HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-05-16 - Orange Coast Pilot· THE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA Beep. This is a
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morning as our ill..!J!J!J 1
heavy marine layer holds on.
Partly sunny later, with clouds
moving back in after sunset.
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Newport braces . .
for invasion of . . . summer visitors
~Tourists annually swell
city's population during
hottest months. Residents
advised to use common
sense in regards to the
out-ot-towners.
Bv DAVID HEITZ, SrArr \\'1t11n
BALDOA PENINSULA -
There's a down~ide to ha\ ing a
beach in your backyard -C\ Cl)·
body wants to come vi!>it you, es1 pccially in the summertime.
So watch out Dalboa Penansu-
lans -here comes company.
f Y I
Community Pride
meeting Tunday
With summer right
around the corner, the
Ne\\port Deach Police
Department wants West
Newport residents to be
prepared for the thousands
of Yisitors who will be
coming to town.
The next quarterly L
Community Pride meeting
will be 7 p.m. Tuesday at
the Newport13each City
Council Chambers, 3300
Newport Doulevard.
}EA.'1 ANCELO, DAILY raLOT
Adela Dooley tries on a new watch she purchased Sunday at the Orange County Marketplace through an Orange County
Interfaith Shelter program to help previously homeless families. . •
"I think the tendency 9f the
tourist is to say, 'I have this gre:it
beach house for a week -e\'en-
body come on down!'" said coun-
cilwoman Jan Debay, ''ho repre-
sents West Ne\\pOrt anU has
fought to bu ild community pride
there.
Councilwoman Jan Debay
and Community Relations
Sgt. Andy Gonis will host
the meeting.
Police Chief Bob
McDonell will discuss police
deployment during the
summer months. Fire Chief
Tim Riley \\ill discuss
dis;ister preparedness, and
General Sen:ices Director
Dave Niederhaus will t:llk
about pickup plans for
bulky items.
Filling_ their new hilnils "It ~ounds \\·onderful, and
maybe they're great neighbors .
when they're home, but their vaca-
tion is like a big relca!>e for them,"
Dcbay said. "They tend to think,
·To hell with everything,' and they
forget to be thoughtful." 'A Shopping spree at Orange County Marketplace helps once
homeless families buy products for their new residences In the summertime, Ne\\pon's
usual population of 70.000 S\\elb
in excess of 100,000 -200,000 or
more on weekends and holidays,
according to police.
All residents of We!.t
Nc, .. po rt oirc strongly
encouraged to attend. BY LolUANN BASHED.\, ST~FF Warru. single dad and his toddler son.
F our formerly homeless fami lies were
treated to a shopping spree SWlday
at the Orange County Marketplace
swap meet.
"h was great," said Loree Dowen,
spokeswoman for Tel-Phil, which operates
the swap meet, held e:ich weekend at the
Costa Mesa fairgrounds. ~·11 \\as rcall) a
positive experience." .
While some of the four families, which
together have seven children, headed for
sw:ip meet vendors selling kitchen items
and bed and bathroom linens, others spent
their money on buying shoes for their
children. One of the families consisted of a
The shelter selected those families which
had recently completed the Costa
Mesa-based ~heller's 60·dav pr.Qgrai:n.
''These are people \vho ore succcssfull)
moving on with their lives," Bowen ~aid.
Established in 1981, the sheller has
he1ped thousands of area families find
permanent housing and secure jobs over
the years. Bowen said Tel-Phil officials
recently approached the shelter "to ~ee
how they could helP.."
"There i just a tremendous in-
Ou\ uf people from throughout the
areJ," Lt. Paul Henisey s:ud".'"
"Obviously, )OU ha\'e bu~inesscs
down there \\ho want the tourists
to come on down. Then you have
residents who have ~pent consider-
able sums of money on their prop-
erties to li'e in peace and quiet on
the beach," Henisey said. "They're
on extremely opposite ends."
creJses in itie number of pell)
thcfb, garJge t.urgbr;;;~ a:id rcs1·
den11al burgbrie -not to men-
tion parking violation!.. All recent graduates of 1he Orange
Coast Interfaith Shelter, the families were
given $400 In "marketplace money" to
purchase items that will help them
establish their new homes.
ON THI COVla
The paintin~ on top of
pa~e 1 today 1s by local
artist Marie Taggart. For
information on original pain~ng.s, call 546-0784.
LOCALIONLY
ALL MOUT JUll MMD
Learn everything you ever
wanted to know about
infamous outlaw Jesse
James during a free 7 p.m.
program Wednesday 1n the
Vince Jorgensen
Community Center adjacent
to Mariners Branch Library
at 2005 Dover Dri•c in
Newport Beach.
The program will be
presented by Jesse James'
great grandson and his
oldest living descendant,
Orange County Superior
Court Judge James R.
Ross. author of "I, Jesse
James." For more
information, call 644-3181
or 644-3135.
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A
gra(n)d·
night
Post-graduation
extravaganzas are
now part of the
local scene.
Volunteers work
hard to make sure
seniors have a fun ,
and sober, night -
"\Ve do IO\\," Hcn bey said.
He ad"i~s residents to use com-
mon sense in the pre!.ence of
thou~ands of out-of-to\\ ners.
If you're on the beach, don t
le:l\e radios or surfboards unat-
The tourbt season means in-See TOURISTS/P•1• 4
A CLOSIR LOOK
BY LoRJANN BASHEDA, STAFF Wauru
E ven before the Thanksgiving turkeys
are cooked and the Christmas
presents wrapped, hundreds of
parents hunker down each fall to begin
plotting their children's' Grad Night.
What ends up an all-night experiment in
the art of fun, the planning of Grad Night
is serious business. There arc thousands of
dollars to rnise. Mounds of larger-than-life
decorations to build. Entertainment to
book. And surprises to hatch.
Parents begin meeting as early as
October, sacrificing months of spare time
to give their children one last hurrah
before sending them into the world.
"It's blood, sweat and tears," said Oill
Loyko, co-chair of the Costa ~esa High
School Grad Night this year. "But after all
the hundreds of hours are put in, it's
worth it, because the kids really do
appreciate it."
Even more important, Loyko said, "it's
• an opportunity for parents t6 provide their
seniors with a chance to celebrate their
graduation in a sare, sane and sober way.
"We shouldn't have to worry about
t~em not making it home from their
graduation because they crashed on the
highway after having too much to drink,"
he said.
That was the original mission: Prevent
graduation night tragedies by providing
'·
'' To GIVE THE CHILDREN ONE LAST TER.RdFIC HUR.RAH IS
WORTH ALL THE HARD 'VORI<, TIME AND EFFORT. I
THINK THAT BY THRO\VING IGDS THIS \VONDERFUL
PARTY, IT'S ONE MORE \VAY TO LET THEM KNO\V HO\\'
MUCH WE LOVE THEM AND ARE PROUD OF THEM.
'' CISDY SMtTll
COSTA MESA HIGH GRAD ~IGHT \'Olt.'1--•HER
seniors with an alcohol nnd drug free
party. In recent years, however, the party
has transformed into a extravagant gala,
costing up to $33,000.
Take Costa Mesa Grad Night, for
example.
Loyko s:iid a core or parents started
meeting in November. Over the next few
months, they raised $I ,500 by hosting a
bingo night, S800 from a firewood sale and
$800 from ballroom dance classes.
Another $2,800 in cash and prizes \\3S
raised through soliciting local businesses
with a letter-writing campaign.
On June !, the Costa Mesa High Grad
Q&A
Night commillec will host its final f unJ
rail.er: a Hole in One Tournament
sponsored by the Harbor Doulevan.l 01
Cars. With a grJnd prize or $~50,000 for
anyone \\ho gets a hole in one in the
finals, the event is C\pected 10 ra1)e
roughly SS.000 for Grad :--light.
"We can't sell candy bar or rarne
tid.ets or hold car wa!!>hes anymore,"
Loyko explained. "We need to think big."
The result. Tens of thousand of dollars
to host an all·night extra\'aganza packed
with pure unadulterated fun.
"The cnerg) lc\CI 1s indescribable," said
See GllAD NIOHT/P•1• 4
Owner Lieberman keeps his Dukes up
\\'hQt •~ some or Che ks on.
)OU'H~ learned ~in&'<t tcnnl
promoter In a market sa1ur111cd
~Ith other cntcrtulnmcnt \cnucs
ond .,hat have bttn your ~gtst
surpr1 c !
'
Fred Liebcrm:m, entering his
fifth season as owner of the
Newport Beach Dukes in \VorlcJ
TeamTennis, is entertaining the
idea of bringin1 a pro tennil
tournament to Oran1e Count}.
adding to • Joni list of busineu
quests the 50-ye•r-old New York
native h1s endured in tennis.
Me1nwhile the Duka,
fJack·to-bad wrr fin11ist~ •re
thrivin, in the iponsorships. but
~l•me$ f1eklc fanJ m.tke
Newpo,!' •llCh a tOU1h market to
arid In lutnl of llModattce.
i~orl..cd in the printing bw.inc~.
fell into the r~nni) indu try "b. a
fluke," when he began printing
pro tournament m1g111inc). lie·
friends '4'ith many sta~ including
Billie Jein King. om/ ht1~ "'heeled
and dcilcd in the circuit for 20
ytarJ.
Lieberman, who with wife Su an
has one son and anothu child due
in oir•r, rttently Sit down with
D1ily Pilot ~portJ writer Rich
Dunn ind spo!.c •bout the tcnni
busineu and one of his pis, tu
one day bttome commis.sioncr of
Major Le1pe Bascblll.
One of lhc rc:uon why there i
not a lot of succ:eu level an the
~ports bu5incu is be<:ause nobody
understands that the client, the
sponsor, is into sclhn& their
product. They are not into payina
my tennis playen a k>t,of money
or into ju" IClli"I I bunch of
tickets an4hanail• a baucr.
Lieberman, who~ -.
r
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2 Monday, May 16, 1994
,
rln judging males,
· make sure not
to split hairs
T here was a rumor, instigated
by the Dilliard Bald Club or
America, that bald-headed
men were more sexy. Those were
1he days before sex ual harassment,
when a vigorous amount or
testosterone was sti ll in favor.
59 and
Holding
Since then, this
claim has proved
to be a
bald-faced myth.
'Men with
glistening domes
nre no more
passionate than
your ordinary
office wolf with n
cap of curly
locks.
In judging
males, one can't
split hairs. There
are an endless
variety of styles
and images. Men with high,
scholarly foreheads and receding
hairlines are no more sensitive
than the hirsute guys wit0h low
foreheads and no scalp. Some
m:iles cultivate bushy sideburns to
compensate for their bare noggins.
Others have just enough wisps of
hair to fashion a pony-tail as long
as a match stick .
. Losing one's manly m~ne is a
common vexation for all ages. It
has spawned a thriving industry of
rug makers, or toupee artists, who
create remarkably durable
hairpieces, withstanding any threat
from a 150-milc-an-hour
hurricane, to love making. Before
high·tech toupees, there was a
newspaper account of a woman
fa in ting when her lover's wig new
off at a critical moment. She sued
him for seduction under false
pretenses.
Since then camouflage has
advanced to a fine art. Your
sturdiest hair pieces are those
woven into the scalp to create a
more natural line. Another option
is the grow-it-you rself hair plugs
which are implanted in your scalp.
For the victim with a bald spot on
the crown of his head, there's a
wonderfully simple solution: An
ingenious spray in various shades
that blends with your hair. One
squirt and your secret is safe.
Still, there's no miracle tonic
that sprouts real plumage. One
day they'll track down the balding
gene in the Double Helix and cure
naked heads.
The most inventive category of
male cover-up is the east·to·west
or north·to-south strategy. Every
strand of hair is artfully draped
and re-arranged to disguise as
much exp:msc of glaring scalp as
possible. It takes the inventiveness
and talent for filling space of an
interior decorator. If there is a
thick fringe of hair on the east
slope of the head, it's cultivated in
long enough strands to drape
across the scalp to the barren and
untamed west. Or vice versa.
The greatest feat is the
south·to·north sweep: Rear
strands are combed to the front in
a daring defiance of the laws of
gravity, and held in place by a
tough hair spray, will power, or
Craq Glue.
We ladies also lose our
Crowning Glory and ringlets that
bounce like coiled springs. Who
knows, one day even Ch~r may
have to cope wi th a peck-a-boo
scalp as well as having her
belly-button remodeled, and
tattoos removed.
Nn11cy Mcl11IJ'rc's column runs
MondDy.
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• The first concrete is poured as construction begins on Newport Harbor High School in June of 1930.
The school site on Newport Bluffs on June 16, 1930, above, and, at right, on
Sept. 12, 193D.
• Tower of power
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The building of Newport Harbor High School in 1930, with its proud white tower,
was a symbol of success for new school district
I n 1930, the proud white tower of
Newport Harbor High School
. became a landmark for mariners, as
wdl a s a symbol of success for the
newly fo rmed Newport Harbor Union
Higb School District.
Tired of busing hign school students...,
to Santa Ana or Huntington Beach, the
people of the small fishing village of
Newport Beach and the farming
Construction of the tower, above, and the tower today, at right.
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The cost for the land and the school
was around $410,000.
The neo-gothic building was designed
by architect Herbert Powell and Sidney
Davidson, the school's first principal.
LUNCH MINU
Newport l\lesn Elementary
school meals this w~k: '
Toduy -Pork "dinosaur"
bites with barbecue piua or
cheese pizza, fresh vegetable
chunks with ranch dip, pine-
apple cup, milk.
:ruesdoy -Beef pally nu
jus with whipped potatoes
or cheese pizza with corn
relish, orange smiles, animal
crackers, milk.
Wednesday -Crisp beef
taco with i.hredded lelluce
and cheese or chee~e piun
with peas nnd corn, lunch
bunch or grapes, milk.
Thursdoy -Hot chunky
chicken on a bed or lc11ucc
in un edibowl or cheese
piLZ:1 wiq1 green beans,
frei.h strawberries, milk.
Friday -t lomemadc
burrito with sea oncd bcuns
nnd worm (resh Oour tortillu
or cheese piuu, crbp garden
greens, sweetened blucbcr·
ries with whipped toppina,
milk. ..
New.port Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
llllJIMN ........ ,
They arc interested in marketing
their ware1. And so therein lies
the term "promotion." That's why,
yes, I am a promoter. And that
therein lies the fun of this
b11sinec;o;, n-1 well.
This is a cynical market, it's a
very difficult market. But it's not
an impossible market. The cream
sort of rises to the top. You bring
a product in, you get rc.5ults. I
cam«: here knowing that there was
competition going on, but you
assume if you are decent at what
you do, it doesn't matter. U l had
zero competition, as TeamTcnnis
has in a lot of other cities, like
Kansas City, 1 would do a lot
better. Kansas City probably does
twice the ti cke t busi ness that we
do, but we on the other hand do
four times the sponsor business
that they do.
What do you Sff as your main
job with the franchise?
I fancy myself as a marketing
person rather than a llports
promoter, and therefore, what it is
that I want. to do is bring a lot of
companies to the party and make
them happy by marketing their
wares through my event.
If I was doing this just to get
spectators, I would be doing this
mu ch differently, but I don't think
1 could triple my spectator base
overnight if I had concentrated
100% on it. There are only three
ways of income in sporting events
ac; I know of: Spectator's paying
admissions, sponsors paying
'pon or fees and television if you
are able to get rights fees.
So with the Newport Beach
crowd, does it really matter
•hetber you sell out at 2,400 (ans
or draw 800 on a pven night?
I'll put it a different way.
Whether it sells out at 100 cents
on the dollar or sells out at 15
cents on the doU ar. you stiU want
to be sold out. In the other events
that I've done, we would always
take down bleachers right before
an event started just so effectively
we would always look like we were
sold out. I want to look successful
because I wa,nt my !>ponsors to
know that their product is
something successful. And so the
selling out is importa.nt.
How do you assure the fans that
they're getting their entertainment
dollars worth?
I can only say if anybody ever
came up to me and said, 'This was
garbage, 1 hated it, I can't beli eve
I just spent $24,' thC"ll I'd give
them their money back. I sure
everybody thinks they get their
mo ney's worth. That's the one
thing that I'm sure of.
My problem is not that this is
not value. This is incredible
entertainment. I honestly and truly
feel that .way. My problem is
getting people to understano that
TeamTennis is an individual sport
~-·'\. =~' • 2 I
played by people for a team.
Therdore, you act honest
com(>ttition. You get nobody ever
tanking, you get every point being
crucial. It's just really exciting all
the time.
CH TeamTeaalt su.rv'lve In
N~Bucll?
The Dukes can and will remain
successful. That doesn't mean that
they can survive a bigger picture.
I love the TeamTennis concept
so much. But there is only so
much success the Dukes can have
in my opinion.
Tbert art concerns that tennis
ls somewhat oa the decline. Do
you see it that way?
Right now the problem in tennis
is not in terms of the size and the
success, but in terms of the
amount of prize money.
Tournaments arc now trying to
. pass it along to the fan, so the $10
ticket is now a $30 ticket, and the
fan s are saying, 'Wait a second.'
It's not getting any better in
terms of the numbers of
personalities. There are no more
(John) McEnrocs on the horizon,
there arc no more (Jimmy) ·
Connors on the horizon, there are
no more {Martina) Navratilovas or
Tracy Austins or Chris Everts and
on and on. You have a lot of these
foreign players that we in America
don't totally identify with.
I believe in the next 10 or 12
months that I'll be putting a group
together to buy up some events.
Because I think some of these
tournaments are going to come
falling out of the trees; a lot of
these tournaments don't have
sponsors.
How soon could some or your
plans happen? .
I don't know the answer to that,
because things may be happening
or not happening. And I'm not
trying to be evasive, 1 just really
don't know. Just like when I
flowed from the graphics business
to the printing business to the
tennis business, I didn't sit here
and say on January 23 I am doing
this. It just kind of evolved .
lf I had a dream I'd probably
like to be the commiss ioner of
baseball, something iike that.
That's kind of a big picture that I
would look at.
One of my flaws that I see is
I'm too hands-on. I have a hard
time delegating things to people. I
have this dream about not being
hands·on and I feel as though I've
been told that I can see big
pictures. On the other hand, it
seems th at all the businesses I've
been in the sports .businesses take
so much of my time.
Uow did you get Into the tennis
business?
It was through Julie Anthony. a
fomier pro wi th the New York
Apples, that I got to be friendly
with Billie Jean King. My bu iness
at the time was a printing
company and graphic design
business, and through BiJlie Jean,
I met her husb .. and, Larry King,
who published a map.dnc that
followed the women s tennis tour
all over the country, and I tarted
by doing some advertising sales for
him. I ended printing of the
magazine.
I had became like a tennis
groupie, so to speak. 1 would
travel, I got friendly with a lot of
tennis players and I was just sort
of an outsider.
I went into business with a man
who owned a tournament in New
Je~y. We flew down to Atlanta
and negotiated with Larry King,
silting around his swimming pool,
and we said that we wanted to buy
the magazine. We actually
negotiated a deal to buy the
magazine and signed it on a
napkin.
What bas th~ evolution or the
Dukes been llke7
I remember in April of 1990 -
at the time we didn't even have a
name for the team - and we did
a phone press conference. There
was a newspaper writer who
totally trashed the idea of
TeamTennis coming here again. I
didn't even know there had been
two unsuccessful franchises here
before. H~ said this will never
make it and he totally trashed me
for my motives for coming here
and he basically had given me a
year. So I've cen ainly succeeded
where p_eople like him didn't think
I would.
We are still standing and, as I
said, I think we put on a hell of an
. entertainment package.
So I think that I have achieved
success. And that's because I now
have a son, at age SO as opposed
to age 21. This kid and my wife
have really changed my life and
now I'm focused a lot differently. I
no longer need to be the richest
guy in the grave as they say. I'm
no longer so totally focused on
success being measured by
monetary success.
And I suppose having taken my
lumps in the last few years like a
lot of other people have that's also
kind of straightened me out. So all
of these things happened at once.
Running the Duke would be an
ideal job and a career in business
if I didn't have to worry so much
about mo ney, becau!t.e we can't
afford to lose money. And so
that's what becomes the problem.
I'm slowly finding the level. I've
done OK, so now I'm
concentrating on my wife having a
great career. .
l also like writing a lot. There is
definitely a book inside of me.
The next thing that I do, if it's
not the Dukes, is going to be
something that will not be as
revolving around how uccessful
we can be fina ncially, but how
successful I can be emotionally
and in tenns of my family. I can't
believe I am saying this, because I
was the last person to ever think
this way about children. But it has
totally affected me and I am
proud to say it.
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Ou r tour bus, be:iring the
incongruous (for this occa!>ion)
nume of Orange Dlossom Lines,
was taking us the other day on a
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Scene
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to the
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Correctio ns
institut ion!> ::u
Chino.
Willard S.
Voit, this area's
represcntntive
CV\ the st:ite's
t'nson Industry
Doard, was
ho!>t for the
group which
included 16
invitees from
Newport Deach and Costa Mesa.
A genial sort, Dill blended bits
of banter \\ith his orientation
talk en route, and there was a
near fe stive air.
All that changed when we
pulled up to Chino's forbidding
2,600-acre co1nplex. Endless
• fences topped with razor-sharp
coib of ,.,,ire, .:ilong with
interminable security checks,
.discouraged mo~t attempts at
airy comments.
T he only levity came from a
mop-wielding inm:ue, foJlo,\ ing
our 40-minutc clearance
proccdu;e compktc with metal
detector. f rom a walkway
oubide a !>econd·tier cell, he
greeted our group'll arri,al \\ilh
the sardonic cry, "Plc:ise don't
feed the animab." Otherwise,
the sounds were muted. The
::.wrk em•ironment \\US clean,
:inti!>cp1ically so. Prboners were
silent, almost tombie·likc , mildly
curious.
faen as they checked out the
\\Omen in our cluster, no leers
"ere e\ident. During our
seven-hour lour, we heard
reports of a knifing incide nt -
and saw the suspect being held
in a cage smaller than a.phone
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booth -but there wn!> no
apparent lJ\rc:ll to visitors. Grim
guards, wearing knife·rcsi!>tanl
ve!>ts, were in no-no1\l1Cn\C
control.
The principal point of 1hc!::.c
!>poradic tourll, Voit told us, was
to d ramatize the horrendous
overcrowding of Californin'!> 28'
!>late prisons.
The mess:ige was received ,
forcefully. In a converted
gymnasium, there w~e 132
inmates sprawled on
double-decker cots -
resembling orange tiles on a
wretched mosaic. As wi th the
case of most other lockup!>
through the nation, nearby
Chino simply h:i!> run out of cell
space.
Under the new ''three lllrikes,
you're out" l:iw, 20 mo re lllatc
prillons muy be built by ce ntury's
end.' Current population exceeds
120,000 and soaring. We pay an
average CO!>t of $24,000 per.
inmate annually. You figure out
the projection and weep.
At Chino's facility for \\Omen,
the contrast is startling, almost
~um.:alistjc. The cellblock~ and
workplaces are grim enough, but
the expansive lawns rellemble a
well-tended college campu~.
flanked by llhop::. (one product is
the orange vest worn by Calt rans
workers.) The female popul.11ion
i!> 1,700, cramped in bu1ld1ng'
designed to accommod:uc 950.
Therc!'ll be no a11emp1 here :.it
moralizing; e.g., the inmate
assigned to sel'\c as an au\llaJI)'
guide around the \H.>men\
faci lity couldn't h;ne bi:en more
!Facious. Du1 later we learned
th:it ~he's !tel'\'lng a '.?O·)C~1 r term
for mi!tdced::. mll::.I hc111ou,.
A!> for the mJlc Cllll\ ICIS,
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f ellow-touri::.1 l{o!1crt \'enczia of
Corona del ~tar, fo rme r
!>e rgeant \\ilh the Ne'' York City
Police Department, and now
heading a private inve!>1iga1ion
fi rm (VlS) based here:
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dillplayed in today's tour. These
guys are now under extremely
tight supervi!>1on and control. In
my 12 )'Cars as a police office r
on New York's streets, I
encoun tered these types daily,
"11hout benefit of guards, and
the confront ations are brutal.''
For the record, others in our
contingent from Pilotland
included Ginny Valentine, Mary
llr)nnt, Joan and Dr. John
Rnvera, William R. Hovey, Tom
Burger, RJck Barrett, Bob
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Ho!>l Volt, wt10 heads Seven
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llays he') not sure when he can
arrange another prison tour. If
and when it happens again, l
strongly suggest 1ha1 you make u
rcsel'\·:itio n. Round trip, of
course. Me:ib not included.
0
A ND NOW FOR THE
LI GHTER SIDE, SUCH AS
Ir WAS -Upon our arriva l, an
officer warned visitors 10 be
careful, explaining that the
Corrections De pt. doesn't
bargain with ho!>tage-1akers.
Then he !>aid he'd be taking a
body count -which he quickly
corrected to head count. A
1ou.ns1 is a tourist is a tourist.
When \\e paused for lu nch at a
vi'iitors' c:ifeterja, one colleague
\\:lS able 10 purchase a souvenir
S\\eatllhirt. It \\:lS stenciled Hard
Time Hotel. When Dill Volt
asked if I'd like to ' isit another
ll late pri!>on, possibly the biggie
:it Folsom, I put him on hold.
That's \\here they make the
license plate::., he said. Which
triggered a painful reminder. I
rushed home and wrote a check
to the City of Newport Dcach,
co,ering the latest parking
offense.
I mean, why go looking fo r
trouble?
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GRAD NIGHT • •r•• P•t• 1
Susan Wood, Loyko•s co-chair and
Ciancc. "The students spend all of
their senior year saying how grown
up they are, but on Grad Night,
they act like kids."
T his is the third Grad Night
Wood's helped organize. A
spokeswoman for the Costa Mesa
Fire Department, Wood's
daughter graduated in 1991. She
helped again when Loyko's son
graduated last spring. And thi s
year her son is graduating.
"We believe in this concept of
Grad Night," Wood snid. "To
provide a place where children can
celebrate a major milestone in ·
their lives in a safe and sober way.
And they do celebrate. They go
crazy. The music is loud. The
ea1ing nons1op. And the kids
amped." '
This year's Grad Night theme at
TOURISTS
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tended, he said. Lock the doors
and windows of your automobiles
and homes, und watch out for your
neighbors.
01hcr crimes associa1cd with
Newport s'ummers involve fights,
loud panics, public drunkenness
and drunken driving.
Although alcohol isn't permitted
on Ncwpon 's beaches, Henisey
said most fun seeker!> find a way
to break the law. "They'll wrap
one of tho:.e labels around it or
put it another container. Some·
times th ey'll ju:.t pour it in a Pepsi
can."
Police don't hesitate about writ-
ing tickets to ·sunbathers caught
drinking on the beach. "lt makes
for :i very· expensive beer," Heni-
scy said.
When drunk 1ourists leave the
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"Passport to Adventure."
Costa Mesa High's main gym
will be divided into countries.
There will be a snow boarding
video event in Greece, buffets or
pizza and nine-foot submarine
sandwiches in lcaly, a mini casino
in Monte Carlo, a miniature golf
course in Scotland, karaoke in
Jamaica and an Egyptian flop
, room where kids ca n kick back
and play a board game or watch a
movie.
The small gym will be converted
inlb a I950s-style diner. Also
planned are outdoor surprise
a11ractions, a hypnotist show, a
vetcro wall and a. disc jockey.
Loyko said roughly 150 parents
and teachers put hundreds of
hours into painting, plotting,
designing and building.
"Just regular ordinary parents,"
he said. "We put po\vc r tools in
their hands and stand back and
beach, the affe cts of that alc'ohol
spills onto traffic-jammed roads.
Henisey said the city does crack
down on drunken drivers, bul usu-
ally only during the early morning
hours. The bumper-to-bumper af-
ternoon traffic makes it almost im-
possible for p6lice 10 pull someone
over during the day.
Police lry to con1rol traffic as
best they can, Henisey said.
"We establish trnffic flow pnt-
terns and try to synchronize them
with our signal operation," he
said. "Our signals on Newport and
Balboa Boulevards, for instance,
can automatically be programmed
on .Saturday and Sunday af-
ternoons for more green lines in
the northbound direction."
Several yea rs ago the city in-
:.talled an overhead sign which
warns motorists when all the city's
parking lots are full. Henisey said
the warning doesn't discour::ige
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turn it down.' "
Former Councilwoman Ruthelyn
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beach in Newport, said she doesn't
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along with the tourists.
"It's a pub'lic beach. People who
live there should recognize th at,"
Plummer said. "ln the sum-
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the beach, even sometimes when
an inebriated person comes down.
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they're not supposed to."
After monthly organization
meetings that began last fall,
volunteers started meeting in early
March for Saturday morning work
parties. Loyko said volunteers
work virtually non-stop for the five
days leading up to 1he party,
scheduled for June 21.
"The kids do nothing excepr
have a good time," he said. "We
like them to be surprised."
Costa Mesa High is charging
$35 a ticker thi s year, up $1 0 since
for the first time they had to foot
rhe entire bill wi1hou1 help from
the city. "This is the first year that
in addition to putting on a party
for 200 kids, we had to do heavy
duty fund raising," Wood said.
On Grad Night, about 150
parents man the party, which lasts
until 5 a.m. "Parents come out of
th·e woodwork for that night,''
Wood said. "Parents who have no
summ'er beach pntfons seem to
have lost their manners through
the years.
"They leave trash all over the
place and play loud music," Plum-
mer said.
Other residents echo her con-
cerns.
"I'm really used to it," said
Bobbie Lovell, who has lived on
the peninsula for 60 years. "Out
they could clean up after them-
selves and turn the radios off
when they arri ve at 6 a.m."
Lovell said police usually re-
spond quickly and efficiently when
kids left at the school come back
to work it."
Norma Yockel is one of them.
With a daughter who graduntcd
from Costa Mesa High lust yeur
and a 50n who gradulfted four
years earlier, Yockel said she was
hoppy to return this year. "As a
parent. it's a gift/' she said. "And
it's a fun night for me too."
Cindy Smi1h, a Costa Mesa
High parent whose child is a
junior, is also helping out th is
year. "To give the chi ldren one
last terrific hurrah is worth ull the
hard work, time and effort," she
said. "I think that by throwing kids
t~is wonderful party, it's one more
way to let them know how much
we love them and are proud of
them."
Smith has other reasons too: "1
believe in the cause. Parental
in volveme nt is crucial to keeping
kids away from gangs and drugs."
And finally: "I think it's really
cool that it's given by the paren1s."
she calls about rowdy tourists.
The department deploys signifi-
cnntly more office rs during the
summer, Henisey said, especially
on oll-terrnin beach vehicles und
bicycles.
The number of officers on pu-
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also is increased.
"I'm impressed with the way
they approach people," Lovell
said. "They must have special
training. \\'hen we call in the mid·
die of the night, we usually get re-
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Heads will continile perfect attendance at CIF ·1inals
~ Newport Harbor star qualifies
in shot , and discus; four locals
also advance in track and field .
BY RJCHAllD D UNN, SPOl.TS \\'auu.
RIVERSIDE -Call it old hat, bu1
Gina Heods of Newport H arbor High is
darn-near professional at this.
She needs to reach 47 feet in
the shot put for a partial schol-
arship. Her personal best is 45-
7V4 (accomplished agains1 Santa
Margarita April 14). She quali-
fi ed No. I fo r the Cl F finals on
Saturday with a 44-8.
also bee n to the state meet in
that event three times. Out the
shol put is her brend and but-
ter.
.. Now is the lime to step up
and ~c in the top two in state
(!n :he shot put) and top five in
• the discus," Heads said. "I
think 1 know how to handle my-
self under these pressures. It's
the time. She competes in lhe CIF Sou1hcrn Sec-
1ion girls track and field finals like i1's an
academic requirement. She's there every
spring, hasn't missed a class, yet.
"Forty-seven feet is very ob-
tainable," said He':lds, who wilt·
throw the shot, hammer (eight-
pound ball on a long chain) Jnd
weight (25-pound ball on a short Gina Heads . "My first yea r in CIF (199J ),
I just went wi th the now, and
didn't know what 10 expect. This )'car, I
know what I wan1. l think th at's the dif-Dut now, as a senior with Stanford
scholarship perks hanging over Heads'
head, it's a little different.
"That's what I •think, there's more pres-
su re in th a1 1han winning a mee1," Heads
said. "I want to help my parents ou1."
Hends, who \\-On the shot put and fin-
ished No. 2 in the discus Sa turda) at the
CIF Division II preli minaries at UC Riv-
aside, is going to Stanford next year no
matter wh at.
chain) at Stanford next season.
"I hit 47 (feet) once in practice, so l
know it's there."
Heads, who will participate in the CIF
fin als for the fourth time in both the dis-
cus and shot put, finished second in the
discus ( 140-7) behind Arroyo Grande's
Nadia Lopez ( 148-8). The Clf-' Division II
finals are Saturday at Veterans Stadium in
Long Beach.
In both her sophomore and junior
yea rs, Heads re ached a personal best in
the discus at the Masters Meet. She has
ference."
Heads was among five area girls (sLx
eve nts) who qualified for the fin als, the
only one in two events.
Her sister, junior Cara Heads, finished
sLxth in the discus (121-10) to qualify,
while Newport Harbor teammates Misty
May (high jump) nnd Lindsey Curt is (300-
me ter low hurdles) also advanced.
Corona del ~tar ju nior Tracy Clark fin -
Harbor twosome
d.ialed in again
ROAD WARRIORS
in weight . events
~ Tift No. 1 qualifier in shot put, Gonzales--
advanc es in shot and discus at CIF prelims.
Bv R.lCHARD D UNN, Srolln \\'a1nll
RIVERSIDE -Like cloch..,ork, Ne\,port Harbor
High seniors Wade Tift und Steve GonLalcs qualified for
the ClF Southern Section Di,ision 11 boys track and field
finals \\it h inspiring mnrks in the \\C1gh1 events Saturday
m the divisional preliminaries at UC Rherside.
Gonzales qualified in both the discus and shot put, fin -
i,hing third and fifth, r~pccth el)'. "hile Tift reached bet-
ter than 60 fee t an the shot put fo r the second week in a
fO\\, qualifying No. I in th ut event (60 feet, SY~ i~ches).
Tift, the top shot putter in the tale, had a personal
best of 61-6 at the Sea View League finals May 6, break-
ing a 15-)'eM-old lc ugue r ord. SatuFday was the third
time th is season Tift had gone beyond 60 feet.
Coleman Johnson of Rive rside Poly finished second in
the shot put (57-3112), with
'You want to
qualify No . 1, be-
cau se that gives
you the last throw
in the finals.'
Gonzales fifth (56-10).
"You want to qualify No. I,
because that gives you the last
throw in the finals (Saturday
at Veterans Stadium in Long·
l3each)," Newport Harbor
weights coach Tony Ciarelli
said. "It gives you that last
chance to rebound."
Tift reached his winning
-TONY CIARRU mark on his second throw,
Newport Harbor coach going 59·01/~ on his first, and
59-8 on his third -all better
than the runner-up.
Gonzales, who went 53-5 and 54-6 his first two puts,
finished 20 fee t shy of his personal best ( 177-9) in the
dbcus, largely because of a strong tail \\ind.
Gonzales' discus mark (157-11 ) trailed Arro)'O
Grande's Chad Jones (169-01 ")and Johnson (1 68-6~).
"I-le couldn't get any lift ," C';inrelli said. "You wan t to
qualify high, but it's not that important."
Those who gave it their best effort but did not qualify
tor the finals included Newport Harbor's Shahram Deza-
hd i1l'the 1,600 (4:3 1.92), fou rth iii heat three; Chri~ Ed-
wards in the 110 high hurdles (16.32), eighth in heat one;
Trent Bryson in the 3,200 (9:52.54), sixth in heat· two;
Aaron Ward in the 800 (2:D..i.76), sLxth in heat three; and
Dan Obegi in the pole vaull.
Non-quali fiers for Corona del Mar included Chris
Hong in the 400 (51.17), third in heat two, and 200
(22.81), second in heat five, as well as Matt Ferner and
Justin Acuff in the high jumJl.
Hong, along with J3son Boyce, Scoll Klase and Brian
Hogan, advanced in ihe 400 relay.
Newport Harbor's Mitch McCoy (right), and his teammates
(14-4) take to the road for Tuesday's 7 p.m. CIF Division I sec-
ond-round playoff match vs. host Santa Barbara High (17-1).
ishcd third in
heat one or the
3 ' 2 0 0
( 11 :26.39) to
q ualify, th e
s~th·best time
in the field.
'Now is the time to step up an d ·be in
the top two in state (in the shot put)
and top five in the discus.•
' -CINA HEADS
her first at-'
tempt to finish
second wi th
three others.
Esperanz a 's
Kmty Kierul ff
\\On the high
j u mp at 5-
10Y1.
Gi v ing i t
th eir best ef-
fort but fall ing
sho rt of the
err-finals were
Newport Harbor's Kyndra Smith in the
1,600 (5:28.58): Curtis in the 100 (13.06);
Laura Wilson in the shot put (34-2);
Mandy Clayton in the triple jump (34-
9Vi); and the Sailors' 400 relay of Cla> ton,
Autumn Pt:ro, Piper Archibald and Cuni:.
(51.63).
Newport Harbor senior May jumped
only twice, and
did not work
out all \\eek, resting a pulled muscle in
her right calf inste-ad.
Curtis, a three-time Sen View League
champion in the 300 hurdles, finished sec-
ond in heat one of that eve nt (47.78),
while May, who was second in the state
last year in the high jump, cleared 5·4 on
Cma Hcud:,, v.ho reached a personal·
best 123-8 in the dbcus at the league fa.
nab May 6, ad,anced to her first Clf
final. She po!>ted her qualifying throw on
her fir!>t a11cmp1.
.. Conch (Tony) Ciarclli always Sa)S to
get the fir~t one in," she said. "Just one
thro\\; that's ~111 it took."
Cara Hc:ith launched 105 feet o n her
second tllrO\\, then faulted on her third
"hen. she htt the side of the discus cage.
CdM' s Boyce finally gets
. shot . at CIF tratk. finals; .
qualifies in three .events
• Senior soccer standout shines
during Division II preliminaries,
despite lack of 'Serious' training.
nv RJCHARD D UNN, SrOlll\ \\'RllFk
RI VERSIDE -For a gu\ \\husc
track and fiel d training co1b1~1:.-of plJy·
ing soccer, practicing his sprinting and
jumping only when time permits, Ja on
Boyce of Corona del ~t:ir High per-
formed rather adequate!~ in hi:. first·e,cr
CIF Southern Sectio n appearnnce.
Soccer is Doyce's fi rst lo\'e, a P~1rade
All-American as a junior,
who's headed for the Uni-
l3o~ce at the lcJguc lin.1b on May 6.
There \\:.is nothing for Uo)Cl! 10 be
ash~1mcd of on this warm, ~mogg} dJy.
Firsh he Qnchorcd Cdf\fs 400 relay,
\\hich \\On heat four (..iJ.14) and finished
\\ ith the SC\ Cnth·bcst time Of the meet.
Urt:in Hogan, Chris Hong and S~t
Kl:.isc. preceded 13oycc, who was in sec-
ond pl:ice \\hen he got the bJton.
·1 hen, Boyce qu<.1lificd in the 100, \\in·
ning heal one in 10.90, the sixth-best
clocl..ing or the da). "l h:id a horrible
start," Do)ce said ... , was the se,cnth
pcrsun out of the blocks.
"I wus also in lane nine: I don't li ke
that. because I like to see
both sides. The reason I
versity or Washington on a
soccer scholarship.
But for now, track and
field will take unfami liar
precedence in Boyce's :ith-
letic life, after qualifying
for the ClF Dhbion 11 fi-
nals in three events Satur-
day during lhe preliminar-
ies at UC Rive rside.
'I don 't want to
say it's just an-
other track meet,
but it is just an-
other meet.•
won is because I just re-
laxed. I rel:u.ed and I
leaned at the end. I still
don't h:ive a good, set.
'comfonablc block, but rm
going lo work on it this
\\CCk."
Bo)ce tackled the long
-JASON BOYCE jump ne\t, scratching on t
Corona del Mar senior -bis fir t takeoff, leaping 21
"t"eet. 4 inches on his second "We've already talked
jbout (going 10 the Cl F fi·
nals), and he's going tu be
there, but he h:is soccer Juring the ~ta:.
ters Meet (May 28).'' Cdr-.1 CoJch l3ill
Sumne r said.
Bo)•ce, along with fh c other area b..:>~ s.
"ill compete in the <;_IF Di\ i~1on 11 ti-
n a ls, with the combined tor nine from
all fo ur divisipns in each C\ cnt aJ, :.incing
to the Masters Meet.
As a sophomore, Bo)ce \\On Sc.1 \'1C\\
League championships in the long Jump,
100 and 200 meters. but did not compete
in the CIF prelims bccau~e of oc1.:er
commitments. Last }Car, he came dO\\ n
with chicken po;.. the da)' before the
league finals and was unJblc to compete.
Finally, Boyce \\ill bring hi r.rnc)
foot\\Ork that built CdM'i. soc~er teJm
into .an Orange County powerhouse to
the big dance this Saturday at Vetcr:ins
Stadium in Long Beach.
"If I ever started to train, l thjnk the
gap would be closer," said Boyce, refer-
ring to hi limes in the 100 meters
against the best in CIF, incl uding Wood-
bridge's Gary Young, \\ho defsaced
attempt, lhcn getting ll all
on his third and final 'auh,
going :!2-41 ~ to finish fourth in the e\cnt,
qualif) ing for hb third Cl F final.
"I'm only happy to :i poin t, in thn t l
\\.is able to pull ofl 3 qu:ilif) ing jump in
m) lJst 1ump," :iid l30)Ce. "ho has gone
2~-7 thi:. ) car. ·· r thought I'd gotten
eJgcJ out \\hen I got 21-4.'.
l3o)ce nearly made it J qu.idruple
"hammv 1n the 1,600 rcla\, an e'cnt he
s.1id he·,\as too tired in ~'h1ch to com-
pete. but Jid, an)"'ay. Cd 1' 1.600 rela}
fJilcd to qu:ihf) for the finJb. fini h1ng
third in heat one (3 27.0~) ll\.l)Ce made
it close, closing from fourth to second on
ht anchor leg
In the ClF finJls. 130\ce \H>n't hJ\C to
'"ork quite as h:ird. You could S3) that
he's just taking it in stride.
"I don't \\ant to sa) it\ JU)t another
tr;ick meet. but 11 is JUst another meet,"
l3oyce sauJ .. There arc just more com-
petitors "ho ''ant 10 \\tn. 1 do, too, but
therc's·prob;ibl) not as much hunger in
me as in them (becau c the) train
more)."
Brewer steps dovirn at Costa Mesa . Ilf )Nf )ll Yf )(Jll lTJrtl~llJ\1 __
~ Boys basketball coach
heading 'home '; Ferguson
tabbed likely successor.
nv BAJU.Y FAULKNEll, Sro~n Wama
COSTA MESA -
Dilly Brewer, Costa
Mesa H igh's boys
baske1ball coach the
past four sellSon , re-
1g n e d Sunday in
order to 'ake a tcachfng and
coaching position at Brawley
Union High next fal l.
Brewer, who grew up tn the Im-
perial Valley, re turns to the
Desert Valley Lenaue -he
prepped at Imperial Uigh -
where he will be boys varsity as-
sistant and teach physical educa-
tion for the defending leaauc
champion Wildcats.
His four·ycar record ot Mesa
{24·67) includes on 11·11 mark in
1992-93, the school's first non·
losina season since 1982.
A Jtlduatc of Sout~rn Califor·
nia Colleae, where he played bas-
ketball for Coach Bill Reynold~.
Br ewer
began his
career as c 0 s l 3
M esa 's
frosh-soph
boys coach
in 1988 .
During his
tenure at
Me sa, he
earned uni-
ve rsal re-
spect for
his upbeat
manner and
determined Biiiy Brewer
work ethic.
"I'm from that (Brawley) nrea
and my family is down there," ex-
plained Brewer, who aid Ja on
Ferguson, last season's vnrsi1y a •
sistant, will likely be hi successor.
.. I've had a 1reat time here, and
h's been a grent learning ex-
perience. I'm really going to mi"·
the kids and the staff, but (Braw-
ley) will be somelhina new, and
I'm lookln& forward to that."
Despite the procram takina a
few lumps, including la t cnson'
t
6-18 overall record, 0-10 in the Pa-
cific Coast League, Brewer always
emphasized the positive.
He gai ned praise from th en-ClF
Southern Section Associate Com-
missioner Dean Crowley following
the 1992-93 campaign, for his pro-
fessionali sm and understanding in
the artermath or a paperwork mi.x-
up, which cost the Mu tnngs a
chance to be considered fo r an 'bl·
large playoff berth.
"lie "as a complete gentle-
man," said Crowley, now the cc-
lion's acting commissioner.
Brewer's fir t Me a squad fin·
1shcd 3-2I, and a 4-19 season pre-
ceded the 1992-93 high·wnter
murk, which included Pacific Coast
League up cts over CIF playoff.
bound Century and LI1gun3 Beach
Lnst year's squad opened the
sea n 1-3. but won four of iu.
next five to even its record afte r
10 game .
The Mu umg narrowly mi ~d
f)N ,JIJNI~
2NI), 199L1 •••
The Daily Pi lot will
publish a very special
section devoted to the
50th An niversary of the
Normandy Invasion .
And if you or a member
of your family served
in the armed forces
during WWI I...
up ctt1na crO\ll·town rival Estancia ·
al home in the PCL opener (~6-
42), and dropped another heart·
breaker to usun;i Beach • .52·51,
in their fir t·round league mcctina.
J)f)CJ '111 C1S
Is your opportunity
to honor them.
DOG TAGS will appear
on each page throughout
the section, and will
include the name, rank,
unit and/or specialty,
their theatre of operation
and years of service for
your veteran.
e Monday, May 16, 1994 •
· No goats, .no sacond-gua ing, no 11n1ar-point1n1
~ Sea Kings did everything
right in Sea View playoff game,
but Irvine gets the nod for CIF.
in hi5 initial cam-
paign with the Sea
Kings, had no solu·
tions.
more, areeted Mac·
Millan with a run-
scoring double and it
was 5·3, setting it up
for the quiet kill.
tion, but the ball was jusl OUI ol his
reach, bouncing in to righ1. Sonnenberg
raced home with the go-ahend run.
Corona pinch-hiller Royul McMackin
nursed a leadoff walk In the bottom of
the eighth, was crnscd <;>n a fi~ldcr:~
choice, then it was uvcr in the time 1t
takes 10 turn a 6-4-3 double pluy. Bv Roosa. CAa.LsoN, Sl!Ous Eorroa
TUSTIN -Saddleback
High's Roadrunners, by vir-
tue of a playoff decision
over Santa Margarita and a (!JI~~~~ MacMiiian
"I just wish they
(Irvine) would hit a
boll, hard. We
sawed 'cm off, and
made great pitches.
That's the luckiest
team I've ever
seen.'' •
Wooley in the first inning.
That shot was fading from sight under
Corona's barrage of solid base hits M1 the
first three innings.
Ward, batting in
the No. 8 spot, fisted
one just over short.
It's 5.4,
Ethan Gragnnno,
in the No. 9 spot,
rattled off a vibrator Friend
Consolation for the Sea Kings? All
seasons end, but for the Seu Kings (18-9
overall) not one or them will ever have
to carry the burden of the loss.
coin nip victory over Co·
rona del Mar Friday after-
noon, learn of their CIF first round op-
ponent today.
On the nip side',
Corona del Mar's exit from playoff con-
sideration has a silver lining.
Myles Davis was 3 for 3i Jeff Dowman
was 2 for 3 with a double, an rbi and a
run scored; and Bryson Groat doubled to
right -highlights to the eight-hit attack
in !hose three frames.
to shallow center. -------
It's 5-5.
MacMillan finally got the last two outs
on a called third strike and a pop-up,
but it was a new game, and those seven
stranded runners in the first three in-
nings for CdM began to come into focus.
SU VllW LUQUK PLAYOFF
(•t Tuallft Hleht
Irvine High's Vaqueros, by virtue of a
coin nip on Friday, and good fortune in
a 6-5 eight-inning verdict over Corona
del Mar on Saturday, find out today
their fate, either a Tuesday wild-card
game or a first-round match on Friday.
There were no goats, no sccond-
guessing, no finger-pointing. They left
the field with an overnow crowd's udmi-
ration for a superior performance from
No. 1 through No. 9.
For Irvine there was but one saving
grace: Malt Ward, a junior left-hander,
who restored order, allowing three hi!S
and no runs over a course of five in-
nings.
MacMillan, who shut Woodbridge
down on Friday on fiv~ hits in a 2-1 vic-
tory, struck out two in a 1-2-3 Irvine sev-
enth, and went into the eighth with his
last allownble inning of work.
lrvlne e, Corona del Mar S
IRVINI CORONA Dll MAR
LOIM,3b HonoslO. dll
Wodtey, lb
•brh II 4 0 0 0
4'0 0 0
3 1 2 1
0 1 0 0
4 1 2 1
0000
4 1 1 1
3 1 1 0
3 1 1 0
1 0 0 0 3 0 1 1
4 0 2 2
oms.• Bowman. s.s
Friend. Pf Johnson. db
DiCnm, Pf S~lb
t«iston. rf Bev,3b
MOl1tnSOll, 3b Groat. cf Knecht. c
McMaoldn. ph MacMillan, 2b
8brhbl
5 2 3 1
4 1 2 3
0 0 0 0
4 0 1 0
0000
3 0 0 0
4 0 1 1 4 0 2 0
0000 3 1 2 0
1 1 0 0
0000
4 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0000
Corona del Mar, meanwhile, one of
the most impressive non-playoff tcams'in~
a long, long time, must fall back on other
comforts in a unique season-ending situ-
ation.
"Our guys did a great job," said
Lundin. "They played solid baseball all
day. It was just a case of cheap hits and
it's unfortunate. We did everything right,
but you can't defense
Putting a lid on Corona's offense al-
lowed for Irvine's sixth-inning four-run
Eric Sonnenberg
=·g O'T oole, 21>
Walas,u Sonntnbelg, c
~cf
Frustration? You bet. The Sea Kings
hammered Irvine's mound for three in-
nings, rattling off eight smashing blows
en route to a 5-1 lead.
They outh it Irvine 11-9, but those
numbers are deceiving. It was more like
ll-51h.
cheap hits."
Irvine was blessed
with a day off on Friday
when it won the coin
nip, lea~ing four others
to play to help pare
down the five-team tic
for second place to two
CIF entries, but despite
some heavy-laden arms
'Our guys did a great job. They played solid .baseball all
day. It was ju st a case of cheap hits and it's unfortunate.
We did everything right, but you can't defense cheap hits.'
drew a one-out wal k
and went to second on
Geoff: Noisy's quiet
grounder to left, just es-
caping shortstop Jeff
Bowman's glove. With
two down the silent kill-
-MATT LUNDIN, COron1 del Mar coach 'C1' came -Gragnano,
the No .. 9 batter, ag6i'n,
Wiid, II
Gragnano. r1
Total•
=:."2t'
33 6 9 6 Tot•I• • 32 S 11 2
Score bv lnnln1•
lrvln• 100 004 01 -8
Coron• del M•r 212 000 00-5 E-lrvine 2, CdM 2. OP-lrvlne 1, CdM 1. l08-l!Vlne 7,
CdM 8. 2B-Sobek. Walas, Bowman, Groat 2. HR-Wooley.
SB-Wooley 1. Walas 1, Davis 11Sf-Bowman.
IP H R ER BB SO Matt Friend and Dan MacMillan com-
bined to stifle, confuse and virtually in-
timidate Irvine's offensive attack, only to
see one bruised bat after another pro-
duce bleeding quails whi~h time and
again somehow escaped the infield.
in the CdM camp, it was Corona's pitch-bloodbath which tied it at 5-5.
defended a MacMillan
offering with :i soft liner 10 the right.
side'.
lrvtn• Sobek
Watd (W)
Louie (S)
2
5
I
8
3
0
5 4
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 e.rs who stepped up.
Corona dcl Mar Coach Matt Lundin,
Righ t-hander Matt Friend retired nine
of Irvine's first I 0 batters, surrendering a
solo shot to right by sophomore Senn
Friend was relil:}'cd.by Mac.Mijlan with
one out and one on after a walk and
Eric Sobek's run-scoring double.
Mike Walas, another Irvine sopho-
Second baseman Andrew Stellar dove
to his right ,trying 10 knock the ball
down, to hold it to a bases-loaded situa-
Coron• def Mar
flltnd Slh 4 3 3 2 3
MacMillan (L) 2Vl s 3 3 2 3 118P-SllW1 (by Sobtk). WP-Sobek 1. Batltf's inter1er-
eoce-Knetti. T-2.05 A-300 (tstlnuted).
BRIEF.LY LOCAL SCHEDULE
Tars' SchUtz, CdM's Pells sparkle at CIF swim finals TODAY ....
DELMONT SHORE ---
-The Newport Har-~
bor High girls 200-yard ----
medley relay team fin -
ished fourth Saturday in the CIF
Southern Section Division II Fi-
n:il s at Belmont Plaza to highlight
seve ral area swimmers concluding
their seasons.
Coach Todd Kolber's quartet of
Melissa Pomeroy (backstroke),
Carey Read (breaststroke), Rachel
Arrow (butterny) and Melissa
Schutz (freestyle) combined for a
time of 1 minute, 54.62 seconds.
Schutz, a junior, clocked a time
of 24.73 -seconds to finish fifth in
the 50 freestyle, the best finish of
any loca l individual.
Newport's 400 free relay lineup
of Schutz (54.56 split). Hanna
Widger (57.16), Pomeroy (57.52)
and Arrow (54.71) was also fifth in
the six-team championship final,
joining Irvine (second), San ta
Margarita (fourth) and Wood-
bridge (sixth) as top-six finishers'
from the Sea View League.
The 400 free relay's prelim time
of 3:43.63, set a school record.
Pomeroy swam a personal-best
1:01.26 to finish fifth in the conso-
lation heat (11th overall) in the
100 butterfly, then came back to
finish 11th in the 100 backstroke
(1:03.64).
Arrow, the Sea View League
champion in the 100 breaststroke,
wound up J I th in that event,
clocking a time of I : I 0.02.
Kolber said Widger's 100 leg of
57.16 in the 400 free relay was her
personal best, while Read's breast-
stroke leg in the medley relay
(32. 75) was her first time under
the 33-second barrier.
Corona del Mar's lone champi-
onship fina list, junior Melanie
Pelis, finished sixth in the JOO free
at Saturday's Division II Finals,
with a time of 54.78, and was also
10th overall in the 50 free (25.29).
Additionally, Pells competed on
both Sea King relay quartets, join·
ing Courtney Hardt, Christy Saw-
yer and Julie Norton to post a sea-
son-best of J :45.32, good for
eighth in the 200 free relay.
Pelis teamed with Laura
Weeshoff, Priscilla Burch and Kar-
rie Cesario to capture JI th in the
200 medley relay with a time of
I :58.32. This quartet recorded its
season-best in Friday night's pre-
lims with a 1 :56.33 clocking.
The boys teams from Estancia
and Costa Mesa high schools were
represented Saturday at the Di-
vision 111 Finals, also at Belmont
Plaza.
Estancia's Adam Bollenbach just
missed his personal best of 22.41
set in Friday's prelims, finishing
eighth in the 50 free with a time
of 22.43.
Bollenbach was 12th in the JOO
breaststroke (1:03.99) and teamed
with brother Chad Dollenbach,
Marc Read and Brian Hoagland
for a couple consolation relay ef-
forts.
Coach Joh n Carpenter's four-
some wound up 10th in the 200
medley relay with a time of
1 :44.53, then touched out at a
school-record 1:33.67 in the 200
free relay, finishing eighth.
The school record clocking was
the fourth straight for the 200 free
relay squad.
Costa Mesa sophomore James
Comfort wound up sixth in the 100
backstroke (56.17).
Pirates come up short
COSTA MESA -'-.••.1 Host Orange Coast "Y
College's softball team --"----
got halfway through
the four victories needed to ad-
vance their fourth straight state
tournament, before being elimi-
nated by Mt. San Antonio, 2-0,
Saturday in the Southern Cali-
fornia Regionals.
Coach Nick Trani's Pirates, who
finish with a record of 31-15, were
bested by the one-hit pitching of
the Mounties' Tara Midgett, as
Mt. SAC advanced to the state
tournament, May 20-22 in Visalia.
Nicole Shammas, the Orange
Empire Conference Player of the
Year, managed the lone hit for
OCC. a one-out first-inning single.
OCC pitcher Kelsi Armbruster,
who had picked up loser's bracket
victories earlier Saturday against
College of the Canyons (8-5) and
Grossmont (7-3) yielded just three
hits to absorb the loss, just her
eighth in 24 decisions.
Mt. SAC 2 , OCC 0
Orange Coast 000 000 0-0 I l--
Mt. SAC 100 001 ic-2 3 0
Armbruster and Ritchey; Mldgcu and
Johnson. W -Midgctt, 30·6.
L-Armbrustcr, 16·8. 2B-Oaddona (MS).
OCC I , CANYONS 5
Orange Coast· 010 340 0-8 3 3
Canyons 200 300 o-s 8 1
Vu~ge, Armbruster (4) and Ritchey;
Winchester and Petric. W-Armbruslcr,
16-7. L-Winchester, 12·5. 28-Se:hlcndcr
<O, Crosby <OCO. 38-Robledo (OCC).
OCC 7, GAOHMONT l
Crossmon! 020 010 0 -3 4 6
Orange Coast 014 020 x-7 6 3
Oliver and Beacom; Armbruster,
Gallegos (7) and Ritchey, Ccnlurioni en.
W-Arbrusler, 15-7. L-Olivcr, 20-13.
~C's Bowling repeats
SANTA BARBARA ,,-•
-Southern C:ilifornia ~ 1...
College senior Ed · __ r __ _
Bowling earned his
second straight high jump title at
the NAIA District 3 champi-
onship, completed Saturday at
Santa Barbara City College.
Bowling, a transfer from Santa
Monica Community College, was
·one or two competitors to clear 6
feet, 11 inches, but won the gold
due to fewer missei. He missed
three attempts ai 7-1, which would
have been a personal best.
Bowling's strong showing wasn't
limited to the high jump pit, how-
ever, as he went 20-10 to finish
sixth in the long jump and finished
a surprising third at 400 meters,
posting a time of 50.59 seconds in
his first-ever attempt at the dis-
tance in competition.
"We bad him on a relay a cou-
ple weeks ago, and he ran a pretty
good split, so I Lalkcd him into
giving the 400 a try," SCC Coach
Bryan Wilkins said.
Sophomore Heather Salisbury
was third in the women's 10,000
with a time of 41:33.7, and sopho-
more Ja10n Schaefer wound up
sixth in the men's 1,500 (4:06.17).
Dowling is a title contcn'der for
the NAIA nationals, May 26-28 at
Azusa Pacific University.
Poyyak makes CIF semis
CYPRESS Co· ---
rona del Mar High's Ja
Jerome Poyyak ad-_,,-
vanced to the semifi-
nals, before being eliminated Sat-
urday at the CIF Southern Section
Championships at Cypress College.
Poyyak, seeded third, fell to sec-
ond-seeded and eventual ch:im-
pion Jerry Wong of Rosemead, 15-
9, 18-16 in a hard-fought semifinal.
Poyyak defeated Sandy Tirtadjara
or Keppel!, 15-11, 15-9 in the
quarterfinals.
The Estancia High boys doubles
team of Mike Truong &ind Allan
Tran was eliminated in the quar-
ters, 15-5, 15-13, by Jeremy Sandy
and Alan Huang from Marina.
Costa Mesa's Ed Quan was de-
feated in Lhc singles quarterfinals
by Spencer Liang oC Alhambra,
15-8, 11-15, 15-8.
lliJh school -OF Southern Section lc.im
•nd individual championships •I Canyon
Country pub, Pilm Springs, all day.
Velleylt•ll
High 4Chool -Coronoi dcl Mar .ti El
Toro, 7 p.m.; Newport Hoirbor ;it Santa
B.irbara, 7 p.m.
High school -l.11.ewood .ll Coron;i del
Mar, 3:15 p.m.
High school bo~ ~d girls -Newport
tiarbor, Corona dcl Mar al CIF Division II
prelims .ii UC Rivcrsi*, noon. ..........
High Khoot -Diamond Sar al Corona
del M.ir, 3:15 p.m.
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PUBLIC NOTICE Civil Cod• Section 2924h scribes the following: DATED 8111/92. UNLESS default In the obllQallona LOWINQ TELEPHONE DISPENSER • Costa Mqa. CL 92627 cancellallon In the event ol United Mortgage & Invest· ---------1 (payable In lull at the Umt LOT 10 OF TRACT NO. YOU TAKE ACTION TO secured thereby, hereto-NUMal!RS ON T HI! e-220 DIANE SHRAKE (714) 646-6166 TIME: the Hllltmtnt bttwHn ment Corp (CA) 5 Cofpo-
NOTICE OF ol salt 10 T.O. Service 9787, IN THE CITY OF PROTECT YOUR PROP· IOl't executed anti dellv· DAY B I FORI! THI MISC WOOD • MISC 10:00AM, Stored by tht lol-ownlf and obllgt1td pllrty. rate Plan, Newport Beach, TRUI TIE'l I ALI! Company) all right, lllle COSTA MESA, COUNTY ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT ertd to the undtfslgntd a BOXES DRESSER GLASS lowing pe1son1: 0069 Mel· Date thlt 91h and 18th day CA 92660 Ts NO H201St5 and Interest conveyed to OF ORANGE, STATE OF A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU written Oeclarallon ol 0• SALi!: (7t4t38M837 CAGE 4 CHAIRS ' Ina Bartulla. OG45 Una ol May, 1994, Public Slor· Thie business 11 con-• Unit Code H and now held by It undtr CALIFORNIA, AS PER MAP N&.EO AN EXPLANATION fault and Demand tor Sale, or (213) 827-4815 B-281 KEN BITTING Robertson, A075 Vince age Management Inc., ducted by: a corporaUon
tald OHd ol Trust In the RECORDED IN BOOK 455, OF THE NATURE OF THE and written notlc. ol d• TAC204HI MISC. BOXES, TABLE : Abel, E259 Michael David· Agent IOI' lhe Owner Thi reglllranl(s) com-Loan No. TURPIN property hereinafter d• PAGE(Sl 33-35 OF MIS-PROCEEDING AGAINST fault and of election to Publllhed Newport BOOK STANO BACK ton, E150 Jim Egan Publlshtd Newport menctd to transact busl·
APl419-132-1B acribed: CELLANEOUS MAPS, IN YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· causa lht undersigned to Beach·Cotta Mt1a Dally PACK REFRIGERATOR . 2 Property 20139 Btach·Cotta Mna Dally ntlS under the Flclillous
T.O. SERVICE COMPANY TRUSTOR: JOHN R. TUA· THE OFFICE OF THE TACT A LAWYER. sell said property to satl1fy Pilot May 2 9 18 1994 OVENS 2 BEDS 2099 Placenlla Ave .. Pilot May 9, HI, 199"4. Bu1lness Na{Tlt(s) ll1ltd as duly appolnled Trustee PIN, ADRIENNE M. TURPIN COUNTY RECORDER OF 2336 LITTLETON CIRCLE, said obligallons, and lhtr• • ' • ' c-o2a ED CRAMER Costa Mesa, Ca. 92627, m335 above on: 5-3-~
under lht following de-BENEFICIARY: MILUTIN SAID COUNTY. EXCEPT COSTA MESA, CA alter the under1lgned M332 LAWN • FURNITURE MIX' (714) 646-3885 TIME: United Mortgage & lnvHI·
scribed dMd of llust WILL PETROVIC, MARY E. ALL SUBSURFACE OIL, "(II • etrHI add1ess or causad said notice of d• PUBLIC NOTICE BIKE PAATS-TOOL'eox • 11:00AM, Stored by the fol· PUBLIC NOTICE ment Corp, J<elth A. Oud-SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION PETROVIC. record.eel June GAS, MINERALS ANO common deelgnatlon ol fault and ol tlecllon lo be c.297 MILES SKOGSTAD lowing persons: 0462 Paul fey, V.P.
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER 19, 1992 IS tnsll. No. 92· OTHER HYDROCARBON property 11 shown above, recorded Januaty 21, 1994 NOTICE OF PROPANE BOTILE SOFA: Doremus, 0424 Nancy Mat-Nollet II htr~~~~glven lhal This atatement was ~ FOR CASH (In the fOl'ml '418119 In Book page of Of-SUBSTANCES, PREVI· no warranty Is given u to u lnsll. No. 94.oo48050 In BOOKCASE TV son, C257 Otbo(ah Curtl1 lht undert ,..,.. will be with the County Cl«k of
which are lawful tender In llclal Records In the office OUSLY RESERVED OF II• compltltneH Of' COi'· Book Paga of Olllclal The~Llf SAL~ lilly O-Ol7 CH.ARLES WIL-Proptrty20153 ·~~t:ub cEaucllon on Orange County on May 11.
th• United ,SlllH) and/()( of lh• Recordtr of Orange RECORD. IF ANY. rtC1ntH)." Th• benellclaty Record• In the olflc• ol the accord! t •,:ao• ;~i LIAMS MISC BOXES -2075 Newport Bl .• Co11a M . AA..MJUfi,L8s'p1!94CEAT 1994 lhe cashlere certified or County; YOU ARE IN DEFAULT under nld Offd ol Trust, rtc«der of Orange county: ng 0 • PfO s TE RE 0 w 0 0 0 EN M11a. ea. 92627, (714) 10.00 · ,_ " • Feoeni
othtt checkl 1pecl0td In Hid dMd ol trust d• UNDER A DEED OF TRUST by reason ol a breach or Said Salt o!, pro~ Will ~ .. ~~~d I p~'o::!.~~ PLANTER, SCREEN DOOR &46-5e18 TIME: 12:00PM ~8Wt 'tst~ l53~t~ Published Newpott Betleh-:, m::~ ~ov'!n:'! Code. Cl\Jpter 10, SIC11on 2 F~~H T~~S • 1 CHAIR • ~=·· 1>J2:•Ron~ MESA, CA 9262·7 Co1ta Mesa Dally Pllo\ May
warranty exprett Of' Im-21707 (a), hereby glvt1 sg_233&0JENS FINTLANO ton. H1S5 James Hamilton A115 SEAN HOPKINS, 16, 23, 30, June 8, 1994.
plied reoa.rdlng title pos NOTICE OF PUBLIC SAU:. • H103 Jeri H kl em HOUSEHOLD ITEMS M3'48 STARTlllli A llEW BUSlllESS'' .. .,.on, ()( encur;nbrlncff: a ~~·c:p.· :;11.~~ :8x~~.CcfJr~EE T~~c: uwe Battuu.'E12'?!'Jame1 SAE3~~ J~~CUES EK~~~ -~~-----
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cured ~ uid deed of space~ named below. STROLLERS Misc"' Eoh Simon Akhavan • A431 CREME OE lA FlctHloue
The &Agel o.p.rtment at the Pilot la
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Trul1, th .Inter~ 11 In :,~ 10 the ~i;:: bl':~ BOXES • . Property 01204 ~~~~E, HOUSEHOLD h•IMM NtllM
.. Id note ~ovidtd, ad-IOI' lawlUI money of ~ E--017 JIM MEDLIN. EXER· 17792 Cowan, IMne, Ca. B240 JERMONE MEN· S .. tellMftt
VllllCts, II any, undlf the United StatH ol America CISE BIKE· TOOLS BIKE· 9271•4 ,<714I H 3·l090 TlON HOUSEHOLD ITEMS The IOllowl on. are terms ol nld Deed of (Cllh) CHAIN SAW BAA·B-OUE TIME. 1:0oPM. Stored by B243 JAMES A MC dol bU I ng ~
Truit, Itel, charges and The Sate 11 being held lo E--040 0. TUPPER SWAIN lht lollowlng periona: BRIDE HOUSEHOLD AFftRo~~ ~UMBING expenses of the TrustM sallefy a owners lien and 3RO VACUUM VCR· B118 Andrew J. Koltavai:y, ITEMS ' 118 Bl Bell A An •
and of the tru1t1 created will be held II 176112 WA t EA C 0 0 LE R • 8234 HOiiy Prior, A484 8310 ROBER GELINAS, helm, c': 92802 ve., •
by nldl DMd of T~I. Said Sampson Lane, Huntington DRESSER 3 BIKES· TOOL Cindy Dandll, M 15 John HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Mlchatl Wayne Bierman,
Hie wil be held on. . Beach, Calllomla, on May BOX, -MICROWAVE Willlrd, A324 Rogelio Sam· 8311 JOAN VAUTtiRIN, 188 Blue Bell Ave .. Ana· May 24• 1994• al 3.oo 31 1994 111·00 pm E·213 MICHAEL SALAS ~ Jr .. Al39 Shella Wil-HOUSEHOLD ITEMS hel CA 92802
p.m. on the front step• 10 The public Ii lnvlied to al· MAY MISC TOYS • BED •on. A112 Roya Sagtlafl B333 JAN NASEEN. Th~ bu1lnt1s 11 con-lht tnlfanct ol the Orange tend FRAME Property 24517 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS d~ed by· lndlvlCI"•' Civic Center 300 E. Chap-· E 247 GEORGE F GUTH 1725 POl'nona Ave. Cotta · an .,.. man Orange: CA A generel d11crlpllon ol AIE TABLE MISC BOXES: Mesa, Ca. 92627 (71~) &42· B365 KIRI< COPIC, The regl1lran1(1) com· Al the time of 1ht Initial the property being .•old, • · 3107 TIME: 2:30PM s HOUSEHOLD ITEMS menoed lo trenaact butl-publlcatlon ol thl1 notice along wllh lilt ldenllly ol LAMP Stored by the followlng B403 MICHALE MACH· ntff Undlf the flcUllOl.ll
th• total amount of 1he uO: the Occupahl renting the M~S~o M~1L0sHTtt_LJ:~r· p1reon1: G313A Lynell• GAN,1 HOUSE.HOLD ITEMS BUllllt.. Nam•(•) lltttd
paid balance of the obllg• ipece are u follow1: 2 FISH TANKS REFRIQ• Fuller E236 JamH R 841>0 MIKE KASPAR, abQve on: 5-5-94 .
tlon ~rid by the above N~f' J'tsRK~T~B~~N: ERATOR. SOFA ' C101bltJ. CIOO Ktnntth H~~E~~fE=S MER· ~':"a:f!:m~c:' flled
dt1c;ribed deed of trust MISC. BOXES Pub 11 • h • d N • w !) o" AVbY•· "* Shirley Mich-RICK. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS WIV\ tM COUf"Y Ctertc of
and Hllmaltd COiie. ell• A-049 KEN GONZALES Beach-Costa Mna Dally tlmore CU7 OEORGE BUD Or-r.-.-.. on M t penMS, and •CIVlncH, It • Piiot M 18 23 1"4 Owner rtslfVet lhe rlelhl .,.. ............. , ay • $21918219 WASHER • DRYER • ay • • · to bid 11 lhe ult 'PUf· JOYCE, HOUSEHOLD 1994
n 1i po.tslble ltlSt al 1he C~llHW~1~PET~~iw. IT\343 ch ... a must be made with ITCE3M3SI BILLY B•TSON Feoe1ea
111ne 01 n11 the opening • PUIUC NOTICI ptrsont1 chick• Of calhltr " • P\lbll9hed NtWPOf1 ~ bid may be IHt than the AAT, MISC. BOXES. 2 cMckt only and pakl tot 91 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Costa._... O.ity Piiot May
I04al lnde~ due. TRUNKS • 2 FIL£ CASI· NOTIC• OP the tHnt of purchale. All P1.1bllthtCI Ntwj>Orl ll 23 30 ~ 6, llM ..... 4111194 NrTS DUrct\sled good• .,. told leach-Cos•• M... Otity • ' • •
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.....-. ,_..._. .... A -2' 1 " IC 0 LI! 11Y Act (I I ,. Coc1e 11100 PILOT CLAUWl"'ii r•lerr.1 101 le•lll SCHWARTZ, llKI •el 19q.), b 1.111dtrl6gll9d It'•. the rMOUrCe you 111Plollll•!!__ Lewie ......... CA ITUHl!D ANIMALS -.. -Ml .. P'A1iO auction. can count on to Ml• .. ,. ... -
..... ITt4)19M700 BOXU =24, 1"4, P9f90nll myrl•d of ~ •al1•1nt IP AVM~TMI a.413 IUZUTI Avurt. lndudlng ~. dlM Item•. '**"9 TM ..... l*MM we '°'" llLEPE" , IOell 9ridlot °'* our cotumns compel cloina lliullf1"I •: IXPIOTID llO 1-0.' .. (QION SIXTY "°"'"hokl ..... locllled quallfl•d buv•re 10 "1 r.1 T , I " AN e I~ L
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-:r-ni •fllCll YOU TMll ACTIOll TO IEACH, CA t2821 LiOfi Inc., tcA> 19IO perMMt rep1Hen Ol;k. Pf• 0t SftiiW. ,...Olli iii INftt L.1111 ,.._, ...... Ji .... m . CA .,___ llllOT'IOTlOUR,..._ The Yndll''9iecl TNlllM PUIUCIOTICI Bayside Drtve; Newport w to•• meny A•--rwrs•1 ru. Dllllllllln, OI WllllCW-'* S,1913•...,_.No u.9217J ,. .. • mm. n llAY • aoLD .,...,,,. 11rt 1aMtY tor 8e9oh. CA 121110 without ob• •• teal &.-.....; .._ " 111¥ .. ,...... 07l4ll2I 1o.-• ,. • ., fltllOI• now•. -.. • --..,..1ICI AT ~ UU. IP llft Nol1et*-ol l'8 I Pl1 &llll:::.. Thia tklllneH la con. outt approvel. a.f m ... a a.... fir. 1Ut11 of lie llOll(I) ~ Olldll ..., .. If .... C..W. lorllla eot'DOlllllll.:._~ C. ttWOI YOU WO M Uft.A. ..,... ...__ Md 04t'8f • Riii dUcled by. acorponlllon c.uln wry P.O • ._ ~ .., Oeed of TNlt. • · lllf pWWt., ldOft 1117 NaQodO, lk. 1111 '---. CA 6:' ••TOP llATIOll OP n. u. COft\moft d=':;8tloft• If ••&1•-.. Th• r•ic,•ttent(e) ~ rtsnt .otiona, how• .... ...._CA 901~ IWMft, • PtO¥lded kl uld .. CM Code If lie hit 12111 .
.:: RDI MT OP TUR• OP n. "'°" 8Wie ai:' amcxn of the The= :.one.,. :::* w-. "~ '· the pereonel repr oen n~•). ad'4ne:al, II "'f, un Callot'llll. Will SELL AT PU• ™' bu'*'-II conOllc*d
UM OP l'ICTITIOUI C•IDUIQ AQAUllT unpaid~ of the obi-~N Al.AN . JEWEL· lualnHe Nam.(a) ~ ntatlve wilt be requlr 05/13, 06/11, Ol/20 flt Wini of Uid Ole4 ol TM~ UC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST ~~~oft.tiow.d, Inc.,
.,._..UM YOU, YOU SHOULD gallon ucured by the ERS, 3333 8rl1to1 St., aboY9 on: 7~1-at 0 give notice to lnter PUIUC -TICI ..... dlqas Ind...,_ 8100ER Foti CASH,~ Br. ROClllt s MllllWI, ~ The lolOwlna pet8one CONTACT A LAWYEt property to be eold and 11875 Coeta Mela CA Seporl Inc. Franco Ma-ated peraone unlea """ h Tl'llltlt llld of .. ma am. ol tall In llWfUt money ot dent
aDandONCJIN UN 04 • reuonabl• Htlmated 92e21' ' !Ucl, Pr~ hey hew welwd notlc crNtld by NICI 01e4 ol Trust h United Slllll, al right. 11111. Tiil r lrnntcommencld to
:;:-f tctlll06'• ButlnM• T,!= °'.... COltl, ~ and ad· Albet lmport1 Inc., (Call· Thi• 1tatement wu filed r con1ented. to t ~ ~::,::,~ !~~1llOlam~1::1onunl)lld llld lnWtst In N lolloWg • rwisact im.n under fll fie-• BRIGHTON FAIR· Vane.I at the lime of the fornla) With the County Cle<k of ropoHd action.) Th . • • _,.. .... ... tcltltd PfoCl_eflY slb111td In Aid tltloUt tlUAltsl NIM Of lllmll == AISOC'ATES 950 Under hM lnltllll publication of the No-Thia bu1lnu1 11 con-Orange County on Mey 8, ndependent edmlnl1tr 1~T ~ cured by tit Pf~ to buold County 11\d Slltl Unit Lot39 of lllWCI lbCM on Aptt 1 1994 COMI DtfW Colla of TN9t Uce of Mle 11: $313,018.85 ducted by: a COfpotatlon 1994 on authority will b N I 111d rNSONbll esllrNted corts. Tr.::t 10956 • shown by map Thll staeam.nt -lllld W. SoU"' CA tae2t ' Notice 11 heftby a1Yen In addition 1o cuh, the The 11gl1tranl(1) com-'809172 ranted unlHt an Inter YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN· llCPtllMS llld advll\Cln at tilt on Ille• Instrument Ho. /Book 1111 County CllB of Orange• ~=-flctltloul BYlineH that INTERSTATE TRUST TruatM will accept a cuh-menced to ttenNICt' bull· Pubilahed Newpoti Beech· ted pe,.on fllee e DER A DEED Of TRUST, DATED 1lme of N lnlllal publlcallon o 471, PIQIS 37-40 of Maps, ,.. County on May 2 1994 Name refened '° above DEED SERVICE INC., ea lef'1 check drawn on e neu under the Flctltloua Cost• Mell Dally Piiot Mey bjectlon to the petitlo February 15. 19111. UNLESS lhe Nob ol Sall ls 142,492.M. cordt of ORANGE Counly. call-NOTICE· Tills ACUi!Out t•ame
81 lied on 3/27/12 In the tru11tH, or 1uccea1or 1tate or natlon.i bwltc, e Bu1lne11 Name(•) listed 111 23 30 June 8 1994 nd show• good ceui YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRO. Tilt blnercary under.said OMd f0<nla. Tht purP6ftad str"t ad· Stallment axi>ll'ts IM Ytl"S County of Orange OrliJlnel tru1 H, or 1ub1tltuted check drtwn by • state or above on: 7·85 • ' ' • M3..1 w hy the court ahould TECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT of Trust lltretolore uacutad dress and olhtr common des!Q· lrom 1111 data It was ltltd In tilt
File No. f sat520 =" ~urauant to It:• federal credh union or a 1Alblr Import• Inc., Unda not grant the euthorlty. MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC and de!Ner•d to N under· nation, 1t 1111y, of ttlt rnl prop· Olllcl 011111 qounty Cllrtt. A new
AB Ulnlled • Clllfomla Kf>/INof ruat executed b~ check drlWn by a atate or Colllna, Secy. PUIUC NOTICE A HEA RING on th SALE IF YOU HEED N4 EXPLA· signed I written Dedar1!1on ol eny described lbOYI t0< Wlllcll Aca11ous Business Name Stall-
limlted pariner:p, KO CHRYS~~O~O~~~l:R ~~~~.,r:~:av~• ": Jm,• t~'~o:'ty w&'ert!''8:r _ etition will be held o ~~llO~R~ErJf N~T~N~{ Delauh and Demand tor Sall, h undersigned makfs no rep. ment must be fled bllOll 11\al
SoUth Coat Dr • Cotta HUSBAND AND WIFE AS IOClatlon ~ saving• bank Orange County on Mey 10 CNS11llOU une. 9, 1994 et 1 :4 YOU YOU SHOULD CONTACT A and I wt1tten NQIP or Delau resentabon or wrilllly.11• ma bme. Tiit fi\ing ol tnls statement
Mell. CA ~50 S h JOINT TENANTS Recorded apeclfled In Section 5102 t994 ' NOTICE OF P.M . :n Dept. 703 locet LAwYER and Election to SW The under· SAYBROOIC LANE, COSTA does not of i1salt auttlOl'la the
AB Group, out 10/111/1989 In Book Page of the Flnlnclel Code end FI09I04 PE ION TO et 34 1 The Cit · signed caused said Notice ol MESA. CALIFORNIA The pur· UH In 11111 suit ol 1 Flc1lllous
Coast Drive, Cotta M..., ln1t. 1n.se2124 ol Oflk:fel authorized to do bullne•• 111 Drive, P.O. Box 14189, on Ml'/ 23. 1994, al 10 00 Default and Elecdon lo Sell to be l>Oo.d OWntf of said real prlJP· Buslntss N.-ne In Ylolalion ol ~.~._... wu con-Record• In the office of the In this •t•te. In the event ~:·~~aN~~i:::-Y ADMEST .. •TEISTEROF· Orange CA 92888·3 205. A Md,;!ACIFOllC ~EdCT~~~; recotded In th• county where any at the llmt of !he Delinquent the rights or ilflotner under Fed·
''"1 --Coun1V Recorder of OR· tender other than cuh Is a", -• IF YOU OBJECT T • ... , •PP n.. rus ..... u the real properly Is located Assessment lien was ELLEN erll, Stale, or common law (Sta
ducted by • geMral pert· ANGE" County, California, accepted, the Trustee may 18• 23• 30• June 8• 1994· KATHERINE DORIS he g ranting of the peti illld pursuant to Deed ol Trust ~11.Aprl 27.1994 NORGARD Said Sall w.i bl s.ctlon 14400 11 seq~ Business
nershif> emanc w.. filed end pursuant to the Notice wfthhold the ltsuance ol M3" POMERLEAU AKA . 0'1 you thould appea recotdtd February 26, 1991 •as PACIFIC RECOlfYfYAMCE AS rNdt w:lhout w.ranty, express and Protesstons Code) T.~• ::'County Cleric ol of Default end Election to the Tru1tee) Deed unUI PUBLIC NOTICE KATHERltilE D. t the hearing end 1tet k':st No1• 91·085360, In ~ SAID TRUSTEE 701 S. PARKER or Implied, reg1rdlng l!tle, pos· mt Fling
W1 County on Aprll 22 Sell thereunder recorded funds become evallable to POMERLEAU AKA our objeotlona or fil page. O Ollk:lal Reco<ds STREET. SUITE 5000 sesslOO, or 1ncumb1anc:H. to NtillpOlt Beacll-COS11 MIU ~ ' 01/27/1994 In Book Page the payee or endorsff u • f1ctltlou• KATHERINE DORIS written objection• wit o"ica of the County R8co(der ol OAANGE. CALIFORNIA 92668 pay thl sum ol pas! due Home-OallV Piiot
AB ·LIMITED a California lnlt. l94-065l85 of uld matter of right. lluslneee Name POPE the court before the Orange County, Stata of cal-(ll'J 550-6843 By PA. TOM, owner's assessments ruson-CH249042 Mly9,16.2.3.30
. ~· B • A.. Official Record1, will Sell Said aale wlll be made h . v fOl'nla. Executed by Thomas ODES/DE.UT ""' -..... ~ , limited • Y·...., on 05/23/1994 at tO·oo but without covenant ~ St•t•nMnt CASE NO. A172336 ear:ng. our. appeer Evans and CarOI Evans hus· rn "' •-, as ..... a..., cos~. "5• Buy It. Seit It. Find It. Group. a c a Qer*al A.M. at IN THE FRONT OF wananty ex ••s or Im-The following peraon• .,. To all heir•, benefi ance may be In perto band and wtte IS communl!y OPP 13951 Sfl!J/9!>116/94 cNrQtS. and Interest due at the Cl •••lftecl. ~Ip Managing Gen-THE FLAGPOLES AT THE plied reQerd~ title poa-. doing business u : cieriH, creditors, contin-or by your attorney. prooeny WILL SELL AT PUB· PUBLIC NOTICE llrnt of this flollce Ill tilt amount eral Partner, By: GLA ,,.,. MAIN ENTRY AREA TO '"lion or enc:umbr&nc.. J.R.S. EXECUTIVE CLEAN· gent creditora, end per· IF YOU ARE •A UC AUCTION TO HIGHEST ol $2.435 00
soc:latea, Inc., e California THE PLACENTIA CIVIC to uU1fy the lnclebtednen INQ SERVICES. 1970 Wei· eons who may otherwi1 CREDITOR . or e cont1n-BIDDER FOR OOH ( lblf at NOTICE Of SAl.E DATED· MAY 2. 1994
corporadon, General Pert· CENTER 401-411 E. CHAP· MCUred by Aid Deed, ad· lace 11• Cotta M .... CA be lnterHted in the wil alent. cmrditor of t~ II ol sale In lawlul~ne9 ol YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDE APN.41901339
"" MAN AVE.. PLACENTIA V'1lcff thereunder with In-92827 or estate or both of· !eceased, "(OU mu at f1I me I I . OF OE a ENT • ., IY: ROltALD D. (fOUf, A LAW ey: I•/ Executive Vice CA at public auction to th9 terest u provided. lhefeln Jemea Roben Shelton, KATHE R'1 NE D c) R r $your claim with the cour lhl United Slltes) at lhe ronl 0 A NOTICE LIN U ,... CORPORATIO/t 23101 WE
President hlghe1t bidder foi cash and the unpaid prlnclpal oi 1970 Wallace 11, Co1ta p 0 MER L E AU A K A and meil e copy to th Iha llaQPoleS at tllt main entry SESSMENT LIEN DATED N CENTER DRIVE SUITE 310
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~~: ~l~l~dLT~lr~n~!~f~ (payable et the lime ol aate tha not! 1ecured by said ~~:· ~:~6.2:, Is con-K A T H E R 1 ~ E D • personal representetiv ::' 4~1~~ t"'f"~~~ ~.! ~r' Ah:8:_3· T~L~~~T~O UKEFOREST. OOIFORNIA n eral Partner B B A In lawful money of ·the deed with Interest thereon • I lvldual p OMER L E A U AK A appointed by the cou • • • · d..... E 92630 (714) 472·2366 M0UNr OIM Gen I • y: C II United Stat11), ell right, as provided In said Note ducted by. en nd KATHERINE DORIS POPE within four month1 fro nut, Pldntla, CA ao right .,. YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY B PRIORITY 58449 c.m.ry • ...-.y OevelopmenC nc., • • • tltle end lnter11t conveyed fee1 charges and ex' The registrant(•) com-h d f fl · and Interest conveyed to and SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. t er_.•~
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fornl• corporeUon, Sole to •end now h'eld b h nns of the tlustee and menced to tran11ct bust· A PETITION hes t • ate o rst issuan~ now held by it under said Deed YOU NEED N4 EXJ>lANATIO 5/09,5116,5123194 "SuvU.• AU FaUhs"
Gen«el Partner. under llld DHd of Tru~t In r, the trust1 created by ness under the FlcUtlous been filed by SHIRLEY of l~tters 98150~rovl1ed ~ ol Trust In Ille property situated OF THE NATURE OF THE PRO· PUBLIC NOTICE 1;~ ~
By: It/ Executive Vice the property tltuated In said Deed of Trust. Business Namo(•l listed ¥·LUNNEY in th~ Su~e· sec,t:on . 0 t e In said County and State de· CEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU --------·II """" -
President Aid County and State end INTERSTATE TRUIT above on: May 3, 1994 nor Court o f Cehforn1e, Cahforn1a Pro~_ate C~de. scribed IS: Loi 22 ol Tract No SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. Fiie No. fl07151 Co.ta Msea
Publl1hed Ne ~ort delcrlbed .. followa: DEED SERVICE INC Jem11 Robert Shelton County of Orange. ' T~e time for f 1hng claim 3162, In lhe dly of Newport OnJUNE6, 1994,at 10.00AM FICTmOtJaBUSINESS 1i. • .;..o;;;•;•;•;• •• ~ Stach.Cotta Me11 Piiot LOT 12 OF TRACT NO • • Thia atatement was flied THE PETITION ~a· w:ll not e>Cpire befor Beach County ol Orange State at the bade entrance lobt>y 0 NAME STATEMENT II
May 2, 9, 18, 23, 1994. 8152 IN THE CITY OF AS TRUSTEE, 23382 with the County Clerk of quests thet SHIRLEY M. four month1 from the ol caiilomla as per map re-TH~ LAl<E FOREST EXECUTM The lolowlng person(s)
m330 NE w p 0 RT BE AC H, MILL CREEK DRIVE, Orange County on M1y 6, LUNNEY be appointed. as hearing date noticed corded In BOolt 95 Pages 16 CENTER 23101 LAl<E CENTER ls/are doing business as' __ P_U_l_L-IC_N_O_T-IC_E __ COUNTY OF ORANGE, SUITE 230, LAOUNA 1994 Feo9191 per1on~. representative above. y . A N lhrough 18 lneluslve ol Miscel-DRIVE In Ille City of LAl<E FOR Mathews & Company, 931 Calte
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, HlLLS, CA 92853 REF# . to admintster the estate YOU M A EX Ml E laneous Maps In the ofllcl ol EST County ol ORANGE Sta
___ L_OAl_N_N_O~--•AS SHOWN ON A MAP RE· 94·23475 (714)707· Pubhahed Newport Beach-of the decedent. the file kept by the "'' Counry Recorder 01 said of camomla under ttie power 0 439153/CONNOLLY CORDED IN BOOK 260, 5059 Costa Mesa DaUy Pilot May THE PETITION re· court~ If you are e per counly APH# 114•222•14 The salt pursuant to Ille terms 0 No matter
OTHO Rl!F. PAGES 22 TO 27 INCLU-PUB: 5-2/5-9/5-18 t6, 23, 39, June 6, 1994. quest1 the ~~ce~ent's ion interested In t,he street address and other com· !host certain Covenants, Condi-what you're
1111111111..-0 ~~so~~~~miui Det.ct: CMJ2l/1"4 • M345 WILL •~d codicils, :f any, ••t•te, you mey file w:t mM designation. II 111y. 01 Ille lions, and RestrlCllons recorded •
T.a. 110. ANGE.COUNTY. CAUFOR· •r: CAllANDRA PUBLIC NOTICE ~~eadw'il~·~~oe~ro~~~~ ~· .. ~0,~~s~.f~~'r~0:: reaJpropertydescrlbedaboYels on Oecembaf 11. 1980 as In doing, your
94-23475 NIA. OREEN, AlllSTANT cila are evailebYe for of the filing of an lnve purported 10 bl: 5200 Rlvlf slrument No. 26166/ Boo hometown
llD . API 458-221-12 • VICE-PRESIDENT Fictitious examination in the file tory end eppraiaal 0 Avenue, Newport Beach, cal-138n, ~1934·1977 indu· newspaper .-1111au
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A.Ill. NUMBER: The llrfft address end Published Newport Bualneaa Nam• kept by the court. estete essetl or of en lomla The understg~ed Trus11M stve. of 0 Rec;ords ol OR·
4aa.221•12 other common designation, Beach.Costa Mesa Dally ltatem.nt THE PETITION re-petition or account a dlSdalms any liab1tiry lor any ANGE County, California, Ro· The
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT if eny, or lhe reel property Pilot May 2. 9, 18, 1994. The following persons ere quHtl euthority to ad· provided In tection 125 IOCOrlectnen ol the street ad· nald D. Roup, a ~# Corpora· ........ described above Is l>Uf• m328 doing buslne11 as: • h nd f th c rf · p b 1 dress and other common OH· tlon. as trustee for GARDEN ._J rwl ~ 110 Bfoedwey
CosteMeu UNDER A DEED OF ported to be: 3508 CATA· SAPORI RISTORANTE, niater t e estate u .er o e 8 1 omie ro 8 lgnabOn. 11 any. shown herein. PARK VILLAGE HOMEOWNERS
TRUIT DATED Octo-MAR AN . NEW P 0 RT Buy It. Sell It. And It. 1080 Bayside Drive., New· hlt l~epefndEent AdmtA ll-SCode:_, AN Rtlcaequefostm f~, Said sale W11 be made but Yjith· ASSOCIATION lhe llenholde~ fits in. .. _ 12 1989 UN• •1 1 Claaalfled. ....... Be h c• 92660 1tret1on o states ct. pec1.. o r 1 • ......... 0e·11n As .,.r • -......... ac ' " (Thi• euthoritv will allow eveilable from the court oul covenant or warranty, ex· un .... r u .. t quent sass -~-
Dow To Plaee
Classified Ad
Bl' PHONE: 714 142-5671
Bl' VISITING OR MAIL:
330 W. Bay Street
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
(Corner of Newport Blvd. & Bay St.)
CIASSIFIED HOURS:
l'elepbone Sam -5:30pm Monday*Friday
Walk-lo 8:30am-5:30pm Monday-Friday
DEADLINES
Monday ......................... Friday 5:30pm
Tuesday ....................... Monday 5:30pm
Wednesday .................. Tueaday 5:30pm
Independent. .......... Wedne day 3:30pm
Tburaday ................ Wednesday 5:30pm
Friday ...................... Thur day 5:30pm
Saturday ....................... Friday 5:30pm
GENERAL POLICY
Ratu and dtadlina art aubJttt to thangc "1thout
notitt. The pub.llahtr rcKnts tilt nght to tcn1or,
reclauiry, rni1e or rtJCt t •(17 clu11r1ed
ad•U1Ucmeat. PICue rtport anr crron that may be
in your cluaified ad ia:rned.iatcly. The D1ily Pilot &
1\e lndtpcndcet aceeptt no lilbility for any error in
an ad•~nt for whicb ii may be r«poruibk,
neept for the cott of tbe apace actually occupied by
the error. Credit c1n only be allo•ed for the li"t
inaertion.
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sa 58~ eoNwJeoon:
abbr.
81 a... cloMr 82 sn.c:tllng the
Wit\ &3~adt989
84 Dizzy
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1 Sc:nlech
2 Atmoephef• 3 Medieval 4o::°' ..
5 Smell holes 8ThetNI-: =-1 Hln>ric: periodl a Mil.woman 9:~·
IOPart~rs
11 SlnoGr Lena -
t 2 Zociac lign
13 Smallest 19Heron
22 Fruit drink
25 in one -and
out lhe olhel"
26 Fretted 27 Still snoozing
28 Hemp product 29 Eve's garden
30 Bareback -
32 -up: all In a row
33 Thin paper
34 Long river
35Fooner
37~ 40 Raise
4 t Washing olf
42 Smallpels
43Color1do
Indian -45Pep 460\Jtors~
47Gel
melodfamatic 48 Silly comedy
49 Frosh
51 Pt&erusl lngtedient
53 Pullets 54RllTI
56 Garland of
flowers 57 Youngsler
59Blended whiskey
Q.2-Eut· w .. t vulnerable, ..
South you bold: •. ne V'Q'fl OKQ& •BM
The blddins baa proceeded:
North But Soutll W•t
•• p .. ' What do you bid now?
A.-H you were• paaeed band, a
jump to two no trump, deaplte the
the lack of a aure apade atopper ,
would ~)'our moat •riptive bid .
Since you aren't stror\g enough for
that bid aa an unpaaeed hand, we
auggest a tempo,l'isini bid of one
diamond to elicit a rebid rrom partner. ·
Q.S-Eut-West vulnerable, u
South you hold:
•J78 QQ72 OKQG +K8~4
The bidding has proceeded:
North Eut Soulia Weet
l • P.. 1 <> Pua
2NT P .. ?
What do you bid now?
A.-Thia ia aimply a matter of
arithmetic. Depending on your no-
trump range, y0ur aide can't have
more than 31 high·card points.
With your Oat ahape, any reaaon to
presume that the ~d might pro-
duce 12 trick.a would be a ru,ht of
rancy. Bid three no trump.
Hltfa -•Hka daaaJI ........ W _.. C7t4) M7·7TM •••1111111111111111!1 ... ~
Otlenled lndMclual W/ ..... iieil ......_lave al>uaed and• 9MW W. 4 dr, ._ *" P"" aklla, dllla ~a abencloned pets ... • v., ...-. air, ave
encty, 9IU> In Word :. ~ ....,._ c::; voluntfft/foelet. Cell reootda, xii oond, A/C, Q.4-Bot.h vulnereble, .. South proc a+. 1....a 6 coffM ...,...111 ._ 714-16•2704. torc9d to ... IUOO.
1'0'I bold: mD PllOIT OfPICI pcieW twin Mda. box VOAkii Pupe Ike By Owner M0-1011
..,_ Q&QlOIMI Oe ... aprtnp & mall !net, babVdoll rec... Tiny-1--------
The blddlnt hM ~ ~fT. ~P=-9.;i 1175. Cell 112-o441 quality & health guer. CBIVIOLIT 9045
Nortla &..a dt W• ~ omc.. 7n-1;.20 F''*1Ch Ptovtndal LA a saoo. 714·722-62e9·------·
1 <> I • ! BR ..... pdo eete, '78 o ....... 1 OWMt, What. action dQ YOU take? RMI hlale l8bae w/4 ctv• & Iola PIANOS• al ong, MK mt, 305,
A If.,..., could be that ............... ------" more. May 1 •22 auto, AC, xlnt cond. .-J--· IW'e -:·· llTATI... 2124 Balcer St. I-IS OIGANS &051 12100. 714-979-4533. nar would pua, ,. ... heuta or an· a.-. _.. ... ..___ •••••iii•• t.roduce a apade auit, you could ,_, _ .. , -Hlde .. ·b•d w/lnt•r· 1---------
alford to COmpeW with two heart.a. :W ""'-t.t:' .,_ 1prlng martt.... qn Koh .. r a C•mpMll CJlllYSl.la 9050
Howeftr, pert.Der micht rebid dia· Cll~.,.111.:1 H , Ilk• new, aoft eplnnet piano, Ilk•• .. •••••••• monda and YoUr band ia vi ..... Aii.. .~r:::rni··-tone1 $275.17~70 new, perfect cond.1•
WO .... L•---,·n IUpport of •L-·t-1UIL' .. Jiit MOVING w.a 11250/obo. 045-7844 'It TC MaMfalkw•I ~ wm Exec: deek 1125, desk haldtop• c:onv, rloed,mxlll P ... and aee whether ........ _, can 673-'73M V9fY ~. · _......., c hair 125, leather TIC_..$ •075 (819) H7-aeoe NOPeft the biddins. chalt '75, 2 lop llne auo & v RECEPTIOllllT Pn Cuablanc• lane, ---------
Q.&-Neither vulnerable, aa South California Community never uMd, 175/$125, Airline tlck•••·four 1 MG 1140
you bold: Newa la lffklng a other mlec. lleme. way QC 10 Newatkl•••••••••
•AQ.rM <noes <>A74 •S2 P•rt·TI.... ........ ~1-3335 °' 040.7940 &-15 175 •L 042.()895 • .,. MG• OT, 4-apct,
The biddinc baa proceeded: Uonl•t for buey --------·• UOLKS Opentng nit• am/fm ... reo, caaa
-0 .... L •--t a-tL W•t awHchboard Mon-Ftl ..wi•rn•vnJSB Fri 5127. $70N leave tin ted glaH, wire ~ 1na -°""' • from 1·5:30pm. Apply ~'-GAP.., .... 2.,,. •1'"'-'" """ 1 Q P.. 1 • Pua at the Deity Piiot, 330 llJSC. 8015 measage IM&-2695 whla, -_,. .. .,...,, 1""'
3 + P ua 1 w. Bay SI., Coata ••••••••ii What do you bid now? Meea. Or call 042· I•••••••• NISSAN 1150 4321 ext. 225. Antique dre .. er t75, G·• D ar-.s r,. w wu! • .. •••••••• A.-With the equivale11t of an dbl bed $40, braaa ~ ~ i•
opening bid facing a partner who •~a .. a""'a..--.-p-.. -.... --,°'-gl....,.ft hdbrd S50, Oak tbl• •••••••• Tht Uwtfe" lap
opened and t hen jumped, you are in baaket cart In Faah. $10 •L 759-1159 · "ltl Got To Qo!"
the alaJn ranp. The way to convey lal. PT eve/Wkend avt ... UiiiUI floral couch --------
that meeaqe to partner without let· MautMn 99l-4fOI seo. 19"color TV, alnl NEWPORT Mutt Sell ...
tin& the bidding get beyond a aare SCHOOL JOBI c:onc1 s15.91s.ee12 BEACH 8189 '81300 ZX
game contract. ia to cue·bid four FT /PT non-teaching Lute 1 ... 1 e· Ro•• Black, T·tope, great
diamonda and await North'• poaltlona w/xlnl pay & WOOd mother of pearl TH• ON• YOU'W cond & well main.
reaction. beneflta. Now hiring In china ~ablneta, fern ••IN WAITING PORI talnedl All power, am/ oc. 952•1000 •X1 31, atanda, cotfM tablff, ChUtch Rummaga Sale tm casa, new llrff.
curio•, all Roaewood. Thurs 5/lt-9-f & Fri 5/20 S3950 obo. Oya 71 4-
Qh0.1ed:-. Aa South, vulnerable, you Tt-htr·Pr•School Huge collecllon ot 9-2,. SI. Andrew• Pres· 642-4321 Ext 1"273 or -bfonzff (34) Including byterlan, lSth & Irvine, EvH 310.943-2131
+AK108 QAJ4 0 8 +AJ1097 9s~:~.· s!e!3:8 ~~ e· Uons, 8' blind Ju•
The bidding baa proceeded: tice. Clol .. one up lo ·-------ro~•c • 9170
Sou•L w t N h E '" legal lvOtY lnclud· nun ua • ort ut Wortl •t Hom.Lot• Ing nelaukff, 3• King TRANSPORTATION liiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiilliii~ 1 • P.. 1 Q P.. of .lobe A Ill Send & OuHn, charlot1, 3' 74 Flreblrd AT 350, PS, 1 SASE to: RAE, 638 jusk1, Ivory boats, etc. PB AC Rally whla,
What do you bid now? Camino de Loi MarH, Flah bowie, palnllng1, run1 air""". Nd• paint C-240-413, San Clem· 11 I I I ~ ·• A.-Even oppoaite a shaded re-ente, CA 92173 .a ver, ap •· turquo se, BOATS 7011 $975 obo. 831·7149
aponse you have enough to inaiet on 25 plecff carved Jada, 84 Flreblrd SE VS, AT.
Ad , f 200 year old Chinese AC PS PB PW P/ game. VI.le partner o your pow--E-MP--L·O_v.111:1 __ NT___ atmolrH, e cabin•••. 20' Duffy Elec $11,495 drl'v er • •••'t, blue erhouae byJ'umping to two apadea 1nu. old cloc::ka, bar, very Looks/rune new. Fully 13000 firm 85o.8287 now, int.en ing to aupport heart.a SEIVICES 5533 ornate Louis XV fur· converted, very lo hra. n~xt. Among other advantages, this nlture Incl mirror & Nwprt Bch 642-8679 --------
sequence hi1hJighta your 1ingleton conaole, man & ladles 819-360.5478 VANS 9225
d' nd. ·--dHk, Bombay cabl---------iiiilliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1----..... ----~----ia.m_0..,. __________ 1. Please be aware that ne11. 9 allk rug1, 3•. 8 ' Dlnghw, fbr gla11
the llitlng• In thla cal-14', etc. etc. SAT/SUN Lapatrake. Has oata & egory may require you 10-4, 1599 Superior equlpml to rig for •all·
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to cad a 900 number #A 1, CM. 722·5552 Ing. $500/obo 1575-7977
In which there la a ~P-o-_.-,...-.-.. -o-l-n-du-str-la-11 ELEC BOAT 18 ft Duffy,
charge pet minute. cabinetry tools, table Mint cond, new bot·
77 DOdg• ~ ton mulvan, auto, 400 cu
In V8, tow pckg, PS,
PB, conversion. $1250
obo. 831·7149
AW, Joiner, comblna· tom paint, low hra. --------CVFOUNDf HOUNDCV LOST HOllELaaa WANTED• Newgort tlon dlac/belt SSOOO. $9900. IM&-7280 VOLVO 9230
B.autlful Golden CAT (H.K.) from S.ach Country lub pgr 5e7-tl784 181 DUFFY 18 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • Darrell s t., coata memberahlp. PleaH MERCHANDISE • Cockerapanlel Mix Meea. S hort tl alr call (819)348-1800 • .. ••••••••IT'" Ro••• S5; Cltru1 Electrle BaycrulHr •73.142 * 2dr 41pd
Frlendly,Tralned Male alrlped black/brown/ 1• 0
1'10;fr0ultn P"a1"m•a ,.w,f,'5tu1
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1 $10,350 * 873·5503 atralght body, perfect M F d h ......, Interior, run1 atrong. Found near C a • ruat. Whll• c ••t·I••••••••••---------Gal plante $1; shade, $859 obo. 631·7149 den & 55 Freeway, 4 paw• and flea collar. EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 8010 I f I t5 al s20
months ago unable to Male neutered. Spot·, .. •••••••liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii P ne, rut g : POWER BOATS ' ted recently In E•tan·1• herb• 135 kinda, $1; VOWWAGEN 9235 take care of him any. cla HS parking lot. lilac s10 90SM74-9422 7012
more, needs good Call tor photo. H•'• a•---------75 • 91" hand aUtched
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*FOUND* home & environment. little wild· Just trap for EMPLOYMENT chlld• collon qullt, _O_F_F_l_CE ______ , 19' Bo11on Whaler Out· '71 Super •e•tle
Approx. 1 year old 1500 reward. Call 5530 perfect S325 721-0522 rage, 140 Evtnrude, Convert, red w/blk
Ledl•• Ring Please call Adriana 7t4-~50. BUYING ITEMS FUR.NITURE • good cond, gre•t top. 3K ml on reblt Owner please Identify * * EQUIPMENT 60A·7 bo•t . 110,000 obo or •ng, rebtt Irani, new by description, date 1(800) 228·8193 Box LOSTI Sat at Noon 5f7, BOAT MBCHANIC From 1S00.1980. 1 pc ~ trade. Bob, 842.,574 frnl end, new UrH/
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Room To OtoweMuat
Sette800-599-8780
VENDING·FANTASTIC Local route. 400% profll1. 1 1200/wHk
potential. MUST SELL. 1-80().745-3358
INVESTJIENT
OPPOltTUNITY
2908
Loo•I aualne88nten eMklng lnvntore for
gold mine. Call 714-
23084. Please leave Gold watch, WHtcllff With certifications tor Jewelry to entire houH ahocka. $4500/obo. Broktn~He1rted and location lost. phone number, happy Plaza patklng lot In OMC, Mere CrulHr, contents. lmmmedlat• 488 Computer Sy11em, Mu•l •HI 982-0516
Little Boy... Cpat111 Hunt10ngton 1Beacht to return your call. ~~:npl :,.t~~1of Amer· VLaoklv•o ~a_:ow1oryh•da•dal•FrfTln cash, top s . 873-0223 edxec defs11k, chbalr1, er• SAIL BQATS 7014 --------
o ce epar men •---------,. ··• . . ,..., . , enza, • ca '· LIMOUSINES 9275 L 0 ST @ 536-5944 between •LOST CAT• 873-2727 >Cini wagea & beneflta. &60-9500 or 723-9500
Golden Retriever Sam and 4pm Monday Mal• Longhair, white LOi T1 yellow a er•v Call 909-337-4480 FURNITURE 6014 CLAallC RHODEI 33 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii uw HI a K KY" thru Friday. w/grey & black. Ml... Coo k•tl•I In New· BOOKKl!l!PER PIT Muat a.11 RHtored. 1978 Merced.. Benz ~ • ~ • ~ • • • ~ Ing 11nce 5·2, In the port/PromonlOtY area. M-F 11-3. 1 O.key by PETS • Extra1. Xlnl cond, w/ 3000 Merced••·made
In the vicinity of New-· •FOUND• 'Vicinity of 20th St & Saya "Baby Bird." RE· touch. Newport Beach Belllnl Crib & Mat· ANIMALS 6049 allp, great day/Wkndr. limo, mini condition. port Beach, near 18th Small Papllllon Dog Santa Ana Ave.· area WARD. Call 673-1328. reataurant. 645-8384 tr••• Pale gray. XII S7000/obo 675-2927 TVNCR bar. $25,900.
& Tustin Avenue on 3/ o n Pomona St. Please Cal~648-1309 Bookkeeping/AR condl Retail $785; . 848-7280 ::~ya .r~~nci°'d,;,u~~~ lncaf~,•::5o:S:;a LOST CAT cu11omer ra1auona. •al• S35o. 84S·3t37 lDOPT-A·PET MARINE SUPS
b II 1----.-.... ...,...,.,...,.....-Active Newport prop-Every Sal & Sun al are •pot near ta · TRY OUT Large white male PERSONALS ertu with ·anchorage BRASS •RD, On 91• PETSMART, Fountain DOCl(S 7022 Can't seem to PleaN Call Chrl1Una PILOT CLASSIFIED ahorthalr. Mlulng comm'I & reald le~ w/flrm ortho matt HI, Valley. Puppl .. , kit· get to all those
@(7t4J 8SO.t004 It's the resource you since 5/2194 In th• VI· ants Lots ot publlc nevet '\IHd, boxed. ten• and more all iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii R E W A A D can count on to sell a clnlty ot Morning Can-conl~c:t. Must be com· Coit S850, muet Hll loOklng tor lovlng: car· 40'·50' Sail Only repair }obs
...... _ Piiot variety of merchan-yon, Corona del Mar. PEISo•••• 3002 petanl In Lotus, Para· S250 caah. 774~500 Ing homea. CALL:241 · 5450 Bal l1land. c1o1e atound the house? '... dis It 8 be'"ause Pl•••• call: 760-1743 n..-t t 7•2 2881 L h Cl tfl-... Cl•Hlfted e em • "' or .,.4_ .. 240. doJC & WordPerf. Call DAYB•D whl/braH, 03t7 °'more Info. o Ha ... • et t e ••• -
Th our columns compel ..,... " for appt 87:J.9330 s rv1 DI t • moat compr•h•n· qualllled buyers to Sell your home · com~l•I• N wttrundle & LAB choc ped riot ~ale Excellent loc nr Ferry. • ce rec O~ •Ive and current di rec· calll through claailfled. Buy It. Sell 11. Find 11. matt •· ever uaed. 1 yr to goo hm. ell· 40' +, on·1hore bath help you find tory of good• and Hr· 842•5878 842•8•7• . Cl•HHl•d. Coat $850, muat Hll trained, alnl retriever. faclllltl••· Pvt parking reliable help.
vlcH atoundl $250 ca1h. 774~500 $200 Incl peer. 722-5269 evt. 723-4587 •---------
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ln1tell/rel1ce cablnell, *IHI Prfct/QUlllllu •P'KNCKS GATl!S• Paint-Carpentry-Watch & Jewelry repair The Calif. Public UtllJ. ConvaleH ant care •Petalttlng In your Granlte/Gl1blk Install Kltchena. belhl, doof1, ... ~..._ ...:-.~...... Drywall and morel Antique/Fine Jewelry ti•• Comml .. lon RE· tot th• elderly, home while you travel. Slab Fabrication,
windows. Doug 546-7258 landlltlpl, bridl. etone. R.d~~~;~ G•ry MS-8277 luy/Mll/ndl 873-038S QUIRES that all uaed private In my hon'le. Uc/Bonded Local refa cleanup Uc 893-2380 ACCOUNTING/ MASTIR CM'•NTER JTConc:ret,Mi.ol2l Jim Whyte 642·7206 Carpentry, roofing,,________ hou aehold good• ~ S41-e728 ~ Lov.ng 0~1• 844-4058 Rep•lr S paolall•t• TADs 3408 Addltlona/Remodela Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie prumblng , drywall, LANDSCAPE • mover• print 'their Clean, Caulk, regrout,
Fire/Waler Repair•. Cone, Patio, Driveway •Wood Peno .. • atucco, painting, tile, P.U.C. Cal T number;--------.... nallng & lnalall.
Jerry Me.7840 Fplc, sea •. Ref. 20 Vr ~ ..... hllMng electrlc:al. Jim 841-7494 LAWN CARE 3808 llmoa and chauffeur• OJIRQ roatWD ···1 Uk•Nu Tiie 840.2211.
•ao•••··Peta<>n91 & Aetnod. Doors. win-EJCp. Terry 5•7·7894 eallmlle$. Low pllcta. UC'd Home Repalta/RemOd•I print their T.C.P. num-IQVIPlllSr 315 ~
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.6ocafl6 yri 780-1771 ~exp JenrMl.ON? cone drive• & patios. * .1111 87 * Tr" Trlmmlntt Lt quHtlon about the ... Typewrllera/calculalora QUIUTY CPA · Uctfl871812 "8-0422 FIBER GLASS maoN POR MIR•' H•ullng e7 ... 949 gallty of a mover, limo ehredderellas• print· -ot ch1t,uffeur, call: .,., etc. Repalr/cleen
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,Jtrent E•• 842-9~ 6 ltEPAJRS 3518 COATING • 3570 100% Natural & Safel John Me-21 87 trM•·Junk. New lawn 714-558-4151
Hlgheat .. uatacllon, Plumblng/elec/Water FrH E11. 964·9273 •--1r-a-v ... O .... n~M,...ov-...lnt1--PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING -ousnc Fr" Eet Any atze Job LowHt sss1 L#7tee. h t re/aprlnklere/cell o;;;n L ene Lancllq)ng Loweat, Storage, prof. ••••••iiiiiil
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,.., OI All carpet repairs STOP Deck Leak• FLEA BANE· 7y..se79 fane. lnatall/Repalr. & Irrigation Trimming XL.NT rep. 1 tv min. tne. •W.P, YOUNGQUIST P'IL..AM DRAIN llJIODIUlfG 34 Powet atretcMnatell/ waterproof coallng• . FAEE Ht. a41-0137 & Removais Clean-I117A$P V/MC 731.2151 ,alnt'-c-tr-tor Service-Small drain decka, atelra QuaJ. • --· -R.. .... -12 50 M I d I
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aet 3rd room ll'R••· CLEANlNCi ltEPAIRS 3820 unite, turn, formlca, Jungle Jim• L.andacape FrM est. 945-3305 Plumblng Rep•lr• & WALL hand tenure applied. repair• 87s.-8359 Fred Malnt.Hrdacpe,Vard l trre Qualltr Palntlnt Drain• Clured from COVE•ruGS U012261 . 373-1058 SERVICES 3548 DOORS 3 5 80flii•••••••lseml ReUred conttaclor. cleanup. Tama It PLUS louchupa & $5.50. All flaturH In aun 3132
Vlnwl, hardwood Rpre, lmprvmnte, aml nowl 249-828!5 mural1. Richard Sinor llalled. Steve'• 54S.t29e I•••••••••
UTB_.,. WINDOW CLIANING• b oellent MW entry ceramic, matble, aub Job•, Quality, Integrity, LandHape Repair Uc 280844 645-3209 --------Cuatom ln•taHatlen
•v• * FAEE ESTIMATES muer & doot hanQ9r. floot re~alr, :el:et I care, Ken 842-·1770 Vatd llghq.aprlnklera. aoa HUTTON CO. POOL ~T::~o!*'I~~: 11 S T 0 I AT I 0 N 29 -eoe 0 Vld Ouar, reaa. BaldWln Uc, Bond M 3-a FNlt.prune l lllndletlorll ftalnU I lerlor/Ext Sl!RVICB 38 4 5" Off w/MJ e~.2937 • 3448 7 1• Locke. Don, 521-8910 BAUUNG 3 7 20 ' Pete on Vacation I'--.-..... -.---""• riot. ~ou:uc cellln:S 9
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