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Home My WebLink About1996-08-26 - Orange Coast Pilot-- . SPORTS Sister act makes CdM tennis a smash Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 When the swnmer work day is done, Newport Beach police Sgt. Fred Heinecke begins -another ngorous shµi-standing still, in full costume and body makeup, at the Pageant of the Masters C op by day, national m.onument at night. Such are the summers of Newport Beach police Sgt. Fred Heinecke during the Festival of the Arts Pageant of the Masters in Laguna which uses actors, sets and li ht- ing tricks to recreate aJDOUS wor o . Heinecke plays a Confederate soldier in the living copy of the Vtrginia State Monument, a bronze Civil War tribute by an anonymous sculptor featuring Robert E. Lee on horseback flanked by troops in fighting poses. "It's a community service," Heinecke said. ·All of the people, with a few exceptions, are volunteers." The various shades of green are meant to create the appearance of oxi- dized bronze. In the makeup room, all the green appears milituristic, as in Rambo meets Rodin. Makeup is every- where: in the ears, up the noses, between lips. But it is the convmcing cover, uni- Makeup is put on the face of Newport Beach police Sgt Fred Heinecke before he takes on his role as a ConJederate soldier. Newport Beach police Sgt. Fred Heinecke gets ready to portray a ConJederate soldier at Pageant of the Masters. aroUnd and the aJSCing diredar- sakl Come on, we need you in a hioro , _L __... hoftr.n , ,, ~, ~ re snun a""'""'' •... forms and artisan touches that make it nearly impossible to tell whether the work is a living fake, especially on the darkened stage at the Irvine Bowl. "It's amazingly real," Heinecke said. Fred Heinecke • The whites of the players' eyes and unexpected twitches are the only indica- tors that men rather than metal are the sculpted matter here. Heinecke, 47, president of the New- port Beach Police Management Associa- tion and a 25-year veteran of the force, respect for tradition, local pride and. of course, fun. It also pleases him to know the show teaches children about the master works and that much of the proceeds go to art scholarships. He inecke's pageant debut about five years ago was unintentional. He was backstage with his daughter, Mary, who was appearing in one of the paintings. None night I was walking around and the casting director said 'Come on, we need you in a piece, we're short a per- son,'• Heinecke said. •SEE ART PAGE 4 NEIGHBORS A look at movers, shakers in yow area Future of Mariner's Mile goes to council • Ne-WQ_rt Beach will ---- consider establishing a business and citizens a dvisory committee for popular area. By Carolyn Miller, Datly Pilot NEWPORT BEACH Mariner's Mile is buzzing \\11th cars Z1pping past bayfront re-.tau- rants on one side and the sh( Js of abandoned luxury car de der- ships on the other Spnnkled in between is a Jum- ble of beauty, antique and md.rule supply shops. There are a couplt= of bars and offices, plus a fe"" sau lots begging for attention. To have a plan to ma.xwnze this prime slice of land ,---------------~ I along West F. Y.I. : Coast l-ligh-• way from +The Newprrt l the Arches Beach City : Bridge to Council meet-: Dover Ori-ing begins at 7 : ve, the City p.m. at the city : Council will hall council 1 torught con-chambers, 330C l sider estab-Newport Blvd : lishing a ._ ______________ J Manner's Mile Business and Citizens Ad\'1· sory Committee. This committee, mcludmg rf'.;- ide.nb and businesf peor " w address the business dfld m.Jr~.:: ing issues for this area There are a number of vu a· aes and turnover m the cotnJ ... cial properties along the enb1t• length of Mariner's Mile, accorrl ing to a oty report llus s1tuanor could either provide the opportu- nity for economic development or bnng negative unpacts, such as motonsts using the lots for according to the report llus area has been called ont: of the city's most important com meroal chstncts because of th· revenue It generates and it" potential to proVlde a great eco- nomical benefit. The council recently approved a new lease and redevelopment agreement with the Balboa Bay Club, one of the landmarks m the area, whlcti they hope will be a catalyst fur further economic development. The council will also decidt: whether to adopt an urgenn ordinance that prohibits for 45 daf!" • SEE MILE PAGE 4 1 BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE' r--------------~-, I I > I " I' \ I 1 I I I " • As Temple Bat Yahm outgrows its Newport Beach location, congregation leaders recognize the need to grow while the growing is .good. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot N EWPORT BEACH -Plan- ning your child's bar or bat mltzvah at the Temple Bat Yahm? You'd better reserve the synagogue at least two years in advance. nus Je wish congregation -the only one in Newport Beach -is growing at such a zealous rate, temple leaders are planning a <&0,000-square-foot expansion project to take the congregation into the next century. •we have to have foresight," congregation pr sident Rob Green.field said Sunday. "U you wait unW the need ls there, you're misling your opportunity for groWth. That's what wera doi09 now -building for the future.• Though Temple Bat Yabm wu founded in 1913, the twTWlt syn. agogue and dUll'OOlll fadUtiel oft Cemelbeck Street wer.'t built UAtil 1983 and went delignld to aaxmmOdate only 400 f1miltjM, 1blrteen yean later, ,_.. __ ._,, Bat Yahm is rapidly becoming overcrowde d with nearly 600 families and a despera te need for additional space. "On Sunday, when we have religious school in session, the classrooms are bursttng at the seams," said Robyn Siebler, the temple's administrative director. Temple leaders plan to acquire two parcels of land southwest and southeast of the existing temple from the Irvine C o. to add 40,000 square feet to the2em le. Under the pro expansion project, which ewport Beach City Council memben will con- sider at their meeting tonight, t 13 seats WW be added to the existing 397-Met synagogue. The ptopola1 a1lo oaDs for• new ~ -tndUding a dallroom, bdde'I room.~ and~ IOCJID -m'ld a new two-my, 15,560- tqUAM-toat de oom building. ·one thing we'd perticularty like to dO .. GpaDcl the librmy and I I \ I> I \ AROUND TOWN 3 CLASSIFIED 7 NEIGHBORS 2 POLICE FILES 2 POUTICAl AGENDA 3 PUBLIC NOTICES 6 SPORTS s WEDDING 2 How to teach us CROJLATION 800-252-9141 Q.ASSIFIED ADS 642-5678 NEWSROOM 540-1224 NEWS FAX ... ,70 HOTUNE 642.aa& SPORTS 642~ I I I I I A honeymoon around the world -starting Down Under •Corona del Mar native and her new hus- band begin their manied life by taking a year to visit Jewish communities across the globe. By Susan Seely July 22, 1996 ALICE SPRINGS -To update : We finally left rainy, cold Auckland and flew to rainy. cold Melbourne where we collected our second huge and way-too-heavy suitcase that we bad left behind. and bopped on a train to Geelong, on the southern coast of Australia. about an hour west of Melbourne. At the station in Geelong, we were met by Michael Foots and his son, Matthew, t 7, who had come to take us to the Fooks' .. botid~ home" on the Greet Oceen Road for the weekend. On the way to their house at Moggs Creek, we drove by teVeral surfing beeches, lnd\Mting Bells Beach where RjpCurl WU born -and all this tbneJ ~t that WU a ~wn C4hfornia braodl Boy, un r dllillmlooed. We actually stopped at their outa.t ....,. lil tbe little town near Bells Beach, which ls lite • IWfen dnM.m· inall -nothing but surfing shops and OUdlD -...Uy strange. I didn't think tt wouk1 be ....-.a to buy a wetluit at that polrit. taow.wr, to we 1DCmld on. Tbe Wtiekend was WOnderful -JU1t tbl *le we needed .,.. 2 tn hectic and rre.ang cdd--. 1n •sq J0UMAL PAGE • • :• MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1996 neighbors Corporate J. ltay Con- st r u c tl on named Costa Mesa resident Jerry Piersall dS director of b usiness development tor its Southern Ca lifornia operation. New p ort J e rry Piersall Beach-based RNM Architects received the Grand Award for Best New Community Plan. Pacllic BuUdlng Industries of Costa Mesa was selected as gen- -era! eontraet"Or to construct Strouds newest store. ICN Pharmaceutical Inc. of Costa Mesa appointed Devron Averett as corporate senior vice president of research and development. Newpo rt Beach resident Peggy FlemJng of Gelger Bros. Wes t was hon- ored for her ou ts tanding sdles with the Peggy Aeming Cdptams Club Award at Ge1 yPr Broi> 50th annual Sales Conference Harle, Janlcs & Kannen. a Newport 8C'dCh law firm, cele- brated lls one yedf a nruversary, exceeding its initial first-year growth projections. Athos Flori was named man- ager of Tutto Ma,n, at Fashion Island in Newport Beach. Community The board of directors of the Newport Beach based A.aeu- ment and Treabnent Services Center appointed Jeffrey R. Har- ris as clinical program manager. Military Navy Seaman Apprentice Minh D. Nguyen, son of Tho D. Nguyen of Costa Mesa, complet- ed I I S Navy basic training ...a Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, ill. Education Andrea G. Browne of Newport Beach made The Founder's Day list for academic excellence dwing the second semester of the 1995-96 school year at Indiana lfllversity. A 20-year-old Orange Coast College honor student, Scott D. McCarthy, bas decided to stay at OCC rather than transfer to UC Santa Barbara to serve this year as student representcitive to the Coast Community College Dis- tnct board of trustees. • NEIGHBORS is news about movers ar1d shakers in your community. To get your information published please send it to the Daily Pilot. Attention: Neigh- bors, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. calif., 92626. wedding Field-Moses ........ <t': .___. -~--~ ---':6tl ~ ...... _ .......... _·~ -~ --~ '."lie Waterfront I hlton in Hunt- 019''•'1 Beach was the setting for th• ,une 23 wedding of Ivette Fil.! j of WE>st Htlls and Mark D. Ml e" of "ucihury Canada , IJIH Jiiting 'hdS Mark's brother, f:!I< \lfoi>t>~ dn '\pnl 1 qg6 gradu- al!! •Jl the: Jl.!rui>oll!m Canlondl ~~ ,, '.)) DAVE LUCHANSKY/ DAILY ~OT Sabrina Rudolph, 5,Fs to the occasion as friends Chrlsttna (left) and Nichole Uncoln (right), play ln the fountain at Tri- angle Square. They ere coming home from the beach. ·-he lmdl is the daughter of Dr dild :-.1r .... f\ldrshdll F1E>ld of West 1 fl,J~ Her md1c..t of honor was Lisa Kt>P"an, and bndesma1ds wen" Chnc;Lnd POUjudf', K lrin Lon·. d!lc! "v1Jchcll<· Kulrnan The bndeqroom ts the son of '-'•Hlt>ury, C'andda. Hj s best man v." . Jacques Poujade, dnd ushers WPn Jason RPtd, Steve Acom, P•MJ Field, Brad Field, Brel1 Dil- le111>erg and Alex Moses. The couple are at home in Newport Beach after a wedding . . The bride is an Orange Coun- ty physical therapist. Her hus- band is the Chief Executive Offi- cer of Platinum Capital Group in lrvme. lunch menu Wilson Elementary Lunch Menu NOTE: Wilson Elementary is the only Newport-Mesa Uni- fied school in session at this time. • Offered every day · 1. Turkey ham and cheese sandwich on a 4-lnch roll · 2. Student mini-chef salad with lettuce, carrot sticks, cheese, _ sunflower nuts, graham crack- ers, fruit . (A garden or green salad con- sists of; lettuce, shredded carrot, red cabbage and garden peas.) Mond.y: Hamburger on a bun, catsup or mustard, lettuce a nd pickles. delicious peaches. choice of milk. Tuesday: Manager's Special Menu with an ice cream cup, choice of milk. Wedneluy: Turkey patty sandwich on a bun, catsup and mustM'd, carrot stkb ~ dip; fresh frurt. choke of mnk. Thundlly: French bread pizza, garden salad with towfat dress- ing, 100% K-Pak juice, choice of milk. Fridlly: Grilled ham and chHSe sandwich, vegetarian ~ orange~· choke of milk. A local chiropractor is sponsor- ing a food drive to celebrate his third year of doing business in Newport Beach. Adrian N. Doll of Doll Chiro- practic Centre on Birch Street is hosting the food drive in Septem- ber to benefit the food pantry of Olive Crest Homes and Services for Abused Children. During the week of Sept. 23- 27, all new patients to Doll will receive first day services at no charge, including examination and X-rays, in exchange for a minimum of $10 worth of non- perishable food items for the food pantry. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 955-2273. 'Cybercafe·rnoving to The Lab Discord.la CyberCafe, the first Orange County cafe built to offer patrons a fast, direct connection to the Internet, e-mail and other computer services, is relocating on Sept. 1. The cafe is currently on New- briefly in the news port Boulevard and will move to dedicated to supporting commu-" . . . . . . Lab Anti-Mall in Costa Mesa. The Ncybercafe" is expanding its services to offer seven Pentium computers all networked for games, e-mail and the Internet. In addition, scanning services, print- ing and computer classes will be offered. Volunteers to plant trees in Costa Mesa ReLeaf Costa Mesa will be enhancing Costa Mesa's land- scape today by organizing a tree planting along Victoria Street between Harbor Boulevard and Canyon Drive. About 300 students from Southern California College will donate their time and energy to plant 100 new trees along the parkways of Victoria Street at 1 p.m. Rel.eat Costa Mesa is a non- profit community based organiza- tion committed to volunteer action in improving the quality of life in Costa Mesa through planti- ng, protecting and preserving trees within our city. CM900, an organization com- prised of local area businessmen for Costa Mesa, donated all the trees to be planted. Social problem course being offered at OCC Orange Coast College's Social and Behavioral Sciences Division is offering a course analyzing con- temporary social problems. The cowse covers topics such as global ecology, political econo- my, sexual behavior, drug use, racism, sexism, ageism, health, crime and violence. Beginning on Sept. 9 the 15- week course meets from 6:30 to 10p.m . To register, call 432-5772. Help needed for shelter thrift store Human Options is looking for volunteers to help run its NClassy Seconds" thrift store, soon to open in Costa Mesa. The non-profit organization is dedicated to the shelter, counsel- ing and education of abused women and children. Volunteers are needed in shifts from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday th.rough Friday and from 10 a.m. Duties include sorting dona- tions, displaying merchandise and sales assistance. The store will be located at 462-B E. 17th St. For more information, call 737- 5242. _. • -·~ Llbrary,lunteers anq,dtniations sought "dte to the overwhelming .suc- cess of the Newport Beach Friends of the Library's Used Book Store at the Central Library, more volunteers are required in order to extend operational hours and add another day to the sched- ule. Those interested in manning one or two three-hour shifts per month should call volunteer coor- dinator Hannah Flynn at 673- 0419. The Friends of the Llbra.ry are also in need of book donations. Books may be left at any of the · branch libraries or placed in the book donation closet next to the Book Store at the Central Llbra.ry, 1000 Avocado Ave. All proceeds are donated back to the library and donations are tu-deductible. 8£AQERS HOI1JNE ~ily Pilot P.O. Box 1560, Com WEATHBI SURP 642-6086 M~ CA. 92626. Copyright: No AecOfd your comments about news stories. lllµstratlons, edlto- rial matter Of adYertlsements SWftlne ..... the Daily Pilot°'" news tips. herein an be reproduced with-TEM'IRAlURES waters, expect 6-l'OUQTIPS VOL 90, NO. 194 out written permission of copy-Newport Beach foot seas 1nd 1 S-The south swell ls • Always lode your doors 1nd wtndoWI ewn when lffving for ADOBE SS right owner. 71164 foot northw.st building thanks to •just a minute• or when WOftt~ In your own bllCk ywd. THOMAS H. JOHNSON. Our address Is 330 W. Bay St., Balboa swell. storms off the South • Whentver you mow to a new home. have the kxb changed. Publisher Costa Mesa. Calif. 92627. HOW IQ REACH US 7<>.'64 American coast. • Don't let any stranger Into your home -no matter what the WIWAM LoeoEU.. Costa Mesa TIDES That's delivering reason or how dlrw the emetgetl(y Is supposed to be. Make the 'ORR£CT10N5 ~ n/65 TODAY some shoulder-high emergency phoM a ll whlle they wait outside. Editor It is the Pilot's policy to prompt· The limes Orange County Corona del Mar First low wave1 that put a lit-STEVE MMlll. ly cOfrect •II errors of substance. (800) 252-9 141 69163 ' -0.6 tie more uumph Into -c:our.y Newport lwtoj polb M~ngEdltOf Pt.ase all 574-4233. Adwt1Wng 2:16a.m. lltlS YOKOI, First high the surf, but then. HOW TO REACH YOU" POUCf OtyEdltor m c.t.lfled 642·5678 ~FOMCAST 8:Ma.m. that'J the good eo.t9 ..... Polka ~1111.rt MARCMNmN, The Newport SNCh/Coste Mesa Display 642--021 LOCATION SIZE s.cond low news. On tti. down • 99 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa Photo EdltOf ~ Pilot (USPS-144-800) is EdltorW Wedge 1·3 SW 1:5Sp.m. side, strong north--• West Side substation: 567 W. 18th St., Costa Mesa lshtd Mond.ty through Sat· News 540-1224 Newport 1-3 SW Se®nd high west winds are pro-• Front detk (for~ questk>ns): 754-5367 . Spons 642...i330 llackl., 1·3 SW urday. In Newport 8ffCtt and News, $ports f M '46...i170 Riv¥ Jetty 1·3 SW 8:05p.m. dudng dlOP that • Comm\lnlcatlons (to report ~ Incidents): 754-Costa Mesa, 54.lbtcrlptions .,. E-Mall: dpllot2 ... t'thllnk.net CdM 1-3 SW TUE'SDAY .. makes overall coodl· s2si only available~ subtaibl1:ci First low tlons fali·to-po«. • C>et9ctlves'. 754-5206 The llmes Or County ) M*"Offb IOAJWICI 2:511.m. -0.I W.m:h the tides; use • Jail: 754-5113 252-91 41 In., .. , outs'dt of IUlln. Offk9 642--021 First~ the pwh and eaipect • Tl'afflc 754-5263 N9wpoft lffch and eo.. ~ 8~ne11Fu631·Sto2 High winds mar. 9:13 l.tn. 5.0 moreofthe11me Ne ••rt 9Mdt Pollcie D Ip I lliMUt sublolptfons to the Dally Piiot CA1UM some tmal - only tre av~ by m.11 for M>lllhed "' lf"JI crtft lcMt«"-s for S«.ond low through the week· • 870 Santi laitNita OrM, Newport lffCh s 10 per month. Second d-. ~ C°""""""Y ~ w Inner and outer 2:41p.m. 1.1 end.For~uf • AnirNI ~: 644-J717 pcNge paid at eo.. M9I. CA. .,,,,..~~ weWI toct.y. for Secijnd high NpOtt ind foNcast • NCJn.41Uwgency bUslnell cMk: ~-, (Prices Include 111 ~ --5. IOlll\ ~and ao 1nner.....,.1Cf*t l :S.p.m. updlW, ctn the Sur-• ~: '44-3790 SUte and loC.al taxes.) P0STMAS-JUclthl. ..... ;Moot MIS and I J• ftlne, 1-IOM7t Surf. • Jan: 144-1'72 m ~ ~ .. cNn9a to IJk'e ~ G.neral MIN9f' foOt tOUthw6t The cal a.ti s, .50 • ~af'fk; '44-1742 The Newport BffChtCOllta .... 0 1• c. Of Al""* ..... ~.Foroutw and""' ... toll. • Fot"' ~ ... ,, • ' I THE ZONE , A free local support group meets at 7 p.m. to discuss •The · Zone," the exdttng nutrition plan . developed by best selling author • Barry Sears, at the Barnes and Nobles Bookstore in Fashion • . Island, Newport Beach. For more : information, call 673-3588. . I CAREER FOCUS : McCue Associates presents : "Where Are You Going?• an ; introduction to life purpose, • career direction and action , at · 4570 Campus Drive No. 60, New- : port Beach. The cost is $25. For ' more information, call 979-1000. , TIJESDAY I •LEGAL HELP ' "Legal Help With Divorce" is ' the title of a free workshop being ' offered by Orange Coast College . from &.30 to 8 p.m . in room 106 of OCC's Counseling and Admis- sions Building. For more informa- tion, call 432-5162. NETWORKERS The Tuesday Morning Net- workers offers a seminar on how to make a business grow at 7 a.m. a t Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. First time guest is free and $50 is required from members e very six months. For more information, call 215- 2903. WEDNESDAY SLIDE/LECTURE The Newport H~ 6tical Museum pre~~. slide- illustrate< · g artist Stev sing "Captur- ing f Newport on Can- vas• a p .m. on the museum's third-level Texas Deck, 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. BOARD MEETING The West Newport Beach Association is having its regular board of directors meeting at 7 p.m. at the Council Chambers in Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. This month's speaker will be Tun Riley, Chief of the Newport Beach Fire and Marine Department. For more Ulformation, call 548-4560. COMPUTER ClASS 1 Orange Coast College offers a . free workshop for computer neo- phytes that explores the World Wide Web from 1 :30 to 3 p.m. in OCC's Macintosh Lab. For more information, call 432- '> 162. THE ZONE A free local meets at p.m. o cuss e Zone,· the exciting nutrition plan developed by best-selling author Bany Sears, at the Barnes and North Carolina deep discount prices at a Southern California address. HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 Easr17th St., Costa Mesa Pet pictures ICmut la c.'0-ipODIOltag a Paw Prints duatty event to benefit the Muda of Dlmlil OD~ 1 starting at 10 a.m. at 2200 Harbor BML Tbe hw Prtnta mObile studio ollen ~of one or two pel8 mrn•am wtth a SS donaUOD per pel. To make a J'elel'Valloa. call (811) ~-. Noble Bookstore at Triangle Square in Costa Mesa. For more information, call 673-3588. CRIBBAGE The Newport Beach Cribbage Club meets af 6:45 p.m. at the Oasis Senior Center on the comer of Fifth Avenue and Marguerite Avenue in Corona del Mar. For more information, call 631-3371. POOL PARTY The Cape at Metro Pointe pre- sents the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce Mixer which includes networking around the pool and clubhouse area from 5:30 to 7 :30 p.m. at 1000 South Coast Drive, Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call 574-8780. MEN'S BREAKFAST The Men's Fellowship Break- fast of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church h~ its weekly fellowship from 7 to 8 a.m. in Dierenfield Hall across from Newport Harbor Hig,h School. The cost is $2.50. For more information, call 574- 2239. 'TRASH OR TREASURE' The Newport Beach Commu- nity Services Department offers a one-day workshop called ·nash or lfeasure • for bargain hunters and collectors from 6 to 9 p.m. at Cliff Drive Park, 301 Riverside Drive, Newport Beach. The cost is $28. For more infannation, call 644-3151. . THURSDAY FREE WORKSHOP Orange Coast College offers a free workshop on "Surviving Government Changes in AFDC arid SSI • from 6 to 7 :30 p.m . in the Re-Entry Center. For more infor- mation, call 432-5162. SEMINAR Newport Harbor Area Gham- ber of Commerce's Business Development Division presents "How to Remain in Business and Stay Alive" from 7 to 9 a.m. at the Sheraton Newport, 4545 Mac Arthur Blvd., Newport Beach. The cost is $15 for members and $19 for non-members. For more information, call 729-4400. NETWORKING The Career Network meeting at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church fox those unemployed will feature John Hall of Strategic Career Resources at 7:30 p.m. in the Stewart Lounge at 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 574- 2239. Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price $100/hr RNEYS AT LAW BUSINESS LITIGATION ANO TRANSACTIONS Corporations, partnerships. mergers, acquisitions, buy-sell agreements. contracts and collections REAL ESTATE LITIGATION ANO TRANSACTIONS Evictions, foreclosures, easements, title disputes, work-out~ ESTATE PLANNING Trusts, Wills, Probate Administration LEGAL =OPTIONS ATTORNEYS AT LAW .Beautify Your Yard! ~Ice ln thb QMJ.. Our quality, creotlolty and ~lee arrun~ 7'ogdMr toe ""u ca1ce COtt of olJ JIOUT ~and • Lmderape~ ·S(~PM-. ltOOQI ..... , ..... ~. s.- • ~9)WWawi MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1996 • Zzzzz -Wake me when the November election is over P arclon me for yawning. But so help me that's what most people will probably be doing this Novem- ber when they go to the ballot box to make their decision on the local political races. I know it's probably eaily in the campaign season, but from the city councils to the school board, there doesn't seem to be a juicy issue in sight. Wanna stop the IRWD from dumping treated sewage in the bay? Too late -that's been done. Wanna lower school class sizes to 20 students per one teacher? Been there, done that. Wanna stop the Costa Mesa farm from going to developers? Sorry, someone beat you to it. In fact, the only contest which promises to be some- what interesting this fall, aside from Clinton and Dole of course, is probably the water board race between outgoing City Councilwoman Sandra Genis and longtime Mesa Con- solidated board member Jack Hall. And of course there 1s the contest between conservative iconoclast Barry Zanck and Councilwoman Jan Debay that promises to ruffle a few feath- ers. But otherwise it's looking pretty ho-hum. Take the school board races for example. Before the race Free ~otorola Pager (withllill.d) Call For Details I~ Pacific Paging 22M Newport Blvd. 46-2080 Join Us For DP tony dodero began, there was all this worry that members of the dreaded Education Alliance. a conserva- tive anti-teacher union group, would vie for spots on the Newport-Mesa school board. With three seats open, and board President Jim de Boom declining to run again, the election of two Education Alliance-backed candidates would give the Education Alliance-backed Wendy Leece a board majority. So, board incu.mbenls Martha Fluor and Ed Decker announced early on in tandem that they would be candidates for the board, implying they were a slate. Well whether that worked or not. who knows, but Fluor and Decker are now running unopposed -not an Education Alliance member in s1ght. So please, somebody, grab an issue, stir up the masses and make this election worth watching. Either that or the voters are going to needs lots of coffee to stay awake. a Sally Al~xander, the octoge- narian Democrat who 1s taking on Costa Mesa Congressman Dana Rohrabacher Uus fall, reminds us that she will be the oldest congressional candidate attending the Democratic National Convention tn Chica- go, whlch gets underway today. 0 Speaking of Rohrabacher and conventions, rumor has it that the surfing congressman was certainly in his element during the recent Republican National Convention in San Diego. With plenty of beach breaks nearby, Rohrabacher, 1t was said, spent more time nding waves than hobnobbtng with politicos. Can 't say I blame turn. • TONY DOOERO is the Daily Pilot's news editor. Send your pohucal news to him at 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, ca. 92627, or fax it to 64&4170. Or, you can contact him at 540-1224 ext. 323. 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LL For Raemitiont and Directions Cill 723-0621 ts\ ~ w.. Nlwport BMd\ Corona del Mar (714) 673-8586 Placentia (714) 961-0808 • • MONDAY. AUGUST 26, 1996 JOURNAi: CONTINUED FROM 1 New Zealand, although my flu tumed into a really drippy bead cold, which was very annoying. The Fooks were wonderful to us and really welcomed us into their family and home. Mom Susan (great namel) is a wonder- ful cook and thoughtfully pre- pared all sorts of yummy vege- tarian meals, over the protests of her carnivorous sons, Matt and Tom . . She and husband-dad Michael took a whole day out of their schedules to take Arie and I driving along the Great Ocean Road, all the way up to see the 12 Apostles, magnificent towering rock structures off the coast. By that time the sun was shining and we were beginning to really thaw out. We had a great ti.me with the four of them, and it was really nice to spend Shabbat in a comfortable family environment and have interesting people to talk to -besides each other. 0 Michael is an architect, and as a result, their house (as well as their "real" home) is spectacular, with a great view of the ocean and the forest. We had some great birds visit us as well - Crimson Rosellas, as well as King Parrots (correct me if I'm wrong on these). If you check our web site, I think that there should be a pic- ture of both the Fooks and the house -we also ended up stay- ing with them at their home in Melbourne after a great dinner at a vegetarian restaurant! Lovely weekend -we thought about rucling out in the back room of their house and living there! Final note: Susan actually makes homemade fruit jams and mar- malades, etc., and we got to take a jar of wonderlul apricot jam with us when we left (my favorite; needless to say, it's all gone I 0 · ·The highlight of our brief 24- hour stay back in Sydney was dinner at the home. of Susie and Geoff, with our friend-cum-guide To'ni, and Peter. They have a wonderlul home and two ener- getic and adorable kids and real- ly provided us with a wonderful warm evening -always prefer- able to yet another meal in a re~taurant (although Sydney has some great ones; Melbourne even more). After breakfast with Shirli (the one who got us mixed up with all these Sydney characters in the {irst place), and Toni, we were on our way to Cairns and warm weather. After we arrived in Cairns we called around from the airport to book some sort of accommoda- tions. To make a long story short -nothing was available any- where. In desperation. we tried a place that was advertised at the airport, and they had space. It was at someplace outside of Cairns called Clifton Beach and it was ... wonderful! Read about it on our web site. 0 Truly a week of luxwy for us - really recharged our batteries; plus we both got rid of our colds. Snorkeling on the Great Barrier Reef was fantastic, and the cruise on the Daintree River was interesting -it's really an amaz- ing area, the onJy place in the world where a rain forest and reef environment meet up. We tehted a car one day with Joni and Glenn, who is an Olympic biathlete from Canada and has competed in four Olympic games. Speaking of which, how's the U.S. doing? We onl y hear Aussie results ... We finally left our little slice of paradise (don't bother ever going into Cairns city itself), and are now in the desert environment of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory. (Check this out -there is a hall-hour time difference between here and the Eastern time zone -weird, eh?) Stay tuned for more ... Ml CASA MEXl(AN RESTAURA~T . OUR MEALS ARE A · TRIP TO MEXICO DAVID FERDIG I DAILY PILOT Rabbi Yerachmlel Milstein leads a group Sunday at Temple Bat Yahm In Newport Beach. The temple's congregation has experienced a record growth spurt In recent years. FUTURE CONTINUED FROM 1 classroom facilities," Greenfield said. "Our religious school meets twice during the week in double sessions, and we'd like for all of the children to be able to go to school and socialize together." The temple also offers many adult education classes from inter- faith maniages to ethics, which is one .reason more classrooms are needed, Greenfield said. On Sunday, about 130 ART CONTINUED FROM 1 Though Mary, now 19, is playing college volleyball in Tennessee, her dad still does the festival .. "She's away at school, and I am still here," he said. Even with veteran status, he has to audition every year. "The key is if you're the right size," he said. More than 450 volunteers and a skeleton staff of paid employ- ees are making the show happen this month, said pageant inquisitive Jews crowded into a conference room at the temple for a daylong Aish Hatorah dis- covery seminar. The symposium, offered by a group of orthodox rabbis, was a first for a reform congregation, which is more liberal regarding Jewish laws. "It's a little bit of a landmark today," Greenfield said during the seminar's lunch break. During the seminar, two fam- ilies rehearsed a wedding in the synagogue next door. Just another busy day at the temple, members say. Greenfield said he believes spokesman 1im Wilcox. This, the 64th annual production, required about 60,000 manhours to put on, he said. Along with the Vuginia Mon· ument, this year's show features recreations of the Statue of Lib- erty, Rockefeller Center in New York and great works by Degas, · Seurat and Sargent. The thrills of perfonning come from the audience's reaction. It's all awes and applause in the bowl. · Most gratifying of all, per- haps, are the children who don't know the sculpture is animated until the men walk off the stage, the Temple Bat Yahm is expanding bec.ause more Jew- ish families in Orange County are trying to maintain a sense of religious identity and heritage. A reform congregation, Tem- ple Bat Yahm is not as strict as orthodox congregations, but allows Jews a sense of belong- ing and helps rekindle religious beliefs, Greenfield said. "Only about 10-15% of Jews in Orange County are affiliated with a temple," he said. ·As we live our lives in a complicated world of work and complex pressures, many Jewish families look for stability." Heinecke said. Other than the time commit- ment, the only real problem with the pageant is removing the makeup. You would hardly know the stuff is water-based with all the scrubbing that it takes to remove it. "About three showers," Hei- necke said. 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Sltllfectton with your oer'I S*fonnlnee Ill whit we dlhw. w. .. btg ~to .w you Ind .,,,.. enougtt '° ... yout EYE-OPENER CdM, NewTJOrt are li>adedfor girls tennis this season QUOTE OF THE DAY .. IJe in • •ftllllr (iii Qll}- alcng NNp011 HartJor ... • -CDM GIRLS TENMS roAQI 11M MANG • Aueut'r ZI, 1111 led Newlaild's acquisition of a wheelchair is no sign he's slowing down; rather, the fiery UC Irvine aquatics coach is even faster on the draw Wo)side. · By :Jim Walters, Dai/>f Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -If you haven't seen aquaticl icon Ted Newland in the past few years you might be surprised to bear he's spending a lot of bis time these days in a wheelchair; The 68-year-old Newport Beach resi- dent. who ii a water world fixture and a fitness enthusiast, bas been using a man- ual wbeelc:baiJ OD the advice of an ortho- pedic surgeon be met at last summer's Universl..ty Games. • Balically my ~bt knee ii just bone- ~baine at ttlil ~· laid the ever. upbeat Newland. •rve been trying to put on blowtng a i.w knee in there. . •nere wu a greet surgeon at the Gamee who said 'Ted. don't let tbem cut you, but why don't you get a wbeekbatrf' Sol did. •1t•1 no big deal. I'm just trying to save my knee so I can do what I want to do." And that'• coaching. Newland can be seen most days doing wheelies OD the UC Irvine pool deck where he's revered as the aquatics coach. •1 figure if you'.re in a wbeek:bair you might as well have a good time," New- land said. •1 do. about 2 to 31/z miles of walking in the pool each day. · •1 can go about 7 m.p.h. in this thing and I've increased my arm strength. I've gone from 15 chin-ups at a time to 49. I'm still in good shape for an old guy.• Newland. long-noted for bis personal physical conditioning. finally couldn't · ignore tbe pain he 'WU feeling in bis knee while walking the pool decks during team practices. . •1 abused my body pretty heavy with a lot of running,• Newland laid. •u I bad to do \l over again, I wouldn't do it. It starts coniing home to roost. •nie wheelchair bas been great. It allows me to coach Without pain. I can go to bed and feel pretty good.• Newland has been a part of the local -swimming and water polo scene.for more than four decades. He was the first to spot Toni (Hewitt) Cervantes as a swimming phenom in the ma.king back in the early 1960s. She was nine years old. Three year later, with Newland's help, she just missed qualifying for the '64 high school fall sports previews Tokyo Olympics in tbe 1,650 fr1Mtfle Ma 12-year-oJd. Pour years lUlr • waald be in the field at the '68 S-nnmer Gaw in Mexico City competing under tbe moniker the •lJdo Plub. • Newland was Cervantes' coach at Corona del Mar High and baa ccw:hed a a1ew of top-rated atbletel over tbe years, including Chris Ouplanty, tbe c:une.t Cd.M usiltant water polo coach wbo was in goal for this year's national water pc*> team in Atlanta. Newland was a coach at the Uniwnt- ty Games in '73, '77, '91 and '95. •The Univenity Gamel don't get a lot of press coverage, but the competition is great," Newland said. iolbe attitude is much more relued than the Olympia. •Whatever you do, you got to have fun -but don't give me any aap. I can still get out of this chair and kick your (butt).• -· - .Nu1nber Vaugha11 ._,, .. t • • D.~ite heavy losses to gratluation, the Sea Kings have the Vaughan sisters in their quest for No. 1. By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot C ORONA DEL MAR -The loss of a two-time defending league dou- bles championship pair might be devastating for most squads. But don't shed any tears for the Coro- na del Mar High girls tennis team which reached the CIF Southern Section Division I semifinals last season. As the No. 3 seed they were finally stopped, 10- 8, by No. 2 Santa Barbara. The Sea Kings, who finished 16-4 overall and were co-champions in the Sea View League, will be among the top four teams in Orange County when the pre- season Division I rankings are released. That's despite the los9' of Meghann Wachtler, who was also a standout in sin- s and Alissa Scott. Both will be start- ing elf co egia e careers . "We'll definitely be in the top four (in CIF) along with Newport Harbor," said CdM Coach Tun Mang. "Woodbridge should be in · the top five. All three of those teams come from the same league (the Sea View). Peninsula and Dana Hills are the other two.· This just-11*.Jht be the year that peren- nial power Penmsula, which has a win- ning streak of nt!ar-~20 straight, gets knocked off, according to Mang. •They're beatable this time around," he said. "They lost their top three players to graduation. "Newport is good, too, it's going to be a real dogfight with Newport Harbor. We'll be sending three freshmen up against their three seniors." That prospect might scare most coach- es, but Mang's freshman include Nadia Vaughan, Caylon Leslie and Jenny Mey- er. •All these girls are proven,· Mang said. "It will be a horse race -just a mat- ter of who is up the days we meet." Both Leslie and Vaughan have bad outstanding summers on the junior tennis circuit. "Caylon is nationally ranked and she bad a good Nationals winning five matches in the back draw," Mang said. "Normally the pressure might be on the freshmen, but l think the pressure will really be on the senio.rs because they won't want to lose to a freshman.• ,Meyer, who recently moved into the area, was described by Mang as a good athlete who will be a strong doubles play- er for the Sea Kings. •Jenny gives us three freshmen with a lot of ability,• Mang said. •eaylon will Junior Nina Vaughan (left) and her freshman sister, Nadia, are the keys to Corona del Mar's attack for the 1996 season. play singles and a couple matches as dou- bles. It's really a toss up for No. 2 singles between Nadia and Cayton.• Who is No. 1? No question, it's Nadia's older sister Nina Vaughan. The effervescent junior with a power- laced game will be defending her Sea View League singles title. She also reached the semifinals in the Southern Section individual championships in sin- gles on the way to a 32-2 record. Vaughan got a big boost of confidence earlier this summer when she took the 16s championship in the USTA Junior Sectionals at Los Caballeros Sports Vil- lage. Vaughan, the No. 8 seed, capped her title match with a 6-2, 4-6, '6..J victory over Orange's Katey Becker. •Ntna ls our No. 1,• Mang said. •we expect big things from her. I'd have to say things are looking pretty good for Corona del Mar tennis." No. 4 singles player Marisol Perea played doubles all last year as a junior. She and fellow senior, Ashley Harring- ton, figure to be the strongest doubles players on the team this time out. •Tuey were both first team All-League together,• Mang said. •1 might put them together at times, but I'll probably team them up with other partners." Others to watch will be senior McKen- na Glasgow, sophomore Ruchilca Budra- ja and sophomore Robyn Coleman (no relation to CdM standout Brian Cole- man). •we'll play all the top teams in the pre- season and then head into league,• Mang said. •w e never duck anybody. The more top teams we play helps us in the rank- ings. . •1t•s an advantage in getting ready for CIF when we'll meet them again.• r------~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ Eagles appear ready for anything in the PCL • Estancia girls will be relying on Camella Jaeger for the bulk of their tennis success. By Jim Watters. Daily p;/ot No. 1 singles player and doubles team to graduation from a squad that reached the second round of the CIP Southern Section Dlvillon m Playoffs last sea.son. The Eagles (11.&) were the thlrd·p)Ace team in the PCL. •Th.at wu a majof ~t for us,• Hebert Mid. •we hadn't bad a team make the iecond roWld ot C OSTA MESA -With a 13·month-okl IOn scuny· CIP 1il a few years. Ing around the hoUM and UCJtber baby due in •Lut )'Ml' we could coast at Um• and lt1ll win, but Aprt1. l«'Ond·yeer &tand. girts tennis head we'll ~ to get the most out ol our ability this time Camella, but it's a situation like Mike Leonard on the boys team last MUOn.• Hebert said. •He won 98% of bis matches f« ua. • •rm looking for her to go undefeated and have a tremendous year. If lbe does. we'll be competltlY9. We need her three points every matdl. • Hebert is looking for lilt pointl from his linglel td· wnvirate ol Jaepr 8.Dd t.uow ..mon, Maryjane Solomon and Katie KnllUe. That trualaMI Into MCb girl winning an avwage ol l of 3 ""..m 1DMdL •we'll need that to lt&Dd • ctiance, • Hebert Mid. COKh Dave Hebert feels he's Just about i*Y lot any-~ the gTll!duadoll of Wb!tMy QttHam (39-18 tn ~:::.::-an~':~ weAltb o1 singles), Mntor camen. J11gw (41-t&) wm t>e liOoMd -•bllctwv-G!tdlw ""'°~""-"'..... ] l pa 1be ~ will have to ov•~· the as Of th* ---~~-~--~-~-~-~-:--~-.:::-~--------------------....... -~-~~~~~~ ---·--------------------------~----------~-- ' • • Impressiye freshman class gives Sailors an abundance of talent. By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot N!WPORT BEACH - Pletcher Olson doesn't mince words when it comes to her Newport Harbor High girls tennis team. ·we're looking forward to going to CIF again this year,• Olson said confidently. "We will be very strong in the race for the league title." Newport Harbor is projected to join Bay Back Rival Corona del Mar on the top rungs among the best teams in the CIF Southern Section Division I preseason rankings. Sea View rival Wood- bridge will be right there. too, along with powers Peninsula and Dana Hills. Olson, like CdM's Tim Mang, is excited about taking a shot at ending Peninsula's triple-digit win streak this year. "We play them in the presea- son and were lookmg forward to it,• Olson. "Maybe we'll be able to give them a match this sea- son." While Peninsula lost it's top three players, Newport will come into the campaign with only one player, Katie Hawkins, lost to graduation. Everybody else will be returning from a team that beat Thousand Oaks, 14-4, in the first round of the DiVl.Sion 1 Play- champion Peninsula. The Sailors (14-7, 6-4) finished third in the Sea View. Seniors Katie Canright and Vanessa Godbey will be back after a strong junior year where they blossomed into a force in doubles. They N!ached the finals of the Sea View League doubles championships where they were beaten by CdM's defending champions, Meghann Wachtler and Alissa Scott. They also reached the quarterfinals of the CIF Southern Section Champi- onships. Both stood out m singles, too, with Canrigbt raclo.ng up a «-9 record. Godbey was deadly against Sea View competition, winning 27 of 30 sets. "We have five strong singles players and five outstanding freshmen,· Olson said. ·we have great depth throughout the line- up." Also coming back are junior Erica Nelson, a Sea View singles semifinalist, and doubles partners Brooke Taylor (a junior) and Emi- ly Barker (a senior) who joined Canright and Godbey as First.- Team All-League selections. The freshman class will include several familiar names like Vanessa Godbey's younger sister, Chelsei Godbey, and Emily Barker's younger sister, Sarah Barker. It also feetures Amanda Collopy, the younger sister of Newport's standout golfer Bill Collopy. Kritteln Case, the daughter Of Big Canyon pro Roa Case, and Audra Adams, who Olson describes as an outstanding lin· gles and dOubMI playw, round out the freshman dui. Othef players to k>Ok lot are senlon Amy lAUey and Heatb.r Porter who will pay doubles .. 90pbomore Brika Palm wbo will play sing* and cb1b'-. ·we baw a lot of Wint,• OliOD Mkl •• ,,. yw 11 ..,.. ... _ .. , Mw my rtr1cvt§ rmacm.to~y-.a...._.. 12. ,,.. ....... ,, .... ............... ¢ ,., ... ......... 12 •• ....... ADii.-,.. Ollla --1··--llllrcrlrd-.......... .. CIPP1a11• • MONDAY, AUGUST 26. 1996 J I Wysocki, Plumer, I Vaughn commit to I Race for · the Cure ·' I ~ ...__, • r f • Newpqrt Harbor High.product~ May .,, ..... 2:.5 klk .... when. watdDwii. i leads U>ng Beach State in its quest Of Big West volleyball Championship ... and beyond. OUllkle blltm' Erin McCowua bad HM JdlJs Wbile meldn,g 380 cUga. She wmd All· Contmwnal and AU·Preshman booms. The Gauchos will be rei}1ng OD 11 !'OJ>bOmofes and one frMhllW'. 1be Big Wmt went through a number of changes during the off-season. The two most important being the addition ol four team and the introduction of a conference tournament. ! NEWPORT BEACH -Ruth ! ! Wysocki, Patti Sue Plumer and Costa Mesa's own Valerie · Vaughn have committed to run in i the fifth ann'ual SK Race for the i l CW'e set for Sept. 22 in Newport the recent Newport Beach Bastille Day SK. This season, Vaughn has a third-place finish in the Irish 5K Championships to her credit. She took seventh at last year's Race for the Cure. LONG BBACH -U 10 of the 12 coaches in the Big West are right, the Long Beach State women's volleyball team looks primed to reclaim the conference title this season. The 49ers, who are expected to be led by Newport Harbor High product Misty May, have been tabbed by the coaches as the presea.son favorite. man of the Year, will be called on to cany the load froD1 her setter poGtion. She'll also see action u an outside bitter. May aver- aged 10.S 4$siSts last season while NDasatng 172 kills. The new team$ are former Big Sky mem- bers the University of Idaho and Boise State, Division I Independent Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and the Qniversity of North Texas o! the Southland Conference. l Beach. i,',,.· More than 1,000 runners, in different age groups and abilities, will be competing to help raise i money to combat breast cancer. The weekend event, orga- nized by the Orange Counfy Chapter of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, will take place at Fashion Island. They're set to play their season-opener this Priday at home against nonconference opponent Wyoming in a 7:30 p .m. st.art at the Pyramid. Senior N'ique Crump alsO will be a key piece to the 49er puzzle. Sbe led the team with 1.09 blocb per game and WU leCOlld on the team with a .318 hitting ~centage. The University ol the Pacific received the other two tint-place votes 1n 1he coaches .. poll. The ngers will have four starters back, including senior setter Sacha Caldemeyer who averaged a conference-leading 12.9 assists a game. Idaho bas made four straight NCAA pear:ances on.the-Strength .oUour straight Big Sky titles; North Texas won the South- land's automatic bid to the NCAAs last sea- son after taking conference crown with a 16-4 mark; San Luis Obispo (9-20) is return- ing to Big West after a 'six:year hiatus; and Boise State is coming off a 11-12 season. i Wysocki, a 39-year-old from 1 Canyon Lake, competed in the ! 1,500 meters at this ye ar's ' Olympic 'liials. ! The 34-year-old Plumer, from !-Menk>-Park, won the -992 l Olympic 1iials in the 3,000 with a ; personal best 8:40.98 which at the 1 time was the fourth fastest time Forme r Olympic gymnast Cathy Rigby is the honorary chair for the race and five-time Olympian Francie Larieu Smith is serving as the national honorary The 49ers are coming off a disappointing sea.son despite their 22-10 record. They were stopped in the second round of the NCAA Regional Tournament -their poor- est showing in nine years. l ever by an U.S. runner. Last year's race raised $345,000, according to race spokesmen. She'll be aided by junior Addie Hauschild, a former Freshman o1 the Year honoree, who finished in the top 10 in blocks with a 1.16 a game average. For more information call 224- 0299. •. Long Beach State finished fourth in the conference with a 12-6 mark, ending their four-year stranglehold on the Big West crown. May, wb.o earned First Team All-Confer- ence honors and was the Big West Fresh- UC Santa Barbara also figures to be tough this season. Junior captain Jennifer Stroffe will be back from a stress frac:tw'e that cut her season short. She was averag- The site for the inaugural conference tournament hasn't been decided yet, but the format is set. The top eight regular-sea- son finishers will compete in the Nov. 22-24 tournament. The winner will earn an auto- matic bid into the NCAA Championships. COSTA MESA -Bobby uBoogaloo" Schwartz topped the scratch main field Friday in speedway motorcycle racing at the Orange Coun- ty Fairgrounds. Schwartz, of Costa Mesa, finished ahead of Brad Oxley and G ary Hicks in the four-lap dash on the Bull Ring Oval. ESTANCIA ·After that we really have four girls that are all about the same ability,· Hebert said. •r expect to hold sbme challenge matches to pare down to nine.• TENNIS Schwartz added a fifth-place finish in the eight-lap handicap main won by Shawn McConnell. Brian Burch, also of Cost:a Mesa, took the support class five-lap ANCIA GIRLS main event. , . , \..: ..,'---CONTINUED FROM 5 ·w e're also looking for two points each match from our No. 1 doubles team." The others include two sophomores, Hillary Hirtler and Blake Frino, junior Susana Urquiza and senior Meredith Newland. LOCAL SCHE'D~1f:,'£.;: ... A tall order for the senior tandem of Jaime Ben- nett and Erin Bergman, considering Bergman has been concentrating on other sports and has not played tennis for Estancia the past two seasons. They'll be called on to replace last year's No. 1 team of Leslie Najarian and Natalie Rainey reached the quarters of the Pacific Coast League Finals. Senior Lisa Grigaitis and juruor Sayori Tsuji will also add depth off the JV team and should help off- set the loss of junior Stacy MacDuff who trans- ferred to Newport Harbor. ·Tue last four people will be playing doubles, so it doesn't matter how well they play singles,• Hebert said. "They're all new to the varsity so don't really know what contributions they will make." University, which claimed the PC L crown with an 8-2 record, figures for a repeat with almost everybody coming back and the few roster vacan- cies being filled from an undefeated junior varsity team. "A realistic goal fo r us is second place, H Hebert said. "University will be bard to touch, but second is within reach." k k Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. So. Sr. Sr. So. Jr. ftaDAY, AuGusT 30 Volleyball College women • South- ern Caflfomia College at Concordia Tournament. SAlWD.\Y, AUG. 31 Soccer College men • Southern California College at UC Irvine, 7 p.m. College women • UC San Diego at Southern Callfor· nia College, 7 p.m. Volleyball College women • South· ern Callfomia College at Concordia Tournament. TIJUDAY, SEPT. ] Volleybatl College women • The Master's College at Southern California College, 7:30 p.m. WmNUOAY, SDT. 4 50CCM College men -Cal State Dominguez Hills at South· ern California College, 7 p.m. College women • South· em California College at Cal Poly Pomona, 4 p.m . PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES '' ... 't... ••JU• '->Alrolalf· ' footballl~W• •t~ I Community<¥11ege - (scrim mage) Santa Monl- ta at Orange Coast. 1 p.m . VoUeybaU · Coll~ women • South· em Cahfomia College at Whittier College Tourney. Com munity college women • Orange Coast vs. Alumni (scrimmage) 7 p.m 5oClcer Com munl1y college w omen • Orange Coast at Long Beach CC. 2 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICES Prolen1ona1 Corporation, Ha~e you startelj doing, cords In the otnc. ot tht both, of: AL ViNA form le evelleble from d T PUBLIC NOTICES CLAYTON & JENSEN, A PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ductod by: an indi'IJdUal Boole -Page -ot omci.i re-th• will or Htet• or qu"t for Speoiel Notice Ille TruslH and 01 Ill• lruSIS r-~11e1~'7j PUBLIC NOTICE L. WHITNEY CLAYTON. F1ctltlou1 BuslneH Flctllloua Business ~r:,r;,~ss~:ttNo ~~~ ot °':t BRUCKER the court deftt, ~te,.bV_.s::::::. ~~ SUMMONS S.B .t81684, MICHAEL R. Name Statement Hame Statement T~'s slatemenl wu fled ... _ u.....:. ot PIM'.~--" A PETITION ha A--.,_ .. llk1•. tember 16. 1996 al 3 00 OVERLY s B 1143373 The following persons are The lollowing pe<soos are I ~ I u ... """"""' Oefa ......... been filed by CHARLES ~a A• a -pm on tne front sleps to lht ON FIRST AMENDED 610 NE\vPORT CENTER doing business as: Vivanco doing business as: lnterna· 011h lhec County ~l~~I EJKtlon to Sel lhefeunder H. HARRISON In die .... enlranot ol tilt Oranoe CMc -...-.-COMPLAINT Medical Group, 1901 West· Ilona! Licensing Group range ounty 00 rtcordtd lil3IM In Boole -. Su erior Court of Celi-121 w • • 1 Dr C.nter 300 E Ch~an Of· ....._..._ ·-- (CITACION JUDICIAL) DRIVE. SUITE 700, NEW· chtt Or., N-porl Beach, 22912 Mill Creek Ad., Suit~ 19963691215 Page -. H lnswment No. fo~e County of Or-56 ..-;>•a . ~· CA At 1111llmlol1111 •llORIAL MRI( NOTICE TO DEFENDANT· POAT BEACH. CA 92660, CA 92660 o. Lagum1 Hills. CA 92612 Daily Pilot Augusl 5. 12, .. 22AOM ot Aid OMdal • • p 0 .. 1os10 Hlltlal publbbon ol "'"nob. (Aviso a Acus3do) NICHO· 714·717·3000 Felipe L Vivanco, MO, 277 Mlchael A. Furr, 22461 19, 26. 1996 M306 Records. wtll Sell on 111111 enoiHE PETITION r• aiui, , CA e1209-lllt total amounl of IN unpaid CCemethapel~C•remaM~ LAS A. KARRAS: NICOLAS DATE: JUL 23, 1996 Cecil, Costa Mesa. CA Eloise, Lakeforest. CA PUBLIC NOTICE located: At Che North front ta ttwrt CHARLES 3310 balance of tilt obligabon SI· ~, A. KARRAS· NIKOLAOS ALAN SLATER, Clerk, 92627 92~0 erttnince to the County ~"HARRISON be 09 30 cured bY tile above described KARATHANASStS: ROB· by LARRY BROWN, Let1c1a Vivanco. 277 Cecil This business Is con-Fictitious BuslnHS CoufthouR, 700 CMc Ceo-• ~ 08123. 08/28. I Deed o( Trusl and tstimalld ~~ViBe~ ..... onv. EAT ZAR KOS NICOL.AS D• ut Pl .• Cosla Mesa, CA 92627 ducted by: an Individual ter Drive West, Santi Ana. pointed • p«H•-costs. expenm. and aovanoes ·--...... • ...,, ZAAKOS· NICHOLAS ZAR· P y This business Is con· Hnve you staried doing Nam• Stetement California at 1:00 PM llt pub-rep1...ntadw to edmln-Is $879,174 51 It IS possible 846-2700 KOS· BROADCAST MEDIA Publlshod Newport ducted by: husband and business yot? Yes 7-1·96 The following persons are lie auction to the highest later the Htat• of the PUBLIC NOTICE Ulat at the ame of sale 1111 i--------.. WORLDWIDE INC an on· Beach·Costa Mesa Oany wile Michael A. Furr • doing business as: Flavia blddef for cash (payable llt decedent. • opening bid mav be less than · · ol Rome. 16521 Grunion the time ot Nie In lllWful THE PETITION re-NOTICE Of TRUSTEES SALE the total Indebtedness due. o ES ONE through FIFTY tomber 2. 9. 1996. usiness ve es, with the ounly er o .. • inclusive ' m324 Leticia Vivanco Orange County on 7·26-96 Benc.h, CA 92649 all 1lght, title and lnt•ut ILL end codidll, If Loan No 345· 1056063· CORPORATION fKA CAL FED YOU ARE BEING SUED BV T_his statement was flied 19983690943 Flavia Zegrlnl. 16521 Grun· conveyed to and now held eny, be edmitted to 24~0URSE API 424·192·03 ENTERPRISES as said Trustae, PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. 10 ost<I' PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk of Dail Pilot Au ust 5 12 Ion Ln .. .t105, Huntington by II Wldef aald Deed of probete. Th• WILL end CAL FED SERVICE CORPORA· Vicki J tiopklns, Assistant d1JmarHiando) MERRILL Orange County on 7·19·96 Y g • • Beach, CA 92649 Tiul1 In the PfopeftV 11· en codlclll ere avelt-TION FKA CAL FED ENTER· Secrttary 1750 E 4tll St Ste LYNCH PIERCE FENNER Fictitious Business 19963690237 19, 26. 1996 M302 This business Is con-tuattd 1n said County and ebr f .. 11m1netlon in PRISES as dutv appointed 700 Santa Ana CA 92705 & SMITH INCORPORATl:O, Name Statement Oatly Pilot Aug. 12, 19, 26, PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual . State shown oo tM County th.' fl~; kept by the Trust" under the foHowlng (714) 543.9372 we art assist· a Delaware corporation The following persons are Sept 2 1996 m314 Have you starled doing Aaseuo(a records aa A.P. rt described Deed of Trust Will ing the Beneficlatv 10 colleel 1 You havo 30 CALENDAR doing buslnoss as: a) MAM · • Flctltloui Business business yet? No No.: 422-3n·21. The prop-cou THE PETITION r• SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO debl and eny Information we DAYS after this summons lnvestmo111s. b) Pit lnvesl· PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement Fl~vta Zegrinf erty llddreaa and other com-hority to THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR obtain will be ustd for tllat ,5 served on ou 10 1110 3 mcnt Group. 101 Harbor Is· T 1 11 • Th11 statomon1 was Med mMI designation, It any, ot quests eut CASti (In Ille lorms wllk:h are purpose wllelller reoelYtd oratty lypowrinon ros~onse at tnis land Rd . Newport Beach, Flcllllous Buslnes1 d re ob 0j•ng pera?n~ 8~~ with the County Clerk ol the real p«>p1fty dHcrlbed edmlnleter lndth• ::ate lawful tende1 In tilt Unll!O or 11'1 writing IF AVAILABLE, court CA 92660 Name Stetement fl:SngF ~~ltneT', ~'· C Orange County on 7·22·96 above 11 purpol1ed to be: under the 9'>• ent States) and/or tilt cashiers. THE EXPECTED OPENING BID A loller or phone call will Mauhew Strouman. 101 The lollowlng persons 810 ter 7~1 K~~1~~~ ;r;-19963690356 2276 Pllllda LAne Costa Adlnlnl1tretlon of E•-oernllld or ol!'ler cnec:U sPtd· MAY BE OBTAINED BY CALL· not pro1ec1 you your iype· Harbor Island Rd • Newporl doing business as: Kacey Buena Park CA 90620 • Daily Pilot August 5, 12, Mesa, CA 92627-2901. The tetH Act. (Thie euthori· fied In CMI Code Section 2924h ING THE FOLLOWING TEU, written respons'o musl IXl Beach. CA 92660 McKenna. 446 Catalina Or.. Poter Aobiet 7531 Knott 19, 26. 1996 M303 unde<slgned Trustee dis-tv will .. low the P9~.!'" ~~abler o'" Sefun ~I 111~ lime 01 1 PHONE NUMBERS ON TtiE DAY in proper legal form 11 you Kenneth Strollman, 101 Newport Beach, CA 92663 A 11 B • p k CA claims any 11.abftlty for t.ny el repr"ent.tlve tot-• _..to rvtoe ompany BEFORE THE SALE ('114)480· want the court 10 ho31 your Harbor Island Rd . Newport Yvonne O'Tousa, 446 ~io ' uena ar ' PUBLIC NOTICE lnconectneu ot the proper-meny eodonti without a" llQht title and 11111resl con· 5690 TAC 431989C Pue 8126 case Beach CA 92660 Catalina Or.. Newporl Thia business Is con-tv address Ind othet' corn-obtainlno court epproY-~d to and now held bV II 912, ~ • 11 you do not mo your re· T h11 business is con-Beac:tr. CA-92669-auclecfby· an Tndlvfdu.f ...ElctJUous J5usl.nau ,,_, cteslgnlltkln, 11 eny et. Before t~ · d ol ll:usUo tilt sponso on limo you may ducted by a general part· Michael O'Toussa, 448 Have 0~ started doln Ham• Statement shown hlfftl.. The tot.ii very Important ecdone, ~ope~ neremf1er deselibed •--------- lose ihe case.' and your nersh1p Ca1allna Or.. Newport busfMI~ yei? No g The lollowmg persons are amount ot the unpaid bal-howeV9f', th• perton8' ~~EPETE~ W ~g~~~~ PUBLIC NOTICE wages. money and prop-Have you ?started doing Beach. CA 92663 Peter Robles d<>1ng busfntr1s as: West· ance d the otJlig.ttlor'I ... ref)reient.tive will be . eriy may bo taken w11hou1 business vot. No This business Is con-This slatement was filed ern Component Sales, CU'ed by the property to be required to give nodce ~~~~K ~~diN~ &aow Me 11114.JS further w;un1ng lrom the Mall Strourron ducted by; husband and with the Counly Clerk of 2°"" National Ave .. Costa sold and rusonat>M •~ to lntereeted pereon1 13 1991 I Ir N :1. NOTICE TO CRWcroAS Of IUl..K court This statement was llled wife Orange County on 7 29 96 Mesa. CA 92627 miittd eosts t•pense1 and 1 th heve ru::T · as ns 0 IAlf Thore are othoi legal,.. w11h the Counly Clerk or Have you started doing 1998361 .. 11;8 Wiiiiam .Charles Smiley, advinoe111t'tt1et1mt ot tht ~".;!:J nodc••V or 00,,_ ~~dOln~~-P:f'~fO,"": UCCStcl1") Quiremonts You may want Orange County on 8-6-96 business yet? No 2044 Natrooal Ave., Costa lnltJal publk.atlon d tht No-ed """"' $ "' u.. o '""" o (I • tu call an anornoy righl 19983691999 Yvonne O'Tousa Daily Pilot August 5, 12, Mesa, CA 92627 lice al Siie is: S2:52,9S5.l 1• eented to the propo1 Recorder ol OrangtCouniy said NOT(;E IS tEREBY GIVEN that a.vay If you do not know Daily Pilot Aug 19 26 This statement wH Med 19,26, 1996 M299 This business Is con· In addition to cash, the ectlon.) The lndepen-Deed of Trust dtserlbts lht abulksaleisabouttobe!NCle an aitornev you may call Sept 2 9 1996 · ~ with me County Clerk of ducted by. en Individual TrustH· will accept a ca-dent edmlnletretlon lonowlng· EXHIBIT "A" Parcel 1 Tilt name(s) Ind bu11n11s an attorney' referral service · ' ' Orange County on 6·9·9e PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing ahle(a check drawn on 1 euthority will be gfented Lots 5 and 6 ol Tract No 2672. ld<lms ol lht seller 111 JANICE or a legal aid oll1ce (listed PUBLIC NOTICE 18983892482 business yet? No &tit• or national baM, 1 U'l'"' en lnt•'"ted as shown on a map tntreof JEHG and MARIA COMM'.>OORE, in the phone book) Daily Pilot Aug 26 Sept Flctltloue Bualneas W1lllam Charles Smiley check drawn by a atate or pe'9on filff en obi.ot1on recorded In book 111, pages 4 3404 ~a lido, Newf)Olt Beach, CA Oespues de quo' 10 en· Fictitious Bu1lnea1 2 9 16 1996 · • m329 Nem• Stetement This alatemenl was filed federal ciedll union . or e to the pedUon end and 7. mlsotllalleous maps, 112663 troguen osta citacion Judi· Ham• St1tement • • • The lollowlng persona ire with the County Clerk ol chedl drawn by a state or ihowe eood ceuH why records ot said Orange County. Douio buSineu as UDO • clal ustod Ilene un pla10 de The following penons are PUBLIC NOTICE d!>lng bu11ne11 H : Eaglo Orange County on 8-14·96 federal savings and loan aa-the oourt ehould not P~I 2: All easement lor lRAVEL 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS doing business as: Wire· Air Maintenance, 11351 199636928B1 IOClatlon, saving• assoc!-r•nt the euthority. Dnvew;y purposes for ~ess lhe locaton In cal1lomia of para presontar una re· less Solutions, 66 Chari-Fictitious Bualness Campus Or,. Santa Ana, Dally Pilot Aug. 19. 26, atJon or savings bank g A HEARING on the and ~ress over lflt Nor trly Ille chief tJCICUb~ olflcl of the spuesta escrl1a a maqulna don, Laguna Niguel, CA Hem• Statement ~~!~:g7 Ernest Goddard Sept. 2, 9, 1996 m321 apec:lfled In Section 11102 of petition will be hefd on !~ (:'1& f11:~o~:~:~ ~~ ~:l slfterls Same•• aboYe en esta corto. 92677 The followlng persena are • the Flnancl1I Code and au-September 21 1 II& 8t l ilt Mmt(IJ and bullntH Una carta 0 una llamada Joel Greene. 254 Cajon doing bu1lne11 H: Holfslie ~31 12C;;28~~r, Mission PUBLIC NOTICE thorlitd to do buslntsa In 1:45 ,,M. In Det>t. 701 ~~1::/~ec:~ndoi: ~~J ';\'f. lddrlsa ol tilt buytl'(I) alt LIDO tolofonlca no 18 ofrecera •C, Laguna Beach, CA Health Referrals. 34127 Pa· 0 o, thl• .Ute. In the event ten· 1 _ ....... '"41 The Cl'X ..,_ • TRAVEL. INC 17842 Cowan poteccion, su respue1ta 92651 cfllc Coast Highway, 518 c. This bu~lneu It con-Fictitious Bualn•H daf ottlff thin cash 11 ac· ooet-•• • pages 6 and 7. m,.....llaneous Stttet. IMne, CA 112714 t>srlta a maqulna Ilene qut Scon Porter, 68 Chandon, Dana Point, CA 92629 ducted by. an Individual N•m• Statement c~ the Tum" mav Drive Oreno• C mapt, records of Ukl Orange Tile u sets bllno sold "' cumplfr con las lormall· Laguna Niguel, CA 92677 Timothy Mlcheef Downs. Have you •larted doing The lollowtng persons are wtthhold the l11\IMIC9 ot the 12661. County. Exctp~ ltltrtlrom gentfllly oncribed as Fumblrt dades lega101 apropfadas John Hickey. 53 WaxWlno 34$26 Camino El Molino, busfneu l ot? No doing business as: Balinel. Trustee'• Deed w,u fUnde IF YOU OBJECT TO lllat portion ded within 1141111 equipment. 111eplloni sl usled quiere qut la corte Ln .. Allto Viejo. CA 92658 Capl1lrano Beach, CA ~~tard · Goddard filed 1 Cardinal Ave •• Aliso Vlejo, become IVallabte to the the 0f8"d"9 Of .. _~ r:~i 1 i.JNJ~U l'R8E~~ °8f rumlJlis, past Ind present dltnl escuche su caso Thia bu1in11s Is con-92824 t atattment was t CA 92856 PllY'M or endorMt aa a mat-petition, you a......... hat. goodwll i!MfllOIY trldl· SI usted no pr°esenta i u ducted by: • general part· This buslneu Is con· Wllh the County Clerk ol Robert s. Devore & Una ler ot ltght. Said ... will be eppHt et the hMrino TRUST DATED M>1~1 UNLESS ~NII; ind IATA respuesta a 11empo, puedt nerthlp ducted by: 1n lnd111fdual Orange County on 7·»98 K. DtVOle, 1 Cardinal Ave .. made, bUt w1U1oUt coven.it end et8te your ~ YOO TAKE ACTIOH 'rO PRO. """'Rimeru 11ong Wltll pm perder el CHO, y .. pueden HIV• you started doing Ha~· you alarttd dolng 19983691221 Aliso Vlejo, CA 92656 Of -anty ••ell Of""" tlone Of file written r:rv JO~LDP~viR~.Bll~ :ri llClltt S10Ck and cownlllt not qurtar au satario, au dlnero butlMH ~ No busmess yet? No Oally P~ot Augu11 5, 12, This bu1ine11 !S con-pied reg11Jdlni Hiit, pouu-~one wtth the SALE IF YOU NEED NI EXPLA lo~ y otr81 coae1 de 1u John Hte .-Y Timothy M. Downs 19, 26, 1996 M300 dueled by: an lndlVldual lion or encumbfanc ... to court before the .,..,_ NATION Of THE NATURE Of Ind "' IOCllltd at 3404 \4a PfOpledad sin eYlso edfclo. This atatemenl w11 filed This 1tale1Mnl wH f~ed Have you •tarted doing utl.-Y the lndtbtedne11 -Ing Yout ..,...no• E G AGAINST lJdd Hewpof1llUcll.CA112663 na1 por parte de 1a torte. with the County Clefk of wt1h the County c1e1k or PUBLIC NOTICE bualne11 yet? No cw.cs by l8'd DMd. lld-me;, be tn '*"°" ot by ~U y~~~E~D COHTACT A The lallk Nit,.,,....., lo be Eiusten otros requlslloa ,.. Orange Coun1y on 7·29-98 Orange County on 7-lo-96 Line 0.Votl vencea ~. wlltl your etto~ off ol gales. ~ que usled 1918369112' 1998369' 21., Flctltlout •"•Ines• This 1talement WH filed "*test .. prolltded .,_..,., IF YOU • ARf A ~iE~i CENT(ll El\ r i ~~ST ~AOW :. qulera llamar e un abogado Dally Not Aug. 26, ~. Daily Pilot August !I 12 Na!M Stelemenl wllh lh• County Clerk of and the unpi6d prtnc'* .,._ C"IDIT°" Of e oondne I • It lddltsl 43:1 H c.nOi on... fnmedla11mente. SI no 2. 9, 11, 19941 m330 19 28 199e M30i The folowlng '*'°'" ,,. Orange County on 8·12·96 ance of the "°'9 eecuied ~ orecltor of the ;:::r ... !_~cllt= S4lt 510"--.... HI• CA"«Yl1 ' conoce a un 1bogado • • dolng buslneas H : Laguna 18983892570 said Deed wlltl lnt•ttC J:: d fl ,....,...'rs · ~ ' puede llamar a un MJViclo PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Plzu Fldory, 211 Broad· Oaltv P1101 Aug. 19, 26, thereon u SlfO\lkMd In said-~: C.: :,:=. or9~r::J") ~~ -;rw-3. t988 Nit 11111 • de relerencia de abogadoe way, Uovnt Beach. CA SI L 2 9 1998 m320 NIM,,..., c:twgea end ea-your T~ btr OM __., ..... 1 ~:P Broadway osta Mesa 942-8180 I .l.:i Q ~ -""CS ~ Q) +;a ...... an _;; ....,... Ul Ul a = a ....... C) 0 0 0 ~ ~ = ...... 0 ~ ~ Q) 0 = = ~ .a ......... Q) res ~ -Q) = § 0 ~ ......... = Q) Q) ~ ~ ~ :::s 0 ~ 0 a una ollclna d• ayucl• Flolllloua lualneas Fictitious lualneas 92651 P • • penas d the fruttM Md """end mel e oopy to l~ nt~n4« Aid • The &111111 .. •• 111bjeCt 10 legal (¥81 ti dlractorlo ..... Heme ltatem•nt N•m. llecement Houanang Khadt ml, 221 --..-IOTICI the tNlitl cr..c.d by ... thepeNOMltepr~ Of T:~br In : 0!.!.,= c.toml• t.hfOml COl'nl!ltf'ciall'--------.J tonlco). The following pereons are The followlng pereona 111 Goldenrod, Corona del ,._ o.ect of Trwl VtfdUgo tlw ....,...._.. by ~ °' .._ Codl~l10ll2 CASI NUMll" doing bul lMH u : N•· doing bu•lneu as: PerftC• Mar, CA 92625 HOTa Of' TNJSTRS Truitt• ltMc• Ccwpor .. court within fou• ~ :~·~':': Tiie 1111111 and ..... of"" (Numete Ml CHo) tlonaT Medical Clllma COl'I-•••Inc., 6351 Oceanus Dr .. Thie bu1lne11 11 con-w,a ~ DUD ~ tlaft, •said TIU..._ 1~ w. monthe from the dele UIM!nlal\4 wrtllln Decllf PlflOll •llwtlORI ~ "-11e, __ ..-.._ ...... _..-.. __ .,.2121 1ut1an11, I RoslSW, Ml•· Hun11no1on Buch, CA dueled by: 1n 1nc11vtdua1 ntUST P.lt· .. 2ta7"41 Llltlr90ft o.tw ~ ... of fttet ._,.,... of llOn Of ~,:U~ Ind OemlM 1: MIO" IE\fRt.Y WEST CSCfl>W, Jude, •0 ~~1e~91g~ ~~:Jena, 8 9t:,1!ct FHtener Inc. (CA). ~':~,.~oyuet?'~ed aolng : -:,.aw ,.:: 5 r:;:;·.=r~ = ,,~:.:::. Slit, ~ ;':0::' ~ =-~ ~~'::io5:ics6~ Jem.• • re1 Roting•, Mlulon Viejo, CA 5351 Oc••nu1 Dr.J. ~untfng. H. Khadlml 4ZN1N1 YOU_,.. .. oe: ... Une (tttl Callfoml• l'nlbete • .... ...-.. to M4I Niki • dlr tot llllllQ ~ tir lllY Dept, 24 92802 ton Beech, CA 02a..O Thie 1tat1ment was filed ,AULT u.c:. A~ at' 117"111. 81: Trudat lrOCll; The *"-for tllnt .,. 1111-...,.-CMCll.,, INI be ~ 12. The name and eddreu of K11eo Otfbtr, 4 Aoalng1, Thia bu1ln111 11 oon· wllh th• County Clttk of Tf'UIT ~Tm MMt UN-AMe. 'Tlv*l'e ..... °"'!!'.a .....,. .,. ,,.. ....,. _.to=.,, Niki:---1988. wtKll It 1111 btl9Mll ._ tl'le court I•: (El nombf• y Ml11lon Vltjo• CA 02892 Ouettcl by; 1 eorpoilllon Or9119e County on 7-30.N .._ nKj TNCS M:'110N Dltlalt ~ .OI, ,_ .....,_ few ,...... • .,... ..., llOICil ~ ll9lolt Ille lllkl'*'<I Mlt dMI dfrecclon de 11 ClOl1t H J Thi• bu• ntH I• con-Have you 1tarttd doing 1tttHl11tl TO ,,.,TICT YOUft ~ M#lt ... 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BALBOA NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS TO ANNOUNCEMENTS P ERSONALS 3002 EM P LOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 WANTED PENINSULA 2107 BEACH 2 169 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SHARE 2724 2 920jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5530 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TO BUY 6019 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 ~r~~1 ~! ~~·k r ~~g;i:. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Overlooking C a n a l Eas tbluff 2br/ofc/br, 2040 A Garden Lane H .B. 2·Rooma avail. SAVE $$$ Guarant'd The l h900 RECEPTIONIS T Top Dolla r P aid! Top Dollars Paid '~':':~,/~';:~ 2blks to bch. 3br 2ba 2ba, lrg deck over SSOO/mo. 548•7234 Over looking park & $500+ In savings on SUPERCUTS: Looking From 1600·1960. For Records. Jazz, fplc, balcony. garage. canyon, ocean view,1_________ Bay. Fem pref'd. W/0, name b rand food Dateline'.'· for friendly, energetic 1 pc lo entire estate. Sountracks, etc. Allre1l11Ul11M1worrtlsl119inthis w/d. yearly lease no nr schools, Avail now E 'S P e pperwoods Parking. 650·6 812 products. FREE 5350 person. FT/PT avail. Paintings, china. Call Mike 645·7505. naw1p1per lu ubjecl10thefed· pets. Aval! 10·1. $1750/mo. Ive msg Back Bay 2Br, W/D Kodak film pkg. for CALL Must be flexible. glsware. furn, etc. tlllfllr H111slngAc10ltt61 1S $1365 209·539·5016 3 10-4 9 3·1731 hk/up, yard 5765. N.B. near Back Ba y 1sl 100 orders. · $5.50/hr. 631·7990 40VrNBRes673-6223 -"*4wlllcll rultesllille91t No pets. 631-7813 Lrg Mstr Bed, pvt Toll tree 1·666-737-3677 1·900·988-3002 R ET AIL '-========JEWELRY, FURS to ... .,. .. lse "•ny preterucc. --------- Lid o Is le 3bd/3 ba bath, walk-In closet, •7667 -& ART 602 5 -" • Lrg lot spa $2500 E'SIDE C t W d a Golt Stores. FT-PT 11m1t1llon or d1scrlmi111llon CORONA · oun ry 0 0 s cable. built-Ins. gar, --------3bd/3ba Bayfront 2Br spit lvl, sldy, l/p, W/D. 5675/mo Incl viii. LOST & '2•/miJI. • 18+ MULLIGAN'S GOLF IM:'------"'19.11 butdo11racc.color,11tlgion. DW::LMAR 2122 Bestloc,bchS6500 S675.N/pet,16021st. A ·1 0/1 /I 574-8137 IJ>Du:r~""'"' m . ll111dle1p, ll1111t111 "1• °' 'li~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Grundy Ritr 675-6161 645·9543 or 646-1164 vai 1 · 1st ast, FOUND 292 5 Sen·U 819-MS-8'34 RETAIL ~ ~ ......., nlt1Gu1 -1tift,ounlnfenlion!O 1, $325 deposit. 1st '· ~ I• 1 Lido Isle 3BR 2.75BA, E'sld e Prime Location. week FREE. 722·6317liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lwteo to I e Newport Stationers Anloqu"' to·~ Mcde.n m1u any 1ucll p1tl1ren". 1m · FABULOUS Ocean & d I 1 k · t IJllln~ltMIWSion." Harbor view. Located frplc, 2-car gar, patios. 2/br 1/ba, enclosed NB House priv, amenl· $500.00 REWARD! guys an I e~lhus~a~1oc1, nc~sto;e; Tiiis Hwsptper wlll not on Ocean Blvd. Steps 1t1 Via Eboli s2100 garage. utll1tles paid ties. Steps to bch & LOST 4K Solitaire looking to meet service oriented. FT. U11WiltlracctPUll' adftl1ist· from beach. Beau I 1 __ 3_1_0_·_2_7_7_·_1_5_8_3_ S825/mo 7 59-82 4 2 hrbr. S500 + 1/3 utll. Diamond ring on wide someone like retail sales associaies- mHl llr rul t.Ull wtlicllis Ill 3bd. Frplc, garage Lo v ely S p aci o u s MOVE·IN S PECIAL Male prel. 648-959 4 gold band N.B.· C.M. YOUt.l Sat&/or Sun schedule S2595mo. 281-4455 Cond o 2BR/2BA, N rt H · h Area. 979·73 21 · violl&lu ol ll11 l1w. Ollf relllerr ewpo e1g Is area. NB Penn ocean vu 1 ....... --------possible· exp nice but ..... ~ 1~ 1 II hrdwd firs, pool/Jae. 2bd/1 ba Upsta1'rs F d Bl k Sh h d will tra'n For 1·n10 call Ill lltf111Y ...... 1111. "' ' No smk/pets. $1400/ . . Prof female pref. gar. oun ac ep er i . dwtlll•ts ldnrtised in lhir COSTA MESA 212 4 mo/lease. 6 4 6•7613 New paint. 5750/mo. Nu 3br 3ba, twnhme, mh<, female in C.M. 863-1 130 ext.221 1....,..n.M lllllill1 01111 269 'D'l6lhPlace S700mo 873·3 2 1 5 19th/Sant a Ana .. (/) i?'./-Re t a il Sale s C.M. ,..,..,,.....,lllllL locom-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Reso r t-lik e A m b l· 8 4 4-0452 • 6 42-7488 • · . IJ(U.0.C/vj party store, friendly, ,.. .. ~.callHUD Bluffs Con do 2br a nc e Best greenbelt PRIME: ES Townhm --------FOUND lft tortoise col· · t?• -i? energetic, fl. pt, Tll·lllt II 1·11111·424·1510. For 2.5ba, view, gar, w/d view In Bluffs. Highly 1 400s f 2 Bel 2. 5 Ba RENTALS ored jelly sandal size c)tl(a~t. responsible 722· 1603 1111~.DCwea,iease hu, n/pels, $1050/mo. upgraded, one story, 1-car gar.+ 1-space. WANTED 272 6 12. Balboa Island, Ma· 'P SALES ··"HUOi1•2c..•c.-Available 673-3265 A/Ccondo.Hugemstr St175 Brk671·8100 rineAve. 848-223 2 l OO'sofExClflM L 1 •1 ,... .. • -.. s u II e + den. $ 1 900. ---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,,.. o c a co m mun I y • Est. l.agllla dealers buy: sher. glass. nU\tWw, pon:elai\. ct1'i ~. old C06llrre Of li1e ~iJ· bronzes, ""'~ -~. decoraM objects. • One llem or entirl 111ate • ConfidantillJRe • Estale sales concNc:ted • Immediate cash * 714-249-3711 " M E NS' ROLEX 2 tone, datl!jusl. Like new. S2750. Ladies· Rofex gold, dress. Like new. Sl 500. Must sell immeCI. 673·4909 PETS & ANIMALS 6 0 49 Kitte n s want you1' love!I Free. cute and . sweet! 9 6 5·17 26 Poodle Tiny teacui; toy. Silver temale House broken . Foreign impor~ •S ce n ic Vie w Totally A·l rof noes. 760-6582 ••SAVE $660!•• LOST "Ski pper " -Ible Singles newspaper group --------2 miles 10 beachl WANTED Studio/Apt/ / tt t M t seeks outside sales relurblsbed 3br, 1ba Sea Fair V1'fla Balboa lmm-c 1 BO. Nice, Hse/lg patio_ /yard. Prof solid drk gry M/cat w ng 0 ee t 1· I th '---------1 home on bluffs. view ~ f 2 11 NB/IRV wht paws In Westmin· represen a ave n e Rot 9mos. o ld Vel) · 01 canyon. 51295mo. Condo, lbr, walk to gated complex. Poot, em, co 1es. ster Vllg. wearing owl No Blind Display Advertising APPLIANCES 6011 allecilonate. House S600. 858-5 4815 ' HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE 9 4 4 Dogw o o d beach. All appliances BBC's, laundry. Pro· area. 206-2796. ta gs. Rew a rd I l>ates .•• Home Depanmenl. Sales ex-broken. Raised w/klCls- 848.4407 Agt $1600/mo. Lease only. lessionaliy managed. 24 hrs 310/597·2760 Telephone #'s, perience pr4:1terred, CE Frig 18 cf wht, & pets, has papers. By appl. 7 20-9 474 548·7017 •••••••• Lost Brown Burmese but will train. Ap· ice mkr. 1yr new. xfnt S350. 8 58 -5 488 Leave Message COMME'RCIAL Office Visits r pllcai:it should be en-cond. $450 673·5903 cat. "Nikko". Jasmine ergellc, motivated and 1--------- FOUNTAIN 2134 B~:!:.o~EBSR. F:m~X NEWPORT REAL ESTATE Creek area. protemps 900#'I. W a sell starter. Salary Wash er/Dryer BICYCLES 6060 _C_O_S_T_A_M_E_S_A-1-0-2-4 iiViiALiiiiiliiEiiYiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Avail 59 4 16 8 .• 3 s04820501mo. ::".~:iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;;~ . phone 760·5 31 4 .RI , plus commission. Xlnt Adm i rat set under '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fl.II. benefit pkg. Drug warranty till March 97.I• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml · screening/physical re-Xlra lg Capacity. Very Schwinn Mtn Bike. Summer Slzzle 3br. * 1 BR $825 * al. Call quired. EOE. M/F/H/D. woll taken care of. Police model. 1 yr FAMILY HOME 1.Sba, 2 car gar, pets I•••••••• 2BR 2BA $725/Up BUSINESS OFFICE PERSONALS bershlp Call Janise Cross at $650.obo 642 ·8533 old. Shimano gears On cudde~acj:p Blu~I con~tde~:a J~~.00 APARTMENTS Refrlg & dishwasher FOR RENT . 27691•••••••• V II fo -... I fo (714) 965·3030 for In· $250. 723--4959. area. + . • • all • Incl. 60x30 poof. No iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -ma r II-n . terview or fax resume FURNITURE 60141--------- 0 lb k 722 8155 HUNTINGTON * 714-545-4855 * c reekside, Garden PERSONALS 3002 "'"°"''"' sec r e t Sho ppers STEREO 608 0 ~~s't ;~,: 1~~1~~~'. ---------FOR RENT peas. No fees. No lse . 1---------,,~-'-~ to (714) 965·7174 TV, ELECTRONICS, wnr r r • Bea utiful Co ttage c omplex Up to liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ Needed For local Antique dresser, 2· ---------i BEACH 2140 S etting 2 Bd dplx. 1700s.f. Near J.W. 1 am not now, nor have 14-224-3 stores. $10.75/hr+. side boards, 10' phar·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CEMETERY LOT/ BALBOA Great loc .. 51075• airport. Call 436·6665. 1 ever worked at LAX . ----------' Free products. Free macy cabinet. Oak Tos h ib a Stereo/CD. YPT 1225 C l ISLAND 2 606 s 2 o o o 5 4 8-4 5 1 2 I sincerely apologia movies and More. hall tree, toy chest, dual tape. Tuner. EQ CR . Be•ch oa e 3br. ,"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii P g .7 14·2 1 7 ·161 6 -IN_DU_S_""-nIAl----.,-.,,-09 for this. mi sunder·' .. •••• .. ••• 1·5 04·571·5290 Welsh cabinet, while 2spk. $450. 723--4959. 2ba. fenced yard. pats1• 181 5 CllffDr ~ 6rl~ t ali R .. ...,.,..1• . S ,..= C t & iron may bed 759-ll591 considered. $1250.00 smaann ng. . .. e.u&-EMPLOYMENT ee .... ng omp u er Clothes Loverl PT flex Armol re 7'x4 '. 4· Bike To B e ach 3bd. 1.7ba, g ar. yard. On l y S1 1 75.00 Call 968·0145 cell, $840/m'o./yrfy lease. 873·2 336 Cute 3 bd/1ba Recently remod, 2car pkng. 124·'h Agale. $1095. 873-30 39 u ll pd, kit, nr bch, pool, tennis, N/S, $800. 642-3 182 Ofc/Whr•• 4850sq.tt.a1 67 cenls, 1411.hlgh door, 2411 high whraa, i..--._. .... ._. ___ """,_E_M_P_L_O_YM--E-N--T-- 4ooamps, Skypark. HOTTEST Teacher/Assistant K ING BED S ET, leather couch, coffee --------•ON BAY• 1 /BR Apt on Bay S600mo 723-7144 R edhill frontage. X * X * x * 5 530 Montessori School in $1700/Wk 440·015 7 +{JijjgMli!JMJ,fm@iii .lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C.M. 12 ECE unils. tbl, patio furn, some BOATS 7 0 1 1· anti qs. Mess 6 7 5· 7 382 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii VINTAG E KARGES '14 FT Electric boat. lta fl a na le br k f rn I needs batteries and $3500: Refec tbl work. HuH in good $3500: 2 arm stroke 4 conClitionl $3000.obo HOUSES/ CONDOS LAGUNA FOR RENT BEACH 2148 CORONA ------•I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEL MAR 2 622 MISCELLANEOUS Almost Ocea nfront '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RENTALS ---------.r-I Studio, 3 rooms, and I• , .. •••••••• GENERAL 210,~ ,bath, n/smkr, n/pels. STUDIO Quiel. N/pels.1• BUSINESS & FINANCE 714-499·1 7 3 1 Near oceanl New crpt, prvt gate. S545 + uu 1---------BUSINESS avau 9/4. 720-8480 DUPLEXES 2704 Vllitn'ROUBtE Leasing or Renting your Property? Call: -Express Leasing• 1·800·593 ·6725 NEW~-OaT w~it.ew .u¥ O.c:w\Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil oPPORTUNITY BEACH 2169 Blvd lbr+. 1050 sq.ti, Ocea nfront winter 90(" iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 car gar. $1 600/lncl re n ta I 3 b r /2 ba, gar, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ulit. J al 719-2 388 2br/tba, $1600/$1350. L 0 ca I Vend In 9 3 Br 1.75Ba Cannery 714•550-5443 Route 20 established VIiiage. $1600/mo. COS TA MESA 2624 accts. Buy all/part. Avail 9·1. Call Rob R ENTALS TO 800·775·2219 F re Id man 583 • 1 000 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BALBOA 3BR, 2 .5BA, 2 story $3001st Month SHARE 2724 ------· ISLAND 2 106 w/d, ref rig, pool/spa Cln, lg min cabin·slyle. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii access. Avail now. 1Br, wlk·ln clsl, poof. CDM Share 3BA, 2BA. ANNOUNCEMENTS Newport Terr. $1300/ backyard, nr bch. Tri/Sq. Clean, quiet, respon. •••••••• EXCITING Wate rfro nt mo +deposit. 498· Bunkhouse Apt a W/D, f/p. $525 +dept, Townhse 3BR, 2.5BA 5236, measg 642-5278 Pat 842·1401 1/3 utll. 723 ·8101 -------- unfurn. fron1 p allo ANNOUNCEMENTS +lrg deck, 2 car B ig C a nyo n 3 br. 1Br ES Dplx Garden CDM Share 3br·2ba pkng. Dock avail. N/ 2 1/2ba, Fabulous apt. Water, gardener, hse. 2·rms avl. Fp. 2920 pet/smk. $2650/mo. Cond. $2095/mo. Call laundry, stove & frig. Gar. $600·$675 + ulls. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii A OEM! 723-4633 252·8200 or 851·8160. $650/mo 548·7855 NS Dave·759·9307. 1.,9 UVE * AT :r N : C o s t a __ 7_1_4_·_5_4_9_·3_8_0_3_1 ..,._ 1 .. 1 0. 1 Mesa • Postal Posi-Toy S tore Mature -.505-5050 lions. Permanent full adult. Permnl PT retall 7vv-. time for clerk1sorters. sales in Newpl Bch. 800-739-4420 Full Benefits. For Weekdays toll 530p. 818-758-9100 exam, application and Occasional weekends, sd chrs 53000: French 673·8103 Walnu1: xlnt cond. 640-21 25 011-591-570.950 salary Info calf : flex hrs. Teaching (708) 906·2350 Ext. bkgrnd preferred.-------- '52 Chris Crall Riviera 1611, impeccably ro stored, will trade to• nico car. 6 48·322S ,-Otto Live Pqchics!! Lo~. Money. Know Your Furu1t. Talk lM One-On-One NOW'.!! lflOl»JOSS m• ,.,., ..... 4086 Sam to 6 pm. Stan 632-6697 WANTED 1950's & earlier iron & Bookkeeper-PT Wa tc h Movies fo r wooden patio furn.1 ________ _ Flexible Hours Pa y At area Theaters. pots benches. urns tfOBIE'"SPORTS $f0.2571ir:-Free aomis· wicker, Gard en Ac· 675·9700 slon. Free snacks. ce ssorlea. Top Do i· Clerk C •ah ler fl , __ 1_·4_1_5_·7_7_3_·_2_9_8_2_1 lar P aid. Ask for mature female pref. T rainee Manager Brian at 8 4 5 -4635 w/exp. Must be able and PT counter help or leave message. lo work eves/week· In NB frozon yogurt -------- ends. 650-8463 Diana store! Own trans. Flex M ERCHANDISE or Beverly hours 644-1821 Coffee/Counte r MISC. 6015 Energellc people Ambitious Minded wanted for NB cafes. People FT/PT avail. Will Ira.In. S ...... ·•-• 2 2 h 500 .,, ... y. poc:en ...... 2 ·0557, J o n Many positions available. Murra r Lawnmower 21 In. 3.5 Runs Gr'lall $100.obo 842-8533 On the move? Sell your extra household items in Classified No room left In the garage for the car? Counter Help• P T SWt nowt No experience P hones, Shipping. necessary. call 7 da~ s tor• FI x tu r e a : A call to Friendly & raspon· (40~875 2022 alble. N.B. 642·6262. ·• · ext 014, H34 Lighted displays, card c la1slf19d c an racks. round table, re-h elp frig & more. 759-0591 L-..-------- STARTING EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT Dellvery Drive r Mon & Fri only. $6/hr. + $2 per detlvo.-y.1----------1 ANEW . BUSINESS??. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Tht ltglt1 Departmml Ill* Daily Pilot is pkasaJ ~ ll> 11:n.nouna a """smJia """'lltJfliJ4ble It> new busi.nma. ll* wiJJ"""' SEARCH tht """"for you 41' no txl1ft charg:, 4"" save you tht time mJ tht trip lt1 ti# °"'1t H"f'lt in Smid Ana. Thm. of CfJU~ afor tht #lllrh Is ~ aw will fik JO"' fo.tiJiow IMsinm 1lll1M stlllmlmt with tht Onmty ~,,,,.,., ontrll w«ltfor I-'.,... • .,. by"'"' !lNi thtn jik your pnxf t(~ withtl#~CJml.. "* .. "'"' fiM your fatititJta ""1intir 111114mml"' the Dail] Pilot, 330 w. &rj ~ 0. 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Irv 208-2796. 5540 '"Dog.' --~------"f!erro.~'-·----------- "Hund." "Chi.en.., \ • MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1996 TODAY'S CRoSSWaRD PUULE ACROSS • Are etarter 11 Poet TNldlle 10 V•tanc. M Old cattle town t5. Teen woe 1JI Thwiter t 7 Nonts strict 18 Shakespearean king 19 Rara - 20 Had a strong desire 22 Choral ensembles 24 Nol her 25 Middle Eastern garment 26 -Paulo, Brazil 27 Squelch 31 Mallee 33 Emotionally 34 Madison's state 38 Zone 39 Ocean movements 40 Hubbub 58 Not thelrl 59 Obey 81 Slnoet Lena 82 Autflenlic 63 Singer Jamt• 64 Pass Into law 65 Novelist -Stanley Gard· ner 66 Pinch (ol salt) 67 Has aupper DOWN 1 Shed feathers 2 Nursemaid 3 Urban transport 4 "Moonstrucll" aciress 5 Stomly 6 Wilch-hunt toeale 7 Got 100% on the test 8 Genetic 28 Came apart material 29 Part ol a list 9 Popular 30 Whiskey e•ercises .• , · bottle 10 Command to 31 Margins 46 Worship 47 More accurate 48 Wall painting 50 T rlbe ol Israel 52 -RQyale National Park By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR sHMtF and TANNAH HIRSCH • ANSWERS 10 WEEKLY IJRlOOE QUIZ Q. l -Both vulnerable, u SouU\ fit. you hold: .._, 10S \197' OKJ'7 .UQta The bidding has proceeded: ,.ORTH BAST 80l1fH WEST 10 Dbl 1 What action do you take? A -There is only one way to show a good hand after your right-hand opponent. has made a takeout dou- ble of partner's opening bid, and that is to redouble. There is no rea- son why you should not take that action now. Dependi~ on develop· menta, your intent should be to raise hearta next. Q, 2 • As South, vulnerable, yuu bold: Q. 4 • Eaat.-Weat vulnef'able, as South you hold: .., 984 Wold <>AKQJ8 74 2 4'6 Your right-hand opponent opens the bidding with one club. What do you bid now? A -tr you are going to preempt, do so whole hog, With nine playing tricks (the fourth spade counta as one). to bid anything less than five diamonds at any vul nerability wins the Chicken-of-the-Year award. Q. 6 • Both vulnerable, as South you hold: 41 Jewelers' S1ock 43 Friendly greeting 44 Eccentric ones 45 Kind of plot !lilly 32 Go inside 11 Spouses 34 Eye 53NewYork •A8 OA8• 0 10762 ..,-843 •5 • Q9 8 6 2 OA 9 •Q 8 8 4 3 Partner opens the bidding with one no trump. What do you respo~d? 46 Money dis- penser. for short 49 Overhead trains 50 Stick out 12 Singer Bryant movements 13 Artist's plaster 35 Auctioned oll 21 Shirl accessory 36 Lazy football player• 54 Writer Morrison The bidding has proceeded: 55 OPEC nation NORTH EAST SOt.rrH WEST A • I t would be nice to check for a possible 4-4 heart fit. with two clubs, but what if partner denies a major or bids spades? Now, two no trump by you would not only be mV1L8lton81, bu a gross over 1 • Pass. 23 Roman 37 Midday 56 A single lime I• Pus INT Paa• statesman 39 Storage unit 25 Church 42 Two--sloth 57 Court dividers SQ Pass 7 51 Ancient Celtic --~~~--..,m...n-~~~~-,,.,.....,.m~s~~~-.t'43'H"Concocted 80-flmetabt'--~µ1"1.ll.Lda_yo11 bid now? inlo 53 "Petticoat -· 27 Thtek carpet 45 $1~-shooter A • With such tenuous stoppers in the minors, in which partner is known to be short. you don't want to play in three no trump. If you knew partner had five hearts, you would cheerfully bid game in that suit. The way to find out is to t.ake a false preference to three spades. That gives partner the chance to rebid a five-eard heart suit. 9 11 12 13 51 58 62 5 Q. 3 • As South, vulnerable, you hold: <M. K 7 QK 7 4 010 3 •AK 10 7 4 Your right-hand opponent opens the bidding with three diamonds. What action do you take? A • What an awkward hand. You have too much lo pass (partner doesn't rate to have enough to reopen), not the desirable shape for a double and a suit too weak t.o introduce at the four-level T he least of evils is to double. At worst. 1 partner will have to play the con- tract in a m~ior on a M ovsian 4-3 CADILLAC 9040 FORD Q. 6 • As South, vulnerable, you hold: •K 3 QA J 10 4 oA K Q 3 •K 6 2 T he bidding has proceeded: NORTH EAST SOU11f WEST 1• Paea l o Pan l• PaH 1 What do you bid now? A • You are certainly interested in slam, but cannot yet be sure of the right. strain -clubs, no trump or eyen diamonds are possibilities. For the moment, bid two hearts. 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