HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-06-19 - Orange Coast PilotVIVA EL TACO PESCADO
Rubio's Restaurants, purveyor
of San Felipe-style fried fish
tacos, continues to make waves
in the business world.
The 18-restaurant chain,
which just opened a location in
the Costa Mesa <;ourtyards cen-
ter, moved up in Hispanic Busi-
ness Magazine's "Hispanic 500"
rankings-from ~8 to 231,
according to ~ company press
release.
And, the press release also
boasts, Rubio's has sold more
than 14 million fish tacos in the
12 years the company has been
in existence.
SKIN WASIN
Warning: the following isn't
for the squeamish. Reader dis-
cretion is advised.
Chemical peels, injection of
botulism toxin, "autologous
fat transfer" and "laser resur-
facing" were the hot topics at
a recent "Skin Rejuvenation
Seminar" -the Third Annual,
actually -hosted in Newport
Beach.
Plastic, cosmetic and dermato-
logic surgeons from across the
globe reportedly flocked to the
three-day event, according to a
press release.
The surgeons checked out
four live surgeries and demon-
strations of chemical and lighter,
alpha-hydroxy-based peels.
They chatted about dermabra-
sion and pondered the physics
and safety of lasers in skin resur-
facing.
All in all, the conference
was considered "one of the
most comprehensive and in-
depth learning seminars in
facial rejuvenation," says the
release.
POG-GONE IT .••
The World POG Federation
has left the city (of Costa Mesa,
that is)!
Yes, we're sad to report ~at
Alan Rypinski has packed up
his Placentia Avenue office -
POG police and all -and
moved his, World Headquarters
to Irvine.
The front of the invitation to
the Open House, which was
Friday, reads: "The World
POG Federation is proud to
announce a growth of over one-
thousand percent in just one
year's time ... so, where do we go
from here?"
And inside: "To Irvine, of
course."
MEETING TIME
The Newport Beach City
Council will meet from 4 to 7
p .m.Joday for a budget review
session and discussion of trash
collection options.
The coajldl will then bold a
closed session at 1 p .m.
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SAMANTHA FELDMAN I DAILY PILOT
Judy Hubbard, right. stands in front of four generattons of her family members Sunday at Canyon Co~unity Park.
A TREE-MENDOUS TOUCH
Family dedicates plaque, plants trees during me!llorial
for deceased relatives at Canyon Community Park
By Laurie Busby, Staff Writer
en Esther Salit died
ast month at the age ·
f 88, her sister,
Shirley Bass, 85, couldn't
make the trip out to Iowa for
her burial:
Bass's daughter, Judy Hub-
bard, oi Costa Mesa, promised
her mpther they would do
something in her aunt's mem-
ory. .
H At the time I didn't have a
clue what it would be," Hub-
bard said. "But I knew we
would do something."
On Sunday morning, Hub-
bard made good on that
promise.
In a small ceremony at
Canyon Community Park,
Hubbard and the rest of her
immediate family dedicated
20 trees and a plaque in honor
of Hubbard's grandparents,
her aunt and uncle and her
mother and father.
Hubbard wrote and illus-
trated the program, which
consisted of her own writings,
a number of readings from
Jewish prayer books and a
story by columnist Ellen
Goodman on her own aging
aunt.
One story, from the Talmud,
was about a man named Honi
who would not go to greet the
Messiah uilW he finished ·
planting his tree -as his
ancestors have done over the
years for their children to have
shade and a place to play.
"So we do this for each oth-
er and we do it for future gen-
erations," Hubbard said.
After the readings, each
family member -including
Hubbard's Y.oung grandchil-
dren -placed.a shovel of
earth into the base of one
freshly planted tree.
It was a short, but emotion-
al ceremony for all of them.
·My mother hugged me ·
and said 'thank you, thank
you: Then she started to cry,"
Hubbard said. "She and her
sister-this is the first time
they've been separated in 80
years, since they came from
Russia together."
Bass and Salit traveled .
from Russia with their mother
in 1914 to join their father,
who bad left ahead of them
and settled in Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. The sisters lived in Iowa
unW about three years ago,
when they moved to Heritage
Pointe retirement center in
Mission Viejo.
"The winters in Iowa had
just gotten to be too much,"
Hubbard said.
Now, with the planting of
these trees, Bass has a special
place to pay her respects to
her all her relatives.
"She'll go regularly," Hub-
bard said.
And so will Hubbard and
her husband, Ben, who live a
short walk away on Park View
Circle.
"It is a place for us to go
and a place that's living -
that's surviving and thriving,·
Judy Hubbard said . "I'm not
big on graveyards. I didn't
want it to be a depressing
thing -I wanted it to be
about things coming full cir-
cle."
The family, which donated
about $1;000 for the trees and
paid for the city-ordered
plaque, said they were very
grateful for the help the city
provided.
"The city was super-
responsive and cooperative.
There was no red tape," Ben
Hubbard said. "If anyone says
city and government is always
slow, sluggish and inefficient,
I'm here to say it's not always
that way."
• SEE TREES PAGE 4
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PEOPLE
Volunteer rallles for
art education
Burglars
netting big
catch on
area boats
• City's marinas, docks
and boat yards are
lucrative targets for
thieves, who seek items
such as reels, motors,
radios and cash.
By Carolyn Miller, Staff Writer
NEWPORT BEACH -Luxuri-
ous liners, dandy dories and sleek
speed boats moored in the city's
marinas. docks and boat yards
are lucrative targets for burglars.
Poles and reels, motors and
radios are all handsome booty for
the professional burglar, or for
young kids on the prowl for a
nocturnal prank.
"The younger they are, the
more they go for things like loose
change or novelty items," said
Harbor Patrol Sgt. Andy Decker.
"The older crowd or those experi-
enced in crime, go for items like
radio equipment or fishing equip-
ment -easy items to sell on the
black market."
The waters of Newport Beach
-home to about 1 Q,000 crafts -
are an attractive hunting ground
for burglars. according to Sheriff's
Harbor Patrol deputies. The Har-
bor Patrol oversees the city's 32
miles of shoreline inside the har-
bor everyday around the clock.
Decker said it's fairly easy fo r d
boat to have losses in the hun-
dreds of dollars without missing a
lot of items. Fi.c;hing rPel<1 can un
up to $2,000, high-tech radio
equipment can cost from $150 to
$1 ,000, depending on how
sophisticated it is. he said.
·A Lido lsland resident. who
asked not to be identified, knows
first hand just bow vulnerable tus
48-foot Viking sport fisher boat 1s
to burglary.
He normally keeps the boat
locked, he said, but last Sunday
prior to the burglary be had left
the door of the boat open to dry
its interior. The boat was burglar-
ized while he and some friends
were out to dinner. Stereo equip-
ment and a VCR worth a total of
$870 had vanished from the
entertainment center inside the
boat.
·•I sure used to thmk 1t was
safe," said the victim, who has
had his boat docked in front of his ' '
• SEE BOATS PAGE 4
Lifeguards
make 55
rescues over
busy weekend
Council to consider OK
on $77.3 million budget
•An estimated 100,000
people tum out to local
beaches. where prob-
lems range from bike
· roDerblade ~oJlisions.
,,.......,...,.n·g lip cumMfs.
• Approval will put three
more police officers on the
street dll:d allocate $15
million for capital
improvements.
By Tina·eor:gatta, Staff Writer
COSTA MESA -Tb~ City
Council on Monday will con.sider
giving its final stamp of approval
to a proposed $77 .J~on bud·
get that includes a $15-million
capital improvement projt!ct and
puts at least three more police
officers on tbe street.
In addition, it will leave $14.8
million in the council's reserve
fund.
So far, all of the council mem •
bers have bad positive things to
say about the propoeed budget
and its reOectklll o( the city's be).
anced ti.nandel .we.
Several lllkl they're glad to tee
the City adding to tta l"8l8IV9 fund.
The current budget bu Wt S14. t
mAJMm in tbe hind. ·rm plalled with tt. • Mayor
Joe Ericban Mid ~· ·n
..-• Dullber cl tbil t'OW\dl's
~ -liti:tDg men polce offi.
cma. .. ~_,.ovements to .... ,.-. *nt _., to our
111uw-. And l's d ~done
without a tax increase or fee
increases. •
Last week. the council asked
City Manager Allan Roeder to
examine. whether the oty can
afford,td'/hire as many as nine offi-
cers and purchase one new patrol
car. Councilman Gary Monahan
suggested dipping into the
reserve fund to help cover the
cost.
Roeder 1S expected to report on
'\hat matter during Monday's City
Council meeting.
Also during Monday's meet-
ing, the, council will consider:
• Several roadway improve-
ments, including construction of
freeway interchanges for the Cos-
ta Mesa and Corona del Mar free-
way and the San Diego Freeway
and Bristol Street.
• • A ~est from Amel Devel-
opment, developers of the Metro
Pointe shopping center project
across from South Coast Plaza, to
lower its trip fee designation from
$228 per trip to $200.
The request comes m the wake
OI the coundl'-s approval ol the
lower fee in May. The city
@proved plan.I for the protett ln
NOwmber. wtille the Sl28 hie
WM IUD in plaee.
• StrO~r restrictions on
garage Mies. Residents baTe
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nancy
mcintyre
These days,
kid's keep
flocking back
to the nest
Y ou're standing on the curb
waving your kiddies good-
bye as they leave home
dnd childhood to go out and con-
quer the world -at least an
executive desk. Tears tumble
down your cheeks as you con-
front an empty and eerily quiet
nest.
Cheer up and dry your tears
mom and dad. rt won't be long
before your loved ones will be
back with bags of dirty laundry,
empty pockets and a mortgaged
c~r. and maybe a couple of kid·
dies to babysit.
The return of the prodigal son
or daughter for free room and
bod!d is on the increase over the
years.
ln fact, statistics reveal that
25% of all families have adult
lddlets over 18 still living at
home with no signs of moving
out.
Wbere did all the fierce
young independence go? Leav-
ing home today is more of a lux-
ury than when we were young
dOd packed our resumes and
dreams and ventured out into a
waiting world.
Today rents alone almost gob·
ble up a month's salary. ln addi-
tion to rising prices, with a 50%
divorce rate, it's not surprising so
many mature birdies are flap-
ping back to the nest.
So don't sell those bunk beds,
mom, or rent out your garage
space, or move into a tide, quiet
retirement apartment.
You'll never know when
you'll be a fullti.me pie baker,
listener and money lender
again.
Those kiddies who remain
pennanent fixtures on the sofa,
or with the ir beads in the fridge,
are difficult to budge.
Balancing the role of mother
and boarding house proprietor,
moms must take a pledge never
to wait up for their lll.lddle aged
tots on a date, or pry into their
sexual adventure.
Many returnees arrive home
with a bundle of diapers and a
toddler or two. Foot-sore
grannies turn into part-time
.mothers, or in many cases, a full·
time parent. Who says kiddies
will keep you young? They age
you faster than a tax audit,
C}lthough they're cuter.
Since this is the first genera-
tion of prolonged nesters, there's
no telling what effect it will have
on society.
It's conceivable a young cou-
ple in the 21st century will be
discussing the pros and cons of
having a child. The husband
says, HThe big question, Eloise,
lf I lose my job and we have to
move back with our parents.
who's going to look after our kid,
your mother or mine?H
• NANCY MCINTYRE'S column appears
every Monday.
PAlTYWAYTE
Cost.a Mesa parent shares her devotion to kids ~d art
SHE IS
A school volunteer devoted
tQ her Mesa Verde neighbor-
hood school, as well as to a
school in the next city, where
her children attend classes.
Wayte is actively involvel:l in
teacher/parent organizations at
both Ada.ms and Harbor View
elementary schools.'
MAKING fT HAPPEN
One of Wayte's biggest pro-
jects was the recent unveiling
of a new "ti.le wan• at Harbor
View Elementary in Corona del
M ar, where daughters, Natalie,
a third-grader, and first-grader
twins Kristin and Andrea atte nd
school.
Wayte organized this fund·
raiser designed to buy a new
kiln for the art department. Stu-
dents decorated a total of 162
tiles using ocean motifs. In mid-
April, the tiles were installed on
a school wall with the theme
"Harbor View's Window to the
Sea," created by second-grader
As hley Hyte r.
"It all confirmed my feeling
that the parents of Harbor View
are supportive of their school
and if there is a need, we find a
way to fulfill it," said Wayte,
who coordinated the project
with art specialists Nancy Snell
and Debi Haymond.
Wayte far underestimated
her goal to sell just 52 of the 8-
inch square tiles at $30 each.
Lnstead, parents sold 152 tiles,
pulling in a bout $3,000 -
en ough to buy a new kiln and
other art supplies for the school.
"When we unwrapped the
w all, everyone just stood
around in awe and looked a t it
for a long time/ she said. "lt
was great. Then I came back to
school later and saw children
standing around. looking at it.•
Harbor View Principal Paul
l'wedt said it took someone like
Wayte to take charge of the
effort.
"For every commitment, you
need someone to say, 'Hey, l
will take the responsibility to
make sure this gets done,• and
that was Patty from the begin·
ning, • Twedt said. "The wall ts
beautiful and is there because
she made the commitment to
say 1bis is a good project' and
she saw it through."
DOUBLE LOYALTY
When Wayte's oldest daugh-
MARC MAR™ I OAILV PILOT
ter Natalie w as ready for
kindergarten, Adams Elemen-
tary in Costa Mesa had just
reopened . Natalie went to that
school for three years and then
transferred whe n her mothe r
h eard about Harbor View's art
program.
Art is a particular favorite of
Wayte's, who also volunteers tor
a county Department of Educa-
tion art committee and helped
establish a countywide arts
A race to the
council. . "One day, my daughter ,,said
she wanted to be an artist.
Wayte said. "But she didn't
have the art opportunities at
Adams. At Harbor View. I found
they had an art program which
students get to once a week.•
Now, Wayte can be found
helping out at least once a
week in the Harbor View art
room.
But, she and her husband
Ken are no strangers to Adams
Elementary.
In the fall. as Adams' PTA
historian, Wayte helped plan a
huge Halloween extravaganza
called "The Ghosts of Glitter
Gulch,• a show and fund-rais-
ing production that told the
scary legend of a gold-mining
town.
"My heart is in Mesa
Verde,# she said. "This is where
I live and I'm committed to that
school."
ARTS SMARTS
Although she bas no formal
training in art, Wayte s~d the
power of the craft is imp<>rtant
in youngsters' lives.
•Art h elps them solve prob·
lems, • she said. "At Harbor
View, one thing I noticed in the
art classes is that all the kids
have an ·1 can do' attitude," she
said. "No one says 'I can't do
this.'"
-By The Dally Pilot
Don Jos~ Sepulveda won a mint when his horse Black Swan
defeated Sarco, but his fortune dried up after a three-year drought
I n 1837, Jose Andres
Sepulveda, 35 years old
and a citizen of Los
Angeles, received from
Governor Juan B. Alvarado
the grant of Rancho Cienega
de Las Ranas, a vast
swampy area stretchihg from
where Orange County air·
port is now, all the way
down to El Toro.
His cattle, however,
strayed away from his soggy
lands, and caused him a lot
of problems with the neigh-
bors, the Yorbas, Peraltas
and the San Juan Capistrano
priests.
So be asked for more land
and ~eceived the San
Joaquin Hills and Newport
Bay, (then called Bolsa de
Gengara) increasing bis
holdings to some 47,000
acres.
The resulting land spread
was known as the Rancho
San Joaquin and he
renamed the bay Bolsa de
San Joaquin.
clothes and bought more
horses, including, in 1851,
a fleet Australian mare
called Black Swan.
Also in the neighbor-
hood was a speedy gray
stallion, Sarco, own84 by
Pio Pico and Teodosio Yor-
ba. Who was faster, Black
Swan or Sarco?
All of Southern Califor-
nia turned out to wa tch
,that horse race and the
wagers were enormous.
When Black Swan won
the race, Sepulveda col-
lected "twenty five thou-
sand dollars in cash, five
hundred horses, five hun·
dred mares, five hundred
heifers, five hundred calves
and five hundred sheep.~
In 1861, a severe flood,
followed by three years of
drought devastated the
area.
Seventy-five percen t of
Southern California's cattle
died and with them died
the fabulous wealth accu-
Sepulveda accumulated 14,000 head of
cattle (his neighbors said some of those
were theirs), and 3,000 horses. He was so
m ulated by the Dons. Black Swan outdlstan~ Sarco, In this watercolor by G len Thomas.
In 1876, James Irvine was able to buy
the Rancho San J oaquin for $18,000 trom
the debt-laden Don Jose, who had once won a fortune on
a horse race.
fond of his horses, that be bad the mares separated into
herds by color and paraded before him as he sat on his
veranda.
During the Gold Rush when meat for the miners
brought instant wealth to the suppliers, he had cattle dri-
ven north, and with the sudden influx of income, built
bigger a dobe houses, had fine furnishings brought in by
Yankee Clipper ships, held elaborate fiestas, dres5ed his
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NEWPORT-MESA-The school district is seek-
ing seven parent and community members for a
strat891c planning task force. ,.
The task force will be responsible for the devel·
opment and refinement of the district's belief and
mission statements; establishing parameters for the
overall strategic direction; evaluating strengths,
weaknesses, threats and opportunities; end devel-
oping long-range strategic goals .
In addition to the parent and community mem·
bets, the task force will also include two trultees,
five district administrators, three school prindpall,
three representatives eech from the Califoinie
School Employees' Auodation and the Newpqrt-
Mesa Federation of Teachers, and two lludenta.
The team will meet in August and will submit a
<I.rt plan to school board memberi In late Septem-
ber or October.
Parents and community members lnte~ed tn
paitlctpeting may submit a letter of lnt81'81t and
qUeliftcotiOnl to the supertnlmdent'I oftice at 1601
16th St., Newport Beech, 92663, ~July 1.
,, MONDAY. JUNE 19, 1195 •
A blend of news, views and Me3sure R blues
A U. I KNOW IS WHAT
PEOPLE TELL ME, TO :wrr -This column is
nothing more than a relay sta-
tion, passing along tidbits from
folks seeking a f onim for their
views on local news. When
blended with the house variety of
musings and jottings, the follow-
ing melange is produced:
• Citizens want to talk about
the vanishing of Gaddi Vasquez
from the political scene.
Well, I have no problem with
that, but his promised departure
could set a novel precedent. D'ya
realize that he'd be one of the
few County Stuporvisors to leave
office without having a monu-
ment dedicated to his or her
memory? Nary an airport rurl-
way, nor even a dog park. We
can't allow this to happen, and
•TODAY
FREE RELATIONSHIP HOTLINE
Maxine Cohen, M.C .. is spon-
soring an anonymous helpline for
individuals who need help with a
relationship problem. Cohen will
be personally available every
Monday from noon to 1 p.m . and
7 to 8 p.m. at no charge to the
caller. She can be reached at
759-0357.
•TUESDAY
COMMUNITY
ASSOCIATIONS INSTITUTE
Stanley E. Tobin, an attorney
with the law furn of Hill, Farrer
and Burrill, will be discussing
contractual law and employment
issues at the associations 11 :30
a.m. meeting at the Newport
Beach Sheraton, 4545 MacArthur
Blvd. The cost is $38 and space is
limited. For reservations, call
380-7360.
PARENTING SEMINAR
Adele D. Hoffman will present
a program at the Newport Beach
Central Library. 1000 Avocado
Ave., titled "Parenting Adoles-
cents -Can Parents Win?" The
noon program is free and will
include the topics: sexual deci·
sion making. sex education and
birth control. Hoffman is the
director of adolescent medicine
at UCI. For information, call 717-
3800.
HEALTH SEMINAR
"Carpal Tunnel Syndrome:
How to Avoid Surgery" is the
title of a 7-9 p .m. seminar at
Orange Coast College. Donald
Lane, a chiropractor and injury
prevention consultant, will pre-
sent information on alternative
methods of pain relief. The cost
is $29. To register, call 432-5880.
HBECOMING MATH CONFIDENT"
Is the title of a free, tow-part
workshop being offered by
Orange Coast College's Re-Entry
center. All sessions will run from
5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and math.
instructor, Patricia Giarratano,
will a ttempt to build emotional
and academic skills in math. The
re maining dates are June 22. 27
dJld 29. To register, call 432-5126.
PUBLIC RELATIONS WORKSHOP
Steve Cburm, owner/publish -
er of OC Metro, will be sharing
secrets of press relations at his
7: 15 p.m. seminar, titled "Pree
Press: It Can Be Yours." The
workshop takes place at the
Newport Beach Marriott Hotel
and Tennis Club, 900 Newport
Center Dr., and costs $15 with
reservations or $17 at the door.
Call 729-4400, to register.
RUFF ELL'S
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would welcome suggestions.
• Not so incidentally, insiders
are predicting that the belea-
guered Vasquez won't even com-
plete his term, which has another
SWIM LESSONS
18 months to run. The talk is that
he's been approached to toin a
utilities biggie, for lobbyiilg pur·
poses. His reswne indudes a
brief stint, in brighter days, with
the Edison people.
• It's well known that Uz Tay-
lor is about to undergo hip
replacement surgery, but didja
know that two prominent
localites are hobbling in her
wobbly path? Scheduled for the
operating table today is Costa
Mesa poet laureate Louisa T.
Arnold, author of brisk-selling
•Tennis Ticklers." Next in line is
my favorite priest, Msgr. Joseph
Wadowtcz, whose recovery gifts
will indude a bouquet of our
favorite cigars.
• How's this for true grit?
Upon learning that she faces
total hip replacement, versifier
Arnold responded by entering a
tournament at the Newport
Beach Tennis Club -and
adding a doubles tiOe to her tro-
phy collection.
• Vida and Jim Dean, whose
other home is in Texas, are back
at their Bayside Village retreat,
and telling folks about the weird
weather conditions down there.
So they unpacked here, just in
time to bail out from a freakish
June rainstorm drenching our
parcel of paradise. And wasn't
there a character in the Ll'l Abn-
er comic strip who was followed
by the same cloud? Can't think of
his funny name right now.
• Question of the week com es
from Vlrgtnia Kurtz of Balboa
Island, as follows: "Wouldn't
Measure R stand a better chance
of passing if its loudest advocates
around town
Cool off from the summer heat and learn how to swim at Orange Coast College's first summer
swim session at the OCC Gym pool. The $37 per session classes begin today at 9:30 a.m. daily and
are taught by Red Cross certified instructors. Other two week swim sessions are scheduled for July
3-14, July 17 -28 and July 31 -Aug. 11. For information, call 432-?880.
ORCHID SOCIETY
The Newport Harbor Orchid
Society is holding its monthly
meeting at 8 p.m. in the Costa
Mesa Community Center, 1845
Park Street. The meeting will be
preceded by a 7 p.m. demonstra·
tion. CaJl 962-4759.
OCC BUSINESS WORKSHOP
Erle Petrie, a certified finan-
cial planner, will present a three-
hour Orange Coast College
workshop titled "Net Worth,
Cash Flow and Taxes.• The
workshop, which 'runs from 6:30
p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in room 108 of
OCC's Counseling Admissions
Building, will instruct partici-
pants bow to improve finances
through debt reduction, cash
flow management, investments,
risks and taxes. The cost is $35.
Call 432-5880, to register.
•WEDNESDAY
JOSHUA TREE SLIDE LECTURE
The Vincent Jorgensen Com-
munity Center invites the publJc
to a free slide lecture at 7 p .m ..
titled "The Wonders of ow
Newest National Park -Joshua
n ee .• The program will take
place in the Community Center,
located adjacenl to Mariners
Branch Library, 2005 Dover Drive
in Newport Beach. Call 717-3800.
FREE I Slagle V'11ioo 1..a .. With r-i-Of mma. ___ ,....,
FREE IRS TAX WORKSHOP
The Internal Revenue Service
is offering a free tax workshop
for small business owners from 9
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Costa
Mesa Library, 1855 Park Ave.
Topics will include: small busi-
ess set-up, types of business
entities and self-employment tax.
For information, call 643-4060.
CALIFORNIA SOOETY OF CPAS
The Orange County C hapter
of the California Society of CPAs
Estate Planning Committee will
meet from 7 :30 to 9:30 a.m. at the
Wyndham Garden Hotel. 3350
Avenue of the Arts. Costa Mesa.
Owen G. Fiore will discuss "The
CPA's Role in Entity and Valua-
tion Discount Planning" and a
$15 advance payment is required.
Call Brian Scott 891 -5590.
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SELF-ESTEEM WORKSHOP
Dr. Mary Kate Stevens. a local
therapist, will head a free, two-
part workshop offered by Orange
Coast College's Re-Entry Center.
The workshop, which presents
tips for building self-esteem.
takes place from noon to 1 :30
p.m. in room 106 of OCC's Coun-
seling and Admissions Building.
The second session will run on
June 28.Call 432-5162.
REVERSE MORTGAGE
Bob Brennan, a senior reverse
mortgage consultant, will present
a free seminar on the benefits of
reverse mortgage. The 3 p.m.
seminar will take place at Direc-
tors Mortgage office. 2244 E.
Coast Highway Suite 200, New-
port Beach. For reservations, call
723-0233 or 722-6523.
..
weren't politicians holding cushy
county jobs, and trying to save
their own assets?~ Yes, Virg:inia,
'tis far better to serve than to
self-serve.
• What are Measure R's
chances at the polls next week? I
haven't seen a point spread, but
my personal bookie advises that
it'll meet the same final fate as
the Orlando Magic. He~ laying
2-to-1 against, and there were
only two takers -one of them
being a high-ranking plunger
from the Irvine Co.
• So, after much soul-search-
ing or whatever, county supervi-
sor Roger Stanton has come out
swinging against the proposed
half -cent sales tax. Wow, be
must've attended the same sur-
vival school as Scott O'Grady.
. • ln case you missed
GRAD NIGHT PARTY
Costa Mesa High School, 2650
Fairview Road, is looking for
adult volunteers to help with the
"1995 Grad Night" celebration.
Volunteers are needed to help
with security, food service and to
run the game booths. Volunteers
can choose from two shifts: 8:30
p.m. to 12:30 a .m. and 12:30 a.m.
to 5 p.m. To volunteer, call Holly
Llghtvoet at 641-6817.
SELf ESTEEM WORKSHOP
Orange Coast College is pre-
senting a free two-part work.shop
designed .to teach methods for
building self esteem. Dr. Mary
Kate Stevens, a local therapist,
will present the noon to 1:30 p.m.
workshop in room 106 ,of OCC's
Counseling and Admissions
Building. The second session will
run on Wednesday. June 28.·For
information, call 432-5126.
STERLING BUSINESS CLUB
The networlong club is cur-
rently looking for new members
to attend its weekly meetings.
The group meets from noon to
1:15 p.m . at the Stuzzi restaurant,
the second level of Triangle
Square on the comer of Harbor
and Newport Blvd. For infonna·
tion, call J ason at 834-1005 ext
220 or Dan at 660-3737.
TRAVEL SEMINAR
Orange Coast College is offer-
ing a unique class designed to ·
teach participants how to plan
local mountain and desert out-
ings. The workshop will be host·
ed by Harry Le wellyn, who
writes the "Great Destinations"
column for Road and Track's new
4 WO adventure magazine
"Openroad" and costs $29. The
optional manual, ·sackroad Trips
and Tips,• will be available for
$10. The class meets from 7-10
p.m. in room 111 of OCC's Coun-
seling and Ad.missions Building.
To register. call 432-5880.
Newsweek magazine'• piece on
UCl's embattled embryo
researchers, here's a.n excerpt
•Dr. ltkardo Mela has publilhed
scores of research papers and
generated millions of dollars in
fees. He keeps thoroughbred
hones, drives a Ferrari and owns
a couple of million-dollar
homes."
Hey, no big deal. As we used
to say back in the Pennsylvania
Dutch country, that's just •egg
money."
• And now, if you'll excuse
me, I see that summertime is
supposed to arrive Wednesday.
weather permitting, and I
haven't even started the spring
cleaning.
• IElltlr'f KO.W'S c;olumn appears -V
Monday and Wednesday.
NETWORKING MEETING
The Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce is hold-
ing a "Business After Hours"
networking meeting from 5 p.m.
to 7 p.m. at the Newport Marriott
Suites, 500 BayWiew Circle. Door
prizes and food will be included
at the event that is free for cham-
ber members and $10 at the door
for non-members. Call 729-4400.
•THURSDAY
BACK BAY auB LUNCHEON
The Back Bay Club is sponsor-
ing a "Business to Business" lun·
cheon at the Atrium Marquis
Hotel. 18700 MacArthw Blvd.
The event runs from 11 :30 a.m .
to 2 p.m. and costs the price of
lunch. Call 586-4660.
ECONOMIC SEMINAR
"Taking a Positive Approach
to Economic Change" is the title
of a seminar at Orange Coast
College from 6:30 to 9:30 p .m.
Charles Ara, a keynote and moti-
vational speaker, will discuss
ways to gain control of your life
in the event of a salary cut or job
loss. The work.shop will take
place in room 108 of OCC's
Counseling and Admissions
Building and costs $29. For infor-
mation, call 4J2-5880.
MEASURE .R .. PROTEST RAUY
"United We Stand America "
and "Committees of Correspon-
dence• are holding a street rally
from 4 to 6 p.m. to protest Mea-
swe R • the sales tax U1crease.
The protest rally will take place
at the comer of Bristol and Sun-
flower (next to South Coast
Plaza) and partiCipants may
bring their own signs or use
signs that will be provided. For
information, call 222-4990.
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Water ·board maY seek public's h 4>
COSTA MESA -Responding
to recent public criticism over a
range ol issues, Mesa Consoli-
dated Water District board mem-
bers on Thursday told the ' agency's general manager they'd
like to consider organizing a citi·
zens' advisory committee.
A plan should come before the
board later this morith or in early
July.
The district has come under
fire in recent months -first bat·
tling claims of sexual harassm ent
The Volunteer Directory runs
periodically in the Daily Pilot. If
you'd like mlormaUon on get-
Ling your organization listed,
call 642-4321, ext. 331.
AMERICAN CANCER SOOETY
The American Cancer Soci-
ety's Orange County Unit is
seeking office volunteers for
numerous days and hours. Also,
volunteers are being sought to
answer calls for the units
Helpline InfoCenter. For in!or-
mation on these and other vol-
unteer opportunities, call Cari
Davidson at 364-3829.
AMERICAN RED CROSS,
ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER
The Orange County chapter
of the American Red Cross
needs volunteers to address
community groups about Red
Cross services and to act as
liaisons with the media in dis-
aster and emergency situations.
For inf9rmation, call Judy Ian-
naccone. 835-5381,orJoan
Miller, 835-5381, ext. 422.
AMERICAN YOUTH SOCCER
ORGANIZATION
Corona del Mar AYSO Soc-
cer Region 57 needs volunteers
for 1995 soccer season registra-
tion. Parents of boys and girls
aged 4 112 to 16 are needed for
computer input, teleRhones.
coaching. refereeing, equiJ?-
rnent and purchasing. Call 640-
2539.
ARTS ACADEMY OF ORANGE
COUNTY
The Arts Ac;adem)( of
Orange County is planning to
fund and build a community
arts facility in Costa Mesa. 'For
more information. c;aU Alice
Leggett at 540-2557.
CENTENNIAL FARM TOURS
Volunteer docents are need-
ed at the Centennjal Farm at
TREES
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ln about one month, the
city's Parks and Recreation
Department arranged to have
the trees planted and the
plaque m place -in time
for relatives pre-planned visit
to Costa Mesa for Father's
Day.
"The city went out there in
the rain and put that plaque
on that rock and covered
it with green plastic bags to
protect it." Judy Hubbard
said.
Councilwoman Mary Hom-
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in the wor:c then com-
plaints that president Tom
Nelson fUsUied his residency on
election papers.
The most recent blows were
dealt earlier this week, when the
board approved a water rate
bike. '
Board memben hope the
committee would help involve
residents in the district's goal-set-
ting process and ease concerns
some residents have expressed,
member Hank Panian said Fri·
the Orange County Fair-
grounds in Costa Mesa. Call
Ginny Smith, 708-1517.
CONSUMERS FOR
'LEGAL REFORM
Consumers for Legal Reform
has an ongoing need for volun-
teers to moni~or civil court
judges. A computer and dona-
tions are also needed. For more
information call Barbara at 854·
0881.
COSTA MESA OVIC PLAYHOUSE
The Costa Mesa Civic Play-
house needs volunteers for ush -
ering, backstage, mailings, typ-
ing. lights. and many other
duties. For more information,
call 650-5269.
COSTA MESA
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The society collects informa-
tion, photos and artifacts relat-
ing to the history of Costa Mesa
and·the Harbor area. Volun-
leers are n eeded for clerical
tasks, computer input and help
in the libjary. For information.
call Char es BeechErr, 631-5918.
COSTA MESA uTERACY GROUP
The Costa Mesa Literacy
Group needs volunteers to help
people become literate or teach
English as a second language.
For information, call Fuller.
548-3384.
COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER
The muJti-purpose senior
services racility, located at the
comer of 19th Street and
Pomona Avenue, seeks volun-
teers for a variety of tasks.
includ!zlg an upcoming Casino
Night party. For more informa-
tion. call ?45-2356 from 9 a.m.
to.5 p...m.
FISH HARBOR AREA INC.
Friends in Service to
Humanity (FISH) offers emer-
buckJe was pleased every-
thlng had worked out so
well.
"It not onJy benefits the
community -the trees that
the Hubbards have planted
will grow and be enjoyed by
others for years -it also is a
loving way to remember a
family," she said.
The Hubbards were more
than happy to share the trees
with the city.
"The city has our little
grove and our rocks and our
wildflowers and hopefully it
will grow in nine to 10 years
and be a whole canopy ... •
Judy said. "It will be here for-
ever for everyone.•
'
day. "We've spent 10 years con·
"This (idea) emerged through struc:ting (the district's water) sys·
a dialogue we were having at 1ems, now we need tq figure out
the end of Thursday's meeting,• bow well they work and what
Panian said. "People have been impact they have on the commu-
very critical of the disbict lately, nity, • Panian said.
and we were askin~ questions "And we need to figure out
about bow we can st respond what level of service the commu-
to some of that criticism." nity wants from them, Personally,
Panlan said the committee I don't think we need a Cadillac
would assist district officials in system, but on the other hand I
goal-setting and determing the d on't want a Yugo system,
community's desired level of ser-either.•
vice. -Tina Borgatta
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gency assistance to those in
need and provides the Mobile
Meals program. Volunteers are
needed to h elp in a variety of
areas. For more information,
call Debby, 645-8050.
FOOD DISTRIBUTION CENTER
The Food Distribution Cen·
ter. Orange County's private
non-profit foodbank. needs vol·
unteers to inspect and sort
donated foods and to help with
mailings. For more information,
call the volunteer.coordinator.
771-1343.
HAT CONNECTION
The Hat Connection is a
women's philanthropic exten-
sion of the Chamber of Com-
merce which serves the com-
munitles of Costa Mesa and
Newport Beach. For informa-
tion, call Kay Walburger, 650-
21 44.
HERITAGE HOUSE AUXILIARY
Volunteers are needed for an
auxiliary support group being
formed by Heritage House, a
non-profit substance abuse
recovery home for p regnant
and parenting women and their
children in Costa Mesa. For
more information, call 646-
2271.
HOSP1CE FAMILY CARE
Hospice Family Care is seek-
ing people to help with errands,
visits and companionship to ter-
minally ill patients and their
families. For information. 'call
Larry Mariotti at 730-1114.
INTERFAITH COUNO L
The Newport-Mesa-Irvine
lnterfaith Council, an umbrella
organization for several area
service groups. needs volun-
leers active in the local
congregations. For more infor-
mation. call Carol Brown, 548-
3283.
KIDS CANCER CONNECTION
The Kids Cancer Connection
is an organization dedicated to
the emotional, educational and
financial needs of children
afflicted with cancer. Volun-
teers are needed. For informa-
tion, call 851-7774.
SUSAN G. KOMAN BREAST
CANCER F.OUNDATION
Volunteers are needed to
assist on a variety of programs
with the Orange County chap-
ter. For more information, call
480-5222.
MAKE·A·WISH FOUNDATION
Make-A-Wish Foundation of
Orange County, whose mission
is to make wishes come true for
children with life-threatening
illnesses, seeks volunteers to
occupy a variety of positions.
For information, call Gilda, 476-
9474.'
MARCH OF DIMES
The March of Dimes office in
Costa Mesa needs volunteers
for fund-raising committees,
speaking opportunities. occa-
sional office work and help
with bulk mailings. For infor-
mation, call 631-8700.
MASTER CHORALE
OF ORANGE COUNTY
The performing arts organi-
zation needs volunteers for
com puter input, ticketing, filing
and handling phones. For infor-
mation, call 556-6262.
NEWPORT HARBOR AREA
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The Newport Harbor Cham-
ber of Commerce needs volun-
teers to interact with the busi-
ness community 2-4 hours per
week. Duties include light clerl-
cal tasks and assistance with
special events. For information,
call Barbara of Judy at 729-
4400.
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tail end of the swelll. At the end
of it, peOpJe aren't u atra1d, •
lifeguard Edward Sick sa1d.
"When tt'• eight feet, they say
'no way am I going out there,'
but when it's two or three feet,
they say it doesn't look so bad.·
The rescues ranged from asth·
ma attacks and broken ankles to
bike and rollerblade collisions.
One unusually severe bicycle
accident sent the rider to the
hospital with internal bleeding,
according to Marine Safety Offi·
cer Brent Jacobsen.
Jacobsen said the majority of
the rescues were between 15th
and 19th streets, including a cou-
ple of mass rescues where life-
guards pulled three or more pe<5-
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Udo home since 1989.
No matter if its the winter
months when owners leave Uieir
boats alone for weeks. or the
summer months when the crafts
are buzzing with activity -
unsecured crafts are vulnerable
to crime.
"There's no particular cycle
for boat burglaries -it moves
with the crook," Decker said.
"These people aren't stupid, but
they know if they stay in one
place too long they'll get
caught."
The number of boat burglaries
reported so far this year is 18 -
a decrease from two years ago
when there were 46 burglaries,
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weekend we've Ud ttm lpring, •
Jacobsen Wd. "We're·~
starting to 188 people out ln the
water. Tbe water temperature ls
about as high as it's been atnce
last fall."
Even as the dinner hour
approached Sunday, the crowds
still fought for parking spaces in
the lot next to the Newport Pier.
And it was only a Sll14ll taste of
things to come this week -
which brings the official start of
summer and the end of the
school year.
"I'd say Thursday will be the
big day -'cause Wednesday all
the local school's are out," Jacob-
sen said. "That's when w~·u see
the large beach population."
according to Newport Beach
Police Sgt. Andy Gonis. This
number does not include the
nwnbe r of boat thefts.
One way to protect your craft
is to monitor its security and
safety with the same ca.re used
for your home or automobile.
according to law enforcement
officials:
If you have expensive equip-
ment take it off the boat when
you leave if it's not out of the
question, Decker said. Don't
secure valuables with a 20 cent
lock. invest in a durable one; and
before leaving your boat, double
check your boat's security system
so it's safe and sound, he added.
"Take precautions," Decker
said . "ll you make it difficult to
gain access. then the (burglar)
will move onto the next guy's
boat and see if it's any easier."
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EYE-OPENER
Sea Kings without a boys
volleyball coach.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
.. , just muUed ooer the poaibU#in
of graduate school ... •
·JOEY FCJSCHEITI
ANOTHER MOUNTAIN TO CLIMB
• Newport Beach's Rod Millen
already holds the record to the
top of the mammoth mountain
climb at 10:04.06 (minutes), now
he wants to do it in under 10
minutes.
0 n May 6, 1954, Great Britain's
Roger Bannister became the
first 'to run a sub-four-minute
mile (3:59.4).
On Oct. 14, 1968, America's Jim
Hines was the first to rµn 100 meters in
less than 10 seconds (9.95).
On July 4, 1995, Newport Beach
resident Rod Millen will attempt to
eclipse another historic sports time
barrier -the 10-minute mark at the
73rd annual Pikes Peak Hill Climb.
Following a week of testing {May
coming, going
Fuschetti
resigns his
volleyball
post at CdM
Joey Fuschetti, Corona del
Mar High boys volleyball coach
for the past six years, including
the last four as the head coach,
stepped down tr:om his position
Friday, citing a desire to concen-
trate more on graduate studies.
Fuschetti, 30, will continue to
teach math, science and world
history at Ensign Intermediate in
Newport Beach, as well as main-
tain his boys and girls volleyball
coaching duties. He wants to pur-
sue a Master's Degree at Pepper-
dine, where Fuschetti received
his Bachelor's Degree and played
volleyball.
"I just mulled over the possi-
bilities of graduate school," said
Fuschetti, whose best year with
the Sea Kings was 1994, when
they finished 13-3 overall, includ-
ing a 12-2 Sea View League
record, leading CdM to the
league title.
Among some of the top play-
ers Fuschetti coached in his term
were Doug Hesse, Derek Slings-
by, Ryan Steelberg, Kyle Thomp-
son, Brooks Hoppe and Andy
Peykoff.
Fuschetti had an overall record
of 56-42 in four years.
-By Richard Dunn
Kasper new baseball ·
coach for Vanguards
COSTA MESA -Kevin Kasper,
former Southern California Col-
lege shortstop, was named Friday
by SCC Athletic Director Bob
Wilson to replace Charlie Phillips
as the NAIA school's new base-
ball coach.
Kasper's only experience in
coaching has been the past two
years at Woodbridge High,
where he coached the freshmen
team and assisted on the va.JSity.
He was an All·NAIA District
ID and All-Golden State Athletic
Conference selection in 1989 his
senior year, signing as a free
agent with Giants that summer.
Kasper played professionally
from 1989 to 1993, playing his last
two full seasons at Double-A
Shreveport (La.) in the Texas
League.
Kasper, a teacher in the
Orange County Department of
Education, also played at Everett,
Wash., in tile Northwest League,
Clinton, Iowa, in the Midwest
League, al'\Q San Jose in the Cal-
ifornia League, all Class-A levels
in the Giants' farm system.
"My No. 1 priority iS to .pre-
pare kids for life after baseball,"
Kasper said. "We will certainly
field a competitive team that will
give 100% day-in and day-out."
Pblllips was given a letter on
May 8 from SCC President
Wayne Kraiss, Wonning him that
he should "not anticipate receiv-
ing another contract at this time."
He was reportedly fired
because of philosophical differ-
ences and a'rglJing with the
umpires.
22-26) at Colorado's famed Pikes Peak,
the New-Zealand-born Millen is
confident the variety of enhancements
made to his all-wheel drive Toyota
Celica GT will help him improve
considerably on the Unlimited Class
and overall speed records established
on Independence Day, 1994, with his
10:04 .06 clocking.
•Our goal is to go for a 9:45 and be
the first one to break the 10-minute
barrier," Millen said. "And I think our
whole team would be absolutely thrilled
tf that happens.~ .
In last year's "Race to the Clouds,"
Millen toured the 12.42-m.ile, 156-tum
course to the Pikes Peak Summit (14, 110
feet above sea level) faster than any
motorized vehicle of any kind, almost 40
seconds faster than the previous overall
record.
international pro rally and truck racing
champion will be driving a car powered
by a Toyota Racing Development, Inc.
modified turbo-charged, four-cylinder,
2.1-liter engine based on the design of
the Celica All-Trac turbo and MR2 turbo
prod1,1ction engine.
Among the key enhancements in the
'95 model are a redesigned
aerodynamics package, lubricant
improvements, experimental tires
which are three inches wider, and
improved horsepower at altitude.
"This year's engine package is
dramatically different, but is really the
evolution of the project," said Russ
Hundemer, TRD project manager and
design engineer. ~The three biggest
changes are an increased displacement
of the engine, an increased compression
ratio and a total change in the
Similar t~ a year ago, the • SEE ROD MILLEN PAGE 6 Newport Beach's Rod Millen
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KATSUYA RAINONE PHOTOS FOR l HE DAILY PILOT
T E ·N NI S
Cardinals KO
Marlins, 9-7,
for Pony title
CORONA DEL MAR • It was
billed as a pitcher's duel. and a duel
it was with both starters going the
distance as the Cardinals and Mar-
lins punched it out from pillar to post
Saturday at EastBluif Field.
In the end it was the Cardinals,
swviving a four-run seventh-inning
uprising, taking the crown, 9-7, in
the finals of the Newport East Pony
League (13-14-year olds).
Just five runs were earned dwing
the game as the tension-packed
final produced l 5 errors.
Matthew Larson was the winner
in his showdown with the Marlins'
fyHarper, allowing just two earned
runs off fou&iobits. striking out seven,
and walking-five.
Harper gave up just three earned
runs off five hits, striking out 11 and
allowing four free passes. ,
Defensively 'the nugget of the
game came in the bottom of the
fourth·when Harper led off for the
Mets and ripped Larson's first pitch
• SEE PONY PAGE 6
Under Phillips, whose bold
and unprecedented step to sign
female pitcher Da Borders put
SoCal College on the map in
1993, a dozen players have
ligned pro baseball contracts,
including Ryan 5eidel, the most
recent, who was drafted by the
Cubs earlier t.hil month and ii
currenUy playing in the New
York-Penn League in Wllllams-
port, Pa. • By Richard Dunn
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charlie
bran de
BBVC 14s
.. Blues put
Long Beach
out in finals
• Tramblie's setting,
hitting and blocking of
Jameson, Alshuler,
Hearlson and Limon just
too much to match.
A t last weekend's final
regular-season
volleyball tournament,
the BaJboa Bay
Volleyball Club's 14 Blues won
by beating Belmont Blue (Long
Beach) by the scores of 17-16,
15-1 2: The Balboa Ba.y team was
led by the setting of Ty 'TTarnblie
and the hitting and blocking of
Matt Jameson. Dennis Alshuler,
Adam Hearlson and Alan Limon.
The team won its last four
tournaments and will enter the
postseason tournaments as the
top-seeded team.
The first postseason
tournament is the Boys Classic,
which typically is the Regiondl
Championstups. 11us year's
Classic bnngs teams from all
over California to the 14 s ,.
Division. Entered in the 16s c:Lnd
18s are teams Florida, Colorado,
Washington and Puerto Rico.
The strength of our regiOJ1al has
drawn the interest of these
teclffis as they prepare for the
NationaJ Championslups (Junior
Olympics) m Orlando, Fla., next
month.
Balboa Bay will enter three /
teams in the 14s Boys Classic
Along with Coach Phtlhp
Schildts' Blue team, the Balboa
Bay White and Balboa Bay Red
teams will play. The White team
is coached by Jay Tufano and
features the setting of Kevin
Hansen and Kent "Shewy"
Turner, as well as the hitting of
Nick Stroffe and Greg Stampley
The Red team is coached by
longtime Balboa Bay Volleyball
Club member Matt Schutz, who
will rely on Chase Emery.
'TTaighe Concannon and Tomm)
Plass.
Balboa Bay will enter four
teams in the 16s Division The
Reebok Blue, coached by Rich
Polk, will be a top seed and 1s
led by the outside lµtting of
Corona del Mar's Blair Hoppe.
The White team will vie for a top
spot behind the setting of Greg
Burden. 'TTavis Nelson and Steve
Reese, the hitting of Tim Andrew
and Rick Robinson, and the
cagey back-court play of Mike
Pliha.
r-y"""he Balboa Bay 16s Red team
l. is coached by Mark McAnh~
Newport's Scott Archbald and
Trevor Thissel will team with
CdM's Marshall RothweU. Brady
Beauchamp and Danny Peykoff
to lead the Red team. Coach
Andy Peykoff's BBYC Green
team with Tustin's Actron Sizer
and Woodbridge 's John Wilson.
along with Trevor Fisher,
features three players whose
parents teach in the
Newport-Mesa School District
(Sizer and Wilson at CdM, whlle
Fisher is at Ensign).
In the 18s Division, Balboa
Bay has two teams with the
Reebok team comprised of high
school seniors and the 18 White
team featuring the juniors. .
Coach Drew Sheward's Reebok
team will be a top seed with an
October win in the Canada
Tournament.
CdM's Ty Price steps in to
coach the 18 White team after
having successful sea.sons with
the BBVC 14s. His team will be
entered around the outside hitter
of Brian Coleman, middle
blocking of Wes Badcnk; and
the setting of Derek Newromer.
Newport's Cameron Bladt and
Matt Caldwell will provide
needed help in the hitting and
bdll·control departments.
After the Boys Clusic, two
Balboa Bay teams m each
division will play in the Jw\ioir:
Olympics in Orlando. The 141
will play from Jwy 4·7. The 181
al'ld 181 start plmf •., .....
rtmsh July t l .
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•
PONY
CON11NUED FROM 5
down the third N.se line. SeMl Penton
speared the ball, gained his balance
and rilled a throw to first baseman
David Knecht to nip Harper. Offensive!~ Neal Perlmutter scored
three tiules ~d bad an RBI for the
Cardinals. . Andrew Taylor bad a two-run sm-
gle in the Cards' four-run seco~d
inning. but left the game with a hip
injury in the sixth.
David Knecht was on base tbr~
times and scored twice for the champi-
ons. "This was a nail-biter at the P<>ttom
of the seventh,• conceded Cardinals
Manager Rick' Knecht.
"When you have one out and two
runners on base, a tiring pitcher, two
straight errors, then you get the next
two batters to ground out to the second
baseman (Drew Hoven) for the gam~
end.ing outs and the league cbamp1-
ooship.
"You know the pressure when
everyone gets farther away from you
and the feeling of being a lonely man·
ager.
"That third out seemed like it was
never going to come ... •
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l<ATSUYA IWNONEIFOR THE DAILY PILOT
Cardinals' Matthew Larson delivers a fastball in 9-7 championship victory over Marlins Saturday.
PONY TALES -Mark Hatfleld received the
"King of Swat" award for finishing the season
with the highest batting average (.656), edg-
ing ~ Hatptt (.6.39) for the honors ... The All-
Star team was announced and will be pub-
lished in the Daily Pilot on Tuesday ... 1111
ttosst.ld was recognized in ceremonies for
extraordinary service, dedication and support
of Newport East Pony league.
briefly in sports TENNIS SUMMARIES
11th annual Bastille Day Bk, 5k, lk run-wall.' is set for July 16 USTA Senlcw NatfONll
Father-Son Owmplonshlp
(llt Newport lelld\ Tennis Oub)
(F.ther's'NM'ne Is listed first)
Stan and Geoff Griffin def. Jack and Matthew
Jones, 7-5, 6-3.
H.M. and J.P. Wammadc def. Addison and John
Appleby, 6-4, 6-4. NEWPORT BEAC H -The 11th
annual Bastille Day Celebration, featur-
ing an Bk run/walk, a 5k run/walk and
a kids' lk run/walk, and a senior str~.
is scheduled July 16 at the Sutton Place
Hotel in Newport Beach .
A $2,500 prize purse will be offered
to the top three men a nd women finish-
ers in the 8k, while participants may
registe r for between $13 a nd $20,
beginning Saturday, July 15.
This pre-registrabon opportunity will
take place at Nike Town ip Costa
Mesa's Triangle Square from noon to 5
p.m. and a race T-shirt will be included
in the registration fee.
Race-day registration begins at 6:30
a m., with the e~t sched ule as fol-
lows: 5k and senior stroll at 7:45 a .m ;
8k at 8·15 a.m. an d the kid~' lk (age 12-
and -under) at 9:30 d.m
The Bk corporate tedJTl competition
will be another race-day hlghlJght. with
competition in more than 15 industry
divisions; an opportunity to win a trip to
Paris; and live entertainment.
A free fitness fair, including more
than 50 fitness-oriented vendors, will be
held from 7 a.m. to 11 a m.
An added attraction to the fitness fair
will be the Nike Town Sports ChalJenge
for kids, which includes, basketball,
frisbee toss. golf and a football hike
(some kids activities will charge a nuni-
mal fee). A child competmg in all events
of the Sports Challenge (verified stamps
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placed on each child's card at separate
stati ons), he or she can tum in the card.
as a n entry Conn in a prize drawing.
A kids activity area, which offers col-
onng. a track.l ess train, bumper boats
and clowns, will also be ope n to the
general public between 6:30 a .m. and
noon.
Additionally. cm international food
fair, featuring cwsine from some fin e
Orange County restaurants, will add to
the festivities.
For information, or to request a race
entry ronn. phone 565-6925 or 550-
lNFO ext. 6950.
West Newport gym
site for hoop5 camps
Newport Mesd NJB (National Junior
Basketball) will be hosting two basket-
ball camps this summer for .boys and
girls from lhird through eighth grades.
The boys camp is slated for July 31 to
August 4 and the girls camp will be
held from August 14 to August 18. Both
camps will take place at the West New-
port Gymnasium m Newport Beach.
The inaugural Newport Mesa NJB
Hoop Camp will be conducted by Sel-
wyn Mansell, who played at Mt. San
Jacinto College for John Chambers,
Jerry Tdrka nian's assista nt at Long
Beach State. While at Mt. San Jacinto,
Mansell was heavily recruited by
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Tarkanian to attend UNLV, until an
ankJe injury curtailed his college career.
Mansell coached the eighth grade
Newport Mesa NJB All-Ne t Bulls to this
year's NJB Prime Ticket National All-
Net title in Fullerton last March.
Campers will receive a camp photo,
a camp T-shirt and a camp basketball.
Daily sessions run from 9 a.m. to 1 p .m.
For more information, contact Jim
Fahs, City Director, at 650-1457.
Two-day instructional
league offered by NEll
Newport East Little League is spon-
soring two, three-day instructional
baseball programs this summer, one for
ages 7-9 (July 11-13 at Corona del Mar
High) and another for ages 10-12 (July
25-27 at Lincoln School).
Each program will emphasize funda-
mentals and position development. The
coaching staff .will include Scott
Magers, assistant baseball coach at
Riverside Community College and for-
mer varsity bead coach at Corona del
Mar; Joe Koh. current CdM head coach;
and Mike Dunn. junior varsity baseball
coach at CdM.
Managers and coaches from the Little
League, as w ell as college and high
school playe rs. also will provide instruc-
tion. The cost is $65 per player. For
more information, call 673-6228.
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FIRST 9'0UND
Joe and John Bowerbank def. Jerry and Jamie
Paul. 6-2. M .
Norman and James Slaught def. Arnold and
Larry Belinsky, 6-3, 6-3.
Gary and Peter Davidson def. Robert and Greg
Hing, 6-3, Hi, 7-5.
Don and.Kim Viera def. John and David Romm,
6-3, 6-2.
Emil and William Bereczky def. Tom and Tim
Burke, 6-3, ~.
Jim ar;id Jim Settles def. Pete and Henry Welsh, ·
5-7. 7-5. 6-3.
Clif and dif Mayne def. David and Ross Hessler,
by default.
Oscar and Jim Harper def. Alton and Alton
shader. Hi, 6-2.
Larry and John Huebner def. Hans and Hans
Wichary, 6-2, 6-3.
Lenny and Zack llndborg def. Jim and Craig
Kollenda, 6-1, 6-1.
Bill and Kurt Streng def. Jerry and Larry Seger.
6-0, 6-0.
Stan and Geoff Clark def. Bill and Ben Ball,
6-0, 6-4.
SECOND ROUND
Spencer and John Letts def. Bowerbank,
6-7, 6-4, 6-3.
Slaught def. Davidson, 6-1, 6-2.
Bereczky def. Viera, 6-4. 3-6, 6-2.
Settles d~. Mayne, 6-1, 7-5.
Huebner def. Harper. 6·2, 6-2.
Streng def. lindborg, 6-1 , 6-0.
Griffin def. Wammack, 6-4, 6-4.
Jim and Brian Nelson def. Clark, 6-0, 6• 1.
QUARTERFINALS
Letts def. Slaught. 7-6, 6-4.
Settles def. Bereczky, 7-6, 7-6.
Streng def. Huebner, 6-2, 6-3.
Nelson def. Griffin, 6-4, 7-6.
SEMIFtNALS
Letts def. Settles, 7-6, 6-1.
Streng def. Nelson, 6-4, 7-6.
THIN>Pl.AC£
Nelson def. Settles, 7-5. 6-2.
otAMPtONSHIP
Streng def. Letts, 6-3. 6-2.
MAILBAG
Pilot's awardS luncheon draws positive comments
Dear Daily Pilot Sports Department:
I would like to thank you for the won-
derful event honoring the Daily Pilot Ath-
letes of the Year. It was an honor to be
included in this group. and the recognition
event was great.
l am really appreciative of the coverage
that the Daily Pilot gives our athletes. We
are very fortunate to have a lot of enthusi-
asm for high school athletics in the New-
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port-Mesa area, both from lhe community
and the parents.
I am looking forward to my senior year,
and another great season for the Corona
del Mar High girls tennis learn t
Sincerely,
Megan Wachtler
(CdM girls tennis team member, and
Athlete of the Week recipient)
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--------WHEELCHAIR LIFT IN· Drive, Costa Mesa. Calllor-acts. The wage dettrmlna-each pet11Wlar craft, du. formance bond wlll be re-otherwise be Interested In and appraisal of eatate as· ITEMS Costa MHa will hold a PUBLICNOTJCES STALlATION; nla, upon nonrefundabl.• tlon will be under the slflcatlon or type of WOtk quired prior to the execu-the will or estale, or bot~ sets or of any petition or C183 CARLA LOVE, publlc aucllon ol unclalmed
--------POLICE FACILITY ELEVA· payment of $20.00. An Id· Davis-Bacon Act and re-employed on the prolect.. lion of the contract The of: ROSEMUNO BIROlt: account as r rovlded In HOUSEHOLD ITEMS bicycles and personal PUBLIC NOTICE TOR INSTALLATION ANO d1tlonal charge ol SS 00 wilt lated acl• and the Depart-Coplet of tchedules of payment bond anci pet· FOWLER aka ROSEMUND section 1250 0 the Calilor-C195 COLCO INVEST· property on Saturday, June
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INVITING BIDS a bid lorm f\lmlshed by the other conllact document• (the CootraClor and 54lb-flee, located et n Fair for'lh In the conllact docu-A PETITION hu been l0tm Is available lrom the C2 11 COURTNEY SMITH, f)artmtnl, 99 Fair Dr.,
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GIVEN that the Cty 01 Bids will be received 8' the Office ol the City Clerk less than the higher wage nla 92628, and are avail· In .Ccordance with provl· FOWLER In the SuperiOr AUomey for the Petl· Publl1htd Newport NOTICE IS FURTHER
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through iis G~vernlng the Office of the City Cletk, Bid Documents Wlll not be The City haa obtained UPon requeat. Cod• Section 22300 aub-of ORANGE. LAW c'oRPORATION Piiot June 12, 19, 1995. peara and proves his own-So d h 1 It P.O. Box 1200. 11 Fair malled unleu the ad· from the Director ot the De-In accordance wllh Sec-atitull f eligible~ nd THE PETITION requeata m854 trahlp of the property 81 • ere.na e! reltrred Drive, Costa Mesa, Califor· ditlonal $5.00 charge Is In-pa11ment of lndu1lllal Rela· tlon 1773.2 of the California Iv or nto 11 af that RICHARD H. FOWLER OF VANDER MOLEN & within seven (7) days fol· ~op a:, ~U1C1~1 "';~\;:Ct~:~ nla 92628, at or belore the eluded with payment. tions the general prevalllng Labor Code, the Contractor ~~~~es !r~~~de~o ,o;_ b• appointed u peraonal MALIN, ATTORNEYS PUBLIC NOTICE lowl~ the publication of
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••• ...,,. ,.. •• 9' pearanc:. min perlCNI IT!MS setwleber Jr V P Thl1 staterTMtnt WU filed CM.. .... or by y0ur • A' 8 0 STE P HAN I E 1Na awt...Mnt wu Ried with the County C18'k ol
Publlatled Newport If \'OU ARE AC EDITOR HOUGHTON, HOUSEHOLD wMf1 the County Clefk ot Orange County oo June 14,
9eactl-Cotta MIM Dally or a contlngenl Cfedltot °' IT!MS Orange County on May 15 199S. "'°'June 12, 19, 1895. the dec1u1d. VOi.i lftl#t lie MH WWAM !. SWANK, 11195. ' FMH1t
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PUIUC llOTICI . .,..._.:;,:::=.:ti 8tH llLL GRUNDY, Cotta Mesa Dally Plfol ~ tit, 2t, Juty 3, 10,
1110 _.. lour inc tom ...... HOUIEHOLO rnMI Jul'9 12, 19, zt. Jut'f 3, 1995, llOTm OP of 1rM ..._.. of .. .... 1197 AWDNa IHAW, 1815. mast
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llOI-W ._ .....,. from HOUllHOLD rT1MI LIQAL NOTICI you wlll find
.... lhe ...... -ftGlllMd ~CK "OWi, NOTfCI II H!AHY what you Med
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1M1 · lt Uftdef Uid Deed of CJO CAL M --!!: "'8111• Trutt in the Pfot>enY COllNIYMci ·~ .:; ;:::;, :w _,
... l1MaJ lftuated In Mid County flO 80XUOCU ti _. tt. .. 4n.MI 04 end Stet• deec:rlbed H : EL CAJON. CA 12011-w ..... Ill ... Ollkie
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---. • t•t•• A ol. {Tiiis euthori· eon 1nter11te<1 In 1he ~---c-,-.-. -.--.-•,.. -....-w .... -.-1 ,..._ a-•~ l w-. .., .. ty will .. ow the person-eetet• you mey , ... Qwlc c.lllt DIM Well DeM, 1111\tMtH ...._. Mlllll • ...... " ...... II == el ...,.,.. .. el reprHenteave to tllke whh th. court • formel ._.. Ml, CA II .-Mc ..,, ... .._... • ,.. ...., ....., ,....., .... Of 11 w ....., W meny eotlone without Requ••l for Speci.i euctlef\ to IM ~ _,.... ...... IM ... cw.., (Sae SeclOfl M400 ..., ~el T,_. ........ obtelnlno court epproY. Notice of the tiling of en ......., flOf ce9 ~ ....... ....., ., ........ ....., w ,.. ... ... I04aoa COMPLE.TEL Y Of-, !J004 el ... C....,. 91111 ,_, el ~M" NOT1CI TO SCRIBED IN SAID DEED f6fJJ 5~100 .... Counlr. ,, an OWNU: OF TRUST. By OEU L. C~MA Y. NRCIL I: -II IRIF¢
... .,. ...._ ..,... _. • Before taklna ceneln lnventOfV end appr.i..i •IM.._ "' .... • ._. ... ~ -...... • ..., c:.dl} · _,,,.... -' IM ,......._ ~ lmportent eodon1 of .. let• eHeta 0 , of M WV ol .. ~ ~_.........,... .._... ""'"-::. -:er._-:...-: however, tM pereo~ •riv petition or ~count ~ • ftlN, ~ = ~ lft -:.--:=: •111od111:ft·.C.O.Mlll YOU AM IH DEFAULT The 1trfft 9dd#H1 ind EXT. 30f4 ._ T="~ w UNDIR A DEED OF other commOl'I de1igne· T111atH &lie OlflcM _. . ~ TRUST, DATED NOVEM-lion, 1f 1ny, of the rHI AuthotlzH SlllMtu/9 Ct_ IA _.... Lat
..._. ol Dlf-* .... -.. repreHnt•tlw will be •• pro\14ded In HO\iOfl .., ~ ~w:' ... _.. ~ .,__ _... CN3t4295 Ml t2. IU6, ;M 3.
tlOll to lel to M txcc,_ r•red to olve l'IOllce 1250 of m1 Cellfornle ~ In tM ~ -. :r:.a lrUllla ctlltM 19y 1• In ._ COWltJ ....,. ... to lnter1tted pe,.on1 Prob•t• Code. A Re lu.eM In _.. Counl1 IM uld Deect q1 TNtlt ....i. IP I , 1171. UNLESS ptopeny dncribed 1bov1 6/19;28/H 1/03195 •el_.. TYMC ... ftMI.
YOU TAICE ACTION TO ii purfoned to be: .............. .,.._. ,... P'°'*'Y la loUlld unleu they hevt qu .. t for Special Notice -. Md deec,._. .. IMW ~yw. PUIUC 11N1ICI
PROTECT YOUR PROP-11 VIA SAN REMO PUBLIC NOTIC! llOft ol ~ COftcl. !ATV. IT MAY BE SOLD NEWPORT BEACH CA .--._. .... -1dof ..
IM -• .,.._ tlWM welvod notice or con· form 11 eveihible from folOWI: Ae MOf'e My..._ COll!poll~, • utd Tt\dUe, fie II.,... -
MOfttl\I Miii ...,_.. 11nted to lh• ~ropoeed the court clerk. .crtbecl on ..w Deed o1 .oo .... 9'oed, f1C'f1TIOUI ••1 Ell Mnc9euctt~ ectlon.I The 1nd•P•"" An~,........,~ TNtt. lulte 2171 Mill• CA -lf&lW AT A PUlllC SALE. IF 92680 ' ,_, _ _.. ,___..MW .. tm In
YOU NEED AN EXPl.A-Th• undera'1Jned True-~ ULR ._. 11171. ..... -Of· e.1tte111e o.ect c..,.. dent •df"!'lnl1tr1tlon ReMel R............ The aueet ...,._ IM M10I, (i19' N.a1o; 1ty. Tiit lclOwWICI PlllOl'(t) i.-
NATION OF THE NATURE tH ditclelm1 1ny lilblllty T............. ~~~~-~ --
Of THE PROCEEDING for 1ny ~orrec:tne11 of 0111~ ·----...,.
ftY, •nu ..... TNIC o.M euthorhy will be granted • v ........ 8uit9 207 OCNf cCMMIOn ...._. D6efte ~. ~ doing llltSlnm • LJlfllOllMK.
UNt IMM, US lcM*' unleH 1n lnterHted lrWte CA 92718 tlon, If eny, o1 tM tM tecnt..v. Diiied: N tfC0413186 9200 9o11a
AGAINST YOU. YOU lhe 1trHt tddfl.. end Tlltl Ordlr No. Wtt1'1_. = ....._. ol tM ~~~. CONTACT · A ~~~, yfom':~~. d~~~~·~ =~~ET ~we.:-~!: ~ A.,._, 11dl personfi1Henobjoction 08/12. 08/13. 09/19 property dlecrlbecl llboW OMIM... A\'en.lt WtmWl1Rtf ClhlonN "'°°!i \.oe ~ CA to the petition end PUBLIC NOTICE 11 purportM to be: nt ~eeen Q2683 • • 90011, T~ NuM-1how1 good c•uee why · Ultl Lane No. 211, New-1111, W. 711 uppo Bini! {CMlfoma) 711
On JULY 13. 1995. It ~ereln. · UNDllll A om.o ~ ...._..ed
10:00 A. M., AMERICAN Said 1111 will be med1, TltU8T ~TID 1M11111. =--:r:.--.:.:-:r ~ SECURITIES COMPANY but without covenant or UNLDS YOU l'Mm N;. ~ -....
11 duly eppointed trustee warranty, 1xpra11 or m-TION TO MOT9CT YOUlt .,... pollllnllan .., -
under ind purauent to plied, regerdlng title, poa· "°""TY IT MY • =:21..a1 8;'9~
t:;:..J21wll .. __ T I, ~ th• court 1hould nol NOTa °' TltUST&'I port lleech, CA nlll. PUBLIC NOTICE West Colleoe street. Los Moein. -•· N .... 1 grant the authority. MU! UNDER DE!D Ofl The ""*'...,_. TN.... CA 90012
Illa omc.r, Dete: A HEARING on the TRUST dtec:lllltl1 lflY ~ lot flle 11. f141711 Tlllt taisinm 15 ~tit
:"_,74 petition will be held on T. f . No. HtllO ~ ~~ lhl FICTITllMJI IUllME.SI 1 COll)Ornon
111I 1129 111 July 8, 1995 et 1 :45 Loan No t213021 "' • oChef IWIUTATtMOO The ftO!Snnl commenced t11
Deed of Tru1t recorded se11lon, or encum-IOLD AT A0"'*-IC IAU!. ;;;91 · Calf!
NOVEMBER 20, 1978, 11 brancH. Including feH, • YOU N11D M IX· ,,.,,.,~ clfMaon~
ln1t. No. 26834, In book charo•• end expenH1 of fllANAl'ION 0# THE NA-..... ot Ntlonll ._., 1
__ • -· ' P.M . In Dept. 703 loc!'t-A.fl. Numbei: t30-17·T21 ~ de~Mlan, If Tiit IOllO'#lng pefSOll(s) 1~ ll1llSICt bisinHS under Ille PUBLIC NOTICE ed 1t 341 The City YOU AM IH DEfAUL T ~ total amowit at the doing bus11ien IS CP BOOK-f1Cllb011S busmess name or
12930. p1ge 1912, of the Truatee and of the TUN! 0# nte * 19y 9'lt
Official Record• In th• trust• created by Hid '9t<>Clll*t01 ~T =al C: ~. ! °!
office of the County Re-Deed of Trust, to p1y the Y~ YOU IHOULD CON-eMc1l *""' 19y 1 ...._ or
cord1ra · of ORANGE rem1lnlng principal 1um1 1'~ A LAWYa. ...,., MW. end kNlf\
County, Stete of Celllor-of the nott(s) secured by On OTl'IOtll • 1:00 P.M., MeOdedon, uvtnp a•
nla, 1x1cutad by Ml· said Dead of Trust to wit: Equltellle Deect eomp.ny, eocllldon, or uvtnt• ber* CHAEL C. THOMPSON $147,896.93 wjth Inter· ae IUCCeUOI In lntlfeilt epeclftecl In MCtton 1102
AND SALLY ANN est thereon from 19'/ "*91' ID Condnental ot the Ptneoclal Code and THOMPSON. HUS8AND 11/01/94 at 9 .80% per Auallary Compeny u the IUttlorked to do bu11naa AND WIFE. WILL SELL annum 11 provided in Hid cMV eppo6nted TN .. M In tN1 9'1tl.
0 r I v e 0 re n g e C A UNC>eft A DEED Of" unpeid principal be&lnce KEEPING ANO TAX SERVICE, names kslild 1boYe on Nolllmblr
CN$12113H 92668. T"UIT DATED J1nu.ry at the obltgltlon MCuted 1on SW. caieoe 811111 , Ana· 27 1QllO
NOTICE OF th• IFg~;>,,~i~BJ~TT i°h~ ~~~ .. ~~NUT~~ ~~~:.=.= llel~i!:SP Plolxio, 5257 ~~ ~ey Chelyl
PETITION TO petition, you ehould TECT Y~ ~OHftTY, COltl, ,..,.., ... Ind 96-E WOOOWIJICI Lane Anaheim Tlls Sllt!menl was lded With
ADM.,ISTER appear et the hearing ~ ::U:. SOL~ Ai~ vanc11 at the ttme at the ~s. CA 92807 the County Qerll ot Olange ESTATE OF: and 1tete your objec-Initial puDlic.tton of the Tr-s 0011ntss 1s COllCkiete<J ~County on June 13, 19115 DOROTHY MAY tlon1 or file written Nl!l!D AH ~TION Notice of 1a1e 11· an 1not11duil NOTICE-n.s Fi~tious Name DAVIDSON ob)ectlon1 with the Of" THI NATUM OF THI! $231ICM17 . Rtgis111nt 11.is not yet begun Statement txPtteS hw yea11 lrom
CASE NO. A 178212 court before the he,r-~~~':tou~~~ In actc.itioft lo c11h, the to transact business under tile the dale 11 was riled 111 Ille Olla
AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO notel1I plua costs 1nd under end pursun to The etrMt llddre• Ind HIGHEST BIDDEA FOR any advances with Inter· Deed at Trull, rlCOfded oetw commori dlllgne-
CASH, CASHIER'S est. °" OIMZllO •• DocwMnl tlon, W eny, ol tM rNI CHECK DRAWN ON A ESTIMATED TOTAL No. I04102ll look -1WOC*tY dffcrtDed lbove
To ell heir•, benell-it1g. Your oppeerence TACT A LAWYER. TrultM wtN accept a c. hc110us . buSiness name 01 ot the County Clef\ A new Flct-
cieries, creditors. con-mey be In pe11on or by Notice I• hlfMy given' lhtet'• check drewn on 1 names ~sled totrein '<lus Busineu Name Slllilrntnl
tingent creditors, end your attorney. thM lef'rano lteconvey-lltM• °' NllloNll beM, • ~O CARMENCITA P flOO. !Tl.ISi be hied before tnaume Tiii parson• who mey other-IF YOU ARE A Com st check dr'ewn by • ltat• or lACtO filing ot hi siaiemtnt dOes not ot wise be Interested in CREDITOR or e contin· •nc• pany,:!:" M, fedefll credit union or a TtltS statement was Meo Wiiii 1tsel1 1111honze Ille use 111 ttls
the will or estate, or gent creditor of the or b:':~e~ It "· ": ctleck df1wn by• IUt• or the County Cltrll 01 Oliill(le st11e OI • FiabooS Bu11riess bot~J of: DOROTHY deceased you must file :!!ant to the~'; rru'.t federel Mvtno• •net loln Coun~ on .kine 6, 1995 Nilme 1n \\Olnon of tile nohts of MA y DAVIDSON your clelm with the eaecuted b ROOln J. IHOc:latlon, uvlnga a• HOllCE·ltU fitboous Name anolher ullder Feder11. Statt or
ST A TE OR NATIONAL DEBT t 162,224.24 P191 -at omcw fteconh .. i»urpi>rttd to be: 2A32
BANK, A CHECK DRAWN The beneficiary under In the office ol tM "--Cre.-.t, Com Miu, CA
BY A STATE OR FED-said Deed of Trust here-cordlf at Orenge County, tzt21.
ERAL CREDIT UNION, OR tofore executed 1nd de· ~K e:::;::' ,_ 19'1~ Ttle unders19Md TnlltM
A CHECK DRAWN BY A livered to the undersigned ;;Q'tr' man • dl1elelm1 :r::r for
ST ATE OR FEDERAL a written Declaration of wrM Mii .. pubic IUCtlon Ill'/ lncofT ttle
SAVINGS AND LOAN AS-Default end Demand tor to tM Nghe .. biddlf for meet ldclrHI Ind ottlef
A PETITION hot court end mail e copy to Leamy Ind :l,.1 A. Leamy aocu.tlon or uvinaa benk Slilemelll expruJ1ve yeaB lroro common law (See Seaon 14400
b e e n f i I e d b Y the personal re:rresent• hiilbend end wtfe "--epeclfled In Section 6102 Ille date ii wilS hied in Ult Olhce et seq Businen and ProlessiOftl
CHRISTINA DAVIDSON . . b h ........ --.. "1 In "'the FIMnclal COde end Ol lhe <Alinty Cle!\ A ne .. flct. Code)
SOCIATION. SAVINGS Sele, and a written Notice cash (payable M time of :""°"ihMriCtlhown ~· Ir ASSOCIATION, OR of Default end Election to .... 'in i.wtut money of ,
SAVINGS BANK SPECI· Sell. The undersigned the United ltatH) .t: Al ety: Bink of
uve eppomte . Y t 11 cor..... v.,_' • Mlthortzed to do bullneu Miiis &smess Name Slllemenc Renewal f111ng in the Superior Court of court within four loo4I NIA, P-ve NIA, H In this stet•. In th• event l!llSlbeMedbefOltlflllOmt Th• New"""8t t..CostaMeSI California, County of months from the date INST • 11-468612 of om.. tendef other than calh la ""' ""'' at Orange. ol first Issuance of clal record• In the offlc• accepted the Trull" may l1k~ ol lllls sutement doe~ not Of CH314273 Jun 19,26, Jul 3, 10,
THE PETITION re-letters as provided in or the County Recorder of wltnhokl lh• 11.uence or itsel aulJ)()nie !he use in Ills 1996 FIED IN SECTION 5102 caused ta id Notice of De-the North front entrMce Amlflal ~ & IA,~:
OF THE FINANCIAL feult and Election to Sell to the County Courthc>U•• =~lker,lo • qu11111 tho I CHRISTINA section 9100 of the Orange County, Callfornla, ttle Trultff'I Deed untll
DAVIDSON be appoint-California Probete Code. and SM'rtuent to th• No-funds become ev1R1ble to
ed as personal represen-Tho time for filing tic• of Defiult a.nd EIK-the payee or endonee 11 CODE AND AUTHORIZED to be recorded in the 700 Ctvlc Centll Dftv9 · orK aure
TO DO BUSINESS IN co11nty where the real Welt, aanta AM· CA. .. Dept,, 10IOO V•y View THIS . STATE WILi. BE property 11 loceted. right. title encl ' Interest ltteet. Cyprn1, CA
HELD AT THE ENTRANCE FOR SALES INFOR-conveyed to Ind now he6d ~2. Telephone TO THE ORANGE CITY MA TION: Mon-Fri 8 :00 l)y It undef uld Deed of No.: (714) %20-36tt.
t t. t ... · · h I · ·11 · Uon to Seti thereuncs.t __ _. ""~ Call 642-5678.
a 1ve o ..... minister t e c 111ms w1 nol ex.p11e recorded OW3/1tl6 In • ,....,., .., r ......
estate of the decedent. before four . months 1oo41 NIA, P-ve NIA, 11 Said ule wtll be made
HALL, 300 EAST CHAP-a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (6191 Trust In tM property 11-a.Id .... wMI be mlde, MAN AVENUE. ORANGE. 690·9200 tu.ted In uld County, but wtthout coven.nt or CALIFORNIA, 111 right. D1ted: JUNE 14, 1996 Catlfomll dffcrlbed 11: w1"anty, IXl'f••Md Of lm-
tilll and interHt con-AMEllUCAN SECURITIES .-ARCB. t : Lott of Trtct plttd, f19111diftg tltte, po•
THE PETITION re· from the hearing dete lnlt • N-4088437 or uld but wtthout covtMnt or
quest• authority to noticed above. Of'flclal Records, Wiii werr•nty, ••pr•as or Im·
administer· the estate YOU MAY EXAM· SELL on 01110i1tl6 et plled r19erdlr19 title, pos-
under the Independent INE the file kept by the 1:00 P.M. It the North Mn'on °' encumbrencea, Administration of Et-court. If you ere e per-front entrance to the to Nlllfy the Indebted-
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BY MAIL OR
IN PIRSON1
330 West Bay Street
Cos~a Mesa, CA 92627
Comer of Newport Blvd & Day St.
CLASSIPllD
HOURS
Telephone 8am-5:00pm
Monday-Friday
Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm
Monday-Friday
DAILY-PILOT
DEADLINES
Monday ....... Friday S :OOpm
TueOOc:ly ....... Monday 5 :OOpm
Wednesday .. Tuesday 5 :OOpm
Thursday ..... Wednesday 5:00pm
Friday ........... Thursday 5:00pm
Saturday ...... Friday 5 :OOpm
CEMETERY LOT/ NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS TO BUSINESS ------1 EMPLOYMENT
CRYPT 1225 BEACH 2169 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SH.AR.E 2724 OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYMENT 5530
EMPLOYMENT
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Del Mar plot In Pacific lndry rm, gar, bkyd. pet OK. Coin/op tndry. .gar, lndry. Pvt bath. VENDING·FANTASTIC Ad rt' I I t t PT. Neat, comp ltt .. $500/mo $250 dep ve is ng ass s an . organlz.ed & prof. Bl-View Memorial Parl<. Avail 7/1. No pets. Call ·54,,,0442. · $383+ •I.I ulll. Non-Local route. 400% 5530 Part time, 1:30 PM-E F Worth $12,000, asl<lng 20352 Birch. $1000 -----~----smoker. 548·8670 profits. $1200/Wk 5:30 PM $7.50/hr. Sta-hng Axpleir need. Fast $62SO Call 546-4655 756 8805 ble, DEPENDABLE pace. v mme . ax: . . +sec. -TOTALMOVEIN$400 1BR CM Roomate to share potenllat. MUST SELLI $9/hr.-Poople neo"ed 530-70t4 Ph:530-7011 BLUFFS CONDO Free cable. pool, 2-bdrm apt. Great 1-800-745-3358 "' Individual needed 10 Tue Wed morn 9· to answer phones. llex provide clerical sup RE.AL ESTATE 2Bd, 2Ba. Single stry. gated. Nr Triangle Sq. Areal $350 + 1/2 utit.1_________ hours & locatlons. No -1 1 am Vlled cell W/sky lghts 842·5858 David 842·•284 port for the Classified onlu, Ask tor Jonathan EXCHANGE 1600 · "" INVESTMENT exp nee. Call 1-809-Advertlstng Depart·1---'------Lght/brlght. Fplce. **TOWNHOME•• O TY 474-6544 lntldtl ment of a growing Medical Oualanding grnblt loc CM·Extra lrn room. OPP RTUNI 1 Biii · 2 Bdrm 1 •At Bath, • community newspaper naurance er '"'-c .. --g•2 ..... _, Meul Avl immed $1800/mo $375 Incl utll, cable, 2908 A DAILY SALARY OF F II 3 y e p ..,. ,_. ....... · · gated, pool. $795/mo chain. Accurnlo lyplng o ow-up. rs x · Home nr best beach/ Grubb & Ellis MOVE IN SPECIAL w/d. Lrg yard. Quiet. $400 A DAY working ol 50_55wpm a MUST. Dorm. pref, comp. 111-
golf for home In New· 873·1555 548-7367 or 548-7460 ,_A_v_a_i1_1_11_._e_4_2·_5_66_9 __ Ear1hworm grower• for Oon Lapre or the Duties include data erate. PVFt-2 positions
port. 5oe-57s-1711 •--B-e_B_C_h_Ar_e_a_ E'•ld• CM. Share cute wanied. Organic r• TV show "Making entry & heavy phones. avl. Fax: 530-7014
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2Br 2Ba apt, w/d. fp, cyetlng opply. Bllllon Money." Call Don at Opp or tu n I t y fo r Ph:530-7011 Mon/Tue Winter Furnished IRVINE 2644 patio, pool. No smk/ s connection already ......,.1--a,...00-_3_6..,.6-_s_2_1_1_. --growth. Phy1lcal/drug 2-4pm only. Ask t0t
0 S W kl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii pet. $412.50 + \ill utll. sot (Jp. Huge profits. Admln Aealat/Acct teSling Is a prerequi-1.,,.,.J_o..,.n,...a_th..,.a_,,n,,__..,....,.__,,,,,_...., r ummer ee 'I Avall 8/1. 631-3156 213-962-7720 Property Mgmnt Co site of employment. M1dlc1l·Exp'd Front 1·5 Bedroom IRVINE, NORTHWOOD 1 1 Send resum• 10 (714) Ofc. extremely busy 2 B d 2 •L.B th E' Id c t M need• mot vated ndlv. Many Oceanlron11 • 'm v-r a • • oa a ••a 631-6594 At1en1lon: NB Ortho ore. Fax re·• WI $65"'$ 900/ Townhm Anch 2 car 1 bdrm avall lmmed In!••••••••• with 1trong computer ~ nter "" 1 mo · • skills, verbal, wrilten & Judy Oetting or Call aaJ req. to 841-5381 , Summer $525-$2600/wk Gar. Many upgrades. 3 bdrm twnhse Neat ANNOUNCEMENTS (714) 574-4250 for In
VIII Re tall No pets. Avail July clean, drug-fro~ non:,,.•••••••• comm. exper. Data tervtew. . • P{T Demonstrator• a n 15th. st .200/mo + dep. smokers need only II entry. AP/AR, typing & -.,;.;;...;..-...,,..--..,.....,...,...,,..,,._ For Grocery Store• In
BALBOA Prope.tv Mlmt 731·1724 cell. .No cats. $400/,_________ filing. Ben/sal. Res: Oreat Temp Job-$8/Hr your area. FrVSaVSun.
2106 875 .. Jg 1 mo+ •Ai utll. 850-4292 . .-LOST •· FAX 4 76-9829 or 4350 Npt Beach Post Olflce c a r n e c e 9 1 • r y . ISIAND . ... 'Ill Von Karmen, Ste 240. needs letter carriers. (714) 557-5579.
iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NEWPORT Executive Condo In FOUND 2925 Newport Bch, 92660 Appllcetlons avail at ---------Eaatbluff 3br 2ba Newport Crest. 1 Lrg 1._iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii t t33 Camelback Rd., NS P{T for pvt post office. Deluxe 3br 2Ba, A/C, Lg. fam room w/fplc. BEACH 2669 Bdrm w/ prlv. bath.I• ADMIN ASSISTANT HAJR STYLISTS Counter help, phon11.
w/d, bit-Ins, deck, dbl lurn/unfum. Av1 7/30 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Avl as early as 7/1. Fr•• To Good For designer Ille COME JOIN OUR Friendly, respon. $6/
gar, mini bay view. Avt N/pet $1800 640-7559 Full prlv, gar apace, Home ! year old In showrm In CdM . F/T. SUPERCUTS TEAM! hr. Npt Bch 642-6262
7/1. $1900. 723--6509 · * 1 BD +Office.* w/d & utlls Incl. $600/ door female cat. Computor & organl· • 401 K Plan PIT Wori< F{T Par
---------IMMAC, charming 4Br On Bay nr Beachl mo+$600 dep. David Mixed colors, zatlon •kills & pleas· •Stock Opti·ons 6am-12 M·F, no 9 11p 2.5Ba. 1000·10 bch, nu $750/ 650 2493 d 1 d d t h CORONA mo. -548-8800 or 434-1200. e-c ewe , spaye · an P one manner. • Guarant'd wagea neceuary. $8.00/hr pnVcrpt, fp, Frnch drs, •1BR $825* Carrying cage, litter, Non-smoker. Please • Commlsslot1s Ask for M•rk 952-0247 DEL MAR 2122 2-cer gar. $1750 yrly. Roommate to share litter box, food In· call 7t4-589-0289
Av•ll 7/10. 856-3463 2BR 2BA S725/Up 2Br 2Ba townhouse In clud•d. 673-5305 btwn 2-4pm or FAX re-•Paid holideya PERMANENT PIT Relrlg & dishwasher Costa Mesa. Clean-cut --..,...,,...,,..-....,,..,_..,..,,...,,,--1ume: 714-589-6838. • Insurance R 1 t 28R 18A back unit •OCEAN VIEW* Incl. 60x30 pool. No DOQ LOVERS • $200 Bonut Shears el •ble, ch•er ul 1-car gar w/opener'. t6001q tt+. 2bd, 2ba. peta. No fees. No non-smoker. 2-car at-PLEASE HELPI Full or Port Time counter help for E.
frplc, balcony, newly pl, walk to bch. VUla Bal· lease. 545-4855 tached garage, prl· Beautiful blk/wht med. ADVERTISING SALES (714) 435 0822 CM bakory/cotfeo hse. boa/$1495/(909)598-9347 vate bath, laundry, 1 0 F d 5110 Telephono. 16-yr-otd ------"---· ---Tue-Sat t :30-5:30pm.
renov. so95. 723-5051 NEWPORT HEIGHTS comm pool. No pets. ~!~al~~ ~~~lalmed: Costa Mesa co. 557·7660 LIVE IN Companion/ 548-2224 11am-5pm.
BIG OCEAN VIEWS 1.......... 2Bd, 1 Ba, patio, ga· $395 + 1h ulltllles. very loving, needs•---------Counselor for dev dis PERSON FRIDAY $550 R Bed/B th 1• rage No pets $800/ Day 574-4240 •bl adult. $1430/mo.
$#\Ar Stooudlmo, ~ v1!. APARTMENTS j 780-9077 Eve 549-2656 good home I 846-t 428 Apt Mgr/H•ndw Person Cost• Mesa. 556-144 t Light bookkp/typlng. •-""'' ·-yeary · --------~ Found Cat T•nlah 24 hrs/Wk In exchange ---------Computer Input. Car a '13951 ~Bd. Very large FOR RENT SEASHORE. Attractive Roommate wanted gray/white with yellow tor Npt Bch oceantmt LUNCH ROUTE Need: muaL 25-30/hrs a wk.
$1795 3Bd/3Ba Front Unit 2Br 2Ba, frpl, d/W, din to share 4Br home w/ 11 1 th b k B tlvlng. Reis. 650-2300 Mr/Ms Souper SalH Pl•••• mell resume: 55&-eeeo Agt. I••••••••• co ar. n e ac ay w/cer .. $50-90/dalty. 1303 Avacado Ste.
Delux Unit.Ocean View ~~ :::;1:_~;"J5~1i01 ~~~~h~n s~ouo~~~g!o~ ___ a_re_a-8-4-5--9-8-7-6---Lori s Kitchen 979-0747 220 N.B. CA 92660.
2Br 2BL Xtra lrg ma1 -BALB--O-A_____ util. 662-8779 Found Kitten Orange DELIVERY DRIVER FIT M•rln• Malnlenence 729-1040 •Ask for Jan
ter w/ frplc. Spa on Spotl••• 1 Bd atudlo tabbr. Bear/Sunnower $5.50/hr. Must bring FIT. Knowledge of POSTAL & CiOV'T JOI$
roof-dectc. Newly dee. ISIAND 2606 Versallles condo. Gate, (714 545-2575 OMV printoU1. Apply In mot0t repair. Gel coat $21/l-IOUR +BENEftTS
Muat ... 1 $2,750/mo prkng, tndry, pooVspa. Lo at Bunnf Whit•. person, 515 So. Santa exp & bright work. NO EXP WIU. TRAIN Harb 0 r R. 1 It 'I LITTLE ISLAND ON $745/mo Agt 631-8097 COMMERCIAL ftutty. w/tan earl. Kids Fe. Santa Ana. Call John, 673-7200 To Cal 714-647-1991
673-4400 or 548-8963 GRAND CAHAL --------REAL ESTATE 1St pet, lo1t In New-:========±========
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COSTA MESA 2124 Sunny & Bright. Single METRO 2686 Lost Cat Blk 1hort heir car garage. W/D. Avl
July & Aug. Summer iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BUSINESS OFFICE Perelon. On Shoreclltf 1ST IONTH RENT $390 rental $2500/mo. or 1 2Br 28a walk to SCP, Rd. Corone Del Mar
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wfVard. Pell OK. Pool, mo. Grubb Etll1 Holly W/D, ecceu to pool & heir, FUFFLY. Near
lndrye. 84g.2848 873·1555. Jee. $950/mo. St Albans the Back Bay. Corona
QOV'T FORECLOSED Apt1 et Sunflower & Baar. Del Mu. REWARD
home• for penot•• •3Br 1 \o\B• twnh11, 1---------ca11 after spm 644·t993 CANNERY VILLAGE 1.,...<7--.14,..)_844..,....,..-034__,,,_8 _ _,,..,.,
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Repo1, RE01. Your p.UO, hkupe. S950. Nr SIOOVIEW494oe24t Mele Liiac Point
Area. Toll Free 800-Trlengle Sq. 650-8295 $ O IN MISC'i!TT •~ous SlamHe, Vic. Reward.
898-8n8 Ext. H-1398 3BR aBA hou••· encl 3H M VE &;W,,,IMU; CANNERY CORNER Men Verde 979-9733
for current ll1tlng1. p•tlo, W/d hkup, cat· Super clean 1 Bd In RENTALS 320 Newport Bl. 2000 Loet Female Ennllah
or1 dbl w t cozy friendly, 30 unit ••••••••• • P ' • gar. 8 er comwlex nr Trl1ngle Sq. 1q. ft . @ $2250/mo. Bulldog Cream and i-....;;~,IJ'lliili.
COUM. MOllllHO a gardnr, d/w, 1tove, UNK HOUSE 673·1283 675-3551 white brindle. Lost 8-o1t1tor1tuNin COSTA MESA 1024 forced air heat, lg fmt/ APTS 842•1401 12-95 Newport Bench
MIUl ........... t lllllllt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii bk yd1. Avt 7/1 11125/ NOW RENTINQI VACATION arH, Pluu celll ) ..,...,.,111M1tct•1M ftf· Laat 2 New Unit• mo. 909-860·2233; D'i!NTiJ.s Janene 723-5&t3
.... ,. ........ Act 111111.. New Luxury TWnhm E\18 905Mee-4781 2 spacious 28r apta ~ 2722 BUSINESS a
.....,. ... ~•llltfll 3•r, a'AI•• •MESA VERDE• w/ger. tndry, new &iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FINANCE II ........ ..., ~ca. Many Upgred.. palnt/crpt/tlle. Drive by NB OC°"l'RONT
llMIUIU" ., ~lacrhalullo" 1.15 m from B••ch Large 4Br 3a. 2 •lory, 1004·8 El Camino or WHkly. Fully furn 3Brl••••••••• PERSONALS .._. •,.. "* rtllflN, Open House Sat a fam rm, pool, cmr lot. 1003 MIHlon. Then 2Be, gar. l'lo emk/no
....................... ,. Sun 12..S 11875. 878--4812 Agt call &40-7t91. pet•. Karen 434-1424 1---------
....................... 1198,000 &42-3873 Nwpt Ht•• 41Ht au •-,-. .... R.....,.M"""o_,b...,l""'l•.....,H""o_me_ OCEANFRONT & 19TH BUSINESS i--p-e-• ..,-,,.-.. -.T-..,.....,.--
.... .,_.....,._ .. .i. LG entry kit. 2-car gar. Quiet & Secure. AwHomel H18 " bike FOR SALE 2900 .. ~ ••• ~ •••••
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T -'n 1111 uttWPQ•f POOi MtVICe/gardner. 37• 1• 1111 _,.,.,"" 411~ C\ 11425/mo ., ... 1094, _______ .. __ 3• 2 or 3 '· 873-1943 Balboa b••oh etoM.
.......,_..,.._. .... BEACH · 1069 1 •R·1 •A 1550/mo. --------S4,500 locJ new Inv & ......................... ••illli•liii•••1--------Lndry, pool, quiet, nt a'i!U'PALS TO nx. La• ssso. A\11 now . ....._., .. ._Cler,....,. OCUN18AYYISW NIWPOIT .a tran•Port•tlon. No ~u 875--0813 or 875-4551
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.......... , .... , .. IMI Ron Young Ma-3850............. i iiiiTU ibiHi 1---------
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Q, I · Aa South, vulnerable, you
Mid:
dQ •-i• 0K1en11 •K•
Wha' ie YoW" optnins bid?
A • Your Df'(lb&em, tr JOU chooee to
Open one diamond, ie whet do )'Otl
rebid af\er alruo.l any n19ponae
ftotn pertner. Two d iamond• would
ftttMrlbe 11n underbid, and a jump In dla-~WIHll!ll monda overelaletl the quallt.y or the ~lt*'Hff;.;m 1u1t. Why not. pretend one of your ~:uc....,,a.11 diamonds ia a club and open one no
t.ruinp with a hand lhat. ia eaaen·
t.iaUy balamied?
Q. I · >..South, vulnerable, you
bold:
OA98 MJ'781J I
The bidding ha1 proceeded: NOR'nl EAST 80l11'H
1• P... I•
3• Pae• 1
Wll8T
p ...
yOUr r•vor that North hM leftldl in
cluba. Bid four cJuba.
Q.4 • >.. Sout.h, vulnerable, 1ou
hold:
.-i '71 <:71( t OA II U ..r Ill I
Pllrtner opena the bidd.lnc with one
club. What do you napOnd?
A • Since partner mirht have lnlt.i·
at.ed the auction on a three-qlrd
club suit, you don't want to raiae
immediately. You have a balanced
nine point.a with an honor In every
suiL A response of ono no Lrump
deacribea this hand perf'ecUy.
Q. 15 • Neither vulnerable, u
Soulh you hold:
•10'7 ~ 94 OKI 4tA K 1081'
The bidding haa proceeded:
80l11'11 WEST NORTH
I• Pa• 10
t7'Whele• 80HP Yamaha, beautlfull
l8960 eve. 850-8598 JAGUAlt 1101
PUB TO YOU I02~ S&ll. BOATS 7014 CADILLAC 9040 a• XJ9 White/tan, ....... Ta•aa CLllllC
10:30.AM 12·00PM Saturda~. All i.v... and agH.
OakWood Apartmel'lta
SoUthlld•·(N .Bch.) Call Luke 722-6958
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tran1ml11lon. $4750 121-1144 or 746-7171. •a3 lleoQ ....... 21JFT. 'a 9 a ft 0 U GHAM Nu aaU1 & 5HP Mere. D'•L•OANZ 4-dr outboard. Xlnc Condi • Wtrraller. •eooo mldnt blue, llhf, aJarm,1 ________ _
oeo * e3.,...ao · S:,V99:r.~~11~2~e:'· JIEP 9110
14 Pt Capri sailboat •92 Sld•Vllla, Cham·
on trailer w/new xtra pagne beige, tan, llhr, 94 Roadmaater aall, xlnt cond, 11000. air bag alloy• xlnt Estate wacion, Only
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P't11clpanl 31 Religious ,... _____ _
What. do you bid now? 24 Pa• SNT
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673-2942, 310.201-3203 c 0 n d 1• $ \ 5 ; 9 8 8 8500 mlleal white, V-8,
LAiBR with Ilk• new #244420 rear w.o .. balance ot
A • You ere in elem t.errit.ory, end
no apade raise will deteribc your
hJnd adequately. S~rt wit)l an
advance cue-bid of four diamonds,
then aupport spades at your next
turn.
Q. 3 • East-West vulnerable, as
South you hold:
•6 ~ 101 • OAK J 10 •Q 9 8 3
The bidding has proceeded:
SOtrrH WEST NORTH
10 Dbl Rdbl
P... 8• P .. e
T
Whet action do you take?
A • This ia your hand -partner's
redouble means your aide hos a
combined 22 point.a at least. Why,
then, did North not double? For all
North knew, the enemy were head·
~~--t---t--t ed for four spades! Since partner
could not raise diamonds and prob·
:rr-t--t---t--t ably does not have more than five
or six major·suil cards, odds are in
T
Whal action do you take?
A • While you have a min.imum in
tcnna or high cards, your good sill·
card suit, lnt.ermediat.e cards and
honor in partner's au.it merit accep-
tance. Since you have ruffing ve1·
ues and partner could erusily have a
five·card heart suit., give him a
choice of contract& with a delayed
heart raiae. Bid three heart.a.
Q. 8 • Neither vulnerable, as
South you hold:
•AK 8 5 t>.J 10 8 8 07 6' "8 S
Partne.r opens the bidding wilh one
club. What do you respond?
A • Bid one heart rather then one
spade. When respondin1, bid your
four·card suit.a up tho line. That
ensures lhat no <C-4 fit will be
missed. Should you .choose t.o show
your stronger mltjor. a one·no-
trump rebid by partner could lose a
heart lit., perhape even a game.
aaU, race rigged wJ Nabers 540-9100 warr, prev GM comp He'd traller. 112001 Vahle let $21 ,981
obo. 846-4121 01 •· D•Vlll• Low #414137 JEWELRY, fUltS MOORING a BOAT 32K mllea, gold, aad-Naber• 540-9100 t DT . 6025 30• -·'lb t ioHP di die lthr, air bag, ABS ... oa • • & Morel Bal. of warr, --------••I, head, oven, new car trade Int MERCURY 9135 Signed & numbered aleeps 5. Mooring 043 s14,988.#3381S3
pencll aketchlng of No. Balboa Channel. Nabers 540.91 oo Th• Jetaon• Mr. . $28,000/obo. '89 Sable S/Wag, Low
Spaoely. Framed & 909-982·2652 82 Seville, Slate mllH, many pwr fea-
matted .. 1600 obo, WANTEO& N•pl•• green, tan llhr, alloy•. turea, Terrific Famlly Call attar 7pm, S•bot reaaonable . abs, low 33K mllea, Va lue @ 18981
650-6742. Good condl 844-5409 balance of warr, com· tll809547 par•@ I 19 ,9 8 8 Nabers 540-9100
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9150 7016 __ R_E_D_U-CE_D __ NISSAN -----
ADOPT-A-PET *1988 22f1 Ski Bo•t•
Every Sat & Sun at 5.7 lltr• V-8, King
PETSMART, Fountain Cobia 0/0, low prollle Valley. PupplH, kit· h ull, Juat Hrvlced,
ten• and more, all new controller/uphol·
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Sliver/black lthr. 47K caas am/fm ACJFPi
ml, loaded, Michelina, PS/P,S/CC tthr Int pwr
cassette. S9,000. window• 84o-5253 714-650-2575 .
looking for lovfng, car· atery. Great ski boat· --------Ing home1. CALL 597. faat-kloke great. .... re· CHEVROLET 9045 OLDSMOBILE 9155
9037 for more Info. ady to go. $12,000 iiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 846-9449/574-4247 FREE KITIENS a1 Chev peaaene•r v~
In nHd of love. 7 --------• Gold color, good cond. wHk• old, long hair, MA.RINE SUPS ~tori, 83,000 mllu,
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Loaded. Moonrl. Xlnt
cond. $5900 873-5805 lltter-box trained. Doc•r 7022 auto, AJC, PS, PB. ADORABLE I Please .iw new tirn ... ,_,. S3000 obo1 ________ _
ca11 964-3048, 1eav• Me-e22e TOYOTA ------EMPLOYMENT fUltNITURE 6014 m • • • • g •. O o o d 45' MOORING Great 9210
5530 MERCHANDISE '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tlome1 only I I ocatl on I $1 4 ,500. --------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
1• s b d d Call 723-5883. DATSUN 9060 87'T• el Xlnt ondl --------------------------1,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• ••••••••• AdJuet ... aed 2 twins, eve a uae an ro c • 1• abandoned peta. Be a a grt mileage 4 ap, orig a UM MI! R W 0 R K $400 Heh 080. BOAT LIPS AVAJL •---------s / Fl h 6010 509-5599 ;~~~~~~~~;••r. CaJt 10-es FT. s9-s12 per •90 28t>ZX 5.,pd, s-~:.·~~:~~=.c:;r• EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT N~o·~:P~'fr.!;1n10: c~~ ANTIQUES computer deak S65, . foot. Uvat>oard & non. cy1. 2-dr, p/a, p/b, pfw, 5530 5530 553() lead to mgmt & Intern iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Student desk $85, Nwpt Harbor 85().4100 aJc, am/fm. Runs gd.1---------
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil pou. 851-0051 ANTIQUES4U Sofa SleaperS75 PIANOS & Fr•• Sllp For oc· $1790 559-8553 4X4 9221
ftlt:Cl!PTIONIST Retail "Year Clearance Sala" 760-3870 ORGANS 6059 caslonal harbor uaa. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill Real~ 1C>-40% OHi 548-4123 FRENCH Provencl•I Boston Whaler/Out---------For busy de1lgner tile .--------• OUT OF SANTA FE EMPLOYMENT 312 Newport Blvd. H llH tufted gold field Elec 723-4075 DODGE 9065 88' TOY 4X4 SAS EFI
•howroom/bualneas MAL UTAft wa Upscale SouthwHtem SERVICES 5533 BUYINO ITEMS et .b k & bo • Uprl9ht Plano $400 22R, 5-apd, aJc. p/1. office. Computer & or· Busy walk-In locl1lon. shop In Fuhlon 1,1,=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * * v vet •c ttom, 080 (714) 842-9924 NB MOORING·50 " Cmp ahell. Od cond. ganlztlon akllla w/ ,....,. For ......_.._, has FT/PT poalllona•• From 1800-1960. 1 pc cane •Ides s2oo. Oak Off G St $14 500 obo '80 Dodge Grand Cara· $4500 obo931·714e knowledge In Excel & comp .,.... ~-'111J111f _,. f 'd al ---to entire estate. Paint· dining table 48"w 72"1 723-12&4 eve' Ive m1g van SE 7 Pauenger.
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PIHaant phone man-The,.,, .. .,... ~:~~~n ·c.~o~~!,"p;, the llstlngs In this cal· etc. Immediate eaah, arm chairs $450.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •••••••••I Cond. 1718 Orange, VANS 9225 nar. Non-smoker. NelF'ft 84..._5953. egory may require you top S. 873-6223 tv msg Brus hanging lamp, CH~an AIR CM. $7,900. 831·5015. '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
Please call 714-s&g.. ,........ to call a 900 number pd 1400, sell $250. ~ AUTOMOBILES 1• 0289 btwn 1 ·3pm or 673· 7300 Sales In which there I• a Call 546-9808. M o • t US CI t 1 e • '89 Vanagan OL 4-apd,
Fax resume: 589-6838 BUSINESS DIRECTOR charge per minute. APPLIANCES 6011 Great F•ther'• Dey •From 1180 (1·W)• FORD 9075 manual. Alr/pa/pb
Restaurant Restaurant EARN SIX FIGURE INCOME Qlft•1 Sharper Image •From $340 (RT)• SHVbed. Xlnt Condi
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PASTA BRAVO owner• requesting DOMESTICS 5540 ""$95. Lg. Antique Pin~ Recliner" Uk.e new. 1.S00-3e<MS802 ~ ~ '00 Eaoort aunr1, 4 01 Landmark Conv
Counter Help & comprehanelve value-Bar $300 673-5887. Orey leather. $950. Clualfled 11..... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ap, runs great, good v8 CO VCR 73K ml
Delivery Driver•. tlon repom and act· Prof Cook/It houHk QE OBO. Custom leather, CONVl!Nl•NT '84 Shiny-White transportation 2,500 112800 OBO. Xlnt FT/PT. Apply In per Ing aa Intermediary ping anted II • out. range w/mlcro. Gas recliner, rocker awlval whether you're buy· RIVERIA Carefully 080. Amy 845·2837 condl 644-9158 eon M·F 2pm-4. 1104 betwHn buyer• and F/T Noo-1~r v CdM• range w/dbl oven. Xlnt chair, new. Cream Ing, Mlllng, or Juat maintained, by grand·
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Whether you're............ 21 4/88o-8414. · Must sell. 873-3313 714-721-0178 what ~need! room floor. Sunrf. LT Lux, tour van --,-.. All Kind• or Job• For R•frl:I Sid• by Sid• c 91FllED WI h I Load-"' I or Hlllng, Claulned Buy It. Sell It. Flnd It. All 1<1 d f p I " Buy II. Sell It. And It. re w .. • .... th h I lfl d pakge, low m /bk/ Buy 11. Sell 11. Find It.
Cl•aalned. covers all your nffdal ·~--C_laa_a_lfl_ed_. --Cnl '01._~op e. Lady Kenmore. Xlnt Cl•aalfled, 942 ... 78 w/power & xtraa. roug Cass e tHl8 Urea. $15,200.
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SERVICE & REPAIRS 3516 SERVICES 3548 SERVICES 3576 FRAMING 3617 IAWN CUB 3808 LESSONS 3868l~~~~ii!iii~ DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii JUNK To The DUMP •W .P • YOUNOQUl9T *THUNDER ROOFING• ......... 11 WANT YOUR HOME • 'd Le~ kl NEWPORT FRAME CO (714-098-1882) YICTOR'8 Painting Contractor For all of your roofing T~~9!.ii ~"':: SPARKLING CLUltt ::a-In Job, to = f°: OuaJty custom framing Wiii haul what Truh Pr:fe11IONI Gard!n1ng aua1ug;~~~~nfor11 P'!if~:.~o::g:~~~~~~ nHda. Reroof/repalr.
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, TEAM CFO 444-3747 COMPUTERS 3558 dependable door painting, remodel get rHulta. Lateat landacaplng, clea~ 20 yra exp, allcallent Exp'd S.A. Tutor. Aleo Leakr 8how9n Rep'd hanger. Guar work, Elec/Tlle/Stucco. diet• & med••• Han upa trH trim Rafa workmanahlp, fair PET Tran1lator·lnterpreter . . ---------1 Th• Dean of Ceramic MAC TUTORING reaa. Don 52Hl910 Concrete d~ka/Repalra on' TV'• 20/20 & Feb. FREE Eat. 43&-1618 . prlcea. 845·2417 Ron SERVICES 3870 auaan• 973-7409 iACOUSTIC Tiie. lnatallatlon, re-Syatem & all pr~rma MORGAN, Uc d 850-3281 Allure mag. Newport JENKIN9 PAINTING A.DlllNG 3408 pair grouting & II rk 9 2 DRYWALL Carpentrw••leotrlo•I Barlatrlc Ctr. 873-8588 YARQ Clean-up. WHd, Int/Ext. Wallpaper, . •ne 3928 C plumblng. L ... 670130 a ...... 7 e. 49 Plumblng•Dryw•ll* trlm. Remov trHa: Nu drywall, texturing, etc. Peraonallzed Pet Care &~
·--873-8065 or 84&-8528 FrM lnltJal Conault8tlon SERVICE 3584 Stucco•Palntlng•Tll• lawnJplanta. FrH Eat. David, 1-800-880-e222 Kennel alternative. No l~iiiiiiiii!iiii]iiiiiiiliiai
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American TH• ConL Water damage. FrH roof. '4yra exp w/refa. .. f'I T H Sit S"RVICES 3812 Uc#375e02 638-1534 Mr. P. ·a Pet GroomlnP.. n-.. _,_LI""_... &11 Kevin 873-6820 J 11 77 ... 380 r-ro o ou.. "" 14Yra In COM CAT a ·--· .. ,_,,. .._._ Ltll830982 194-1458 •-t Prl -"' lllv · •rry • w/pet care for aummer aoa HUTTON CO · llJ>DmONS * vwl c.,~... .• HANDYMAN Mlint Repair. whll• attending U.C.I. lnt/Ert Acouatlo c~ll t 0 0 I 7 9 0 •1 2 1 • ~ODWNG 3410 CHILD ,. .... 1 'c::,:_ape.~.'4,;= ELECTRICAL 3610 Lt Plumbing, Elec., Refa. (818) 985-4834 PIUOUl.UUUllUTTY remove/apply/repair. TIJTOIUHG 3930
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• aoo 49e..M45 home. 557·2309 Kathy Plaln/atamped Coo-A II h 0 u ,. . I' u II y addltlona. roof a, gen Arltlque/Fln• J9Welry Int/Ext/Quality Insured L ... 478000 875-8304 WAU
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