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Killer, rapist Bennett. beading to , death • He issues apologies to his victim's families, but daughter of murdered secretary cheers sentence.

By Christopher Goffard. DaiJ/ Plot

SANTA ANA - Convicted killer Eric Wayne Bennett did­n't flinch Thursday as a Superi­or Court judge pronO\lDCed his penalty: death.

Pudgy, pale and impassive, the former Costa Mesa handy­man listened quietly as Judge Kathleen E. O'Leary approved the jury-recommended sen­tence, citing the •calculated nature" and "unusual physical and emotional brutality" of his crimes.

Saying she felt "pity and

The hands and bus of Corona del Mar Jazz musician Art Davis, who played with several Jazz greats. Below: Davis at home.

Corona del Mar

man who played

with Dizzy Gillespie

and John Coltrane

now helps young musicians with

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A rt Davis remembers a time when succeeding in the music scene and paying for college wasn't so easy. A time actually much like today. ..

Davis, a Corona del Mar resident, jazz musician and adjunct professor at Orange Coast College, grew up in a poor family in Pennsylvania with a sick mother he want­ed to stay near as he attended college.

Davis used bis bass-playing talent to land scholar­ships at both the Julliard School of Music and the Man­hattan School of Music in New York City.

•1 worked three jobs in school and still graduated with distinction," Davis said. "I wasn't treated badly. Lt was just harder th~ it is now to get somewhere.•

Davis likes to tell about the days when be went from playing with jazz stars Max Roach, Dizzy QWespie and John Coltrane to playing in the world of NBC Studios,

•The man told me, 'I'd like to put you on staff

because you're 10 times better than any white bass play­er,'• Davis said. •Tuen he gave me a whole lecture on how you have to do things.•

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Christine Hougan ls comforted outside a superior courtroom Thursday by her uncle, Jo.hn Ware, after Erle Wayne Ben­nett was sen­tenced to' death for the murder of lier mother, Marie Pow­ell Evans.

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El Toro suit! should fuel controversy· By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot

Newport Beach leaders said only lawyers will benefit from a lawsuit filed Thursday by eight South County cities challenging a county report that (avored making a commercial airport of the El Toro Marine base.

Local anti-airport leaders said the suit, filed in Orange County Superior Court, will only further the rift between Newport Beach and South Coun­ty. They also called for more teamwork to resolve the issue.

The county Board of Superv150rs last month vot-ed to pursue plans to ·-convert the El Toro Marine Corps Air Sta­tion into a commercial airport when the Marines leave in 1999. Newport Beach resi­dents pushed the idea as an alternative to expanding John Wayne Airport, but South County residents fear disruption of their quiet lifestyles.

The suit challenges the county's Environ-

"A lot of money is going to be spent ...

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mental Impact Report, -which supported making the 4,700-acre site east of Irvine into a commercial airport. The suit says the report minimized the possible environmental impacts of an airport and didn't examine enough other possible airport locations.

Newport Beach resident Bonnie O'Neil, a mem­ber of the locally .based Airport Working Group, called Thursday's lawsuit filing •unfortunate."

•A lot of money is going to be spent," she said. •And who really benefits but lawyers7 n

Newport Beach City Manager Kevin Murphy has said the city may consider helping to fund the county's legal defense in the suit

Irvine City Manager Paul Brady Jr. conceded that "the legal folks will be the benefactors" of the suit and estimated it will cost more than $100,000. But he said the eight cities - Dana Point, Irvine, Laguna Niguel, Lake Forest, Laguna Beach, Lagu­na Hills, Mission Viejo and San Juan Capistrano -had to make good on their earlier threats to take the county to court if the report was approved.

The cities, all members of the anti-airport El Toro Reuse Planning Authority, voted last month to file ~e suit. Irvine was the first city to threaten a lawsillt. .

•it will be bung up in court for many, many years to come,• Brady said.

Newport Beecb aty Councilman Tom Edwards

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FIVE CROWNS' CROWLEY .

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Corona del Mar ·

re~urant's general ·

·manager will become

a partner of the

~espected Newport . Center dining spot

By M~rla Bird, Daily Pilot

NEWPORT BEACH - Phil Crowley, general manager of Five Crowns restaurant in Corona del Mar, and Hans Prager, owner and manager of The Ritz, have joined forces.

Prager announced Thursday that Crowley will move to The Ritz by the end of the month, becoming general manager and partner at the legendary restaurant ori Newport Center Drive.

Por the past five years, Prager, 67, has been actively searching for the right person to take on the day-to-day management decisions of The Ritz. .

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"I have no 1 intentions of retiring

completely, " Prager said Thursday~ Hin fact, I'll probably be back there in the kitchen, but the day-to-day burdens will be Phil's."

This year, The Ritz will .celebrate its 15th year in its present location in Newport Center. The restaurant is con­sidered a mainstay of Newport's social scene and the Pragers have overseen hundreds of benefit dinners within its luxurious walls.

Five Crowns restaurant manager Phil Crowley is leaving bis position to 'work ~~r The Ritz.

The Ritz will be opening a garden patio dining room in an area adjacent to the main building in April, one of the many projects Crowley will be involved in.

extensive training and experience with Los Angeles-b~sed Lawry's Corp., owner of F.ive CroWQi.

Crowley, like Prager, has worked in the restaurant business since bis teens, primarily in Sacramen~o. He joined the Lawry organization in 1977 and is thought to be largely responsible for the success of Five Crowns.

"(Crowley) is the best - an extremely

talented manager ... "

Prager spent 10 years with Lawry's before setting out on bis own. He was executive chef and general m~ager of the chain's specialty restaurants and spent time at Five Crowns in 1968-69.

He started his restaurant career as a teenager in Shanghai, where he and his family had emmigrated from Ger-

- HANS PRAGER

• man~ • Most recently, the Pragers sold their

"He is the best - an extremely tal­ented manager," Prager said of Crow­ley. · w e are going to ha.v.e a look at one another for the next two years. After that, he will earn up to one-third own­ership of The Ritz with my wife and I. "

Richard Frank, CEO of Lawry's, said the news about Crowley's departure was hard to take.

the very best in all possible ways. Yankee Tavern restaurant in Newport Beach, feeling it was too close to The R1tz. But they have retained the second Yankee Tavern in South County.

"We'll definitely miss him, but life goes on.•

Both Prager and Crowley have had

"We're opening another Lawry's in Las Vegas this week and we just opened a branch in Jakarta, so we weren't ready for this," Prank ~aid. "But we wish Phil and (his wife) Linda

As for what will happen at Five Crowns, Prank said, "In a huge organi­zation like o'lirs, we'll have another qualified man there right away."

Crowley lives in Eastblutf with bis wife and two sons. Prager lives in Coro­na del Mar with bis wife, Charlene.

Schools closed out 1996 in festive mood Andersen Elementary

For Christmas, Andersen School's students adopted five families. Many students donat­ed $5. That was just enough for the Student Service Coun­cil members to go to Target, divide into groups, and shop for children in need of clothes, toys, and even diapers.

We also spent a lot of time in music. We had our annual Christmas program wber,e we sang songs about Christmas, Hanukkah, and the whole winter season.

All of the classes were busy making art projects. One of the great things about Andersen is all of the classrooms are always filled with wonderful arts and crafts.

The whole kindergarten saw Santa Clausi He arrived in a helicopter and gave each kindergartener a candy cane. A little while later, Mn. Shar­man'• -and Ms. Dundas' fifth. grade students went to the

kindergarten classes and talked to them about how tliey were going to celebrate Christmas, or how they cele­brated Hanukkah.

The following week, the fifth graders met with. the kindergartners again, this time With letters from Santa Claus. Each good little girl and boy received a letter and a candy cane from Santa.

Mrs. Shank's and Mr. Olan-. der's sixth graders worked very hard in learning and playing tlie clarinet. The entire sixth grade played the clarinet at the Christmas program .

Another highlight of the Christmas program was a song with the sixth graders accom­panied by the kinderga.rtners. The sixth-grade classrooms also built gingerbread houses for the holiday season.

Yes, Andersen had a great year, and is really looking for­ward to another one.

- JENNIPl!Jl LEE. 1 school reporter

Various schools , Three local schools per- . formed in a Holiday Commu- · nity Music Program at Vons supermarket on 17th Street in Costa Mesa in December.

Participating choirs were from Newport Harbor High, including flutes and horns, conducted by Robert Hen­thorn; Newport Heights Ele- ' mentary conducted by Nancy Greenberg; and St. Joachim's first grade conducted by Sister Henrietta. The program was coordinated by Gall Echter­nach, senior supervisor at Vons. ·

- KA1HLEEN HANOLD, Newport Harbor High parent

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Nearly half a million set ' aside for fire, lifeguards GOut with.the old, in with the 'Net

Something old and some­thing new th1s week. First, the old. I've been slowed

down for a few days by the gout. I've bad it for years. Of all the dumb things to suffer from. it has to be the dumbest. It even sounds Silly. "The gout."

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You're going nowhere. lbat doorjamb might as well be in Bora Bora for all the good it wW do you. 'Drunami racing up New­port Boulevard from PCH? The best you can do is wave as it passes by. High winds toppling that big tree out front? Lean as far left or right as you can.

hand through the Internet and help you find what you're after.

!.aSt month, America Online came out with a great offer. Instead of pa~ by the minute, you can stay online as long u you want for just 20 bucks a : month. Now ~t's a deal Thou-- · sands of customers switched to the new payment plan and thou~:

By Jennifer Armstrong. Daily Pilot

NEWPORT BEACH - The contract agreements the dty reached last month with marine safety officers' and rank·and·file flretighters' unions will cost the city $424,300 foJ the next two years, staff reports say.

The City Council will vote Monday on approving the two­year contracts, which are retroac­tive to Jan. 1, 1996, and expire Dec. 31 this year. U the contracts are approved. marine safety offi­cers wW be pa'id the same as th~ firefighter counterparts.

The contracts include a 2% raise for firefighters March 1, when the city would begin calcu­lating salMies based on county averages from March 1997 instead of July 1995 figures. They also would get a 1 % raise retroactive to Oct: 1.

The city's talks with the police union remain deadlocked after .

. about a year of negotiations, police spokesman Sgt. John Desmond

said. The negotiations got stuck several months ago over the for­mula used for calculating raiJes,

The marine safety officers' new contract would el!miMte one holi­day and one day of Ila leave. It also would pay $200 per month to officers who have health insurance other than that provided by the city.

The city's agreement with the marine safety officers includes $111,000 in additional costs and $48,900 in savings - a net cost ot $62,100.

Firefighters under the new con· 'tract could cash in up to 132 hours of holiday time. The union bas agreed to sell at least 50% of its members' collective holiday time, thus saving the city from paying them overtime.

The agreement with firefighters comes after about a year of neqoti· ations, which stalled over vacation time· and salary increases.

The firefighters' contract costs the city an additional S727 ,200 and saves $365,000, resulting in a net cost of $362,200.

Worse yet, it's embarrassing. Tell people you have the flu or you broke something and they say "Oh, too bad. Hope you feel better." Tell people y'ou have the gout and they say "Really? Peo­ple still get that? }}ow odd."

1 have beard every joke about H~ VIIl yoµ can imagine. They re all bad. I also get teased about "Ricil Man's Disease." Not true. However one is picked for this privilege, wealth is not a pre­requisite. I can attest to that

We goutees - goutites? goutians? - have something in us that converts uric acid into crystals. If enough crystals aggre­gate around a joint (an ankle or a toe, that is - not a bar) a num­ber of things happen.

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brings us to the unpleasant part. If you have the flu, at least

you get to lay around and be miserable. You look teirible. You sound awful. You get to hold your forehead and moan and groan and say things like #I think I'm dying."

With the gout, however, you get no such satisfaction. You sound fine. You look fine. And in all ways but one, you are fine. Just one, small problem. Once

In my case, I surround myself with phone, fax and trusty com­puter and get as much done as I can in cyberspace. And that brings us to the something new:

Have you heard the buzz about America Online? It's a great story about what happens wb.en dueling technologies and market forces all slam into each other at light speed. Even if you're not into computers, you've heard about the Internet - the mother of all communications networks. The Internet ties together computer systems and data from all over the world -from governments, businesses, schools, and any other entity you can imagine. It's as if all the information in the world has been plugged into the same cir­cuit.

1sands of new users signed up. ; ~ Except, a hmny thing happened on the way on the way to the Intemet. It's now virtually iml)O'­sible to •sign on" to America - · Online. Phone lines across the country are so jammed with America Online computer useIJ • that no one can get through. •

Here's where market fol'OeS ·come in. Since you get as 'muqi on-line time as you want for yo~ $20, people are staying online · forever. Add to that the demand for new phone lines for fax machines and modems and, voila, new area codes!

If you think new area codes are a problem now, wait a year or two. At this rate, about every . 50 sqw{re blocks will need a neW area code. What have we

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One, you walk like Quasimo­do, assuming you can stand up at all. 1\vo, the slightest touch on the offending toe or q,nkle is a deeply religious experience. Your life flashes before your eyes and you contort your face into some­thing like an apple doll being force-fed lemon juice. That

, you find a position for the offend­ing foot that doesn't hurt, you're basically frozen in place. napped, like a rat, all because of one, stupid toe.

The problem is, it's so vast and so complex that most of us need an experienced tour guide -and that's what services like America Online or NetScape really are. They lead you by the

learned from all this? Simple. ~ , Sometimes the old ways are bet.- .. ter, unless they really hurt your .. toe. I gotta' go. . , ..

Seven-point-two earthquake? • PETER llUffA is mayor of Costa ~.

Former Commodores Skipper Pennington dies

Donald A. Pennington, a long­time Newport Beach resident and former member of the Com­modores Club and the Balboa Bay Club, died Dec. 30 of natural causes. He was 66.

Mr. Pennington and bis wile of 44 years, Donna, moved to Wash­ington three years ago after rais­ing their family in Newport Beach. They moved to Newport Beach after Mr. Pennington com­pleted his military service at El Toro Marine Base.

A community activist, Mr. Pen­nington served as skipper of the Commodores Club and a ~d member of Hoag Memorial Hos­pital Presbyterian's 552 Club. He won the Theodore Robbins Man of the Year award in 1976 .

. He also belonged to the New­f>ort-Balboa Rotary Club, the Bal­boa Bay Club and the Balboa Island Improvement Association. He participated for many years in the Newport Harbor Christmas Boat Parade.

Mr. Pennington's business involvements included a car deal­ership, real estate investments, sailboard manufacturing and lla­ma breeding. He enjoyed outdoor activities such as ranching, fish­ing, bunting and boating.

Friends remember him for his "flavor for life, bis humor and bis love for family and friends."

Mr. Pennington is ~ved by his wife; bis daughter, Dee Gen­try; his sons, Dan and David Pen-

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Tool time at Estancia, than.ks to donor's gift

The generosity of a retired Newport Beach surgeon bas sparked new We into a wood­working class at Estancia High School.

Dr. Jack Hagadorn donated $3,050 worth of woodworking equipment to the school because the equipment was just collecting in his garage, be said.

•Just as a hobby, I did wood­working," Hagadorn said. "I used to make some· of our furni­ture and stuff for the kids."

The portable equipment, including saws, clamps, stands, sharpeners and sanders, h~ IDJlde woodworking projects much easier tor Chuck Cutforth's classes at Estancia.

"They're very nice tools, " Cut­forth said. •1 wish stuff like this w ould happen more often. The genUeman was very generous.•

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1\ Bee Gee kind of · night at the Bistro

Those drca-1970 polyester bell bottoms may not be to UM­less afterall -;- tbey could win you a prize at What'• Cooking Biltrota Retro Party Sunday.

The Newport Beach restaurant ls celebrating its 20th anntvenary um weekend with a flashback to 1977, the year it opened. Sun·

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T-Ai·CHI CLASSES 1 • The Patty and George Hoag C&ncer Center offers free t'ai eb.i classes beginning today and on .every Thursday from 10:30 to 11 :30 a .m . for intermedi­ate/advanced participants and on"every Friday from 10 to 11 a-.m . for beginners at One Hoag DriYe, Building 41 , Newport Beach. For more information, call 722-6237.

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IA~"U>UR ,,; ~ Friends of Newport Bay ~ free walking tours of the '4_ck Bay any time between 9 and •10:16 a.qi. with small tour groups ~g every 10 or 15 minutes ~g at the comer of East

rive and Back Bay Road in rt Beach. For more infor-' call 646-8009. _

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~at Hoag Memorial Hospital ~erian, 301 Newport Blvd., ~rt Beach. A $10 fee covers ~~st of the workbook, a Toast­~· Certificate of Achieve­~6Ild refreshments. For reser­'taueds. call 250-2970. ............ .. . ~MER CLUB .. : .;orange Coast College's next ~aihers Computer Club will ~lrom 9 a.m . to noon in room ,Mof OCC's Fine Arts Building. ~..club is open to anyone inter­~· in Microsoft Windows and ~4ows applications, including

ers. Armual membership the dub is $20. For more

· atlon, call 644-5782. • ~ - .

_,~tE PLANNING I Law Offices of Usa A. Oio offer a seminar on "Do I ~state Planning?" at 10 a.m. 1 Dover Drive, Suite 300, ort Beach. Cost is $20.

~ations are required at 574-08&6,•

.~Pl\JTER TALK ~· The Orange County Computer , . I

Oub will meet from 8:45 a.m. to noon to disC'Ull the high -end image editing program, Adobe PbotoSbop, in the Cbemiltry Building at Orange Coast College. The first meeting is free and the annual membership is $30. For mont infonnation, call 836-0522.

• SUNDAY SUOEJLECnJRE

Intemationally acc:la.imed Egyptologist Daniel Polz, whose recent exc-avations have uncov­ered royal and private burials in a necropolis across the Nile from Luxor, will give a slide lecture on his findings at 2 p .m. at Southern

California College, 55 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is $5 for the general public and $2 for stu­dents. For more information, call 725-0267.

POSmYE PARENTING The Sisterhood of Temple Bat

Yahm will present a panel of experts on •How to Raise Your Child to be a 'Mensch' - Positive Parenting in the 90s" at 7 p .m. at Temple Bat Yahm, 1011 Camel­back St., Newport Beach. A dona­tion of $5 will go towards a youth program. For more information, call 644-1999.

MONDAY

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Create-A-Mate Seminars present "Tip~ on Sustaining a Fulfilling, Loving Relationship" at 7:30 p .m. at the parish center, 2046 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach. Admission is tree. Por more infor­mation, call 644-2036.

TIME MANAGEMENT The South Coast Business and

Professional Women presents ·identifying and Improving Your Time Management Skills" from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Wynd­ham Garden, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. Cost is $17 for members and $22 for guests. To R.S.V.P., call 472-4666.

WEDNESDAY

A POWERFUL YOU Moving Toward a More-Power­

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tbJougb .· group interaction. The fee ia S25 per Miilon and reserva­tions are required. For more infor­mation, call 751-1792.

INSIDE EDGE The Inside Edge offers a semi­

nar on •The road to 2015: Profiles of the Future" from 6:30 to 8:30 a .m. at Scott's Restaurant. 3300 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. The cost for first-time guests ii $20 and $35 for others. Call 460-4242.

MEN'S BREAKFAST The Men's Fellowship Break­

fast of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will discuss "The Jowney Toward God" at 6:45 a .m . in Dierenfield Hall, 600 St. AndrewS' Road, Newport Beach. Cost is $3 for breakfast. For more informa­tion, call 574-2239.

FREE SEMINAR Cummins & White Lawyers

offers a free seminar on #New Federal Rules Favoring Umited Public Offerings Up to S5M • at 7 p .m. at 2424 S.E. Bristol St., Suite 300, Newport Beach. For more information, call 852-1800.

THURSDAY

GARDEN CARE Newport Beach Community

Services offers a workshop on •winter Garden Care• from 6:30 to 8:30 p .m. in the Vmcent Jor­gensen Community Center adja­cent to Mariners Branch Llbrary, 2005 Dover Drive, Newport Beach . Workshop topics will include pruning, winte~ and spring vegetable ·gardening, pest control a.nd basic winter care. Registration fee is $25. For more information, call 644-3151.

CAREER NETWORK The tree Career Network

.meeting f9r those unemployed will discuss •Internal Network­ing" at 7:30 p.m. in the Chapel at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. For more infor­mation, call 574-2239.

READERS THEATER The Newport Beach Public

Library presents the South Orange County Community Readers Theater ~An Evening With ... " presentation at 7 p.m. in the Friends' Meeting Room at 1000 Avocado Ave: The free, the­matic performance will dramatize the work of an outstanding play­wright. For more information, call 717-3801.

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DINNER AFFAIR The Costa Mesa fhstorlcal

Society presents its 1991 Annual New Year Dinner Affair at 6:30 p .m. a t the Captain's Table Restaurant at Orange Coast Col­lege, 2701 Pclirview Road, Costa Mesa. The guest speaker will be Costa Mesa mayor Peter Buffa. Cost is $15. To R.S.V.P., call 548-5826.

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SUNDAY, JAN. 19

BRIDAL SHOW Mollie Merrell and Company

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MOMS SUPPORT GROUP 1 Group process focuses on work, success and parenting issues every first and third Thurs­days from noon to 1:15 p .m. and 7 to 8:15 p .m. at 2900 Bristol St., Suite J -108, Costa Mesa. Theses­sion cost $15. Call 850-1689.

REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY The Costa Mesa Republican

Assembly meets every third Thursday of the . month at the Neighborhobd Cpmmunity Cen­ter, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 645-5326.

CAREGIVER SUPPORT A support group for Adult Chil­

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She pledged to atteod Bennett's execution and dismissed his expressions of remorse. ·He bad the audacity ... to say, 'I'm sorry, rm sorry.' ... I don't want to hear any more apologies.•

The rape victim took the podi­um to desaibe how her life and career as a J4wyer bad deteriorat· ed since Benpett attacked'bl!lr in a cheap Cost.a Mesa apartment

"Eric Bennett came bolting through my door and nothing has been the same," she said. "I have 1'o drive anymore, and no ambi­tion. I don't seem to have much interest in people."

Parts of }\er "died in that rat hole in Costa Mesa on September 27, 1994," she sai(l.

Sonie spectators wept Others shifted uncomfortably. Bennett's family - bis wife, mother and sis­ters - $at ~ JUm. qnly yards away from supporters of the vic­tims. Hard.faced bailiffs scanned the aisles continually for trouble.

Bennett sat through it all with the posture of a man regarding a dull show in which he had no per­sonal•stake. He seemed to dwell in an ' envelope of privacy that buffered~ from the sunounding tension. When he spoke, his voice was soft and strangely empty.

"I would like to say I am sony, #

he told the judge. He said he hoped the apology "takes away some of the pain and some of the bate," and added, "I would also like to apok>Qize to my family." ·

Facing O'Leary directly just before she delivered the sentence,

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Bennem" wife, Karen. bolted the courtroom before the ruling. She held in her hands a civil suit which a lawyer bad served her minutes before - a wrongful death daim filed against Bennett by Christine Hougan.

Deputy Public Defender Leonard Gumlia made a last­minuteplea to the judge, saying, "I don't think (capital punishment) is a necessary resort in this case, as Mr. Bennett is not the worst of the worse."

Bllt O'Leary ordered Bennett to death row in San Quentin within todays.

Deputy District Attorney Car­olyn Kirkwood embraced Hougan. Kirkwood told the press, "It's noth­-ing really to celebrate, but it feels like justice was done.•

Hougan said. "I'm obviously very happy. A great weight is lifted off my shoulders.•

Outside the courtroQm, Gumlia said he took .the defeat personally. But he said Bennett expected the outcome.

•Mr. Bennett has been at peace for so long (with capital punish­ment),• he said •There has never been a time that he's said. 'I want to live, I must live, I need to live.••

Gumlia said the trial would have ended much sooner if the prosecution bad not sought the death penalty. He said pursuing the death penalty extended the suffering of people like Christine Hougan. ·

· we literally invite them to relive this all of their lives, • he said. "The system invites more trauma. ... We've dragged this on for two years. •

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Despite a contract that prev~t­ed him from doing other record­ings, Devis stuck with it - •we paved it so (others) could do that• - and went on to study psychology at Oty College New York and New York University.

After moving to Costa Mesa In 1986, Davis taught psychology and ethnic study courses at Cal State Fullerton, spent a year teaching ·· music and psychology courses at UCI and still teaches a. history of jazz class at Orange Coast College. Davis published "A Brief History of Jazz,• in 1995 as a text for the course.

Davis, who holdl a doctorate in psychology, went beyond the class­room to get to know his students better. He tutored several ol them and encouraged them tb attend his jazz concerts by giving them free passes.

"I getmore-pleasme out of '(helping people) than I do with money," Davis said •That's my high. I don't need liquor or drugs.•

Before long, he had gained quite a following both at the college lev~ and at jazz dubs. In 1990 about 25 fans of his, both students and jazz enth~, started the Art Davis FanOub.

On his birthday in 1991, the members told him to stop by a par­ty where they "wanted him to meet someone.· When Davis came to the swprise party in his honor, mem­bers presented him with a plaque for the Art Davis ScholMsbip.

The $600 scholarship has been awarded annually to a southern California college student and this

year the Gladys Davii Memorial Scbolanbip wiD be Introduced. honcx1ng hil late wife. A~ noo-pUtt organiza­

tion WU started Jn 1983 for the scholarabip and fund-~ elforts by Devis and the dub liave been difficult. leaving bh:n hoping for COtpOntte spcmonbip.

In addition to railing mmey. the group meets monthly to update members about Davis' performance dates and to plan eomnnmity ser­vice events. ·

Corey Saibner, of Anaheim. received the scholarship in 1994 • and said he bas been listening to Davis' recordings since seventh grade.

When he attended ooe of the fan dub meetings, he was sur­pmed to see Davis sitting there on a couch.

"He was so open.• $4id Saibn­er, a junior at Cal State Pullerton. "I wasn't swe how he would react to some young kid. but we talked for hours and it was great•

Scribner said Davis and his dub bas-taught him a.Jot aboutmusic and helped him meet people.

•1t goes under the name of Art Davis Fan Cub, but it's mainly about community~.· Saibn­er said. •1rs for people who know about his music and know about him and with him now help other people.•

Better Advantages for Students and So<ietf, the non-profit scholar­ship fund under the fan club, will have its fifth annual awards ban­quet at noon Jan. 19 at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Laguna Niguel Cost is $32. RSVP with check or money order to BASS, 3535 East Coast Highway, Suite 50, Corona del Mar 92625 or reserve by credit card at 240-5008.

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Allport Working Group leader Oarenoo Turner a.greed. saying; ""I don't really see this as a setback."

Earlier this week. Irvine CouDeit man Barry Hammond announced he would challenge Edwards fee a spot on the El Toro Allport Cit!zeDs Advisory Committee. The 13-mem· ber county committee approved the report before the supervisors d,id.

Edwards said be would pull him· self from consideration. however. when he heard Irvine wanted to join in the planning after snubbing the committee. · • '· "I think it's time to start the heal­ing process,. Edwards said

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By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot

. NEWPORT BEACH - When it comes to · sea View League girls basketball crunch : tinie, Newport Harbor High has been· : U.ere, done that.

Th.is experience may have been the dif­, ference in the Sailors' ha.rd-fought 41-36

league-opening victory over visiting San­ta Margarita Thursday night.

"We did a real nice job of maintaining our poise at the end," said Newport Coach Bob Dukus, who also praised the Eagles (12-5) for their scrappy play, which helped force 10 ties, seven lead changes,. and some serious anxiety among the Har­bor partisans.

"I think Santa Margarita served notice tonight. They're going to keep the rest of the league on its toes .·

The officials did the same Thursday, calling the physical play of both teams tightly, creating foul trouble for top play­ers on both sides and eventually fouling out two Eagles and one Tar.

Harbor's M.E. Clayton, Breanna Badorek and Desiree Talley all spent extra time on the bench due to fouls and Clayton, who led the hosts with 15 points and 10 rebounds, exited for good after being whis­tled a fifth time with 1:54 left.

Santa Margarita 's Kate Toman, who fin.

Ross ished with a team-high 13 points and nine boards, hit two free

throws created by Clayton's final infrac-tion to erase 'the last of Harbor's seven­point fourth-quarter lead.

But the Eagles. mired 10 the league's second division the last several years, did­n't score another point as the Tars (9-7) clutched up to escape the upset bid.

Talley swished a pair of foul shots with 1 :37 left to give Newport a 38-36 edge and senior point guard Colleen Eadie drained another free throw to pad the margin with 4 7 ticks remaining .

After Santa Margarita misfired on two fouls shots, the Sailors showed their grace under fire, working the 30-second clock to near expiration , before Eadie drove the lane and kicked to Badorek, who convert­ed the layin to put the game out of reach.

"That was the perfect way to end the game, working the clock down like that," said Dukus, wbo sat Clayton and Badorek in the first half due to foul trouble, enabling reserve post April Ross to display the poise few freshman possess.

"She's just so ... calm," Dukus said of Ross, who had five points and six rebounds, seemingly all at opportune times. "I've never seen her affected by any situation and she is one of the reasons I have confidence in all nine of our play­ers."

Talley's nine points and six rebounds included some late heroics, while Badorek had five points and five boards'in the final eight minutes to finish with six and seven , respectively.

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Eadie added six points, three assists and three boards, but it was Clayton's six straight points and assists on subsequent layups by Badorek and Eadie that helped the Tars establish a 33-27 cushion with 7:02 left.

After sitting out 68 seconds upon pick­ing up her fourth foul, Clayton re-entered and cashed in a Talley assist inside to

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their biggest lead more than a minute lat­er, but a three-pointer sparked seven unanswered Eagle points to force the Tars to bear down.

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By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilor

It took a Corona del Mar High upset of Santa Margarita in last year's Sea View League boys basketball finale to allow Wood­bridge to share of the league crown with the Eagles.

This season, the Warriors, led by All-American, All-CIF, all-every­thing Duke-bound senior Chris Burgess, likely won't need slli=h 1 lth­hour assistance to collect their first outright league tiUe since 1988.

Burgess, a 6-foot-10 center who led Orange County in ~ring last season at 26.3 per contest, once again sits atop the county leader board in that department at 24.7 ppg. He also is fifth in rebounding (11.6) and shooting better than 60% from the field.

The two-time Daily Pilot Sea View Player of the Year, who began his varsity career as a freshman at Mater Dei, would be enough to propel Coach John ,Halagan's squad to the top of any Sea View prognostica­tor's list. But Burgess has plenty of help.

After Woodbridge (11-3, ranked fifth in the county and second in CIF Southern Section Division II-A), however, things are decisively less clear cut. ·

El Toro (13-3 and No. 7 in the county) and Santa Margarita (9-~), would appear to have the best shot at claiming the remaining two guaranteed playoff berths. However, Irvine (9-7) and Newport Harbor 1 (9-6) have ample cause for similar optimism.

Only Corona del Mar (4-12) would appear to be without an invite to the parity party.

Here's a team-by-team look, in order of projected finish: ..../)

1 Woodbrldge: Joining Burgess is returning first-team1 all-

• t- league pick William Stovall, a 6-2 senior gu.ard, while Brandon Beeson, a 6-5 Cal Poly San Luis Obispo-bound senior, was sec­ond-team all-league last year and is averaging 16.5 ppg.

Former All-Golden West League point guard Peter Martinel-li (7.4 assists per game) has transferred from Servite to fill out a puzzle that could prove unworkable for Sea View foes .

A perlect league campaign might be too much to ask, but Burgess, and the balance that surrounds him, should give the Warriors superior consistency.

2 . Santa Margarita: The'Eagles won the II-A Southern Section crown last season - their secs)lfd CIF championship in three years - but lost All-CIF standouts Allen Krist and Dennis Keane to graduation.

Still, Coach Jeny DeBusk, as well as trusted assistant Bob Serven, both former Newport Harbor head coaches, seem to get the most out of their roster, which is seldom devoid of talent.

Brad, Gloger, a 6-4 senior, is averaging 17.5 ppg, while T.J. W1lliams is chipping in 6.2 assists per outing.

Jn addition, Carson Palmer, a familiar name to Back Bay fQOtball fans ~e quarterbacked the Eagles to the CIF Division V title), scored 10 pomts and had 10 rebounds in a win over Huntington Beach Tues­day.

In addition to personnel, trademark intensity and discipline give the

Iles the nod in a tightly-bunched clulse pack.

El Toro: First-year coach Todd Dixon must be doing some­thing right, while the same can be said for standout guards Fab­rizio Mendiola and Mark Wolfemeyer.

Mendiola, a 6-3 senior, is fourth in the county in scoring (21.4 ppg}, including a near-43% clip from three-point range.

Wolfemeyer, a 6-1 junior in his third varsity season, is averaging 16.3 per contest to put the Chargers within one of matching last year's victory total.

4 Irvine: The Vaqueros' annual leading asset is ninth-year

head coach Steve Keith. though sophomore point guard Chris Ferguson and 6-5 senior Edison transfer John Fudge give Keith a formidable pair of chess pieces.

The 5-11 Ferguson is averaging 13.1 ppg, shooting nearly 42% from threed.om, while Fudge is chipping in 8.5 ppg. Keith seems to find con­tributions from elsewhere to make things tough for often more-talent-

. ed opponents.

I Newport Harbor: The Sailors have endured five straight sub-.500 Sea View campaigns, including a last-place t-9 mark a year ago.

They coilld end that trend, but wUl have to play at a consis­tently high level for second-year head man Larry Hint to do so.

Senior Danny PU.Udo, entering his first varsity league-swe sb)oe his freshman season, joins sophomore point guard Matt Jame.on and senior sharpshooter Peter Cunningham as the nm• talent nucleus.

Pulido, a 6·5,· 220·pounder who will accept a football ICbolarsbip soon, provides a physical presence in the paint and his lntenatty should help Hirst keep the team focused. He has averaged 12.3 ppg in eight contests, after coming out late from football. ·

Jameson tops Newport ICOl'eR at 12.6 ppg and bis playmaldng abil­ity also makes him a dangerous adversary for ba.ckcourt opponents.

Cunningham, a MOODd·teem all-league select1on lut seaon. is averaging.9.2 per game, but could increase that considerably with an extended hot stree.k from beyond the arc.

ll Col'QM a.I Mar: The Sea Kings' string of eight straight trips to the poltMuan ll In Jeopardy. But Coach Paul Orrll, the dean of league coacbm entering hil 11th year, wu encouraged by a 4M l loa at mth·ranbd San Clemente Tueeday. ·

Owlie Peyton, npectect to spearb-1 the otteme after a 1trong ·summer, mtseect the flnt nine gemet will\ a lhoulder J)fObmn. then wu shut dawn In the ftnt quarter of hil tee0Dd game baC:k with the '1t • l8!M injury. His return "majof" ~mark. .~,

Senior guard Nick Priend (ll.4 ppg) ii tbe team'a top ICOr9' and DO I one U. bu ahibtted .ay odemM amllt 1 ocy. :

On1a Mid bard·DOMd dlf_.. ad deltbera• offeme, wtdda CWld I l1mtt tcore1 to tbe 409, • tit sea Kmgs' be9t lhot at -.mtng tbC ipcl61· 1 ' .. -~ . I I

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CORONA DBL MAR - The ·. Corona del Mat ~h glrli

-- polo -- lcXlr9d tWO gOU tn tbe ftnal two mlnUtel 1'b1mday, but it wasn't enough u Cotta Mesa WU able to bang on for a 10..9 .-Sctory in tint-round play at the New-c,,:/Corona del Mar

t. In the" o&ber half of the 16-~ bradJat. being played at ~ Harbor, the Sailors JUDl.J)ecl "1t to • 3-0 lead

. before faDing to Santa .Bar-

• · · DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT ~ lfBbor High'• Aatuma Milliken brbap the baU up the pool In Thunday dernoon'1 clael ......, Sula Barban in a Int-round matdlup at the Newport Harbor-Corona del Mar Water Polo blvHatlonal: below, Harbor'• Alden Moore (4) dellven one of thiee ICOrtng strikes !19"fmt Santa luban. Santa Bubar• prevailed, 6-5. -• bera, 6-5, The Sailon will be

bact in action today against CapW:rano V'1ley, a 9-7 ove.r­Ume laiel' to Villa Paik, in a 5:20 p.m. game at Corona de1 Mar. .

Newport Harbor beat Cap0 Valley, 1'·2, in the second

• game of the seuon. Alden Moore, who Jed the Sailors w1tb three goals against Santa Barbara, WU also the leading ICOIW in the first game with Capo. ~ gOalie Etin Kennedy

had a big night against Santa Barbara, being credited with 11 aves.

In action at CdM, Costa Mesa became the only local team to continue on in the wtoner'1 bracket. The Mus­tangs will meet Irvine, a 19-4 winner over Dana Hills, in a 3 p.m. game at Newport Harbor. CC:tM will stay in its own pool for a 3 p.m. game with Dana Hills.

The Mustangs opened an 8-' lead in the third quarter before the See Kings mounted a comeback to cut the ~ to 8-6 after three. .

Things got pretty tight wbeD Meagan Hardt scored the fifth of her geme-bigb sev­en goals to cut the lead to 8-7 With the final period barely 30 seconcts old. . ~ . 11Notbing like making . it close,. said Costa Mesa Coach Crystal Whitmore. "But it's always nice to get the win.. The Mustanga pushed the

lead back to 10-7 with 2:18 left on goals by Amy Howse and the third goal by Amy Devey before CdM made lt close with two more Hardt goals. Costa Mesa held the ball for the final 22 sec: onds to prelel"Ve the win. Carri Howse also ICQred three goals· for Costa Me5a. . while Jamie Smith added tw.o. Former Costa Mesa product Katie Grogan. back in town on a one-..mimth break from her fresh­man YMr at the University of. Massachusetts, was on the std~

lines with tbe Mustangs. •Katie is one of our biggest tans,• 'Whitmore wd. ·she real­ly brings a IOt of entbulium with her. It's great to have her back. •She bu so much emperience." Grogan, who pJayed on1be Mus­tangs' boys vanity team last sea­son, was the • cornerstone ln school's maugurai girls sea.son last year. •we went 12-8 with Katie in the lineup,• Whitmore said. •This year, we have a different leading scorer every night."

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CdM girls tie ]nine in knots, 2-2 CORONA DEL MAR - Lindsey Grubbs GIRLS SO"'"CER

settled a Jordana Havrlluk comer kick and ~ fired it just inside the near post with about five minutes left to help host Corona del Mar Hig.h earn a 2-2 Sea View League-opening tie with Irvine Thursday.

Megan Bryan broke a scoreless tie in the first half for the Sea Kings (5-6-2), but Irvine, ranked 10th in Orange County, rallied to take a lead, before Grubbs got the ~alizer.

"This gives us confidence we can compete and do well in league games, and we gained a point," Cd.M Coach Matt Etchison said.

Junior goalie Heather Hritz made seven saves for the hosts.

Sailors drop 2-0 decision to Santa Margarita

NEWPORT BEACH - Top-ranked Santa GIRLS SOCC.,R Margarita punched in two first-half goals » and made them stand up Thursday in a 2-0 win over the Newport Har­bor High girls soccer team.

The Sailors (5-5-1) had to play a majority of the game one player down after a red card was issued in the 33rd minute.

Goalie Jordan Fredriksen had five saves for Newport, but was unable to stop Casey Hamel, who scored both goals for the 6-1 Eagles.

Deming wins second-team all-league honors Estancia High junior Amy Deming

was the lone area representative on VP, ALL the coaches' All-Pacific Coast League volleyball teem. earning second­team honon.

Estancia seniors Jill Black and Christina Aguirre, as well as· Costa Meta juniors Kelly Chapin and Julie Collett were awarded honorable mention. '

Laguna Beach, which once again went un.beaten en route to a CJF Southern Section Division I cbampionshtp, had five tint-team picks, led by senior Most Valuable Player c_arolyn Kittell.

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LUNDE AWARD Ucciferri wins inaugural Gray Lunde Scholarship.

By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot

NEWPORT BEACH - John Ucci- WATER POLO ferri of the Newport Harbor High boys water polo team has been named the first recipient of the Gray Lunde Memorial Scholarship.

The award, expected to be given out by the coaching staff on an annual basis, honors the athlete who exhibits exemplary lead­ership, co~itment and perseverance on a daily basis.

•it means the world to me to get this award," Ucciferri said. "That my coaches would chose me, and that the award is in Gray's name, means a lot to me.

"To know my name will be on an award that will be passed down long after I am gone."

Ucdferri, a senior, will receive $1,000 toward the college of his choice. Either for tuition or boo.ks. He's still undecided about what' college he will attend.

The award Is a joint sponsorship of the Robert and Peggy Lunde f8IDily and Newport Harbor ~tics Booster Oub.

SCHEDULE

TOOAY ......... Communiiy college men • Riverside 0ty CoUege •t Orange Coast. 5:30 p.m. Comritunlty college women - Riverside City Cott.ge M or.nge Co.st. 7:30 p.m. High school boyJ - COf'ON del Mar at lt'Ylne, 7~ p.m.; Newport Harbor at Salnq

MargarhA. 7:30 PJT\· • IOCICllf

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Sailors upset Irvine, 38-29_._.

IRVINE - The Newport Har- WR S LING bor High wresillng team pulled E T · off a shocker in its Sea View League opener Thwsday, topping reigning and perennial league champion Irvine, 38-29, on the road.

In a win heard around the league, Newport Harbor sent a sig­nal that this year's title may be up for grabs for the first time in recent memory. The two teams were tied, 29-29, beading into the final two matches.

Jesus Pimental put the Sailors up, 32-29, by gaining an 11·8 decision in the 215-pound class, leavmg Jason Deere to put the win away in the heavyweight divj..sion. Deere, 14·1 on the'sea­son, pinned his opponent 1 :32 into his match to salt it away.

Brad Um (103), Jeffrey Arrellano (112) and Matt Large (119) g_9t the Sailors rolling with a major decision, a technical decision and a pin, respectively.

After losing matches in the middle weights, Jared Dutton got the Sailors back on track with a major decision at 140. Emmett Olevera grabbed an 18-0 technical decision at 160 before Michael Snyder picked up the fastest pin of the night at 189, top­ping his opponent in 0:52.

Newport Harbor 38, Irvine 29 • 103: Lim (NH) def. Antenore, maj. dee., 14-1 ; 112: Arrellano (NH) def~

Dugan, tech. dee., 15-0; 119: Large (NH) pinned Lunnon, 2:32; 125: Pena (I) dee. Pinon, 21-19; 130: Brown (I) pinned Tw,edy, 3:28; 135 • Koreis (I) pinned Hurtado, 3:20; 140: Dutton (NH) maj. dee. Raber, 20-12; 145: Rush (I) pinlleQ,... Cook, 1:11; 152: McDougalo (I) maj. dee. Chinn, 16-5; 160: Olvera (NH) tech dee. Nguyen, 18-0; 171: Gunderson (I) dee .. Munoz, 9-5; 119: Snyder (NH1;' pinned Rico, 0:52; 215: Pimental (NH) dee. Sanchez, 11 ·8; Hwt Deere (NH):J pinned Dickey, 1 :32.

ROSE BOWL REGAITA IS PRODUCTIV

Local talents rise to the surface at weekend's competition in Long Beach-based event.

N ewport sailors from a variety of teams turned in solid performances this

past weekend, as USC hosted the Rose Bowl Regatta in Long Beach.

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Sailed out of Alamitos Bay YC, the Rose Bowl Regatta annually features both high school and collegiate teams competing iI\ separate divisions.

Fifty teams took the water, with 17 competing in the collegiate division and 33 in the high school division.

Division by an astounding 27 points. His score, combined with his B Division's third-place fin\Sh, . gave the team a slim six-poiJ\t · • win over Newport Harbor Hig h's varsity. ' These teams were greeted by

the tail end of December's rainy weather, with mist and light winds throughout most of the event.

Racing was even delayed on Sunday by downpours and no wind until early afternoon when westerlies finally produced 12-plus knots of breeze - just in time for the last race of the regatta.

On. the collegiate course, Southern California sailors dominated the regatta from the beginning.

On Saturday, St. Mary's College of Maryland - featuring Huntington Beach's Mark Ivey and San Diego's Greg Reynolds - and Dartmouth, featuring Newport Beach's Casey Hogan, jumped out in front.

The two teams posted extremely consistent scores in the light breezes, ending the day in first and second, respectively.

Sunday saw St. Mary's maintaining their commanding position, with Ivey capturing the A Division title by a point over Mike UznJs of USC. lvey adds this win to bis growing list of collegiate honors that include All-American as a freshman and numerous division wins this past fall.

Reynolds, a freshman. also continued bis top perlonnance with a 5, 4, 1, 5 on the last day to gain third place in B Division. St. Mary's won the regatta by six points.

In B Division, Newport Bea.ch residents Danny Zimbaldi and Betsy Carmichael helped their Stanford teammates to a tbird·place finish overall by finishing a clOM second. Tufts Unlvenlty'I Jon Baker, who is origin.ally from Sen Otego, won the teem title by four points.

Oartnlouth fell oft Ol1 Sunday; wtth Hogen ftnllhing nfth in A

Dtvillon end the teem= fifth owran. 1be other' ~ B.edl teem. UC lntne, fMt\lltDg AJJl/J:y Bee '"•" and c.rne 1..lmk9r ID A Dt¥tlikJD and Iden wyma Ill a DhtikJG. ftnlet\e4 tigbdl OWnll.

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Harbor's varsity featured PatJfck Hogan once again al the helin in A division with crews Kassy • Thompson and Scott Hogan,' ' Brian Bissell skippered B ·" Division with Cryssa Byers, Paige Thompson and 'fyler Haskell taking twns as crew. •· •

Bissell and crew showed the same prowess as Warnock in I'( Division, starting slowly with· a•' 10th, but the commanding the· rest of the regatta with a 1, 1, ·1: 1, 6 and 1 to not only win the B Division by 15 points, but also , capturin.g low point for the evertt. ;

Hogan and team fought badt • from a tough first day with twO- : deep finishes to place fourth Wt j their division. , . J

Newport Harbor High also field a N , which finished fifth overall in the 33-boat fleet

Heather Porter, with crews ~ Alison Hill and Meagan Price, .. sailed to a seventh-place finisll. with Charlie Boukather and Gray Dougherty taking tumt at I the helm to seal a third-place finish in B Division. Their C'ftW!• included Matt McKinley, • , Jennifer Porter and Jesse • McCrae.

Corona del Mar High finis.b ninth overall in the regatta., Wit.ti Mike Barton sailing in A I Division, and Robbie Rader f:iJii.llb sixth in B Division. •

Besides all of the extre.me>J competitive sailing, the Rose Bowl is unique in that it attr.di college coaches to ICOUt out future talent and high school : sailors to learn more abOut NB~ tng et the collegiate level <

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HartJOr N. tt 7. • CoDege- t . St. Mary's, 571

1\lfts, 63; 3. Stemard. 141.t. 80; 5. Dertmoutb. 86. .

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lht piece ldtntlOed above, •t~JlRINO on tht~ If. PUBLIC HUlltlNQ JJ.' 0;•\:~ d!:: fbu~,S:~' s8::. wlf• . Transpott. 2911 A9cnanda, L.LC., 4111 Main St., David A.. Rutolo, Jr .• 27 OaUy Pilot Dtc. 20, 27, and lhall bt optMd I nd llo '" be htld on FEifi:u NOTICE IS HEREBY To Whom 'tt May Coo- dlo/Plcturtsque 411 311t Have you llatttd doing Cotta ....... CA 92827 Sult• 308, Huntington Golf Rld_g• Drive, Dow 1998 Jan. 3 10 1997 F133 putllcly read ~ al tht n w th GNEH 1nat _. publlo heat· eel St N- B h CA bullntH yet? Yes. 1976 David LeVeque, 2918 Rid- Stach, CA 92648 Canyon CA 92679 • ' • ebovt·t lattd Um• and ~pvt 1·7ci:,991i0c:.!J4!f~1 Ing .wlU bt htld by tht Th~ Name:Ji•> 01 IM ~ e*3 .",.,.... eac • Lawrtnct J . Ltlftr t1nd1. Cotta M..., ,CA SWMt Sctnta L.LC., 1475 Thi• builnt11 It con- PUBLIC NOTICE

• plac.. . Col1a Mita City Council • Thi• atattmtnt WU liltd 92627 T«mlnal Way, Suitt E, dlJcted by. an Individual In KCOtdanct with lht The CIJX Drtvt South, Or· on Jaiwary 20, 1897, at gt1cant(1~ I art. CONCO • Sharon Hutchi.on, 422 with lht County C1trk of 0.,,. LeVtqut, 2911 Rec> Reno, JN 8t!502 Haw . . ttatttd doing FlctJUou• •~Ines•

provltlon• of C1lllornla •j1•vou 8~:.;'ECT 10

the 11:30 p.m., or as aoon ~:E~P~~I~: ·~;itd :':c:C'At82~ Ntwpott Oranot County on 12-31-96 lands, Costa M,.., CA Thl1 bualntu It con- butlnta~tl? v11, August NalM ltlltement 811tlnn1 and Proltnlons ranting ol tht pethlon ou therNfttr aa PoHlblt, In abov. .,., appl Ing 10 lht Mlchtle Prata Bowden UHHS370S983 92627 ductMI by: • Umlltd .. blllty 11 , 1980 The following ptfeont art

.~Section 7028.15, and ~hould appear al lht hlar- ~· Council Chambtrt ol Department or Alcohotk: 34082 Capistrano by S•a: Dally Piiot Jan. 3, 10, 17, Thl1 bualntH 11 con- CO David A.. Rutolo, Jr. doing butlntlt u : Voilh ~~ Contract Code StC· Ing and ttalt YOUI ob- City Hall, n Fair Drive, Btverag• Control to 1111 al· Dana Point, CA 92629 . 24, 1997 1187 :'tf',td by. husband and Hav1• you llatttd doing Th11 11atement wat riled Contracting StrVlcn, 1142 JfOtl 3300, Ult owner r• jectlons or me written ob- Costa M11a. on the lo/low- cohollc beverign at· 801 Thlt buslntH 11 con- H ,....... bua ne11 yet? Yn, 11·18· with the County Cltrk ol Rutland Rd., 14. Newport ~;:•,~I ~~~lo~~~er ::: ecllon• with lht court bt- '1e'~eO'[UTION llndl an SOUTH COAST o 'RIVE ducted by: a general part· PUBLIC NOTICE bu~~~ .. ~0:111':'td d~·'V 9:ick Pinkerman, Manaotr Orange County°'; 12·~7·96 ~~T~m C~r:~olJ.h, 1142 liJTlc-llon 01 contractor's 11• fort tht hearing. Your •P- exempllon from lht ~trl· UNIT 120. COSTA MESA, ntrahlp Flotllloua Bu1lnHa Darla LeVtqut Thi• 1tat1rntn1 wu llltd

19983 04

50 Rutland Ad 114 Newport

cenu 11 lht Uma the bid Is ptaranct mty be In peraon cans with 011abllitltt Act CA 82626 Have you started doing Name Stat•m•nt Thia 1tal1men1 wat llltd with tht County Cltrk ol Dally Piiot Dec. 20• 27• Beach, CA 92680' tubmltttd· Clats A or B Of by your attorney. ~ADA) acces1lbillty guld• For lht lollowlng type ol business yel7 No The following persons art with tht County Clerk of Orange County on 1·7·97 1996, Jan. 3, 10, 1997 F137 Thia buslntH 11 con· p · I · IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR C If nl Ucense: 47 ON·SALE GEN· Sharon Hutchison ol . F O angt Cou ty on t·7·97 1997• 709 . vi ursuant to Bus ness and or a conllngent creditor ol I net and al or a DI• ERAL EATING PLACE Mlchtlt Prata Bowden d ng buSlness a~ uHtr & r n .. 57t PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by. an lndl dual PrOltislont Code Stc1lon th• deceased you must 1111 abltd Acc111 R1gulatlon1 Publlihed Newport Thia itatement was filed Han11n, 430 32nd St Suite 18973708577 Dally Pilot Jan. tO, 11, 24, Ha111 you started doing 70211.15, no payment shall your clalm ~th tht coutt (Title 241 lor lht rthablllt•· Beach.Costa Meta Dally with IM County Clerk of 200, Newpof1 Beach, CA Dally Piiot Jan. to, 17, 24, 31, 1997 F207 F1ctltlous luslneH butl~ss ytt? Yes. 11-1·96 be made lor WOfk Of matt- and maU a copy 10 tht per· lion of Fa(l'\/lr# Road with- Piiot January 10, 17. 24, Orange County on 1•7•97 92662 31, 1897 F214 Nam• Stat•m.nt WUltam Volth 1lat under tht contract un- sonal rtprtstnlalivt tp. out construction ol ADA Im- 1997 19973709887 Richard A. Fulltr, 111 Opal PUBLIC NOTICE Tht fottowlng persona .,., Thl1 statement was Oled '"9 and unlll tht R.eglstrar pointed by lht court within prOlltments and parkway Fl9S Dal"' Pll 1 J 10 17 24 Ave.. Balboa Island, CA PUBLIC NOTICE doing busintsa as: Glau with the County Clerk ot of Contractor• verifies to lour months from the date repairs. '' 0 an. • • • 82662 Flctltloue a.,1lne•• Block Lock 1793 Nan· Orange County on 12·17·96 ,.._ 0111rlC1 that tn• con- ol nrst ltsuance of ' tht let· NOTICE IS FURTHER PUBLIC NOTICE 3t, 1897 F200 Wllilam R. Hansen, 12 Fictitious e.,slMH Name .Stat.-n.nt tuckel Place: Costa Mtsa, 19983704849 ltactor waa proptrly II· tert u provided In 1tC1lon GIVEN that at aald llmt PUBLIC N Rlmrock, lrvlnt, CA. 92612 Nam• ltat•m•nt Tht foltowlng Pf'IOnl art CA 92627 · Dally Piiot Dec. 20, 27,

- c:.en1M1 at the tlmt the bid 9100 01 tht California Pro- and place all lnltrtsttd Fictitious BualneH OTICE Thi• bualneu 11 con· Tht following ptfton1 are dol~ buslntH 81: Com· Stephen c . McCluer, 1783 l"6, Jan. 3, 1o, 1997 Fl38 wu t ubmittM!. Any coo- bate Codt. Tht lime tor HI· persons may appear and N•m• Stat•m•nt Fl tltl 8 1 ducted by: an unlncorpo- doing bu1ln11t as: Harren munily Mongage Bankert, Ntnlucktl Place, Costa 1f8C!or not to llctnttd Is Ing claims will not expire ~ he11d by tht City Coun- Tht following persons are Nc ou5•, us nH• raltd association other E. Robinson, MD FACS, USA, 1663t Mlnfk•Q· lrvlnt, Mtu, CA 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE 1ub,11Ct to penalties under b 1 1 h 1 c11 on lht aloremtnllontd F am• atement than a partnership t310 W. Stewan Dr., Ste. CA 92606 This business Is con· 1---------tht law and tht contract e °'' our mont • rom Item. doing buslnelS as: uturt ~ follow'lng persons art Hav• you 11arted doing 309, Orange, Calif. 82668 . Flotltlous Butln•H win b~ considered void. 11 ~~v~earlng dale noticed IF THE AFOREMEN· ~ut~m~ll~n Sy~•:2msB & doing buslneu as: Maid bu1lnessyet?No Harrell Edward Robinson, J~~r::;r.nol~l~;c, ~':iio~ d~:V:°~~~an.~~~du:olng Nam•Stat•m•nt

, ITctnlt claaslficalion YOU . MAY EXAMINE the TIONED ACTIONS ARE r:can~:~ 81• ; ii J ooe' for Ptrftctlon, 827 S. Web- Richard A. Fuller 5081 Copa Dt Oro Drl111. (CA) · 16631 Millikan lrvlnt buslntts yet? Yts 12·10. Tht following persons are sp«lrr.d hertlnafttr It lhal file kepi by lht court 11 ou CHALlENGED IN COURT, Irvine C~l'=~·a ~2~- · 1ler 19, Anaheim, CA Thll tlattmtnl was flied Anaheim Hills, CA 82807 CA 92606 · ' 96 ' doing buslntss as: Anasazl

• of~ "a~lalty contractor" art a ptrton lnttrnted In the challenge may be flm- Gregg Lew~ Silberman 92~ G with lht County Clerk of This busln111 I• con· This buslneu Is con- Stephen c . McCluer Products for Pets. 2552 • 1Stf!Md .In Stellon 7058 lh• ntatt. you may tile lttd to only thott l11u11 5146 Dorado Drive 1 111 · Jod • rtgory, 927 S. Orange County on t2-31·86 ducted by: an Individual ducted by: a corporetlon Thi• ai.tement wu llltd Grttnbrlar. Costa Mesa. 4 1b4 CahfOfnla Buaints1 wllh th• court a formal Rt- ~omknt rlltts at the pub- Huntl ton Beacti 'ci1iror: Webster 9, Anaheim, CA 19H3708011 Have you tlarttd doing Have you alatltd doing with tht County Clerk ol CA 92626 ancf-.Proltslk>ns Code, the quesl lOf Special Nolle• 01 lie hearing d11crlbtd In nla 9~9 • 92804 Dally Pilot Jan. 3, 10, 17, buslntss yet? Yes, 3-18- buslntss yel? No Ofangt County on 12·17·96 Kathlffn Flanagan. 2552 aptclalty contractor Int filing 01 an lnventm;y this nota or In written cor- Thomas William Mathew•. Wtnd~ Hlapclch, 7380 24, 1997 1189 1965 EOR TtchnOloglH, Inc.. 19 983704B47 Grttnbrlar, Costa Mtta, ....,.rdtd the contract tor and appraisal of tttett .,. respondence d1ll11ertd to 757 San , ~ 1 lne Call Avtnld Juarez. Anaheim Harrell E. Robinson, MO Ronald J. G•Ntr Prt1ldll'll Dal"' Pilot ,.,._ 20 27 CA 92626 this work shall 111111 con- lht City Council II or prior . ........,,, rv • · Hl»t, CA 92806 PUBLIC NOTICE FACS Thi -, ' '7 ........ • ' Thi b I I sfrµ¢1 a m•"'-lty ol the stls or or any petition or to Int_...,.,. heartng' lorrna 92714 Thia business Is con- Thi lal t nttd . s t lattmt nl wu filed 1998 Jan. 3 10 1997 F140 s us ness . s con·

......, . actount as provided In • ...,.,..,. · This buslntu 11 con- ducted b . al rt . • • tmen Wat with lht County Citric ol • • ' ducted by: an lnd111idual wOfll. In accOl'danct with section 1250 ol lht Callfo;. MARY T. ELLIOTT, ducted by. an unlncorpo· 1 Y· • gtner pa • Fictitious BuslnH• with the County Cltt'X ol Orange County on 1·7·97 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you atarttd doing lht provlslona of California nla Probate Codt. A R., O.puty City Cl•rk rated association other ':f~ P 111 In Name Statement Orange County on 12-3-96 19973709578 business yet? Yts, 1·t·96 ~':J~!:tl~7Cf;:,1esslons qutst for Spacial Nollet Pubfl1hed Newport lhan a par1nerthlp bu~l~es~ou,17 N~ed do g Tht lo/lowing per.ions are 19983703577 Dally Pilot Jan. 10, 17, 24, flctltloa,aa euslneH Kathleen Flanagan

Ti 1 1

h fOfm Is •vailablt from the Beach·Costa Mesa Daily Have you tlatttd doing Jodlt G lgory doing bu1lntss as: a) TMO Dally Piiot Dec. 20, 27, 31 t 997 F213 Nam• StatenMnt This statement was llled t~ s,oo c~~pl~~!en8,8e coun clerk. Pilot January to, 1997. business yet? No This at~ltment was nted D11lgn1, b) Turn Me On 1996, Jan. 3, 10, 1997 F122 • Th• lollowlng ~rton1 are with lht County Clerk ot ~-·within the lime ••t Attorn•~ tor th• Pell· F223 Gregg Siiberman with the County Clerk or 0',.'1~!,;11~~~!, °J:~~ ~'.4 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE doing buslntu at: Venezia Orange c~~:8~7~~~75:5 torttt ttertln will rHult In tloMr: This stat1men1 wu filed Orange County on 1 t·22·98 92848 • P1odUCUons, 2030t SW Cy· Ult lmpoilllon of llqu.ldated JEFFRl!Y T. PUBLIC NOTICE with the County CleiJ< ol 19983702804 t<tllh K lpl kl 1415 Or F1ctltloua •ualMH Fictitious • ., .. ne.. prns St, Newpof1 BHch, Dally Piiot Dec. 20, 27, '9arnages fOf tech day of VANDERVEEN, ESQ., SUMMARY OF Orange Cf'~~;;0~:~~ Dally Piiot Dec. 20, 27, ang• Stu n: 'Huntlngto~ Name Stat•ment Name ltatem.nt ~ 9~ Inc (CA), 20301 1996, Jan. 3, 10, 1997 F139 ~~· lndtht amount of (CSa1 1100e4), LAW ADOPTED Dall Pil tJ 10 17 24 1996,Jan. s,10,1991F120 Btach,cA 8264a ThtfolloWfngper1onurt ~'~'*~p~ sw~pr111 '$1 NtwPort PUBLIC NOTICE Eaef~ld:; •halt submit. ~FFl~~·Ng:~~~::v ORDINANCE 31, 1~7 ° an. • F227 PUBLIC NOTICE c~~~ A~"''eo~M:~- ~~s~~~~·~:~ NON\. INC~3110f·E. La ~hi h, bCA 92660, .. I Flotltlou• ButlneH

on the lorm furnlshM! with • • CITY OF CA 92627 " ' Blvd cosia Mtll CA Palma Ay.. ANl'lelm, CA 1 us n .. , ' con· N I the contraci documents, .. 24422 AVEHIDA DE LA COSTA MESA PUBLIC NOTICE Flotltlous Buslneaa This bu11nau Is con- 92627 • 92806 ducted by: • c0tporallon Tht ame tatement ' ~or the propottd sub- CARLOTA, STE. 345, ORDINANCE 9&-16 Is 'Name Stat.nMnt ducted by· co-partners EUer BrOlhtr Enttrprlus PIGNONE INC., (NY), 310t Haw you slatted doing dol ~ ~ r'P contractors on this prOject LACUNA HILLS, CA tchtdultd to bt In full Flctltloua BuslMH Thi lollowlng persons art Htv• yo;, ltttltd doing Inc., (Calif.), 2051 Newport E. Le Palma, ANhelm. CA ~· ~t? VH, ~99() Dtl~trY Servi: :;e c&j,i: H required by tht Sublet· 92853 force and effect 30 days Ham•-Stat•ment dolnQ. bus ln e u u : bullntH yet? No Blvd., Cotta Mna. C.Ur. 92808 on Inc., arbara t.i St c ta 'M CA ttng and Subcontracting Publl1htd Newport from Its adoption on Janu- The followlng ~rsona .,, DONOE. 32371Alipaz141 Keith l<ulplnakl 92647 Thlt bu.ln111 It con- Venezia. Prn. 92627.. os esa. Fair Practlcts AC1, Publlc Beach-Costa Mtta Dally ary e. 1997, and wu doing buslnets as: South- San Juan Capistrano CA Thia 11a11mtn1 was filed Thia bu1lntt1 It con- ducted by: • CO#poratlon ~· 1:-t~mentty ~ :'": Barbata J Wilson 678 Contract Code Section Pilot January 3, 6, lO, 1997 adopted by lht following land Exterior Building Str· 92875 ' with th• County Clerk of dueled by: a corporation Have you atarted doing Or ,.,,.~ 12.24.:e Capital st.,' Costa 'Mell! . • 4100 et soq. Fw-

168 roll call volt: COUNCIL vlcta, 8855 AUanla Ave .. Donald Butler. 32371 All· Orange County on 1-1·97 Have you 1tat1td doing business ytt? YH, 1983 90ge ........... , on CA 92627

El'ch .bid shall be ac· ME M 8ERS 1 AYES t #166 HunllnglOn Beach, paz 141, San Juan Caplat· • 19973709599 buslntst yet? Yts, 1972 PIGNONE, INC., Claudlo 19983705533 This business Is con· companied by a ce111t11d or PUBLIC NOTICE Monahan l!rlckton CA 92646 reno, CA 92675 Dally Piiot Jan 10 17 24 Elltr Brother• Enttrprl1n, Maltrau.I, Regional Oen. Dally Piiot Jan. 3, 10, 17, ducttd by· an lndl11ldual ct11.Jhle

1 r's check or

1bld c 0 w • n ' a 0 m •, 1 '. Daniel J. Pa11tln., 8355 Al· Dtllcla Butler, 32371 All· 31 1897 · ' F2o6 Inc., Lee Elltr, Prtsldtnl era!Thl Mgr. flltd 24, 1997 f181 H1v1 yo;, started doing

bOod n en amount not ess NOTICE OF 0 , ' . lanta Ave., 1166, Hunting· paz '41, San Juan Caplst· • This statement was llltd 1 ttalemenl waa business ti? No lfla'1 ten percent (10%) ol PUBLIC HEAAINQ N ES. None. ABSENT. ton Beach, CA 92646 rano, CA 92675 PUBLIC NOTICE with lht County Cltt'X or with the County Cl«k ol PUBLIC NOTICE Barbare ~llson lllt total bid price, payable BV THE REDEVELOP· Butt•. Catherine M. Munn, 8855 Thl1 butlntts 11 con- Orange County on 12·13-96 Orange County on 12·111-96 Thi• statement was filed to the DISTRICT.as a gu~r· ORDINANCE 96-16 acfds AUanla Ave .• 1166, Hun- ducted by: husband and Flctltlou1 8u11MH 1ffl3704583 19H3704U1 Flclltlous 8uslneH with lht Coun Clerk of anttt that lht bidder, 11111 MENT AQENCY OP THE Chapter 111 10 Tltlt 19 of the lington Beach, CA 92646 wilt Name lt•t•ment Dally Pilot Dec 20 27 Dally Pllol Jan. to, 17, 24, Name Statement prangt County 'Jr, 12·19-96 proposal Is acctpted, shall CITY OF COSTA MESA Colla Mtu Municipal Thlt busln111 Is con- H•vt you stal1ed doing Tht followlng PlftonS ar-e 1996 J 3 0 · 897 'F 30 31 1997 F220 Th• following person• art 199e3705'0t promptly txecult t~e TO AEVll[W AND EVAL· Code pertaining to wlrtlns ducted by: husband anti blJalntsa yet? No doing bullntu .,. Mission • an. • 1 · 1 t • doing buslntH as: Ad· .

..Agreement, lu1nlsh a sal11· UATE THE PAOQRESS d i I I wilt Donald Butler Micro I I . 5942 PUBLIC NO'l\ICE PUB'IC NOTICE vanctd T1chnologle1 Daily Pilot Dec. 27, 1996, • " c l't>ry Falthlul Perform- OF THE REDEVELOP· g I.al communlcat on1 HllVt you started doing This statement was llltd Edlng!~' ~~:· ~le 113 'I Group, 2175 P•cillc Av•. Jan. 3, 10, 17, 1997 F154

1nce Bond In an •mount MENT PLAN FOR THE radio networks. buslntss yet? Yea, Dtc. with the County Clerk ol Huntington "Beach CA Fictitious 8u1IMH Fictitious B"tln••• Sult• E·2• Costa Mesa. CA PUBLIC NOTICE not less than ont hundred DOWNTOWN PROJECT THE FULL TEXT ol tht or· 1985 Orange County on 12·1 3·96 92649 ' N•m• ltat•m.nt Name ltat•m•nt 92627 p~rcenl (l00%} or the total AREA. dl.nanct ~Y bt read In the Daniel Pavtln t9983704571 Minion Mlcro1yst1mt, Tht lollowlng ~rtons art The lollowlng ~rsont art James Charltt Van Vleck, Flctltlout Bu1lnH1 bid prBlce, l"!rnlsh 1 Pay- NOTICE IS HEREBY City Clerk• Olflct, 77 Fair This statement was filed Dally Pilot Dec 20 27 Inc ~N':J 4550 Wtst doing buslntu as· Tht Oo doing buslntH u · Tht 2c175 .f•clllcc Ave, E·2• Nam• Stat•m•nt mtnl ond 1n an amount o I Co ta M with the Count" Clerk of · ' • 0 k.. ' S · · osta mesa. A 92627 nolless than ntty percent GIVEN thallht Redevelop· r 11' · 1 esa.

0 C • 12 17 96

1996, Jan. 3, 10, 1997 F125 a ey I ., ufle 111 , Las Network!. 425 N. N-port Moto Tracer Company, Thia bualntu 19 con· Tht lollowlng persons are (50'K.I of tht total bid prlc. ment Agency or tht City of MARY T. ELLIOTT, range ounty on • • Vegaa, NV 89102 Blvd., Sit. D. Newport 8882 Heil A111nue. Apt. 7, duc1td b an Individual doing business as: Koo-Ka and furnish ctnlficatts 911~ co.ia Mtaa has 11t Jamr D•putr Cltr Cl•rk. _ 19983704882 PUBLIC NOTICE Thla bu1ln111 It con- Betch, CA 92663 W11tmln1ttr, Calllornla Mavt y~ atal1ed doing Choo Marketing, 2183 Fair· dencing that the r9Qulrtd ary 13, 1897, at 5:30 p.m. Published Newport Daily Pilot Dec. 20, 27, ducttdby:acorporallon WOfld Blllfish Strlts, Inc., 921183 butlntuyet?No vi- 1222. Costa Meta, lnsur1nce Ii In tlftet In tht In tht nr11 noor conference Beach·Coata Mtaa Dally 1996, Jan. 3, 10, 1997 F141 Fictitious ButlneH Have you alar1td doing (CA), 425 N. Newport Blvd., Wendy Denlst Morton, Jamea C Van vi.ck CA 92627 amounts Ill forth In the room ol City Hall, 77 Fair P"ot January to, t997 Nam• Stat•ment blJslntH yet? Yts, t881 Ste. D. N-port Beach, CA 8882 Hell Avtnut, Apt. 7, Thll 1tai1men_ I wu llltd Thomas Anthony Sanett1. general conditions. In tht Drive. Coata Mesa. Calllor· Ft9S PUBLIC NOTICE Tht fonowlng ptrtOnt ar• Mlulon Mlcro1y1t1m1, 92663 W11tmlnsltr. California with lht County Clefk 01 9182 Aloha Or .. Huntington event ol ltllure to enler Into nit, at tht time and place doing buslntss as: COL· Inc., WUAam B. McDon- Thia bu_alntH I• con- 92683 Orange County on 1.7.97 Stach, CA 92646

• the contraci and tKtcUlt tor a public htarlno to be PUBLIC NOTICE fictitious Bu1lnHI WEIJ PLUMBING. 5162 %ffh, Prttldtnl ducted by: • cOfporallon T~• bualntu 11 con- 19973709832 This business Is con-• tht requlrtd documents held by the Rtdtvefopmtnt Name Stat•m•nt Howard Ave .. Los Alamitos • statement was Ii.ltd Have you sterttd doing ducted by: en Individual ducttd by: an lndlvldlllll

auch bid security wm t>9 Agency to review and tval· FlctJtlous ButlnHI Tht following persons .,, CA 90720 ' with the County Cltrk ol buslnHI yet? No Have you •tatted doing Dally Pilot Jen. 10. t 7, 24, Htvt you 91.llltd doing IOl'leiled. Tht Falthlul Ptr· uatt lht progreu of the Name Stat•m•nt doing business u : a) Birch Scott Mallhew Colmar, 555 Orange County on t.7.g7 World Blllflsh Serles, Inc .• buslntH yet? No 31, 1997 F201 busln111 yet? No fOfmanct Bond shall r• Downtown Rtdtvtlopment Th• lotlowlng ptftonl art Industrial & Wallc·ln Medi· Paularlno Ave., IA-201, 19973709581 R. Wtynt 8 11bff, Prta. Wtndy Den111 Morton PUBLIC NOTICE Thomas A. SanetU main In full force and eNtct Projtc:1 Area. doing bualntH u : AslOd- cal Clinic, b) SL John Cotta MtH, CA 92626 Dally Pllbt Jan. 10, 17, 24, Thi• ttaltment wat filed Thi• statement Wat filed This t11t1men1 was filtd through tht guaranlff pe- At tny llmt, not later than ated Hearing S~tch and Breast Centtr, c) Birch Danltl Jamts Wtbbtr, 31, 1997 F217 with IM County Clerk of with the County Cltrk of Fictitious Buslne•• with tht County Clerk ol rlod at specified 1n tht lht hour 111 IOI' hearing, Language, 17732 Stach Outpalltnl Surgery Ctnltr, 5182 Howard Avt., Los Orange County on 12·13·98 Orange County on 12·13-96 Na St t t Or81l99 County on 12·19-96 general conditions. any person who dt1lres to Blvd., Suitt C, Huntington d) Birch Pain Ctnltr, 4483 Alamitos, CA 90720 PUBLIC NOTICE 19"3704593 19HS704124 Th• 1:':W.,,: •m=• 811 19813705107

The DISTRICT reserves txpresa an opinion on lht Beach, CA 921147 Birch St., Newport Beach, Thi• bualriua la con· f'I tltl B 1 Dally Pilot Dec. 20, 27, Dally Pilot Jan. 10, 17, 24, doing buslnta:-!a: Brad· Dally Pilot Dae. 27, 1996, tht right to reject any or all progr111 of Ille Rtdtvtlop- Richard G. Castanon, CA 92660 ducted by: a ~entral P•l1· 0 ous us MH 1996, Jan. 3, 10, 1997 F134 31, t997 F225 "'"' ln,,.•tm.nt co. 121 Jan. 3, 10, 17, 1997 F15e bids or to waive any Ir· menl Plan may Ill•. In wrh· M.D .. F.A.C.S., Inc.. (CA), Huu N. Pham, ,MD, Inc., nerahlp Nam• Statement ~It A Balbo iii d 1egutar11111 Of 1n1orma111111 Ing a ttatlfT\tnt of hll/lltr 1n32 Stach Blvd., Su111 (CA), 111 50 Euclid st .. Hive you 11arttd dotng Tht 1o11ow1ng P«IOM .,., PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE CA ~;·oot • an ' PUBLIC NOTICE 1n any bid• Of In tht bid· oplnlona. Al lht above c, Huntington Blach, CA 1'218. Fountain Vallty, CA buslntu yet? No doing business as: Tht Co- F1 tit' - 1 1 Wiiiiam s Sttwat1 123-01---------ding. 1taltd plac• and llme, Of' 92647 92706 Scott Cofmar ptrnlcua Group, 19992 C rvUI Vt MH FloUtlous ..... MM Aaatt A ' Balboa Island PlotlUoua Busln•H

As required by S.C:tlon u to0n lhertafttr as II John w. Evins, M.D., This bu1ln111 11 con- Thi• 1tat1men1 wu filed Carmanle LaM, Huntington Name ltatement N.,.,. Stat9'1Mnt CA ~;OC)1 ' Name Stat•ment • 1773 or the California may ~ Polslblt, any ptr· F .A.C.S., 17732 Beach ducted by: • COfpotlllon with the County et.rte of Btac:h, CA 82648 Tht followlng persona .,, Tht following ptraont art Thi• butln111 11 con- Tht ro11ow1ng Plflonl art • Labor Cod• tht DirtctOf' of IOn Of' organization dtslr· Blvd., Suitt c. Huntington Have you tter1td doing Orange County on 12·16-96 Jtltr.y Crltpln Hart. 18892 ~ bUtinttt H ! Coast doing butlnt9I u : Worid- ductMI ..... a limlttd part· doing bullnffl u : Tht

the Departhitnl ol Indus- Ing to be htard \'VIII ~al· Stach, CA 92647 bullntH yet? No 1H837047t7 Carmanla LaM. Huntington Prop1rt1,1 of Calllomla, wldt Goll School• 141193 ntrthl v,. t<acfllna Window 1280 1r111 Atlatlons of the State l«dMI that 0P90f'l\Jnlty. C•cll J . Folmar, M.D. Huu N. Pham, MD, Inc., Dally Pilot D~. 20, 27, Beech, CA 82641 500 Old Ntwp0r1 Blvd., f. Ball Rd., Anah9fm, CA Haw p you atal1MI doing Bl1on IB9-379, Newpor1 ol California has dtltr· Tht Atdtvtlopmtnl F.A.C.S., 17732 Bttch Huu N. Pham, Prtsldtnl 1996, Jan. 3, 10, t9!17 F13& Teddi Ann Hart, 19892 1202, Newport Stach, CA t28oe bullnns yet? Yn. M.74 Btacti, CA 92680 m1ntd the general prtvall- Projte1 Area 11 gtntfally Blvd., Suitt C, Huntington Thia atattmenl was liltd Carmanla LeM, Huntington 9zea3 Worldwide Goll Enltr· Wllltm s Stew.n John D. Clint, 1400 Colo· 1ng 11t11 or wage• In lht boUnd•d as follows: 19th Beach, CA 92647 with 1he County Clerk of PUBLIC NOTICE Stach, CA 9264& MMDC, Inc .. 500 Old New- prl1tt, Inc.. (CA), 28382 Thia ttat9mtni wu nltd redo, Boulder Clty, NV,

, tocaflly In which thlt work Slrtet on tht nonh, Orange This butlntH It con· Orang• County on 11 ·2 1 -~ This bu1ln111 It con- pon , Bl\ld., 1201, Ntwpofl Carmel Rancho Lane c.,. with lht County Cltrk ol 89005 • Is to bt ptrlOl'mtCI. Copltt Avenue on lht HSI, 17th ducted by: a general par1· 1H837028SI Platltloue 8ualneH ducted by: husband and & .. ch, CA 9211a !Ml, CA 93923 • Orange County on 1.7.97 Thia bu1lnt11 la con· ! of thHt r•tt dtttrmln ... Street on the aouth and nershlp Dally Piiot Dec. 20, 27, Name Statement wllt Thia bu~lnt,H It con- Thia bualntH 11 cqn- 1" 73709575 ducttd by: an Individual , uons . .,, on lilt at tnt DIS. Pomona Avenut on lht Havt you ttarttd doing 1996, Jan. 3, 10, 1997 Ft43 Tht following pertons .,, Have you llarttd doing ducted by. • COtporallon ducted by: • corporation oa11u Piiot J 10 17 24 Have you 1tat1td doing • TAICT, and copltt may bt ~•I. bualneu yet? Ytt, 8198 doing bualntu aa: a) NrN- butlnna yet? No Htvt you tlatttd doing Havt you 1lat1td doing '1 an. • • · bualntH yet? Yn. 1 M·96 • obtalntd upon rtqutsl. Tht A copy of th• Annual A.- Rlcherd a. Cattanon, PUBLIC NOTIC• pon Cout Dental .care bl Jtttrty C#lspln Hatt butlntH ytt? No blltlnfft ytt? No ,., .. 7 3t, 1997 F209 John o . Clint

contractor shall post 1 port for th• Red.-,.IOpment M.O., F.A.C.S. tnc., Richard '" Ntwporl CoHt Ot~tal This ataltmtnt wa1 nltd MMDC. Inc,. Unda J. M1t· WOflclW!de Oolf El'IC«OtlM, PUBLIC NOTICE Thf1 atalttMnl wu flltc:'I copy ol ttie1., ra111 at each Agency aummartllng tht G. Castanon, Pree. Flotlttou• Bualneu Or01Jp, c) Ntwpott Coast with the County Cl«'k of tin, Secretary Inc., Al Monti, • Gen. Mgr. with IN County Cltrk ol JoO 11t1. Tht conu•ctOf and tiellvltlts In the Downlown Thia 1ta1tment wu Iii.cf N•me Statement o.ntat, d) Newport eou1 Ofange County on 12·12·118 Thi• ttaitmtnt waa Iii.ct Thi• ttattmtnt wat filed F1otttl•&11 •a1ne Orange C'.ounty on 12·tt-118 any tubcontractor unct« II Atdtvttopmtnl Projt cl with the County Cltrk ol The loltowlng '*'°"*art Dtnllalry, 400 N•wport 1He3704H8 with the County C1trk ol with the County Cl«k of N a n ttff3705108 tt\ill pty not '!'' than lh• Arta It 1vallable !Of review Or90g1 County on 12·24"118 doing butlntu as: WA Ctnttr Drive. Sulit eo7. Dally""°' Jan. 10, t7, 24, Or•• County on t2·1Mlll Orang. County on tl·12-t6 The :::wi,:t•ment Dally Pllol Dec. 27, 1996, , ::=.~0Pf.fiat!1:~'!:! ~..:~; 77~ 8:1v~'~'!! oa1~ Pi1o~~~.3~.o~:,21~. ~.."obo ~.rA~:, cg~l· ~k 8c;~.cD~~8 31. t"1 F221 oa11y Pu!~~o:•::,, 0 ~~~~~:22! g:~c bu~r.~ :: Jan. 3, 10, 11, t"' F16'

• ployelond bT them In the ex· 0Me9ab'-l~by• copy m1!!Rbt 24, t997 1185 Sutt• 500 Ntwpor1 etac:ti' Summtrfltld, Irvine, CA PUIUC NOTICE 1tte. Jan. 3, to, 1"7 F135 31~997 ' Fm St1I 'C:ttCl~~·· ~l PUIUC NOTICE

tcvt o lht con1t1c:t. ,.,..., calllno ... • ' CA 82660' ' 92804 - ' 9292' ' , No blddtr may wtthdrfw dtvetoprnt nt OfllcH at PUBLIC NOTICI Douglas B. Gt0t~. 434 Thi• bialntu 11 con- Flotttlou• luatne•• PUILIC NOTICE PUBLIC 110TICI ~t w Lll"'"k 153 '1otltl°"a lu .. net1

any bid tor a period ol 7t4/7$4•H35. Bt90nla corona dtl Mar ducted by• an lndlYlduat NanM ltetNft.nt " a f c · • Name aaeteMent lof1y·live (45) d•Yt alltf tl'I• Allan L. Ro.der, ... ITAT•M•NT 0, CA 826i5 ' Hlvt y® 1tar1ed doing Tht tol~ng plftonl .,.. Plotltloua luelnes• •• • OSll M.... OA Th• •o1&ow1ng ptftOr\I art d••• 111 for th• opt11lng ol eoutlv. Director, Cott• WITHDRAWAL FROM Matthew Craig Lyon, 434 bUtlnMt it•r7 Ytt, 2·t.e9 doing buslnfft ••: PDQ Name ltetement '~!~':";:.:.::a ~7

b uilntH It con- dOlng bull~ u : C8' & • ~·· 1>-- I "2300 MHa R•d•v.lopment PARTNIRaHI, hgonla. Coton• dtl Mar. Jon l!tlk Oltnnt 0 .0 .$ . ~' R~·· 12 2n! ':.~!.! ~p~~· TM following '*'°"' .,. ducted by: .,, Individual AuOC.i.231M Colltoe Or111t,

Ul'luant lo _..ton "' Atfenoy OP•MTINQ UNDlft CA 92fS25 I Thi• ltlltmtm WU flltd ............ ~ ... ,. lnta ......... ... .... " · _, c d I b I ) Hav. ...... tlattM! dot Ccma Mna. CA 88.H of lht Public Con1rao1 Publlsh~d Newport FICTITIOUa Thia butlntu It con. wllh th• County Cl"k 01 M11gert1.a, CA 921188 Qol1 TOUf, ta lelttt Ln., .... <!_~! .. .!' ntH ~'Jl__!. bullMff--.-7 YH J~ CharmalM e.matd Pick..· Code. 1M conltact will con- ducted by• ·-•-~""- Or•nna C""""" on 12·2 .. 118 John Paleatk I Usa M. /IJ· Allto VltJo, CA t2Ae ,_,,.. """'OfClll'I, _,..., ,.. • · •t1 2394 COlltoe Drive

• taln Pfovf•~· permitting e .. ch-CO•t• M•M Diiiy IUllNHI NAM• I d . -:' 11"" .. ""ih' ---- 1.HnoHH •Qndef..Ptlctlk. 12 Snow· John Stephan .. ~ . .. Englnttrfng, eoe lrmlntl 1975 eo'e&a MHa. CA f2l2t . ! the 1ucceufut bidder to Pilot Dec.inw 21, ttte, ~~ ptr90f\ "-.: r~ 1 ~:n o '' Dtlly '"°' o.c 27 1998 b«ry, Rancho Santa Mar· EllNC L.n., Allto vi.fc>, CA ~ Cottt M .. a, CA ~ ~.c~ iu.d This bu11,,.11 It con-• 1w1>st1tui. ~""" tor Mi Jllt'Nlllly 3, 10, 1997. • ""* Heve you 11.n.cs doa- • • • Qattla, CA 92W ,.,,.. ' d\lc:ltd by' an lndlvlcklal • ~ wftl'IM4d by lht Sal95 ptttner from tM S*WW· butiMlt v-t? No .... Jan.~. 10, 17, 1"7 '153 l'hl• bUllMH It con. Mich••• ltant.y Mii••· 11tpl\M L.ucea ltOIMow, wlttl tM ~ °*" ot HIY• yo\, tlM\td doing

Dt1rif lo .,.... ptifonn- ltlto .,a.~ under the M911Mw CtllCI L....,. .,1ILJC -nc• duc1ed by: hulband Ind M02 Muntt« Dr .. H~ 2041 Tutttn #C, Costa °'_,.~on 12'27 .... butlMM ytt? YM '2· l0. ~under tM connc:t °' PUILIC NOTICE flcdlkM ~' NWM of TNt ttat 1

-· llltd ,..v "" '" wtt. '°" lalch. CA t2t41 MMa. CA 92G7 tHU708no ee ' ' ~ peym.nl of r• NOTICS 0, SAL• =. T=- ~~ ~ with tM ~ ~ of Fletltl•ue .......... ~ ~ lllar'9d ~ Thi• butlM.. •• con. ~ ~IMtt~On- Ody PllOt Jen. 10, H , 2•. Chatmalne e. Plctctn : =u:.:.trMd dlrtcUy In 90Cordane» with ... Mer. CA~ °'.,.~!!"!!..-: .......... ~........... ~-=YM,tM-te t::'~"°J::rdolng Haw yoUan...,,.. dolf'CI ~t , 1111 11222 ~=-ev·&'.r.~ , m °"9mlnt ...,4 Pf~ of leelton 21700 Th• Plc11Uou. lutltwtl -- .... _....... penone .,. Laa. M. ~.P*'lk bullnM• vet? No ~ Y8f? Y•. 1-u... PUIUC NOTICI Oreng. County on 12·tl-IMI

: ll9ned1 Jal aul ==:J"~ :.meflectrtf~an:~ ::J"":ot Jin. s. to.It~ f.':·=··6~~ :J: ~ ~~ #:'~ ... at.d f::r:'.~.::':. teto .................. 1Ha7Dltot • llM.AM, DlrHter. ~ tlofll co. .... ""'9 on,,.,.,. 7, 1"4, Ht16'0 CAIMe. ltOt w ... Pactlo Orange County on t2·1S. .. with "" County ClertC Of ... ~ a..tc of .._ ........... Deily Piiot Dec. t7, t9".

o.......,..,..,._rn Con- ca». untHlld .eor.ae r.. tot FUii natM end ~ of PUIUC NOTICI W• Hwy. 8te.~ ...,_. 1HU704171 Ofw1o9 eouney on ta-21-tt 0r..,.. eouncy 0n 11-1$-11 Tha to1ow1ng pert0nt .,. Jan. 3, 10, 11, 1"7 Pt St

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Publllhtd N•WfO!l AHA 19 .,,.., IO I ll9tl John Aloe, ttoet ,......._ ........ g:r*'Ci-~..... 1-Jen.~ 10, 1111 F1ti Deft f'tloC Jin. 2. 10, t7, - PIOl 0... IO. 17, IOoill .. _.,, 2101 o ... .. tch-Co••• M... ~ pur*"'1t IO MCdofl 2'702 ~ .... ~ ..... ......... Ion)," 110 ~ ... 1'17 f174 1•..: a; tQ. 1111 "m ..... """'°" ...... , CA Can't ... m to . Plot...,.,., tO 17 '"' °' ..... OOt»:: a~Ooa1 The ~ petaoM.,. • • PUIUC IOTICI . i ... ' •• 1'117 ,_..,....., ana JohnNo9 .-01n, bulnu• u : ~1CM .,., Laa v-e-. MUC•TICI PUllJOIOTICI UW.td Wiiner ~:;. o-tto .. thoM --------~~-IM ,_.. ...,. Mefl tHU70488t COM U.000 HOUH· ,...._........ - - 1101 ~ rtpelrfobt ... ~llOTICI ~ .. _...""°""to Thia lllhlMlll wee 11ect CAU.81 .._~_11 D~ ~~·~:::.,..!~ Nw .... 1a•nl 1111•1•811 , .. ," ,., ..... ._..,. a.-. iiiid _,...._ .. __ .;.1 •ptJi: ~ tlllat .. ..,...,... '*tin WW\ lhe Counly Otftl of COw ~ Nlgutt. CA ...,. ·...-- T"9................. -. l"ll•1nt _. .. ,,.,.. TN9 .._,,... 6s con- at._.."" .. ,. -

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ByPhone (714) 642-5678

By MaMn Penom 330 West B~y Street

Costa Mesa, CA 92627 At Ncwp<>rt Blvd. & Bay St.

Rate~~~ are subject to change without nol:iee."""'l'm pubwher reserve$ the right to censor, rcclassif y, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad iln.nledi~tely. nu~ Doily Pilot accepts no liability for any error i.n an advertiselJlMlt Tor which it may be responsible ex~P.t for the cost Qf the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertiou .

S'l ... Uff ., ...... -lilil Boors

Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Fridat

Walk- In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday

--Deadllne8 ----. Monday ................. Friday S:OOpm Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ......... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ....... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday .............. . Thursday 5:00pm Saturday .......... ..... Friday 5:00pm

:: 1:5)· - LAGUNA · NEWPORT NEWPORT RENTALS TO LOST & EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT • EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYME~T • - BEACH 1048 BEACH 2169 BEACH 2669 SHARE 2724 FOUND .2925 5530 5530 5530 L 5530

·: • • • - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~i! •EMERALD BAY Port Streets Bayalde VIII•&• NB Dover Shores FOUND 2 bags o f Rl!CEPTIONIST AsslatantManager Dellvery Drlvers Outdoor Flower ..,:: ~~~"~ .. ~ Ocean View! Walk to Seawlnd 3bd/2ba w/ "Cottage" 2bd/2ba, Kltoh,lndry, phone/ clothea In COM. Sat H .B. Tanning Salon. Apply 2-!Spm dally: Immediate Openings Market PT/FT. Salee =*"l4IWttlsklg ln llils pllt bch, park & pools. view. Totally remod'ld fp, new palnVcarpet, cable. Employed adult Jan 4th. 8'78·3823 Aftrns/evenga PfT. BaJa Fra~h Day & Night Shifts & Design. 2 locatlona.

la .. llfcct .. UMFed· S935K 494.7052 flawless! $2550/mo. private end locatlon. $400 + ull 645-9515 Chris, 983·1830 171 1!.17th, C .M. In C.M. 722·8400 Exp pref'd 646·7899 u Bkr 729·7248 Spacloue Lanai, lndry NB Fashion ls/Back Found Blk/whlte rabbit 2 Position• Open OC Clarlcal, temp, p/l, .

~==~:,,, NEWPORT Vers- llles Studio room. Pllt beach/pool. Bay Share spacious 1•3-97 In Coeta Mesa Area Ina Ole. eeeks a general ofc, computer Drlvera Earn up to P·T Counter Person - ... $1100/mo. Avail 2/2. townhouse, $450/mo. (Orange & Fairway P-T Sec'y & a Contact skllls $8.00 hr. Call $500 Weekly Long for Ory Cleaners In

,• ""'1bt "Illy inte•Hct, BEACH 1069 Penthouse Furn or Holly 875·5589 lat & Last 721·8792 Place) 845·9419 Mgr. 833·2741 Pam 875-4830 distance phone com· Newport. 548·4092 n111l1atlt1 tr dlurlml1111fo11 unfurn. Pool, gym, N;";r Bch/Shopa 26r LOST 113 F 1 " pany la seeking peo· , · . :ilaf II race, Clltw, 11ll9le11, gar. Wik to bch. $850. 1 5 Ba lwr duph( F/P NB Nr 'Ocean, share Vici It f rR ~ ~. ADVERTISING COUNTER HELP pie to ·service store- PIT, FIT kitchen help ,..,UM!up.llMlllll&lllua1t Cape Cod Baytront 494-8604. 722·7548. b~lll·lns, gar. sggs/mo 2~r 1ba, upper unit CD,;. YAn~que u g~ld E~'i;~"J'.::JE ~J~ l~~I g:::•t'::~i front promotional box & sandwich makers. • :.....,w1111, or11fllalllolll0 $1,349,000. Priced w/ yrly t-1/ pets 875~097 Wl1h de~~$51S.-+- 41 pin w /good luck L I It N o•c route. 1·800-354·7331 Start $6/hour. Call ..._ __......_IC 11 1 dock & pier. 675·8120 · · utlls 57~9035 oca Commun y etore . ear 250·0919 AM only. ~~";;,:~ m· Oceanfront Trlplexl••••T•••T•• .SpectaculerOcean hands . Reward! newspaper g r oup Airport. Fax & Mall. Electrlclana :,.;1Ma 51 ,295,000. 462osq.ft. APAR MEN S and Channel Views Newport VIiia 1 Rm, 875-2395 seeks outside sales 955-9171. No exp nee. needed to do service Plumbers

•11n11a,.r wlll not 1 Luxurious 1 br and $400/mo. + Dep. 1/2 Lost Cat vlc·New rt representaUve to ,IOln COURIER/ work w/own tOQIS & needed 10 do aorvlce _,.,....,.ntr1Jst. S100:/'4°.,~77;~ome . FOR RENT 1br + loft with 2 spa· 't:J.ls. Lndry fac. Pool, ~ldge/Newport co':.1 our growing display SALES SUPPORT truck. Xlnt pay & ben· work w/own tools & :!!:!'c:!~:~,e~ clous balconies. Sho:n"n~~ t>,:;;J:57C.:~ Gray tabby, yello~ advertls~3 d~prrt· Driver/support post- ents. Up to $1200/Wk. truck. Xlnt pay & ben·

Abundant walk In eyes declawed In· ment. vert s ng tlon Approximately 1-800·897·9488 efils. Up to $1200/Wk. """1 ....,_d !hi all CEMETERY LOT/ closet and storage. door'cat e.w.7571 eales experience Is a 30-3S hours per week . 1·800·897·9488

ft'lltilp .Hftrtiltd in 11111 CRYPT. 1225 BALBOA Gas and water paid. . must for this estab- Monday thru Friday' Manufacturing PIT1~.,..,---,,----~--.. ,.,.. .. _....,, N • ISLAND.

2606 Walk to Balboa Island COMMERCIAL llshed retan territory. Must have rellable au: lite 881y, Inspection, p T S • c r • t a r y/

....i 1JJJ ..ityUlll. ltc.- and the beaches . HEALTH & Appllcant should be tomobile, proof of In- shpg/recv, QC, Inv, Bookkeeper - 16·20 ;ia.i.11..,11 n•. u11HUO Cementery Hitch tnliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Prestigious resort REAL ESTATE energetic, motivated eurance and Callfornla 3 yrs exp. Musi speak flex. hrs/long term. lll·"9111·1DD-424·.._ for beautllul Pacific View 1 bd· 1 ba Vrly lse $950 llvlng with stunning FITNESS 3000 and organlz.ed. Salary Drivers license. 58.00 engllah. n/amkg ore. Computer exp nee, .......... oc ... ,i... Perk In N.B. Alcove of mo. Ott St pkg. No sunsets and cool plus commlsslon. Xlnt per hour, plus mlleage 848-3218 Iv meg Mac helpful. Fax tll!HUDIC421·3500. time. #25L. Moving, pets, smk. FP. Slops breezes. Apts starting benefi t pkg. Drug reimbursement. EOE . .,,..,,..-..,.,,..-.,..------ resume 973.9797 ••• • only $850. Call Jim 10 beach. 875·2888 at $1350. 789·1858 COMMERCIAL DIABETtCS Save ecreenlng/physlcal re· Drug screening and Medlcal l=--,:---~----

... i .. •••••••l --7_1_4·_2_4_8_·9_8_5_6.___ Stunning 12ooaq.fl money on euppllea. quired. E.OE. Send re· physical required . Front and/or back Restaurant lo ft/office apace full PROPERTY 2778 ~.4:.d\~!~~1,f:a~! ~il::,~ sum.• to. Dally Piiot, Apply In person: Dally medical office posl· HOST/ESS ~anted for

HOUSES/ Pac ific View Slngle BALBOA kit & b th Adjacent to you. Mention 2"1A12. Attn. L. Esola, 330 W. Piiot 330 W Bay Ilona. Bl·llngual w/exp . wknd eve a. $7/hr. Crypt#233, Lrg Re· Via t_"jd~ Marina . Sm Ofo Sult•• for 1·800·833-2001 Bay St., Costa Mesa, Street, Costa ' Mesa, Call714·548·2273. plus tips. Call

• C ONDOS ductlon 619-345·7892 PENINSULA 2607 $1300/mo. 225·1815. lse. 450-750 s f In NB, ~f'...:f~!~o:r fax to CA 92627 N.B . firm aeeke Jackshrlmp 650·5577

;: FOR SALE ••••••••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CM, IRV. From $450. DATA ENTRY/Phone reaponslble person to Re tall PT, Lingerie ::•••••••••I BAYFRONT 2bd/2ba ••••••••• 844-8538 Ext 40<1,. Hrs: 7am-3pm. $12/hr. monitor & transcribe store. 18yrs/older. • • HOUSES/ condo, near Pavllllon, MISCELIANEOUS EMPLOYMENT Call Laura 497-3329 Broadcast data. Ff/PT Apply at 318 Old ' ;.-G-E_N_E_RAL------1 CONDOS 2-car pkng, pool, dock INDUSTRIAL

27g8 Fax Resume 494·1633 shifts avall. 719-8777. Newport Blvd. In N.B.

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mo, yrly. 073-8840 I••••••••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -------- WINTER RENTAL t /2 FOR SALE 10.000 at --------.. 1 block to beach, pier, 1--------- INDUSTRIAL BUILDING

reslaurants & shops. CONDOS & NB. Store your Cats, Attention Home Owner5

& R.E. Age nts!!

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Guide publlshed each Salurday in the Real Estate Tab. It's so .effective and

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Call our Classified D~rtment Todayll =· 642-5678 -. .. .

BALBOA ISLAND 2106

Furn 2br 2ba. Very TOWNHOMES 2702 TCoayuss, t01n' 7728 2kr•78 7°7b clean. 818·359-~779 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -

Beeutlful townhome ••••••••-•Steps to· Beach• CORONA In Backbay. 3br·2.5ba, 3t:>d, 3b.a. Lrg LR w/ 2·car gar, frplc, & BUSINESS & FP. Sep DR. Hrdwd DEL MAR 2622 moro. $1450. + refs & FIN"•'CE firs. Patio. Gll'rage. liiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii deposti."" Immediate nA• S 1850. 909-393-9360 2 br 1 ba 504 Acacia, move In. Call Sue for •••••••••

So o f PCH. trplc, appt. 750·7850 ---------CORONA DELMAR 2122

beam ceillng, patio, -------- BUSINESS s1215. 310-315.9359 ROOMS 2706 OPPORTUNITY

MEOW MEOWI 2904 3bd, 1·3/4 ba 1/2 blk WOOF WOOFI CM/Nwprt Hgts Area iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

to beach. Quaint, cozy We have the perfect Male pref'd . N/S . cottage Olde COM. By home for you & your Share bath, lndry, Fr•• Reportl Earn an appolntn}ent on ly . dog or cat. Huge 1 & fight kit priv. $310/ amazing $500 pront $2500/mo. 675·6434. 2br apts/condos with shore utll . + dep. per sale! Not MLM .

patios. Please call Ken, 842·1770 805·548-2884 (24hrs) c~~A EXEC TOWNHOUSE 789·1750 for delalls.

'!.1' Largo 2bd/2.5ba, fam N . B. Oceanlront & Make mllllona In mall D:S 1022 rm. 2 FP'a, 2-car --------- 22nd SI. Pvt room order. New booldet ~ garage, pool/tennis. COSTA MESA 2624 unlurn, share bath. explalna. For recorded

O·••HE WATl!R 4bd, $1950mo. 840·0888 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Utll paid. N/S pref. Information 505-0945. "' 1• Kllchenetto In room. 3._ Fixer. Private--------- $517mo Low Income Lndy . 1 block to STOPI • 1500/Wkly bfa~h- gatedl $975k. COTO DE furn studios, ullls Incl. Newport Pier. $480. working from hornet

: """'.-. r¥.' Agt 470·0134 CAZA 2125 Clean, modern, se· Call Sam 075-4808 Xlnt Income oppL No _ _ gimmicks . Serious cured parking. pool/ NB Oceanfront p e og I e ca II:

•• ,.,..TA MESA 1024 spa. Diane 642•8226 Private ent., share 1 ·8 C>-370-4292 -~ Golf Courae Condo • ..,,...,.....,..,..,.....,,,..,...-----.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 2bt + Bonus room. 2 bd/1.5ba new paint, bath. S475. Includes •VENDING ROUTE•

Gated Comm $1750 carpet, stove. Pallo, ullilles. 675.7118 • All cash• 20 exist.Ing • MESA WOODS• . . lrg yard gar w/opener · B IV Qofgeoua 3Br 2Ba, .Qwner/Brkr 589·9461 $875mo'. 545·3229 RENT~ TO sites• uy a part•

· liluii rm. 1684 aq ft , ~ •800-599-6783•

• ~Prontulonally land· NEWPORT E'Slde Pepperwood SHARE 2724 ••••••••• _ielped, spa. $247,000 BEACH 1bd, w/d hkup. 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

_Agent 850·1220 2169 5645/mo. No pets 1• ANNOUNCEMENTS •831·7813+ CDM 2bd/2ba. New,

.. aok Bay Condo cute & clean. No amk/ ••••••••• : • blue H20 view! 2bd/ 3Bt 3Ba Custom D•· Newport across the pets. $575/mo. ulll

2.5ba. FR, pool, spa algner ..- bonus rm. Street 2bd/1.5ba. Included. 780-8589 ---------.. k innls S229k Jackie Aval 2/1 · s2,40011se Gar, New palnVcarpet. ANNOUNCEMENTS

M t I 721 8878 COM Poinsettia Ave. Gillis Realtor 631·801 1 us see • No pets. $850/mo. Shr 2bd, 2ba, furn, 2920 . Sp11cloua E'alde home E'Bluff Condo w/ 1665 lrvlne Ave 16· unfurn. fem pref, ns.

"'·eat neigh. 3bd, 2ba View 3BR, 2BA one •720·9422• $550 675·"""2 "' P I s 795/ no pets · -vvv • Looking for John Wll-

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.... . Owner amclousl Jackie ·1900 Port Cardiff- BEACH 2669 9 op . ...., nc u · .... • • ~ 548·6708 before 10pm '"'01111• Realtor 831·801 1 3br 2bn. New carpet. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------

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2Ba unit new on sandl W/D hkup. $825/mo. alble. 984-8789 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1048 Lndry, f/p. $3000/mo, 4139·D Hllarla

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Opportunity Magundl RHtauranJ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * Great Environment DRAWERS AND 333 Bristol, C.M. ' 78 R•nohero GT 400 * Walk·ln (S.C. Plaza) 96k mllea, one owner. * Lrg locking atallona MOAE. Everything goeal A/T. Power everything! WEST EA8T * Parking Mon. Jen.13, 9•m $4,250. 2°'2•9007 •I 4 t For more Info call Great Length• 21 6-484410• '97 ••plr/Rxpd/Trka 0 K10 9

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Houaekeeper. Up to MERCHANDISE lots of cllha. 1045 (714) 84tM21,, SOUTH 3 days a week. Call • Q J Bill at 805·9408 MISC. 6015 __ P_ar_k_hl_lllW_h_lttl_•_r_,________ 1:7A Q5

EMPtOntENT SERVICES 5533

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EMPLOYMENT WANTED 5535

Cert Personal Trainer & Exp'd Chef available. Wiii travel II needed. M8rk • 557.7537

MERCHANDISE

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1 ·503·828·4871 Seasoned Firewood NEWPORT $145 a cord. Fr••

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delivery. 894·0916 BEACH Pl•• One owner. In Wolff T•nnlng Bede iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii orlglnol condition.

Ton At Home S•t 8-4 Moving Sale $12950 841-0800 Buy Direct ond S•v•I freezers, sofas, tables, •94 XJ8 VP Low Monthly Pmts dressers, and morel Lo mllea, factory worr, Free Color Catalog 1800,Port Seaborn air bags, blk, co. Call 1·800-71 1·0158 S•turde" 8·1 Like new. 850·5860

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One or the fint things a beginner is taught is to win triclui as cheaply aa poHible. Like all bromidea, it makes sense - m08l or the t.imel

The auction was routine. With 29 points in the combined hands, it might seem that three no trump should be a 11hoo-in, but dummy had an entry problem. Wtrile the opening lead' seemed helpful to declarer, it turned out to be the only one to give the defense a chance.

M er, say, a club lead, declarer would win, clear the spade honors

from hand, then lead ace, Inna and another diamond. Whether West roH with the queen would be immaterial - the jack would be an entry and declarer would collect four 11pade triclui, three diamonds one heart and one club. The trou­ble started when Weat'a three or diamonda waa covered by the table's l'ive and Eaat produced the four. Delighted to be able to win one or the cheapest tricks in history, South followed wit.h t.he two.

An.er clearing the queen and jack or Spadea, declarer realized there waa a s light problem in getting to dummy. All would have been well had diamonds been 3-2, but the. lead should have been an il1 omen. When Ent ahowed out on the aec-­ond cliamood, declarer managed to score Ohly eight tricb,

When East followed wilh the four to lhe n,.t diamond trick, declarer ahould have realised that East could not hold diamond length. Therefore South should have won with the king, unblockeCl the 11pades and the jack or diamonds would have been the entry to the high apac!ea on the board.

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1800 Port Barmouth lmmac. 650·5880

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* '88 MBZ 300E In original cond. Low mllos. One Owner. $12,990 841-3504

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GARAGE SALES runs greatl Reliable. s2800. 873-8047 _P_L_YM_O_UT __ H __ _

MARINE SUPS •74 450 SL Slate 9165 •-------- DOCKS 7022 blue. Must aeel Xlnt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CORONA cond. 58000 080. '88 Vo"•ger SE Auto· DEL MAR 6122 For Rent Balboa IS· * 848·1217 matlc trans. Rear seat

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COSTA MESA 612 SCOOTERS 8018

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'93 Lend Crulaer White. 26K Miies. Mint Cond. Fully Leaded. $94,500 645-3208

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and Sick and Twisted show to the Mesa theater

I t could be one of the best bar-

• gains in town. A mere $7 to see

13 cleverly animated, guaran­

teed-to-make-you-

Aptly referred to as shorts, they

j are only 3 to 30 minutes long. The

i films are created using techniques

from cutting-edge com-

j . Answering to the name he adopt­

E ed during his days with 1950's

laugh, funny filins . by wendy werve puteT animation to stop­

action claymation to the

traditional pencil and ink renderings.

l revival band Sterno and the Flames,

j Craig · spike" Decker, owner of La

l Jolla-based Mellow Manor Produc­

l tions ·and the Spike half of Spike Starting today and . continuing through next Thursday,

animatjon aficionados can experi­

ence new and innovative uses of the

art during Mellow Manor Produc­

tions, Inc's. annual Spike and Mike's

Festi~al of Animation and Sick and-

1\visted Show at the Mesa Theater in

Costa Mesa.

The festival, a compilation of ani­

Jnated short lilms, will feature works

from Holland, France, England, Ger­

many, Canada and the United States.

Fot veteran festival-goers who

enjoyed Nick Park's 1995 Academy

Award-winning, ·111e Wrong

j and Mike, said like •A Close

j Shave," the majority of this year's

j festival films will be Orange County

i premieres.

j The festival, which will tour more

j than 35 cities in the United States

~ and Canada this year, has been

j coming to the Mesa Theater for the adventures continue in Park's 1996 l past seven years, deviating only

Trousers," a· claymation short about

Wallace, a befuddled inventor, and

bis loveable lap dog Gromit, the

Academy Award-winner, "A Close l once. Shave," which is featured at the festi- l val. • SEE ANIMATION PAGE 4

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12 72HOU&S FRIDAY, JAHUMY 10, 1997

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The now ot the movie ll impeccable. Flashbacks reinforce the story, crowd scenes are controlled chaos and you Me swept along by the emotion of the drama.

TI>.e actors: My expectation of Madonna doing Evita was no stretch. There are few flaws Jn the . portrayal. She is Evita. And then we have Antonio Banderas. What a revelation. The voice and the presence serve as the vehicle to transition us through Evita's rise. There will be some who tl).1nk be steals the show. Jonathan Pryce is low-key and dignified as Peron.

Fwm Ev!ta's unwelcome appe1l.rance at her father's funer· al to her own state funeral. the camera is mindful of the era, the subject and the bum.an condi­tion.

The music, we know, is grand, but the entire sound track is so consistently in sync. with the action you are quietly absorbed and transported.

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While I couldn't help but look forward to the re1eue ot •sytta• becawte ot the gigantic hype and mystery SWTOunding the movie, I w• neverthelell UD8UJ"'With the fact that tt wu a must-

cal I feared I would be unable to follow the fast-paced life of Evita with the musical voice of the characters. For those who share my worries, fear natl

With Antonio Banderas' crys­tal-dear voice belting out the grit· ty truth of Evita's rise to fame, one can understand the story and enjoy it more because of the ener­gtzing tunes accompanying the-words. . -

The musical score of •Evtta" does as JllUch to cany the movie as the powerful characters do. With such bits as •Don't Cry Por Me, Argentina• and •vou Must Love Me,• the music does ltl best to overpower the main characters or the movie, but Madonna and Banderas lasso the explosive lyrtcs and dde them to an emo­tional conclusion.

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moos legend ot the~ Evi­'4- Wllh a lurpdllngly gripping stature_ Madonna twilti tb8 -bMrtl of tbe mldiemoe u muter­ND.y u l?vtta bndnwubed the peuuit m.- ~Argentina. Nevs before blll Mectmna lbiDed u bdgbtly u .... does here, evm in her lhnddng musi­cal career. No doubt Madonna bu found her~ In Hollywood wttb this role.

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cen$ storyteller. Ban­derat is a diivtng force in •JMta. • He over­powers the alleady­dlminisbed cbarw;ter of President Juan Per­on. played muteJfully by Jonathan Pryce, who nearly Iiiakes the smaller role a major character on Par with the intricate evtta and Che . .

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1 MERCE CUNNINGHAM.: The Me.rce Cwmingham Dance Company makes its

Orange County Performing Arts Center debut at 8 p .m. Tuesday at 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. A preview talk will be held at 7 p.m. nckets are $15-$45. For information, call 556-ARTS.

2 'SOME1111NG'S APOO'r: The Costa Mesa Civic Play­house presents •Some­

thing's Afoor at 8 p .m. with Sun­day matinee performances at 2p.m., through Feb. 9, at 661 Hamilton Ave., Costa Mesa. 11dcets are $15 and $12.SO for seniors. For information. call 65().5269.

4 SAltAH aJUGHTMAN: Sarah Brlghtman, the diva of Andrew Uoyd Webber

musicals, will perform with the Padfk: Symphony Orchestra Pops al 8 p.m. today and Satur­day at the Orange County Per­forming Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tick­ets are $22-5'8. For tnfonnation, call 755-5799.

5 FAUX PAB FOUR: Orange Coast College presents the Fab Pour In concert In a

tribute to the Beatles at 8 p.m. Saturday In OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. Advance reserved tickets cost St•, advance dilcount tickets are $12 for OCC students, senior dtizens and children under 12. Tickets at the door are $16. For information. call 432-5880.

6 FAMILY CONCEJre The Pacific Symphony Orchestra presents •1nto the Woods: a

family conCert adventure at 1 O and 11 :30 a.m. Saturda~ at the

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Orange County Pedorming Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. The program will Include selections from •Robin

, Hood.• Beethoven's •pastocale• Symphony, Rossini's •WiJliam Ten• Overture and Sondheim's •1nto the Woods.• Tidr.ets are $11 for adults and $9 for cbil­dren. For information. call 755-5799.

·7 'SPllOCICET" MAN: The Robert Mondavi Wine and Food Center presents the

work of pho-~tographer/artist Menttt A. Vin­cent, •aeyond The Sprocket Holes,•

· through April l at 1570 Scenic Ave., Costa Mesa. For

_information. call 979-4510.

9 JAZZ ENSEMBLE: Orange Coast College presents an ensemble devoted to jazz

and dance music of tl}e 1930s and '40s at 4 p.m. Sunday in OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road. -costa Mesa. Advance reserved tickets cost $17, advance discount tick­ets are $15 tor occ students, senior citizens and children under 12. Tidr.ets at the door are $21 . For more information, call 432-5880.

1 0 IWMOR OF 11IE IDGH SEAS: The Newport Beach Publlc

Ubrary offers a (tee program on •Humorous Stories.About the Sea• at noon Tuesday In the Friends' Meeting Room at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. The stories will feature wartime ad\'entures as well as accounts of Q\Ore recent events involving tugs, barges and other vessels. For more information, call 717-3801.

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ANIMATION ble (or introducing the popular "Beavis and Butt-head" series, "The Mutilator• and several oth­er MTV favorites. They were also the first to showcase the work of nm Burton and John Lassiter (creator of "Toy Story").

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•one year, we held it at a the­a ter over by South Coast Plaza,• Decker said.

While Mellow Manor bas been a pivotal stepping stone for many big-name anima­tors and shows, Spike and Mike seldom receive the recognition they have right­fully earned.

·sut It ju.st w«sn't the same. The Mesa has become a tradition. It has character. It has a single screen. And it's big and kind of funky.•

The festival attracts capacity crowds to the almost 800-seat theater, said Jim Edwards Sr., president or Edwards Cinema Corp. "It's a won­derful event. We get an enormous,

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and will a lso be sold at the door. The Mesa is located at 1884 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Show length: 89 minutes for 13 Festival of Animation shorts, and about 2 hours for the Sick and Twisted show.

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"We've opened doors for many people,• said a proud. yet disap­pointed Decker. ·sut it's discour­aging to always be tbe door.

exuberant crowd and have never had any problems.·

Sometime, I'd like to be the room.•

Though he lost longtime friend Dribble to pancreatic cancer almost two and a half years ago, Decker, bis crew, and Decker's 8-year-old Scottish tenier, Scottie the "shredding wonder dog" (who performs an act in which he shreds anything inflatable) will

A sell-described partymg kid at heart, Spike and his partner, Mike Dribble, founded Mellow Manor Prodoctions, Inc. in 1975 and began touring the Spike and Mike's Festival ol Animation in 1977.

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In 1990, 13 years after found­ing their production company, Spike and Mike added the Sick and Twisted Show, a somewhat demented dimension to the pop­ular Festival of Animation tour.

Past becoming a legendary cult favorite of the 1990s, Sick and Twisted evolved as Spike and Mike found films that were worthy of screening, but not suit­able for a family audience.

This year's show features ·condom Complaint.: "Hut Sluts• "Home, Honey I'm High. " and about 25 other unprintables. Though definitely not for every-

one, Sick and lWisted (which will show at 9:30 p.m. with mid­night screenings Friday and Sat­urday nights) often sells out ln Orange County.

· But, because the subject mat­ter includes sexual references, violence and scatological humor, the Sick and Twtsted show is not appropriate for audiences under the age of 18, nor is U suitable, sald Decker, "for those who are delicate of ~tion. •

Asked if peaple are offended by the Sick and 1Wisted show, Decker borrows a quote from John Houston in the movie "Chi­natown.• "'Ugly buildings, hook­ers, and politicians get respectable if they can last long

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mainly 18- to 24-year olds, rang­ing from students, to punkers, to low riders, to gothi.cs, to artistic types, to surfers, to the totally tattooed and even a few three­piece suiters.•

Decker made the comparison that artistically and culturally, the Festival of Animation ls like vin­tage wine. The Sick and 1Wisted show, on the other hand, is more like tequila.

"Both shows are worth com­ing to see,• Decker said •since there are so many colleges and universities in Orange County, the turnout we get is pretty posi· tive.•

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GOLDKN SPOON YOGURT a SMOOTHllES Loceted • 488 &a 17t.h St. Com Maea. ~ l-£Al..1HY ~TS· Beeiiee Iha popular ~ crwny. ,. ,,... yogin. "* Gadlr't Spoon laclldan now offwe delcbl8 ~. pow8I' ~ & yogin plea from 7 em. 8lq> tJ¥ on ywr ~ to wor1t or for "'-1. 7 ern-10 pm ii 1 lxl&Ja • 10 em-10 pm M8kende. 54&8147

DISCORDIA The Premlr ~Cate. l.oceted et the Ult>. -doefe.oom., 2930 Brilld in ea.. Meee 427-M55.

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SZKCHWAN KING Al you can • ILrlCh & elmer bulflL DinlHn or tak&OIL Free delMrf wtti $15.00 mll. ~- A 18 certe. Men-Sat LIM'ld'I 11.2::E, Dinner 5-10. ac..i on &.ldey. ReeerwDorlll 1 ecommeiicjecj for large parties. M! 1ten:ad & Vlee eccepted. 512 W. 19tti St. Costa Mesa.~.

SP'UZZI New ltalien • Elegent yet C89U8I (located in Triangle Square, Costa MasaJ. ~ . Hawt 1-iw'. Ear+t 84rd Meoo ~ EWr-f day. Hot.rs: Lunch 11 :3Clem-4:~. Dinner 4:~10:30. Reeervali<w1s accepted. Mastercard, V168, Amlrlcan Express. Locatad at 187().A Hartxir BM!. (714) 548-8500

OSTIERIA ITALIA AlAilenic !tell&n • c:aauat • Homemade pasta • Homemede Seusage . Ceppuc:dno & Dessert · Lunch, Dinner, Catemg, Tak&ru · Open Tue. -&Jn. 1 :CXlp.m. • 10:30 p.m. - Coaed on Monday. Alt major a'8Ck card9 accepted. Reservatlone ~· Locatl!d at 110 McFadden Piece (aoss 2111t Sln!et.J. Newport Beach (714) 7234105

IL PORNAIO AlAhentic k.allan • ~ WinOOg Reetatnnt. Bakery Feao.mg AWlenlx: AlglOfl8I talian QJiaine. Hol.rl: Lunch & Climer Deily. Amex. Vl&ll, MllS.acad, Oisc:oll9'. ~ Recomme11ded. Loceted At 11D51 \U1 l<smsl M ., lrvne (714) 261·1444, 650 ~&<ti. (Near SotAt1 Coast Plaza) Com Mella (714) saa.csoo ANTONUCCl'S Loceted • 8700 Wea~ Highway in Newport Beach. Lunch. dimer. C8111ftig, t1lblol£ & dlMr'y ......iable Wrter Inn Mon.·Thurs. ~ 11 pm, Fri..S.. 11~11pm. &.111~1~ 631-3592

RISTORANTIE MAMMA GINA Ciiaad et 251Ea.t Peafic Coelt Highw8y in Newport Beach Looch Mon.&t. 11 ::n2:XI. ~ 8rUlCh 11 am3pm. Dmer Mon&.ri 5pm-1~. Cal eheed for,.......-... 67~9500

SCAMPI ma Family Dning. N9wtt Remodeled. ~ 7 Days A 'We8/f. for Dinner Qily. Spm-10:~ INe Cet8' PriYata l..i.JlC:h Parties for 15 People or More. AJ MaP' Credit Carda ~ Ralervebotw ~· Located at 1576 Newport Bt.<d. Q)eta Miu. 645-658)

SABATINOS RIESTAURANT 11 SAUSAGE CO. Paala, Caeaar 8*1. Homemade Seuage. Vul. Lamb. \lagatariall ~. Wne, Beer. Cappuccino & Daaeart. Hain: 7 Deya A 'NettJt.. Serving Sat. & 911. Bnn:h From 8:»1:00. 911.-Th.n. 11am-1~. Fn.&t. 11am-11pm. AJ MaP' Credit Carda Allcepl8d. Locatad At 251 ~ WtJt. Newport Beedl (714) 7230021

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AVILAS IEL RANCHITO Atihentic Mexican Food, With The Freshest ~ 1Q1 edllll "8 & A New l.Jght a.Irle Great Mergert.ae Hoc.rs· Lunch & Dinner. Al Map- ()'8dlt Cards Acceptad. LOC8Cled llt 2101 Placertae, Costa Mase (714) 642·1142 and 2eaJ Newport &<ti . Newport Beach (714) 675-8855

Ml CASA O.r meets 111"1! now a ti'!> to Baia as wel es MeJaco Now offenng fish t8COS. Phone eheed for orders to1JO Holn Daily From 11 :CDem. Alt Maier Q'8dlt Canis Accepted. Locst.ed At 296 17th St ' Costa Mesa (714) 645-7626

AMACHI Suahi & Sushi t.o Go. ~ Bar. Al Map- Credit Cards. locat8d At • 2675 lrWla Ave .. (Across From Newport Golf Course) (714) 645-5518

THll BARN STIEAK HOUSIE Meru lncludee Steak, Freah Ritt, Chiakan, Bt.rgars & Salads. Pnces Range From $3. 75 Rlr Lunch & $6 25 Rlr Omer: Holn: Mon.&t. Open 11am Rlr Lunch 4 ·~ Mon . .fn , Dlnoer 3 :CQ'lm. Sat. & Sun Map- ()'edit Carde Accepted Located At 2300 Harbor Bl. t 31 , Co6ta Mesa (714) 641-9777

LA CAVE Menu lncludea: Lob&t.er, Qoab, Slvimp, Steaks, Rib•· Dally Specials Fri. & Sat. PrYne Rib. Full Bar & wne l.JBt. CalSual cnss. Hours Lunches 11 :3CH?:30 - Olnner Mon.-&lt. From 5.~. Vl88, Masarcard, Diners Otb. Located At 1695 ......,. Pwe .• (And 171hs) Near Bloclcb !Ster &Cllltai..,.. Costa Mesa (714). 64&7944

TA PAS The only l'9llt8Unlnt in O:C. to offer the ~ in cuisine from Spain \tlitt'l llve Aamenco ent.ertaiMlllOt. Specializing in Paella. at.eeks, grilled rreeh fiah & pattaa. Open 5 days per MIE!k, dosed Sun.& Mon. Loaad llt 4253 MllrUngale Wwy (BeNnd Staples at MecAMtlur & Corinthian). Major credit card8 accept8d. 756-8194

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t8k8olA. 615W. 19thSt. CoetaMaaa 548-4333

LK BIARRITZ ~ ~ 1974. Loceted • 414. N. Newport SMI. ~ 7 deys. Mon . .fri. 11 :00-9:~.m. and Set. &n. 5:CJ).10:~.m. Al major Q'9dl ardll ~ Reea'flldol• ~. 645-8700

THAI WAVE Dine in or teluHM. Feat & free delNery Serwlg lunc:h & dinner. l.oc8t8d et 211 62nd St. Newport Beach. Open 7 dllya a '#llllk. Vasa, Mesta cei d & Amencan Elip'98ll ecceptad 645-3057

THAI TOUCH Located • 2610 Sen Mlgll8I 0r. '" Newport 8-ih. 0pen for lunch. Mon • Fri. 11 :3Clllm3pm, dinner 89ved Sun. ·Tlus. 5-9pm. Beer and Wlflf!

89ved. Qimrwio and taU out al8o tMlilable. Al major a'8Ck cards eccepcad. 6400123

THK CANNll:RY Hilt.oric Wllla'front Reltaurent and Hert>or Chlise Center. Hoc.rs· Mon.· Sat. , , :3Cllrn • 2.Cllam. &irl. 1 O:CXlllm-12:~. All Map- D1ld(.

Carda.~ SI~. l.ocat8d at 3010 LafeyeUa Ave . N9wpal"t Beech, rA ~ (714) 875-5777 Fu 675-2510

NIEWPOltT LANDING w.arrront Drq. Sat. & S..,. ~ Bnn:h. Dinner Menu $1 3.95 . 118.95, ~BerMenuSeNedAIOey. Hotn: 1000am - 11 :~. Arre, Mliiiim cad, ""811, 0mr l:m. ....,, • Recommel lded Locat.ad at 503 E. &!gs .... 88llXl8 (714)6~373

THll BLUllWATKR GRILL c-Jll Ulli fl ort d1ning It Iha formr 81te cl the t.or1c Sea 9*'lty and Dllene(9 ~ lr'9ltl ~ 981food,. rtJfUtl" bar and retlll lllt\ ~ Fur • • ag.- petxl Doog petio, Al maier cerdl. Cabri1g ....... Seelq upon llT'Mll. ModenDly pnced. L.oc8C8d llt 63:l l.D> Pwt DrM ,... Udo lllW1d ~ 7 days. Ulch and dmer. 675ftSH

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--• Costa Mesa woman has more than 2,000 magnets in her collection.

By Nancy Cheever, Daily Pilot

P hyllls Randolph has the United St.ates clinging to her dishwasher, Beavis and

1'Butt-Head and Elvis hanging off her refrigerator and about a dozen miniature parrots in her batlyoom.

6ne wall of her Costa Mesa apartment is covered with plastic food, from tacos, crackers and ~eese. pancakes and licorice to hamburgers, avocado slices and bagels.

1lny insects, fish, dinosaurs and flowers protrude from square-framed pieces of metal hung from the walls.

What started as a tun hobby 12 years ago has now become Randolph's true obsession.

Everywhere she goes she searches for them. Every grocery store. Every boutique. Every truck stop . Every garage sale. Every check-out counter at every gas station. Every gift shop in every hotel and motel on every

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MAGNETICA11RACflON vacation she takes.

And now Randolph, 49, has amassed more than 2,000 mag­nets and the collection keeps getting bigger and bigger.

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But Dani doesn't stop at mag­nets. She bas a collection of her own - more than 600 McDon-

ald's Happy first developed a fondness for magnets 12 years ago, when she was visiting her sis­ter in Seattle and bought a magnet of two tiny fishermen with a seagull.

r------------------------~ Meal toys. She's a vegetarlan so she doesn't buy the Happy Meal, just the toy. And she recently received her complete "101 Dalmations• collection.

•When you go on vacation it's something

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~--~---------------------~ unusual and different to buy,• Randolph said. • rt•s fun going into stores and looking for mag­nets.•

Before mov­ing to Costa Mesa, Ran­

dolph lived in a St. Louis home where her husband "metaled" the entire kitchen.

"It's like art to me,• she said. • I use it as an art display.• She said magnets are easy to

collect because they're not •big and bulky.•

"You always have room for a good little magnet memento,• she said.

Her daughter, Dani. also gets in on the fun. She found a cock­roach magnet about 3 inches long and proudly brought it home for her mother.

•When I bought this every­body said, 'Why are you buying that?' · Dani. 20, said. ·u·s tun

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Grouped by theme, Randolph displays the magnets by vegeta­bles, animals, fish. flowers, peo­ple, states and many others:

•1 think I have every bug and every vegetable you could imag­ine.•

Her favorite is a pastel-col­ored CMVed wooden moose bead she bought for $20. . Hours could be spent examin­

ing Randolph's refrigerator alone: a miniature Chinese food take-

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DON LEACH I ON.Y "-OT Playllis-ltandolph decorates her Nfrlgentor wttla n9gnets of EIYll, cartoon dlanden met atates of tbe natton. Jut to name alew.

out carton, a box of donuts, and a cookbook shaped like garlic are just some of the magnets that are arranged neatly but cover every space on the refrigerator.

TIMJ more Interesting magnets are of people. She has a collec­tion of pirate magnets as well as a doctor, a cook, a man brushing

his dentures, and the beloved fisherman from Washington.

Now everyoneJlives Ran­dolph magnets - for Cbrlstmas, birthdays and all other times of the year - and that .. fine with hei. She said she'll collect mag-nets forever. · . •t tove them.• she said.

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AND THE SURVEY SAYS ••• Ten local restaurants earn highest ratings in 1991-·Zagat survey

By Wendy Wetw, ~Pilot

The results are ml And tbe survey showl that Newport Beecb/COlt4 Mesa ~u­

rants are the wtnnen by a long­shot.

According to the 1997'7.agat Los Ange. leslSoutbem caJ.ifor­nia Reltatll'llllt Survey, 10 of Orange County's 1-t eateries receivlng the highest overall rattngs are Joc:ated within 12 miles of each other in the Newport-Mesa area. Three are located just secoo<k apart in South Coast Plaza Vil­lage.

•rt's a huge honor to be listed 1n the Zagat Surveys top 10, • said J .C. Cow, g~man.agerof Morton's ol Cbkago. "The 7.agat Survey really. is the bible ol the hospitality industry. People know tt and they respect it.•

Clow is pleased ~t his restau-

Is lt shnply a coin­cidence that this area is a mecca for palate­pleasing dining estab­lishments?

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Pascal. Gustaf Anders and researdl editor for the Zagat Sur-went to The Ritz., 1be Pavilion, i ence guide,• said Larry Cohn,

Antonello. - vey 1n New York. Anyone is eli-Scoring an impressive haute gible to be a reviewer by sending

cuisine •hat trick,• The Pavilion and The Ritz ranked among the top 10 1n all three categories.

Mehdi Eftekari, general man-

a self-addressed. bustness.-sized envelope to ZAGAT SURVEY, .t Columbus Circle, New York. NY 10019.

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"1bis area is a huge draw for restaurants, • Doidge said. "The people here are affluent. world travelers. They experience the · finest foods from all over and they have high expectations for the food they come home to.•

"I never recommend a restau­rant I haven't eaten at.• Doidge said.

A respeded resource for hotel concierges, travel agents and business travelers, the burgundy ~et-sized gukle -

for consumers by con­swners - is popular with diners as well The Barnes & Noble bookstore ln Fashion laJand reported tt sold out its first ship­ment of the book.

1be Zagat Survey rates restau­rants on a scale of 0-30 in three categories: food. decor, and ser­vkle. A gastronomical guide for cud.ous epicureans, the survey provides a brief desatptlon of each restaurant and pertinent information concerning location, boun of eervlce, reservatlona and pdce.

1be unique gukle relies on anecdotal consumer reviewl to deeaibe the restaurants. Respons­es range from rave (•Great from start to flnllh. • The Paviliol:l) lo delaipUve ( •Pnmcb. coolclng at its belt,• Aubergine) to quirky (•Neftir met a ..U I didn'~ Jme, • Morton's of Cllk:ago).

rant shar~ top honors with South Coast Wlage neighbors, Antonel­lo and Gustaf Anders.

•we share the same clientele, and even though we're competi­tors, we share a friendly rivalry,• Clow said. •rt helps that we serve different cuisine because, after all. how many times a week can you eat steak?"

And just how did local restau­rants rate? Local fare fared as fol­lows:

Top food honors went to Pas­cal. Morton~ ol Cbk.ago, Gustaf Anders, Aubergiae, The Ritz., Antonello, and 1be Pavilion (at the Four Seasons Hotel).

Top decor kudos went to The Pavilion, The Ritz and Five Crowns. And top marks 1n service

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ager of the Four Seasons Hotel in Fashion Island, which houses The Pavilion, appreciated the high ranking. "The survey is a very prestigious publication and we make sure that our local cus­tomers as well as our clientele know that we have been acknowledged in the top 10.·

Franco Barone, head chef at Antonello for the past seven years, agreed.

•Al the chef here, I get all the headaches and 10me of the good stuff.• Barone said with a chuck­le. •And a top Zagat rattng is deftnilely some of the good stuff .•

•'fhe idea behind the 7.agat Swvey ii $O provide a locaily­focused, consumer-orlented refer-

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