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By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot r----------------------------, to Ensenada, Mexico, in the world's
largest intem~tional yacht race. The
event, sponsored by the Newport
Ocean Sailing Association and pre-
sented by Union Bank of California, is
drawing its biggest participation in
five years and may get an extra boost
if Thursday's windy conditions contin-
ue today .
Marcia Bents knew she wanted to·
sail in the first Newport to Ensenada
International Yacht Race 50 years ago.
• physlal edaca-
Uon and allllet-
tcs, according
to occ Presi-
dent Margaret
-Gratton. Por
the story, see
Sports, page 7.
Maybe it was because she knew
her futW'e husband was among the
racers, or because she was raised at
the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. But
as an unchaperoned teenage girl, she
knew she'd never get on a boat full of
men -much less down to the rau-
cous, male-dominated party that
would ensue south of the border.
This year, as the race celebrates its
golden anniversary,. things have
changed: The 53-year-old real estate
agent will skipper her family's boat,
and she'll use a computer to delegate
sailing tasks. And she's old enoug~ to
go to any party she wants.
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Animal control offi €er
Mike Teague says the
-turry critters ar e fine -
it's the humans who are
hard to deal with.
By Christopher Goff ard, Deily Pilot
• EDITOWS NOTE: Not all cops patrol the street
with gun and nightstick. Behind them are hun-
dreds of others who rarely make the headlines.·
all of them lntef'Woriclng parts in the complex
machine that keeps Newport-Mesa safe. The
Beat Is an ongoing series showing you the faces
behind the badge.
NEWPORT BEACH -For Newport
Beach animal control officer Mike
Teague, the bard part of the job is not ·
the stray cats, unleashed dogs, possums,
skunks and.sundry other beasts he runs
up against on a weekly basis.
•It's the people part, learning to deal
with each personality as it comes up -
that's tricky,• said Teague, a Huntington
Beach resident who bas done the job for
the Newport Beach Police Department
for five years. •People aren't usually
happy to see me. They get that deer-in--
• SEE ANIMALS PAGE 6
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• The 50th Newport to Ensena-
da lntWnetionlll Y.cht Race wtll
-.. from Newport Harbor at noon.-.
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the c.on. .. Mir bluffs.
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l I . L------~----------------------~ Her family's boat will join 550 oth-
ers in setting sail at noon from New-
port Harbor, trekking 125 miles down
The boaters will range from those
out to win to those out to party. The
vessels will include an old Hawaiian
outrigger and a boat full of celebrity
lookalikes such as the pope and Presi-.
dent Clinton.
Also part of the festivities: an exhib-
it at the Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum chronicling the race's history
and an RV caravan paralleling the
path of the race.
• SEE RACING PAGE 6
DON LEACH I OAllY PllOT
Marcla Bents was on the first organizing committee of the New-
port to Ensenada race and will sail in this year's eveol
Animal control
offlcer Mike Teague
cnd.les the •Ol'ellne
wbele be spots a pet
owner waDdng a
leuhed dog. Owners
with pets not leashed
receive a warning
tbe first ti.me and
dtattom thereafter.
Increase in student
aihnents keeping
school nurses busy
• District figures show lice, pink eye and
diabetes are plaguin'g more students.
By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Increasing numbers of dis -
trict stude nts have been plagued with head lice, pink
eye, diabetes and other ailments m recent years,
officials say.
"l think our Newport-Mesa distnct students are in
the (state ) average range as far as health goes,· said
Kay Bussell, health sefVlces coordinator for the dis-
trict.
Bussell said that she has seen more bee in ele-
mentary students' hair the past couple years and in
some cases, the httle bugs have refused to leave
even afte r special shampoo treatments.
• SEE HEALTH PAGE 6
Smoking extinguished
in county fair arena8
• Fair board adopts smok.i.Qg ban in the
Arlington Theater and covered areas of
the Grandstand .
By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Fair-goers will not be a ble to
light up in the Arlington Theater or covered areas of
the Grandstand arena th.ts summer, the Orange
County Fair Board of Directors deeded Tuesday.
Board members John Crean and Randy Smith dis-
sented in the 6-2 vote. The two argued that the
smoking ban was une nforceable and unfair.
"(Smoking is) a freedom people have had for
years and years and years since back to George
Washington,· Crean said "I don't trunk they should
take it away now.•
"No smoking" signs will be ignored and fair staff
• SEE SMOKING PAGE 6
Borgatta named city
editor, Dodero promoted
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! +Newport I I H arbor's Shane I i Reese gives lt his
i best shot to win
I lbe event during
Tlaariiday after-
DOOD tndt and
1o~y Dodero
nna Borgatta
Tony Dodero
has bee,,.
named Dally
Pilot assistant
managing
editor and Tlna
Borgatta city
editor.
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• Veteran journalists to oversee news gathering operations at Daily
Pilot, Huntington Beach Independent.
COSTA MESA -Veteran reporter and
editor nna Borgatta has been named city
editor of the Daily Pilot and its sister pub-
lication, the Huntington Beach Indepen-
dent.
In a related move, News Editor Tony
Oodero has been promot~ to the position
of assistant managing editor and will help
oversee the news gathering operation at
both newspapers.
Borgatta replaces lrls Yokoi, who is
leaving the I;>aily Pilot to take a city editor
position with the Long Beach Press
Telegram. Yokoi was originally hired as
the Dally Pilot's Newport Beach rePQ11.er
in 1988, left to take a position with the ios
Angeles nmes and then returned u d ty
editor in 1994.
•lril has become one of the top edlton
in the county and all of us here and thoee
in the community WW miss her greatly,•
aa.id Managing Editor Steve Marble. ·eut
this is an excellent move-up opporhmlty
for her and 1 know she'll be • success.•
Borgatta was hired as the Daily Pilot's
Costa Mesa reporter in 1994 and was pro-
moted last June to help launch and serve
as city editor for the South Bay Weekly, a
sister publication that is delivered with
the Los Angeles nm.es to South Bay resi·
dents. A Cal State Los Angeles graduate,
Borgatta has more than 10 years of daily
joufna.Usm experience.
Dodero, a Cal State Long Beach grad-
uate and former Los Angeles llmes
stringer, joined the Daily Pilot family in
1990 u an intern and was later hired as a
staff writer. .
He went on to become dty editor of the
Huntington Beach Independent and
helped launch the Westside Weekly, a lll-
ter publication that drculates in West Loi
Angeles. He became the Deily Pilot'•
news editor ID September 1995.
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JOW"DaHltl in our ~ahlzatioa -In any
orgUtaatioli for that matt•,• Mid Bditor wou... Lobdell. •
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FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1997
." check it out
Finding company in
~~ome notable books
•When others fail him, the wise man
looks to the sure companlonship of books,~
observed British writer Andrew Lang.
Those looking for camaraderie in great
-writing might choose from a list published
annually by the American Library Associa-
tion's Notable Books Council Selected for
Cieir contribution .to the expansion of ~
·knowledge and the plea.sure they can pro-
Vide adult readers, •Notable Books for
1997• include the following outstanding
fiction:
· • "Ship Fever and Other Stories,• eight
tales that use science as a conduit to the
human heart. Passion, sod.al colDIPentary,
historical figures and invented players are
interwoven in this
fine collection.
DROWN • •0rown," 10
elegant stories that
portray the
Dominican commu-
nity with both
poetic rhythm and
journalistic dispas-
sion. A world cir-
• Janot cumscribed by
01aa poverty, uncertain-
ty and casual cruel-
ty is consistent
throughout.
• "The Woman Who Walked into
Doors,• a novel about an alcoholic mother
of four, struggling for dignity as she battles
an abusive husband and feelings of pow-
erlessness. Paula Spencer tells her story
with witty playfulness, in perfect Irish
cadence.
• • "Behind the
Scenes at the _
-Museum,· a story
-about childhood
• trauma and family
tragedy, tolq in the
deceptively simple
voice of Ruby
Lennox. Conceived
grudgingly by a
disillusioned moth·
er who rues her
marriage to a phi-
landering husband,
J lt• w ......
-Ruby is a quirky character whose imagina-
tion yields a tale infused with wit.
• "Middle Son,"
a ~ry of brotherly
bonds among a
Japanese laborer's
sons on a Hawaiian
sugar plantation.
Guilt over a sib-
ling's death, tradi-
tions of duty, and
the juxtapositjon of
dialect and elo-
quent narration are
powerful ingredi-
ents.
•"A Fine Bal-
ance," an epic about corruption in India, .
. told through the experiences of four char-
• acters whose lives intermingle despite
: caste dilferences. Bombay is rendered with
. a Dickensian eye that magnifies social
·anarchy and bureaucratic absurdity.
: • •Asking for Love and Other Stories,"
·a collection about contemporary relation-
ships, set mainly on the East Coast.
Divorce, remarriage and the loss of inno-
cence are recurrent themes in these com-
: pelling tales.
• • "Funny Boy," a coming-of-age novel
.about a gay youth in ethnically tom Sri
·Lanka. Humor, an eccentric cast and an
·impish protagonist figure into this tale
about discovery, loss and longing.
• "Last Orders," a novel that probes
-existential questions as four working-class
: men travel seaward to scatter the ashes of
·a fifth. Guilty secrets, bonds of loyalty and
: undercurrents of greed surface as the
·quartet fulfills their friend's final wishes.
• ·The Night in Question," a sh'brt fic-
tion collection about emotional awaken-
• ings. Alternately hilarious and morose, ....
-these tales feature parents, siblings,
' strangers and friends in poignant, often
-absurd scenarios.
• CHECK rT OU1' Is written by the staff of the New-
port Be.ch Publk Ubr1ry. This week"s column Is by
Susan W1rren.
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Newpon Beach/Co9a Mita Daily Pilot
Getting the word Out ·
• Thansgender hairdresser to
help raise AIDS awareness at
beauty pageant targeting the
Latino community
By Susan Deemer, Dally Pilot
COSTA lviESA-Since shewas 14,
Leonela Nunez has dressed in
women's clothing despite the taunts of
those who objected simply because
she was.born a male.
"It damaged my life ... it's very dif-
ficult for me," said Nunez, in soft, bro-
ken English.
She has heard it all. It particularly
hurts when other Latinos coo or call at
her while she works at a hair salon on
19th Street. Still, that's the lea.St of her
worries. There are more important
things, like AIDS awareness.
But it's not for herself that she is
competing tonight in a Costa Mesa
beauty pageant that promotes protec-
tion against the fatal disease.
It's for an uncle who died of AIDS
nine years ago. For a cousin who
infected both his wife and their two
children. For a friend who she takes
care of in her home and for those she
doesn't know.
The Latino transgender hairdresser
is proud of who she is -more impor-
tantly, she wants to help others by par-
ticipating tonight in the fourth annual
1997 Senorita Hermosa Y Protegida
Pageant, or Miss Beauty and Protec-
tion.
• BRIAN P08UOA/DAl.YPl.OT
'Hairdresser Leonela Nunez wlll be parttdpattng ln the fourth annual Ml.as Beauty and Protectton contest that
will be held today at the Neighborhood Community Center.
• "I am competing to promote aware-
ness,• Nunez said. "It's .not only
(affecting) people who are straight or
people who are
gay. It's babies. It's
everybody."
coordinator for the next year. The win-
ner will appear at festivals and assist
in outreach programs.
Nunez, 30, who moved to Califor-
nia from Jalisco, Mexico 13
years ago, will be among 10
transve.stite and tran~gender
individu«ls to compete in the
event.
· The judges will include rep-
resentatives from the County of
Orange Health Care Agency.
The event is also supported by
the agency with funds from a
state AIDS prevention grant.
' The event,
which targets the
Latino transvestite
and transgender
community, is orga-
nized by The Cen-
ter Orange County,
a Garden Grove-
based gay and les-
bian community
services organiza-
tion. About 400.
people are expect-
ed to attend the
show at the Neigh-
borhood Communi-
The participants will be
judged in four categories:
swimsuit, regional costume,
evening gown and most impor-
tantly, their HIV I AIDS verbal
presentation. Other activities
and entertainment will include
a np·-sync show. .
A photo of Leonela
Nunez at last year's·
beauty contest.
Statistics from The Center
Orange County as of Jan. 31 show
there have been a total of 4,513 cases
of AID~ reported in Orange County.
Although J2% of those cases were
reported by white residents, the next
highest group affected by the disease
ty Center from 7 to 10 p.m. at 1845
Park Ave.
The winner not only is crowned
Senorita Hermosa Y Protegida, but
serves as a ?ole model working with
the center's community education
was the Latino population, with 21 %
reported AIDS cases.
The Latino culQire, with its <lose
families and its strong religious ties,
makes coming out of the closet more
difficult for gays and lesbians, said
Lorri· Mier, HIV program manage!' for
The Center Orange County.
·we tbihk (the snow) is a unique
way to put the HIV prevention meth-
ods out there to a population tradition-
ally underserved, but at risk for HIY,"
Mier said.
Nunez plans to focus her presenta-
tion on how AIDS bas affected her
family and hopes to enlighten others
in her speech on how they should pro-
tect themselves against the disease.
She is particularly excited about
the regional costume competition.
Each participant will model clothing
that represents the part of Mexico
they are from. Nunez bas ordered a
multicolor dress made at Placeta
Olvera, a specialty Mexican clothing
store in Los Angeles.
For more about the event or the
center's HIV program, call 534-1225
(Spanish) or 534-0961 (English).
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Or.nge County, as of Jan 31. : .
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• 21 % Latino
• 4" African American • 2" Asian . 1" other
• 92"-male
• 8% female
• 7"' ,,_ ~llbisexu
al contact
• 10% Intravenous drug use
• 4" hfgh-risk heterosexu.I
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of mouth. but the center also ii lilted
in l8Ver81 bridal directodel. In fad.
tbe fKillty ii c:aaapletely boabd =October 1998 for watJrmd
reeepdom in tbe main
Cmt4 Mela room. DMno Aki.
Tbe caiter provtdel a fuD ~ area. a dance floor' and a \lldW\
diet maw u ideal for c:i* groiups
well .. me R.amim Peatt fund-rat.r
bald NcMdly by Youth ~t
S.rim group. 1iotb prtvate aDd
commerdal groupt \118 the fadllty.
The community center recently
garnered attention from City
Council memben who are con·
lidering whether to allow two
lrvlJae entrepreneurs to rent the
fadlitr for an underage nlgbtclµb
nMPIRAlUllES Wind Wl\llS will
Newport Bt«h build to 1hree feet.
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Newport Coast SINell will come from
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come from the S:Ai p.m. 2.1
nor1hMlt ~the . ~~ ~.and ......
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throughout .. -,.........
called Club Bounce.
Scae in the community have
~whether the center be ~Dy for local
point for all in the community to
enjoy, whether they are residents or
not..
Last year the center earned the
city Sl 15,861 in rentals to residents,
non-residents and commerd.al par-
ties. Rates run from $13 an hour for
ooe of the smaller semiMr rooms to
$700 fer a four-hour rental ot the
Costa Mesa room for apedal com-
mercial events such as Oub Botmce.
eY8llll that raddenta, rather
than countywide evmts.
•'Jbe NetgbticDood O• •eoety
Center 11 fGr tlll jM•4tr ..... DOt to~. b 21 •• • illd llllldlnt Pldf~ at.= C,ltJ Oaln-
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W9l'9 ng wblillm to IWW · DMno said in the 10 years she
bu rented the facility, tbe biggest
controversy WU a group of picketers
at a bullnen luncheon.
Club Bouncie'• pemdt.
Cub Bounce ownen said tbey
dlOle the location because lf• diffi-
cult to find a large 1pece at a rea-
toaable price. •
•tr. a pretty mellow place,• lb.e
said. •Some residents who have
.liwd beN their entire lives didn't even know we exllted.. •
Couodlwoaiml Ubby Cowan
believe. the c:mts II a gata.lng
Expect another day COSTA.-SA of wind to put some • ~ W.,: A finny pack with $2,000 c.ash, S2 In coins and bump under your $100 worth of c:hedu In It w1s stolen from the offtee of•~-board. However. d9ro In the 2AOO block. There wts no~ of forced entry. compared to the last • ,_ll1rtno A'*"'9: $620 worth of equipment was 48 hours, you should stolen from • car In the 500 block. A window was lfNShed. find shlpe tnd over-• Pl1111ntla Aw .... lwan Orde: A $200 twnout co.t, 111 rldablllty consld-fact mMlc. some tools •nd other firefighting equipment w.. erabty ll'nproWd. The stolen from lfl unattended fl,. engine. west.:northwest ......... lllr'Mt: Approxlmtt~ 20 rldlaton worths~ ' ~ound SINell It wwe stolen from • business In the 7 block. A lode from • ,.. ending with the gltt WllS cut off. nor1hwet wtnd • Anton loulftenl: A padc9 with 1 $2,000 laptop Inside swell. As • result. WIS stolen from a mall room In the 500 block. look for sets to gen-• ..., llnet: S514 cash was stolen from •n office safe at a eralfy rMCh <Mst· coffH shop. There was no sign of fOf'ttd entry. high. But both wtnd ~twefl .... aalUOt offa.tef' • 1r¥tM .._ .. ; SeWral lttm1 lndudlng a gun. .ski jack.t and In the ~. TM sets golf dubt worth a total of $4,990 were ~ from the trunk up mote PJ"V uf Of • (M It • gotf c;outWI pattclng lot In the JOOO ~ '"*-for~ w-. no 9'gn of forc:.t .my. eMhough 1he tt\lpt .............................. SeYlral Items= a INiy bl OK. tf you uftl a Mt wldio c.amwa and doCt'9 Wof9' • total of CM waft 1he ICNd-WW...,, from a,._, CM. The locks war. pried open on al =take doorl. of1he • Wtt1t•~A1 .. 0'9WY El (.amino Wei ltDlsn In 1he ~-. •block.
Newpon BHch/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Oeaning parks, chasing cyber ghosts and other tales
H .ad a lot of fun on Satur-
day. It was Costa Mesa's
annual neighborhood
and park clean-up day, called
Neighbors For Neighbors. More
than 1,000 volunteers from the
dty's West Side do their part to
spruce up Canyon Park and the
· nearby highways and byways.
Singles, couples, kids and
seniors turn out in their grub-
bies tq pick it up, clean it up
and even paint it. My favorites
are the young folks with a baby
in tow in a stroller or a strap-on
sling {what do you call those ,
things?). Even some of the
babies are decked-out in knock-
around clothes and old sneak-·
ers.
Afterwards, everybody
reconvenes at Canyqn Park for
music, cloud watching, exhibits
by our police and fire depart-
ments and great food coUitesy
of local restaurants. In fact, the
list of corporate sponsors and
restaurants is beyond impres-
sive.
The low point was a speech
froll} the mayor, {me), delivered
in bOth English and Spanish.
Since l speak some ltalian, I can
usually muddle through a few
sentences in Spanish. The prob-
lem is, you never really know
how you're doing. One Latino
man sitting up front with his lit-
tle girl had me worried. His
· : head was cocked -always a
' telltale sign -and he squinted
slightly as I delivered the Span-
ish version.
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At that point, your tonfi-
dence drains away and you
Put a bug in
someone's
ear. Call the
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begin to 5weat. You're terrified
that while you're trying to say
"I'd like to thank you for clean-
ing up the park on behalf of the
city" -what you're actually
saying is "I'd like to paint your
sister on the parking lot at City
Hall."
Speaking of families, what
about the family that was being
torme11ted by a computer terror-
ist?
Talk about a haunted house
story for the '90s. Everything
mechanical in the house was
being mapipulated by a cyber
nut. Lights would flick on and
off in the middle of the night,
the garage door cycled opeQ
and closed at will, smoke alarms
beeped uncoiltrollably. And that
voice! It was an eerie, comput-
erized voice, on the phone, the
television, the radio -breaking
in at every hour and teasing ~
them with intimate details of
what they'd been doing and
where they'd been. "The Exor-
cist• with a Pentium twisj.
They tried the police, private
investigators, computer experts.
Nothing. They questioned their
teenage son and his friends.
Nope. They rewired their entire
house, once, twice and a third ·
time. It didn't even slow things
down. Police and experts finally
agreed that the wacko responsi-
ble wasn't really targeting that
particular family, but that house,
which was new. While it was
being built, they theorized,
someone had "*ed • the house
so they could torment whomev-
er moved in later. Maybe it was
a disgruntled employee of the
construction company that built
the tract, they thought.
But this is one case that
Robert Stack and "Unsolved
Mysteries" weren't going to get
their bands on. So who cracked
it? A relentless detective? An
FBI profiler? A highly trained
com~uter specialist? Nope.
Mom did. , ·
She realized that whenever
"the voice" sparred with any-
one on the pbone, her son was
never around. • Ahh, Johnny,
can you come in·here for a sec,
honey?"
It didn't take long. The kid
opened up like an egg on a tile
floor. At first, the news coverage
was cool. He was a celeb at
school. Girls who didn't know
he was alive before this were
actually talking to him. But
when the TV news people
...
showed up -never mind
"Dateline,• but reporters from
~ope and Asia! -he was just
too scared to give it up.
I feel bad for the parents. B\tt.
not that bad. Having survived .
two teenagers, I think the par-
ents missed some importanJ sig-
nm:-Plrst of all, you know that
thing about "innocent untiJ>
proven guilty?"
That never, ever applies to
teenagers. You always, always
presume they a.re guilty. You
will be right at least 70% of the
time! Remember the opening
scene in "Risky Business,•
when Tom Cruise drops his par-
ents off at the airport? You nev-
er see Cruise, only mom and
dad, as they give him 100
reminders about •no parties,•
"don't use your father's car,·
"feed the cat.•
Only when they disappear
down the jetway do you see the
first shot of Cruise. He smiles,
then slips on his sunglasses.
Any current or former parent of
teenagers who doesn't know
what that smile means should
immediately turn in their par-
ents license.
They are a hazard to them-
selves, their children, the ir
neighbors and America. What
happens when two of the most
powerful forces in nature -
mother's intuition and teenage
ingenuity for mischief -col-
lide? Tough call. I gotta ' go.
• PETER BUFFA is a Costa Mesa coun-
cilman. His column appears on Friday.
E-mail him at Ptr840AOL.com.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1997 •
b riefly in the news
Local students score
awards from temple
The Seafaring Masonic Temple
in Newport Beach will recognize
34 Newport-Mesa high school
students Saturday with the annu-
al E.l. Moore Memorial Awards
Program.
Teachers nominated the stu-
dents for the E.I. Moore award
based on their scholastic achieve-
ment.
The recipie nts frotn Corona del
Mar High are: freshmen Eilene
Hao and Reed Glyer; sophomores
Emily Ludmir and Dennis
Alshuler; juniors Kylie Cooper
and Grant Gochnaver; and
seniors Adrienne Dubin and nm
Andrews.
The recipients from Costa
Mesa High are: freshmen Caro-
line Siefert and Edson Cruz;
• sophomores Myra Dimson and
Bruce Hancock; juniors Kellee
Koenig and Nam Kirn; and seniors
Ha Dang and Brian Witt.
The recipients from Estancia
are: freshmen Laura Cote and.
Matthew Wehr; sophomores
Stephanie Danner and Bret
Taboada; juniors Bonnie Wylie
and Sam Nelson; and seniors
Katie Kreisle and Jeff Perry.
The recipients from Newport
Harbor are: freshmen Rebecca
Ellis and John Swigart; sopho-
mores Kelly McKenzie and Justin
Lo; julliors Jennifer Yates and
Taylor Foss; and seniors M.E.
Clayton and Steve Pence.
The alternative education stu-
dent recipients are seniors Gina
Wallace and Steve Wengeler.
Student honor ed for
youth citizenship
Kelly Ann Christeson, a senior
at Corona del Mar High school.
received the Soroptimist lntecna-
tional of Newport Harbor's Youth
Citizenship Award •
Kelly, 17, was chosen becaUle
of her optimistic attitude and her
many activites. She tutors under-
privileged children, is president of
Youth and Government and is on
the varsity tract{ and cross country
teams.
~osta Mesa man
named 'tree hero'
1 Terry Pawloski was recently
named a hero by ReLeal Costa
Mesa for his commitmen t to the
organization over the past four
years.
Pawloski, whose presence at
various tree plantings was called
invaluable, was presented with
the "Tree Hero" award in a short
ceremony at a recent City Council
Jneeting.
Record $2.3 million
raised fpr programs
The Orange County Jewish
Federation, which bas its head-
quarters in Costa Mesa,
announced raising a record $2.3
million in its annual campaign to
fund programs including scholar-
ships for youtM. Last year the fed-
eration raised $2.1 million.
The federation supports
numerous national agencies as
well as nine local beneficiary
agencies.
For more information call 755-
5555.
FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1997
l
Reading isn't MUTT. ADtO ABOl:IT. CANINES
so fundamental
•Newport-Mesa teachers give mixed reviews on set
of new books and materials being tested in the district.
• }DITOR'S NOTE: The Newport-~
Uoified School District is in the proces5
of selecting a new reading currkuluro.
Forty teachers are partklpating In the
procfss by trying out the different texts
In their classrooms. Dally Pilot staff
writer Michelle Terwilleger has been
reponing on teacher and student reac-
ti9ns to the various materials.
By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot
. .
NEWPORT-MESA -The
MSignatures" reacting series by
Harcourt Brace scored both As
a.pd Fs from a group of district
teachers trying out the curriculum
for the school district's adoption
process. -
The teachers discussed every-
thing about the series with cur-
ricul um director Julie Chan Tues-
day, from the integration of stu-
dents' reaction to .the literature to
the pain of carrying the heavy
teacher's manual.
Cherrie Covington, a first-
grade teacher at Newport
lieights, said. the literature,
spelling and phonics in the series
complemented each other well.
However, Covington had to
spend hours photocopying, lami-
nating and cutting apart figures
to create the re.commended
games to reinforce the curricu-
lum.
"Here l am laminating hun-
dreds of letters and words,·
Covingtqn said. "I can 'f tell you
what my room looks like.•
The Harcourt Brace teacher .
manuals are filled with themes,
art pro1ects, games, transparen-
cies, mini-lessons and plenty of
other ways for teachers to expand
their lessons.
Lili Lewi~. a fourth-grade
teacher at Newport Elementary,
said she thought Ule curriculum
was a Uttle too integrated, malt-
ing it difticWt for her if she want-
ed to introduce a story, but not
use all the activities.
"If you bought into the story,
you would have to buy into each
little thing." Lewis said. Mlt was
like all or nothing." .
Lewis, however, loved Uie
reader book that came with the
series that taught parts of speech
to her students.
"My kids know what an adjec-
tive is now. They·know what an
article is now. This is re.ally lt, "
she said, holding up the book.
Ann Clark, a third-grade
teacher at Paularino Elementary,
said she was excited that her stu-.
dents liked reading the "Signa-
tures" literature and non-fiction
texts.
"When I assign a story (with
the new book), it's quiet," ClaJ.:.k
said. "They're really enjoying it."
Kindergarten teacher Barbara
Rothman said the series provided
both her and her Lincoln Elemen-·
tary stu4ents with several prob-
lems.
Rothman said the readiiig
books had fewer rhymes and oth-
er clues to help beginning read-
ers. She also found some errors
and confusirtg piCt:mes in the
workbooks.
ln one workbook, the students
were supposed to fill in the first
letter of each word with a. "w."
There·was a worm pictured next
to "-Orm," but there was a fish
pictured next to "-ish."
The students who Wrote "fish"
instead of "wish" next to the pic-
ture were wrong, according to the
teacher's manual.
"I'm kind of upset about this
being expected of kindergarten-
ers," Rothman said.
The teachers will begin using
books published by Open Coµrt
or Silver Burqett Ginn publishers
in their classrooms next and will
report on those experiences.
• Make no bones about
it: Smaller dogs will be
getting more protection at
Costa Mesa Bark Park.
By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot
cosrA MESA -Bigger dogs
bullying smaJJer dogs will not be
tolerated at the Costa Mesa Bark
Park -neither will dog owners
who don't control their dogs.
In fact, the little, doggies may
get a park of their own where
they need not fear being tram-
pled, attacked ol' ju:st plain slob-
bered on. Also, the city has creat:.
ed two park ranger positions on
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A lengthy discussion on the
subject took place at the Parks,
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ways Commission meeting on
Wednesday following a report by
Pamela Gelband that her smaller
dog'!!~ attacked by a larger dog.
The idea for an area specifical-
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park has been attelJlpted twice
before. However, Bark Park com-
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again in light of tne incident
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Marya Clark, who owns a
friendly pit bull mix named Lily,
believes that people should let
dogs be dogs.
*How many fences do we
need?" said Clark. She believes a
small dog area is·a waste of space.
Mary Bavry said her little
schnauzer mix Troovee is some-
times a little overprotective of his
tennis balls, but he can usually
stand up to the larger dogs.
·she's had some scuttles,• said
Bavry, adding she probably
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at all city parks within the next
two months, said Keitl;l Van Holt,
community services director.
"We have squabbles in [all
city) ~ks every weekend," Van
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' Van Holt said the tity hasn't
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years, but disputes among people
in any park are frequent. Most
complaints arise when someone
reserves a specific place in the
park for an event or party, pays
the city $25, then has to fight off
someone else who beat them to
the spot, Van Holt said.
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TODAY
DfNNERSHOW
The Costa Mesa Senior Center
presents a CandJelight Dinner
Show featuring entertainment by
the Orange Coast College The-
ater and Drama Department from
5 to 7 p.m. at 695 W. 19th St. Cost
is SS. For more information, call
645-2356. •
SCHOOL MUSICAL
Newport Harbor High School
proudly presents the musical •A
Little Night Music,"· at 7:30 p.m.
at the Robert B. Wentz Theatre,
600 15th St., Newport Beach.
Reserved seats are $10 en? unre-
served seats are $8. Students with
identification can purchase unre-
served seats for $5. For more
information, call 548-6019.
HISTORICAL soam
The Costa Mesa Historical
Society presents the 22na annual
Santa Ana Army Air Bas~
Reunion for former cadets, per,-
sonnel and friends today and
tomorrow. A bus tour to El Toro
Air Show will leave at 10 a.m.
today from society headquarters
1870 Anaheim St., Costa Mesa.
Cost is $12. For more information,
call 631-5918.
SATURDAY
SCHOOL MUSICAL
Newport Harbor High School
proudly presents the .musical "A
Little Night Music" at 7:30 p.m. at
the Robert B. Wentz Theatre, 600
15th St., Newport Beach.
Reserved seats are $10 and unre-
served seats are $8. Students with
identification can purchase unre-
served seats for $5. For more
information, call 548-6019.
HISTORICAL ·soam
The Co~ta Mesa Historical
Society pres~ts the 22nd annual
Santa Ana Army Air Base
Reunion for former cadets, per-
sonnel and fnend.s from 8 a.m. to
5 p.m. at Orange Coast College,
2701· Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
Many nostalgic pictures and
memorabilia will be on display
and a PX will be open. Registra-
tion fee is $10 and.,_with di.oner,
the cost is $15. For reservations,
call 631-5918.
EXEROSE SEMINAR
Nordstrom and Shape Maga-
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ance by celebrity trainer and fit-
ness expert Karen Voight du.ring
an exercise seminar at 8:30 a.m.
at Nordstrom South Coast Plaza,
3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa.
Doors open at 8 a .m. tor a healthy
continental breakfast. To R.S.V.P.,
call 850-3790.
CAR WASH
Boy Scout Troop 339 Costa
Mesa is.having a car wash from 9
a.m . to 3:30 p.m. at Presbyterian
ChW'Ch of the Covenant, 2850
Fairview Road, CQ.sta Mesa.
Donations of any amount are
accepted. For more information,
call 824-8195.
GARAGE SAlf
Country Store Piecemakers is
having a garage sale from 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m . at 1720 Adams Ave.,
Costa Mesa. More than 40 booths
will be available outside of the
store and lunch will be served.
Ad.mission is free. For more infor-
mation, call 641-3112.
RUMMAGE SALE
The All-American Boys Chorus
will hold a rummage sale from 7
a.m. to ·2 p.m. in the Costa Mesa
High School parking lot, 2650
Fairview Road. The funds will be
used for rent, music arrangements
and irisurance. For more informa-
.tion, call 708-1670.
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FUND-RAISER
The Orange County Guild of
the American Paralysis Associa-
tion is celebrating its 10th
anniversary with •A Decade of
Dedication" fund-raising gala at
6:30 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Club,
1221 W. Coast Highway. nckets
ar~ $100 for the dinner and
dance. For reservations, call 493-
7274.
OPEN HOUSE
Ocean Breeze Children's Cen-
ter announces its Open· H'ouse
from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 190 E.
15th St., Costa Mesa. The center
is designed for children ages 2
through 7 and features comput-
ers, dance and gymnastics in
addition to traditional preschool
learning activities. For more infor-
mation, call 648-2550.
SUNDAY
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SELf DEFENSE
Martials Tae Kwondo offers a
free children's sell-defense semi-
nar at 1 p.m. at 333 E. 17th St.,
Costa Mesa. Topics include rec-
ognizing trouble, avoiding a situ-
ation and defending yourself.
Children age 5 and up are able to
participate. Reservations are
required at 574-0122.
SCHOOL MUSICAL
Newport Harbor High School
proudly p(esents the musical •A
Little Night Music," at 2 p.m . at
the Robert B. Wentz Theatre. 600
15th St., Newport Beach.
Reserved seats are $10 and unre-
served seats are $8. Students with
1·997
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served seats for $5. For more
lnfonnatjon. c.t.ll 548-6019.
WAUCAMERK:A
Thousands of Orange County
residents will walk for someone
they love al Pasbion Island/New-
port Back Bay at the Orange
County Chapter of the March of
Dimes Birth Defects Foundation's
27th WalkAmeri_ca at 8 a.m. in
Fashion Island i.rt Newport Beach.
The first Ride America motorcycle
ride will take place at 10 a.m. in
Fashion Island and the ride route
will take participants to Cook's
Comer and back to 1\vin Palms,
Newport Beach for a luncheon.
For more information, call 263-1100. .
GARAGE SALE
Country Store Piecemakers is
haVing a garage sale from 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m. at 1720 Adams Ave.,
Costa Mesa. More than 40 booths
will be available outside of the
store and lunch will be served.
Admission is free. f or more infor-
mation, call 641-3112.
EXPERTS TALK
Forensic Consultants Associa-
tion Orange County is having a
panel discussion on "Hear It From
the Experts" at 6 p.m. at Hoag
Memorial HQ~pital Presbyterian,
Hospital Road, Newport Beach.
Cost is $30 for members, guests
Handcrafted treasures at Indigo
From beautifully hand-carved wooden doors, archways, tables,
cabinets and curios to colorful textiles. rugs. cushions and historic
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IMAGINE THIS
The Newport Beach Central
Library offers a free program,
•Imagine 'Ibis ... Imagine That,•
from noon to 4 p.m . at 1000 Avo-
cado Ave. At noon and 2 p.m.,
preschoolers can enjoy storles,
songs and puppets, the Children's
Choir of the Southern California
Singers will perform at 1 p.m. and
the afternoon will conclude with
music and stories with Greggy
Dee, at 3 p.m. For more informa-
tiQn, call 717-3801.
MONDAY
POETRY READING
The Newport Beach Public
Library Foundation.. celebrates
National Poetry Month with a
Poetry Festival from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
in the Friends'. Meeting Room of
the Newport Beach Central
Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. The
event will be an evening of lively
and stiniulating poetry reading
from scholars passionate about
the craft. Admission is free. For
ms:>re information, call 717-3890.
AmNTION
Coastline Counseling Center
of Newport Beach will hold a free
lecture, "Attention Deficit Disor-
~-der Overview," at 7 p.m. at 1200
FRIDAY. APRIL 25, 1997
Qua.&J St., Suite 105, Newport
Beach. For more information. call
416-0991.
TUFSDAY
TRAVEL SEMINAR
Ba.mes & Noble Metro Poin~
offers a travel seminar at 7:30 p.m.
at 9018 South Coast Drive, Cost.
Mesa. Join artist Ro~ Krttzia
for a discussion on paintings and
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the-headlights look in theu eyes
when my unit pulls up.·
On Wednesday, pal{olling
Corona del Mar around noon. on
the 5:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. shUt, he
found. that look on the face of a
womi& caught wa.tklng her
Labrador without a leash.
•Are you familiar with the
leash law?" he asked calmly.
She sputtered explanations.
She forgot the leash. He's a big
dog and needs exercise . ThPy
don't worry about these thmgs in
Ftnldlld, where she's from And
why can cab roam without a
leash?
"It's not (cUI, • she protcstPd
"You make mt> feel UkP d cnrrund.I.
and I'm a good person It's not Like
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·1 don't l)ecessanly worry when
I stop somebody that l'm golng to
get shot,• he said. "It's not a very
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You can't beat the city." ·
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arumaJ control officers in Newport
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quarantined dog at the Airport
Irvine Animal Hospital in Santa
Ana Height.I.
Then, with no can. pending, be
wended bis way slowly between
the sun-baked bodies along the
shoreline, waved at .Weguards,
and searched for loose dogs. None
in sight. •nus is a great job,• he
aa.id.
A Tennessee native, Teague
came to Southern California as a
boy and g>ew up in the Garden
Grove area. Before coming to
Newport Beach be worked as a
technJcian at Irvine Veterinary
Services. Before that, be studied
Mortuary Science at Cypress Col-
lege. but decided cadavers were
bad company.
•My personality did not fit,· be
said. "I'm an up personality, and
that's not an up business per se."
Teague has a wife and three
kids but no pets of his own. "I like
animals but I don't have an ani-
mal,· he said. ·rm not aga,inst
them and I'm not necessarily for
them either." ·
Teague often sees animals in
temble pain, and it falls toibim to
nobly people that their beloved
cats and dogs have been injured.
"I don't get emotional. U I did I
couJd not do the job.·
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TWO elemental}' school girls-
finally cut their bah' and dyed it
because the chemicals after regular
treabnents didn't work.
"The chemicals in the. dye, the
head lice just hate them,· she said.
"It ldJ.ls them off.•
The most common health prob-
lem affecting both students and
teachers this school year was
colds and tnfluenza, especially
during December and January,
she sa!d.
· But lice and colds are certainly
minor health problems compared
with some of the other contagious
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RaceIS will end u}> in Mexico 24
to 30 hours alter starting time -
then many will hit the bars, eager to
swap sea stories. And particularly
during this annive~ar. every-
one has stories to tell.
Corona del Mar resident David
Price, who bas raced the past 34
years, remembers the time he navi-
gated. through the middJe of the
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diseases d.lst.rict students face, such
as pink eye, or conjunctivitis.
·we've had a lot of pink eye this
year,• Bussell said. The disease is
spread by p1clang up the virus or
bacteria with one'• hand and then
touching one's eye.
Fifths Disease is another highly
contagious virus among elemen·
tary students that only causes a
small rash. but can bann a preg·
nant woman's fetus.
Another phenomenon has been
an increasing nwnber of middle
school students referred for med·
ical evaluation after their scoliosis
screening, Bussell said.
"Children· are having their
growth spurts earlier." Bussell said.
"It may be related.•
The district has had a few stu-
Coronado islands and the time he
pulled into the docks and knew
he'd won the race. He'll remember
this year as the time· he took a
re p orter from Sail Magazme in
Boston with him on his voyage
south.
And there's one point the 60-
year-old Orange Coast College pro·
lessor likes to make every year at
this time: "We don't dnnk tequila
all the way down. We take it seri-
ously.• '
Bents, who once crewed for
Humphrey Bogart, remembers the
dents each year with serious med-
ical conditions such as bepatibs A,
mononucleosis, menihgitU and
HIV/AIDS.
Both students who had meningi-
tis in the 1995-96 school year had d
viral infection which is not deadly
Two Costa Mesa seventh graders
were diagnosed with meningoceo.
cal, the bacterial strain., this year
and one died.
Students who are HIV-positive
are not required to lell the district,
but parents of a few students at
various grade levels have chosen
to. Bussell said.
Teachers and other staff are
trained to use •uruversal precau-
tions" such as using la\ex glove~
when hand.ling blood or wounds,
she said. •
first Newport to Ensenada race for
the rough seas -her job was to
make sure no one qossed the stdrt-
ing line before the starting time
She remembers her first time on d
boat in the race as the only time m
her life when s~ got seasick.
Th.is year, ~e'll be skippering
her family boat, "Pegasus,· with
her two sons and husband -sht·
calls it her "boat full of captains.·
They'll also be taking along four
non-family crew members.
·Fortunately J have a way of tun-
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-CHANGING OF THE GUARD
• Shakeup coming in the
OCC athletic department.
0 range Coast College's
athletic program,
seemingly in a downward
spi.r:al for six or seven years now,
with the notable exceptions of
the swimming forces, men's
volleyball, women's hoops and
an occasional tennis player, is'in
a shaking' syndrome tdday, as
No. 1 in the athletic department
is on his way out.
"Barry Wallace has requested
a reassignment," said Orange
Coast College President
Margaret Gratton Thursday
afternoon. "And presently we're
looking for some thing for him."
With Wallace at the helm as
the Dean of Physical Education
and Athletics, the Pirates'
success on the field has been in a
·consistent downgrade, and I for
one, applaud Wallace for wh at I
believe to be a a correct decision.
U you look at the great athletic
programs around on the prep
level, you'll find the first-cabin
manned by the best around -
ala Corona del Mar, Newport
Harbor, Edison, Fountain Valley,
Los Alamitos, Esperanza, El Toro,
Capistrano Valley, Santa
Margarita and Mater Dei.
U you have the right person in
\ the top slot, other things tend to
fall your way, and they haven!t
falle n. Coast's way lor a long time.
It is the first major shift in the
athletic department since
Gratton took over at Coast last
August, but she said the time
frame remains elusive.
"We're in discussion with
staff, but the request for
reassignment hasn't been
presenfed to our board of
trustees yet," continued Gratton.
"Tune lines right now are really
premature.•
Until' the reassignment can be
completed Wallace will continue
as the school's athletic director,
albeit a lame duck situation.
PERSPECTIVE
roger
earl son
"This is something Barry has
been considering tor a couple of
years and it began about a
month ago,• said Gratton. "I'm
not sure when it will be put to
the trustees.
"Barry bas been a long-term
employee and durin~ his time .
our athletes have devel9p~d and
achieved a lot."
Because of the reassignment
factor any news on just wnen the '
school will open the position up
remains moot, as well as the job
desTption, which could change.
The school's calendar year ends
in early June, and resumes in
late August.
You would think there are any
nwnber of solid candidates from
the Orange Coast coaching staff
alone. But that. too, is putting the
cart before the horse.
Wallace, a resident of Corona
del Mar, came to Orange Coast
after coaching baseball at
Marina High in Huntington
Beach, where his teams compiled
a sub-.500 record. He started at
Coast as the Pirates' baseball
coach and those teams, too, we nt
on to compile a record
substantially below .500, before
eventually becoming the school's
Dean of Physical Education and
Athletics. And in recent years,
Orange Coast, on a whole, has
been a sub-.500 school.
high school boys and girls track and field
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Pulido opts for Chapman l
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• Orange Coast 's Dianne Pulido stays in Orange CoW\tY· ! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~!
By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot
I Orange Coast Colleg~s basketball sensation Dianne Pulido •
committed to continue her athletic career at Chapman University '
in Orange after receiving her letter of acceptance Saturday. '
. "[bad pretty much decided at the end of the season that I
wanted to go tb're and was just waiting to see if l got in,• the
Newpoh Harbor High graduate ,aid. •
Pulido concluded her sophomore season this winter at Coast by
earning the Orange Empire Conference's Player of the Year acco-·
lade. The forward's 20.2 points per game led the Pirates to a
20-11 recold and a trip to the Southern California Regional semi·
finals.
•rve.had a chance to play with a lot of their players before and
I really like the chemistry that's starting to build," Pulido said. ·1
won't be out of position either because I'll get to play inside, and
they'll let me go outside, too."
At 5-foot-10, Pulido is considered a small inside player, but her '
aggressiveness helped her pull down more than seven rebounds
a game.
OCC's Coach Mike Thornton said that he has seen fewplayers
improve as much as Pulido did between her freshman an<l
sophomore seasons. In her rookie campaign, she averaged four
points per game. She also considered offers from Cal State
Dominguez Hills and Metropolitan State in Colorado.
WATER POLO
Beard.slee's push at the _finish wins it!
• Sea Kings edge Newport Harbor in
meet's final event, the 1,600 relay to
capture 73-63 Sea View League
verdict Thursday afternoon.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -
There was a certain
amount of school pride
l}'ler Beardslee felt in the
decisive steps of the
nieet's last race. the
1,600-rrteter relay tha t
would dete rmine a win·
ner in the annual high
school track and field
showdown between Back
Bay rivals Corona del Mar
and host Newport Harbor. ·n couldn't happe n
against a better school,"
"With aiOUt
150meters ·
to go, 1 tOld
myseH I'm
not going to
let Newport
Harbor
said Beardslee. a senior b f 11
middle -distance specialist ea us ...
who anchored CdM's
winning relay. barely
edging Terence Felix at
the finish line to give the
Sea Kings an epic Sea
View League boys victory
· Thursday, 73-63.
' Beardslee, an individ ·
ual winne r in the 800
(2:02.6) and 1,600 {4:40.2),
led Felix, -a junior, by a
step heading into the
-CORONA
DEL MAR'S
ivL~R
BEARDSLEE
anchor leg.
But Felix, who won the 400 earlier for the Sailors
in 8'Z.9, passed Beardslee after the first tum, the n
Beardslee passed Felix in the final sprint and nipped
his counterpart by one step.
. ·with about 150 meters to go, I told mysell I'm not
going to let Newport Harbor beat us," Beardslee
said.
• Newport Invitational Tournament
(at Corona del Mar High) May 6-11.
By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot
For most of us. the Olympics are a majbr
television event. We gather with our family
and friends aroUJ1d the tube, get chills o!er
special segments that NBC Sports P'(ts
together, shed a tear when a young a~~
watches the flag raise to the boommg natie h-
al anthem. · :
For Chris Ceding, though. the Olymi:1).cs
we re for r~al. ·
"It is something that has always bee$· d
dream of mine and a thought fulfilled,• he 'd ., sa.i • •,
Oeding, a Corona del Mar High grad~e
and the coach of the men's water polo s~d
at Orange Coast College, stood on the ~l
deck at the 1996 Summer Olympics:m
Atlanta . He splashed himself with Olympic
water in the pool. He played with an 0H1cial
Olympic water polo ball. He wore the
Olympic team garb with stars and stripes
plastered all over.
But Ceding never tasted Ol~pic victory,
not in terms of a medal.
Early this week, USA Water Polo
announced its 15-man national team and
Oeding's name was a gain on the list
•ever since I started playmg water polo.
you dream about the ultimate in our sport
and that's the Olympics. and it's something I
always dreamed.about. To see 1t realized was
incredible ,· he said.
For the first time since lhe Olympics, in
which the U.S. finished .a disappointing
sixth, lhe national team will facing intema·
tional competition m the Newport Interna-
tional Water Polo Tournament May 6-11.
. '
Beardslee and his relay mates, leadoff runner
Mike Finn, No. 2 leg Pat Fuscoe and third man
Richard Hossfeld; knew before the 3,200 started that
the 1,600 relay would decide the dual meet, so they
had about 25 minutes to think about it. ·u gave us
ti.me to focus,• Beardslee said.
Ceding and company will take on Croet·
ia, Greece. Yugosla"la, Australia and Cana·
da at the Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center at
Corona del Mar High School.
..
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Finn also 'Contributed with victories in the 100 and
200, and a third-leg dash on CdM's winning 400
relay team (with Matt Hoyt. Robert Klase and
George Sumner).
The Sea Kings (3· 1 in league) also received a win
from Jason Rogers in the 3,200 (10:27.2) and earned
an automatic nine e_oints in the pole vault. because
Newport Harbor forfeited that event.
The Sailors (1·3). led by juniors C huck Loo and
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Newport Harbor High's M.E. Clayton has only her shadow to compete against as she speed.I toward
victol')' tn tbe 100-meter low hurdles Thursday afternoon. Newport Harbor's girls won out. 100-36.
CLAYTON TRIPLES; MADUENO, MCFALL
·AN"D ZABY DOUBLE FOR THE SAILORS
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• Newport Harbor's girls too much
1for visiting Corona del Mar, 100-36.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Those long hours in the
weight room are starting to pay dividends for New-
port Harbor High senior Sylvia Madueno, who
launched a discus into Thunday's wind that resulted
in the Sea View League's top throw or the season.
Madueno, the league's No. 1 contender tn the shot
put at 36 feet, 8 inches, went 125 feet to win the dis-
cus in a dual meet against Bedt Bey rival Corona del
Mar, as the host Sailon (3·1 in league) defeated
CdM, ~00-36, in girls track and field.
Sophomore Leeb Zaby won tbe 100 and 200 for
Newport Harbor. while enchortng the Sailon' win-
l
-COM'S UZ MORSE
ning 400 relay, and sophomore Alida McFall, one of
the best distance runners in the state, was a double
winner for the Thrs in the 1,600 and 3,200.
Madueno won twice with her personal record in
t.be ctilcul and 3'·3 toss in the shot put. And in cus-
tomary fashion, senior M.B. Clayton wu Newport
Hut>or'I top scorer wi\b 15 pointl, winning the long Jump, b1ple jump and 100 hurdles (16.3).
AprU Rou (high jump}, Autumn Puro (400) and
Sara McMWen (300 hurdles) allo won lndlvidual
fteD for Newport Harbor, which swept tbe relays
•
with Puro running in both.
Carrie Morrell. Katie Kent, Puro and Zaby won
the 400 relay for the Sailors, while Kent. ~anda
Kent, McMillen and PurQ combined for a winning
time of 4:18.6 in the 1,600 relay. Purowas sick during
the meet and vomited before the last relay.
CdM's Uz Morse, a freshman, remained unde-
feated in the 800, the only event won by the Sea
Kings ·(0-4 ).
"I just decided to go for it on the second lep, • said
Morse, wbo pulled away from a four-runner peck to
win in 2:31.3, ahead of Newport Harbor's Katie Kent
and Colleen Eadie.
Madueno, a national a~up weightlifter, shat·
tered her previous best in the discus, accord1ng to
Sallon Coach Erle Tweit, and wW enter the See View
League finals May 9 as the league's leading
• SEE GIRLS fWiE I
"It 's going to be exa ting to have everyone
locally behind us and see how ·we're per·
forming.· Ceding said. ·we just started
training a few months ago. 'We're really
going to have to a chance to find out where
we stack up against competition and it is
very lmportant to us as a team to perform
well at this tournament.•
Oeding, a 25-year-old UC Berkeley grad.
was the team's second-leading scorer m
Atlanta.
"I see myself now as an experienced play-•
er, so l can lend some direction to other play·
ers in the pool. so I see myself trying to be a
leader tn the water,· he said.
Oed.ing will be playing under 0 .S. Team
Coach John Vargas, the same Vargas who
coaches the water polo teams al Corona tAel
Mar High. :
"Leaming from him. I have a lot of the
same tendencies be does,· Oeding said. •He
being a mentor of mine. I respect him great-
ly and I think a lot of the things he does aa a
coach are invaluable."
Oeding will join other Olympians Gann
Arroyo, Dan Hackett, Chris Humbert. Kyle
Kopp, Jeremy Laster and Wolf Wigo on the
team. Brad Schumacher, a two-time Olympic
gold medalist in swtmming and N wport
Beach re ident Chris Duplanty, a member of
the 1988 silver medal.Isl water polo team. will
also be on the team.
A 13-man roster for the preltigiout PINA
World Cup ln Athem, Greece May 21.JunJt t
will be announced after the Newpo'1 .....
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FRIDAY, FRIDAY 2S, 1997
HIGH LD
Mesa falls in a · sweeping affair to Laguna H1Us
• •
•Mustangs sweep in
several events; but the
Hawks ha.ve some brooms
of their own in PCL meet.
jump, the 800. And they sweep
the 100, hurdles, biple Jump,•
petitive, and actually held the
lead at .C0-37 after eight events.
•Knowing they're there relax-
es me,• Solis said "Knowing that
I have a team behind me instead
of guys from other schools, it's
cool.'"
Can:ieY. said. . The Mustadgl'·solid pack of
distance runnen wu not distract-
ed by the wtnd. Eric Solis picked
up ·victories in the 1,600-meter
run and the 800. He also led off
the second-place 400 relay team. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot
At the end of the afternoon, as
the wicked breeze swirled left ..
over papers and trash over the
track, the Mustangs were edged
by Pacifi.c Coast League-leading
Laguna Hills 80-56.
•1 feel great. We actually
matched up better with them than
with University. They just have
the numbers on us," Camey said.
The Mustangs, 2-2 in the league,
pulled off a 75-57 win over Uni-
versity last week.
"Ydu have to change yow ~le
in thJ.s (wind),• he said. •r sori of
cut into the wind and lengthen
strides.•
Soils topped the 800 field with
a 2:05. Hancock cruised in behind
him at 2:08.
In the 3,2op, Ca.rrillo captW'ed
the top spot in 10:34. Hancock, a
sophomore, took second just a
second behind Carrlllo.
COSTA J\1ESA -Costa Mesa
High's boys track coach John Car-
ney thought it was one of the
strangest meets you'd ever see. ·
That idea had nothing to do
with the index cards that were fly-
ing out of the scorekeepers'
hands. It had nothing to do with
the clusters of dust that wound
their w~y aro\llld the track. And it
had nothing to . do with the palm
trees that arched to the East as the
wind wtupped across the field.
The visiting Hawks managed
to snag both relay events, swept
the sprinting events and reeled in
some crucial points in field
events, including nine points due
to a forleit in the pole vault.
Solis, who broke the school's
800 record at the Tustin Relays
eafller thls season but it was
declared unoffidal because it was
not at a meet, said that running
with the strength of numbers
helps him. Teammates Jaime Car-
rillo and Bruce Hancock finished
second and third, respectively,
behind Solis in the 1,600.
Steve Smith, Brian Leahy and
Brian BrownJ,ng took J,he top three
high jump slots, and Matt Rudesill
stole the sbotput and discus
throw. His discus toss of 141-8 112
shattered hii personal record by
more than eight feet.
"I give it all to the wind,-
Rudeslll. a junior, said. • But that's
standing and I'll learn how to ·we sweep the mile, the high But the Mustangs were com-
BOYS
CONTINU ED FROM 1
Daniel Gerlach, needed to win the 1,600
relay to finish the meet in a tie.
"There were no surprises, only disap-
pointments today,~ Newport Harbor
Coach Bim Bany said.
With unusually strong winds swirling
through the area, the conditions played
havoc with most of the athletes' times
and marks, but it worked to the advan-
tage of discus throwers.
Newport Harbor, without throwing
coach Tony C1arelli for the first time this
decade, continued to throw its weight
around with junior Eddie Clarke in the
discus and seruor Shane Reese in the
shot put.
Clarke, who faulted on his first throw
of 175 feet, 5 inChes, launched his final .
heave 169 feet for a personal record, top-
pmg his 166-7 effort at the Trabuco Hills
Invitational.
"(Clarke) barely stepped out of the
nng (on ht.s first throw) -1t was only a
matter of inches, but l had to call it,"
Sailor throwing coach Tony Mancuso
said. •tus final throw didn't look that
great , but the wind had a lot to do with it.
I saw a girl earlier in the discus and it
stayed up in the air for five seconds. It's a
discus thrower's dream today."
Pete Hogan of Newport Harbor was
second in the discus ( 154-10) while
Reese was third (151-6), giving the
Sailors three candidates to advance
beyond the Sea View League Finals.
Mancuso, a former Newport Harbor
state-meet qualifier in the throws who
was graduated in 1992, believes Clarke.
has an exce llent chance to reach the
state meet in the discus. Steve Gonzales .
(1994 graduate) was the last Sailor to
advance beyond the ClF Finals in that
event.
CdM's Steve Tartigllni appeared to
have won the shot put with a final throw
of 44-10 1/4, but Reese had one more
a ttempt and heaved his winning throw
( '46-11) on the last try. •It was a pretty
exciting finish," CdM assistant coach
WW Stolpe said.
Loo won the high jump and both hur-
dles for the Sailors, while Gerlach was
first in the long jump and triple jump.
•We thought the boys meet would be
close, but Corona in every event won
every critical point," Newport Harbor
Coach Eric Tweit said. •An example was
in the 200, a race that was very close, but
Corona got first and second."
CdM's
Mike Finn
(above, left)
Just nips
teammate
George
Sumner
(right) ln the
100 meters;
a t left.
Newport's
Eddie Clark
cuts loose
with a
winner ln
the dlscus;
at right,
CdM's
Elizabeth
Morse ls
a 400
winner.
DON LEACH
I OM.Y Pit.OT
high school boys and gi.rlstrack and field summaries
S.. V'9w ~ L.Mgue eovs eoron. .. Mw 7J, Newport Harbor 6 .]
100 1 Finn (CdM). 11.0; 2 Sumner (CdM), 11. l,
3. Felix (NH), 11.5.
200 • 1. Finn (CdM). 24 O. 2. Sumner (CdM), 24.1;
3. Felix (NH). 24.1.
400 • 1. Felix (NH), 52 9; 2 Hoyt (CdM). 53.2;
3. Fuscoe (CdM), 54.9.
IOO • 1. Beardslff (CdM), 2·02.6; 2. S. Jensen (NH),
2:03.4; 3. R. Jensen (NH), 2·08.7
1,IOO • 1. Beards!" (CdM), 4 :40.2; 2. Rogers (CdM).
4:42.1; 3. Herberts (NH), 4:47.2.
J,200. 1. Rogers (CdM), 10:27.2; 2. Herberu (NH),
10:32.4; 3. Cortes (NH), 10:39.3.
110 HH . 1. Loo (NH), 15.3; 2. Orlich (CdM). 18.S;
3. McCulloch (NH), 19.6.
JOO IH • 1. Loo (NH), 44.0; 2. Orlich (CdM), 46.7;
3. Opel (NH), 47.5.
400 ret.y • 1. CdM (Hoyt. Klase. Finn and Sumner), 46.8. 1..-0,.,. 1. QM (Flrv\ M.acoe. Hosfeld. Beardslee). 3-.34.3.
HJ • 1. loo (NH), 5-8; 2. Brown (CdM), ~
3. Werner (NH), 5-4.
U • 1. Gerlach (NH), 19-1 1/4; 2. Hoyt (CdM), 19-1;
3. Loo (NH), 18-6.
TJ • 1. Geflach (NH), 3M 112.; 2. Bellda (NH), 37-5;
3. IOase (CdM), 36-8.
SP · 1. RHM (NH), 46-11; 2. Tartlgllnl (CdM), 44-10 1/4;
3. Oartce (NH), 43· 11 112.
OT· 1. a.rlte (NH), 169-0: 2. Hogan (NH). 1S4-10;
3. Reese (NH), 151-6.
GR.I ...,._ ,00, CorONI .. Mw,.
100 · (NH), 12.8; 2. Hally (CdM), 13.0;
); Morr ( tl.1.
200 • 1. hby (NH), 27.9; 2. Christensen (CdM), 21.8;
3. Morrell (NH), 21.9.
400. l . Puro (NH), 1:02.8; 2. A. Kent (NH), 1:03.8.;
l . McMlllen (NH), 1:03.9.
IOO • 1. Mone (CdM), 2:31.3; 2. K. Kent (NH), 2:37.0;
l . Eedle (NH), 2:3&.a.
1,IOO • 1. Mcfall (NH), 5:32.5! 2. Motpan (CdM), 5:41.1;
l . Quye (CdM), S:.41.7. J.200 • 1. Mcfall (NH), 11:56.6; 2. Mot~n (CdM).
12:30.l; 3. FOii (NH), 12:42.J. ' 100 H • 1. OfYton (NH), tU; 2. lames (CdM), 19.5; 3. ~unroe (CdM), 20.7.
IOO H -1. McMlllen (NH), 53.1; 2. Jaf'ISl'!\a (NH), 56.S; 3.
IWnel (CdM), 1 :00.J. All,...,• 1. NH (Momll, IVO. IC. Kent. z.by), Sl.2.
t ... ,..., -1. NH (K. Kent. A. Kent, McMlll9f\ ""o), .a: 11.6.
Ml · 1. "°9 (NH), S-2; 2. lourgeoh (NH), 5-0;
J; ... (CdM),M.
u . f. ~(NH). 17-0 114; 2. "°"(NH). 14-1~
), ~(CAN). 14-l 112.
PMfflc eo..t ~
80YS
L.agw\11 Hiits IO, co.ta Mesa 5fi
100 • 1. Doi (LH), 11.03; 2. Miiier (LH), 11.21;
3. Clry (LH), 11 .29.
200 • 1. Morello (LH), 22.62; 2. Doi (LH), 23.35;
3. Cary (LH), 24.00.
400 • 1. Morello (LH). 53.13; 2. Vega (CM). 55.45;
3. Montorrosa (LH), 55.85.
IOO • 1. Solis (CM), 2:05; 2. Hancock (CM). 2:08;
3. Kelley (LH), 2: 11.
1,600 • 1. Solis (CM). 4:42; 2. Carrillo (CM). 4:49;
3. Hancock (CM), 4:57.
J,200 • 1. Carrillo (CM), 10:24; 2. Hancock (CM), 10:25;
3. Rocha (LH), 10:30.•
110 HH • 1. Wales (LH), 15.56; 2. Price (CM), 16.13;
3. Koenig (LH). 16.85.
JOO tH • 1. Wales (LH), 41.75; 2. Price (CM), 43.36;
3. Scott (LH), 46.25.
400 relay · l . LAguna Beach, 45.89; 2. Costa Mesa,
49.17. •
1,600 ret.y • 1. Laguna Stach, 3:38; 2. Costa Mesa, 3:40.
HJ · 1. Smith (CM), S-8; 2. Leahy (CM), 5-8; 3. Browning
(CM), 5-6.
U · 1. Sandhu (LH), 18-5; 2. Phan (LH). 18-2 112.;
3. Kim (LH), 17.7 112.
TJ • 1. Binder (LH), 42·1; 2. Sandhu (LH), 37-6;
3. Phan (LH), 37-0.
PV • forltit to LH.
OT · 1. Rudesill (CM), 141-8 112; 2. Thlbodffu (LH), 133-7
112.; 3. Hldt (LH), 126-1.
GllltlS
....... Hlll9 IO, c:o.ta ..... 45
100 • 1. Corona (LH), 12.64; 2. 8ur1te (LH), 12.74;
3. Blair (LH), 13.01,
200 • 1. Corona (LH), 26.60; 2. V•ndef'Walker (CM).
26.70; l . Furst (l.H), 27.21.
400 • 1. Furst (tt1), 64.62; 2. V•nderWalket' (CM), 65.60;
). Griffith (L.H), 69.04.
I00-1. Thomat (LH), 2:34.01; 2. DeNoewer (CM).
2:34.62; 3. Rocha (L.H), 2:52.70.
1.IOO • 1. Thomu ,(LH), 5:37; 2. DeNoeww (CM), 5:38;
3. Gomez (CM), 5:41.
).200 • 1. o.Noewer (CM), 12:29: 2. Chalng (L.H), 12;40;
3. Cotton (CM), 12'47. .
100H • 1. H•ro (LH), 11.13; 2. Dang (CM), 18.14;
3. Balzhls« f',.H~-r ._. • 1. (lH), 51.72; 2. a.llhltel (l.H),
53.10; 3. hlnkowstd CM). 53.14.
400 ...., • 1. CosW Mete (OeHowM, hlnkowlitl,
Cotton. VandeN/allcer), 4:A7.
HJ · 1. Rurkb (LH). "' 2 ~hopedhyey (lH). 4-2.
u . 1. Baflhher (LH), 14-10; 2 .... (LH). 14-7 :JrlC;
l. Jriowlkl (CM). 14' 112. ". 1 • ...., (LH). l2·7 112; 2. ~ (Ui), l1·7 112;
l. Dang (CM), )1·2 112. Tl • 1 .. Oeyton (NH). ~ 2, "°" (NH). n.o:
~ IOurgeok .CMG. J2-4 1~
• • 1. MecMno (MO. M-l; 2. Keym (NH). 29-l;
f1V • Fomft to L.-gune HMh.
.. • • 1. Hemfff (LH). 32· 11 112; 2 BroOb (LH). )1·5 J.14;
). s.k.al (lH). JO. 1 112. 1. o.n.-. cc:.ct.e. »1 · · · or. 1. ~ CNto. 12S-0; 2. ~ -.>. ~ 1
c;.o (CdM), .... 111. r. '·
DT • 1. s.a! (LH). .. 112; 2 OWln (lH).. 7M 112;
J, &..c¥co (CM). ,._.. 112. ....
f
~ CoAIT UAGUa
80YS
&Unda ... u.,.w ..... 29
100 • l. Hovis (E), 1 lA; 2. Ross (LB), nit; 3. Delao (LB),
nil
200 • 1. Hovis (E), 23.7; 2. Lane (LB). 24.6; 3. Ross (LB),
25.15.
400 • 1. Lane (LB), 52.96; 2. Vega (E), nit; 3. Orozco (E), nit. .
IOO • 1. Lopez (E}, 2:13.2; 2. Rodriguez (E}, 2:14.3;
3. Magana (E), 2:14.7 .. •
1,600 • 1. Munoz (E), 5:16.6; 2. Magana (E), nit;
3. Rodriguez (E), nit.
J,200 • 1. Lopez (E), 11 :08.3; 2. Munoz (E), 11 :08.5;
No third.
1f 0 HM -1. Chaldu (LB), 15.3; 2. Vega (E). nit;
No third.
JOO JH • 1. Chaldu (LB>, 42.0; 2. Vega (E), 48.47;
No third.
400 ret.y • 1. Dooble DQ.
1,IOO reley -1. Laguna Beach, 3:50.2.
HJ • 1. Meyen (E), 5-8; No second or third.
U • 1. Oporto (E), 15-3; 2. Fisher (E), 15-1;
No third.
Tl · 1. Meyers (E), 34-10; 2. Fisher (E), 33-8; ~ No third.
SP • 1. A. Tanielu (E). 41-8 112.; 2. Hlirrls (£), 4()..2;
3. AnfY'/O (E), 3M.
DT • 1. Romm (E), 13S-2 112.; 2. ArrfYfO (E), 117·3 112.;
3. Kube (LB), 114-7. .....
l8taftde M......,.. ....._a
100 • 1. Zhaldln (LB), 13.1: 2. Gede (LB), 13.1;
2. Donavan (LI), 13.6.
200 • 1. Gade (LB), 27.8; 2. 0-amm (LB). 28.4;
3. Chaldu (LB). 21.5.
400 • 1. Ctamm (LB), 1:033; 2. Krad\ (LB), 1:04.9;
3. McMahon (\..8). 1:07.1.
-• 1. Hall (E), 2:36.2; 2. Inouye (E), 2:42.2;
3. Gamboa (E), 2~.6. 1,100 • 1. Inouye (E), 6:11; 2. Rhoeds (L8), 6:12..4;
3. Perltlns (E), 6: 15.
1.200 • 1. Inouye (E), 12:33; 2. Hall (E), 13:05;
). ~Ins (E). 13:37.
tOO H • 1. Decker (E), 19. 1: 2. Ames (LI), 19.2;
3. F..ikner (LI), 19..4.
.. ". 1. Ames (LI), 53.7; 2. Apodeca (E), 55.6;
3. Feulkner (ll), 1:09.
.. ...., • 1. Laguna had\ 52.5.
,.... ...., • '· UlguN had\ 4:27.2.
Ml • 1. ~ (t), +e; 2. ICenhlm (LI), 4-0:
J . count ,.,,. (E). 4-0. u -1. Gede (LI). t4-10: 2. dlGWollmo (l). 1).11;
l . ()*du (LI). 1)-10 112.
TJ . 1. Decker (E). 21-11: 2. c.tty (E). 27·10:
).f«r•00.2'-4.
• • 1. Mur* (E). .... 2. Wtnky (LI). 21-S 112; ). Go6dlfnJft .. 17 ...
DT • 1. 1M Cl). 10CM; 2. c.tty (I). ~ 112; l. Gel ldlmltt U), .. , . •
I
spin. I'll get that in before the
league finals.• .
Camey ... 11 already making
plans for the league flna.ls, too.
•I'm looking forward to it.
We're fired up,• be said. •we've
got (hurdler) Rlcb.ard Price com-
ing back from an injury, and (CAr-
rillo) is Jvst recovering from the
chicken pox. We're looking
good.·
Costa Mesa's girls team did not
fare as well falling 90-45.
Jamie DeNoewer was the top
point-getter with a convincing
win in the-3,200 (12:29) and sec-
ond-place finishes in the 800 and
1,600. She also led off the victori-
ous 1,600 relay team.
Gegi VandeWalker capfured
second places in the 200, 400 and
was the anchor of the winning
relay squad
GIRLS
CQNTINUED FROM 1
contender to win both
throwing events.
"Sylvia has worked real
hard in the weight room
and she's done well in
national weightlifting com-
petitions." Tweit said .
"She's not quite up there
like Laura "Wilson ('96
Sailor-graduate), or Cara
Heads ('95) ·~r Gina Heads
('94). But she's in a good
spot to reach the CIF Finals
in both ·events. This is the
first time in the discus that
she's finally put it all
together.•
Tweit also mentioned
the vast differebce in num-
bers on his team compared
to the Sailors' Back Bay
rival. •Right now, our
school is almost twice as
big as Corona, so we just
have more of a talent pool,"
he said.
Newport Harbor com-
petes in the Orange Coun-
ty Championships on Sat-
urday at Trabuco Hills,
then hosts Woodbridge in
the Sea View's final dual
meet next We~esday,
while tuning up for the
league finals, starting with
. preliminaries on May 6.
•prom a team concept,
the league finals are the
highlight ot the season,
because 90% of the team
will be done after that,•
Tweit said. ~Only a few
lucky ones get to go on.•
CdM distance runner
Jennifer Morgan had"'iec-
ond-place finishes in the
1,600 and 3,200, while
teanunate l(elly Hally was
second in the 100 and third
in the high jump. Melanie
Barnes was second in the
100 hurdles and third in the
300s for Cd.M.
l(atie Bourgeois had a
strong meet for the Sailors,
taking second in the high
jump and third in the triple
jump.
Mesa averts no-no
COSTA ?vtESA -Costa Mesa's
Kristin <:;hisholm broke up a no-
hit softball bid by visiting Laguna
Hills Thursday in the fifth inning
and fellow junior Christy Errico
followed with a single.
........ Hiiis 14. c:o.t. Mesa 0
Laguna Hills 212 27 • 14 16 0
Costa Mesa 000 00 • O 2 4
Harlow and Kees; Correa and
Chisholm. w · Kees. L • Correa.
28 • O'Donnell (LH). 38 • Harlow (LH).
Larsen (LH). (Mesa is 3-11, 1-3).
• EagJeS' girls track
and field team earns
64-63 triumph. while
boyS run past the ·
host Artists, M-29.
LAGUNA BEACH -
Estancia High seniors
Melia& Inouye and Amy
Decker won a pair o1
events, but Tanya Per.kins'
UUrd-place flntsbes in tbe
1,600 and 3,200 may have
been just as vital as Coach
Joan Carlisle's Eaglet
came away with a 64-63
· Pacific Coast League track
and field victory nlunday
on the Artists' track.
•All the third places
counted today,• said
Carlisle, whose team
imp roved to 2-4, 1-3 in
league.
•we needed Tanya_ to
.finish_..tbird in the 3,200,
because we biew we
weren't going to "win the
1,600 relay.• ~
Inouye topped the field
in the 1,600 (6:11) and tbe
3,200 (12:33) and was sec-
ond to teammate Sarah
Hall in the 800. Hal) was
also second in the 3,200.
Decker came out on top
in the 100 hutdles. (19.1)
and the triple jump (28-11).
Juniot; Mina Teo came
up big in the discus, top-
ping the 100-foot banter
for the first time with a
winning heave ot 1()()..4.
Preimmen Karina Muniz
(shot put) and Amy Delrez
(high jump) also earned
fint .. plaoe ftnigbes fOT tbe
~·. In tbe boys meet: The
visiting Eagles eamed their'
first PCL triumph in con-
vincing fashion, winning
10 of 13 events to imprGVe
to 2-3, 1-3 in Iefgue. . .
Junior Alex Hovis con-
tinued his stalwart season
by winning the 100 and
200, while Luis Lopez (800
and 3,200) and Domlnic.k
Meyers (high jump and
triple jump} also doubled·
for the winners.
Alberto Munoz (1,600),
Lull Oporto (long jump),
Alfred Tcmietu (shot) and
John Romm (discus),
ro\Ulded out Estanda's
individual victors.
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•Freshmen Erickson and Gilliam
both easy winners after first-round
byes at Ojai Valley lnvitati?nal. •
VENTURA -Orange Coast College freshmen TENNIS
Cami Brickson and Whitney Gilliam were
among the Pirates who advanced Thursday in
community college competition a~ the Ojai
Valley Tennis Tournament at Ventura High,
weekend being a •busy• weekend with the
Foothill Invitational and Mission Viejo towna-
ments being held.
Carpenter said that most of the 12 pro-
grams competing will bring both their boys
and girls teams.
. Grogan leads team to crown
WILLIAMSTON,
Mass. ..,. Costa Mesa WATER POLO
CdM's Max Wallick shared medalist honors
with two Chargers with a round of 76, while
Innes MacDonald (80), Craig Brooks {81), Jeff
Bemis (84) and Steve Brooks (88) rounded out
the visitors' top five.
· El Thro improved to 7-6, 3-4.
OCC spapks conference foes
COSTA MESA -Orange
Coast College's goU team shot to GOLF
FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1997
WIMMING
IM
TEAMS IN
THE HUNT
• Pirates men and women just off the lead after first of
three-day conference finals at Saddleback College ..
MISSION VIEJO The hana), 1:26.39.
• • ,
Erick.son, the Orange Empire Conference
~gles champion, followed a first-round bye
with a 6-2, 6-2 second-cound singles biumph
over Miho Sujiya from El Camino.
Gilliam ~o earned a first-round bye,
before bandlin~ San Diego Mesa's Mandy
Hoag, 6-4, 6-4, m second-round singles play.
Erickson and Gilliam, the conference dou-
bles champs, earned a 6-0, 6-0 second-round
doubles win over Llsa Hernandez and Lori
Tomooka from Hancock, while OCC doubles
partners 'Ili.sha Streelman and Martha Garcia
won two matches.
High graduate Katie Grogan tallied 16 points
on eight goals and eight assistS to lead the
University of Massachusetts women's water
polo team to the school's first··ever New Eng-
land Championship.
The Minutewomen (21-3) defeated Boston
University, Wesleyan and MIT before they
downed No. 20 Harvard, 12-3, in the final.
a 29-stroke victory over Orange Empire Con-
ference foes Golden West and Cypress at the
par-71 Mesa Verde Golf Course Th~ay.
The Pirates nailed a 406 to Golden 'West's
435. One of Cypress' golfers dropped out of
the match disqualifying the team.
Larry Eckels and Craig Welker both shot
80s to lead the Pirates. Steve Nonies knocked
an 81, and Keith Achman shot an 82. Brandon
Thempson rounded out Orange Coast's scor-
ers with an 83.
Orange Coast College swim team 500 fNe -1. Fowler COCO. 4:50.88;
is a mere four points off the lead, 2. Raymond (G), 4:54.93; 3. Muter (P),
while the Pirates women are 20 4:55.26, Others: 4. Johnson COCO.
points off the top. team score S:00.08; 5. Bise (OC:O. 5:01.79;
Thursday after the first of the 7. Kuzman COCO. 5:04.0; tbr d Or Em 10. Burkhalter (OCQ. 5:04.74; ee-ay ange pire Con-16. Green (OC:O. 5:1~.71 .
ference Swimming and Diving 200 IM. 1. Andrabe (R), 1:57.51;
Championships at Saddleback 2. Wood (P), 1:59.34; 3. Gonzalez (S),
College. 2:00.82. Others: 6. Crowson (OCQ,
Streelman-Garcia topped Stephanie Bram-
mer ~d Nan~ Ortiz from Imperial Valley, 6-
2, 6-2, m the first round, then polished off Jen-
nifer Kiehn and Lizette Valencia from Yuba
College, 6-0, 6-0, in the second.
Grogan, who tops her squad in every offen-
sive category and shatter~ the program's sin-
gle-season scoring record. earlier this season,
and the seventh-ranked Minutewomen
anived in Cambridge, Mass. Thursday to
begin the Eastern Championship Townament. Mariners victorious, 12-6 OCC sophomore Wisou Ward- 2:05.97; 8. Stephens COCO. 2:08.76.
hana woo the 50-yard freestyle, 50 fNe -1. Wardhana (OCQ, 21.29;
and also handled a leg on the 2. Burgi (G), 21.60; 3. Dandy (OCC),
winning 200 free relay quartet. 11 21.67. Others: 4. Comfort (OCC).
Third round action, as well as the Round of
16, is slated today.
Frosh-soph meet Saturday
The Newport Har-
bor High and Costa SWIMMING
Last season, UMass finished sixth at the
Eastern Championships, but look to fare bet-
ter as the team has recorded its only losses
against teams from California.
Coaches· needed at Newport
NEW P 0 RT HELP WANTED
BEACH -Newport
N E W P o RT LI'ITLE LEAGUE BEACH The
Newport.East Mariners defeated the Newport
West Yankees, 12-6, at Ensign Field Wednes-
day behind the five-strikeout performance of
pitcher Cavan Cuyler.
The Mariners scattered 11 hits, which
included a home run by Jonathan Matinez
and two hits each by Patrltj Tokuyama, Scott ·
Lopez and David Northup. Bobby Messenger
also doubled for the Mariners.
21.83; 7. Keating (OCC), 22.07.
was Wardhana's second straight 400 free Nl•y . 1. Orange Coast
conference title in the 50 tree. He (Comfort, Crowson, Fowler, Dandy),
also won the 100 free and the 100 3:39.06.
butterfly as a freshman. 3~ Diving · 1. Fitzgerald (R),
Costa Mesa High products 325.15; 2. Colton (SOM). 314.0;
James Comfort and Ryan Dandy 3. Duran (G), 300.80. Others:
also swam legs on both the 200 7. Kramer (OCO. 189.35.
and 500 winning free relay teams. WOMEN
Dandy ,and Comfort were also Team scores
Mesa swimming teams
will be joining nine other squads at the 10th
annual Estancia Freshmen-Sophomore Invita-
tional Swim Meet Saturday with boys preliin-
inaries beginning at 8:30 a.m. and girls at 10
a.m.
Harbor High School continues a search to fill
the voids in girls varsity basketball and girls
varsity soccer coaches, both on a head-coach-
ing level on a walk-on basis.
Andy Clapp and Seitaro Ochiai paced the
defense.
third and fourth, respectively in (First of three mys)
the 50 free.. 1. Grossmont. 198; 2. Palomar.
The men 's 268 points trail only 182; 3. Orange Cout. 178; 4 . sad-Interested· parties should contact Athletic
Director Eric 1Weit at 760-3327. TODAY SCHEDULE Grossmont's 272. dlebadc. 167; 5. Riverside, 143; 6.
OCC sophomore Hilary Cox San Diego Mesa. 53; 7 . Rancho
paced the Pirates women, win~ SantiAge>, l1; a. Cypress, 6 .
.......
High school • El Toro at
Finals will begin at 2 p.m.
CdM blown off course, 392-409 ,
Newport Hi'.'bOf, 3:1S p.m.; Corona~ Mar at Woodb<1dge, 3:1S
p.m.; Estall(1a at Cosu Mesa. 3: 15 p.m.
• 1ndc INMi field
ning the 500 free and contribut-500 fNe · 1· Cox (OCO. s:2o.o; 2. Ridder (S), 5:28.9; 3. Armour (OCO,
EL· TORO -The Corona ~el GOLF
Mar High boys goU team battled
Colleg4! men and Yt10men • SoCal Colle<Je at Golden State Athletic Conference Finals at ~nta Barbara CC. 11 am.
•Tet!Ns
ing on the Bucs' victorious 400 5:33.55. Others· 7. Bennett (OCC).
free relay quartet. 5:47.80; 13. Uceda (OCO. 6:00.56. ·This is great place for teams to showcase
top sophomores and freshmen and young
swimmers since it's toward the end of the sea-
son and a cross-league meet," Estancia boys
swim coach John Carpenter said.
a howling wind and Sea View League host El
Toro with equal futility Thursday. as the
Chargers earned a 392-409 boys goU triumph m 18 holes at the El Toro Marine Base.
Coll~ and community college men and women Ojai
Invitational.
The women's 178 points trail '100 IM -1. Nielsen-Pipes (P), 58.71 ;
Grossmont "(198) and Palomar 2. Lawrence (P). 1:03.76; 3. Henry (G).
(182). l :OS.50. Others: 6. Hislop (OCQ, High school boys and girls · Ojai Valley Invitation.I
•Swimming
Community college men and women · Orange Empire
Confe<ence Finals at Saddleback College, 2 p.m.
ORANGE EMPWtE CoNFeto.a I 1:08.01; 7. Libby coco. 1:09.24; 8.
MEN Yarbrough COCO. 1:10.06; 12. Sealy •When I first started this 10 years ago, it
was sort of a low-key thing, but now it's high-
ly competitive," he said. .
•Tue wind was howling about 100 miles an
hour," said CdM Coach Paul Hahn, whose
team was hanqed its first league loss in eight
High school boys and glrb ·Valencia at Estancia. 3· 15 p.m.
• Softbell
team sc.ores (OCQ, 1:11.74.
(First of ttv.e mys) 50 t.... · 1. McDonagh (R). 2S':33;
1. Grossmont. 272; 2• Orange 2. Panggabean (OCQ, 25.38; 3. Owen
The loccil teams join Mater Dei, Fountain
Valley, Aliso Niguel, Dana Hills, Huntington
Betich, Brawley, Millikan, Edison and Calvary
Chapel at the meet.
matches. '
Community college · Orange Coast at Irvine Valley, 3 p m.
High school ·Corona del Mar at Newpon Harbof, 3:15 p.m. • Volleybilll •
coast' 268; J Saddlebadc. 179 4 (OCQ, 26.19. Others: 7. Helm (OCC).
• · · ; • 400 free relay -1. Orange Coast Palomar, 174; 5. Riverside, 124; 6. (C s I G d p be )
"11\is has some of the best varsity competi-
tion around," Carpenter said, despite this
The Sea Kings (12-3, 7-1 in league), must
now defeat Newport Harbor {Tuesday) and
Santa Margarita (May 1) to earn the oubight
league crown.
Community college · Orange Coast at State Tournament
Semifinals, vs. long Beach CC. 4:30 (Golden West vs. American
River. 7:30).
High sc:hool boys • S.nta Margarita at Newport Harbor. 5:45
p.m; Corona del Mar at Irvine. 5:4S p.m.: Aliso Niguel at Cosu
MMC!, 5:15 p.m.; Estancia at Laguna Hills, 4:45 p.m.
San Diego Mesa. 109; 1. Rancho ox, e~ y, an a, angga an , r-nti~ 57 r.-~-54 4:11 .02.
---· ' ""...-~' · 1M DI I 1 L II (P 200 t.... Nlay · 1. Orange Coast v ng · · owe _, (Dandy, Comfort. Keating, Ward· 290.55; 2. Zollinger (G), 287.55; 3. Eschenwald (S), 247.30.
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PUBLIC NOTICE rate ol wage• at .. ch Job tmouoh. Carolyn B. Stocker, section 1250 of the Cllllor· posflln tsCfow S3.ooo.oo '!':~.:. ~ cns147248S 01 a lagal aid office (tiatld Th• n1me and add ess tif ---------lalte NOTICE IS HEREBY Dlreotor, BusJnHI Ser• nla Probate Coda. A Re-Balance ol CHh down-""' .... ea are subject to SUMMONS In the phone book). r ' NOTICI T~ Contractor and any GIVEN that th• abov• vtcee & Au~llery Op-quest tor Special Notice p1ym1n1 to be deposited In connrmatlon by tl'le supe-(CITACION JUDICIAL) Oespues de que I• en-the court Is: (El nombre V INVITING BID.I aubcontrktOl(I) ahaJI pay named School District 01 eretlone form ls avsltabl• from the escrow prior to submission rlor cour1, and no 111• may NOTICE TO DEFENDANT· traguen Hla cftaclon Judi· dlftcdon Cle la corl• •ti
NOTICE IS HEREBY not Ifft than the apeclfled Orange County CA. acting Publlahed Newport cour1 ci.k. of form 1228 to ABC be consummated and no (Avlso a AcvSICIO) MARY claf usted Uene un plazo de Orange County Harbor Mu·
OIVEN that the City of prevailing ratn of wagaa to by and uvough' 1ts Govern-Beach-Costa Meaa Dally Attornelf for the Petit $197,000.00 ~·r ':y l>9 tecOfded and ELLEN STONE. an lndl· 30 DIAS CALENOARIOS nlcipal Court, 4601 Jambq-Coata M .... ec1lng by and all worker• employed by Ing Boatd, he<elnafter r• Pilot A..,. M tloner: It hH been agreed be-• ver o a purchaser vidual and DOES 1-10, In-para pruenllr una ,.. rH Road. #104, Newport
through Ila Governln11 them In the execution of i.rred to u "DISTRICT.'' .,...125. ay 2. 1997. HARRY It. WESTOVER twffn the Selltr/Ucen1H unlit court conllrmaUon has elusive. spuesta tscr111 a maquln1 Beach. CA 92660-2595 Board. hefelnafter referred the contract. w\U r~tve up to but not F823 ESQ (CS8#028248) ' and the Intended Buyer/ been acquired by the Con-YOU ARE BEING SUED BY en esta corte. The name address and
lo u the City will receive A payment bond and per I t th th bOY 11 led PUBLIC NOTICE • ' TransferH, as requlred by aervator. PLAINTIFF· (A Ud le est • Una cart• o una Hamada • • . up to, but nOt later than lormanc. bond will be r;. Ila,,:, a-:'.ted• ~da ~°' athe HARRY E. WESTOVER Sec. 24073 ol the Business The ConseNator resemts demandando) l<ATHEAIN~ 1elelonlca no le olrec.,a telephone number ol.p~n-
10:00 a.m. of the day of quired prlOf to the execu-award of• contract for the BSC 8151 & ASSOCIATES, 801 and Professions Code, that the right to refuse to ac· STONE, an lndMdual. pro.tecclon: su r~spuasta ll'.f's attorney, or plam11lf
M1y 12, 1997, aalled bid• tlon of the contract. The above projec1. Bids shall NOTICE OF DOVER DRIVE, STE. the consideration I~ the cept any bids. You have 30 CALENDAR esnta a maqulna toena qu~ Without an attorney, ls: (l!I
lot the award of a contract piyment bond 11\d pet· be rece!Ved In th• place PETITION TO 1 o O, NE w p ORT transfer ol th• busmen KIMBERLY A. ROHN DAYS aftlf this summons cumplir con las forrnab· nombre. la e11recclon y et
f01: formance bond shall be In ldenUlled above and ahall BEACH, CA 82880 and license Is to be paid ( B • r No• 1 5 3 7 8 2), is Hrved on you to 1111 a d1d11 lagalts 1propl1das numero de teletono ci.1
TRAFFIC SIONAl INSTAL· the form and •amount set be opened arid publlcly ADMINISTER Published Newport only alter the transfer has COVINGTON & CROWi, typewritten response 11 thl1 t i uslld qulere que ta Corte abogldO del damandante,.
lATION ANO STREET IM· forlh In the contrlCt docu-read aloud at th• above-ISTATE OF: Beach:Costa Mesa 0111 been approved by the D• LLP, ATTORNEYS AT court. Hcuche au cuo. o del dernandante que no PROVEMENTS AT FAIR· menta stated time and place ROBIRT ELMER SWAM P'I t I Y partment of Alcoholic Bev-LAW 1131 WEST A letter or phone call wlll SI uated no pr11enta au II d
VIEW REGIONAL PARK In aecordanc• wtlh prov!-Each bidder must submit •k• R081!RT 11. SWAN I o\Apr I 21. 25. 28, 1e,:1 e<ag• Control. SIXTH STREllT POST not protect you; your type· respuest• I tiempo, poael• N:· ~bog~ 0, es1 8625f
ENTRANCE ANO PlACEN· 1lona of Publlc Contract with each bid a certified or CAlll NO. A'87033 r m 74 Deted At»rll 18, 1887 OFFICE BOX 5• 0 written response must be perdtr •I caao, YI• pueden · uppa • ·' TIA AVENUE, CITY Code Section 22300, 1u1> cuhlff'I check payable to To all helra, beneftc:iatles, URBAN FOODS, INC., 1 15• N• In proper legal lorm 11 you qultar au 11larl6, su dlnero (7t 4l 752-8090, BAATZ, PROJECT NO. 97-06; FED· 111tutlon of ellglbl• and the DISTRICT or a bid credltor1, contingent credl· ..,.a,BLIC NOTICE Bv: David M . Den-TARIO CALIFORNIA want the court 10 hear your Y otru cosas de . au KNUPPEL & CHUN. 191<¥>
ER AL N 0 . ST PL H 0 equlvalent HcurltlH for bond In the form Ht forth tore, and per1on1 who may ~..... holm PrH. 81782, TEL (809) 983-case. propledad sin avlao adiclo-Von Karman Avenue, Ste. 5312(017) any monies wlthheld to en-In th• contract docutMnts otherwlH be Interested In cn•1474882 CHONG'& INC •Cell 8383 FAX (808) 381· If you do not tile your re· nal,por part• de la corte. 750, Irvine. CA 92612
All blda •hall be made on 1ure peflormance under In an amount not less than Jhe wlll or Hl1te, or both. NOTICE TO f 1 c ti' • 8782, Attorn•v• for 1po11se on time, you may Eiusten otros requlsltos le-DATE: FEB 20 1881 a bid form fuml.lhed by the thle contract will be permit· 10% of the maximum of: ROBERT ELMER SWAN CREDITORS OF or~• 11orpore on Leule B. Wala ton lose the case. and your ga\"· Puede que uated J. PETERSON Ct.rk City. ted at the reque1t and ex· amount of bid as a guaran-aka ROBERT E. SWAN BULK SALE AND OF ub shed Newport Conaervetor ' wages. money and prop-qu tra llamar • un abogado 8 D B It D'
Bids win be recelv~ at pen1t of the contr1ct0f. tH that the bidder wlll A PETITION has been INTENTION TO Beach.Colla .Meaa Dally erty may be taken wllhovt lnmedlatamante. SI no V • r 01 eputv the City of Costa Meaa at Each bidder 1hall po11e11 enter Into the propoaed filed by MARGARET w. TRANSFER Pilot Apr11 25, 1997. Published New po.rt further warning from 1he conoce a un abog~do Published Newport
the Otlfce of lh• City Clerk, at th• time this contract 11 contract " the aam. 11 SWAN In the Superior .ALCOHOLIC F822 Beach-Costa Mesa Dally court. puede Hamar • un 11rv1clo Beach-Costa Mesa Daily P.O. Box 1200, t7 Fair awarded a Clat• "CtO" awarded to such bidder. In Court ol Calilornla, County BEVERAGE LICENSE Pilot Aprll 18, 21 , 25, 1997. Thllf& are other lagal re-de ielerencla de •bogados Piiot April 18, 25. May 2, 9.
Drive. Costa Meu. Callfor· (Electrlcal EnglnffrlnQ) LJ.. the •vent of !allure to enter of ORANOE. PUBLIC NOTICE FM795 qulremen11. You may want 0 1 una onclna de ayud• 1997
nla 92628, at °' before the c:.nse, pul'luant to Public Into u ld contract. auch •• THE PETITION requests (U.C.C. 8101 •t eeq. Buy 11 Sell It Fl d 11 10 call an attorney right legal (vea el directorlo 1•1• 1'794
time and Clete 1tated Contract Code Section curtty wtu be forfeited. that MARGARET W. SWAN end 8 & P 24073 cna1411378 Ci•• lft dn · away. II you do not know lonlco).
abov9, at which lime they 3300. TM IUCCftllul bid-The DISTRICT reserves be eppolnled u personal et eeq.) • SUPERIOR COURT OF 1 e • CASE NUMBER
will be publlcfy opel\ed and dlf mu1t maintain the tJ. the tight to reject any Of 111 r•PfHentattve to admlnl.. Escrow No. ·1138&-QQ CALIFORNIA. read aloud In tht Council c.nae throughout the dura-bids or to waive any Ir· ter the Hl•I• of the dece-Notice 11 hereby given COUNTY OF
Chambers at said eddreu. tlon ol this contrect. ragularlllH Of lnfOfmalltlH dent. . that a bulk ule of assets SAN BERNARDINO
Each bid must conform No bidder may withdraw In any bids or In the bid· THE PETITION reque1t1 and • transf8f of alcohollc WEST DISTRICT
and be rHponslve la all his bid tor a perlOCI of sixty ding. No bidder may with-th• decedent'• wm and beverage license ls al>0\11 partlnar1t Bidding and Con. (60) day. after tht date ut draw any bid fOf a period coe11en1, tt any. be admitted to be made. ConHrvetorshlp of
tract Oocumenta. A •et ol tor the opening thereof, ex-of 75 days after tM date to probate. TM Will and The nlJTl9a, Social Sacu-the Person end Eetat•
Bid Dc>c:utMnt• may be ol> cept u provleled tor In ~ set fOf the openlni> of bids. any codlcU. are avaUable rity °' Federal Tax Num-o f W I L L I A M R •
talned at the omce ol the Public Contrlle1 Cod• Sec-The Dlatrlct ha.a obtain.cs f()( examination In the me bef'I. and eddresses ot the KllTINGIR, Cons•rv•
City EnglnHr, 77 Fair lion 5t00 et aaq. from the DifectOf of the O.. kept by the court. Seller/llcenue are: tH
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING
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OrlW, Co9ta M ... , CaJllor• TM City Council of IN partrMnt of lnduttrlal 8tla-THE PETITION requests URBAN FOODS. INC., 500 CAii NO CPW 240 nla, upon notWefundable City of Cotta Meu re-Ilona the g.,,.al prtvalllng authoflty to administer the Newport Centlf Dr N-· • payment ol '20.00. Art ed· 11tW1 the rlQht to re)9ct rate of per diem wagH and .. 111e under the Incle~ port Beach CA 9266o· Tax NOTICE OF SALi
Notice is hereby given that the Planning Commission of the Oty
of NeWp<>rt Beach will hold a public hearing regarding
Amendment No. 853 on property located at: Balboa Island
and little Balboa Island in the City of Newport Beach.
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dltlonal charge of S5.00 will any and. all blcJa or to waive th• geMral prevallfng rate dent Admlnlat.ratlon of E1-ID No.: 33..0526033 ' O' RUL P"OPERTY be mad• If handled by trregularltlu In any bid. fOf hollda{ and overtime tat•• Act. (This authority The business Is known (Probet• Code
mlll. Bid Document• and Contrlle10f ahall comply work In the locality In will allow tht peraonal rep-u : WOK Spirit Section 2540, other contrllCt docu1Mnt1 with th• pr0Vlalon1 of See· which th• WOf'k 11 to be rHentallve to take many TM name1, Social Secu· 10300, 10304) rnay alao be examined at tlon t770 to 1780 lnclualve, performed f0t each craft, action• without court ap-rlty or Federal Tax Num-Notice 11 hereby given
tti. Otllce of the City Ct.rk ol the California Labor clHalllcatlon 0t type of provaJ. Btf01e taking cer· bert, and address .. of the that LHslt B. Walslon, aa
of the City of Costa MHa. Code, the pre\lalllng rate w0tk nffded to execute taln very Important actlone, Buy•r/TranslerH ire: Con .. rvator of the Person
Bid Docum.nt1 will not be and ace,. of wagn .. tab-the contract. Hollday rain howevtll', the per1onal rep-CHONO'S INC., P.O. Bo• and E11a1e of Wllllam R.
malled unltH the ad• Ushed by the Director of shall be paid a1 apecllled reHntatlva wlU be required 21181 Redondo Beach, CA Klsllnger ("Estate"), wlll
dltlonal 15.00 char119 11 In-tM O.parttMnl of lndue-In the collectlve bargaining to give notice to l11t11 .. ted 90278 Tax 10 No.: 95· Hll at private 111• under
eluded with payment. trial Aelatlons, Stale of Cal· agreement appllcabt. to per1ot11 unlHI they have «e1g1e tht term• and conditions Each bid ahall be ac-llomla. which are flied with each ~ulal' etan1 cl... waived notlc. or consented M llsted by tM S•ll•r/U· hereln1ner rMntloned real
companied by tM bid ,.. the City Clark of the City of alflcatfon Of type 01 work to the propoud action.) cet'laff, all othef buslnna propetty of the E1tate lo-
curlty, Uat of Offlg,,.ted 'Co1ta 'M ... : and •hall fe>t• employed on lh• projKt. Tht Independent ldmlolt· namu and addr11111 cated In th• City ol New·
Subcontractore. and Non-felt 99111ltle1 prHcrlbed Copl .. olL echedul•• ol tratlon authority wtn be uMd by the SeUar/UcensM port Buch, Orange
eollutlon Atlldavlt required therein fOf noncompllanee rain ao d9l91'mlned are on granted unleu an Inter· Within tht" year• before County, California. and de-
by lh• Information F0t Bid· ol tM Mid cod•· Ille at the Dl•trlct office and "ted pereon fllet an ob-the date such Hat was sent scribed u follows: Art un-
dera. MARY •LLIOTT, Depo ere aveltabl• to any Int«· j4lctlon to lhe J>9tltlon and Of delivered 10 I.he B1.1Y9r/ divided one-eighth (t/8th) Thia project 11 a federally utJ City C1ertc Hied patty upon request. ahoW good eautt Why the Tran1ferH are: D.D.C. lntlf'fft In Lot 3 and the
funded Pfotect end will be City of c........ In acc:Ofdance with s.ctlon OOl.w1 should not grant the RESTAURANTS. INC., AND Southealllf!Y Rectangular
under fed..-al reaulatlone Publlah•d Newport 1773.2 of the Callfomla aulhofllY. dba WOK Splflt at: 3282 N. 20 FMt of lot 4 In Block whlctl lnclud9 OM-Bacon Labor Code, the Contrecte>t A Hl!AAINO on the Dri· 8-putveda Blvd.. Manha!· 132 of the "R..Subdlvlalon
end related ect.a. Tht Wll99 .. ach.CO•ta Meea Delly ~ pc>91 • oopy ot the de-tlon will be Mid on MAY tan 8"Ch, CA. 488 E. 17th of Corona Del Mar", In the det«mlnetion Wiii be undaf flllot Apf112S, Mey 2, 1181. tetrnlnatlon 01 · prevailing 15, 1917, at 1:C5pm In St., Costa ....... CA, 3930 City of Newport Beach Davit-Bacon end , ... led Fla1 ,... of ~ at MCh job Q:ept. 703 located at 341 Brfttol St., Santa Ma. CA. County of Or1ng9. State of
act1 end the Dtotrtmtnt of aa•ILIC -TICI •· nie tchectul9 of per TN CllY DfNI Soult\, Or· mn a Toro Ad., EJ 'r0to, ca111orn1a. u per Map Re-lndUltltal ~ Sia.. rv ..v · diem w.-le ~ :! 7 · CA t2M8. CA.. & 4250 Btrranca Park· corded In eooai 4, Page 87
A City Council initiated amendment to
Chapter 20.83 ·of the MuniclPat Code to
prohibit condominium development and
condominium conversions In the R· 1.5
District for Balboa Island and Uttle Balboa
Island.
This project has been reviewed, and it has been determined that
it is categorically. exempt under the requirements of the
California Environmental Quality Act.
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at'8ll P9Y not '"' then the "• ,_ vn and ~ wottc 11\811 be should appear at the hear· detcrlbld., In ~al u : County, lhoWn u Parcel 3
hloh« MG9 ,. .. ). CALL01N00 '°"o 8•TID8T et time and Oll9'half. TM !n9 and eta .. 'I04X c» Furniture. Flxluree and on Pare.I ~No. 9C>-2St ... 1he City hU obCalned SCH l. I RIO : ContractOf and M1t eub-e:: °' tie written of>. equipment, 900dwlll ........ llltd In 800I! n:J, P11ge1 '1
from the onc10f of the 0.. NEWPORT·MESA UNIFIED 'conlrltetOt(I) ehllll pey not With the coun be-hold lnternf. IMMhold Im-end ' of ,~ Map1, In
pattlMnt of 1nduittr1al ...._. ICHO<X. DISTRICT .... than N ~pt• the heerlng. YOUI •Po provemant•, loQelhef with the Office of the County
llont the gtnerlf Of'IY9'llna PROJECT: BID loe.t7, Ytllllng ,..... of WIG" to ... peeranc• =In '*'°" the ..., and win. UcenM Record• of said=. ra4e of I*~...= ri COHTRACT 101 .. 1, RE· wottc..-. ~ by them Ot llY Y04JI • No. 4t-3not0. and are fo.. Tht proP911Y le the geMral ,... ITROOM MODlfltNIZA-tntheN.cullonofthecon-lfl~OUAR9AC IDITOR cat•d at : 3212 N. referredto .. 2t1t0c: kW holdey and ov9rtirM TIOH.AT NHHS trld. Ot I contingent etedllOI of ~a BIYd. Manhat. Blvd.,~ IMct'I Call-
WOfk In th• locatny In "° D!AOU~E: MAY 11, A itayment 9ond and • the dtCMMCI, yOu tnUlll flle tan BMcl\, CA. iOatf 1orni. (APN 052"°32•tij. wtllctl the work le IO be 1•1 AT 2:00 ....... l'eftofmllllC.l9 lofld tNll be yot.r ctaim With the coutt The lllnd of llcenae 10 be lldl Of ofltra llfl Invited
petfOlmld tor eech craft1 it~ Of' llD RECEIPT: teQUWed pnor to ...cu11on and melt a copy to IN per-trenalerred la: On•Sale tor tNt ptOOet1Y and mutt ct~ 0t type 0t IUllNHt IEfMCH & of the corct11Ct and lhall bt eoMI repr .. antatlve ap. leer and Wint now fhuecl be In wrltlnO ri w11 be ,....
WOftl nMdect to ..tcute AUXILIARY OPIRAT10NI, In the'°'"' Mt for1h In the Polnlld llY the COW\ Within lot IN orem&a.. loceted at: otMd M the~ Of Cov-
the oonhCt. Holldey ra11t 2MfoA IMt ltreet. Coeta cornet ~ tour montht t.orn the date Ula N. lepuMda BIYd., ~ & Cfow'9. enomty
at'8ll be Mid M ~ Meta, CA UGI, (114) bet\ l:llddet ehell be a a. ol h ~Of the let· Mannenen Beeetl, CA loi' ConMrvlt!lft.~11131 W.
In the ooledlll9 IMWCllWna ~ ~ coi•aotor ~ Wt ., pcO'MecJ In MCtlorl The end.-dal• ot 911Cth "'"'· wne a, On-
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tlllcaloft or twos "' wont ..,. • ......,_, ----"' .. i,F "'9 d8lmt w11 not ...,.,. eoorw "*" 111~1 at IW reneietn CIC ~ & ~ on f'9 ..-ot. P\M na: -.oo ~ o"••• ....... tour fftOr""8 -.om oe1oe ot HllolWll ..,.. CIC c.o.., .,...__.,, • .,.,., C.-fll ........ ol ~ ft'I ~----• IW Maftn9 dlile ldoed lo. CeibM, 4100 ..... lltnl after h PlltftHlla" ,_ .. •111 wlllllM .. on .., A !ftM' •--.,.. Port Ill., ... 1», """*' ol ttlll .... end belore
on the 8th day of May 1997, at the hour of 7 :00 p .. m. in the
Council Chambers of the Newport Beach City Hall, 3300
Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach, CalifomJa, at which time
and place any and all persons Interested may appear and be
heard thereon. If you challenge this project in court, you may be
limited to ~Ising only those issues you or someone else raised et
the public hearing described in this notice or In written
correspondence deJIYered to the City at, or prior to, the pubic
hea~. For Information caU (714) 644-3200.
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PUBLIC NOTICB THa FULL TUT .. PUIUC NOTICI l>utlneu ~? No ouctld by' .,, 1nc1.~ua1 PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: •n tndi~dual ~ .,. ....-._ .. lfl• otdlnanoe inaw a,. oana 1nno11a1SOl'I•, a Ce.ff· ducted by: en Individual PUBLIC NOTICE Ho~ "IOI.I •titted doing · Hove you 1tarttd dolr1f1 MOliOI Of ~ .. 8lalllll ID
·---c-n-1-140--.,-04-,--• reed In ·~ CHJ Clerk'• f1ctltlow a-...ne•• 1 o t fl I• corp o t •'Ion. t!:,~r~s~oyu.,1·~~·e1 °0•no ,1ctitlou• •u•lneu bvstn ... ytt? CM-01.f7 Flctltl•w auslneH butl1-.t1 r.•t7 YH. Jiil\, I 1111 ....., _...
FlctltloLlt Bu:sJnHI OM• TT ,.. D I Name Stal•....,.l Gtolfrty Spencer, Viet Paut Joseph Well'lbtrg I Rebecca Ntal Captain N•rn• Stalem.1tt Ce11le Al en 01(JVt• fl ....._. Jillll !' Name ltal..,..ent Cott•'•"•· r r ve, ni. IOUowtno persona tte Ptetlclen1 This ttai.ment wais fifed NJfme tatement Thi• statemerii wu l1lt<I Th• tollowlng p1t1ont ar1 Tl~• atatement was filed ~ ,. f7.o:all d m
Tn. foilOWlng .,.,.ons arc MARV T. aU.IOTT1 doing business as~ 91}" Thls IUltoment wu Ned wtlh lh• County Ci.tk of d~..:. f~~~.~~!1: With the COWlft ClerJC ol doing busll*H as: Ell.ta.· bit tlleC C°':nty C~•~:r alllill ............ GI Oii
dOlng bu&ln• .. u; Au111111n O•put" Cl ... Cl•.... •hof• Ceblnett dba e.y. wl11' lh•cCoun1y c1.,1< ol On1119• County on 3-27·~7 Matin• Boatwo1x1 'iua 1/2 Otanee County on 4·15·'7 be1h Patmtt Anocl1tH, rangt ow;.~:;1s•1e ~It".. .. CtiHt At1oclat11. 4490 ,, I •• ... ll'tot• 00011, 75~ W. t7fh Orange ounty on 4'22•97 H•7371SS04 E t61h S C • M 1ff73717SU 2955 Champion Way 1170, 19 ..... ti ...... Z to
Vpn Karman Av• .. Newe>Qtt Publ thtd Ntwport St .. Ste. H, Cotti Mtll, CA 19973711310 011lly P·UOI April 4 11 18 ~s~2627 t.. otla .... Oally Pilot April 18, 25, Tustin, CA ~2'182 ' Dally Piiot Aptll 4, fl. 18, .. ,...,.. ;::::,.. ct~
eeoch CA 9266() 8ueh·Coa11 Mesa Dally 92627 Onlty ,..11o1 Apr11 25, M1ty 2 25 1997 • hsa Daniel Robert Aguda, 318 M•i 2, 9, 1991 F812 Etiul>eth Ann Palmer, 25, 1997 F7G3 E. a...i ~· .,.. to till
LIM N'o. 9 (Al.ttumn Chete· Pilot A,)111 25. 1997. • G1egson !Srlet Hall, 1423 9, 16, 1997 F831 • •12 E 1 ~h St c 29SS Champion Wey 1170 TICE 10.0D A.M. ti
M rr1 o N t PUBLIC NO,..l"E i •• ,, c· A 9"2'6.,7 " oata PUBLIC NnTICE Tu,11n, CA &2782 · PUBLIC NO 111;..i ..., Clllll ~ ~ ~~:~~,,!,.~~ll~r_:, ~:; F818 e.'ach-:~02660 ewpot PUBUCNOTICE •"' ... · " 'o(' Thls bu1lneu 11 eon· .. -d-~111161~ ....
Ke1rn1n Ave.,' Ntwport PUBLIC NOTICE An Cont1q.,.z., 755 w. 171h "Ffctltlo .. • lu-•-e·•• This butlneH i• con• Flctlllou• •u•lneH ducted by• an Individual FJctlUous Bu•ln .. • e.Ultld:;:.11• Wt end Buch CA 92000 St .. Ste. H. Co11a Mesa. CA FlcUUou• 8uslneH .. ...,. ducted by: in Individual . Name Statement Have you started doing Name tt•t•m•"' .._. '° • .... 1111111
Air/Lyon Inc 8 Calllomla NOTICE 92827 N•m• Statement Nam• Statement Have you sta.rted doing The rollowlno per•ons are bustneu yot? no The following persons ere i.1 tJ/ftlJlll died' fl 111111 ~ N
coiporetlon 4490 Von Kar· INVITING BIOS This bualntu I• con· The rottowlng person• ere Tht followtng .,.raons 111 ~sines~ yet? No doing butin•H as: south• Ellz.abeth A. Palmer doing business as: K•IY ~·Wl!"~-~-lllan Ave., Newport 8Hoh, Seated bids may be '" ducted by: a general part• dofr~ business as: lht doing business u : Magic anlet obert AgUd• l•nd Glau & MitrO< 6175 This 1ta1ement was filed Boll. 71 t W. 17th St .. IF• ... ~ dllCltillt ~
CA 92660 ctlved at lhe offio. of tn. ne11hlp E.O.M. ShOp. 7277 Mwdy Button Company. 616 S. T_h~s ~tat¢ment ~1' :1~ Mancheater, Buena ' Park, wllh the Counly Clerk ot 11, Cosla Mesa, CA 92627 11111119 •......, Oii lliill o.d
Thlt business 19 con City Cterk, 3300 Newf)Ol1 -Have you s.terted doing Circle, Huntington Beach, Magnolia Ave., Fullerton. wit 1 • ounty " ° CA 90821 Orange County on 4·22·97 Abdelktder Bellamlne. 5515 Of fll& Tiit ...-._ ~
ducted by: a general part: Boulevard, P.O. Box 1768. bus1nest ye!? Ves. 8·10·93 CA.92647 ~AE~~JA3~A INC CA) 6 8 Orar\ge Coumy on 4-8·97 <:.Jrson Carl Landers, 25~ 19973718302 Rqs~wood Av. 11109, Ct· til9I OQmlllCl'I ..-....i. I~.
ntrsht Newport Beach. CA 92650. Gregson.Hall Franz. Josef Klarer, 155$5 • ••I< • 1 19973718734 Elden Ave .. fC·l, Cos)11 Daily Pltot AptU 25 May 2 martllO, CA 93010 dfllllll~...._,..,.,_
The r~lstranl commenctd 1768 unlit 2:00 p.m. 011 ltie This sta1emen1 was flied Huntington .VIiiage Lane SA Magnotla Ave .. l'ullerton, Dally Pilot APrll 1 I , 18, 25, Mna, CA 92627 9 16 1997 ' Fe34 This business !S con· ii pirpcrllCI ID t.: tlM IOlle
to transact business under 21st day ol May, 1997, at with the County Clerk of ll'257, Huntington Beach, ~h192~ 1 1 May 2, 1987 F788 This busint's Is con· • • ducted by: an lndl111duOI sn.t. -CGlllll ...... ~ the fictitious name or which tlma such bids shall Orange County on 4·22·97 CA 92647 _ s us nest s con. ducted by: an lndlvlduel PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing n. ~ T~
names listed above on: 1• beopenedandreadfor: 10973718300 Thl1 buslneu Is ,con-duC1edby:ecOfpora1ion PUBLIC NOTICE Have you staned doing buslneuyet?No . ~lillbllyblfY~amdlw
3•85 MACARTHUR BOULE; Dally Pilot Aprll 25 May 2 ducted by: an individual Ha~e you .started doing business yet? No PlctlUou• BualneH Abdetkader 8ellam1ne IN pn:ipMy **"-end ~ C YARD WIDENING 0 4 ' ' Heve you slatted doing bvsiness yet? Yes, 12·1·9G Fictitious Busln .. • Carson Cati Landers Name Statement This statement was llled QllMIGll._,......_ I If¥, tllolM\ VM No. 9 (Autumn has•· MILES N/0 SAN JOAQUiN 9• 16• 1997 F838 business yet? Yes 4·1• VERIDATA, INC., P. John· N•m• St•t•ment This statement was flied Tr,e following persons are with the County Clerk ol llllWI. n. tclllll ..,,. d 0. Denver). 8 California lim· HILLS ROAD TO FORD I N T 1997 ' son CE 0 wt C C f 0 ann Counly on 3 24 97 _. ...._ .-...i-1ted partnership . ROAD PUBL c 0 ICE Franz J Ktarer This at81emar11 was fifed Th• following petsons.ate lh the ounty lerk 0 dong business as: DCI r .. .,c • • ur..-s '*'°' ... v• _... B Ai/L "-tes · dolngt;>uslnessas·"ahfOf 01angeCountyon3·31·97 Marketing Concepls, 8208 199737'5028 ..anllbrltll~'°lll.'* L :r: a' c~~k.rnl:'~~ted Con11ac.t No.: C·2825(Fl ~letltlout Bu11n .. • This statement was filed with the County Clerx or nla Bridal conna~llons' 19973'1t5772 w. Ocean Front, Newport Oalty Pilot April 4, 11, t8, ..s ,...-.. ...._, -.,
p'a,'inarshlp, Its general ·Approved by the City HameSt•t•cpent whh lh• County Clerk 'Of OrangeCountvon 4•22·~7 1018 Sucklngham Lane: Oaily Pilot Aprlf 4, 11. 18, Beach,CA92663 25,11997 F767 ~~.,.,...llhlillte
panner Council this ,14th day of The following persons are Ora.nge Counly on 4·15·97 19073-718312 Newport Beach, CA 92860 25 1997 F7s8 Dave-Schwarm. ~208 W. dhWW~d .. Nclllr:it
By: Air/Lyon Inc .. a Call· Aprll. 1997 doing businen as: Best 19073717504 Dally Pilot A,)rU 25, May 2, l<etry D. Peters, 1016 ' Ocean Front, Newport PUBLIC NOTIC! Of S. II! 1120.1207 In ldr:lll:n
tornia Corporation, ils 4gen· Isl L•Vonne M. H•rk· Automotive, 909 N Ha1bor Dally Piiot April 18, 25, 9, 16, .1997 F835 Buckingham Lane, Newport PUBLIC NOTICE Beach. CA 92663 to calll\ h INllll wl ._ •
eral partner less, Cllv Clerk Blvd .. Santa ~a. CA 92703 May 2, 9, 1997 F807 Beach. CA 92660 • Ttlla business la con· fllND.1tf11T111• ~dwdldrlWnon• ... or /s/ Alchatd E. Frankel, As· Perspective biddtts may Farzad Farnoomand, 7815 PUBLIC NOTICE This business Is con. Flctltloos Bu•lnest ducted by: an Individual AC11110Ul'IUllNEIS llltianll banll. • dlet:k drlWn ~ •
sistant Secretary, Dated: obtain one aet of bid docu· E Rainview Ct., Anaheim, PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: an Individual Name Stllt•ment Have you started doing MAllEITATDl8fT lflle or fedenll Cid iriln or • FT~~~uas7ai~1m~~7 was flied ments at the ptice of ~~e~28?:adseta, 7233 E Fictitious llu•ln .. • F~~!!:!':t:.:~~~~· -~es~0:et?5~~~~-3~~~ng d~~~ fo~l~;~':sr~~~n~1::~ bO':~~es~~!~~~es. 4·21·97 do~tle ~ne: ~T~ :;:-,r:a 1¥ :.i--..:=
wnh the County Clerk of $75.00 at Ula office of Iha Drake Or .. Anaheim, CA Name Statement The following persons are Ke1ry D. Peters num Leads, 177 Riverside This statement was filed LEGAL SERVICES <444 Wttt a•llOdltionor-.bri'
Orange county on 3·20·97 Public Works Department, 92807 The followlng pe1sons are doing business as: Srents This statement was filed Dtlve, Suile F, Newport with the County Clerk ot Ocean 111~ Suitt 600 Lono rn Mdlon 51112 d h
t99737148()3 3300 Newport Boulevard, ·This business is• con· doing busl(10ss as: Prlzesl Property Maintenance, with the County Clerk of Beach, CA 92663 Orange County on 4·22·97 CAW · lnlncillCodl~llllloiEldtodo
Dally Pilot April 4• 11, 18, P.O. Box 1768, Newpor1 ducted by: a general part· 5242 Argosy Ave .. Hunting· 1766 Iowa, Costa Mesa. CA Otange County on 4-4·97 David M. Perry, 177 River· 199737183Q3 BtlCll, UP ~in tta 11111. In the ...ii
25. 1997 F753 Beach, CA 92659·1768. nership ton Beach, CA 92649 92828 19973718384 side Drive, Suite f , New· Dally Piiot April 25 May 2, cal~ltLI~ ~ lllw ' llntllrelllltlllln C8lh luoc•ClllCI
For turther Information, Have you ·started doing Far East Leisure Indus· Brent Christian McFaut, Dally Pilot April 11• 18, 25• port Beach, CA 92663' ·9 16 1997 ' F838 1 oma, CA ll0802' 1111 tlllllet ~ wtNdd tilt ..,.
call Gail Pickart, Projecl ~~~neH yet? Yes, Feb. 17, ~~:Y '".;~e_<~A~u~~~gt~~ ~~g~~owa, Costa Mesa, CA ~ay 2, 1997 F792 Juhdt!d ~~~~~e~~iv:~ua~on· • PUBLIC NOTICE ~l~JET~Cled by= d..:m. ~~ u:
___ S_P_E_C-IA_L ___ Manager, at 673·6n9. Fred lzadsota Beach, CA 92649 · This business is con· Have you slarted doing """""' 11... .....-1$ .. p. ~or tndcnll 11 1 me111r d
PROVISIONS Published Newport This statement was flied This business Is con-ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No Fictitious BuslnHs The reQIS eo~,.!12 Seid .. w1 be""*· tu
Beach·Costa Mesa Dally with the County Clerk ol ducted by: a corporation Have you start~d doing David M. Perry Name Statement transact busioen Unwr u"' C1M111f11 or ~ INV~T~~:f:tos Pilot April 25, 29. 1997. Orange County on 4·1·97 Have you slarted-do1ng buslness yet? Yes, Oct. 10· Flotltlout BuslneH This statement was filed The following persons are fic:hous tais111ess name 01 llP1ll"' im!illd. ~tilt:
FT816 19973715884 buslne$$ yet? Yes, 1987 96 H•m• ~tatement with the Counly Clerk of doing business as: Mug· names listed abCM on Aon! 20, ~ or ~. tq
Sealed bids may be re· ---------Dail Piiot April 4 11 l 8 Far East Leisure Indus· Brent Mc Faul The following pttsons are Orange County on 4· 1 ·97 nalni Imports, 4 t 7 Begonia 10G7. lllidy h indlltlltd,.. llQll'ICI by
ceived at the office of the PUBLIC NOTICE 25 ,V997 ' f:760 trle.s, Inc., Thomas C. Por· This statemenl was filed doing business as: 19973715885 Ave., Corona def Mar, CA SIGNED. HABERBUSH & CAAf>·uid dlldi ..,,._ lhllNlrdw,
Ctty Clerk, 3300 Newpon ' taJo, President with tho Counly Clerk of Espresso West, 1101 Buck· Dally Pilot April 4, 11, 18, 92625 BEU.. UP., By Madl R. Clmp. wilh ..,..,... • ~ thnin.
Boulevard. P.O. Box 1768, Fictitious Bu1lneu PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was !lied Orfnge County on 4·22·97 Ingham ID, Costa M£!!8. 25, 1997 F759 Marta Lyn Zielonko, 417 bell, Pirtner end 1111 ~ prh:ipll blllnce d
Newport Beach. CA 92659· Name St1Uement with the County Clerk of 19973718301 CA 92626 • Begonia Ave., Corona del Ths slllement was filed W!ltt ll'tt na11 Mand by llld died wltll 1768 unlll 2·00 p.m. on the The followtng persons aro Flctltlou• Business Orange County on 4·15·97 Da't P'lot Aprll 25 May 2 James Douglas Haley, PUBLIC NOTICE Mar, CA 92625 tne COuoty Clertt of OllllQe,.,.. uw.cn 11 _,.....II Mid 20th day of MAY. 1997, al do'ng b •lness as· Foun H s t 1..,.9 37 1 Y 1 • • 1101 Buckingham Dr., ID, Thi b · i "-· 121 1,,...7 ...... -which 11me such bids shall 1 u~ · • ame tatemen •. 7 17 515 9, 16, 1997 F837 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 s usiness s con· .,....111yonApn • .,. · nclt. ,_ c:twaa end~ d f lain Valley Mini·Mart & LI· The· loUowing persons are Daily Pilot Apilt 18, 25, This business is con· Flctlllous Business ducted by: an Individual NOTICE-This fictitious Name dhtNlleHrdhllll*alllld lie opened an read or: quor, 9520 Warner Ave., doing business as: Mis· M 2 9 997 F8 3 PUBLIC NOTICr: Ham• Statement Have you started doing Slallmtl)t exoires fl.,.. yell! from bf• llid died d llUll dlllct Birch Street Overcrossing Unit A, Fountain Valley, CA ston.Home Care Setvlces, ay • • 1 1 ~ dueled by: an lndMduat The following persons are business yet? Yes, 4.15.97 ll'tt date 11 was hied in tne Office ~11197 a.-~ .Jt~~~~~~~~ ~~2931 92708 1 25212 Stockport 121, la· PUBLIC NOTICE Fletltlous BuslnHs Have you started doing doing business a_s: lngela Marta Lyn Zielonko of tne COuoty Cltrll A new Fi~·-~·• Miii TNIM Ricardo Gutierrez Estrada, guna Hills, CA 92653 Name Statement business yet? No Ente1prises, 1250 Adams This statement was flied tious Busmeu Name Statement 4900 Rold, 51111 2970 c~~~~~v~~is b,V41~h~ayc':r, 2805 W. Edinger, Santa Enrique A. Campos, 25212 Fictitious Business The following persons aro ~~~e~t~ie~!';X was filed Ave .. 1!'5202, Costa Mesa, with lhe County Clerk of "'1St be lded pnor to lhlt dale. k'wlnd*. tl70I (It&) -.
April. 1997 ~!·,3,~ 9~~~6ragon. 2805 Stoct<port 12t, Laguna Name St•tement doing business as: Tony's with the County Clerk ol CA 92626 Orange County on 4-18·97 The fi~no of ths Stallment dOeS 48 For Siii lrfomlllill Cll: L V • M H k Hills, CA 92653 The following petSons are Custo.m Carpentry and 0 C Ing eta· Ringbjer. 1250 19973117989 not ol ltsell authOnie the use 1n 7t4.673-19115br. Rwmondzutille
/s/ a onne • ar • w. Edinger, Santa Ana, CA Ana Gray, 29n7 Nlguol doing business as: Blu~wa· Construction I CA Lie. I 19ra;:7ge371o7u2nt4y2on 4·11·97 Adams Ave., #5202, Cosla Daily Pilot April 25. May 2 ttis SW ol a fic .. ous &islness ~ Sea*Y P92IMa W 5r'2. le:::s;~':.,;:e~i~ders may ~2~1~4 business is con· ~~a~2~~· Laguna Niguel, ter Masagemenl Services, 730506, 20092 Otchld St., D ; p·1 t A II 18 25 ~~~:· 1,~;1~~2s6s Is con· 9, 16, 1997 F842 Name tn \'lollbOn of the nghts ol ~7
ducted by: husband and This business Is con· ~t892 tsrflre Lane. Hun· Newport Beach. CA 92660 a y 'o pr ' ' ducted by: an individual PUBLIC NOTICE anotner under fe<lel'll, State, 01 ---------1n11chase one sel of bid 1 llngton Beach, CA 92646 Ton~ Rawlins Tunnell May 2, 9, 1997 F798 Ha"e you sta"ed doi'ng common law (Set Section 14400 PUBLIC NOTICE d I I t f w1 o . ducted by: a general part· Buck L Perkins 21892 o i s N ' • " ocumen s a cos 0 H I n d d I · ' · 2009 tch d t., ewport •----------bus·1nftss yet? No Fictitious Business et seq · Bll51ness and Proless.oos S2~ 00 a1 the ortice 91 the a11e you s a e o ng nership Starlatt Lano, Huntington Beach, CA 92660 PUBLIC NOTICE ~ Code). ---------
Public Works Oepanmont, business yet? Yes, 08·01· Have you started doing Beach, CA 92646 This business Is con· Ingala Ringbjer Name Statement Fi . NOTICE OFE USTEE E'S 96 businen yel? No This business . Is con· ducted by: an Individual Fictitious Business This statement was filed The following persons are Rrst lino SALE U •DI EED OF 3300 Newport Boulevard. Ricardo Gu1ierroz. Eslrada -EQrlquo A. Campos · ducted by: an individual Have you started doing Name Statement with the County Clerk of doin~ business as: Scott Newpott Beach-Costa MH2.9
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6 P 0 Box 1768. Newp0r1 Hermila MonDragon This slalement was filed Have you. started doing business yet? Yes, 4•22•96 The following persons are Orange County on 4·1·97 En11hsh Enterprises 200 CN•18331 A/K25. May ,1 ·
Beach, CA 92659·1768. This slalement was filed with the County Clerk of business yet? Yes. Aprll 7, Tony Rawlins Tunnell doing 1>uslness as: Lucky · 19973715881 Pat1s Ln. #303. Newport 1997
For further information. with the County Clerk of Orange County on 4·1·97 1992 . This statement was tiled Acupressure, 24655 La Daily Pilot April 4, 11 , 18, Beach, CA 92659
c all Emmet Berkery, Orange County on 4·7·97 19973715879 Buck L Perkins wilh the County Clerk ol Plaza #D, Dana Poinl, CA 25 1997 F761 Scott English, 200 Pails PUBLIC NOTICE ~ A T
Pr o1ect Management Con· 19973718580 Daily Pilot April 4, 11, 18, This statement was filed Orange County on 4·22·97 92829 ' #303, Newport Beach, CA ~EDUNS TEY AK18~' sullant. at 573.5446. Daily Pilot April 11 , 18, 25, 25. 1997 F762 wilh the County Cletk of 19973718343 Jae Bang Kim, 147~3 Clar· PUBLIC NOTICE 92663 CNS1472993 S
CONTRACT NO. May 2, 1997 F780 PUBLIC NOTICE Orange Counly on 4-8·97 Daily Pilol April 25. May 2, kdale Ave., Norwalk, CA This business ls con-199737t8735 9• 16. 1997 F840 90650, Flctltlou• Business ducted by: on indl11iduat LIFE AM> ACCIDENT ANO
C·2931 lA) PUBLIC NOTICE 0 11 pt 1 A 11 11 18 25 This business is con· Name Statement Have you started doing HEAL lH
Published Newporl Fictitious BuslneH M: y2 ~~97 pr • Fr8l PUBLIC NOTICE • ducted by: an individual The following persons are business yet? Yes. '1/1/ SYNOPSIS OF ntE ~ Beach·Costa Mesa Daily Fictitious Business Name Statement Y • Have you started doing doing business as: Rod Scott English ANNUAL STAlDENT -Of
P.lot April ?5. 29. 1997. Name Statement The following persons are PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Business business yel1 No • Dragon Software, 632 W. This statement was flied YEAR EM>ED DECEMBER JR -PR~·
FT815 Tho following persons are dolng business as: Global Jae Bang Kim Baker St., Costa Mesa, CA with the County Ctork of 31. ,.. ING~A NC~YA Y
----------•doing business as: WWW Enterprises & Associates. Flctltlou• Business Name Slatem•nt "rhls stalemenl was filed 92626 Orange County on 4·18·97 a.-.1 Uf9 .....,_ SH · PUBLIC NOTICE Producllon Service. 1045 1280 Bison, Su1to B9·200, Name Statement The loUowing persons are with the County Clerk ol Feli~ Lapidis, 301-C W. 199737179B7 .,901 ~-~ · N~isfr9<>Y
SUMMARY OF ~:s~.wcf;t~or:aa~262~0sta NDe;;fyc:;! ~~!;~', ~59~~~~. The follo~1ing per~ons are ~~~~~io~~~i~:sca:rfi~o ~~'. o1ange Counly on 3-27-97 g~r~~~~7 Or., Santo Ana, Daily Pllol April 25, May 2. A!:,~78114 • ~~~~Y..
PROPOSED Jonalhan Marshal, 1045 onto~ Dr. West, Newport doing business as. Sound· Costa Mesa CA 92627 199737 HS4 &4 This business Is con· 9• 16• 1997 F843 Total admitted suets I · Qf SUCCleSSOt {iij ,.or Scapes Enterlalnment, The 200 F:nancial G 0 p Daily Pilot April 18 25 $133 912 122 SU st~ trustee pursuant ORDINANCE Weslward Way, Costa Beac • CA 92660 9582 Hamllton Ave i'313 I r u • • • dueled by: an individual PUBLIC NOTICE T • 'I b . I . . 10· .... Bi~· .. Wtof~.Trururusteessstandexecuwted CITY OF MesA. California. 92627 Tra~y Green, 745 Prom· Huntington Beach, CA Inc .. (CA), 129 Cabrlllo St., May 2. 9, J.997 F800 Have you started doing F
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COSTA MESA Mike Snyder, 9121 Etvo ontory Dr. West. Ne~ort 92646 Co~1a Mes~, CA 92627 business y~t? No let t ous uslnesa Capital stocks *2,000,000 ~
A PROPOSED OROI· Corclo, Hunlington Beach, Beach, CA 92660 Curtis Allon Radmacher Thts business Is con· PUBLIC NOTICE Felix Lap1d1s Name Statement Aggregated Wtrtl•lns for e and
NANCE 15 scheduled for California 92646 · This business is con· 9542 Feathl.'rhlll Dr., Villa ducted by: a corporalion This statement was flied Tho following persons are other then special surplus ~· ami
1 Cl Slewart Wiison, 4143 Vi· <Jucted by: hustiand and Patk, Caht. 92667 Have you started dc:>ing Flotltlous Buslne11 with the County Clerk of doing business as: BB funds so ed 7 on ~opt on at 1~' regular ty casa Drive, Calabasas. Cal· wife This business Is con· business yel? Yes. Apnl 1. Name Statement Orange County on 4·1·97 Concepts, 3400 Avenue of Surplus notes $0 miler 7 1 ~in.
ouncit i:necting .01 May 5· ilornla 91302 Have you slaJted doing ducted by: an lndivldu111 1997 . The lollowlng persons are 19973715882 the Arts .tB324, Costa Grossp11d in and contrlbut· e~,'~J! . ' 001 1997• being Ordinance 97• This business Is con· business yet? Yes, 4·1-97 Havo you slaned· doing The 200 Financial Group. doing business as: The Dally Pilot April 4, 11, 18, Mosa. CA 92626 w surplus $5,347,635 Cou l!l~I 12· repeating Section 10· ducted by: a general part· Tracy Green . business yet? Vos, 3.15.97 Inc;, John P. Bogard, Pres. Newport Mesa Law Center, 25, 1997 F764 Bianca Bagotourlan, 3400 Aggregated wnte·ins fot 101YntyR !._ta.of 192 of the Costa Mesa Mu-nership This stateme'lt was flied Curt Radmacher This s1a1cment was fifed 2266 Heritage Dr .. Cosla Ave. ol tho Arts .• #B324, spec11i surplus $0 ~ C6u .i.._ '!'"' t
mcipal Code, and adding Have you staned doing with the Oounly Clerk of This statement was liled with the County Clerk of M&sa, CA 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Unessigned funds 11urplusl an<1 pyrsuant IQ~ 1 ~. ;~;~g:;;h Xf~010 rJ~~~re~e~~ business yet? No Orange County on 4·21·97 wllh the County Ctork of Orange County on 4·22·97 Bokki W. Prather, 2266 This business is con-$2.995.933 aOefault and~ Jto "
tw permits. and regulations Jonathan Marshall 1997371B115 Orange County on 4•8•97 19973718401 Heritage Dr., Costa Mose, Fictitious Business ducted by: an individual G11ntLossl fromoperat1ons ~et 5 lnstrur~..,u~
of commercial vending ve· This statomon1 was filed Daily Pilot April 25, May 2, 19973718737 Dally Pilot April 25. May 2, CA.92627 Name Statement Havo you started doing $11 ,412,734) r. 4 of said I
1 1 bl 1 with the County Clerk of 9 16 1997 F839 . 9 l6 1997 F841 This .t>,usiness Is con· The following persons a1e business yet? no Net Income $(1 ,412,735! R
1 815 Sel on Ma7_. ~~v~rson~enfa~ ~el:r~~!: Orange County on 4.15.97 ' ' MDaily2P1•1
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7Aprll l 1, 18F;7295, ' ' • ducted tiY70"n Individual doing business as: Magic Bianca Bago1ourl11n tnc1e1111 IDSecre1111dl in ~i
hon Eiompt t9973717530 PUBLIC NOTICE av · 1 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing Touch Amusements. 105 This statement was filed Capital and u1plus urmg 1r3noe 7,8o~t""' nty 1 rt·
Tl e MOTION o Daily Pilot April 18, 25, ·-PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No Le)(Jngton Ln., Costa Mesa, with the County Cletk of 1996 $1,~37. 738 ~ Ci'.... 1er
,J.r,!nce 97•12 fllr~t gr•~:din~ May 2. 9. 1997 F803 Fictitious Business Fictitious Bu•lnes• Bekki W. Pralher CA 92626 Orange County on 3·31·97 Insurance'" Force: Netlon· rta~ ~ '
rarricd by the following rofl Name Statement Fletltlous Bualness Name Statement This statement was flied Terry o. Aanderud, 105 199 73715730 ••"«!~ $206,221,000 r I A Pl t AU
call vole: COUNCIL PUBLIC .NOTICE The following persons aro Ham• Statemeni The followlng persons are with the County Clerk of CLexinglon Ln., Costa Mesa, Dally Pilot April 25, May 2, ~~~·dto' & Health p em· r 'r~AS~Gm,JST Blal the
MEMBERS: A y ES: dolf19 business as: Mesa The following petSons are doing business as: Hotges· Orange County on 4·15·97 A 92626 9, 16, 1997 F850 Insurance In Force: Callfor· 11~01 = ,.., ~(. Flc tltloue Business Verde Graphics. 1240 'K' doing business as: Team tad and Associales. 1844 19973717531 This business is con· ~ Bu p ft' U al h Buf;f a, Monahan, Erick· Name Statement Logan Ave., Costa Mesa. H #32 A h · CA D · ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTIC~ · •• S1nass age 'f1. n· • •
0 C S CA 9 6 Extromo, 555 Pautarlno aster • na. e1m, aily Pilot April 18, 25, H rt d d . ·~ 2. 700 titJ8 and inleres1 ve IO
Na OnE, s.· oNwonaen,, ABoSmEeNrTs ••• The following persons are 2 26 Ave., Sulle B 103, Cos1a 92802 May 2, 9, 1997 F802 aye you ?sta a o1ng Fictitious Business Accident end health prem1-and. r nowof Iherueldst~.!Y ~~~ doing business as: Royal David Richard Palmer, Mesa, California 92626 Steven Hetgestad. 1844 bus.ness·yet Vos, 9·1·96 ums • D•rect California Deed ifl
None. Aviation, 3000 Airway Ave., 1622 Corsica Pl., Costa Daniel e. Judge, 555 Paul· Hasler #32, Anaheim, CA PUBLIC NOTICE Terry D. Aanderud Name Statement Business Page $4, 182 ~ualed 1n said l)Ui\ly an( THE FULL TEXT of the "125, Cosio Mesa, CA Mesa. CA 92626 , arino Ave.. Suite B 103, 92802 This statement was flied The following persons are we hereby certify that the ate hereinUyafter de$6ribed:
ordinance may be road In 92626 Caryn Collene Palmer, Costa Mesa,. Caltfornia This business Is con· Fictitious Buslnest with the County Clerk of doing business as: Blak above items ere in 1ccor· mQ!e IUI described.J)O
Eric Scott Rhoads, 17081 1622 Corsica Pt.. Costa 92626 ducted by: an JndiQlduat Name Statement Orange Counly on 4·1·97 Nat Propenles. 16 Fair Elm, d1nce with the Annual said Deed of Trust. The 11'8 Clly Clerk's Olfice. 77 Hague Ln., Hunhngton Mesa. CA 92626 This bu'stness Is con· Have you started doing The following peisons are 19973715959. Laguna Niguel, CA 92677 Statement for the year orooerty add~ and other
r:11r Dnve, Costa Mesa. Beach, CA 92647 This business Is con· ducted by: an indtvlduet business yet? Yes, H5·97 doing business as: Theriot Daily Pilot April 4, 11t, 18, Matthew Bovee~ 16 Fair ended December 31. 1996 co0i:o~ de nation~if. i'J
MARV T . ELLIOTT, Saeed Pourzandjant, ducted by: husband and Have you started doing SlevenHelgeslad and Associates, 2005 Pal· 25 1997 F765 Elm, Laguna Niguel, CA made to the Insurance Ofu.., ... al ~~be:S4:
Deputy City Clerk 19531 Campus Drive #15· wife business yet? No This s1atement was filed oma Drive Costa Mesa CA ' 92677 Comm11sioner ol the S11te ~~2~,~costau to 1 Mesa,: Published Newport A, Santa Ana, CA 92707 Have you slatted doing Daniel B. Judge with lflo County Clerk ot 92627 • • PUBLIC NOTICE This business Is con· of C1htorn1a, pursuent to ~· 926:tf"fiie ndefsianM
IJoach-Costa Mesa Daily Oanlel Eugene Neuman. business ye1? No This statement was flied Orange County on 4·8·97 Brian Kevin Theriot, 2005 ducted by: an ind1vldua1 law. Wolzenskl, ruslee "isclaims any Wily
P1lo1 Aprtl 25. 1997 11 Vitale Lana. Foothill D. Richard Palmer . with lhe County Clerk of 199737187,32 Paloma Drive. Costa Mesa. Flctltlou1 Buslneu Have you slarted doing Bern,ard H. any~~ of the
F825 ~ah~;h. ;~s~;:;~ Is con· ~ri~s t~!:''i~~~!y w~1!,~'1e0~ Orange County on 4·11-97 Dally Pilot April 11, 18, 25, CA 92627 1 1 Th:~:i:w~n':i~~:~: are ~=:~a5!v~:•? N~ fl:~~=~ P. McC1uley, ~ ~S:~liandif~ __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_IC_E __ dueled by: a gonoral part· Orange County on 4·18·97 199737 17218 · May 2, 1997 F781 This bus noss 8 con· doing business as: Uquid This statement was filed Secret•rv sho'Ml herein. ' total
----------• nersh•P 19973717990 Daily Pilot April 18, 25, ducted by: an lndlvldual Assets Pool Service, 288 wllh the County Clerk ol 04123 .04124 04125 0a(ll()Untoff~theun~.alanoeb
SUMMARY OF ·' Have you started doing Dally Piiot April 25, May 2. May 2. 9, 1997 F797 PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~~es~o:ot?s~:s~~.t~~~ng Bowling_ Green, Costa Orange County on 4·8·97 04128• 04129 • • r file Ob -cured 1y
ADOPTED OROINANa£ business ye\? Yes. 1989 9 16 1997 F844 PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltlou• Bu1lnes1 Btian K. Theriol Mesa, CA 92626 19973716740 • the =y to be sold ano
CITY OF ~~~ R~,~~~~ent was riled , P'UBLIC NOTICE Name St•tement This s1atement was tiled Michael Palrick B1own. Dally Pilot April 11, 18, 25, PUBLIC NOTICE :.=:; ~!§timag~ ~
COSTA MESA with the Counly Cletk 01 Flctltlou1 BuslneH The following persons are with the County Clerk of i8:saB~l~~6~J~en, Costa May 2, 1997 F786 IM time of'ihe ~ lica-
ORDINANCE 97·9 is Orange County on 4•15.97 Flctltloue BuilneH Name Statement doing busJness a\: Uva Orange County on 4·15·97 T i ' 1 1 RllNa.1M7J7111H lion of ltie~lice of Is; stheduled to be In full 19973717508 Name Statement The following persons are Language Learning, 15372 19973717528 d!:t~d ~~~ a'iie~~lvl~uaron· PUBLIC NOTICE f1C11TIOUSIUllNEll $149,630.: In addition to
IQrl e and ellect 30 days Dally Pilot April 18, 25, The following persons are doing buslnos1 as: Pocmc Barranca Parkway, Suite Daily Pilot April 18, 25, Have you slarted doing Flctltlou• Business MlllfSTA'lmllfT . ~t~s=~~
trpm ns ado!tion on April May 2, II, 1997 F809 doing business as: a) A.A. ~=~~,t~':fror181vJ~25#1":.· 210, Irvine, CA 92718 May 2 9. 1997 F804 business yol? Yes, 6/27/91 Name St•tement The follOWlnQ pellOll(a) inn :1a1e or natiooal'''bank a
21. 1997, an was adopted Coast Wireless, b) Coast to Costa Mese, CA 92ti26 Denni Barrott, 695 A Ctllf • Michael P. Brown The lollowlng persons are doing bus111ess •· p~ i dl'Cl'MI by f stale or e~tel:he c~'~;~~L ro~Ec,:1~ PUBLIC NOTICE Coast Wireless, C) Coast KotchltO Kris Enotsu. 9831 ~~~:1 Laguna Beach, CA PUBLIC NOTICE This slalement was fifed doing business as: Daseln SYSTEMS. Q&Ot Jltol'lllTIO Rold rat credit union °'. a
BERS AYES 8 ff Wireless, d) A.A. Coast 10 Hol Springs Dr .. Huntington This business Is con· with the County Clerk ol Net, 76 Coata Srava. La-Wne.~All2618 drawn by a stale or
: 1 u •, Flctltlou• Bu1lness Coast Wlreloss, 2633 Har· CA Flctltlou• BuslneH Orange County on 3·24·97 guna Nlguel CA 92677 Ma Systems Corpotlllon. a rat ~and loan as-
Monahan, Eric kson, Name Stat•ment bor Blvd., Costa Mesa, CA ~~;h, busr;::: 1, con· ducted by: an lndlllldual Name St•t•ment 19973714984 ·Ronald Spencer Tucker Oelawatt Corpomon. 9601 atic;>n. sa s~· ·
Som• rs . N 0 e S 1 Th• following persons a1t 92626 ducted by: an lndMduat Have you started doing The following petSons are Dally Pilot April 4, 11, 18, Jr., 76 Costa Btavo, La· JetOllmo ~ lrfiot, CA"m1t, ~000ban ......
Cow• n . ABS EH T : doing business as: 1) Alter· Mlchaet Alan Winklepleck. Have you started doing business yet? No doing business as: Urono 25 t997 F766 guna Niguel, CA. 92677 This business Is eooelteted.., ::lion 5 12 o ""'zed t d
N'one. naS1alf Setvlces. b) For· 2629 Harbo1 Blvd., Costa b 1 ? y 9 12 Do.nnr Barrett , Enterprises, 692 N. Adelo ' This business is con· acorpornon. . au o o
0 RD1 NAN c E 9 7 .g lune Communications Mesa. CA 92626 us neu yet es, · • This statement was fifed l.ane 1137, Orange, CA PUBLIC NOTICE • ducted by: an indlviduot The ntQlsntll commenced lll busioess _lo this stale. In the
Group, c) Fortunt Per1on· T.hls busln.tst la con· 1i;t~hlro Kris Enatsu wltti Iha County Clttk 01 92867 Have you s1arted doing transact . blSlotU under thl event tendat Other than cash amends Costa Mesa Mu· net Consu1tan11 ot trvint. ducted by: an Individual This statement was .flied Orange County on 4-8·97 Andrea Sybil Uttno._ 692 Flctltlou• BuslnHs business ye1? No ficUous'-business name 0 lseltOted the Trusteeai!
nlclpat Code Sections 9· 18552 MecArthur Blvd., Have you starteCI doing with the Counly Clerk 01 19973718749 N. Adote Lane 137, Or· Name Stat•mtnt Ronald s. Tucker, Jr. 111111es hsll!d abolle on Aiwll t5 ho , tht lssu~ of th
125, 9-128, 9·t91, 9·191.14, Ste. 345, lrvlne, CA 92612 business yet? No Otange County on 4•11•97 Dally Piiot April 11, 18, 25, angt, CA 92867 •Tho lollowing persons are This staltment was filed 1997 =eesft Det.081 :'ti~ th!
9·191 .15. 9·191.16, and r• Fortune Personnel Agency Michael Wlnklepleok 19073717201 May 2. 1997 F782 This bualness Is con· doing business as: Udo with the County Clerk of SGHED MN SYSTEMS COAPQ.. ~me Ofav as .Q
penis Sections 9·191.1 of Irvine, fCA). 18552 This statement was fifed dueled by: an Individual Jewelers & Giits, 3418 Via Orange County on 4·6·97 RATION, By: Sllnley p \Wiiow, lef QI,· t. --
lhiough 9.191.13, lnctuslve, MacArthur Blvd., Ste. 3'15, with 1h• County Clttk of Dally Pilot Aptll 16, 25, PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing Oporto Room 3, Newport 10973718728 V.P.CO~&l.IOllAtf•ft made. 1 aMt-
and establishing 1 Citywide Irvine, CA 92612 Orange County on 4.14.97 May 2, 9, 1997 F799 business yet? Yes, 1·01·~ Beach, CA 92663 Dlltlly Pilot Aprll 11 18 25 Tlls stalltmtnl w• filed w.tli I~
f h This buslnus la con· 19973717411 PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltlou• Busln .. • Andree Ureno Shella Tamar Ayvuyan, 30 • • • h Cou~Cltltt Of n..-' tiDe. 0· :~~hl:I~~~ :ida!~~ c:;~~ ducted by: a corporation Dally Pilot April 18 25 Ham• Statement Jr.ii• statement was llled Cool B1ook. ltvlno, CA May 2, l9t1 FT89 Countt on 21 1gg7 v•-""" or ' , lo bHuasvineesyso~u11711ya1rt1ed. 1.,!0lng May 2. 9, 1997 'Feoi 'Fictitious ButlneH The followlng persons art ll the County Clerk of 9T2h61
12 • PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE· Mtloua Hime ~ dors. '""" N St t t doing business as: . Ughl· Orange County on 4·15·97 s bu~lnoss , Is con· <\ ..... -.,.. fM Ytn flWll QJ bv
THE FULL TEXT of Iha or· Fortu~ trsonnel Agency PUBLIC NOTICE fhe ~=wl a •i::~s are hOUH Ttchnlcal Group, 19973717529 ducted by. an Individual Flctltlout BuslneH l:'"'°*'rt WIS llltd In lhl Offic:lt ~
d1nance may b• read in the i~.';J~~i Sttve Pandolfo • doing l>ustne~• ':·CC Car· 1624 Coriander IC, Costa Delly Pilot Aptll 18, 25, :ale you l?s~rted doing Nam• Stat•ment Of the COunCY Cllltl A n.w Mei as '
Citv Clerk's Offlc•. 77 Fair Thi• atat1m1nt wae filed F~•tlmU•o"•~•Btue1mJn••n•t• egivfng, 21571 ·Bahema Mv"1'~dCA0926i218 1824 c i May 2, 9, 1997 F805 S~eu:'~a~er Ao •""an oiThe follov.:tng pe110.nsTacr• lolls Bullntll Nllnl 8fA o Orive, Cosllt Mesa. . • Lane Hunttnglon Beach 0 an I IV II, Ot • T i r ., d ng bu11ness as. , . ttallt tit filed ...w _, f11t d* Sli(t -. . · ~Y T. ELLIOTT, with the County Clerk ol The fohowfng person• ll(e C• 9'2646 ' nnder IC, Costa Mesa, CA PUBLIC NOTICE .h s statemen was 111~ Ctedlt, 1539 Mon1ovia '12, Thi fill of tfs ..... rt dot9 t'*9on •. PfOvideO Ii\ •
DtSh:ift Olty Clerk Orange County on 4·8·97 dolng bullMH aa: Wut Ci~y A. Charleton 21571 92628 Cv11h Iha County Clerk o Nowport Beach CA 92683 ol ':.,, ~ lhl se In N<Mt. leas ~-ri.
p bllahtd Ne 0 t 1987371874t CoHt Amusement, 5i42 .8ahlml Lane Hunlington Thia buaintH 11 con· Flctltloua Bu•lneH Orange County on 3·28·97 Thoma1 William Sweatt,= 1~ Of. Fidtout Bu~-en· BO ~ u wp r Dally Piiot Ap!ll 11. 18, 25, Argosy Ave.. Huntington eeach c . 92$48 ductt<I bv: an Individual N 1 · . 199737t5IOO 1539 Monrovia 112. Ntw· . ..,.., ats
Beach·Coata MtH Delly May 2, 1997 F784 Beach, CA 92649 This • b~"neu 11 con-Have you ttarted doing The ~::Win':~~~~~! are Dally Piiot Aprll 4, 11, 18, siort Beach, CA 92663 =: ~~ :/:: rust : . •
P1lo1 April 25, 1997. Far Wtst Ltlsutt Indus-duettd by: an ltl<'ivl(lual buslnell yet? No doing busln .. • as· New• 25, 1997 ,.7G9 This business Is con• COIMIOftullW /fl.AA seclo., 14«x1 l1no ~ti i817 PUBLIC NOTICE trl ... Inc .. (CA). 52f2 Ar· Have you ltarted doing Yolanda Oovlla rt F & 1 p Cl t · 21111 ducted t>y: an lndMdual ,,._ !In', •~said,
PUBLI,. NOTICE go1y Avt.. Huntington butlMll yet? Y•• Jo.n. I ~his atatoment Wll filed r Coral Av~o ui.~i>oa 1$· PUBLIC NOTIC! tiavt yoU' 1111rt•d doing ~~. Bullnea and ~, rllde Re 1 v Flctltlou• lueln•H Beech, CA 92840 1997 : • W11h tht County Clerk ot 1 cl CA 92692 butlntH Y.et? No ...-t ~ ~: ----------1 Name lt•temet1t Thl1 bu1lne11 11 con· Cfnd Cherltton Orang• County on 4·8·91 ~ , J Lal 1 Fictitious B<.tslneH Thomaa w. Sweatt Am filing ~ •
SUMMARY O' Th• rollowlng ~eon• ttt ClUC1ed by: • corporation l111/ etatemtnt w11 fllt<I 19173711745 Co ~r~vt B ::0 2:,~.n~2 Name Statement Thi• t111tment w11 filod NlwPort 8ucfl..Colta Mesa " o .;;. • •
PROPOSIO doing bualntH u : Opll· Have you alerted Oolng wilh tht County Olttrk ol Dally Pllol Aprll 11 18 25 CA' 92862 " 1 a • Tht lo)lowlng per1on1 art With the Counly Clerk ol CN4t8335M6040•25, Milly ~ ·-• f'41: , • ORDINANCI mum AelmburHm.nt Spe-t>utlntu yet? 19U 0 • • • doing buslntst n: Th• o Co "' on 4•1s.97 2.9.1l 1997 -~.7 .....,....,.7 CITY o' clatist• 2188 IC Pee111c Fer West Lersurt Indus• itng• county on -4·15·97 May 2. t997 F783 Thi• bustnen 11 con-Vintage Apartment• 200 rang• un., )'m 'f'W-•·. """""~ .
A , C t M CA trite Inc Sob J Portal• 11973717927 ducted by: an lndlvldunl SoYth Citron Anttitlm CA H9737t71t0 PUBLIC NOTICI A c~A~i~:E!,,IA ROI ~:21 OI • .... V.P.. 'I • • Dally Pilot April 18. 25, • PUBLIC NOTICE Have you lllrted Clolng 92605 I I Dally Pilot April 18, 25. 1 4e94
NANCE 11 schedui~ f~ Joth oanlel l<llngt, 2188 Thi• 11a1ement wa• 11100 Mey 2. 9, 1997 Face Flctltloua lualnaH \h'~'::' Jo~1~o • Helen A. Auk 2855 &. May 2, 9. 1997 F81 I lMI. '2tt412 oe.r. ----------
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MO In conntetlon With A• ducted by: 1 g1ntral part· PUBLIC NOTICE <tolng bultntll u . Wtln-Coate Mt .. , CA 92828 May 2. 9 1"7 1'808 H•ltn R Aa1k g, ng ~rm.•~ ·~di "" .......... j,_ ,....,. Let tht 1~ Pe1itlon A 9N 12 tor n4ttthlp botg tie>mH, t8201 Von Ct11J•H Btrancon. 105 ' Thie atattment WJt flltO sJi ln.4~ 82705 tiger,......:... el .. --,= Cl eff'led
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GENERAL 1002 COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT -----• NEWPORT BALBOA NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiii BEAC 1089 HOUSES/ BBACH 2169 ISLAND 2606 BEACH 2669 BEACH 2689 BBACH
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NllWHoM•• liiiiiiiiiiljiiiiifi!ijii!ii!iiiliicoNDos iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiliimiiiii!!iiiiiiii!iiiiiiiii FROM ta3T,990 •N• rt Hel9ht•• FOR Dl:!NT 18r CloH 10 beach. 8•1' Front t•r fp, All Kinda of Job• For Convenient
Easlalde Coate Meaa 327 'c:atallna Dr au;; Utlla pd, atove. frig, dwth. parking. N/pets. All Kinda of People. ClaHtn..t Weatport Hom•• 3br/3ba, den, pool. no pets. $875/monlh. Vrly. S1150/mo lnclda Claaalfled. 842·8878
2545 Santa Ana Ave. Mini ocean view . sea.eCM-eaaa u1111. 87:MS840
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714-848-5281 Reduced to S.95Kll 714-e73-4802 Beautlful Upper 2 bd --------
Grundy Rttr 875-e18t BALBOA 2Bd 28a verullle• 1 bath, 2 patio•. new NEWPORT NEWPORT PENINSULA 2107 lmmac lux condo. Wik cA1pet. All amenl Vrty. BEACH 108~ IBACB
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9075 BlJSIN!SS OFPICE EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT MEICBANDISB COSTA M1SA 8124 ACVU 8010 CJllftOLIT •9045 POaD
2889 FOR llNT 2769 5530 5530 WANTED 5535 MISC. eo1s1-----·11-----·1 1·----iiii iiiiiiiiimliiiiiiiiiiiiiil liiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiii Qlefll Lewft S•lef •et lnteer• R8 Red, •e1 ChMtW ..... , •es Pord ....._.,
NEWPORT l!ACH
a .. u\Jful, New 2+2 8tore/Ofo fOf leue. •Qood Com..-ny• ••P'd ••••• M•l•t t::JP/T Hom• C•r• Wotff Tannlnt1 a.d• Sat_,. ae .. 3 alt. 74k mla. AJC, new 41t4. 4 dOOf, 18k ml, 5 •Offd, wonc truc:k. corn« unit In Bmck 122 Aeat ... al . I• •Qood Peopto• Computen+ Flex hr• companlonlD•y Care TM At Home Lota of TreHurHI tta, org ownet, >tint full pQwr, Tahoe, fed. (101100/5PA75241)
Bay w/large window• Straight L... Call If you are longlng to for amall Whl•I• co. Cleant::JCook~Drlve Buy Direct and 8•¥91 Prlno• of P••o• cond. $8,495. 7eo-t005 C238;8.2:>Col"V9~~·995 ,92S~~P99.!r•r
and high c,111nga. Chf ... agt 87~98 work fOf • growing Lv Meg 875-0432 or Errand•. 722·5223 Low Monthly Pmll 2 •87 CMhu ... rohV•rcl• -AM--C-------• Pvt gar, w/d, fp, frig. company that trute Fax RH: 751-8744 Fro• Color Catalog n020 Only 52,702 mu... V8, leather. AC, O•tod Community you with care & ---------Call 1•8oo.711.o158,...,..,,__,.D...,...,rtve,...._b.,....• ... t_.C_M__ .. Mint condlt lonl full power. 114,995
S1345. 78 ... 174e ••••••••• respect, C"LL us1 Hom• ,-YP4•t DOMESTICS 5540 ·~M 1 1_.. 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiii•&iliiiil (111391) HURRYI (101172/NUE1 0850) " PC Uaere Needed " t .......... , .. , Furn, 80 C d A L f Oc eanfront itudlo BUSINESS. & car & Insurance req'ct. · •--------TV cycle-g;., Jwlry ' onoer une HUI 0 Toyotl of
No kit. Frlg...t Mloro-FINANCE (714)842·8302 s 4 0 '0 0 0 1" c 0 m • • HOUSeMAH * WANTED 33e •· 20th St great! Very low mite. Wt1•mln1ter Huntington Beec'" w•v•, 88-u lnold. Merry Malet• Potential. 37$-1993 OVra Exp. CIH.n & TO BUY 6019 Sat 9-1/No Htty bird• •o•. Good condition. ' ''
$850. 973-4494 -------· •offic .. Cllent ••rvlo• Immediate maintain large homH. ·--.-.-.-7-:_34). __ 1_2__ $1,250. 8M-H9• 892·1908 714-847-8555
Unlqu• 1bdrm tb• Rep Oen ofc. Xlnt Interview! Outdoor dutlH, car Old Coins Gold Sliver '53 Ch•vy. Furniture, ---------'98 Muat•ne w/loh condo style apt. _B_U_S_l_NE __ S_S ____ phone/comm •kllla. care, pet care. driving, Franklin Mint, Sterllng Etc. Corn•r or BMW 9030 DODGE 9065 Only 1900 mllesl
Vaulted ctlllng1, llghl 45wpm. Computer Mfg need a m•ny cooking, Hrvlng. Xlnt Old watch .. & Jewelry ••nt• An9/Cabrillo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii•f White/grey leather.
& airy walk through OPPORTUNITY helpful. Window•. people. FT to help w/ NB r•f•. 909-336-0401 WHtcO'aa\Coln 842·8448 Factorr chromes.
kll h 1 1 word, Excel. Lrg co. 1ummer ruah & new COMPANION• Swedlah •---------'80 933 2dr, 8·eyl, '94 Dodge C•r•v•n (228312 $18,995 01;1:~· ;r:~w:!h";I~ 2904 estab 76 yrs •Hklng locatlon. 1425/wk to Aid Avail PT Good Rumm' Cub•• NEWPORT good cond, new Ur••. Green, 6 cyl, PS. auto, LeXUI Of
private extra large iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii indlv. w/po1ltlve & start. Carol, 491·0198. driver. Xlnt Ret'a. Prop· ~~~~~"nal 111:•~01:~::. Bm •CB 6169 sunroof, pwr window• A/C, ABS, 2 a.Ir bage, W
patio from llvlng room, $HUGE PROFITS$ c heerful attitude to KENNEL HELP erty Owner. Pl• Call 714-878·9284 ..,.. $2500. 717-7726 mint fOnd. Garaged. tltmln1ter
additional patio otf of work In •mall branch Dog lover wanted. Wiii Christina 730..02881--=--=-.,.,,-----liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '90 32SIC A•d Conv. '9300. 71 4·551·0139. 892.e908
bctrm w/outeld• •tor· Phone Card Routes o re. Start 11200-11500 train. Aleo all brHd HOUSE·SITTINO Top Doll•r• P•ld B•rvf•w T•rr•c• Loaded, all pwr, 5·1d, -------=---•----------
age space. vertlcal S2000/wk. Pot. •benefit•. Western grooming. 546·2848. Newlywed Pepperdlne For Record•. Jau, Community Q S•I• alarm, cd, alloy whl•. ~ORD 907S 199!~•rod•t•rv
bll d I I d d 800.700·7177 Exterminator Co.1.....;;..,... ...... ...,.,.;..,..----Sountracka, etc. Sat Only a3 Bayview al ba lo ml 79K f *-ten •d •n * n • n c u • 24hra 15552 Producer Ln. N.B. SALON gra<I• a-eek houseslttl09 Call Mika 845·7505. ... ' ' gs, · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Only 6,800 mlltt. Like throughout, skylight In ---------Hunt Bch. Ca 92849 Faclal Room, Stylist OPP-Ortunlty. while Way/Bayview Cir off $15,500, 673·428 brand newt A/C, Aulo,
llvlng room, unique E•rn up to $800/Wk 893•5055. EOE. Stations avall. Contact eavlng for own home. . Jamboree by Backbay '92 BMW 3251 '79 F350 P/U 4 dr AM/FM Radio, Tan
bathroom/ vanity/ Working at home.•---------Bonnie 756-0493. Rel'• avail. 723·1789 JEWELRY, FURS •S•t 8•m-3pm• Auto, 4 door, low • W/Hrvlce bed, ladder $16,000 obo 548-7718 dre11lng areal Neutral Uletlme Ouar. For lnto1 ________ ,. •HOUSEKEEPER• •-119? •ozs Antiques, wicker set, mil••· Immaculate! rack. Very •lrong 460
ear pet throughout! send $1 SASE to 01 Accepting •---------For 3 Story Home ,=lllliiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiviiiiii Ilk• nu. w/d, linens, 1341457) SHI 995 CID. New radials wlth1---------
Carport stall to ac· Enterprlee1 2427 t Lo• Application• NOW HIRING c 1ean1 n g /Errand• 1• drapes, laHr printer \93 BMW IS Coupe ~~~~~lm;2~~~at Q:~ HONDA 9085 commodale 1 vehicle Serrano•, Laguna •Bartenders Good communlCatlon Sollt•lr• Ol•mond 3708 p.,k L•n• Sunroof, leather, 54().«gg«n"''"-"'45 .. ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Included. Very brlgh1 Nlg el CA 92677 'Acce11 Officers a Id B d "' B lb & 38 h St) 1 1 s h I " " ....-. " 11 1 1 f u •Waltstatf •kills. Dependable on ° an 1Pt' l., < • oa l a 0 Y 1 · a r P ___ ...;.....;.....;.._...;...;;._ '91 Accord EX Grn/ ~~fr ~~~~ ~o"n~t a,~es~I ::::::::::::::::~ •Cocktail Waitresses car. 8:30·5:30 M-F Carat, round brllllant •---s-.-,-Ap-r_l_l _7__ <3F6587} 521•995 '93 Aeroat., XL tan. Auto, snrf, alloys.
51470. 789..0931 •Busboys Mah/re, rHponsfble $310/wk. Reta req'd . cut. Must Hll, 52950· furn, clths, Jewlery, Lexus of 'if08!:r~· L~l!ck~l~=~i new -ere. all pwr, AJC. First Time Ever· 21 Oceanfront lndlvldua11 needed Fax Into 714·960-3878 Call Cindy 723-9008 surfboards, b ikes. Westminster (3GUK921). s10,995 Xlnt cond. 81k mis.
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RENTALS
6 tfgurH In 4-6mo1• 2100 w. Oceanfront for access officers at HANNY for COM home. 2801 Bl•ckthorn 892 ._908 llAUER LOTUS $9000 OBO. 650-7932
Plus cut taxes up to 873·2100 exctualve gated M·F. Infant & toddler. (Eastbluff·Jamboree -----""----• COSTA MESA '91 Prelude SI Red, 95%. Not MLM or communities and Exp/ref's a must. Eng & Bison) '93 740 IL 842.7700 5spd. Full pwr, lo-ml,
DI r i ct Sa I• I . country clubs. req'd. • ~ • 719-2616 White, sliver g ray alarm, anrf, alloys,
80"322 "169 x1834 ADViRTISINQ '95 Explorer XLT 4x4. "" .., SALES •Huntington Beach Prof Resp fem wanla I eat her. chrome White, 24k ml., lthr A/C, tint, new tires.
TELEMARKETINO •San Juan Capistrano low rent or exchange TRANSPORTATION wheela, phone, cd sea11, tow pkg, all $9000 OBO. 551·3338 ---------1 Need More Cash Flow? Community newspa· •Dana Point for Housekeeper/ changer, low mllH. options. $24,500 '95 Accord LX ROOMS 2706 $40k PT. $75k + FT. per seek• energetic •Laguna Niguel Housesltter 993-6624 <3LZPS4B) s29•995 days· 843·5831 evH/ Low miles Mlrit cond.
No exp needed. EZ lndlvldual for retall Bauer Lotua wknds 644·1147. (078018) $14,995 Coat• M••• N.B. Oceanfront & ael·uP 410·820·6733 display and new busl· Paid training, all POWER BOATS 842•7700 Lexus of
22nd St. Pvt room •VENDING ROUTE• . ness development. uniforms provided. MERCHANDISE Westminster unfum, share bath. Experience helpful. Call M·F 9am·4pm 7012 When you wrltc •20 prime locations• s I c I I LI s 89 69 Ulil paid. N/S pref. •Price<! for quick a ~ry +tit 0~~ ·~ 0~1 ncoln ecurtty liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I CADILLAC 9040 a ClaHlfled ad, 2• 06
Klt chonelte In room. sale•800·7M-4361• + ene •· ya ca 999-0152 Huntington H•rbour iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Include all 80' Accord, auto,
Lndry. I block to Drug Screening re·,'========~ ANTIQUES 6010 4281 Warner Ave, N rt Pl $490 quired. EOE.•· '87 Coupe DeVllle, the (acts good eng, 5800.obo ewpo er. · ---------Fax Resume Attn: Office Small COM con· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii H.B. 5·15·97 11am Snrf, phne, tinted 714·831·8324 Call Sam 875-4808 MONEY Janise Cross suiting firm seeks ANTIQUES 4 U Lien Sale 1962 28' windows, new trans/ and get the
NB PVl hm, room w/ba, TO LOAN 2914 (714) 965·7174 pleasant pers on to •Sale 10•30%• Chris CF6823CA eng, good tires, trailer resulls olc, n/smkr, $500+ Or call 965·3030 handle phones, ·cus-Hln#CXB280296T. hitc h, mint condl +11•• -e'Yc@* snrutHs. 848-2226 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1---------tomor 1erv., and con1· Accepting consignment 1980 24' SeaRay $5,800. 714·960-4140 11
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ANY PURPOSE
(714) 728-5188
Appointment Setter• puters $9-SlO/hF....OOE 30% fee. Unlimited lime.---------• c F 9 3 o 9 Gp 6.U-!i671!
Set leads M·F, FT. Call Cathy 573•5860 312 Newport Blvd, N.B. PETS e. Hln#SER7107A12797
VACATION
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C.M. Office -Exp'd. 548-4123 °' 560
1·800-424·7850 24Hrs R•l•ll S•I•• Per•on Art & Antiques Crystal ANIMALS ' -ave message For Outdoor Jewelry • ' ..., · Cart In Fashion Island, sterling, porcelaln. jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiii We Buy BuslneH CASHIERS to r Car N.B . Please call Jewelry . Dealers ***1 Vear old white MARINE SUPS
2722 Look~ng to sell N.B. Steps to sand. Wash. Full/Part-lime, 282·1220. an"'fme. welcome. 844-2034 female at10 kittens DOCKS 7022
View. 2 & 3 bdrm Invoices Weekends Included. '' ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii that extra junk
stacking up in
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S800-S1000/wkly • 71.._730.0837 S•l••p•r•on FT/PT avallablel 854-32481•
Pgr, 800·6\6-4018 For Cash 9AM-4PM f)ip. Upscale ladles/ Top Dollar Paid! Fr•• to Loving S•IVSllp 9ft beam, io
•Ranch HHr YoHmlte 88'8·221·8703 Chlld Model Search mens' sportswear. From . 1800-1960. Home 6mo old male mlns to sea, main From Splelberg Movie. N.B. Goll Course. 1 pc to entire estate. Akita /Shepard mix. channel, up to 45h
Ad fi hi I Need kids 6mo1·17yrs 852·88B9 Paintings, china, G s10 per 875·8835 1 ong, is ng, campng. for TV, print & fllm.i---------entle , playful, · Featured In LA Times. ---------Submitting now tor Secr•t•rv 35wpm. glsware. furn, etc. trained. 497·5064 Wanted to Rent
Brochure 310·548·3792 ---------new Star Wars movies, Sales exp. $8.50/hr. 40YrNBRes673-6223 Shore Mooring
--------MORTGAGES & Call tor audition time. Ambitious. punctual.========•••••••••• 714·850·5531 RENTALS TO Pascucci Productions M·F, 9·6. 723·5357. 1• Try our garage sale cxis. 'M"ot's
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T.D.'S 2918 •714·375-4300• securttv Officer• SHARE 27~4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cu•tomer Service Immediate FT/PT posl·
""etST JU:f.s rR) GARAGE SALES
AnliqUft ~ '50. ~ ,: AUTOMOBILES iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tlons avaflablel Call
11 Be•utlful, H.B. ~Br 1 Student Service, for appt 248·9180
2.5Ba Lg kit, hi cell, CASH NOW T••cher/Dlrector
Berber crpt, Ip, patio. FA s T Fu N 0 IN G Representative Preschool. CertlflOD•
•Est. Lagma dellell buy: CORONA
IMr,QllM,ptlinlilgt, 1' DEL MAR 6122 ACURA 9010
pon:ellil, chila, po{leiy, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1==iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w/d. pool/spa, prkng. for your: lion required. Positive
$525. Erin, 497-4485 •Buslne11 Notes L TU, the Innovative attitude. Costa Mosa old cotltu'nt Of tine ·-COM 2Bdrm 1Bath •Deeds of Trust leader of professional 714·848·4318
5500/ 0 W/D A II •Commerclal Leases 1 1 d 1 m . . va cont nu ng e ucat on TONS OF WORKI June I st. 5 Blocks to •Structured Settlements seeks customer ier· Need 15 key people.
beach. 673·1830. •Many other debt vice re'p. to assist N lnatrument1 s tudenll registering o exper necessary! CdM lovelv rm share (714)989·0306 Up to S400/weekly bath, lg kit, •1undeck, Auured Funding for classes. Requires Paula 714·562·1710 w/d. rem n/•mk. Aval good communication 1---------
s 35 72 Network and organlza tlonal •W•ltr••s/Cook• now 4 · t-9546 ________ .. aklll•. Inside sales Experienced. Fast
CM Beaullful Mstr Br/ exp . preferred. FfT Food, full-time. $6/
jeweky, bronzel, f\ln.,
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Ba. all amens. nr OCC ••••••••• days & P(T Eve. & hour. Apply at: 2968 5425 . ..-t/2 utls. Greg Sat. Send rH/sal his· South Brlstol, Costai---------
574-1400 7am-7pm ANNOUNCEMENTS tory to Attn: Jody Mosa. (714) 662-2572. APPLIANCES
CM Condo, Lrg rm,••••••••• FAX 714-442·0699 We •r• hiring fo r a 6011
patio, pool, w/d, Cuatomer Service/ variety of PT, Summer carport. $350. + 1/3 ---------lnafde S•I•• positions & Certified Refrlger•tor $235.
ulls. 646·8370 Iv msg THEATER Fortune 500 Company Aerobic Instr. (Thurs Almost new. Auto.
Co•t• M••• 1 Large CASTING 2921 seeking motivated nights, Stop II Plus) Top lreezer. 759-1605
bedroom. $350/month iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lndlvldual w/mln 1 yr Recreation laclllty .. 112 utls. Available exper. In cust aerv/ Inside a large resort F-U-RNI--TU--RE--6-0-1-4 May 1St. 722..0317 •World'• L•rgeat• telemarketing to call & community 11 looking
Chlld Model Search provide customer ser· for frlendly, enthuslas· ~ii!i!i~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii N~~-~,::~~:n1~·~hare Natalle, 980·78B2 vice to our community tic & energetic people. L•·Z·Boy Recliner
rurnlshed 2br 2.Sba ---------organ I z a t Ion 1 . $6/hr. Call 644·4664 New. Beige w/Scotch· (25·30hra per wk) or fax r11ume 717·6699 guard . & Couduroy
lownhome, w/d, fp, LOST & Call or send resume to: cloth. Paid $463. Sac·
dishwasher. pool, Jae. FOUND 2925 Ent•rt•lnment rillce $299. 644·0342 weight room. Muat p bll ti EMPLOYMENT L 0 ,.,1 u c• on• Like new Simmons ove og '--ngerl I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I 151 Kalmus # J4 SER
S600. -t utls. Susan LOST African Gray Costa Mesa 92626 VICES 5533 f'ib w~c~~?py, $~5a~· 714•99o-591o Parrot, red tall. talks. Atln: Ms. Lauren ress. e ng. · E'eld• CM Rm pvt 4/18 nr MoFaddan/ at 662·2020 •••••••• GE Ironing board wal·
bath, 1hr kit, ref's G 1 Ha ------........ -----Please be aware that lunlt. $100. Custom o t h • r d n D R I V E R Fem a I e . mulll·colored drapes. req'd. S350mo+dop. 993 .. 3394 REWARDI Wanted loal licenee the llstlngs In this cat· Orig $3500. Asking utl Inc. 642·9622 msg need PT driver on call. ogory may require you $500. ""80·2500
Eaat CM· $450/111 + 6 LOST 000 Australlan N.B. area. Your car or lo call a 900 number '="'--•--,-----mon lee. Cat ok, Quiel, Silky. Small about 3· mine. 714-470.7466. In which there la a Pine coffee table. 41bs. Brown. Sat 4/19 charge per minute. round $125. 6' floral peacelul, w/2 happy In Weet Bay Ave N.B. Electrical couch S275. 548-4711. creative peoplel 63t·2111 REWARDI 873·3814 J ourneyman EMPLOYMENT R•tt•n Couc,h H.B. Ocnlront duplex . ..,.L_,O,.....,,.S""'T,.....-W-ld_• __ b_a_n_d 4yrs min exp. Truck & 6' with rust cushions.
1 br w/pvt ba. Furn. T I WANTED 5535 Panther Gold ring. On oo s a lnust. Res/ $125. 0873·8071
garage, pool. 56001 4/22 vie. of 17th St. In Comm. Call 748·5255. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
mo "'sec depoalt. front BOD & Watch··~-----------------999·0454. #2 works. 848·2228 •• 2 MONTHS TIL MERCHANDISE
N.e. share beaut-------ASSOCIATION SUMMER MISC. 6015 spacious 3BR, 2BA 1 Lost: Cockatell In the Start Now Look & Feel
blk from baach & bay vicinity of Adami and MANAGER Better by June 151.
$600. No amkltlrugs/ Placentla. While head/ Exp'd Chef & Cert. Mens 10-spd 211n bike
a1cohol. 201 ·1843 wings and g<ey bodY,· ~-If M d Personal Trainer $20., microwave $35.,
NB shr hse. 1 block to "Peter Mo Tweeter • .x -ana~e M•rk 714.B10_3479 mens full wetsuit Very Beautlfull C (med) S45., 717·7726
abne,apcleh · prwkg/d. · 54P6°5°. ~· REWAROI 444·2541 A'-~m.m~nicy ' Bonded House Slttlnn ' n.»OC1at1on tn Plant & Pet Care • R•lph L•uren Wicker
I /3 Ulla 71 4 722-0743 sofa. Frig, patio furn.
· ••••••••• Irvine has opening Long and short term. dlshee etc, etc, etc.
NB/Bluff• Share w/Ma· for individual with Exp/Reta. 241•1914 Great buyal 759-1605
ture Fem Br/Den/Ba. PERSONALS •Dog Walker•
Gar. Avl lmmed $600/ ••••••••• experience in all 1 will Walk & Love T~~r~~~~.Uc"~'.Y
mo -t 'h utl•. e44·0263 phases of your poll W••k•nd• Classlfled
Newport Ht• Very & Ev••I Call Morgan 842·5878
Nice 3Bdrm. All furn'd. SEEKING managemcnc ¥714-842-8533• -;:::=======:
Bd/Ba/Parklng $650. WOMEN 3004 Send Resume in L.ovlng Swedl1h Nuree. + 1 /2 Utl. 549-9995 12 vre exp. Hone1t &
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii confldence tb: caring. Good cook.
•••••••••I H1nd1omt Attomty Search Commiutt Loe refe. Chrletlna COMMERCIAL SHk• very atttactlve P.O. Box 19565-127 t::J714-848·3735~
Rw:: 11 T ESTA""' eflm wht female 2&.34 Irvine, CA 92623·9565 HUR SINO Homemaker ~ •~ for dating.¥ 360-49471---------' Eng l11dy w/car, cert,
BUSINESS OPPJCE EMPLOYMENT !!!;1:
FOR RENT 2769 -----· -----~----d-
home hllh provider.
Nurae1'a Ina. Xlnt Rof1
& Bondable. Uve In/ out, In home ol elderly
dlHbled. 980•1929
3g~~.,~~0~:0':0:,~~ EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
S1HO. Ort Loc/Prkg. 5530 5530 5530
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Comml/Ofo Sp•o• Balboa BIVd nr Fun
Zone. Appoic 8001.f.
S650. 714·'724-1850
Offlo• iult•
441 Old Newp«Ht Blvd,
Newport Bch e~eq.n.
7 t 4·850.9808
.. DRIVSRS ..
13()().$500 •week
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Need prof'I driver•,
own car/plck·up/Va.n/
elakebed. OMV/Ina.
9 Holland, lrvln•
800-2734439
BUSINESS OFFICB BUSINESS OPFICE
POI RENT 2789 fOl llNT 2769
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2800 sq. , Ga en
Can be cilvidcd
abundanc adjacent parking.
Convcnienc, cop quality commercial
area. Ne otiablc terms.
t •
BEHR~.
Technical Services Rep
OC paint mfr has inside position ~aiating
do·it·yourselfera seeking easiatance with
paint & stain application. Must have
patience, excellent communication skills &
problem solving ability. Able to operate a
PC. Knowledge of coatings preferred.
Comprehensive benefit package includes:
life, medical, dental, vision cl LTD
insurance; •01 (k)/Profrt Share; quarterly
bonus after six month• Hrvice.
Send resume to:
Human Retourcee
PO Box 1287
• ~.Santa Ana, CA 92702. Sllaty nmOJy mutt be ird.tdld bCOI ,,..._'ltlder-...-r1tion.
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Cla11ifled1
(114) 642·5678
THE
ANNIVERSARY SALE THAT LETS
YOU SAVE LIKE ALWAYS BEFORE!
1947---
FIFTYYEAR
anniversary
1997
NEW '97 CATERA $399, __
+.32¢ for 36 mos. On app. Credit. Total to start $999 +1st pmn_k tax, OMV and
ref. sec. dep. Total of_pmnts $14,375.52 +tax .. 12K mis. /y r. u~tion to buy
at lease end for $21 ,174.93. 4 to choose. VIN #'s 076389, 076370, 059263, 025641.
PR•:-()WN1~:11V 1\.1 .. L 1 1~:s
'96 <?ldsmobi!e Cleras$1 Q 9•5. • Nicely Equipped! , I •
7 in stock + tax, lie. and doc. fees. Prior dally rentals.
VIN #'s 313600, 314947, 317357, 307265, 313508, 302717, 314048.
CA.DILi.AC. CREATING A HIGHE R STANDARD8
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Our Family Serving Your Family, Since 1947t
28332 Ce nlno Cmplstnlno LAGUNA NIGUEL
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ly CHARW ~ '91 Prelude 81 R~. '94 Jeep Wr•n9ler '89 TurtH> l!aplrtt •a7 ToWOU SUIN• with OMAR SHARF 51pd. Full pwr, lo-ml, 42k ml. Auto. AC, R~. tan leath.,, only ve. ~.o, ~a. PB, AC.
alarm, enrf, alloys. caH, till. S13,500. eict 23k miles. (2PTN139) CC, till. New !Hee & ACAOl8
1 Co60nyOltllet e TW)eOfwave
11 S4lidln Of OOI~
14 Alien country 1~ Gourmet mlAltlfoOm 18 Mee' gr_()IJf)
17 Middle Eastern coomy
18~ 19 Voongsler
20 Swi8t painter
Paul-.
~ Last Grffll letter 24 Mote rfftleH 28~term
30 Falnta with pleasure
31 Wu in a rage 32 Intended
33 Olsca{ded,
slanglly 37 Church
vestment
38 Unruly ones
39 Ostrich's kin
40 Fair '3 Sharpened
45 Disturb 48 Fillet
47 Engages In
horMplay
50 Jogs the
'5t~an 52 Tuticey, e.g.
53 Ghost -chance
54 'Them" author
57 Furious
82~tnd
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M Part~USNA 65 Hog's home
68 Flanks
87· Pilcllefs
DOWN
1 Upper
atmosphe~ 2 Mlsforlune
3 ~part 4 Female
sa~r 5 • ... one giant ' step for -·
6 Tralfic.light
color
7 T radillonal
knowledge
8 Ei<pert for .two
• 9 Chlc:4<'s mother 29 Mischievous
1 o Noolts ones
11 Bars of .soap 31 Sumptuous 12 Mexican friend meal
13 Airplane tracker 33 Designer Item 21 Bandleader ~ Aate gas
Brown 35 Correct
23 Skirt length 36 Tenderfoots 24 Asimov or 38 Primary cotor
Newton 41 -Minor: 25 Durable fabric constellation
26 Small lau band 42 Small portioQS 27 Work fn the 43 Couturier's
garden I • concern
28 Musicel pieces 44 Kimono sash
4~ Momlf'\9 moisture
47 Honks 48 Out of shape 49 Sordid
50 Many-petaled
ftowers 52 Give a party for
55 "The Greatest"
56 Young boy 58 Chilly and damp
59 Blvd.
60 Paving gook 6t Loop trains
and TANNAH HIRSOf AJC. tint, new tlrH. tac. warr. 722~8838 $29,995 'brakn. Mint cone.
$9000 080. 551·3338 '98 Or•nd Cherokee 8AUl!R LOTUS 57300. 714-551-0139
Neither vulnerable. South deal•.
NOR111
•Vold <:>Jest
t+O•t
oda, we t.hlriJt that South's blast to
tis epade9 hu a lot. to reoommend
it..
Ulrado, fully loaded, COSTA •ISA ••A T....,_ P/U '95 Accord LX lmmacl BJk/lthr, cd, • 842.7700 (200541/NOCl92295)
Low mllH Mint eond. 2·whl dr, only 9100 18495
(078018) · 514,995 ml, s21,500. 559.592e ---------•93 Tewou XCAB Lexus of evee, 883-0100 day•. MAZDA 91 25 (1011111P035972l
W t I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 112. 995 ti m nster •94 Torota P/U 892·8906 LEXUS 9115 •as RX7• new tlree, XCA8. Auto AJC, Muot
O KQ1095
•AIU ..
. West led the ace or diamonda,
and South did not like what came
down in dummy. Re~ene the
minor-suit hJgh cards and the slam
would.have depended either on
finding E$.llt with the ace or clube or
a singleton king of spades lo either·
defender's ha nd. Aa it. was, the
defendeni rubbed salt into declar-
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil grt stereo, many new • • • • I I k • n • w I •·a-o-· _A_c_c_o_t_d-,-.-u-t-o, parts, needs workl (200528/R5090884} $700. 714-444-0e91 good eng. $800.0bo ---------.1 $14,595 P.A8T
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Pau
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20 Pau
Pau P ...
er'a wounds.
At trick two, West continued with
a diatilond. &ast rulTed and shif\cd
to the king or hearts. There was
nothing declarer could do. With no .
entry to dummy and the king •of
spades guarded in the West hand,
declarer still had to lose a trick in
each major. Down three less 100
honora, for a net losa. of .ioo points.
MDon't worry," North offered in
714-4531·8324 '93 LEXUS GS300 '95 Tacoma 4 x4
INFINITI 9095
'98 lntlnltl 020
1 Ok mites. co playe'F, leather , a mustl
(533640) $t8,995
'Lexus of •
Westmlnste;
892·6'908
ISUZU 9100
Full option 58K MEDCEDES 9130 LX Auto, ac, full White Ivory I029d2 ~ power. (100133) $24,277 (2052337) $17,995
'87 420 SEL '95 Tacoma SR5 '9 3 T 0 Y 0 T A Merced•• Low miles Auto, ac. (101103) CAMRY LE Leather and FI aw 1 es s 1 (049951) $23.995
only 34K Superb cond (341457) $15,9995 Toyota of
~l«Js.s~a:~9/i97229 Lexus of Huntington Beach
Westminster 847 8 555
'94 LEXUS1 SC400 "V 892·6908 '98 Torota Avalpn
Black Full option x L. w h It• /Iv 0 r y Ce .. 11' d 2 9% APR '91 300E SO Down, n 1e · Interior, automatic, 1111, a all WO ·1 1 11 Take over Lease, v • n as CC., power windows #037721 $33,877 $469 .mo for 30 locks, loaded ' months. 64K 720·0738 (078337) $AVE
Opening lead: Ace of 0 consolation. "You started out with liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
nine tricks in hand, and ended with
'91 MAZDA
MIATA Anniversary
Edition Auto leather CO hard top
#122624 $10,977
MITSUBISHI 9145
'93 Torot• Prevla LE. dual roots. must
seel (080605) $16,995 . . . . nine tricks." A few more results like We hkc ~o think that bndge is a that and South could file for bank· iame or skill. That luck also plays a • ruptcy
role is eloquently illusl.Tat.ed by this · •
'92 Isuzu Rodeo 5 speed, must seel
(200486/N4300206)
$12,495 '92 ECLIPSE GS 1ev DOHC
l!""....,1!'""9 ........ ,,..-w~ ............ IP""'._ ..... ~,--hand from ":'~r bridge. Learn to be a better bridge
In a soph1st1cated relay ~)stem, playe r! Subscribe now to the
South might be a.hie lo d1seover Goren Bridge Letter by calling
that North. is voi~ in spades and (800) 788-1225 for information.
hold& the king of diamonds and ace Or write to: Goren Bridge Let-
of clu~s: That makes slam a bad ter, P.O. Box .c.ito, Chicago, m
'94 Isuzu Rodeo LS V6, full powfir,
sunroof, mint cond.
'9 3 VOLKS
JETTA Red Auto AC sunroof CO 45K
Perfect cond
COUPE
Burgundy, gray Inte-
Lexus of
Westminster
892-6908
rior, 5 spd., cass .. cd,1---------------
Good Jobs
reliable services
Interesting things
to buy
It's all there
every day
In Classlfied
842·5878
Can't seem to
get to all those
repair jobs
around the house?
Let the ClaHlfled
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t\,elp you find
reliable help.
proposition. . 60680.
Employing.more mundane meth-
(101141 /R4325339)
$17,495
Toyota of
Huntington Beach
847·8555
$11,977
'96 LEXUS ES300
CO moonroof. Full option certified 2.9%
APR avail. #156853
$26,977
sunroof. (2ZUG792) VOLVO 9230
$8. 995 1 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii B•uer Lotus 1•
Costa M••• 042.7700
NISSAN 9150
'84 VOLVO 4·Door,
Sliver Beauty! All orig-
inal. New tires. Only 180k miles. Xlnt c:ond!
$2,800 875·3888
1~------------....-------------.-----------~1JAGUAR 9105 '96 INFINITI 130 only 12K Every
option poss. New
Lexus t ra de
#014328 $25,977
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ' 8 5 Turbo ·DI e s e I Make Offer. 675-3391 •91· Truck Shortbed Evenings alter 4pm
CADILLAC 9040 DODGE 9065 FORD 9075
•9e Mustang
Only 7900 mllesl
White/grey leather.
Factory chromes. (228312) $18,995
Lexus of
Westminster
892·6906
liiii,9ii5iiiCiihiieiivyiiiBiilii•iiziieiir ii '8 7 TAURUS Runs •·1-9_9_7_A_e_r_o_s_t•_r __ _
4x4. 4 door, 16k ml, Great, full power. *Extended Van*
f II T .. d needs p .s . unit, Only 6,800 miles. Like u powr, a .. oe, re · heater. ale re charge. brand new·! A/C, Auto, (238828) $20,99S $2400 546-3764 pp AM/FM Radio, Tan '89 Corvette Only 52,702 miles. '93 Aerost., XL $16,000 obo 546-7718
MI n t con d It Ion I iwagon. Black/gray, ---------
(111391) HURRY! power. Low mllesl Lexus of (3GUK921). s10,995 BAUER LO'rUS Westmlnste; COSTA MESA 892·6906 842. 7700
Can't seem to
get to all those
repair Jobs
around the house?
Let the Clasalfled
Service Directory
help you find
reliable help.
'95 Ford R•nger 5 speed, work truc:k.
(101160/5PA75241) $11,995
'92 Explor•r
V6, leather, AC,
full power. $14,995
(101 172/NUE10850)
Toyota of
H1:1ntlngton Beach
714-847°8555
HONDA 9085
'91 Accord EX Grn/
tan. Auto, snrl, alloys,
new trs, all pwr, A/C.
Xlnt cond. 81 k mis. $9000 OBO. 650-7932
Cl,JlSSIFIED
It's the resource you
can count on to sell a myriad of merchan·.
dlse Items, because
our columns compel
qualllled buyers 10
calll 842-5978
'88 XJ8 ·
White, dk blue lthr. sunroof, low miles.
(2KHM584). $8,995
'92 XJS V12
Convertlble White, blue lealher, cd
changer, chrome
wheels, low miles.
'96 LEXUS l.X450
Champagne Ivory chromes. Save huge
o n I h I s o ·n e I
#t28163 $43,977
5 spd AM/FM cass.
83k mis. Good c:ond. •---------
55800 ·OBO. Dan, VOLI<SWAGEN 9235
5 7 t ·0737' 201 -0 1 4 7 pg liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'93 240SX Fastback, like new! Sharp black
beauty. 27.500 mlles.
$8900. 723·1504
'71 VW BUS 4--speed
Runs Perfect. C0ustom
~nterlor. Pop ~top
$1400 obo• 631·0757
'80 VANAQAN QL
<3KAG~=~ XJ:24'995 '92 LEXUS SC300
Black, barley leather, Green/Ivory. Hard to
_P_O_R_S_C_H.._E ___ 9_1_7_5 Wht w/belge Int, o./c,
am/Im cass. tlntod wir:idows. Runs great•
$4450 873·8723 cd chabger, low miles come by! Try to beat '77'A 924Red, 4 spd.
(3GUE164). 524,995 th I s ! # o o 9 o 2 7 New eng, batt, alt. i-------------'92 Sovereign $3 400 000 o Regency red, barley $21,977 · ' · an, ANTIQUES & 511-0131, 201.0141pg CIASSICS 9250 leather, chrome
wneel, only 39k mlles. '94 LEXUS SC300 '97 Porache T.,g• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii
(650048) $19 995 Balck/Ivory Certified· 993 Arctic Sliver , • •9'3 XJS ' with black leather 73 M••eratl C!.troen Convertlble full option. chromes interior. Only 3 mos. 37k miles. All onginal.
British racing green, 2 · 9 % av a 11 · old with 1,900 miles. $10,500 or best offer. barley leather, 6 cylin· $31,977 Serious Inquiries Only Musi selll 998-5212
der, chrome wheels, Call Barry Need secure Inside
on I y 2 o k rri 11 es. •L E X U 5. $75,000 675·4144 storage for rour
(3DFU596). s29,995 MISSION VIEJO apeclal c•r In '95 Vanden Plaa N.Bc h? 548451 !5
Black, cream leather. 1·800.669·5398 SUZUKI 9205 CLASSIFIED
(727016). 536,995 "'==:::;=====~I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii It's the resource you '95 J agu•r XJe -•92 s kl S id kl k can count on to s ell a Topaz, beige leather, CLASSIFIED uzu • c I f It's the solution you're AC. $12,995 myriad of merchan-sunroo, ully loaded. (2004451N41013101 dlse Items, because (74~324). $33,995 searchlng for • wheth· our columns comp<.i
er you're seeking a Toyota of quallfled buyers 10
home. an apar}ment, Huntington Beach caJll a new occupation or
even a s tray pet. 714·847-8555 842-5878
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2AMS & HALL $59 FREE ESTIMATES Drywall/Plaster Repair Jim 831·2400 Interior Decorating & __ U_N_L_l _M_l_T_E_D_.. ~~~f~~~~~~5-~:~ir. Friendly Servlce•lnsured ~.~~1 :16~;-s~~~~·~~
ACOUSTIC Hotline 24hr 9$3·7111 84~33.S 6~=.~ag~~:rs'~~~ BREWER'S TV·VCR ~==~~: ~=~~~lr:tl~v~ ·CONSULTATION· Ll532981 675-9304 Roger 714·548.0850
& Home Service• ~ 714-821·0918 ~-Phone calls made and RAINBOW Clrole Malnt • ...,E""x_p_e_rt_,,,.D-ra...,.1-n"""c""1e_a_n....,.ln_g_ CEWNGS 3408 CERAMIC CO Tl"'P'rDS 3556 Wlthoeft Dryw•ll Under $300. LIE73660 letters written on your Painting-Int/Ext House/Apt & Plumbing Repairs •-T-AX ______ _ ~ MP..,,.~~ All Phases• SnVl.o JObs Accept M/C &. VISA•---------b h 11 0 Quality job. Free est. 20 All k
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• It may not have the ratings or astronomical
cast salaries of 'Friends,' but Orange Coast
College's sitcom 'Heartbreak Cafe' has the same ·
rigorous production schedule.
See the behind-the-scenes story, Page 11 . ·
+ PHOTO BY MARC MARTIN +
72 HOURS
(from left) St1ve Choi, Lore"4 Wilhy aJUI owner Dave Todd welcome you to
Totally Coff1t
Totally Coffee, a local
gathering spot
More lhan just a place in
which lo enjoy a cup of hot or
iced java. Totally Coffee is a
local gathering spoc !
Welcoming you to the
popular, new Breakfast Bar as
well as the lively nightlife,
there's always something fun
and exciting going on at
Totally Coffee.
In business at the same
location for more lhan seven
y~. Dave Todd and his
friendly staff invite you to this
colorfully eclectic coffee house
and eatery.
Wake up with the morning
menu at the Breakfast Bar.
where no selection costl' more
than four dollars Open at 7
a.m .. choose from crcate-your-
own and made-to-order
omclenes. veggie egg
sandwiches. breakfast bumtos,
open face breakfast tacos.
pocatocs and eggs. french toast.
bagel eggwichcs, muffins and
more.
There's also a nice choice of
sandwiches, salad~. smoothies.
and pastry and dessert items (try the
cheese cake!).
Drink specialties include lattes.
mochas, iced Vietnamese coffee
(suadat), iced drinks with yogurt or
ice ~ peanut butter blasts and
their yummy iced espressos. At the
back bar, enjoy ··capping" and
tasting exotic coffees from around
lhe world .
The back room is the perfect
selling for special events, private
parties and catered meetings. It is
also lhe backdrop for comedy night.
open mike night. local bands,
Internet access and a rousing game
of 3-D virtual golf.
Totally Coffee is localed at 1525
Mesa Verde Drive, East in Costa
Mesa. Open 365 daJs a year, houn
are Mon. • Thur., 5:30 a.m. to
• ll:JO p.m.; Fri. and SaL, 5:30 a.m.
to midnighJ; and Sun., 7 a.m. to JI
p.m. Children's menu. Bulk coffee,
qecialJy cltocolaJa and coffee
parophemalilJ an for sau. For
more infonnalion, call (714) 435·
9367 or JOU can reach thern on the
Internet aJ www.Totally
Coffee.com.
A PRODUCT Of THE ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
a la carte Is a oornplimentary servloe for regular D&11y Pilot
advert!sera. Call Jennifer Rojanavanlj 714157 4-4243 for ilformation.
1 SHOWING HIS METAL -
"Diverse Media/California
Themes," an exhibit of
metal wor}cs, pastels and oils by
Carlo Emande, is on display
through Wednesday in the
Newport Beach Central Library,
1000 Avocado Ave. 717-3801.
3 DAY ANDKNIGHl'S -
Otis Day and The Knights
rock Twin Palms at 10 and
11:30 p.m. today at 630 Newport
Center Drive. There will be a
$10 cover charge after 9 p.m.
721-8288.
4 TRIBAL ART -The
Orange County
Fairgrounds presents an
American Indian art s how and
sale from 1 to 7 p.m. today, 10
a .m. to 6 p .m. Saturday and 10
a .m . to 5 p .m. Sunday at
Builcµitg No. 16, 55 Fair Drive,
Costa Mesa. (619) 245-2659,.
5 DO YOU KNOW DIE
WAYS OF CHARDON-
NAY1 -Villa Nova and
Vons Costa Mesa presents •All
About Chardonnay,• a fun and
educational evening featuring
samples of
Chardonnays fTom var-
ious regions and a talk
on the making of wine,
from 5 to 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday at 3131 W.
Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. Cost
is $15. To RSVP, call
642-7880.
6 TO SEE OR NOT
TOSEE ... -
Orange Coast
College presents
FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1997
and Drama Department from 5
to 7 p.m. today al 695 W. 19th
St. Cost is $8. 645-2356.
•
8 JUST TifEIR IMAGINA-
TION -The Newport ·
Beach Central Ubrary
offers a free program called
•Imagine This ... Imagine That•
from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday at
1000 Avocado Ave. At noon and
2 p.m ., preschoolers can enjoy
stories, songs and puppets, the
Children's Choir of the Southern
California Singe.rs will perform
at 1 p.m. and the afternoon will
conclude with music and stories
with Greggy Dee, at 3 p .m. 717.
3801.
9 ESPRESSO YOURSELF -
Francoll Gourmet is the site
of a ~ption today from
5:30-7:30 p.m. with free espresso
"Hamler during Hamlet ls on stage at ()CC. OCC's 12th annual
·Shakespeare Month•
production at 8 p.m. on
lbllrsday through May 4 and
May 8-11 in OCC's Robert B.
Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. Advance
tickets cost S6 for Thursday and
Sunday performances and $7 for
Friday and Saturday shows,
advance discount tickets are $5
and $6 for OCC students, senior
citizens and children under 12
and tickets sold at the door are
$8 and $9. 432-5880.
Carlo Emande's artwork is
showing at the Newport
Beach Central Ubrary.
2 1HE PORTRAIT OF A
lADY -The 1944 film
"Laura· will be presetlted
today at 6:30 p.m. at the Orange
County Museum of Art, 850 San
Clemente Drive, Newport
Beach. A film analysis will fol-
low the screening, which is part
of the museum's five-year explo-
ration of the history of American
film noir. Admission is $3 for
members, students and senior
citizens and $5 for others. 759-
1122.
7 DINNER BY CANDLE-
UGKr°-lbe Costa Mesa
Senior Center presents a ,
Candlelight Dinner Show fea-
turing entertainment by the
Of~ge Coast College Theater
World-traveled violinist I ~ \ :
stops in Costa Mesa I
i Grammy-nominated violinist Cho-Uang Un
will be playing with the Pacific Symphony
Orchestra Wednelday and Thunday at tbe
Orange County Performing~ Ans Cen~. located
at 000 Town Center Drive, eo.ta Me1a.
Un last appemecl with the Pacific symphony
in 1991, and bu lilDce toured the United States
Asia and Europe Wbb other renowned orcbes--'
tru. He is am......_ al tbe Chamber Music
Society at New Ya'i UDcoJn Center, and will
serve as director of a "'9-week cb.unber music
festival in Taiwan dllll ewmer.
Performance1 .a.t 111 pa nctea range
from St6 to "4, and cm be purcbaMcl through
1k:ketMats at 140,7878. IW more lnfarmaboD CiD 556-/JlTS, I
I ! i ! l
l .
i !
i i I Mel ...
honoring the president of
Wycaffe, an Italian coffee com·
pany. Espresso quality will be
discussed. 1130 Newport Center
Drive in Fashion Island next to
Macy's.
1 0 WINE AND FOOD
FEST -Make reser·
vations now for the
third annual Newport Beach
Spring Wme and Food Festival.
slated for May 2 through 4 at
the Balboa Bay Oub. Seminars.
wme tastings and dining events
are priced between $15-$75. For
reservations, call Festival
Coordinator Melinda Simon's
office at 645-500, ext. 377.
FRIDAY, APRJL 25, 1997
GREG FRY I OAA.Y Pit.OT
Costa Mesa resident Sara Bryant, 10, has amassed quite a
collection of glass animals .
. THE GLASS
MENAGERIE .
A 10-year-old Costa Mesa girl has her very -
own, very fragile Z<?O of glass animals
By Nancy Cheever, Daily Pilot
Costa Mesa's Sa.ra Bryant
keeps exotic animals in her clos-
et -but they never try to get
out.
Sara, an articulate 10-year-
old who seems to en1oy school
and even homework, started
collecting glass animals when
she was 5 years old. She keeps
them safe and
•1 like cats but my dad's
allergic to them,• she said.
Inspired by a glass unicorn
she bought af the Orange
County Swap Meet, Sara has
expanded her collection to
include all kinds of animals,
from cats, dogs and ducks to1
owls, bunnies and a teddy bear.
"I got more and got a lot and
started collecting them,• she
said. #I think they're neat to col-
lect for some
sound in a tidy
drawer in her
doser,and only
takes them out
for speciaJ occa-
sions.
r-----------------------, reason." I I : + Do you collect beer rnugs. l She said, the
horse figurines
are the hardest
to take care or
because they
are so fragile.
1 6ottle caps or business 1
: cards? How about candles, : l cards or candy wrappers? If :
The fifth
grader at UCI
Farm
: you collect anything. you l
• could be featured next in 1 l Obsessions. Call Anastacia : "I held them
and I'd drop
them and
they'd break,"
_ Elementary l Freeberg at 574-4258. : L _____________________ '!_J
School -a
research learn-
ing laboratory school near the
campus, where her parents are
both professors -said she loves
animaJs and "likes to have,them
around."
Any anunaJ JS OK with her,
but she especially Wees cats. Her
favorite animaJ is the ocelot, a
wild feline about half the size of
a cheetah, but with similar
markings. ·
she said of two
horse figurines that broke. "But
I (still)' like the way the horse is
made."
Her favorite piece is a tiny
cal the size of a thimble with
Siamese mark19gs. And she's
aJways on the lookout for differ-
ent types of creatures lo add to
her collection.
"My friend hcts a penguin
. and a horse -I think they're
..........
cute,· she said.
U those weren't enough, Sara
els<> has a complete Noah's Ark
with the pairs of animals peek-
ing over the side.
Sara said she wants to collect
all the different kinds of ani-
mals.
"Then I'd go for different
sizes and types of animals,• she
said . •rm trying to collect as
many animals as I can.•
N.UIMTl9 • INCIACUIAA IMAX
. r
72 HOURS
Other than collecting, Sara
likes to play soccer and swim.
·1 like to swim, but not in our
pool because there's a bug col-
lection there -the spiders go in
there and then they die.·
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0 FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1997
Imagination Celebration for children opens ~aturday .
•The two-week festival encourages young people
to develop their creativity through workshops,
performances and demonstrations.
By Nancy Cheever, Daily Pilot
The Imagmabon Celebration,
the annual two-week extrava-
ganza of children's events that
encourages young people to
explore their credtivity, is back
with d full schedule or perfor-
mances, art exhibits and work-
shops.
nus year's event -titled
"lmagme Tiusl" -features
more than 50 public perfor-
mances and other fest.JvaJ-style
events; dlsplays of more than
8,000 students' artwork at
llbranes, malls and other Joca-
tiom; throughout the county,
weekday performances for
school groups at the Orange
County Perforrrung Arts Center;
and in-school performances,
demonstrations and tree work-
shops for teachers. Most events
are free.
"The Cultures of the World·
on May 3 at Triangle Square is a
free event celebrating the many
cultures that make up Orange
County.
•we bring together outstand-
ing student performing groups.
interesting hands-on workshops
and a terrific international art
exhibit, story-telling, dancers,
singers and ballet,• said Jim
Gilliam, executive manager or
the Imagination Celebration.
Co-presented with the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
DlStnct, the event also features
loca1\choolchildren's mtema-
tionally themed artwork mclud-
mg Egyptian masks, pottery and
jewelry.
A main attraction is the
"lmaginariurn" -held May 10
and t t at the Orange County
Performing Arts Center -
which is an "outdoor play-
ground of the arts.· The theme
is centered around the produc-
tion of •Pepito's Story." a ballet
created by Emmy Award-win-
ning choreographer Debbie
Allen that will be held at the
Center.
The event inclYdes arts and
crafts ma "Fantasy Island" set-
ting and creates an atmosphere
for families to take part in work-
shops and enjoy ongoing perfor-
mances by an array of students
and professionals.
This Saturday, the "The Stars
of Tomorrow• -a showcase of
studert talent -will bring
together hundreds of perlormers
including dancers and instru-
mcntaJ and singing groups at
Fashion Island in
Newport Beach.
The Orange County
Museum of Art features
an interactive photogra-
phy event; and the first
"lnvitationaJ Dance
Festival· for student
dancers and dance
ensembles is at the
Center.
Starting this weekend,
Crystal Court at South Children explore their creativity at
Coast Plaza will exhibit the Imaginatton Celebration.
· art by local schoolchild-
ren. All three floors will display
the works of more than 1,000
.students and a reception will be
held Saturday and Sunday to
honor the children's efforts.
"It's a way of saying thanks
to the kids,• Gilliam said.
Other events throughout the
county include a "Young at Art"
workshop and performance
event at Laguna Hills Mall;
"Kreative Kids Day" at the Art-
a-Fair in Laguna Beach; and a
performance of "Hansel and
Gretel• at UCI.
Other perlonnances include
the •Children's Street" at the
Oogb van Orange Art and
Music Festival in Orange; and
"Creativity Starts,• the annual
Anaheim performance by the
winners of the Disneyland
Creativity Challenge.
IM:AGINATION CE£.EBRATION CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Listed are events m Costa Mesa and
Newp0rt Beach only. All events are
free. For a listing of events in other
(l(ies, call t~ Imagination Celebration
Hotline at 556·AR1S, eKt. 888
Saturdiiy:
"The Stars of Tomorrow•
11 a m to 4 p.m.
Fashion Island, Newport Center Drive,
Newpo<t Beach
More than 700 young dancerJ, singers
and performers gather to put on a
show on two stages
721-2022
"Art Exh1b1t Reception·
1 p.m.
Crystal Court. 3333 Bear St .. Costa
~
Reception for fam1l1es of young
Orange County artists exhibiting more
than 1,()()() pieces of art
435·2160
SUnmy:
·Fun for All at the Newport Beach
Public Library•
Noon to 4 p.m.
Newport Beach Public Library, 1000
Avocado Ave., Newpo<t Beach
Stories. puppet shows. song and dance
performances and hands-on workshops
fora/I ages
717-3801
•Art Exhibit Reception•
1 p.m.
Crystal Court, 3333 Bear Sl, Costa
Mesa
n...ct.y 1twough 1hundlly
"Padfk Symphony Orchestra Youth
Concert: 'f1rewor1a, Figa<o and Funl'"
11 a.m.
Orange County Performing Aru Center,
600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa
A 45-minute concert designed esp«ial-
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·culture6 of the World at Triangle
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11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Triangle Square, end of the 55 Freeway
in Costa Mesa
lntematJonally themed performers '
sing, dana, play music and tell rtories..
Aho a11 exhibit of intffnational art
wort by ~-Mesa Unified District
Khookhildren.
722-1600
May4
"Lights! Cowneral Actlon1·
11 1.m. to 3 p.m.
Or~ County Museum of Art, 850
San Oemeflte Drive, Newport Beach
Hanch-<>n photography worlcshop for
children to e~rirr>Mt and compose
~r own CTNtions
759-1122
•Just Imagine!•
1:30 p.m.
Defore Dance Center. 151 Kalmus
Drive, G·3, Costa Mesa
Children ages 1 to 6 explore simple
dance moves as t~y imagine them·
14!/ves as movie st.trs on location
241·9908
May 5
·invitational Dance festival at the
Center"
9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Orange County Performing Aru Centef,
600 Town Centef Drive. Costa Mesa
Some of the best student danttrs and
dance ~mbl.s perform Jn
Segers1rom ~II
556-ARTS
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"Pepito's Story•
7:30 p.m.
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The KenMdy Center's production fea
turing SO foe.al children. Created by
choreograp~rldirector Debbie Allen
and Arturo Sandoval
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"Illusions and Imaginings"
3 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Launch Pad. at Crystal Court, 3333 Bear
St, Costa Mew -third floor
Children ~ the store's new 8hi-
bition of t«:hnoJogy to CTNte MW art
forms
546-2061
~
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•invitational Orchestra Festival•
9 a.m. to 9 p..m.
Or~ County Perlonnlng Arts Center.
600 Town Center Drive. Costa Mea
The best high sdlOOI and c:ol•
orchestras perform the world's ~vori~
dtiskalmusk
556-Afm
~9
·invitational Choral festival•
High Sdlool Choi~ 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Children's Choirs: 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Orange County Perfomilhg Arts Center,
6001own Center o~. Costa Mesa
More than 1,200 .s:tudMts fill
s.g.mrom ~II with the sounds of
,YOOng p«>pk'J W>ices
556-ARTS
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"The IMAGINARIUM•
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Orange Couoty Performing Art Center.
600 Town Center Drlw. Costa Mesa
An outdoor playgrcxJnd of tl'le arts for
.YOOfl9 p«>ple of all ~ Cr•fb.
booths. JOCJnds and atTn0$plwe Cf'Ntt
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FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1997
T he cover
of this
year's
Imagination
Celebration
schedule of
events and
theme poster
f eatw;,es the
art of Newport
Harbor High This year's School senior
Andrew poster.
Bosley.
For two months, Andrew
worked and reworked the col·
ored pencil drawing of a "tree•
of trumpet-playing birds in front
of an open window.
"TQ go with the celebration
theme I wanted to make kind of
a fanfare thing -an introduc-
tion -mixed in with all the
music and art and the different
subjects,• he said. · ·
The sunrise through the win-
dow represents a bcgmning, he
said. to mark the opening of the
celebration.
The artwork of the multi-tal-
ented teenager was chosen from
more than 500 entries because
of its direct tie-in with the festi-
val.
•Andrew's fit the theme
'Imagine This,'" said Jim.
Gilliam, executive manager of
the Imagination Celebration~"lt
would (also) reproduce very well
POSTER
BOY
Newport Harbor
· senior's artwork
is selected for
official poster o(
hnagination
Celebration
BY NANCY CHEEVER
in a vanety of mediums ... and
conveyed a celebratory theme.
He really thought out what we
needed."
The 17-year-old takes art
courses at the hlgh school,
where he's currently doing an
independent study with art
teacher Tamara Hinds.
"I've been working with him
directly on a daily basis for three
years.• Hinds said. "I think he's
fabulous -very well-balanced,
!ntelligent and creative.•
She said Andrew's art is
almost at the professional level.
"He's alway~ had the ability,
but this last year he's been will-
ing to focus and concentrate,"
she said. "Now he's putting.the
finishing touches on it and mak-
ing it look clean and profession-
al .•
Andrew tinkered with art tor
most of his life, but only began
to take classes four years ago.
He said his parents always
e ncouraged him to draw, but
one aspect of 1l didn't please
them too much.
•1 used to draw E.T. all over
the walls in m~ house,• he said.
7They tell me that I did it on the
Staircase -everywhere." ·
· Nowadays, Andrew broadens
his talents to include music and
theater. He plays tenor saxo-
phone with th~ high school
band, is active with his church,
where he sings in the bell choir,
and ~rforrns in most of the
drama department plays.
But even with all his accom-
plishments, the win at the
Imagination C:elebration compe-
tition was a surprise, he said.
"I wasn't expecting it at all -
it seems so big,• be said.
Andrew said be wants to pur-
sue a career in art, and plans to
apply to California lnstitute of
the Arts"next year.
"I'm looking into computer
animation," he said, adding be
also toys with the Idea of teach-
ing.
··~ Orchestral manuevers
The Chinese-American League Showcase offers young, talented
musicians the chance to play with the Pacific Symphony Orchestra
By Nancy Cheever, Daily Pilot
Fourteen-year-old Yu-Chieh
Lin didn't even know how to
speak English when she boarded
a plane headed for California
two years ago. But English was-
n't the skill she needed: The
Taiwan native was on her way to
becoming one of the best young
Chinese pianists in en environ-
ment that allowed her the free-
dom to also become a well-
rounded teenager.
Yu-Chieh, a student at the
ldyllwild Arts Academy, was one
of 17 young musicians who took
part in the Pacific Symphony
Orchestra's Chinese-American
League's fifth annual Showcase
for Young Musicians recently at
the Orange County Performing
Arts Center.
After she won last year's
junior competition, Yu-Chieb
entered the 1997 competition,
open to 14-to 21-year-old
Chinese-American pianists, vio-
linists and cellists who are
California residents. The event
gives young musidans a chance
to perlorm with the symphony.
Chinese-American League
Founder Arlene Cheng of
Newport Beach said the goal of
the showcase is to encourage
young mu.s1d.ans to reach their
potential.
"I always wanted to do some-.
thing that they could look for-
ward to," she said. "They take
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Jla Xu from Bejlng practtces·
the violin after her audltton
last Friday for the Chlnese-
Amertcan League Orchestra.
lessons day after .day, year after
year -I wan~ them to experi-m ce playing with an orchestra.•
Yu-Chieh and violinist Jia Xu,
14, of Beijing, were among the
youngest competitors in the
event. The teenagers both attend
the arts acad~y, where they·
take regular bi!h school classes
as well as study music. They
both said they miss their family
back home but welcome the
opportunity to go to the school,
which offers them a well-round-
ed life.
"My parents thought in
Taiwan there was too much aca-
demic,• said Yu-Chi.eh, who
started playing the piano at 8.
Thisdear, Yu ..chieh said she
only ha one practice of Mozart's
Concerto No. 21 in C major
before auditiOning for the covet-
ed spot with the symphony.
"I want to be a' performer and
go around the world,• she said.
~Id-people
can play in an orchestra.·
At 14, Yu-Chieb already plays
at a professional level and partic:
ipates in several competitions
each year.
Jia -who came to America
only six months ago -started
studying violin at age 6.
While she didn't make the
finals th.is year, she said she
plans to come back for next
yea.r's competition.
•1 found out about (th.is com-
petition too late,. Jia said. ·1 only r
pJacticed two days.
The grueling work schedule
of the young musidans is all part
of a bigger Chinese tradition
that's instilled in children at a
young age, said showcase co-
chair Helen Un.
•n•s a Chinese custom.· she
said. •Hard work is part of the
routine -it's sort of expected.•
Some of the former Showcase
winners were accepted to
Harvard, Jullllard and~
Institute of Music.
"The level of the perlonners is
professional,• Helen Un said.
They are really quite good.•
The showcase was eventually
won by violinist Shan Jiang, 21.
Second place went to Fang Fang
Xu , a 21-yeal'-old cellist. They
will perlorm with tlie symphony
on June 21 at the lrv.ine Barclay
Theatre and receive cash awards
ol. St,500 and Sl,250, respedively.
72 HOURS
'Pepito's Story' ballet
highlight of celebration
By Nancy Cheever, Daily Piiot
"Pepito's Story," the whimsi-
cal ballet by Emmy award-win-
ning choreographer and director
Debbie Allen, is part of this
year's bnagination Celebration
!it the Orange County
Perlorming Arts Center.
The new children's ballet,
created by Allen and jazz trum-
peter Arturo Sandoval, is based
on Eugene Fern's children's
book about a young boy who
lives on the imaginary island of
Padingo and perseveres through
much taunting to eventually
save the day -and his friend's
life.
Narrated by three-time Tony
Award-winner Hinton Battle, the
ballet features 50 local childr~n
and teenagers in dancing roles.
Allen auditioned the children
herself and bas worked with the
. dancers several times at
rehearsals.
Taryn Shefflette, 12, of Costa
Mesa was one of the lucky
dancers to be chose n for the
chorus as a "ball lady.·
"l\m·a villager and I just hap-
pen to dan~ with a ball,• she
'P!?.i6tm<anle ~nma~ina.
said. "It's really fun."
The sixth-grader at Kaiser
Elementary said working with
Allen is one of the ·neatest
things• s he's ever done.
And after just two weeks of
rehearsal, Taryn is quite taken
with her new mentor.
"She's like my idol -I love
her, she's really nice.•
Even though she wasn't born
when the movie "Fame• (star-
ring Allen) came out in theaters,
it's still one of Taryn's all-time
favorites.
"l love the choreography of
that movie, ·.she said. "I saw it
on TV one day and said 'Oh my
gosh, that's so neat.'"
During rehearsals, Allen
stresses the importance of work-
ing as a team and creating
dance as an art form, Taryn said.
"She also tells us it's really
important that we don't hurt
anybody's feelings -we're all
equal," she said .
The ballet is a Kennedy
Center production and makes its
West Coast premiere May 6 at
7:30 p.m. It V(ill also be per-
formed on the final day of the
Imagination Celebration, May
11 , at 4 p.m .
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RHYME IN SEASON
April is National
Poetry Month and
it's being celebrated
with festival at
NewpcJrt Beach
Central Library
By Alessandra Djurklou, Daily Pilot
I n honor of National Poetry
Month, the Newport Beach
Public ·Library Foundation is
hosting its flfSt poetry festival
Monday at the Newport Beach
Central Library.
Local authors Wilton
Barnhardt and Jo-Ann Mapson,
dS well as eight UC! grc:1duate
students, will be on hand to
n'dd selections from and give
i.hort presentations on their
fdvonte poets.
MARC MAR'TlN I DAILY PILOT
Poets Wilton Barnhardt and Jo-Ann Mapson wil be featured
at the upcoming poetry festival at the Newport B~ach library.
"We want lhe communJty to
hdvf' some beautiful poetry in
thr>1r lives," said Foundation
Boctrd member and fest.Jval
orqrm1zt~c Jacquelyn Dillman.
, Th0 idea of haVlng a festival
cc1mc to DLllmdn, herself a
wntPr, while she
writer-in-residence at UCl's
graduate creative writing pro-
gram.
For the festival, be will be
reading selections from
Swinburne and Tennyson, but
wa~ dnvmg her
'ctr Alli'!' convmr-
mq thl' bodrd, she
111r1nr1qPd to recruit
Harnhi1rdl and
Mc1psnn, whom
-.h<' h<1d rncl wh11l·
lrlkln~J Vcinnu-.
"I 've always envied poets
their status ... but not their
meager salaries. "
-WILTON BARNHARDT
das<:.PS d i UC ., rmcl
()('('
Bl•lh novel11>L'>
WN•' gldd to ohligl'
'Tm hdppy to celcbratl' poet-
ry c1wdrc:ncsi. month," Sd1d
Bc1rnhc1rclL, a novt'l1sl with two
book!> in pnnt and onP on the
w<1y "I've c1Jways envied poets
tl1P1r status ... but not their mea-
rwr ~dldncs ..
C 'urwntly, Bc1mhr1rdt is the
••
that is the only Victorian fare on
this menu of verses -other pre-
senters WlU be. covering the
works of m odem poets such as
Frederico Garcia Lorca and
Pablo Neruda.
Mapson is doing her presen.
talion on Maxine Kumin.
"She's one of my favorite
writers,• said Mapson, who has
published three books and is
currently leaching a writing
course through UCI Extension.
"I've corresponded with· her. l'U
be reading her poems about
relationships.•
Graduate student Gabrielle
Dani~ls will be readmg from
works by African-American
poets Lucille Clifton and AJ
Young.
"I like Lucille Clifton's poetry,
because here's this black
woman talking abQut how beau-
tifuJ she is at 40 plus,· Daniels
sdid.
Like the two poets she is cov-
ering, Daniel.s_was born in the
South, then emigrmed to
Calliomia. She is finishing up --
her first year with the creative
writing program.
The festival is being held in
the Friends Meeting Room, and
will begin at 7 p.m. A reception
will follow. For information, call
717-3890.
The Lab's food drive revs up Saturday
COSTA MESA -The Lab is
concoting another experiment,
this one to create an awareness
of hunger in Orange County
and help the needy.
The shopping complex will
play host to an event Saturday
benefiting the Orange-based
Food Distribution Center, a non-
profit organizabon that provides
food for the needy to more than
290 churches, soup lcitchens·and
other agencies countywide.
V1Sitors to The Lab from noon
to 7 p.m . can donate non-perish-
able food or heaJlh and hygiene
items such as aspirin and dia-·
pers. Each donation rates a raf-
fle ticket for prizes from Lab
stores, said Julie Shumaker,
ass15tant to Lab owner Shaheen
Sadaghi. Groove Radio 103.1-
FM will be on hand with guest
disc jockeys to provide enter-
tainment and will hold give-
aways every ball-hour.
The food bank has seen a
drop in donations from its tradi-
tional donors -grocery stores.
food manufacturers and restau-
rants -in recent years, said
Nicole Thompson, development
manager for the distribution
center.
•A lot of companies are now
giving food directly to 99-cent
stores, discount stores,#
Thompson said. "We have to
create awareness of the hunger
problem in the community. It's
hard to believe because our
county is very affluent. We
believe creating awareness will
get more people involved in vol-
unteering their time or donating
resources."
The event at The Lab marks
a new direction the food bank is
taking in garnering support.
"lltis is for the people in
Generation X; that's the group
that in 20 years from now will
have to be at the forefront to
solve society's problems, and
one of them is hunger,"
Thompson said.
The musical schedule for the
day: noon to 1:15 p.m. -.Eric L.
(techno); 1:15 to 2:30 p.m. -
Mindcontrollor (happy hard-
core); 2:30 to 4 p.m. -'Raymond
Roker (jungle); 4 to 5:30 p.m. -
Xavier (hard house); and 5:30 to
7 p .m . -Jason Blakemore (add
house).
-By Anul'.ada Freeberg
FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1997
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ODO 35. Do !IO'I r•fRln from compl.ining wMll IA'-other P«"°" Is a
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64. he you flClltNlv COi llldaed ·co1d'7
65. he jlOUI' °'**""~~.., ... ad. people?
66. Ale you to 1111--.nd lhllt • www1fdma ~ ochat7
67. Do you i..p "dma cone.d' on· lltlda ol Y'O'ft ~ you
'-lolfwd ID lltMdl7
68. Do you lfljof .... ol ~ -~7
69. Does emolGMI -* '-quilt en Ill.a on )IOU1
70. Do you COll..-...V condemn • P8WI **-he ... ...,.. Cit
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74. Would 'I/OU atlldm faults and ~ out IM bed palllla on
ICllMOfW .... chww::m Cit "8ndlwodl?
0 75. Ale you~ ..... cialM ol baudul tNnga?
0 76. Do you_........,,.~"'*"'~~~ do
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77. Do you .... '*"" -'futlvely7
78. Do you ofwi ponds on prevtoua mllilonuna?
79. he you~ COi~ folaluJ In )IO'lr lldlons or
oprioN1
80. Do you~ atdc:llrn euly and wld>out rr--ntn.ait?
81. he you l.ltUaly unclllturbed by ·no1i1ss o6" wl1«n you -try-
Ing to ....O
0 82. ,,,;,.. you ...,,, to be jealous?
0 83. Do you .net ID put olf doing things ft then ~ I II too
i...?
84. Do you pnfcr to abide by the wbha of othcn rather thw'I seek '° ._ yDUl: OO'ln Ml/?
as. Do you ftnd • Ql\l ID .. ~ --on • pojed1
86. Do you ... your llnganalll Cit cNw the end ol ~ prd1
87. Do you "bsn vp the vobnc. ol your amo4lor\t )1111 to auta
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88. If .. -~ anodw country, IAIOllkl you .... ¥"t" P9lh* ~ COlllde.,,_ ~In thl COllrlrY7
89. he;...,... "*Ill~ yocaal on wtKh you ..
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.. your fadal opulion vstad r9lher than wO
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IC*d? o o o 112. Do you opa11y and *-rety admn buutv 1n ocher peopla7
0 0 0 113. Would •••• ,,,,,. •/Iott &n ~ pllt '° COl.ider the .-.
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117. Do you mnldma i..t that you mii IOO m!Kh7
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119. he you ea.Iv plaued?
120. When met wlh cfftd opyolMb---· would you .. -" '° ._
your -""'V rMhcr then glw tn?
0 0 0 l2l P!ulltclcd the d!ltanCA _.. not IOO gnal. would you ldl pnfa
ID ride than walk 7
O O O 122. Do you -get dblturtlad by the-noise ol the wind or a "house.
~down"?
0 0 0 123. b your apHon lnllu«nced by loolclng at ...,, from the Dnd-
IX*\I d your ecpcrianca, occuplldon or lnintng?
D 0 0 124. Do I/OU ... maka IK\lcSI ~?
D 0 0 125. An you~ ol people whO ask to bom1w money from
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126. An your d«Wons ~ by pcnoMI lntleratl?
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128. Do you fnqucndy t.M adk>n -though )IOU know your
own good judgment would lndlate olhciwtM?
0 0 0 129. he you In t.YoJ ol c:olof .,... and daa dllllndlon'
0 0 o · 130 An you -ol any hM*ual phylkal mannailms such ..
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111\!llllOnt Mn though they may be dtlfleult?
Do -noa. "Mt your~ on aclge-.,
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136. Do ct.inn..,.... you?
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138. Do you u.Mlv QnY out ....,menll ~ and
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D o D 139. Would you ...... a felaw nwllr nittwr than a.-r '° itw
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D 0 0 140. When"°""' do you .... Iha --palty lkbt .. ndwr then~ lhe candldmt Md lllua7
O 0 O 141. Do you~ d-' on your 111111 *-ar pelNul
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0 0 D 142. Do )IOU,.. .._y. ·-In .......... IUll'lllo'! .. ?
O O O 143. Do you --'v otldm a ..wi ar .._ ht !IOI' -or a boclli
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0 0 0 144. When IWCOUlllne...,.. --. lnddet cm! you~ lnllMt
the 1MtwC•1• or the dlalad In the=--~?
O 0 0 145. In tubtam abcMlt wtllch !IOU -not ..,.C. -your awn ldcM
ol ~ Wripol'Wice ID ... othen?
O O 0 146. Do you '-a lilndeney to ldy l.llP •~al IOIMbody
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158. Do !/Oii leugti ~ ..... Cll* readily?
159. he you deflnla and empl\llCllc In llOlct and manner?
160. Ive you tfflislw 'only '° cio. frlende ... .rJ
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Old. ~put ll out ol p!lln?
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0 0 0 167. Can you trwt the dedllon ol your~ In an anoclonal
lltuallon In wttil you -lrM>lwd"
0 0 0 168. Could --die coMdcr thal you -ruly adlva?
D 0 0 169. Do you find• hard ID get ltlJrlad on •talk that needs to bt done? •
D 0 0 170. Ale you oppoMd to the •pn>betion ~-b O'lnWlals?
0 0 0 1 n. Do you iplnd muc:h time on nftdlat worria?
0 0 0 172. In a ... Hl'Mfll do you llnd ft hard to unckntand how ltw
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o4tlS s--lats to'" your !Ide. and thus agru wllh you'
Do you cope with t'VefY'day p1obMms d IMng quit~ ....,111
An you V11Ualy truthlul to act.en'
\fo/aqlcf you rathc "wall lo< something to happen" es opoowd
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Can you laloe • "calctilat.d risk" wtlhout too 1t1uch -v7
H you _,. In • stlvht c~n eccldenl. would you ttely tal(e
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D D 0 179. Do od'9t push you around?
0 0 0 1~. Do you ..-alowanccs b )IOUI IMnds w'-e lllllh others
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ol Olhs P90Pe'• cMMs?
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'Abbotts' families at odds; ·so • are reviewers
'Abbotts' is
simply awful
"lf the Abbotts hddn't exist-
ed, then Jaccy would have
invented them • Doug I Jolt was
nght on target wtth his state-
ment about his brother, Jacey.
He probably did invent the
Abbotls, because they're Jll"t
robots.
In "Inventing lhe Abbotts, •
thug dnd Jacey are used by the
wealthy
Abbolt sis-
ters dnd
treated Like
dogs by thP1r
father, Lloyd.
Set ih smdll-
town I ldley, rn. from
1957-1960,
"Inventing
the Abbotts"
tells the story Melissa
or two fami-. Richardson
bes dotng
everything
lhey can to hurt each other
while narrator Doug tnes to fig-
ure out why. Doug is the only
one who doesn't try to hurt any-
one else, only survive the potSon
of Hd.ley.
"lnventmg the Abbotts" IS a
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DIAUPTOltS
movie no one should have to
endure. The movie comes to a
low point where nothing could
c;eerrungly be worse, but the
next surpnse slaps everyone in
the face. Actually, there aren't
many surpnses in thlS movie.
After the hrst half hour, it's only
expected that everyone will hurt
everyone else.
Where's the problem? Does
the movie fail because of the
acting abilit1es of the stars or
because of bad writing? Let's
just say that everything added
up makes "inventing the
Abbotts• awful.
she's done before, but
it never happened.
Joaquin Phoenix
(Tyler's real-We
boyfriend) as Doug
Holt keeps a thin line
of saruty in the movie,
but he can't do mucli
with the story; no one
oould.
The actors could have done
better because they've done
better before, Liv l'yler especial-
ly. Everyone is cold and emo-
llonless; it sounds Lt.ke all the
actors are reading the words off
a script without playing the
characte r. The only one that
manages wtth his character IS
Will Patton as Lloyd Abbott, but
then again, hlS character is dev-
ilish and sharp-edged.
The story has been
labeled a soap opera,
but it's not even that
interestµlg. The only
reaction to the movie
was a brief "Who
cares?" followed by ,,.-!
the anger of wasting
money on "Inventing
the Abbotts. • That
money would have
been be tter used to see
"The Saint" again •
because it is great. U v Tyler and Joaquin Phoenix head the cast of •1nventing the
Abbotts," a drama-romance set ln the 1950s.
l'yler disappoints as Pamela
Abbott. fn "That Tiung You Do"
and "Empire Records" she
sparkled, even when her char-
acter was somber and moody. I
kept waiting for her to pull the
film out of its black hole and
bring magic to the screen like
• MELISSA RICHARDSON,
16. is a Costa Mesa resident and a
senior at Newport Harbor High
Film transcends
genre love stoty
This movie goes far beyond
the expectations of a romance
story in the 1950s. This power-
ful, character-driven film not
only illustrates romance but also
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develops several relationships,
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society. Director Pat O'Connor
delivers a classic.
With the exceptional cast -
Liv l'yler, Joaquin Phoenix, Billy
Crudup, Jennifer Connelly,
Joanna Going, Will Patton and
Kathy Balter -bow could this
film go wrong? Even though all
of the actors gave great perlor-
mances, l'yler and Phoenix
dearly stand out as exceptional.
l'yler's portrayal of the
youngest sister in the Abbott
family is definitely worth men-
tioning. 1}'ler made her charac-
ter relate with the audience.
Phoenix easily matched the rela-
tionship with the audience that
1}'ler did, and the audience
can't help suffering with him
through his desire of following
in hls brother's footsteps, and
the difficulties with bis relation-
ships with the opposite sex.
"Llfe isn't a cafeteria. You
can't always pick what you
want:• This quote by Pamela
Abbott (Tyler) seems to some-
how sum up the film. For exam-
ple, Pamela could not choose
her family, and Doug (Phoenix)
and his family could not choose
to not be poor. Although this
film illustrates the dashes of the
economic classes in the 1950s, it
also shows how unimportant it
was, and still
is, in society.
This is what I
really liked
about this ·
movie: It was
reall Even
though the
film takes
place in a
small town in
Illinois in the
·1950s, it
could have
easily taken
Keegan Bell
place anywhere in today's soci-
ety.
The extraordinary perfor-
mances and the substance and
meaning of the story make this
mo~ than just another love
story. This film not only explores
the positive effects of love, it
shows the consequences as well.
Due to this, as well as the pow-
erful acting, it gives me a reason
to recommend this movie as def-
initely worth that seven dollars.
• KEEGAN IEU.. 16, Is a Costa Mesa
resident and a junior at Newport
Harbor High School.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1997 '2 HOURS 0
Trapped.ID the snake
pit that is 'Anaconda'
Darth vs. Don Corleone:
The Force is with the Mafia
By Uncle Don, Daily Pi/or
Bare. Unfilled . Void. Barren.
Deserted. Vacant. Lacking.
Unoccupied.
Depleted. Nada.
Zilch.
In a word'. ..
empty.
The parking
lot. The ticket
line. The.snack
line. The seats.
My bead. My edi·
tor's head. The
headS of those
associated with
"Anaconda.•
•Deliverance,· he sports a
Paraguayan accent, probably
because no one has a clue as to
what a Paraguayan accent is, so
acuracy is not a coAcem.
. Marginally
more humane
than a Nazi war
criminal, he comes
back from the
dead more times
than Jason from
"Friday the 13th";
he's Col. Kurtz
with a dark past, a
dim present and
an empty future. U
paid by the smirk.
he'll be made a
millionaire from
this flick. That word
again ... empty.
Uhduuhhh.
Duuuuuutihb.
Duuuuuuhhhhh. ·
Refuse' to think.
Refuse to think.
The UOe character reads
to the catastrophe be
sees on saeen in
..Anaconda."
The only other
name of marquee
value is Ice Cube.
Stabbed in the
thigh early on, he
Refuse to th.ink. Aaah. Much
bette r. Now Your Favorite Unc
is in the right frame of mindless-
ness for viewing • Anadwnba. •
1\vo other people in the the-
ater. Even rm embarrassed. At
the beginning we are told that
snakes bad in the jungle. So.
We all know what bears do in
the woods.
Eyes of yellow. Skin of black.
Teeth of white. It's the Creature
tro,m the Schlock Lagoon.
Starting out like a bad
National Geographic special
(sans the naked natives, sort of),
displaying panoramic views and
tunnel vision, we're sent up
river to visit on our own cine-
matic •Heart of Ooofusness, •
with an assorted cast of infiOels;
ignoramuses and incompetents.
Immediately apparent is the
strong resemblance tO' the
Jungle Cruise at Disneyland.
Kept looking for rubber ele-
phants and plastic hippos ·aiong
with a wise-guy guide kibitzing
in the background. But this is
the wrong hemisphere lor such
critters, not that accuracy was a
priority for •Anaconda."
\'ou know these jungles.
Dreary. Dank. Dark. Funny
sounds. Strange creatures .
Pretty soon the asylum has
taken over the inmates on their
journey to visit Jaws of the
Jungle.
varies the leg and
the limp. Ice Cube playing a
wimpy cameraman is nearly as
sensible as Clintdn playing an
honest politician. There's a cou·
pie of other used-to-bes and
nevep.wuzzes degrading the
celluloid for the 90 minutes we
must endure •Anaconda."
Who cast this dog? The
Committee for Very Pathebc
Actors Whose Careers are
Declining? .
The snak&ends up hokier
than them robber fish on the
submarine ride, and is filmed in
more weird angles than a first
grader's odagon. It bas the size
of Oprah before she went on a
· diet, and the vindictiveness of a
liberal whose favorite govern·
-.J:®Dt program has been can·
cel00.1'h-e-plot'.s...hQ_ller than my
underwear.
The fact that this film opened
No. 1 at the box office oughtta
cause considerable concern for
the future of Western
Civilization, though continued
publication of this column is cer·
tainly as detrimental.
• UNO..E DON corrupts civilization by
reviewing a-movies and cheesy musical
acts fOf' the Pilot.
By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot
A .Qair of American cinematic
epics recently struck the the·
aters in re-release, "The
Godfather• and "Star Wars.·
For those who grew up with the
films, those for whom the films
helped define basic notions
about art, cinema, good and
evil, this offers the rude shocks
and peculiar joys of regarding
once-hallowed ground from an
adult vantage.
"The Godfather,• wh.ich first
appeared in 1972, was an early
lesson in the way a great film
could spring from the
Hollywood studio system and
resonate on a grand scale.
Though Francis Ford Coppola
claimed be made it for the
money, hoping to finance more
personal pictures, he gave us a
self-contained cosmos and a
host of enduring icons.
1\venty-five years later, the
characters bold up beauWully:
Marlon Brando's reserved, awe-
somely authoritative Don Vito
Corleone; James Caan's impetu·
ous Santino; Al Pacino's quietly
interise Michael; John Cazale's
feckless Fredo. The dialogue
still seems crisp, and the vio-
len ce -including the severed .
~ horse head -retains its power l to jolt even after decades of l super-saturation Hollywood
: mayhem. l The scene in which Michael l slays the rival gangster Sollozzo l and the crooked police captain
: remains one of tbe tense!tt in l film history. As Michael musters l up hiS will for the deed, the
· c~slowly on bis
face; we see bis eyes-dart ne1-
vously in their sockets: it is as if
we can bear the blood pounding
in bis brain.
1\venty-five yeors later, •Tue
Godfather" remains a troubling
study of the seductiveness of
evil, a nightmare inversion of
the American dream.
Yet while "The Godfather"
The chief goon among the
dumb and the feckless is J on
Voight. Acting with enough
ham in his performance to vio·
late the dietary laws of Judaism,
be's an Ahab after the great not·
white snake. ·
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"The Godfather" grows rich·
er with repeated viewings; "Star wars· gets more stupid.
Like many people now in
their 20s, George Lucas' sci-
ence-fiction adventure arrived
for me in 1977 as a watershed
event. There bad been nothing
quite so big or exciting before.
The gadget-laden, monstrous
s hips, the bizarre beasts. the
cast of human characters from
Han Solo to Obi Wan Kenobi -
here was an entire universe for
a kid's mind to roam around in.
It provided the template for
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Viewed today, "Star Wars"
brings a prolonged grimace. It ls
a bonng concatenation of spe-
cial effects. machines and rude
noises. The new computer-gen-
erated footage of Jabba the
Hutt, one of the selling points of
the re-release, is particularly
lifeless. It reinforces the sense
that we're being sold a bag of
superficial tricks rather than a
real movie with real people.
The plot is oversimple, the
ch aracters pai)er-th,in, the
implausibilities huge, the dia-
logue dopey. And the whole
business about "The Force"
seems a swamp of wate red·
down, pseudo-spiritual tripe
designed to appeal to a mass
audience seeking the comfort of
a morally-ordered universe
without the discipline of tradi-
tional religion's day-to-day
demands. (In this sense, the
fihn's third-rate theology pre-
saged -and possibly even
paved the way for -today's
proliferation of Marianne
Williamsons and Deepak
Chopras.)
Some can still en1oy 1t as high
camp, smirk at Mark Hamill's
dlSmal acbng, take troruc
dellght in trash for trash's sake.
But for those who once took it
seriously -as a reference point
for all that was dear and magi-
cal in childhood, as the apotheo·
sis of wonder, as Art -there
lingers, after the final credits
roll, a gloomy sense of betrayal
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'ARST IMPRESSIONS'
"First Impressions: The
Laguna Beach Art Association•
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Plaza Gallery through June 15.
"First lmpressions • features
selected California "plein air"
paintings created by the
founders of the association from
the. 0Iange County Museum of
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NAUTICAL MUSEUM
The museum features three
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dlsplaymg the maritime history
of the area; the Model Gallery
exhibiting a selection of world-
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The Costa Mesa Civic
Playhouse presents the comedy
"The Foreigner· at 8 p.m.
Thursday through Saturday and
2 p.m. Sundays through May 4
at 661 Hamilton Ave. Tickets are
$8.50 for senior citizens and $10
for others. For information, call
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NEWPORT ARTS CENTER
The Newport Theatre Arts
Center presents "The Great
American Backstage MusicaJ•
a t 8 p.m. Thursday through
Saturday and 2:~0 p.m. Sundays
through May 11 at 2501 Cliff
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information, call 631-0288.
'OLD TIMES'
South 'Coast Repertory pre -
sents the drama "Old lln)es·
through May 18 on SCR's
Second Stage at 655 Town
Ce nter 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 mformation, call 957-4033.
'DEATH OF A SALESMAN'
South Coast Repertory pre-
sents "Death of a Salesman"
through May 11 on the
Mainsldge at 655 Town Center
Dnve, Costa Mesa. The perfor-
mance schedule will be Tuesday
through Friday at 8 p.m .,
Saturday at 2:30 d.Dd 8 p .m. and
Sunday at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.
lickets arJ? $28-$41. For infor-
mation, call 957-4033.
'TREASURE ISLAND'
The Riverboat Players,
Orange County's newest theater
company, in association with
Newport Harbor Nautical
Muse um, proudly stages its pre-
miere show "Treasure lsland" al
I :30 p.m. Saturd ay and Sundays
through June 29 on the decks of
The Pride of Newport. 151 E.
Coast H.tg6~ort Beach.
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times for children ages 3 to 7 at
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Wednesdays through this
Wednesday at 2969 Mesa Verde
Drive East. For infonnation, call
546-5274.
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p.m. at Barnes & Noble, 953
Newport Center Drive. For
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sTORY AND CRAFT HOUR
From 2 to 3 p.m. every
Sunday, Barnes & Noble holds a
fun-filled craft and story hour for
children of all ages.
Refreshments will be served.
Barnes & Noble is located at
1870 Harbor Blvd., Triangle
Square in Costa Mesa. Fqr infor-
mation, call 631-0614.
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BALLROOM SOOAl
The Orange County Chapter
of U.S. Amateur Ballroom
Dancers Association invites cou-
ples and singles to a social ball-
room dance from 7 :30 to 11 :30
p.m. Saturday at the Avant
Garde Ballroom, 4220 Scott
Drive, Newport Beach. Dance
Lessons wi!J take place at 7:30
p.m. and ballroom dancing will
be offered from 8:30 to 11':30
p.m. Cost is $5 for members and
$8 for others. For information,
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BALLROOM DANCE
Defore Foundation for the
Arts offers ballroom dancing
every Priday' and Saturday rught
al the DcFore 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 lands of music until 11 p .m
The dance lesson is free with
the pnce of the $5 admission.
For information, call 241 -9908
ADULT BAUROOM DANCE
The Costa Mesa Senior
Center offers adult ballroom
dance every Tuesday night from
7:30 to 10:30 p.m . Singles and
couples welcome. Live music
provided by the Ray Robbins
Combo. The cost 1s $3. The
Senior Center is at 695 W. 19th
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call 645-2356.
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POmY READING
Barnes & Noble Bookstore
offers a free poetry reading and
live music, •Love and Lolos: One
M4n'1 Journey" featuring poet
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DON 'T
THAT DIAL
If you think Orarige Coast College 'S\Sitcom
. 'Heartbreak Cafe' would be fun to watch,
take a look at what goes on behind the scenes
Story by Marissa Espino + Photos by Marc Martin
T he making of Orange Coast fun," Conrad said. •You really
CoUege's first syndicated need to pay attention to detail.•
show, "Heartbreak Cafe,· Every act is revised and new
involves hours of rehearsing -ideas for a better joke or a more
implemen~Yo~ange after appropriate line are discussed
change, bre · g ,,---------...__,.-~ by the director down every and writer.
scene -and an "There used
entire group to be one direc-
effort from the tor here, but I
actors and the seem to have
technical crew to gotten a lot of
get the sitcom off assistants,•
the ground and Conrad said jok-~ onto the small ingly after
screen. receiving several
The comedy-bits of advice
drama, which is from cast mem-
syndicated on bers.
public access Four out of
television, takes the six scenes
place in a run-are blocked
down Melrose Boulevard coffee before the cast departs for the
house filled with a dose group day. of cafe regulars who are await-
ing their big "break" in
Hollywood.
Here's a look at what went
into the creation of the third
episode:
Thursday, March 13
9 A.M. -READ THROUGH
After a late.night taping of
the second episoc;le the night
before, a couple dozen cast
members and extras sit with
director Bob Conrad and writer
James Nestor to go over the
script of episode three, titled •At
Least You Have. Your Health."
Sitting on the set that depicts
a small cafe with brick walls and
red-and-white checkered
tables, each actor reads their
lines from the 30-page script for
the first time, laughing at the
jokes and discussing the story-
line.
10 A.M. TO 1 P.M. -BlOCJ<ING
Scene by scene, it takes
· about seven houn for the actors
to figure out their pOsitio~ In
front of the camera so they don't
bump into one another and each
scene is free of distractions.
Because scenes are much
more Intricate on film compared
to theater, making swe there is
a spedfic amount of space
between the actors is VU<)).. > ,
"This ts the least ambiliit of 1 • .
Thursday, March 20
9 A.M. TO 1 P.M. -BLOCKING
CONTINUED
More revisions and staging
decisions are made.
"It has been quite a learning
experience,• said Melissa Petro
who plays a tough New Yorker
who is a dancer and a waitress
at the cafe. •1 really enjoy the
rehearsal process. I like all the
work that goes into it. I can
develop my chara~er. •
Nestor, who wrote this
episode, finds some of the script
changes, ~t times, hard to beat.
•we have.to do some rewrit-
ing and that has been challeng-
ing for me, but that is real life.•
said Nestor, who began writing
the episode at the beginning of
spring semester. •This is my first
work that has been produced so
I'm really jazzed to see how it
works out•
Wednesday, April 2
6 P.M. TO 7:40 P.M. -SETTlNG
UP
It takes almost two hours for
the set to be constructed by the
technical crew, a group of OCC
students who are taking a TV
lab and an advanced TV pro-
d\lction course.. ~ " 1 .. ,
I :YoY ~)L can:t..a~ the.mo.W -
without the technical side,· said
Adam Hernandez, who plays a
musical theater performer and is
also a busboy at the cafe. •Tuey
!the technical crew! are just as
important as the actors.•
Cables and lights are adjust-
ed, chairs and tables are posi-
tioned on specific markers on
the floor and the fake brick
walls are nailed together while
actors and extras put on their
makeup and practice their lines.
•once we get the set up, we
have to direct the lights, check
the power of the lights and get
an even level of light all the way
across the set,· said assistant
technical director Jason Sufras.
Three cameras follow the
action, with one concentrating.
on the central scene and· the
other two focusing on the close-
up shots.
The students of the advanced
TV class rotate positions during
every episode so they can get a
feel for every aspect of the tech-
nical side, from working behind
the camera to sitting on a ladder
and holding a microphone
under bot lights for hours.
"It gives everybody•a chance
to be producers,• Sufras said. ·
"This is ow first year of doing
something. this big so it's a lot of
trtal and error."
As technical director, Vance
Lent makes sure every scene
has the proper lighting, the
cameras are positioned correctly
and the sitcom is filmed accord-
ing to the director's requests.
·we try to portray the pro-
ducers' vision,• Lent said.
7:40 P.M. TO 11:30 P.M. -
REHEARSAL
Assistant Director Karin
Jarlstedt calls in the cast for the
first scene and by a quarter to ,
eight the cast is ready to
rehearse without their scripts
while the directors, assistants
and writer are in the control
room ready to see how the
scenes look.on the screen.
Take after take, each scene is
carefully analyzed and more
revisions at:e ~de.
"There is a lot of waiting
around and focusing so that you
don't miss your cue," said OCC
student Dominique Young, who
p\ays ~ a~ and a waitress at.the<=~-~~u..a£8 rushing
I
back and forth making costumes
changes. Sometimes you are
exhausted by the sheer mental
focusing."
By 11 :30 a.m., the. last scene
is over. .
Thursday, April 3
9 A.M. TO 1 P.M. -REHEARSAL
Each scene is thoroughly dis-
cussed and the director tells the
actors. what they·need to perfect.
The writer goes through the
whole script and l~ts the actors
know what lines they missed or
paraphrased so they are pre-
pared for taping.
Every line needs to be recited
accurately because the technical
director cues on specific lines -
it is a very detailed process.
Consistency is important; grab-
bing a hand or arm at the wrong
time can change the focus of an
entire scene. ·
· Once the cast has taken their
notes, they run through the
entire show one time with their
scripts and the second time
without.
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Diredor Bob
Conrad goes
over the
script with his
actors on the
set of ~
Heartbreak
Cafe on the
fourth noor of
the Orange
Coast College
library. Below
left: Bartender
Koz Ryan
(left), played
by Robert
Pineda, chats
with student
director Tom
Reilly, played
by Todd
Veneman.
Wednesd~y. April 9
5 P.M. TO 8 P.M. -TAPING
, lb.ree volunteer makeup
artists attend to the actors and
extras who are caked with foun-
dation and eyeliner to enhance
features and keep their faces
shine free.
Clothes, makeup and scripts
are strewn about outside of the
studio while the cast waits for
the set to be rebuilt. Because
other classes·use the studio, the
set has to be broken down and
rebuilt every time.
8 P.M. TO 1 A.M.
·we are going to be here until
midnight; sometimes it is hard to
keep up your energy, but it's
really not that hard,• Petro said.
Making Stire everything is
accurate and on cue, the cast
and crew tape the JO-minute
show for the next five hours.
By 1 a.m. the third ep~e is
in the can. The cast and crew
hurriedly leave the studio know-
ing they will have to return at 9
a.m. the next day to start on the
fowlh and final episode of the
semester.
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OpNI r llllJ , , (JI" 9pm l Ulll .. h Otr1npr Sat Sun Bninr.h Barn
fc.ltJ&ccl Mondayi:;J rle&r~;Jt;0n1> NPPdlld Only f or Wf>(lcl1nys,
H11nq1 mu. C.X PrwnlAJ Pur Lltlf,) NI MnJIJI Credrt Car'(Jr. Ac.cept.cd
lr)(.&trtll\l 151 f Const.Hwy NcwportBNich CA92660(/14J
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AN AMERICAN CAFE
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CHARLIES CHILI
I 11111!.l•d 111. M1 r utl1len Ptur" f1re~t 1J1 Nriwµo1 L Pier) tn NewpurL
flr,,11 h I fCK1r 1c. Mon l hur I CGJm 1? m1dn1u1tt Wet..-Pnds
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ZUBIES
Mun" lnr .. ludes R1bt-., Ct11t ~m1 Swn~ S. Lcil>l.t.ar, Pnmo Rob, Plue,
Oystnr 8111 Pnces Range frnm $3 95 And Up Hours 11 30am
Hlpm Cr.1C..ktsl1ls 'l 11 1 1 pm Credit Qro; Not Accepted
f«<.ervaurins N~ Needed Localed at 1712 Pla<.enun. r.ostl!
Mllt,tJ f/14) 645-8091 .
THE CULINARY WRAP
frei;h lif'nlthy 1ntemauonnl clehc11r1Pa wrapped witJ1111 n ttat •"1.111
Opon I days a woek frbm 11 CDem 9 m>m locat.ed 1n the
Hillgmn Square ?50 E 1 ltJ1 Street 5484400
THE TEE ROOM
C ~'"" 7 rh.1y& a week to tJm public. lnr brea~rusl lun(,11 1111d dtnnPr
l IJ<llW•1 OL the Nowport 81'.tl"h Golf r.ouri.o 3100 lrvtne /Jwe
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LE CAFE/HYATT REGENCY IRVINE
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1 ~·:34 •?1C~ Hou,..., 10om ?pm Rr5P!Va\.loos re1 QfnrnPncllld but
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NEWPORT BEACH BREWING CO.
/\ full llPl'VICP reS1Aurant witJ1 fresh bcef"-brewod hcni Out.cloor
dining I; rlentv of tree perking Hours Mon Thu 11 30om
1 1 ~Jfn Fn 1 1 30am-1 lXlam Sot 9 CXlam-1 CXlom Sun
9 00Jtn 1 1 ~ Visa MC. Amo• Diners ace.opted
Rnservouona party of B or more ?920 Niwport Blvd , Newport.
ll1111ch, Cl\ 92663 (714) 675-8449
'MYSTERY CAFE
M111 Jr~ ut. the Dile Nor V11u sewn 1L1 Gt.1t>bl.li becomP port ot the
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"''"' ""''''"' r..all 714 631 n lJr:
JAVA CENTRALE
fl l 111 on1w1 «tylH gourmet rottue 1 oli' loc,1u<(J et 3420 Vifl I Ill<>
I NPWl't.M t Bemh ~ll I tlllyi> Mr 6-1Q1m
DISCORDIA
I h11 l"''llmlf'f' cyl:lflr cofe www d r 11111 com Loc..ated 1n thf! Lab
~·9~!0 Bm.t.ol Ul r,()fltft MoRfl 1]14) 4 27·5855
FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1997
Sf'UZZI
New 11.alten . Elegent ya caauaf (located in Tnangle Square, Costa
Mesa) Wed -Happy Hour E8irt1 Brd Meou Awailable Every day.
Hours Lunch 11 308m4 CDpm Dinner 4 (QJm-10:30
ReseNot;ons eccepted Mastercard. Vf88. Amenc&n Express
located et 187(}A H8rbor Blvd (714) 54&95CD
NICK'S PIZZA
Great ptZZae & pasta in Costa Mesa Since 1968 Open for lunch
Tues .fn 11am-2pm Dimer served 5pm-1Q>m Set noon to
1 Q;>m Dosed Sunday and Monday. Loartod at 23CD Pl8l'bor
Shopping Center. Costs M81i8 (Rear pal1ong lot)
(714) 549-151,
RISTORANTE MAMMA GINA
Located at 251 East Pecrfic Coast Highway tn Newport Beach
Luneti Mon Set 11 30-2 30. Sunday Brunch 1 1 am-3pm Olnner
Mon-Sun 5pm1Q>m Caft ahead for re&eN8tlOns 673-95CD
T..HAI SPICE
\.tt.ed b>/ tt1e Reglaer reeder&. 88 eppeared lf1 the best r:J Orange CounOf &eCtlOl'I as "The Best Thal Food In Orange County.· Lunch,
dmner, cstenng & takeout. 615 W. 19th St. Costa Mesa 548-
4333
THAI WAVE
Dine '" or take-out. Fest & tree dell\l9f'Y. SeN!ng lunch & dinner.
locet.ed at 211 62nd St ~ BeeCti Open 7 days a week. ~sa. Mastercal'd & Am8ncan E>eprese eccepted 645-3Cll7
THAI TOUOH
Locet.ed et 2616 San Miguel Or in Newport Beach Open for
lunch, Mon ..fn. 11.30am3pm. d«nner &erYed Sun -Thurs s.
9pm Baer and wine set'lled. Cetenhg end t.ake out also 8\181lable
AH m8JOI' credit cards accepted. 6400123
SCAMPI AAMIR
Fine Family Oming NeNly Remodeled Open 7 Oavs A 1JV.ee1t.. for 30 years of catanng award winning btgh class rfH/&&UM!11t8 1C1
Otnncr Only. 5pm10.~ We Cater Pnvute Lunch Partie6 ror London. England l.¢ated at 3013 Harbor Blvd 1n Costa Mesa
1 5 People or More All Maior Credit Cards Accepted l\ 1~ from Fedco) 444-CD32 Re5ef"ll8tjon& Accepted Located at 1 5 76 Newport Biiiet Costa
Mesa 645-8560 ROYAL KYBER
SA BAT I NOS REST AU RA NT Award winning cu1sme at India. Open fcr lunch M-f 11 :30-2 CQ>tn Cosed for lunch Sat .. Sunday tJrunch , 1 3Q.2 30 8c SA USAGE C 0. Omer serw<l from 5 3Q>fT>. Loc8ted at 1 COJ 0nsto1 St North
Pasta. Cees81" S&lad. Homemade Sausaqe. Vea1. Lamb, "'. Call nc:m for reservaoone 752-~.
Vegetsnen Otshea Wine. Beer. Ceppucclno & Dessert. Hours 7 NIKI'S TANDOORI EXPRESS Days. A Week SerJ!ng Sat & Sun Brunch From 8 30-1 00,
Sun -Thurs 11 am-1 Q>m. Fn &t 1 1 am-11 pm All Mepr Credit VctQd the , 1 Indian restaUl"8flt 1n Orange County. Open dally Wltf1
Can:ls Accept.ed Locatad Al. 251 Shipyard Wey, Newport Beech threeJocettons to 6efve you. Locat.ed et 3705 Sooth 8rtstol (1
(714) 723-0021 bloc:I< noiiti of South Coast Plaza) 8500095
GREENLEAF ~RILL & BAR
On tne Mnd at Newport Monday to Frtday 4 30pm to 9 CQ>m
S&turdoy 4 ~ to 10 CQ>m Dosed on Sunday 105 Mean
Street. 1n Balboa (714) 723-6643
AVIL~S EL RANCHITO
AW>enuc Mlwc&n Food, WIUi The Fresh81it. lng'ed1ents & A New
Light Cuisine Great Margant.as Houl"s. Lunch & Dtnoer AM
Ma)Or Credtt Cen:la Accept.ad. Located at 2101 Plecentla. Costa
Mesa 1714) 642·1142 and 28CXJ Newport BNd . Newport
Beach(/14)675-6855
Ml CASA
Our rootlls are now a tnp to 9aia as well es Mwooo Now otfenng
fish t.acos Plione ahead for Ol"det'9 to.go Hours Oa1~ From
1 1 CXJem AH M11ior D-edtt Ceros Accepted. Locar.ed At 290
17th St' Costa Mesa (714) 645-7626
A MACHI
Sushi &. Sushi tO Go Complete Ber All Maior Credrt Cen:ls
'Located At 2675 Irvine fwe • (Acro6s From Newport Golf Course)
(/14) 645-5518
LA CAVE
Menu Includes Lobstel" Cl'eb, Sllnmp, Steab Deily Special&
rn & Sot Pnme Rib, Full Bar & Wtne l.JSt Casual Dress Hours
l unchtJS 1 1 30-2 30 -Omner Mon -&it. From 5:30pm Vasa.
M eSl.ercen:I, Otneni Oub Locat.ed At 1695 lrwie fwe , (And
1 l ths) Near BloclWuster Enterteonment Costa Mesa
(71 4) 645-7944
THE BARN STEAK HOUSE
Menu Includes Steak. Fresh FtStt. Olacken. Burgers & Salads
Pnoes Range From $3 75 For Lunch & $6 25 For Danner.
Hourt. M on &t Open 11am For Lunch. 4,oopm Mon . .fn ,
01nnPr 3 m>m Sat. & Sun Ma,or Credit Cal"ds Accepted
locetcd Ar 2300 Hert>or Bl #31 Co6te Mesa (714) 641-9777
THE ARCHES
The pt"em•um &te8k and seafood house 1n Orengo County sanoe
1922 Serving lunch Mon .fn 1 1 30am until 3 CDpm Dinner
served rnyhtJy until 1 en.rm Locetod on Newport Boulevurd &
Coast I~ •n Nowport Beech, 645-70 77
TA PAS
The only NlStaurent 1n 0 C to ofter the finost In wsane from
Spain w.lh lrve Flamenco entertatmlef'lt. Speciahnng lf1 Paella,
&1.eeks, gnnec1 fresh hsH & peet.81 Open 5 deye per week. do9ed
Sun & Mon LOC8ted at 4253 Mart1ngele Wffo/ (Behind Staples at
MacArthur & Corinthian) M8JOf' credit cerda accepted
756-8194
THE ARCHES
The premium st.eek and &eefood house 1n ()-ange County since
1822 Servrng lt.#1Ch Mon .fn 11 30em until 3 CDpm Dinner
8flfved nightly unut 1 CDem Located on Newport Boulevard &
Coast Hv.y 1n Newport Beach. 645-7077
THE CANNERY
Hl&U>ne Wat.eHront Restaurant and HartJor Cru<oo Cent.er 0
Hours. Mon -&It. 11·30em • 2.CDam. Sun. 10:CXJem-12:CQ:>m.
All MaJOI' Credit Cards Raservauons 'Suc:iaested l.ocat8d at
3010 Lafayette,_. Newport Beach. CA 92663 17141 675-
5777 Fax 675-2510
NEWPORT LANDING
\N8terfro(lt Oinlng, Sat & Sun. Olempagne Brunch. Ornner
Mini $13.95 • $19.95."0jster Bar Menu Served An Dl!y __
Houl's 10:00am • 11 ·~. Amex, Masten:ard, V188, Onher
Aesetvatl009 Raoornme(lded Locst.ed 8t 503 E. Edgew&W.
Balboa(714}675-2373
SKEWERS
Aestaunint/Brewert Pizza. Salads, Burgers, Sandwiches & Ash
Located at 298 E 17th St.. Untt 8. Open Sunday-Th~
1 1 am-1 Q>m. FMiat 11 · CXlam-12 CDpm. All Credit Cardu
eccepted except Ol!iC0\191" AeserveVons recomrnei'lded.
645-8459
THI! OLD SAIGON RESTAURANT
Fine V.etnameae dtntf1i1 Next to Carl's Jr Serwlg authendc
Vietnamese CUl8lne l'y1enu includes. Veetnameee egg rals, apnng rols, old tredlbonel nee ll'Bl'TTtlOell1 Witt\ 6hnmp end fresh
vegetables. Separate wgetanan menu prepered in the tNldltlOnal Buddhl8t recipes Hours 11 CXJem..9 CQ:Jm. Closed Sunday
V168/MC acceptad 271 East 17th St .. Costa Mesa
(714) 5748460
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