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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1996-09-24 - Orange Coast Pilotr -, SPORTS High school football players of the week Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 SINGAPORE Local rouples latest honeymoon stop Player's death occUITed on 'nor1~al play' • Officials still unsure about cause of death of Coronado High quarter- back Adrian Taufaasau. By John Canalis, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa High School foot~ J?layers_ fol- when they tackled a Coronado High School quarterback who died two days after the game, offi- cials said. Athletic offidals here and in San Diego County said there was nothing unusual about the play that left Adrian Tautaasau, 17, unconscious on the Newport Har- bor High School field. He died Sunday at Western Medical Cen- ter in Santa Ana. •1t was a ve.ry normal play,• said Rene Townsend, a spokes- woman for the Coronado Unified School District. ·vou see them all the time, and that's something the Still loose ends on ffiWDpact • Agreement needed with local country dubs to meet deadline to stop treated sewage water from dumping into bay. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -City officials are seekiJMJ an agniement with two local cpuntry dubs that is fleeded to complete a previous agreement to stop hvine Ranch Water District from dumping treat- ed sewage water into Newport Bay. As of the Newport Beach City Council's Monday meeting, three groups -the Newport-Mesa Uni- fied School District, The Bluffs Homeowners Association and the city itself -had consented to use the filtered sewage water. City officials' talks with Big Canyon and Newport Beach country dubs have stalled over questions of bow to pay for installing equipment to receive the water. The council voted unanimously to approve the two agreements already set. City Manager Kevin Mwpby will sign off on the other two for the city, pro~ded the terms did not -change from what th&eouncil had already seen . Otherwise, the council would need to call a spe- d.al meeting later this week to approve them. All four agreements must be approved by Oct. 1 to meet condi- tions in the city's pact with IRWD District. The three agendes in July agreed to build a pipeline to-trans- fer the reclaimed water to the county, ending ahnost a year long controversy. Without this pipeline, IRWD planned to dump the treated sewage water into the S4n Diego Creek Channel, wb.jcb empties into the bay. The county offen!d to extend one of its pipelines for the project. The dty of NeWp<>rt Beach promised to provide five groups to me the water. "If we achieve tbele agree- ments by the deadline, there will be no dildMu"ge this winter, peri-od.• Murphy said. A technical advtsoty committee continues to map out a program to monitor the system. Costa Mesa kids should know.• Townsend said, Taufaa.sau had a history of seizw'es but was cleared by doctors to play sports. To her knowledge, Townsend said, the boy was affected by seizures until seventh grade. ·1rs just one of those strange situations,• ·she said The Orange County Coroner's office has performed an autopsY examination before it determines the cause of death, said Sheriff's Lt. Ron Wilkerson. The California Interscholastic Federation, which regulates sports play, will look into the mat- ter as well, said Dean Crowley, commissioner of the CIP Southern Section. Costa Mesa High School has filed a report with the CIP. Crowley said death related to high school football play is rare, however, another player in Rese- da died in bis bed following a game about a week ago. He may have sustained fatal injuries on the field. At Costa M~ High School Monday, football players expressed concern over the tragedy. ·u didn't happen to our team, but lt feels like it did,• said Steve Herzog, a running back for the Cost a M es a Mustangs For related story, see who was Sports, Page 5 viewed Sunday. Herzog said Taufaasau was known for bis sportsmanship. "He was a great kid on the field,• be said. "He would tell me 'nice run,' after tackling me, and he would help me up. He was the best football player out on the field I ever met, or bad to go against." The team Jllscussed the tragedy Monday with their coach Jerry Howell and a few players met with counselors. Returning to its regular season schedule, the team lifted weights and practiced. Howell, who also is the school's athletic director, said be told the players they were not responsible for the loss, and that is time to press forward. •1 am sure it's on most of the kids minds,• he said. •It's not that our kids are immune to it but we stressed that they had nothing to do with it. They were obviously ve sad but the didn't feel like ey couldn't canyon.• . Andy Hernandez, Costa Mesa High School prindpal, said he was working to restore normalcy Monday with dozens of inquiries from the press and concerned families. "This is the first tragedy of this magnitude that I've dealt with," Hernandez said. •our hearts real- ly go out to (Coronado)." As to be expected, the campus was buzzing with talk of the death. Some students said foot- ball is not as safe as it could be. •It's very sad,• s aid Peter • SEE DEATH PAGE 4 DON LEACH I DAl.Y Pl.OT om chef Jim West stirs some bomemacledllll In his Costa-Mesa--Home.-West ts-the E!D!Cati.-e director of the hdemational Chill Society that ls 15,000 memben strong and bu cook-offs all over the world. A SPICY BUNCH Newport Beach chili society members want to stir up interest in their peppery fare By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily pj/ot F rom a tiny Newport Beach office, Jim West leads 15,000 people in an ongo- ing quest to get chill the recognition they feel it deserves. For the past 20 years, West bas been promoting chW pri>ducts, planning cook- off after cook-off, even summoning legisla- tive support for the food. A& executive dlrecto.r ot the Newport Beach-based Internat10041 Chili Society, he attends to these cblli-centered tasks in a no~al day .. work. The group he beads ii known locally for its yearly state-wide cook -off held in Newport Beach. But be and its 15,000 members worldwide try to cook up year- round interest in the spicy stuff. West, a Costa Mesa resident, said most members are not professional cooks. They're simply educated professionals who spice up their lives by wbipplng up the occasional pat of cb.ili. •They're just the kind of people who like to cook and like to have fun.• explained West. who worked as a manag- er for singer Bill Medley before be signed on u executive director of the society. Memben pay S30 per year to belong, which begs the question: With so many organizations out there, why support one dedicated to chili? •Chill is Americana.• said West, who doesn't eat as much chili as be did in the group's early days. ·u originated on the cowboy trails. It's the one food that truly originated here in America.• The walls in the sodety4s aamped ·· Dover Drive office boast cbil1 pepper- shaped cook-oft plaques and cbili pepper paintings. One of the paintings was creat- ed espeda.lly for the society's cook-oft this year by artist R.C. Gorman. The society's letterheed lists its advisers • Ne~rt-Mesa schoolchildren will ride to school on two new elei1iiC buses. orderitd new electric buMI to replace two din•l~guAUDg, 1980 modeli in lb 58·bul fleet. Tb4t new "'-' WW be u qUl- et· u a Meea V.nle 9°' cut, tr~Uou dlndor Ma P\DllDIUL •n'I -H1Dg MW quiet...., .,., • Mid l'llMll. wbO Gpeda Coronado football player Adrian Tauaasau (left) tan- gles with Costa Mesa's o. 51, Nam Kim (right), In Friday night's game. Tau- faasau lost conscious- ness on the football field in the game's fourth quarter and later died. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Sex case evidence muddled • Defense ~ttorney also questions accuracy of police testimony against former Corona del Mar football coach Mark Schuster. By Christopher Goffard. Daily Pilot SANTA ANA -The prosecu- tion hurled what they hoped would be a damning piece of evi- dence Monday against Mark Schuster, the former Corona del Mar High School football coach and accused juvenile sex offend- er. The evidence is a 20-minute audio tape that captures a face- to-face conversation between Schuster and bis adopted daugh- ter, who bas accused him of sexu- ally molesting her since she was 12 Thanks to a technical snafu, however, the tape is largely maudible to the naked ear. After a failed first attempt at gairung an iron-dad taped con- fession from Schuster through the telephone, Newport Beach police planted a wue mi the daughtei while she visited him at bis tugh school office on Sept. 19, 1995. Police told her lo tell Schuster she had contracted gonorrhea. and that doctors had asked her to list all of her sex partners. Newport Beach detective J. .in the clandestine taping, testi- fied that though the tape is full of static, he was able to get dose enough to Schuster's office to hear some the exchange. Under questioning from Deputy District Attorney Claudia Silbar, Winn said, •(Schuster) basically said that she couldn't (list her sex partners) because she would have to list him.• Defense Attorney William Watson ~ed the accuracy Ol the detectmt'1 claims saying Wmn didni cue notes dwiDg the convenillDb: and he didn't use direct q'UMM in bis Pe>lice report: Silbar allo called to the stand v.roaica Tbomu, a psycholo- 1\vo steal beer in heist at Costa Mesa market 1Wo men fled with S20 WOltb ot beer after robbing a Onie K mar- ket with a gun early Saturday morning, police said Playhouse produces valiant · veraion ·of 1Wo male Latinos approached the store clerk while be WU stand· ing outside the store on SunOower Drive around 2:40 a.m., said Costa Mesa police Ca.pt nm Lazar. 'Man Of La Mancha' One of the men tnnctished a handgun. ordering the desk not to move, while the other mui rushed inside to grab two 13.pacb ot beer, Lazar ~d The robbers, wbo are delcribed as being between 20 and 25 yean old, raced off with the beer 1n a gold Honda Accord, Lazar Mid. Police have no suspects in cus- tody. -y Police arrest man in connection with robbery A robbery, which occurred Sunday morning at a Costa Mesa apartment, resulted in a police chase through Santa Ana~ to the arrest of Frederick Penney, 34, of Santa Ana. Christine Tilley entered her Baker Street apartment around 11 a.m. and reportedly found Penny, an acquaintance, inside, Lazar said An argument ensued, and Pen- ny allegedly struck 1llley on her shoulder and neck. then grabbed her wallet · and fled in his car toward Santa Ana, Lazar said. After Santa Ana police pursued Penny by car, he crashed into a fence and fled on foot. Police arrested him and took him to the Costa Mesa City jail, Lazar said. -By Christopher Goffard Forum for Newport council candidates The public is invited to the • Newport Beach City Council Can- didate Forum to be held at 7 p.m. Oct. 16 in the Community Room of the Newport Beach Central • Llbrary, 1000 Avocado Ave., New- port Beach. ! ~ can~date will be given , ~exactly three minutes to give their : · educational and professional : ··background and the. objectives : ·they hope to achieve if elected to • ·the Council . . . .. TODAY ·: BUSINESS SERIES • The Newport Harbor Area • Chamber of Commerce is spon- soring a home-based business • series, featuring a panel of 12 pro- : fessionals, at 5 p.m. at the John : Dominis Restaurant, 2901 W. ' • Coast Highway, Newport Beach. : The cost is $5. To RSVP, call 729- • 4400. • RNANCE WORKSHOP By Tom Titus, Daily PUot P acbging a d«Mrvtinn m1wical like •Man ~La Mancha• into a timited staging area such as the cnnftnes ot the Costa Mesa cmc Play- house would seem to be invltiDg disaster: Comers certainly must be cut. light? Wrong. 1bis modem dassic receives a thunderously stiuing eight-piece ocdiestra. 85 the · playhouse's season opener. The only comers trinimed here are in the area of minor acting assign-ments. • For director Lany Watts, it's a triple triumph -he also designed the magnificently ominous prison setting and aeated the authentic-looking costumes. This is dearly Watts' finest effort in local theater, one which enhances the director's artistic maturation. •Man of La Mancha.• althoµgh no stranger to local theatergoers over the last 24 years, still continues to move and inspire as it chronicles Cer- vantes' epic ot Don Quixote, a self-appointed knight errant hundreds of years after the last knight strapped on armor. As interpreted by the •author" him· self. in a prison charade, he ages, on stage, into the gaunt, wizened machnan who sets out to right umightable wrongs. Scott Ruiz masterfully effects ~transformation. and his Quixote's eyes burn with right- eous fire even as be succumbs to the infirmities of old age. Tall and lanky. Ruiz typifies our con- cept of the mad knight. render- ing 8 superb depic\iOn of id.eelis- tic fervor in the face of impossi- ble odds. Also first rate in her interpre- tation is Lisa Gary 85 the slattern scullery 11l4ia AJd.OD'ZA, elevated to a dreamlike •ouk:inea• in Quixote's eyes. Gary bas perfect- ed her c:b.aracter's cornered-rat attitude and sustains her intensi- ty beautifully, even while yield- ing before the demands of some of her higher notes. Damien Lorton's portly squire, Sancho, J>065eS5eS the requisite energy the role requires) but bis hokey, gesture-packed intelpre- tati.oo neutram.es his effect. A similar virus affects Micba.d Fla- herty'• flnttering performance as the innkeeper, dominated almost wordlessly by Jennifer Boudreau as bis stem. 1mhendable wife. StrOng, authQritative portray- als are tumed in by both George Almond as Quixote's nemesis, the~Dr. Carrasco, and around town Mesa. For more information, call 435-8477. SHOULDER PAINS The Central Library is holding a free program on ·common Shoulder Problems• at noon in the Friends' Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call 717- 3801. ADDTAUC STORY TIME Mesa Verde Library has story times for children on Tuesdays at 1 p.m.. and Wednesdays at 7 p.m. beginning today through Dec. 11 at 2969 Mesa Verde Drive East. Gregory Paul Jackson as the cruel. bedomsttc muleteer Pedro. Tom Keyes' callow Padre lacks both artistic and vocal maturity, something evident but not so damaging tn Philip Weitzman's quivering barber. Abuse Prevention Network pre- sents the free 15th Annual Show· case of Community Prevention Efforts from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at The Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park St. The event provides resowce and networking opportunities to the public. school employee's, govern- ment and civic organizations and business owners. For more infor- mation. call 953~9373. SEAUONS Oran~ Coast College pzesents •Baja Lion Adventure.,• a slide/lecture program. at 7:30 p.m. in the gardens of the Wlllis Courtlandt Financial offers a : free workshop on bow to cut fed- • eral and state taxes with a con- : science from 1 to 2 p.m. or 6 to 7 • ~.m. at the Uni~ersity Athletic .;.;.oub, 1701 Quail St., Newport : :-~ch. For more information, call : 251-0270. Coastline Counseling Center offers a class designed to teach you bow1tr imp1ove your compm- hension and how Attention Defidt Disorder causes learning disabili· ties from fto1tp.m:-at1~ Qulil St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. Cost is $20. For more information, call 476-0991. -1..oogyear residence on Udo Isle in Newport Beach. Admission is SS for nonmembers. For reservations and directions, call 432-5087. • Johnson and Higgins, an inter- : national insurance broker, offers a : free seminar to review the legal -requirements on communications • Tegarding the Family and Medical : Leave Act, California leave laws, : and more from 11 a .m. to t p.m. at • : 695 Town Center Drive, Costa The Costa Mesa Republican Women Federated presents a dis· cussion on President Bill Clinton at the luncheon beginning at 10:30 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, t 701 Goll CoUBe Drive. For reservatiom, call 557-6545. SHOWCASE The Orange County Substance •• ... . .. .. ... ~JJ1~8lot VOL 90. NO. 211 1MOMAS M. ---~ WLUW~ Editor IJEADE8S HOIUNE 642-6086 ~ ~ comnwnts about the Daly Piiot « MW1 tips. MO"$$ Our ...... " 330 w. lay St.. Coste .... c.lff. 92627. • ..... ~1.• ... It Is the Piiot's policy to prompt· ly CJOn'9Ct .tf wron of tubstancle. "-c.all 574-42U Dally Pilot,, P.O. loll 1 ~. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Cow1ght No news storiet, ~ «fito- NI rNttw °' acMniNt1*1'S herein aw\ be~ with- out wrttwi ~of cx.ipy· rightcwr.. ttOW to 11EAOt us ~ The 1lmes Orange County (IOU) 2S2.f t4 t Adu .... Q..efted 142·5'78 ~M2~1 ........ NMI s.t0-12.M ~MZ"'"° ......... ,. -..110 ::-o: ..... lk.n.t ...... OMmlG~1 ..... ,_111·HOZ ........ " .... Ca11i11111 C111 ..,.._ ....._ ..,_. ......... ~ -............. ..,,CIC> .......... ...... ,, ................ ......... .__. &~Y Rrst low 2:21 a.m ............ -0.l Rrst high 1!42 •.m ............. 5.5 Second low 2:•t p.m. ....•.•...•• o., Second high 8·"6 p.m ..•..•....... 5.9 ... Adriana Sanchez lends a gor- geous voice and spirited demeanor to the role of Quixote's niece, while Nicki Peek doubles beautifully as the housekeeper (a fill-in assign- ment} and the seductive Moorish dancer. Jim Ward's Inquisition captain lacks a much-needed undel'Stat· ed menace; while Angelique Batsel and ~y Ellen Solano are cute and~. even while impersonating a mule and a horse, respectively. Watts' dungeon setting is remarkab1e in its realism. and ther&is just enough of the draw- bridge effect to a~te tbe expertence:-HJs ~are COSTA MESA . Damien Lorton (Sancho, left), Scott Ruiz (Don Quixote, m.ld- dle) and U.. Gary (Aldom.a, rtiJht) sing away In Costa MesaCMc Playhouse'• production of .. Man of La Mancha.'" DON lfACH I DAl.Y Pl.OT strikingly impressive, as are Mark Andre~s well-chosen lighting designs. Patrick Copeland conducts a small but strong music.al group offstage and unseen. richly underscoring the pulse-quicken· ing moments of the Joe Darion- Mitch Leigh score. This is one of the theater's outstanding musi- cals, and Copeland's seven- piece combo does the work of a full orchestra in presenting it You may believe that •Man of La Mancha• is too formidable a task for a community theater group the size of the Civic Play- house, but a visit to this superla- tive production will alter your consciousness sufficiently. • J100 Modi of ... ..,. Avenue: A $1,000 cellular phone and $8 cash were stolen from • p.lllced car. The passenger side wing window was appar- ently pried open with a screwdriver. • JfOO Modi of lermYdl: Drive: A $100 pull-out stereo was stolen from a JWked car. The~ side wing window was apparently pried open. • IOO blodc of w.t ... ~ A bicycle worth $400 was stolen from the bike r.ctt outside a Md>onald's resuurant. The bkyde was left unlocked. • JOO blodc qf .. SINK A $250 three-wheel blc:yde was stolen from the patio of a motor home. Tbe bleyde was left unlocked. NEUOllT llAOt • JOO lillclCIE of,..,.,.., r Drive West A cellular phone worth $1 oo was stolen from a S*ted Cllt. The drivel"s side window of the car was smashed . • 10 blodc of..._ 9er; A cellu!M phone, CMrf case and CDs worth $310 were stolen from a car. The passenge< door was left unlocked. • • 40 blodr of Oc:9M Vista Drive: $1,450 worth of cash and jewelry were stolen from a residenc». The kitchen window saeen w.s ~ly pried open with-a putty knife. •JOO blodr of"°"'°'''°'' Point E.-t: A Cadillac Eldorado was stolen from In front of • ~ldence. The car was left unlocked. "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" RIUPHOLSTERY & DRAPIRY ML.I 20o/o OFP LABOR & FABRIC Hone~ooners 'swing' iri Singapore By Susan Seely SINGAPORE SWING -Singa-J>C*e Wees to think ot itself an swiaging Flrst-World country, which. iii some ways, it is; and at the very least, one bas to admlre them for trying so bard. Yes, it is a dean and orderly place, but. by our third day there even Arie, who said he likes totali- ~ when he agrees with its principles (scaryl), was running across the street against the light and far from a crosswalk -it is . m mgapore, Just as it is illegal to spit, to chew gum (they could have got me. for gum possession. bad they checked), to eat or drink in the subway, to smoke almost every- where indoors, and to do a whole host of other fairly minor things. UnW recently, it was even ille- gal to enter the country if you were a man with long hair! . On its surface, as Arie kept say- mg, downtown Singapore resem- bles South Coast Plaza run amok. Malls for miles -we could have been almost anywhere, in any modem city. Although, on closer inspection, we saw some of the pharmacies, for example, were stoQced entirely with exotic Chi- nese herbs and potions, none of which we could recognize. Desserts in the food courts were jellied fruits like rambutan. dwian and guava on top of shaved ice -I don't think you can find that anywhere in South Coast Plaza. Every once in a while, too, we would round a comer and see a temple with joss (luck) sticks burning in celebration of the Festi- val of the Hungry Ghosts. Leaving the glitzy areas of Qrchard Street and the Colonial District and wandering a{Ound •Uttle India," •Arab Street" and •Chinatown,• we discovered where the cultural aspects of Sin- gapore are holding out and hold- ing on in an attempt to resist being swallowed up by the coun- try's rapid economic progress. Jndlme amas, the marlc.ets and food stalls are A1Mzing, teeming with life and a purpose seemingly far removed from that ot the mod- em metropolis. We bad a great meal at an Indian restaurant (all vegetarian!) in Uttle India, where the whole dinner was plopped down in several piles on a large banana leaf mat and tha eaten using only one's fingers -no uten- sils. It's harder to do than it sounds, especially when sitting across the table from two very large locals who were eating ani- matedly and loUdly, frequently licking all of their fingers -a little disconcerting for a novice like myself. In Singapore, there is also a surprisingly active, albeit very small. Jewish community. The YMCA on Orchard Road where we stayed happened to be right down the street from Magbain Aboth (Sbieklot.OULFathen) Syn- agogue, a beautiful venue that attrads a regular minyan (the groyp of 10 Or more men tteeded for c:ommunal prayers), even to daily services. 1be sbul is Sephardic, and was founded in 1878.by a COID;lllunity Ml .CASA MEXICAN IU STAUR.ANT \Yhltt tbh 9lfwc:I on • at com tDrtflll wtth our ·~~ whb saa. ~. cne.. ~RI I lliCll d lmt.. UMtbilJ_...onthe' CMlt flA IA.JAii fast enough that a second beauti- ful synagogue, Chased El, was completed in 1905, primarily with money given by Menasseh Mayer, who was not only a prominent Iraqi in the Jewish comnumity, but a wealthy and well-respected Sin- gaporean businessman as well. Both of these synagogues are sWl in use, but, as the Jewish commu- nity is significantly smaller than in its pre-war days1 Chased El is used only on Monday mornings and for the High Holidays. Although small in number, Jews have always been a part of Singapore's political and economic history. At the end of the 19th cen- tury •. we were told that Singapore's Jewish and Arab communities (which have always gotten along well), together owned much of the land in Singapore -by the 1900s, Mena~ Mayer alone owned ~ersmtheproperti~ were lost as a result of the wars and the Japanese occupation of Singapore, but many of the promi- nent Jewish (and Arab) names from those days are still heard today in the fields of business, law and medicine. In recent history, the most pub- licly prominent member of the Jewish community was David Marshall, Singapore's first chief minister, who subsequently became Singapore's first ambas- sador to France, then to Spain, Portugal and Switzerland. (For more of the history of the Jewish community in Singapore, as well as some of the Jewish resomces, numbers and names that we gath- ered, check out the information that Arie bas posted to our web site at www.jwconnection.com. ~ere should be some interesting pictures as well!) Much of what we learned about the history of the Jewish commWlity we learned from Jacob Ballas, himself a very prominent and wealthy Iraqi-born lHladad, ~ lHedd, Dleel, CK S., WITH COMPLETE DETAIL eel !of 11Rl4. Exp 10/419& CAR WASH SPECIAL J ·' FREE HOT WAX 00001\E. WED~ ~CN.Y 10/4196 -SUAD Seely and Arie Katz.. Singaporean and the current president of the Jewish Welfare Board. It is he who provides 1he funds for the kosher breakfast sponsored at the synagogue each morning after sbacharit -a func- tion that he initiated in order to develop community ties, and just one example of bis generosity and commitment to the commWlity. Ballas is an extraordinary man and quite a character. We really enjoyed having a chance to speak to him at some length -even while a rabbi and another appoinbnent sat waiting in the anteroom. He gave us some inter- esting advice and also gave us an interesting book, "The History of Jews in Singapore, 1830-1945, • a The biggest problem this small J ewish commWlity in Singapore faces is emigration. Most of the younger generation of Jews }lave moved to the United States, Israel or Australia to pW'SUe business opportunities and find Jewish spouses (similar to the phenome- non we found in the New Zealand J ewish comniunity). Many of the people who make up the commu- nity at any given time are expatri- ates in the country only for a short while, for business or studies. Whatever the future holds for the community in this island coun- try just two degrees above the equator, .it is, for now, still an inter- esting place to visit. Write us soon and let us know what's going on stateside. PEOPLE WHO KNowl ...... USE v AlVOUNE I Exp 10/4196 REGULAR CAR WASH I Sute Rental not inducted ~1N1 .. Prl9IM CoupOll far~ Hoot.oi..-~ Vl•lt: our N.W llDCK•Y PAO •tlOP . I Memories of a 'heroic' summer ; A recent story about tbe ; Junior Ufeguard program : dredged up memories of ; my own th.riillDg career as a : Newport Beach lifeguard. : lt was the summer of 1935. I ; was studying for the Bar E.xami- : nation and didn't have time for a : ~dy job, so I deci.ded to l become an extra lifeguard. work- ; ing only on the weekends. : Frank Crocker, the fire chief 1 was in charge of the lifeguards: I ; doubt that Frank could swim a l stroke, but he knew how to keep ; the budget down in those 1 Depression years. As I remem- : ber, there were very few regular : guards -Marco Anicb at BaIQ<>a : Pier, one of the Johnson brothers ~ or maybe Al Irwin at Newport : Pier, Tarzan Smith at Corona del ~ Mar, and probably someone at : the dty campgiounds. : On weekends, we extras filled ~ in. We met at the Balboa Fue : Station, about eight or 10 of us, ~ and waited while Crocker drove l might need a guard. You might ; get three or four hours' work or : none at all. but at 50 cents an : hour it was worth the wait. ~ For some reason, l seemed to : catch the bayfront at 15th Street l with some regularity. I soon : learned the secret of being a ~ good lifeguard -anonymity. ; We extras didn't have uni- : forms, but we carried badges. I ~ quickly figured out that if the ; mothers on the bayfront beaches ~ discovered there was a lifeguard : on duty, he became a babysitter JUST ARRIVED! • Casual denim, rag, leather, hooked and chenille rugs. • More Tibetan rugs. HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-S Sat 10-5 722-7224 230East17th St, Costa Mesa .~ --._ ' "" -. ~ • ,·_~ ... t_ ••• -ill rob e rt gardner while the mothers pursued more enjoyable pastimes. Since I was 6 feet tall and weighed 118 pounds, I certainly didn't look like a lifeguard. I looked more like lchabod Crane than Arnold Schwarzenegger. So I simply put my badge in my pocket as soon as Crocker left and sat there on the beach . . returned. Under this arrange- ment, the mothers took care of their kids. The only time I got wet at 15th Street was when some goof dove off a pier and knocked himself out on the bot- tom. I had to wade out and pull him in. Very heroic. The best assignment I had that summer I shared with my old friend Jolmny Gillis. This was before the sand from the 1935-36 bay dredge added a couple of hundred yards to the beaches along the Balboa Penin- sula. What is DOW the famous Wedge WU about. bUndred yards inland frOOl the ~ beach water's edge. ~ tbal original water's edge some idiotic city engineer had installed a rock groin. The surf broke right on • that rock groin. It was pretty awesome on any day, but on days of big surf it was fantastic. A 15-or 20-foot wave would crash into those rocks and throw spray SO feet in the air. So on days of big sud, tourists flocked to the end of the penin- sula and walked out an the rail- road tracks over the jettf to watch the big surf. Every once in a while someone would get knocked off the railroad tracks into the bay. That was where Johnny and I came into the pic- ture. We bad a dory. Since Johnny was the son of Jack Gillis, pio- neer dory fisherman, he rowed the dory, I pulled tourists into the boat. Wh the authorities didn't simp y ose the r · oa tra do not know, but I certainly did- n't complain or suggest that solu- tion to the problem. Not when I was getting 50 cents an hour to pull tourists into a dory. • ROllERT GARDNER is a retired judge and a resident of Corona del Mar. His column runs on Tuesdays. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Whefe Yow Dollar coven Mof9' 1922 HAllOl llVD., COSIA MESA -S.-1156 Join Us For Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Bnmch • Catertng Available For Reservations and Directions Call 723-0621 251 Shipyllrd W111 • l'&ewpoft Beach ambin•tion of lpkm tram ~ iil the put 28 yean of tbe group's eoot-otti. 1be Orig· 1n41 lrvtne Randa Market tells ttuda~oltbe~ and judges, wbic:h include O.S. benefit The Shelby Heart PuncL SupND& Court JUIUce ~ Tiie group 11-.0 ...,..ng for Goldwater and actor Rot>ett • bat In congress to mue chill Mitchum. the oftidaJ national food. The group hosts chili coot-But the group ls not known offs throughout the world. Win· 1r-.-11v for its charitable or legal nen of thOle contests make -1 their way through regional con-activilm. It's infamous foe using tests. Prom there, winners go to its state ehampiomhips in New- the annual national contest, port Beech u an excute for a raucous party. · scheduled for Oct. 3•6 ln Reno, •Please don't believe what Ne~egetarians need not apply you're told about those," West in these cook-offs. Contest rules said. define 'chili as any combination Cook-of{ contestants and of meat and spices -beans are judges gathered for 21 years - . . gist and expert on diild leDMll abule. Thomas, Who isn't acquaint- ed with tbe Scbustef' cue, testi- ftec:l that vlcUml ol •cbild sexu- al abUse acromnwJatloo syn- drome• often don't disclose their ordeal for years and can feel protective of their abuses. "More often t1um not, kids w1l9 have been inappropriately Neftm>, 15, • ~""'ft ... pla~ •Thats wby I dall't Bu footbell-irl a we:y too .. ~ sport.. . In Coronado, a small dty ot about 25,000 in San Diego Coun- ty, the tragedy WU widespread. said Mayor Mary Hemm. The town WU proud of its star qµarterback and planned to ded- icate e new stadium on Pdday. Herron contacted Costa Mesa volunteer direc;tory forbidden. since before the society was The group began as a contest officially .established -at the dlspoyble diapers. For Information. Ing prOduce left In the fields and Is ,benefits the Oranget~ood Children's • among a few Texas ranchers in Balboa Bay Club. In 1995• the • 11tE VOl.UN1'Ellt DmCTOllY runs call Jeff Reynolds, 631 -7213. SMtclng volunteers to glean weekly Home for neglected and abused chll- 1967. The contestant base grew contest was relocated to the periodic.ally Jn the Daily Pilot. tf you'd on ~Y mornings from 8 to 10 dren needs volunteers to aute dfs.. as l.t went on year after year. Hyatt Newporter hotel on Jam-llke lnfonmtion on getting your orga-,.uu~E COUNTY COMMUNrrv •·'1'1· Mld on the third SUnday of eacti p1ays. 1119 clothes and WOtk with cus-n A d W , _ _,_.A nlzatlon listed, call 642...t321, Ext. 331. vwvv.v "• For 1 ~~duties Fot By 1976, interest boiled over boree Aoa ..... an est UA0>1.:t"' it DEVELOPMENT COUNOL month from 1to3 p.m. more tamers. among uul'S'J • to unmanageable proportions was also toned down. OPERA PAOFIC Votunteers are needed for a variety infon'Ntloo, call 708-1597. Information. call Christine, 760-6640. throughout the nation. So they To win the showmanship The Opera Pacific GuUd Alliance. a of functions. For lnformatJon, call ORANGE COUNTY HOMELESS ORTON DYSLEXIA SooETY hired West, who grew up in award, contestants were known support group for Opera Padftc. has a 839-6199. TASK FOita ORANGE COUNTY MANCH SantaAna,asexecuuti~·v~e~dir~·ec~-~+-;to~skyd;di;·v~e~;in;to~th~e;&cl;u;b~o~rle-~~Jw~ide!n..r~ange~·~onfmectutii~0itieso....cf~orl.AJvol~un~-IML.-f~~~~~IHJ:x.JCM.il.Ml8£L-~f,:;~The~~~~c~o~un~~Home~~lessfro~Taslt~--jr;~~~~:!~~~~~~~-J 1---+n..-...wt-.~~·ed,. s reau un or people to help tuch roding sttUls, u~u ORCHESTRA • . ___ .... . ........ fledged Society headquartered down Coast Highway. Local OPED A'T'ION -~AN s· ATE ....... .._ Interfaith Counct N•awvu• to """... wortc on mailings and coordJnate the fV'•, ~ '""''.. The Orange County '\ .. nam~r one-on-one with homeless adults In a d It F I format" 11 in Newport Beach. resident Carol Arnold won that Operation Clean Slate, a Costa Orchestra needs volunteers to help program on basic life skills. For lnfor· a u group. or n •on, ca Now, the organization serves award seven years in a row Mesa-based organization that focuses sell tldcets, staff social affairs, work matlon, call 263-1774. . 999-0118 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. mainly as a sanctioning body of until last year, when she didn't on graffiti prevention, needs volun-the office and assist wJth malling par- teers to ,,.int out graffiti and for oth· ties. The orchestra also needs volun-chili cook-offs throughout the e nter. er duties. for more Information, call teers who would like to leam more world. JCS-licensed. events have "They used to be crazy and Michael Howard at 435-0745. about classlcal music to partklpate on raised about $75 million for var-off-the-wall," West admitted. its administrative board. Call Gii ious charities, West said. "We don't do some of the things ORANGE COAST INTERFAITH Abrams at 644·7019 for more lnfor· The society recently pro-we used to do." SHELTER matlon. c-inf · · · · The Interfaith Shelter is the largest duced its first commercial item: l'Vr ormation on 1ommg family shelter in the county, housing, World's Championship Chili the In~emational Chili Society, feeding and counseling 20 families Mix. The package contains a call 631-1780. daily. The group needs volunteers and ELECTRIC CONTINUED FROM 1 another $1,500 in maintenance per year, she said. ·And instead of pulling up to the (diesel) pumps, we'll plug them in at night,• she said. After an overnight charge, the electric buses can run for 80 miles, which would accommo- date 80-85% of the department's bus routes, Pinen said. Each of the electric buses comes with a $150,000 price tag, two-thirds higher than the cur- rent $90,000-per-bus cost. But with the help of a South Coast Air Quality Management District grant, Newport-Mesa only has to fork out $75,000 for each of the two buses. The district teamed up with 17 other school districts in Southern California to pick up the grant, and is current- ly preparing a second application to get two more buses, Finen said. The electric buses will look essentially like the curre.nt buses and will seat 72 students, Finen said. Depending on the success of the new vehicles, the transporta- tion department could chose to go electric all the way, she said. "If it really works out, that's a real possibility,• Finen said. "They've already made a number of improvements to the first pro- totype, which started running in the Antelope Valley two years ago.· Newport-Mesa bus drivers are mixed on whether the new buses will work out. she said. •Some are excited about it and . are looking at like anything new: they're cautious to see what will happen,· Pinen said. Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price $100/hr ATTC>RNEVS AT LAW BUSINESS LITIGATION ANO TRANSACTIONS Corporations, partnerships, mergers, acquisitions, buy-sell agreements, comracts and collections REAL ESTAn LITIGATION ANO TRANSACTIONS Evictions, foreclosures, easements, title disputes, wori<-outs ESTATt Pl.ANNING Trusts, Wills, Probate Administration LEGAL =OPTIONS ATTORNEYS AT LAW ORANGE COUNTY HARVEST Orange County Harvest Is commit- ted to feeding the hungry by reduc· Facials 250/ Weaves I IO Color I I Off w/coupon1 I Eur~nfociol. .. '. ..... $15/~ I -1 Bock Fociaf. ............... $18.00 I Manicure ..................... $5.00 I Pedicure ...................... $6.00 I I Eyebrow/heh Waxing ..... $5.00 I 1COSffi;1010 I ADVANCED ACADEMY & 2300 Harbor Blvd . Co.-.tu M1"0 CA 9"16 'l.o 1714 ) S4S 161b The Dally Piiot's TOD 103 ~GE COUNTY WORKS Participate In life management aod employment training workshops as a success coach to foster youth, ages 16 to 18. This one-time three hour expe- rience, or an ongoing commitment. Contact Tami Petterson at 851"8695. ORANGEWOOD BOUTIQUE The upscale resale boutique that PAOAC SYMPHONY , ORCHESTRA The Orange County Pacific Sympho- ny Orchestra's Volunteers In Ed~­ tJon Opportunities program needs volunteers to assist children In a vari· et,Y of hands-on mus!QI «tlvitMs. Vol-- unteers spend a tot.alOfi • satura:iy mornings wfth the children. For infor- mation, call 755-5788, ext. 244. S'4pe-1fe NEWPORT Your neighborhood health club tar men & women since 1SB2! • Personal Trainin'g Experts g asses • Area's Most Qualified St.aft "" •~-Excellent Service & Attention Owner Robert Bl.ms, Olairman Of the Board. American Heart Association 6 WEEKS FOR $69 Introductory Trial MemberShip - Full Service, No Restrictions Personal Training Packages Also Avaiable Exp. 10/10/96 CGmer--of e.-1-7-th & Irvine in W'AO~...,...-w+~a-----­ (neer Hui.hes market) Call 6~ 1-3623 Don't miss oUt on the issue everyone will be reading to see woo Is on the list. · ........................... ,, -4 ......... fer .... .,.,...~ ... .,... Saturday, October 26, 1996 Check In by 10:00 om S6 per dog ~e-:reglltered bv 3pm OCtober 26) Sl 0 per dog to r9glst8f' on the day of the event Reserve your space now in the Main News section . . senior fUllback rushed for 101 yardl on 10 carrtel, including a 52- yard touchdown, andbadtwo quarterback sacks. that trigger every time be suited up in a football uniform. ilnd the bottom line is that he was allowed the option to pull that trigger. n.R are a lot of things done to cut down ·an tbe numb8 of serious injuries in football and tbe9e sort of th1ogs do not occur every day, thaDJdully. The only other football-related death on the high scmol scene within the scope of the Daily Pilot wu in 1970 when a young junior varsity player from Edison High School named Mark . Naylon died in a game against Estancia. So it doesn't ha Vi often. And when it , I a pretty tragic g. When it happens • and lt is revealed that the subject bad a •history of seizures,• well, that's difficult to accept. Although be bad this •history of seizures,• be was cleared to play the game by doctors, not once, but four times, as a freshman, sophomore, junior and senior, according to sources at the San Diego Union. I presume it is true. T here were others with responsibility who needed to clear him ... mom and dad. Just like the mom of that little 10-year-old airplane fiyer; just like the moms and dads who. allow little children to play in hann's way. Estancia High football coach John Uebengood. whose son is a junior lineman on his team. otters this insight: •u my son bad seizures, whether it was priol' to a game or a month prior, or at any time, there's no way he would be on the field. •You know he's going to get bit in the bead.. Football is a game where you're going to get bit. Seizures are caused from the brain. something is malfunctioning. •rm uot a doctor, but why put a unifoDD on when your son's having these problems?,• added Uebengood. • An autopsy on Monday proved inconclusive and more needs to be detennined. The final statement. however, should also reflect that a Those who would def end the decision to let him play may take note that it bad been a long time since be bad a seizure, perhaps as many as four years ago, maybe tnore. I have no real insight into that question. His coach, Bud Mayfield, told the San Diego Union bis quarterback ·was the most popular kid on campus. Our strongest and most intense player. A leader by perfomumce. A college prospect at strong safety, and the community • was gaing to be taking this Veif bard• Mar.~HighJootball coach Gary Pugh_ called him •A tough kid who made things happen. and that this is going to devastate those kids.· You know something ... everyone1' devastated by this. Costa Mesa's players how have this to carry with them. that they ~ part of this tragedy; '1)d it is a burden they don't deserve. ~e-gawe the caxly way it's supposed to be played. Hard. Adrian 'Iaufaasau's death. however, is the bottom line. A beeutiful kid cut down at 11, with loose ends in every direction. And hearts everywhere go out to the community of Coronado. A$ John Uebengood added; •nie game's only 48 minutes long. After that it's over. I want (my son) around the rest of my life.· high school football players of the week ~ I 1 .. i -i I "· '· I , TANIELU senior two-way lineman, he bad two tackles for losses, indudlng one quarterback. sack. and also caUled one fumble. DENNIS AILSHUl.:ER FREDRIKSEN senior quarterback completed 15 of 20 (75%) for one touchdown and 156 yards. He also carried twice for 5 yards. BAKER junior comerback.. be blocked two punts and was in 00 fOW' taddes. including two behind the line of scrimmage. I I • "' I \ \ l I .... \ VINCE . .,., HAMADE I~ JEREMY lEFE\lER Estancia, Costa Mesa net victories match without four top players s ded und r th · 'ct's zero tolerance policy, came through with an 11-7 nonleague triumph over visiting Savanna Monday. Junior Sayori Tuuji swept at o. s es an semocs a e Kreisle and MexWith Newland did the same at No. 3 doubles to help the Eagles improve to 5-1 . • SANTA ANA -Myra Dim- son and Pboung nan of Costa Mesa High used an aggressive CdM oo~ silver No. 2 doubles and dropping only two ames as the Mustan 1-4 won their first girls tennis match of the season, 17·1, in nonleague action M~:t ''·'--s-...--. ro., Yaldon. '-l.., ~ 6-0. o.f" H lt'an. M . Sobnor> (t) 1o1t. I-7, WOfl. • CdM falls, 15-14 ... prova. e r · . .,, ... _ • ....._ :::' • tam ve Important acilonl KMi F. Kr-.~ nershlp tnc., 4 'i -•11, CA t2tSeO .,.._ 11111 daiallilll In .. .,. 0 howev;r, the peraonal r~ This statement WU filed Haw you sWted doing ~C:eri1• 11 S ~ a. a., 21881 ~~Sept 10• 11~ Thll bualnH• Is con-Coll fl"**-" Plln ,.. •~::=,~of flf'llt -..1noe•"Of resenlahve will be required with the County Clefk of business yet? No Nnc • .,. 8rooktMnt St. 121 Huo-• ducted by: an lndlvldual ~on,..._7 , ... ·~ --..~ tett .. • INO"t_, lft 1o give notice to Interested Orange County on M-96 Sved Harli~ Ylcet,lno., (CA), 4 Venue, """'°" a..ch, CA 92646 Haw you ltlWttd doing nlNI •it Nii• a'•u al the time of the lnltW ..----MOdoft 1100 of the persons u~1ess they have 19M3994755 This llal8fMnt was tlled ~: 2~u=i ~. 'z:c!! Tiil• bualn••• 19 con-PUBLIC NOTICE bu~llneel8 vec? no ca.. ..._... a1 111c1 m:• roo 'tt~ 0t= ~~~ waived notice or consented Dally Pilot Sept. 17, 24, With the County C*tc of duct ..., tJon ~by• tinJndMdual Flothlou9 a .an... • RedtM ~ ~ ' · · • ,,_ ...... ,_ • ....., to the proposed action.) Oct 1 a 1996 1755 Orange County on 9-11·91 Id .. , •corpora H8ve ~ ltMtd dofng u _.,,.,. w .. flltd .......,; ~ 2: IV!~ nut be bV '*"· • cahler 1 ol-.. wtl Mt ..... The independent admlnls· · · ' · 19HH9H17 :,-V.;..~1'!:*1 doing bullnea~no n!8!.'9....J~tement with IN,.~ Clefk of 'tMe/I One l"orthyllgft11 ~~~~ befot• four MOrlCt. 1ratron authority will be PUBLIC NOTICE Dally PDot Sept. 17, 24. p & s Financial SeMcea. MlchMI a. aun. ""'-'~.:.:.'.!"_ personep.,. 0'9ngt __ ft, on .. ,,..,. (1-) ......... -• Tenn hu ~ .. -.. edit from ... '-""' ...... granled unless an Inter-Oct 1 a 1998 t750 This ~ wu filed ........ --• H ! .,.. 19"aff&lte llt ~In .... ,.. lnllr· .. , • atlte Of ,,.._ Ct nodaed llbow. ested person files an ob-flcllllous Bu11J> .. 1 . • ' . Inc., RalJ:. Clinton Pyau, with Iha CoUnry Clerk of formance Leamlnl Sys. Dally Hot Sept. 17, 24, Mt In 11111 to h Common I.Wion, Of• cheek drawn by YOU MAY VCAM- iechon to the pehtlon and Name Statement PUBLIC NOTICE ~. Pra~t:!. wu filed OrMge Cou'lly on 8-11·91 ~O~ .tf1 .:::• Oct. 1, a, 1M. 1758 "'-fll Lob a, I, 11111 1 al utlte or~~ .. ~ IN( the fl9 ~by the show good cause why the The foOowlng persona ate ttHMIH9S509 ·~-· •"'" rr..12*•perMipftled loan aNOCl•uun, _ .. .,,.. oourt. If you .. a,.,.. court should not grant the dotng business as: Halcyon FlctJtJo&aa 8"91MH ~h lhe ~ Cl~5-:: Dally Pilot Sept. 17 24 =-on:· ~ 70J.!:t PUIUC NOTIC! In 9ool la ,.. 21 -cilldori. ~~~ aon .._....... In the J~lh~fZAtNG on the tt ~:a c:J~.,.~~:· Name~tat•wt tS::994892 on Oct. 1, 9, 1998. 't762 CA 92640° ' Plctltlous ..,......_ "'r"" ~,:: ~,_:.,. CC: end eu-_..the you ~ tie loon will be held on OJ>TO-Belly Bi.nstad1, 20241 Ad· The following~.,. Dally Piiot Sept. 10, 17, 24, • This bu11n .. 1 It con-N .... Stat ..... t fll·..... , a tueti thorized to do bu8lnMI In with OOUlt-Olmll BER 3t, 1996, 111 1:<15pm In rlan Ci rcle, Huntington doing business u . •) Oct. 1, 1991 1744 PUIUC NOTICE ducted by: 111'1 lndMdual The folloWlng pel'90M ara ... II dllflned tt. arlk:ll thll atete. Thi ttTMt 86-ft~ ~_..!P!.~• Dept 703 1oca1ed at 341 Beacf\, CA 92&48 Johnson. ~ Cor'l'.lPMY Oen-HIY9 you ltarwd doing doing buslneu u: De&aoer ..... -a.AAAla"' al .. dreM end otlw common Notto.°' .... ·-• VI .,. The City Dnve South, Or· Helen Lotos. 1874 Mar· :*) J'a~ .':"O~ PUILIC NOTICE Flothtou. au.lnea business yet? yn. 1986 Conatrucllon Company, DacM .... , al eorw......, dealgrwtlon. If l/tV. of the ~-= =zrlli~ ange. CA 92668. guerl1e, Corona del Mar, n r ...... llw • ........,., Donel Wifes 217 E. EY9'et1 Pl., Orange, Qrn1=• Ind"-'~• ,...PRll*tYdlec:it>ed abo\19 °' IF YOU OBJECT TO the CA 92625 Door & WindoW Company, Fictitious.......... The folowlng pei'IOnl .. Thi• statement WU fifed CA 92687 ~ " "aated to: I• purported to be: 3000.,.,., ~. eooount granting of the petihon, you Maureen Ong. 23 Mercato, 14282 East Mall Rd., Irvine, Name a .. t9'Mlftt doing buslneis u : R.P.G. with the COW'lty Ci«k of Geotf Owen Oelabaf, 217 ....._en..,,.., ... .-;; Fill.MORE WAY, COSTA•~ In wtlon should appear al lhe hear· uguna Niguel, CA 92677 ~ar~ Jamn Johneon. The tollowlng permons .. ~. 830 N. Tustin. Orange County on 9-~98 E. Eveten Pl., Orqe, CA _,... ..,.,._. ,,,..,.... MESA. CA 92828. The un-12IO of h c.tfomle ng and state your ob-Jean Sandel"s. 1267 Con-4282 E Man IMne CA doing~ as: a) Hope Ste. 502. Orange, CA 19"3894877 92687 !:'. wlb dWlgiilllCI aa ~rust• chdalnw ftrobete Code. A ~ iectrons or tole wntlen ob-way Ave . Costa Mesa CA ~2608 ast • • tor America ~ b) 92867 Dally P1fo1Sept.10. 11. 24, Thia buslnHI Is con-"ftllMr:WCanrnan Neat" ""' for 11"1 lncorrKt· quMI fOf lt»MW Node. iecuons with the court be-92626 This business 11 con-Awareneu Digest 251 R.P.G. f.ntefpi1M1, 830 N. Oct 1, 1998 t1'3<1 dueled by: 1t1 lndMdull an h Condamlnluln Plln neu of 1treet eddr ... fOfm ie .._,.,..._ fnim fore the hearing. Your ap-This business Is con-ducted by: an lndMdual East t9th St CO.ta Meta Tustin. Sta. 502. Orange, Haw you stattad doing 11111-*tounbfarh end ottwr common des· tM oourt .._ pearance may be in person dueled by: • general part-Have yoU .•tarted doing CA 82127 ·• ' CA 92887 PUBLIC NOTICE bus1nn1 yet? yea, M-95 -af*CClliCllarina ..... 9wdon. lhnv, lhoWn tw• An Wt t.llllllllS•,, .. •!111':· or by your auomey nersh1p bu . .,..1 a) 1991 DaYld E. Wegener 2St This buslneu 11 con· Geoff OelaW cMcb, ....... ....._ fn Beneflclwy: BANK Of ~A. It •• 11 IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Have you slatted dOing SlnflS ,.. Y"· ' East 191h St. Cotta 'M•u dileled by: • COfPC)ratlon F1ctltlou9 ......_.. Thia atasement WU filed ....... ....... ... -AMaocA NT • SA. BANK· ,~ ...... "--.. or a contingent creditor of business yet? no 'i~ Johnson CA 92927 ' ' Have you atarttd doing Na!IM StatHMnt wflh the County Cleitl of .,.. .,_,."""II ol, ..._ RUPTCV /FORECLOSURE .. me deceased. you must file Jean Sandt<• This stalemenl wu filed Thi• bualnHI II con-butlnel• yet? No The follow\nQ persona.,.. Orange County on 9-11·91S ..._.. 11111 ae. ~DEPT. ATTN: KBJ..VVB..OZ. Fi•I& .. y.., CA your claim with the court i:t'll statement was filed with the County Cler1I of ducitdby:anlndhlldual A.P .G . En1erprl1u, dol1'9bullnenu:MlHfn. 1~95511 ~..._wMna• 139983, 1oeoo VALL.EV llZ'10e and mail a copy to the per-with the County Cltfk ol Orange County on t-4S-te Have you auwttd doing Mlchaal Marc:hftano lefl>r•HI, )468 Wimbledon Dally Plol Sept. 17, 24, lcM a dllp9t al ..,-,.. VEWsmEET,C'YfflESS.CA 08117. 08111. Ol/24 sonat representative ap-Orange County on 8-30-96 19993995099 buslneu yel? yea May 29 This statement was fii.d Way Coal• Mesa CA Oct. 1 I 1991. l783 w9ICU Wt/ ltgllt to .-90830-0012, TB.E.PHOHE pointed by the court within 19983894492 1996 ' ' with the County Clef'k of f282S • ' ' upon .. ..,..« .. .._ NO.: (71~ 2.2()3835. Said tour mon1hs from the date Daily Pilot Sept. 10, 17, 24, Dally Pilot Sept 24, Oct 1, David E. Wegener Orange County on 9-16-te B)Om Eric Rabney, 3007 PUIUC *>TICE llllfllcaallliclllnd lbowa .. IMll be mede, but with-1---------- ol first Issuance ol the let-Oct. 1. 1996 t725 8, 15, 1996 1787 Thll statement wai filed 19"Mt59&0 Jeffrey Rd., Apt B .• Cotta ddl al lllO ...,, • pro-out cov1nat1t or warrenty, lers as provided In section with lh• County Clertl of Dally Piiot Sept. 24, Od. t, Meu CA 112828 Flottttou. a..slneu Wied In lntDulMntl al ,.._ UfJI 11 j at lnded. regsd- 9t00 ot 1he ca111ornla Pro· PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Ofange County on 9-20-96 8, 1s. 1996 mo Thia' bualne11 11 con-Nw ltat .... nt ccn. PARC& a: The Ing title, poneation, "'en-OIITVAU lla1a Cod.e.. The lime Jor Jll· 9"38HS2"• ~l-81Hndl"4dwal ~J!lDl..@-l Q.dbaicea, focJba.~~~i·•••••••1-1ng claims will not expire Flctltlo'*• Bualn .. s F1ctJU0&118u MH PUBLIC NOTICE HIY9 ataMd dol doing bu9'nela u : Specmc ,....... 11111 aalglwd • ""9-of mlafying the lnd.bted--betore lour months from Name Stat•m.nt Nam. Stat•m.nt Daly PUot Sept. 24, Oct. 1, buslnes~yet? 9-3-teng Information, 2544-0 Elden ..... ColNftof'I ~on rwlK\ndbvl8'd Deed of ....... the hearing dale noticed The following persona are The following S*ton• are 8, 15, 1998 1716 F1othlou• tlualMu Blom Rabneyyn, Ave., Coal• MHa. CA tt. Cclndaft*1IUm Plan ,.. Trutt Including the f.... Ma~~ above. doing buslnns as: Coast do Ing bus In•• 1 a•: N...-. stat .. ,ent Thia atatemenl wn fifed 92621 ..,,.. to In ~ ' lbow, c:twv-..t ...,_. ol the vou MAY EXAMINE the Chlropnictlc Rehabilitation BonTerra ConsUIUng, Inc., PUBLIC NOTICE The followtng pereona are wtth the ~ty Clefk of Myron Goldstein, 2544-G 11111 • ~ to lt'9 Trwtee.' Them.tee undll of Corona del Mar file kepi by the court. 11 you Center, 4911 Warner Ave., 20321 Birch Stt"1 • Sul1e . doing bustne.s u · E.A. ()fange Counly on 9-5-INS Elden Ave., Cotta Mesa, lllDVe dlaa1bad Ptrclls 1 aaid Deed ol Tnat c.ueed • cM9d Frtday Seollam ' are a person Interested In Suite 108, Huntington 201, Newport Beach, CA Flotltton auslMa Muhlply SeMcel 733 w tete3eMa7a CA 92827 ed 1 ,.NtCIL •: l!aa. Notte. of OefMJ!t end e.c,. ber 20 1a8e. .,_ ; ' lhe estate. you may Ille Beach CA 92649 92660 Nanw Stat•f'Mnt Wiiton A. Costa M.u. cA Thi• bu11neu la con-...a • tit fatttl In .. lion to s.t to be rec«dtd In tHW lin... SM 18 with the court a formal A• Carol' Lytle Young, oc. BonTerra Consulllng, Inc., The foflowlng persons we 92927 ' Dally Piiot Sept. 10, 17, 24, ducted by: an lndMdUal ....._ ll'lllled "Certain the county wt.re the real quesl for Special Nobe• ol 17151 Cofblna Ln., 1110. (CA), 20321 Birch SttHt · doing buslneM u: Atllnlty Edith Aguirre 773 w wn. Oct 1, 1998 1735 Have you atarttd doing ,.,,..,.,, """*' 11111 piq)Stylalocmted and more ~ Ttltdt.'-~ tne fltmg of an Inventory Huntington Beach, CA Suite 201, Newpot1 Beach, Design Grouo. Inc., 183$ son IA. Costa Mes&, CA butlll9el yat? no ........, 1m111&'it 11111 than thr• rnonctw heve .!!, ·-•a •,.,,,!!,~•· and appraisal or ntate as· 92649 CA92660 NewJ)olt BIYd.. Q.182·34 92627 P-UIUCNOTICE MyronGoldt1aln tllOCWdiAIWlt"alhllldl ___,tinceeuchrecorde--·r• ._....,. 8 sets or ol any pet1t1on or Brenda J. McMlllin, oc. This bualneu la con-CottaMaa,cA92627 'Thia bualnHs 11 con-Thlt lta1emenl wu filed ....... ••lb"alhtion. ~DeedC-. grandchildren a account as provided In 1512.2 C•petown. Huntlr19" ducted by: a corporation Affinity Sy11em1, Inc .. ducted by: an lndlvldual F1otltloua •--••• wlV\ the County Clefk of Ded&i .... • PARCIL I: ,.,., • Tl\lllell, Tf\llt Deed ~ R IJna9n. sec1ton 1250 of the Calrlor· ton Beach, CA 92647 Have you atarted doing (OE), 1935 Newpof1 Blvd. Haw ststttd dol Mw Stat.......t Orange Counfy on .. ,,..,. ! wlb M Sil btl\ In Unit ,.38434, 333 South e.....-. .. be 1100 Na Probate Code. A R• This bualneu Is con-buslnessyel?yea,8-21•M 0.182-284,'Costa"'-...,CA ~Y9t?~t·ls.94ng ThefollowlngpafaOMl(e 1~5Stl h 9ldlDr'I tllllllld 8MudrvA......,.11thflooc. P .M., W•dn••d!Y• _quest for Speoal Notiee Clucttd by: an unincoipo-Bon Terra Consultlftg, Inc., 92827 Edllh R AgultTe doing ~ ar. ,_...... Dally Piot sept. f7 ~4 111rr rtaN al .. .,,.._,.... al Loe ~ CA 90017 8wiWlltMt ~, • lorm Is available from the r•ted association other Thomas E. Smith .Jf •• AICP Thi• bualneu 11 con-This statement wu filed ticl Cosl\Mnel, 307 Avenida Oct. 1, 1, 1991. 'mso .... aaunlll1d"NgtDal Telephol,. ~: 1213; OW L8dy Qi-. Ano court clllfk. 1han • paMe<Shlp . Presldent ducted by: a corpoHUon wttl'I Iha County Cleitl of Cenftos. Newpon Seach. •~It"' al h ~ 345-1953, Iv: ENID [)(). aete c.t.olc Olwch, Attorn•v for th• Pell· H•v• you 1tarted doing This statement wu filed Hav. you ttlltH doing Orqe County on &.20-9e CA 92650 PUBUC NOTICE Ion. The taClll lmOUl'll al DOUGH TAOsrEE SAU ~9wport BMch. In tloner: business r.I? no with tile County Clefk of butineH yet? No 19"3993477 Mary VlfOlnl• Slykhoul, .,. '1:"..r:n , .. ..._ OFRCat Dete· 09/HS/H .., of ftow9ra, 11'9 DANIEL W. HOLDEN, Carol Lyte Young, DC Orange County on 9-9'91 Alllnlly Systems, Inc., 307 A~a Cenftot, New-F1ctltloul halneu anca, lw.an. to-.....,9941 P08: 09/24198 fwn1y ,...,... -. ESQ., (CSB,2922151, This •t•tement was flied 19993895272 Craig Pan.tt. Prnldent Dally Plot Sept. 10, 17, 24, por1 Se.ct\, CA t2tSeO Nlllft9 ftat.ment "'* Wlh ......wity 10I01/98, 10JOe/98 ' tJons to ChlldNft'e HOLDEN & FERGUS With the County Cttfk of Daily Pilot Sepl. 24 Oct. 1 ThlS •tement WU fifed Oct. 1, 1991 1720 Thi• bualnHs ,, con-The folowlng persona we .... Ai If COlb, upansea Hoepltal of Onnoe AN ASSOCIATION 'OF Orange County on S>-5-96 8, 15, 1998 ' 1T(1 with the COW'lly Clefk of ducted by:.,.. lndlvldual doing bullnna u: Powef nt aaw .. htllM al PUBLIC NOTICE County or 11'9 Koio ATTORNEYS 500 H 19983804898 Orange County on 9-11·96 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you 1ta11td doing House Towing, 833 W. !<-. h.,... P......, al tN1 Foundation ewer • • Daily Pilot Sept. 10, 17, 24. PUBLIC uoT•,.E t ... 3195513 buslneu ~I? r••· 8-1S48 t .. a 1'E, Orange, CA '**-.. A Qur. CN•14t"41 c.ne.r. ST ATE C 0 LL E 0 £ Oct 1 f096 1741 l.l 11' .lltl! Dally Pllol Sept. 17, 24, flctJUou .. luUnau 5l)'lmQus Joel P.ay Mumford. 1130 CatNm llOTICE Of BLVD., STE. 780, OR· · · F1ctlUous aualJMH Oct 1 g 1998 1751 Nam• State,,..nt This atalement was fifed S. Drtltwood Dr .. Santa °**9 ot C«"'8d QleCb KililM TO ANGE, CA 92868 PUBLIC NOTICE Nam• lt•t•m•nt · ' ' · The followtng pereon1 are with lhe County Cler1c of Ana. CA 92704 .,.,,.._ to h nu.. or ADllW Published Newport TN lollOWlng persona are PUILIC'NOTICE doing bualneu as: Belle Orange County on 9-~te Thia bualneaa la con-.,.....,~..,.. ~ DTA\E Of: i,U,m Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Fictitious BualMH dOing buslnna 81. Com-International, 186e Orchard 1 ... 3194894 ducted by: an Individual Tru1t11e P"JP8f u • ..,._.,; P1lo1 September 24 25 Oc· Name Statement pats Publlthlng 4M Santa FlotUleus auslMH Or., Ste. E, Pl.ac.nlla, (:A Dally Piiot Sept. 10 17, 24 Have you started doing -~ II ewlllllea. n. w AU 1ober t, t996. · · d~he l~ll°f'ng per~ons .;:,• Ana Ave., NewPort Beach, Name Stat•ln9ftt 9~!::atel Be1tr1n 1866 Or· Oct 1, 1998 ' 1740 ~=~Jr~dNo ~.:=-=::: UOYDu.3".ARD _______ Tw_164_1 Sh~ a~::~ •:) 11ihor: ~ .. v:~ane Bendetti, 454 d~~ '0::'n~!*:'"R!'~ chard or., Ste. E:Ptacenua. PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• 1ta1em.nt waa fittd forwNctt TNllM,,... no CASE NO. A184309 PUBLIC NOTICE Computer Concepts c) Santa Ana Ave Newport Estate Ma.nagement COfPO' CA 92870 with the County Clerk of ,..._lblllol, or w.mnty, To el helra b9ne~ ---------•Shore Printing, 142 ·Park Beach CA 92663' rallon 19000 MacAtthur Thi• bualneu 11 con-fictitious auslneH Orange County on 9-3-91 h *8at adchel( .. I "' olattM ONdlto~ ~ c.met.~ • Mortuaiy NOTICE Crest. Newport Coast, Call· Robert Donald Bendetti Blvd ' #500 Irvin• CA ducted by: an Individual Name ltatement 1"93994972 GCtlW common~· tnoent orediton eod Chapel• Ctematori INVITING BIDS fornli 92657 4S4 Santa Ana. Ave .. New'. 92912 ' ' Have you slatted doing The following peraon111e Dally Pilot Sept. 17, 24. al h abaft ......... .,.,.one whomay~t~ The County Sanitation Wllltam T. LeRoux, 111· 142 por1S.ach,CA112683 REMC, Inc., (CA), 19000 ~!,'":!/~,': doing buslnets 11: JM Car Oct. 1, I , 1996. 1753 ~1~ ~ WfM be lntefffted In 3500 Pacfflc View DrM 01strrcts ol Orange County, ~:~~~~~2~'7por1 Coatt, T"'' buslnH1 11 con-MacMhut Blvd., 1500, Ir· TN•g atatenwnt was filed Stereo & Alarm. 27220 La PUBUC NOTICE m ..... ~ la._.. tM _. or Ht8te, or ~7:'1.~oo Calotornra. will receive R• &lat\ 8eneuA 142 Park ~by: an lndlvldual \lfne, CA 92912 with the County Clerk 01 Paz.., Ste. A. Minion Viejo, tng aotd far h ·purpo.. fll both. of: LLOYD H.ir.,:;;ir;:;·~=;', quest ror Oua1111c1t1on1 C st. Newport'Coast Call-Haw you atarttd doing This bu1lne11 la con-Orange County on 8-30-M CA 92692 ActJtlow halnea ..,,._. h ~· .. U!SU! AKA LLOYD PIEi-•• TI .. subm111a1s unhl Tuesday. fC:,'ni. 112657 • ~ ~t? I'tO ducted by:• corporallon 19"3194475 JoHphlne F. McCarthy, Name a .. t ..... nt eur.f°by llicl Died al TNlll HOWARD LESLIE r-..c -• October 22. 1996. al 11:00 Marilyn Jane Bendetti Have you started doing 29755 Miiipond Ct., San The fol--'-~.._andlllll•... A PE1TT10N hee El ... .a.1av am. Request for Quahflc• J.!;;,~ b~~1n:111~:, co": This statement was filed buslnets yet? ~1.11/91 Dally Pilot Sepe. 10, 17, 24, Juan Capistrano, CA 92975 ~';.~~ al._ Tnmle and Clf ... beef\ flM by LORAL.ff' ..._. .... tions .•ubmltt•I• must ~ nershl Y· part wllh the County Clerk ol REMC. Inc., Aon Mc&oy, Oct. 1, 1996 t722 Thia bu1lne11 la con-= Seivlcff, 1731 MW. CISG•lla kan.....-NllO ANO STANLEY A. MC>rt!JatY * ~ received at the D1stricl1 H• e P ou started doing Orange County on 6-30-98 Pretlelenl CIUcitd by an lndMdual mar OJ Balboa CA 92681 Company, • llicl nu.ea., HUTCNNSON In N Cntination Admirustratrve omce by the bu,rnes~ yet? no 1"H994477 Thia 1tai.ment wu Ned PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing John iiay y~ un ., Di111i1if, --_ 'Acll .,.,,.., c.wt ef Celf. date hetetnabove set forth. Willlam T LeRoux. lll Dally Pilot S.pt 10. 17, 24, with the CCMtty ~. of bullness yet? Y"i 5-1.fS Mlrwnal Or., Balboa. CA 11f st .. _, eo.e...--., ........ c...ty ef Of. 1~~ at Which lime they will be Brl•A L a--.-Oct. 1 1996 1723 Orange c~ on .. a.91 Fictitious....... Jotes>Nne f . McCarthy 12811 Cliltla• ... • Mw ~•••mined al -· ........... • • •h• office or tne Purchasing with the County a.rtc of PUBLIC NOTICE Dally Piiot Sepe. 24, Oct. 1. Thi ro.owtng per1on1 are with the County Clefk ot dueled by: at\ lndMdual '.' 1 ~ ttwt LORA3i'••••••m!!!!!!! D1V111on, 10844 Em1 A~: Orange County on 8-12·91 a, us. 1998 1788 r'? bullnes• u : Bayside Orange County on t-5-95 Hev. you stattad ~1r.M,1M, 1Qll NILO AND 8TANLEV A." -~~ ~}. -..... ,. •'. t. -,t.)' ' i· • ". ~\ l; __ • • •I• •• .. Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm MOiday-Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNIS Mocday ............ Friday 5:~ Tuesday ............. Momay 5:00pn Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5~ 'Ilnmday .... -..... Wednesday 5:~ Friday ................ Thursday 5:00pm BY"ID• (714) 642-5678 BY FAX (714) 631-6.594 (Please include your name and phone nwnber and we'll call you back with a price quote.) BYMUOR• PL-llONi 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92b27 Caner of Newport BMi & Bay St. Sell your extra household Items in Classified GINllL&L POU CY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notlce. The publisher reserves the ri~t to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. .... ~ ~------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~------------------------------------------~ -6010 = OUT·OF·STATE NEWPORT HuNnNGTON BUSINESS MONEY EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES PROPERTY 1558 BEACH 2169 BEACH 2640 OPPORTUNITY TO LOAN 2914 5530 5530 5530liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2904 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1------ ... ... ..touA4 HOUSING So . Color ado Moun. Breathtaking V1ew. HB 4PLX 2 story, 3br MONEY T O LOAN CASHIER Nl!l!OED Delivery Driver OUt of Santa Fe Top Dollar Paid ! • r 0••011Tu,.1n t aln R anch 270 Ocean BrffHI. l.arg9 2.4ba, f/p, 2 car gar, CASH COW Beautllul Good or Bad Credit Flex schedule, compt Mon & Fri only. MS/hr. In Fashion Island h&I From 1800·1960 . .:: MitalUllllWtlftlslqlo!Ms acres • $159,900 bo1 .. ·2br bayfront home, s 1 too . o o ca I I: 2 BR duplex tO% 1-80o.&8e.1118 pay, meals. Call Jeff + S2 per delivery. openings for FT sales 1 pc to entire estate. -~laA'ic,tltlllefff· dera Federal forest. fully furn. $3000/mo. H S-9735 down 198000 St 200 @ Charo Chicken Own car. Healthy assoc·a. Hrly + Paintings, china • ..,• .., hlr .._..Ad 11 t• • Beautifully wooded w/ SBC>-4222 Broker month rent ln~estor'I 722.a.400 Gourmet. 833-2929. comm +'FT benefit a. glawate, furn. etc. ' ............... ....., Blue Spruce. Doug nr ao,.•ou• Bay View! • t8% ROI guarantH. ANNOUNCEMINTS CHILDREN 'S DR Iv E A s ... y •• r Contact Poppy at: 40Yr NB Res 673--6223 ";.JI ....,_,·-..,,. ... ..., & Aspen. Plus, alplne 3BR, 2BA. N-kit. NEWPORT S32,000 tat DOT DIVISION round mll••· Mile-9 44-5953 1----------~LlllH " •la""91UllH meadow• w11oo mite Avail now. $2!595. BEACH 2669 Owner. Must Hll at of International Media age. Pay·lo1d•dJ •RE CEPTIONIST • ~ .... ltMllM views. 1ea1onal creek 85t-8160 2!52·820o d I 1 count . Production company empty. Achievable bo-ETHAN ALL£N/C.M. •DDLIANCES 6011 ., •Ilea, C • & abundant wlldllfe. • 1.aoo.e5i..ao54 ANNOUNCEMENTS tffklng Independent ru.ises. Exc81lent ban· Ptr, "9XP9"rienced pre-IWJ __ ------- .. Ml. ....... tlllllal-...S• Year round accese, •Oce•n Vlewe• BR seas RepreHntatlvea for e 1111 · Ge 1 ho m • · ferred. Call 648-2400. j~jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .... llallllul ...... •• ........ lt power & phone. Fl· t & 2 bdrm• atar1lng * 1 S * How to make money 2920 Storytelling Theater Regional available. QE frig. 17.7 cubic tt . • :_.._,.__,...._.,..... nanclng. Call now: at $1350. Fully equlpd 28~ 211A 725/Up without leaving your PreHntationa In your 3 years OTA w/flalbed Retell Sal•• PT/FT Almond. great shape! '" ...................... 7191 742·5207 fltnHs center, aaunaa, Refrig & dlahwNher home. Really works. S S 111 REE CASH area. FuU or par1·tlme exp er I enc•. Modem Romance s175. Call Michelle ... • Tlllll .....,.. w1J Mt M•Jor• Ranoh 1p&1, Jr Otymplc pool, Incl. 60x3o pool. No $12 .95 to Jophll, NOWSS from weanhy with excellent op· Combined Trans~ort Fashion Island 721·2022 ... ~--_....._, ...____. tennl1, pet1 okay. pets. No fffl. No IH. Box t0487 CM 92627 1 ·""" ""7 .. 407 on Call Shawnl 640-2n4 1..,..,,..---------. --·-----•875-8003* • 7 14-845-4858 * ' tam Ill•• unloading Port u n It 1 e •. ._,.,...,... .., • ' Kenmore gas washer/ : .~ llf 1U1 '*' wNcll ls Iii •••••••• I've Made Over MILLIONS 10 help (5 09) 73 5·2427 FannJea Frozen Yogurt S •l••p •r•on/Cash-dryer, 2yrs, $225.00 .............. ..._OW..-.if HOUSES/ On• Block To Bohl FumlsMd 2bd/2ba till A HaH A Mllllon minimize their taxes. CLERICAL FfT Manager, Great ler for gift, card and for .... Great 1hapel .. ......, ~ ..._ 11 3BR, 2BA, f/p, hkup1, June on Bay, Steoo. dollars In my first tO Write Immediately: Community newspa· opp1·y1 Retail/Sales home accessory 1hop •7 2 1·2022• n.ltlllp ~ 61 IMa CONDOS gar+c:rprt, 2 deck1. 8754389 or months wlt.h Pre-Paid WINDFALLS, 63.05 per hH Immediate Exp req'd. 844-182 1 In NB. PT/FT. S7.·S1t/ SA C RIFICEl REFERS ••(mrs ., ____ ._.FOR RENT $1.500/mo. 731-t230 Hadulr.11••11¥ Calllno Calds Roouvelt Ave, Suite opening for -full "time -f'ront Otttce f'T bour Roa 840-7373 7 Xenffi6fi71Hofj)Ofnl .__.. CJ ..... ..._ ~... 873-4400 hour recorded mes· t44, Woodside, NY clerical poation. Ap-Medical Center. Must Toahtba t80 Cecil Pl. Fri 9-20, • ....... ..,, ' Ml alltUD aag• for detalla. t 1377 pllcant must iyp. min· be blllngual 'Spanish. Copier SalH Rep1 t0•12 or 722°2900 ~ ·JllMll•1.-.cl4·-ftr ---------WESTMINSTEI 21921••••••••• ( 8 11 897•7848 IF YOU READ NOTH· lmum of SOWpm, work Call 548-2 273 · Salary/comm/medlcal.1----,----,,,-------' ilila.11111• ,DC••.... INCREASE PROFITS ING l!LSI! • Read well with people, be Lyon a Lyon LLP a Call 3t0·988·5080 Ad:TrS:•rf.try~nder ~-MUDllUl•all. GENBML 2102 •Warm & Coay• MISCEI.LANEOUS OVERNIGHT · thlalll Stop Verbally punctual and depend· prominent Intellectual Fax 3t0-98&-5068 warranty tUI March 97. t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3br t ba, garage. RENTALS Largest on Une lhop-Abusive Men cold I •~le. Hours M?n • Fri Property firm, 11 lffk· Xtra lg Capacity. r Orange Cozy tbr 1ba, Peta OK. $900.00 ••••••••• ping mall offers the Guaranteed! $7.95 to: 8 .30am • !5.30pm. Ing highly qualified S575.ob0 642-85 33 : •••••••••I fenced yard, peta. call: 988-4495 opportunity to reach LlaPub, 2870 NE Eiccellent ben•nt pack· ATTORNEYS WITH EMPLOYMENT or M 3-3483 1 seoo.oo per mo. mllllons for pennies a Hogan, Suite E4380 age. Orug 1creenlng/ 4 + YEARS experience SERVICES 5533 HOUSES/ Call: 9811-3303, .......... DOOMS day. FREE Homepage Oreaham, OA 97030 phy1lc11 required. In complex litigation to i--------1• .t\ 2706 av a 11 ab I e . E?E. Send reaume work In our rapidly••· f URNlTU'ltE 6014 CONDOS Santa An• Nice Price APARTMENTS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Call t·80<M08-8618 LOST & with Hlary require-panding San Diego of· --'=iiiiiiii~-~~iiiiiiii FOR ~ 11 T ~ 2bf 1 ba, fenced yard. FOD RENT Exl 0709 now! ment to: Judy Oetting. flee. A technical un-f>te&M be awate that ''t Oek Deelc ~ Opt Ion to Buy &'\ Coata Me .. Top qual----------------FOUND 2925 CIU11fted Advertising dergraduate degtff In th• Ustlng1 In this cal· rw small S850.00 M a.3905 I••••••••• lty room, quiet, NJ Medical/Dental Manager, 330 w. Bay Cheml•try or Blotech· egory may requl,. you pine dHk, dining I u -------,,.,---pels/Smk. By OCC. Blllln 9 St., Colla Mesa, CA nology 11 preferred. to call a 900 number table, leaf, alx chalra, 1 •SAVI! MONEY• $350+utll 0 48·50 5 8 Wor1t on your own FOUND SM CALICO 92627 or Fax to: R In which there Is a matctilng buffet; white • GENERAL 1002 & Pay 1 .. a by BALBOA computer proce11lng near Mesa and Elden (71 4) 831-8594 esumes may be sent charge per minute. melamine d••k. ' '-'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1howcaalng fabulous Me .. Del Mar In CM., ln1urance clalm1. on 9/t6. Wearing wht In confidence to: matching shelf & l · • home• work with ISLAND 2606 pool, apa, male pref'd, Work Par1/Full Time. flea collar. 642·1613 CNA/HHA lmmed. Alda Martinez drawer unit; side by 1 •BUYSR& BROKER prolea1lonal de1lgnera1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&iiiill very nice, $350.mo I nve1tment from L t c R opening. In-home Recruiting Coordinator DOMESTICS 5540 aide fridge, queen bed 1 ·Tremendous Savings· & llve·ln propertle1.1• n/u!ll. 54e,.9232 S2 895 Free seminar ~· M ~t iwardl care. Actvanced care. Lyon & Lyon LLP frame and mattreaa; 2 1 lfyouaregolngtobuy Forfurtherlnfocall •South ••»front•~~~~~-~-a,;d 0l nformatlon. ~c· ornng anyon, 25 8-4919 833W.FlfthSt. 1wlvet •pat10 chair•: lt--t•__,#;AE~Pr~~~;;;8~4~0~·:;;;:5;,;:7:;;:5~70f--141--88G00~·3~H~·-'141~...._+~~M!~~futbl1M~ dghtJalry, Clean Flflefte OM, blk male, wht ~ tthake Ste 4700 l51h 4Nll P' ... ; ~•arch The County vu of bay, St250:m<i7 quiet home, kit, w/d. 1-&C>o-890-4467 P~ Sh a ck Dependable Los Anoel7•t'' CA grader In my home 3-heavy duty 6ft. atep ,-Recordall ---------yearty 873-3059 $450.&':~~1~;-ach. -...------------Wffkend help, lmmd 900 8p, 311/Week, S!S/hr. ladders: 1 hHvy duty I I : -&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii[iiiiil '"" I I I ·I '· .... ------------· : BOUDING • : CONTUCT I I I I -------- 1150 Cnllse ShJp jobs! EMO SJOOIS900 wkly. Year round posltloo.s. Hiring both mtn/Women. Cou nt•r Help FREE Room & Board for Coffff shop & In exchange for FT Dell. FT " PT AYail. Nanny SeNtc••· Must Apply In person Tue• att n t e r h thru Fri btwn 2 & 4pm ape uen ng •• ' Coffee Republic NS, Reference• a 280 ·~ PCM, CdM MUSTI 963-05t 7 girt'• 3-apeed bicycle. Cal pager# 717·9255 on 9126 or 9/27 and ent.-yo\H' ph# We will return your call within 2 hOurs. All Kinda of Jobe For All Kinda of People. TLC for your pets, --------pl1n11 & home. Xlnt Cl•Hlfled. TO A GREAT CAREER with Montgomerv. Wan1 YOU'LL ANO THE NEWEST PRODUCTS. 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A 101!' dub retched the queen nnd Me, nnd lhc nine or cluhll wu ~ b:rthe un and 'WOft with the jack. West'1 tped9 diaalnl wu a aore blow. When the diamond• aJIO railed to break. declarer did oot nnct the continuation that would deliver a ninth lrick, so East. gained the lead to shoot a spade through lhe king. Down one. There ia' a simple way to make sure or keeping Eaat off play while setLing up the ninth trick. It. occurred at trick two, when West produced the queen or club1. Dedarer should have allowed her majesty to win the trick! 'nle Irina of spades i• sere from attack ana declarer coast.a home with nine Lricb. Is that the right way t.o play at. duplicate paira? What if West i1 false-carding from Q x? It. makes no difference. Suppote that. Weat had started with a doubleton queen. At other t.ablea Wut would have fol· lowed low. Declarer would have risen with the ace and then ftneued the jack of cluba on the way beck, I011ing to the queen. 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