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Corona del Mar
player All-Star pick
Serving.the NewP<>rt-Mesa community since 1907
·ue ·killed . Denise Hillier,
. .
but how far did he go?
ii John Famalaro's attorneys
say he took her life but special
circumstances don't apply.
Prosecutors have a different sto:ry.
By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot
SANTA ANA -Whether John J .
Pamalaro killed Denise Huber was not
the question Wednesday as closing
arguments began in the former house
painter's murder trail in Superior Court:
With defense attorneys having con-
ceded he bludgeoned her to death in a
Laguna Hills warehouse, at stake was
whether 39-year-old Farnalaro kid-
napped lrer or whether she went with
him voluntarily after her car blew a tire
off the Corona del Mar Freeway in Cos-
ta Mesa late one night in June 1991.
Whether Famalaro sodomized her
"Sometimes crazy 1
things happen -~
aberrations, ~
wore that June night
established that
Famalaro dragged her
off. Deputy Public
Defender Denise Gragg
claimed the shoes could
have been dainaged li
Huber walked along
the •gravely, rocky ter-
rain• by the freeway.
aberrations -you ~
know, cuckoo -to 1 a person who was ~
just like you... " ~
-ANNA FAMALARO !
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John F••••ero In
court Wednesday.
Gragg held before
the jury a pair of high-
heeled shoes that a
worker with the public
defender's office used
was the second main point of con-
tention, a special-circumstances charge
that -along with kidnapping -
makes Famalaro eligible for the death
penalty.
Deputy District Attorney Christo-
pher Evans argued that tear-marks on
the back of high-heeled shoes Huber
to walk up and down a
slope near the spot where Huber broke
down. But they showed qamage that
seemed far less severe than that' on
Huber'.s$hoes,.and Evans ridiculed the
experiment as *the great shoe' test fias-
co.•
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DIN I N G OUT
Cafe Jardin blooms
at Shennan Gardens
PAGE A11
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PHOTOS BY BRIA~ POBUDA I DAILY PILOT
Public defender Denise Gragg holds a pair of shoes used as evidence for the jury as
part of closing ar~ents in the J ohn Famalaro murder trial Wednesday afternoon.
Nature ...
center off
endangered
species-tis
• Flood of donations -many of them
anonymous -more than make up for
school district cuts to environmental center.
By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -The Envuonmental Nature
Center is no longer down and certamly not out
despite recent school distl'lct budget cuts that took a
gaping bite out of the educational habitat's funding
Bo Glover, admin-
istrator for the popu-
lar school field trip
site located behind
school district offices
on 16th Street, said
the center has
received more than
$100,000 in private,
corporate and anony-
mous donations since
the district cut fund-
ing for the center by
$34,813.
·we want the
"We want the
pq.blic to know
that the nature
center is not · -
going to dose ... "
-BO GLOVER
•
public to know that the nature center is not going to
close,• said Glover, who said he receives mquiries
daily about the center's future "We will be here for
at least another 25 years.·
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Elisha Morgan (right) has her hands full with fellow sixth-grader Jennifer Lang during an arm wresUing contesL The erittre sixth-grade class
The cut in district functing for the center was one
of many belt-bghterung deos10ns school trustees
made last month to free up funds for a d.istnct salary
raise
While the center has enjoyed a flood of donations,
Glover said the center still needs to rais~ money at Uncoln parttdpated In the Greek Games, the culmlnatton of a trimester of studying ancient Greek dvtllzatton.
.. mWD g~ts
enough·for
buyout
• More than 50 % of Santa
Ana Heights Water Co.
shareholders have agreed
to contested merger deal.
By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot
SANTA ANA HEIGHTS
The Irvine Ranch Water 01.strlct
announced Wednesday it has
,received more than SO% of the
shares needed to buy Santa Ana
Heights,Water Co. from its 3,852
shareholders.
• •'Ille people that tender their
share now w1ll get paid IOOD8I'
than the people who don't." N.1d
Dave Pergulon. an IMne Ranch
spokelman who made the •
anDOUDC.'81D81lt.
lrvtne Ranch ii otferlilg share-
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•SEE NATURE PAGE A10
Just say no to po~les
• School boarp trustees ask' district staff to find a new
solution to accommodate third-grade class-size reduction.
By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Piiot
NEWPORT-MESA -After a
few speakers demanded Tuesday
that school
·said. ·1 don't want any more
schools to be l.tke Whittier (Ele·
rnentary)."
Auor also argued against mov-
ing pedal day classes to solve
housing issues.
trustees open a
new school in
the Costa Mesa
zone instead of
adding portable
classrooms ,
board members
still were unable •
tQ reach consen·
sus on~ a student
housing plan
Tue9d4y night.
"I don't want
any more tidaOoJa to
be 1Jh Wlalttlel' [lflemeiatmYJ ..• •
"I think we
are Just going to
have to deal
with it m a dif.
ferent way, .. she
said.
Debbie Eng-
land, a membei
of the Student
Housing and
Demographics
Committee, told
trustees they
sboulcl not OYW·
District staff
recomme nde d
that three relocatablel be added
to Klllybrooke Eklmmtary· and
two to Sonora Eleinlmtanr, but
trustee Martha Pluor M1d lbe
COuld not support aeatlng anodl·
er cempus filled with portablel
like Whinier EtemenW:y.
·1 just ~'t do this,.
more Coste M ..
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A2 THURSDAY, MAY 22. 1'97
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pilc;>t people
MIHAi BAGILJ . ,..
greer
wylder Former Olympic. gymnast makes· safe landing at The Spa
Hop on board_ these
exciting sports
T he first and only complete
surf. snow and skate shop
for women, On Edge Board
Shop recently opened in Newport
Beach.
U you've always wanted to
learn how to snowboard or surf,
the shop offers a learn-to-snow-
board program, and a lea.ro-to-
surf program specifically
tlesigned for females.
Beginning •as soon as the
water warms up" (about now),
says owner Stade Genchl, the
surf program will include four
days of surfing that includes
rental of a surfboard.
·w e are really excited about
. offering a female-oriented.pro---gram for surfing," Genetti says.
"We at On Edge are aware of the
mtirrudation factor many girls feel
about wanting to learn lo surf By
offering fernale-specilic classes in
a female-specific atmosphere, I
am hoping those girls that have
wanted to learn to surf will come
forward now and do so."
For more details, stop by On
Edge Board Shop at 6000 112 W.
Coast Highway m Newport
Beach, or call (646-3644).
HE IS
A former member of
the 1996 U.S. Olympic
gymna.stic's team but
now serves as a per-
sonal trainer at The
Spa, upscale health
dub at South Coast
Plaza.
SPAMAN
After training as a
gymnast for 21 years,
Bagiu said he has first-
hand knowledge how to
train others to become
stronger and more flexi-
ble. •t wanted to get
away from gymnastics a
little bit and try some-
thing different," Bagiu
said of his career .
switch. Coming down
from the high bars to
work in a gym where
members pamper them-
selves in mud therapy,
aroma therapy facials
and mineral baths is a
new gig for Bagiu. But
since starting a month
ago he's been fitting in
and building a list of
new clients to train.
THE GAMES
The 26-year-old said he
doesn't plan to compete in the
Olympics again. "The wear
and tear on the body ... it's
couldn't believe it," said Bag-
iu, one of seven members of
the U.S. team. "It spoiled the
whole Olympic spirit. It
brought everybody down."
Newport Beach is holding its
24th annual CalJJomla State
Chill Cook-OH and salsa cham-
pionship today from 4 p.m. to 10
p.m. It will be Held al 151 E .
Coast Highway in Newport
Beach, at the Back Bay bridge.
The price of admission is $25
which includes complimentary
chill and salsa. For more informa-
tion, call the International Chili
Society at (63 1-1780) or the New-
port Harbor Nautical Museum at
(675-8915).
hard to stay at that level. You
have to stay at that leve1 or a-·
whore year." UKe Ofhers,"'his
memories of the 1996 games
l'EAVIPlG'ROMANIA
Bagfo Tett his homeiii
Romania in 1979 and moved to
Albuquerque, N .M . His family
later moved to Orange. Back
in Romania, then 5-year-old
in Atlanta were tainted by the
explosion in Centennial Park.
"When we heard about it we
Katie Lewt.s. an employee at
Even Slsten (673-2130) on Bal-
boa Island says the merchants of
Balboa Island are hold.Ulg the
fifth annual Memorial Day out-
door sale thls weekend. "There
will be great values from most all
merchants,• Lewis says. "Enjoy
the sun and bargains in the great
abnosphere of sunny Balboa
lsland."
cityside
The sale runs Friday through
Monday.
A new Hansen's JuJce Cre-
ations store opened al Westcliff
Plaza in Newport Beach at the
intersection of 17th Street and
lrvme Avenue. Tim Kane, a
fourth generation member of the
Hansen farruly, opened the flag-
ship store "I think the founders
would have been very excited
about this new enterprise
because we're continuing the
Hansen comnulmenl to the lugh-
est quality juices and smoothies,·
says Kane, President of Hansen's
Juice Creal.Jons. Kane says
Hansen's Juice Creations has per-
fected the preparation of its
drinks by eliminating the need
for ice which dilutes the taste.
In addition to juices and
smoothies, there are Hansen's
lunch crates specially created for
the store. They are a value comb<?
of smoothies, special sandwiches
and fresh fruit or fruit chips.
• BEST BUYS appears ThursdaYJ and
Saturdays. If you know of a go()d buy
call me at 540-1224, fax me at 646-4170
or write to me: Best Buys, Daily Pilot.
330 W. Bay St. Costa MMll, 92&27.
Domino's deliverer
robbed at knifepoint
A Domino's Pizza delivery
woman was held at Jmltepoint
and robbed Tuetday on Miner
Street in Costa" Mesa while en
route to dropping off an order,
authorities said.
Marla Angelina Florentino,
21, of Garden Grove, wu mak-
ing a u-tum in the 200 block
when a man approached her,
pointed a large bunting knife at
her chest, and Ito.le $33 cub,
said Costa Mesa poliat Lt. Ron
Smith.
The robber Is detaibed u a
black male, about S·foot-10, 165
pounds, with a shaven or bald
head, wearing a black lhh't and
jN.111: He was last seen running
southbound on Miner, Smith
said.
Council approves
ftlmfng ordinance
The Costa Mesa City Co~
cll on Monday adopted an
' '
ordinance establishing regula-
tions for filming activities on
the city's public property or
right·of-way1. ·
Altht>ugh fees were dis-
CUJ1ed, they were not officially
approved at Monday's meet·
ing. However, city officials
want the charges to be 111nilar
to thoae in swrou.nding dties
such u Newport Beach.
The dty only received two
1equeltl from filmmaken last
year, but offidali believe by
lessening the •red tape•
involved, they will attract more
requests for commerdall, fea-
ture film.I and televislon
The feet disCU11ed on Mon·
day were $40 an hour or a
maximum of $200 for a loca-
tion right-al-way tee with a
$1,000 deposit. Some council
members wanted to waive the
proposed application fee
because Newport Beach doet·
n't ~ave one. The dty eiti·
metes the film application fee
alone will bring the dty $1,125
a year in revenue.
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much,• said Bagiu,
whose wife, Kris, was
also a gymnast.
Although Bagiu hasn't
seen the fabled French
Canadian circus, he
has seen the video. In
the Las Vegas show
Mystere, Bagiu said the ·
high bar acts by the
Russian and Romanian
teams were the best.
~People don't appreci-
ate how life threaten-
ing it can be.•
FAMILY
Bagiu is the son of a
carpenter and a beauti-
cian and the only one
in his family to pursue
gymnastics. Mis wife,
who competed as a
gymnast, now takes
care of their daughter.
Bagiu said his wife was
forced to give up the
sport after she shat-
tered her ankle landing
from a.jump.
As for Gabriela -
she is already taking
classes for strength and
coordination, Bagiu
said. Although Bagiu
Mihai became interested in
gymnastics just playing
around in his home. When h.e
ORQUE OU SOLEIL
"I have friends that are in ·
the Cirque. It's really cool.
They do some wild things.•
But being a family man -
ftag1u 1S marnea willf a 2-
year-old daughter Gabriela -
he says a show biz lifestyle
where performers travel
around the world is not for
him. "They are on tbe road too
wants her to learn gymnastics,
he also wants her to take an
interest in other sports.
. started school, a government
scout noticed be had a talent
for the sport. "They (govem-
.menl scouts) come t°'1fchools
and look for kids who might
excel in a sport. They try to
get the kids involved in a sport
when they are young 50 they
~an be a great athlete."
"She will definitely do a
sport." Although Bagtu still
goesthro\.!9!lroutin --~.~~-t
local gym, his interests have
been turned recently to moun-
tain bike racing.
-Story by Sman Deemer
-Photo bf Brian Pobuda •
obituary
Former Daily Pilot reporter Bill Reed ·dies
HUNTINGTON BEACH -and frequently
Bill Reed, a former reporter for the appeared as a.n
Daily Pilot who went on to a 23-on-air ~rson-
year career as public information allty, hosting
offic-er at Huntington Beach City locally pro-
Hall, died Saturday at his home in duced shows
Apple Valley after a long battle i n c 1 u d i n g
with cancer. "Your City,
He was 65. Your Issues•
Mr. Reed, a native of Nebras-and •inside
lea, worked as a reporter for the City Hall."
HuntinQton Beach Independent, BW Reed Mr. Reed
covering Huntington Beach City also worked
Hall and other local issues, and closely with the city's Fourth of
later took a reporting job with the JuJy Parade committee as a dty
Daily Pilot, then a rival publica-liaison.
tion. Donna Slupik, who was Mr.
The Independent and Daily Reed's secretary during his final
Pilot are now owned by the s e year at City Hall, remembered
company, California Comm11n11~ her former boss as a good friend
News.
In 1968, Mr. Reed left journal-and great writer.
ism and took a job as public infor-•He was wonderful with writ-
mation officer for the city of Hunt-ing," Slupik said. "He was a good
ington Beach. His duties there boss, a great friend and the world
included working With the media has lost a great person."
and coordinating dty projects. Slupik'said Mr. Reed enjoyed
During his City Hall tenure, he making small pewter figurines for
was also instrumental in getting his family, friends and co-workers
HBTV-3 -the dty's government and was working on chess boards
access cable station -on the air for some of his grandchildren
feet. and a 4-foot
swell wlll come from
the west. Expect
areas of fog In the
morning.
1w:>U
TODAY
First low
4:15 a .m. -0.6
First high
10:35 a.m. 3.7
Secol'ld low
3:33 p.m. 1.6
Second high
9:46tm. 5.8
ff'IO ¥
First low
4:54a.m. -0.8
First high
11::201.m. l .7
Second low
4:10p.m. u Second htgt'I
10'.22 p.m. 5.1 .... -----
Expect fair wrflng
conditions et best In
our Immediate are1 t~ through Fri-
day. The small $well
out of thf soutf1.
w.st 11 generating 2
to ~foot waves and
some sets th1t occa-
slon1lly reach waist
to chest-high. Winds
are shifting around
to the west-north·
westi and surf IC~
conditions are
rem.ming c:IHn. A new swell from the
toUthwtst should
lppelf .t local
bHches Frtdty. Look
for th.t to grow "'°' .... Saturday end Sund.y whtl
Mtshtttlng~
der-Ngh ri .,..
~..,,.,.
when be died.
Deputy City Administrator
Rieb Barnard, who worked with
Mr. Reed and took over as public
information officer when he
retired, said he was "a real dedi-
cated employee who cared a lot
about the dty. •
Mayor Ralph Bauer, who first
met Mr. Reed as a reporter while
Bauer was leJVing on the Ocean
View school board in the late
1960s, remembered Mr. Reed as
•a very fair, n1ce guy."
Mr. Reed retired from his City
Hall job in December 1991 and
moved with his 'wife, Louise, to
Apple Valley.
Memorial services were held
this week at Westminster Memor-
ial Park and Mr. Reed is to be
buried in Hoisington, Kan.
Mr. Reed is survived by his
wife Louise: daughters Susan
Gordon and Nancy Renno; sons
Steve Reed, Joe Reed and Terry
Woodruff; sister Betty Wilson;
eight grandchildren, and two
great grandchildren.
..
Sport of kings royally expensive
A long with many folks here-
abouts, I have actually
,. been following the horse. l racing game with considerable
interest lately.
1 Nonnally, the sport ranks on
I my list somewhere down there
with indoor football and the
1 scul.pin catch in Redondo Beac;h.
• I just don't pay much attention I to the •sport of kings" -though I
I suspect most kings of the west.em
world are far too poor for this
: incomparably costly pastime. j There was one horse I followed
1 years ago. He was one of those
• gray horses that never did any-
: thing until the stretch. ·
: This guy would hang ~ay back
• there like a pet-food candidate.
( Then, after he had carried h.is
: jockey around the last ~.and
• was heading for the finish line, he ~ would make his move.
i The track announcer would get 1 all dithered and shout, •And here
: comes ... Whatsisfa~el • I don't I remember the horse's name, but
, he was surely a crowd pleaser.
• Local interest in racing is high,
: of rourse, because a Newport I Beacli couple, Bob and Beverly
1 Lewis, own a horse that seems to
• be going for the gold rather effec-
•1 tively.
Silver Charm -also a gray
1 horse -has done nicely at the l Kentucky Derby and, last week-! end, at the Prea.lmess. That'.s two
1 out of three jewels in the 'Iii.pie
1 Crown, with the Belmont Stakes
; to come June 8.
I Winning is winning, no matter
+how close the raa:Hs. Where my
• gray horse -does the name I Olhivarry ring a ~ll? -would
1 win going away, Silver Charm
' nailed his last two races by a nose
; and a head, respectively. By my
J calculations, that totals about 2 112
I feet.
' That's not much, but the steed l earned $1.188 million for the
IRS and Franchise Tax Board's
cuts, the vet bills, the stable aJJ.d
feed bills, the airfare and room
and board for all involved, includ-
ing Silver Charm, and lord knows
what else).
Even so, the guy's gross rev-
enues in just these past two races
exceeds by $1.188 million what an
earlier Newport Beach resident
made off his stable of race horses.
I refer to my father, who in
1946 was quite a wealthy man.
One day about then, he showed
me a bank statement indicating
that he was worth more than $1
million, most of it in cash.
He said it showed that, in
America, even a kid who grew up
in the Knights of Pft:b:ias orphan-
age in Columbus, Ohio, could
become a millionaire. I was
impressed.. Especially when da~
said, "And some day, son, all this
will be yours.". .
Perhaps it would have -if my
mother and father had not
divorced. When they remarried a
year and a half later, nearly all the
money was gone. ·
Early in that monumentally
expensive year, my father bought
a race horse for $1,000. By the end
of the year he had a stable of 14.
won a race. Poor old Silky never
did.
Mostly, dad's horses ran at
Caliente, in Tijuana. w~ere all the
has-been and never-will-be nags
go.It wasn't a total loss. One horse,
Concerto Jack, won one race -at
Hollywood Park. no less. The colt
was named after Jack Fina, who
was featured on dad's recording of
the Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto.
Another horse was re-named
Steady Eddie, after C:iad's longtime
first violinist, Eddie Bergman. If
Merv Griffin bad been with the
band then, there would surely
have been a Nervy Mervy, or ·
some such.
A stable of 14 race horses that
never win is a very expensive
thing indeed. You have most of
the expenses mentioned above,
and none of the income. All you
get is to play owner and hang
around in the paddock before a
race. d. You can shake the jock's ban
maybe give him some a~vice,
even give him a leg up mto the
saddle. Then you ~h back and
get your bets down so you can
kiss some more money farewell
Happily, my mother·and fa~er
got back together and remamed.
after 18 months. One of the condi-
tions my mother laid down was
that the herd had to go. "Forth-
with!" I think mother insisted,
which is the only thing faster than
inunediately ...
The horses didn't gobble up
the whole million. In that year and
a half there were dry holes in .
Wyoming, a mansion in B~l Air, •
an elaborate music store m the
arcade of the Ambassador Hotel, a
business manager who stole huge
sums, and a bookkeeper who did
likewise, Wlbeknownst to the
scumbag manager.
But my parents did live happily
ever after, so what else matters?.
• FRED MARTIN'S column runs every I Lewises (less the jockey's cut, the
, trainer's cut, the grooms' cuts, the 1=~~=================~======~~~====== i ni--~~ FREE PAGER
Horse No. 1 was named Silky
Maiden. In the racing game, a
maiden is a horse that has not Thursday and Saturday.
i ·NOT LIKELY
LYLEEN & JEFF EWING
BUYING NEW OR ~ ADDING ON? ' ' Homeowners should consider
several questions before deciding
to add on to an existing home or
move up in the market to a
bigger house. How much money
do you have available for
remodeling your current house?
How much additional space do
you require? Is there rot:>m to
·expand on the ground level or
will the foundation of your
present home support a second
· floor? What will the local
zoning and building ordi~ances
pennit? How much equity do
you have in the property? Are
there affordable properties for
sale that WQUld satisfy your
housing r.eeds?
Consider your neighborhood-
it makes more sense to add on
to a smaller house than to over-
improve the largest home in the
• area. Your decision should
ultimately be based on your
individual needs, the extent of 1 the work involved and which
features will add the most value.
According to industry experts,
buyers are always excited by
state-of-the art kitchens and
! quality-conscious bathrooms.
Lyleen and Jeff have 25
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Final hearing on
School-to-Work
program set for
6:30 p.m. tonight
NEWPORT-tvfESA -The
Orange County Board of Edu-
cation will hold its final public
bearing tonight on the Orange
County reform plan for School-
to-Work, called Vision 2020.
VJ.Sion 2020 would enable
students to choose a range of
career options as early as the
elementary level and begin
pursuing these choices by
working for partldpa~g com-
panies, job shadowu;ig or
receiving service learrung at
the high-school level.
•1t has a magnificent
approach of combining both
rigorous academics and an
opportunity to begin to under-
stand various kinds of careers
that await (the students,)9 said
Leland Oliver, co-chair of the ·
Orange County Coalition.
Newport-Mesa school
board member Wendy Leece
said the reform plan takes the
students away from the class-
room and feels the details of
the plan are not clear.
"There are a lot of flaws in
it," she said. "By doing this we
will take away freedom." .
Oliver said the program is
voluntary, the state is not
imposing a strict set of regula-
tions and there are no subtle
hidden interests in the plan.
The public hearing will take
pla.c~ frl5m 6:30 to 10 p.m. at
the Orange County Depart-
ment of Education, 200 Kalmus
Drive, Costa Mesa.
-Marissa Espino
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Local high school seniors -along with Orange Coast
College and Southern California College students -
heading down the short path to graduation: are recognized
for their accomplishments in school and the community.
impress us with their academic prowess, their artistic and
athletic talents and their community involvement.
of the Les Miller Outstanding Student Award.
Each s~dent has compiled a long resume of accomplish-
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The top 15 students in the Costa Mesa community will
be feted this morning at the 18th annual Scholarship
Recognition Breakfast at the Doubletree Hotel, hosted by
the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce. All are recipients •
•BRIAN WITT
GPA 4.20
Valedictorian of the class
of 1997. Has played soc-
cer and lettered in track.
Member of the Key Club,
German Club, Math Team
and a 100% seal bearer
member of California
Scholarship Federation.
Received an academic let-
ter and 1s Costa Mesa .
High's computer techni-
cian, helping repair class-
room computers. Plans to
attend either UC Berkeley
or the Caltech, ~joring
in computer science.
A
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•JOE WRKICH •KOO KIM
GPA4.14 GPA 3.91
Has been a member of Has been a starter on the
the swim and water polo basketball team four
teams. Member of stu-straight years and voted
dent council, serving as the most valuable player,
ASB treasurer; vice presi-Member of Costa Mesa
dent of the Math Club ~gh's Business Academy.
and member of california Has served on the stu-
Scholarship Federation. dent council for four
Has received two acade-years, currently serves as
mic letters, the Daughters the ASB president and is
of the American Revolu-a member of the Key
tion Good Citizen Award, Club and California Schol-
the Irvine Spectrum arship Federation. Has
Scholarship, Golden State received the Hugh
High Honors in Geometry O'Brien Leadership
and was Costa Mesa Award, the Irvine Spec-
High's boys state de'le-trum Scholarship and the
gate in 1996. Plans to State Farm Insurance
attend use with a major Scholarship Award. Has
in business and engineer-served as an-office Intern
ing before attending law for Gov. Pete Wilson:·
school. Plans to attend the Air
Force Academy, majoring
in psychology and
become a college profes-
• sor .
• STACEY THOMPSON
GPA4.10
Member of the cheer-
leading squad for two
years and has been
involved in the Madrigal
Choir for three years, par-
tlcipating in six musi.cal
and twe drama-t>foduc-
tions, and a member of
the yearbook staff. Has
received an academic let-
ter for three years, been
on the principal's honor
wall for four years. won
an E.I. Moore Memorial
Award, and is a 100%
Seal Bearer of the Califor-
nia Scholarship Federa-
tion. Plans to attend UC
Berkeley with a major in
English literature aAd art
history.
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• ABBAS TABAJA • DUNG-HANH THI
Member of College-wide NGUYEN
Student Success -Commit-Editor of the Vietnamese
tee and of Muslim Stu-Student Association
dents Association'. Vice newsletter. Member of
president of lnterClub the OCC Speech and
Council and Quranlc Debate Team, competing
St!Jdies Group, chairing in the state champi-
alternative
e·ducation
center:
• JETSUN JACOBS • GINA WAUACE
GPA: 3.85 GPA3.00
Received several out-Has been secretary for
standing student awards. Alternative Education
Represented Monte Vista Center Parent Teacher
High School for the Costa Student Association,-stl)-
Mesa City Council. Have dent representative to
been able to put out own Newport-Mesa Board of
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' its Religious Committee. orublp:s...Member of Psi.. ___ £.Q...titted..: le.ti1Hl..The_ _ Education, yearbook edi-.
tor, top student in Alter--;--• and the Ramadan Aware-Beta Psychology Honor Composer, H which is now
ness Committee. Organiz-SOciety and a key lead~r in music stores, and is native Education Center,
er of the Religious and in the Teddy Bear Drive, being played on local FM member of Volunteer '
Racial Stereotype Aware-club rush and dt:her stations. Has played the Intern Program, Monte
ness Program. Member of events. Member of Peer piano at a Make-A-Wish Vista student representa-
the REACH Team, a pro-Helpers, involved in plan-Foundation children tive to the Costa Mesa
gram to promote volun-ning the One World, One Christmas dinner, and the City Council and Philan---
teerism and service learn-Hope event. Earned Stu-senior golf tour charity thropy Chairman in
ing among OCC students. dent Leader Award, event. Worked for Monte National Charity League. j i
Received Student Leader Joseph R. Kroll Student Vista's talent show and Received AVCO Excel-1
Award, Robert B. Moore Leader of the Year. As a· newspaper. Wants to be a fence Award and Ebell :
Award for Exceptional recent immigrant, having successful musician writ-Seniors of Newport Beach ' I
Service and Leadership,. lived in the United States in9 scores for movies and Outstanding Student i Has been active in the only three years, Dung--play f ve concerts with SCl}ofarshlp. Works full=-T
Muslim Religious Com-Hanh's w riting and public 100-piece symphonies. time. Afso active with
munlty of Orange Coun-speaking skills are Also wants to be an Orange County Sheriffs
ty. Plans to transfer to remarkable. Plans to inspiring speaker and a Department, Share Our
UCLA and major in transfer to Cal State film maker. Selves, Newport-~esa
graphic design. Fullerton, major in psy-Foundation. Has been
chology and become a •1 accepted to 5anta Bar-
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•RYANMIWR
GPA:4.06
Played baseball through-
out freshman and sopho-
more years. On basket-
ball team freshman,
sophomore and junior
years. Member of Califor-
nia Scholarship Federa.-
tion. Received A.P. Schol-
ar Award. Chosen to
attend Leadership Devel-
opment Camp as a fresh-
man and received Out-
standing Engli.sh Student
Award the same year.
Nominated for Boy's
State. Rotary Oub Stu-
dent of the Month for
November 1996. Previ-
ously Involved. In Boy
Scouts. Plans to attend
UC Santa Barbara or Cal
State Long Beach and
major in business or relat-
ed field.
estancia
high
school
• MIKE MOONEY
GM.: 4.01
Participated In sports-
manship conference and
Leadership Development
Camp. Was Rotary Club
Student of the M onth.
Member of California
Sch9larship Federation.
Received Irvine Spectrum
Leadership Scholarship.
Played varsity baseball
two years. Served as cap-
tain of junior varsity bas-
ketball and baseball
teams. Volunteer at West-
ern Medical Center.
Hopes to attend UClA
UC Beri<eley, UC San
Diego or UC Santa Bar-.
bara and major in biolo-
gy or computer science.
..
. -• CHRISTINE SLAWSON
GPA: 4.16
On Principal's Honor Roll.
California Scholarship
·Federation. Received let-
ter of commendation
from the National Merit
Scholar Program. Named
Zonta Girl for November.
Nominated for National
Youth Leadership Confer-
ence. Was Outstanding
English Student of the
Year. Served as a school
board representative.
Participated in El Aguila
Newspaper as a reporter.
Active in the Ethnic
Forum, Key dub, Associ-
ated Student Body, Out-
door dub, Student Sen-
ate, volleyball, trac.k,
yearbook staff. Traveled __ to England, Scotland and
Italy with ACIS. Intends to
attend University of Col·
orado as a business
major.
• MELISSA INOUYE
GPA: 4.26
lettered in cross country,
soccer and track. Was
captain of the cross coun-
try tea"' and co-president
of the Outdoor Club.
Served as opinion editor'
and editor in chief of El
Aguila. Earned third
team All Country and All
League Cross Country
Irvine Spectrum Award.
Helped organize Chris
Linden campaign and vol·
unteered for Habitat for
Humanity. Is assistant
organist for church and
part.iclpated In communi-
ty cleanup days. Plans to
attend Harvard and
major in environmental
studies,
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• WISNU WARDHANA -
Sophomore from Jakarta,
Indonesia. Had the dis-
tinction of going unde-
feated in every swimming
event he competed this
year. leading swim to
Orange Empire Confer-
ence championships in
both the dual meet sea-
son and the league finals,
and a fourth-place team
finish at the California
Swimming and Diving
Championships. Took
Swimmer of the Meet
honors at the state cham-
pionships. In two seasons
of competing for Coast.
lost just three individual
events. Plans to complete
his college career in the
United States and is
weighing s6veral scholar-
'hip opp0rtunities:-
• DIANNE PUUQO
Sophomore from
Newport Harbor High
School. A reserve as a
freshman, came out of
nowhere to win the
Orange Empire Confer-
• ence Player of the Year
award for coach Mike
Thornton and the Pirates,
who finished 20-11 . A
second-team All·S~te
selection, S-11 forward
av!i!raged a conference-
leading 20.2 points per
game (third-highest
point-per-game average
in school history), making
53°~ of tield goal
attempts, and also aver-
aged a team-leading 7.4
rebounds per game. She
had 36-and 34-point _
games. Will complete her
collegia e career at Chap-
man University.
THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1991 A5 •
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california
colleg~
• BRAD BENTLEY
GPA: 3.83
Obtained bachelor of arts
in mari<eting one semes-
ter early, while making
Dean's Ust every semes-
ter. Played on SCC Men's
Soccer Team four years
and named All American
Academic for soccer.
Involvement included
Hands Across the Border,
SCC's North African team
to Morocco, children's
ministries at Del Aire
Assembly of God, Conva-
lescent Ministry at SCC,
tutorial center and co-
leading the jr. high group
at Christ Chyrch of the
Valley. Studied Biblical
Archaeology abroad with
Nancy Heidebrecht in the
Middle East and became
full-time employee at
Meguiar's. Plans to
attend Pepperdine's pro-
fessional MBA program
in Fall while continuing
as Assistant Manager of
Direct Marketing at
Meguiar's, Inc .. hoping
one day to become CEO.
Strongly committed to
youth and plans on lead-
ing more missions to
Mexico for SCC and other
community churches.
• RAOfEl MOORE
GM: 3.63
Involved in Student G~
emment as freshman and
soph9more dass secretary
and senior dass presi.-
dent. Activities Included
roles In school plays, Van-
guard chorale, Anthro-
pology Club co-leader,
Vanguard Singers and
Hands Across the Border
Mexico Outreach.
Received "Best Actress•
Award, certificate of
achievement in anthro-
pology from the Lambda
Alpha and American
Anthropological Associa-
tion. Taught Sunday
school at "La Puerta
Abierta" Church and Eng-
lish as a second language
for a local corporation.
Plans to either substitute
teach or be a full t ime
bilingual teacher for a
few years. Will work
toward teaching creden-
t ials and a master's in
Education with an
emphasis in multicultural
education.
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Remake of historical
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flight woun~ed for ·now
•Owner of Buffalo Grill restaurant wanted to retrace
Lindbergh's famous non-stop trip to Paris.
By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA-On Wednes-
day, restaurant owner Ben Ben-
nani was supposed to replicate
the first non-stop transatlantic
flight from N~w York to Paris on
the 70th anniversary· of Charles
A. Lindbergh's famous flight.
But without a single-engine
airplane to make the trip, it was
just like any other day (or Ben-
nani. He served customers as
usual at his Newport Beach
restaurant, the Buffalo Grill.
The Flying Mission, aimed at
raising money for the National
Exchange. Club's Foundation for
the Prevention of Child Abuse,
was also put off so he could have
another year to promote the
event and raise more money. The
goal is $4 ~on, Bennani said.
Bennani, 45, of Costa Mesa
says he loves flying, but more
important to him is raising mon-
ey to help children who are vic-
tims of child a~use. 1Jie father of
two young children says he was
physically abuse~ by his father,
but be didn't face his pain until
he was a father himself. ·
"Since I had my first child, all
this childhood I missed came
back so I decided to do some-
thing abo~t it," said Bennani,
who became interested in flying
in his 20s and now holds an air-
line transport pilot license.
He wanted so much to be the
first to retrace the 3,610-rnile
1927 flight. Lindbergh complet-
ed the trip to Paris in a mono-
,
plane by the name of the Spirit of
St. LouiS in just 33 hours, 29 min-
utes and 30 seconds. So far Ben-
nani doesn't know anyone else
who has made the trip.
"I am ~tanning to do it in less
hours than him," Bennani said.
"If I do his flight in less hours I
will be shooting for the world
record.•
Bennani, who plans to leave
the restaurant business and
become an airline pilot, will have
to wait another year.
Bennani said the plane he was
supposed to borrow didn't meet
Federal Aviation Administration
regulations. When he does final-
ly get the plane he needs to
make the flight he will have sev-
eral advantages over Lindbergh
such as a radio, a bigger gasoline
reserve and a windshield.
"It was just him and God in
the sky," Bennani said. "And
birds.•
MARC MARTIN I OAJLY PILOT
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the Orange County Farm
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Foundation to complete recon-
struction-of the Buffalo Ranch
Silo Complex.
The ranch-style silo, acquired
by the fairgroUJlds from the for-
mer Buffalo Ranch, location in
199<t:'Ts being mtegrated 41fo
the educational resource center
at Centennial Farm under a
construction project costing
$169,000.
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headquarters for "Ag in the
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Strate$es• at 11:45 a.m. at The
Sutton Place Hotel, 4500
MacArthur Blvd., Newport
Beach. For reservations, call 517-, 0183.
I , TRAVEL PRESENTATION
"' Adventure 16 offers a free pre-
sentation called •A Walle in the
Sierra" from 7 to 8 p.m. at 1959
Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. The
presentation will guide attendees
:through canyons, rivers, granite
walls and pine forests. For more
informati9n, call 650-3301.
MAKING MONEY
The Newport Beach Central
Library offers a free program
called M Marketing and Making
Money on the Internet,• aimed at
helping entrepreneurs, business
people and marketing managers
harness a cost-effective tool and a
powerful information partner, at 7
p.m. at 1000 Avocado Ave. For
more information, call 717-3801.
ESTATE MANAGEMENT
Courtlandt Financial Group .
offers a free workshop on M Basic
Estate Planning" from 1 to 2 p.m.
or 6:30 to 7:30 p .m. at the Univer-
sity Athletic Club, 1701 Quail St.,
Newport Beach. For more -infor-
mation, call 251-6901.
FRIDAY
PARENT TRAINING
The California Branch of the
National Center for Missing and
J:xploited Children offers free
parent training to teach parents
how to protect their children from
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abuse and abduction at 7:30 p.m.
at Christ Lutheran Church, 760
Victoria St., Costa Mesa. For more
information, call 6·31-1611.
SOLAR FUELS
Launch Pad offers a free lecture
on solar fuels and tbe future at 7
p.m. at 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa:
The lecture will include a discus-
sion about hybrid solar-electric cars
and the possibility of running the
planet on just sunlight and water
during the 21st century. For reser-
vations, call 540-2001.
CHILD CUSTODY
The Law Offices of Lisa' A.
Ciancio offers a free workshop on
"What you need to know about
child custody and support." at
6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Drive,
Suite 300, Newport Beach. Reser-
vations are required. at 574-0866.
CHAMBER MIXER
The Corona del Mar Chamber
of Commerce offers its quarterly
.mixer from 5 -to 7 p.m. at Glendale
Federal Bank, 3748 E. Coast High-
way. For information, call 673-
4050.
REPUBLICAN WOMEN
The Costa Mesa Republican
Women Federated will hold their
meeting at 10:30 a.m. at the Cos-
ta Mesa Golf and Country Club,
1701 Golf Course Drive. for lunch
reser\iations, call 557-6545.
ATTENnaN _ • _ _.-. • .•
Coastline Counseling Center
offers a workshop called •Speak
Up for Yourself: Assertion For
Attention Deficit Disorder Adults"
from 7 to 9 p.m. at 1200 Quail St.,
Suite -105, Newport Beach.
Admission is $20. For more infor-
mation, call 476-0991.
WEDNESDAY
BOYS_CHO.RU.S _ _ _
The All-American Boys Cho-
rus performs at 11 a.m. at Harbor
Lawn Memorial Park, 1625 Gisler
Ave., Costa Mesa as part of the
43rd Annual Memorial · Day
observance conducted by the
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Coast
Line Post 3536. Admission is free.
. For information, call 646-6302.
SEA EXPLORER
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and Financial Expo during the
Business After Hours Mixer from
5:30 to 7:30 p.m . at OCC, 2701
THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1997 A7
for the .Cth of July. For more infor-
mation, call 548-4560. SK RUN • Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For
more information, call 432-5725.
711 of Orange County will meet
at 7 p.m . at the Sea Explorer Sea
Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. The group is
looking for 13-to 18-year-old
boys who are interested in being
a part of the best sea explorer
ships in Orange County. A well-
rounded maritim~ experience
program that encempasses sail-
ing, seamanship, piloting, navi-
gation and cruising will be
offered. For more information,
call 642-8503.
FINANCAL EXPO
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce presents the Orange
County Financial Services and
Orange Coast College Education
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·T_H E BEST
RELATIONSHIPS
The Inside Edge offers a sem-
inar called •Why Men Don't G et
Enough Sex and Women Don't
Get Enough Love• from 6:30 to
8:30 a.m . at Scott's Restaurant,
3300 Bristol, Costa Mesa. First
time guests pay $20 and others
pay $35. For .reservations, call
460-4242.
CRIBBAGE
The Newport Beach Parks and
Recreation Cribbage Club will
meet at 6:45 p.m. at the Oasis
Center, 800 Marguerite Ave.,
Corona del Mar. All levels are
welcome and lessons are avail-
able. For more information, call
642-0817.
FOURTH OF JULY
The West Newport Beach
Association is having its annual
meeting at 7 p .m. at the Council
Chambers at Newport Beach
City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd.
The speaker will be Lt. Andy
Goo.is of the Newport Beach
Police Department who will dis-
cuss the police department's plan
MAY MIXER
The Orange County Young
Republican Events presents its
May Mixer at 6:30 p.m. at The
Cannery, 3010 Lafayette Ave.,
Newport Beach. Cost is SS for
members and $8 for guests. For
more information, call 364-4359.
CAREER NETWORK
The next free Career Network
meeting for those unemployed
will be at 7:30 p.m. in tbe Stewart
Lounge at St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church, 600 St. Andrews
Road,. Newport Beach. For more
information, call 574-2239.
MONEY TALK
CPA/Law Forum offers a semi-
nar on • Dischargeability of Taxes
-Bankruptcy and How to
Re main in Business an.d Stay
Alive" from 7 to 9:30 a.m. at Wyn-
dham Garden Hotel, 3350
Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa
Cost is $25 with breakfast includ-
ed. For more information, call
241-3158.
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Dance, Computer, Art Classes
Offering Classes for Preschool -Elementary.
EXCEUENCE Iii EDUCATION
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funny way of being taken for and 99% of our patients rate
granted unt~l one of its our care as nexcellent."
parts requires treatment or Yet even with numbers
surgery. It s~ouldn't take like that, Hoag strives to be
something quite so drastic even better. Our case managers
for you to find out about and speciali zed nurses assist
the excellent orthopedic the physicians, pati ent and
services at Hoag• Hospital. family to ensure you get
Hoag· has the largest the ki nd of care you expect
and most experienced staff and deserve.
of orthopedic surgeons in Hoag accepts nearly every
Orange County. Our patients health plan, whether it's
return to active lifestyles traditional, Medicare, PPO, or HMO.
sooner than those from any For more information about
other area hospital. In fact, Hoag Orthopedic Services, call our
we perform more orthopedic info line at 800/514-HOAG (4624).
surgeries--from minor The choice for orthopedic
arthroscopic procedures to care is obvious. Get to Hoag.
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THURSDAY, MAY 22. 1997
SOCJAL HOUlt
Center 500, a support group of
the Orange County Performing
Arts Center, otters a sod.al hour
from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 650 Town
Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Cost is
$5 for first time guests, $15 for
others and members are free. For
reservations, call 556-2122, ext.
218
'CARNIVAL'
The Estancia High School Dra-
1M Department presents "Cami-
'.cil, • a high-spirited, fast-paced
musical, at 7:30 p.m. at Newport
I ldrbor High School Theater, 600
Irv ine Ave., Newport Beach. Tick-
l'ls are S7 in advance and $8 at
the doqr. For more information,
(.ill 955-9000.
LONG TERM CARE
Courtlandt Financial Group
nll e rs a free workshop on "Long
·1. rm Care• from 1 to 2 p.m. at
t 1 P University Athletic Club,
I <)1 Quail St., Newport Beach.
f-or more information, call 251-
1,• 101
·ONGOING
SMOKERS
The Nicotine Anonymous fel-
lowship wants to help men and
, omen who smoke to quit and
11•main smoke-free. Call · 650-
.2 713 for the local evening meet-
1 qo; nearest you. '
HELP LINE
A private telephone consulta-
MESA fMERGENCY
Mesa Emergency Service
Amateur Communication otters
the opportunity for Ham Radio
operators to participate in the
City of Costa Mesa's Radio Ama-
teur Civil Emergency Service
organization. Weekly nets are
held at 7:20 p.m. on 147.060 rnhz.
Monthly meetings are held on
the fourth Wednesday of the
month at 6:30 p.m. at the Costa
Mesa Police Department. For
more information, call 754-7045.
MOMS SUPPORT GROUP
Group process focuses on
work, success and parenting
issues every.first and third Thurs-
day from noon to 1:15 p.m. and 7
to 8: 15 p.m . at 2900 Bristol St.,
Suite J-108, Costa Mesa. The
session cost is $15. For more
information, call 850-1689.
REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY
The Costa Mesa Republican
Assembly meets every thjrd
Thursday of the month at the
Neighborhood Community Cen-
ter, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. •
For more information, call 645-
5326.
COED SUPPORT
The Newport Beach Psycho-
logical Association offers a coed
support group every Thµrsday at
7 p .m. at 3101 W. Coast Highway,
No. 311, Newport Beach. The
support group requires tree pre-
assessment before joining. For
more information, call 722-4588.
Wednesday of every month at
the Patty and George Hoag Can-
cer Center, One Hoag Drive,
Building 41, Newport Bea ch. To
RSVP, call 760-5542.
DIVORCE MEDIATION
A free lecture about divorce
mediation, an alternative to the
traditional two-attorney divorce,
is offered the third Thursday of
every month with attorney Alicia
0 . Taylor and psychologist Lee
H. Solow. Space is .limited and
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tk:al Museum,
151 E.Cout
HtgbWay, New-
port Beach. Cost
ls $25. For more
lnfonnatlon, call
863-1910, ext. 25
or 15.
I guished Toastmaste rs Club 1300
meets eve ry Tuesday from 7 to 9 I p.m. m Sgt. Pepperom's meeting
room, 2300 S.E. Bristol Street,
Newport Be ach. For reservations,
call 730-3671
• Jom Mesa Messengers Toast-
m aster C lub 691 in Costa Mesa
for their mt>elings at 7 p m.
Wednesdays a t Mesa Verde
Methodist Church, 1701 Baker
St., Costa Mesa. Vis1to1s are wel-
come. For more information, call
•n rs offered at no charge from
7 10 8 p.m . every Monday.'Talk
'' th a professional about diffi-
' ilt1es in your life by calling 759-
11 h 7
• The Healing Connection
offers a coed relationship group
at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesdays at
4425. Jamboree Road, 180-A,
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation, call 261-8003.
·reservations ar~-Tequifed. For
more information, call 863-9590
5~0-4446. " .
'ihe Brue Fldrf\eloastmasters
Club 2717 meets dl 7 a.m every
NETWORKER
The Tuesday Morning Net-
. orker group shares leads from 7
10 8 a m. every Tuesday at Mimi's
( ufe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa
\ li>sa . For more information, call
"'i-2903.
SURPLUS FOOD
Seniors and low-income fami-
1 • ., of the Costa Mesa/Newport
'"'•ri ch area can obtain free
...;oA surplus food from 11 a.m.
to 3 p.m. the second Friday of
(·ttch month in the rear parking
](It of the Church of Christ on 740
\\> Wilson St., Costa Mesa. Bring
picture identification. For more
information, call 650-8236.
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BODY IMAGE SUPPORT
The Newport Beach Psycho-
logical Association offers a body-
image/moderate eating support
group that meets every Wednes-
day at 7 p .m. at 3101 W. Coast
Highway, No. 311, Newport
Beach. For more information, call
722-4588.
RELAXATION
Hoag Memorial Hospital Pres-
byterian offers a free •Relaxation
and Imagery" workshop from 10
to 11 :30 a.m. on the fourth
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TOASTMASTERS CLUBS I Wednesday at the VLllage Farmer,
South Coast Plaza Village, 1651
Sun!Jower ~ve, Costa Mesa The • • The Newport Beach Distin-
Enter to win Girls ages 17-25
You have a worukrfo/ opportunity 10
represent Coua Mesa for its 52nd
Annual Pa'rade, Fish Fry and .
Carnival.
Grand Priu Awarded -
Routui trip to Hawaii
The Mm Costa Mesa Beauty
Pageant will be held on Sunday
June /st.
Sl"fll• ~ng women hetw .. n tlte oge• ol J T and 25 hove an ~nifY. lo crtfaln
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meeting is free for firsMune visi-
tors. For more information, call
855-4308.
•Toastmasters Club 231 meets
at 7 a.m. every Monday at The
Irvine Co., 550-C Newport Ceo·
ter, Newport Beach. For more
information , call 733-2209.
• Harborlites Tuastmaster Club
1927 meets at 7 a.m. every
Wednesday at the Nautical Muse-
um, 151 E. Coast Highway, New-
port Beach. For more information,
call 854-4580.
OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS
Overeaters Anonymous meets
from 7 to 9 p.m. every Wednesday
at West Newport Community
Center, 883 W. 15th St., No. 5
upstairs, Newport Beach. For
more information, call 953-0900.
WOMEN'S SUPPORT
The Hope Institute, a cente r
for recovery and family educa-
tion, offers a women's support
group at 7 p.m. every Tuesday at
2900 Bristol St., C·206, Costa
Mesa. For more information, call
432-0020.
The Healing Connecti on
offers a women's re lationship
group at 7 p .m. on Tuesdays at
4425 Jamboree Road, \80-A,
Newpott Beach. For more infor-
rnatloo, call 261-8003.
ANIMAL BEREAVEMENT GROUP
This ongoing group specializes
in the needs of individuals who
have side and/or dying ~mimals in
their lives. It meets from 1 :30 to 2
p.m. every Tuesday at 3101 W
Coast Highway, Suite 311, New-
port Beach. Free admission, how-
ever call 722-4588 for space reser-
vation .
MENTAL ILLNESS SUPPORT
• The Alliance for the Mental-
ly DJ of Orange County provides
education and emotional support
for families dealing with mental-
ly ill loved ones. A tree support
group meets from 6 to 7:30 p .m.
every Tuesday at Orange.County
Mental Health Clinic, 3115 Red-
hill Ave., Costa Mesa. Call 544-
8488 for details.
• Also, St. Andrew's Presby-
te nan C hurch offers a support
group for families with lovecl
ones with se rious mental illness-
es. The group meets Sundays
from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the
church's Stewart Lounge, 600 St
Andrews Road, Newport Beach
The group is open to the commu-
nity and committed to confiden-
tJaltty. For more information, c~I I 631-2880.
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SERIOUS ILLNESS SUPPORT
A free support group for indi-
viduals facing HIV I AIDS is held
at 7 p.m. every Tuesday and a
cancer support group meets at 7
p.m. every Wednesday in the
Institute for Holistic 'ITeatment
and Research, 4019 Westerly
Place, Suite 100, Newport Beach.
For information, call 251-8700.
LEADS CLUB
The Women's Chapter of the
.Costa Mesa Leads Club meets at
7:15 a.m. every Wednesday at
Mimi's Cafe at Harbor and New-
port boulevards in Costa Mesa.
The club is part of an internation-
al networking organization dedi-
cated to expanding each mem-
ber's business through quality
leads. Call 474-2225 or 975-8338
for more information.
INCEST SURVIVORS SUPPORT
Survivors of Incest Anonymous
for female victims of sexual abuse
and rape and their friends and
family meet from 10 a.m. to noon
every Saturday at 760 Victoria St.,
Costa Mesa. There is no fee. For
more information, call Iris at 859-
3918.
DIVORCE SUPPORT GROUP
Mariners Church sponsors a
~free divorce recovery support
group at 7 p .m. every Wednesday
at 1000 Bis.on Ave., Newport
Beach. For more information, call
64Q-6010.
LUPUS FOUNDATION
A support group for younger
patients with lupus meets from
:. 1:30 . to · 3 .e:_m. the second and
fourth Wedilesday of each month
in Newport Beach. For details,
call 536-1734.
BREAST CANCER SUPPORT
A breast cancer support group
meets every Tuesday from noon
to 2 p.m. al the Patty and George
Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
The meetings are free. For more
information, call 722-6237.
FACING FORWARD
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CAMPFIRE PROGRAM
Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve otters its next campfire program at 7!30 p.m. Saturday in the amphitheater overlook-
ing the wetlands at Sbellmaker Island, 600 Sbellmaker, Newport Beaca Author Joan Pizzo, who has written several children's
books on the Back Bay, w1ll tell her story of bow she became a storyteller and otter a slide show of the real and Wustrated
birds of the Back Bay. For information, call 640-6746.
CANCER SUPPORT GROUP
A free cancer support group
meets every Tuesday from 6:45 to
8:15 p.m. at the Patty and George
Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
The group provides support to
cancer patients and their families
and friends. For more informa-
tion, call 722-6239.
GYNECOLOGIC CANCER
A free support group for
women with gynecologic cancers
meets fiom g:'30 to 11 a.m. on the
second and fourth Wednesday of
each month at the Patty and
George Hoag Cancer Center,
4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. For more infonnation, call
722-6237.
BRAIN TUMOR SUPPORT
A brain tumor support group
m.eets from 7 to 8:30 p.m . on the
first and third Thursday of each
month at the Patty and George
Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
The meetings are free. For more
info·rmation, call 722-6237.
SENIORS SQUARE DANCE CLUB
The Costa Mesa Senior Citizen
DYSLEXIA SUPPORT
The National DysleXJa
Research Foundation sponsors
weekly adult attention deficit dis-
order support groups at its otfice,
833 Dover Drive, Suite 27, New-
port Beach. Cost is $5 per session.
, For time and day, calJ 642-7303.
Square and Round Dance Club · CONSUMER BUSINESS NElWORK
seeks experienced dancers to join This networking group meets
in from 9 to 11 a .m. every Thurs-at 7 a:m. every Friday in The Tea
day at the Costa Mesa Senior Room, 3100 Irvine Ave., Newport
.Center, 19th and Pomona streets. Beach. For information and reser-
Call 545-5669 for more inf611na~ vations,cair550-4785.
ti on.
COSTA MESA CHAMBER
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce Networkers Business
Leads luncheon is every Wednes-
day at 11 :45 a.m. at the Costa
Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf
Course Road. For more informa-
tion, call 574-8780.
T'AJ CHI
Hoag Cancer Center sponsors
a free t'ai chi class on Thursdays,
Bu . Sell. Trade. Lease.
10:30 to 11 :30 a.m , to people with
cancer and their families. nus
class is designed to reduce stress,
increase longevity and promote a
sense of well-being with basic,
easy-to-learn, non-strenuous
movements to aid in balance and
concentration. The class is taught
by Revina Lewis. No registration
is required and the class is free.
For more information, call 7-
CANCER. Hoag Cancer Center ts
located at 4000 W. Coast High-
way, Newport Beach.
INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE
The Oasis Senior Center offers
free tax preparation assistance for
moderate-to low-income mdlVld-
THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1997 A9
uals The seJVJce specializes m
eniors. AARP volunteers ar~
trained by the IRS. For more infor-
mation, call 644-3244.
SLOW. EASY EXEROSE
Arthritis Foundation instructor
Wyoma McKmley leads an exe.r-
d.se class every Thursday morn-
ing at 11 a.rn. at the Jewish Senior
Center, 250 E. Baker St. in Costa
Mesa. For more information, call
513-5641.
CARDS/BINGO
Every third Tuesday the Jewish
Senior Center offers various card
games from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A
kosher lunch is offered at noon fo1
$3 per seruor. For more informa
tion, call.513-5641..
FREE RELATIONSHIP HOTUNE
MdXlile Cohen, a maniage and
fcuruJy therapist, sponsors an
anonymous helphne for individu-
als Wlth relationship problems
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HUBER
CONTINUED FROM A 1
•u that test showed anything,
it's extremely beneficial to the pros-
ecution case," Evans told the jury.
"(Huber's) shoes show a struggte,
ladies and gentleman. ... You can't
damage them that way walking up
and down that hill."
Evans said there was no evi-
dence that Huber walked down
the slope in the first place, saying,
"Is this just a giant stab in the dark
or is it just mer
-Huber, a 23-year-old Newport
Beach resident and UCI graduate,
y;as missing until authorities found
her nude, gagged and handcuffed
body in a freezer in a rental truck
parked in Famalaro's driveway in
Dewey, Ariz., in 1994. The prose-
cution contends Pamalaro may
have struck her in the head with a
nail puller and hammer as many as
31 times.
On Wednesday, Evans stressed
the notion that Famalaro was
"caught red-handed," noting that
authorities found Huber's clothing,
identification and credit cards at
Famalaro's home, as well as n
accounts of Huber's disappearance
MERGER
CONTINUED FROM A 1
holders $1, 100 per share in an
attempt to buy the company's
assets including its land, infra-
structure and about $1.5 million in
cash.
Ferguson said IJv:ine Ranch has
received 1,980 shares out of a
total of 3,852 · that make up the
ownership of the small water
company.
Santa Ana Heights Water Co.
President Art Cencel said the deal
means an 8.5% reduction in water
bills for customers.
"I think it's a very fine event,"
said Cencel about Irvine Ranch
reaching the 50% mark.
The news, however, didn't
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and the murder weapons.
To punctuate his points, Evans
waved the nail-puller before the
jury and once even thunked it
heavily against the pro1eCUtion's
wood table. Evans argued
Famalaro kept Huber's body as a
trophy "to remind mm of the good
times he had that night" and to
suppress evidence he knew would
incriminate him.
Evans also denounced defense
witnesses who challenged the
prosecution's contention that sam-
ples found in Denise Huber's body
were sperm. Evans·said they could
not match the credentials of prose-
cution experts.
The defendant, a slightly built
man with large glasses, sat with his
head tit!~ away from the jury and
stared into space throughout the
arguments.
Gragg said she would. not try to
argue away "the horribleness" of
the crime and conceded Pamalaro
killed Huber. But Gragg argued
their meeting began as "a friendly,
consensual encounter" and that he
took her back to his Laguna Hills
warehouse with the intention of
seducing her.
The )dmng :was • us "
and he grabbed the nearest avail-
solidated Water District's General
Manager Karl Kemp. The Costa
Mesa-based water district is
banking ~n the Local Agency For-
mation Cotomitt.ee, a state agency
that oversees agency mergers, to
squash the Irvine Ranch deal and
determine that Mesa should get
the Santa Ana Heights customers.
• .MI don't believe it changes our
posture at all; we are not going to
stop..-.our. cour~ actiOn or
change it," Kemp said. "We want
to let all the shareholders know
that Mesa is here and we believe
we have a better deal and are
anxious to be able to prove that."
Mesa recently sent Santa Ana
Heights shareholders a yellow
form to withdraw tendered shares
from Irvine Ranch until a commit-
tee decision is finalized, Kemp
said.
able tools for the job, Gragg said.
She said Hubel died on account ot.
a "mistake made out of m.ispla.ced
trust."
Gragg argued th.at Huber may
have accepted a ride from
Famalaro because she bad been
drinking that night and wanted to
avoid police involvement after her
car broke down. Famalaro did not
go out that night thinking "'I am
going to find somebody I can
sodomize and kill.'" Gragg argued.
"1bis is a chance encounter .... This
was not a planned attack."
Gragg said tl:iere was no evi-
dence that violence ocrurred until
they reached the warehouse, and
that Famalaro killed her after first
knocking her unconscious. kd if
Famalaro picked her up wanting to
kill her, Gragg argued, why didn't
M take her to the forest ratlier than
his wareho\i.se? ·
When Gragg finished her chal-
lenge to the kidnapping charge,
Deputy Public Defender Leonard
Gumlia tried to derail the sodomy
allegation. He said science has not
resolved how to identify the pres-
ence of sperm in a dead body, ask-
ing the jury, •How do you know
really thatlhat iS sperm?"
Gumlia ended by s-aym-.-g~e
A second green form was sent
for those shareholders who have
not made a decision, but want to
alert their board members of their
wishes to be spld to'Mesa.
Cencel said Santa Ana Heights
company has only received 63
green cards and no yellow cards.
But there were 23 withdrawals of
shares from Irvine Ranch, Cencel
.said.
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Not ualfd with an other df9count. Ira IJ/31/97
hoped the prosecution would
explain how and where the alleged
kidnapping took place.
Evans rebutted by saying,
"Don't you think if I knew that I
would have told you by now?
Where does it say I have to do
thaW
Comparing the defense's tactics
to a bad encyclopedia salesman
running a deceptive sales p~tch,
Evans said Huber's shredded. high-
beels remained powerful evidence.
Pointing to an enlarged photo of
the shoes, he said, MYou bet it
hurts. You bet (the exhibit) hurts
bad."
Sitting alone through the day's
testimony at the back of the court-
room was the defendant's 71-year-
old mother, Anna Famalaro. Dur-
ing a break, she told a thin, bespec-
tacled reporter that he reminded
her of how her son looked only a
fev.t .Years ag-o.
"SomefilD.es crazy things hap-
pen -aberrations, aberrations -
you know, cuckoo -to a person
who was just like you," she said
She began to weep and to walk
away. "I look at you and I can't
stand it."
Closing arguments are expect-
ed to end tOday. --
"They (Mesa) are trying to kill
this deal," he added.
Ferguson said he doesn't antic-
ipate a decision by the committee
for at least six months.
He added that those share-
holders who wait for the agency's
decision will also have to wait to
collect the $1,100 payment. The
deadline to tender shares is still
May30 .
'
PORTABLES
CONTINUED FROM A 1
staff to create a new student
housing solution for me Costa
Mesa zone to accommodate
third-grade class-size reduc-
tion.
The school board will consid-
er the new recommend.8tton at
its May 27 meeting.
School trustees also delayed
action· on moving the altema-
tive education• programs from
Monte VJSta High School .
~cause it involves greater Cos-
ta Mesa zone issues:
NATURE
CON11NUED FROM A1
through corporate gifts and
indtvid~ memberships to
reach its goal of purchasing the
neighboring district's 16th
Street property.
-scliOol ltiff will move from
the 16th Street site to a new
acb:niniltrative center at Baker
and Bear streets next month,
meaning the district would be
free to lease or even~ off its
longtime headquarters.
'Ihlstees approved a plan for
the Estando zone that would
reopen Rea Community Center
as an elementary campus and
draw from Pomona and Whitti-
er elementary schools.
A prellminary plan for Rea
boundaries presented last week
included the area between Vic-
toria and 17th streets and
Pomona Avenue and Harbor
Boulevard.
The plan will also add three
relocatables to Adams Elemen-
tary and two to Victoria Ele-
mentary.
All the district's actions are.
pending approval from the citi-
zens' demographics committee.
The last appraisal of tM
property was $850,000, 6Cmid·
ing to district staff. ' ·ne future of the natu:te
center ... is tied to atteirunent GI
that property," Glover sUcl.
The center has aet up a fad.
raising committee to petition
businesses for donations toward
that end, be said.
_ lhe nabue..Mnter would.._
the school offices for a ~
and nature center, he sakl.
District staff &aid they had
discussed the possibility ot tell·
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the past, but had not spoken
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By Marla Bird, Daily Pilot
This spring, the Sherman Gar-
: dens' board of directors, in a stroke
, of sheer gentus, invited the well-
known French restaurateur, Pascal
' Olhats, to open Cafe JardJn in the
: middle of its e~berant blooms,
: shrubs and trees.
Olhats' mustache cannot hide
' his delighted grin with the Cafe
' Jardin concept and its pleasing
results. MI love this place. It is so
beautiful, I feel like l have opened
a restaurant in Paradise," said
Olhats.
Cafe Jardin's menu reflects a
garden sensibility. Olhats' country•
man, Stephane CoUombe, former-
ly at the Ritz-Carlton in Laguna
Niguel, is th~ chef de cuisine in
charge of the light Provencal
menu.
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cream. uses plenty of vegetables
and herbs and bas a lowered
-caloric count:1V1Iost pTates have tiny
edible Dowers as a signature finish.
For starters, there's nothing like
a traditional French basket filled
with crudites, French sauclsson
with garlic mayonnaise and
crushed olive spread (aioli and
tapenade, respectively), $6.75.
Dippiilg and dunking while you
break fresh bread together is a
most companionable way to feast
A bowl of leek and potato soup
($4.50) is a quiet bit of sustenance
and perhaps when the sun gets
more cantankerous, the soup will
become a chilled vichyssoise.
Grav/ax (marinated salmon) has
cucwnber salsa and a delicate
heap of couscous ($6 .95). A plate
with three garden tartlettes, one of
• mild dried tomatoes, a second of
ratatouille and the third of
chopped onion cooked down to
. melting sweetness, are each
embedded in golden puff pastry
• ($6.95). Delicious.
Three entree salads to choose
' from: steamed chicken breast
• ($9.95) on a bed of spinach and
Belgian endive; colorful infant
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: with smoky, lean morsels of bacon,
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The trained service staff is
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once. More of Olhats' hearty
baked breads are used as a toasty
base for a garden salad ~dwich,
and an open-face grilled Chicken
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with sweet roasted peppers and
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Braised fresh halibut floats in a
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Cafe Jardin begins serving an
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sho~ -$2~per p erso_n).
Think of it as a spiffy late lunch.
Jµdy Sagami has worked with
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combining cultural inspirations
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The menu includes savories,
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course, and an array of scrump-
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different tea.
"We are still waiting for a
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been assured that this will happen
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to do more. Riglirnow, Caterarciin
is open on weekdays only,' for
lunch and high tea, but eventually
we hope to be able to serve dinner
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Cafe JarciiD can handle 100
guests at..a seating. Terrace tables
have wnbrellas and a spacious
dining room inside will accorruno-
date the rest. The cafe will be the
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"The gate receipts have
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senior citizens. Guests accompa-
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Entrances are through the rear
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hundreds of blossoms and magnif-
icent specimen trees and exotic
plants.
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behind discreet brick walls in the
business section of Corona del
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plus a cafe operated by one of
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Food, fond-raising elevat~d to high art at event
'There will be many ch.al-, lenges, there wiU be aiti-
dsm; however, if you pro-
ceed with confidence and intelli-
gence you will face the chal-
lenges and aitidsm with equa-
Dim.ity," said David Rockefeller,
tetired chairman and CEO of
Chase Manhattan Barut.
Rockefeller, one of the world's_
foremost collectors and patrons of
contemporary art, addressed a
capacity crowct of 600 local sup-
porters of the newly formed
Orange County Museum of Art
who had gathered af the Four
Seasons H9tel, Newport Beach, to
celebrate a decade of "Art of Din-
ing.• •
The •Art of Dining" fund-rais-
er takes its name from the spec-
tacular feast prepared for the
museum patrons. This year, on
the 10th anniversary of the
extravaganza, Michel Pleton,
master chef at The Four Seasons,
joined forces With his contem-po-
raries at other Four Seasons
around the nation fo prepare and
serve the ultimate dinner.
The elegant crowd arrived at
the Four Seasons to face a small,
quiet band of protesters urging
attendees to "return the collection
to the Laguna Art Museum.· The
recent merger of the Newport
Harbor and Laguna museums
created considerable differences
among very strong and vocal sup-
porters on both.ends.of the spec-
trum.
Rockefeller commented that he
was no stranger to hostility in the
art world.
"Modem and contemporary
art is very often not polite. It is art
that expresses the events of the
time in a most vivid fortn, • said
Rockefeller, who ~oined the board
of the Museum of Modern Art in
1948.
Today, he serves as honorary
cha.innan of the Americas Society,
The Council on Foreign 'Relations,
and the 'Ililateral Commission. In ·
addition, 'he sits on the bodrds of
Rockefeller University, The Muse-
--um of Modem Art, and ·is chair of
• Chase Manhattan Bank's Intern.a-
.. tional Advisory Committee.
• Presently, Rockefeller is work-
1; ing on a collection of Nativ~
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American art to be housed at The
Smithsonian lnstitu.tion.
The message of this interna-
tional businessman, philan-
thropist and art lover was in fact,
not international at all. Rocke-
feller told his audience to create
the Orange County Museum of
Art from a local, r~n~perspec
tive.
"Build upon your collection of
California artists, both classic and
contemporary," he said. Muse~
trustees and supporters heralded
his words. The evening was in
fact a living tribute to one Califor-
nia artist, Viola Prey.
Frey's colorful works adorned
the ballroom of The Four Seasons
Hotel. Known for her ceramic fig-·
ures, Frey donated a suite of the
colorful people she creates .in her
Oakland studio to a silentauction. Tue artist's fascination with
ceramies was born out of "a love
of junk, a love of figures and
things that people have discard-
ed,• she said via a video pro-
duced by Curt Lyorrof Lyon Stu-
dios, Newport Beach.
Marvin McNeil, the very tal-
ented producer of the piece, was
in the crowd with wife Hilde as
his work was shown prior to
Frey's introduction. Following the
presentation, the artist stepped up
to the podium and accepted her
award. Her only words to the
crowd; "Thank you."
The evening's tributes, special
guests; mistress and master of--
ceremonies Lee Meriwether and
Marshall Borden. and the place-
ment of every item from seating
cards to tapers was under the dill-
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From left, Omles and 1Wyla Martin. David ltocketeller, Lee Meri-
wether and Manball Borden joined the crowd at the ., Art of Dtnlng. •
AJennder, Joel and Judy Slut-
lky, llDd lloa md Sandy Simon.
'lbe director of the museum,
the classy Naomi Vine, wore a
striking suit ot black satin. Also
there: Anwar Sollman. Judy and
BW Steele, Mellon Bank's hand-
some oouple Hal and Cindy
Harley, Nacy and Jim Baldwtn,
Vlctoda and GB LeV...ar, Jerry
Mmdel, new president of the
Performing Arts Center and Mark
Chapin Job.Dion, the Center's
CEO. .
Zee Allred arrived looking
glamorous despite a bit of jet lag.
She had just returned from Bei-
jing. Jerry and Man)ou Harring-
ton also arrived just in time,
returning from Morocco.
Laude MeQdenNO, in the
audience with husband Mike,
w~. "'J\\1'1a and Chuck
have tieen woddng on this event
every day, full time for a year. Por
1\vyla, that means eight oi more
hours a day. She has lived and
breathed for this Musuem."
In a final tribute to 1Wyla, Nao-
mi Vine P,reSeDted the organizer
supreme ~th a token.
"You told us not to give you a
gift, not to spend any Museum
money on a. gift," said Vine. "But
we came up with something spe-
cial anyway to show our grati-
tude." Vine handed Martin a
handsome framed painting. "This
w~ of art was done by a 4-year-
old school girl who ls part of our
Musuem program for children."
Martin accepted the gift, wiped
awa.y a tear. It was, after all. tqe
ultimate symbol of success.
gent and artful supervision of
1Wyla Reed Martin.
h:editt not-ectl, she dtd-u-or -
chat, she produced. And what she
produced was ·the most successful
fund-raiser ever organized on
behalf of art in Orange Co~ty.
of powerful business tycoons. The
high bidder paid $25,009 for the dinner.-- ---
Event chair 1Wyla Martin
joined husband Charles MarUn,
chairman of the museum's board
of trustees, at the podium. The
dynamic couple were heralded by
I the crowd for their vision and
their work.
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days and Saturdays.
For the N Art of Dining" feast,
the creators of each course were
shoWn on video screens prior to
serving.
When the final tally is counted,
Martin and staff will raise dose to
$750,000. Before the first glass of
Mondavi wine was poured, she
had amassed a half million in
underwriting.
To make the celebration com-
plete, the wine, provided by
Mondavi, was introduced prior to
each course by the knowledge-
able and charming Peter Ventura,
"Narrateur des Vms."
Others deserving tremendous
kudos include Martin's three-vice-.
chairmen,...Qu-elyn&J~n. ·
Erin 'lhmel and Karen
VanBuren.
"Enjoy, laugh, partake in the
wines and find a designated drj.-
ver, • said Venttira, grandson of·-
legendary vintner Cesar Mon-
davi.
Auctioneer 'Jim Vlllers did a
fine job of making the crowd
laugh, and ante up big bucks for
such adventures as a trip to Scot-
land or a dinner prepared by the
NOrange County ntans," a group
The crowd was overflowing
with the best and brightest of
Orange Coast society: Rene and
Henry Segerstrom, Judie and
George Argyros, Byron and Ron-
nie Allu.mbaugh. artist Petef
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Orange Coast College offers a
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.from 7 to 10 p.m . on Friday at :.occ·s Sailing Center, 1801 w. ~oast Highway. Topics include,
"A Sound Yacht," "The Warning
Signs of an Approaching Storm,"
•Ma.king Preparations for a
Storm" and "What to do When on
a Lee Shore," Registration' fee is
$23 for singles and $39 for cou-
ples.·To register, call 645-9412.
BAREBOAT CHARTERING
Orange Coast College offers
an advanced bareboat chartering
course featuring a four-day cruise
~g at noon on Friday and
returning at 5 p.m. on Monday at
the Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. The
intensive course focuses on the
skills, knowledge and equipment
needed for successful offshore
cruising. Registration fee is $375.
For more information, call 645-
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fresh catch of the day. The fish is
prepared for sale at the open-air
market.
ASHING TRJPS
Fishing supplies and boat
charters (open party and private)
are available at Newport Landing
Sportfishing, 309 Palms, Suite F,
675-05501 Falco Fishing ~.
832-7108; and Davey's Locker,
400 Main St., Balboa, 673-1434.
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SPORTFISHING CHARTERS
Day and night fishing charters
are available for groups or sin-
gles. Call Bongos Sportfish\ng
Headquarters on the Balboa
Peninsula, 673-28~0.
SAIUNG
SAJUNG LESSONS, BOAT RENTALS
Learn to sail or windsurf at
Resort Watersports. You can also
rent windsurfers and 14-foot sail-
boats. at $15 per hour. Call 729-
1154.
MORE LESSONS, RENTALS
--Sailboat"" re ntais-ana pnvaJe
BOAT AUCTION lessons are available at Marina • Sailing in the Balboa Fun Zone.-
Orange Coast College con-Advanced classes include naviga-
' ducts its annual boat auction and tion, big boat, power boat, intro-
f
marine gear sale from 8 a.m. to 1 duction to heavy weather and
p.m . on .lune 7 at OCC's Sailing first-mate instruction. Call 673-
Center, 1800 W. Coast Highway, ' ?763 for more information. Also
Newport Beach. The auction will
I fearure an array of trailerable sail call the Blue Dolphin Sailing Club
and power boats, dinghies, inflat-at 644-2525 or the Lido Sailing
ables, hardware, sails, electronic Club at 675-0827 for rentals.
{
equipment, n. 'gging and more. A
list of b9<its and equipment for v 1' v A vTNGJ · sale-is'-available by calling occ·s n.t'\:.l.tU\.l
Sailing Center at 645-9412. ' CANOEING/SCUBA
FISHING
FISH SCHOOL
• Fishing cla~$es are offered
l,. Monday and Tuesday of each
week. Classes leave the Balboa
f . Pavilion at 6 a.m. and return at 4
I p.m. Cost is $125 per person. For
more information, call 673-2810.
DORY FISHING FLEET
Get to the Newport
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·HEALTH
KAYAK CLASSES
Beginning sea kayaking,
rolling clinics and private lessons
are offered. Kayak and sea ski
rentals are also available. For
more information, call Paddle
Power, 1500 W. Balboa Blvd., 675-
1215.
KAYAK TOURS AND RENTALS
l'wo-hour kayak tours begin
at 10 a.m. every Sunday from
NeWJ>ort Dunes. Cost is $15 per
adult, $10 per child. Kayak
...tentals and classes ar~ ~o avail-
able. Call 729~1154.
MORE KAYAK RENTALS
Single ($10 per hour) and dou-
ble ($15 per hour) kayak rentals
are available in the Balboa Fun
Zone. Call Balboa Boat Rentals,
673-7200. Paddle Power also pro-
vides kayak, sµrf ski and canoe
rentals. Call 675-1215.
CANOE TOUR OF BACK BAY
Back Bay canoe tours are
offered by Upper Newport Bay
every Saturday. Meet at 8:30 a .m .'
on Shellma.ker Island. For more
information, call 640-6746.
ROWING LES$0NS.
The Newport Aquatic Center
offers sweep rowing (one oar),
sculling classes (two oars) and
canoe tentals. Classes run for four
weeks and cost $15. Introductory
clinics are also avi)ilable Sarur-
days and Sundays at a cost of $10.
For more information, call 646-
7725.
SCUBA TRAINING
The Aquatic Center, 4537 W.
Coast Highwa Newport Beach,
offers scuba training consisting of
six evening and two weekend day
classes. Cost ranges from $200 to
$310. The center also offers scuba
rentals~ special trips, repairs and
air fills. For more information, call
650-5440.
IT'S A DIVE
At Dive-in Scuba, 2482 New-
port Blvd. in Costa Mesa, certifi-
cation classes for beginning to
instructor level scuba divers are available:-ethe~ se~<::es offered
include local boat charters, equip-
ment sales, rentals and repairs.
For more information call 631-
9288.
UNDERWATER CLEANING
If underwater cleaning is more
to your liking, grab your snorkel
and join DIVERS. Cost is $10. For
more information, call 722-9406.
OTHER RENTALS
Sail airborne outside the har-
bor, pulled by a motorboat, cour-
tesy of Balboa Parasailing near
the Balboa Fun Zone. A 90-
minute trip costs $45. For more
information, call 673-1693 •
Take a class at Coastline
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surface. The plastic is then ground ~ to the desired shape. Another
technique involves oonding a thin
plastic or porcelain veneer to the
front of a natural tooth. The
advantage that this technique
affords over traditional cappmg
procedures is that there is 110 need
to significantly alter the natural tooth. .
Cosmetic dentistry is coming of
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procedures that make a beautiful
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The following classes are offered In Costa Mesa
and Newport Beach:
Al1-Altbrush Painting, Color and
Design, Drawing. History/Apprecia·
tJon, Life Drawing, Painting
Dane&-Advanoe Classical Technique.
Ballet, Physical Conditioning, Tap
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Economlc9-Maoro Economics
Engllsh-8usiness English, Critical
Reasoning, Composition Fundamen·
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Fortlgn L~ersallonal
French, llallan, Spanish
H"1of)-Wettem CMlizatlon to 1550,
U.S. History 10 1878, U.S. History
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Huml~ntro. to HUl'l\lnltJee
Legal Assfsting-8ankruptcy Law/
Procedures. Legal Analysis/Briefing
Math-Elementary Algebra, ·
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Mus~uitar, Music History
Appreciation
P.E.~erobics, Golf
Philosophy-€1hlcs, Logic and Critical
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LocaHons:
• Cor()Jla Del Mar High School
• Costa Mesa Center
• Eastbluft Eltmef\tary School
• Ealancia ~ School
• Spend a day relaxing in a
motorized lounge chair rented
from Resort Watersports inside
Newport Dunes for $25 per hour.
Pedal boats, electric boats, boogie
boards, kayaks, inflatable rafts,
bel'.ch furniture and wet suits are
also available. Call 729-1154.
• Balboa .Boat Rentals offers
pedal boat, sailboat, mot<>rboat
and electric boat rentals in the
Balboa Fun Zone. Call 673-7200.
• Rent a party pontoon, chap-
arral runabout or family pontoon
at Anchors Away Boat Rentals in
the Balboa Fun Zone or call 673-
3372 for more information.
• The Harbor may not be
Venice, but you can always pre-
tend. Spend an hour on a gondo-
la tour offered by the Gondola Co.
of Newport, 3404 Via Oporto,
Suite 201. Cost is $60 per person
and $15 per additional person.
offers one-to two-hour gondola
cruises. A one-hour tour with
champagne costs $70. A two-hour
tour with dinner and champagne
costs $180. Pickup at waterfront
restaurant is available . For more
information, call 675-4984.
• Irvine Coast Charters in Udo
Marina Village offers two-hour
electric boat cruises with a
gourmet dinner. Cost is $180 for
two people. Other cruises are
available, complete with free
champagne. Call 6754704.
• Zip through the water on a
sea motorcycle, called a Seadoo.
at a cost of $65 for a single/double
seater. A three seater is available
at $75 per hour. For more infor-
mation call Walk on Water next to
the feny on Balboa Isla.pd, 675-
6800.
CRUISES
. Price includes a basket of bread,
cheese, salami, ice and glasses. -
Wine is available for purchase. BELLE FOR RENT
Also offered is a gondola cruise The Newport Landing Belle is
and dinner at the Villa Nova for a available fo_!__ wedc!!ngs/recep-
pacRagepnce of $140. C::all075-tions, cocktail/sightseeing cruises
1212 for more information. and meetings at a cost of $250 per
• Gondola Adventures/New-
port, 3101 Coast Highway, also
hour (minimum two hours) and
$150 each additional hour. For
charters, call 361-3640.
THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1997
• Epjoy a lavish Sunaay
brunch aboard the Pavilion
Queen. Harbor cruise begins at
1Q:30 a.m. Cost is $28 per adult,
Si5 per child. For more lnforma·
tion, call 673-5245.
• lndividuals and small groups
can enjoy Saturday and Sunday
champagne brunch cruises with
food from the Cannery. Cruises
run from 10 a.m. to noon and from
1 :30 to 3:30 p.m . Cost is $31 per
person. The Cannery also holds a
dinner cruise for groups of 30-60.
Cost is $63.50 per person. For
more information, call 675-5777.
• Fun Zone Boat Co. runs -45_
minute (adult, $6; child, $1). and
90-minute (adult, $8i child, $1)
cruises, departing the Balboa Fun
Zone every hall hour, 11 a.m. to 7
p.m. A 60-minute showboat sun-
set cruise leaves the Fun Zone at
7 p.m. at a cost of $6 per adult and
$1-per child. Private charters are
available. Call 673-0240.
• Catalina Passenger Service
also runs 45-minute (adult, $6;
child,_ $1} anQ_j}O-minute 1a4Jl}tl
$8; child, $1) harbor. cruises,
departing the Bal).:>oa Fun Zone
every half hour, 11 a.m . to 4:30
p.m., and on the hour until 7 p.m.
For information, call 673-5245.
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MUSIC •
BLUES ANO JAZ2.
Guitarist Brian Barrett Jfer-
forms blues and jazz from 8 to 11
p.m. Saturday at Local Grounds,
3007 E. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. No charge. For informa-
tion, call 675-2800.
MAHLER'S THIR.D
The Pacific Symphony Orches-
tra presents Mahler's Tilird at 8
p.m. Wednesday and May 29 at
the Orange County Performing
Arts Center, 600 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa. Tickets are
$16 to $44. For information, call
556-ARTS. •
TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERTS
Free live classic rock perfor-
mances a.re scheduled from noon
to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Fri-
day; from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday and
Saturday; and from 1 to 4 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday afternoons
m the Town Square at Thangle
Square in Costa Mesa.
ART
ISRAEL MOSAIC
The Jewish Community. Cen-
ter of Orange County presents a
photographic exhibit titled "Israel
Mosaic" through June 13 at 250
E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. For
information, call 755-0340.
STUDENT ART
mation, call 759-1122.
GRAPHICS
Dancing Bear Gallery pre-
sents the Holman 1997 Graphics
Print Collection through May 30
at 414 31st St., Newpo1' Beach.
For information, call 723-1922.
MEXICO AT MARINERS
-Local artist Marygail Hall will
have an exhibit of her oil paint-
ings depicting Mexican culture
at Mariners Library thr.ough the
end of June. The library is at
2005 Dover Diive, Newport
Beach. For information, call 717-
3800.
NEWPORT EXHIBtT
The Newport Beach Central
Library offers an exhibit of pho-
tographs of Newport Beach ta.k-
en at night, "Apres Nuit, • on dis-
play through May 31 in the foyer
of the library, 1000 Avocado Ave.
For more information, call 717-
3870.
'VERTI GROUP'
The Gregory Gallery fe~tures
work by sculptor Russell Jacques
titled "The Veiti Group,• vertical
polished steel combinations,
through May at 3406 Via Lido,
Newport Beach. For information,
call 723-0887. ·
VIDEO INSTALLATION
The Orange County Museum
of Art presents the international-
ly circulated video installation
work, "The Theater of Memory,"
by contemporary artist Bill Viola
at the Museum's Installation
9allery through June 1 at 850
San Clemente Drive, Newport
Beach. For' information, call 759-
, j, I '" ./ .... '. .
Billy Slegenfeld, artistic director of the Jump Rhythm
Jazz Project, will lead a master class for Intermediate to
advanced dancers at Orange Coast College on Wednes-
day from 7 to 9 p.m. In Dance Studio B. $10. For lnfor-
matton, call 432-5506.
Student art from Okazaki,
Japan will be displdyed until May
31 in the Children's Room of the
Newport Beach Central Library at
1000 Avocado Ave. The watercol-
or and mk drawings were created
in Okazaki, a sister city of New-
port Beach, and brought to the
U.S. by exchange students
attendmg Ensign Intermediate
and Corona del Mar High schools.
1122. I class models and the Grand I members, $4 for adults and $1 for
Salon which offers touring children. The museum is located
'FIRST IMPRESSIONS' exhibits. Ad.mission is free for at 151 E. Coast Highway, New-
TUESDAY TALKS
The Orange County Museum
of Art presents "Tuesday Talks at
Noon," a series of free talks by
artists, critics and historiam com -
plementing the art displayed in
the Museum's galleries at noon in
the Lyon Auditorium, Museum
Education Center at 850 San
Clemente Drive, Newport Beach.
On Tuesday, David Lloyd will
speak abqµt his work. For infor-
~ 1A'I An
American
Cafe
" First Impressions: The Lagu-
na Beach Art Association• is at
the Orange County Museum of
Art South Coast Plaza Gallery
through June 15. "First Impres-
sions" features selected Califor-
nia "plein air" paintings created
by the founders of the association
from the Orange County Muse-
um of Art.
NAUTICAL MUSEUM
The museum features three
galleries: the Newport Gallery
displaying the maritime history
of the-area; the Model Gallery
exhibiting a selection of world:
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Coh1ba, Romeo & Juliette, Partagas, H Upmann, and Hoyo de IN::rtt:fW/
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NEXT To NEWPORT PIER
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673-7863.
SPBCIAl.
TRAVEL PRESENTATION
Adventure 16 otters a free pre-
sentation, •A Walk in tbe Sierra,"
from 1 to 8 p.m. today at 1959
Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. The
presentation will guide attendees
through canyons, rivers, granite
walls and pine forests. For inf or-
mation, call 650-3301.
TUTTO MARE PARTY
Tutto Mare restaurant is cele-
brating its eighth anniversary
from 6:30 to 11 p.m. today with a
party featuring live music, spe-
cially priced wines, a complimen-
tary buffet of hors d'oeuvres and
hourly giveaways at 545 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach.
For reservations, call 640-6333.
SAFARI BRUNCH
A Safari Sunday Brunch
Cruise is available aboard the 54-
foot Emerald Forest Tiki docked
in Balboa at the Fun Zone from
11 a .m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday.
The cost is $25.95 per person and
$15.95 for children under 12. For
reservations, call 673-0240.
FARMERS MARKETS
Every Thursday there is a
farmers market from 8:30 a.m. to
. 1 p .m. at the Orange County Fair-
grpunds. The Orange County
Market Place is every Saturday
and Sunday from 7 a .m. to 4 p.m.
•• •
in the main fairgrounds parking
lot. For information, call 723-
6616.
• Every Saturday there ts a
farmers market from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. m the municipal parking lot
at Bayside Drive and Marguerite
Avenue in Corona del Mar.
DANCE CONCERT
Orange Coast College pre-
sents Momix, an innovative
dance group known for its ethe-
real imagery, playful humor, orig-
inal.use of props, light, music and
the human body, at 8 p.m . Satur-
day in OCC's Robert B. Moore
Theatre, 2701 . Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa. The show is recom-
mended for mature audiences.
Advance tickets cost $28,
advance discount tickets are $25
for OCC students and senior citi-
zens and ticke~ sold at tbe door
are $32. For information, call 432-
5880.
MODERN COMEDY
South Coast Repertory pre-
sents the modem· comedy •How
tbe Other Half Loves" Friday
through June 29 on SCR's Main-
stage at 655 Town Center Drive,
Costa Mesa. The performance
schedule will be Tuesday through
Friday at 8 p.m ., Saturday at 2:30
and 8 p .m. and Sunday at 2:30
and 7 :30 p.m. Tickets are $28-
$41. For in,formation, call 957-
4033.
Featuring a
SENSATIONAL
3-course dinner
·:
Served 4:30 p.m. -6:00 p.m.
Monday -Friday
$10.90 -$13.90
SERVING LUNCH & DINNER
. HAPPY HOUR • LiVE MUSIC
FOR REsERVATIONS PLEASE CALL
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'1be most celebrated British dramatist of them all,"
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the delightful difference Lha1 his are all funny' When lw tak~ on three modem
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SHAKESPEARE
Sirius Theatre presents its sec-
ond annual free presentation of
Shakespeare with "The Merchant
of Venice• at 4:30 p .m. Saturdays
and Sundays Uuough June 15 on
the lawn of Mesa Verde United
Methodist Church, 1701 Baker
St., Costa Mesa. Bring a beach
chair or blanket for seating. For
information, call 437-9663.
'ANYTHING GOES'
The Costa Mesa Civic Play-
house in· association with
MediaOne presents "Anything
Goes" at 8 p.m . Thmsday through
Saturday and 2 p.~. Sundays
beginning May 29 through June
29 at 661 Hamilton St., Costa
Mesa. Tickets are $12.50 for
senior citizens and $15 for others.
For information, call 650-5269.
ROYAL BALLET
The Orange County Perform-
ing Arts Center presents The Roy-
al Ballet at 8 p.m. today through
Saturday and 2 p .m. Saturday and
Sunaay in Segerstrom Hall, 600
Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
Tickets are $20-$75. For informa-
tion, call 556-ARTS.
PLAY FESTIVAL
Orange Coasf College presents
its annual Spring One,-Act Play
Festival at 8 p.m . today through
Sunday at the college's Drama
Lab Studio. The festival will fea-
ture a dozen short plays by OCC's
Repertory Theatre Company's
student-directors, actors, design-
ers and playwrights. nckets are
$5 at the door. For information,
call 432-5640.
THEATRE DISTRICT
The Theatre District presents
the play "The Ulies of the Field," a
study of ego, control and SWTender,
through May 31 at 2930 Bristol St.,
Costa Mesa. Performances are Fri-
day and Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sun-
days at 2 p.m. 11ckets for Friday
and SWldays are $15, Saturdays
are $20 and students and senior cit-
izen discounts are available. For
µllonnation. call 435-4043.
'TREASURE ISLAND'
The Riverboat Players, Orange
County's newest theater company.
in association with Newpo~ Har-
bor Nautical Museum, proudly
stages its premiere show "'Iteasure
fsland" at 1:30-p.m. Saturdays and
Sundays through June 29 on the
decks of The Pride of Newport, 151
E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
Cost is $8 for adults, $4 for children
under age 12 and members receive
a $2 discount. Por more informa-
tion, call 851-6448.
KIDS
PAJAMA PARTY
The Costa Mesa Public Library
presents Pajama Storytime every
Monday evening from 7 to 7 :30
p.m. for 3-to 7-year-olds at 1855
Park Ave. Favorite children's
songs, a varied cast of puppet
characters and many fun stories
will highlight the eve~ activi-
ties. The Preschool Sto.cytime.for 3-
to 5-year-olds takes place Tuesday
mornings from 11 to 11 :30 a.m. For
information, call 64f>..8845.
'GOOSEBUMPS'
The "Goosebumps" club
meets the first and third Monday
of the month at 6:30 p.m. at
Barnes & Noble, 953 Newport
Center Drive. For information,
call 759-0982.
STORY AND CRAFT HOUR
From 2 to 3 p.m . every Sunday,
Barnes & Noble holds a fun-filled
craft and story hour for children of
all ages. Refreshments will be
served. Barnes & Noble is located
8,t 1870 Harbor Blvd., lttangle
Square in Costa Mesa. Por infor-
mation, call 631-0614.
DANCE
AMATEUR DANCERS
The Orange County Chapter of
the U.S. Amateur Ballroom
Dancers Association offers a
social ballroom dance -from 7 :30 to
11:30 p.m . Saturday at the Avant
Garde Ballroom, 4220 Scott Drive,
Newport Beach. Dance lessons
will be offered from 7 :30 to 8:30
p.m. Admission is $5 for members
and $8 for others. Por information,
call 898-1773.
COUNTRY WESTERN #
The Oasis Senior Center offers
a six-week Country Western and
Country-Western Llne Dancing
dance classes for singles and cou-
ples beginning May 27 at 800
Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
The Country Western class will
take place from 7:15 to 8:15 p.m.
and the line dancing class will be
from 8:15 to 9:15 p.m. Registration
fee is $48. For information, call
644-3151.
BALLROOM DANCE
Defore Foundation for the Arts
offers ballroom dancing every Fri-
day and Saturday night at the
DePote Dance Center from 7 :30
to 8:30 p.m. On both nights a les-
son will be taught followed by
open· dance with a disc jockey
playing all kinds of music until 11
p.m. The dance lesson is free with
the price of the $5 admission. For
information, caU 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 wel-
come. Live music provided by the
Ray Robbins Combo. The cost is
$3. The Senior Center is at 69S-W.
19th St., Costa Mesa. For in.forma-
tion, call 645-2356.
LITERARY
BOOK SIGNINGS
Barnes & Noble Metro Pointe
offers a book signing by author
Jo-Ann Mapson, who wrote
"Shad.ow Ranch,~ from 2 to 3 p.m .
Saturday at 901B South Coast
Drive, Suite. 150, Costa Mesa.
Author Rio Guzman will sign his
book, "A Vagabond in Mexico,"
from 2 to 3 p.m. on the same day
at the Thangle Square location at
1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa.
For information, call 444-0226.
BOOK PROGRAM
Round Table West's next lun-
cheon program presents authors
John Strege ("Tiger: A biography
of Tiger Woods"), Mickey Wapner
("Women at Risk of Heart
Attack") and Mary Keys ("My
Best Day") at noon on May 29 at
the Balboa Bay Club. 1221 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
Tickets are $35. For reservations,
call (213) 256-7977.
.. SINGLES
JEWISH SINGLES GROUPS
New Jewish Relationships
allows Jewish singles to choose
people they wish to date from
profile. albums that picture and
describe singles with a wide
range of personal and profes-
sional interests. Membership
fees are $40 for six months and
$70 for a year, nonmembers of
the Jewish Community Cen~er_
are $10 more. For information,
call 755-0340.
• Tennis Ladder for Singles
offers an opportunity to meet
THURSDAY, MAY 22. 1997 A1S
new people while improving
your game. Registration fee is
$18 and interested parties put
their names on a list and can
challenge players on the list. For
information, call 755-0340.
•JAM, singles 21·39, holds o
variety of outings and activities.
For more information, call the
JAMline at 665-5048.
• Jewish In Between Singles,
age 39-59, offers social and cUl ..
tural events and can be reached
by calling 755-0340.
SYNAGOGUE VISITS
Mee t young Jewish singles
and couples for Friday services in
area synagogues. Visits take
place the third Friday of every
month. For information, call 755-
5555, ext. 551.
CLUBS
ALTA COFFEE
People who want to read their
own poetry can sign up at 7 p.m .
for the open reading on the sec-
ond Wednesday of ev~ry mq_nth
af 506 31st St., Newport Beach.
For more information, call 675-
0233.
ATRIUM MARQUIS HOTEL
ln the Airporter Club: Rock
and Roil, Tuesdays and High
Roller Band, Wednesdays 8:45
p .m. to 1 :30 a .m. 18700
MacArthur Blvd. For information,
call 833-2770.
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7am t o 10am
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Served 7pm to 11 pm
Prime Rib $6.95
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Fresh Salmon $8.95
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JAVA CENTRALE
A European-styie gourmet coffee caf e. Located at 3420 Via
Lido in Newport Beach. Open 7 d'ays. Mf 6-1(4>m
DISCORDIA·
The premier cyber cafe. www.d cafe.com. located in the
Lab. 2930 Brist.ol in Cast.a Mesa. (714] 427-5855
AMACHI
Sushi & Sushi t.o Go. C.Omplet.e Bar. All Ma1or Credit Cards.
Located At 2675 Irvine Ave .. (Across from Newport Golf
Course). (714) 645-5518
BEN I HANA .
America's most oolebrated Japanese restaurant. Open 7
KA PLANS days a week. Lunch 11 .30a~:30pm, Mon-Fri. Dinner
NEWPORT LANDING
Waterfront Dining. Sat. & Sun. Champagne Brunch.
Dinner Menu $13.95 -$19.95. Oyster Bar Menu
Served All Day. Hours: 1 OanT-11 :30pm. Amex. Mas-
t.ercard. Visa. Dinner Reservations Recommended
located at 503 E. Edgewat.er. Balboa ..
(714) 675-2373
CATALI NA FISH KITCHEN
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Breakfast. Junch. dinn~ and lat.a ·evenings. Voted the best 5:~m-10:(Qmi, Mon-Thurs: 5:~11 :CQlm. Fri:
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RIVERBOAT CAFE
On board the "Pride of Newport" Riverboat. Home Of The
• Newport Harbor Nautical Museum (Formerly Reuben E. Lee)
Is Open From 11 am-9pm Lunch, Dinner Sat Sun Brunch
Barn (closed Mondays) Reservations Needed Only For Wed-
dings. Banquets Or Private Parties). All Major Credit Cards
Accept.ad. Located Ar. 151 E. Coast Hwy, Newport Beach,
CA 92660. (714) 673-3425 Fax: 673-7864
AN AMERICAN CAFE
located at 462 East 17th Street in Costa Mesa. Open 7
days a week. Mon . .sat. 6am-9pm Sunday till 3pm. Serving
breakfast. lunch & dinner. Made from scrat.ch pies, salad
dressings & soups. 548-3006
CHARLIES CHILI ·
Locat.ed at McFadden Place (next to Newport Pier) in New-
port Beach. Hours: Mon-Thur 7:00am-12 midnight Wee-
kends 7:00am-3:00am. Amex, Visa. Discover. Diner's Oub.
No Reservations Needed. (714} 675-7991
ZUBIES
Menu Includes: Ribs. Olicken. Steak & Labat.er, Prime Rib,
Pizza. ()r.;ter' Bar, Priess Range From $3.95 And Up. ·
Hours: 11 :30am-1Q>m-Cocktails 'Til 11pm. Credit Cards
Not Accepted. Reservations Not Needed. Located et 1712
Placentia. Costa Mesa. (714) 645-0091
THE CULINARY WRAP
Fresh. healthy int.ernational delicacie~ Wthin a flat
roll. Open 7 days a week from 11 am · Spm. located in the.
Hillg'en Square. 250 E. 17th Street. 54S4403
THE TEE ROOM
Open 7 days a week to the public for breakfast, lunch and
dinner. Locat.ed at the Newport Beach Golf Course. 3100
• Irvine Aw. 756-0121
LE CAFE/HYATT REGENCY IRVINE
Callfamie Cilaine/Mediterranaen 9.)ie Bntlch. cu~
8rulCh oonemof 81Wa'11 ~ saleds end~
era. •Qnnp. •Penoakea Olcer' end an 11()neleue ~.located
et 17nl~Bt.<d., Ml9(714)975-1234 x2100 "
~: 10am-2pm. ~ rec:o11w11911d11d bit net nee nu y.
MYSTERY CAl'I
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ed off the ~ at Harbor Blvd. 3211 Harbor Blvd.
557.0611
SFUZZI
New ltalian -Begant yet casual (located in Triangle Square.
C.Osta Mesa). Wed -Happy Hour. Early Bird Menu Available
Every day. Hours: lunch 11 :30am4pm. Dinner 4pm-10:30.
Reservations accepted. Mastercard. Visa. American
Express. Located at 18(0-A Harbor Blvd. (714) 548-9500
NICK'S PIZZA
Great pizzas & past.a in C.Osta Mesa smoe 1968. Open for
lunch Tues.tti. 11am-2pm. Dinner served 5~1(4>m. Sat.
noon t.o 1~m. Qosed Sunday and Monday. located at
2300 Harbor Shopping r.ent.er. C.Osta Mesa. (Rear parking
lot)(714) 54~1511
RISTORANTE MAMMA GINA
Located at 251 East Pacific Coast Highway in Newport
Beach. Lunch Mon.-Sat. 11 :3Qam..2:~m. Sunday Brunch
11 am-3pm. Dinner Mon-Sun 5pm-1 ~· Call ahead for re&
ervat.ions. 673-9500
SCAMPI
Fine Family Dining. Newly Remodeled. Open 7 Days A Week
for Dinner Only. 5pm-1 O:~. We Cater Private Lunch Pat'-
t.ies for 15 People or More. All Major Credit Cards Accept-
ed. Reservations Accept.ad. located at 1576 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa. 64S.S560
SABATINOS RESTAURANT 8c
SAUSAGE CO.
Pesta. Caesar Salad. Homemade Sausage, Veal. Lamb, Veg.
et.Brian Dishes. Wtne, Beer. Cappuccino & Dessert. Hot.n:
7 Days A Week. Serving Sat. & Sun. Brunch From 8:30lffi.
1pm. Sun.-Thurs. 11im1~. Fri.&t. 11em-11pm. All
Major a-edit Cards Accept.ad. locat.ed Ar. 251 Shipyard
Wflf, Newport Beach. (714) 7230021
CIAO CAFE
~ Pitz.as. pastas, satads & more. Alt ~ fresh & healthy.
Dine in, take out or call for deliverv. QQen Sun thru 1lU'S
11 :30em-1C>.IA>t'TI. 11 :OOam-1, :~Fri & Sat. ()pen
for !Unch and dinner. Located at 223 Marine /w,. Belboe
Island. 6754070
AVILAS l:L RANCHITO
~ Mexican Food. Wtil The Freiheit ln(1'tdiefa & A
New Ugtt CUleine. Great Mergri;eG. Hotn: Lunch &. [)it).
ner. ftrM Major Qd Cards Aooepted. l.ocet8d at 2101
Plaoentia, Coate Mesa (714) 642-1142 and 2EOl New-
port BMt .. Newpott Beach. (714) 67s.sa65
Ml CASA
().r,,,.. n """a trip to 8ajl • wel • Mei\ioo. Now
offering fllh t9COI. Phone etlMd for CJ'dn ~· 1-bn: ~ Fftlm 11n..AI ~ Q'IC&Qlrdl = wx.-id'J& 299'171tt Bt .• Cc-. Mlle: l114j .
LA CAVE
Menu Includes: Lobst.er, r.rab. Shr,imp. Steaks. Oaily Spe-
cials. Fn. & Sat. Prime Rib. Full Bar & Wine list. Casual
Dress. Hours: lunches 11 :30am-2:3Q:>m -Dinner Mon.-
Sat. From 5:3Q)m. Visa. Mastercard, Diners Qub. Located
At 1695 Irvine Ave .. (And 17ths) Near Blockbuster Ent.er-
tainment C.Osta Mesa. (714) 646-7944
THE BARN STEAK HOUSE
Menu Includes Steak. Fresh Fish. Clucken. Burgers &
Salads. Prices Range From $3 75 For lunch & $6.25 For
Di11.ner. Hours: Mon.-Sat Open 11am For Lunch. 4pm Mon.-
Fri .. Dinner 3pm. Sat. & Sun .. Major Credit Cards Accept-
ed. Locat.ed At 2300 Harbor Bl. #31 . Costa Mesa.
(714) 641 -9777
THE ARCHES • The premium steak and seafood house 1n Orange County
since 1922. Serving lunch Mon . ..fri. 11 :30am unt.d 3pm.
Dinner served nigWi until 1 am. located on Newport Boule-
vard & Coast Hwy in Newport Beach. 645-7077
THAI SPICE
Voted by the Register readers. as appeared in the best of
Orange C.Ounty section as ihe Best Thai Food In 0-Snge
County.° Lunch. dinner. catering & takeout. 615 W. 19th St.
Costa Mesa. 5484333
THAI WAVE
Dine in or take-out. Fast &. free delivery. Serving lunch & din-
ner. Located at 211 62nd St. Newport Beach. ~ 7 days
a week. Visa. MastePCard & Ame1ican Express acceptad.
645-3057
ROYAL KHYBER
Awn winning cuisine of India. ~n for lunch Mf 11 :3Qem. 2pm. Closed for lunch Sat., Sunday brunch 11;3().2:30.
Dinner serwd from 5:~. Locat.ed et 1CXD Bnstol St.
North. Call ncNI for reservations. 752-020:1
NIKI'S TANDOORI EXPRESS
Vat.ad the #1 Indian~ In tnnge County ~ deify
Mh three locadoos to &eN8 you. l.DC8t8d at 3705 5cMtl
Bnatol. (1 block no'th of Sot.th Coast Plaza). 0500595
salads. grilled plates and pasta specialties. Open
six days a .week. Monday through Thursday 11 am-
apm: Fridays and Saturdays 11am-9pm. located
at 670 W. 17th~· #GB. Costa Mesa. (West of
the new Trader Joes.) 645-8B73
THE BLUEWATER GRILL
Casual waterfront dining at the former site of the
hist.one Sea Shanty and Delaney's. Featuring fresh
rnesquite-9rilled seafood. ayster bar and retail-fish
market. Full bar. Cigar patio. Dining patio. All major -
cards. Catering available. Seating upon arrival.
Moderately priced. Located 630 lido Parle Drive
near lido Island. Opel1 7 days, lunch and dinner.
675-flSH .
SKEWERS
Restaurant/Brewery. P12Za. Salads. Burgers,
Sandwiches & Fish. Located at 298 E. 17th St ..
Unit 8 . Open Sunday-Thursday 11 am-1 Opm. Fri--
Sat 11 :CDam-12:(X)pm. All Credit Cards accepted
except Discover. Reservations recommended.
645-6459
THE OLD SAIGON RESTAURANT
Fine Vietnamese dining. Next to Carl's Jr. Serving
authentic Vietnamese cuisine. Menu includes: Viet-
namese egg rolls. spring rolls. old traditional rice
veNTiicelli with shrimp and fresh vegetables. Sepa-
rate vegetarian menu prepared In the traditional
Buddhist recipes. Hours: 11 :CXJem-9:~. Oosed
Sunday. V1S8/MC eccept.ed. 271 East 17th St ..
Coste Mesa. (714) 674-8460
A 16 THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1997
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editorial
Leave FairVie:w Park· in· itS natural state
S ometimes the best option
is to do nothing. As City
Council members weigh
the idea of an expansion
of the Costa Mesa Golf and Coun-
try Club that would wipe out a siz-
able portion of Fairview Park, they
might want to consider that option.
By doing nothing, they would
ensure that 110 acres of untouched
park land remain open to the pub-
lic. They would e nsure that a
w1lcllife habitat is preserved and
that mode l train enthusiasts won't
have to tear down their longtime
labor of love.
It doesn't take a genius to see
that open space in Costa Mesa is
quickly dwindling. And anyone
who has driven along Fairview
Park at the northeastern end of
Placentia Avenue knows this is
one of the few rural spots in a
town that is becoming increasingly
urban.
But there's something more
important than accommodating the
city's golfers. It's called open space.
We acknowledge that an expan-
sion of the golf course would bring
in considerably more revenue than
leaving the park in its current state
-$400,000 annually is the current
estimate. But there are things more
important and more long-lasting
than money -like preserving the
quality of life for all members of the
public and saving one of the last
chunks of open, rolling land left in
· Costa Mesa.
The best news is that the citizens
of Costa Mesa already own this
land. It doesn't have to be pur-
chased. It's there for the taking .. Or
-·yather, 1De ·1iaving.
We urge the council to support a
more modest proposal for the park,
perhaps one that would include a
portion to include ballparks or
fields for children. But erasing for-
ever this priceless land under a
blanket of green and sand traps is
the wrong turn in the road.
Fairview Park and its surround-
ings are a part of our natural histo-
• MARC MARTIN I OAlY PILOT ry.
We know that golfing, especially
since the rise of mega-star Tiger
Woods, is near its peak in popular-
ity. And Costa Mesa's golf course,
even with its 36 holes, has a hard
time handling the burgeoning
crowds. Open space is a be tter choice for Fairview Park than more greens at Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club. They should be preserved.
Here's an urgent reply to Dave
Hirschler, a non-resident of Costa
Mesa, Huntington Beach and New-
port communities who all stand to
lose a bit more of what little wild
areas are left within these three com-
munities: How dare you say that
you'd rather have a golf course that
the "mess down there now."
Golf is wrong Course for park play and enjoy God's nature just as it
is.
I have three pre-school children,
and we j\llt lave going out there and
enjoying tbe bills and tbe dirt and the
frogs and tbe wikDlll just .. it is. No
to the money and yes to open space.
Fol.ks, this MESS that be refers to
are the native plants and animals,
such as tedtail hawks, American
kestrels, sea birds of many kinds ana
small mammals and reptiles that
make up U1e full habitat which'
remains, although landlocked, at this
area in question. Hirschler calls this a
mess.
THE ISSUE: Costa Mesa residents and others tee off on city officials who
are considering a golf cot.trse expansion into Fairview Park. , JANET SWOltDS
• Costa Mela
· you probably lined up to assist in the
destruction of Laguna Canyon too.
-D.L VORCE
A REAL resident of Newp0rt Beach
I'm calling with my concern about
building a nine-hole golf course. I dis-
agree completely with this idea.
tragedy if another golf course is used
or comes in and evicts these train
enthusiasts. I go with my daughter.
We try to go to every month.
sor this free ride.
I feel this train is very important to
the little children. It is history for them.
it is a history lesson. We don't have the
depots and tbe trains that we used to
have when I was a young person.
I don't thlDk. tbe dty cares much
about what goes on. 1r1 free. I'm just
all for the puk. If YE can be done to doae t!dl coune plan out
I'm all for lt. Iwtll there at the
meeting.
DAN llAMDl!Z
Ontario
nus non-resident advocates
destruction of all these animal homes
and habitats just so he can play more
golf in a shorter amount of time.
I think children need a place to go
without worrying about the dangers
of the city. I also say it is a very edu-
cational park which I would like to
show my cousin somedaY.. I do not
wish to show him some snotty, old
men in little pants whacking at a ball
w:lth a stick.
I think it is an institution. It's one of
the rare, free activities that parents
can enjoy with their children. I just
think it would be a tragedy if this
planned golf course expansion goes
through.
SCOTr PETERSON
Costa Mesa
So these youngsters have no other
way of really getting to know what
trains are like ucept for something
like this, and we certainly don't need
any more golf counes. What we need
is to teach our history to our young
people.
My son bas been going with me for
ovw a year now, and it ii the high-
tigbt of the month. I really woukl bate
to ... that go to the golf c:oune. Well folks that's bow it might be.
LEE CONNOLLY
Huntington Beach
People like Hirschler and his ilk con-
sider biological units expendable if it
means greater convenience or stan-
dard of living for themselves.
He bas tox:gotten, or probably nev-
er known, that Ea.rth,is a biological
unit. Get with the program Hirschler
and stay in beautiful Laguna, where
USA NAVAR.RO
Costa Mesa
I'm in firm support of the model
train association. I think it would be a
I'm opposed to the golf course
expansion plan. I'm all for the Costa
Mesa Fairview Park with the trains
and the wildlife. I firmly believe that
taking away this sort of function
would eliminate a lot of children as
well the parents who enjoy the train
rides and those in the club who spon~
I am absolutely dismayed at the
proposal of changing Goat Hill Junc-
tion into a golf course. Enough holes
is enough, and there ii not enough
open space for children to roam and
It'• ab.out time that we do some-·
thing powerful that ii In tbe best
interest of people and not necessarily
moner;_ The c:hOdren that go there
have eftted a lot from tt, and actu-
ally u an adult, I enjoy it quite a bit. -l.A.u.A JOHNS
Newport Beach
Vandalism shouldn't taint school's reputation
N ewport Harbor High School
is a great school and bas
produced an outstanding class of
1997. Obviously, the results of a
recent act of vandalism are far
from outstanding, and I know
that the students that participat-
ed a.re sorry that the Nprank"
went that far.
These events not only hurt the
school but also the parents and
community that help financially
support Newport Harbor High
School. Our school is strength-
ened by great administrators,
faculty, a strong PTA, and a
resource-rich Navigators fathers'
group. The vandalism just does
noi reflect this great heritage, the
school, or the senior class as a
whole.
Ironically, that very night of
the vandalism, I was at Dodger
Stadium representing Newport
Harbor in receiving the CIFs
award, (given to the entire stu-
dent-body at Newport Harbor),
for the best sportsman.ship in the
entire sea-View League.
Also, every senior student has
completed more than 20 hours of
community service by the time
he or ahe graduates. The class ls
~,Qf iP<livXSuals who sisr-
nificantly give beck to the school
and the community.
(
As a class, we need to
reestablish a positive image in
the community's eyes. Even
though the community can not
simply ignore this incident it is
very important to look towards
the good things about Newport
Harbor and the Class of 1997.
TENNYSON OYLER
Senior class president
Newport Harbor High School
Shame on the Senior Class of
Newport Harbor High.
Destroying the kiddie ride
from Gilberts, the neighbors'
mailboxes and deliberately van-
dalizing the roof tiles and drains
are all illegal offenses.
Not one of those boys or girls
who were involved in this should
be taklng part in the graduation
ceremonies.
No diplomas should be given
them until they have repaid the
school district for their vandal-
ism.
Where's the les on in respon-
sibility that we should be teach-
ing young adults?
This is not a problem that can
be solved with daddy's check
book.
senior I realize that the senior
prank incident is one of unfortu-
nate circumstances. The majority
of the SO-plus students who par-
ticipated did not harm, nor did
they intent to harm the campus
1n any way, shape or form.
These students, many of
whom have excelled in acade-
mics and athletics throughout
the past four years, respect and
take pride in their beautiful
campus. They only planned to
carry on a longstanding, harm-
less tradition.
Unforturlately, however, a
very small minority of students
involved did not understand the
damage-tree nature of this tradi-
tion. Instead, this small minority
purposely banned the Newport
Harbor campus.
The actions of these few stu-
dents are unforgivable, and I
have the utmost confidence that
the Newport Harbor administra-
tion and the Newport Beach
police will take stern action
against them.
As for the great majority of
the students involved who did
not damage the school in any
way, it is a shame that the van·
~committed by the small
majority continue to overshad-
ow the fact most atudents partid·
pated in a non-destructive man-
ner.
As a member of the Newport
Harbor Class of 1997, it breaks
my heart to think that the entire
cl~ss will likely be remembered
for the few students who turned
a decades-old tradition into
destruction. The truth is the
Newport Harbor Class of ·97
should ~ remembered for what
has made it so great.
After all, most students,
including myself, were not even
on campus during the incident.
It is my hope that the community
will remember the Class of '97
for its accomplishment's, includ-
ing highlights such as: one of the
highest overall grade point aver-
ages in Newport Harbor history,
the highest single grade point
average in school history, and a
trip to the ClP Division V foot-
ball finals.
Rather than allow these
achievements to be over-shad-
owed by the destructive actions
of a small minority, I urge the
community to remember the
Newport Class of 1997 as one
that excelled 1n academics, ath-
letics, and the arts.
~ ·• s.orr s~ ..... .. ewport narbor scbool lSOl.ra
representative
best of the hotline
SHOULD MONAHAN WORK AT S1o's?
Tl tr 1s-..l r :
The Costa Mesa City Council member took a job
managing the outlaw's pop ular steakhouse
Wherever Councilman Gary Monahan works, as long as it does-
n't have any real conflict with the city, is fine. Everybody should be
entitled to make a living. ·
EMILY TYGART
Costa Mesa
I don't see anything wrong with Gary Monahan working for Sid
Softer. I heard th.at Soffer's ls a very good place, and I think the dty
of Costa Mesa sc:cewed him up pretty good. He is kind of obstinate.
Rt.rllf RUEGER
Costa Mesa
I think it is great that be has ta.ken the job at Sid's. I'm unhappy
about it because I tried to hire him to work at my restaurant,
Habana, and he already bad gotten another offer. lt'I a good thing
for him. It's a good thing for the city, not withstanding the issues
regarding Sid.
Jl!PPREY BEST
Owner of Haba.na restaurant in COila Mesa
Please. I get so tired of reeding about Sld. He beha'Ytll llke a
brat, and you reward b1m by wrttlng about him. I teacb 5-year.
olds, and Sid would be welcome In.my cl4ll to leal'l1 tbat ru1ea are
for all of us to follow. Tbere are logtcal comequenc. to not follow-
ing them. Pleue find someone lntereaUng to write about
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correspondence
write your representatives
Costa Mesa should get farm sale money
I have been following the plight of Costa
Mela High Schoo\,losing the only agricultur-
al farm 1n the district, espedally when it is so
difficult to ftnd adequate gardeners and
landlcapen to care for the many homes in
our district. Other Orange County school
distdcts have managed to keep a fann on at
least one campus.
On top of this loss, the $9 million from the
• sale of the farm is to be spent on all campus-
es in the district and for salary increases for
all personnel. Guess where most of the mon-
ey will go?
The other three high schools have ade-
quate athletic facillties for sports approved
by the CIP. Costa Mesa has one inadequate
football field for three teams and poor swim-
ming, basketball, track, and baseball facili-
ties for both boys and girls teams. As a
retired high school coach, don't tell me the
lack of fac:illties does not affect the entire
student body.
The Uc~um at Costa Mesa seats about
200 when all are usable, barely enough for
one grade if a third of the students don't
attend.
The sound system and lighting are gross-
ly inadequate, the dressing rooms for per-
formers are non-existent. The intercom and
phone systems are also disasters. Carpeting
throughout the school is threadbare apd an
accident waiting to happen. Ceiling tile is
missing in many classrooms, mostly due to
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ALDEN'S CARPET -·haS opened
anew
Area Rug Studio
Why Pay Dept
Store Prices?
ALL RUGS &
RUNNERS on
SALE.
Handmade wools,
synthetics, sisal
ALDEN'S
.. CARPETS, INC.
1663 pfacenlla si .. Costa Mesa
646-4838
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leaks 1n the roof. Numerous door locks are
inoperable -an invitation for vandalism.
The whole campus ls a swamp whenever it
rainsi sump pumps, if there ever were any,
are inoperable.
Teachers and administrators are equal to
any in the county, but bow can they teach in
such a facility? If ever an inspection of this
campus was made by OSHA or the O.C.
Health Department, orders would be
received to make repairs or close the cam-
pus, .
I am a retired teacher, coach and admin-
istrator in another Orange County school
district, as well as a retired commander in
the U.S. Navy, having lived in Orange Coun-
ty since 1935 and in Newport Beach since
1946.
In my retirement since 1969 I have visited
all four of our high schools calling on friends
and acquaintances. I can't remember Costa
Mesa High School ever having a complete
renovation. Costa Mesa should get at least
50% of the money derived from the sale of
part of their campus.
Please give consideration to allocating
sufficient funds to bring Costa Mesa High
School up to par with the other three schools
. and then caring for all other c~puses
before any money is spent on personnel and
fringe benefits.
HAROLD G. POLLEY
Newport Beach
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• Felr DrM, Costa ~ 708-fAIR. Board: PresldMt Jim Undberg. Vice PresJ., dent. GMy HayeQwa. John Oun, Randy
Smith. Emily Senford, Marian La Follette,
A.G. Kawamur1, Don Willet. Don 5altarelli.
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Costa Mesa City Hall, n Fair Drive, 92626,
754-5223.
Mayor. Peter Buffa
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District OffQ: 1370 Adams /IW., Costa
Mesa, CA. 92626. 432-5891.
Chancellor. William M. Vega
Board: Walter Howald, Sherry a.um. Paul
Berger, Armando R•, Jef"ry Pattenon.
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District Office: 1601 16th St., Newpoft ee.cn.
92663, 7~3200. Superintendent: MK
Bernd
Board: Dana Blade. Judy Franco, Ed Dedter,
Jim Ferrynwi. Martha Fluor, Wendy Leece.
Serene Stokes.
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Students perform. like
pros in mock Council
ith the exception of
a few giggles and
awkward smiles, a
group of Newport Harbor and
Corona del Mar High School
students replaced the New-
port Beach City Council and
staff for a day and performed
like pros.
1 •• ,Forty high school students,
22 of them. involved in their
~chools' youth councils,
observed and participated
in the "mock city council
meeting during City Gov-
ernment Day on Tuesday.
HThey asked a lot of the
same questions we ask,~
said City Councilman John
Noyes. HI thought they did.
a good job."
The students sat in des-
ignated seats as board
members and city employ-
'ees, while real city offi-
cials sat behind them,
whispering advice into
their ears.
"The comments made were
very interesting," said Newport
Harbor senior Scott Sims, who
Newport Harbor and
Corona del Mar
teens participate in
City Government Day
St ory by MAf.US5A ESPINO
• • • Photos by DON LEACH
r
was elected mayor during the
mock meeting. "I didn't .realize
all of the rules. H
The student board members
discussed issues concerning a
bodyboarding contest at the
Wedge, extending the 10 p.m.
curlew for minors and reno-
vating Newport apd Balboa
boulevards.
Mandy Streiff, a Corona
del Mar High School senior
and a council member at the
mock meeting, said the expe·
rience was an eye-opener for
her. She did not know about
the detailed procedures a
governing board must follow.
• H 1 had no idea that was
how it was wee, ff she said.
Hit makes you realize that
the public does have a say
on what goes on."
Before the mock meet-
ing, the students gathered
in small groups and toured
different departments at
City Hall and ·v~ous_ pro· Acting city clerk, M.E. Clayton, hands over the gavel to newly elected·mayor of Newport Beach,
eets-tmder way-m the-area:--sc-Oft-SlniS wlille fellow Sfucrents"Maiicfy S~onnen 01 CorOii8crerMi?HJ.gh i}1e~o t~ured the Police. and Patrj.ck Hog!lfl of Newport Harbor High watch the proceedings as council members during a etoron~n del Mar High mock council meeUng. Left: City councll members.for a day, Wbibtey McDonnell, Scott SimS, Mandy
School student Cassidy Strieff and Katie Obegl, listen to arguments as to why a surf contest should be held at the Wedge.
Salus said she didn't realize
city employees did mucl;l
work until she got a glimpse of
the inner workings.
"I always thought they sat
around waiting for a phone call,
b~t that.is not what you do," said
the junior, who toured a fire sta·
tion, Newport Harbor and the
emergency room at Hoag Hospi-
tal.
Overall, City:. Attorney Dan
Ohl said he was impressed with
the students and how they car·
ried themselves throughout the
day.
"I love listening to the kids and
seeing how they think -it's kind
of fun," Ohl said. "I think they
have a lot more going for them
than adults give them credit for."
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EYE-OPENER
CdMs George Sumner
named to South All-Stars
QUOTE OF THE DAY
"li~ don't ne«l ony ~ tlf'Nl ~ ~ fleed fllWJl ,,.,,._ h4t M«l
big brocherl and good aos. 011d good~ and good ~u ... •
-RJOISAUL
Former Ram Rich Saul's
message to a group of
blue chips is one that
belongs ip ev~ry playbook.
T he 36th annual awards
breakfast for blue chip
seniors from Corona del
Mar and Newport Harbor
high schools was put to rest
Wednesday morning, and simple
niath brings the numbers to well
over 1,000 beautiful kids taking a
bow on the stage over the years
before various schools, ci~d
county dignitaries.
Washington, USC, Duke,
Stanford, Michigan, Georgetown,
Yale, UC Santa Barbara, and yes,
you too, Coldey Beacom College
in Delaware, think nothing of it,·
it's but a sampling of what has
been coming out of the Back Bay
for these past 36 years.
l <><>I H\11
SUmmons
for Sumner
• Corona del Mar High
receiver is elevated to
All-Star status with South.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Corona del
Mar High senior George Swnner,
who rewrote the school's receiv-
ing record book the last two sea-
sons, has been added to the
South roster for the Orange
County All-Star Football Game,
scheduled July 11 at Orange
Coast College.
Sumner, a 6·foot, 170-pound
senior who will continue his
Sumner
career at
Georgetown
University,
caught 47
passes for 854
yards and 11
touchdowns
last fall, all
school single-
s e a s o n
records.
In addition,
Sumner's 66
career recep-
tions for 1,214 yards and 12
touchdowns are Sea King career
records.
Swnner, who tied a county
record with five TD catches Sept.
19 against Garden Grove,
replaces Mater Dei receiver
David Castleton, whose recent
shoulder surgery will force him to
miss the 38th summer showcase
of top senior players for the bene-
fit of charity.
Sumner earned first-team All-
Sea View League and AU-New-
port-Mesa District recognition as
a senior, helping Coach Dick
Freeman's squad post a 5-5
record.
Swnner joins Newport Har-
bor's Danny Pulido on the South's
five-man receiver ~rps, which
also includes former Sea View
rivals Murle Sango (El Toro) and
Jake Savona (Irvine).
Newport Harbor running back
Ray Ohrel is the other local play-
er who will represent the South.
Also a gilled return man. who
broke 98 yards to paydirt with a
kickoff in the final minutes to
spoil Newport Harbor's shutout
hopes in the Battle of the Bay
X.XXV, Sumner caught South
Coach Jim Hartigan's attention
by averaging nearly 38 yards on
seven catches against Hartigan's
Santa Margarita squad the last
two years.
Sumner caught six passes for
220 yards again.st the CIP South·
em Section Division V champions
tut fall, lncludiug TDs of 12, 60
and 83 yards.
Other South odditlom include
Mater Dei running beck Jama1
Parley and Aliso Niguel lineman
CoryPro11.
Jlm Vreeke (Lo• Amigos).
Charlie Landrigan (Capiltrano
Valley) and Matt Steinau (Bl
'Jbro) were originally .. lected,
bUt DOt to 21.!t·
Every year it's a treat and this
year's, held at the Hyatt
Newporter, was no aception.
In fact, l found it to be one of
the more exceptional in the long
line of blues, grays and silvers
which are paraded on to the
stage to be heralded by the
Commodores Club of the
Newport Harbor Chamber of
Commerce.
And it came, at least for me,
from out of the blue.
During the course of the
occasion, Paul Salata, perhaps
best known around here for his
Mr. Irrelevant Week events,
brought forth from-tris table a
group of former athletes to offer
a comment or a couple words of
advice.
He does it each year and each
tinie the likes of former athletic
marvels such as two-time
Olympic Games swimming
gold-medalist Brian Goodell,
former USC quartebacks Paul
MacDonald and Shane Folt!y
(Newport), and former Ram tight
end Hank Goebel (CdM) off er
some insight. fl'
After all, they've been there,
they've seen the pitfalls and
hopefully evaded most of them.
And each contributes to a
memorable occasion. ·
And, there was the
incomparable George Yardley on
hand, Newport Beach's gift to the
Naismith Basketball l;Iall of
Fame in Springfield, Mass.
Yardley said not to let money
be the primary factor in
decisions; others spoke of
Chanking those wlio bave got you
there; and there were other
strong points made by the group,
which also included 13-year NFL
pro Hobie Brenner who prepped
at Fullerton High.
It was another ex-Ram,
however, who in less than 100
seconds, riveted this audience.
Rich Saul, one of the great
roger
earl son
names in Rams history when the
Los Angeles entry was one of the
cornerstones of the National
Football League, took his place
in line.
This is not a man who has
filled books with numbers, as in
passes caught, passes completed
or touchdowns scored.
An all-pro reputation provides
him the credentials. But he was
in the trenches. You know, all
muscle, big, dirt and mud
covered most of the numbers on
his jersey, and not too much to
say. Right?
Well, Rich Saul took his
fleeting seconds-at the
microphone and sizzled with one
of the straightest, simplest and
truest of messages I have beard.
•we don't need any more
great athletes," he said. "We
need great people. We need
big brothers and good sisters,
and good parents, and gopd
students ... "
That was the gist of what he
said ... and when he left to be
seated the applause meter
exploded.
Salata's table, filled with these
. speakers and such, for a moment
appeared almost dumbfounded
by the depth and sincerity of
Saul, a Corona del Mar resident.
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Finally, MacDonald blurted
out, MGreat speech Rich ... I'm
stoked!
Everyone laughed, but
MacDonald was quick to add, •J
don't mean that facetiously at all,
I really am stoked!·
In fact, everyone was stoked.
Rich Saul should be bottled
and put in those little plastic
bottles with the straws in them,
then handed out to every student
In the district, from TI.C and up.·
I'd like to see him drafted, ·
then motorcycled around town to
speak at schools from morning
until evening, because bis
message is perhaps the most
basic of all ingredients which
bas, in my view, faded badly
over the years.
It's a message which needs to
be heard by a far-larger audience,·
again and again.
I'm looking forward to Paul
Salata's table next year, and I
hope Rich Saul is there, too. -•
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I I ENIGMA IN C . .
I I I I I I Does Toshiba care
where the event is
played, or what
happens to its
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t.WIC ~I OAlV Pl.OT
Athletics' catcher Travis Moon places the tag on Roddea' buenmner PbUUp Ga.tin Taelday.
Cubs win deciSivelY
•Heenan. Parker combine with work on
the mound as Cubs improve to .12·2-1:
NEWPORT BEACH -The Cubs' Dennis
Heenan and Tyler Parker each pitched three
innings, struck out five batters and both allowed
only two hits as they led the CUbs (12-2-1) to an
8..( win over the Blue Jays in Newport Harbor
Baseball Association's Mustang Division play.
Philip Martin went 2 for 2, which included a
two-RBI double in the fifth inning to cap a five-run
rally. Carson Hedrick also came up big in that
inning with a two-run triple.
The defensive play of the game came'in the first
inning when shortstop nevor Selby ma'de a diving
stop, turned and threw out the runner at first base
to end the rally, holding the Blue Jays to one run.
PINTO DMSJON
Marllm Hlgbllghts
Defensive stars for the Marlins were outfielder
Michael Puncel and pitcher Andy Fisch.er. Puncel
snagged made a diving grab on the first play of the
game to steal a ba.sehit. and Fischer grabbed a
linedrive hit back to the mound.
The defense of Woody Yokoyama, Michael
Guess, Jason Loftus and Jason Dill also went noted.
Taylor Priend, Ben Frazier and Tunothy Regan
each went 3 for 3, while Jason Granzella. Brett
Boyer and Jamie Galey all chipped in with two
hits. r
Red Sox Wgbllghts
In two games last week. the Red Sox received
home rum by R.J. D'Cruz, Spenser Richley and
Jake Carroll. Max Kwock and Dane Berman each
added an utra ba.sehit and two singles for both
games. and Cassandra McKinney notched her bes!
ottensiVe outings of the season.
The glove work of shortstop Jobn Swift received
mention. Swift also added a pair of hits. Matthew
Feneira, Austin Apramian and Kyle Ridgeway
knocked a couple singles.
Brandon Parole played his hottest game in the
field and Nicolas Hatton and catcher Kyle Glenn
supplied some tough defense and coJlected a pair
of hits each.
•Llttle lA .... .m.
I • I .•
$1 million-a-year
ante? The sponsor
refuses to answer
any questions at all!
E xactly what kind of bang
Toshiba's getting for its
buck in the Senior PGA
Tour event, played the last two
ears at Newport Beactr-•
Couhtry Club, is still unknown.
No one from the Japanese
electronics giant is willing to
answer any questions.
What Toshiba thinks has
been a legitimate concern
because of the recent
circumstances involving NBCC
ownership and the tournament
operator, International Sports
and Event Marketing, which
was officially kicked off the golf
course last week -because of
tardy payments, leaving ISM
officials to scramble for a new
site.
Toshiba, you see, pays the
biggest bill -$1 million each of
the past two events, with an
additional $3 million to be paid
the next three years. Sure, the
company gets exposUie on
ESPN, but has it been worth it,
especially considering the feud
between ISM and NBCC
ownership?
There is reportedly a clause
in the three-year agreement
1 between ISM and Toshiba (it
runs throug1l the year 2000)
that enables the title sponsor to
end its commitment for various
reasons. Toshiba, however,
doesn't seem concerned about
the current controversy.
In fact, it refuses to answer
any questions, such as:
ls Toshiba interested in
moving the event to a third
different golf course in four
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dally pllot high school athlete of the week
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• Newport Harbor sophomore
Shawn O'Donnell does an O'Henry.
By Rlch•rd Dunn, Daily Pilot
W hen fans speak of
baseball's little games
within the game,
therein lies the example of
Newport Harbor High slugger
Shawn O'DoMell. whose Olck of
the wrists made Coach Jim
Kiefer look like • genius.
Wlth • teammate OQ flnt base an the Sailon' lilt upe o1 th•
19UOG and Woodtwidge
Wt·bander K9vtn 8Mftl'I dQl.ng
impersonation. the~ seemed
doomed.
With a hor-bitting O'Donnell
at the plAte, Kiefer gave the
aac::rifk'e bunt sign. But Beaven
threw over to firs~ keeping
Newport Harbon Gamltt
NUSWD boriell u the Wanton
led, 2-1, with one out In the~
IJl the te9entb trining et
WlndrOw Park.
Countcy Ch4b in 1995)?
. Does ISM have-Toshiba's--
blessing to move away from
what is widely considered the
best location ~ble for the
Senior Tour event? The PGA
Tour must approve any site, of
course, but you would think
Toshiba might be interested in
where it's going.
Is Toshiba interested in
stepping between ISM and
NBCt: ownership to try and
coerce the two parties to resolve
the differences and keep the
event at NBCC? Apparently
not '
How much say-so does
Toshiba have in deciding where
tq hold the event? Apparently
none.
What are Toshiba's thoughts
on the canceled Tuesday
Shootout (scheduled for March
11)?, the last-minute scramble
to fill spots in the pro-ams
during the week of the event?.
the lack of corporate
sponsorships?. the lack of
volunteers?. and the
embarrassingly vacant
hospitality tent adjacent to the
media facility?
Collectively, it has no
comment.
"Whatever the dispute is
between ISM and (NBCC
ownership). it does not involve
us and we have no comment on
any of those questions." said
Lynda Orban. public relations •
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THURSDAY, MAV 22, 1997
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Woolard
(left) awaits
pldloft tbrow
atftntu
Angell'Mlke
Vacker returm
totbeNCkJn
NHJA play: at
right, Angeb'
RyanMennes
tllc:IMAfely
lntosecondu
lnftelder Bryan
Auer of the
lndlam awaits
a late throw.
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RAVE S COLLE-CT TliREE-WINS O'DONNEL~
CONl1NUE&-FROM 81
A 7-5 victory over the
Phillies is the key to their
three-game sweep of
Newport Beach Little
League competition.
NEWPORT BEACI I -Ne wport Beach Little
~.9.'.!.9.~e·s Braves,_~ho play !!! the Majors ~yis1on, swept three games last week, indudlhg
a 7 .5 wrn over the Phillies to retain sole pos-
'><'Ss1on Of hrst place.
The PhLIJ..les, which are Just a half.game out
of the top spot, held a 4-2 advantage over the
Orc1vP'> going mto the sixth and final inning of
the tedms' duel.
Gnfhn Dunzer and Matt Vandercook Jed
off the '>txlh with basetuts. Four of the next five
Braves worked out walks and took a 5-4 lead.
Bill Tdomuna and Juruny Kocuiba followed
the pc1sses with hard grounders that resulted
in mfield errors for two insurance runs.
The Phillies weren't dead, though. In the
bottom of the sixth, combined three hits and
an error to pick up another run. But it was
BravC's,' r<~llever Brett Matsen who regained
c-ontrol dnd ended up striking out the side -
the> find I strikeout was recorded with the tying
run in scoring position.
Robert Della Grotta pitched
three no-hit innings and allowed
just one unearned run tor the
Phillies.
Della Grotta and Chad Czisny
both had two hits.
Braves 7, Cardlnals 2
Braves 3, Cubs 2
effective ball to seal the Mets'
win. K.C. Rawlins, Josh Brad-
bury, Michael Angelo, Pancho
Seaborn and Northridge bad key
hits as Kevin Joyce, Matt New-
• comb and Patrick Joyce played t strong defense.
: l}'ler Dowers pitched well for
:. the Cubs. ·
: Phlllles 5, Mets 3
Woodbridge, with its playoff
hopes still alive, was looking
bunt But after the pickoff
attempt, Kiefer canceled the sign
and green-lighted O'Donnell, '
who turned on anothet fastball
and ripped a two-run home run
on the first pitch, lifting the
Sailors to a 5-2 Sea View League
win in a must-see finish. The Braves also defeated the
Cardinals as Dunzer went three
inilings on the ~gund to pick up
the win. He did not allow the
• Phlllles 8, Cubs 5
L __ ,: ____________ ..__~J The Phillies,'j.ust.half .a...game
O'Donnell, who swings from
the left side, singled and tripled
· earlier in the game, goirig 3 for 3' •
with three RBI in what would
seem an unlikely outburst in the
eyes of Newport Harbor
Cardinal a hit. In nine innings that Dunzer has
pitched against the Cardinals this season, he
has blanked the opponents by not allowing a
hit or a run.
Steven Savage provided the big blow for
the Braves with a two-run triple to right field.
For the Cardinals, Blake Dillion and Parker
Ferguson recorded hits.
Braves' catcher Taormina put on a back-·
stoppers clinic as he tagged out four Cub run-
ners at the plate to end dUferent rallies and
hold on to a 3-2 win to remain in first place.
Taormina took throws from outfielders Van-
dercook, J.D. Walseth, Jordan Salinger and
shortstop Matsen for the outs at the plate.
Mets 13, Cubs 9
Alex Northridge, in just bis second pitching
outing of the season, hurled five innings qf
Indlam'
l~er ~-·-Elllot
POiter f)eft)
p~
to ctellv8r
apltcb;
AlbleUcs
shortstop
Ryan
Heenan
map a
pop-up In
the A:1
game
aj"alnlt
the
R.odd•ID
Newport
Harbor
Bueball
Aaodatlon
acUon
tbll
week.
out of first place, folind them-
selves down 3-1 to the feisty Mets when they
erupted for four runs in the top of the sixth to
get the win. Alex Orth (2 for 3) delivered the
game-winner via a single to drive in Clark
Fonda and Brandon Kurtz. Robert Della Grot-
ta had three hits for the Phillies, and Mark
Aguilar and Todd Macklin contributed with
hits.
For the Mets, Bradbury pitched well and
had a pair·of bits. Rawlins, Kevin Joyce and
Angelo also added hits.
Macklin picked up the pitching win over
the Cubs. David Motschenbacher had two hits
and played solid def~e to lead the Phillies,
and Casey Hales and Fonda played well.
Keith Long pitched for the Cubs with
Joseph Taormina, Bryan Warsaw and Dominic
Rubino providing offensive support.
outsiders.
Pact of the matter is,
O'Donnell ended the year as one
of the hottest hitters in Orange
County, batting .684·m his final
six games (13 for 19) with two
home runs and 12 RBl.
After Beavers' pickoff attempt,
Kiefer had an inkling and
guessed right. ·we were
contemplating whether to bunt
or not," Kiefer said. "But Shawn
bit the ball hard his last time up
(an RBI triple to right field), so I
let him swing and it paid off."
O'Donnell, the Daily Pilot
Athlete of the Week, saw a
fastball from Beavers on the first
pitch bis initial trip to the plate,
an.in.field single-. being the result.
He saw another first-pitch heater
on bis fourth-inning triple that
scored Danny Pulido.
"t>'Donnell, who batted
cleanup for much of the season,
was hitting ill the seventh spot,
and saw yet another No. 1.
"I was determined to hit the
ball hard in my last at-bat of the
season., because I wanted to do it
for the seniors," said O'Donnell,
who clouted bis fourth dinger of
the year. •it was another
first-pitch fastball right down the
middle, probably because I was
bitting seventh that game."
O'Donnell, a sophomore,
finished the season batting .423
overall (25 for 59), .452 (24 for
53) in league.
"In that situation, it was
surprising (O'Donnell) would be
swinging on the first pitch,"
Woodbridge pitching coach Ken
Haringa said. "But looking back,
he was 2 for 2 and I guess they
felt he had a hot hand. One thing
he can do is hit lefties. The
lefty-versus-lefty rule doesn't
apply here, bunt situation or
otherwise."
At this pace, O'Donnell
.,, doesn't figure to get the bunt
sign often. But that wasn't
always th~ case in 1997.
Tigers edge Diamondbacks in battle of kingpins
•Shawn was struggling a little
bit with the mental part of the
game, so we dedded to let him
go down (to junior varsity),"
•American League's junior team
improves to 14-5 after holding off
Diamondbacks in a key contest;
Majors' Tigers topple Angels 19-1
tQ improve to 19-1 on the season.
COSTA MESA -navis 1\imble drove in
the go-ahead run for the ngers as part of bis
3 for 3 performance and lifted the ngers of
the Costa Mesa Amencan League Junior
Division to an 8-7 win over the Diamond-
backs of the National League.
The'ngers (14-S) and the Diamondbacks
(11-7) were the first half ch~pions from
each league.
The ngers built an early 5·0 lead, but the
Diamondbacks rallied to tie the score in the
first innlng. But nimble's hit ln the fourth
put the Tigers up for good as George
}1ano1d shut down the Diamondbacks in the
final two innings for his third save of the
season.
The Ota.mondbackl actually stranded the
potentially game-tying runner on third
when Blake l.Jndlay snagged a fly ball for
the final out.
Jolh Graves picked up th win, his fifth.
NATIONAL L&\GUE
MINOR A DIVISION
Mtnel;Dod .. •• • Jtyla ..,_.~eel in the game·wln-
~ ltll for the Altl'OI u Jon Locke, Bran·
f
COSTA MESA LITTLE LEAGUE
don Whitley and Ryan Gleason fended off
the Dodgers from the pitcher's mound.
Dodgen 12, Dlamondbeckl 11
Kyle Ada.ms of the D'odgen ripped a
·home run 1n the utra-inning affair.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
MAJORS DIVISION
Tigen 10, Angell 1
The 19-1 ngen used their hot bitting and
solid pitching to record another victory, this
time over the Angels.•
It was Michael McGuire'• tum to the
four·pitcher rotation that picked up the win.
He fired a two-hitter while striking out 13
batten. Tigen pitcher1 have allowed three
runa and four hill while fanning 36 batters
in tbe1r last three games.
The Tigers CMrled a 2· 1 lead into the fifth
lnnlng when they exploded for five runs on
consecutive hill by Danny Whitaker,
McGuire, Andrew Carlch, Renny Jackson,
Matt Bourquardez and Steve Doerr.
Joey Costintino drove ln the Angels' run
with a Single.
MINOR A DIVISION
A.ngell 13, A'I 3
Chrll Uttle ftred ft~ ltrtkeoutl in three
innings a.Qd receiftd the oa..sv. help o1
Hasan Kbali1. Who h.tmm.td • ttn.nm
double kw tbe ~ Kyte Woody wmt 3
for ' wttb a tM ·fi· RliL ad Jtobert Angl9
played tough defense at second base.
Kyle Brown, of the Ns, hit an RBI triple,
scored a run and played pitcher and catch·
er.
Tigen 8, Martnen 5
Tigen 17, Angela 7
Tigen 15, Angell 14
The Tigers Kevin Kee picked up a com·
plete game victory over the Mariners, and
Mark Nichols earned a win over the Angels.
Nichols also went 3 for 3 in the Tigers' 17-7
win.
Josh Glaunch put up two doubles and
two triples a.s part ol his 6 I or 8 week from
the plate. Roger Mendez, WDlie Manball,
Marcus Fernandez and Mike Ward all bad
multiple hit games in which they each hit at
least one extra·base hit for the ngel'I.
Angell 8, Marlnen 5
Taylor Sage notched a pttching victory
with some help from Chrll Utile, who
eamed a save.
Jolh Elliott pitched for the M.arinen.
SOPl'BAU.
MAJOR DIVISION
Blwe.laylD,-11
Jen G\lllllUrman blUtM a two-nm
home run and ADlidl WDIMI, ~1\te,
Sarah Hillbleh, ...... MaJ'o, CbdttlDa
POuncber, D.wn Min. ,... aDd AleN°·
dra Gdaldo Meta bll doUblll
Kiefer said. •He had been so
(inconsistent), so it was sort of a
wakeup call, too. He.came back
to the varsity in a week's time
and bad straightened himself
out. Sometimes you have to
wake them up when they're that
young and I think (sending him
down) did the trick."
In two N games, O'Donnell
went 3 for 7 with a home run,
statistics that will never show up
on his varsity ledger.
HJ kind of question the
decision to send me down,"
O'Donnell said. "It kind of
confused me. I was sure I could
playvlustty; burthey mademe-
doubt myself. They wanted me
to go down and build
confidence, but I don't know
bow much of that worked. I just
stayed positive and figured I
would be back up soon."
O'Donnell, tight end and
linebacker on Coach Jeff
Brinkley's football team, doesn't
figure to go back down again.
"He ca.me back really fired
up," Kiefer said. "He returned to
the varsity in the second game of
league and played well the rest
of the year. His bat has a lot of
potential (for power), especially
being a left-hander in this
ballpark."
Though O'Donnell was
primarily a designated bitter this
season, he also played four
positions: Third base, first base,
left field and right field.
O'Donnell did not start in
Newport Harbor's earlier game
last week against Woodbridge,
because he was sick and missed
a practice.
"He never did anything
against us before, and plus it was
a bunting situation, so we started
him with a fastball again,•
Haringa, who calls pitches for
the Warriors, said of O'Donnell's
game·winning blast.
For the next two years, it's
doubtful Sea View League
coaches will be looking bunt
anymore from O'Donnell.
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HIGH TRACK AND PIBLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
junior high champi£!ns~ps take place today
•Perennial champion
TeWmkle will be tested.
By Molly Yanity, Daily Pflot
NEWPORT BEACH -Before
the kickoff of the preliminaries of
the 1997 Newport-Mesa District
Junior High :rtack and Field Meet
at Corona del Mar High Tuesday,
all of the kids sat down in the
infield for announcements.
A swirl of colors comprised of
uniformed bodies of hundreds of
young athletes from six junior
high schools. Only a slice of that
mass -192 -would move on to
today's championships at New-
port Harbor High.
Athletes from Corona d el Mar,
Costa Mesa, Dwyer (Huntington
Beach), Ensign, Harbor Day a.rid
TeWinkle will battle for bragging
rights as the top competitors in
eight events for boys and girls,
and will attempt to put together a
collective effort to cap ture the
team titles.
TeWinkle, coached by Bill Rid-
dell, has been the perennial
favorite of the event in the boys
division, and wit}) a strong pack of
runners, jumpers and thrower
appears to again be the team to
beat in defense of its. title. In
. almost all of the 1"UDJling-events,
TeWinkle simply has a better shot
at winning races because so many
runners qualified for the finals.
The team put at least three run-
ners in each heat of eight.
The girls rivalry is not as easy
to predict, though.
According to Pam Coleman,
coach of Harbor Day, the girls mix
is interesting because of old
favorites and new talents.
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DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Ensign's Katie Yeager (left) takes her beat
in the 300 at Tuesday's prellm.s; above,
TeWlnkle's Edgar Garcia (right) edges
Dwyer foe in the 100. They11 both be back
today to setUe it in the district finals at
Newport Harbor High.
PRELIM SUMMARIES
BOYS
S.. AND UNDEJt
600 -1. Kiser (CdM), 1:49.36;
2. Roschte m. 1:32.46; 3. Zwarts ffi, 1:34.13; 4. Rios (0), 1:36.76;
5. Murillo m. 1 :36.80;
-6. C!l'6enas (E). 1 :40.14;
7. Bravo (E), 1:43.07;
8. Yeardan (CM), 1:44.75.
U · 1. Girman m; 16-9;
2. Kokobun (0), 16-3;
3. Courtney (E), 14-11; 4. Tellez m. 1~ 314; 5. Phan m. 14-3;
6. Hill (0), 13·2; 7 I.mg (CM),
13-0; 8. Labuda (CdM), 12-11;
8. Alviso (E), 12-11 .
SP· 1. Siguenza (E), 43-3;
2. Emery {HD), 3~10;
3. Patton m. 37·3; 4 Rodriguez.
0 . m. 35-8 1n; 5. Sheridan
(CM), 35-7 1n; 6. Salandri (O),
33-0; 7. Watson (CdM). 3HI;
8. Newhouse m. 31-7.
SEVENnt GRADE
600 • 1. Seguiano m. 1 :32.25;
(HD), 36-3 114; 4. Ortiz (E), 35-11
114; 5. Perkins ffi, 34-11 112; 6.
Guzman (E), 34-10; 7. Hadter
(CdM), 34-5 1n; 8. Reschect (E),
34-2 314.
(NC>n: Boys 100, 180, 300 and
High Jump results unavailable,
scheduled to be published with
championship results.)
GIRLS
5-4 AHO UNDER
100 -1. VaJquez (E), 12.46;
2. Mazura (HO), 12.65; 3. ~
(M), 12.B2; 4'. Seven (CdM),
n.20; 5. Cassity m. n .21;
6. Pilon (0), 13.37; 7. Rinek (HD).
13.72; 8 Schuster (0), 13.75.
JOO -1. Rine« (HO), 42.05;
2. Vasquez (E), 42.49; 3. St.
Andre (E). 42.81; 4. Lindeman
(0), 44.16; 5. Paz m. 45.64;
6. Crall (CdM), 46.14; 7. Myre
(0), 46.27.
IOO -1. Hansen (E), 1:46.37;
..
Khoury (E), 45.17; 6. Shu1e
(CdM), 45.57; 7. Nunn ffi, 47 01;
8. Shockley (0), 48 49
HJ -1. Lawrence (HD). 4-3;
1. Hauth (E), 4-3; W ilson (0), 4-3,
1. Ma.hlef (CdM), 4-3; 1
SWffney (CdM), 4-3; 1.
Copeland (O), 4-3; 7 Keisling
(0), 4-2; 7. Edwards (CdM), 4-2,
U · 1. Grumet (CdM), 13-3, 2
Russell (0), 13·1 314; 3 Ge~r. J m. 13· 1 1/4; 4. Castillo (E).
12-10; 5. Becker (CdM), 12.7 1n.
6. Perez (E), 12-7; 7. Morse
(CdM), 12-3; 8. Nunn m. 12-0 112
SP • 1. Mudd (E), 29-4 1n, 2
Reynolds m. 26-2 1/4; 3 Sa~
(HD), 26-0 314; 4. Patton m. 2~
1n; 5. Rybarsk1 (E), n-s 1n. 6.
Vega ffi. 23·3, 7. Vemdand (0),
22-7 1/4; B. Mead (E). 22·7
EIGHTH GltAD£
100 · 1. Lawrence (HO), 12.62;
2. Ftt (0), 12.63; 3. McCool (E),
12.71; 4. libuda (CdM), 12.7B;
5. Sweeney (CdM), 12.85;
•The girls have kind of gone
back forth between TeWinkle and
Ensign, but Corona del Mar is
looking really good, and Dwyer
has really come on in the last few
years. They're really making their
place in the league," Coleman
said.
Ensign's Kristen Bishop clears 4-foot-1 in
seventh-grade high jump; below, Bryon Rybacek
of TeWlnkle soan over the bar wtth ease in
eighth-grade competition at the prellm.s.
2. Reyes m. 1 :33.8; 3. Machucha m. 1:39.50; 4. Clarke (0),
1:40.83; 5. Barrera (E), 1:42.74;
6. Fleever (0), 1:45.16; 7. Aldrete
(CM), 1:46.74; 8. Hodson (CM),
1:47.15.
U -1. Oyl<es (T), 15-9 114;
2. Dohm (CdM), 15· 7; 3. Yurada m. 15-S; 4. Reyes ffi, 14-5;
2. Stttn (E), 1:47.92; 3. Hefteg
(0), 1 :48.55; 4. Hulpe m,
1 :50.33; 5. Seeman (O), 1 :51.06;
6. Bilkiss (CdM), 1:53.34; 7. Nava m. 1 :54.32; 8. Salter (HO),
1:54.87.
HJ · 1. Peterson m. 4-0; 1.
6. Heodenon (CdM), 13.07;
7. Capilla (T), 13.26; 8. Marx m.
13.49.
JOO -1. Frttman (HO), 40.22;
2. Mahler (CdM), 4114; 3. Roche
(M), 42.23; 4. Santiago (0),
42.91; 5. Kauth (E), 43.84;
Coach Judy Gibson of TeWin-
kle adds, "Our seventh grade and
C t~a.ms are prelty_sl!ong, bu.!_it
looks like Corona del Mar and
Ensign are tough. We'll see."
Each event has three divisions
-eighth grade, seventh grade
and a 5-toot-4 and under which is
an open race for sixth, seventh
and eighth-graders.
Field events, which include the
high jump, long jump and shot
put, begin at 3 p.m.
The running events (100-yard,
180, 300 and 600) kickoff at 3:30
p.m. A 1,320, which did not have
preliminary heats, will also be
staged.
GOLF
tONTINUED FROM 81
director for Toshiba.
Is Toshiba getting enough
bang for its $1 million-a-year
buck? ·Again, we won't be
answering those questions,"
Orban said. "That's the way it
Coto de Caza and Pelican Hill
Golf Club, the only location
within.Daily..Pilot boundaries.
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Big Canyon Country Club
assistant pro Kelly Manos and his
partner, Ray Oakes, shot 67 and
finished tied for fourth in the
Southern California PGA
Senior/Junior Championship at
Desert Princess in Palm Desert
May 12. is."
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Senior Clank tournament
director Stephen Wagner said
ISM has established an internal
deadline of May 31 to find a new
home.
Tea.ms are comprised of one
senior PGA member and one
junior PGA member. Manos and
Oakes won $615.
PGA Tour officials are
expected to fly out from the East
Coast and examine a few ·
golf -course sites ISM has in
mind.
Wagner said ISM has been
contacted by several clubs in
Orange County, public and pri-
vate, to host the event. There are
about six candid ates, including
Tustin Ranch, Dove Canyon,
Shooting 68 and finishing tied
for 10th ($330 for each team) was
Art Schilling of The Plantation in
the desert. Schilling is the former
head pro at Mesa Verde Country
a ub.
• Q •
The Rod Carew Children'•
Cancer Classic, benefiting the
Pediatric Cancer Research
Foundation at Children's
Hospital of Orange County, will
be June 16 at Pelican Hill. 1\vo
days prior, ESPN's Roy Firestone
Shlelds (E), 4-0; 1. Hanson (E).
4-0; 1. Lindman (0), 4-0; 6. Deming m. 45.23; 7, Geofge
(CdM}, 45.61; B. Wynne (E).
46.30. 5. Najar (CdM), 14-4; 6. Marshall
(CM), 14-2; 7. Grod (C4M), 14-1
314; 8. Hill (0), 13-4 112.
1. Shettler (CdM), 4-0; 1. Soto
(CdM), 4-0; 7. Rlnek (HO), 3-10. HJ · 1. Cluff (M), 4-3; 1. Boyd
(HO), 4-3; 1. Bishop (E), 4-3; 1 .
• SP-1. Dykes ffi, 39--7 lf.l;
2. C.bko (CM), 38-4; 3. MiKlas m. 38-1 112; 4. Morris (E), 36-3
112; S. Condon (CdM), 35-10; 6.
Thomas (0), 34-7 314; 7. Benitez ffi, 31-5 1/4; 8. Najef'a (E), 26-5.
U • 1. Mazura (HD), 13-4 1n;
-2.-VMqUez (E), 13-3 112;.3r-5t
art (CdM), 12-8 112; 4. Schuster
(0), 12-6; 4. Dom. 12-6; 6. Paz m. 12-5 112; 6. Andrews (HD).
12·5 112; 81 Austin m. 12-3 1n.
-Gei<* (?),-4-3;-i. k~ (0),
4-3; 1. Brawnef (CdM), 4-3; 1.
Chakmak (HD). 4-3; 8. Kindxtii
(O). 4-2;
U -1. Santiago (D). 13-11;
2. McCool (E), 13-7 112; 2. Kauth
(E), 13-7 112; 4. Weedn (E), 13-7,
5. S~ (CdMl. 12-11; 6
Deming m. 12-8; 7. George
(CdM), 11·9; 8. Flaherty m. 11-1
1/2.
SP· 1. ~ (M), 26-4 .314;
EIGHnf GRADE 2. Gutman m. 24-9 .314;
IOO • 1. Link (CM), 1:27.76;
2. Oidor m. 1:29.97; 3. Spencer
(D), 1:31.25; 4. Lindsay m.
1 :32.11; 5. long (E). 1 :32.60;
6. TeWinkle, 1:34.65; 7. Cosa
Mesa, 1 :36.22.
3. c.ss1ty m. 24-1; 4. Pham
(CdM), 23-11 1/4; 5. Oskool (E),
23-1 112; 6. Painter (HO), 22-4
314; 7. Ciarelli (0), 21·9 1/2; 8.
Haruon (CdM), 21-1 114. SP -1. Wimer (CdM), 27-5 1n.
2. Kling (E), 26-8 314; 3. Fee (0),
26-7 314; 4. Santiago (0), 26-5; 5
Ramirez (0), 25-8 112; 6. Ras-
mussen ffi, 24-8 112; 7. Barrera m. 24-5; S. Keadl m. 22· 11 1n.
5EVEHTH liRADE u . 1. McGuire m. 17-9; 100 -1. Gelder. J. m. 12.56; 2.
2. Burlington m. 16-6 1n;
3. Bonnrtter (E), 16-1; 4. l\Mddox
(0), 15-9; 5. Ellithorpe (E). 15-7;
6. Lindsay m. 15-1; 7. Hart (0),
14-10 112; 8. Moyer (E), 14-6 1n.
Geidef', H. m, 12.63; 3. Beder
(CdM), 12.65; 4. Harvey {M),
12.79; 5. Mead (E), 12.83; 6. Rus-
sell (0), 13.24; 7. hrez (E), 13.25. (NOTE: Girls 180 and 600
results unavailable, scheduled to
be published with champi-
onship results.)
.JOO -1. Brawner (CdM), 43.40;
SP· 1. Grublech (CM), 37-7 2. Yeager (E), 43.62; 3. Roberts
(0), 44.06; 4. Bishop (E), 44.51; 5. 112; 2. Romero ffi, 36-11; 3. Raitt
will once again serve as banquet
emcee at the Irvine Marriott.
Cost of the event is $500
(includes banquet and golf).
Details: 516--4275.
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Fitness expert and former Mr.
California, John Carrido, will
speak about his new book and
video, ·111e Fitness Approach To
Power Golf," on Saturday from
10 a.m. to noon at Pelican Hill.
Details: 645-8495.
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Sandi Cotter•s third annual
Summer Oassic, ~illed •A Ray of
Hope," is scheduled for June 9 at
Newport Beach Country Qub, an
event to benefit the Orange
County Chapter of the National
Multiple Sclerosis Society.
In 1995, the tournament won
an award from the Nation.al MS
Society for its outstanding effort.
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Perry Parker. longtime
participant in the Taco Bell
Newport Classic Pro-Am at
NBCC, qualified for the U.S.
Open sectionals June 2 at El
~
Caballero Cowitry Club in
Tanana.
Parker shot 71 and tied for
third in the local qualifier last
week at Mission Viejo Country
Qub, where 69 golfers were
vying for six spots. Only the top
six from the sectionals will
qualify for the U.S. Open Jwie
12-15 at Congressional 1n
Bethesda, Md.
Brad Greer, former Costa
Mesa city champion in the Will
Jordan Classic at Costa Mesa
Golf and Country Qub, was the
sixth and final qualifier from the
local round to advance. He shot
72 and advanced in a card-off.
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llobert Furr. 74, nearly shot
his age May 14 when he won the
men's low gross with 76 in the
inaugural Total Knee Open at
Oak Creek Golf Club in Irvine,
an event sponsored by Dr.
Michael Drucker of Big Canyon.
Mary Wl.lson won the
women's low gross, w hile Jack
Blackletter, Bjame Qvale and
William Vaughn took the top
three net places, respectively.
Jim Klingman. Bill
McDonough and Don Ohler
finished in the top three in the
Callaway Flight.
The event was open only for
former patients of Drucker who
have undergone
knee-replacement surgery.
CJ
Openings are available for
the Duke's fourth annuaJ' Fathel"s
Day Golf Bacchanal June
13-15 at Pala Mesa Resort in
Fallbrook.
Players will enjoy four rowids
of golf, two nights' deluxe
accommodations at Pala Mesa,
prizes, awards, a barbecue
dinner (June 14). and activities
for children and significant
others.
The event is headed by
liiangle Square tycoon Ned
Bondie. Details: 722-1600, ext.
26, or call 645-6797.
• RtotARD DUNH's club golf column
appears every Thursday.
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THURSDAY, MAY 22. 1997 IJ
CDMON
THE ROAD
Sea Kings take tennis
hopes to Inland Empire
today; volleyball team at
Laguna Beach Friday.
Corona del
Mar High's Sea
Kings lost both
coin flips
.Wednesday, thus the boys tennis
team will travel to Valley View
High of Moreno Valley in the sec-
ond round of the ClF Division I
Playoffs, and the boys volleyball
team, in the quarterfinals of the
Division m Playoffs, will be at No.
1-seeded Laguna Beach.
Corona's tennis team
advanced with a routine 17·1 vic-
tory over Alta Loma on Tuesday
despite playing with a decidedly
short-deck.
The volleyball team advanced
with its second straight sweep, as
did Laguna Beach.
Today's tennis match begins at
3; Friday's duel at Laguna Beach
is set for 7 o'clock.
sec netters make it to
third round at Nationals
TULSA ,
Okla. -Alter COLLEGE
receiving ~ap ctt-JS .
large bid to tbe-
N AIA Men's Tennis Champi-
onships in 1Ulsa, Okla .. Southern
Cahlornia College lost its final
hope Tuesday when Brian Matek
was eliminated from competition
m the third round.
The Vanguards' No. 2 player
Malek fell after a second round
victory over Mike Course from
Asbury College in Kentucky, 6-3,
6-0. Matek succumbed to Golden
State Athletic Conference foe
Ben Medina of Azusa Pacific in
the third round. Medina topped
Matek 6-2. 6-3.
Ranked 21st in the NAIA, the
Vanguards were well-represent·
ed in the second round.
Malek was joined by team-
mates Nan Ma and Matt O'Sulli-
van.
Ma, SCC's top singles player,
...._ lostin stra1ght sets, wbtte O'Sulli-
van went down 7-6, 3-6, 7-5 to
Michael Hotti of Northeastern
State (Okla.)
Registration dates
A Y S 0
Region 57
(Corona del
Mar, East New-
port Beach and Newport Coast) is
extending its fall registration for
children between the ages of
four-and-a-half and five by July
31, 1997.
To register, parents must .go to
Mailboxes, Etc. in the Newport
North Shopping Center located
at MacArthur and Bison by June
1.
Parents must pay a $70 fee, fill
out a registration form and bring
a copy of each child's birth cerfifi.
cate.For more information, call
640-2539
SCH E D U LE
Today
• Tennis
High school boys -CIF Division I
Playoffs, second round: Corona del ~r
at Valley View (Moreno Valley), 3 p .m .
DEEP SEA
WEDNESDAY'S COUNTS
• Davey's Locker -4 boats.
175 anglers. l8 yellowtail, 185 bonito,
287 barracuda, 268 calico bass,
61 sand bass, 20 sculpln, 1 hallb\lt.
200 mackerel, 1 cabezon. 1 sargo.
• Newport Landing -4 boats,
104 anglecs. 59 sand bass, 303 calico
bass, 3 rodcflsh, 55 SC\.llpin, 65 bonito,
7 barracuda. 1 yellowtail, 2 c..bezon,
1 black sea bass (released), 117 madttf-et,
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""I th• County Clerll of Hav• you •tarted doing Ted Frlebe, 915 W. e.lbOa Dally Piiot May 15 22 29 p.,.,IO Ct.. Foun&aln vw. ... -al 'Ac:Mclul ....... ol a Ac*ll ... C.00.) ... aitlMll and -er........ 111111...., 0 ·ie COi.iniy on '·211-97 bulin.tl yet? v ... 6-7•97 BIYd .. A. Balboa. CA ~1 June 5 1997 ' Th8a1 i.v. CA92708 Mlmllfl ..alllOll al ..... of--111..-cMIOf .. _,.. Olfiatfiing c.ode). .-... l!llf CllT11111,~.-o1·
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Cn.1477 .. 9 Dally Plloc May 15. 22. 29, .._W yoU tlat1td doing TM foQowlng P«tont at• Thi• etat~ was Iii.cl NN~&ucM:ostlMISI ~~Mm **°""CUI ........... .
June 5 1997 Ttte74 butlntssytt? No doing bu9'ntss as:°'"'* wtth 1ht County Clettl of 1......,.,_,,,,....,u.. , ... u 1....,. ... 1 .... u.. -~---...-. flolltlou• 9u9'neH ' Tact F~ oarcfan• Landecaoing, 311 0'8ngt County on 5-9-97 -~"" _, ...,.. .._ ..... ""_, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE nt,..... ,. ..._.., mmt Nam• ltetement PUBLIC NOTICE Thll 1talement WU ratd Mamphl1 ,., Huntington tH7U20415 l,8,15.22. 19117 1,1.15.22. 19117 ..s.-.o1 ... ..,of ... tDlll
Tiii lollowlng penc>nl .,. with 1ht County Clet'k of e.ech, CA 92&48 . Dally Piiot May 15 22 29 ~3'.1917 ..... M>.
d,,.,.9 butlnffl u : THE Flctltloua 8ualneH Otang• County on '-29-97 Bobby R. MOf.,, 3t 1 Mem-Jurw 5 11K17 • Th875 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ,.. IL 1111111.a. fll 111.1tln721111 f7"'95341n lb* fW cl mall
8ACK BAY ROWING ANO NanM 8t.attment 1ff7~7t9139 P-hls 18, Huntlnglon 8eac:h, ' fCTmOUI-f1CTTl1DUllUI... Al:Ddl11 .. ollllolh_..ol
n1;11111NG CLUB RESTAU. TM 1o11ow1ng P«IOl'I• are oa11y Pilot May 1, a. 1&, CTAh19264• 1 1 PUBLIC NOTICE F1111a.111111nm ....... 1-em .. ITATW , .. mlmBIT ~SlidS.~J: RAtlT, 3333 Bl111ol, SIJlte doing bu1lne11 u : Law· 22, 1997 Th829 • bu• neu • con-FICTTrlDUl IUlllll ,_ _ -••• • TN follCMWIQ PlllOft(a) !Mii TN foilowlnO f)tflOll(a) rm bl ndl 11 • • ~:i· r1 co111 M111. CA ,.net Ch111 .. l Co., inc.. duct9d by: 1111 tndMdual Fkltltlou• •ualneH -..rraTW FIC1Tl1DUI...... dOino butlnea • TRAHSCORE. oat~ llUtllllll • ·NOAttl ~01......,,...,.01Nild.
9;:1 '" &40 Newport C9nler Or., PUBLIC NOTICE Have you •tatted dOlng Name Statement The lallowlng .--Vtl'"" -ITATW ~ nJ11314 102i!0 Cln'lpd. f&VES usm CAA oun.ET Aj ~'*~.er -:r~cf.i~~T ,~f~1~~~~ ~'.:: ~ Newpor1 BHeh, Flctltlou• 8u•lneH ~~':y'~~ No ~ f~=.~:~·:: mng _lll•nm a: .. 1~"-~ ~ == ~.&..,~ ~·OM. at K-2. Sin Dago, #l079462. llml SM!lbil. =:.::.::::;e.=
Pi\'!UO!lhlp, (COAST COM-Uwrtnea CnarlH l Co.. Nam4 lt•t•rnent Thi• 11at•m•nt Wll lli.d Ba•k•t, 2117 Vista l.at•do. ~. ~;PLUS. 82.2 E. K.tlmnglDll Rold -~ TtcftllaloW Inc. l ~~o Box 3010), ~. of TNll Mil .... "llid,... Mur~1TY SERVICES, INC., · Inc., (CA), 840 Newpor1 Th• foltowlng ~r1on1 .,, with the County Clttk of N.wport Beach, CA 92660 '' Loi Mo11t9 CA ocm8 -~-• ~ ,........__ Au10 Aull Inc PQdld. llMlal. 4 ... ~ .. OCNEAAL PARTNER). Ctnter Dr., Suitt 660, New-doing buelntH es: O.P.'1 Orangt County on 4·29-97 Diane L Sullivan, 2117 STUOOS, II«:. I ~ ~·Aul. U.C. ,........._. • .,._..., ~ 1 _,,.,.,.a t,Aold, lel'lll ol .O ~ of Tllll. ....
17821 Slty P1rll Clrcl1, IA, port BHch, CA. 92660 Con11rucllon, 2024 VI• 199137t9121 VIiia l•r•do, Newpo,t~~MAAKETPLACEAI •1_,,ntt -~I!" E. KninalDn Rold, Loi ~,.~f,M·m K-2. fto~ 1:f!l~~) :.,, CA dmllllnl...-olhTlllllllMll 1rv111e,CA92el4 Tnle bu1lnH1 11 con· Vina, Sin Cltmenlt, CA Dally Pilot M•y 1, 8, 15, Beach,CA92060 ""'"'"' . ,,. ,_.. • ,CAlllXl26 1""~ ... · ' • ollhltn111 Clllllldbr .-l~af
n u• bu1lnt11 11 con· ducttdby:ac:o,po,•Uon 92673 22 1997 Th628 Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-Anlheim 8cKAtwld. Anl-,..,;;·lllliMISll~~ tlulillalllcor4ldld"' 1 .... TnaSld•Wlbl!Ma:lon:,..28. du• rod by: 1 llmtted part· Hav• you 1lar1ed c:lolng Danit! P•ul Schud• 2024 ' ducted by: an Individual m, CA 02806 limi.ct ~ COfllPf'W a CCllPOf*ln. 111 TIU buSlness 11 COIWdld "' IW7, • 300 PJIUll h MIC_.., ~"'"' buoJ...,oyot?Vu, ~,... Ylo YI"',.,.. Ct.....;JO, CA PUBLIC NOTICE "'" ''" '"""' """"~--• n. -__,. • 11o -....-,. ·~ .. _ not..., .._,n lhletrW1ollhlOlrQICliC c... Huvo you etarted doing Uwr9nee Ch•rlH & Co .. 92673 buslneH ytt? No , Cllifonu. 10llO Wlst·hnact Dutinest ulldlf Ill tr...:t b.iliMll "'* •-1•• -lJ>E.Olapnm\~CA ,.,.lml
bu.1T11• ytt? Y11. 11 ·9-79 Inc., C•nd•c• E. Nik•· Thi• bueln .. 1 11 con· flctltlou• Bu•lneH Diane L Sulllv1n BoultvaftS. Thfld Root, Los~ llUtlllllt 1111111 o.~ lluMta iwnt Ol tll trlr.sacl bu•neu under llW of .. IMll~ollhitllCD.,.
p I AZA RESTAURANT mu,., Prtlldent ductad by: an Individual N•m• •t•t•m•nt Thi• •tatemenl Wal flied • CA OIXl'l5 ...., allCM on -,.,.. ~ allCM on ,. 1 tlcMous laltlnest ,,.,,,. OI llJlll9l'Ol'llol .. '"*'lilllllataf .. PllOJECT I, • Calllornl1 Tnl1 11a1ament wH flied Have you 1tarted doing The lollowlng ptr1ons .,. with the County Clerk of butlnas tS cor4ldlO ~ 9'._a 1907. ,.,.,.. bMd hnll cdgllalmltd~ .. llDoedllmt.I
U1111tfd Pattnerahlp, COAST with the County Clerk or butl~et? YH, Ma~. doing bUllMU at: Tht Orange County on 4·23-97 1cotpOllton. · • MJQJES P\.US: UC SIGHED: SYHTONC TtcHIG. SIGNED-CAlfORHIA AUTO~ of Ttum nl ........, ~ ·
c 1,MMU NITY SERVICES. Ot1111ge County orr4-29-97 1992 M hnCfw•e.ntfer Stlop, 415 tH1371150"r*-"'flll llCJIUW!t COIMienctd lo AamdtMllk Mlntoir OG't';INC: By OouQlal t ScGI. AESALf. IC., ef'Mlltene ~ .. --nl.t.inm•SlOO.lmR
IN<;. Oen. P1rtnef, Wll· 19873719131 Dvilel P. Schudl s. Santa Ft, Sant• Ana, CA Dally Pilot May 1 • t5 1l'IAUCt llutinm undlf .. Thi...,,.. .. tied.~ Stclltlly ••PDlll*•• .. 1m1al•h
LIAIA J. ROSOFF. Pr11ldtnl D•lly Piiot May 1 8, 15, Thie 1tattrMnt wH fii.d 92705 22 1997 ' ThMS fdlous butl..U 111m1 CN b =a.ti OI n.-.,. T1ls ___.. .. filtd Wll 11llt stl9"*" WIS fdeq With CClft'G bd ,,_bl Ila lwl ....
1h s 11at1rMnl wH lllad 22 1997 ' Th831 with !ht County Clerk ol Unda LH Hall, 8202 Eve· ' nanm kstld lboWI Oii AlJiM 24 ,,___ 30. 1997. --=a.ti al OClngl .. Cou,._ atnt Of OfanOe ~dllllliMS01R1~
...,,,,. the County Clertt of ' 01ange County on 5-tM7 tyne, Huntington B .. ch, CA PUBLIC NOTICE 1911'2. • ......... ~ 1 ~ ..._c.ciu,_on, 24 1WT. ColullvonMilr& 19117 FMCK ~TICJf • ..S
0 111nge County on ,.24.91 PUBLIC NOTICE 18873721138 92648 SQ1ED SU81.EASH1 CORfO. _ 1114 ....,. t«m::f· AdiiciUs Mimi NOTU·Ths Acncut NllN r1111111. FRnCa ~--.. 19973711714 Dally Pilot Ma 22 29 Thl1 bu1lnt11 11 con-FlotlUouaBualneu RAOOH OFAMEACA.By Lat _..heye91fms.nwtl111PMfM,...llOlllS_,1111Uxp1t11Myt11S fromSmuy t750E.4fl~91111Xl.S.
011,1y Pilot M•y e, 15. 22. flotltloua •u•lneH June 5 12 199/ Tha.8 ducied by: 1111 Individual Nam• lt•t•-nt Lldetlf ~ ... It -lltd 1t1 .. ~ .. •it wa liltO 111 .. a.. b Ii-. It w• filtO 1n ttw Offict Ml. CAllJm (714)50G1Ult•
29 997 Th&4I Na-St•tem.nt • ' Havt you 1tatttd doing T"-following ~ .,. n.t' ,_,.,... we ftlld Wiii rJI .. ~ Olltl A IW ....., OI .. ~ Qn A ,.. Rel al ttw Cou~ ~ A new fd· _,. .. ....-,It a*' a dtilil
. I Tile f041owlng J*IOnl .,. PUBLIC NOTICE buslneu ytf? Y ... '-1·97 doing buliness ••:I FIX M, .. Courly am ol DllnOl lioul a--Mimi -...... lous ._... --..,. eu.nm Niimi s.ment ... .., .......... .. PUBLIC NOTICE doing butlnel• u : Hatco Linda LH Hall 1955 Walla~ Ave .• 1A201, Cou~ on Mly 8 19117 llUll bl *' PllOf tD ·-,_ fft.111 DI fitlld '*' tll ~ Ii-. ITllSt bl ltlld pnor ID 11111 c1a11 ...i b ... ~ ..._ _,. --------1 Marketing & A11ocl1te1. Flctltlou• aualneH Thi• 1tatement wu flied Cotta Mn-. CA 92627 l«Jta· TIU · Ac:novl Nnl Tiit '*Ill of M _.,... doll The fillnO OI "' ....,.. doll TN 111ing ol ht .-mtit CIOU orer 0111 f MIJ&£. M
Flotttlou• •u•lneH 15532 Computer L•nt, N•m• Stattrnent with the County C1.nt of Stava Cusumano, 1955 s.ment CIPlll IM Ytlf1 flllm not of,... alllCMln ~~not al itllll .,._ 1111111 1~ not Of rtstll Ulloftzt llW uw.1n Dfft'TB) II> Mltl 8E
H•me ltatem•nt Huntington BHch, CA Th• tollOwlng ptteon• .,. Otano• County on '-29-97 Wallac• Av•.. #A201, 111 ~ 11 Wll lil.O in 111 Office ... ,. al• Rcftous -.... ol I Aclloul .,.,_fit.-ol a fd'<IUS Butiness CJl'TMIDllHAllliMR11.I»
The loloWlng perlOM .,. 92849 doing buslneu u : Helll of 19973719131 Coll~ Mtt•. CA 92627 of 1111 Cai-Qlltt A new fd. Mimi in ...... ol ... OI Mimi HI..,., of .. ~ OI Mimi Ill \llOl*1I ol llW notes al ... 1aSMJE IUllR5 (JIM
doing lauelntw H : Hiibert J1mt1 Hart, 2722 Canwv l.on.d on/R•o B•by, 269 D•lly Pilot May 1. 8, 15, Thi• buslne11 I• con-~ Buttnm ...,,. ano1W undW fdnt. 5'111. OI,~ under F.-. S.. Of.,.,._,_ undet ftOetll. S•. ot OMIERH'Maf'.(71.__,
P1optf11n, "· 1300 Btl•lol Or., Cott• Mell, OA 92628 Newpoi1 Ctnltr Or .• New· 22. 1997 Thll32 dUC19d by: 1111 lndhlldual "'* bl fflld PftO( ID 11111 -COIMIOll,. (SM Stcton 1~ COIMIOtl .... (SM sdoti 14G c:onwnon""' (SM Staon 14400 T~441Zl5CA.ast.~5. 5112
N ltot. Newport BHeh, Lairy E. Tlltln, 150 Xlmeno port e .. ch OA 92660 HaY9 you 1tartad doing ,. of ht...,,.... dOa tlMQ, Butt!lllS and ·~ ltllQ. Bulllleaand PftlttlllOf'I ltltQ Butiness and PrOftsSIOllS --------
CA 9lllO Ave.. Long BHch, CA Alan M. 'GO<lltty, 3303 PUBLIC NOTICE bualnHs ytt? No not ,.. ~ lllllOltle llW N •A Codi). Codi • Codi)' Thinking of having a
MM..,.tfllbert. 1300 Brl1to1 90603 , H.nx>r BtYd., #C· 12, Costa Sieve Cusumano "' 1-· u "' lillt Rllno ~ R fill garage sale? . N •*· Newport BHch. This bu1lnHI 11 con-M• ... CA 92626 Flctltloua •u•lnH• Thi• 11a11ment WH flied Iii .. ol • ficnouJ Buaness NlwPo11e.M:ostlMesl Fillt no f1t no Buc11..cosiaMlsl Glv• us a calll
CA gtffO ducied by: • gener•I part· Thi• bu1lne11 11 con· Name lt•tement with the County Clttk ol :n ~,...:,:' = = CN-418.1710113500 Mly CN-4'='~ ~22. cJ:i~ Mly 15,22 20 Jun 5 CLASSIFIED 01nr\f Podda, 1300 Btl1101 nerehlp dUC1ed by: an lndlvldull Th• following ~raon1 11• Orange County on 5·9-117 I u1 r .,~ .,...;,.AA 1,lM'll 15,22,20, Jun 5, 19117 1,,..7 • • · 1gg7 • • • 942•5878 N AIJIO, Nswport B1Kh, H•11• you 1t1t11d doing Hav• you 1tar1ed doing doing bu1lnt11 H : Clvll . 19973720458 C01M101'1 1111 (..,... ........,., ''""" -
CA 9U10 bullMll yat? No bu1ln111 yet? Ytl, May 8, Enlerprltoe, 25 I E. lm~rlal Dally Piiot May I 5, 22, 29, It seq • Bu•nest and Plofnsions ·------------------1 Flllll't~ ltr, 1300 Brts101 Jemt1 H1t1 1997 Hwy., Suitt 431, Fuller1on, June 6 1997 Th878 Code) . PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE N 'J . Newport Beach, Thi• •t•l•m•nt Wll flied Alltl M. GO<llr•r· 6/13197 CA 92835 . . Renewal FiNng Wlh ChlnQH ~11 ~~~~~1y~~~Ttt~$~"*' w11111~ ~~al~~~ 1w PUBLICNOTICE ~~~~ ========~=======~~=======~=======~
PUBLIC NOTICE
Thi~bUalMll ll ~~angtCounty~'-29-~~~CountyC~~~~~W~~~ ~~Mly1~~~~~---------------------------------------
duttlftf by: a ~al p•tt· 19973719127 Orange CoUf'lty on 6-111-97 91789 Flctltloua •ualn.H 1997
no11h!p Daffy Piiot M1y 1, I , 15, tff73721t38 Thi• bualntu 11 con-Name itetern.nt
H.ivo you 1lar1ed doing 22. 1997 The33 Dally PUot May 22 29 ducted by: 1111 Individual TM following peraon1 are PUBLIC NOTICE bu~'""' ytt? Vt•. 1-1·97 4 .June 6 12 1997 Th.91' Have yoo 1tar1•d dolnv_ c:lolng bu1lne11 H ! Yacht --------~-M.11k Hiibert PUBUC NO 1 lCE • · buslneu ~o Tech, 173 E. W son 1i.;;, ,. a lll'l1Ttm1
,,.,,. •tatement Wll nled f '-tltloua •u••-·· PUBLIC NOTICE Sid Jalal •Ill Ooeta Mna, CA 92627 flC1Tl1DUI ..... wilh tile County Clerk ol ,.. .... Thi• 1t•lemen1 wH flied All Khedernl, t73 E. Wiiton MMf ITA~
01ano• County on 5-e-97 Name 8tatem.nt floUUoua aualneu with th• County Cltrk of IC, Cotta Mt ... CA 92627 The fo11cMtno '*=s '* 19973720091 The 1041owlng PtflOl'll ara Nam. ltat•m.nt Orange County on 4-29-97 Thia bu11n .. 1 I• con-~ng butl1*S .._ ~ l'I
O•lly Pilot M•y t5, 22, 29, d«>lng bullneu u : a) C.U· TM followlng ~rlOfll ar• 199737191'1 ductad by• an lnCIM~ TRAM, 11X!O hlftl ~
Jv1 •• 6 1997 Th871 fomla Safety Compllanc. d04ng tMnlneu a1· Daily Piiot May 1, e, 15, Have you llarted dorng Tustn ClftfotluQ2780 ' Oroup, b) National Risk 01 ... DI --2360· N......,.... 22 1...,.7 T ...... butlnell yet? Yes. 1988 ~ T Ho ...,,,, ·~ ....... PUBLIC NOTICE Servleel, 2.248 St•t• Av-"'' ''""''• -~.,....' · ' •• ,......, All Khadtml ,_,, ,.,, • __,. -""""
_ _._ ________ , 9nue •A. Cotta Mtu, CA =~:; Coata MtH. CA PUBLIC NOTICE This 1t1tement w•s filed = Sanll Anl. Cilrfom.t
Fl9tlUou• •u•lneH 92627 Larry Cvl MelHntr 2'4 t with the County Qerk ol Ths llltlness is ~ ~
.,alM •t•tement David R. Hoh.1. 22445 St•t• Wllaon, Apt. 12, (:0116 Flotltlou• 8u•lneH Orang• Counly on 4-28-97 91 1~
Thtt lollowtng petlOM ate Av9nue IA, \A>Sta M11a, Meu, CA 92627 Name Statement 19973719084 ~ 1111 not yet ~r
C•ung bullneH at: Clinic CA 92627 Thi• butlneu 11 con· Tht loltowlng P9flon9 are O•lly Piiot M•y 1. a. 15, ., trlnSICt butlnns undlr it. 11t3n(I Oe11Qn1. 1930 Pia· Thie bu11n .. 1 11 con-ductad by· 111 lndlvldull doing b1,11lne11 es· Pyra· 22 1997 ThB37 fic:nout 11111 OI
ct>nll• A8, C"o1t• M111, CA ducted by· •n Individual HIY9 ~ •tarted doing mid Tr1n1portallon Ser· ' listld: nlfnl
92G27 H•v• you 1tarted doing buslntH ytt? YH Feb vie••· 10950 Virginia Clrclt, PUBLIC NOTICE namtS n Patrick Terenc1 Newitt, buslneH y1f? Yee. May 31, 1997 ' · FoOntaln V•llty, CA 92708 SGe> BICHTRAM I«> _...
323 p.tvardo Pl., Balbot, 1998 Larry C Mtleentr Vlnc•nl E. Amllo. 94 I flt No 17 1ttnnlll4 'Ou ll*mtnt Wal flltcl~
CA 9i&e1 David A. Holl Thie atalemenl Wll nled WHt Pebbl• B .. ch Av-ACTITioUs IUl.a llW Cou-alltt Of "'•""'
ColbV SHn Newett, 25112 Thie 1t1lement wu flied with lht County Clerk of tnue, u H•bra, CA 90631 llAlllE ITATtMBIT Coullt1onMir8. 19117.
Wfllo Ln .• Co111 M11•. CA wflh lht Counly Clerk ol Orange County on S.le-97 Thie bu1ln•11 I• con· The followl ~IWI NOTU·Tlil f'i<*'°'6s Nlmil 92627 0,•ngt County on 5-9-97 t 9873721193 ducted by: an lndlvldual no 1 s.mtnt eitpres five ytan llOlll
E dw11rd Login Newell, 19973720470 H1vt you 1tarted doing doing business II: l<INGttw II.-It WIS ftlld in 11W Offtet
1750 Whittler, Costa M•H. 0•11 PllOI M 15 22 29 D•lly Pilot M•y 22. 29, bUSIMH yet? No #7'15 .• 2015 Hllbot IM, eo.of llW Coullt1 Cletk A new fid-
CA 02627 Y •Y ' ' ' Junt 5, 12, 1997 Th895 Vincent E. Amalo Miu. CA 112627 '°"9 Business Name S.ment
Ttiit buelneu 11 con· June 5• 1997 Th882 C Thi• 11a1ement w11 lll•d C~'S lnCOIJlOl1*I. ~ !'lllst bl llltd ~ID Iha! dfll.
d11doo by: • gtMral p•rt· PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLI NOTICE with the coun1y c1erk of Cllilorru ~. 51t ,.~The filing ot !lit SUilamtnt ooet
''"'"111P Flotltloua aualn••• Ofang• County on 4-16-97 Vt11IOll Avt .• #20\. ~ndalt...., not ol llMll IU1hoftzt ttw ut1 In ~ivo you 1t•r1ed doing Plctltloua 8u•lnH• Name Statement 19973717781 911126 hi at.Ill ol 1 fidllous ~aneu
bo.W'911 yet1 No Nam• lt•t•ment TM lollowlng P9flOnt .,. D•UY Piiot M1y t5, 2.2, 29, Ths buSlllHS IS co~~ Name 1n \fKUlion ol llW rlOllb of
E<INArd L Ntwen The lollowlng peraon• •r• doing bullneu H : Auto Jun• 5, 1997 Th869 ·~on .. _not .... ,_,., anolht!t undef ftderll, SIMI. Ot ltt" etatemeot WU flied doing bullMll 11: Acan-Patti Pl 1000 s c I ....,strant ·-, .. -"icommoniaw (Ste Staon 14400
w•lh ltW County Cletk or thu• Gallery, 2908 E. Coast Or 1vr~ Co1ta M::: PUBLIC NOTICE ID llWICt bua..U under .. It MQ . Business and Plofnsions O·a~ County on 5·9-97 Highway, Corona d91 Mar, cA·92628 • • l!Ct'°'6s 1Ju1111es1 name CM~)
19973720485 CA 92683 Fatlt>on Hajln.bl 1000 s Flctltloua 8u•lneu namu hsll!d htllrn fillt Filtno
0:111y Pilot M1y 15, 22. 29. Timarlt Lynn Doty. 125 Cout Or •vu)e Co•~ Name l tal•m•nt SGNa> Cl.MS N:OAPO-NewpoltBtlCll-O>stlMm
Jun• 5. 1997 Theao King• Plac e, N1wpo11 Meu, CA ·92628 ' TM following P9f•on• •r• RATED. A cailotlll C01PC1f110t1: CN421224 Mly 15,22.29, .lln 6.
--------· Beach, CA 92ee3 Thi• bu•ln•H ,, con· d04ng bu•IMH H : Uvely By AaiPll Cil'M\lllld, Ala., ~ 1997 PVILIC NOTICE Thi• bu1lna11 11 con-ductad by: an lndlVlduel Concepl•. 24841 KnolJ. ~ Cunmllldl, \4cl Ala. -----------1 ducted by: 1111 Individual Have ycM, •tar1ed doing wood. Lake FOftat. CA n.s 111111Ntt wa flllCI will PUBLIC NOTICE . FlctJUo&la •u•IMH Rtgl111ant hH not y•t bu"'*9 yet? Ho 92630 lht C0ullt1 Otctl °' OwlllQI --------
Heme 8tatement begun to lr1111aact butlnffl Flrlbon. Hapn.bl Svun Llvtly-Hanun, COuni11011 MIV 1.1907. NOTICEOFTRUITEE"ISAL.Eflr:
lht following P«tonl .,. una ... lhe llct.ltlou9 bUll-nv. atalament WU m9d 2484' Knollwood. Lake r«JTU-Ths fdlout ,_.,... 140tD i.-: t40tD Qtw; t~a~:&~~~~ h:~n~ °'name• ll•ttd With the~ Q•rlc of ~~r:·· ~~.r~= '' con-~ :,_,'in~C:: =A~~~~
2002 Mlcheteon Drlvt , Tim111t L OofV r.mnu~o on a+t7 ducted by: •n lndlllldual ol ttw eou~ Oltll A,.. ftcl.. ~ 3. 1•2 UNLBS VQJ
Su·le 450. !Mnt. CA 02912 Thi• 1taltmtnt WU flltd Hrt• you 11111ed doing '<!US Bullneu "*N TN<E ACTION TO MOTECT
o.1.1d 8. Ao91, 2082 Mich-with the County Ciani of Oalfy Pilot May 8. 15, 22. butlnel• y11? YH, 6-19-92 """ bl lrl.O pnor ID lhll cs.. YM MJfitRlt, IT MAY •
11:.on Orlvt, Suite 460, Ir· Ot~ County on 4-17-97 29, 1"7 Tha.45 Su.an Uvtly·H11111tn Thi h!lng of tr.a~ doel SOLO AT APUa.IC SALE. FYOU
vine. CA 02912 1ff737t7189 PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• 1talernent WH filad not ol ilS4tll IUlhOllH lht Ult., NEED AN E)OIUNAllON Of ntE Henry Y. KataQlr1, 2082 Dilly Piiot May 1. 8, 16, with th• County Clerk Of llit ltall of a Acnout aitinesi NATURE Of THE PROCa111NG
Mlthefeon DrlY9, ~ull• 460, 22 1997 Th830 flotltl•u• Bualneaa Orange County on 4·30-97 Hime in \4oi.on ol lhl llGte Of NlAINST YOU, vou SHOl.l.O 1r~7:-~~:~~1•2• ti con· , PUBLIC NOTICE Name ataterMnt Diiiy P1to:=~~~~~. lllOllW< unoer r.oenl. 5"l'~ ~.: t;~.....: dutted by: •n unlncorpo· "'-followlng J*10n1 art JUl'le 5 1997 Th673 common llW (See StciOll 1 ~ ~ • _,. ratod auoclellon other Ftotltloua •ualMH doing bullkM .. H : Tiffany ' st MCI • Bu11ncss and Prof-· .,..... TNllll "'* 11111
11111n o pattnerahtp N•nM •t•t•m.nt Ro .. Company. 2775 Meu PUBLIC NOTICE Codtl , pu"4o9111Ddtldoftu11,_...
H.wl) you at•ried doing Th• followlng pWaon1 are VtrCS• Eu\ IW208, Coata First Fdino 02n111•1 • '""''"'""' Ne ea. bl1~1t-• ytt? YH. JuM f, doing bu•IMH a•: Mil.,• M .... CA 82428 Flotltlou• •u•lneH NewPort Beacll-Cotll.... 10~ book no. ... ~ no.~ d 1r)"1(; LENNIUM T!LCOM, 152? Tammy L. White, 2778 N•m• lt•t•m•nt CN4183M111707·MNMtt OlldllRamdllntheOflatofltll
011v1a B. Rota Monrovt•. 3fd Floor, N"' M ... Vtrd• EHi •W208. Th• fotlowtng J*IOn• .,, 8.111.22.Zil. 111117 ~ ~ of Oi-.
11111 1t1i.men1 WH nted port IJellCh CA 92863 Co.ta MHI, CA 92828 doing bu1IMH ae: WH~ Cow!1;1 Sta of c.llbnll, -
w1111 lhl County Cltrk of POS IYStiMS MANAGE· Thia buelntll 11 con· Port Chrlellan School 2120 PUBLIC NOTICE CWd ~!Wan J .._..ft!
Or11not Covnty on &-10-07 Ml!NT, INC .• (N!V.), 1527 ~~ ~ tn~~~du:olng W. Edlng•r. Santa Aria, CA *"°""Sue...,....~
tH7372U71 MontOYla, 3rd FlOOf, New-bullnffl et?No 92704 fll•1•111ZllM 1111hrllt.wlllll•......, .....
Dally Piiot May • 22, 2t, port lffch, CA taM3 Tamm i! Whit• LOUIH Page Eag1 .. 1on, FIC1Tl1DUI -'° hlllllill ....... b .... .,
Junt 5 12 1H1 Thatot Thia bu1ln1H It con-Thi• ltait.,...nt wu nt9d ~ W. B•ktr St., 1it J101, -IT&~ Clllflllr'tc:Nc* ... tUllllOf
PUBLIC NOTICI d= ~. :=-urolng with the C°'6tlty C11fk 01 Thi~ '!~':t;,';:, 92
11
28
con-The~ ~ = i::.i :-':a"'.::."'=
----------bue1MM y.r1YH,1•91 °'_,.County on &-12·87 dUC1td by: 1111 lndMdu.i clalno ~~ ZM2D S.-..S1«!d111Alwllillf .... ,........,_ihMIMM POI IYIT!MI MANAGE· tff?J7109ff Ht\19 you tlal1t0 doing~~ C.. •hMlltllhlt..._tt ..
NMM atatafMf\t MI NT, INC •• Mlltc fllafta. Otlty Piiot May 15, 22, 29, butlnMI ytt? Yff, 1990 IOl'llllllllJZ ~ ~ 1W CMo T~ fo11ow1nO ~ at• ;an, Preeldtnt June I. 1117 Th870 louflt P. l!agl"1on -..,, ~I C..W 011w W... ..... AN, CA,
doing ""8lntU •: MWC .,,. ttatMntnt wet fllad Thl9 •ta1tment WH Iliac! ...,... Limleld cOm. ............... .......
co . 110 112 Acacia A11t-. wM tM County o.ttc ot ,UBLIC NOTICI with tht Covnty Clttk of ;:.~ Plltl "11111...,...., 11¥ 1 _.., _. Corona_, Mat, CA e:zat Of.nge County on f.IM7 °'~ County on s.a.t? • _, Oald ot Tw 1n tw ,....,
M11• W. C&IW, 110 1/2 tM7372t 137 flotltS.U. 8ualMN tffn720417 ~ 91-. .._. 111 ... CD#fY w ...
A46CI• ~Colone "' Delly PMot May u. zt. n:=tetMnt D•Nv Pilot M•y ti, 22. n . ...:-~ ~ ...... In ... ~ ., ,..__ ~=~.~ '--Faltlalo, Junt I . Ht, 1897 Th890 doing bualnfft ~ ~ Junt 5,,1997 Thl78H llla COllNl'IQld _, !i'd. "":"~a:. T1ll
110 !B ~ AYI .. ~ "'ILIC NOTICI M!*,'..L. ~-... d.,.LMwiM • 'UBLIC NOTICI ~ ..... _ ~ b°' nm~-.1i-•wet:
tOl\a -W., CA aaat _,,. •7, ..... on-., ''" --· -._,,. Mii ..._ • .._ -Thi• -.uelMU I• con. n.aa.u. .......... CA 11121 flotltleutl ....... MINS "*' lbCM on ~ 11. rt ,, .... I( tlW ....._ .......
dl.lcltd t»y. a gtntrll r>M· ....... Statement KdllMn "· KlnaaltY. 900 ... ,.. St•l•llMnt 1197 n. -..._ 11,......" neratllp Tl'9 foflowtrlt f*90N we ... laM, luht-111, Co-Tht lollowlng 1)9faon• art SGNED SllW. IMSTMENTS, • .. ...,_..._ea.
Have ~ ttatt9d dolna ~ bualMM ea: The fonl del Mar, CA 12125 dolno bllllnt .. 11: Modern U.C, a Clltlomt UfMld ~ .... CA .... U11 ..... a.
bualMee )'9t? YN, $-f; Truthaeyw Mlnatr919, to3 T}ll1 bu1l~11 11 con-Media Q,oup, 3221 Min-~. By ,.,._, O. •· lllldt. IU ....,. .,.... ., ':!r .. Wlleoft Cat1et ~"· !:~ NtWPO't ~ ~ M ~"° =·· OOtla Meaa, CA *=' ....... tltd Wiii --:-: ., :,r !
Jee-. L.algh '•lttalo ...... M0cotrrnon lnterprl1H, ~~~No Matll A. Olaon. 3221 M).~ .. ~ Otflt ol 011ft01 :::,...,_ .. ~ .. ~
Thi• ..... .,,.it ... -(O~>. ~ Vl•t• I Of\lla. =~.: ... : fl .... nt~. eo.ta M•Mi ..... ~on~12.1907 ............ NII ........
NOTICE OF DIVIDED PUBLICATION
Pursuant to Sections 338L lhrough 338!5J Revenue and T~tlon Code, Notice of Power to Sell
Tax-Defaulted Property In and fof Orange County, State of Callfomla, has been divided and distributed
to vaftous ~ of ~ drwl9tk>n pOOtlahed In the OOYnty. A pot1lon of the list appears In
eect't of st.ICtl Mwtpepera.
NOTICE OF IMPENDING POWER TO SELL
TAX DEFAULTED PROPERTY
This la public notice that real property taxM and MllMITlenls on the parcels detcrl>ed beb# will have
bMn ct.faulted five Of more yeara on June 30, 1997 at 5:00 P.M. The pen:ets listed wttl become
atJbfect to the Tax Collector'• power to tell on .Jtkt 1, 1997, at 12:01 A.M. by operation of iew. The Tax
Collectot°• power IO ... wll .n. unleu the property. Is either redeemed Of n*'8 IUbject to an
lnalahent plan of r9demptlon Initiated u pnMded by '8w prior to 5:00 P.M. on June 30, 1997. The
rtght to an lnltdment plen ten'rinatM on June 30, 1997 and, ab.er that date, the entire balance dlJe
mull be paid In NI to prewnt ale of propet1Y m publlc auction. The amount In dollars and centa for
which Ndl property WM Of1glnally decteted to be tax-defaulted la Mt f0f1h opposHe Ila part* number
end doM not lndudt the addltionel penatttM and feea which have accrued llnoe the dale of tax-default
end more,recent luff 1hat may~ be delinquent. Once the power lo NII has ariMn, the right of
redemption tennlnal• .. 5:00 P.M. on the lut bualnffa day pftor to .. by the Tax CoHector.
NA lnfonnatlon concemlng redemption or lhe Initiation of an Installment plan of redemption will be·
fumllhed, upon request, by John M. W. Mooc1ach, Orange County Treasurer· Tax Collector, 12 CMc
Center Piaza, Room G-58. Santa Ana, CA 92702 (714) 834-3411.
I certify Under penalty of pe~ury, that the foregoing la true and correct.
le/John M. w. llooftach
Orange County Treuutef·Tax Collector
Executed at Orange County, Santa Ana, Callfoma on May 7, 1997
PARCEL NUMBERING SYSTEM EXPLANATION
The AIM1aor'a Paroet Numbef (APN) wt*1 UMd IO dHct1be property In this list, refera to 1he
HMllOf'a map book, the map page, the bloctc on the map. If apptlcable, and Individual
pel'Cll on the m.p pege °' In the btock. A petcet number for example "044-383-05• would mean book
44of1ht lllHIOf'I mlpe, bb:« 383 (l"NIP pege 38, btock 3) and parcel 6 within that bloc:t. The mapa
f9ferred to are avallable fof lnlpectlon In the office of the AsMaaor, 12 Civic Cent8f Plaza Room 142 Santa Ana. • •
All pn>perty la In the Township South and Range Weat of San Bamardlno Base and Meridian. The real
property that la the lubjeoC of this notice It aituated In the County of Orange, State of Cafffomla, and Is
deacl1bed .. folk>ws:
,.AOPIATY TAX-
Dl!PAULTeD IN T.-
YIAA 1111 FOR THe
TAXl8, MIU•
Mlffn AND OTHIR
CHA"QH ()II THI
flllCAt. VIAR 1111«1
HOMO • AP 047-110-
24, t$t3t.05. THIRTI·
eTH STNIT PNIT •
N!MHtP. n11 NEW· ~ ....
N0.4"41 • AP 041·110-
tl, •146 21. nM'TI·
!TH STREET PART·
NlA9HIP, 2121 NEW·
'°"'"' HO 442 • Al' 9)2.at-
211, tnlt.62,~.
A. a MMN.JI CT. UNIT
171
N0.443 • ,.,. ....
047, 1197.14. YON
.W:tol., GAATH. 12
IAHDn.OWSR CT,
UMT-47
N0.447 ·AP 141·382·
01, '45189.34, LESLIE,
SIU. R. 2l50 HARBOR
Bl
N0.448 ·AP A12-051 •
33, $843.37, SADEGHI,
AZAM, 3481 SANTA
Cl.A.RAC!
N0.449 ·AP 418-0e2·
19, '2001.52. HAJAZJ.
SAMIA ADEL. 3047
VUKONAV
NOM1 ·AP 428-018-
04. '2044..22,
8UACttell. OUl!N•
TM 0, 347 I! 11TH ST.
UNfTC
N0.462 • AP 13Me.
Ole. (FOAMEALV 42:2·
~71·21), '2439.U,
REESE, OREOOAY H.
7MJOAHN8T
N0.413 • AP .....,_
otO, '2t4t.OO, VON
AIEDl. OM'rl1, 711 W
11TH ST. UNIT IO
N0.454 • N'....,..
091, '2079.21, VON
Al!Of.I. QARTH, 7t1 W
17TH 8T, UHITtt
~.458 • AP 453-14t-o1, St289 19, IRVINE
COMPANY, 8 BANYAN
TREELH
N0.461 ·AP 530-031·
25, S2038.M, MC CAM·
MOH. STEVEN GREO,
2S DELAMESA EAST
N0.44!0 -AP 530-081 •
43, (FORMERLY 630-
091-43.!IOtO I .5020).
t1500.N . ULLMAN, econ"· 11 EHTRADA !AST
N0.4'1 • AP 1581-G27·
22, 12431.14, JONES,
JERRY M, 12 BEN·
NtNOTON
NOC ·Al'l32*
744, 11215.90, LEE,
DONO 90,E'T Al. M2'\
MOHAOE. UNIT 240
N0.463 • AP 13M~ oea. *3120.12. l<AAIMI.
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PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
flfOTIC£ Of TRUITIFS ~of Oreftfl County, tlon .. TrUltM, 5 Hutton U> AVENUE ~ O'llS ltl(e, h IAL£ Truet" Sele No 87· Cellf.omlt. PAJICIL ~ Alt Cencte Of~. ~t 1050 DEL MAit CA The UJICN( IG>Jm~NST Y YOU ~· 11'1 <*w '* ncash wwved nouce or con-YOU /IM W DB'NJL T ~ OI .....
&0630 Tldll Ord9r No. UndMded 1/'4th lntw.t in s.u Nw.. CA 12707, Tel•· Tru .... disdaime LA ~'Afl 199~ .,. rrus..e ~ Hf'lled ,0 the propoeed UHDEJlt A DB!D Oii' ,.,..,. ....., ... $400ft 5taZ d
3102510 """enc. No. tl'dtoAITNt,.,_,oflot phone Number: (71•1432· lorenyincomict ~ il1I 12. lherSSUanceollh6 action.I The ind.,,en-DATm ~1110.FNneillCodlWld
01071"48f Al'N. No. 932· 1 of T'9c:i No. 7t95 ., 7715 EXT 221. Iv: StlPM-the au..c lddleu • ruSll!le Deed 111jj kinds dant edm1nlstt1t1on UNLOS1lbUtAklACI& 110 do bl...-In,_-. :!~,?~ .. ~O:ODJF ~a:'1c~2. ~~= ~1.!t.~.:TnnJ:~1~' eommondealgnation ilS ~~ ~.l; ;rorav:=..io,,h ~!'::ty.~ill~~tt:~:: ~'re'~' a..vVO:~-:'"' ..= ,:W:
TNJST DATm 09118191 . 15 of Moe~ Mepe, tff28395 PUB: 05115197 rrv. ~ ::e1~n:; IOtat Trusaee Of ~NS'. ~1ht Tllisl ! pe,.on flit• en obfectJon SOU> AT A P'laJC IAL2. IF,,., wlHdd ,. ....,.
lH..ESS YOU TAK£ ACTION "-cord1 of Seid Ortnte 05122197,05/29197 at Ille obllgatJon M-IO ~Deed of ~ F 'o the petition end !.,~ ....... _,NEED -THE~~~~ Ulllllw
TO PROTECT YOUR PAOP· County, Shown end <>-fined ---------Id by lhe ~ t Jennie som ehowe good c-uet why ~-·....,.. ......-,_,. -..
EATY. rr MAY IE &OLD AT " Common Ar~ on Thet PUBLIC NOTIC.E ~ ind r•sonable °..t,. ~11~1 ~ met*> n 1ht court ehould not NATIJRE °" TH!" ...._ • • n111111r
A PU8UC SALE fli YOU Ctttaln CondominMn fllan ed Q>lll expenut and t §(): of ~~1 ) · gfl(lt the eulhority. ~ AGAINST rWa. Seid ...... bl rNdl NEB> AH E>Cfl.ANAllON OF Recotdad 0C-. 4, 11J7.l In NOTICE YOU ARE IN OE advancet 94 '111e time o1 1111 11 !tie • 1997 A HEARING on the YOU. YOU IHOUlD tu ~ ~
nl petition will be held on COHfACT A t.AWYa. ~. ..,_ "'
CEEDINGS AGAiNST YOU. Official fttcotdl of °'anti TRUST DATED 12124/90 ,.., i s· 2 .... 3" 5 , • J 19 1917 t 1 ·'"5 NOTICE Of& TfltUSTB!'S ~ ..... ll YOU SHOU\.D CONTACT A Ccuny, c.tlfomia. 'UCll UNlfSS YOV TN<.f M:.· ice~ uie s· 0 "· "4 4 In I( auction "' ~ !Y e unt ' e .... SALE UNDl!R DEED Oii' ~ to ..-fy
LAwvtfl. On .U. 5, 1997. 3: All Th1t Ponlon of Lot 1 T10N TO PROTECT YOUR ='~ CM~~ T~ :st= b cash, Iii C K' , p .M. in 0:-t· 703 locet-TRUST L.oen t; i!ldolt9dlw ._._. ti, wd
It 11 :00 AM. ,..0 ...... of TrKt No. 7891, u Shown PROPERTY. IT MAY BE df'woNn ........,.on 11 ..... ~ !.c,:..."':"...': W°' lhe United I ed •l 3 1 The City 11n .. 1ewrown. Jf. othll' ,,._Deed, ----.......... ForedotweCorpar9tlon11 on1M1pRecordldln8ooksOlOATPVBUCSALE IP -..,.._..,.._ .Al northfronlen-meraal e rroany Drive Orenge CA21·1'*"21 TA #;Mt\ lnlel...a • pnMdld
the duly appointed Truit" 3f?2. P1gee 14 end Hi of YOO NEED AN EXPLANA-bll~k, • ,:::. dr:r by e ~ ~· ~!'.!L~~ D8A F com. 92688. CCM048812 A.P t; 1111...,_llwwl end ,_ ::r*T=.~=~O.~ ~':!:1":r'9s.~1P(>,..: ~OF THEP~:5i~~ :,e c~ ~'by 11
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09/28191 81 Document No. Cow11y, Shown ind Dtflnld AGAINST YOU YOU ~I eevlngs and loen ~~·\o ~now ~ \Jsed ~-_ petition, you ehould eompany, • IMMI. or~ thereon• pnMled in 91 ·5243818oolt ~Page ·· 11Ger9GIPwtlng~aca1GsliOULD CONTACT Ac._., __ 11on •• u~ IV"' ·re>eed ll\lst!io .0 . 05129197. appear at the hearlnaeooc•a«· .,,,..., oruidNatia.Jw.ctwgealllld
of Oftk:ill Record• In the 1 ·,3 on lhtt ~ Condo-LAWYER T .s_. ,.1oaa..R25 ..='ified <j,. .,~~•5102bllnlc lhe " property ,~ in 7 and 1tete your objec-•alAIUd INll9a ~ lo ...-al ltw.,.... end
Office of the Recotder of "**"" """ Aecofdld Octo-NOTICE · ,... r• ST"'rs -.--.-· ...... ""' --" ~ .. A 82960 tlon1 or file wrlnen-lht Deed cl TNlll ~ by w..a Ct..ied by aid Deed ,... .. ur-E r--· ,._.,f · ber 4 1912 In Boole 10358 .......-nU ~ the Financial Cod9 and ....., '".' .. ..., 11 ~ bJ 'b I h h 1• • ._ ... T·... W ........,_. __. .. ., ....., °""' • • SALE UNDER DEED OF as~ •'L ..,.. PUBLIC NOTICE o ect1 n1 w t t e James M. Brown.""~ a_.,,..... ·-· • -...,.._'II eucuted by· iJwAN o' "-lie 7815 of Oftk:l1I Records 1uthonzed lo do bul.1..-1 In w:·5· T 1 court btfora the hear· """ Reoordad on 1213111990 called 1 dltJI end PENDLETON. AND JOHN oiOrangaCounrv. C.t1tornia. TJ'UST ~ice le here . this state lnthe-Wtendet I . RA r---------ing. Your eppeatenct aelnsltumenlNo.~of'lnbmllllon -oCcMi will be
RAYMOND MC COWAN The pr~rty her1tofo11 de· ~~~Ol..IOA~ other than cnh is ecceped, 0 2 street tress CNSt4l2lH may be In person or by Ofl'icilll Rec:ordl II the ofllce al 1.-.d for hill purpoM llilMd: AND DOUGLAS DUNCAN ec:nbld 11 t.rig eold •as 11•. the Trull• mll'f withhold the !ll'lCf ¢.let common nel-NOTICE Of your ettorney. lhl Courtly Reoordar d 0..-. 0511111197 Standard TNat
MC CCNIAN. ro-musrees n. 111tttt tdrhu and other P. N«. U.C aa trust•. or iuuance °' the TNSIM'• llOn, ~!tie re PIOP-PEI lllON TO IF YOU ARE A Coi.ny, Callfamm, lll1d o..ci Setvic:• Compmny, u
OF THE RICHARD W. AND corrrnon destgnlUon, if any. t('UStM, °' substi· Died untd funds become ertY. • ~ 1$, P\11" ADll8aST'ER CREDITOR or • contin-pc.nuanl to IN Natice ol leid Truttee 2IOO Stanwel
ULUAN . D. PENDLETON of the ,.., property dncribed uled INstM purauent 10 the avallablt to lhe P9Y" Of " ~ '8e;~ Lit EST A TE Of: ~ent creditor of the Oefa&ll end 6ec::tion lo Sell Drive, SUltt 200 COnawd. TRUSTDATEDOCTOBER1 1bov1 11 PIKP«ted to be: ol Trust eucutld ~aemett•atrloht. . ~'""!'t""' · CA f hnunder reoordedM520 (510) IDl-n.2. .... 1973 AHJ LAST AMENDED 6011.JX)PAS« DRIVE. I.HT P. BUTLER A MAR Said Ult Wiii bl ,,,.., but "'-'-ms an ~~ A• I MORE s. ICHHO, you must ii• . _,.
Sr:lll'PrMBER 28 1987 II '7A. NEWPORT BEACH, CA RIED WOMAH AS HER thou! COYltll/lt °'warranty, ~....--iny of JUI any AARON AJCA Al your claim with the 02/3411997 • lnlln.llW1I ND. Donne Fitton Aallstar1t ...-'"' • SOL£ & S"PARATE PROP SS S11eet a a..,,,.. court and mail• copy to 19970070083 cl aid Ollml S.CretMy RSVP 11111 Tn..tor, ~ FU>ERAl 92663. The under11gned r . expflA °' implied regarding teSS and olher common CASE NO-A187 .... 7 the personal repreeenta-Recorm. WLL SEU. on 0511"'7, OllfZl/f7, Ol5o'2Wl7 SAVWGS •LOAN ASSOC!· TruetM ~ etfV i.tiility ERTY and recorded on htlt, pouesslon or enc:um-designation, If any, shown • -ed b h OllOSl1"7, N. the ennnct to ATION •8enefiderv WLL foranv1ncorrectne11of the 12131/90 as INST• 90-brancn to ublfy the i herein The ~I Benefiel-To ell hetre, bentfi· uve •PP01".'t . Y t • theOrengeatyHlll.300~ _________ 1 SEU AT PUBUC AuCrlON ltrHt addr11s 1nd other 22 and re-recorded on deblednft.. Meured by Slid ~ undel=lhe Deed ol Trust cienH, craditore, con-court within four cnapm.n Avenue. C>rlnge. TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER c:orrmoo deeignatlon, if any. 8192 a INSTI 92 Died, advlnca ltlttMinder. has and dehet:ed IO tingent creditors, end mol)tt)e fr~m the data CA et 10-00 A.M. AT PU8UC
FOR CASH lpeylblt et time lho'Nl'I herein. Slid Hie will 2n861 ol Ofric11I Records in h int«eet II prCMded ~fau IU~ a~ [)eda.< .acion of pereon• who may other· of firtt iesuei:ice ~f AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST
o. f ,.,. in l1wful money of bl nwdl, but without cove· the oft'ice at the Coumy Re-therein, and the unpaid prin· ~~ •11~ tR: ~ru5:' wi11 be intertlted in lette.rs 11 provided rn BIOOER FOR CASH ~ OBITUARY 888
the Uni1ed S11tn. by caah Nnt Of wwrantv. IXPfUsed der °' ORANGE County. cipal of the note uc:ured and a Notice 0 taul aoo the will or eetate, or aection 9100 of the at lhe tme al sm. in lawfUI iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
• c11hier'1 chtc:lc drawn by or lmpli1d. regarding tltle. ilforma and pureuanl lo aald deed with fntefnt m· to Sell. llltiic:h re-both. of: ALLMORE s. Cellforf?i• Probate c~·· moneralthl Unillld Stma)... BODAMER 1 •t•te or netlonel banlt 1 poeeeulon. or 1neum· Nohe• °' Oe<autt and thereon H provided in .. Id on Febru¥Y 10. 1997 AARON AKA AL AAR· Th~ um~ for ftli!'g ~ lltle and ~ ~
check drawn by• •t1t1' °' branc11. to PIV the remain-Eleetlon lo Sell tnereunder Note, f... charges ind 1$ ~I 19970063224 ON clerm• wtll !'lot e>ep1te lo and nowhMd by• undlf Mid Robtr1 T. end Svlvte
federal credit union. °' 1 Ing Pfine1pal 1um of the recorded on 12/30/96 H expen-of the trvet .. and of IR~. Said sale A PETITION hH before four . month• Deed cl TNll in !hi prop.rv Mr Bodamer died
OIJTDDT
TRAUTWEIN : ~
Payj~ •
of Redding, CA, • IO
year resident of 1
Orange Coun1y. •
PHSed eway ~ 7 .
t997, et the age of IO.
Ht we. bOm N~
ber 13, 1916 .,.. Ate.
dte, Kanses.
Mr. Trautw.ln WU •
Merine Contrector.
Owner end Operatoc
ol TreutweJn Blothen
Waterfronl Conettvc·
tlon In Newport
Beach, CA. He con-
11ructec;t many -•t
coast proJects lf'IClud-
ing Dene Point, Ven-
tura and King Harbor
Martnae. As well as
Iha construction of
Unde lele.
He la survived by
daughter Sue Boeck-
man of Redding, CA;
eon Cheri•• J .
Trautwein of Redding,
CA: Brothers Fred
Trautwein of Twin
Falls . 10; Ftey
Trautwein of Palm
Springs . CA: five
grandchildren and
seven greet· grandchildren.
Ser.1tces will be htfd
Saturday. Mey 24',
1997 at 3:00 pm 111
Harbor Lawn Mount
Ohve Memorial Parle In
Costa Mesa, CA.
check driwn by 1 •tilt °' not1l1l Mand by 11id Deed INST J 19960e56533 of said ot the trusts created bV &aid wiM be made, ~I cove-been filed by EILEEN frorri the heanng dat• ls11uated In said Ccu1IV and May 16, t 997 from
fldwel Mvino• and lotn 11• of Truet. with interest .OfrlCial Records. will Sell on Deed of Trull. O..ed. nant Of' wamlllJ.. e~ AARON in the Superior noticed above. Slate hereinafter~· Aa compllcatlons o l a ---------
eocittion, tevingltllocil· ttweon,11providedin111d06i05J97 at 1:30 PM. ATOllOtlt7 COHIOUDA n;· ·~t'°rrig title, Court of California YOU MAY EXAM·1mor1 tultf dllcnbed on said heart attack. Sylvia,
tlon, ~ u...i....1 b·-i.1pec1. notal1I. 1dv1neea, if any, THE NORTH FRONT EN· RECONVEYAHCE COM · Iv theore .cumblanees. C f O ' INE the file kept by the '"--" d T--' ........_ -his wife of 63 years,
f11d I; eect'io":i 5 i'0'2 ot the under the temw of the Deed TRANCE TO THE COUNTY PANY, I.LC 24011 Venlu secuf~ by sa:'~~ ou~iyE 0 PeT~~P~N re· court. If you are 11 per-~ ~-* ~ passed away on May
Anenc:lel Code ind eutho· of Truat, 11tim1ted fees. COURTHOUSE, 700 CIVIC Blvd.. Second Floor Cal• vances 11\efeunder y,,'jh in· quHt• that EILEEN eon intereeted In the nation, it fllYi, d the ,_, 20, 1997 from pneu-
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rli.ed to do busln111 in thie chergn Ind expenses of the CENTER DRIVE Wl:ST. sas, CA 91302 (111) 116-terest as?IVK!ed therein AARON be 1ppoint1d e1 estete, you may file dellcribld eboYe is monta. They both re-
1t1tt). At: IN THE QUAD Tru1t11 1nd of the trustl SANTA ANA. CA at public 1430 By: Tel A/ail/me Tflll· and. the 11.n pnnapal sum peraonel repreHntatlve with the court 11 formal to be: 1'1""' Meu sided ln Corona del AREA OF THE crrv HAU. OF cre1tld by Hid Deed of auctioo, to the highest bidder ,.. Sele omc.r Aut/lorlz of $164,6 .42 of the nole R f s · 1 onv Costa Mesa. CA 12626 Mar and are survived ..... c--BU.ENA PARK CIVIC CEN· Tiust, to-wn: t427,441.7 ot cash (payable at the time Slonor LPP 17288 05/15, r;ed by Said dee<! .with to edmlnlster the estate ·~ueet or pecie e, by the" three childre n. r.. _.._ ,.._ ..
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TEA AT 8G50 BEACH &t.imated. Acx:rued interest sale in lawful money of the o5i22 & 05/29197 tereM thereOn as 1>'9~ of the decedent. Notice of the filing of 11n ~ . TNSIM G er a Id . Thom as M•MOIUAL MM BLVD. BUENA PARK CA. end additional adv1neea, It United States,) all right, 11111. . said N9te. pk.ls an· addi. THE PETITION re· inventory and appraisal ""i llabililv lot anv Sharon Serele and
• ell rioht. title Ind ln't.,llt wry, wil lncrs111 thi• figure nd interest, conveyed 10 and PUBLIC NOTICE w~~S_li~ad amou~nt of quests euthority to of estate assets or of ~ cl the propel1V two grand·daughters. '6~ape1ete7 c~ ~to end now hlld by prior to eele. The blneflCilfV now held by ii under said • .00 ,..,. 1 ,L uo-f edminiater the eetete any petition or accoun1 ~and itc:Jh« CO:: 0 -,
it ur)dlt I.id Deed of Truet In under Hid Deed of Trust Deed of Trust in the propeny NOTICE OF ~USTE£'S Ter ... andterms~ ':...,., ando under the Independent .. providld In aecuon . any, w~~est,o s~~~ce~·~~~ 3500 Pacific vi.w OrW9
the propsty eituet• etofcn eMC:uted end dll· · ated in said County and SALE UNI[ EEO Of ru._ of· ·~~s Admini1tration of E•· 1250 of the Gelifornie 1= .!:::'c1~ ~ 6 Newport Buch
Cal.ny, Cllfoma dllcrlbing lrvenld to the IJ!ldlf1igned a State and descnbed 11 ro1-76T :U T --1 ~~ ~'f. Mll be 1!~ . ..1 tates i'tct.....,.,,th "fimited Probete Cod•: ·A ~·-ed by the propertylO'bi a burial at se wJll t?.e sa::2700
the lend ttweln· EXHlllT A wrinen Dedlf'ltlOn of Defl\it 1owe· AS MORE FULL y ; 27 ~~i1,: toward 'tne IOl3I ~ authority. (Thie euthori· queet for Sp~cral Nouce ·::"~ reaonable ..wnased private ·-------·
PARCEl 1: All Th1t Poruon end DenW1d for Sa. le, ind a DESCRIBED ON SAID T.1-~ ~.97 936-17. at !tie lime of ~le. In addition ty will allow the pereon-form 11 available from costs and lldvanc:es In lieu of llowers. the PIERCE lll811IEM
of Lot 1 of Tt"Kt No. 7895 11 wntten NotJC9 of Default and DEED OF TRUST APN · RAi IO cash. ~ TiuSlee wil ac-al repreeentetive to take the court clerk. ""' rite~ d the ntlal family asks lhat any
Shown on 1 M.p Recorded Elec:tlon to Sell .. The under· "475-052-08 TRUSTEE IS B AR IN :FAULT ~~ oepe a Cashier's ptleck d~ many actions w ithout Aaamey far P.llOar~ • ~cl lhl Notice cl Sale< donauons be sent 10 IEU BROADWAY Iii Book 302. P1g11 '' end llO'*f C8UHd nid Notice of SELLING PROPERTY "AS A El Of TRU Oil a stale Of' nalional bank. a obtaining coun approv• ~ a..w.. ~ 15• S196.785M 1n add*lrl lhe American Heart Mortuary * C'""" ........
15 of Miacellaneoui M•P•. D1f1u1t end Election to Sell IS, WHERE IS-1 NOTE ATED J y 13 11· ~drawn by. a state or al. Before taking certain Wl111-• a. a..w.. ~ 111e Trume ¥M llOOllfll _A_s_so_c_i_a•_•o;...n..;..____ Cre~atio~-t"""
Records of Sajd Orange to bl recorded in the county ECURED BY 3 DEEDS OF ~SS Y TAKE A TION check ~llb umon or a very important eetlons, ~ ...___ Pn ~s cf*" ~ on
County, Shown end Defined where the reel property is UST The street address P TECT OU federal ..,..,,,,,,5 U ~ or however. the pereonel -·-,. stale or national i.lk. a 11 O Broadway u Unit 7-A on That C.rt1ln toc.tld end more than uvee nd olher common designa· OPERl . IT MA -B _ .• .,, as-repreHntetive will be Emt. Stl. 1100 a-by a Slate or Costa Mesa
Condon*""'1I Aen Recorded months hav1 elap11d 111ic::1 IOll 1f any ot the real prop-SOl~'T A PUB~I · · soaatlQO,s~ ~ required to give notice Lm ~CA cr9dll union or a c:hedc
October '· 1972 in Book euch ttcord1tion. ProfH· e1ti desenbed above 1$ PIH· ~ti ~EQJ ~.ful/E ~fo2oT1t1e Finanoal to interetted persons 90097~113 by a st3'e or federal 842"9190
t0358. Pege 785 of Offlclal llonel ForedoeweCoq>«•· ported to be: 4839 FAIR· Of E PR · ~ and authonzed to do unleu they heve 06/22, 06/23. 05/29 and loan -wa11,
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ttOOMS 2706 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT DOMESTICS 5540 WANTED 601"' COST& MESA 8124 -·usrolTATION
lililiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiilOPPOl.TUNITY 2920 5530 SSJO liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TO BUY • &NUI
"'""" Avl 2br 2.5~ 2904 •urop .. n Perfeollonlal liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil aatlaun 7arn
Condo. Nwpt North. KUtene for Adoption ADVl!RTISINQ Legal Secretary Houaecle•nlng Old Coln• Gold Sllve< 1 2 ' 8 •1c 0 A 1 um ---------
Pool, gvm. kit prlv. S.A. Animal Sheller DI I Worker'• Comp/Crimi· Exp'd • Xlnt Rel'• Franklin Mint. Sterling boat-t·71/2 outboard, SAD. BOATS 7014
. 1375. 714-720.14190 $HUGE PROFITS$ 1•02 No. Grand A"•· I ipkaytl n.al. 3·5vr• •"p••. Bl· Own Trana • Bonded 600cc Honda Shadow, v '" Te emar • ng " -Weekends Also Av11il Old watches 6 Jewelry s q u a r • o a n c • iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Phone C11td Routes •714-558·7022¥ Wiii make qualltv , lingual pref. NB area. Free Est 241·1914 Westcoast Coln 842·~48 drHtH & petticoat•, tO' Hobie, complete,
$2000/Wk. Pot. sale• calls over th• •Call Wanda at • t bl 11 d 1 50 VACATION 800.700.7177 telephone 10 new and 818·786-5432 •NANNY needed ror Top Doll•r• P •ld 8 • nene, Hgner RHdy to go, s5 ·or
OY:NTALS 2722 24hre THEATER exlsllng advertlaere. 714·788-1664 evee. 18mo.old. 3·dava per For Records. Jazz, label clothing, aewlng offer. Hatry 845-3544
f..... k E 1 kl & mach w/vardage & d 11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CASTING 2921 An1wer Incoming calla w . ng ape a ng Soun Ir a o k •' etc. trim, potted plante. 2 Pereon L•n •• or $Luok~ Lotto Num·1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and solicit new buel· LIFEGUARDS own tran1. Rel'• Req. Call Mike 645-7505. 2010 Sw•n Dr Complete. $550. or 8a'Jfront Hm Nr Bal bereS Breakthrough 1• neu through proac· summer poeltlons. CDM 714·760.36861 _ _,....,..-.,,,,.,,,......-__.--otter Harry e.45-3544
Fun Zone. 1 br + California Lottary high New People Needed uve telephone can· •248·SU80• N•nnr/H••k•eper PT •WANTED• Teak ---------t 22,. BOAT ON
steeping loft, 1ba, fp, tech computer Hanl· No exp nee. Model• & vasslng and reeearch-Ret•ll ffurn S•I•• L/O, M /F In N.B . wood to finish boat NEWPORT MOORING
tmmaculalel 6/19·29, cap book reveal• Hot Actors. TV/Fiim . Ing competitive pub· A 1 S 1 2 Toddlers. n/s , 875·9109 BEACH 1 N t H b r $2500. 714--673·1943 Number picks. O.ln 1·213·852·1888 ggressve, a ary + 6169 n ewpor ar 0
bllcatlons. Comm + Benefits CADL.. Fluent English. sg,900 714·855·9237 l.•k• Front Vacation the competitive edge. •Summer Model• •Must work well 476-8363 Kim Alen. Rel'• req. 845·3223•---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 71 4-580 8226 pager
Homes In beaut.north 1•888·BEAT·LOTTO •S•arch'97• under deadll11e pres, FREETOYOU6022 Newport Ba'/tront or •
Idaho. Wkl'J rates, all (888·232·8568) We need kldsl Clean sure Ret•ll Salea position al l••••••••I E•t•t• Moving Salel ---------:tmen. 208·773·8556 DREAM INCOM E cut children & teens •excellent oral and Out of Santa Fe lurn, wicker rattan, SPEED &
N .B. Oce•ntront Eern 5259/sale . fo)" print, commerclals, written communlcatton Outpost{Klosk et MERCHANDISE FR I! e china, silver. cry1tal, Sl(l BOATS 7016 High demand break· movies. Thi• week sklll1 Fashion Island. PT LASER VISION patio furn, 1amp1, ,
2bd, gar, tndry, $900/ thru' environmental onl'JI •980·7882• •Minimum one·vear wagea hourly+comm. S E M I N A R tools, clothing, lln•n•.
wk, Summer Rental d t E 11 newspaper sale• ex· Call Susanna Wiiken: Hosted by Board books, kitchen, babv SEADOO QT 3·Seater. Avalt 7/5·7/12 & 7/19· pro uc · aay se · 1---------•4A ..... 3 F 11 t 1 I 1 800. perlence v ........... ANTIQU.ES 6010 Certified Eys Speclallst Items ••• etc I 11 New elec. starter. New 7126· 1•81 8·355-0885. 9~9•95~~ n ~~.638138. LOST & "Abllltv to think era· Sal•• Clerk • PfT 0-r. Richard A. Weiss. Frl•Sat 813o-4 carba., w/bch cart.
•Ranch Near YoHmlte FOUND 2925 atlvely and work In a Hotel Gitt Shop J•panese Swords May 27, 6:30·8:00 pm no e•rl'I bird• $1500 548·3772
From Spielberg Movie. Exclualve Productai iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii team en'1lronment Evenings. Exp prel'd WWII or Other at Beckman Laser 211 2 E. Balboa Bl---------
Riding, fishing, camping. Men must have ... FOUND CAT L 1 •Detail oriented $6.00 hr S49-0300 714494•1731 Institute at U.C.I. End of Bal Penln. UllD'NE SLIPS Featured In LA Times. Women can't do with· rg ma e •self motivated and Dr. Weiss wlll speak n~
Brochure 310·546·3792 out. We got them. white & grey w/atrlped goal oriented SALES about astigmatic cor· first Annual DOCKS 7022 No one else doesl tale. W. 18th St, CM. •pc knowledgeable The growing Dally recllon and all levels
Cell FREE 24 hour-1 ___ 5_4_8_·_1_3_7_8__ Salary plus commls· Piiot advertising team Top Dollar Paid! of near-sightedness Corona del Mar
RENTALS TO
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Information line LOST, Girts Frames slon. Excellent benefit seek• an outside From 1800·1960. and far·alghtednesa. "WllAU!OPAIAl.F
1·888·599·7904 Mulll·Colored with package Including sales representative In 1 pc to entire estate. R.S.V.P. 720·1400
corrective Lenses. 401k plan. Physical/ the Ratall Advertising Paintings, china, Ben(/idflg
C.M.Area. Rewardll drug screening re· Department. Experl· glsware, furn, etc. TH! .Mt!RICAN
2 724
Balboa Penn Master MONEY 714-549·8253 quired. EOE. . ence preferred, but 40Yr NB Res 673·6223 SPORTING CANCl!R SOC1ETY
Bdrm w/garage. $500 TO LOAN 2914 Fax resume to Dis· wlll train. Applicant =========~ Pre. led b
Full amen. D·647·7991 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -8-EAL--T-H_&____ plav Advertising, Attn: should be energetic, GOODS 6065 THE :UDn '"'""'~U
Eves-675-9382. Lynn Esola at (714) motivated and a sell liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii """u
Avoid BenkruptC'/ FITNESS 3000 650-4802 or mall re· starter. Salary plus lft~T NW"&<. Ni.~ JON DOUGLAS Beautiful, • H .B. 3Br
2.5Ba Lg kit, hi cell,
Berber crpt, Ip, patio.
w/d. pool/spa, prkng.
Free Debt Consollda· 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii eume to Dlsplay Ad· commission. Xlnt ben· ~• ~ ......, L•ser rowtng shell REAL ESTATE COMPANY tlon Apptlcallon with I• vertlslng, 330 W, Bay ellt pkg. Drug screen· Anli..ues lo '5CA Mode.-n Fantastic shape. New NEWPORt BEACH OFFtct
Service 800-873-8207 Dl•b•tlcs Save money Street. Costa Mesa, Ing/physical required. "" canvas/oara. $850.
on supplies. Medicare CA 92627 EOE. send resume to • Est l.agllll dealers buy: 552·9250 Dare: Saturday
Fi~.y·~~ vg~. ~~~ l~~~:·---B-A_H_Q_U_E_T___ ~Yi~. ~~°ria·w:"D:~~ ~!!"·peilli9· . New Lll•C'JCI• 8500 11 Ma7 Y24t '1997
Mention ASCA02. Call COORDINATOR Street, Costa Mesa, ..... -•• dlila,pollely. Barely used $250. me: am· pm
$525. Erin, 497-4485 ---------
C.M . 1/2 House $700. MORTGAGES &
Or 1Br $450. Cat ok. TD 'S 2918
W /2 happy crea live iii. iii• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1·800·748·1882 for Italian Restaura.nt CA 92627 or fax to old COSl\llW or fine 721 ·8889 Where:CaUfornla State
In Newport. 673·9500 (714) 650-4802. For =·bronzes, Ml., Bank BuUdlng peoptet Call 631·2111 ••••••••• Purch 100% Fix 125% .CdM lov•l'J rm share We Buy Notes, All ERSONALS bath. lg kit, sundeck, Cr&dit Considered P
"1/d, fem n/smk. Aval FINNEY BROKERAGE --------· now. $435. 721-9548 714 673-7480 Uc.1976 c"' Huge br/$650 Or 2 l-S-E_E_KI_N_G ____ _
lg idrms/$650 Exec hme ••••••••• to rels/lse. Cat ok. WOMEN _au•~Vpr.(I: s31.2111 ANNOU~CEMENTS 3004
·e·11de cM:--srvnn1 Handsome--.rforney
spacious townhome, Seeks very attractive
1 lrg bdrm. female T sllm whl female 26·34
prel. S445. Avl 6-1 ANNOUNCEMEN S for dating.• 360-4947
BOAT RENTALS Interview, call (714) ~Zcu. (upperpaf\lnglot)
Dock Assistant 5744238· 2101 E. P.C.H For fast growing ---S ..... A ..... L_E_S ___ :=-~ GARAGE SALES COronaddAbr
Newport Beach Boat · Local weekly news· Rental locatlon. Week· paper seeks Inside •Estate sales oonducted
ends req'd. Apptv In sales representative. •Immediate cash
person before noon to Must possess stro.ng ~ 714-249-3711 .. 2001 W. Coast Hwy NB phone sales abllllles, • 11
ALBOA
ISLAND 6106 ,C an't Find Work? be dependat:lle, · tearo
You can't be looking oriented, and a se1tl-------;__-lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
starter who Is able to s t 8 2 A i 1 too hardl WANTED 15 work well under dead· APPLIANCES 6011 a • · nt que g ass,
Do111flnuts IJ O;ltt
HCll Dogs. St;/t Orlnh IJ Morel
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CANCER SocrETV
•FURNITURE
•HOUSEWARES
• COLLECTIBLf.S peoplo to lill various tines. One year sales iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii frames, 4-dr oak Ice positions from ware· box, hsewares, tovs. house to manage-experience preferred. Kenmore Washer, gas Ethan Allen Curio,
HB 2 Rooms Avail. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii' .. •••••••• ment. No experience Excellent benefit dryer, white $120/ea. ctths, jewtery, w/d .
Mike 714·722-6997 2920 • ANTIQUf.S
45' off-shore Mooring
N. Bavfront, Bal Isl. &
Classic· 24' Monterev
Tugboat. $19,500.
Brad, 875·0777
Dock Lido lele up to
65ft sallboat, narrow
beam pref'd 673-7677
AUTOMOBILES
BMW
'90 3251C Red Conv.
Loaded! All pwr, 5spd
alarm. cd, alloy whls,
air bags, 79K. Low
. Bluebook Must Sell!
$14,000. 673·4282
'94 7401 Blk/btk.
Like new. f6" chrome
wheels . $33,900.
842·8239 -
1990 BWW 3251
4-Dr, 5-spd. Bronze/
Tan Leather Interior.
Looks & Runs Greatl
Loaded. ABS. Driver
Air Bag. New brakes,
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(714) 642·5678
330 W. Bay St.
Cosio Mesa CA 92627
June 7, 1997
Forlnfo: ~ 644-ll~br~
•• necessary. Call Now, package. M/F/DN. Fridge White $95. 117 MARINE AVE Brookhurst/Hamlllon Books and Ch•rt• EMPLOY"'.ENT Brent (714)891·5784. Drug screenlng/physl· Small gas stove white Pool, tennis, Ref's req. N d d 11 0 !Yl cal required
• JEWELRV
•CLOTHING
•SPORTS ITEMS
timing bell, battery &1---------
ee • range•,.•••••••• · 2 yrs old. $180. 19"1---------5250./$350. 962·9940 Coast College ta•• CHILDCARE NeeCled. For consideration color tv. 575. 13 .. CORO NA &EQUIPMENT
tlres. $8,900. OBO
633-6870 or 452·1686
M.V. Share 3Br Home building a new publlc1_________ SUMMER Hf;LP·PT/FT pleas1 e fax r1esume (In· color tv S25. Rovars DEL MAR
Poot and spa. Female Nautical Library I We EMPLOYMENT for ages 5·12 In Costa clud ng sa ary range upright vacuum. $175. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii6iiiilii2ii2 Overstocked with
pref'd . Call Sandy need naullcat books, Mesa. . 848·8904 desired) to: 'ilr~48·8090• AftvolvnuatwlllbtAssodainof' stuff?
or Tom at 951·6177. charts, guides, lnstru-5530•-c--o-F .... F .... E ..... E_H__,.O_U_,S __ E__ Judy Oetting at (714) ----.. A call to
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myriad of merchan-
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our columns compel
quallfied buvers to ments. su ec s 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FT/PT hardworking. ---------TURE 6014 '-"--· ·-r~-·-Classified Newport C at Beautiful d d d b •• FURNI sports equip, trundle ,.,.. """"""..._._, an areas nee e Y A/P & AIR Position friendly employees for S•curlt'I Officers · 2101E.hdllcCoast .......... 1250 will hel~ 2 + 2 Condo Brand new! t d t 5 000 bed, cfothlng, morel ""1 .. 2 5878 Pool/spa/gym/lenn. our s u ens • · Community Newspa· all shifts. 553·1724 Immediate posltlons liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3808 T opalde Ln. ,.._e.e.ona __ dd_MK_.o._9_26_20 _ _,._ __ e.;..4_2_·5;..l.;;...;..8.;;;..... __ ...._ __ ... _4_· ____ _
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are tax deductible A/P & AIR person. Counter/Dell FT/PT. appointment 248·9t80 tern sofa $325. 2 pink
COMMERCIAL
REAL ESTATE
through the OCC Minimum 1 year expe-Friendly person 1 Id 1 h 1 ---------Foundation. Call us neededl No exp nee. Stock Person, PT P a w ng c a rs COSTA MESA 6124
arrange pick up and rlence In accounts Globe Dell 642-3784 Must speak English w /ottoman S 2 5 O. l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
receipt. 714·645·9412 payable & cottectlons l-=-.,,...--=~---.,....--lmmed. hire. Flex Octagonal glass dln1•
prel9rred. Good ben· DRIVER W•nted hours. 646-2400 tbl w/4 ch rs St 50. ---------
Plrst Annual ellt package Including Car, gas provided. Tona of Work Comfortable dbl bed TV, ltlCTIONICS,
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APARTMENTS2750
Pride H.B. 4-pleic ·
(1) 3BR & (3) 2BRS!
Just north of PCH!
$419K Agl 570·8263
BUSINESS
PROPERTY 2767
Med l ca l/Dent•I
Office H .B . No
-nioney down. Furn
.,-:Ji<a. 1300s.f . NT. _:~~c only. 760-08_98.
401(k) retirement plan. Clean OMV req'd . S95. Dresser w/mirr $45. $ft-ft •ftaft Corona del Mar EOE. Drug screening/ 714·967-2590 Lv Mas Warehouse through 2·Down comforters '&UAUV vvvv
"WHALE Of A SALi!" phvslcal required. management. Up to $40 & sss. 67J.·3039. l•••••••••I
3trl(/rdq Send resume & salary Drivers Earn up to $425.wkly 491·01911---------1.ffiiiii;iii"iiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiill
TI1t AMWCAN cAHCU SOOl!'TY re q u 1 rem en t 1 0 : $800 Weeki'/ Moving Sale Dining 115111LLm ft lllW
ldb Accountln_g SuQ.ervlsor~ Long distance phone---------r.m tbl, 6 chairs. ll1lf'R~~ P.O.'Box 1560 c<:s. rrseektng-people EMPLOYMENT Breakfront credenza,
llEAl.D'll\RroMPAHY Costa Mesa, Ca 92628 to service storefront SERVICES 5533 pla!"o, lthr sectional. N~11P.AC11oma or lax (714) 63l·724s promo box route. 840·8477 DONATIONS NOW 1-800·354-7331 Classlfled Is..... •A••••• BElNG ACCEPTED CONVENIENT Earn Monev Reading Please be. aware that
whether you're buy. booksl $30,000/yr 1 .. II Ii I thi t
TV Armlour Brand nu,
Country Pine. Beautl·
lul finish and molding
$1700.obo 645·7212 Au. l'ROCEEOS WIU. Ing, selling, or Just Income pot. Details. ''8
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GOTO TKEAM!IUCAN I I I ltl d 1·800-513·4343 xY9637 eg ry may req re 'JOU CANCER SoaETY ook ng, c ass e has to call a 900 number ---------
Oean our your dotdS a anla what you needl FINE RETAIL SALES In which there Is a MERCHANDISE u wdltt Donate your lte111J Q CLASSJFIED PERSON charge per minute.
come watth tl\et1I edl. We1 842·5678 Opportunities Avail· ASSEMBLE ARTS, MISC. 6015 ~ ~en:i~P~·ta '!:e·3 •--------HELLY·HANSEN c RAFT s . To vs .
all have a blllt INTERIOR FASHION ISLAND Jewelry, wood Items, 27" P•nasonlc TV
WE NF.ED AU KINDS OF DRAFTSPERSON typing. sewing, com-w/Picture In Picture
"°" onaw •11-: ..
No Money Do\vnl
that extra junk
stacking up in
~he -garage?
Tiy our garage sole ads. 'Mds
junk to you is a tr005Ure to
someone else.
= to~nctudlng. but not · N e w port 8 each puter work from home Walnut console, 34"
FT R di d ftl Outdoor Enthusiast tn your spare time. W x 20" deep X 38"hl
fURNmllE • HOUSEWAIU:S ewer no ra no Th Is Is for You I o re at pay. Fr 8 e $300.00 714/548-6394 'COWC11BLES position, Immediately Experience a Must. d e t a I I s C a I 11---------• AH110UES • JEWELAY available. lor high-end Please Fax Resume: 1_800_6 32 •8007 Aquarium 180 gal w/
~-----------::BUSINESS OFFICE
:?DR RENT 2769
Installation a Programming of
75+ Channels lnduded Call 642-5678.
:Gia Suite 841sq.ft.
.....,_ Pvt Offices and
::lleceptl on area.
--441 Old Newport Blvd,
• CLOnll'.t1G {l!tr-.t'doll. tile/stone design 71-a.844-508 7 24 h live rock, exotic salt· *61#•cN~SPOllTS studio. Must have ra water fish & tight oak
rr£MS &. EOUIPMENT experience: Home Cleaners W•nted cab In et. Sac r If Ice
• CRAF'f!Tl!M.9 • Oreftlng Interior noor Earn $330 per wk _E_M_P_L_O_YM_E_N..,.._ T--$1500. 721 ·8669 plans and elevations. What Do You Haven? • Cabinet and After 4th week/FT WANTED 5535 L•k•/Ocean fishing Nwpl Bch. $1220.
714-850-9505 For pick up orth-lteru tile/stone layouts. Start Tomorrow-All Areas tackle. Lug Box or
pleue call: • Blueprint •Fleidble Houra·FT/PT old tools. 548·9832.
~-• l'nl4mlfal/ofl comprehension. •NO Taxes W/held
INDUSTKIAL 2788 '(!"41 :S"'f~ c-c?. • Prepare tiard surfaee •Need CarLEng/Phone N'd':i"Jt':. ~,!: r,;:r:'fj"_;,11 design drawings for
Loving Swedish Nurse. •-M-u_s_t-S"""e_l..,.1-1 -S-te_r_e-o.
12 Yrs exp. Honest & futons· couch and caring. Good cook. DANA'S HOUSEKEEPING Loe refs. Christine loveseat, much more! rtrllmftJ'l'ad. client pres.ntatlons. Besio iobslte and Saturday construction knowledge May 24, 1997 el+. Professional, fHt 11me: 7am~lpm paced person with
Wereh•• 1000 + sf D Office, tollet, tofl, ate:
833 W. 17th, CM, #4
714·951 ·3480 <v714·848·3735<v 675·9101
Personnel Service, Inc. Washer, dryer, frig,
Since 1976 ---------dining, set, cabinets.
L•bor•r• E•rn up to DOMESTICS 5540 Make offer. 720·1158 $625. Harry 646·3544 Where: catlfomla State good attitude please
$500 W•ekl'I Long Wolff Tanning B eds
itusINESS &
FINANCE
Ba.Dk Building apply vi• lax lo:
~'tbi 'E.P.'c.'il.
lA>rona del Mar
Refreshments
Concept Studio
714· 759·0129
Attn: Karen Goddard
distance phone com· Dog Walker• If your Tan Al Home
panv Is seeking peo· pet needs just a little Buy Direct and Savel
pie to service store-e><lra walks and Love, Low Monthly Pmts
front promotional box I can help. Please call Free Color Catalog
route. 1·8C>0-354-7331 Morgan 714·642-8533 Call 1-800-711·0158
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~pon &achlCosta Mesa O.ily Pilnt THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1997 17
.. -...... LEXUS 9115 MAZDA 9125 NISSAN 9150 TOYOTA 92li
ACAoel ~~~v 10 Zeat
14 Run -: a-I In ·~ 15~ 1sc~l.amb·a
pen name 17 Alrthof lngallt
18 Wlntet' apotta
19~
20 Constitutional
22 ~part
23 lnalanl
IUCCeSHS 2'4 Climbing vine
26 Drawer
freshene<a
30 Knotty
50 BaMbel play 53Ca~· concern
50 Temloly • eo Hot.'1gt11
81 Pointed arch
82 Mlnncwn, • 0 03 "Ot-1· 8'4 Ward off
85 Fashion
88~.r:WOOI 67 VeryamaH
DOWN
1 Bos•Y'• olfapting
2 In the dfstance 3 Ptaybov
4 Untainted
5 Lowers Pfloes 6 Beginnings
7 AoUtea
RUBBBRBRIOOB ORDUPUCATEf
Both V\llnenble. South dNJa,
NOR111 •AQI
Q.11
o KQJt4
•881
WEST .,
QQ9781U
OA75 •J94
EAST
•&752
QK41
0 88
•KQ108
ace and kine of trumpe and then ro
af\er diamonds. IC the defendera <*\not ecora a c:Uamond ruff, there
ia a trump in dumm1 u an entl'y to
the rood c:Uamonda, eo you pick up
an overtric:k.
'93 Lexu• 8C400 '92 M•zd• e2e Blk,
Blk/lvory. Nauk •• Full PS, AC, CHI, alloya.
Option. Won't L.8111 1195691 17997
I030fS15 $:90~970 McKenna Motors 842-2000
•es Nl11en AJtNn•
F/P Auto Lexus Tr•d•·
In. Priced to 1e11. t1n411e t12,977
•J.e•ua•
'94 L•xu• QS300 MIHlon Vl•Jo
s 1aok11vory. Full MERCEDES 9130 1 ·800-009·5398
Option. Mint Condi ,9 8 S•ntr• QXE
Lea1e Return iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil "087"'68 S2 .. 817 Green, AC, PS, CD.
u •• '77 450SL Bo1h tops, Ult. 1'705232 lt0,943
'94 LeJCua SC300
While/Gray. Cert/Warr.
bJack, 21\d local Mcl<enna Motor•
ow n e r , 9 9 k m I . 842-aOOO
New Lexus Trad•·ln $10,500. 675-7319.
#017084 S29,597 '80 300SD Less than PLYMOUTH 9165
12 5 K orlglnal miles. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I '92 Lexu• LS400 $4400. 714-760·5082
Full Spec. Whl/lvory. ****** Air suspension. Nauk. .,..,,...,,,...,~,,...,,,.,_.,,.... __ _
Low ml. Cert/Warr. '80 450 SL Both tops. 111014147 $28,725 1-ownr.· Xlnt Condi
'98 Lexu• LS400
Low ml. A Diamond
$13,950.obo 768·t029
White/Ivory. Hard To -, B-0--4-5_0_S,....L-C--lm-m-ac-.
'90 Voy•9•r While,
auto, PS, AC. cc. till,
t ow roof rack .
#698836 $5847
McKonna Motors
842·2000
•es Tercel Gr•~. 5apd, co ptayu.
#029744 $1917.
McKenna M01ora 842·2000 ••
'95 To"ot• Celle• Red end loi. of g1 .. t
summer driving
amll•sl (045705,
$14,77S Le•ua of
Westminster
892·0900
'98 Tovot• Av•lon XL, white/Ivory
interior, a1.11omatlc, till,
CC, powar windowa
tock s, loadedl
(076337) $20,995
L••us of Wes tminster
892·6900
34 Worried
35 Poster 8 Hefolo llOfy 9 Jaunty
0 lte7.Unhd,__...~
30 Musician's lob 49 Ordinarv
31 Rendefed fats language
• 801.TJlll
•KJ 1098 c::>AlO
0 10~2
•A75
However, if the cards are aa in
the diagram, this line "ill faiJ.
Indeed, you will not ret home
against best derenee if you cash
even one high trump on the table.
At rubber bridp, you can afford to
loee a bicll in each red suit and a
diamond'"rulT and still make the
pme.
Correct techoique la to win the
firat I.rick then caah the lting of
spadee. Even thou1h both def•nd-
en follow, iabandon \rumpe in ravor
of starting on diamonds. If Weat
wine the aecond diamond and gives
partner a ruff, declarer euily acorea
the reat of the trick.a.
Find I Cart/Warr. Blk/Palomlno, 95K, ---------
Remarkable Condition 2nd local owner, chrm PONTIAC 9170 TRUCKS
111040205 $36,977 whls, cd, Mlchel1ns. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9Z20
36 Phyllclans' org. 37 Olepoees of
S8 Slow run
39 Edge
40 T1frielable Info
41 Por1er and stout 43 Baby's bed
45 CheeM dish
1 O O.ntle bfeeze 11 Tennis atandoul
Nastase
12 Egypt's river
13 celt
21 Sympathetic sorrow
32 Boller Gtilfith 50 Baseb&Her 33 Noble tlUes Ru1h
35 Coast Guald 51 Russia's -
alen Mountains
38 Shade of black 52 Singer
39 -·relief Diamond 41 Atty.'s org. 54 Parts airport
42 Btightened (up) 55 Curved
The bidding:
80lT111 Wlt8T •• Pua
INT P ...
•• p ..
'92 Lexua SC400 s95oo. 759-3499 '91 Sunblrd LE, 4·dr,
GarnoVlv«>ry F/Opllon. '81 380SLC, Blk w/ aulo. ac and "'ore.
Mint Condi Cert/Warr. Palamlmo Int, pwr Grant Condltlpn.
11'00t8278 $25,886 brks, sunrf, 140K m1 $3500. 714·631·8433
$8900.obo 760-8008 '94 Lexua LS400 ---------
'91 Nissan Plck·up
Blue, 4 whl ABS
wheels & tires. Uner.
lf423226 $5243.
McKenna Motors
842-2000
47 Tromt>ones and
1WaS
48 Droop
49 Chirp
25 DelNery lrucil
26 More certain 27 Singer Brvan1
28 Fragrant wood
29 Possesses
43 Alberta tribe molding « Camaraderie 56 Oty with a cloth 46 Property 57 ried 47 Overcame 58 Count (on)
Opening lead: SiJ1 or Q
Study the Norlh-Soulh handa.
Better defenee ia for Weet to hold
up the ace or diamonda to the third
round, th en cash a heart before
exiting with a dub. Declarer wina,
cro88e9 to the queen or 11p11dea and
leada a good diamond. Whether
Eaal ruffs or not. the derenden can-
not come to more than three bicks
aa the ace or epadee i1 still on lhe
I.able aa an entry to a long diamood.
Try it.
Cashmer e /l 110 r y. •'82 380SEL• PORSCHE 9175
F1.1ll Option. Only 33k Astro silvor, grey lthr. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1---------mlles. Cert/Warr. 102k ml. L1.1x1.1r101.1s 4X4 9221
#2t2798 $33,977 auto. Beaut. cond. '87 924S Black .1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Serviced before d1.1e Upgraded wheets.1• r-~~--You have reached a normal eontract
or four apadee. How would you play
the hand al duplicate pain? WouJd
you adopt the same line a~ rubber
bridp?
In the modem style, South's twcr
no-trump rebid showed a minimum
opener. North inc:Ucated three-card
spade support and game-going val-
ues, and South wieely opted far the
euitpme.
·L••u•· da·tes. Dbl timing Sunrool. car phone.
Mlaalon Viejo chain conversion $5900/obo 548·3874
'90 Trooper 4 JJ4
Whtie, PS, AC, PW, cc. #701481. $9488. 1·800-889-5398 completed. S8700 851·9792 '95 Lexua SC400 .,...,,,..,,.....,,...,,,..,"'='....,,-..,,.----1 SAAB Cashmere F/Optlon '88 190E 2 .3 9185
McKenna Motors
842·2000
Cert/Warr. APR Avl. Champagne. Sharp! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
#04010t $38,377 Need Quick S•l•I
'92 Rodeo 4 x4
Manager Sp9clal $5.500 pp 642-9601
'94 Lexus OS300 '87 420 SEL
Opal White. F/Option. Mercedes
Cort/Warr. Avail. Low miles & Flawlesal
#683000 $28,796 {341457) $15,995
Lexus of '94 Lexus ES300 Westmins ter
Blk/Blk. F1.1ll Option 892-0908
111306148 $11,988 '95 Saab 900S McKenna Motors blk/blk. 4·dr, 5-spd, 842-2.000 30k ml, snrl, alloys,1 _____ ...,.... _ _,..._,
abs, c101ti ln1. dealer '92 Wra n9ler 4JC4
main!, all records. Perf Red, hard top
cond In/out. $17,750. 11150t614 $10,881
(0) 714·955·6118 McKenna Motors (E) 310·376·1970 8 42-2000
Sinoa 11 bicb couJd be available
if trompe are 3-2, that likely proba-
bility haa a bearing on how you
tackle the hand. At duplicate, you
abouJd win the openinr lead (you
cannot afford a club abif\), cub the
Learn to be a better brld ce
pl•7erl Subaerlbe now to the
Goren Bridp Letter by calllnr
(800) 788-1215 ror Information.
Or write to: Goren Bridle Let-ter, P.O. Bos .u10, ChJeaso. m.
80880. Cort/Warr. Won't Last! .,...,,...~_,.....,....,,....,,,..,,,..,...---
#039981 $25t977 '89 420SEL, Xlnt ~--------l---------
cond, ma1nt book TOYOTA 9210 VOLVO. 92~0 .· '95 Le•us ES300 · BlkJStk. Futt-Option.
Cert/Warr. Priced To Sell
#097801 $28,977
kepi, blk/la~ lthr int' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiii' .iiiiiiiiiiiii--orig owner, 108k ml.
FORD 9075 GEO 9080 ISUZU 9100
$14,500 714-760·6837
'94 500SL
'79 Plck·up 85k ml.
Orig owner. Bedl1ner. $2000. 873-9280
'89 Toyota Camry
Wagon VS Family
'91 Volvo 240 Blue/
grn. Auto, loaded.
#430987 $9964
McKenna Motors
842-2000 '88 Muatang Conv. '92 Geo Storm QSI '92 Isuzu Pick-up, sht
5.0, 5-apeed, rad, 45k ml., Blue, Auto, bed, tlnl/bed cur. 53k
leather, all atock. A/C, Sound Sys. Bl1.1 ml. Clean, must seel
Run• Xlnll Maintenance bk 58200. Repo sale S6500/obo. 847·0617.
'94 Lexus LS400 White w/black top.
White/Ivory. F/Option. Perfect Cond1llon.
Only 33K. Cert/Warr. $69,900 760·9180
#196262 $36,977 '95 320 SL Red. Tan Wagon. M1.1s1 See• ---------
records-since new. price $5340. 543-2369
$6,300 515.0105
'81PROBE _H_O_ND_A ___ 9_0_8_5
Auto, air, navy blue,
80K mites. S5000 obo ~iii~iiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiii
723·1616 '81 Accord Coupe
"'"•9-1"""R,....•_n_g-.-,-4X,..,.4-...,.V""6-• .,,...5_ EX. Blk, auto, PS, AC, ~======~~~======~~======~=!..I moon roof. alloys. apd, a/c, C/c, full pwr. #067895 $10,967
Cust whls. Xlnt condl McKenna Motors
9040 CHEVROLET 9045 FORD 90751_s..,...,8K,....,,-ob,.....o_....,-64....,s,.,.,-1,....e5_1 842-2000
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '93 Aerost•r XL ---=.~9~4=-c==-1v~1-c-=e~x=--
CAD ILIAC
'92 Isuzu Rod•o
5-Spd. Must seal
(200486/N4300206)
$11,495
'90 VW Fox GL P /S , A /C . 5 -S pd .
Must Seel
(t 00981 /013183)
$5,995
Towot• of
Huntington Be•ch 847·B555 ' 87 Coupe De VIII• '81 Chevy S ·1 O '84 Ford F150 V·8, Wagon. Bleck/gray. V-Tec, all power,
Specl•I Rolls Royce White, shell, cass, auto, AC, Cassette. f3~~8~921\ow $9~~;~ sunroof, AC, alarm. ---------
gr 111 . Int/ext & wlrewhls/tlrea47kml. $3800/obo.646·1042 BauerLotu• $11,800.842·3823 JEEP 9 110
mechanically perfect. #t29248 $4966. '87 FORD VAN Conv. Co•t• M••• '85 Accord EX Sdn, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Min t oond. S5000. McKenna Motor• V-6, A/T, P/S, A/C, 042.7700 PS C 84S-5590 842 2000 black, auto, , A • '94 4WD GRAND • Low ml. Orig. Owner.1--,,.,8,...,9,,.-:-:M'"'u-•""'t-•-n-g --ABS, CO, mnrf, alloys.
'92 Corvette Conv. S4.999 n~1722 Only 7,900 mlleal *040985· S14·681 CHEROKEE LTD. CHEVROLET 9045 Fully Loadedl 25K ml '88 Ford Eacort Whlt•/Qr•·' leather. Mcl<enna Motors
inter. Chrome wheels. '95 Lexu• SC400 all options. Take over Black/Ivory. Full tease. 548·3772
Op1lon. Cerl/Warr. ----------• Remarkable Condition '96 E320 Black w/Blk
#040205 $36,477 Lthr Interior. Chrome
'94 Lexu s SC400
Cashmere/Ivory F1.1ll
wheels. PERFECT.
$44,950. 548-3772
Option. Cert/VVarr. ---------1
New Lexus Trade MITSUBISHI 9145
I 038995 $ 32 '8 77 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I
'85 Montero Rebuilt
(100966 051909)
$9,395
'92 Toyota 4-Runner
4X4 V6. Auto Full
Power. Mini Condi
White & Nice
(101 098/040733)
$18,995
'93 Toyol• V6 XCAB
(101ll7/P035972)
$12,9~5
'92 Lexua SC400
White/Ivory Only 39K
ml. Cort{VVarr. Hard to
find color & miles!
Jll0t6791 $28,297
engine, 4WO, 5·sp, '93 Qeo Priam
air, sport/low pkg. 5-Spd. M1.1st Seel
$5500 obo 723-1616 (100824/065680)
'92 ECLIPSE $10•995
VOLKSWAGEN 9235
'88 Golf 5-spd, 2-dr,
Runs good Nds minor
body work. Reg 12/97 S7SO OBO •631-0757
'95 Jetta GL Grn. PS,
AC. moonrool, tilt
!1'048419 $12,387 McKenna Motors
842-2000
'96 Jetta GLS
Rod, Sspd, PS, AC,
moonrool, CO.
#084383 $14,751
McKenna Motors
842-2000 ·Lexua· Mlsalon Viejo
GS 18V OOHC Toyota of
COUPE Huntington B•ach ·---------B1.1rgundy, gray Int.. 847·8555 ·-1 ·800-969·5398
Al d XI "'Spd E 1 842·2000 w~s ~arage . nt ii*' _. conomy car. Fac1ory chrome,e_, --=-=~-=-----:-:-::0:--1~ BLACK BEAUTY ,85 El Cimino Con . P 675·2419 (2005127358569) {228312) S18,995 '95 Accord LX Taupe J..ather 4-Dr. LOTUS $5,895 LeJCu• of Low mites. Mint condl 9123
5-Spd.. Cass.. co . .,...,,....,,........,,.-....,.,....--·--=-~ MlSC. AUTO 9245
Sunroof. (_2ZUG79~ '92 CoroJ'• auto, PS. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii f7 ,995 AC, 1unrool, CC, Ult,
B•uer Lotu• cass. #356940 s~453 SEIZED CARS
From 5'175. Porschas,
Cadillacs, Chevys.
BMW's. Corvettes.
Also Jeeps.. 4 WQ'a,.
Vo1.1r area. Toll ffee
Xlnt Condltlont Toyot• of ·W••tmlnater (078018) S 14,995 PERFECT: All Options liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Stock I and She 11 CHRYSLER 9050 Huntln9ton Beach 892.0908 LHu• of . + 8 Trk CO. Sell For
Costa M••• McKenna Motors
942. 7700 8 42·2000
$5,900 7t4-63t·8068 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 7'4-847-8555 •----,~-~-.,...--Westmln•t•r -~--..,..-....,...,.,...,...-,.,.., c, ... m.d 882-9809 $18-.600. LOW BLUE. The Communlly '90 New Yorker 5th Why play Hid• 'N The mo1t comprehen---..,,,,..-..,..----.,...,..--Call 714-544-8123
Markel Place. Av•nue, $4,500. SHk with childcare? alve and current dlreo· To place an ad In Buv It. Sell It. And II.
Claaalfled Fully Loaded. Mint Ca 11 CI a• a If 1 e d tory of goods and Hr· Ctasalfl•d -· 842·5878 Cond. 714-675-2694 todayl 642-5178. vlcH around! Call M2·H78. ClaHlfl•d.
'89 Turbo Esplrl1
R•d/Tan llhr. Only 23k '92 Ecllpse Sliver, (2PTN739) $29,995 auto, PS, AC, CC.
B•u•r Lotus #003537 $6874.
Cost• Me•• McKenna Molors
942. 7700 842·2000
'93 Corolla
Belg•. PS. AC, cass.
#074095 $7967
McKenna Motors 842-2000
1 ·800-218-9000
Ext A·5139 , for cunent lisUnga
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SERVICE SERVICES 3548 IAWN CARE 3808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & ADDITIONS 3 916 DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MACMIEDIC • Care for Small Job •XPIERT Home Repafri"MWHl•t PUBLIC NOTICE Al Kenned" Painting/ •••••••••I •Bright H•eclnlng Macintosh COmput•ra Duncan l!lectrlc Costa Mesa/N.wport • TREES • Th• Calll. Publlc Utlll-Paperhanging L#220902 _O_R_C_O_P_L_U_M_B_l_N_G_ European Prof'!. Best In your hme/t>lc. Low/ Local/Quick Reaponse 25 Years l!xp. .I .I ties Commission RE-·Old Country Tradesman.
In townl Refs 5Yra Exp hourty rate. 873 ... 18 Ll275870 8S0.7042 Jim 831·24e0 !.....,_~_,,,__._l..!rM'ls1, 76 OUIRES that all used Comp price 984-8872 & Drain Cleaning. _ ...... ......,._ t'51-34 7Dys1Free esWisa MC CABINETS 3490 Grace 251•9455 Prof•Hlonal aervlce ActlonLlne l!lectrto BREWER'S TV•VCR household goods ALL JOB Commerclal Linnos 78o.a170
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •HOUSECLEANING Traln•R•palreUpgrade Small & urge Job• & Home S•rvlc•• Lawn Service. Mow/ movers print their & Residential Exterior
Advanced Wood1y1tem1 -Custom Cablnetry-
ooor...copper Calllng
Moldlnga • Mantele
l.69te50 714·99$-8970
15vra Exp. Good Refs FHl/Aflordable/On·slle LocaJ•FHt Response Under $300. LIE73e60 edg•/aod/sprlnktera/ P.U.C. Cal T n1.1mber: Painting. Fencing & --------•1
Own trans. Call Any11mel Ted 714-840-7072 Lf!515883 84fS.e130 Accept MIC & VISA ctn-up. Al 988-2710 llmos and chauffe1.1rs Plumblng. 444-2227 ---------
3 Pg-435-312 C.M. Dal• 831·1818 Lve msg Or call atter 5 ~rint their T.C.P. num-CHUNG'S PAINTINO
241-05 15 Pet•rkln El•ctrlo H R t tlo~I eGREEN MASTERS ber In all advertise-23Yrs Exp-Grt Pricel •DAN DAWSON•
JAMAICA DAY.O CONCRETE•• Prompt & Low Rates I ome " ora Landscaping & Malnt ments. II you have a Guar Work-F~ Est PLUMBING Prof Cleanlng-Aee/COmm H '11r,,. res-com/am-lg lobe Tll•/drywall/woodwOfk · ti b t th 1 ·-W t Heate .. • Drains nuwvNRY 3557 CSL818717 748-5255 Fencel/decks/room add. Tree ~rim • Removal q1.1es on a o1.1 e e-Uc#375602 538·1534 a er •• Carpet/Vacanclea/Refs '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Roofs/gen8f'al repairs. Gardening Svc 841-55t2 Oallty of a mover, limo ---------• Remodel • R•pair Wkly/BJ.wl<ly 850-68591• or cha"fleur call· lk•'• Custom Painting Fauceta • Flx1ures l"lllDDEU'l"'DY 3510 Sri k B~ S Tll Comm/R91. Refs free E1t Landscape Remod•llng v ' • ~ n&~ MARIA'S CLEANING ,..c;.,_,.:_ • toM, e FENCES Chrl• 754-0917 Y••d tune up/malnteoace, Publlc UtlllUes Prof, Clean, Quality Ll554722 • 646-6720 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Quality Assurance """""' Patio, Drtveway -Commission Work. lnl/txt & Docks. Pgr#717·5729
A to z HANDYMAN 10Yra In Bua. Suppltea Fptc, BBQa. Ref. 25vr. & DECIS 3615 HOME SERVICES landsca~attl•tlc dfflgn. 714-558-4151 ~Ul:...:..70:.:3:..4:..:68:.:...::8:.:3:..1;_-4..:.:0:..:1:.:0:1 .. _______ _ ~sru, .,EF•"• ,..a..,......, provided. 83 ... 704 Exp. Terry 557•7594 Anything & Ev•rythlng Contr1c1orlC27-604006. p p I I '" -....n "'"' ...,..,,,."''" Free EsU-ate. Raf's. Prorl & Ethical. 845-7505 ALL-AMERICAN •t•r• • nt ng l<llchena, bath•, doors, •VICKJ'S CLEANING * Btlt Prlct/Quallty *Wood Feno•• * "' Moves-u ... carelully 20 Years Experience wlndowe. Doug 548-7251 W• off•r THE BEST Lndacape, brick. stne Replace/R•palr Low$ Mlcheel 758-1440 NEW I.DP~ Cour1eously & Cheaply Free EatlmatH
Affetd•ltle C•rpentrr HOUM/Wln<IOW Qunlng. conc:r. 800.78 .. 1007 FrH hauling/Ht. Uc'd QUALITY CRAFTSMAH l.andacepe a Maeonry 549..0223 T141227 Interiors and E.llterlors
Cablntta-Formlci·Klt 10Yr• Exp. Xlnt Refs. Jolvt Doren Mesonry AdYlntlgeColist 974-5301 Carpentry•Cablnet1 Dfflgn/ButldJRemodtit Spilt S•oond Moving Referral. 854-0512
Bathe.Crown Ji,4oldlng Vlckl 714·H8-03 e5 Brlck•Ston .. Block •XCELLENT WORK Electrlc•Plmb,•Doors Uc./lna. 74• 0411'7 Prof Moversl 24Hr Srv ---------•
Aer1. Lff MW7H •WINDOW CLEANING• Lg/Sm Jbe•Repalra ok fencel/Deelcl/Blck w1111 Misc repalrsS5 ·7884 Sh•n•'a G•rdenlng 70ay/Sr Oltc/Tll 711452 PET
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