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l)y Julie Ross Cannon. Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA-Been see.
ing a lot of tykes <ll1 tricycles
around your ne@lborbood lately1
An abundance of pink and
blue "look what the stOrk
brough1" sigiis posted on your
neighbors' mailboxes?
You aren't alone.
Community members have
been telling school officials for
months to· brace themselves -
the invasion of the 4-foot,
Kool-Aid-drinking kindergart-
ners 1s on its way.
Guess what? They're right.
The district's fiscal services
office had pTedicted a 25%
increase in students over the
next seven years, with emoll-
ment to top 22,651 ih the 2002-
03 school year.
But after }.ast September's
surp~se of 200 une xpe cted
kindergartners, school officials
sought help from Bill Pieper,
consulting director for School
Services of California, Inc., just
to be·sure.
Pieper's recently rele ased
report shows the district's pro-
jection off by 1,134 students.
• SEE ENROLL PAGE 6
• More stude nts are
expected while money is
still tight, causing trustees
to search for other rev-
enue sources.
By Julie Ross Cannon , Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA-More stu-
dents plus no new cash is
equalling~ one big headache for
local school officials.
The district is scrambling to
find classroom space for the near-
ly 1,000 new students expee.ed to
pour into the district's 25 campus-
es th1s fall -624 at the elementary
level.
And as school board members
dive deeper into the problem,
some say the district might have
ENROLLMENT PROJECTIONS THROUGH 2002-03
Current enrollment for Newport-Mesa Unified School District is 18,094
1 --t7 '17-91 ·-"'--_.__ 'M-19 '99-2000 20Q0.01 '01.Ql '02.QJ
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18,906 19,695 20.~ 21,064 21,573' 22,073 ll,651
c:. ......... 19,072 20,013 20,910 21,745 22,468 23,124 23,785
• The district hired School Services of Califomla, Inc., to check its projections.
to spend money received from the
sale of school property to reopen
eleme ntary schools.
"It might tum out that 'way
because to me the greater P.riority
as a board member is providing a
space to handle the increase
enrollment,· 1hlstee Ed Decker
said. ·
"The deferred maintenance
needs are ffiere ... but if we have
to patch a roof for a year or not
asphalt, my feeling is we would
have to do that instead of not
openmg a school," he said.
1hlstee Jim Ferryman said he
also sees the district reoperung
two schools witltin the next few
years. _
A few months ago, board
members. had looked at selling
the 6.25-acre Monte Vista School
site -valued at about $3.5 nul-
IJon -to raise money for school
maintenance needs. They took
the site off the market Feb. 27,
1 hoping instead to sell the 18-acre
Costa Mesa High School.farm for
nearly three tunes as much
When community members
packed the school board meeting
to oppose that sale, district offi-
cials pointed to a $15-million List
of deferred maintenance needs as
the reason.
Last week the Daily Pilot pub-
IJshed the list, along with the
arnountannuallyspentonrepairs,
This week the district sent a
letter to aty officials, unoffiaally
offenng to sell the farm . The
property was last appraised at
$8 8 million, ~upenntendent Mac
• SEE CROWDING PAGE 6
\\ \ I< \I I '\. (I I I' Council to
An anxious competttor shoots a quick smile tn the direction of a friend at the start ot Sunday's Weguard bials ln Newport Beach.
Participants from around Southern California 1dash and
splash' off Newport Beach in hopes· of becoming lifeguards
Story by DAVID SILVA + Photos by LEAH HOGSTEN, Dally Pilot
N E WP 0 RT
BEACH -Like a
scene straight
out qf "Baywatch,"
doze« of 'prospective
heroes of the surf braved
chilly· wateu and stiff
competition Sunday
momin for the annual
Newport -Beach--llfe-
guard trials.
Bighty·three appli-Tom Zavala. left; ...... a~ olat-
cantl from across South-ment tnto the chest of hll eon, Tommy.
em California turned
ified for the vaunted title
of lifeguard trainee.
"We'll be inviting 40
of)he candidates back
for ·the 'paperwork
stuff'," said Newport
Beach Marine Safety
Lt. Jim Tu.mer. •They'll
be given 65 hours of
training on weekends
beginning in May. We
teach them first aid,
CPR, how t~ · rescue
people from dangerous
out_ for the !!vent -l a grueling, 11200-yard
•dash and splash• from the rock jetty near
l8tJi Street out to. the J>uoy_$ near NeW}>()rt
Pier and \iick to shore. Pewer than bait qu8.l-
situations, and how to prevent them."
The top quallfy1ng candidate at Sunday's . .
It._ overl Su PlelUo, top, lbares
warmlll .ad a.ughter wtth
boyfrlead Steve Buikbalter after
8urlr.balter coliapletecl tM We-:
paid tnlDlng uerdM ln N W•
port 9Mda SUday. Aboat 13
appllcmdl compee.d; oaly 40
90ftd -to ........ q9AIUytDg
lt•danl.
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push foiward
on shopping
cart issue
• Higher costs to Costa Mesa, store own-
ers are at stake at tonight's meeting.
By D~vid Silva , Dally Piiot
COSTA MESA -The City Council will com\der
tonight several possible changes to its shoppmg cart
retrieval program -changes that could result m
higher costs to the aty and store owners.
Costa Mesa launched the shopplllg cart abate-
ment program in December 1994, lunng a company
-called Unlimited Contracting Service to collect aban-
doned shopping carts throughout the oty. The crty
recoups some of the estimated $54.430 annual cost of
the program by charg-
ing shopping-cart
owners $12 per cart
collected.
But at the request of
10 local merchants,
Costa Mesa now
requires Unlinuted
Contractmg to give
eart owners a 24-hour
period to collect theu
+The Costa Mesa City
Council meets the first
and third Monday of
each month at n Fair
Dr. Tonighrs meeting
begins at 6:30 p.m. For
more infonnation, call
754-5223.
carts themselves. Unlirruted does th.ls by tagging
carts Wlth the date and b.me they were first spotted
and retrieving them only after 24 hours have passed
The company cla.uns the tagging requirement costs it
,$9.72 .per cart. ·
Tabled for discussion at tonight's regular counC!iJ
meeting is whether the company should be paid an
additional $10 per cart as reimbursement for the tag-
ging services. The oty's contract With Unli.rruted
expired March 10.
U the council renews the company's contract and
provides compensation for the tagging, city staff esti-
mates the cost of the abatement program would
jump to about $74,000 a year. The council might then
pass the added cost on to store owners by doubling
what they now pay for retrieved shopping carts.
According to Councilwoman Mary Ho'rnbuckle,
such a fee increase is unlikely. Once store owners
have reclarmed "tagged• carts, Hornbuckle said, it
would be difficult for the city to charge them for the
service. And the city has discovered it'~ d1fhcult
• SEE CARTS PAGE 6
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• MONDAY, MARCH 1, ~996
.. . FinallfJ, som~ television
programs with good taste -----------.Eee Kl N c;=e~EIE
T here's something about a
man in an apron. I'm not
talking about Milton Berle,
here. I'm referring to the ensem-
ble chefs featured on the Televi-
sion Food Network, a relatively
new cable station devoted to 24-
hour, onginal prograrpming on
the culinary arts.
As Irish as Costa Mesa can get ·
What the sitcom "Friends• has
apparently done for the self-
esteem of Generation X, the
Television Food Network (or
"TVFN", as it is known) has,
done for my culinary libido.
Sure, there are plenty of
female chefs featured on the sta-
tion's daily menu. [n particular, I
enjoy "Too Hot Tamales" with
Mary Sue Millken and Susan
Fenniger. Susan Fields, of Mrs
Fields fame, also hosts a regular
dessert show, but I get a little
weak in the knees considering all
the cookie dough that must be
lodged beneath this woman's
unusually long, yet well-mani-
cured fingernails.
The male chefs of the TVFN
line-up, however, are the ones
who have captured my taste
buds. There are robust Italians
such as "Mollo Mario" and intel-
lectual epicureans such as David
Rosengarten. But they all know
how to make shallots and sword-
fish stand at attention.
These are not the fussy artiste
chefs of the '80s who occasionally
delivered something to eat with a
dainty plate of ai:t...._ 'Fhese are
kings of the kitchen. Captains of
good cuisine. Men with knives.
And they clUl't afraid to deep try.
They all wear their dish towels
Wee holsters, and when they fire
11p a grill, man, it SJnokes.
Watching them manipulate
mgredlents gives me the kind of
t.hOll that sports fans must find
\Witching adroit ballhandlers.
M-y favorite in the linetlp of
cooks-for-view is the irre-
pressible Emenl Lagasse. In his
nightly show titled "The Essence
oU~meril." lb.is "Nawlirls" -based
NSlaurateur shows his viewers
bbw to tum any meal irlto a
table-top event.
• The "essence• is his signature
*nd of ground herbs and
!lpfces, which he dispenses llber-
aDy over just about all of his
dishes
Emeril may not possess typical
pfirne-ume pretty boy looks, but,
to me, he is the GeQrge Clooney ol TVFN His squared-off jaw
and bnght black wavy hair frame
a face that, well, in his words,
"you just gotta love."
Whether he's grating fresh
horseradish for his potato timbale
or stuffing a chicken with tanger-
ines, Emeril serves up generous
po_rtions of charm with his origi-
. peggy
normandin
nal cuisine.
I d&re you not to fall irl love
with this guy.
The other night, in his episode
devoted to St. Patrick's Day fare,
he put his usual twist on the tra-
ditional by creating a corned
beef and cabbage strudel roll. He
rolled up his Irish mixture into
buttered phyllo dough and cra-
dled it onto the baking sheet
With the care of a daddy dressing
his baby.
As he put it into the oven, he
leaned back over his shoulder
and said to his television audi-
ence, "Heyl Don't you even thlnk
of walking away from me now."
Before each commercial
break, he promises to "kick it up
a notch" with the next.recipe.
His instructional monologue is
seasoned with lots of • Ooooh,
baby, this is gonna knoooock
your socks off" and "Man, I'm
surprisin' myself here." "Can
you smell this? I'm ask:in' you ...
can you sinell this gawlic7
Hoooey!"
It's no wonder I start to feel
just a little sauteed every time I
hear the smokey, bluesy melody
which opens his every show.
Emeril shakes out his magic
red "essence• with the flourish of
a man rolling dice at a craps
table. "Baro!• he asserts with
every application.
O f course, when I try this at
home, the effect comes
aCl"OIS .more like that of a "splat~
sat.her lbaa a "bam," but then I
suppose that's why Emeril is
cooking in a state~of-the-art
kitchen for an audience of 16
million American viewers and
I'm performing to a 1954-vintage
Chambers range with a small
single oven.
Sure, there are those who will
contend that you get more sizzle
from shows such as "Baywatch"
or •Melrose Place" but, for me,
TV doesn't get any hotter than
Emeril arid the cast of TVFN.
• PEGGY NORMANDIN's Tlme Out col-
umn runs Mondays.
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: : FOR NEWPORT-MESA UNtAEO SCMOOl otSntlCT ElEMENTMV ...
: Offered every day chUled applesauce, choice of milk.
·' 1. Turkey and cheese on a 4-
•• Jnch roll • 2. Student mlnichef salad with
. lettuce, carrot sticks, cheese, 1un-. power nuts, graham a.ck.en, fruit.
"• 3. Garden or green salad coo-
)lsts or lettuce, shredded carrot, red
~abbage and garden peas. ·
• Choice of milk with all items. •
~Monday ~ Rib-E-Que on a hoagle 1011· or
J:hlcken pa.tty sandwich, ketchup
end mustard, oven-baked tater tots,
• l:hoice of fruit, choice o' milk.
0
Toesday
Pork fajita plta sandwich, let-
• tuce, tomatoes aod cheese/solsi,
Wednesday
Chiclcen-frled steak with rice
aJ)d gr4vy, seASO.ned green beana, ,
pineapple cup, choice of mllk1 tree
actMty book.
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• EDn'09'S IJCPICT the poor wrflch-
• es who write history columns to find
timely local tie-Ins for holidays -
haunted houses for Halloweeni a
plac.e whe<e George Washington
slept. some reindeer hoofprints, the
Easter Bun~J~:ll In Newport Bea<h and Cost.a . our ghosts are pret-
ty Wimpy •nd George was a no-show,
but sure, and we have had the
proverblal lud< of the Irish with this
OM ••••
0 n his birthday, March 8,
1947, a young Catholic
priest was assigned to
start a parish in a small agricul-
tural community on the Orange
Coast. His name was Thomas
Nevin, He was 6om in Offely
County, Ireland, in 1904 . arid
immigrated to the United States
in•1930.
Seventeen years later, he
arrived in Costa Mesa -a few
houses and a small business dis-
tricr surrounded by barley fields,
orange groves and weeds.
"There wasn't a stop sign
between Santa Ana and New-
port Beach at that time, I don't
think," he later recalled. On St.
Patrick's Day, he celebrated his
first mass for a congregation of
140 in Giauel Mortuary on
Broadway. -
In a few months he had
moved a chapel from the closed
Santa Ana Army Air Base to a
lot on Orange Avenue, and St.
Joachim Catholic Church was
born with 130 families and more
signing up each Sunday.
The church was sunounded
by pepper and tomato fields at
first, and Father Nevin had to
commute from Orange as he
couldn't find -a house to rent in
Costa Mesa. In 1949, the rectory
was built and a parish school
begun as construction of other
houses began in the neighbor-
hood.
Father Nevin remembered
wanting to be a priest from
childhood. ~ w~ ona. o1 s~
children in bis tamil~ ICllko-
rmac in Offely County, Ire-
land, whe{e there was a sur-
plus of priests. When he was
ordained in 1929 at the age of
25, he was released from bis
home parish to come to the
United States.
Being in poor health· at the
time, he was sent to the mild cli-
mate in Los Angeles where one
Catholic diocese stretched from
Santa Maria southward to Coro-
nado. He served as pastor at
Loyola Ma.rymount school, col-
lege and hospital for nine years
Drivers needed to help
with Mobile Meals
Friends in Service to Humani-
ty and Hoag Hospital are look-
ing for eager and people-friend-
ly volunteer drivers for the
Mobile Meals program to deliver
meals to its elderly and ill,
homebound clients.
FISH and Hoag Hospital hope to
add two more delivery routes to the
six routes already in existence by
July 1 to cover areas as tar as Coast
Highway and up to the Santa Ana
Heights area before Bristol Street.
All age groups are encouraged
to volunteer but are required to
have the ~ of a car and be
licensed, insured drivers.
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Found.Ing Father ~on.signqr lbomu Nevin stands before St. Joacblm's Catholic Church tn 1982.
before getting his assignment to
Costa Mesa. ,
He was raised to the rank of
monsignor in 1974. · When he
retired in 1982, his successor,
the Rev. Kenneth Krause
recalled him as "Uie life of the
parish." He had married the
children and the grandchildren
of the original members of St.
Joachim. he ha.d overcome the
prejudice of Protestant n eigh.
bors and instituted the Newport
Harbor Interfaith . Council, a
place where religious leaders of
all faiths come together to dis-
cuss common concerns.
He saw his church grow so
much that in 1958, be launched
a second' Costa Mesa parish. St.
John the Baptist, which became
independent in 1959. His birth-•
briefly in the news
At least 20 volWl.teer drivers are
needed to be available to deliver
meals to elght clients at least once a
mdnth on a regular basis. Meals are
delivered Monday through Friday
and training for routes is provided.
Call 645-8050 to volunteer or
for more infonrtation.
-By Jennller Won
YWCA luncheon will
kick off fund-raiser
The YWCA will recognize and ·
honor its Humanitarian of the
Year and present Ui.e BettY L. Hut-
ton Williams Award during a
•n;bute To Women• luncheon on
March 28 at the Sutt.on Place
Hotel in Newport Beach.
YWCA President Fran
Williams and Vice President
Shirley Ralston will announce the
kick-off of the Capital Campaign
in the amount of $500,000, which
will complete the funding needed
to begin the addition of 58 low-
cost studio apartments to the
existing· YWCA traditional hous-
ing facility, to be called Sycamore
Place.
Honorary chairperson for the
event is Marjorie Fluor Moore,
with special guest Maria Chavez-
·Wilson, president of the United
Way of Orange County. Celebrity
emcee is NBC newscaster, Kelly
Lange.
Tickets for the event, which
begins at 11:30 a .m ., are S6P
day, the parish birthday and St
Patrick's Day were always cele-
brated together as a. joyous
occasion by the Ladies Guild.
Monsignor Thomas Nevin
died in 1989 after nearly six
decades in the priesthood. St
Joachim Church stands testa-
ment to a lucky St. Patrick's Oay
for Costa Mesa in 1947.
-Compiled by Anne Sptnn
per person .
• • .
For more information, call the :
YWj;A event office at 542-3571.
Team captains
sought for MS Walk .
I
l
The Orange County Chapter ·
of the National Multiple Sclerosis '
Society seeks enthusiastic people
to become team captains for its
MS Walk for Multiple Sclerosis.
The Walk is a one-day event ;
tb.at will take place April 14 in :
Newport Beach. ldeal candidates '
are willing . to recruit friends, :
loved ones and co-workers to :
walk for the fight against MS. '
For more information, call 754-•
1680. : -. ,
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blewpon BacblCoeta Meta Daily Pilot MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1996
Buchanan~ bumbles come as
no surpris<J to Rohrabacher
Group celebrates contributions made by women
NEWPORT BEACH -attention to the virtual absence
Clothe•lines holding up the of the roles of women in history
images and biographies of great books.
women set the stage at "The whole purpose is to
Mariner's Park Sunday morning show that there were mJtny,
for the third o.nnual celebiation. many women in history who
of •wrtte Women Back Into His-made great contributions and
tory. • tremendous sacrifices," said
Darcy Schacher, Karalee Han-
son and Stacey McGonical also
spoke at the event.
•wnte Women-Back-Into His":
tory" wa,s founded three years
ago by Newport Beach r"8iident
and PTA activist Janet Hadley.
Accord.mg to Hatton, Hadley
started the•group after noticing
no women W'e'nrinduded b'ra~
Kaiser Primary School program
highlighting famous Americans.
A s Kansas Senator Bob ..
Dole continues to drain
away every bit of life from
tJie upstart campaign of Republi-
can Pat Buchanan, it's obvious
even the March 26 California pti-
IJlary can't help the fiesty politi-
cal commentator.
· And that's just fine witb Dana
~hrabacher, the Republican
oongressman who represents
Costa Mesa and part of Newport
Beach.
· Rohrabacher 'said he's already
lived under one Pat Buchanan
regime, thank you very much.
·r worked for Pat in the White
House,• Rohrabacher said. •
As White House communica-
tions director, Buchanan was
Rohrabacher's boss when the
congressman was a speech
writer during the Reagan Admin-
istration.
And Rohrabacher said he's not
the only ex-Patriate who feels
that way.
"No one who-worked for him
bas endorsed him for president,•
he said.
Even still, Rohrabacher said
Buchanan can cause lots of heart-
burn for the Dole campaign if
things don't go Buchanan's way.
For example, rumors of Dole
piclPng a moderate, middle-of-
the-road Republican like Gen.
Colin Powell or New Jersey's
Gov. Christine Todd-Whitman to
be his running mate are recipes
for disaster, he said.
Doing that could cause
Buchanan and his l~orth of
suppotters to m the party -TqP,e~chers to
~eL'eive grants
The Newport-Mesa Schools
Foundation will announce its spring teacher grants April 29.
Wrth the assistance of The ·
Irvine Co., the foundation will
honor one innovative teachers
at each Newport-Mesa school
with a $500 grant.
The money may be used
for proposal n~eds. such as
materials, equipment, filed
trip transportation and
stipends for guest speakers.
Teachers are encouraged
to submit their ideas for
incorporating creative envi-
ronmental programs into
their class's curricula.
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-basically ensuring Bill Clinton a
November victory party, he said.
"The thing that will pre'O'.ent
us from winning is if Pat
Buchanan jumps ship, and
because of his ego, he's going to
end up sinking the Republican
ship.•
To forestall that, Robrabacber
said Dole should stick with a
conservative running mate.
"The person he should have is
a young, conservative person
from Orange County,"
Rohrabacher said.
•And that person shouldn't
have a beard," said the
whiskered congressman.
Rohrabacher said he'd like to
see the 72-year-old Dole choose
Newport Beach Congressman
Christopher Cox as an appeal to
the generation of 30-and 40-
year-olds.
But would Rohrabacher take
the offer?
'
"It would tUe away from my
surfing," h~said. . a
CAN BOB BEAT BIU.7
Chris Cox or no, many pundits
say an older, stiff, often dour-
looking Dole will have a hard
time beating the younger Clin-
ton, whose gift of gab is rarely
questioned.
Even a recently published poll
showed Clinton beating Dole in
Orange County, a. Republican
bastion.
But as for Dole's poor poll show-
ings, Robrabacher says pshaw.
"Bob Dole with one arm can
beat Clinton any day,• he said.
"What's going to win it is the
integrity factor. The American
people don't want to buy a car
from someone because he's got
charisma and they don't want to
elect a president for that either.•
Clinton he said is at the peak
of his popularity tight now, and
he's headed for a downward fall,
said Rohrabacher, predicting an
ugly presidential campaign.
"It's downhill for Bill."
And what about the chance
Ross Perot could jump in the race
and ruin Dole's chances?
•People have caught on to
Perot," Rohrabacher said. "ThE:Y
know he's a nut and he's a bil-
lienaire with an ego problem."
• TONY DOOERO is the Daily Pilot's
news editor. Send your political news to \
him at 330 W. Bay St .• Costa Mesa, Ca.
92627, or fax, it to 646-4170. Or, you can
contact him at 540-1224 ext. 323.
About 100 people congregat-Hatton, a 56-year-old resident of ~rat' 8:30 a.m. for the event, Costa Mesa.
wmch kicked off with aerobic .After returning from the
warm·ups and a three-mile walk walk, participants listened to
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tion fee is $49. Por more informa-
tion. call 432-5880.
lvOGAIMEDrTATION WORKSHOP
: Attendees will learn a Qa.l·
anced proqram of exercise
breathing, deep relaxation and
pnagery techniques at Orange
• Coast College's yoga/meditation
workshops from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
on Mondays through April 29.
~egistration fee is $45. For more
~ormation, call 432-5880.
FOREIGN POLICY DISCUSSION
: Weekly foreign policy discus-
sions continue from 7 :30 to 9 p.m.
et St. Mark Presbyterian Church,
~2100 Mar Vista, Newport Beach.
;I"onight's topic is •Africa: Should
Uie US Care?"
SPANISH FOR KIDS
Orange Coast College's •col-
lege for Kids• progyam offers
"Easy Spanish for English
Speakers,• a four-week class for
~dren age 8 to 14, at Adams
School, Room 17, 2850 Club-
house Road, Costa Mesa on
Tuesdays and Thursdays from
3: 15 to 4:30 p.m. Registration fee
is $29. For more information, call
-432-5880.
SENIORS MEET
Seniors Actively Giving Enrich·
ment meets the third Tuesday of
every month at 2:30 p.m. in the Mul·
tipurpose Room Side A. Costa Mesa
Senior Center, 695 W. Baker St,
Costa Mesa. Attend to find out what
is going on at the center and sug-
gest activities or programs that you
would like to see at the Center. For
more infoimation, call 645-2JS<>.
FREE TAX ASSISTANCE
Costa Mesa Ubrary is offering
free tax preparation assistance on
a first come first serve basis
through April 3 from 5 to 8:30
p.m. in the community room of
the library., 1855 Park Avenue.
Taxpayers should bring all forms
and pertinent records. For more
information, call 646-8845.
MEASURES T & S LUNCHEON
The Corona del Mar Chamber
of Commerce's business luncheon
is at 11:30 a.m. at the Five Crowns
in Corona del Mar. the program
will have Bruce Sumner and John
Moorlach on Measure T and
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George Argyros and Pat Bates on
Measure S. Reservations are
requested. For more information,
call 613-4050 .
COMMUNITY AS$00ATIONS LUNCHEON .
The Orange County Regional
Chapter of Community Assecia-
tions Institute will hold a lun-
cheon at noon at the Sheraton
Newport Beach. The topic. of the
ncheon is "Updating Your
CC&Rs," discussing the legal
requirements for reviewing and
updating governing documents of
homeowners associations. The
cest is $38. For more information,
ca\1380-7360.
COUECTING ART
The Newport Beach Friends of
the Ubrary will present Michelle
T. Carter in an informative talk,
·collecting Art: Where To
Begin," at 12:30 p.m. at the Sher-
man Ubrary and Gardens, 2647
E. Coast Highway, Corona del
Mar. Admission is free. For more
information, call 673-2261.
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YOUTHNET NIGHTS
The Newport Beach Central
Ubrary will have a series of semi-
nars to familiarize junior and
senior high school students with
the online catalog and other
library resources. The first free
event is tonight from 7 to 8:30
p.m. with subsequent seminars on
.April 18 and April 23. Preregistra-
tion is required. For more infor-
mation, call 717-3801.
PARENTS WHO CARE
Parents Who <;::are will present a
program on "Then Sex in the '90s •
from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Uttle The-
ater, Corona de1 Mar High School,
Newport Bea~. Dr. Allyson M.
Brooks offers a reality check on
teenage sexuality and Unda Leser
teaches how to talk to teens about
sex and p~ them to make
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SUNRISE IN NE'Wf()RT
The Business Development
and Dolphin$ Divisiops of the
Newport Harbor Area Ownber
of Commerce presents •1001
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tions, ~ featuring best-selling
author and Blanchard training
executive Bob Nelson at 7 a.m. at
the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W.
Coast Higbw(ly, Newport Beach.
The cost is $-f7 for members and
$19 for non-members and
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DRESS FOR THE JOB \.
"Dressing Right for the Job• i9
the title of a free two-part work-
shop from 12:30 to 2 p.m. today
and March 26 at Orange Coast
College's Re-Entry Center, Room
106 of the Counseling and.Admis-
sions Building. For more infonna-
tion, call 432-5162.
WHDNFSDAY
MEN'S FEUOWSHIP BREAKFAST
The Men's Fellowship Break-
fast of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church will have it's weekly fel-
lowship from 7 to 8 a.m. at
Dierenfield Hall. 1bis week John
Campbell will speak on "What
Noah and I Have in Common.•
The cost is s2.50' and all the men
in tpe community a.re invited. For
more infonnation, call 631-2880.
RELATIONSHIP BOUNDARIES
Orange Coast College's Re-
Entry Center offers a free two-part
workshop on "Healthy Boundaries
in Your Relationship• from noon to
1 :30 p.m. today and March 27.
~ ~ Kay Steaveiu will ~~ti toward improv-
ing the&r relati<Joshlpl, Por more
lnfortnadoll. call 432-5162. -•
OIW. ROIERTS
Evangelist Oral Roberts wilt:
speak at the Newport Mesa lrviqe
Interfaith Council Luncheon ·
today at St. Andrewsl'resbftertan
Church, 600 St. Andrews Road
Newport Beach. Seating tt-limiteq
and lunch reservations at $5 per
person are necessary. For more
information or reservations, call
548-4942.
CYMBIDIUM ORCHIDS
A class on cyr:nbidium orchids
is offered at 9:30 i-.m. at Shennan
Library and Gardens, 2647 E.
Coast Highway, Corona del Mar.
Covered in the seminar will be
bow to select orchids, soil mix,
repotting and dividing, fertilizing
and growing conditions. Registra-
tion is $25 and preregistration is
required. For more information,
call 673-2261 .
NEWPORT BOAT SHOW
The 23rd Annual Newport
Boat Show is today through 24th
at the Newport Dunes and Udo
Marina ._yillage, Newport Beach
from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday and from 10
.a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sun-
day. Admission is $8 and children
12 and under are free.
THE INSIDE EDGE
Desmond Berghofer and
Geraldine Schwartz, co-founders
of Creative Leaming Internation-
al, will speak on •Leaming for
Leaders: A Matter of Soul• from
6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scott's Restau-
rant, 3300 Bristol, Costa Mesa.
The cost is $15 for first time guests
and $35 for others. For more infor-
mation, call 130-5050.
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BUSINESS AFTER HOUM
..A special Tri-City BUline11
After Hours ls from 5 to 7 p .m. at
• the Holiday Inn Select. 179" t Von
Kannan, Irvine. The event
Includes members ol Newport
Co.st.a Mesa, Irvine Chamber. of
Commerce memberi u. well es ..
guetts fram these areas. The cost
is $10 for non-members and free
tor members. For more informa-
tion, call 729-«00.
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~RNATIONAL FILM FEST1VAL 1 The Newport "8each Intema ...
tional Film Festival's opening
Bight piemiere is tonight at '
Edwards Big Newport with ·a
teception at the Hard Rocle Cate.
Par more information, call 851-6555 .
WOMEN'S CHOIR PROGRAM
The Women's Choir of the Col-
lege of St. Catherine, St. Paul,
Minnesota, will present a pro-
gram at 1:30 p.m. in the Multipur-
pose Room of the Oasis Senior
Center, 800 Marguerite, Corona
del Mar. The concert is free. For
more information, call 644-3244.
WOMEN IN UTERATUR~
• ~eaders Theatre in celebration
of Women's History Month pre-
sents "Women in Literature:
Down Thro the Ages,• from 'The
BOok of Proverbs' to 'The Heidi
Chronicles', at 7 p.m. at the New-
port Beach Library, 1000 Avocado
Ave., Newport Beach. For more
information, call 717-3800.
COSTA MESA ART LEAGUE
The Costa Mesa Art League's
general meeting and demonstra-
tion is at 7 p.m. at the Costa Mesa
Community Center, 1845 Park
Ave., Costa Mesa. This month's
demonstration is by sCulptor Vic-
.tdria Kerr. For more information,
call 540-6tJO.
lAW~
The Ofange County Law Aux-
iJ.iarYs monthly luncheon meeting
is at The Center Club in Costa
Mesa. Por more information, call
951-0352. •
(AREER WORKSHOP
•Finding Your Ideal Career" is
lhe topic of a two-part workshop
Qtfered by Orange Coast Col-
tl:ge's Re-Entry Center from 6 to
1>i3o p.m. tonight and March 28.
Se&&ions are free to the public. For
&e information, call 432-5162.
Drive East, Costa Mesa. For more
information, call 546-5274.
CHOOSE A. CRUISE "Ch~g a Cruising Boat• is
the title of a two-part workshop
offered by Orange Coast· Col-
lege's Sailing program today ~m
7 to 10 p,m. and Saturday from 9
a.m. to noon at 1801 W. Coast
Highway in Newport Beaf;}l. The
workshop is designed to assist
participants in their search for the
ideal cruising boat. The cost is $39
per individual or $69 per couple.
For more information, call 645-
94'12.
4--H RUMMAGE SALE
The Mesa Goat Hill Go-Get-
ters 4-H club's Animal Project
Rummage Sale to benefit rabbit,
swine, poultry and beef projects is
from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Costa
Mesa High School parking lot.
For more information. call 541>-
5913.
HIV/AIDS OISQJSSION
St. Mark Presbyterian presents
"I Have AIDS: People Living with
AIDS" .as part of its ffiV I AIDS
series at 11 a.m. Sunday at 2100
Mar Vista, Newport Beach. Peo-
ple with the disease tell how it has
been for them since learning they
have tlie disease. For more infor-
mation, call 644-1341.
REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY ~ MAR 26 The Costa Mesa Republican
Assembly will hold a debate on NETWORKING MIXER
Measures 200, 201 and 202 at The Corona del Mar Chamber
their monthly meeting at 7 p.m. at of Commerce's Networking Mixer
the Neighborhood Community is from 5 to 7 p.m. at Franklin
Center, 1EW5 Park Ave., Costa Realty, 3250 E. Coast Highway,
. Mesa. For more information, call Corona del Mar. For more infor-
M S-5326. · mation. call 673-4050.
CAREER NETWORK
•Networking the Key to Your
Ptfture• is the title of the Career
Network meeting at St. Andrew's
Pxesbyterlan Church at7:30 p.m.
U1 the chapel. The ongoing Thurs-
day evening meetings are
designed to help the unemployed
end are free of charge. For more
infonnatiQD. call 574-2239.
WOMEN IN LITERATURE
:Ileaders Theatre In celebration
ot·women's History Month pre-
sents ·women in Uterature:
Down 1bru the Ages,• from '1be
Book of Proverbs' to 'The Heidi
Chronicles', at 7 p .m. at Mesa
V~e Ubiary, 2969 Mesa Verde
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CRAFT BOUTIQUE/BAKE SALE
A variety of handcrafted items
and baked goods will be on sale
from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. In the Sun-
room, Costa Mesa Senior Center,
695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. For
more information, call 645-2356.
FREE TAX ASSISTANCE
Costa Mesa Ubrary is offering
free tax preparation assistance on
a first come first serve basis
through AJ'rll 3 from 5 to 8:30
p.m. in the community room of
the library., 1855 Park Avenue.
Taxpayers should bring all forms
and pertinent records. For more
information, call 646-8845. ...
SATURDAY; MARCH 30
JAZZ. DANCE WORKSHOP
Master teacher and choreogra-
pher, Cluistine Baltes, will pre-
sent a jazz dance workshop today
and Sunday at DeFore Dance
Center, 151 Kalmus Drive, Suite
G-3, Costa Mesa. Workshop fees
vary. For more information or reg-
istration, call 751-7554.
SUNDAY, MARCH 31
PfPPI LONGSTOCKJNG
Orange Coast College's Amer-
ican Family Theatre presents the
Astrid Lindgren classic, ·Pip pi
Longstocking" at 2:30 p.m. in the
Rol!H!rt B. Moore Theatre. Tickets
are $12 for adults and $8 for chil-
dren at the door. For more infor-
mation, call 432-.5880.
'A TASTE OF THE GOOD UFE'
ONGOING
SENIORS MEET
Seniors Actively Giving
Enrichment meets the third Tues-
day of every month at 2:30 p.m. in
the Multipurpose Room S\de A,
Costa Mesa Seniot Center, 695 W.
Bater St., Costa Mesa. Attend' to
find out what is going on at the
center and suggest activities or
programs that you would like to
see at the Center. For more infor-
mation, call 645-2356.
COSTA MESA CHAMBER
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce Networkers Business
Leads Luncheon is every
Wednesday at 11:45 a.m. at the
Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701
Golf Course Road. For more infor-
mation, call 574-8780.
CONSUMER BUSINESS NETWORK
This networking group meets
at 7 a .m. every Friday in The Tea
Room, 3100 Irvine Ave., Newport
Beach. For information and reser-
vations, call 550-4785.
The Susan G. Komen Breast r Al CHI
Cancer· Early Detection Program Hoag Cancer Center sponsors
play host to MA Taste of the Good a free t'ai chi class on Thursdays,
Life at 7:30 p.iµ. at Jewel Court, 10:30 to 11:30 a .m . to people with
South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa. cancer and their families. This
The event includes a variety of class is designea to re duce stress, 1
foods from South Coast Pla.Za increase longevity and promote a
accompanied by international sense of well-being with basic,
wines, dancing, and live and silent easy to learn, non-strenuous
auctions. The cost is $75. Proceeds movements to aid in balance and
benefit KolJlen Kids, a friendship, . concentration. The class is
understanding, education and taught by Revina Lewis. No reg-
support network for kids who · istration is required and the class
have a parent with canceI. For is free. For more information,
more information, call 224-0290. call 7-CANCER. Hoag Cancer
HIV/AIDS DISCUSSION _
St. Mark Presbyterian presents
"St. Marks AIDS Ministry: Where
We Plug In" as part of its
HIV/AIDS series at 11 a.m. San-
day at 2100 Mar VISta, Newport
Beach. For more information, call
644-1341.
FREE TAX ASSISTANCE
Costa Mesa Ubrary is offering
tree tax preparation assistance on
a first come first serve ba$is
through April 3 from 5 to 8:30
p.m. in the community room of
the library., 1855 Park Avenue .•
Taxpayers should bring all forms
and pertinent records. For more
information, call 646-8845.
Center is located at 4000 W.
Pacific Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. .
INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE
The Oasis Senior Center offers
free tax preparation assistance for
moderate to low income individu-
als. The service specializes in
seniors. AARP volunteers are
trained by the IRS. For more infor-
mation, call 644-3244.
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SLOW, EASY EXEROSi_
Arthritis POI o>datim instructor,
Wyomo McKinley, leads an exesdse
dus every Thunday mooring at 1 t
a.m. at the Jewish Senior Center,
250 E. Baker St in Costa Mesa. For
tDQre infcmnatiml, call.513-5641.
. SPANISH fOlt $ENIORS
1'he -Jewuh Senior Center
otters Spanish classes every
Wednesday at the center, 250 E.
Baker St.Jn Costa Mesa. For more
information, call 513-5641.
GRIEF RECOVERY
Whether your loss is from the
death of a loved one, divorce or
end of a relationship, loss of sub-
stance dependency, loss of trust,
dreams, security or be~th, Grief
Recovery Outreach Program may
be for you. Free consultation. Call
675-0694 for more information.
SERIOUS IUNESS SUPPORT
A free sw.pport group for indi-
viduals facing any serious illness,
including IV I AIDS and canceI,
will be held at 7 p.m. every Thurs-
day in Institute for Holistic 1Teat-
ment and Research, 4019 Wester-
ly Place, Suite 100, Newport:
Beach. For information, call 251-
8700.
APPLE COMPUTER CLUB
Orange Coast College's Apple
Computer Club will meet ·from 8
a.m. to 4 p.m. in rooms 207 and
214 of OCC's Chemistry Building.
The club -which is open to any-
one interested in computers -
encourages the development and
exchange of information related
to the Apple computer. A begin-
ners' forum will be at noon. The
annual membership fee is $30.
Meetings are the first Satwday of
each month. For information, call
770-i865. ,
MICROSOFT COMPUTER CLUB
For individuals who prefer
Microsoft Wmdows and Windows
applications, Orange Coast Col-
lege has some-thing for you, too.
The group mee~ the second Sat-
urday of every month from 9 a.m.
to noon, the Winners Computer
Club meets in room 116 of OCC's
Fine Arts Building to discuss the
development and exchange of
information related to Microsoft
Windows and Windows applica-
tions. The cost of membership_1s ~
$20, which includes a newsletter.
For information, call 432-5880.
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Adult Ballroom Dance is hel4-
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19th St. in Costa Mesa. 1be cost ta.
S4 for SAGE members-and S5 tor
non-members. i,.
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other plans explained. The meeh.
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Wednesday in Bayside Village,t'
300 E. Coast Highway, Newport,.
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bolds a free evening of ~,.
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is "to encourage and support th~~
practice Qf meditation.• Th~
group meets in the Mesa Busin~.
Center, 711 W. 17th St., Ste.:. Aai.
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of runners/walkers competing against
each other to raise money. Relay lasts
for 18 hours with four simultaneous
events running across Orange County.
Voluntee~ needed for a number of
tasks including logistics, team captains,
soliciting corporate sponsorship, and
team partkipation. For more informa-
tion, contact Sally Carson at 261-9446.
AMERICANS FOR FREE CHOICE IN MEO-
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Americans for Free Choice in Medicine,
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founded on the idea of individual liber-
ty and free enterprise, is seeking office
volunteers. For more information, call
645-2622.
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INC.,
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Volunteer opportunities include fund
raising, program development and
training to existing troops and packs.
For more information, call Devon
Dougherty, 546-4990.
BOYS ANO GIRLS CLUBS OF COSTA
MESA//NEWPORT BEACH
The three area Boys and Girls Clubs
need volunteer coaches and arts and
crafts workshop teachers. For locations
and more information, call Dick Powers,
642-2245.
CENTENNIAL FARM TOURS
Volunteer docents are needed at the
Centennial Farm at the Orange County
fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. Call Ginny
Smith, 708-1517.
CENTER FOR CREATIVE ALTERNATIVES
The Center for Creative Alternatives. a
non-profit charitable organization that
works through the United Way, needs
volunteers, graduate level interns or
trainees. For information, call Karen,
642--0377.
OllZENS FOR A SEWAGE FREE BAY
Your help is needed to stop the Irvine
Ranch District from dumping five million
gallons of treated sewage per day into
Newport Harbor. Volunteers, group lead-
ers, organizers needed. Call 722-1710.
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The Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse needs
volunteers for ushering, backstage,
mailings, typing, lights and many other
duties. for more information, call 650-
5269.
COSTA MESA UTERACY GltOUP
' The Costa Mesa literacy Center needs
volunteer tutors to teach English speak·
ing adults to read and write, or English
~s a second language. All tutor training
1s provided and there Is no foreign lan-
guage requirement. Training dasses are
on Tuesday evenings and Saturday
morning for six weeks. After training
tutors usually work with 1-3 students
one evening per week at a local church
for a 90 minute period. Call Barbara at
832-1464 or Margery at 548-3384 for
more information.
COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER
The multipurpose senior services fad~
ty at the corner of 19th Street and
Pomona Avenue seeks volunteers for a
variety of tasks. For more information,
call 645-2356 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Discovery Shops are rem by the ~eri
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ed, and no special skills are necessary.
For~ an ~m between
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donatect1oodrand""t0 hetp' wtth mmt-
lngs.. For more Information. all the voJ..
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Girls Inc. offers educational and
enrichment opportunities for girls and
boys. Volunteen are needed. For more
lnformat\pn, call Amy, 646-7181. .,,,
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Volunteers are needed to aid disabled ..
adults who meet monthly for educa-
tional, entertainment and social purp<>s-
es. For Information, call 779-3441.
INTERFAITH COUNOL
The Newport-Mesa-Irvine Interfaith
Council, an umbrella organization for
several area servke groups, needs volun-
teers active In local congregations. For
information, call Carol Brown, 548-3283.
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national, Orange County Chapter, is seek·
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a public relations Intern Is needed. For
information on these and other opportu-
nities, call Lee Po>.Yell at SS.3-0363. '
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financial needs of chlldren afflicted with
cancer. Volunteers are needed. For Infor-
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Volunteers are needed immedlately
for a variety of positions for the "1996
Race for the Cure" to be held at F•shion
Island on Sept. 22. For more Informa-
tion, call 224-0299.
Volunteen are needed to assist in a
variety of programs with the Orange
County chapter. For more information,
call~S222.
NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN INC.
The non-profrt recovery center for
adult women with alcohol and other
chemical dependencies seeks volun-
teers. Call 548-9927 between 10 a.m.
and 6 p.m. or call Joy at 548-8754.
NEWPORT COSTA MESA YMCA
The Newport-Costa Mesa YMCA needs
a variety of general volunteer help. For
information Of applications, call Rita,
64~9990.
OPERAPAOAC
The Opera Pacific Guild Alliance, a sup-
port group for Opera Pacific. has a wide
range of activities for volunteers. For
information, call 474-4488.
ORANGE COUNlY HOMELESS TASK
FORCE
The Orange County Homeless Task
Force is recruiting volunteers for the
Interfaith Council Network to work one-
on-one with homeless adults In a pro-
gram on ba-sk lltl'slcllls. For Information,
cal! 263-1774.
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Provide ~ompanionship and friendshi.p
to isolated seniors in Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa. Training and support
are offered. Must be 18 or older. For
more Information, call 442-1000.
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The West Side Costa Mesa youth orga-
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create a positive alternative for people
12 to 23 years old. Volunteers are need·
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sports, health, fitness, aerobics and aca-
demic tutoring. For information, call
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employment and community training
for adults with developmental disabili-
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tion, call 645-7833.
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trials was Newport -Beach resi-
dent Jason Arrow, a 16-year-
old student of Newport Harbor
High School. Arrow finished
the race in 14.23
minutes - a feat
Turner regarded
as "very i.mpres·
sive.•
turned. out on the slightly
overcast St. Patrick's Day
morning to cheer on the
swimmers. AJ;,iong them
were several seasoned life-
guards who wanted to remi-
nisce -from a comfortable
distance -the tortuous hurdle
they, too, had to overcome.
"When that
starting horn went
off, one lifeguard
looked to another
and said, That's
'the worst sound I
ever heard in my
life'.· Turner said.
•When I had to do
Several of the
43 competitors
who didn't make
the grade fell vie·
tim to the 58-
degree water
temperature ,
Helping bands soothe the trials, I don't
a weaey cpmpetttor. think I started to
muscle cramps or just plain
exhaustion. Turner said a few
of the would-be rescuers them-
selves required professional
rescuing. ·
More than 200 spectators
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Bernd said, but the dty would get
a discount on part of the property
if they decide to take tbe tn,astees
up on the ofter.
The cost to open a new school
ranges from $1 to 4 m1llion. school
offidals say, depending on the
type o1 techhology upgrades. Uo-
coln and Victoria elementary
schools, which reopened sevetal
yea.rs ago, cost $3 to 4 million
each.
School board members also
are looking to add portable class-
'rooms to meet each sehool's "core
capadty," · which trustees
approv~ March 12.
Core capacity includes four
rooms for each school -two for. a
Ubrary, one for a computer lab
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•When we looked at your pre-
vious error, we found a lot of the
problem was with your early ele-
mentary predictions," Pieper told
board members at their Feb. 27
meeting.
Pieper fowid the hidden students m recoros at the state's .Department
of Health. he said. where they list
birth rates by zip code. Newport-
Mesa officials bad been relying on
countywide birth rates for their
enrollment projections.
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enough locating owners of carts
who haven't reclaimed their carts.
"The way (the cart-abatement
program) has been working is we
have to first identify who the cart
owners are, and that hasn't been
that effective,• Hornbuckle said
Sunday. '•Tue program's been
sort of an investment for us in
keeping the city a little cleaner.•
An a.!temative facing the
council tonight is awarding the
retrieval contract to California
Shopping Cart Retrieval Corp.
The company currently collects
carts for 80% of the stores in Cos-
ta Mesa and says it would not
need to charge for tagging ser.
•
and one for spedal readJDg pro-;
grams. While tome IChoo1s have
room.s to allocate, oth8rl will have
to add portables.
Administrators estimate 13
additional portables will be need-
ed at a ~A.ii more than $1.3
tnUllon.
Bemd said
money
received troi:ij
selling a dis~
trict propertY.
-like the
farm -could
be spen(
._1 __ Bernd entirely o~
nun; student hou.s"
. lng needs
instead of maintenance. :
•Jt's pos'1ble," he said. "That'~
one of the reasons we've ~
looking at reconfiguring kinder ...
garten classes.• 1
• "It's the m..ost reliable dat«
available other than walking door
to door," Pieper said.
School officials were planning
for 812 new students for the 1996,
97 school year. but Pieper estiJ
IJVites nearly 1,000 new pupils
Will seek education at Newport-.
Mesa's already overcrowded
schools next September. r ,,
In an effort to find ..Space,
school board members are look ..
ing at adding afternoon kinder~
garten classes to all district
schools and already voted to limit
the number of rooms a school can
use for non-essential classes, such
as music. science and art.
' vices. Ac.cording to a city st~
report. contracting with Califor-
nia Shopping would raise tile
abate~ent program's cost b~
about $3,<Kl(k
A third optl~uld allow for
the contract to be l>tU up for re-
bidding. • t ;•
While Hornbuckle said the
council has yet to discuss the
three alternatives and did nol ·
know which way the members
were leaning; she did say she had
"problems• 1with awarding the
contra~ to Calif omia Shopping
Cart. .
•1t does seem like a conflict of
interest,• Hombuckl~ said. "Here
we have a company already con-
tracted by stores to collect carts
being considered for contract by
the city to .collect carts."
EYE-OPENER
H\ Newport Beach Country Club, the
ne~perfect Senior 1bur setting.
· .. ;.• About the only itenis this tournament was short was
. . the presence of Jack and Arnie· otherwise whew • ' r '
! what a $how: As tbe champ, Colbert, .says: "Perfect."
01. '
• ••
of setting up
(the tourna-
ment), especial-
ly for the first
tim • e.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
neighborhood of $75,000 to host
the event, according to Carey .
Island to the links. •All the
volunteers worked 10-to
12-hour days, and they're still
smiling,• said Helga Ri(:bey,
NBCC's office ad.mlnistrator.
• Perhaps the luckiest
.. •·•ryes, it was the perfect seniors golf course. That's
wb4t Jim Colbert, the
Toshiba Senior Classic winner
off for seven consecutive days,
rolled out the red carpet and
treated every player and guest
like gold.
next year.
PeriOd. It
should host it
for as long as
there's a
Senior PGA
Tour.
"There's no
doubt that this
is a great
place to have
a tourna-
ment,• Carey
said. "There
are restau-
rants, hotels,
shopping for
the wives ...
There were
first-year
growing pains,
no doubt. But
nobody on the
outside noticed.
Even Jake
Rohrer, pro-am
chairman of the
Taco Bell
Newport
Classic, who
• Typical of the weekend,
with fortuitous timing, the
sunshine finally broke through
in the afternoon ... seven
minutes before ~PN went on
the air.
volunteer was Debbie Albright ·;;.
She was a last-minute
Sunday at Newpott Beach
Country Club, said all weekend.
Now, it's time for Toshiba and
the event's manager,
International Sports and Event
Marketing, to lock up NBCC as
its golf tQurnament site for the
' next several years.
The two parties will sit down
and negotiate another
three-year contract within 90
days, according to Michael
• Carey, tournament director. The
current deal runs through next
year.
ISM has a two-year deal with
• NBCC, which ho~ed its fanny
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201
Jim Colbert $ 150,000
201
Bob Eastwood $88,000 71-68-64
205
Hale Irwin $72,000
207
Jack Kiefer $54,000
Lee Trevino $54,000
209
Calvin Peete $34,000
Rocky lt)ompson $34,000
Bud Allin $34,000
George Archer $34,000
209
Bob Charles $26,000
210
Jim Dent $18,875
Gaty Player S 18,875
Lany Ziegler S1S..175
Frank Conner $11,17~
Walter Morgan $18,875
Al Gelbef'ger $18.875
OeWrtt·Weaver $18,875
John Sdiroeder $18,875
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Homero Blanc.as $12,825 68-75-68
lsao Aoki $12,825 71-71-69
Lany Laorettl $12,825 69-73-69
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Rick Acton s10.soo n-70-65
Gene Littler $10,500 73-71-68 •
John Paul Caln $10,500 69-71-72-
211
Tony Jacklin $9, 100
Dave Stockton $9, 100
Lany Giibert $9, 100
214
G~ Brewer $6,654
B~ Crampton $6,654
Jlmt'ri'y Powell $6,654
Bob,~_!i,,,Stftlth t6,654 Jatt :>f9el $6,654
Deane Beman_S6,654
Dave Hiii $6.6~ "'·
Dick Rhyan $6,654
Dick Hendrickson $6,654
Tom Shaw $6,654 ·
Bob Murphy $6,654
215
Mike Hiii $4,800
Tommy Aaron $4,800
Jim Albus $4,800
Bobby Stroble $4,800
211 O.le Douglass $3,800
Terry Dill $3,800
Don Bies $3,800
Brian Barnes $3,800
Mill« Barber $3,800
BQb lrvlng $3,800
217
Gibby Giibert $2, 720
James B. Mat'SNll $2, 720
J.C. SnNd S2.720
Jerry M<Gee $2;720
Larfy MoWly $2. 720
. 211
John Jacobs $2.300
211
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• J.C. Snead, whose final'
round of 72 placed him tied for
50th at 217, earning only
$2,720, is among the minority.
He struggled badly on the
greens.
replacement on Wednesday and .
got to play in the pro-am with -Colbert even participated in
the post-tournament celebration
to thank the hundreds of
volunteers. He delivered various
toasts and drank champagne
out of a bottle.
This year's event, NBCC's
firSt major tournament, was a
smas~g success, with its
crowning day a far cry from the
uncertainty that tarnished last
year's ending of the inaugural
Toshiba Senior Classic at Mesa
Verde Country Club, when
none of the officials could
confirm its return.
NBCC will host this event
richard
dunn
it's got everything.•.
Everything includes an old,
mature golf course in wl).ich the
Senior Tour players have fallen
in love.
"It is perfect," Colbert said.
"You don't have to do anything
to it. It bas a very nice mixture
of golf, an? they did a great job
knows about
running tournaments at
NBCC, said it was terrific.
Carey said he hopes the
event will be here a long time.
• (NBCC) got a very fair deal
(financially)," Carey said. ·And
they have to be ecstatic about
the exposure."
The club received in the
Bob Charles. They're both from
New Zealand, so they had "f\
plenty to talk about.
..So what was the best thing
about Snead's e.xperience here?
"Lots of pretty girls,· he said.
• Paul Salata, Newport
Beach's all-time funny man and
founder of Irrelevant' Week,
enjoyed the Senior Classic as
much as anybody. "There's a lot
of old people playmg, that's
what I like," Salata said.
On Monday, Albright got to
caddie for television producer
Don Davis during the Celebrity
Pro-Am. She helped with the
awards on Thursday night at
the Hyatt ~wporter.
Rough life, huh? Well, it got
better. On Saturday, she scored
for the leaders, Colbert, Lee
'Irevino and Bob Murphy. On
Sunday, she kept score for the
threesome of Hale Irwin, Bud
Allin anQ Bob Eastwood (who
tied a course record with a 64).
• The unsung heroes, the
volunteers, made it happen
from the parking at Fashion
• Last year's Senior Tour money leader does the Colbert Shuffle en route to a virtual
wire-to-wire victory to claim $150,000 prize.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -He struts down the fairways with bis
collar up and a tunny walk, does sort of a sidestep shuffle after
birdies, accompanied by a handgun salute.
Some fans of the Senior PGA Tour simply do not like Jim Col-
bert. •He's too cocky,• they say.
On the 14th green on Saturday, one fan likened Colbert's gait
to a "bantam rooster.•
Love.<him or hate him, he's King.
Colbert after winning the Toshiba
Senior Classic on Sunday at New-
. po~ Beach Country Club, pocket-
ing $150,000 in bis first official title
in the state of California ..
"I can't play much better,• said
Colbert, who entered the final
round of the three-day tournament
with a five-stroke lead, and, for all
intent and purpose, ended any SUS"
pense with four birdies on the front
nine, finishing his round at 3-
under 68 to win With a 12-under
201.
Colbert did his strutting
throughout the weekend. But
that's because of a bad back, not
because of vain disposition. He
owes much ol his success to a mag-
netic belt he wears to improve cir-
culation in his back.
And for a guy who never won
".This goH coume
ls like Pebble
Beach; where you
better do
aom~mthe
tlnd .-ven 'hOJe&
Here, !OU need l.o
d8 JI ba the --four holea M
f914'• = to'!° ..... .. ..
more than-two titles in a year on the PGA Thur between 1966
and 1990, the Senior Tour has been treating him rather kindly,
thank you.
CQI\>erl. last year's leading money winner on the tour (over
$1.4 niillion), claimed his first title ol the season and the 14th ol
his Senior Tour career, which began in 1991.
And even though Colbert turned 55 on March 9 -common-
ly a benchmark age for players to begin leveling off, according
to ESPN announcer Jim Kelly -there appears to be no letdown
on the horizon. ~ .
"My game might be a little better right now than last year,•
Colbert said. "I 'hit these short irons better than my other set
These clubs have improved me a little around greens, and that's
probably bad news for som e of my fellow competitors.•
l.EAH HOGSTEN I DAILY PILOT
Tbe tbree-dlry dUel w• hlltory and champlon Jim Colbert brought out bis m-lbooter,
gtYIDg lt hU belt aim Into the crowd ol onlookers during the celebntlon ceremony Sunday.
Cocky? Maybe just confident. "I had two bogeys on this golf
course in .54 holes, that's pretty good,• Colbert add~. •J Wced.
• SEE KING PAGE 8
IT WAS DEJA vu · FOR 'EASTWOOD {64)
•Bob Eastwood notched a 64 .
at Newport Beadl CC 20 years
ago, this time it catapults him to
eecOnd place, and $88 grand.
,.
Eastwood won the Crosby Southern didn't, because the course bas changed
tn 1976, the second year ol the a lot. It's grown up. The trees are a lot
townament, u well u the pro-am title blgger and the greens are different.
wtth ~ Aigyrol. the former Seattle •1t't greet. 1 played in two •
Marlnen owner, With a 64. tOw1MUDenb he.te and got a first and a
Jon Chaffee, whO bu j>layed in the lflCODd., even though they're just a few
two-day Newport Oala&c le'Nl'al times, years apart.• .
lhot a 64 in that ewnt in 1188. John Among the changes from 20 yee.rs
MCC~ ... the toumament'I champion • lndude the par..J No. 13, a former
ln 19851 'Jbin LamOnt, tbe ~up tn ~. aild tbe pu-S No. 15 (former
19851 and Bill Brttton ('8' winner} and pe.r-:4). Allo, tbe par-4 No. 14
Chaff99 in 1984 alsO &bot a 6t. (former pe.5) aild par..J No. 17 are
~ the 1986 event. the name holel tbM biw been totally rebuilt.
ol tbe tournament WU Changed after Hole No. 11, with 4 two-tfiered grMni
Bmg Croiby died WU naC M clraiDiltlc U ll ti DOW.
, t ~itie lJtOe ~WM piaYtd bett, • Wllilia 8Mt' 11• ..... ~
but ( doa"t aemember any ol die" boAM.. SoUlbma Wlb .. NCiOnl 6' be "4 ll an
iNilllMt'Wood. .... bl ... IMl·=-*-.....,_,h ._ ........... lNlll ;11dto15•
roimd m 5'D;lay 1n u.. s...-a l'c.
wMcll pul lm•wcllltd o••aa. a.111111 tam paC:bt -.ooo. . ·r....,.. J Dllgbt bew an ec1ge bt
way Cbr IWolliO p[ayed -.,, but I
..
. •• ::
• MONDAY, MAAOt 1, 1996 -
, ...
I • water. Hit ?·Iron put h1ln m feet : ,
::i1;°:.!:r:;:u:= i carlsoiis',-Poo. le ~run~kte for the .VantTIJa.rds .. ~ .. ~T~· KING
Q>NllNUED FROM 1
ll WU c.oJ.bert'I th1id blrdle on : ~y....._ ' e'
~::C,in~Je ~No. 9, ~ SANTA BARBARA Wilson vlctlml7.ed Wolfpaek soccer -Spring Gold Cup . um golf coune when ( ftrst saw tt.
and my game's been coming
UDUDd. I knew t1 I shot three or
foflr under (Sunday), it would be
rM1 hard for anybody to attcb
me. l did say on Pdday that J
could win it; I ~ it for just a sec-
ond -maybe "Dot everybody
heard it -but I ctid say it.•
lancUng a S.t.Jon shot five feet : -K..nn and Brian min •;;.. Costa M from the pin to go ll·und.er. : Cvllon both cleared 6-foot, 101/4 COSf A MESA . CO g "' esa ~ ,..OllT M#l90ll YltiDllf ca .... .ll.14
UM ....... ..WO. .,;,~ rrtiIS golf coune ts Wee Pebble : inc:bel and lunJor NikMPool ran Bmnda COSTA MESA • ....... M •l.lom-
Pol~ IYC. !I.SO: 2. Beach, where you better do a':38.8inthel,500metersSatur· High sophomore Steve WU.on The Wolfpack
something in the tint seven day 81 all three Southem Callfor-shQwed promise Saturday night, Soccer Club, a youth soocer pow-~-'-• Colbert said •Here you Dia College athletes wrapped up rettrtng the first 10 batten be erbt>use in Fountain Valley, will ~. ' ' berthJ 1n the NAIA Outdoo1 be ..Cris und 13 •--·-need to do Jt in the first tow boles Nattonals later in the sea.son with faced, but two infield em>n trig-in =i:.:-with ~ ~
Jwnet Mc:OoWell, Le ;:,.
HalN, t.?S. . ~·~ ldtoG JS . '·Judy~ '~
IYC. .~·~ 2:. ~ JoMstone. ave. 7.7S; l . •
Colbert, playing with Lee
Trevino and George Archer,
birdied the first bole with a 15-
toot putt. then suffered his first
bogey ol the tournament on the
JOO-ya.rd par--4 bole No. 2.
if you're going to do something. their marks at tne Santa Barbara ~~: in~4:1~ ~ni= the Costa Mesa High boys' soccer
o¥'t ~ ~ ICYC. 8.75. ...... '
-• 1, CNtlef hltl, NHYC. 5.5; 2. G~1'
"I played very, very well. 1 Easter Relays at Santa Barbara the latter went on to record an 8-coach, at the reins.
Ken Sieck. SSYC. 6.5.' , -;· ftdwMt • 1. TOITI Corkett. NHYC. 8.SO; ~ lob ~en. IYC. 9.00; 3. Gre9 Hatto\'"
NHYC. 15.75. _,,,
OJ· 1. D....id ~ wttzel. BCYC.115.11 t.-. 1. Robert it.det BYC. 7.50; 2.. 8ubb ~
ltadef, IYC. ~.50; 3. Jotln Rutter. UYC. 13.SQ._:
guarantee you 1 lap~ the field : Oty College. 2 nonleague win over EstanOa's .,rm pretty excited about this,"
at No. 5. • • Also with a standout perfor-said They ha such 1"9V'O Colbert increased his Senior : mance was Vanguards freshmen Eagles at T..,Wlnkle Park. Dunn . • ve a ""-::f
•That was probably my fault,
tqt at the time I thought (caddie)
trillie (Miller) gave me the wrong
i')nlage, • be said. -it was 147 or
~ yards and I choked a 7-iron,
bUt I never made the green, I went over on a fly. So 1 was prob-
~ just a little pumped up."
Tour career eam,ings to ,.,...,. Orejel, who recorded a school Estancia. b-6, broke up a Los history of success. We're fortunate ...,,., Amigos ..shutout bid in the sey-to be a put of their program." ~.225,421. His all-time eamings : record in the women's 100 meters enth, keyed by Baker's run-scor-The Wolfpack's Bronze Level
(PGA and Senior Tour combined) : with a 13.08 clocking, ing double. team completed a succesful sea-
are $6,778,556. .~ son and will be moving up to the
· "I needed to win in Calitor-• Cd.M wins pair L09 ~ .. lltMde 2 Silver Level. nie Costa Mesa
1111ot a . 1. M<>ltv twilnes. CDrYC. 1.25::.:Z::' 0tr..t Speldl11g. B<:Y'C. lt.75; l. Mlle$,.._
twin, NHYC. 16.75: 4. Taylor Grlines. _ll!!r
19.00; 5. GraNm l lehl, MBYC. 20.00; 6. CAfTli
Megia. C0tYC. 22.75.
1i111ot 0 • 1. MidlMI AJIOttSOll-Ma CDrYC, 16.00; 2. O.nlel Bell, SDYC. 16.SO'; Adam Roberts, SDYC. 16.75; 4. Cou
c.ncci., DPYC. 17.7S; 5. Bobby L9ntwtilt
BCYC. 19.00; 6. Kevin Hughes. MBYC, 22.75. •
niA, • he said. "It didn't set well • Los Amigos 000 330 2 -8 6 3 cnuad will be taking over the
'th th I b d lt' • R E D 0 N D 0 Estancia 000 000 2 -2 6 6 --
; : "The yardage was right," said
)21iller, Colbert's caddie since ms. "But he forgot to check the
«ownwmd. I thought it might
AaVe beep an 8-iron, if he
would've asked me ...
Wl me at a never won. s BEACH Madrid and Dorado; Wiison and Her-vacated spot at the Bronze Level.
a major state with lots of good man. w-Medrld. L -Hennan. 28 • Baker Team tryouts are slated for
courses. I told Jim ~elly that I've Corona del Mer High's softball (E). April 14 and any glrl who was
got to get this monkey off my team brought its record up to 4-2 under 13 as of July 31 of this year
tim el talk overall with a pair of Redondo SC rambl b f t the 15 back. Some es, it h ps to Tournament victories Satureday, C men e, 5-2 is eligi le to try or one o
I.bot C1 -1. Jonathan Boyd, MYBC. 12.~
2. Radlel Sentull, SWVC. 17.SO; ). ~ Karnes. MBYC. 22.00; 4. Melanie Robenlfi
SDYC. 26.75; 5. LAuren M&Julrn, SDYC. 27.~
6. ~ Md(ay. MIYC. 33.00. ,...,.
about it. That's my Muhammad slicing up Mary Star of the Sea or 16 spots on the team. .. Ali approach." COSTA MESA -For further information, call
Maybe that strut is for a rea-18-0, then handling Culver City,. David Robbins, Coach Dunn at 751-8493 .. 5-2, in pool play. Ryan Lewis and Paulo Barriga
Sllbot I · l. ~ric Helm, Of'YC. 12.50; 2. N'-
Kelly, NHYC. 20.SO; 3. Erin OwlstianMI\ a 21.15; 4. Kevin Bffdl. MBYC. 27.00; 5.
Tybol; SOYC. 2900; 6. Bri•n .Pentz, BYC. 29.
•. Colbert came back and birdied
No. 4, a 143-yard par-3 over son, other than a bad back, after The Sea Kings scored six in the each won in singles and doubles
all. first, then 12 in the second inoing to ·lead the Southern California
--------------------------to make short work of their first College men's tennis team to a
~ SCIQD
College men •
Sllbot A ~ 1. Scott Hogan, NHYC. 13.50;-~
Matt Meola. Cet'YC. 19.50; l . Bridget Shee:'
MYBC. 2f.75; 4. 1y\ef HU<ell. UYC. 22.00: r.
Jennifer Portei; NHYC. 24.00; 6. Alex Unlkk.
EASTWOOD wedge to chip in for eagle. foe in four inniligs, then broke Golden State Athletic Conference
loose with five runs in the fifth victory Saturday over visiting
Southern Nuareth at Southern C.llfomla LBYC. 28.00. • CW 10:30•.m.
Community colleoe • Orange Co.st \IS.
Two Eagles sparkle
CONTINUED FROM 8
• Eastwood pulled to within
two strokes of Colbert, the leader
by five strokes coming in and
eventual winner, but could never
get closer. •1 knew I was up
there, then I looked up at the
leader board (on 18) and saw I
was in second,• Eastwood said.
inning to stop Culver City. Azusa Pacific at the Costa Mesa
ConMta del Miit 11, ~St. O Tennis Oub. SCC is now 5-2, 1-1.
Golden W!St at Mlle Square P.wtc, 11 •.m. High school • Unlvenlty vs. Emnda. •t
Ran<ho s.ri ~uln, 2:30 p.m.
POMONA TllACK
Estancia High's
never know, because these
greens were kind of spooky this
week."
Eastwood's 10-foot birdie putt
on 5 "got me going." He said he
bit his best tee shot of the tow-
nament on 15, leaving him 213
yards from the flag. He used a·
Eastwood earned nearly as
much in the Senior Classic as he
did in 1985, when he won the
Byron Nelson ClaSsic ($90,~).
Cocona del Mar 6(12)0 0 • 18 13 1
Mary Star of the Sea 000 0 • 0 1 6
Aley and Wills. George and Taber. W •
Aley, 2-1. L ·George.
eorcan. .. Miit 5, Culver City 2
Corona del Mar 000 050 O -S 7 3
Culver City 000 011 0 -2 4 3
Van Hook and Wills; Fahey and Cueva. w. Vah Hook, 2· 1. L-Fa~. HR . Luchesi
(CdM). Cueva (Cul).
5oCal COiiege S. "--Plldfk 2 Slngles: Ala-Opas (APU) def.
•Johansson, 6-3, 6-1; Robbins CSCO def.
Marcial, 6-4, 7-6; Barriga (SCO def. Troup,
7-5, 6-6; Lewis CSCO def. Warren. 7.f>, 6-1;
Baker (SCO def. Undgreri, 6-4, 2-6, 6-4;
Du~) def. Villar, 6-2, 6-0.
Do. Robbins-lewis (SCQ def. Ala·
Opas-Mardal, 9-8; Johansson-Barriga (SCO
def. Troup-Munoz. 8-2; Lindgren-Warren
(APU) ~ef. Baker-Villar, 8-5.
SOf'TaAU.
Communfjy college • Irvine Valley at
Orange Coast. 3 p.m.
::0.;."~~ D.llP SBA boats. 109 anglef's. 19
bonito. 8 c.allco btiS, 2 sand bes$. 4 sculpln,
23 ~ 1 hllibut. 231 rode cod. 22
U1W cod, 1 ling cod. 94 wtiitefistl. 262
blacksmith perch, 80 blue perch, 37 sargo,
16 sole, 6 sand dabs. 52 mackerel, lO rodcflSl'I.
Chris Felix and Ge~on Saldado
distinguished themselves at the
Bronco Invitational at Cal P'1ly
Pomona Saturday, Felix. taking a
bronze medal in the 100 meters
with a clocking of 10.6, and Sal-
gado a silver in the 1,500 with a
9:39 performance in boys track
and field.
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Public, Contract Code Sec· amounts Ht fotth In lh• SCHERRER CaJ1lomla 92701 u s • ewpo.r Published Ne)¥port Critt8f Co.. 224 Avocado and persons wllO may be Ollltr· Eq. WITHDRAWAL FROM lion 3300, tM owner r• general conditions. In th• YOU ARE BEING SUED BY The name, address, and Be:ich-Costa Mesa Daily BHch-Costa M•sa Dlllly StrMI, 11, Coat1l Men, CA wist initmltd in tie w.I or PlUl,HASTINQS,JANOF1~&
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NOTI I! TO All work must W" com-shall pay rwt lus than the para preientar una r• dem•ndando) JAMES C. • only thoae Issues raised at e .. ch. CA 82660 wtiy !ht court ahOuld not grant Ille --------, CONTRACTORS plated no later than June specified p1'valllng ratH ol sput1ta Hl:rlta 1 maquln11 BOOTH INC., A Callfornla H'l>~e~l.16YJ~LMAN, the public hearing d .. Thia bu1lneu 11 con-lllthoil~.
CALLINQ FOR BIDS 28, \996. Time Is of the ea-wages to ell workers em· an tit& carte. Prole11ional Corporation ACK STROUBE Kribed In this notice or In ducted by: an Individual A HEAAtHo on !he l*llon wia
School Dl1trlct: Hunting· aence. Failure to complete ployed by them In fhe ex· una catta 0 una llamad• You nave 30 CALENDAR H~1J3eH~LD ITEMS • written correspondence d• H•v• you started doing be held on Aplll 4 IGG6 11 1 45 1011 Beach Union Hlgll IM WOf'k within th• Um• HI ecutlon o the contract. t.iefonlca no It olr~ra DAYS •"-' this eummona 8196 DAVID NADElL llvert<I to the City Council bu.lneu yet? Yes, 1-1·96 PM In ()ept No kn lotlltd at
School District fotth herein wUI r•suh In No bldd•r may withdr•w protec:cJon· au reapUesta 11 NIVed on you lo file a 0 EHOLD ITEMS • •t. or prior to Ille public Thomas A. DHm 341 Thi <A"' Ollw n..-ptoj.a: Bid 795 • Swim-th• Imposition of liquidated his bid tor a period ol forty· t11lla a ,Nqu109 Ilene que typewritten response at this H8~:o ARNOLD KIM heating. ' ThlJ statement was flied 92613-1571., ""•¥"•
mJng Poot Rtaurfaclng al damages for Hch da( of ftve (45) days altt< the dat• cumpllr con tu fonnali· cour1. •H lD fTE s • MARY T ELLIC>TT wlUI 1M County Clefk ol 08JEC
Edison High and Deck R• delay, In th• amoun of set for the op•nlng of the d•d" 1ega1 .. apropladas A lttt•r or phone call will H~~E "2ilUAM ME HOL D ty City.Cl k 1 ()fang• County on 3-<>1·96 ol !. ~. T to~ P'*no sutfaclng at Edison and S300 per day. bids. 11 ualed qulere que I• c0r1e not protect you; your type-• · • epu er . 19H301600f u .. pet CHI, you ,,....,.cf 1PPt
Westminst•r High School• Each bidder shall submit, Pursuant to Section 22300 t1cuch• w cuo. written response must be Tg:4:~~~5~L~El~~tt,t Publlsh1d Newport Dally. Pilot March 11 18 at ~ lltall, encl 111t1 you
tMd Closing: 2:00 pm, on th• form furnlsh•d with of the Publlc Contract SI uat•d no prHenta su In proper legal form If '/ou OUSEHOLD ITEMS • Beach.Costa Mesa Dally 25 Aprll 1 1996 Ml 2e otljldo~ 01 tit w~tttn Obiee·
Tuesday, Aprll 2, 1996 th• contract documtflts, a C?<f•. IM contract will con-rt1put1ta a U•mpo. pued• want tti. court to hear your \248 PAUL KONAPEL.· Piiot March 18, 1996. • • tons with !ht court btfo1t !ht
1on Beach Union High contract0<• on Ihle proj.a lhe succe11lul bldd8' to uitar .u aa1wio iw dlntro II you do not rue your r.. SKY. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS PUBLIC NOTICE 11'1 person OI by~ lllOfMY ---~-....---Y ~lain Documents: Hun-list ol lh• propoHd 1ub-ta.in provisions permitting P«d8' el cuo y I• pued CIM. • m135 llUrillQ VOJlf ~ Ny be
ool District. 102~ 1 as required by 1h• Sublet· subSlllute secwttlts fonny ~ otraa coala de au sponae on time, you may T:~eloA SA~8~teH°c:L5D PUBUC NOTICE f' YOU AAE A CREDllOR or orklown Ave .. Purchasing. ting and Sut>cootractlng moneya wilhheld by the propledMf aln •vlao t<lk:jo-loM IM C&M, and your • NOTICI OF ~l\Qtll cncnir of Ille de· A(lom 361, Huntington Farr PraC\lces Act, Public District 10 ensure perform-nalporpanedelacor\e. wagH. money end prop. ITEMS cna135e311 APPLICATION TO ceated.youmustfiltyourclai
B'Uch, CA 92646 (714) Contract Cod• Section ance under tll• contnct °' EJdst.n ottoa requlsltos,.. •rty m•y be lal<en without T~~6E40A SA~8~tEHC~5D lilctlUous lkaalneu l!LL ALCOHOLIC Yl4111lhtcourtandmail1 copy
9&4·3339 ext. 4350 4100 et aeq. permitting ~ymenl of r• gal". Puede que ustt<I turther watnlng from the ITEMS • Nam• Statement aBVERAQEI !ht pMOnll 1tP1'SellatlY1 19-tfOTICE IS HEREBY ~ch bid •hall be •c· tenllons Hrntd directly qultira llamar a un .tiogado court. ,,,,,,,. The following Ptf'tonl are •a 22 1 .... 8 poil'llld by !ht court wilhln tou
QliEN IN\ lht Huntington companied by a certified or Into escrow. lnmedlatamente SI no Th•• •r• olh8' legal r.. 8367, ELIZABETH ~v, doing bUslneu as: Pea· '"" • .... ,,..,,,. fiom !ht d.111 ol 1111
s.ctt Union High School cuhler'e check or bid BY: Oovemlng Bo•rd conoc• 1 un ·abogado qulrernents. You rNtY want H~4~~EH~1e'trveMjUNAN cock Sultts, 850 Town T~ ~Ji ~Y 8°r is~ oi teaeta • PRMdld 1 ~tlflct, Orange County, bond In an amounl not 1811 s I g n• d i f8tsu1 t puede 11amaf • un MMcio to call an attorney right • • Centw Orl'Ve. Sult• 1910, com. • • · 1 ~ 9100 ol e. talorr.
C'41fomia, acting by and than &en percent (10%) of Mcune Director . Pr• do reftflf!Cla do ~ados aw.y. If you do not knOw ~~EH~~:f ROB-Costa MHa, Calllornla ~'!!~~~ J!:. Prob* Code Thi ~me !or liflno U'lough lta Governing the total bid price. payabl• '.,._ C 0 • una of1c1na de ayuda an attorney. you may c.n • · 1 S 92e2tl ..-"'"""eon-'"o chims wil not~" belM lou B'olld, hereinafter referred to th• DISTRICT •• a guat· curemen., .... ern on-legal (vt• el dlrectorlo tel• an attorney ,.,,,,., ffrvlce EATS, HOUSEHOLD TEM PHcock, U.C, a ca11torni. tf90• ttol to "" alee> mor.ow ltOm flt hNnllQ
io •1.1 "DISTRICT", wlll r• anfM that the bldd•r. lf Its aerv.Uon fOnlco). or a legal aid otfloe Ql11ed 84811. MARJIE KELLEY. llmlled Uabllity company, holfc beverag" at 3305 llOktd •boW c~ up to, but not later proposal 11 •ccept~. shall Publlah•d Newport CAii NUMaER In the phone bool(), HOUSc:HOlD ITEMS 850 Town Centw Oftve, twwPoit BIVd.,-Sta. A. N.w· YOU tMY fXAMttE flt lilt
th4n tN above-staled llrM, promptly uecul• the Beach.Cotta MeN Oally (Numero d•I c .. o) Oespue• de que le If!-HBOUS544.;u~8,N~9LEON, SUit• mo. Costa Mna, ~ •• ~,.ac~~ai.928::.,wlt~ lltPt by 1111 court 1 you .,,
lfflt<I bide for IM award AgrMm•nt, furnish • aalla-Piiot March 11, 18, 1998. .,. ,. lleguert esta ctt.clon judl-~ California 92628 a _..,... llttM*ICI n flt ~ of'I contract for the abOve l•ctory Falthlul P•rlorm-Ml30 2994-clal u1ted tlene un pluo de 1547L VIVIAN GOMEZ. Thi• bualneu Is con-WIM ~Pub. flit. Pt.) If • .-·-· flit ft fll t.Olirt pt6lect anc• Bond In an amount The name and &ddteu ol 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS HOUSc:HOLD rTEMS ducted by. a llmlted UabW1y centt{I • r::n. ~ 111 g
dds ahlU be rKeived In not 1 .. 1 than one hundred Sell ydUr home the coYf1 It: (El nomb<• y par• prtHnlat una r• PubUehed Newporl company · Publ shed Newport !of 1peotl
the place ldenllfi•d above, percen1 (100%) of the total through classified. dlreeclon de la corte n) spuesta escrlta a maqulr\a BHcl\.COala M•M Dally TM· regl11rant commenced BHcl\.COsla M... DaNj ~'= :.:_ ::V °' anu ·ahall be opened and bid price. lurnlah 1 Pay-942·5978 In The Munlcfpal Court ol en 11ta corte. Pilot Match 11, 18, 1~31 lO tr•nuct bualneee undft PilOt Mareh ll, "w 223 "'I pellllOtl Of ICCOUnt • PIO
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Qultfa Ila.mat a un abQQado ~PPEAL 0 , THI! PLAN· Name S&ll\otN"' tnm10laf•m•nte. Sr no NINO COMMISSION'S .... The followlng peraonl.,. =:•..:. ": ~~ n1a1 of ~ Actk>n PA.· dolN ng bullnMa8 UC: The de ,ef.,enda do abN!edce 91-1f,'Zonlng kfSor1 ZA.eO-ewpon ttaal en1.,1 ' _,.,,,..,,,.. OI "°"' O~ W Mii Med(c:el Cofporat&on, 1401 o a una ollcWI de 9YUd• 3a0o !ut Wend '(mph Avocado Avenue, Suite ~\"."el dlrtctOtlo .... Blvd., 1"'8 ua, on.m, 101, Nwport leach, CA
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2669 FOR RENT 2769 FOR RENT 2769 -----• 5530 5530 5530
Lower 2Br 1Ba dpbc fp The bHt of Orange iiii*iiBiiLiiUiiFiiFiiSiiiiCiiOiiNiiDiiOiii Sale?
w/d hkup, frig, p~tlo'. Co'a fabulous homeal Newer 3Bd, 3Ba, den. SWEET DEAL EMPLOYMENT PROS ~~ .. ~ Near Bayald• Bridge. ~:~1~:1:;:~:~~1~~ ~;"05~~~0~~~~-o~~~~· SB'n.oop-mo. 5530 $100K+/YR Allllal1t1111~111111111 ' sn50/mo. 675-700. for people with quality•---------7 ' .. , .~ll141~ct10lll1 Ftd· Open Beam Splll·LVI furniture to live In Newport Heights Pmonaliud u kphont Answering 8·5 M-F liSii3iii5ii,OiiOOiii/Viiiriiiilniiciioiimiiiie •No travel
rifllrltleUqAd111tllu 3Br 2Ba, fp, lndry, 2· theae properties while 2 Br, 1 Ba, S795 Prestinous N. etv'PDrt Beach Adams potential. Reading •SA office ..... ..,. .-. •llllp car gar. 1 lhblks at ops they as• on the mar-3 Br, 2 Ba, S995 o-•Phone only
tt ......... ._, ..-.ICI.. /bchlS1950. 631-2115 k•t for •al• at a frac-~~J'n ~~e. :!~~:,6;:8 ONE MONTH FREE W/6 MO LEASE ~=~8.!~~8 F~~-<~~ •D~~1~r;:1i~~9_9941 ll•llllle• tr dlacd•1Hllea '> tlon of the norma11 ___________ 1 "'''EWPQ1J('J: PARK CENTRE 1361 for detalls. ---------1 _.... • ,.._ '* rtflt*' coat. CALL: Stepa To Send 1Br, "'' SALES 111,~a.llillllllu.; COST,A MESA 2124 714-28o-8080 carport, lrg deck, util 5()()1 BIRCH STREET $40,000/Vr Income REPRESENTATIVE
...... ...,.,.111llllillll V•r••lll••·Spectacular pd. No peta. Clean. 6i potentlal. Home · Growing community -...,_,......,..,.,IUll(. E' Id 8 2B oeean vlewa. 2Bd 2Ba $750/mo. 551·8554 2 0-0791 Typists/PC users. Toll newspaper group seeks
...... ., ....,........ * • • Lg 3 ' a. beautifully furnished, EXECUTIVE SUITES FROM S360.00 Free (l) 5oo-e9e-9n 5 display advertising repr• • : ~ ....,"" wtn HI w/d, 4-<:ar gar, court· mrbl apa tub+upgrda.•---------ex T-4645 for listings. sentawe with 1 year mini· ._, ... ..,-.,..use· yCdM, ofc, ln1dr'/5 rT00· 19A3-I $1500. Agt 631-8097 SOUTH COAST Offi«SllpP""Sn1!i(a.AJ/llli~ •Attn: Coat• Mesa• mum experience. Excellen1
-agnol a. 1.. v ••rno 2686 F.'ftr:.''£ nA ftV71t.IG VIEWS ' ... TDIV'\DT p tal p Ill p I ka 1-..... I ~llf -llllllwMdl ls• 411.Nopeta.64s.-10201,.•••••••• .nu; ru:.. l'll.IU\JIY' • •/1/ru-vl\ os os ons. er· bene11 pac ge '""'udng .,..... ., at11e a.. 0.19Mtn 1, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii manent full time for base aalary tor the enlf· ..,. llwMr ...,_. M Ill 1 9R 1BA. 2-car gar, APBDTMENTS Nr So Coast Plaza clerks/sorters. Full getlc sales professional.
---· MwmiMf 111 Wt frig, frplc, big yd, very ~ 1 f 1 Benefits. For exam, Physical/drug screening re-
_.. _.... .. .. pvt. Nu pnt/drps. $850 FOR RENT ~:do,2~~r, 4j~:,Y ~~'. BUSINESS OFFICE LOST 8c application and salary quired. EOE. Please Hnd ,__.,""',,I:., ..... laelllt-No pets. 647·1961 Dog ok. Quiet, xlnt FOR RENT. 2769 FOUND 2925 Info call: 708-264-1839 resume lo Judy Oetting,
;_.., . .,,alHUO •E'eld• 1Br. lrg pvt areL $950. 546-6883 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ext. 4086 Sam to 8pm. "-Cahlornla Community
...__ £-. • ti f 1 / t N AR . DEL I C 0 UN TE R News, 330 West Bay Strfft. ~·-•U·.a•·ISarwr pa 0 • r g • v. 0 911990A Lr9 private exec office REW D. Lost Shih· HELP FfT Some ex-c t M CA 92627 •tt? 11 I' DCw,.._ tmk/pet. $825. Refs. 1MU..v I••••••••• Tzu (medium size · OS• esa, °' lo•-•·--760-Ql89_oL548-8283 ISLAND 2606 M"f!l'"El'\'1H.Tl!QUfr ape ~vall In Eaatbluff m-ale). White wi pe{lence reQ'd: Call lax your r•sume I0-{714) ,._ ---'"'"' 1 .. .r .. n.nJO i1 w/phone,"lax & copler. streaks of light brown/ 631-4404 631·8594
••••••••• B'eld• vary lrg atudlo,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RENT•"'" S400 Mgot. 717-<>606 gr4;X. 6 years old. Very General Office P{T, --------i.=...;;___;;._.,;;;..,, ____ ;;_,, ______ ~ walk·ln clst, frlg/atv. 0.lwt• 2Br 2Ba, A/C, n.rw 'HOUSES/ No emk/pet ~25 R•f• W/d, b~·ln•. deck, Har·I•••······ WATERFRONT OFFICE flu y halrl Lost In th• w .. kdays. Duties Incl. .. "'' I'-llC \SSS o pro ucr1on
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CONDOS 7so-o189 or S4a.-e283 mini bay view. Aval 4/ In Udo Penlnaula, 727 vicinity of Narcissus & mall & coplH. Call
-------...,--1. $1500. 723-5008 aq ft+deck. Fireplace, 2nd St. Mar. 3 673-833·2909, ext. 208 or FOR SALE Fum Npt Hts 18r Heme · ROOMS 2706 rHtrm w/shower, xlnt 8 9 4 8 fax res. to 252-0571 •••••••••I W/den. Pron aMka water view. Avail 15/1.1 _________ lnatallere needed.
non-amkr, very quiet, BALBOA , $1100/mo. 67S.1129 HEALTH 8c Vlnyl, carpet, West
no pets. $1300 &45-0449 paUTusutA 2607 CDM Ocean side PCH. c o as t F I o or Ing '""".. Quiet sunny rm w/own FITNESS 3000 GENERAL 1002 HOUSe;S FOR R•NT bath & balcony. $600. 434·9655 302·1390 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Both 3Br 2Ba w/2-cer 'I Hou-from Ocean No 1mk/pet. 1573-8507 BUSINESS & liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LOVE TO COOK?
COY'T FORECLOSED ::;.~~'cso?;• ,;;':S~ ~ 1!~ic fu~~'it~ ~~: CDM aeparata & prtv. FINANCE Gourmet cook nHded
homes \•,or pennlH mo. Agt. Jim 850-1220 Pia call Julie 997·0432 room & bath, aunny, If You CHERISH fEor spec6la31ty ~ket. on $1. Dekl~1t1•nt Tax, or A t 675-4830 lg closet $450, utll Inc. YOUR LIFI! xp req. 1-44
Repos, R~ s . Your Unfurn'd Hom•• g · · Avl now. 644·7153 You BETTER P(f Work F(f Pav Area. Toll r .. 800· To Rent/Buy 2Bd •Lg 2Br 1Ba $1050 1------------------STOP SMOKING , ai9B-9778 Eitf. Ji-1398 $600.$675. Nr .beach. New pnt/crpt, frplc, CDM aunny, tpacloua BUSINESS 71~780-8182 6am-12 M·F, no exp
for current IUU(lg•. Lae purchaH option gar. No pets. Yrly. rm w/attch ba, kitchen nee. $8.00/hr +comm.
·-avl Pet ok. ~eeg 760-1713 or 857·1n6 prlv. 1 blk bch. $425. OPPORTUNITY $300.$500/Wk. Mark In ---------1'" . Studio w/kltch 1 hH Fem only. 723-19e8 2904 aalea. Office products
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:::!jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilBr•cH 2148 utlla Incl. 642-0104 kit prlvl, pool. Quiet, HOT NUT BOXES (160) $21/HOUR+BENEFITS •11~-051.9393 "' ...n • Female $800 644-0263 unlta w/lndlv. acal .. & NO EXP WILL TRAIN • •IO
• HISTORIC SITE trays. Loan boxea to Appl+lnlo 714-647-1991 .-41k/or Ttmp. ~pt.
'4 unlta on 2 Iota. • .... TRI!• .... 0 ua• COSTA MESA 2624 VACATION atorea, ae11 product PERSONALS 3002 ;54251<. 1 hs• to bch. v. "" and Make ssss1 Build Retail Sal•• Demon-Devon & Devon 10cn vu. Bkr. 642-3850 Ch-.mlng 6 lmmac. 2722 a profitable routs. atrate unique new muter Br & Bth+den. 2 Metr Br 2Ba. fp, w/d RENTALS Coat 5289 Sac. 575 HOT CONNECTIONS product outdoors at ersonnel, Inc 8y Owner 3Br 2'/.IBa Frplc, canyon vlewa. hkup, gar. $880. Ea•tliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii each John 991•7472 *1 _al\l\ .. a SA AGSS Fash Isl & lrvln• Spec-1._ ________ .. I
•Newport Terrace $1250/mo. 494-3278. of Harbor. Great olfer H 28, t h "UVV"V .,.... 1rum. PT/FT. Respon-
condo. End unit OIJ --------for 1 yr lse. 851·1'133 ew mo or om• Local Vending Rte-•Ible, people-oriented Sell yourhom• 1cul·de·aac adjoin• 7 bolualve No. a..a.-. or 64a-1351 for rent. Full kitchen, Cuh Income. Over 20 THE FREE PAAMINE 6 enthusiastic. Hrly+ through ctasslRed. •acre park. Pool, sec Lg 28d 1.158a. SIMp-ahower, TVNCR. Day 1"'97o.26S-1888 AU. FREE 61 .,._24a-9287 842·S878 Inn to batkin"' Haiti et .. n Studio. Lg bath & wkly rates. a~ pr Im • Io cat Ion•. comm. .,.. · ,guard, etc. $159K. FOf • • & I kit h N e<>0-678-1&63 Only Nor,INI LO. to Colo. 1more Info 64M435 Garden/gar, 375-9042 coat, HP c • 0 0 ----t 38 2aa pet. Quiet. $525 Incl ceannvn r ----,...._-..,,.......,...,=~ ---------------------------•
U111/cable. 722·9882 near NB pier. Book MCI PhoneCard RTES ,..,-:itiiiiiliift;-A~1EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT now for summer wkly LOCATIONS GOING I . 5530 5530 **TOWNHOM•S•• rental. 714""'34·1424 FASTI Inv. Req. 2111 2 BR, 1 1/2 BA, pa-800-700-7177, 24 Hra. Uoa, S795: 2 Muter,1 ________ _
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up $950: 1 B". patio, 50• .... 2724 PRODUCT. cm PROFIT. gar, $850. 1545-7387; ~ t1200/Wk potential.
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MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1996
ACROSS
1 Clutches 8 .,. oott the but • 10 Songwrtte,.
~~rsand,.~l ehow
1~ :W~ animals 1& ~vlat!On = 17 lnectMI 18 Chaney t9 lmtate
!O Negative votes ~1 Weigtttlitter's
pride
23 Singer Reese
24 "Oh dear•·
25 Nearest
'r7 Baking or
chtlt-30 Penods
3J Statues ol gods 32 Great surprise 37 MrS. Dithers
38 Hot 39 Church calendar
40 Cannons and
howitzers 42 Old English coin
"3 Freshens
44 ChemtSt's 1ars
45 Voucher
58 Automobile
manulaaurer
57 Solo 58 Musician
Hayes
60 Fencer's
-apon
61 Barrels 62 Boldness
63 Actor Fon
64 North Garo/Ina county
65 Tra1t'Carriers
DOWN I I Cheshire Cal's expression
2 Gambling town 3 St. crossers
4 Pnci<ly
seedcase
5 -down: gets
rnarned
6 Raises 7 Wise old b4rds
8 Form ol government
9 Snake shape 10 Employs
tt Spry
12 Bakery good.s 13 Fido's reward 22 Rqwer's tool
23 Medicinal
PREvtOUI PYDLI IOl YID
3 , ....
27 Type SIZe
28 Aroma
29 Beer 1n the making
30 Muslim officials 32 Small openings
33 Fable lesson
3' Greek god
(an.egg)
42 ConspicuoUs
44 Prolessfonal
cost 45 Allude (to)
46 Marry secretly 47 -lor· was
londol 48 Finished
•9 Stage
~ CHMLlS GOlllN
wtch OMAR SHAll9'
*'WI TANNAH HlllSCH
ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ I
Q. 1 • A3 South, vulneruble, you
hold:
nenw. We won't rault you for leap-ina to 1u clube, but since there i• a
""AK crw s" -~hence ,YOU}lli_J.ht_~ the hand at ~n 3 v .. ' • On. 9 4 v uve clubt, Bid tt.
The bidding has proceeded: Q. 4 • Both vulnerable, a1 South
NORTH EAST 80tmf WEST you hold: INT P... ai;, 3•
40 P ... ?
What action do you take?
A • Without West's interference, a
bid or five hearts would be in order.
That announces interest in slam
while holding no fil"8t-round control
to cue-bid. On this sequence, how-
ever, the roove toward slam is
fraught. with danger. West tnu.st
have a long suit to compete at the
three-level, so East may be able to
ruff away partner's spade control.
Pass, and be content to chalk up a
vulnerable game. . ~
Q. 2 • As South, vulnerable, you
hold·
<:?KS
The biddjng ha& proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NOR111 EAST
l• t o P... p.,.
' What. do you bid now?
7014 POID
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......... Dryer, A•frlg Whit• Ge,... lh•..-PINN t4 pt CUttent .... THUNDUa11110, a Apt-elze. o .. Stove. herd lag, 5 ealla, trailer, Auto, PS(P8, A/C1 Ullo
Cllll 14e-6841. 3 yHr old f•male, U'Ht ehape. 1850. n•w tran•. Aul~
•pade. Looklt'lg for Call 815-3211 $2100 obo. e&o-7271&
good home I¥•• 8hoak .... IW '27 IH T•&an.1• AT, AO.
6014 114-874-7823. GREAT bOall ~·v '10 Pl PB, Cru•. P/Seaa.,
• .. •••••••• Hll, rigged to race. AMJIFM, New tlr ... 1• Can help w/allp In Mint cond. Non •mk.
•HouaaFUL• JE'WELRY,fURS Lthr 1ofH, atelgh bed, ... ••r 6025 entertafnment armolre, tll Al\
Victorian tumltuf9 •Uk iiiii•••••••I trees, coffee • end ta· blH, etc. Grandfather
clock. 71 .. 8~9880
Barel~ Uaed 7 ft.
eftOLRXe
• Lady 2·Tone Date • Men Submarine SS
• Men Explorer II SS
"114-393-0984
Npt. HarbOr for right ••2so 548-4190
buyer. Mu•t aell S35001.,......,....,,,......,.......,,,_.,___,_..,. neg. 548·3233 •iO Probe Aect, ale, pl* •
WE PAY CA$H . ~~o~nt ~nt =
For good used Sabots &45-2137 or &45·330l5.
& boat equipment.
Minney'• Yacht Sur·•--------...
plus, 1500 Old New· llNCOLN 9120
port Blvd. 548-4192 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii French atyle aofa, w/
waverly aoft floral ---------•77 Town car print. Like new _B_UR __ D_l_G ____ ' •••nnN~ SERVICE Otlglnal owner. Like Condition. 720-7045 N Jw.niu ,_ UES 7020 new $2500. 842·9574,
Betllnl crib & rocker, MATERIALS 603l> SUPP *******
white, Ilk• new, $400, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
Other Items. 75&-0838 ·~~u1:~~~11gB~d9a. ST.rNoLNESSSOFSTEEL MERCEDES
Glabman'• decorator "' 7' ltad'I aofa, Ivory, • Factory Specials Bronze & bru.1 & nuts
91l0
Ilk• new, 876-7839' • Stock SlzH AV\. & bolt• + washera. '65 COUPE 300 Buy Now, Save $1000'1! $8.00 per pound. Black/red Interior. Cllll
Medlt•rr•n••n-atwl•
carved headboard
7 1 4 ·9 8 4-4 8 8 4 Mlnney'a Yacht Sur· Richard 714-569-1994
plus, 1 soo Old New· 1---:,-:8-::7:-:2=.=o:-::s::-:·=--
(queen·•lze), match---------·• port Blvd. 548-4192 .,, .. New trans, greet
transportation c u .
Call Mike 569-9941
Ing drHaer w/center PETS &
door• & mirror. $350 ANIMALS 6049 .... DYNE SLIPS
obo. 846-2086 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Jun&U
WJj:k•r sett•• w1th DOCRS 7022 411 Ring Old 50 Large antelope ., 5 I Wedding party
member
amount 24 Fom1er
cendtdate Stevenson
26 Idle
or love 35 Sask 's
neighbor 36 Little kids
38 -olthe tongue
52 Loud breath 53 Mountain lake
54 Root part
55 High cards
57 'Alias
'Y'AQJ9 OQ32
The bidding has proceeded:
A • This is aim ply a matt.er of how
many apadea you should-bid .. You
have seven sure trick.t, but you
~hould dillC()unt the possibility of
scoring the kine ofhearta--West
probably baa the ace. Unlest part-
ner can cover several ofyour pot.en·
ti al loeers, gem& i&-OUt.-Of reach.
Nevertheleea, we would jump to
three spades to try to buy the con-
tract in our long suit.
Q. 5 • Neither vulnerable, as
South you hold:
bottom and aid• cush-ADOPT-A·PET I o n 1 2 7 • ' I o n g , Every Sat & Sun at
875·5583 PETSMART, Fountain Vallay1 Puppies, kit·
'88 190E 2.3 White/
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Palo. Records. 1-ownt Xlnt cand. 85k ml. $10,900 Obo 673·8948 SO' Mooring
Or leH, Great penfn· aula locatlonl ClosHt1 ________ _
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53 ·-and Sympathy" 41 Produced 59 Observe NORTH EAST SOlITH WEST Pan
tena and more, all looking for lovlng, car-
ing hamea. ·CALL 597·
~=!:g ta7:3~58<i:~ MITSUBISHI 91 ts
Puf a few words
to work for you.
3 2~ Pass S•
3• Pass ?
•21-22 poinu
What do you bid now?
A · To understand the answer to
this problem, you must realize
that, with a five-card heart suit and
no more than three spades, you do
not use the Stayman Convention -
you simply bid three hearts, or
transfer mt.a the suit. Therefore,
you can now roake a cue-bid of four
hearts t-0 show your firs~-round
control and slam interest. w1t.h
spades as the agreed suit.
Q. 3 · East-West vulnerable. as
South you hold:
;;'9 5 07 •A K Q J I 0 6 153 2
The bidding has proceeded
NORTH EAST SOtrrH .J•• Dbl ?
"'weak
What du you bid now?
WEST
A • This is not your hand -you
have 11llle to contribute on defense
and partner might have nothing.
Therefor«'. you should make life as
difficult as possible for your opPo-
•A J 3 'VA K OA Q 8 3 ""'K Q 7 MERCHANDISE
What is your opening bid? MISC. 6015
A • Believe it or not, there is a
textbook bid for balanced hands of
25--27 points. Open three no trump
or, if that bid is, by partnership
agreement, allocated to some other
type of hand, start with two clubs
followed by three no trump.
Q. 6 · Bolh vulnerable, as South
you hold: ·
•A K 7 3 'VA J 6 4 2 OAK •K 5
What is your opening bid?
A • You have only four losers and
a plethora of prime cards, but your
long suit is shabby. Therefore, we
don't think the hand quite mea·
sures up to a demand bid. We
would open one heart and reverse
into spades next.
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PLAHT &ALE Citrus· Tea Cup Toy & Mini avocado (fruiting) S10. S250-S950 714-838-4457
OOHC Turbo. White. Runs · greatl Perfect
condition lnslde/ouu
$6500/aba. 248-0385 Qn/Plgmy paJma-lg 510 .,,,....-----~--1 --------Herb• $1, cement Save abuaed and BMW 9030
fountains $110, bird abandoned pots. Be a ~fiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil'ru~~j(iif(i'Qffi bths $20. 909-674-9422 volunteer/faster. Call ~991 BMW M3 5 OLDSMOBILE 9155
PEPPER SPRAY
STOP ATTACK
RAPE & MURDER
Wlteathet key chain.
Blk/Brwn/Blu/Red.
$13. Pollce home
unit w/belt clip hol·
ster $18. Incl. tax &
shipping. •Mall
check/money order
to: BK Enterprise
P .O. Box 80148.
RSM, CA 92688.
114-597 ·903 7 · speed, power aunrlt liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiii
windows, cruise cntrl, '89 Calais Quad 4 BMW AnU-thert stereo, 1 awnr, wht, auto, AC,
60k mil, xlnt cond. PS/PB, am/fm cass,
~19,900 925·5534 xlnt cond. 95k, $3950
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS 6055 obo. lmmacr 548·7704
Looking to purchase iiCADiiiiiilLiiLAiiiiCiiiiiiii9iiiplii4iiO ,_P_L_YM_O_UT_H __ 9_16-S an ugly electric
base gult•r for 198• SEVU..LE under $200. Helpl Call Orlglnal, real goad
Larry at 714-371-0338. condition, new tlrM,
$8~95. 675-6128
'89 Plymoth Voy.
ager SE seats 8,
• autq power/air, $3900
ol)(>. Cail 723· 1504
TRANSPORTATION CHEVROLET 90451 __ -_-___._. __ -----•I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SAAB 9185 L . '90 GEO Priam Blue, ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii11iiiiii ear~ to be ~ better bradU ---------automatic, AC, sound 1• player. Sub1crabe now to the CA.MERAS & , sys new tires/brakes
Goren Bridge Letter by callin. EQUIPMENT 601.6 BOATS 7011 542'00. ca11 547.3111 . (800~7~1225 for information. o-a
write to Gored Bridge Le tter, . ~ 2 SEADOO JET CHRYSLER 9050 p 0 Box 4410 Chicago IL 60680-Son~ eo 8 Handy-SKIS 44 to ' • f cam ecorder. Colar No trailer. Sall iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'91 900 Turbo Conv
Automatic, yellow/blk, low ml, mint. $17 ,000
Oba. 548-6199
' monitor. Bit. In New both for $5000 abo. , $1100 OBO 675·7239 Call 574-4259 wkdys; 83 LeBaronl Conv l·T-O_Y_O_T_A ___ 9_2_1_0 964-3048 eves/Wknds. Power, air, ow miles.
"A little red beauty I" liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 WANTED cau 723·1504· '87 Tercel 1ok ml,
SERVICES 5533 WANTED 5535 MERCHANDISE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1TO BUY 6019 POWER BOATS -·------xlnt cond, 4·•P••d,
Cloalng aualneH 4Jt 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 7012 FORD 9075 burgandy. $2500 obo.
1, Call 714-673-2866 •••••••• NURSE Grad RN, ---------EvarythlntJ Must Go. iiiiiii[iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1-~~~-=--:-=----pl b th t H h I h 2y Heirloom GalletlH Top Dolla-Paid '82 Mua•-n.. "'rvc 1.,.78 Cellca v1nt ease o aware a omo eat • rs exp. ANTIQUES 6010 •• .. • .,._, ' • ~ the listings In this cat· Llv•Out. On Call. Xlnt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 369 E. 17th St.#21 For Records. Jazz, 30' TROJAN 1tlck ahlrt, AC, moon-cond, runs good, new egory may require you Refs. oc area. ns-1n2 1 ___ c_._M_._6_50-4 __ 29_4__ Sountracka, etc. Sportflahar. Rabullt roof, new brakes. tires, 5 spd trans, Just
to call a 900 number ---------•BUYING ITEMS• Call Mike 645·7505. twin engines. Ready $1000. 547·3171 registered, $1100 831·
Call 642-5678.
In which there Is .a Cl.ASSIFIED Fram 1800-1960. 1 pc to f11h & dive. Asking ---------4214 or pgr 413-360'4 cha go po min t to entire estate. Paint· WANTED: a id coin $22K ·No reasonable Cla1Slfled Is ..... r r u e. It's the rt1souree you 1 hi a gls a e M?VJ1110'10aJIOlllll eallectlons & nald & oller refused. Must CONVENIENT can count on to sell a ngs, c n ' w r • fl.•.a-dcalm~--aalll 714·723-4074. Overstocked with ~.Pilot stuH?
A call to
Classified
will help
myriad of merchan· furn. etc. lmmed cash, ' ~-. ...., allver scrap. Steve whelher you're buy-VOLXSWAGEN 9235
tops 673-6223 tv msg ~pmla. 64~9448 days Ing. eelllng, or lust iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil dlse Items. because ' da...i--. ..-in..s. Partner wanted laoklng, classified has our columns compel The Community ,.-1·r-<-1• • WANTED: VINTAGE '9l SeaRay Laguna what you needt '80 Sirocco 5·•Pd, qualified buyers to Market Place. •Oltlldl•llllftalllt Wristwatches/Clocks 23. Twin 135 Marc's. am/fm cau. Good
642·5678
calll Classified •Odleiiil. ~ NB collector pays pr• $395/mo. Incl allp. CLASSIFIED eond. A/C. Reg 12}96
842·5678 842-5878 mium $$. 844-9829 Call 854·2009. 842-5878 $1250 OB0•295-1.W2 -~-------·
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DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii t:~~iiiiii!ijjjiiiijiiji~~ •Paint/Carpentry• PUBLIC NOTICE Gene Abram• Painting THIE'NEWPORT BEACH 1• D 11 d ma el . Int/Ext Ouat PalnVRea.S ' PLUMBING COMPANY --------· •ALL REPAIRS• PRESSURE WASHING l .J. Scott Construction rm~I J~bs o:i Landaoape Remodellng The Calif. Public Utllf; Llc'd/lns'd alncJ "1e. LICENSE 111874491' Power stretch & Install Quality • Guaranteed Custom Home Builders Gary 845-5277 Yard tune up/malntena~. tlea CommlHlan RE· 889-7083 Po'"4-:i947 714-401·9444 Any sl.ze Jab. 20 years DOLPHIN CLEANING Llcl-4811154. Rel' a. QUIT SMOKING landsc.ape/attlsUe design. QUIRES that all used ACOUSTIC exp 7dy 830-5534 24hr & RESTORATION 7'4-875-7709 Semi ·Retired Contrec:tor ,., ContractorlC27-60'4006. houa•hold good• lk•'• Custom Palntlngl---------
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