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Home My WebLink About1998-03-23 - Orange Coast Pilot) "' • Serving the Newport-Mesa c.ommunlty since 1907 No quiero mas tacos T here is good logic behind the law forbid- ding people to feed the sea lions that have turned up on local docks and beaches. Aside from protecting humans fiom unex- pected bites, the law shields the animals from indignities like the one visited on the emaciat- ed sea lion pup spotted in recent days near Newport Landing. Apparently unaware the delicacy doesn't appear naturally in the sea, someone gave the pup a taco. It was promptly puked up. TAKING A BITE OUT OF THE POUTICAL PRoass: As Newport Beach dty officials struggle with the issue of charging nonprofit groups like the Girt Scouts a fee for a solicitation permit, the cookie-pedaling youngsters are breaking out their No. 2 pencils and becoming active in the political process. Here is a sample of a band-written letter sent to City Hall last week by young Girl Scout Anne Schindler: ·I am writing this letter because I am a Girl Scout. I was looking through the newspaper when I came across an article about Girl Scouts. Thanks to you, you wrote that scouts , have to have a permit to sell cookies. It is not a ! very fair rule. It's rilly pretty mean. We are just girls ... Your council is being no fair. My friends think it is not fair eather. • The Cty Council will revisit the issue today, when it considers changes to its solicitation ordinance. Don't be swprised if you catch council members munching on some Th.in Mints during the course of the evening. LOVE BUFFALO STYLE: Becky, the 1,000- pound buffalo who lives at Centennial Fann at the Orange County Fairgrounds, is on a quest for love. The 10-year-old female buffalo came to the farm four years ago and soon had a baby named Tetonka. But Tatonka was later shipped off to per- form in a traveling rodeo and now, hoping to recapture some of the same romantic feelings, fair officials have sent their beloved Becky off to a sin9le buffalos reeoit. Becky bas spend the last few weeks relax- ing at a furn in Coelinga where she'll mingle ·and hopefully hit it off with male buffalo. "This time we have brought in Harvey Wallbanger Jr., a bull buffalo from the T.C. Thorstenson Ranch in Scottsdale, Az.,• said Cotton Rosser, the man assigned to making sure Becky meets her mate. Regardless of how the romantic getaway goes, officials promise Becky will be back in her pen near the Memorial Gardens Building in time to greet visitors to the Orange County Fair set for July 10-26 -hopefully with a furry little bun in the oven. IN THE RUNNING: There's still a few days to apply, but at least two Mesa Verde men have applied for Ed Decker's soon-to-be-vacated ~ool board seat. George Cote and Thomas E. Kolanoskl have entered their names into the pool. Cote, an attorney has one daughter at Estancia High School. He and his wife, Becky, b~ always been active in schools. : Kolanoski, a retired investment specialist and an educator, has spent 20 years in public education as principal of Huntington Beach High School and Westminster High School. ·1 feel I could bring a lot of expertise and business experience to the school board,• Kolanosld said. The boa.rd will appoint a replacement for Decker on Apr. 14. to fill out bis term until the school board election in November. -Compiled by Dally Piiot staff . •SEE CARPENTER PAOE $ . School · move upsets parents •Mesa del Mar parents wonied that school boa.rd could move adult education center to their community. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Some Mesa del Mar parents are con- cerned about a school district plan to place the central oftice of its Adult Education Center in their neighborhood. At its Tuesday night meeting, the school boa.rd will be asked to decide between two sites for the adult program that educates about 3,000 limited-English resi- dents of Newport-Mesa -the Harper School or the Presidio School. The Marion Parsons Special Education Center also was being considered, but the district agreed Tuesday to lease that site to the Waldorf School. Some parents of Sonora Ele- mentary and Davis Fifth and Sixth Grade Center students fear an increase of traffic in their neighborhoods if the program is moved to Presidio, which is adja- cent to the Davis school on Arlington Drive. Karen McMillan. who bas chil- dren at Sonora, lives on Bl Camino Drive. She said cars al.ready come· speeding off of Fairview Road into her neighbor- hood. •There's just too much traffic as it is,• she said. ·And where are people going to park? In our neighborhoods?• District officials said there would be about 600 students • SEE ADULT PAGE 5 Council to review plans for bridge projects • H approved, bids for the Lido Isle and Newport Island bridges will go out this summer. By Philip Bonney, Daily JfJot NEWPORT BEACH -The City Council tonight will review seismic- retrofitting plans for the Lido Isle and Newport Island bridges, and if the plans are approved, may begin solicit- ing bids for the projects this summer. The city has been prequalified for more than $2.3 million to cover the costs of retrofitting both bridges, as well as the Balboa Island Bridge. Plans for that project will be reviewed later this sum- mer. The City Council is also expected to "4.pprove a plan asking the Irvine Ranch Water District to cover all of the operating costs of a newly expanded pipeline system that helps transfer treated sewage water from the district's Nicholson Waler Recla- mation Plant to a county sanitation district facility. The Balboa Village Business Improvement District's annual budget for upcoming special events ·and improvement projects -estimated to be about $18,000 -will also be reviewed by the council Monday The $18,000 will come fTom.,Special assessments levied on Balboa Island businesses. Last year's $16,000 budget spon- sored car and art shows, the Balboa Village tree lighting ceremony, side- w a.lk and lighting improvements, advertisements in local newspapers and other printed materials. The council will also consider transfering $100,000 from the city's general fund into a new capital improve~ent fund. The money, if approved, would fund a report detailing the makeover needs of the City Hall complex. The council will also have the option of transfering only $55,000 to begin. work. nn the Eire and Marine Administration and the Qty Attor- ney's Office. Finally, the city will consider elimi- nating a driveway in front of the old Balboa Island Fire Station at 323 Marine Avenue. According to city staff repom, the old fire station building has been con- demned, yet people use the driveway to park in front of the building - blocking pedestrians on the sidewalk -because of limited street parking. •••••u•••••.,_•...,•••••••••.r••••.,•••••••u••••••h"•U••••••• .... f•-•••nuoo.-..••n-ft•-•••••••••••••o•"-••••••••••*"•••••••••••••..,.•o-.ooo-.OO••-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••o•O••h•••••U••••••••••-••H•••••••••••••••<'uoou•t••U•••••••••tloi-ooo•••••t-• ....... •••••oo•oo••..,••••••••••oo...,••~• .. ••••-A"'lo••-•""' ... '"""•••----· ..... --"" ........ __ .. _..__,_f'"•••-•••""'•-•-••••-•-•-•••-------··-•-•ft- County supervisQ.f candi- date Ralph Silva is one of three running against Incumbent Jim Silva in the 2nd District. A virtual political unknown, Rals>f°' Sltva•s entrance Into the race has raised a few eye- tWOWS. A Huntington BHCh resident, his Int~ tlons have befn ques- tioned, bUt Ralph Silva Is In this to ttie end. See s,tory, ..... I ~ --_---_·_ ---_~ ......... ~_...... --- MoNOAV, MARCH 23, 1991 ' .. • local elections •1 haven't made a ded.sion on who I'm suppo~. I'm looking at everybody. I think that Sandy Genii will raise some feally in~ questions and has some mteresting ideas on things like the Orange Coast River Park. I know ttiat she's been involved from the ~g on concept development.• -u~ eowan. eom Mesa coundlwOman JlmSllva: lnannbent for- mer Huntington Beach mayor. ~ WHAT: Here~ a look at where local etec:ted offldtlls stand realnlna 1tie race for seats on 1he Board of SupeMsors f.n 1he 5th distrid. which 1nc1uaes NeWport Beach. > KEY ISSUES: Observers say challenger ·John Hedges' support for • commer- cial airport at El Toro -popular locally but a sore subject In South County, whkh comprises' most of the district -will hurt his chances. ,.. WHO'S IUNNING= Tom Wlllon: Incumbent ~~~Ison John Hedges: Newport Beach councilman Challenger's •truth squad' targets incumbent Silva • • Supporters of Dave Sullivan, who is running three locals running against Silva for the 2nd District coun- ty seat tn the June 2 primary election: against incumbent county supervisor, say they will try to make sure Silva sticks to facts. Former Costa Mesa Mayor Huntington Beach resident Sandy Genis and Huntington Bob Winchell announced they Beach resident Ralph S. Silva will be watching Silva, also a are also in the race. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot HUNTINGTON BEACH - Saying they want to keep incumbent County Supervisor Jim Silva honest during the upcoming campaign, support- ers of challenger Dave Sulli- van have formed a •truth squad" to make sure the supervisor doesn't try to rewrite history. This week, a handful of Sullivan supporters led by VoL 12. NO. 61 former Huntington Beach Wmchell said the squad is councilman, very closely. • made up of five or six Sullivan •When (Silva) rewrites his-supporters, who claim Silva tory to suit himself, I personal-has been less than honest with ly wouldn't want him to be voters several times over the able to do that," Winchell said. years. •we're a group of people who In 1992, when Silva and a.re interested in making sure Sullivan were both campaign- (Silva) ls accurate." ing for aeats on the City Coun- • Sullivan, a Huntington · di, Silva reportedly said at a Beach City Councilman and candidate's debate that he had retired orthodontist, is one of never voted for a new tax NevJpart Coat 67151 while in office. Sullivan objected to that claim, researched Silva's vot- ing record on his own and soon confronted. Silva with minutes from a meeting that showed Silva had voted for a tax increase, Sullivan said. Silva has said the tax vote in question came at the end of a marathon council meeting around 1 :30 a.m . and was apparently incorrectly record- ed in the meeting minutes by the city clerk. But Sullivan's •truth squad• also c1a\ms Silva told the Koll Real Estate Group, which has long proposed building thousands of homes in and around the Bolsa Chica wetlands, to switch govern- mental control over the project from the tf untington Beach City Council to the county. Koll eventually shifted approval power over the plans to the county and a scaled- down but still-controversial development deal was later accepted by the county. But Silva, the current coun- ty board t:hainnan who is seeking a second term, said that claim is simply not true and described himself as •con- servative with taxpayer mon- ey" whose voting record dur- ing 1 O years of elected service speaks for itself. ·1 have a voting record that I'm very proud of," Silva said. • 1 think if you look at my record over the past 10 years ... it's a rare exception when I'd ever support a tax increase.• To keep an eye on what Sil- va says during the coming campaign, Winchell said he and other Sullivan supporten / plan to attend Silva s~e! and appea.ran~es to see !Pr themselves what is said. Tiley also plan to scan newspaper articles for other statements made by the supervisor for facts. •Maybe [Silva) will watch what be says so he won't have any problems,• Winchell said. ._. ... -·-. .... • --·~ &.~ ·~?. •• ..,, a -'· ,., 5:06•.m. 4.8 ens Incoming tner· Newport-Mesa Unified School District IDementary Lunch Menu second low 1~14 p.m; -0.2 SecOndhlgh &:48p.m. TUESDAY fll'ltlow • I • I : i I . ! . ' i ; I t . l l ' . Ntwpon Beach/Co.ta Mesa Daily Pilot • HUNTINGTON BEACH -Even though he's a virtual political Unkiiown whose only ~xperienoe has been work- ing on a handlul of grass-roots cam- paigns, Ralph Silva's entrance into the 2nd District supervisor race is raising some eyebrows. But the piqued interest is not because of the Huntington Beacli resi~ dent's politital views or campaign tac- tics -it's bis last name. The $64 question is: ls Ralph S. Sil- va a legitimate candidate who, it just so happens, has the same last name as the popular incumbent, Jim Silva? Or is be being used as a decoy by Silva's two more high-profile chal- lengers -former' Costa Mesa Mayor Sandy Genis and Huntington Beacb City Councilman Dave Sullivan -only to sap votes away from the incumbent and help their own election bids? On Friday, Ralph Silva -who refers to the Incumbent he hopes to defeat as "the other Silva~ -said plain ~ simple, he's in the June primary to win it. •1 understand there may be some name confusion,• said Silva, 57. •But the thought that somebody may have put me up to this is utterly ridiculous and false." Just how much impact having two Silvas on the same ballot will have on either candidate is hard to say. MONDAY, MARCH 23. 1991 r------------------------------~ I j : F. Y.I. f I I : + NAME: Ralph S. Silva : l +AGE: 57 : 1 + RESIDENCE: Huntington Beach • : +FAMILY: Divorced, with four : grown children. : + EXPERIENCE: Has never held a : political office but has worked on a : handful of grass-roots campaigns. : He is retired after working 20 years 1 in the district attorney's criminal : investigations division. ' + PlATfORM: Considers himsetf a legitimate contender for the 2nd District supervisor seat who if elect- ed, wants to use his law enforce- ment experience to help guide his decisions as a county supervisor. · ~------------------------------~ ever meeting him," Genis said. "I think he's just sincerely mnning, • Ralph Silva, a Hawaii nati'Ye who retired from the district attorney's Cdm· inal investigations division in 1982 after 20 years, hopes to downplay What he jokingly referred to as •lbe War ot the Silvas• during the coming cam- paign. If elected, he hopes to use his ~ rience in law enforcement to help nm the county, he said. •fighting a'ime has been my ~ for the past 20 years,• Ralph Silva Mid. "I could work very well with who evar the new sheriff is.• And while Jim Silva will be identi- fied on the ballot as the incumbent, sharing a name with a challenger sure- ly doesn't figure to work in his favor, because some voters may be confused about wbich is which. MARC MAl(11ll I DALY Pl.OT County ~r candidate~ SUV. Is one of tbiee people chall~g Incumbent Jim Sliva for the 2nd DlltrtcL A divorced father of four gl'Own children, Silva said he is most con- cerned about what be sees as aw~ ful county government and an lncum- bent supervisor who is out of touch with residents· in his own district. But Jim Silva, the current county board chairman who is nearing the end of his first term, s~d he believes his namesake is only in the race to foil his re-election bid. •I have been told that be would.be running against me, not really to be a candidate, but to confuse the voters · and disrupt the democra!lri>cesa," Jim Silva said. "It is my erstanding that he was recruited by my opponents and by people who don't want to see me re-elected. -•And I do think it's dirty if that's their intention.• But both Sullivan and Genis insisted Commission to ·consider golf course project area would blend into the exist- ing clubhouse with brick columns and the same color paint, city t • • Costa Mesa Country Club management seeks approval to add golf cart storage and washing area to clubhouse. staff has r--------.-.------1 f.Y.I. recom- mended the com- mission approve the expan- sion. ' I By lim Grenda, Daily Pilot I I : ' COSTA MESA -A plan to I add a new golf cart storage area to the Costa Mesa Country Club will be considered by the Plan- ning Commission tonight. !. Officials at the city-owned public golf course at 1701 Golf Course Drive want to add 1,540 . square feet onto the west end of the clubhouse to allow for ' overnight storage and washing of golf carts. The existing cart-washing area at the opposite end of the clubhouse would be relocated to the new area i1 the expansion is approved, a staff report said. Because the new cart storage Also on the com- mission agenda are a r e qu est I I I I I f I +:The Costa Mesa Plannlr)g Commission fS scheduled to meet at 6:30 p.m. today in the City Councll · chambers of Qty Hell, 77 Fair Drive. L---------------~ from Monte Vista Properties to subdivide residential property it owns on Monte Vista Avenue; a permit request for a new auto- mobile body repair and paint shap at the former Costa Mesa Mitsubishi dealership on Harbor Boulevard; and a request to add an outdoor patio to the Little Knight bar on East 17th Street: • • Friday that they know nothtng about putting Ralph Silva on the ballot as a stealth candidate and hadn't even heard of him \llltil recently. "I can only say that this opponent knows nothing about it." Sullivan said. "I was surprised as anyone when he appeared." Genis said she and Ralph Silva apparently worked on some of the same issues· over the years, including citizen efforts a few years ago to draft a county charter, but as far as .she knows, they never met. "We might have been at some of the same meetings, but I don't recall "I'm concerned about the represtm- tation that out distrlct bas been get- ting,• he said. 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Elleen L a I r d Doorly, of Costa Mesa, was recently honored by the Costa Mesa-based Orange County Chil- dren Abuse Eileen Doody Prevention Center for her commitment and service. • 1 Donald Kennedy was re- : elected as chairman of the : Orange County Business Com- Dance Instructor of the Year by the State Community Colle ge Organiza- tion of Phys· ical Educa· tors. S c o t t Karen Shanley Patton of Newport Beach has be~n named a candidate for a degree at the end of the winter term at the Uni~ersity of Ore- gon. MILITARY Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Shawn Chobler, son of Dianna Cboisser of Costa Mesa, recently arrived at his new home port of Norfolk, Va., after a six-month deployment aboard the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz. Navy Ensign Hilary CORPORATE ! ; I I I I I i I I f I I Chui Le Dae hu joined Costa Mesa-based Strategies, a marketing communtca- tiom compa- ny as ui account rep- resentative. Cheri le Due : I Costa Mea-bued BrtdgeNet ~ Comulting Sentces has been l chosen by San Juan County, : • Utah, to conduct planntng ser-l vices foe the preparation of a • supplemental environmental impact statement for Cal Black Airport in Halls~. Utah. Magstadt-Manchester Jim and Unda Magsta.dt of Newport Bead> have announced the engagement of their daugh- ter, Heather, to Eric Manchester, son of Dr. Gary Manchester of La Jolla and Mrs. Susan Weller of Rolling Hills. The bride-to-be is a teacher at Newport Elementary School. Her fiance is a screenwriter. They both graduated from Stanford University. .. engagements An April ' wedding ii planned tDSantaAM. MW1!hine-Bouchard Michelle Mwpbine, daughter of Mn. Thomas Mwphiue and the late Tb.omU Murpbine ol Costa Mela, end John Boucbatd. son of Mr. and Mn. Michael Bouchard oJ Stockton, have , announced. their engageiuent. The brlde-e1ect ii a graduate of Laguna Beach High School and Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. Her fiance, who also w:aduat- ed from C4l Poly, ~ a ciVk engi- neer wtth Pacific Gu & El.,,ctrlc in San Prond.sco. A May 23 wedding is planned at Cbrist Episcopal Church in Sausalito. Wei-TIUbault Dr. Wen and Mrs. Georgiann Wei of New Hartford. N.Y. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Melissa Lynn Wei, to William Joseph lbil>ault, son of Dr. William and Mrs. Barbara Thibault of Newport Beach. The bride-to-be graduated from New Hartford High Sch and DartmoUth College. She cummtly a student at Dartmou Medical School. The groom-to-be graduat from Newport Harbor Hi School and Dartmouth Coll and is currently pursuing a m ter"s degree in engineering at University of Vermont. A June 27 wedding is plann in Rollins Chapel in Hanov N.H. ·' mittee for the Arts. The com- mittee, founded in 1981, is ded- icated to supporting the arts and stimulating support for the arts from the business commu- nity. Albers, daughter of Bareno Albers of Newport Beach, recently returned to her home port of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, after a six-month deployment to the Western Pacific Ocean and Arabian Gulf aboard the guided missile cruiser USS Port Royal. A 13-member teom from Newport Beach-based Keystone PadJlc Property Group recently won first prize for team pledges by raising $3,085 for the Hard Rocle Run for Cover to benefit HomeAid. Team members were Barbara DurblD. Joely Mazzotu. Shelley Pblpps, Shelly Slagle, Wall Poon. Sandy Hueby, Mar- go Cmmmack, Colleen ltozen. Uta Mercado, Auon 'lllvemler, 11.ah Wagner. Matt Birkett and Genevieve Gale. ·briefly in the news EDUCATION Costa Mesa residents Luella Nelson and Stacy Evans, both Chapman University students, have been selected for inclu- sion in the 1998 •Who's Wbo Among Students in American Colleges and Universities.• Orange Coast College culi- nary arts students, including Jam.le Dill, Randy Torres, Keltb Noriega, Cbrls Hanmer and Stephen Nguyen, recently won a silver medal in the American Culinary Federation Western Region Junior Member Hot Food Championships in Sacra- mento. Karen Shanley, the chair of Orange Coast College's Dance Department, has been named Marine Lance Cpl. Daniel Adams, a 1994 graduate of Newport Harbor High School recently returned to his bome base of Camp Pendleton after a six-month deployment to the Western Pacific and Indian oceans and Arabian Gulf with the 13th Marine Expeditionaty Unit. Air Poree Airman Koret Rogers, son of Kimberley Bolinger of Costa Mesa, has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio. nmstrader Newport Beach resi- dent nm Strader has been named manager of real estate ' development for the Southern California office of Phoenix- based Opus West Corp. I I Bock Communlcatiom, a : public relations agency special-: izing in telecommunications and l high technology, has relocated l its headquarters from Hunt-l ington Beach to Costa Mesa. 1 . I Tickets available for OCC anniversary gala Tj.ckets for Orange Coast Col- lege's Orange Tie Gala, set for Sept. 19, are now available in the college's Foundation Office, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The event, to be held at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa t-1esa, will commemo· rate the 50th anniversary of the first classes, which was on Sept. 13, 1948. 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A ~on that mentions hundreds of outstanding examples of students ages kindergarten through age elghteen. Unbelievable Kids! R-EA-BER-SHI~P A section focused on what's iood ln Newport Beach, Corona dcl Mar and COsta Mesa. Read by young and old alike. The kids their parents, teachers. rrtendS, ~bors .... the~~ COMMUNlr:r¥ ·· .. $80 each through May 15 for $100 each thereafter. Pr ceeds will be used to endow scho)prship in honor of Oran Coast College's founding pre dent, Basil Peterson. For more information, c 432-5645. Advertorial Auto .. Fact: ..,,..,,,,,,.... IDWIC.rAW GmHI••....,, ....,... .. A&mMIOM .. SOUND LIKE TROUBLE? Car owners who bear unusua sounds coating from benea their hoods and elsewhere ma have trouble communicating t lheir auto technicians bow an when the noises occur. To hel facilitate this process, driver, should qualify the sound b asking themselves a fc questions before they scbedul appointments: Does this nois occur when the cat is in motion at rest, or both? Docs it happe when the engine is hot or cold Docs it occur in reverse, as wel as in drive? Docs the noise occ while the car is going in a straig direction, or while cornering Does it change according t traveling speed? Does it occur u acceleration or deceleration? finally, do surface conditions affoc the sound? HINT: A-rltythmic tappina or ticking that speeds up as the engine revs is likely due to a maladjusted valve gap, a shona~e of engine oil, or a stuck lifter. ANSWER THIS QUESTION is r, d a e i- CONTINUED FROM 1 ' .. : lttending the morntng and I lfVealDQ cla'ftS u the adult pro-: mmn ...._ tQ the Preadio 11te. ! •My aon rides his bike to ; ichoo1. and he'll have to ride "~ the Davis parking Jot.• ; ~ BiD Jcirth. •1 afu very con-t '*1led With the amount of traffic ~-Oiere. • : • 11ie Adult Bduc:atlon Center ! )lad been housed at Davis, which ~ ~u converted to a fifth-and • 1Jixth-grade campua lut year • \ecause of a squeeze aeated by class-size reductions. Since then, the program's central office bas been a fadllty at 890 W. Baker St. • in Costa Mesa. . But the lease on the Baker Street property runs out at the end of plis school year. The adult program also bu satellite pro- grams at Whittier, Wilson and Pomona elementary schools and Estancia High School. •This program is so important to the district and to the commu- nity,• said adult education direc- tor Rosemarie Bodrogi. The adult education center provides English as a second lan- guage programs, citizenship classes, high school diploma pro- grams, vocational and parent training classes and progra.ms'for adults with learning disabilities. •People can learn English at a faster rate so they can get better jobs,• Bodrogi said. ·nie better .the job, the more money that will 'bring into the community's tax base.· The program is also of particu- lar assistance to the school dis- trict's limited-English students. •If their parents learn English, they will allo learn it that much falter,. Bodrogi aa.kl. The JJR191am ii federally fund. ed and aelf 1UJ>portlng. It hu' been put ot the Newport-Mesa IChool diJ1rict for more than 20 yee.n. But u elementary and sec- ondary IChool enrollments have been on the iuaease, the pro- gram finds ttaelf in a bind to find a permanent home. • •1 really believe in the adult education program,• McMillan said. •1 juat don't think we can have it in our neighborhood.• Added Davis parent Terry Ree- di, •There bas to be a better choice than Presidio. It just d0es- n't seem like the thing to do.• School t.>oard President Jim Penyman agreed. •rm opposed to putting it at Presidio,• Penyman said. •rm trying to steer it away from there. It's .already at Harper. I think that would be a better idea.• Board member Martha Fluor said the school board needs to look beyond its tradition.al hous- ing sceD.a.hos for the adult pro- gram. •1 think we have a lot of viable options,• she said. :1 think we need to think outside the box.• Fluor suggests having sites at schools and in apartment com- plexes close to where many of the students live. Fluor also suggest- ed that school buses be used to provide transportation to the vari- ous sites. Board member Ed Decker said more satellite centers are the most practical way to house adult programs. •A lot of these people have transportation problems,• Decker said. •The satellite program brings the programs and brings the instruction to the convenient location for the students. school news Scholarships available to area female students The Newport Chapter of the National Charity League will be awarding scholarships to deserving female students in this yea.r's graduating class. To qualify, applicants must: • Have a 2.5 grade point aver- age or higher • Establish a financial need • Be a senior girl in the New- port-Mesa Unified School Dis- 'mct • Not be a daughter of a National Charity League mem- . ber or a Ticktock er • Be registered as a full-time college student this September • Have attended all four years of hlgh school in the Newport- Mesa District Those interested can request an application from a school counselor. Applications must be completed and postmarked no later than April 20. ./How you can protect your assets from a Nursing Home stay! ./Lone Term Care: Who really needs it? What does Medicare cover? 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A ./Government approved reverse mortpges: NPllV'IX!ll't &di .;.;.+--o..£m-:-~~~-tbe>t1 When u :e thay.ippropriatet ,_ __ .:.:.:~~-~~--:-~ ~O::c;;lU .. --.F-,......._..r-.-,....,.J FEN -PnEN IREDUX nRlus It I I • I ' I • I ' I ' F.Y.I. + Cinematographers up for an Academy Award are: ............... "Amistad. • ......, Deeklnl. •Kundun• • DMt9 Splnottl. •LA Confidential• • lbiuell c.rpent-. "lltanlc" • IEcluM'do Serra, "The Wings of the Dove.• M<"NOAY, MARO. 23~ 1998 L--~--~-------------~ PROGRESSIVE MARKDOWN 10th Annual Academy Awards• Live on the Big Screen Monday March23 6p.m. . . • • • . . •. . . . . . . . . . . . • • ' I . . ' . EYE-OPENER QUOTE OF THE DAY No. 56 is bn the horizon/or Newport Harbor-S first family 7t'I~ ~ tJtae kkU ~no tdsa wlw I am. SclM .. 1 ~ p ,,,... deatL ·"' ""'1J1l a.ti: Vl ""11/titl uAtJa BaM Ruth ... • -HAU Of{ FAM/J 11l1RD BASl!MAN BWJOKS 1dJINSON The l{ueen of swat ·~ •Estancia High product Leah Braatz and her Arizona Wildcats continue to dominate college softball like none other; on a personal basis, she's after the home rwi record. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot this weekend's Kia Klassic Softball wnament hosted by Cal State Fullerton, crowd's.gaze was fixed on tbe University of Arizona softball team. • Before them on the finely-manicured, lush field was a group of All-Americans, record-holders, World Serles champions, future Olympians. The stare of the fans seemed to focus on one player in particular of that special group. They were looking at Leah Braatz. It seems like the Wildcat senior, a product of Estancia High, has done it all. successful collegiate softball team winning the College World series in 1994, '96 and '97. She's only been named to three All-American first teams, a couple All-World Serles teams and is one of the most feared hitters in the game. What is left for her to possibly achieve? "I want to break the NCAA home run record,~ she said. Entering the season, she had amassed 60 round-trippers. She needs 22 more to break the record. "Of course my real goal is to win the national championship. I don't know, what else?" She may not know what else because if it is to be done, she has probably already done it. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Estancia High product Leah Braatz and her Arizona Wildcats. ln softball terms, she has. She's only an integral part of the decade's most • SEE LEAH PAGE 8 B=:.1:.on. who it considered by most baseball historians as the greatest thlrd baseman in the history of the game, signs a wall mural of hlmseUat the Newport Sports Colledlon Foundatton Saturday. Hespentttme there speaking with little . Leaguen about bis apertences, as well as offering a few Belding Ups to the youngsters. The Hall of Pamer collected 16 gold gloves during a storied career with the Balttmore Orioles. DAILY PILOT PHOTO ' BY STARR BUCK •Hall of Famer Brooks RobinsOn takes another approach to baseball with a talk to Llttle Lea~ at the Newport Sports Collection. enjoy it.• Robinson said. •t tell tbeli1 that my dream came true.• Robinson. who WU iDd\ldeid inti> the shrine at Cooperstown Jn 1983, ~a professional baseball ooatnd out al high sdloolm 195.f, fulfJUtng a ddkftlooddnlllln that bad its roots in little Rock. Am: •1 knew I wanted to be a bueb8D ptay- er,,. he told the group, "Aliythti:ag I WU going to get, I wu going to have 1lo work for.• The Newport Sports CoUectlOn. IOC&t- ed at 620 Newport Center Ddv9t u a 10:! c "10lly yanity • Local products giving diamonds some sparkle. Black, a three-sport star r Estancia until this sea- son, has extended her line of success to the college ranks as she is starting for the Wichita State softball squad. Though the Shockers have put together a record of 6-11, Black has started in all 17 games behind the plate for Coach Jim Maynard allowing just one passed ball. It is at the plate where the former Eagle is making her mark, though. At the Oklahoma State Mini-Oassic, the rookie hit .500 with six hits in 12 at-bats. She leads the team with nine RBI and is second in hits (13), runs (6) and doubles (2). She has also nailed two of four potential base stealers. The squad's home opener in the newly-built Willrins Stadium Complex was set for March 18, but postponed due to rain. The Shockers will get their first chance to play in the $1.3 million facility April 8 when they host Missouri-Kansas City. Black & Co. will not make any trips to the West Coast this season. Q Costa Mesa lilgh alum Charles Chatman made his mark on the Kent State athletic program late in the fall with a breakthrough performance in the Golden Flashes' fourth-to-last game of the football season. But it hasn't taken Chatman nearly as long to bust out on the baseball diamond. Chatman, a junior, has belted out six hits in 20 at-bats, including three doubles and a grand slam. 1-liS 11 RBI is third-best on the team, which stands at 4-7. The squad is cwrently spending its spring break week in Mia.mi. Fla. playing Florida lntemational. Dartmouth and Harvard before diving into Mid-America Conference action. Chatman has seen action in the outfield, but he is mostly serving as the squad's designated hitter. Q Concordia Unlventty's baseball team is serving as tb$ post-graduate destination of a couple of former Mustangs, as well an Orange Coast transfer. Former Costa Mesa-dwellers who heeded down South to • ... . • ' .. Irvine to te at the NAIA oo are nesaiiilA an..;;,,--....-; NewportH • Baker, Kreuter are first-team picks for Sailors; three other locals are second team. ,·. ! : (, t ' ' I • ' ' I ' I f f) () '( () () \ ( : I Julius Vasquez (Costa Mesa High products) and former Pirate outfielder Tum PowmL who prei>J>!:Ml at Manna in -~-·-t-HWlliDgtoll:Beachu-.:u..~~·~...._.,. Broesa.iille bad a stellar Leagu . So. Mldfle4der k . Mldfleldtf season u a fieahman for Coach Jackie Scb.nlepp batting .31' and leadiJig the Eaglel with 41 RBI and five hGmen. Broesamle, who wu Mesa's most valuable player b1i j\JnlOr • and senior IMIODI, ii ltArtlDg at first ba.M, but Will allO see Ume on the ptteher'a mc>Wid. Vasquez, who earned All·Padfic Cout ~ honon la.It tpring after betting .380, u vying for ti.mi behlrid the plate · and in the DH polltion. PoWell ii pa~ m the oUtfte1d trYfng to nan down a ~jOb. TbOugh ~ pl&y JUlt down the freeway, lie &glel WW ~ tbeir loml l»oP. beck .., tbwD to ~Soi.-QllfanM ==~·~·u ... Newp9rt 1-far\>o(s Al Irwin ttimed 80,recently, and he's Still No. 1 MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1998 briefly Tars, CdM . primed for semis : • Corona del Mar tangles with Laguna Beach today at Golden West, Newport Harbor is at Marina; title game follo'Ws 4 o'clock semifinals at 7 :30 tonight. HUNT- INGTON I I >•!I " O l ~ .. --.,.,.~ .. •...A. -} l ...... -& I ---- ----BEACH -Corona del Mar High's Sea Kings grabbed the No. 1 seed out of pool play at the Orange County High School Boys Volley- ball Championships and will duel Laguna Beach today at 4 p.m. at Golden West College following impressive effcm over tbe weekend. Elliott now a Falcon One-design regatta -... ATLANTA -eftft Matt Elliott. the r.-uuT:IALL SAN DIEGO -ftM : Newport Beach's IOA.~G _ Michigan Wolverine center who became Mr. Irrelevant xvn in 1992, bas found his third home in the National Football League since his days as the reigning Mr. Irrel- evant in Newport Beach six yea.rs ago. -· Argyle Campbell. David E. Stock-- man at Newport Coast ~d Costa - Mesa's Charles Beek were among Steve Conti's Sea Kings swept to an 8--0 record in pool play. blitz- ing Huntington Beach, Foun- tain Valley, Santa Margari- ta and Foothill. In the quar- terfinals on Sat- urday the Sea Kings bad a bye in the opener, then p u n i s h e d Hearlson Esperanza, 15- 4, 15-7 to qualify for today's berth at Golden West. Laguna Beach swept a sans Marcus Skacel Santa Margarita squad to make it to the semifinals. · In the other half of the bracket it was Newport Harbor's unde- feated Sailors moving into today's semifinals at Marina High, also at 4 p.m., against the host Marina Vtlcings, by virtue of victories over Woodbridge (15-4, 15-3) and Fountain Valley (15-10. 15-8) in the quarterfirulls. Dan Glenn's Sailors were 8-1 overall in pool play, topping Los Alamitos 15-5, 15-4, and Edison, 15-4, 13-15, 15-5; then bumping off Woodbridtge, 15-4, 15-3 and Fountain Valley, 15-10, 15-8. There was a pricetag on New- port's victory over Fountailn Val- ley, however, in the form of an apparent sprained ankle for standout Adam Hearlson. Glenn said Hearlson is very doubtful for today's semifinals and that Rick Robinson and Scott Dore would be counted on for greater floor time. The championship finals are tonight at 7 :30 at Golden West. Originally drafted No. 336 by the Washington Redskins, with a subsequent move to the Carolina Panthers, he has now signed with the Atlanta Falcons as a free agent, becoming the most trav- eled of all Irrelevants over the past 22 years. Mr. Irrelevant xxm is sched- uled to grace the sea and land of Newport Beach at the conclusion of this year's National Football League draft, when the final pick will be toasted with the annual array of celebrations. Duke's yacltt on ~y NEWPORT BOATING BEACH -The Newport Boat Show is taking place over the next two weeks with more than 200 new and cur- rent model power boats, pre- owned vessels, trailerable boats and gear. electronics and acces- sories. John Wayne's first boat, the classic 7 5-foot motoryacht Nor- wester will be on display at the Brokerage Yacht and Sailboat Show at Lido Marina Village until Sunday, with the new models exhibited at Newport Dunes Resort Marina March 25-29 . Show hours are 11 a.m to 6 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. Admission is $8 for adults and free for children t 2 and under. For more information call 757-5959. the distinguished field of finishes • Saturday at the GMC Yukon/Sail-a ing World National Offshore One-: Design Regattta Saturday. '" In the Melges 24 field Camp- bell, with Rock N' Roll, went4-16- 5-6 (31) over two days of racing to place fifth behind San Diego's Dave Ullman and San Francisco's Darin Buchalter, who are locked in a tie with nine points. Stockman and his Abba Zaba Dad was fourth with 17 points (4· 4-5-4) in the Level 72 class. while Beek. in the Sta.rs Fleet, was also fourth with 19 points (4-4-5-6) with Ma.rianne. Angleman Series UHIA a:MNWTMIAN YAOfT OJJB BOATING Ang ...... Series Rntct.y PHRf 1 -1. Pendragon, 0; 2. Energy, 4; 3. Bll'ZZ Bomb, 4; Bolt. 6; 5. Skysail, 11; 6. Merrythought. 25; 7. Sc.avenger. 33; 8. Max Q, 49. PHRf • -1. Whippet. O; 2. Elan, 2; 3. Eris, 3; 4. 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ThU atar-studdcd event on Thunday, April 2 at 7 p.m. will praent the Academy Award-winning "'WINGS• -the 6nt &Im to receive BEST PICTURE in 1928. c.elebritia will be on baDd at the fatift pott-puty at The Cumery Ratawant. Also 4 ticbu to the Opening Night Gala, "'The Wonderful Ice Ua.m SW~ &Dd c:dd>rity pott· party.. WE'RE ALSO GIVING AWAY: * " .ea of 2 tickm ro •THE WONDERFUL ICE. CREAM SUIT" Opening Nilht Gala.. ~on Tbund.ay, March 26 at] p.m. at~ Newport. "°:\r"·~ wim c:dcbritics at ~ Beach Mani~ Ballroom. This · a:naung a.od prcmm an Edwud James Olinos and F.sai Mo * 5 aeu ofl ticbu ro •M.£RcHANTS OF VENtJs-nmc ltftCning oo S&biiday. Maidi 28 u 7p.~ at &lwuds 1s1and Cinemas. This West c.o.st Pn:micte of cbe Amcr1c:ao lndes>crldc.ot romantic comedy stan Michael YOik. Cdebratc with Mich.ad (and the en.lite c:ast and crew) at his bifthdzr?C*,.,.n:y at * ~~Fm Studios N"alht at the Patival ~ oa Tuesday. March 31 at 7 p.m. at Edwards Udo. PracnUd by BSMG Worldwide. • HOW TO FNrF.R: fill out cbe ~ur below and tend or &x it b.dt co: Tdtu c~ DUlr Pilot. ''° w. e.1 St.. C.olCa Mesa. CA 92627 or Fa: 650-480l, Ann: ~ Deedlifw? ~ w.dt l6t NoilD. J J _ ... -""",:-~:__.~._,1,---.-.·-.~~ ·----·---"' -.... . MONDAY. MARCH 23, 1998 LEAH DUP ' CONTINUED FROM 6 But Braatz's off-field production bas been as worthy, i.f not more, as her diamond prowess. On April 3, her son Dominic tu.ms 2 yean old. •tte's getting so big. He's just wild, a little monster,• she laughs. sec TAKES SECON After two stellar sea.sons with the Wildcats, Braatz redshirted what would have been bet junior year in '96 to get married to Carlos Cochrane and give birth. •1 don't have a lot of time to do much. It's just Dominic, softball and school.• the 23-year...old said. And such is the Ute of an All-American mom. "When (Dominic) was younger, he needed more attention, but know he can play on his own, so that's good,• she said. "But it also means be never sits down." Her son tSn't the only youngster Braatz is looking alter this season, though. Arguably college softball's best catcher, Braatz is also handling a pitching staff with three freshmen hurlers The WI.Ideal pitching staff is paced by All-Amen can Nancy Evans, who shoulders the brunt of the dunes from the circle. "Ndncy's just awesome," Braatz sighs in near d.Js be lief of her teammate's talent. •As for the p1tclung staff, we concentrate of Nancy and Becky (Lemke), but the others know their role. It's bard irl some way;; to break them in, but they've accepted their roles pretty well." With the nation's No. 1 ran.king and aiming for thei.r third NCAA title in a row, the Wildcats are rolling Braatz & Co picked up a convincirlg win over No. 5 Fresno State in the quarterfirlals of the Kia Klassic, 6-1. I htting in the cleanup position, Braatz went 2 for 4 with dn RBI and a run scored. TI1e Wildcats were 30-2 ht!ading irlto the toumamPnt's final day. Braatz was scorching, as WPll DON LEACH I OAl.Y PtlOT Leab Braatz is congratulated after a sterling defen1tve play Sunday In tournament action. "I was in a little bit of a slump, but 1 think I broke out of it,• she said. In an 8-0 win over Oklahoma State, she belted a three-run home run and scored twice. She also picked up a pair of hits irl an 8-3 win over the hosting ntans, and added two runs in a victory against Southwest Texas. Hopefully with a home run record and another championship ring irl tote, Braatz will aim for the 2000 Olympic softball squad. "I'm.not sure what else there is to offer as far as professional softball goes. I've heard about a pro baseball league. But who knows?., she said. "Right now, (my plan is) the Olympics." Houston, Brandt hurl gems for the Yanguards. K 0 NA, Hawall -South-L em California College's softball T7F?IA&. SoCAL Cola .. J, NW Mlllol• St. 1 NW MiUourl St. 000 001 000 000 1 5 2 Soeaf College 000 000 100 001 • 2 11 2 Keems and Angel; Houston and Murie. w -Houston. 1l-3. L ·Ke.ins. 28 • Moss (NWMS), Rogers (SCQ. tea.in auttered a heart-breaking 1-SCC lits with E gl 0 losa to Hawatt-Hllo in the cham-sp a . es pionship game to take second LA MIRADA place at the Kona ClClSsic Satur-In the first day evening. game of a Gold- Pitcber Oretchen Brandt held en State Athletic Conlerence Hilo to just one run. saaificed in twinbill, Southern California Col- the fifth, but falls to 10-3. lege got a run in the top of the The Vanguards, ranked in the ninth and senior pitcher Bryce NAIA's top to, have compiled a Primm collected a complete game mark of 24-6. win to top Biola, 4-3. In the semifinal contest against The Vanguards, who are 15-1 1 Northwest Missouri State, SCC after the doubleheader split and needed 12 innings to advance 7-8 in the GSAC, received two with a 2-1 win. bits each by Greg Schrieber and Heather Rogers' run-scoring Michael Grasse. double, which brought Chrissy • In the nightcap, the Eagles Vega, was the game-winner. came out on top, 8-5. Hurler Jen Houston went the Eric Booth, Joe Rivera and distance in the circle to up her mark Bryan Chambers each posted a to 13-3. The Vanguards return to . pair ol singles, while Rivera an action Wednesday when they host Grasse drove in two runs apiece. Western Washington at 1 p.m. The Vanguards host Point K~SK Loma Nazarerie Tuesday, at 2:30. HAWAIHtll.o 1, 5oCAL Cou.E<iE 0 GOLDEN STATE~ CONfUENCE SoCal College 000 000 O -o 4 1 SoCAL Cou.EGI 4-810tA 3 Haw1U-Hllo 000 010 K -1 4 1 SoCal College 001 020 001 -4 9 1 Bradt and Murie; Vasquez and Biola ooo 002 010 . 3 8 2 Ostrander. W -Vasquez; L -Brandt. Pri d Uttl fl td o d be 1G-3. 28 -Pagan (HH). 38 -Oda""'""' (HH). mm an e e ; rr, Van en rg .. ~... (9) and Jay. W -Primm; l -Vandenberg. Pirates use extra innings to top Eut I.A MONTEREY I PARK -Orange Coast College's baseball team topped hosting East Los Angeles1 8-6, as Darren Chandler deD9J ered the game-winning run w~ he crossed the plate after John Lukin's single in the top of the 10th inning. The Bucs (11-12) "'ere paced by Chad Gonzalez, who belted bis fifth home run of the year and also hit a double. Coasts returns to Oranga Empire Conference play Tuesday. hosting Saddleback at 2 p.m. · NONCONRJllENClE OMNGE CoAST 8. EAsT LA. I OrangeCoast 100 1112002-81s."t East LA 021 101 100 0 -6 11 ~ Gonzalez, McDermott (4), Thom~., (6), Schwam (10) and Jones. Lukin (6): • • Chavez, Okosko (6), Smith (8), Torlz (9) ... and Medina. Garcia (7). W -Thompson, 1-0; L -Toriz, 2·2. 28. Chavez (OCQ, _,,. Chandler COCO. Quintero (ELA), Gambara (ELA). HR -Gonzalez (OCO.' ~ Martinez (ELA). 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Approve tho Flctltlold BualnHs 5 of ~ Fin • YOU SHOULD COHTACT A SUITE 2170 IRWINDAlt'~ POltlluch.CA92680 1 lie F1ct111ous Business 1998 tors, and persons who may persons unless the have Operation Agreement and Name Statement authorili!d IO SI-LAWYER. NOTICE IS HEREBY 91708 (S:!S) ~ FOR The IUll MM d 111•-..... .....,, 1Ja1110 rolerrod to above MW121 ~~heli\58 be Interested In waived notice or colsented a1;1thorlz~ staff to negotiate Tha fotlowlng ~sons are nt$$. In this •· ~ sale GIVEN M !ht rul plllfltlty SALES INFORMATIOH CALL: be consunlnMld al Ill office di was Med on Oiange County e w or estate, or both, to the ,0 osed acfo ) with Irvine Ranch Water dol~ business as. wif be made '"·an AS IS" known a : '37 CASRlllO 1918) 387-nll ASAP3tl09ci DISCOVERY ESCAOWcoa.tWrt on 10·15·97, File No 19973. PUBLIC NOTICE ~~Y~~ULAkH ~tAW~INS The lndfpo~dent ad~ln75. District for their payment or fES ~EOIA SUV, 17710 ~· iiUt without 00¥&-STREET COSTA MESA. CA 3116. 3123, 3/30 TTT7 C.'*' Aw. Suitl. 444. 7JtH54 BSC 7093 DER • a a NY-tratlon authority will be all outlall operating costs In anta Clena St., Fountain r111.: • 9)!CP!eSS or 92627 ~' PIRlll Num· ttl!WnglDn 8ucJ1. CA 92&47 lf'lll Mork H Liddle, 2834 Irvine granted unloss an Inter conjunction with an agree-Valley, A 92708 tmp~. reg lill8, btt: 111-321-15 will be aold II PUBLIC NOTICE tr1e llllldPllld silt a. It ~ Ave. Newport Beach, CA NOTICE OF 11t ~ETgJON has been asted person files an ob: ment which prohlblts the Chuck O. Howard, 17710 ~~~ ~ • 1o public euc:tlon 11 AT THE 8, 1098 . ...,. 92660 PETITION TO ed Yi NNIE RADE MA· jectlon to the petition and discharge ot roclalmed Santa Elena St, Fountain b ~ ':° NORTH FRONT EHTRANCE TO &crow No. 20131"'W The IJulk Slit 11 IUtJjld • This business Is con· ADMINISTER cr.J~11n 1~• ~uperior yg~n show good cause why the water for a period of r11teon 'J..t~lloy, CA 92700 v~ ~o ~tti TIIE COUNTY COUR™OUSE. fOTICE TO CREDJTORS Calttoma Uftfonn Commllaf dueled by a l1m1ted part· ESTATE OF: ANG~ orn a. oun Yo • coun should not grant the years. s bu~lneu !' con· inMsl ~ Md the 100 CIVIC CENTER ORM OF BIJU( SALE COde ~ 6106 2. nerst11p RUTH J FL . authorlt PUBLIC HEARINGS ductod by. an Jndlv1dual ~· Ill~ 0 'the ~ WEST SANTA ...... CAUFOR , ..... ._,._ _ __.to UCC Ste (w -... hl...e ~..J Mark H. Liddle • £ET THE PETITION requests A H y. BALBOA VILLAGE BUSI· Have you started doing red b said Oeeci"';;t • ......., . ,_,.,. ,_ •• -. "U!<I -•It 111..,_. 'I~ 199S5751909 TCASE NO. A191 ~53 that CONNIE RADE MA· tlon ~EAlll RbleNGhelodnoll\heApRellLI· NESS IMPROVEMENT DIS-business yet? Yes, 6/95 rust with ~le"' ... lheA!On as ::i:. 4::, II!=.!!!!-to th• 1105) 6106 2. the l<*owlnQ int~ T o all heirs, beneficiaries, CHER be appointed as per-,. P TRICT ANNUAL RENEWAL Chuck Howard provided in said' Note plus •r. ~-11 the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN llllst be pnNdld.) • hts statement was hied creditors, contingent credi-sonar representative to ad-23, 11998 at 1:45pm In Dept. FOR 1998·1999 FISCAL This statement was filed lees ch~ and ~ ~~tor c:.h °' cah-!hit a bulk sae is about to Cit The tllllll and ~ If Orange County on 3·11-98 otherwise be Interested In decedent. ~~~:S South. Orange, C CONTINUED BUSINESS Orange Co~mty on 3· 1 t -98 lrUStS aeated br.: · of n•lonal ~ dledl dlll'tlm on The name(s) Ind bu3ineu ll1'Y be lileO IS l>ISCO'.t1IY with the County Clerk or tors, and persons who may minister the estate of the 703 ocated 81 341 The Ct~ YEAR with the County Clerk or of ihe Tr£Jstee • ' -M ' .._, M -,. -"" _, - Daily Pilot Mar 23, 30, lh~ will or estate, °' both, THE PETITION requests IF YOU OBJECT REPORT FORM THE Fl· 109S8751050 T!'\1$1. ~ t; :0.,utt ~ uvtnga Ind adcnSS oC the sdler(s) !Wt ESCAOWCOMFWtt' Trnc.tft PUBLIC NOTICE filed by DOROTHY PET· dent Administration or Es· thould appear at the heat· f~fTt~NMAf~~E ~'~f Apr. 6, 13, 1998 m118 , Sinl VilleLCA Y. ~1o'l .!.!~ .. -~to A CA CORP , 4100 Niwpo,i ~:=,·== Ap• • "· "" ml" ·~ n~;~.~i6:f";'.. .. .. =~~~.:..-~~::,~~~ ....... ,, ""' .. ,,~~. ;::: NANCE COMMITTEE ON Dody """' M ... 23, '°· w : -M ....... "i::. = ~=.~) ""· """ .... - TlNGILL. WIWAM WILKE latff Act. /Thia AuthOrlt Ing Ind state your Ob-• • . 1520-524 ! •N ........ ..._ Pia SIJ1! 530 New""" .... _.. ... ............ 7 -=4 BSC 7125 and JUNE WILKE In the wlU allow lh~· Personal re y ~Ilona or file written ob-TORNEYS OFFICE RE· bmllion ( do bul1,_ la CallfomlL Tiit ' ' ,....., ..._.,, ,.,_ ... ........, • - NOTICE OF Superior Coul'I of Califor-resentallve to take matv 1:,tlons with ~he cour1 be:· ~Ri~i~EJrA~IJ.iAE~TIM· PUBLIC NOTICE Y. ISlfnl =...=.: _. wtltlolll CA~ ll.tsiness as · 'lliE :O:.=m111e ,_ blbl PETITION TO nla, County or ORANGE actions wlthoU1 cour1 ap ore the heanng. Your ar:· p bli h d N . °' ltllplied. ~ P\ATNJM STAffiCAREER 1bcM ADMINISTER THE PEtlTION requeS11 prowl. Before taking c11r: peabrance may be In person Se~ch-C~s~ Mes~w~~rlyt NOTICE ~USTEE'S ~-~ IOisto •culla1111t:•t11t" .. :'o, . ..,,..e,. .._ AC~·.:.....,'"·•-name(s) omtGEOf&MIR:flO YW«i1· 1· that DOROTHY PET· taln vwy lmpot1ant actions or 'Y your attorney. . uuutllOtinQ IO ~ -""vu"' "" '"' .... ESTATE OF: TINGILL WILLIAM WILKE however the personal re~ IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Pilot March 23, 1998. T No 97. Loan No. lion a debt. Ally 11~ RICH.ARO A. SANDLER, and JUNE WILKE be ap-resentaUve wtll be required or a contingent creditor of m120 1 r111e Order No. ~ Wll be used br by tlM of rvtt euewd ano addms(es) useo IJ,' the Ind TIE P\ATl«JM STAff aka RICHARD AARON pointed as personal repr• lo glw notice to Interested the deceased, you must Ille PUBLIC NOTICE ~ )_fllyestorllnsuNorer 1~0311611998 and by MILTON G STEUhncl JANET seller{s) witlln the Pl.St !Me A CA CORP• By SANDLER sentatlves to administer the persons unless they have your claim with the court 1.7 999 APN ·· 1 • A STEIN. HUSSAHO AHO WlFE. VUtS as stalled 1¥ the sellel(s). Young.~. CASE HO. A191457 estate of the decedent. waived notice or consented and mall a copy to the per· Flctllloua Business ~~:FAULT ~N· 15 :C:::m~ 11No1 "90.. _ ate ~ loclllon in catlOITH of ~'I'.........,,,..~.' To all heirs, benerlcla11es, THE PETITION requests to tile proposed action.) sonal representative ap-Name Statement A OF TRU: :T .....,.,,,_" ..,. ~ creditors. contingent credi· the decedent's Will and The Independent admlnls· pointed byh lh1• cou1t within The rollowlng persons are O ~LE ,S PUBLIC NOTICE U3l'3, 9ooll No. • PIOt • of Ille ttu Cl"1 eiaeaihe offJCe of the By Robelt L LRllm. tors, and porson1 who may codlcils, If any, be admitted lrallon authority will be lour mont 1 rom the dale doing buslnest as: I~T I O Oflldll RKtonlt of ORANGE. Hllel 11 354 H Brook Glen. Su5'ft l.JMlm. S.C • ~ 1• otherwise be Interested tn to probate. The Wiii and granted unteu an Inter· of firll Issuance or the lat· PROJECT FUNDING COR· Y ROP· CNS11711H Callbnl&. The tollil -nt Otanoe.CAll286Q Newpolt~MIU 1• lho will or estate or both cod1cll1 are avallable '°' Hied person lllH an ob-tert as provided In section PORATION t70 Newport I y SOl..liAT Mall'ld by uld lnstrv""nt • The name(s) and bJ11ness CN46633620V3\otM/Mlw23 " of· RICHAnD A. SANDLER' eJCamlnatlon In the Ille kept jecllon to the petition •nd 9100 or the Callrornla Pro-Center Or . .' Suite 245, New· ~LI . IF_ I LH Am ACCIDEllT Am of Ille tl!M of lnltllil publlcttlon lddlHS of ltle buyel(s) '"" 1gij8 " aka RICHARD AARON by the coun. 1how good cause why the bate Coda. The time for hi· por1 Beach CA 92660 ~ HEAlnt ' 1 SANDLER THE PETITION requests cour1 should not grant the Ing claims wm not expire PFC Corporation (Del•· 1A 8l110i -OIF THE •• A PETITION has been authority to administer the authority. berore four months from ware), 170 N-port Center N NST ~IAL nATP IT . •• filed by JULIE H. SAN OLER estate under the lndapen-A HEARING on the pell· Iha hestlng dote noticed Drive, Suite 245, Newpoit t~t LA ~ :~ YEAR m>B> DE<E R OBITUARY 888 OBITUARY 888 OBITUARY 881 in 1he Superior Coult of dent Administration of Et· tlon wUI be held on APRIL above. Beach CA 92660 hefeb alven that t~~ 15 31• 1~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii - California, County of OR· tales Act. (Thi• Authority 23, 1998 at 1:45pm In Dept. ,.~oku MAY EXAMINE the This 'buslnus 11 con· ctosu:t SeMoe~ ~ L el •:-..._ ur. ANGE Wiii allow the personal rep-703 localed at 34 1 The City 1 8 ept by the cour1. llJou dueled by: a corporation as duli m · 0 I THE PETITION requests resentatlves to take many Drive South. Or11ngo, CA are a person lntereste in Have you star1ed doing pursuant to l\J~ 71'7 ~ that JULIE H. SANDLER be actions wllhout court ap-92668. th.e estate, you may me business yet? Yes, 2/21/88, ~~~ T t ~=-' appointed as personal rep-proval. Berore taking cer-IF YOU OBJECT to the with the cour1 8 formal R• F376639 N I ~ ,r1~ ll2.;.2 •H•ta r<'sentatlvo to administer taln very Important actions. grsntlng of the peltlion, you ~ues~1:or Spreclal N1 otlce of PFC Jeffrey C. Ueb, Vice ~ ~N IGH T 0 t• I . II a 1111111 t I e 8 tile.> estate of the decedent however, Iha personal rep-should appear at the hear· e 1 ng 0 an nventory President I: WIFE A t144 421 206 Tt~E PETITION requests resentatlves wlR be r• Ing and 1ta1e your ob· and appraisal of estate as· This statement was flied E TSn ~ etDct. $2.IOO 000 the docodent's Will and quired to gNe notice to In-jeclions or Ille written ob· sets or of any petJtlon or Wllh tht County Clerk ol AGoNo...., ~· tor cod1c1ls. U any. be admitted terested persons unless ections with the coun be-account as provided In Orange County on 2·19-98 Jt,Jf 'VP,'~ other iNr1 ..,.o&el ~ to probate Tt.e Will and they have waived notice or f0<11 the heating. Your ap-section 1250 of the Cal1for· 1998874959S i Irie o f fuftde $() cod1c11s are available for consented to Iha proposed pevance may be in person nia Probate Code. A Re-. Ill ~ notiee $() examinahon In the file kept action.) The Independent or by your attorney. quest ror Special Notice Dally Pilot Mar. 9, 16, 23, n ~ Oreee,.Wlnend~ by tho cour1 administration authority will IF YOU AAE A CREDITOR torm 11 available from the 30, 1998 m103 I • late 94 ...._ t13, 100 000 tHE PETITION requests be gran1ed unless an In-or a contingent creditor or court clerk. PUBLIC NOTICE ~ T e... ~ few authority 1o administer the terested person ftlft an ot>-the deceased, you must Ille Attomay for the Pett· ~f E a~ •~late under the lndepen-}ecllon to the petition and your claim with the coun tloner: Flctltlou• Business ~ ----fund• ......,., dent Admin1stra11on or Es· show good cause why the and mail a copy to the per· PETER V. NIX, ESQ. Name Statement ~MC ( I $10, Aa7 tales Act (This Authority court should not grant the sonat representative ap-(CSBI 57908), The loHowlng persons are . SAN A • Geln(Loetlfromop«sdoina will allow 1tio personal rep-authority. pointed by the court within ATTORNEY AT LAW dolng business as· IUClion, to lhl U.711.121 reson1<1t1ve to ttl(e many A HEARING on the pell· lour month• from the date 18480 HARBOR BLVD• COVER YOUR SUM br =or ~ NllC lnocMM U,741.412 actions w1thou1 cour1 ap-tlon wih be held on APRIL of first Issuance or the tel· ·• BEACHWEAR 2951 Hlllbor • "--ro.cr.-1 In proval Belore taking cer· 9, 1998 at 1:45pm In Dept. ter1 as provided In section SUITE 202, FOUNTAIN Blvd Costa' M CA. llflnle ~~ ~el end Surplue dlMino taon very 1mpor1ant actions, 703 located at 341 The City 9100 of the California Pro-VALLEY, CA 0270S 92626 811• y· and=~ 19'7 t3,t24,414. howev11, the personal rep. Drive South, Orange, CA bate Code. The time for Iii· Published Newport Susan Chrlsllne Babineau riu:.Dit =mr.:m· N9don- resentallve wtll be required 92868. Ing claims will not expire Beach·Costa MeSI Dally 3400 Ave or the Art~ mi i'ala' ~ Aocjd ' • 10 give notice to Interested IF YOU OBJECT to the before four month• from Pilot March 23 25 30 IF324 Costa Mesa CA IS~ uma t'om Heeftb Pf'9mi- persons unless they have granting of the pet111on, you the hearing date noticed 1998 ' ' ' 92626 ' • In • lnnnnca In fon:a• Calif waived notice or consented should appear at the hear· above. Thi b 1 1 eoc:ed N • 0"" 10 tha proposed action.) Ing and state your ob-YOU MAY EXAMINE the MW123 duct' u~ ness 1 con· 51ree1 ress ·other Ilia ltutlneH Pege The Independent admlnlt· ject:on• or file written ob-file kept by the cour1. "Jou PUBLIC NOTICE Hav:d ~~~ ansi~~du:olng , if . y l~~:,;f !!. heetth premi- tr ation authority will be ect on1 with the coun be· are a person lnrertste In business et? No O al um• • Oir'ec:t Cdfoml• granted unleu an Inter· lore the hearing. Your ap-the estate, you may flit NOTICI! OF Susan c YBablneau : ~,,,,. .. Pao• tt OGa ested person lllH an ob-pearance may be In person with the court a formal R• PUBLIC LIEN SALE This statement was filed • A We hereby certify thet the lectlon to the petition and or by your 1ttorney. quest '°' Special Notice of Buelnaaa and with the County Clerk of un-.ebow Item• ere in eccor-1how good cauH why the IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR the flllng of an lnv.ntory p 'lUStiM danc. with the Annuel cour1 should not grant the or • contingent creditor of and appralaal of Hlate as· rofeHlona Coda Orange Co. unly on 3-4·98 :ls rot -'Y · lteta-m for the y.ar authority. the deceased, you must file Hit or of any petition or Sec. 21700.21707 10988751009 .~. llrMt endetl Deoember 31, 1197 A HEARING on the pell· your claim with the cour1 acco. uni 11 provided In Notlee Is heret>v given by Dally Pilot Mar. II, 16, 23, ~ 0~,~ in-. to che IMurainM 11on wlll be held on APRIL and mill •copy to tile per. section 1250 91 the Calltor· th• undersigned that a 30, 1998 mt04 w;· amount of un: C:Ommteetoner of che Stete ~gl 11~:,:~ l~~~f°tif Cl ~ecnvW1~~~~f,; ~~sf'~~'\;:f:( Not~: bllc n:;.:~~ol tht fol· Ptlllfc-fff)Tie£ ~ ~ of ~fomle. pWWUMt a Om1e South, Orange. c~ our months from th.• date form 11 avallable from ttte PfoPettY will be he d at the Fl tltJ B al ~flt lo~ Alan 0 Hutmoa. ,...,ldenc 92668 of nrst Issuance of the '-'· cou11 ctetk. houf or 11:00 A.M .• on the c oua u MH 'J. Judah L thaw, ~ IF YOU OBJECT to ttie tare Bl provided In secilon Attornar for the Petl· 8th day of Apt'll, 1IKll. Tiie N.me 8tate1Mnt com, ~~ • granting of the petition you 9t00 of the California Pro-ttOMn W. WUI be conduci.cl et Tiie CoflOwlno petSOnl ate •lie 03118, 03111, 03120. should appear at the ii..,. bate Code. The time tor fil· PETO V NIX ato Cro11 Development Sell doing business.as: ~ flt 03/23, 0312.4 Ing and state your ob-~ ctalme wen not ••pi(• • • · Slor.. 151 Commtrel.lt Ali~ HEADHUNTERS, ------------------elons or file written ob-!>«ore tour months from (Cl81 S700tt, Wey, Cotta M .... Cculty 1408 C.llfomla St., 14.ll--""!'!'!~~mlll!!!ll!!!!~----!,ii-..-llliiiiiiiiiiiii...,..., ion• with lhe CCK#t a-ll'le ~ dal9 notJcee .tnOJUtD M LAW, ot Orange, Siate 0( Ctlfot· Hvot1n910,.,...•Hch, CA e the llearlng Y04.ll ap-above. 1Ma0 HARBOR BLVD., nla. The f)toperty It etofed ll2t4e peatance may be in perton YOU MAY EXAMINE the SUIT• 202, ,OUNTAJN bY Cfou oev.lopment a.if Alu I!. Atreol&, 1408 Cati-When yo 'r or by Y<>'K attorney. Ille kept by the cowt. tt ~ YA&.Lrf, CA e21oe Siorage, located at 111 fomla St., 14. Hunllng1on u e IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR are • pet90t'I Interested In Publllh d N I Commerelal Way, Colla Beach. CA 92141 °' 1 contingent credllor of the estate, you may 11i. • ewpor MeN, CA. Tiie l1emt to be Thi• bu1tne11 11 con- lhe deceued, you must tile With the coun a bmal,.. =:fl.Co•La M ... Dalfv eold are gtnerally d• ducted by: an lndlvlelual tuned ,. nto your ctalm with the COUl1 q~11 for Spec:lel Notice ot Match 23, 25, 30, eerlbed u f~ turnl-Haw you ttll1ed doing and man a copy to tile per• the nllng of an lnventOty '"' ue, dothlng, toola ltltd/Ot bUt1nna V.O No tonal repro1entatlve ap. and~*" ot estate... MWt22 Olh•r hou1ehold Item• Altlt E. Aneola I •t • d pointed by fht court within Mta or of Wl'1 petition or ttOl'ed bY the~ S*• Thie etatement wa• flied c asst 10 four months from the dale account 11 provided In PUBUC NOTICE 1on1: Wiiiiam I . Aton, With the Countv Clerk Of ' of first Issuance of the 191• MCt1on 1250 ot the Clllfor· Name of Aec:ount: Wllllam Orange Ccx#lty on 2•29-11 18,111 Pfovlded '"aectlon "'• Proba1t c:ocs.. A ,. ••o '1tH a. Aton, Sp~ Number: ttMe1eon1 t t d 0100 of the Calllomla Pro-que11 for Special Nollce '!2TtC• 0' 908D .... J ... '11"'• Dally PUot Mat. 2. t, 11. you re u n e bate Code. The time for flt· fOfm i. evallable from the Pa' ITION TO 11•·-":"Curt... 23. ftM tn091 • Ing elalrN will not eJCplre court dtflt. ADMINllTIA ~· A. titi'beltl • Delore fOUf month• from .Attom.y for tM Patio HTATa °"' T ~!lee.: GIJ: tn c:· PUIUC NOTICI! Into your the hHtlng ct.le noticed tlonen OLQN MY MAWKINI ~ of Section 11180 .; PloUU.Ua mu.JM•• •re:· MAY !XAMJN! the JOHN J. ZITNY, 180.. CAii MO. Attt<Me ~ of the e...in..t MCI N_. St•l•IMnt (Cla1Htt7J Toall .... ~ltt. Ptol...iont Ocde ol the Thefoaowtnol*S<Wlte commun1•ty !!! ~et>,!_~ ~i:tl:: .AnOfllNIY AT uw,-'-crtclllota, contingent er~ Mt °' Celfomla. dolnQ bullnet• H! • ...... ft IOlt ITAHTON Ava., ..... and ,.aona wtlQ may ..... aubled to P'IOr ~ TROltMI BOX. m I. ::,, :.~.:::. ,:. not, .UW PARK, :-;:-:, ':t..lllter~~ oall9llon In ltMt.....,. ol .... 17th It •4-Cotta M .... quest ,., Sped• NoUCI Of CA,.~20, or: GLENN RAY ~:.ONs :,mec:.a::~. OWntr ~=..! o. H~ the IJ/ng of _,, ln¥9nlofy Uvl thtd Hawporl A ,ETITIOH "'*-bttf'I l'utlllthtd N•WJ»Of1 m L 1'1'1 S. I• eotta and IP~ Of ......... hach...co.t. ,..... D.ity flled bY cci....11 RADIMA-B..ai-Coeta Mella o.wy ...... CA tnai I leta ot Of anJ = : Not March 11, ~ 23, CHU In lt'f ~ COUft Pia M9cft Di 30 11N Thlt bu1lne11 la eon-:Ce::' 1~ of'.,. calfof. ,... MIC. ~· COUrtty of Oft. ' m111 TNt,klng of havtncf• ~ ~.;::::,.· :..,:: Buy h. LI It. Find tt ,,:r c:.::r AA~::: ~,..:ty ~-: :::, bm II ......_ from ... ~. 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Home• of the rw.-dlapl-v •d• ,iart at Juet $751 : (Deadline Wed 5pm) .... ***** .Open Hou•• . ~lletlnge for SSI !'1'tDeadllne Thurs 5pm) ,.. ***** ~lt pays to advertise · In the beat local ,'Jf •al Estate Section ··--CALL TODAY! · .... : ~!~r~~ , ~~RT 1069 BN!EAWPCHORT VACATION un.'OUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT PETS & CADILLAC 9040 HONDA ~ii!iiii~~~~ lliiiiiiiiimiiii.i2iiliii69 RENTALS 2 722 ""11' 5530 SERVICES 5 533 ANIMALS 6049 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -soas ':;' liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '85 Sedan De VIiie •97 CIVIC DX 2 8 ' 2 8 • w II 0 ft •Newport Height•• *Ocean Front* General Office/PT ASSEMBLE ARTS, OCICAT Kitten• 4Bk ml, tpwr, like new Blue, grey Interior, (has own bath) 3 yr•, 3Br 3Ba, w/gar, patio, Nonol.,lu 1Br Condo HEALTH & Insurance experience CRAFTS, TOYS, Leopard Lookalikes (2BTL520) 55950 5•pd, A/C, factory gated comm., pool, fp, w/d hk·UP•.·very By the month. FITN'l:!SS p r eferred. $9/Hr. jewelry, wood items, $250·$500 6 46-8473 LEXUS OF warranty. (3VOBe721· •pa, Immaculate! qulet.$1500.769-0874 714-840·5693 ~ 3000 Please call 675·400<> typing, sewing, com· or631-2111 WESTMINSTER Sl2,995 S270t< Agent 570--5723 ' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BAU~R LOTUS 48, 311• 3-Y•r••lll•• · Oulet·llke or Fax Res: 675-4541 puter work from home (714) 892·8908 COSTA MESA 73000SF cucs.,tomgeadr, new. 1Br 1Ba, mirrors, RENTALS TO LOSE WEIGHT Hotel Entry Level Salos in your ;pare time. ---------1--,....,9"""5,......,..S_EV_l-LL_E,.._S_L_S_ 714-842·7700 · celling tan new paint Through a safe and & Exp·d.Asslst.Malnt. Gr 8 a 1 Pa Y · F,,, e PIANOS & 1----.....,..-------home pool spa $9 ' SHARE 2724 scientific nutritional Comfort Suites Hotel d e t a I I s . C a I I Frost beight, ne14tral 88 ACCORDLX 4DR roger 'garden.' morei 75.mo 640-5324 plan 714·557·2721 2620 Hotel Terrace Dr, 1·B00-632·8007 ORGANS 6059 shale leather, chrome auto. p/w, ale. FM Agent $989K 570-5723 2 Bd Sanla Ana.Ca 92705 24 hra CAL•SCAN iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiil wheels, phone, factory cass. 1341< ml, brand 48r 3Ba Spectacular W/D~Lg: ~~;k~w~i Lose Weight-Increase Faic Resume to Yamaha cons o I e warranty. (3LBU285) new traas. Really view of mountain and APARTMENTS c loset, $700mo, :~e~~tl~~~ ~jf~~.s~ 714·979·9650 EMPLOYMENT piano, U1 Model. 525·995 Good Condition! city. Oversized Lot. FOR RENT 676-5273 873·7084 FAST-Herbal+ $29.95 NO CALLS PLEASE Hi·Gloss black Sl 850. ~~USET~ ~:~: S4500obo Call after 2500sf $637 ,000 Beautlful .. •t•d 30-day supply. Insurance WANTED 5535 714-527-0900 714·842·7700 6pm. 714-759-2052 Agent 5 70-5 723 I••••••••• I • (714) 642-3228 1 "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Townhome, very cln, 1• 501 Tustin Nwpt Hgts pvt bath, female pre'I ••••••••• Response cards A Woman of lntegrilyl TV ELECTRONICS HYUNDAI 9090 4bd 3.5ba stone firs BALBOA no/amkg. CM $500mo We are looking for Nurse.Homemaker. ' • CHEVROLET 9045 oak cab's 2 jacuz bllt I 2606 + 1/2 u111. 548·8787 EMPLOYMENT local reps to sell our Excel cook.Own car. STEREO 6080 iiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1980 MEKUR 43K actual miles. Hot Siz- zling Turbol AuxJliary Helicopter, $3500.obo. In BBQ extensive re-SLAND group Health I Lie Skilled m Massage iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii model/1992 approx 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E'Blutf near CdM H.S. ••••••••• Leads. 75% lirs1 year lherapy. 12 Yrs.exp.-'90 Suburban 3k sq ft 845 85121• Share Large 2br 2ba commission. Call Local refs. Hrly or 24 Cable Descrambler Scottsdale • Apt. S525mo utll Incl,---------1·800-921-1136 hr shifts .CALL $14.95 Code 04 3/4 TON, 2wo. Reese PROBATE SALE 1Br iBa Avl Now avail now. 844-9124 EMPLOYMENT 714-646·3735 •714·262-2604• Tow Hitch, flowmaster Price Will Amaze Your $850.mo yearly. E'•ld• CM Female to 5530 Mgr•s Asst needed 20-exhaust, new radiator,--------- Call 714-548-6179 New Beach Giant 3Br 4.5Ba $639,000 ~Pmdential ~~ 714-723·8120 P'°NEWPORT~ B&tCH Custom Condo. 3231 Clay St. 3 BR. 2.5 BA, with l ,550 sq.ft. Central air, gas fp, 2-car garage, oak cabinets, dishwasher, trash compactor, Berber carpet, cedar closet, fri&. stove, w/d, central vacuum, gas BBQ included. $295,000 714-642-2305 ~ OK•11trl/tgt1ll ~ REAL ESTATE WANTED 1625 Charntlng 1Br 1Ba shr houae, pool & spa 25hrs. Computer skills I••••••••• •••••••••I starter. rotor/brakes, INFINITI 9095 w/one gar space. $470mo + 1/2 utllltles nee. Fashion Island MERCHANDISE GARAGE SALES red/while with tan ve-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Avail 411 . $900.mo 722-8520 no/alc/smkg S8·$11 per Houri 40yr old Co. 720-9555 •••••••••l•••••••••I lour inlerior, "B.arn ,05 045T yearly. HB Share 38r 28• and benelits. Ffr & P/ Nanny Marry Poppins D 0 0 r 5 ' ' 1 n rear' Black 1'ade/lvory, full 38r 1.758• One Condo. 1 ml to beach T, Preschool, Inf/Tod wanted. Reliable, ---------1---------i 104·000 well main· option, only 36k ml, garage space. near lndry, pool, prkg, sec, Tutor Time Child Care loving NB home, 3 ANTIQUES 6010 NEWPORT ~~1~:1~ gm~~J· c~~~~ M 1 NT I ( ~ o 194 9) village. Avail 4/1 ull Incl $535 oc 2-room In N.B.-955•2672 school kids, M-F 7am-$6800 obo $27,977 $1550.mo yearly. special. 714·846-2905 AIR Clerk entry level 6pm some nights, live iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BEACH 6169 (714) 84s-0813 LEXUS Lora Vance, Realtor 10 key & comp exp, in/out, own c.ar, no/ -------..-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ---------MISSION VIE.JO 714·673-4062 must be dependable smoking, Lt cooking & ~ 1100 Home Garage '93 Caprice Classic 1·(888)-88·LEXUS COMMERCIAL & respons. PIT Th-Sat house-keeping, some ntirrues Sale! On Ford Ad. 5.0L, VB, air, pwr '08 .J30 4hrs dally. Apply In English. $250 + per "'J btwn MacArthur & San wind/lks, IHI. cruise, Bordeaux, tan leather, REAL ESTATE person Wed· Fri btwn week. 714-631-4623 lk OJoflutibu• Miguel on Sat April 4. AM/FM ca s s phone, sunroof, CD/ 3-4pm Balboa Yacht p OST AL .JOBS 'TWOOUAA -, 1998 6a·12pm #3VIR174 $6.993 I d CORONA Club 1801.Bayslde Dr $l2.68.s17.21 / HR. PAIOI • ~~ Costa Mesa ~ah'~::,~~mu;h~o:~.: CdM 714·673·351 5 FOR APP/EXAM INFO, 1JX:"*1eeo l Llncoln·M•rcury I 0 ad e d • I 0 w m I r:DiiELiiiiiMARiiiiiiiiiiii2ii6ii2ii2 INDUSTIUAL 2788 Aesletant Needed CALL 1-600-626-6618 ~ l!14) 540·5630 (3PJB106) $22,905 r• 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii For fast-paced NB EXT 9340. 6AM-9PM, Buy TRANSPORTATION BAUER LOTUS 2Br 18a New carpet &I• office. Proficient In 7 DAYS. ., ~s.t!. ---------COSTA MESA paint, cloH to beach, •Superior Ave. CM Microsoft Excel. Sell·'·s-a_l_e_•______ ~19d CHRYSLER 9050 (714) 842·7700 gar' no Pet• $1450/~o 1500·15,000at, Great Motivated Dedicated " "' 1 t 1 t d · • Local Reps wanted to pafntinW"' 'i' China Avail li'nmed. Agent oca on, ence · Good phone skills a sell much needed "" ,.. POWER BOATS 714-640-7000 X 306 roll-ups, high ceilings, plus. Fax Resume to lead program to Insur-Books Furniture .85psf 714•548•8531 71A71"" 1701 40 7012 .,.. •· ance agents, make · years '92 Town & Country JAGUAR 9105 3. 3. Ith r, ABS, pwr I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii seat, air. till, rear air, ,67 420 G COSTA MESA 2624 Bunnv Photo Staff S90.00 commission Jn Newport Beach I••••••••• Cashiers, Greeters per sale. Please Call 14.673.622 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BUSINESS & Create Easter Magicl 213·960-7699 _______ .. 1 Ur D • t •ah• d FINANCE 800-229-7147 x137 Cottagea w/Patlo DOCK ASST'S ) Trophv Co. seeks F(T Store Mgr. Phones, filing & customer service. 7'4·646-3141 near beach. Cathedral I••••••••• Boat rentals/sales co . cells, frig. Move-ln 1 _________ seeks neat, friendly Speclall $875 + $800 BUSINESS dock asst's to clean/•--------- deposlt. 548·2421 maint boats, docks, EMPLOYMENT 2Br 1&a Very.Clean OPPORTUNITY show areas. Asst. w/ garage,-no pet, upper 2904 cust serv. Boat exp SERVICES 5533 nea.r OCC $750 + $400 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii helpful. Apply In per-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiA 71i:-241-8850 r• son 2-4pm /MWF. •••••••• -· ... -2001 W. Coasl Hwy Please be aware that •Co•t• M•-'• Beet 0P,leaa•r•e~e cwo8;Jp0anf loeust. F/T Caehler & Ffr the listings In this cat-Jr·1 br & 1br, also 2br .. ... WANTED ANTIQUES Older Style Furniture PIANOS & Collectibles "' • Appl.-ncin • T•l4rv••c.nt • StenPOl • AvlOl • OMoee f\urit\11'• $$ CASH PAID $$ oA. J)til<lf QI' 9.f\r,rt hov\lt WE BUY ESTATES 1 be, quiet gated Check with the local Hardware/tools sales egory may req4lre you comm, pool, tennis, 8 et t • r Bu a In e 9 s person. Weekends a to call a 900 number lri~;i;iiiiiij~iiiii~~ $Save MonevS buy Donated Boats! e 21 · Westerner ski boat $3500 •21' Bay- liner Trophy 1987 roof rack, loaded tl'3BCY256 SB,992 Blue'. grey Interior. Costa M••• ctass1.c car, very good Lincoln-Mercury cond1tlon, only 43k (714) 540·5830 miles . (TXTB95) $5,995 BAUER LOTUS COSTA MESA 714J.842·7700 $6400 •26' Bayliner --------- Sun bridge 1 990 FORD 9075 S 14. 500 •31 ' U niflite iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 973 s 1 6,000 •36' ;;;;=======;; Sportfisher 1960 '66 Ford T·Blrd new $39.000 YFC, Inc. eng/trans, tires brakes Boat Donations $2500. obo 540-6218 7 1 4 ·6 7 5 ·O 5 8 6 PleasP leave message MARINE SLIPS DOCKS 7022 '94 ESCORT LX ~k ml AT, A/C, cass, like new. WHAT HAP.PENS easy ace••• to Bureau before you must. Apply at In which there is a Wanted S8r+ In CM f eewa /beach/ 11 send any money for 1~75 S. Brlstql CM charge per minute. Fixer upper ok. S225K r 71i557-00~~ •· fees or services. Read F/T retail/gen office -.... P-0__...S_T_A_L __ J_O_B_S_• 714-640-0318 PP and understand any front · counter cust. Starting $14.68 +/hr. (130873) $8,050 LEXUS OF 50' Mooring ott NB WESTMINSTER '' rou 001'1 SERIOUS BUYER Newport Hgte 28r contracts before you serv, knpwledge of + Benefits. Clerks, :'~i~~~.P::ir.d·1~ sign. Shop around for real estate helpful, carriers, sorters, $lOOO.mo. 850-4509 rates. phone/comp skills a computer operators. HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT ee Your Own Boss. must. Call 722·2300xB F o r E x a m a n d Nwprt Hght• Ar•• Local Vend Rte tor •FT·Mallbox & Gift Application Info. Call Ltg 3br 2ba pvt bale s 1 ·800·955-9195 ext5B 1 277 1 •th' Pl sale. Must sell . Basket tore. No exp. 11295. v S40-~«;~ 1-800-371·8363 necessary. room for Bam-9pm 7 days. ~957.S133'e SOUTH COAST AUCTION Penn. near Pavilion 714· 892-6908 Dinghy 16K 631-6895 ---------or 562-491-6684 '04 Muatang AUTOMOBILES Cobra convertible, 5spd, llhr, CD, pwr wlnd/lks, A/C, AM/FM cass, (158602) MUST SEE Costa Meaa Lfncoln·M•rcury ADVEl11SE1 1 HBB, not MLM. 90% advancement. run job _____ c_A_L_·_s_c_A_N :VT, Blilboe Nei#pOrt •---------profit. l0-20K/mo. Sm. for right person! Near )t ~Inc. ---------HUNTINGTON Investment req'd . OC Airport. 955-9171 FIN.D 2202 So. M.ln St. 8-ntll Ana, CA 92707 _,~CA•~ll" A CURA 9010 __ ,_7_14_)_5_40_-_s_e_3_o_ N01HlllG. tf ewport Island CORONA 1-800-995-0796 x5630 Gen ott phns data ent. ~ waterfront DEL •••'D 2122 BEACH 2640 INTERNATIONAL windows, faxes. cop-an apartment '93 lntegra Sharp 1 '07 P/U 4X4 XL T Xtra cab, too many options to l ist mAl\ COMPANY las. $8/hr to start + through classified BEST PRICES owner, low ml, full Home with 1 Mii• to Beaoh l!XPANDINOI Need benefits 574-7701 power, snrf, extras Boat Dock ear 4.58• Lovely 1Br 1Ba enclosed gar. Helpl 1000-5ooo+ per ------------------$$PAID$$ $11,500 714-640-8986 (C49280) SAVE LEXUS MISSION VIE.JO 1 ·(888)·88-LEXUS view. Large bonus fp, laundry fac, deck, month. PT/FT. Free In· EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT •es INTEGRA GSR ~eat Location room. 3-car garage. No/pet $730 498-8027 formation booklet ex-31k ml. leather . . $875,()()() '4250/LH .. 844-1481 1_________ plalna how, call 5530 5530 custom whl\els, hot! NEWPORT (801)323-7890 or log iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiLi (3POV326) S17...!950 HONDA 9085 COST·11 ••1:1r11 2124 onto www.hbn.c om w/ LEXUS Of' 723•4494 iiiiiiiiin.iiuiiii~iiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 2669 access code 1055 Ii---=--• WESTMINSTER .. llllilltiiiiilllllllilliliillii•ll ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CAL•SCAN 'NET-714·892·8006 '88 Accord LXI 2 OR L•·-·-Condo2br2ba 1' IQU D ......... PB/PW/•NRFfrlNT --·•' ' * 81 .. C•nvon * L I COLLOIDAL dbl ,..., FP vaulted • .. Ad i · · As · APPLIANCES 6011 runs xlnt s 5ooo OA SI.A.ND 1006 -· • 1·2-3 Bedroom Apta ,.INl!RALS with Or. m n1strat1ve s1stant BMW wood cells, $1195.mo nHr l'aehlon laland Wallach'• signature 9030 631·6348 650-2768 1st+taat 842·5290 2J'O ... gar, fp, w/d hk· and warranty. Sl7 per Entry-level position yet integral to the fast· w h iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ...... 5 Civic Ex Coupe .._ 3 2 b tt 1 F P,SC8d environment of this exciting software a• er· d r Yer & • ups, central air. Alarm oz o •· ree development company. ReQulres a person refrigerator s 140/ea '94 3181 4dr, 5spd, 34k moonroor, co. full HYnT"PTVGTON ays, Golf coul'9e views whole•ale catalog. wh I 8 If t rt fft I nt I ed nd Xlnt condt 646-5848 snrt, A/C, st-cass, 42K power like new lttl• Balbo• l•l•nd "'" un ,1 .. ., ............ AAA."$09 Distributorship avail; 0 8 a e ·S a er. e c en I o~n z a (3LETDSB) $11 950 151811520 ..... 'one Pl. ne11CB 2140 .....,.._.,.,., ........... dependable. Responsibilities nclUde phones, ml, 1 owner, Mlnll , ......, ~ able. Call today travel arrangements. customer contact. some Musi seet $15,499 pp LEXUS OF l'abuloua Duplex 3br · • On th• Water • 1 -8 O o ..a o 5 ·8 7 4 1 word processing and general office duties. FURNITURE 6014 call 714J.842·0138 WESTMINSTER CaJI the Classifieds (714) 642-5678 U• •per Unit, 2.25BL. p•nlo•• a& Fan.tastlc vlewf, I 2br• __ CAL __ •S_C_AN_.1-11H<Ex~ce .... n,..e,..n..,,t..:ccoc.,....mmunicatlonn~sk~ill~sir' k:Jno~w~led~~e:rogt:.J,,i-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,,,,..,,,.__,,,.,,..,,,.,._----t (714) 802-0008 T ~to-mum-18 '95 3251 White/tan,--------- lfower 2Br Unit. TwnhH In rl·pl•x w/d, dw, new/palnV•---------through on details a must. Please aend Bledermeler 3 cedar leather, xlnt cond. '05 PASSPORT DX '::~===~~~==:! 'Very private w/1.258a near Beachl't'orktown. carpet, utll P<t m-to-m CREDIT 2907 resume wi1h salary history and references to: sofa and chair brand auto, 4dr, sort $19.5K White, grey Interior, -I FP 4-car parking N2,wly Remodeled. or teue, no/~t 11750 new S1500 & perslan (714) 644-4744 5spd, A/C, sunroof. Sall your unwanted I .0hUy oversized lot'. G • Ltg yd & patio. Boat slip avail for •*CRl!DIT CARD rug (714) 721-1380 (3PB987) $10,995 items the easy way! ,1 (l)ttered at 1759,000 !:~~t + 7li:~~:f2 ,_•_X1ra __ ss_. -7-14--723-_583 __ 5 p ROB LI! MST** Couch, chair, & All Ki~ds offJ~bs For BAUER LOTUS To place your tora Vance-Realtor "'1roee from Bah 2br Debt Conaolldatlon. ottoman teal/cranberry All K nds o eople. COSTA MESA cluslfied ad call ~ '1t4-4173-4092 2ba, encloHd gar, Avoid Bankruptcy. plaid, less than lyr ___ c_••_•_•_l_fl_e_d_. __ 714·842·7700 842•5878• Vl!llSIZll DUPLl!lt IRVINE 2144 ~port, lndry hk·UP Stop Creditor Calls. -T E L L E R _ old pd $1500 Sacrifice --------- , Bay·vt.w, 4br 2ba, a $1100.mo 729-7244 CUt Interest. No Credit $900 714-673-8017 • 3brr 2ba $939,000 by 18f 18• Condo. Newlw Renovated Check. One Low Pay· FUll•tfme poaltlon now available. I BUY FURNITURE ' ~•r. 714-675-7978 Mirrored walls, new Spack>u• 1 Br a. ·2Br ment.1 -aoo~~-:~~ 1 year commefCJa1 banking eXS)8flence, Antiques, All PIANOS carpet, all whtte, no From $775. No ,Peta. know~ ol 111 a plus. 1 pc or houseful cash pets. 1795. 840-5324 Newport ..., Terrace FR&•~·" GRANTS. -----paid (714) 957-8133 ~ORONA 1891 Meu Drive Collage, Scholarahlps, Interview• Wiii be conducted Plush 8 1/2 ft. sofa, PEL MJlR 1022 NEWPODT 714-MMll• Bualneu, Medical Tu d M h matching glass top I &\ Rentala AV8lla.ble Biiia. Never repay. Toll e• ay, arc 24, 1998 coffee tt!, flanking BEACH 2169 Studio 2 & 38drms fr.. 1 -e00•211~0000 10:00 am. 3:00 pm chairs, dining.rm tbl & It CoroNt Hlghl•nde iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii I C p ext G-5139 buttet, 2yr old washer/ I 8e•utw SBr 48• all am at 876-4830 OAL*SCAN A variety of benents are ovolloble. dryer, Ford Esplre Jlln a Patty McDonald 4llr 2.98• Uk• New. Agent No FM. SOlory c ommensurate with experience. stick. l3k mi. $35-00 Ao•nw 7\4·751M070 :::.i~ ::,~ic:~:.I~~~~~~~~ INVESTMENT California State Bank obo. 714·673·3434 u·p .3..B.LJ3.B,.a M0.53UJ; OPPOiln'IDlf.mlt'-~fl--12CU DQY_a.Alt .. a1t128a. dlb garage. • .. vrtd .. cOfMiO* VS-Hew hocl'I MERCHANDISE elCtra patklnQ. To ... • UNT.'HO 7 .. a 1 call agt. 1975,000 3br 3ba. 2 car aar.~iiiilii......,iimlll••ll~ .. ~-~~iiiiiii ._ ___ _..miiil._.,.._·..-._.._ __ __. MISC. 6015 •-...... -.. -.. -............ ~. wld, '2300. "° 1°iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii P. ..,..__ ..,... -amk/pet 714-?17-4740 II •xlmum icau•r• CIJN6N llLl1ib 1 l'••t•e~ 38r/30• •2, 8f a.; ...., ac>OllS 2708 ,,.. 9tanalr\Q front ~ p1ua atoniae lill••llii•••ll h~me. Hr/29• ,..., Pool I W\nla. Avati NB w Oc:Nntront/21nd unit + overetzec:t 4-C., Nowt e1 eoo mo LH · · ~rage. .ee1s .ooo Cerona d•I 11.; PttvaMt rm, unfum, ahr • 4' t t n o I pa I• 0 n I Y Propertlee '73-14'4 bath, utl• pd, ntamkg, A u .. i,.u• lnrvest- , • 780-IMa 9'1tch•n•tt•. laundry. _A_. :='"" IX• 1ti;;t;;;i'."'ili· Jrioc;;;ftl H•rt.or VleW Knoll 1 bloek to N.9. Pier ....... I Ocean 3br 2.1~ fam rm, 1510/mo. C.. Sam at 111' In 11d,ent pro- 4br Llbe ~ vtew, pOo!Jtennla, A....C 714-4J1'1.490I grammlng. Nine year omo. am Oru"dT ... , l2300mo eu .. .,, <•etwMn aMll.PM) Old prodUcllon com- ?1<Ml'FM11 ~9achefot .,,,_,. .,. N•••••t M•=~ pany wllh r.111 ,.,..., Awltd Nomlnlltlona ... ........ · -· -• .... --· ... e" Y•n•ur• .,_~.._. of PCH. ~ '* to bClh S700. Clod Pftv, no/etMI llOOmo " -· '°4 M........ Ulllt l020U Mk tor !"*Y ?IMOCl3 C8pftel. doe9 n~1-..010 an a. ---------;.;;;;;:;;;:--~~· ... .... ...,_..:o...;.-;..;.;.m__....ij . • • .. '° die ~ publlc. 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Call 1...00.:nH701 Mini Sat•llt• up to 165 Cry•tal cir chann els, S99 888·825-01~9 WANTED TO BUY 6019 I BUY ALL PIANOS Antlque1.qu11, lumlturt 1 pc 0t hou .. ful ~•h paid (7") Sl57-et33 Old Coln• Qold Sllvtr Fr.:inklin Mini, Sterllng Old watch•• & jewelry WHtcoa•t Oo11 • &4t_...a MCORD8/TOP• Jan, RAB, Sou', f\oc:k Etc .•• 50'• a eo·a toa111.e .... 7.09 ... ..... 1 sold tn1 cal' 1 -------------~--------,-- 1 Qr I I .._ ...... ~.._..._--"' __ ........ ...._~--- • ~a..-----. ........_... -ua: -i-1 • MONDAY, MARCH B. •998 • • • • • • • • ' • • ACROSS , , ... ~ s , .. bloonW 10 McelarlMI'• word 1if o.trlc:hlake bird 15-~ 11Me-boy 17~~of whodunltl 11 Makeup-kit "*" 201"Wb 22 One, no maner whlc:tl 23 SurpriN win 24 Hoists 26 "Oo-aay" 27 Sona part 29 -M"utant Ninja Turtles 33 Lyrical ~Juga 59 lmpone>eu mueallhow 82 .,. enllW' CZJll' 83 P*1 of A.O. &4 nn. hc:tkln 85 Rome"• fiddler ee WMWHIMr 87 Miit'• •land 88 Chew DOWN 1 CulV9d lines 2 FelloW 3 Greek goddess 4 Within -: able to hear 5 F renctt artist Jean 6 Young hogs 3" Broadcasl 35 Down In the ~~ 9 Female ).2:Mll 0 ..... Unlllld,-~ dumps 36 CotfM contat0er 37 Typeol sa~r 10 Drtoolno wet 1 1 MUslcaf wOttt Conway memorize 30 Oitec:tor Woody 48 Far off 31 Visitor 60 Smllet undelwear 40 Luau gertand 12 ~.'Yne 13Sk~· 32 Give off (heat) 51 Slightly open 33 Taranlino'a ·-S2 Andrews of film 41 T e1eecoQe part 43 Kind ol JUITlP Action" 53 Pr.iix meaning 19 Tnclt 3" Onassis' ·ar 44 Gentlest 21 DeS41f\'e rOnam& 54 On the ocean 48 Gras$1and 48Asklo~ss 49 Extinct bird 50 Painter's plaster 51 Vote to accept 54 Upperhmb 25 Purple shade 26 Freshens the 38 -out. stretch 56 Flush 39 Expire 57 -avis 42 Cartoon-show 56 Blizzard maker aquarium 27 Kitchen utensil 28 Hair tint family name 60 Fr. holy woman 45 Sounding catty 61 Edmonton 47 Learn by-: Oilers org 29 eom.dian ACOUSTIC CEilINGS 3408 ------ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CHILD CARE 3536 South Coaat Drywall ~~~~~~~~ Acout r•mvl/cu11 text -; Water Damage Repair AMRl Best In Ouallty & Price d/I~ •1., LS50017 444·8669 ~' y ADDITIO NS REMODELING 3410 REBUILD or REMODEL •Home lmprovemen11 •Office Additions •Reasonably Priced •Local Co. #636318 •Stephenson Assoc. C•ll 7 1 4-844·5485 CXIPST CLEANING No room left In tht garage fo( the car? A call to ota .. lfl•d can hetp -Clra/C..,.__ Live-in child care. European Au Pairs. Enqlish spealllnq. 18·26 yrs .. leqal. culturally enrichlnq. flexible In-home c.hJld care. 45hrs~. COMPUTERS 3556 COMPUTER ~tlP,1 • PIUVATt OI\ GROUP TVTOIUNG I • INT(RNCTIWU PAC.I li'TARTING AT I.., ATY()JllHOMHlll Off I(( 714·540·6344 c •• , •• 1 Prot.lonatc.n.r.i Conftt1(11,. S.Vkwt Spldallilill ln ~Ill MllOdtlt end lddlttont 8Y CHMW GOftN Wld'IOMM~ llnd TANNAH HIRSCH ANSWDS TO WUKLY BJllDGE QUIZ Q. I. AJ South. vulnerable. you bolct. •JUU OJfU o 73 •A6 The biddina bas oroceeded: NO&TBJ·. tM't ICMJl1I WIST lo ,_ I• ,_ tNT .,.. f Wbat actioo do you take? A. But' a delayed double virtually guannteet • sttona bold.ins in dla· inonda, ao chanca for maiing one no trump are alight. H~. the odds •good that you have a major· .Wt fJl IO«DCWhetc. Bid two bearta.. At the very wont you have a ICVCO· card fit in one of lbc majon: but why usume the wont when a combined eiaf'lt trumps miabl be available? Q 1. ~ South, vulnerable. you bold: • K JIO o 2 o It Q fl U •AH ~~~ t o ,_ 2NT 7 What do you bid now? MST .... A. Three no trump is a lazy bid. Give panner lhc riaht cards and you could be laydown tOr slam! BcsXles, because of its unbalanced nature the band might play better in diamonds than no trump. Bid three diamonds to . test the waters. Q 3. As South, wlncn.blc, you hold: • A Q 10 U o J 7 5 o A~ J • Q 5 The biddin2 bas orocecdcd: SOUlll ~ NOR111 EAST I• l o ,.. P1111 T What do you bid now? A. Not an easy problem. Your aide clearly bas lbc combined values for game. but West' a ovacall bas stolen your bidding room to investigare.. Your best spot could be three no trump should partner have a partial guard in hearts. The most fJWblc bid available at Ibis juncture is a c:uc-bid of three hearts, to sec bow pannu reacts. Q .. Boch vulntrablie. u SCNcb ~ boad: •J o AIU3 o .\13 •AQIU• ~-~ 1• .... •• 20 .... 2• f WbM do you bid howl Q 5. Boch vulnctablc, as Soulb ya. bold: •6 o AKU52 o J5 •AQJJt SOlTJ'll WEST NOR111 EAS'1' 10 ... 20 ... 7 What do you bid now? A. The band is too stroog for two hearts but the suit is 00( good~ to jump to three hearts. Our cbokie .. 1-......1~~~~ to rebid three clubs. For those who would submit that we do not have the strength for a blah revcne, we woUl point out that, While that might bo true in renns of point count, our play· ing stmigtb more lhan compensa• Q 6. As South, vulnerable, you l:dd: • A 10 94 o A I U O A 6 • A Jlt The biddin2 has proc:eedcd: soum ~ NORTH EAST I• ,_ l• r.. ? What do you bid now? A. An in·bctwccn band. The four aces ocrtainly make the band word.a more like 19-20 points lhan 17, but there are still seven losers. We thint that' a too many for a j~ to pma. SO WC would make II) invtcadonaJ jump to three spades, prepared to .. bnndcd cowaros. Buy It. 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