by one stroke at
the PGA Qualifying School in
Lompoc.
_J
l ocals are st1ll buzzing OTer
Bob Murphy's 80-foot putt to "'tn
the Toshiba Senior Classic . .Wht.>n
I played NBCC the other day. I
tried on three occasions to make
a similar putt on 17, but failed
miserably each ti.me.
Murphy's nine-hole playofi
win over Jay Sigel was the
longest in Senior PGA Tour
history. eclipsing the eight-hole
playoff at the 1992 Franklin
Showdown Classic when Orvill"
"Moody beat Bob Betley.
It was also the second-long<''l
playoff in PGA history. yet the
longest ever with a single
winner, because the 11-hole
playoff a t the 1949 Motor Cttiy
Open ended when Cary
Middlecoff and Lloyd Mangrwi'
were declared co-wirufers.
_J •
Bob Potts, longtime member
of the men's club at Newport
Beach Executive Golf Course,
• SEE GOLF PAGE. 82
THURSOAY, MARCH 27, 1997
sec
• \languards two-hit
We!rtern Baptist for their
Sl*th straight victory.
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'..4 1 COSTA BASEBALL
l\U!SA
.fl!leshman righthander Jeremiah
1llylor ~owed just two hits as he
btanked the visiting Western
Baptist baseball team for seven
4.0Jtings to lead the Southern Cal-
~a College Vanguards to a 9-
Q .u.onconference win, which was
11'),c: h9sts' sixth consecutive victo-
cyt ' taylor handed the ball over to
,Pdruel Villareal in the eighth \(win g, and the southpaw
·~~~ed Western for the final two
mn111gs.
While the moundsmen baffled
W~st~m. the Vanguard bats
'e'Xploded for 14 hits, including a
Lhree-hit day for Matthew New-
fen and a two-hit, three RBI per-
'6'rmance by Kevin Moore. One
tW"Moore's hits was a solo home
rtm.
' Senior catcher Rob Pegg, who
qa&hed two home runs Tuesday,
~o went 3 for 3.
• J·The Vanguards upped their
overall record to 22-8.
!.,.Coach Kevin Kaspar's crew
\v.\U take a break until they
r"l~urpe Golden State Athletic
?,?p.ference play with a home
~9ntest versus Pomt Loma
~qzarene Tuesday. The Van-
guards' GSAC mark is 10-4.
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Socal Coll-O• 9, Western Baptist 0
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Dorsey, Dawes (8) and Young. Taylor.
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J, ~ Qor~y. 28 -Newton (SCC), Schrieber
fS~. Aiddie (WB) HR • Moore (SCC) 1<4 •• "
OCC bombed,~ 1.3-3
:i, BAKERS-BASEBALL ~lliLD I lost Bakersfield hammered out
J.9.hlts en route to a 13-3 baseball
. Y•<;J.ozy over Orange Coast Col-
ft•ge Wednesday in the first round
ol round-robin play at the Col-~Re of Sequoias Tournament.
; __ F;eshman second baseman
trobby Calderon and freshman
cMther John Lukin each went 2
fat 4 for the Pirates, who fell to
li>-"15.
.n,_ Bakersfield improved to 16-9.
,,...• tr.he Pirates continue touma-
~t . play today with a double-
~"ader against East LA and Gav-
llctn .
COLLEGE Of SEQUOIAS TOUlllNAMENT --=~ersfleld 1J, Of'ange Coast)
.Qrao~t. Coast 000 003 000 • 3 7 3
.lilliliiU,ld 002 402 SO• • 13 20 1
, Turner (S), Case (7). Conner (8) and
apmj9n (7); Wedel, Martin (9) and
. W -Wedel, 6-2. L • Moore, 3-2
,.~::et' (OCQ, U~ry (B), Diaz (B). 11 (B). 38 • Usery (B), Ritchey (8)
ards win, 6-1
·coSTA MESA ;:-The Southern TENNIS
:Cahlomia College men's tennis
:t~span.Jced nonleague visitor
" ·~aftle University 6-1. "r • Vanguards (9-6) top sin-
g~s player Nan Ma battled to a
6-t,. 4-6, 6-3 win, then the guests
took the number two match
before sec crwsed the rest of the
way in two sets.
NoMc:oHRlll:Na
SOC.I Col~ 6, Sffttle 1
Slngtes ·Ma (SCO def. Waller, 6-1, 4-6, 6-3;
Scott (SU) def. Matek, 6-1, 4-6, 6-0; Barriga
(SCC) def. Benlgan, 6-2, 6-4; O'Sullivan (SCQ
def. Blunhoff, 6-1, 6-1; Saker (S(:C} def.
Tuinagor, 6-1, 6-1; Kemp (SCC) def.
Wannarahua, 6·2, 6-2. Doubtes · Ma·Matek (SCC) def.
Walter-Scott.. 8-1; Barriga-O'Sullivan (SCQ
def. Benigan-Tulnagor. 8-2; Blunhott-
Wannarahua (SU) def Kemp-Baker, 8-5.
sec drops two
• COSTA ·MESA _ A 2 SOFTBALL
fpr 3 performance by Southern
Callf omia College's Noelle
Sturgill was spo~ed by a tough
Azusa Pacific softball squad
when the Vanguards dropped the
seventh game of the SCC Spring
'Tournament 7-0 to the Cougars.
Sophomore Chrissy Vega also
ripped two hits for sec, which
droppe<\ to 8-24-1.
The blue and gold also fell 5-1
in an earlier contest to Pad.fie
Lutheran where Sturgill again
was 2 for 3.
Jn other tournament action,
Pacific Lutheran topped Baker 5-
· 3, and Azusa t_>eat Baker 3-0.
Another banner season in store
for Sea KiJ>.g boys? Probably.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -Each spring in
track and field, just like each autumn in
cross country, there are postseason plans
orchestrated by Coach Bill Sumner for
Coiona del Mar High's boys.
As the case is now, Sumner aims to be
coaching distance runners in late May and
perhaps early June (for the state meet), con-
sidering the horses who won a CIF State
Division IV championship in cross country
last fall will run anything from 400 to 3,200
meters this spring for the Sea Kings' boys
track team.
"Just like in the past," Sumner said with
confidence, "you'll be reading about us until May.''
Seniors Tyler Beardslee, Jason Rogers
and Richatd Hossfeld, along with juniors
Matt Dennerline and Brian Coombe, scored
a state title for CdM in cross country, a sign,
maybe, of what to e~ect this spring, main-
ly in the 800, 1,600 and 3,200.
"Last .fall, for the state (cross country)
meet, I had those plans and told the cross
country team we're going to the state meet,
and I think I came out sounding a little too
cocky," Sumner said. "j:3ut we used '1p all
the bus tickets. We didn't have any left."
Football wide receiver George Sumner
(no r~lation to the coach) is penciled in to
sprint the 100 and 200 meters for Corona
del Mar, while senior Matt .Hoyt and junior
Mike Finn can run anything from 100 to 400
meters. Hoyt is an experienced varsity com-
petitor. ,.
Running hurdles will be junior Nick
Orlick, with senior David Chang pushing
Orlick for the front.
In field events, senior Ryan Williams and
junior Ken Brown are expected to be two of
CdM's highest scorers in dual meets, con-
sidering ea~ is capable of competing in the
,.
•
pole vault, high jump and triple jump.
Williams is solid in the triple, Brown in the
high.
In the shot put and discus, seniors Steve
Tartiglini and Rick Lee are probably the
best one-two punch CdM has had in years.
Both are tossing the shot over 45 feet, while
reaching 130 feet in the discus.
The Sea Kings won 14 of 16 events in a
nonleague dual meet earlier this month
sg~t San Clemente, but they lack the
depth necessary to win a Sea View League
track championship against larger schools
• such as Santa Margarita, El Toro and Irvine.
"That just means it's a better coach-per-
athlete ratio," Sumner said, "and we get
good results."
Sumner believes El Toro, not Santa Mar-
garita, is the team to beat in league, which
starts today for the Sea Kings.
"Santa Margarita is gettin~ overrated"
Sumner said. "1t's a huge team, but I ~
w~en it comes to dual meets, El Toro will
beat them." .
DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY MARC MARTIN
1\vo of Corona del Mar Highs's best are
Matt Hoyt (above) and Jennifer Morgan,
seen at left.as she outruns Newport
Harbor's Jamie Swarberg In last year's .
Sea Vlew League track and field
dual meet.
CdM girls will be in the thick of things
• Morgan among Sumner's top
athletes at Corona del Mar.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Piiot
CORONA DEL MAR -Pound for pound,
Corona del Mar High girls track and field
coach Bill Sumner will line up his squad
against any other. But weighed on an over-
all scale, it's advised to order appetizers.
"Acr0ss the board, we're pretty solid,•
Sumner said. ~'Pound for pound, we're as
good as anybody. We just don't have any
depth.".
Among those expected to extend their
$pring season beyond the first week of May
include senior Jennifer Mornan, the Sea
Kings' talented distance runner, and nud-
dle-distance runners Vanessa Jamieson and
Liz Morse.
"We're strong in the 1,600 meters," Sum-
ner said, referring to Morgan's best event,
m which she finished third at the Sea View
League Finals a year ago, the same runner
who led CdM's girls cross country team to a
third-place finish in the CIF Southern Sec-
tion Division IV Finals last fall and a sixt:h-
place showing at the state meet.
Jamieson, a senior, and Morse, a fresh-
man, will run shorter distances, probably
the 400, 800 and 1,600 meters. Junior Jen-
nifer Blair and freshman Jill Quye are right
behind Morgan in 1,600. All three run the
1,600 in the mid-5:30s.
Freshman Jean Garcia could be CdM's
next superstar in the 3,200, an event featur-
ing state-meet qualifiers ltacy Clark and
Kelly Campbell from past Sea King springs.
Senior Kelly Chrtsteson and freshman I
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP
Kelly Hally are Cd.M's top sprinters, and
both should compete in the tripie and long
jumps.
Senior Andrianne Dubin and junior
Melanie Barnes are the· hurdlers, while
senior Lindsay Warmington and junior
Nicole Gero are in the rings for shot put and
discus woTkouts.
"I'm extremely pleased with the team we
have," Sumner said. "When you look at the
size of our school and the size of our squad
(about 30 total athletes in varsity track for
both boys and girls), we're tough. But when
you look at it for a·dual meet against people
like El Toro and Santa Margarita, people
evaluate it at that level and we aren't going
to cut it."
Sumner expects Woodbridge to win the
Sea View League girls track championship.
TODAY 'S SLATE ...... ,
Newport seventh after turn of two-day youth tournament Community college · Of'ange Cout at
College of Sequoias Tournament (OCC vs.
Gavilan, at Exeter High, 11 a.m.; OCC vs.
Ea.st LA. at Exeter High, 2 p m.
CATHEDRAL GOLF ,
CITY Newport
Harbor High's boys golf team
wrapped up the first day of the
two-day nibute to Youth Golf
Tournament at the Desert
Princess in Cathedral City with a
5-over par, which ls good for a tie
for seventh place with Estancia.
Topping the 32-tearn field for
the first day was Red.land and
Peninsula, which both shot a 140
for 4-under.
Leadln__g the WI!}'.. for the Sailors
was Jason Szol.omaycr, who shot
an 81, followed by Bill Collopy's
82. Scott Rubin turned tn an 83,
while Justio Shapiro hit an 85.
t
Foothill tops Tars, 11-7
NEWPORT E BEACH -New-T NNIS
port Harbor ~ingles standouts
John Rinek and Scott Sims swept.
but the host Sailors could manage
just one more set victory in an 11 •
7 nonleague boys tennis loss
Wednesday to Foothill.
Rinek, a juruor, followed a 7-6
triumph with 6-0, 6-0 romps,
while Suns, a senior, won 6-1, 6.-4 ,
6·4. Newport falls to 3-5 overall.
Foothill 11, NeWftOft tMrtMw .,--
,...... -RIMk (NH) def, Jemey, 7-6,
def. Barry, 6-0, def Gou, 6-o; Sims (NH) won. 6 1, 5-4, M , Hoevel (NH) lost. 6 1, won, 1 5. lost. 7·5.
Doubles -Hsleh·MacMaste'1 (NH)
lost to Johnson-Smith, 7-5, lost to
Hammer-Thro, 6-2; lost to Hang-
Nguyen, 6-3; Oyler-Cook (NH) lost. 7-5,
6-2, 6-3; Bllbelsl·Burr (NH) lost. 6-1. 6-1,
6·4.
Sailors fall, 15-2
BUENA
PARK
Ne'Wport Harbor High's bad-
minton team fell to 1-7 overall
Wednesday Clf.temoon f oUowing a
15-~ nonleague loss at Buena
Parll ..:..
The Sailors averted a shutout
with the scoring play of Katia
Ueno and Katie Obegi. as well as
Christine Vu and Cathy Do.
High 5Chool -New1)0rt Harbor at lrvlne,
3:15 p.m.; El TOfo at COfona det Mii', 3:15
p.m.; Costa Mesa at Unlvenlty, 3:15 p.m.;
Aliso Niguel at Estancia, 3:15 p.m. • 'lllN'lls
High s<hool boys • Newport Harbor at S.nta
Margarita, 3; Irvine at Corona del Mar; 3:15; eost. Mesa at University, 3:15.; Aliso Niguel
at Estenda. 3: 15.
•¥ol ...... High sdlool boys • Newp&t Harbor at
Emncla, 4':45 p m. I ·~MdFleld
High school boys alld girls -Santa
Maro-rtt. at Newport Harbor, 3 pm.; Irvine
at CoroNI del M¥, 3:15 p.m; Costa M.a
at Aliso Nlgue~ 2'45 p m.; lAguN Hills
at Ettan<la, 2.45 p.m. ·~ Co1leoe • SoYffiern Calif0trna 1:ol!t9i 5f>rlnG loumament· Pacific Lutheren YS.
ANN PaclfK, 10 • m.; Pee. Lutf'lel'en YI (.al
Baptist. noon; CM l.ptls1 YS. Aiusa f'.clfic, 1
Hiatt knool • CON Mela et NMpott Hat· bOf, ).lS p.m.; CdM at VllMly Chrlltlen, 11$.
GOLF
CONTINUED FROM 81
made a hole-in-one this mbnth
on the 114-yard No. 6 with a
?·iron as Bob Brownell, Jack
StinSon and Don Wulf witnessed
the feat.
I 0
During a conference call the
other day, golf legend Sam
Snead, who turns 85 in two
months, said on the quality of
play on the Senior Tour: "You
make one little boo-boo and they
go by you in bunches. You go
from caviar to rabbit." -
0 .
Sandi Cotter's third annual
Summer Classic, billed "A Ray
of Hope," is scheduled for June
g at NBCC,. an ev~rit to benefit
... the Orange County Chapter of
the National Multiple Sclerosis
Society.
In 1995, the tournament won
an award from the National MS
Society for its outstanding effort.
o ·
FYI: People are milling
around the first tee, you're
getting nervous, everyone is
looking at you (or you think so),
and tension escalates.
According to Pebble Beach
Goll Links head pro Chris Pryor
in the March issue of Golf
Digest, sometimes a player
freezes over the ball. What's
going.through their mind isn't
pretty.
But there arE; ways to
overcome the first-tee jitters.
Pryor said to stretch as much
as possible -being loose helps
to settle you down. lf you have
ti.me to hit some balls on the
range. do 1t.
Once on the tee, think about
the ideal shot and where you
want your ball to go. Avoid
excess ti.me in your pre-shot
routine -the more you take, the
more time there is for tension to
mount. ·
P'inally. be selective witlf your
wardrobe. Some amateurs s\l<>w
up wearing outfits complete with
knickers. The less attention yon
draw to yourself, the less people
expect of you -and the more
your first swing will seem like
any other golf shot.
•RICHARD DUNN's club golf column
appears every Thursday .
VOLLEYBALL
CONTINUED FROM 81
tough for me to play against my
former players.
Newport's Wes Badorek is a
redshirt freshman with the
Gauchos.
Our UCJ team will finish the
season in the Bren Center again,
on April 15 (tax day).
UCLA comes to Orange
County for this 7 p .m. match.
The Bruins are the best team, in
my opinion. They are '\lery
physical and very well-coached.
Eric Vallely, who played at
Newport Harbor, is the backup
setter and No. 1 back row
specialist.
With the very best men's
collegiate volleyball teams
coming to play at UC Irvine, this
is a great opportunity for all of
the local volleyball fans to see
the best. Stanford's Matt
Fuerbringer is one of those at the
top of the list.
CABO
CONTINUED FROM 81
minutes on corrected time in
PHRF-A with Bay Wolf winning
class and overall. Christine came
in that evening.
Friday morning's finish was
very slow.
Great Scot and Double Bullett
were followed by Good Moves,
Nehushtan and Apparition, the
latter at 9:30 a.m . The last tour
boats at sea called in DNFs since
they could not meet the 3 p.m.
deadline. A total of 13 out of the
18-boat fleet finished in very
unique conditions.
Each and every skipper/crew
had the same consensus on the
wide variety of conditions, from
35 knots of breeze to .none at all
in the unpredictable sea, with
boat speeds ranging from 17112
knots on mono-hulls, 25 knots on
multi-hulls and 16 knots on
Christine, according to Finish
Chairman Bill von Kl.einSmtd.
"""'""'· 1, Bay Wolf, SNC SO,
K. Wilson. CBVC; Jumpln Jade Flash,
OAV50, B. Tabor, VV(.; 3. Allure, SNCS2.
C. J.cobson, MPYC.
...... • 1. Apparition, SNC40, W.
Allen Jr .• NHYC; 2. Nehushtan, AN044.
0. Ptigmofe, BCYC.
......C -1. Barc.rollc. SWAN48,
H. HIJIOf\ SOYC; 2. Grt.t-Scot; JJ5, T. Gamier, LAYC.
Pl••· 1. Christine, EP100,
F. PrN, PMYC.
_.... 1. StMS I Stripe, CAT,
f. fOIMtt. sovc.
7
THURSDAY, MAAOi 27, 1997 ,.
diamond sports : SOCCBR • .........'-=-""...,...,,' .
•
HUNTER STRl·KES OUT 11 IN COMPLETE-GAME WIN Mermaids squeeze
out a 1-1 standOlf.
• White Sox put Angels
away, 11-3, in American
League Majors decision;
J>.:.s sharp in softball win.
O'Neill ripped an RBI single
. K a 5, Y•u ... l COSl'A MESA LITTLE LEAGUE Mariners.
NATIONAL LEAGUE :
Stade Allee chipped in a long
pass from Esther Lofgren iD ijte
fourth quarter to lift the ~
Mermaids -an AYSO Divisidih '
spring soccer team -to a 1-1 tie
with the South Irvine Score.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
MAJORS
The White Sox's Nathan
Hunter shined from the mound
with an 11-strikeout complete
game performance. Hunter sa cri-
ficed just three hits to the Angels
in the 11-3 White Sox .. win.
Brett Perrine went 1 for 3 with
• three. runs scored, and Jake
Abrams scored twice and
knocked in two runs. Jefl
Sanchez was 2 for 3 from the plate
and Colin McGuire picked up a
hit for the White Sox. Adam Kou-
pler knocked a double and Jeff
The A:s topped the Yankees
behind Steven Williams complete
game.
Michael Rowlhan went 1 for 3.
Aaro n Staggs was '2 for 4 with a
double, and Steve Willlams
knoqed out two bits, .including a
two-RBI double.
SOFJ'BAU MAJORS
A._ 10, Blue Jays 18
1bree-run h ome runs by Jessi-
ca Selby and M onica Mayo
helped to lift the A's to a win over
the Blue Jays.
Alejandra Gaulardo . went the
distance on the mound for the A:s ·
and earned the win.
Sarah Hillbish· was noted for
outstanding defense at second
baseman, but strong defense
seemed to rule the day with
Audrey Sandford and Jennifer
Gummerman also making tough
plays.
Megan Chastain ripped a key
double for the Ns.
MINORSA
Angell 15, ngen 8
The Angels rallied from an 8-3
deficit with an eight-run fifth
inning to top the Tigers.
Michael McLean threw four
innings of relief and picked up
seven Ks. He struck out the side
to end the game. ·
Jose Bolanos sent out a two-
run double and Kyl~ Woody
scored three runs.
Michael Jannis made two
great catches in centemeld.
MINORS B
Mariners 15, Roy~s 14
Sean Williams and James 1in-
nion came in in the late innings to
shut down the Royals as the
Mariners edged a.head for the
win.
A's 31, White Sox 26
Corey Howard drilled a three-
run home run as bis A's topped
the White Sox. Nick Suroyka
played great delense.
Mariners 20, Royals 8
Clutch bitting by Evan Hunter
and Josh Elliot sparked a fourth
inning r"!!Y th at lifted the
Mariners from a three-run deficit
as they rampaged on for a win
over the Royals.
Eric McCordle picked up the
pitching victory.
Jonathan Archer and Jai.To Flo-
res also nailed crucial bits for the
MINORA :
Altros 29, Dodgen te :
The Astros captured their sea-:
son-opener with a 29-16 win over :
the Dodgers. :
Kevin Svein,son, Brandon :
Whitley ana Eric Segondollar :
pitched for the Astros. Ryan Glea-:
son led the offensive onslaught :
Standouts for the MeJlMilds
included forward Casey lb09t-
son, • mid.fielder Katie Erickson
and Kelly Boier on delense.
with four triples and Steven Gar-: Slammers aet silver
cia and Whitley each hit doubles. : e
The Dodge.rs' Matthew Zich : LA QUINTA -The girls uncler-
struck out five ~tters in three : 12 Slammers soccer team cap-
innings. Justin Weitz had a dou-: tured the silver medal at the
ble, and Chris Beason paced the : Reebok California Gold Cup in
delense. : La Quinta as they topped three
Cardinals 30.a.Dlamondbacks 6 : opponents before falling to the
Paul Collier'and Sam Bouffard : California state champions, the
each ripped triples for the Cardi-: Upland Celtic this weekend .
nals in their defeat over the Dia-: The Slammers pounded the
mondbacks. : Moreno Valley Heat 6-0 to open
,--~-:-~----------~~----------~----------------~------------~~~----------------------------------------------------.-.bracket p~~ They -went on to defeat the Escondido Los Gau-
N E WPORT B EACH LITTLE LEAGU E
chos 2-0, then the San Diego Hor-
nets 2-1.
PhiUies capture 1-0 pitcher~s duel against the Reds
Coached by Kalid Khoury, the
Slammers boasted nine players
who either scored or contributed
assists in the tournament. .
"Few young teams demon-
strate that kind of balance," he
said. • Battle of undefeated goes to
the Phillies as Della Grotta and
Pham-Borst combine for a
OJ?e-hitter over the ~eds.
NEWPORT BEACH -Defense and
pitching held the spotlight in a Major
Division game featuring the league's two
l!ndefeated teams -the Phillies cµid
Reds -and saw the Phils' Robert Della
.Grotta and Taylor Pham-Borst combine
for a one-hitter to lead to the 1-0 win.
The Phillies got on the board in the
first inning when Pham-Borst doubled,
stole third and was driven in by Clark
Fonda.
Fonda had three hits.
Bradley Kroopf and Nick Rhodes
pitched for the Reds.
Fonda ended the game with a sliding
catch into the backstop , and Mark
Aguilar and Brandon Kurtz made diving
catches to spear linedrives.
For the Reds, Blake Contant also
nabbed a lined.rive to ·end a Phillies rally.
In other Major Division games:
Braves 9, Giants 2
Braves 3, Mets 2
..
Lauren Burchfield led the scor-
ing with four goals as Ali via·
Mazura knocked in a goal and
tallied six assists. 1iicia Orth and
Martha Gardikas each posted a
goal and an assist. Lauren Shep-
ardson and Jenny Long each
scored a goal, and Kacey Palfrey-
man added an assist.
Khoury also noted the midfield
prowess of Kate Younglove,
Sarah Haas and Kinzie Kramer.
·defensively, the Slammers
were paced by Amy Burlingham,
Cathi Dragna and goalkeeper
Paige Janes.
Red Dragons win, 2-0
Team Red Dragons, a coed
AYSO Division 7 squad, played at
full strength for the first time this
season to put together a 2-0 victo-
ry over the Green Mint.
Chris Barnard punched in the
first goal for the Red Dragons on
an assist from Sara Gomez.
Barnard took another pass from
Sean Mueller on a free kick to
knock in goal number two.
The Braves exploded for 15 hits to top
the Giants. Jordan Salinger, Marcus Hoff-
man and Brett Matsen each delivered a
trio of hits to pace the· Braves' onslaught.
Griffin Dunzer sealed the pitching vic-
tory and received some special defensive
help from Jimmy Kociuba.
STARR CARROll / DAll.Y PILOT
Phillies second baseman Mark Aguilar snags a line drive up the middle to steal a base bit frpm the Reds ln the big game.
Midfielders Camille Reynolds
and Noah Stickles put together
an aggressive offensive aJ;tack,
while Mueller and Gavin
Arblaster repelled several attacks
by the Green Mint. J.D. Walseth and H unter Sheetz con-
tributed to the offensive attack, as well.
Back to back doubles by Bradbury and
Michael Waleka provided the Mets' runs.
allowed no earned runs to lead the Cardi-
nals over the Dodgers.
Alex Chicovanis and Matt Boyce
excelled in the field for the Giants.
Giants 7, Cacdlnals 4 Beau Stock.still and Blake Dillion led
the Cardinals defensively and offensively.
Billy Taonnina's linedrive to center-
field scored Matsen as the Braves came
from behind to defeat the Mets 3-2.
The Giants scored five runs in the top
of the sixth to erase a two-run deficit and
defeat the Cardinals.
Tommy Marckel pitched for the
Dodgera.
Mets pitchers K.C. Rawlins and Josh
Bradbwy had blanked the Braves until
the sixth when Griffin Dunzer, Matt Van-
dercook, Sheetz, Matsen, Tristan Hanis
Matt Boyce pitched· 5 213 innings of
no-bit ball while striking out 13 battera. Re ch 8, Dodgers 4
Alex Chicovanis drilled a bases-
loaded triple to ignite the sixth inning ral-
ly, and Michael Manning had a key hit.
Bradley Kroopf and Nick Rhodes each
got a pair of hits and Blake Contant and
Kroopf handled the pitching duties to lift
the Reds over the Dodgers. · and Taormina gave the Braves the dra-
matic victory. .
Cardinali 4, Dodgers 2
Colby Hackett hurled a two-hitter and Jerritt Thayer threw for the Dodgers.
NEWPO R T H A BOR BASEB A LL ASS O CIATION
Heavy-duty heroics 'in every direction
•Indians top A's, 5-2; Rockies win two,
lose once in the Bron co Division.
BRONCO DMSION
Indians 5, A's 2
Tyler Miers knocked out a pair of singles,
recorded an RBI and pitched a scoreless inning in
his first pitching outing of his career as he paced
the Indians.
Jarrod Woolard threw four strikeouts in two
innings of work, as Brett Blacklidge, Elliott Foster
and Ryan Torrey also got some work from the
mound.
Jilliene Whitfield had an RBI single and
Anthony Dinucci bit a single and a double. Char-
lie Pamer and Foster each hit a single for the Indi-
ans-
Rockies 14, Angell 1
Rockies 7, Atbletics 7
Marllm 10, Roddes 7
1Wtn.s 7, Red Sox 5
T.J. Beach executed a suicide squeeze play to
lift his 1Wins into a 4-4 tie with the Red Sox in a
game where the l\.vin.s would eventually prevail.
' An(lrew Bigalke went 3 for 3 with two RBI, as
Tom Yacko chipped in with a pair of hits and two
RBI. Ted Slater added a two-run triple for the
l\.vin.s' go-ahead run.
Yacko and Slater took the mound responsibili-
ties.
Phillies 11, Cardinals 8
Jam~s Hapke pitched a no-~tl~ and provided
key hits to lift the Phillies to a Wlii over the Car-
dinals.
Catcher Philip Houten made a spectacular
defensive play and perform~ well at the plate.
Marllm 9, lloya.11 8
The Marlins and Royals battled to a close fin-
ish that saw the Marlins sneak by with a win.
Taylor Young fired eight strikeouts in three
innings of work for tbe Marlins, and Patrick Kee-
han also threw for the Marlins.
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Th e 2 nd Annua l
Mueller and Reynolds split the
goalkeeping duties. Reynolds
recorded four saves, as the field
defense was commanded by Lau-
ren DeVoy.
J/{wport tffdeach
9'nternational
§ilm !Yiitival
April 3 • 13, 1997
The Rockies kicked off the season with a big
win over the Angels before working to a tie with
the Ns. Third baseman Matt Encinias went 2 for
3 with a pair of RBI, and Pete Madison aanked
out a double for the Rockies. Colin Callah~ was
1 for 2 with a run scored. MadilOn and Dave
Keehan was 4 for 4 from the plate with four
RBI. including the game-winning knock in the
bottom of the sixth. Luis Rodriguez bad a two-RBI
_ . ..Peaturing 85 F~ From 25 Countr~
Erickson handled the pitching duties. ~
1n the next game tor the Rockies, the MarUm
nipped the club 10-7. .
Toinmy Holbrook went 2 for 3 in the lOll, but
tl\e Marlins, who recorded 10 runs on m hits,
w ere sparked by Dan Kretcbmat1 two-run home
run.
MUSTANG DIVISION
Cubs 10, MutDen .,
The Marinerl suffered their ftnt lou of the
IHIOll at the bends ol the C\lbl.
1be Mariners ICOl'fld nve nam hi the fourth
1nnlng with key bits by Jake Schulte, Camdm
-\'wga ud Ja~ Oblbaver. Sd»•lte wmtl1or
3 with two RBl.
Brien .Planagan recorded MVen ltrikeouta In
U\a lolb>g effort.
f .
double. .
Kacey Peters burled nine Ks for the Royals.
llM Jays '1, AtbletiCI 1
Davis Pemstein, Morgan Govaars and Matt
Bricbon combined to shut down the A's as the
Blue Jays went on to a six-run win. Pemstein fired
seven strikeouts in three innings. . .
Govaan also went to work at the plate with a
tingle and a triple. Pemltein knocked in two runs
on angle and Brtcbon. Rlcky Nelson and James
Jacboo had RBJ llngles. ~ord CottaID; also
knocked a tingle.
C&tcber Buck Bvana mec:te an outstanding
defenlive Play for the Blue Jays. >.-. 7, ... .i.yt I
1'b8 A'I turned tbe table Oil the Blue Jays for
the 1· t win wtth Kurt Yacko earning the pitching
vldory. attt 1-WMr aJlo pltcbed for the A:1. •
Cay I WfMI" turned a double p)ey for the A's. .
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P'OR A PROG RAM . CALL (7t 4 ) 4 a4·93t0
•• THURSDAY, MARCH 27,.1997
HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING
, Mesa, Estancia take a iiiinking
Nt!wPoRT BEACH -Newport Harbor Higb's girls swim team was •
ectg-ed by Sea View League rival Santa Margarita 99-11. ' r.l!:arr'~•
ln. the tiQhtly contested dual meet, the Sailors put together impres-
~tve wins ln the 200-yard medley relay when Erin Murphy, Alden
Moore, Amy Murphy and Llsa SWatn turned ln a 2:01 .43.
?wain was a quarter of a second off of the CIP-qµallfying time ln the
50 tree, a performance that earned her a first place, and Amy Murphy
Wd.$ 2/100 of a second off the qualifying time in her 100 free victory.
In boys competition, the Sailors fell 118-50 to Santa Margarita.
• bi Aliso VieJo, Costa Mesa's Todd Hylton swept the 100 free and 100
l1ttck. but they proved to be the lone victories for the Mustangs in a ~13-
7 I ~8clfic Coast League boys swUruning loss at Aliso Niguel.
SIA VIEW laAGUI lovs Sant.11~111
• Newport Harbor 50
.ZOO medley relay • 1. Santa
MJrgari\it (Mar:tln, Tomesco, Deme rs,
U)\.\), 1:46.73; 2. Ne wport .-.arbor (Leep-
er, Ariow. Kennedy,' Kepner), 1:48.80;
3 Sonta Margarita (Wilson, Weiss,
JJcbl>y. Peterson), 1:55.49.
200 free -1. Shipstead (SM), 1 :56.41;
l ~n~n (SM), 1 :59.69; 3. Tomescu
('>llA), 2:00. 7S.
200 IM -1. Martin (SM), 2:05.14;
l Arrow (NH), 2:06.12); 3. Kepner (NH),
'l 18 67.
SO free · 1 Uxa (SM). 23.08; 2. Wilson
(')M), 24 13; 3. Walsh (SM), 24.49.
100 fly · 1 Uxa (SM), S6.85;
) ~hipstead (SM), 59.30; 3. Jacoby (SM),
l U0.89.
100 free · 1. Demers (SM), 51.57;
l Jensen (SM), S3.8'?; 3. Walsh (SM),
~ ~ 58
r;oo free l . Martin-(SM). 4:~ 1.07;
2 Al row (NH), 5:00.71; 3. Leeirer (NH), s lb.11.
200 free relay · i . Santa Margarita
( 1c111ers, Shipsead, Walsh, Jensen),
l ~9 62. 2. Santa Margarita (Wilson,
l;Jcm, Jacoby, Kroeze), 1 :41.15;
3 N~wport Harbor (Thayer. Kepner,
L""per, Weiner). 1 '42.94.
1po back 1. Deemers (SM), S7.10;
2 l l!eper (NH), 1 :04.16; 3. Jacoby (SM),
1 U4 55.
100 breast · 1 Tomescu (S M),
1rf/91; 2. Poli (NH), 1:12.62; 3 Weiss
('>1"1), 1: 13.37.
400 free rel;ay · 1. Santa Margarita
(1'1 \er~n. Kroeze, Walsh, Tomescu),
3 IJI 63; 2 Newport Harbor (Arrow,
S Leeper, J. Leeper, Kennedy), 4:00.71.
SEA Vf£W LEAGUE GlllLS
Santa Ma~rita 99
Newport Harbor 71
2.00 Medley Relay · 1. Newport
Hurbor (E Murphy, Moore, A. Murphy, s ... ,ml). 2:01 03
200 free 1 Herlehy (SM). 2:01.80;
2 < oht>n (NH), 2·07.62; 3. Hartig (NH),
2 r 92 ~00 IM · 1 Rash (SM), 2:18.04;
2 ~.Murphy (NH). 2:18.74; 3. Tomescu (~M). 2:30.22. 1o free · 1 Swain (NH), 26 S8;
2 Y.roeze (SM). 26.78; 3. Bartow (NH),
2,, 19
100 fly · 1 Connellan (SM), 1.06. 1 S;
2 Suhagair (SM), 1:06.95; 3. Egus (SM),
l 48 20.
EOO free · 1. A. Murphy (NH), 56.22;
2 ash (SM), S6.28; 3. Kroeze (SM),
5' 69. ~00 fr.e -1 Herlehy (SM), 5 16 73;
'll(ohen (NH), 5:49.41; 3. Hartig (NH),
5 4.3 t.
00 free relay · 1. Santa Margarita,
1 <) 38 too bade 1 Connellan (SM),
I
{
i110 PPE ' .
CbNTINUED FROM 81
'
1:07.43; 2. E. Murphy (NH), l :oS.36;
3. Hall (SM), 1:08.40.
100 breMt -1. Tomescu (SM).
1:12.27; 2. Ferragamo (SM), 1:13-.56;
3. Moore (NH), 1:13.75.
400 t.... ..... y -1. Santa Margarita,
3:57.45. •
PAOAC CaAsT LIAGoE Bon
AllSQ Niguel 91, Costa Mesa "17
200 medley ntlay -1. Aliso Niguel,
1:45.13.
200 t.... -1. Warren (AN). 1:56.31;
2. Walters (CM). 1:56.61; 3. Soria (CM),
2:02.61.
200 IM -1. White (AN), 2:06.24;
2. O'Brien (CM), 2:19.98; 3. Teacher
(AN), 2:22.06.
50 &.. · 1. Hitchcock (AN), 22.74;
2. Morehead (AN). 23.4; 3. Cleaver
(CM), 24. 16.
100 fly -1. Morehead (AN), 1:00.84;
2. Warren (AN), 1:05.96; 3. Taylor (CM),
1:06,30.
1001Ne -1. Hylton {CM), 52.53;
2. Dean (AN), 53.12; 3. Walters (CM),
54.0.
500 free · 1. White (AN), 5:16.37;
2. Cleaver (CM), 5:17.76; 3. Raddatz
(AN), 5:42.52. .
200 fTM ..... Y -1. Aliso Niguel, no
time.
100 bade -1. Hylton (CM), 1:00.74;
2. Raddatz (A.,), 1:03.67; 3. Gonzales
(CM), 1 :05.60.
100 breast-1. Hitchcock (AN),
1:08.44; 2. Nguyen (CM), 1:12.5;
3. O'Brien (CM), 1:12.84.
400 tr... relay -1. Aliso Niguel. no
time.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Bovs
Laguna Hills 120, EsUnda J6
200 medley relay • 1. Laguna Hills,
1:49.8
200 free · 1. Herr (LH), 1 :55.1; 2.
McCartny (LH), 2:08.8; 3. caulkin (E).
2:14,7.
200 IM · 1. Kwok (LH), 2:07.1;
2. Doling (LH), 2:11 .2; 3. 1-ferriges (lH),
2:20.8.
SO free -1. Daris (LH). 23.3;
2. Lawler (LH), 24..0; 3. Hoss (E). 24.2.
100 fly · 1. Doling (LH), 57.0;
2. Kwok (LH), 59.4; 3. Hoss (E), 59.7.
100 tr...-1. Davis (LH). 49.1; 2.
Mccartny (LH), 5S.3; 3. lerum (LH).
57.2.
500 free -1. Saunders (Lt;!), 5:47.6;
2. Lawler (LH), 5:36.2; 3. Caulkln (E),
6:13.9.
200 tr... relay -1. Laguna Hills.
1:34.2.
100 bade · 1. Kwok (LH), 1 :00.6;
2. Herr (LH), 1 :06.4; 3. Senften (E).
1:08.0.
100 breut -1. Herriges (LH), 1 :03.2;
2. Tanka (LH), 1: 11 .5; 3. Saunders (LH),
1:14.5.
400 free relay · 1. Laguna Hills, no
time.
nonJeague sweep over Fountain
Valley Wednesday, then keying a
run to the semilinals of the
Orange County Championships,
Friday and Saturday at Mipina
High.
GIRLS
CONTINUED FROM 81
And you just never know,
right?
HThey could be having a bad
day; you don't want to giv~ up too
early," Alshuler said with a big'
ist Amanda Beard . She'd come Q-rin. down, get on the block and swim For Voiding, facing the defend-
to a win in four events. It was no ing league champions means a downhill trail from here. surprise. "We know the outcome, but uFrom here it gets fun. We
we like to swim against fast girls," have a realistic chance to go 4-1.
Coach Doug Vold.ing said. nus is real fun for us," he said.
The Sea Kings like to swim With the loss to league loss to
· f · l f t d.ift Irvine out of the way, Vold.ing says agamst ast 91l s or a ew er-his •·earn bas the talent to beat the ent reasons. With a handful of " Corona performers moments rest of the Sea View pack, even
away from qualifying for CIF, tltey though his teams h ave never
like the challenge. defeated El Toro.
"I tend to do my best against M.It's going to be exciting. El
fast teams because they're so Toro is almost equally as impres-
good," senior Laura Weeshoff sive (as Irvine.) From the sopho-
said. Weeshofi, who just missed mores up , we won't take them
the qualifying time in the 100 lightly,~ be said.
backstroke, added, Mlt's fun to be Though the Vaqueros easily
m the water with them. It makes swam to a 132-38 win and swam
you work harder." , to CIF-qualifying times in all but
one event, Volding's team put up
some impressive numbers and
displayed winning attitudes. .
Michelle Dahn, a sophomore,
already put up a CIP-qualifying
time of 26 seconds in the 50
freestyle. •
•rm so relieved to have (quail·
tied) before spring break," Dahn
said. "Now I just have to try my
best and try to get a PR.•
Beard captured the 50 free
with a time of 25.28 with team·
mate Lana Kraus cruising in
behind her at 25.97. Meagan
Hardt of the Sea Kings was third.
Sp v .. Lu.au& Gas
Irvine 1JJ.. ~ .. _.. J8
200 medley relay -1. Irvine (DeAlva,
Beard, Zehntner, L Kraus), 1:51.93;
2. Irvine (Mosquera. Peterson, Stephens,
Hoesterey). 2:00.17; 3. Corona del Mar
(Weeshoff, Angelo, Alshuler, Hoeven),
1:00.55. •
200 free • 1. Zehntner (I), 1 :58.40;
2. Hoesterey (I), 1 :58.66; 3. Mosquera
(I). 2:04.95.
200 IM -·1. H. Kraus (I), 2:15.41;
..
BOYS
CONTINUED FROM 81
and the 500 freestyle. Between b.il two
races, Lance l!mery, yet another rookie,
slipped by a Vaquero for the win in the 100
free.
"We're hanging in there. Gene.rally
speaking, the guys are focused and that's a
~ood thing,• Sea Kings' Coach Mike-5ta.rk·
weather said. "We're here to play.•
Starkweather made note that Sea View
League foes Irvine and Santa Matgarita
made up last year's top two swim teams in
CIF, but that his squad would not disap-
pear.
That idea was turned into a reality as
Tarayao, a freshman, stole the 200 and
freestyle races. In the 20Q, Tarayao was less
than a quarter of a second from the CIP-
qualliying time of 1:48.50.
Williams, another freshman, turned in
winning ·performances in the 100 butterfly
comprehensive
·spotlight occupied by
older .teammates in his
first three prep
seasons
H Ht>'s a very
~ .. ,
l\' .~, ... . . . .. -., -
Then. the three of them teamed with
Chris Kramer for the 200 free Nlay vk:tcry,
and wrapped up the day. by IWltdUng
Kr~ -Scott 1ar an -and maggec1
the win in the .COO free relay.
"We have a very young~··
Starkweather sakl.
"But what a group of guys. 'JbeYre
great"
SbV..~ .....
INIM181Ya c... ...... ...
200 medley relay· t. IMrw ...... £'-"ri,
L..nza, BifblbadQ, 1:44.U 2. Wine~
Brandenburg, McCoy, lWQ, 1:f7.Jt; J. Cofonl del
Mar (C. Kramer, RUjaMW9d\ t9dttr. S. lennw).
1:51.1~
physically strong. If anything, I'd
like to see Blair calling for more
sets."
Conti also believes work ethic
helps set Hoppe apart.
• U111 it\ c1n on-court reference
::.1l-t1011 that extends beyond the
f1 tnl row that has allowed him to
prl>pt>l Coach Steve Conti's Sea
Ktnqs to the No. 4 ran.king m
O~dnge County.
#He gave us a real solid
performance throughout the
tournament,• Conti said. "The
first match of the day (Friday),
we were down to Marina, 12-3,
and won, 19-17. We also had a
couple close matches against
Irvine and Blair led us physically
and emotionally. He stayed on
top of the guys, talking to them
and keeping them relaxed. He
knows the game pretty well and
he sets a nice tempo for us.·
-team-onented person
and hP hds sat back
bchmd some pretty
stelldr players at
awayuhGld
aa he can most
of the Uine . .. "
-STEVE
CONTI·
•1 wasn't skeptical
at all'aboµt ste pping
up in the leadership
department," Blair
explained . •Our team
is kind of young and
inexpertenced, so 1
wanted to step up my
performance and
concentrate on helping
the team as much as I
•By the time our practices
end, he's the dirtiest, sweatiest
guy in the gym. And he's always
the last one to finish his reps in
the weight room."
• ~He's a weapon on offense.
hl~clung, and he's one of the top
p1 sms on our team,• Conti said
ol h e 6-foot-3 veteran, who tops
t11+ leam"> kill statistics. "But,
<.'"f 11 more unµortantly. he needs
\< 1H· OUI h:•dder. w
.~ loppP, d two-time
AQ·Nr>wport -Mesa District
p1t lonner. displayed exemplary
IPJt.lerstup ldst week.
!'-J• .,., head.mg a three-game
; t
,.
Hoppe had never before been
asked to embrace a leadership
role. But be has adapted quickly
this season. stepping into a
Cell\.. I," said Conti, in
lus second year at the
helm. "But this is his
senior year."
Hoppe, .who plans to walk-on
next season al either USC or the (
Uruversity of the Pacific, said he
was happy to expand bis role this
spnng. His older brother, Brooks,
the t 994 Co-Player of the Year in
the Newport-Mesa Distrlct,
curre ntly attends use, though
l}e no longer competes,.
can."
Leadership aside,
. Hoppe lends his
greatest assistance "{ith his
powerful right ann.
•He's the type·of guy who is
going to swing away as bard as
be can most of the time," Conti
said. "Quite often, if there.is not
a hole in the block, he'll just
blast the ball off the block. He's
very aggressive and he's very
His upper body strength and
ample leaping ability also make
bim a bitting threat in the back
row, an option Sea King setters
Steve Reese and Brady
Beauchamp hav~ increasingly
chosen in recent matches.
•J like hitting out of the back
row, because ls messes up the
other teams' blocking schemes,•
Hoppe said.
And that, after all, is the true
sdence·of hitting.
DON l.fACH I DAl.V Pl.OT
2. Petenon (I), 2:24.36; 3. Alshuler
(CdM), 2:28.23.
50 free • 1. Beard (I), 25.28;
2. L KraU$ 01_2S,?7; 3. Hardt (CdM),
26.24.
100 fly-1. Beard (I), 1:00.06;
2. H. Kraus (I), 1:02. 68; 3. Stephens (I),
1:04.11.
11:>0 free -1. DeAlva (I), 55.46:
2. L Kraus (I), 57.27; 3. M. Cahn (I),
S7,89.
500free -1. Hoesterey (I), 5:17.75;
2. Zehntner (I), 5:22.83; 3. Mosquera (I),
5:34.31.
200 free relay -1. Irvine (H. Kraus,
Zehntner, Petenon, L Kfius), 1:44.91.
2. Corona del Mar (Hatdt. Hoeven, IC.
Dahn, M. Cahn), 1:49:55; 3. lrylne
(Huszcz, Stephens, Gerner, WagOet'),
1:50.49.
100 back -1. DeAlva (I), 59.81;
2. Weeshoff (CdM), 1 :<>4.59; 3. Fabrl (I),
1:06.55.
100breast-1. Umezawa (I), 1:14.09;,
2. Peterson 0), 1:14.45; 3. Gerner (I),
1:15.89.
400 free relay • 1. Irvine (Hoesterey,
H. Kraus. BHrd, DeA!va). 3:51.83; 2.
Irvine (Huucz. Mosquera, Umezawa. Wagner), 3:55.12. 3. Corona del Mar
(K. Dahn, Weishoff, Belli, Alshuler),
4:10.57.
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hi d by RICHARD Kirts In sonal repr .. entallva •rn c1ed1to11, contingent Credi· or by your auorney. credi1011, contingent credl· pearanco may be In person CAlll NO. A18111S and mell I copy to the P«· BolJlev•d, Cotta Mfta, MES.(, CAUPOAHIA..,..
lh Superior Coun of Call· pointed by the court wllh n tors end persona who may IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR tors and peraons who may Of by your allorney. To .. u helra bentftcllflet tonal~• r1tent11lve ap. C11lfoml1.1. reflfrld to 11 1200 p~ • d•
10 11a. County of ORANGE. lour month• from the dale othtrwlH be Interested In or I conungen1 credllor of oU\trwlH be lntereated In IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR credltott, c:at)Ungent Cf~ ooin.ld \he court wm\ln "Pare.I c", The pr~ ~ In the •lfWMl!On iE PETITION requests of nrst l11uance of th• Ill· tti. wlh Of 111118, or bolh, lht deceased, you must file \ht will or eatalt, or bolh, Of a conllngent CJed1tor ol tort , and persona wtlo may lour rrom the dato front. on ~potf eo. f .... • 11 "
"' I RICHAAO KITTS be ltrl .. ptOYlded In HCllon of: LOWELL KNUDSON your cla1rn Wllh IM coun ol: BERTHA DUHAN the deceased, you muat file othtlWIH be lntereetld Ii\ of ... ··~Of the .... vatd and ,. Zoned 02 .... Of ...... ~ ....,,.QI I
n omled u per1onal rep-9100 of lht Calllornl1 Pro-A PETITION has bffn and mall a copy to the P4H· A PETITION tiu been your claim with the coun lh• Wlll Of tst•I• or both. ._. .. PlcMdld In Mellon development. for ad-"""' ~ ~ tt •
ro entalJve to administer bate Coc:te. The llm• lor ltl· Oled by MARV MULKER In aonal repronntallv• •P-filed by Batney Goldateln 1nd maQ a copy to lhl plf-of· RUDY JUAREZ 9100 of \he Clllfomla Pro. dlUOMI lntofmdon °""" tt-'ld ~ "'8fUd
II Htel• of lhe decedent. Ing claims wlll not expl(a the Suf)lflor Court of Call· OOlnled bV tho co1.1r1 wilhin In the SuperlOf Cour1 of sonal reprH entatlve •P-A PETITION hu beef\ ~ eoc:t.. ~ llmo fot 111-e«~ the Pl~. ... ·hrc.I I " or tlmllr ..,.. E PETITION request• belore four months from fornla, County of ORANGE. lour months lrom th• dale Celllornla, County of Or· Pointed by lhe COi.iil Wllhln med by SELIA MUll<AT In Ina ctalmt wtM not Ol!Plrt the Dlita ~~to c:Mloft.~ ~to._
1 c..1.cedenl's Wiii and lhe hearing dale notlc•d THE PETITION requHll or flrel Issuance ol the let, ange. lour months from lht date the su~lor CCMUt of e ... befoft ~ rnontht rrom below. ~ Qty Cltfll *' the
c lcll1, If 1ny. be admlllld •bov1. that MARV MULI<ER be ap-ltrl IS provided In 11ctlon THE PETITION requt1t1 of first luuance of lhl Ill• fornla, County of OAAHQI!. tl'll Mating date noUC:.cl PR~IALI MUIT requ6rtd ...__. No -
lot ptobale. The Will and YOU MAY EXAMINE the pointed 11 perlOnll rfPl:• 9100 ol the Cahfotnla Pro-that BatneV Gol<lateln be lttl 81 ptOvldld In M<:llon THE PETITION llbO\te. 81 IU9MITTID NOT ....,..._ ,....-
a'J' c<><ticlls 118 available file k•PI by IM court If you .. ntallve to admlnlat8f the bile CO<te The Um• lor f1I· appplfllld 11 peraonal r•P-9100 ol the Calllornl1 Pro-that BELIA MUSAAT be IP' YOU MAY EXAMINI the LATIR THAii 'IO OO ~ .. M t1:01pted t eumlnauon In the file 11• a poraon lnlerfftld In aatate of the decadent. Ing claims will not expire rHentallVo 10 edmlnltlllf bate COdt. TM Umt IOI fll. pointed u poraoMI ....,,.. .. lleP by the. CCM1: If you A.II MIDAY .,,,.,:. 4 lftlf 10:00 Lift., ,.._, k I by tti. c0\#1. the Ht1te, you may 1111 THE PETITION requesll befC>fe lour month• from the Htate of the decldent. IOl1' claims will nol expire MntaUvl to ~lllltf llo .,. a l*90n ~ In •!. :.t ~ ' Apfl 4, 1M7.
E PETITION requests with the court a formal Re-the decedent'a Will and the hearing dat• noticed THE-PETITION requMlt bt fOfe four months from estalt of IN decldefll ._ ....... Y°" mey ~ tttT TO WT I&,. ,,..., ~ .. W a horily to 1dmlnl1t1r the quest fOf Spoclal Nolle• ol codlcll1, II lily, be 1dml11ed above. the decldent'1 WILL and lh1 h1111ng dllt nollcld THE PETITION ,...,.... ~ "9 oour\ a fonnil .. UOn 1 DIPU'TY Cln °'**' 11 1t:Ol LM.. Mono
e ato under the lndtpon-the filing of In lnv91'110ry to probale The Wilt and YOU MAY EXAMINE lht Codlclt1 II lily, bl admlttld above. authOtlty to ldl'nlnllW _,, Cl&*' lor ~ Hotloe Of 0 LI II K, 7 7 PA I fl -Apf1 T. , .. 1ft N d 11 Admlnl1tr11lon of E•· and appralaal of Hlale H• any codicN1 are 1v1il1blt Iii• k•pl by the court. U you 10 probate. i he wtll alld YOU MAY EXAMINE the H\8't Urldtf N ~ the ftllng Of *' ~ MM, COITA MaA. ca,' CouMll' CM!lt••• •
t s Act. (Thi• auth0<1fy tell or ol any potlllon or for •••mlnaUon In tilt Ill• 11e • person lntertlltd In any codicil• are 1vall1ble 111• kept by lht COW\. H you dent Adlnlnl8lratlon of r. end ~ Of ..._ • OALIPOIUUA 1111 .. ,_. Hiii ,.., ,.,, ......_ w aJloW lhe pettOnal r9f>-accoun1 II provlelad In kepi by the '°""· U\I "tat•. you may Me lor examination In \Ill fll• lie • per1on lnt«etttd In !Met Act. (lllll ...., .... °' Of ~ ~ Of taoo. _, "• r: --.
r entatJYe to fllll meny HC1IOtl 1250 of the Caa. THE PETITION request• with the court I format R .. kept by the coun tht Htalt, you may Ille .. llloW the per90N11 NP-.. lltOwtoM In Coll9 ...,,
Jona wftho\11 cOUft ap-fornla Probate eoc:t.. A RI-authofhy to ldmlnllltt the QUISI IOf Special Notice OI TH! PEltflON• rtqultlt ~h "'8 coun I formal .... ~ to ... "*tr ...._. 1llO Of ... cal-TWml: ....... Pvt-,., I F• a ~ '11 Pf val Btf«• i.klng ctr· '"'" for Spoclll Nola ••late undlf the lndepon-the flllng of I n lnventaty •UlhOthy 10 ldrnlnlllll' ,,,, qu.tt lor Spedll Notice of ~ wtthOUt _,. • IDfnle ,....... Codi. A ,.._ clNM ~ ..,_ OOfllllt 1111fr ..... 0.-:
I v9'y Important 1c1lon1, form It IVW~ from lhe dlltll Admlnltltltlon ol £1· and IPPfll1al Of llll tl &a· H\111 undlf tho lnd..,.n-the fNlng of M lnYlntory ptovtll. 1ftot. ...... _... .... lor ....... Nolot Dlpolll: "DJGllll .... utJ C11y ~ fT M ever. the l)tf'IOrlll ,.,.,. COUf'1 clerk. 11111 Act. (Thi• eutl'lorlty NII °' of any petition or dent Admlnletretlon ol I!• and •PPIMll Of"'* ... lllln 'lflfY ltnpotlMl....., IDflft II .......,.. "°"' N lte .... ,.,.... ._. • ~ Oii.-....., ca.r.
rt ffllatlvt wlll be required AUomer for ti.. PeU· will 11\ow the Ptf90Nli ,..,_ accqunt 11 provld.c;t In 11111 Act. (Thlt llUthoftty "'' Of ol any f*l!Jon ot hoWewll', IM _.... ..,. CICMM......... Ollhfef'• CIMlk...,. ,..,. ftla -.1aoo. Tll••'-
10 v• no41ce to rn...-.ttd tloneri r~ 10 take many Mellon 1250 of tht Call· w11 111ow ._ ~ rep. account 11 J'i~ In """'811¥9 .. 11e·...,.,., ........, tw ... ,.._ ..... to fie CIW If Olllll '14'MMll1 un1tSa they l\aYI WILLIAM W. aOUKUP1 ICtlOnt wltho\A court IP' ~~ P;:,ba~I ~o::·: r .. , ..... to tMI tMny ~ ~: C:: ~all:: IO tlYt notk:9 IO .... lllllf IWfl -.... 1rt tw .....,. f11 Pulalle"U M .,:: noea ot contented prCW91. Btfor9 lalllng cet· ,._., P o ico ecdot'9 wWIOUI 4*llnlng • r . l*90M .,,.... .., i.. _... • .. t~ .:; TRADE :' ... ~ ~~ =:;~:: .. '•ble trom ~ """C::~e:;:,,~ :'i.'°'evJ:::'.,~ :'1:~.-:.r= MllT c..t na 11 • ...... ••;:;o.•••-:..,.~011D1M11111111•ar.1••-
ion MlthOflty w111 be r~ ~uhd Att•mow tor th• '••I-~. howev9t, the I*· coun dirk, ~ lnd•p.f •11 ...,... tlOn °' "'" Ill 111111 -~r~:""2:~~~~:; Id 1MM1J an Inlet• through CIUllfled 10 glV9 notlc. to lnttt"led ...... ,. tonal rtptlttf'ICatlV9 wilt be Petltl•neta hmer trlllon iUIMfttJ .. De IOllllCll• _.., lft °"" If .. ca, a tllr
P«ton Nit an Ob-Ml 18'71 pet90n1 IM1loll .,_, ,_.MM O. DAVll, reqvlrld to 91Yt notlc9 to o.w .. .a.. lf'8l'ltad """'9 1r1 .....,.. 9'nal(lh dli1llld 1W ........, Ind 1W °"•:ii,~~~~~.:.::: to IN ptt111on and • welii9d ~ • OOI........ lnlltfftld pertont ~"' hlld J*W ... an obo _ 111W1111 IW .... 10 .........
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W IOTICI "1ILIC IOTICI Thie bullneu It con. ea~ ~~d<IN PUIUC NOTICE ,.. ... 1W71114111 ri ~ SUlle Nolet Of T,.....'s Siii You lttft~ 904all ~ 11 YOU Ml .. ~ ._ •"WiPUL& '11lllh•lwl 111 "'*'°~a 81f*al Ptll1· bullnetiyet'lYn.2·H7 11cdUoua8ualneH , ~.-'95008ktdttlul~ao.fOIT Flt M1"'17A.P.~ ~-~·°'u..,...~·.,...=ilil 111 111 ..... • "-"Bnu•I IWINp '""*' B&tlltwdOo•t Nam• ltate,...nt 128S996 w aia.dl 11 1M 071 ·07 Nollet Of.,_• .._,.., --. = If~...._ t• TM ,.,... .. H9w you Mal1td dOlno Thie ttal~ wu tli.ct The followlng persons .,. n. ~ .-nt•l !": • RUOOltfO A$$1$laot Sec-* dOfl io orOllCt llftdtf 0.0 OflMOou Ti.. ~ ~·=-""• ol IM Ciiio ~ ee: ~ ~ Yer1 No wlttl tn. COUnty Ctetk of doing buslnels u · Tele-. ca... W 'IWN... I PtOCWIY 1 ""'I bt "*' It Cltfaulf uncw •~Of ...._, ..,,. ............. ,,... o...; IMlo, S40 ,,__ JUie *tie Holland Orangt ~y on 2-1·97 Wave 3, 24775 Stta~ Ln., ~10f091011>42. ZM1 Soudl -,_~3/V/W. OW3197. DU01C sila, II you need*' a Mltd ~ 11. ,. =-.. ~MW-9Q.De!,_~
... Cod9 ..... l*fl8 .. Colona del Mer, CA Thie ti.Cement .... filed tH7371041t LagunaNIQutl,CA92tm Mii. -200. LIOlna Ills. ~ll6s2t3 ptlndOft of IN l\IUt or UllllU~OonlOpt -...... ~ ..... r.,.;ic; M. ~ ... tot .a Witt! the County CW1' of Olily Piiot Mat 8 13 20 Elftn C 1Jbenson 24715 CAlll285.1 Ptoc.dllat IOlilSt you, YOIJf OI , I "'lllf bt told ._.. ... ---~ IUCH -~ :~::C,1 ~•ndt~~ ~~:~~:-:~ 17,1997 ' ' th11S ~lrall~~~:J l 1gun14 ~1 "=~,:. ~~~~:%:-~ ~-:.:.:-."':: ~~=J ::~=~: CetontdelMw,~taat o.1ty Piiot MatCt\ to, 21, PUBLIC NOTICE . T"ft:' butln•n 11 eon·"*""""'~~ PUBLIC NOTICE &qw •Nd~ oroorrio~~ ~9HOULO~J ·'"-:.:.r::; ... _.. ... Wlllltm DHnt ltr•Ub, ~ 3, 10, 1917 thta& .. _tltJ ,_ 8 1 ducted by: an Individual ·-.., tld f\11191 lllleletOf Tian 111
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1 beAOw. °"9 "'° dtl Mat CA tam PUILJC NOTICE Na1M lt•tomont buslneu yet? No The commenced ID YOU ~ 11 Cll!MULT UN-rtCOfeltcJ on ~ 14. 1"5 SeMct lluiNU. A C.OI flM1\llMC On Apt 8. 19'1,
,__ 4'01 W~ Ad. Cotona ,..,.. o ... "• n•.. Have you e~rted doing 11119d~~-~I to a Ottd ~ i,,.._. ,._,_., •
~ce fllW'I ~ Qlvtn to Thlt b1111n. .. It con-T~ fotlowlng l*IOnl lie Ellen C. Ubenson tr11Uct ~ .. D8l ~ cm> Oil TIWST, lnstrllf'l\"11 No. V-t-0102294 CQl'POflllon. • TM•. Ill 02:00 P.M., at Che "°'°' ~ Nrdet knOwn to Olalfri an -ducted by: a Q«lefll !*I• l'loUU."a lkl•IM.. doing l>u1lne11 .. :A) Ban-Thl1 statement wa_s filed blout tw'*I 111f11e Of DAT!D .:AA.Y 12, 1-. UN-rlCOfcltd In lie omclll racord1 suc:c:tnot trlllM, °' ~ front .,.,.ce IO"-~ -"'*--tNteln and the MN!lp Name ltato....,t 1'1"11 l Co. Bl Wllllam P. wtth the County Cler._ of fWlllS 11111(1 abO'lt on Mllltll 11, Lal YOU TN<aACTION TO EUQUtld by Cheftt AdMM trus .. oursuant to 1111 OeaCI ~ 'IGO CMc: ~ u tme epadtled "' IUOt\ no. Have vou tlatt9d dolnQ Tht folloWlng l*tont art Benning Ill, 5 Oorlon, New· Ortngt County on 3-14·97 111U7 flN>TfCT YOUft l'ftOP.. Truttorts). In lie olllol ol Trust wcu•d by Galy l9' DrM Wttl. ~ ~ tlce tot ~ of tuCh butlnett ~t? YH Mey n; do#lg butinff• ••: •> Qel Port Coa1t, CA. t2tlS7 199737 t 4 t so seED· MTG u.c BrJ CIWl1 !RTY. R' .... •ICU> AT A county rtCOtoet OI Of and Suun a... huSblnd '" CA In Ole ~ d ...... ,... N'<llno expired Wiii be 1995 ' ' Cl..n WlndOwt and Blindt, WOiiam Phlneot Banning ~ Pmldtnt' ' P08l.IC MIL • YOU COunly St.di of Clliomll. Mr•.• Jofnl ltlllnll rtcelf oouney d 9'.!!i0t1 ._ • .. IOld al pUbllc aua1bl !>Y. O.bOtah Brooks b) Sanford s.Mce Com-Ill, 6 Dorion, Newpor1 Dtlly Pilot March 20• 27• Thi .-meni was filtO With Hf.m) Nf DPUNATION ~MM at' publlc euc:eon to on 09'2511986 • lnsvum.n Callfomla, ~ ~ ~
INSTOAAOI HUNTINQTOO Thia 11attmtn! JW .. tiled Piny, c) RLS ServleH, Co111, CA. 92857 April 3, lO, 1997 lh7-42 lht COunly Off11 fA 0ranot THI! NAT\JM Of' THE PRO-hjlJlltStl>lddtt IOfc:all, (pay Ho. as-366397 Ill book pagt o wyanc» COfrlpeny, a ·~ ftEACH located tt 7471 With the COIMliy Cleric of mes Naeeome Drtve, Ml•· Thie bu1fnt11 It con. PUBLIC NOTICE eou~ on Miich l3. 157 ~ NJMm YOU, at llmt ol Siii 1n llWllll money o otlldal rec:oros In "" otllol o tomaa Corponidl:11-, u ~
Wttnfll Ave., County of Or· Orange County on S.2t·t7 tlon VleJo, CA 921191 ducted by:1n lndlvlduaJ NOTl'.:E·TIU Rcnoua Name YOU SHOULD CONTACT A Ill• unhld StallS. (tn lht '°'m 1111 county Rtcordlf of orang IPOOintied ~ ~ ange, ll• or Callfomla on 1ffl17t4811 Robeft\ee Sanford, 28385 Have you 111rted doing Flctltloua Bualn•H s.m.nt Ii 1 UWYSl NOT1Ce ~ .rtlcll are llWftll tinder 11'1 County. catllorn11. and pursu.-. ti11it ctftAltrl at utt
!tit 3td clll~ of Aorll 1997 at Dally Piiot Milch 27 ApfU Naecome Drrve, . MIHlon buslnHt yet'1YH, 1.95 Name Statement lht •ti :1tci w1nw::' Office TIWSTEl!'t IN..E NO. Unltld StaltS) and/or c:alllef'I to !ht Nollcl Ot Default and ~ ~= = 1:00 am. Tttrnt for tht Nie • VleJo, CA 92g91 Phln 81Mlng Ill Tne following persons are of lhl COu Cl ltl. A Act 111741 On~ 18, 1117, Q1111111d Of olhlf c:NdcS speol· ElleliOn to Sii hftun topMr1lon
ate Cut\ onty, Salt ~ 3, 10, 17, 1917 U\713 Thie buslntu It eon· Thl1 ltattmenl WIS filed doing business as· H H 0 liOus ~ '°N ~ ~ • at Q2:00 P.M. • the Nol1h fted In b CMt Codt (PfYlbll ll'l rM:o<ded 1211611996 In toptw90n, ~...__.*Id
to ~Oon. l..8nd<ofd PUBLIC NOT E ducted by: an Individual with th• County Cletk of 1408 Posada New ·0;j siness fronl en1rance \0 the County IUI at lht 11mt 01lieIlle).1t In page, • lns1JUment No. wle as tlwlloR. recor...,., on retefWt the l'IOht to bid. IC Have you ttarted doing Orange County on 3.4.97 Beach CA 92660 P 1111st be filld ~ m lhlt ::', COUlttloUat. 700 Civic ~ front of Oii llaQpollS at lht•m 63l382 of Slid ottldld tlCO(ds July 22. 1• a. IMtn.11••
Below It • lltt of narnee llot1Uo&1• hafMa• bullntsl yet? No 19973712875 Kevin' M Filzp1trfck 1408 Thi llli!IO Of !:J:",.,_,. W Drive Wiit. S.U Ana, entry IAI to lli1 Pllctnlla Wll Siii on G4110fl997 at In No. •*~Bodi -. ... • and~ numbett. Name ltat9fnent Aot>en Lff S111lord Dally Piiot Mar. 13,20.27, Posada, ·Newport Beach, "!'of ~ ~~use 111 CA11'1 the (Jl.y at~ Ana, Cenltf, 401-~11 E. CMom front ol,Jhe llaQpolls at lilt Mlin ~-· at ~ •• NAMES, UNIT NUMBfR, The fol"-'~ Thia t&attment was ftled Apr 3 f997 Th720 CA 92660 fis ~ a, of s ..... ~ ot Cowlty at Qrlnge, Stile ti AYIOUI. Pllctnlla. ~ al ngh ennv atea 10 Bit Plactnlla County, ~ DESCRIPTION ofna 1 ~"""' l*tont 11• With the CoYnty Clerk ol • This business ts con-Name in lld*>tl 1111 .¥.... callfom'8, Callfoin£I ~ lftll artd' lnlllest conwytd t C.nlt1 40\-411 E. Cl\aomltl Call under the~ "'
ROllN RAEl.! A0020. ~ li~:' :=:J:r0P; Orange County on 3·14·97 PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: an lndivld~al anolher undtt f«Mnf, SU., veyance Company, a c.11--and now belcl by It under sald,Avenu1 Placefllla. CA at 10 00 at uM thlfeln conlalned. •
HOUSEHOlD, 8vXES bl Pr ru · oun • 19973714141 H111e you started doing common law (5" 5ecton 1 fon'M COfla'ation. u dA6V dtld ol trust II 1'11 propeny AM al plll>llC IUdlon ~ Oii wlll M4I It pubic~ ' RENU M. PRINZ. A003e. mlnao0~,:/., H,~ ;. Fia; Dally PUot March 20 27 Flctltloua BualnH• business yet? No ttMQ., lllsines.s IOd Plulessions ~ nu.. l.WlCW ~In Slid county afld sit• lllgnest bidder'°' casn (~the hlghe-lt tiiddlr '°'
HOUSEHOt.D. BOXES, AP· cc) fllrc0pet1y H°":'. R _::9 A.prll 3, 10, 1917 th74S Name Statement Kevin M. Fltzpattk:k Code) lhll c:alUlrt DMd d TNst tltSCr1bell as· PARCfL 1. Unit 1!> at lht llmt ol tlll Ill laWIW or thedl u •
PUAHC!S ult Ac • Th• following persons are This statement was filll<I Fim Alng executed by~ W Chris-a shown Mid dtllned on Iha~ mOMy or l7lt Unlltd St111s), al low, ~ II h time d LISA F'RIEZE, A0239, Co~~:' Hw ct., ~ Wi PUBLIC NOTICE doing buslnt ss ••:Sugar· with the County Clerk of Newp>ll Buch.costa Mesa tophef'9Cll1 incf Mle«o av1> c:«takl condomllllum Olan ngn1. title and intlrtst c:onveytd sale In 1-fUI money at U-. 1 BOXES. APPLIANCES a. h CA J66:J wpor plum DrH ms by Llsa Orange County on 3· 14·97 CN41131913-371--0 Miv20.27. tCJC)fW90n, hUlblnd and racordtd ~I s. 1971 in to ano now held by It under Slid United StMes d AmerlcC.o. CORY RIGGS, A0720, To~ a Mt_, T stet I Flotltlou•htlneH RoetteDHlgn,2202P1elflc 19973714144 Apr 3.10.11X17 wlfeattrUllorl.~on Boolc 1232•. 302ofoltlcW.dfed ol crust 111 1111 propeny wttlloutwamnty~tH ::
BOXES, HOUSEHOW Pr...,_..: HouM T~t m Nam• State,...nt Ave., Unll B, CM, CA. 926!7 Dally Pilot March 20 27 July 22. 1-. U lnltrumtnt rlCOfds of aflOI Coumy;silllated 111 satCI county ano Slala implied as to Ude, use= .. SASSAN l<HAJA\11, A0738, -~ • The fotlOWlng persons art U11 Jozwick Roche 2202 . • • • No • .._.... •• In Book -. callomla. PARC£~ l" M undi~11et•nat11t 61Setlbe0 M mor1 suslotl Of encumbr
fUANITUAE. BOXES :'each CA~ Newport dolnQ bullnet• ae:Natural P8cillc Avt., Unit s'.. CM, Apol 3, lO, 1997 th74e PUBLIC NOTICE P• -. at Offldlll Recotds vlded 1140111 inllWnt In and t lufl't Otscnt>ell on said Oetd Of Ill Oght. tflle and ~· ..
RICI< WRIGH!L A07ts~, · Thlt • butlnHt It COil-HHfih Sport• Thtrtpy, CA. 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE ot Onlnge County, St.Me at Lot 4 ol Tract No. 8835. Coun Trust The propeny aooress and now held by It as wuc:h T~
SUITCASES, BOiu:S · • 2901 W. Pacific Co111 This business 11 eon. callfomla. ~the power ol Orange sin of caitlorma. as 0111er common designaaon 11 tee In and to tht follo¥Ma
MICHELE L. TITTL! tu::s ~.a :u d~!!, ~-· Suitt 250, Newport ducted by:1n lndivfdual NOTICE OF fie Mt. 1ff7~71f1ot at laM thef*' contained. shown on a map 1ecorded In any of tile IUI PIOC>trly de· dewtbed property duaeCI >
A07MJ. fUANfTUAE bull ·--?. y VM•v Belch, CA. 112663 Havt you 1t111ed doing APPLICATION TO ACTmOUI IUllNQI will Mil • public auction to Book 352 Pages 31 to 35 oftser1bed abOll• IS purponed to In the atoti...ro COunty tnd JAMt:S FANl4.t A0792, Tom ~~etT etl, 1980 Mlfk Phillip Roche, 2202 business yet? No SELL ALCOHOLIC MME STATalf.NT the hlghut blcidW for c:.utt. m~llantaus maps, records °'Ot 2921 Cltalpa SIJltt Newport SUite, to Mt: APN: # 422·1~ 1
SOFA• BO X1; S. AP· ·Thi• ttatem~t' ~.. tll9d Paelne Ave., Unit 8, Co1t1 u11 J. Roche BEVERAGES Thi foll0W1ng peison(sl 1"'9 °' ched< u de9a1bed be-orange County, Calltomla~ Beacn CA 92660 Tiie unoer· 04 The loUil wnount at ow
PUANOES with the c ty Clerlt f Meu. CA 92827 This 11a1emen1 was flied delng tais1ness IS PAA'f.:-NAY low, payablt Ill the time ct togelhtr Wllh a» lmprovemen1Sis1Qned Trustet dlselalms .my Uf'lpaid p1nclpll ~ JEAN 0000, A0797, Of•""• Cou~tyn on 3-14•9~ Thi• bu1fnt1t 11 con· With 1he County Clerk of To ':"'h~mE ~ AM~b f~~ INN. 1'J #17868n. 1 t~ N ule In lawfUI money d the lhereon excepting 111eretr0111;Nab11try ror 111y 1nCOrrec:tness ol lnt~est !Mfeon. ~
H 0 USE H 0 L 0 , AP· -.. duettd by:an Individual Orange County on 3-6-97 e er n · Halllor llw Svfll Ana. CA United Stiles ct Amtrica. oon~omtnlum unllS 1 lhrougl'ljlhe prooerry address and otller With rea~y e.stlm;l.ted PUANCES, BOXES 1H73714t40 Have you atarted doing 19973713258 LAGARDE ls(are) applying 0'2700' · without warrancy ~Of 40, tnclu~lve. IOC.Jlld lhereon~common deslQnatlon, ti any. costs, eiu>enses and ·» r PAYTON L CHACAl.OS. Dally Piiot March 20, 27, business yel?No Dally Pilot Mar 13 20 27 ho the 8Departme~ 01 Alco-Al~ Ent!fll'!Ses a c.flolBa Implied 11 to tJtle. use, pos-Excepting 111eretrom and undl-snown llfletn The total amount 11.ances at the time at h
A08515, fURNITUAI!, Apfll 3, 10, 1997 th7•• Mark Roch• • ' ' • Qlle everage ontrot 10 CO!lx>mon 745 E. Valley et"° RUion or encumbrancu, vlcled 112 Interest In all 011 gas ol uie unpaid balance ol lhe lnltlal publlc:«lon ct thl•
HOUSEHOLD Thlt 81elemenl w11 flied Apr. 3 1997 Th722 sell alcoholic beverages at Ste 248 sanGallciel CA01n6" all t1ght, title anct lnterut or olher hydrOCllfboll 'sut>-lot>hgaoon secured by the prop· Notice .are WA.6K.8t
MICHAEL CONTAERAS. PUBLIC NOTICE . with the County Ct.rk of PUBLIC NO'JJCE c22.28 NMewpocrt B9
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2v6d.. 11Ch. TNs l.isiness is ConclJcte<I by now Mold by It u auch ~ stances l'flnq m, on or under the any co oe sold and reasonable Currently dated C.shleta AOlt71. BOXES, CLOTHES Orange County on 3.7.97 osta esa, A 27 "!I tee In and to the folowing above desaJbed proe>env as $e~esomateo cosis. expenses and Checks or Certified ~ks HELT C/O M SIMON FloUtloua •u•IMH 19973713413 Flctltlcua ButlnHt •n On Sale Beer and Wine· acorpomon need m detcrlbed property 5*uated torttl In lhe llnal order ol con advances at lhe time ol lllt lnlllal PIYllble to the 1'-ustee Of
B0005, FURNITURE: .... ~~m• Stat•m.,,t Dally Pltol Mar. 13,2027, Name Statement E~Un~1f1a~e ~ce~:(s). t ~:. ~=ssco"::er the In the afa<ffaid C0untv and domtntum In favor of Ille City o~fpubflcabon of 1111 Nob 01 Sale ~ are accept.able to
t10USEHOLD ,.,. ,(llloWfng pereons 11• .. 3 """ Th721 ' Th• following persons are u s e w P 0.r f·..., State, to wtt: APN: # •22·153-Newport Beach a munletpa tS S299 356 59 In addlllon to nustee provided Pf°'*' PAUL LEWIS, B001', doing bullneH as: t) Spa· ..,pr. 1...,7 doln business as:S1les B~ach-Costa Mesa Daily ""''ous lllsiness name or 06 The toe.I lllTIOW1t at the CQ(l)oranon of the 6th class. cash. lht lr\Jstet wilt ac:ctpt a ldentlflcatlOn Is evall:ibM.
BOXES, BOOKS • retlrne, b) Sparetlme lnttr· PUBLIC NOTICE Traln~ng Alllance, 321 Vlsca Pilot Marc;,h 20• 27• April 3• names hSll!CI allow on Miron lO, unp&id ~ bllance. certlfteO copy ol wtlleh rec:o(deO casn1er's dltdc drawn on a Stare From lnfornutUon wtlktl the
PAUL L'WIS, BOu21, actM, 151 E. 211t tl'Z'T, Suerte Newport Beach CA 1997• 734 !~Zm ., VERA OOERPf\ISES Interest thereon, togtthel Januaiy 27 19!>3 In Book 3«3 or Nallonal Bank a Checl drawn Ttusltt deems relblt*, ~ BOXES Cotta Mtaa, CA 112627 Flctltloua •ualMH 92660 ' ' lh ~1:u "'-• With rusoMbiv estMNtecl Page 80 ot olfldal records by a Staie or Federal Cree11t for which Trustee makes rd
CHARLES W. HAWES. Sean Leonard, 216 9th Nam• State11Mnt Kathleen Ann H1nnahan PUBLIC NOTICE 9y:~...,~ ~With costs, upenses and .,_.commonly known as: 7 San lfnion or a c:hec:tl drawn by a reprtHntatlon Of wananty, B0115, 90XES COPY StrMt, Huntington Beach. The following persons 1,. Cox. 321 v111e Suerta. 111s staltme was • n...~ vancu It the time ct the Dollar Coun. Newport Beacn. tall or Fedtral Sa\lll'lgs and the strMt address(H) «
EOUIP. CA 9*8 doing bu!llneu as: a) Newport Bench, CA 92660 h COumy Cltlll oC .,,.,..,. lnitlll publlc:Mlon d this APN. 933-38·308 The unOt Loan Ass~Oon Savings other common ~ BOBBY Q. RUSSELL, Tom Kracht, 151 E. 2111 GIZM'O IMPRINTS 81 Jl.A Thlt business ls eon-IGTICfOfAVAllAllUTY COunty on Mlrcll 13, 1097 Notice ..,. $2215,282.21. staned trustee dlsdalms an Assoaallon or Savinos Banl(Of the 1bow desctibed
C0303, MATTRESS Slfaet 127, Co1ta Mtsa, & ASSOCIATES. 442 Bry-ducted by:1n fndlVldUlll Of AJllUAL R.ET\IRll NOOCE-Tl1S f;daDous ~Currently dllted ca.tWefs lllbllity 10( any meorrec:1nlss 0 Spealted In StcOon 5102 Ol l!le property ~ 574 JoerW1 It
DARLENE EWS, C0308, CA 92627 son Springs Co~ta MH.a Have you started doing ~11Ulllt to Sec:oon 61()4(d) Of Sl*ment elCOl!S fM Y'alS from Chtdls or C«ftlfted ChecU lht Slretl address and olh Flnanoat CGM and IUCna<Ultd to Cotta Meu. CA '2S27. SIU-
BOXES FURNITURE Thi• butlneu I• eon-CA 92627 ' ' business yet? No tne Jntt~ Rewrue Code. nooee lhl dllll 1t wlS hied 1n h Office PilYablt to the Tluslot Of common designation. 1f any oo bUs111ess Jn lhls stall In tnt property Is b8'IJ add ~
l!IRYAN LEE HALLER, ducted by: CO-pattrtefl Jacqueline Ltigh Arnold, KathlMn A. H1nn1h1n IS hereby ~wn tNl h MAia of lhl COunry Clerll A new fidl. bidder at• ~ to $/IOwn het'tlll said sale Wiii event tender Ollltr Ill~ casn isthe purpose Of paWlg h
C031tl, FlJRNtTURE Htve you started doing 442 Bryson Sprfngs, Costa This 11a1emon1 was Med M.lm IOfh Yt• e~ klUs ~Slness Hln1' SI* Trustee PfOVlded ~made oul witnout cownant o accepted tile truSlet '"'Y Wltl'I·~ steuftcf bi sMd
BRYAN LEE HALL EA. bu•lneu yet? No Mtu, CA 92627 wllh the County Clerk of ber 31, 1096 ol the ITll1t be tiled pnor to that date ~ Is waiWlle. warranty u Dreneo or tmphed hold lhe 1ssuan01 01 tilt Trus· Detd ot TNst lne1Udlng tees
C0344, BOXE.S Sean LAonatd Thi• buslne11 Is con· Orange County on 3·10-97 AHO WU.IS HAMLTON fOUN. The tlhng ol lhs statelTlll'lt dOes From lnfC>f?Ndon wtlich the regaro111g bile possesston. \H's Deed unbl tunas t>ecomeand expef\MS ct the Trustee
OUYEN K C NGUYEN. Tom Kraetlt dueled by: an lnd/vldual t 9873713558 OA'OOH. a P11V11it toundlton. 1s not of itself aulhonn the use 1n Trustee deem• ~ CXJl enrum1>rances to P6f Ill avat.lable to Ille payee or ~n and Of s.. Caltornla ~
C0355, BOXES, HOUSE· Thia 11atecment w11 filed Have you startll<I doing Diiiy Piiot Mar 13 20 27 1Yt11ai.1 for 111!*c 1m'*'on by tin S1a!I ot a F;ctiaous ~siness tor wtildl Trustee makes no remaining pnnopal sum ol 1h oorsee as a matter of ngllt Sal :vi9"Ce· ~Y· :
HOLD with the ounty Clerk of bullnes1 yet? No · • · • q 1nll!M11ed atzen WhO i.-Name 1n YKJlaoon oC tile nghls of rt1)fuentation °' warranty, note(sl secured by said deed o salt WWI be maoe but Wllhou n.tstM, Y ~bof
JOHN FIQUEROA. C0431, Orenge County on 2·7·97 Jacqueline Leigh Arnold Apr. 3 1997 Th723 CJ!e:slS it it Ille fCIJndOon's lllOlher under Ftde111. Stlt9. the street addfess(es) Of tl'usl for 1111 amount reasonao covenant or warranry, upr Brignac: • Vice PresiOt."'
HOUSEHOLD. BOXES. t9973710439 This statement was flied PUBLIC NOTICE . pnnal)ll office loc.aled It 345 W common ,...,·cs., Seaon 1 othef common designation esllmared to bl S7!>.600 .• The Of 1mpU1d r19•dlnQ 11111, PoS· ~~~ ~·
FURNITURE Dally PUot Mar. 8, 13, 20, with 1h• County Clerk of Meals Averoe. Orange, CA 0266.5 et StQ . ~sinessano ProlesSIOns °' the aboVe dela1bed beneliciaty under !lid dNd o S8SSlO!I "' encumbrances. 10 ·Jit16) ~-
ROBERTS OAAU.OS. C0524, 27, 1917 th71<C Orange County on 3·14·97 FlcUtloua ButlnHt Telel)llOne 1714) 637-2nD be· Coclel property Is: 578 Joann SC trust 111retol0te ueculld and S11JSIY Iha tncleOllldntSS Stc:Ured ~~~ ~· iJJ'
MATTRE S. 80XE 198737141 S3 Nam• Statement QIM&ng on the °"9 Of Ills PJbb· First Nllng CosU Mu&. CA tm7. Said dellmfd to 11\e undersigned by said deed. advances Qltfaun· • J;£BE:lr.JEsSEV80A~ls PUBLIC NOTICE Dally Piiot MllCh 20. 27, Th• tolloWlng peisons ere CAon and tor 180 days lflef!afl!t Hewpo11 Belcil-Ccsta Mesa property 11 ~= '°' Wlit18n deetaradon of default and der. willl #lllrest n prO'ikled ~ ---
.. ...,.1e·... RUBIO • ,.,...,.. Flctltl .. ut •ualn••• April 3 10 1997 th741 doing buslnou as: Bloom ~nng norm1fb1smess lloUrs CN411317 Mar20.27. Aj)r3,10, the ~lonrpose ct ':-bVby ": demand lor '3te, and a wntll ltlereln, and !I'll unpakl prlncfoal ~ "" • ......._, ...,. • ' Venture Funding, 31 Shear-The pnncipal manager o1 Ille 11X17 obi._. • secur SA notice of default and elecaon t balance ol lht no• secured by
ST!PHEfll GLORE, Coste. Tht folloWfng pereon1 a1e Beach, CA 92660 Newport Beacll..costa Mesa . .and u ,pensu at the Trust" said nob ol delaull and etec as provided 11'1 said note. tees, HOUSEHOLD Nam. llatH,•nt PUBLIC NOTICE . wet er Place, Newport loundat<ln is 'Mitts HamiltDn. Deed at Trust lnclUdlng tees sen. tile undersigned caused said d"d wflh lnt11r1St lhe1&on lJ!!l!!!!!!!.J
fURNfTOR.E, BOXES doing t>ullnest a•! Show-Flctltloua •ualnH• Frederick M. Bloom, 31 CN413071FON545 Mar27. 191l7 PUBLIC NOTICE end Of sale. Califonua Re-!Ion to seK to be recorded In 1h charges and expenses ol Ille JOSE~~ .... L KUHN, NOe35, eat• Rental Cart, 3939 W. Nam• Statement Shearw11er Place Newpon conveyance Company, as county wtiere Ille rial property 1 trustee and th• tl'USIS a eateo IW MCll'IC vmw
HOUSEmJLD, fUANIT\JRE Pacific Ca.at Hwy .. New· The following persons art Beach, CA 92680 ' NOTICE OF llRUSTEE'S Mid lTIJstee. By Debotah localad. dalll: March 24 199 Uid • died of trust dalld. MaftllONAL MR)(
Publlehed N•WP-Ott por1 Beach, CA t26e3 doing butlnHI 11: Saddl• Thia busloeu 11 eon· PUBLIC NOTICE SAlE UNO~klEO OF ~ • Vice PrHIOent. Rould Al'81. II .... T 03117n997 LHder Senlct
Btaeh-Co1ta M ... Delly Chol lncOrporlllon (CA), back Valley Overhead ducted by: an lndlvldual TR · 9461 CofblnAve, Northridoe. 12631 Newport Avenue, Sul hraH, a aid TrnM Cemetery• Mortuary
Piiot Marctl 20, 27, 1997. 3939 W. Paccl.llc Cout Door, 1315 EHt Saint All-Have you started doing Fil. ND. tHn1121C14 ~1N 89874 NMANN-California t1S2A, (t1e) 387~ 250 Tuslln. CA 92780 (7141573 Calllorwla ctrJOnlle1 19600 Chapel • CrematOJY
_______ .,,_1_37_1Hwv., Newport Beach, CA. drew Place tlO, Santa Ana; buslneu yet? Yts, 3·1·97 rTATEllBfTOFAIANDO•BfT v OTH 670327 1 ~Maret\ 1~ 1•t 9011 P91528 3!27'4/.H lfo.97 MacAn1lur Blvd . Sul• 1970 PUIUC NOTICE '2883 Calif. t2705 Frederick M. Bloom Of IE dt017 AP NUM-23120,31Zt,4'03 IM11e CA 92612 (714) 442· 3500 Pac1fic \l-Dnvu ---------I Thlt butlne11 11 eon-Terence LH Ferguson, This 111tement was filed USE OF FICT1T10UI BUSINESS B R 9 -65-041 2850 by. c.tny E Prevost N-port Seach
SUPUUOR COUftT ducttd by: a COfporatlon 2950 Mindanao Drlv~. with the County Clerk ol MME '/.. E IN Df6tUL~ ~~-s ELL 1commercta1 Stnlo< ~ 944-2700 0 , CAL"ORNIA. Have you ii.tied do#lg Cotta Mesa, Calif. 92826 Otan9t County on 3·1 4·97 The lollOWlng per50n(s) ~ATE~ ~iE~D22 1g\2UUN· CLASSIFIED Ollar P91203 3!20 7 ptr-ir llOTUl!-
COUNTV O, OMNO• ~2""1 yet? YH, May 1' Thia bu~lness It con· 19 97 371415 1 111tNvt abandoned the use ol L~SS Y TAKE ACTION H s the resource you 4M 7 ~ ,,_
'41 TIM Cltr Dtfw ho, lncorporallon Mlteon dH~~ b~ an.::~du:ol DaUy Pilot March 20, 27, lht t°'ous bu11ness name T P TECT Y~R your home can· counl on to soil a ---------I IB1 lllOADWAY
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of Trfa· buslne.! yet? Yet, 1l·86 ~ A?fll 3, 10. 1997 lh743 EDUCATIOH TtfW EHTERTAIM-~JbEfT • P'JeL't\AL~ through classified myria<;1 of merehan· On the move? Mortuary* Chapel aox t417t •ur• Ttrenc. L FatgUM)n PUBLIC NOTICE WM\ 2229 E Unc:oln A.Wille, IF YOU ~E~ EXPLA· d1se items, because Cremation or..,... CA Thie tla1ement ... filed Thlt staternenl WU filed Anlhlim.CA92806 NATION NATURE FIND our columns compel Sell your extra tae1a-1571 with the County Cltf'k of with the Coulity Clerk ot Flctltloua Bualn•H The hcnouS llUS111e$$flledllllnt OF TH :EEOING qu:ilifled buye rs to household 11 O Broadway IN TH• MATTU OF Otange County on 3-14-97 Orange County on 3-f~·97 Name Statement ttlttrld ID alJOW WIS in AGAIN~ YOU. YOU call' Costa Mesa
THI PITITION TO 19973714123 19973714128 The following persons.,. ~and~'\, ~llV 2.7, SH1';~ ~TT.A~~L ~ an apartment 642·5670 Items M2-t150
CHANG• THI NAME Dally PUot March 20, 27, Dally Pilot Miich 20, 27, doing business 11: Amerl· Jolin H. Keeley, 787 ~a ~WY GAL ARI t'TS lW~ through classified In Class/fled
0' JllONA TIMOTHY APfll 3, 10• 1997 th74t Apr113. to, 1997 11'1752 ~: 8:~~· s~~:~'~.' ~~ aata, Corona. CA 9171g ~ THE EN OF rtfiS
IUNrt PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Port Beach. CA 92663 f""'!1CleMU~-~ckson.CA91637861 Gleen-N rl EIS he b 1ven that CAii NUM•IR Cheri Emily Fleury, 1 29 ..,. • ......... OU L ~Corp f d
At•M1t lkltltlo"aa...tn... Flctltl'-uaBualMH Beacon Bay, Ntwporl Tl1Sb.tS1nesswasconcllCW<I as all~: or successoi put a ew w• 0 r s " OllUNIR TO NlllM •t•t•m.,,t Nam• ..... t•m•nl BHeh, CA 92662 !_Ir I gener;il partnership. trustee or s1,1bstrtuted tMlee SHOW CAUll l'OR The following pettons art The followtng person• 11• Thia bu1lnt11 Is eon· Signed. GlfHN It ERICKSON p.nuanl to the Deed 01 Trust CHANGI OP NAMI dolnQ bullneu u : Cout doing l>uline11 u : AAA ducted by: an lodlvlduat This 11111ment was filed witll execuled by James ~ Kom·
,ETl-R(S) MONA to Cout Po•t, 310J W. Propeller Service, 121 In-Have you started doing lhl . Goul'llY Cleft( Of Orange mann, Jr and Jennifer W k f
TIMOTHYAINEY HAS/ Coast H'NY .. Ste. 401, New· du1tnal Way, Cotta Mell. butln•H yet? No County on ftlJN&IV 28, 19!17 Kommann. hU~ reoordand Wtedfie t 0 r 0 r y 0 u por1 Beach, CA t2tl43 CA. 92627 Cheri Emily Fleury Newport BelCll-COStl Mesi as ~nt tenants o W
CH., GE·~ .., ..... ES FROM Pheonix Lane, Huntington Ogle Circle, Costa Me11, with the County Clerk of ment No 9 • ,L o '" · FHA0Y! FAl~00AROPEETRITIT00N Rlchald Gtenlngtr, 111102 Thom11 Emlt'Kfffer. 433 Thi• statement was filed CH410120 MarS.13,20,27.19!17 on July 30.
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~' ._,.,. e.aeh, CA 92&40 CA 92627 Orange County on 3·14·97 ~ recorJ!~ tn u"' O 0 u•e ~~~"g~~=:~tfil8 Liia Greninger, 19701 Thi• bu1lne11 11 con· 19973714142 PUBLIC NOTICE ~~"ll c~~ra 0and~~ c 11 642 5678 It Is hereby Ofdtfed that Phoenix •Lane, Huntington ducted by: an Individual Dally Pilot March 20, 27. sU:do u);'1N()11C9 of Oeraull a ·
al penona lntatHted In ~h, ;~.=: 11 con-~~: •• ~0u•t?'~.~~3-8~0lng A.prll 3, 10. 1997 111746 fie Nt..1ttm14t11 and Election JO Sell there~~--• ~~ = ~~-= ducted IJY: husband and Thomas ·lm11 KHter PUBLIC NOTICE '::.~ 1~~stru=~ 9tl ..,... wll• This atatement wu flied --'s) i~ 6~~9 of sa!Q 011'1C1al R~-~703 ~.:;e ~~ Have you tlatt9d doing wltl'I the County Clellt of Flctltlout Bualne.. ~ :':""~ ""'a"ML£R Qllls WILL SELL on~ 16! ~ ............... :.. ahown aoove bUllnHt yet? No Ofange County on 3·21 ·97 Name Statement S1IAK SEN000 NIJ SAt.-o AJ ~1 at10.00 AM. In Uie Iron
.....,_ • , Ula Grtnlngtf 18873714853 The following persons are AN 1ooleS at Mmain tl)lly onk~at. 118!.:,.at ~ ~ Thia ttaternent WU flied D•nu Pilot March 'rT '"~·11 doing t>usln• .. n 11: law #17MG6;...~ !:1!D CA a to the Ila CIVIC oc p.m ....... .,_,, .... with tM County Clefk of -·1 •...,. Forms ServleH 3941 s ~ ......... ,., ... m. ter. 401-411 r;mao uwt ahow cauM, K any ~County on 3-t4-97 3• 10• 17• 1997 lh791 Bristol St U~ll E·147. VllJ1T Yenl.\7. ~~· AT ~= ~ s:!: . tH73714128 PUBLIC NOTICE Santa Ana. ·cA 92704 • -~calit rooo r~· ~~~~fUe'ibDE~ JS~ o Daffy Piiot March 20, 27, 01v00d Kharuml. 1135-C ,__, 1 onu _,...,....,., ~ (oavable al lime ~ nr:-.:::~ that a Aprll 3. 101 1917 lh753 FlctlUoua BualnHa Buckingham Dr .. Colla ~~AWM. Aw!Sldt, sale in TaWtul money ol the
Ntltlol of INt -to thOw NanM StatenMnt MHa. CA. 92626 . United States). all nght. title c.• • " or thed 111 PUILle NOTICE The folJOWlng peieone are Thi• bueln111 11 con· Ths bu11nm is~ bY and 1111ere51 c:OOveyeq ro and ~ I::: dolnQ business at: Emer· ducted by: an Individual a COIPll80fl oow held bY. It Under sad :!:P8~ ~~"= '1otltloua 8"91Mu aid Bay Tenm Academy, Have you started doing AecJstranl his not ret _,n Deed ol Trust in tl'le propeny ~ cft\llaClon NMte ltat•IMftt 307 ~ Avenue, Bal-butlne11 yet? No ID trnld lllllntn under 1111 111uated 1n said County and
,...... The followlng pereont .,. tioa ltfand, CA. 92862 DtvOOd Ktl•razml lic:dOul lldllltll name OI Slate he<8"'8fter deSCnlled one. ':':. co;:'Y,;,!! dOlng butlnett aa: Tustin Michael Robert Briggs, Thi• statement w11 fll9d lllmlS NSlld hlrltn. n . As more DMICU~ o...1 Autoptp, 2005 T\latln Av-307 Aootena Avenue, BaJ. Mth tn. County Clerk of SQe> ctASSC FOOD SSW· ~ on Said ~ o ~ ~ 10 enue, Santa Ana. CA t170S tioa ltftnd, CA t2ea2 Orange County on 3-14·97 as. it«: .. Br. ~ Tl\:! ff:' 0 AIM and
DA'ila MM 1' ;"7 Frye FamlY Partntrlhlp, Thie bu•lnHI 11 con-t9973714t43 Mum. Pmldlrt other ~ ~natoo 11
l'RllDmHCK ' HORN Stualt 8. fl~. General duet9d by: an lndlvlduaJ · Diiiy Pilot March 20. 21. TNs ltlllfT*t •• filtd ao~f the rear'p(°operty de-Ju D QI /0 0 ... I .. I ::=,.°t!1 ",'-r~ F= :.~ t?•=ed doing Apfll 3, 10, 1997 th747 !:i ec:,~ ,:0,_°"'10I ve ·~PJllll<lrted to
llOMltl °'THI IU,S-Strett 1~15. Newport Mlct\ael ~ggt PUBLIC NOTICE ~Ta-TIU Acbous Nln1' ~ta 1sa~ ~Loop,
RIOll COURT Beactl, CA 92MO Thlt 1litemtnt WH filed s..m.nt 1111Ji111 fM Y'll't f ~ unde' rustee at.... M .. ....,._ Thlt bualneh la co~ with the County C1e1k of 1'1ctltloua BuarneH lht <11111 It w. filtd In lht Offlca \flsdatms any rbUity~ao Piiia~ ..... •M•dlHft A cluc1ed by: a llmlted '*1· Orq• Courity on 3·21·97 Nam• •t•temtnt Of lht COu11'1 a.11. A,_ Rel· iO(l)rT8Clne5$ o the . "
I t , LL~ 711 I '*'*"'P tH'37t48'4 The followlng person• are _,, !Mt,_ Nlml address and plher oo .:!.!!___ 1,;... I.alt~ Have you •tatted dolog Dally Piiot M11<:h 27, April doing busliw•t u : Compu• nvtt 111 filtd PllO< ID lhll <1111 designatJon, ~I an/.. 1 0 ..-...--!_ ... 1.._.. bUtlnett Yet? No 3 10 11 1917 th7e2 Tech Appra1111 Service. The filno of !Na .-mtrt herein Tlleb ~ob-1IOO, YI .,..._..._ -Stu.tit S. Pryt • • • 3419 Via Udo, Ste. 201 , not of lW IUlloGt N u• 1 ~ un~ o
90017, ATtORN8Y TNt *fatMtlC Wat llled PUIUC NOTICE NMVp<>rt Beach, CA 92663 M • ol • Rcliloul M i'tl~liOIO :C:;' ~~e=: llM # ..... with ~ County et.tic of Wllllam Paul Ftrgu1on, ...,. 111 ~ ol 1ht llQl!Cf of ~ 8Sb1Tl8ted CX>sts e~-
Publl •"ed Newport Orange County on W1•1 F1oUtlow •"aJMel 9382 Nautllut Or., Hunting· lllOIW undW,....., SI*, oenses and eo~s at the
8ffctl.Cotta ...... DallY tff7Ut48H ...,_ ll•t•fMftt ton Buch, CA 92820 ._ tc.... SeQotl 1 ITT cor lhe inltlill f"lll*a~tion .... ._.. ~ -..., •-.. n.~ '"°'' Merctt 27 APfl The follow!-pettO'le are Thlt buelneu 11 con-common• .. ~ ...... IWf ~,llCI 0 Sale Is .--_..,. .............. " ... _,. • ~ Scot! duct.a by· .,, lndMc:tual •• --.... 1 t J
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HUNTINGTON COSTA MESA 2124 BALBOA NEWPORT RENTALS TO ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE
5530 MISC. 6015 BEACH 1Q40 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PJ3NINSULA 2607 BEACH · 2669 SHARE 2724 2920 5~30
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H • w LI• t Ing Bluff. 3Br 1Ba. Ocean 18D Duplex Enclosed El•e•nt, New 2 +2 CdM lov•llf rm shr French R•ck D•lf B•braltter Ne•d•d ·sports Minde d Entlr.-:"sehold Items. S 1 8 8, 9 0 0 4 Br breezes, fl'!mlly neigh. garage;:./atove, ref, corner unit In Back bath. lg kit, sundeck, Sale Asst. League· of for 3 kids, 2•8 yrs:-lold. Doe s S 1 OK m Cf. furnishings , office.
1:75Ba. New carpet, $1275/mo. 646-1011 hkups, steps to beach Bay w/large windows WO, NS prof fem. Aval Newport Mesa Spring 1•2 times a week. Commission appeal to tools. Appt 675·8854,
paint, appliances & W'alde condo 2bd, s84s/mo. 645·t58G2 and high ceilings. 4·1. $430. 7 2 1·9548 Fashion & D11slgnar Evenlnvs $8/h,.. you? Expanding· Mfr. Exc lus ive C&nter Club·
morel 1 Buyers Broker 2.Sba, gar, hkups, -· ·. -Pvt "'ar w/d fp frig COM Newer 3br home. Lab e I c Io th I n-g. Coslf Mesa 444·4030 Rep Co needs to team Membership. Transler-
o ers. e uce ee .2 .Near schools, Gated Communltlf Large decks, fplc. ,...... _ .n-~ able. $5000. 7 ·0520 ff R d d f F' l:f • ' ' • •April 3rd, 10·~* ---players for O.C. Wiii 23
Flnanci11g. _For a pa ks, s h opping CORONA $1345. 789•1746 5550/mo.+l/3 ulls. · 2220'..-arMew.nd, CJVJ .... are for elderly train, 714-586-7680 . (3l0) 5l 8·858S
private showing, call +beach. $1100/mo. 2 622 N/sm prof's 675-3639 -woman·-~ust have Telama1ketlng Old Commerclal r;:~)·~6f~~~;se~nt:; +deposit. 429·1885 DEL MAR H ':~~~a~~~-ES-C'M Lg SBd 26a ~/THEATER --~:-; Mo~:F;,~ef82:a'4-~~ ~~!~ •. ~~r:~~~ ~lf.e ... -SSS. Oa k
3066 at the prompt. _________ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiflan~d 3br qpt hOmes w/ pool, tennis .court, 1/2 CASTING 2921 / 1 b desk, SSO. Gas stove,
LAGUNA Block• from the . oversized patios or acre backyard. lBr avl Career Strategies ~a~~~!a 1 t>°:i~~oe~ S35. Rockwell cutoff
_H_U_N_T_I_N_G_T_O_N ___ BEACH 2148 Be•ch Huge living balconies. Surround SSOO·Ulls incl. 5,15·1886 Tale nt Search! Temporary & 7a·1pm 714-899·1008 saw, $50. 645-9127
. space avail In 1 & 2 yourself with a lush HB 3br 2.5ba shr Temp To Hire Queen Wave less HARBOUR 1042 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji bedroom apt homes. landscaped setting Condo. nr Beach Blvd ' Mc Donalds, Baby Position• W••kend w ate r bed w /6
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497·1085 shopping & schools. schools. Conveniently N.B. Eastbluff Lrg trvlne. Pay $8.00/hr. office & very busy S125.00 obo 434·1555
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Dogs_ & cats welcome. located nearby. Gas, mstr bdrm, pllt bath, At least 6 months phones. Fax res ume 1---------
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more details (some ing from $1135. Call Newport Heights (714) 251·8811 Jobs Now hiring game Lo w Mo nthly Pm ts
restrictions apply). 789-1753 to set appt. 3BR, 2BA. Mstr bdrm FOUND Ladles wrist DISPLAY wardens. s ecurity Free Color Catalog
¥$895. 2BR Condo ----------(some restrictions avail. Lrg closets, pvt watch on Mar. 19th, at ADVERTISING maintenance. park Call 1-800·711 ·0158
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Very pvt lower end COSTA MESA 2624 the salad bar. Please For application & info 1---------~~t~ ~o~r;i:~n~t~ f~~I: Steps To B .. chl call and Identify P;~~I s:!~~lyac~~~~; call 800·299-2470 ext COLLECTIBLES
David A Thompson Rllrs E'alde 2bd/1.5ba 2-car ~'::, 11~~·a~:i~~'·"!~l~~ COMMERCIAL -645-963o. executive. Must be de· CA1lSC Gam-Spm, 7days 6017
B k REOI 3b 5 gar, fp, stove, hkups. Avl now 208 43rd St REAL ESTATE FOUND Roller Skates pendable, team orl----------l'=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
::iuxe condo 0~ .,::~•---------sm. patio/yard. $985. rear unit. 714-965-0550 •••••••··· • on 3/20 by Thrifty ented, self starter who EMPLOYMENT 'FREE Celebrity ad·
Gourmet kit, gar, el· NEWPORT 845·5862 Drugs on Harbor. Is a,ble to work . well SERVICES 5533 dresses through lhe
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atyle with 1 car 1904 Church St. k1tchen, large walk-in 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 548•6045 plus commission. We the ITslings in this cat-TO BUY Bluff• E-Plan End garage. Tons of Open Sat 10-2pm, call closet, d ishwasher.'' also offer excellent egory may require you
Unit, Full Bay View, upgrades such as for appl 1st 631-2242. private extra large CANNERY VILLAGE LOST CAT Blk/wht benefit package In a to call a 900 number iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Lg 3Br +Fr, Prime custom plantation ---------patio from living room, 0Hice/ar1 studio shor1 hair male on ·drug free environ· In which there is a Old Coins Gold Silver
Loe. 720-1704 Bkr shutters, tile counter E'Slde Largo 26drm addllional patio off of S~S/mo. 3/16 near Charleston ment. M/F/DN · charge per minute. Franklin Mini, Sterling
Blutfa Slngle Level tops, Ille flooring, w/enclosed patio, ga-bdrm w/outslde stor-6 7 3·37 3 3 St. In Costa Mesa. • For conslderalion Old watches & jewelry
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Nice Greenbelt Loe. carpeted private bal· rage. 276 ~-iabri~~ age space. Vertical 966-9172 please fax resume to: _E_M_P_L_O_Y_M_E_N_T___ Wes1coas1 Coin 642·9448
1002 2Br + 2Ba. Prlnclpals cony, full wall accent S5SO/mo, 7 •11 b II n d s Inc 1 u de d INDUSTRIAL 2788 LOST DOG Golden Janise Cross, Dis· TENT TRAILER in
Only. 720-1704 Bkr ~~~ed &wa~sei~ ,'~v~~ •~e.,.•s"""'"1d.,.•-S~ha_r_p_2_b_r-w/ throughout. skylight In ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Re tri ever, red d Is h play Adver1islng Man-WANTED 553 5 good condition. Will·
By OWNER gar. W/d hk·"ps, near living room, unlquet• color. Young, 2 yrs. ager, Huntlngto Ing to pay up lo $5''0 4Br Hm-G.O. Remod. Prime area. Also wired w b th I ·t / · · 10 000 SqFt Beach 1 de e de 1 v N pt He"ghls $750 a room vani Y ' old. Near Newport n P n n 966-1772 or 642-4321 kit, lam rm. a/c, recent . Newpor1 Pen Bayfront l,h rough o u I w/ w 1 • dressing areal Neutral lndustrlal Building Beach River Jetty on (714) 965-7174 Dog W•lker, I wlll
'roof & morel $154,900 w/dock. Xtra wide lol s peakers for Intercom Agt/Pam 546·5880 carpel throughout! Production Pl. N.B. 3124. 645_8184 RE-=~=-=-..,....--.,..,--• walk & love your pell Top Dolla rs Paid
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Call Mike 645-7595
..agt 714·983·3481 2-stry, 4br, 5ba, storeo. Acl fast. this -E-,-S-ld_e_S_t_u-d-io-.-R-e-f-rlg-. carport stall to ac-Divisible. Bob Caustln WARD FT/PT Sa lea positions Weekends · Only!
$1,950,000. 1024 W. won't last! $\530. stove, fan, micro. Ulls commodate 1 vehicle Bkr 722·87771.,...,,,...,,-=-------available at Lady Golf Morgan 714-642·85'33
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expanded, pool, spa. Fash. Is. Avail 3115. Lrg Modern 2bd/2b• s1410. 789-0931 PROPERTY 2790 NB in Feb. 675-3391 720·1998 Kristen Personal Trainer PETS &
$519,000. Broker, $1495. 640-1529 Carport. pool, spa, Avail Now . Will Travel ANIMALS 6049 Gen Ofc Recept, P(T, Mark 810·3479
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w/d hk·up, gar. avl 4-l Vista Del Mesa w/d. pool/spa, prkng.
StSOO. 759·0874 ___ *_5_4_5_·_4_8_5_5_*__ $525. Erin, 497-4485
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· 2800 sq. t. Garden uite
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1·800-728·1518 or partial ~mgmnt.. Appl/utll Incl. Yr lse.
Code 2081 Don St.Jean 633·2344 $725/mo. 848·9531
abundant adjacent parking.
Convenient, top quality commercial
area. Negotia e terms.
$2000/Wk. Pot. · shifts avail. 719·6777. ¥ Lots of 1LCI ¥
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All Goes! was her/ dryer, frig. all furn,
king bed, dis hes, lin-
ens, couch. vacuum,
more! 145 E. Wiison
Sat Sam 642·1405
Moving Sole Fri, Sat,
Sun 8·2. Plants, bikes.
toys etc. Tustin Ave.
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Clean a. lmmaculatel iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3 bdrm, 1.75 be1h
home w/ 2·car attach Deelgner condo 2 + 2
garaoe. lrg pvt ~ear Fully furn. Turn Key.
yard, crackling fplc, Pool/1pa. Lrg yd+
count!)' kitchen & patio. $1750 w/11e.
g:duao locatlonl 11950 w/o. 759--7028.
.,, ""7aC .. hr•ls~l_:•o· Agt llxecutlve Twnh••
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CS:ndo 28d 2.ISBa tam rm, 2-car gar
i:tory. 1.aroe patio, S1791mo. 878-8049 aide launcfl)', frptc. --~--...-..,..-..,.._
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"72 New Vorker 4-dr, •90 Lexus LS 400 ---------------------------• 120k ml. W/avc rc:da,1--------.. Only 11 k mile•.
vry gd cond. $1300 '93 LEXUS GS300 Loaded, co, etcl
OBO. Muat aactltlce. Full option 58K (0030668) •Hurry!•
5pm-9pm, 544•5507 White Ivory #029422 Lend Rover
MARINE SLIPS
DOCKS 7022
U' +or· Nu dock, ele, DATSUN 9060 wattr. yrly $200/mo. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3406 Marcus 673•1363
'79 010 Sedan. alt, 35' Mooring Btwn AM/FM can, new trs.
15th & Lido, N.B. Runs greatl $850 s9500tobo. &69-5553 OBO. 75k orig mta.
80' Slip Prime• NB 540.5995/754-4455
locallon. Parking avail·
able Call 863-2329 ---------,or 721-0103, FORD
BALBOA: 40' DOCK.
Two Side Ti e.
g• ,iind 13' Wide.
• 71 .... 942-4905 •
Sall/Sllp 9tt beam, 10
mlns to sea, maln
..:hannol, up to 4511
510 per. cn:M)835
AUTOMOBILES
BMW 9030
'95 3251S Spons Pkg,
s-spd, traction control,
Loadedl $27,200.
714·780·1549
'90 3281
Convertible
Samoa blue, silver
9075
'05 Mustang Auto,
Y·8, ac, all pwr, pwr
brakes, am/Im can,
cus1om whls/c:ovors.
$9800. 847-3441
'78 F350 P/U 4 dr
w/servlce bod, ladder
rack. Vory strong 460
CID. New radials with
alum rims. Great work
truck . S2900
540-5995'754·4455
'87 FORD VAN Conv.
V-6, NT, P/S, A/C,
Low ml. Orig. Owner.
SS,495 obo 720-1722.
'93 T ·Bird LX SL, V·8,
lull pwr. 54k ml. looks
kuns new. 59000.
Balboa. 673·0563.
HONDA 9085
gray loather. phone. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cd changer, only 3k
m11es. T90084 $39,995 '90 Accord NT. AC,
ILtll pwr, AM/FM c:ass,
snrf, tint, cstm whls.
511,500. 631-6890
Bauer Lotu•
Costa Mesa
-:-642:'f700 HONbA 2 ·n~w Bridge· ---------1 stone "Potonza" tires. BUICK 9035
'85 Riviera Exe c:ond.
(185 60 Al4) w/rlms
+ whl cvrs: BO over
$100. 673-2715
• new llros, $2500. ---------723·1937 JAGUAR 9105
S241277 Miaalon Viejo
' 9 3..,. T 0 Y 0 TA 365·8750 CAM"Y LE L.Nttter
()Illy 3A K Su!*b cond
Lexus lr•d• #297229
$13,977
'94 LEXUS SC400
Black Full option
Certified 2.9% APR
avall. Won't tastl
#037721 $33.077
'91 MAZDA MIATA Anniversary
Edition Auto lealhor
CD hard t op
#122624 $10,977
'93 VOLKS .JETTA Rod Auto
AC aunroof CD 45K
P o r f.e c t c o n d
$11,977
'98 LEXUS ES300
CD moonroof. Full
option conltled 2.9%
APA avail. I 158853
$20,977
'98 INFINITI 130
only 12K Every
option posa. Now
Lexus trade
!11014328 $25,977
'96 LEXUS LX450
Champagne Ivory
chromes. Save hugo
on this onol
!11128163 $43,977
'92 LEXUS SC300
Green/Ivory. Hard to
come byl Try to beat
this! 1009027
$21,977
LOTUS '9123
'89 Turbo Esprit
Red, tan leather. only
23k mlle1. 2PTN739
$29,995
Bauer Lotus
Costa Mesa
642.7700
MAZDA 9125
'91 028 OX 6-spd, 4·
dr, ale, cruise, Ult, am/
fm c:ass., 63k ml.
$7700 289·040 I,
MERCEDES. 9130
'80 450SL All
records, low mileage,
both tops, xlnt condl
$14.250 obo 717-7777
'84 190E Cloan, xlnt
running. Loaded. Snrf.
new brks, bait. 98k
mis. MLISI sellll $5900.
547-4248
'84 380SL Movlngl
Must sell lmmed! Wnt
w/blue llhr Interior.
$14,750/lirm. (as Is).
Vory clean L2LILL998
496·B095 days only
'89 MB 560 SL Wht.
Local car. Low low ml.
P.P. wishos to soil.
$32K 714·642-7771
OLDSMOBILE 9155
'B7 Ctera Brougham
V6, fLtll pwr. Only 64k
8y CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TAN~ HIRSCH
GIVE ONE, GET TWO
Neither vulnerable. North deals.
NORTH
•A52
<:>A94
OQ76
•J862
EAST WEST
•K 97
l;}J 106
0 J 109 3
• 1094
• J 1084
O K8 7532
0 8<C
•6 SOtITH
•Q63 QQ
<>AK62
•AK Q 7 3
The biddmg: NORTH EA.ST
Pan Pa111
21'(1' Pa11
4• Paa a 60 Pe.as
Pau Pa11
SOtrrH ...
30
<&NT
64
Open.mg lead: Jack of 0
WEST
Pua
Pa11
Pua
Pua
If you have a choice of which
defender to play for a specific card,
choose the defender with gr eater
length in the swt -there ts more
room 1n th:it hand for the crucial
card. Al duplicat-e pairs, 1f you need
a good i:;core desperately, go against
the odds by playing the other
defondcr for that card.
l'wo no trump by a passed hands
showc; u balanced 11-12 points -u
perfect descnpt1on or North's hold·
mg. Once South received a club
prefcrl'nce. Blackwnod was used to
check thut two aces were not mass·
mg, nnd six clubs became the final
contract.
I\ was a good slam, depending
either on a 3-3 diamond •plit or on
limiting the spade loaer1 to one.
Declarer won the heart opening
lead In dummy with the ace, ruffed
a heart and drew trumps in three
rounds, ending on the table, Ea1t
discarding two hearte. Next ~ame
the ace, Icing and queen of dia-
mond•. Had that suit split, declarer
would have returned to hand wnh a
heart ruff, discarded a spade on the
13th diamond and claimed 12
tricks.
The game wi.s duplicate pairs,
and the percentage play after East
discarded another heart on the
th.srd diamond was to lead a spade
towar,d the queen -since £ast waa
marked wilh diamond and cl ub
shortage by the play, that defender
rated to be long in spades. But
North-South needed a good result
so, aft.er ret urning to hand with a
heart ruff de~larer led a diamond
and, instead of ruffing, allowed
West to bold the lnck, discarding a
spade from the table.
Down to nothing but spades.
West was forced to lead away from
the king i n that suit. Declarer
played low frotn dummy, East pro-
duced the ten and 12 tncks were in
the bank.
Learn to be a better bridge
player! Subscribe now to the
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60680.
CADILLAC 9040
'94 LEXUS SC300
·Balck/Ivory Certified
full option. chromes
2.9%' avail.
$31,977
org ml. & u shows•,---------~--------~--------$3700 631-8433
'86 Sedan Deville
While. Like newl Total
Mileage 48,300. Now
ongln!), brakes & tlros.
PP 56000 640·2181
'88 Sedan Oevllle
Champagne, V8,
loadedl Rolls grill,
'gold pkg. special top
looks like c:on11er1. 69k
mis. A must see cart
$6500. \ 675-8610
'92 X.JS V12
Convertible
White, bluo leather, c:d
changer, chrome
wheels, low l'niles.
(3KAG283) 524.995
'94 XJS
LEXUS·
MISSION VIEJO
1 ·800-669·5398 Convertible
Rep. barley leather, 6
cynnder. 2 • 2 cd I~=======~ c hanger, chrome
wheels, only 16k
miles. (3KCK 118)
533,995
PLYMOUTH 9165 PONTIAC 9170 TRIUMPH 9215 4}(4 I 9221
'85 Plymouth
• New tiros. 65k ml
$2000. 8 42·2219
Cjln't seem to
get to all those
repair jobs
around the house?
'93 Pontiac Grand
Prix SE 4dr sedan.
Loaded . 25k mis.
MLISt see I s 11 ,990
730-9004
ROLLS ROYCE 9182
'80 Triumph TR7
Roadsior. 66k mi.
Black. 550,000/0BO
over $2600. 548·1089.
4X4 9221
'93 Range Rover
Long wheel base. Only 35k mil Fully
eqlppod. Flawless.
(638446) $29,950.
Land Rover
Mission Viejo
'B3 S·10 Blair:er 365·8750 5-spood, 6·cyl, runs ~,,.....,.,--,...-..,,....,..-""'"'"
ACROSS
t Monastery hold
6 Ouit StlOOLing
" Alto 14 Steam tlath
15 Churp, singere
18 Actor Mo11ow
17 Writer Chellhov 18 Spelbnd 20 C1Uf. hours
21 Fiiis with
reverence
23 Tricky
24 -otr incited
26 Gal With w111 power? '28 Mended
30 Not a soul 31 Happen
32 Leaving
33 Flyjng saucer abbr.
36 Ruler of
Otympos
37 Aool support
38 Be aware of
39 S!xlh sense 40 Poet's spring
41 Brealdast meat
42 Door lrames
43 Helmsrey holdings
44 Makes safe
47 Like a j\Jdge?
48 Swedish money
unit
49 Dandies
THURSDAY. MARCH 27, 1997
50 Spasm
53 Slone A<Jft rellC
58 Tropieal vine
58 Baseball'•
Williams
59 Majorj artefV
60 -OUl, Ulltlg
thoftily 81 Sult.Van 8l'Ci
Asner 62 VOies In lavor 63 T\ghtly ~ked
DOWN
1 Memo abbr 2 Protttblts
3 Vallow !lower
4 Sir Yoko 5 Br ·oolo!ed
btr
6 Feit so1e
7 Mowes
8 Caveman
Altey -
9 A\#'lts and
uocles IO Wash111g away 11 In a -quickly
12 Seeps
13 Toes 1tie line 19 Gel bored
22 Tie the knot
25 Wildebeests
26 Raise
27 E1ern1ues
28 Catnap
29 Experts
32797 Cl,,,, U-F-...~ '
30 They could be Katann1 Wttt ~
ptopert 45 Went wr~: 32 Drudges 46 Ftrewood u
33 Vague 47 Soll driolc.I " -. 3A Ninny 49 Destiny
35 Possesses 51 Lodges .. ~
37 Heavy bool< 52 Canary's -38 S1!19f!r Sm11h holt)O -
40 Distant 5" Weed the -'I I Snow veni<:le garden
'12 Jup1te1 s wire 55 Sounds or '13 Make like a hesitation
bunny 57 Pies
44 Footwear for n.ckname
CHEVROLET 9045
'94 XJ6
Oyster beige. barley
loather. chrome
wheels. cd, low mllos
(3HPY363). $23,995
Chances are
you will lind
what you need
at the price
you want to pay
when you read
Classified
Lei the
Classified
Service
'78 Rolls Cornish
GorgoOLtsl 34k miles!
Wire wheels. Very
spoc:lal. S43,500.
good, needs work '94 Countv Only 30k,
$1995.obo 642·3822 black, running boards,
grill guards, mnrl, etc: . ...!:====~~~=;::~~=:::==~~!!!!!~=~~~~=~-&. '84 Blazo r (644702) •SAVEi•
'72 El Camino V·8,
auto trans, dLtal nh,
p/s, p/b, ate. bucket
soots & wheels. BILie.
S2900 obo 759-3407
'77 Corvette
Teat green. T-tops,
new .tires. looks very
· nice. 55.000 cash.
673-6700. 543-1897
'85 3/4 Ton SUB
Sllverado. Full pwr. 2
AC's, 3 seats, now
ball/1iros. Tow pkg w/
EZ hit hitch. Low ml.
Looks/ runs groat.
$7000. 673-0563
'95 4-0r Tahoe
Forest green, tan llhr,
ed. custom whls/lires.
Loadedl $27,000 '1rm
714-642·9232
81' C•m•ro 49k orig
ml. Showrm c:ond. A/C
Blk/Blk. Must Seel
$4500 720°1565
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
ACOUSTIC
CEILINGS 3408
CEILING MASTER
•Acoustic: Removal•
Custom Textur .. Palnt
Uc'd. Mark 838·7300
APPLIANCES
S~RVICE 34Z6
APPLIANCE REPAIR
1Washer1, OryersJFrlgs
Salff. Reaa.831·0297
ARTIST 3429
MAKE·UP ARTIST
• Weddings/Proms
• Spoclal night OUI
Great Ref a • 12yr• exp
71.-..a 10·8049-pgr
BAtHTUB
REGIAZING 3448
11.iMODEL 4 LESS $S
Complete refinishing
& Aesforalion services
New Stiower Ooora
Llc/ln1 203-0779
BUSINESS
SERVICES 3488
PU•LllHKD WRITER
fdttlng•Word ptoc.Nlng
In home WOik. 10ytt •icp Llave mesaage 98'-el93
CABIN!TS 3490
Adv1nced Wood1y111m1
-Cullom Cabinet~-
Doors-Cop"' Cel Ing
Moldlnga • Mantel•
W1MO 714498-8170
CARPINTllY 3510
A .. Z NANDYMAN INSTN..Lm[,ACt CAllHCTI
IClctlenl, b4llht, dOOt•. ....... °!"! .... ,.
'92 Sovereign
Regency rod, barley
leather. chrome
wheel. only 39k miles.
(650048). $19,995
'93 XJS
Convertible
Brlllsh racing green,
barloy loather, 6 c:ylin·
dor, cf'lrome wheols,
only 20k mites.
(3DFU596). S29,995
'94 XJ6
White, barley leather,
alloy wheels. low
mites . (698754).
$23,995
'94 Vanden Pia•
Flom6nco rod, cream
loat her, sunroof.
chrome wheels, low
miles. (3BAH806).
$26,995
'95 Vanden Pia•
daily
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DJ rectory
help you lind
reliable help.
642·5678
When. you're tuned
into classified
you're tuned into
your community.
844·8B19
SUBARU 9200
-. '83 Subaru Wagon
GL Wh1to, 5spd, c:ass.
AC. S850. 673-2741
5spd ·~Ok miles on Land Rover new onglno. 54800.
ca11 675-6808. Mission Viejo
'93 County Wagon 365·8750
Lo mi. Lo ca 1 c: a r. -:-=-..,.--=-....,...-,...----Prl s itn o c:ond, co. '94 Defender Hard
loaded, otc. (627l 02) top & solt topl Lo Lo 528.950 miles, loaded with Land Rover oquipment. (942410) $32,950.
Mission Viejo Land Rover
TOYOTA 9210 ,~,...,,...,,,....3..,.65_·....,87,....5_0__,,_ Mission Viejo
'93 Defender 110 365·8750
The or 19 Rhinomob1lel .,..., 9,,.......,5-0,,.-e-f_e_n_d,_e-r-9~0 '87 Pickup 4x4, 5spd Ready lo go on s:ifari-low mi (9l85ll) Hard top. only 1800 custom wheels, new •HURRY!• mil Roll b<Jr. Running hres. lift kll, $4200 b d (98 1270)
114-760-1549 Land Rover .":~1.:e BEAUTY•
•95 Avalon XLS Blk. Mission Viejo Land Rover
blk 11hr. V·6. 4dr, a,1. 365·8750 Mission Viejo
snrl, ILlll power. 22k --------365·8750
mis. 521 k. <900) 666• Overstocked w1·1h 1705 pgr, 549-5068 Black, cream loather,,_ ________________ _ stuf1? SELL (727016). $36,995
BAUER LOTUS
COSTA MESA
642.7700 ----------
CARPENTRY 3510
CARPEHTRY•Wlndow1
Doors • Wood Fences
CloseVGarage Organizers
L#261581 • Call Bob
249-8323 Pg-312--0026
QUALITY CRAFTSMAN
Custom cabinets/crown
molding/Ille/marble/Misc
repairs. Charles 557-7684
CERAMIC
TILES 3528
BATH & KITCHEN
•REMODEL
•DESIGN ..
• Counters/Floors
• Shower Pans/Repair
L1504803 Rob 376-2129
Leaky Showera Rep'd
Re~rout1ng & lnstoll'n
L6 0 130 oan of Tiie
073·8065 or 846-8526
Newport Tiie & Marble
Fine Creftamansh~ ...
ACCEPT VISA· /C
Showera/Counter1/Flr1
N•l'I SIOOl/Mtrble Ff'c• LG4548& 842·2 14 -
CHnD CARE 3536
¥A Place In The HHr1 Home~Oa~~Care
Enronlng all agea.
Fun ac:llvlllea, meal• &
T.L.C.I l"30"4'202T1-0
Call Cathy 045-483 t
CLEANING
SERVICES -3548
A TOUCH 01' CL.A.98
CIHnlng. f'ealComm
Uc/8ond'ed. FrM Eat.
Teresa 282-7143
•80H HOUSECLEANING
UCen1ed·Bonded
•10.00 lt hoor. 714-1~.03 ..
••rteht H••olnlne
luroP•an Prof'I. .. " In townl Aefs IVtl Exp
Orac• •11·M81
116 OH t•t Cle•nl,..
HOUMS, .,,ts, Offtcn,
)One .vo; ~"· 674-32)0 111
CLEANING . .
SERVICES 3548
•WINDOW CLEANING* ·Mlnl Blinds·
FflEE ESTIMATES
945-0335
COMPUTERS 3556
IPC'FlXl
COMPUTER HELP!
F aat•Frlendly•Affordable
Upgrade Repair Train
Free Est-$10 Ott w/od * 714-813·0579 *
COMPUTER
TRAINING
e Windows 3.11 /95
• MS Office/Quicken
• Hardware/Software
ON SITE e 70AYS
714-721.0252
Computer Training
Aflordabl•·Personal
Ont-on-Ono Training
CAB Admln 831-4258
Home Computer
Start-up. From Ground
Zero To 'the· tnternot.
HCS2 714-891-4755
MACMEDIC • Care for
Macintosh Computer•
-Jo41our hme/olc:. Low/
houtly rare.-e73-88 te
CONCRETB It
MASONRY 3557
Brlc:lc, Bicek. Stone, Tiie
Cone, Patio, Driveway
Fptc, 8901. Ref, 25Yr.
Exp. T•rry 957-7894 * 811t Prlot/Qu11fty L.ndeeape, bfkk, .,,,. concr. IOO-ne. tOOT
•CIMINT WORK•
·•t•;:iect Concrele-Bric: loCll/SIOM/Tlle L5'111e U1-4a10 ' "°""..,... .... n;y 9flok•Stonee8tock
Lg/Sm Jbt•Repa&te ok
Fr" I.at. & Advice
L1t11111 _ea1-H3a
To plac:. an ad In
Cleaalfted
Call 842-8878.
CONTRACTORS
GENERAL 3558
AJ Pallea Construction
Addlhons•Romodollng
-Gonorat Contracting-
L#450732 848°3018
l.D. DEVELOPMENT
Custom Home/Aemodol
No fee unhl completed
l#480664 721·0404
LEWIS Construction
Remodel•Handymon
Ltl'704773 Local Rea.
•714-557-5925•
Residential
& Small BualneH
Conalructlon Design
·Add1Uons/A1models·
Civil Engineer • Ref' a
Ll303133 723·1800
DRYWALL
SERVICE 3584
..,SMALL JOtl--E>CPERT
Drywall/Plaster Repair
JH1nglng;Taplng/lex1ur1
Comm/AH 551·5573
ELECTRICAL 3610
Sm•ll Job EXPERT
Duncan l!loctrlc:
Loc:al/Oulc:k Reaponse
L'275870 850•7042
Peterkin Electric
Prompt & Low Rateal
rea-c:om/am-lg Jobs
CSL6181p 748·5255
FENCES
It DBCI<S 3615
* Wood ffencee * F\eplac:e/R•palr Low S
FtH haUllng/Ht. Uc'd ~Const t74-530t
PLOOl INSTALL
llPAmS 3820
•••••• Svo• lnatell Hardwd/Vlnvl/Cetamlc
PIAOOJCat=,.. alt. L:1oean ...... o
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GUAG! ··' DOOIS 3878
'95 CAMRY LE Auto A call to
Trans. n/c, p/b, p/s. Classilied
am/Im c:ass. 50k ml. will help
513,900 759-0288 642-5678 ·~--------
GARA-GE HEALTH/
DOORS 4\ 3678 NUTRITION 3742
•$25 Service Call• PERSONAL TRAINING Ropairs/Serv/Openers 2 FOR 1 SPECIAL All Makes-Models
Llc'd 650-Sorv-(7378) FRIENDS•COUPLES
Train w/one of So. Ca. ••$475 • 16X7'1\"• Best Trainers In New· Includes linllway. por1's Finest Private weathor-stcip. inslalla· Facility. Very Ro as. lion & tu 645-5704 Ratesl Call Mike Now
1-800· 735-5882
HANDY MAN 3710
IMPROVEMENTS
•Paint/Carpentry• HOME 3756 Drywall and morel
Small Jobs Oki
Cary 645·5277 LIKE-NU CONCRETE
Remve oll/rus1 stains, • ROOF REPAIR • • Collings painted crack rpr. Re-nu/seal wd
• E1Cplr1 Etectrlc:al decks froe est 760·8427
• Catpontry & More
22Yrs E1Cp. L#535977
11 4 .5 3 8 ·1 e 7 2 JEWELRY 3784
BREWER'S TV·VCR
& H,~. Services William Horold Jeweler
Unde $300. Ll!7'3660 Watc:h/JqwelrY Repair
Accept M/C & VISA Antique• Fino Jewelry
C.M. Dale 831-1818 Buy/MllJltadt 873·0385
Earthquake Sale tr
Strap• for tiot water LANDSCAPE 8t heattr1 onl~ S89,95 LAWN CARE 3808 lnstallod. 7 2-0440
Hand~man Ch•rlle
Painting, carpentry, BASIC YARD MAINT
wa1or blostlni , fences. 1 CALL DOES IT ALL1 Local COM 7 0 °5044 831-4422
HOMI! SERVICES Pager-413-8142
Anything & Everything , TREES , Free E11imate. Aef'a.
Michael 75&·1440 ==-~'tr.&1e MSM Conat Carpentry
L•wn S•rvlce. Mow/ Drywll/Pnt/Plmb/Elec
Remodet•Sml/L.o lobe. edge/aod/sprlnkltt•/
L696-327 902·2430 c:ln·up. Al eee-2718
Lve mso or call aller 5 QUALITY CRAFTSMAN C11 pentry•C ablntl• eORBKN MASTER8 El1c1rlc•Plmbj•Doora Land•~aplng A Malnt. Misc repllrs55 ·'7884 TrH Trim • Rtmoval
QUALITY SERVICES • G.,denlng Svc 841 ·5512
lmr,rovementa/Repalr• Landacaape R•MOCl•llne l'a nl. Profl I Ol*ant'd Yltd tune up(~. FtM Eat. e90-S~8 lllndtc_..i1111ts11e..:. a;;; lauretl ce...: ContractorfC27 ,
Repait1. ltnfKovementl, "on 11tNce1 t45-not5
em jobl. Oualt,lltnt~rr& I Catt, l<en I· t 1 llWLIAP-;--~·--BAUUHG 3720 ~--·· ahw1• G•nnlfti ~ Thel ... lftlt • Lanfto•"'9· u.n · .. ,,.,. ••row lotld.'' care lnllall'l\/Remcwat
JOHN IS0.1118 lprtnk .. ,. ...... ,
your home through classified
LANDSCAPE &
LAWN.. CARE 3808
VICTOR'S Prof'I Land·
scape Maint. Seasonal
Color. IOYrs Exp. Xlnt
Rois N.8. 457-1739
YARD Clean-up, Tree
Trim/Hodges/Removal
Ndw Lawn & Plants.
980-8502 Pg·748·5375
MASSAGE 3830
L&B Sport• Therapy
All body care to relax
& rejuvenate. RN/LMT
CM 722°9823
STRESSED OUT?
Massage Therapy In Dr.'s
ore:. Heather 843·9053 $15 OFF lnlllal Visit
MOVING 3834
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Calll. Public Utlll·
11es Comn11sslon RE·
QUIRES that au uaed
household goods
movers print lhelr
P.U.C. Cal T numbet;
limos and chaulfeurs
print th•lr T.C.P. num·
bor In oil advertls•
ments. II you have a
question 1bout th• I• gallty of a mover, llmo
or chauffeur, eall:
Publlc Utilllle•
Commission
71 ... 553-4151
ALL.AMJIRICAN
Move•·U •••••
Carelully, Coun.OUsly
A ftor the Right Price
Tll86977 849.0223
lpllt a .. end MO¥tne
Prof Mov.,..I 14* SN 7D•~JSr Ol1c1T'1ll452
43 ·•1 a3JP.$4t·MSO
PAINTUfG 3158 -
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4X4 9221 4X4 9221 VOLVO . 92~
'86 4 .0 SE
7600 ml. Black &
boauttful. Almost
new! (322634)
•FLAWLESS•
Land Rover
Mission Viejo
365·8750
'96 4 .6 Riola Metallic
beaLtty· only 15k ml.
Every conceivable
option . (318243)
•BEAUTV•
Land Rover
Mission Viejo
365·8750
Overstocked with
stuff?
A call to
Clas'sltled
will help
642·5678
PAINTING 3858
CHUNG'S PAINTING
23Yrs Exp-Ort Pricer
Ouar Work·Fre• Est
Uc#375602 538-1534
Ike'• Custom Painting
Prof, Clean, Quality
Work. Int/Ext & Docks.
L#703468 031-4910
Patera Painting
20 Years Experience
Free Estimates
Interiors and Exteriors
Rel err al. e5.-..0512
PET
SERVICES 3870
Pet Sltter/Do1 WaJker
Dally/Ovemlghl visits.
Rola al/I. Uc'd/Bonded
Dtnlse 714-935-8070
PLASTER
REPAIR 3880
Pla1ter/Slueco 'atch
-Ser.'ing So Ca. 25yra-
Llc:#326864 24Hra
714·554-7831
PLUMBING 3890
THE LOCAL PLUMHR
.. Jiron E. 8ang1r1 Oo .•
Fr" E1tlmates Fr~ SeMc .. l,,.._.ed
Lf532M1 8154304 •·rr 0ta1n c1un1ne Ptumblng Repair•
20yrt ~. NA wort!=· St4mt MS.. M
Preota• Ph•mblne
Repalta & R•model1
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'86 Olscoverv Lthr.
Auto, ABS, Tow pkg.
1111, Cruise. otc:. Only
14k miles! (177577)
$27,949
Land Rover
Mission Viejo
365-8750
'98 Discovery SE7
Only 6k mil 7 poss.
dLl31 mnrf, tow pltg.
ABS, (179504)
•Low Mii••• Land Rover
MISStOn Viejo
365-8750
On the move?
Sell your extra
household
items
iA Classified
POOL
SERVICE 3894
Island Blue Pools
:reol & Spa Wkly Svc:
epalr: hlter/pump/htr
Acid wash 645·8728
ROOFING 3910
BALBOA ROOFING CO
Quality Work Guamt'd
Reroof/Repalr FrH Ell
Llcflns 831·5081
REMODELING
& ADDITIONS 3916
Farthing Interior•
Kltc:hen/Bath/Romodel
Rm Additions Visa/MC
Ll560875 073·1212
TAX
PREPARATION 3925
*IT'S TAX TIME* Call early for appt.
Jeanne Here E..A.
Attired IRS 673-890!5
TUTOIUNG 3929
•Spenlsh•Frenoh•
•HaHan•l!ne.t!!•L•
·UCI Profe1sor M.A.·
••o•llenl "".,It• lrwlllaaionl 497.3973
•ipanl•h·Eft9ll•h• 8 1·1lngual Teacher
Privet• ClaueS'-Home
Of Office. ••4 1487
'81 Volvo DL 1_3
AT, AC, am/Im ~
alloy whts, well mall},
classic: c:ondltf!l!!
53200/0bO. 549-75~
ANTIQUES &
CLASSICS
.....
9250
'73 Mas•r•tl Citroen
37k miles. All origiiiiil..,
5 I 0,500 or best ofler.,
Must sell! 998·521 ~
'81 Delorean ~
Stunning red finish,.
Lowered 2". Looa..91
like LOtLIS or Pante(Jll,'.
$14,950. 675·31~J
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through classlfi~d ;. /
642-5678 !
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WALL ~
COVERINGS 3~
Farthing lnte#loc\$t
lns1allatlon • Re~ Discount Wallc:ove
L.41560875 073·1~.
The Stripper ·~ Spec:lallzlng ·'*' Wallpaper RemoTSt-
L500s241 9e3.sov
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together. S111p, lnalA!f,
advice to the <:ra.tY.
631·2111 AnY'in!e
...
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get to all those • '
repair jobs
around _the ho0$et~
Let the ..
Claaalnecl V '
Service .
Directory
help you find ~~ .. ~. reliable help. e42-s•n := .....
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through clanl1ied -:
842·5878 .-..::...
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household "".,
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LEXUS MISSION VIEJO LEXUS M !SS/ON VIEJO • ANNIVERSARY SAVINGS
CERTIFICATE
IF YOU &RE ClJRRENTLY A LEXUS OWNER
DOUBLE T.HIS
CERTIFICATE FOR $2000 SAVINGS
WHEN YOU LEASE OR PURCHASE A NEW LEXUS THROUGH LEXUS FINANCIAL SERVICES
1 Cenificate Per Transact.ion
fj~Xl!S MISSION VIEJO LEXUS MISSION VIEJO
193 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 ••••••••• ~ ••••• · ••••••••• $10,977
Fully loaded, very low miles (667766)
196 INPINITI 130 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••••• $24,977
Only l 2k, ~ opt;on ponible, Bo'se sound. Lexus trade (014328)
193 VOLKSWAGEN JEnA GL •••••••••••••••••••••••• $11,977
Auto, oc, cd chonger mint condition. OnJy 42k (M036383)
194 TOYOTA CAMRY LE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $15,977
Fully loaded (000795)
195 TOYOTA AVALON ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$19,871
'"' ~i~ (036786)
194 ~"'"" 5~5i •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : •••••• $~,997
l Own., only !3k miles (KA306n ' . . f •
196 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER ••••••••••••••••••••••••• $40,. 677.
Only 4 , full option. Won't lost. Save huge (1427.48) .