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Home My WebLink About1995-09-13 - Orange Coast Pilot.. .. , SPORTS Sailors water polo sunk m overtime LOCALLY Goofing off has its own/an club Fossils lost when ·workers throw ·out boxes at reservoir • Thought to be trash, the 17 containers actually held plant, marine and mammal fossils -some more than 300,000 years old -collected during digging of Reser- voir 2 at the former Lindbergh School. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -A cleanup crew hired by the Newport-Mesa Unified School Distnct inadver- tently threw out 17 boxes of fos- sils collected during the excava- tion of the Mesa Consolidated Water District's Reservoir 2 site, school and water district officials confirmed Tuesday. The fossils, recovered over the cowse of ~o years. are now buried in an Orange County landfill and can not be recovered, water district spokeswoman Mary Urashima said. "For the paJeontologicaJ work, the cost to the district was $90,000, but the fossils them- selves have a priceless value to the scientific community,• Urashima said "We're just sick about the loss.· According 10 'Carolyn Stocker, Newport-Mesa's executive direc- tor of business services, the spec- imens were stored at the former Lmdbergh Elementary School site during the excavation. Nei- the r the school district nor the cleaning crew knew the fossils were the re or what the boxes con- tained, said Stocker, who added that the fossil dump was purely ... accidental. "The crew came m to dear out some of the old broken furniture,• Stocker said. HThe boxes did not • SEE FOSSILS PAGE 4 MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Adam Herundez adds a dance step to Ids Newport Harbor band routine. Band members are hoping to add new uniforms, too. Senior care facility wins OK amid protests lHEY'RE TIRED OF T-SHIRTS • Newport Harbor's band has been forced to don makes~ uniforms for two years as members struggle to raise enough money for new duds. By ll 1ohn ForstJ om. Daily Pf/or en Newport Harbor High trumpet layer Andrea Alexander and her band.mates pedorm at oompetitions, they always feet out of place. It's not because the band is out of step or miss- ing notes. They stand as straight and play as well as anyone. It's because while other bands tum out in full man::hing band uniforms for the competitions, Andrea and the 77 other band members pedorm tn T-shirts and jeans. Unable to buy new uniforms since retiring •Some outraged resi- dents of Wintergreen Place say they'll move if a duplex on the street is converted into a 14-per- son senior home. By Tina Borgatta, Dally Piiot COSTA MESA -Despite protests from a group of residents, the o ty's Planning Commission gave the go-ahead for plans to convert a Wintergreen Place duplex into a single-unit senior care facility for up to 14 people. About 10 residents spoke out agamst the plan at a meeting Monday night, voicing concerns about overcrowding, traffic, trash and noise. But, instead of shoot- ing down the proposal, the com- mission voted 3-1 in favor of it. (J( l '-111<>' ' What do you think of the uproar over a senior care home on Win-I teri reen Avenue? Do you a~ree with the Planning Commission, or with the residents opposed to the facility on their street? Call our Read- ers' Hotline at 642-6086 and leave your name, thoughts, hometown and phone number. ing. and I'm moving out of Costa Mesa.· • SEE UNIFORMS PAGE 4 lbe percussion aectlon of Newport Harbor High School keeps up the tempo. "I'm just very disgusted.· Win- tergreen Place resident Jimmy Kawato said Tuesday. ·I'm sell- Kawato said he and other resi- dents have been talking to city planrung staff for weeks, express- ing thetr objections to the plan. And with the commission's deci- sion Mo nday, Kawato said be • SEE DUPLEX PAGE 4 Sid Soffer summoned to court to face charges -• agam • •The gadfly-fugitive will have to return to Costa Mesa from his Las Vegas hideout if he wants to tell his side of the story after his 'vintage' cars were towed from his property. By lin• Borgatta, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA-If Sid Soffer wants his voice to be heard in court, he'll have to show up in person. An Orange County Superior Court judge on Oct. 5 will decide whether Sof- fer, the silver-hatred City Hall gadfly who slipped out ot town in June with a $250,000 price tag on his head, willfully disobeyed a 1990 court order prohibiting him from storing inoperative cars. on his property. And, if Soffer wants the judge to know his side of the story, he'll have to tell it b.imself. •An attorney can't testify for him," said Michele Yadon, an attorney hired by the dty to handle the case. The city on Friday towed four Cadil- lacs from Soffer's Arbor Street home. But that wasn't the first time the city bad to do it. Essentially the same thing happened in 1990, when Soffer was convicted ot public nuisance charges, said Vadon, who handled that case, as well. Soffer appealed the conviction and lost, and that's when the court order was issued forbidding him from ever again keeping inoperable cars on his property. •so, when tl)e code enforcement peo- ple observed the vehicles on bis property (just recently), they began abatement "We're not seeking jail time ... We want the city to be paid back for the effort and funds expended ... " -ATTORNEY MICHELE VADON procedures,• Yadon said. And, Yadon claims that a 1951 El Dorado removed from Soffer's home Fri- day •clearly appears• to be one of the same cars the city towed away in 1990. "I've got a picture of the car, with the cracked wipdshield and everything,• Yadon said. "He put a different license plate on it. And he painted the car and painted the chrome to camouflage it. But it's the same car. We even found the old license plate inside the car.• Soffer claims be recently had a mechanic look over the •vmtage collec- tion• to make sure the ca.rs were in work- ing order. But, Yadon said the mechanic the city hired was unable to start a single one ol the vehicles. • SEE SOFFER PAGE 4 CoToner confirms Wagner had AIDS r------------------------------------~----~-~--~---~~~-~ \ I \\ \f \ \ c, \ f \ \1 I' I ""' I \ 11 I \ • Uttle else is-revealed about death of former fi:riance director, who embezzled millions from sChools~ By Even Henenon, Dei1'/ Pilot feleued, had no information as to when or bow Wogner 11'li9ht have contracted the disease. · The former ftJ\UlCe dltector for the Newport·Mesa Unified Sc:bool Dtstrict, Wagner, 43, WU ~ a ax-year sentence at V.caYlle for em~ 13.7 mU- llon d ichool diitrtd f\mdl. Attem~ to l'Mda Wagner'1 ~ famify mmDbes'I w.. UDIUC:t'ellfW, Wapen twin" LOCAL SCENE CLASSIFIED POLICE FUS l'UIUC NOTICES 90KIS 3 • ~v. SIPTa.a ,, ,. • Newport-Mesa school. IIleetings will be televised The Newport Mesa School District board has decided that its meetings will be televised, with the first broadcast coming as soon as next Wednesday. ~e board's decision came on the heels of an offer by Copley Colony Cablevision of Costa Mesa to televise the meetings - from the Harper Center location hee of charge. The broadcast would be -;hown on tape delay to all of Copley Colony subscribers in Costa Mesa and a copy of the ldpe would be made available !or the Newport Beach cable company Comcast Cable. "The only cost is for a taped t0py for other outlets in the dis- t1ict," said Mac Bernd, district .. uperintendent. "(think thls offer is very generous." Boulevard of an undisclosed' amount of cash Monda.y night. The suspect walked into the store at 1714 Newport Blvd. shortly after 7 :30 p .m. "He entered the art mart, selected a brlef case, took it to the register and removed a handgun from his waist band when (the clerk) opened the register,• Costa Mesa-Police Capt. Tom Lazar. said. "He put the cash in the briefcase and ran from the store.• The gunman was last seen running past the Grant Boys sporting goods store down the street. He was described as a white man with shaved brown hair, about 2~ years old. Witnesses told police he appeared to be about 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weigh approxi- mately 165 pounds. He was wear- ing black baggy pants and a white hooded sweatshirt. • COlliaMela'a aewprtDdpal MllYllenaan- -~)gets tMP'8dtour ace l*tfrom Edlfatthutk who WW be leavtn.g the post after nearly two years of ser- 'ftce. MMC MAftTt-4 /DAl.Y AlDT Costa Mesa Mayor Joe Erick- -;on had offered trustees the use of City Hall council chambers in 0 1 der to have board meetings tdped, last June. And according lo d memorandum prepared by Dana Bord, the city's video pro- duction coordinator, the cost of leleVJsing one three-hour session from City Hall would be $165 - compared to $1, 135 to televise horn the distnct's current Harper Center home. Victim of fatal traffic accident identified New principal checks out his campus The offer of free service by Copely Colony quieted critics who had previously stated that the move to City Hall would be loo disruptive, particularly in light of the fact that the board will be moving soon to its new .idm1nistrative center -a facility lhdl will be eqwpped for televis- 111y meetings. "It would be desirable to hdve (the taping) done here," said board member Serene Stokes, who had previously registered hesitations regarding the move. "To keep our meetings here and make only one move would be lt•ss disruptive." -By R. John Forstrom Gunman steals cash from art store A gunman robbed the Aaron Brothers Art Mart on Newport Howard Melum, a Costa Mesa resident and former Newport Beach restaurateur, was killed when his car collided with a qac- tor-trailer Sunday, according to a report from the Irvine Police Department. Melum's wife June, 76, was taken to Western Medical Center in Santa Ana, where she remained in critical condition Tuesday. During the 1970s, the Melums owned and operated Hank's Ocean Fi;ont cafe, a fish and chips restaurant near Newport Pier. Howard Melum's son, Tony, is the acting marine director for the city of Newport Beach. The couple's 1989 Ford Escort slammed into the rear of a tractor- trailer carrying a paving machine late Sunday night on MacArthur Boulevard. The driver of the trac- tor-trailer was uninjured, police said. Another car struck the Melwns' car, but the driver of that car, Karen Tipton of Corona del Mar, was uninjured. Funeral arrangements were not available at press ti.me. • In the hours before his confirmption by the school board, Andrew Hernan- dez visited Costa Mesa High to meet students, teachers and parents. By Nancy Cheever, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -A new face appeared at Costa Mesa High School on Tuesday afternoon as newly selected Principal Andrew Hernandez met with parents, stu- dents and faculty. Hernandez's appointment was expected to be approved Tuesday night by the Newport-Mesa Uni- fied School District school board. Fonner Principal Ed Harcharik. made the formal introduction to a group of about 50 parents, teach- ers and students who gathered in the school's auditorium after school. "I'm introducing him with a completely clear conscience,· VOL. 89, NO. 211 hour answering service may be used to record letters to the editor on any topic. ADDRESS news stories, illustrations, edito- rial matter or advertisements herein can be reproduced with- out written permission of copy- right owner. 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Second class postage p1id at Costa Mesa, CA. (Prices include all applicable state at}d local taxes.) POSTMAS- TER: Send address changes to The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Piiot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright No HOW JO REACH US Orculation The Times Orange County (800) 252-9141 Advertising Classified 642-5678 Display 642-4321 Editorial News 540-1224 Sports 642-4330 News, Sports Fax 646-4170 E-Mail: FLTL71BOProdigy.com Main Office Business Office 642-4321 Business Fax 631 -5902 Published by Cllifomi. Community NeW5, a Times Mirror Company. Jeffrey S. Klei!\ President 11nd CEO ...,. O 1995 Clllf. CN. ~ All rights reserved. VISIT YOUR LOCAL BREWERY IN NEWPORT-BEACH I 11 .. Balboa 72162 Costa Mesa 88162 COl"ona del Mar 82/60 SURF FORECAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 2-3 w Newport 2·3 w Blackies 2-4 w River Jetty 2-4 w CdM 2-3 w BOATING Light variable winds this morning with low clouds and patchy coastal fog. Wind waves 2 feet with 2 foot south west swell. Winds west to 15 knots this afternoon. Warm "( Harcharik-said. ·rm glad we cquld pull thl; off.• Hernandez has been a school administrator for 19 yea.rs. He was recently principal at Santa Barbara High School. Prior to that, he was principal and assis- tant principal at Santa Ana High School and assistant principal at Saddleback High School. both in Santa Ana. H e said he is happy to be back ln the area. "All my college life and most of my life as a school administra- tor bas been here in Orange County, and this is a wonderful opportunity for me," Hernandez said. "I'm so glad to be h ere." Hernandez said his first goal as principal is to le~ as much as he can about the school and its faculty and students. "The theme I want to focus on is listening to people and finding out what it is we really need to focus on and go frQJn there,• he said. Hernandez starts his new job Mpnday, replacing Harcharik, who resigned in July. Several stu- • dents said they were surprised by the announcement Tuesday although they knew Harcharik was leaving. "We knew someone was com - ing, but we hadn't been intro- duced to him yet,• said Lane cult.. But once the communication lifles are opened, any issue can be overcome. Hernandez said. Hernandez was selected by d committee of parents. teachers, students and community mem- Merrifield, a 16- year-old senior. ·we all liked· Mr. Harcharik. If Mr. Hernandez can follow through on his promises, he will be good, "The theme I want to focus on is listening to people ... and go from there ... " ., -PRINOPAL ANDREW HERNANDEZ too. H As a multiethnic school, Costa Mesa High has faced some chal- lenges in recent years. Hernan- dez indicated he is committed to continuing a spirit of unity and cooperation among the school community. •Any type of issue that revolves around people boils down to one thing, and that's communication," Hernandez said. "That sounds like an eas,y answer, but trying to facilitate that communication is very dtffi- bers who interviewed five candi- dates chosen by the Newport- Mesa school district. Two names were ultimately given to New- port-Mesa Superintendent Mac Bernd for final interviews and selection. The new principal said he hopes to work closely with facul· ty, staff and parents. "Our bottom line is that we're here to serve students, and we're here to serve the community,• he said . POLICI and sunny this after- noon. Cloudy late. "'°"' SUrfllM W.V.trM COSTA MESA • 900 block of Arlington: Someone swiped the hubcaps from a Mazda parked at TeWinkle park and then slashed the tires before leaving. Loss and damage was estimated at $300. TIDES TODAY First high 12:23 a.m. 4.1 First low 5:57 a.m. 1.8 Second high 12:17p.m. 5.1 Second low 7:12 p.m. 1.1 THURSDAY First high 1 :22 a.m. 3.6 First low 6:29 a.m. 2.3 Second high 12:59 p.m. 4.8 Second low 8:22 p.m. 1.4 WATER lDW'EltAlUltE: 62 A new Southwest swell from a storm off New Zealand shoold be arriving to local beaches by the middle of this week. Expect head waves with some bigger sets. This new swell will drop off by the week- end, but another storm from New Zealand could send us a good South- west swell for the end of next week. For dally surf reports and fore- casts, call (900) 976- SURF. The call costs S 1.50 plus any pos- sible toll. ' • 200 blodt of East 17th Street A restaurant customer locked his $300 mountain bike In the bade of the building. but when he came back out some time later, the lock had been cut and the bike was gone. • 1100 SW1flow ... Two men walked Into a con119nlence store and ran out carrying two 12-packs of beer valued at S7.83. • J.JOO Av.nu. of the Arts! A burglar slipped through a slid- ing glass door In a hotel room and stole $308 from a wallet but left the wallet behind. NEWPORT BEA04 • 10 blodc of Brellkwllter Drive: While a couple were vaca- tioning In Montana, • burglar broke Into their home through a window, ransacked the bedrooms and stole an und.termlned amount of jewelry and sterling silverware. • 4100 blodc of Newport Place: Three laptop computers worth $9,843 were reported stolen from a locked office. • 1200 blodc of West eo.st Hlghw_,: A thl.t broke Into a 1989 Range Rover and grabbed f100 in cash and a aedlt card on which he allegedly charged $800 before the owner could report the card stolen. • 700 blodt of VIII Udo Soud: An antique 18-karat gold ring and a $2,400 cartier 18-brat gold ring with a ruby center di~ appeared from the cabin of the owners 30-foot Sea Ray t>o.t. 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The committee outlined its sug- gestions Monday during a study session for the Oty Council, which reacted favorably to most of the recommendations for the stretch of boulevard that parallels the Costa Mesa Freeway extension between 19th Street and Mesa Drive. "Ninety-nine percent of the ideas I really like," Councilwoman Sandra Genis said. "I'm a little concerned about the suggestion of putting in a dual left-tum lane at the 19th and Newport intersec- tion." Genis said she was concerned the lanes might force traffic into nearby residential areas. The council also discouraged a propos- al to expand the city Redevelop- ment Area to include the portion of the boulevard targeted for revi- talization. But council members encouraged the committee to pur- sue a number of other options detailed in a report distributed during the meeting. Some of the proposals include encouraging motel owners to take credit card imprints from their guests or require payment by credit card only to weed out "non- creditable " individuals. The committee also suggested fonning a business improvement district to help fund prtvate securi- ty, lighting, informational signs and advertising. Other measures the committee will pursue include: • Incentives that encourage motel owners to convert their properties into senior housing. • Establishing a moratorium on new motel openings. • Charging a fee to motel guests who are responsible for "excessive· police calls. T HIS BOAT MAY BB BOUND FOR JAVA - Preparing for its formal launch Sept. 22, the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum ts busi- ly collecting all sorts of bamtcle· encrusted treasures. In this case, organizers are seeking to shanghai venerable members of the Goof offers Club, one of the most convivial assem- blages ever to grace the local scene. Organized 1if that's the word) back in the '60s, the Goffoffers never pretended to be a dvic club dedicated to lofty C4uses. 1bis is a morning bonding of good ol' boys, whose primary mission is to breakfast, swig cof- fee, and swap stories dunked in the heady brew of nostalgia. John Wayne was mugged there; L e., he was presented with a cup bearing bis name. He would attend kaffeeklatsches when his schedule permitted, and remained a member until some souvenir-seeking varmint swiped · bis cup from a shelf at Richards Market in Lido Villcsge. Accord- ing to his sponsor, Art Gron.sky, this sorta ticked him off, or words . roughly to that effect. jerry kobrin Oldtimers tell me that mem- bership requirements haven't been all that tough. One of the pioneers, the late Ned IDll,would hold a mirror against the inductee's mouth and. if a sem- blance of vapor formed on the glass, the guy was in. No females, though. 1bis rule was relaxed when dearly depart- ed Melba Smith continued monthly publication of the droll mopthly newsletter, the Goofof- fers Gazette, founded and edited by her husband, the pixyish Jud Smith, of blessed memory. Carpet Your Entire Home with Plush or Berber --·--',1 ''')00 for only '-1 '1' ~;:p ~ Commercial & Residential Flooring Full Line of Wool 4't Sbal Carpdlng Available 1904 Harbor Boulevard. Costa Mesa Corner of Harbor & 19th St. -~~~~~~~-Sun. 11-5 uc ~1 YOU NEVER SAU-SAGE SAUSAGE Or Such Delicious Food! Join Us For Lunch • Dinner •Sunday Brunch Catering Available For Any Occasion For Rese723-062el°ns Cill 2S I Shipyllrd Way • Newpon Beach The Goot~ers Gazette still lives, thanks largely to the dedi· cated efforts ot Newport'~ Bill Hancroft. a retired schooheacher and heroic WWII fighter pilot, who studied Homespun Journal- ism 101 under Jud and Melba Smith. Huscroft. 75, Dies to stick tO the historic publication sched- ule, which was erratic at best. Jttcbanl M. Nixon was a Goofotter. Others with name- inscribed mugs on the shelf at the Omelet Parlor in Costa Mesa, where the •Java junkies" now convene in the morning, include a roster of gents whose notable deeds are exceeded only by their ages. I mean, kids, we're talking here about some spry nonagenar- ians and centarians. BW Hamilton, whose Cannery Restaurant serves as a twice- yearly venue for the Goofqffers, bas joined business partner Gron- sky in trying to lure the coffee crowd into switching its daily seances to the museum's new Riverboat Cafe. Will the Goofoffers climb RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Your Dolor Coven Morel 1922 HAllOt llVD .. 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First to call, after reading that his longtime friend had gunned down the masked marauder with a .20 gauge was real estate developer Bob Brooks of New- port Heights. "I've been trying to reach Max to offer him a job,• said Brooks. "There's a shipment of gold com- ing into town, with me driving the stagecoach, and I'd )ike him to ride shotgun.· rrs NOT nm WORDS, LOUISA. rrs nm MUSIC - Multi-talented Louisa Arnold ot Costa Mesa says her brand-new hip is coming along nicely, and she'll soon be able to return to her beloved tennis competition. In the meantime, between writing poems and things, she's taken up acting. She'll make her stage debut Friday at Huntington Beach Playhouse with a •sman but juicy· role in Karen Ann Knotts' oomedy, •0at.es from Hell.· She plays a Jewisb matchmak- er, and says she needs my assis- tance in dusting off Yiddish expressions. For example. she'll be sighing, "Oyl • a lot. No problem. Louisa. 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"The tuba tel apaJt me oms lllgbt. and we bad to borrow a::hJetic lape fn:m the foolbaD team to rape It back together • MMr.:~/DMYND" a..t .-rnber 9z M Dietz fll* • emt.l fnm .......... ltob ema.om's ............. , g ... jii-=ke 1'1el1Uf. So for now tbe band musl ~.ue lbe loots and the whi:spets., conducted an mtemal invesbga- 1 tocene era and are m«e than boll and detemwled what bad 300,000 yeais old. bcsppened Aa:ordiDg to Urasbuna the fos- 1be school dastnct was equal-sl1s were labeled. caSalogued and ty alarmf:d when we nobfied kepi in a locked and boarded-up them.· Urashrma said ·1 m sure dassroom. Paleontologists locked the-re's a chscouragf:d dearung other samples in a dassroom dos- a ew that thought they were domg et to protect the spenmens from the most effJoent and thorough possible earthquake damage. Job. . nus extra protectrve measure The 17 boxes and bve plaster saved the fossils in the closet from WTap conta.mers heJd more than being disc.arded as well. 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'lbese are individuals who maybe jUSt need some assisted bving. who can't cook or maybe can"l compJetely take care of themselves.· Cowan said. "These are DOI gomg to be people who I need mtens:Jve medical or conva· lesceDI care. • Under other conditions nnpnsed on the plan. Armbruster must: •Limit the number of residents to 1.t. tmless bullding or fire codes Na•~ Ir ±CMll .._ Dlily Pib - jndicate ,...,. ,...., ... are nee-_, . • Umlt tbe number of care proriden oo the ~ at any ooe time to three. • PrcMde prod d It.ate bcens- tng. • Adm.it no one Into the facility under age 62. ,• Probiblt the facility's residents from parking their cars at or near the site. •Reconvert the tac:ility baclc to a duplex if the residential care usage is abandoned. SOFFER CONTINUED FROM 1 "We found them all to be a.nop- erable," Vadon said. ·w e even put new batteries in them to see lf they would start. None of them did." Now, Vadon said. 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In! -:4/ • ,. • • "" EYE-OPENER Long Beach Wilson takes Round 1 in water polo duel. QUOTE OF THE ' DAY "'Yoo can't do thta In '°'"'°"e ... pool ..• wit.en JIO'I ht:JL·~ a chan~. IJOU 've got to put tM ball auxzr .... -NEWPORT HARBOR POLO al.40/ BllL BARN1!IT barry faulkner Five Crowns ' prove to be ~leWtimate, • Corona del Mar's offensive line for real. 0 ne week does not a season make, but, for now it's all we have . So, after Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa and Estancia won, and Newport Harbor lost in last week's openers, here are a few observations: • lbe Corona del Mar High boosters may want to remove the question mark on the inquiry hovering over the cover boys on last week's program: Cd.M 's Greatest 0 -Wne Ever? The veteran group, nicknamed the •Five Crowns" line, paved the way for five first-half rushing touchdowns by junior tailback Tom O'Meara. And this despite the first-half absence of returning starter Kevin Stuart, sidelined until the third quarter for disciplinary reasons, while fellow senior Ryan Nelson stepped in. Nelson and Stuart were joined on the artistic cover by Richy Nichols, Jeff Bogdan, Nick Schaumburg and Tw Goode. • O'Meara, making his varsity starting debut, was apparently better prepared to deal with the Marina High defense than with the handful of reporters interested in inquiring about his record-setting performance at game's end. "I saw him asked one question that could have taken about four sente nces to answer, and he used about four words," CdM Coach Mark Schuster said. With a rare combination of Speed and strength. and the featured role behind the aforementioned talent in the trenches, it appears O'Meara will have plenty of chances to refine his interview skills. • Kudos to the CdM boosters for producing their best game program ever. Stocked with color photos, detailed player biographies, and some rather amusing photo captions (the lower right comer of page 51 was duly noted), the publication tops many collegiate efforts. • One CdM program photo identification, headlining a shot of uniformed seniors and cheerleaders on a yacht against the backdrop of Newport Harbor with "KINGS OF THE HARBOR," will. no doubt, find its way onto bulletin board of · Back Bay rival Newport Harbor. The two teams square off Oct . • '27 in the 3-'th Battle of the Bay. • Speaking of Newport : Harbor, it was clear that despite • lalllng for the first time in more : 1han 22 months, 20-7 to Orange, •the Sailors have certainly not : forgotten how to lose with class. • • Pint-year Costa Mesa : Coach Jerry Howell • acknowledged the community, : boosters and students responded • with positive feedback from : :rbunday's victorious debut, but • ottered this observation about : the Mesa football program. • "We're not the super program : a.round here, because water polo • (ranked No. 1 in CIP Division II • and second in Or,..riJJe County) is : king at the world. (Football is) : iust one of the contenders in • l>Mslon vm ... . ~ • Howell ts getting tome : i{lpert .umtance this fall from • fGnlier Mustang• bead coach : 1bm Beldwin, who ls relaytng his • ~bts over the bead phones .: fiom the press box. Beldwin 's grandson, : ~ore Ronnie Uevanot, • NW tome time at cometback in : tbe ~· opmer and .. No. 3 , "Oil the c:bart at~ • • Oile•n t1•11-wa &aPr* • -:r.·"' ~~'f•#< --·. • I . . . ) _ _..,, __ --___:'_ ..... DON LEACH I DALY Pl.OT Newport Harbor IDgh goalkeeper Graham Harvey focuses on a Wilson shot attempt ln Sailors' 11-10 overtime loss to Long Beach Wilson Tuesday afternoon. Round 1 in the books: Wilson, 11, Newport Harbor 10 • Six regulars sit out opener of Newport's nonleague season; late trims bring on the discipline, and Sailors wind up falling in overtime. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot the bench throughout, both junior varsity call-ups. Still, the Sailors had a chance in regulation, clinging to a 9-7 lead with 2:20 left in the fourth quarter. Senior driver Chris Seib, whose pair of fourth-quarter steals gave the Sailors scoring opportunities, scored on a penalty shot with 4:45 left, giv- ing the visitors their two-point cush- ion. ·But Wilson (1 -0), ranked No. 5 in the preseason CIF Division I poll, came back, as Sean McEachern loose ball near the edge of fhe pool. but four precious seconds ticked off the clock before a pass was throWIL No timeout was called. "I wanted a timeout, but he di6n't hear me,• Barnett said. •There are facets of mental situations in which we need to improve upon.• Peetz led Newport Harbor with five goals, while Seib added three and Schilling and Ben Green bad one each. Tar goalie Graham Harvey bad four saves. BELMONT SHORE -ln what is expected to be a season-long water po\o series betweeQ. two of the best teams in the CIF Southern Section Division I, New- port Harbor High and Long Beach Wil- son, the inaugural meeting started with a bang Tuesday at Belmont Plaia Olympic Pool scored with 2119 remaining on an Tars' Ben Green (2) lines up shot attempt. assist by Ryan Brown, and Adam Wright, the Bruins' returning All-CIP two- meter man, scored from the hole while working around two Newport Harbor defenders with 1:38 on the clock to send Defensively, Seib and Mike Kel- ley had four steals each, while Peetz had three and Richardson a pair. the contest into overtime. got to put the ball away.~ Wilson's Jeff Montooth scored first in overtime, his first of two goals in the extra three-minute period. Peetz broke a 6--6 tie in the third quarter, when he scored with 1:39 left on a no-look, backhand shot on a loose ball in the hole. ·we'll see them several times," NewJ port Harbor Coach Bill Barnett said of the Bruins, defending CIF Division I champi- ons, while referring to the likelihood of the Sailots clashing against Wilson in the finals of several top tournaments this sea- son, perhaps even the CIE title game Nov. 22 in this same pool. Wilson won Ro.und I, 11-10, in over- time. Newport Harbor (0-1), without six of its players because of "disciplinary reasons," reportedly because they failed to get their hair cut on time, had only two players on •1 don't 'qunk we played very intelli· gently," Barnett said. "At the end of the third quarter and the beginning of the fourth. we had a chance to put the game away and we didn't. We had several breakaway opportunities in which we didn't cash in. including once when we had a one-on-nobody breakaway and we could've iced the game. We didn't do that, Newport Harbor tied it, 10-10, when Mike Peetz scored on a rebound with 1 :51 left, following teammate Chris Richard- son's misfire from long range that rico- cheted off the side·bar. Montooth scored the winrung goal with 0:43 left from the hole, maneuvering around Bryce Schilling. Still, the Sailors. ranked No. 7 in CIF Division I and No. 3 in Orange County, didn't die. Early in the fourth, Schilling scored on a lob (5:46) to give Newport Harbor an 8- 6 lead, its third two-point lead d tbe game. Seib gave the Tars their fourth~ point lead with bis successful ~ sh ot. a.a Wilson 11, Newport ......... 10 Sc:orw by P9riodl Newport Harbor 3 2 2 2 1 -10 long BNCh Wilson 2 3 1 3 2 -11 Newport HMbor scoring-PMtz 5. Seib l , Schilling 1, GA!eO 1. Saves: Hatwy 4. and they came back. "You can't do that in someone else's pool ... when you have a chance, you've briefly in sports With 0:07 left in overtime, a Newport ,Harbor player beat Wilson's Brown to a Wilson scoring-Wright 4, Joseph 2. Mo11tood\ 2, McEach«n 2, Dilday t. Saves: Hill t 1. \t>lll'tH\11 Estancia poloists bury Valencia with avalanche of goals PLACENTIA -The Estancia High water polo team exploded ln Tuesday's season-opener, thrashing non- league host Valencia, 22-7, behind a team-high seven goals from senior Erle Wayman. SenioTS Joe Huang (five), Chad Bollenbach (four) and Mark Stephens (three) also led the scor- ing frenzy, while sophomore goalie Brian DeWilde added a goal of his own to e=ves. lsUndll u. ~ 7 Score by~ Estanc.la 8 8 4 2 -22 Valend1 4 2 0 t -7 Estanct. scorfng·Wiym•n 7, Huang 5, Bollenbach 4, Stephens 3, Peterson 2, O.Wllde t. Saves: OeWllde 8. Valencia scoring-Davis 2. Flynn 2, Sd'lelentz l. Worthington t. Saves: not 1valt.t>i.. CdM roDs bY, Los Al, 15·3 ' Alissa Scott added to the singles whitewash to help the hosts improve to 2-0. Cof'oM det Mer 15. Los Alamitos 3 Singles: Vaughan (CdM) def. Rosen- thal, 6-4, def. Brandfln, 6-4, def. Satele, 7-5; Wachtler (CdM) won, 6-4, 7-5, 6-2; Scott (CdM), won 6-3, 6-4, 6-t. ~l•s: Julian-Glasgow (CdM) lost to s. Ralll·M. Ralll, 3-6, def. Rudis-Tewe- les, 6-2, def. Egge-'Nong, 6-2; Perea· Harrington (CdM) lost 4-6, won 6-2, 6-3; Coleman-Rich (CdM). lost 2-6, won 6-4, 6-3. OCC wins in three OTs COS TA~ MESA -Rodrigo ATER de OUvelra's goal with 2:49 to p 0 L 0 pJay in the third overtime gave Orange Coast Col- lege a 9-8 nonconference water polo win over visiting Rio Hondo Tue day. Oliveira's goal came just 11 second into the sudden-deal}\ ov rUme after the two teams wer still tied foil owing two three- minute overtime pcrlOds. Oliveira also core<! the tying goal for th Pirat (2·2) in the second over· lime ~nod, nding the match mto udd n d ath. Onftte eo.t .. Rio .... ScioNlty,..... RloHondo 1 ) 2 2 t 0 O·I OfangtGottt 2 l 2 1 O 1 t ·t Ori~ COin KoMg' cM Ollveita , rr..ttM -i, luttchltt« 2. Ar'l(lenon 1. Slvft!~7. OCC women ramble MisA 0 : ~h~ lsoccERI Orange Coast College women's soccer team erupted for five second-half goals and romped to a 7-0 vtetory over visiting East Los Angeles Tuesday in a nonconference match. The Pirates (2-0) were paced by Re nee Ann trong, who bad a hat trick, and Josalyn Greenly, who notched a goal and two assists. Suzanne Abrams, Polly Gilford and Sommer Van Berckelaer also scored for OCC. East LA drops to 1-2-1. Sailors tmnble, 2-0 Mesa bounces Trabuco MISSION VIEJO -The Costa Mesa High water polo squad protected WATER I• POLO its top ranking m the CIF South· em Section D1vis1on ll poll m a big way Tuesday. winning its season opener, 18-5, over non· league opponent ltabuco Hills Driver James Comfort helped Mesa get off to a big tart by scoring three of hls team' four goals in the opening penod Comfort finished with a game- hlgh six goals. Roger Kimos added four goals and Robert Grayeli and Ryan Dandy, two apiece. In all, eight dillerent Mesa pJaye~ srored at least one goal. contnbuting to a lopsided 15· 1 advantagP after three quarters. Sean Hytton played a strong defensive game, notching ght steals, While Gr•y w aed.tt-1 ed with four . M goalie Ju$tln ~ylor bad three Hll to go along with his eightMvel. c.-.... -... Ps• ... I ............. 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Pio ............ :!:: ~ =r Blvd,. EW-PUBLIC NOTICE Dally Pilot ~ e, Olly Pilol Augl.a 23, 30, Dally Plot August 23, 30, Ody Pilot ~ 30, S.. Dally Plot ~ •• o.ay P'ilot s.~ e, Ody PiloC ...,,,.,., •• ..... ... ,.--" 13,20,27, 1995 W248 S.pt. •• 13, 11195 W203 Sept. e. "· 1995 w213 tembef •• 13, 20, 1"5w229 13, 20, %1, 19115 W240 13. 20, 27, 1995 W144 13,20.27,1915 W247 The lollowlng petSOn9 ... Thia l>u~ne" It con-Flotlttoue 8ualneA ~bu*wU as: 8 It. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICI PUIUC NOTICE PUIUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE I~ 3245 dl.KWd l>y: .,, lndMdull Nam. Stat"'9nt Waytleld, Or•ng1. CA ~,.~ doing Th• followtng persona .,. FlcUUou•...,.,. .. Flctlttoue •u .. nese FlcUtJoue au.lnffs Flotltlon 11u91,.. .. ,... ........... ""' .. FlcUUous lualne.a Floettt.u. au..,.... t2e68 Thomal Thompaon doing bullnett u : Chtllt-" .......... «Mnt N.,..Stetem•nt ....,.. ............ NalM ... ..,..... .......tat"'9nt .. ............... .. .......... Men. Wllljam MMl'I. :Jn5 Wrj· Thie Ntement wu nllld mu.;c.nfomla ~· 401 The tollowlng pel'IOnl are The tollOWlng petlOnl WI The tollowing ~ .,. The iolloWlng l*SOl'll .,.. The lollowllig '*'°"' ate The tollowtng penon9 ... The toloWlng per'IOnl we hid, Orwlge, CA 12tM ' with the County C.k of Newr.;: Cent., rive, ~ doing buslnHI u : dol~ bullnffl u : dol.ng l>utlnnl u : doing~ .. :~ doing ~ u : MEM doing butlne11 ••: doing bullnett u : A!AO-Thlt butlnen 11 con--: Orange County on Auguat ~ Newport Beach, Saeerf Image WOfk•. 1515 OH ~Group, Newport &.wt Coun4;ll, 500 ,Consulting Group, 14 1n1ernallon•I. 15123 Women'1 lnstltule of Sell mo4lve Eapoft•. 1 131 Bade ductlld by: 81'1 lndt"VtclUll • 2S. 1995 F81UM Lola L Stred. 20931 Bal-N. Knenw IC, Anaheim, 183 Monte Vitia •• Cotta ~ '--'-· Sull• 101, Paul Lane, LliQuna Nlgutl, 8rookhtnt 1248, Westmln-Help. America. 429 8elYue ~ OrM, N9wpott Beach. .....,. you lllalr1ed doing • Diiiy P1k1C Augull 30, S..,. &:::c., Clrcl•, Hunllngton CA82806 Meta. cal. 82827 ~ Beach, CA 92683 CA82917 ISM, CA 82883 Lane, 8~ CA 92061 CA82Ge0 ~.z::.v ... 1~ . Michael Roland Maxson Daw90n Hlf!U Jr., 183 Edward Sharp, 500 Fred«ldt ,._ Janc:zyn, ~ Ellzati.th Manlyama, Jeulca St Clair, 1 Ull John Ayd9n Srnlll\, 1131 Willlarn • 1embet e, 13, 20. 1"5W233 , CA 82648 4429 Kayle Ln.. Yorba Mon•• Vlst• 'B', Co11a ~ ~ SUlte 101, 14 Slllnl Paul Lane,~ , ISfootchurst 1246, Risa P\ac;e, Santa Ana, CA Bade e~ Oflve. NewpGf1 Thia ....,_,. WU llled PUIUC NOTICE Ji:~ ~~~·~ua1 con-Unda. CA 92688 Meta, CA 92627 Newport • CA 12663 Nr. CA 82111 Wn1mlnll«. CA 92683 92705 Beath. 92860 with the Cou\ty ca.ti of Thia buslneH 11 con-Thi• bu1ln1H It con-Thi• bu1lneH It con-T I• bu1lneu 11 con-Thi• bu1ln111 It con-This busln111 I• con-Thi• bualness 11 con-Orange eow.y on ~ FlctJtaoueluatne .. Have you llartlld doing ductlld l>y: .,, lndMdwll ducted by:.,, lndMdual duel.CS by: .,, lndMdulll ckict.d by: an h:Mdull duewd by. an lndMdual ductld by: an lndMdUll ducud by: an indMdual •• 1995 HS4e9 t bualnest yet? No Have you •!Med doing Have you l1at1ed dOlllQ Have you ltar1lld doing Have you at.n.d doing Have you •tarted doing Hiwe you s:IJIMd doing Have you •taned do.rig Dally Hoc $eJMl'nber 6, .._ ltat.....,t Lolt L Slrtil business r:? v ...... 14-95 bulineA r,rt No bullnett ~ No ~yet?No buslneu yet? No busltlesa ~ No bu_,~No The lolloWlog pet90nt are Thia 11&lement WU tiled MictiMI MIXIOO Dewson Wiii Jr. w...,,, Sharp Fred JarlC'Z'fl\ Mary E. Marvyama Jessica Clair John A Smill\ 13. 20. zr. 11115 IN249 ~ bullneta at: Alma-with lhe County Cler1< 01 ll\is statement WH filed Thie Slalern.nt WU filed Thi• statemanc wu filed Thia 9latemene WU filed Thls statement was filed This 11atemen1. wa flied DH gn Con•ultant, 17 Orange County on August with the County Cieri! ol with lhe County Clerk of wilh lhe Cowlty Cler1t of wi1h the Cou\ty Clerk ol with lhe County Clerk of with the County Clerk ol ~ =· Coron. del 29, 1995 F8S0518 Orange County on AUgust Onlnge Counly on August Orange County on August Orange County 0(1 Augul1 Orange County on August Orange County on August Put a few words . Al"'°"8 V. Sowa. 17 Cam-Dally Pilol S.ptember 6. 18. 1995 F855M8 18, 11195 FU5M5 24, 1995 FeH157 25, 11195 HH287 29, 1995 Fe58522 29, 1995 F8S0528 bria Offle, Corona cs.. Mar, 13, 20, 27, 1995 W238 Dally Pilot Augul1 23, 30, Dally Piiot Augult 23, 30, Daily Pilot August 30, ~ Daily Pilol ~ 30, s.p-Dally Pilot Sept1mber 6. Daily Piiot S.ptember 6, to work for you. CA t:le2S SepL 6. 13. 1995 w201 Sept. e. 13, 1995 w204 tember 8. 13. 20, 1995w228 t.mber '· 13, 20, 199SW232 13,20,27. 11195 Vt'241 13,20, 27, 1995 Y\1244 Thi• buslneH 11 con-PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 7 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE , csueted by: an lndivldulll Flctttloua BuslMH _LhlPilot Name Statement F1ct1Uoua Busan. .. Flctltlou• Bu•lne•• F1ctltlou• au.an.u Fictitious au.an.as Fk:tltloua BualneH Fictitious Bualn ... On the move? The following persons are Name Stat•ment Name Slatamant Name Statement N8M9 Stat•nMnt Name Statement Name Stat•mant doing t>Yslneas as: New· The following persont ar• The lol1owlng !*ION .,. The lolloWlng penons .,, The tollowlng perlOnl ar• The following persons are The following petsont ar• ._,..._P'Ol'f llAa.~ J CMTA MESA Sell your extra port Anesthesia Consult-doing t>Yslness as: doing t>Yslneas u : doing business u: ~ bullnnl a1: L & S ~ business u : Mow d o I n g bu s In• st a 1: anlS, 4000 Birch Str891, Dave's Roofing, 1788 Ken-Specialized Marl<etl~ 236 Olrkl FOfelgn Cat, 1725 Gift ~um, 2973 HM· the O<ld, 2S62·A Santa Ml<:tlael'• Slalnlest Service, household Sulll 102, Newoprt Beach, wood Pl., Costa Mesa, CA Ridler Av.., Cotta esa. Morvovla St., •&3. Costa bOt ., 225 Cotta Meu, Ana Avenue, COtta Mesa. 1788 Monrovia Av1nue, M2-5678 Items CA 92660 92627 CA-12626 Mes:a. CA 92627 CA 82628 CA 92627 eo.ta M~. CA 92627 In Cla$.slfled Fred Garcia, 4000 Birch David Rob1rt McEu1n, Dawn Marla Hewitt.. 1014 Dirk Specovius, 899 W. Lortl•I Cl•v•nt:'· 110 Timothy A. Elelnko. 2562·A Mlctlael Pel1r W1idlg, Str•et. Sult• 102, Newport 1788 K1nwood Pl., Costa Whhe Soils Way. Corona Wilson SI., Costa Mesa, CA Broedway, Cotta •sa. CA Santa Ana Avenue, Costa 1788 Monrovia Avenue, -- GENERAL 100%·1625 J406.3939 a.ASSIFllD HOURS POLICY Telephone 8am-5:00pm Rates and deadlines are m Cl subject to change without Monday-Friday nouce. The publisher BY PHO• reserves the right to censor. reclassify. revise or reject 2102-2744 553G-5540 Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm II e Monday-Friday (714) 642-5678 any classified advertisement. Please BY FAX report any error that may (7 14) 631-6594 be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily 27S0-2790 601CMOIO DAILY PILOT (Please include your name and ' Pilot & The Independent II II DEADUNES phone nwnber and we'll call you accept no liability for any M<>OOay ............ Friday 5~ back with a price quote.) error in an advertisement for which it may be Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pn BY MAILORIN responsible except for the 29Q0:.2t11 6102-6190 W~y ....... Tuesday 5:00pm PERSON: cost of the space actually II • Th\IOOay ........... Wednc:sQay 5:~ 330 West Bay Street occut>ied by the error. Credtt can only be allowed 1 Friday ....... ~ ........ Thlll'Sday ~:~ Costa Mesa, CA 92627 for the first insertion. • Cooler of Newport BM! & Bay St • • -,., ' COSTA.MESA 2624 NEWPORT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE SAN CLEMENTE CORONA 1076 DELMAR NEWPORT 2122 BEACH 2169 BEACH RENTALS TO 2669 SHARE LOST & 2724 FOUND 2925 5530 5530 \ '--------1BALIOA • COSTA MESA 1024 PBNllfSUlA CM't '""' to ....... tho .. ,..Job. around .. "°""' ....... 2107 ' "MDI llJ.DJ,Y, SIPllMIB 13. 1915 I ., don't ewe• .~e ..... ....... bid 11111111¥11 11&.N 17 OOmmand ,.~ 20=. ... 2' laoldr'lo match 23 WMh otf DOWN 2• Put -(uve up) t Hall 21 F111grant 2 The woman·• 29 fleeoNe 3 Cat engine conclullvelv coolert 30 Two plnta 4 Take 31 Glvtl advantage of 32 Knitting ltllCh 5 Small pels ••:H5 ~~ ~~ 38 Spirit In "TM 8 Alr·rille ammo 29 Writer Wiesel ..., !""P8•r 9 Waplll 30 Sentne -~ 10 More eicpenslYe 32 Ptimp 40 Try out 11 Fc:wward pan 3-4 Global 42 Smlt11'• kJn t2 Not llght 35 ·Do-others" 43 KlnM 13 Possessed 36 Clutter 45 cap.lze 19 Colofa 38 As W9ll 47 Greetings 22 Keet.a 41 Oklahoma city 48 Thantul a -1 offering 43 NaVlgator'1 aid !51 Stirred 25 Hog's flame 44 Spanish cheer 52 Licorice-like 26 Mofe certain 48 Drill through ttaYOrino 27 Summon 47 auc:cess "'53-... 'I08rt-"'ft' Eart_ha_,,,-_2't'!8!""Le-a118, kittyp.;..I -..-'l'li48~S~hF"o'"P.!p;., 49 Data 50 Feudal lotd 51 C.tcherl' 53~pel1 55 Unl1a of se=rv makerw 58 Alla• lealure 59 Fury 61 Mink or aable EACH lWFF IN JT8 TDD SJlOnufG 8oth ~Sooth dee1a. Aa1ect enthUli11t1c:au, ror • eo11uma-,.GOO-•DS•••••tl ation. Eu\ OYttf.OOk with the ICI to i- NORTH· •811 0'7$S OK84 •AK82 EAST •Vold . OAJ10942 0 JtO '1 •8743 80trl'B •AKJ 1043 0 81 OAQG 6J5 The biddi.nc. S0l1I'B fJEST NORTH F.A8T l• Pall! I • P .. 4 • Palll p-Pua Jead a third beari, and deicJaru anew ~ ~ ndfed with the c.. =:·.:.:.~~~~ •••••••• , Weat cowd not wait to nerru · · AUTOllOBD!S with the queen and ah.lA to a di• J iiiiiliiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiil~ 'iii'Ti;Ur:;a(iLiFuii'Y moncl. Oeclarer woo. clrew trumpe nCDTS 6075 1---------~ and claimed the rett ot the trickt, makini four-odd. BMW Had West'• nine of'lnadee been • Alrllne Tloket RT, 'iii&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil , .. -Anvwhere In USA/1• ---------i'U e1• 819Ck 2 door, tow card, We.ta overruft'would not Canada. t~&O obo '78 3201 Run• Oood GEO 9080 4 cyl, $3500 aafJ! have been costly even thouP tech· :Me.8H5. Lv mag. 86K ml. Od tocal car. ' Pie ... call ~ nicalty inc:orrect -the defend-. New Urea. Gt .. t eng. 7pm-lpm. 873-M4 should strive to maintain trump CHEAP AIR •1eoo 87S.321t '90 Metro LSI con-1 ________ _ lenrth. As the cuds lay, it coat Moat U 8 CI ti•• :.:-•::a.A. c~~~ TOYOTA 8210 them the contract. *-From 1180 (1•W}* BUIC• 9035 ... •From $3!50 (RT)• ~ new top, low ml, 1 SuppoH that. instead ofnif6tw, No Reatrlotlona owner. 37/0 mpg. '87 Plokup O.D .. Pia. West were to discard a diamond: t-800-3eo-e&02 •93 EL• LoacMct. lo Reglst pd thru Aug. am/fm ca.. lo IN Now West hH two trump trjcb ml. Ilk• nul orig owner '80· Xlnt cond. $449<>. new Urea, l(f~t ~ unlesa declarer can maneuvel' an look• & run• grll 714-45&-5969 Ive mag 13450 Call. 89tl3531 endplay. W}len declarer next ca.shes TRANSPORTAnON $2760 OBO. 9152-47115 ----------8115 the ace of trumps and diacovera the '84 Whit• RIVl•RA HONDA 9085 TRUCRS Opening lead: King of Q bad break, the only hope is to cub LOOf'tS LIKE HOT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Whether declaring or defending, the ace and kine of clube and rut1' a ~~~:rsuK~A~'g~~ •eo Aooord LX Clean • 84 c h•vv •·1 o 9220 it is vital to watch your spot.cards. club. Next come the ace and queen BOATS 7011 LUXURY CRUISER car, new engine, XCab at, ac. pb, .,., They can be the key to making or of diamond•, followed by a diamond ACTS LIKE BOTH bru.. & tlrea. Full tit, cc, am/fm, Ye, setting the contract. to the 1Un1. Now Weat and South power· 18" alloy 12500 OBO. 238-9210 North had a difficult response. are both down to nothing but •OS TON WHALER HI-GLOSS WHITE wt\eels. Auto looking •ea Tovota 4x4 SRt, 22' OUTRAGE. 1980 s ES for new owner, who Ac:e-kinr. king is a whit too much trumps. Declarer leads a trump HULL BRAND NEW RED PIN TRIP need• dependable xcab, fuel lnjec , for a simple raise, but North from dummy and ducks it to West. 1715 hp JOFiNSON SUNROOF AND tranapo. w/ atyle. loaded, low ml. 11f'te deducted a point for I.he flat shape West muat return a trump away O.B. hu 26 hra. New ~R~~~i'i>~ $9498 042·t820 :&:O':C>. ~-:~' and settled on two i padea, the bid from the queen into declarer's atHrlng cablea/con-POWER & EXTRAS 'M Aoocwd EX 4 dr most likely to encourage partner. tenace. and the contract is home. trola. Dual batta, •3700 848-a179 ad I/I I/ 80 la 1 1--------- Nortb was rewarded when South .we trust you f°';"'d the the win· ~~~~· o~t!:Fger:.'~~ ,81 L• Sabre LTD ~ed, atlllcnu. 6k ~1: VOWWAG!N 9235 ----1---+--+--e jumped to game. 01ng defe.nse of discarding a club mini, Stem ~ .. t. R• Loaded, xlnt cond, $18,200 firm 879-e874 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•" West led the.king of hearts, foJ. on tlie third ro~d or heart.a. That v•rHlbl• Pilot seat, 81k, 1 yr QM warr. •94 Acoord EX 4 dr •ea VW BAJA/STRE,IO' lowed by the queen when Eaat sigr leaves declarer with no re1ponse. Fore Sea\ StorH $11,500 p.p. 841·1878 adn, alt l/c 80 laga, BUG. le• GrMn, co'Gr. t-_ _... __ ..._ _____ ..... _____________ -t Porta Pottle. Dual Axle loaded, atlll nu. 8k ml. Brand New Motor ~ Traller. S14,900 obO. $18,200 firm 879-8974 Clutch. Excellent tun- FURNITURE 6014 MERCHANDISE PETS 4c C114> 84&-e34o. CADWAC 9o40 ~'::h:.o~~~f"!.. ~ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. 6015 ANIMALS 6049 POWER BOATS '83 c1maron Full HYUNDAI 9090 ~.fc:r'~~!k,, ~~:. Couch w/ matching power, orig owner w/ S2 500 848-e340 chair. -Fun Retro Print, PROBATE SALE Af>OPT•PET 7012 tan lthr Int. $1795 '88 XL QLS ac, 5apd, ,78 • S 8 Cle 4 months new $600. Bronzes Including Every Silt & Sun at OBO. 780-9384 aunrf, very clean. VI up•r enJ~ Call,&75-2178 Mongolian alave table, PETSMAAT, Fountain 24' BellbOuy, nybrldge, '83 Clmaron Full 12000 080. 238-9270 ~!50ci on:o. 491~ 5' bronze mermaid Valley. Puppies, kit· electronlca, trailer. 225 power, orig owner w/ '88 XL QLS AT, AC. evenings. 640..9188 table, 8' Blind Justlce, ten• and more, Ill OMC Chevy V8. $6950 tan lthr Int. $1495 PB, aunrf. 80k ml. ,82 Vanagon-blt eng. Qlrl'a oanopi bed, practlcalfy new. Incl mtchg sheets. apread. $235. Call 979-8534 King Iron Country Headbd/footbd. Verdi Green finish, one of Kindl $600. 548-3353 etc. Ivory Including 9' looking for lovlng, cat· Tak• auto In trade. pp OBO. 7eo-9384 S1895 nrm. 238-9270 nu pnt. snrf/alloy 9tn/ tuska, swords, Samurl Ing homea. CALL 597· 714-3n·8818 fm cua $2700 o eo. helmet, Iota of fuml-9037 for more Info. ture Including anti· FR•B to good home· 39' •-rav ExprHI CHEVROLET 9045 JAGUAR 9105 83W648 ev/wknd. quea, So\Jlh West cu· beautiful black & ~ '88, fully loaded, 600 '83 VW Rabbit Com1 rloa, wall cupboards, female Doberman, hrs, exceptional cond. ,72 Ch•V'll Nova 2•0, wht, alarm, nu Interior/ armolres, tables, apayed, very loving & $99,000. * 875-8128 V-8, auto. Good Trana. 19;0**~:;,**d•n* Plaa top, tire• & radio. 1 painting•, vuea, fish frlendly, 3.yrs-old. Needa TLC *** owner. good condl Klm"afi!.·•ens:&~:;:.tt, ia:e' ~wlBs, Louis xv, dHk&, Owner travela. Call SAIL BOATS 7014 $750 obO 831•7t48 Low Miles. Excellent S3000. 631.a852 '" "' aroque m rror 522-3540 daya SSO.. .Car $18,600 650-5885 new, $135. 722·7824 carved console, etc. 5804 evea • 178 CORVma Sliver •ee XJS Perfect Coo- Movlno . Love seat, 1240 Logan 411, Coit• 0 a Annlveraaty ed. Only dlUonl Red w/lAn Int•-------- -------------------------• 64"W, blue nowered. MHa. 10am-4pm ev· •muin hep AKC, 9 s• *t**** I I 31K orig mllea. $8200. rlor Cuatom wh .... lllSC. AUTO 128 Sofa table. aolld oak, eryday untll gone. moa. blk fem •payed. t nt•rnat ona 645-4253 1750o Finn 648-45141••••••••• XJnt temp. s:lOO. Own-470 Sall• Great! , 1• 54x18, gls Insert. $199 .,. moving. 97~7028 Traller $850 876-71552. 80 Z28 Cam•ro PS '95 Ranger Rover EMPLOYMENT DOMESTICS 5540 APPLIANCES 6011 ea, Ilka new. 960-1575 JEWELRY, FURS Kitten• Peralan Pedl.: 25' MacGregor '82 ~.e~ PW, :o~.d Auto County LWB. Demo • 5530 Pine Bookahetf cl••· & ART 6025 greed. healthy, CFA. Rebuilt 10HP t1onda, s:so • wore:.u.7~~i 5.000 ml. White/Tan 1 BUY ltJG A tJE 1', CAR" Llve•ln DavUm• Fri .. 18' Whirlpool w/ sic s1ylel 6'x 3' wide. $250 Call 722·5289 h .. d, atove, etc. Xlnt $47,000 850.5888 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ' • $395 631 8350 co-.... In Lido allp. '88 CAMARO IROC Companion, prefer lcemaker. Xlnt condl · • LUXURIOUS LYNX Movtng-muat find lov· ""' Teacher Aaat Come I I I F 0 0 "..... ., I I h f "' Id $4900/obO. 544-2800 lmmacl Blk, tinted JEEP 9110 ••nor ct zen. ree $150 B . 54.....,..12 Solld Oak Entertalnmt •• ength coat, IZ ng om• or v-yr-o wlndowa, Bose atereQ, :on~~~~~~~~u:,o~ room & bOard. Call for M•~I Waaher/Dryer. Ctr $299, 3-pc br aet med, gorgeous bar· AKC mil• Sheltle. Lido 14 Xlnt Cond alarm, phone, T-topa. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii or PT aft. UCI CAM· details. NewPort Bch Heavy-duty. Elec. $125. 650-4905 gain, $5000. 650..5862 Xlnt companion. Call 2 aet aalls. trailer & 5.7 V8, AT, full pwr. '89 Ch•rok .. Limited PUS/Irvine. Infant· (7l4) 548-45 12 $400 for Ht. R•frlg Norman Rockwell & Dall 979•7028 boat cover. 11000. 58K EZ ml, alnce new 4x4, wht, 1 owner. 1 800 332 537 4 Toddler or prHchool. $100 ............. 875-1788 Waterbed Frame, box-lllhos. over 20 yra Old, Save abuaed and (818) 891·2032 garaged. $8900. 458-loaded alt s10 850 ECE pref. 854-6030 --------Moving· QE Relrlg Ice apring & mattreaa $15, algned & numbered. abandoned peta. Be a 3946; pgr 217-8308 OBO. e75-7417 • TUTOR. Prr H's. MERCHANDISE maJcer:g11 ahlva. 3 y,.. 2-c:hra $25. 650-3900 PP. 474-8336 volunlHf/foater. Call •••••••• old. 1299 980-15715 114-1591-9037. $PEED 4c Math thru Trig. Chem, e101. foreign 1ang. coi. waeher/Drv•r 1140 MERCHANDISE BUILDING Sil BOATS 7016 DATSUN ------ANTIQUES 6 9060 MERCEDES 9130 CIASSICS 9250 ~~o~s~J~.3~;.2~~so.. ANTIQUES 6010 ~i :::.'::!:tor $176 MISC. 6015 MATERIALS 6030 ~~::sac 6059 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii W h I t e Ke n m o r • l!ntrv door w/ald• It.a liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _E_MP_L_O_YM __ E_N_T ___ , •BUYING ITBMS• Washer & Dryer $100 Oun S&W._ .357 Mag· arch heada, r11 .. d Babv Grand Plano SEDVIC.,S 5533 f~o:Ou~!'::!~·P!.i~; for both. 1538-7448. num, 81 In. weighted, moulding, atd •l.P, dk Uk• new. HI gloaa blk. ~ .i;;. CLASilFll!D wood, 1 k• newl $300. red mahogany. 2 HU, Worth H,000. Muat Inga. booka, furniture, It'• th• reaource you Call 65<>-e511 $1000 each. 6!50-4520 Hll 11,995. 1527·1854 -·-·· Pleue be aware that the nat1ng1 In this cat· egory may require you to call a 900 number In which there Is a charge per minute. etc. Immediate cash, top s. 873-6223 1Y mag can count on to aell a PLANT SALE ACRES myriad of merchan-Cement fountains $110, TRADE Thinking of having a garage alle? Give ua a cam CLASSIFIED 842-9878 dlse Item•. becauae bird bath• $20. 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