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Supervisor Marian Bergeson is hopeful the ri_ght
appointment to fill her position will help bind a
divided county. She says she is leaving the county
"in good shape" and it's time for a.new challenge.
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By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot
Sitting in the living room of her home
under John Wayne Airport's flight path,
Supervisor Marian Bergeson can't escape
the roar as jetliners fly overhead every 15
minutes.
California's newly-appointed secretary of
education was actually drawn into activism
years ago when Orange County decided to
build the new airport a few miles from the
house she and her husband, Garth, bought in
1958.
That made m~y Newport Beach residents
,
the governor's cabinet J?OSt last week, Berge-
anti-El Toro Airport resident be appointed to
her vacant seat on the county board.
Angry city officials accused Bergeson of
abandoning the constituents who voted her
into office and of betra their ro-El
popular supervisor denies.
#If anything, my heart is in Newport
Beach," Bergeson, 71, said during an informal
interview at her home Sunday. •Everything
that happens to John Wayne affects me. my
family, my home. It isn't a matter of abandon-
ing Newport Beach. It's a question of how
we're going to resolve a problem.•
The problem, said Bergeson, is the ongoing
war between the north and south cities over
the El Toro Airport which threatens to drag on
for several years in litigation.
South county residents oppose building a
large, international airport -expected to draw
38 million passengers a year -at the El Toro
move out in 1999. Residents fear intolerable . . ~ .
North city residents, especially those in
Newport Beach, strongly support the airport's
construction as a means of alleviating air traf-
fic at J ohn Wayne and providing more flights
into Oran e Coun .
• SEE BERGESON PAGE 4
"The county is
in good shape, I
think I can do
SMOOlH
SALESMAN
•Young Jason Kraft's persistence paid off: his homemade version of
a fruity, frosty drink will soon be sold to customers at a local juice bar.
11If an appoint-·
ment (for super-
visor) were
.made.iiom.New:_
port Beach, I
have no doubt
at all that there
would be a
recall initiated
almost immedi-
ately ... "
LOCALS
People making news
around ow-town
Estancia High
soccer team ·
in 'yellow card'
situation
• The susp ension of la ers and
investigation of coaches after an
alcohol incident throw the girls'
teams into uncertainty.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Before Estanoa High
School's girls soccer program can pick up the
pieces from the suspension of eight players.
it must hrst
understand the
edges of the puz-
zle 1t is trying to
rebuild.
As the non-
league season
approaches.
Estancia Coach
Jenny Tavares
will try to fill the
void of three var-
sity players who
u It's a tough
one, really
tough. It's not
fun ... we're just
going to work
hard and do the
best we can ... "
were suspended -JENNY TAVARES
from school m
mid-September
(and subsequent-
ly transferred out}
alcohol m their Santa BcUbara hotel rooms fol-
lowing a July soccer tournament. a vtolatton
of the Newport-Mesa Urubed School D1stnct's
zero tolerance policy.
Five of the girls suspended are Junior vn1 -
s1ty players, according to Tavares, who. along
with two assistant coaches, is reportl"dlv
being investigated by d1stnct personn<.>l
because the fourth-year Eagles head c0c1rh
stayed in the same hote l as the players
• SEE SOCCER PAGE 4
CITY COUNCIL
Vernal pools and
barking dogs on
council agenda
Among the 1Ssues the Costa· Mesa City
Council will consider at its meeting torught.
• An agreement wtth The I.rvme Co. to
restore a vernal pool at Fairview Park
The development fum has off ered to
$The Costa Mesa Crty
Council meets at 6:30 p.m. . . .
restore 8
acre'\ of ver-
nal pool m
Costa Mesa to
at UCI. where
the firm has a development project. The
Irvine Co. will pay a one-time tee of $27 ,000
in cons1deratton for the privllege of USJJlg
Fairview Park.
• A proposal for combmed law enforce-
mtmt hehcopter operabons between Costa
Mesa and Newport Beach police departments
• SEE COUNCIL PAGE 4
MONDAY, OCT08ER 7, 1996
weddings and . engagements
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COMMUNITY
The Wedem Round-up at the
Newport Harbor Elles raised
$9,000 for the Elles progtam for
~"disabled children . The organiza-
1ion also contributed a $5,000
grant to the Corona del Mar High
School history department. .,,
Dorothy Jean of Costa Mesa, a
J reelance journalist, was named a
special achievement award win-
'her in the 1995 Russell L. Cecil
Medical Journalism Awards
sponsored annually by the Arthri-
tis Foundation to recognize out-
standing coverage about arthritis
and the foundation.
Marine Pvt. R. L Reyes, son of
·Luella R. Clarke of Costa Mesa,
--completed basic training at
Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San
Diego.
Marine Pfc. Matthew P. East-
:man, son of Lowell F. Eastman of
.Costa Mesa, completed basic
training at Marine Corps Recruit
Depot, San Diego.
Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class
Albert W. Muller, a Costa Mesan
who is assigned to Tactical Air
Control Squadron 12 stationed on
the USS Belleau Wood, partici-
pated in the second annual disas-
ter relief exercise Cooperation
· from the Sea 96."
:EDUCATION
Warren Pompei' of Newport
Beach was recognized by Cal
Stale Fullerton as a dedicated
~volunteer at the 13th annual Con-
-cert Under the Stars. Pompei is . . .
Advancement Foundation Board
·of Directors and volunteers about
' 30 hours per week for the univer-
-"Sity.
. CORPORATE
Broadening its pharmaceutical
network in the former Soviet
Union, ICN Pharmaceuticals,
Inc. announced the acquisition of
-its third pharmaceutical company
in Russia, Polyphann of
Chelyabinsk.
Estey-Hoover Advertising and
Public Relations added Sandra D.
• Rivera as an account execu tive to
work on several agency accounts.
lS a was e setting or e y
13 wedding of Laura Jeannine
Eddy of Visalia and David
Andre w Wirgler of Newport
Beach.
The brid e is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Eddy of VlSalia.
Her maid of honor was Jill
Miller, and bride smaids were the
groom's sister, Kristin Wirgler, as
well as Jamie Beemer, Peggy
Bingham and Heather Knight.
The bridegroom is the son of
Ken and Jan Wirgler of Newport
Beach. His father, Ken, served as
his best man. The brid~'s broth-
ers, Jim and Jason Eddy, were
ushers, along with Morgan Stipp,
John Perett and Scott Owen.
A reception atte nded by 225
guests at the Visalia Country
Club followed the ceremony.
The couple are residing in
Ventura after a wedding trip to
Jamaica.
The bride will graduate in May
from Westmont College in Santa
Barbara and is employed by
AGIA Insurance Co. Her husband
Northridge and works for Little
Packets to Go in Studio City.
Alejandre-O'Rourke
Saint Simon and Jude Catholic
Church in Huntington Beach was
the setting for the July 6 wedding
of Tina Marie Alejandre of Hunt-
ington Beach and Craig Alan
O'Rourke of Corona del Mar.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Mary Alejandr_e en Hunting-
ton Beach and the late Mr. Frank
Alejandre. She wore a gown of
sµk satin, slightly off the shoulder
and accente d with a lightly bead-
ed cathedral train. It was acces-
sorized by a beaded bead piece
with a cathedral veil. ·
Her matron of honor was
Cheryl Greenemyre and brides-
maids were Sandy Allen. Leah
Jason and Erin Williams.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gene O'Rourke of
Corona del Mar. Ron and Ken
O'Rourke ~rved: as his best-meit
while George Brenseke, Chris
Kavanagh and Darin Puhl served
as ushers.
~the ceremony, 230 guests
attended a reception at the New-
port Maniott.
The couple are at home in
Dove Canyon following a wed-
ding trip in the South Pacific.
The bride is employed as a
senior accountant with Onyx
Acceptance Corporation in Irvine.
The Environmental Services com-
pany Geraghty and Miller
employs her husband in Irvine,
also.
Smith-Coile
en
J1Dian Smith and Paul CoUe
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The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa 01996 Callf. CN. An rights f'e41N'ed. hours, picking up to
Coile, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Arthur Coile o( Vuhan.
Washington and Mr. and Mn
William Scott of Portland. Oregan.
They will be manied Jan. 4 in
Saint Michael and All Angels
Church of Corona del Mar.
The bride-elect graduated
from Corona del Mar High
School and her fiance graduated
from Vashon ~d High School.
They are both graduates of the
UniveJ"Si.ty of Washington in ·Seat-·
tle.
Clarence and Peggy Friend of
Huntington Beach have
~ounced the en~agen'lent of,
Robert Beckfieid Smith, m, so~ of
Robert Smith 0 of La Jolla and
Ri~ Smith of Huntington Beach.
They will be married in Decem-
ber in Palos Verdes Estates.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Huntington Beach High School,
University <Jf. California Irvine,
and is attending Whittier Law
School in Los Angeles. Her fiance
graduated from Newport Harbor
High School and is attending Uni-
versity of California Irvine.
Buckner-Hurray
Mrs. Daren Buckner of Irvine
joins with Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Buckner of Long Beach in
announcing the engagement of
their daughter, Carolyn ~. to
Matthew Evan Hurray, son of Mr.
and Mrs Michael Hurray of Bal-
boa Island. They will be married
Oct. 19 at the First United
Methodist Church in Costa Mesa.
A dinner reception will follow at
Big Canyon Country Club in
Newport Beach.
CuolyD Jludmer and
Matthew Hurray
The bride-elect graduated
from Downey High School and is
· Beta Ka te of the
University of Southern California
where she was affiliated with Pi
Beta Phi sorority. Her fiance grad-
uated from Corona del Mar High
School and the University of
Southern California where he
was affiliated with Dalta Tau
Delta fraternity and pl8yed forthe
1990 Pac 10 Rose Bowl champi-
ons.
Vanatta-W~ber
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Vanatta
of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Tara Jane, to Neil
Aaron Weber, son of Mrs. Ros-
alind Wale of Irvine and Mr. and
Mrs. John Weber of Newport ·
Beach .. They will be manied Jan.
4 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
The . bride-elect graduated
from Dauphin High School and
Pennsylvania State University,
majoring in sports marketing. Her
fiance graduated from Corona del
Mar High School and attended
Cuesta ~ollege in San Luis Obis-
player with the-Montreal Expos.
Tara Vanatta and NeU Weber
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POUTIC.AL FORUM
Learn the pros and cons of
Proposition 209, the Califor-
nia-£iviL.1Ughts Initiative.
'from campaigners on both
sides of the issue at 7:30 p.m.
in the O>isjck Auditorium of
the Jewish Community cen-
ter of Orange County, 250 ij.
Baker St, Costa Mesa. The
political forum is tree. For
more information, call 7 55-
0340.
COi.LEGE i:>EMOCRATS
~tor Diane Watson, D-
Los Angeles and.the College
Democrats of Orange Coast
College present a free politi-
cal rally to protest the Calitor-
nia Civil Rights Initiative,
Proposition 209 from noon to 1
p.m . in front of the Robert B.
Moore Theatre at Orange
Coast College in Costa Mesa.
PROP209
The South Coast Business
and Professional Women will
discuss the Overview of
Proposition 209: California
Civil Rights Initiative, during
the luncheon from 11 :30 a.m.
to 1 p.m.. at El Torito Grill, 633
S. Anton Blvd, Costa Mesa.
The cost is $17 for members
and $22 for guests. For more
information, call 472-4666.
a tree workshop on bow to
reduce risk exposure on your
mutual funds, annuities and
stocks from 1 to 2 p.m. or 6:30
to 7 :30 p.m . at the University
Athletic Cub, 1701 Quail St.,
Newport Beach. For more
information, call 251-0270.
NOON PROGRAM
Newport Beach Central
Library offers .Edna St. Vm-
cent Millay, Her Llfe and
Poetry, a free noon program in
the Friend's Meeting Room at
1000 Avocado Ave. For more
information, call 717-3801.
and the surf TIDES remaining fair, 1. Turkey and cheeSe on a 4-inch roll
TOOAY
First low
1:04 a.m. 0 .8
First high
7:37 a.m. 4 .6
Second low
1:18 p.m.
Second high
2.,
_l~Q6__p.m. 4.8
lUESDAY
0.7
4.8
1.6
WATDt
TEMPERATIJRE: 66
it's probably a
good time to hit
the beach before
the autumn
changes set in. A
south swell is
rolling in to ~ro-vrcJe some gooa
conditions along
Southern Califor-
nia beaches. The
early week
should see some
stuff possibly
through Thurs-
day.
2. Student mini-dlef salad with lettuce, carrot sticks, cheese,
sunflower nuts. graham aacken, fruit.
(A garden or green salad consists of lettuce, shredded carrot.
red cabbage and garden peas.)
• Mondlly. French bread cheese plua, vegetable medley.
choice of fruit cup, choke of milk. '
• • Sloppyroeon-Ybun or bean and ~tru;fft(...--<'-'
seasoned com, choice of fruit. choke of milk. '
• lhundliy: Chicken fajlta tostada salad In an edlbowl with
sa~ or bean and cheese burrito, lettuce and cheese, fresh fruit.
• Ft1dlty: World Series box lunch all beef hot dog. catchers c.at-
sup, baseball tater tots, full count fruit baseball cookie (hoke
ofmllk. •
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Your neighborhood health club
far men & women •ince 1882!
• Personal Training Experts
• Aerobics. Yoga & Stret:ch Oasses
• Area's Most Qualified St8ff
• Excellent Service & Attention
ChrtsUne Ragenovlch during Orange Coast
College Foundation's second Doggie Derby Saturday
at OCC. 1be event included a pet parade and a two-
mile run/walk. Above, owners and pets begin their
walk, but it's not really dear who ls walking whom.
• Daily Pilot photos by STARR CARROU •
political arena
UPCOMING CANDIDATE
FORUMS
The following are upcoming
City Council candidate forums in
Costa Mesa:
Homeowners Association.
The following are upcoming
forums in Newport Beach:
• Oct. 8 -7 p.m. at the Hard
Rode Cafe, Fashion Island. Spon-
• Oct. 8 -7:30 a.m. at the Cos-sored by the Surfrider Founda-
ta Mesa-C-0\mtry Club, 1'701.-Goll tion._
Course Drive. Sponsored by • Oct. 9 -5:30 p.m. at Newport
Mesa Pride and the Coalition for Beach City Hall council cham-
Responsible Government. Call hers, 3300 Newport Blvd. Spon-
Arlene Schafer at 546-1429. sored by the Newport Mesa
• Oct. 9 -7 p.m . at Triangle Board of Realtors; forum will be
Square. Sponsored by the Costa videotaped for cable television.
Mesa C hamber of Commerce, •Oct. 15 -7:30 a.m. at Balboa
Continental Cable, Daily Pilot, Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast High-
Newport Mesa Board of Realtors. way. Sponsored by the Newport
Call the chamber at 574-8780. Sunrise Rotary Club.
• Oct. 15 -6 p.m. at the West -11:30 a.m. at the Five
Side Police Substation. 567 W. Crowns Restaurant, 3801 E.
18tli St Sponsored by the Latino . Coast Ftifliway. Sponsored by
Leadership Council. Call 660-the Corona del Mar Chamber of
9121. Commerce.
• Oct. 16 -7 p .m . at Paularino • Oct. 16 -7 p.m . in the New-
Elementary, School, 1060 Paular-port Beach Central Library com-
ino. Hosted by Mesa North munity room. 1000 Avocado Ave.
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Sponsored by the Corona del
Mar Residents Association.
• Oct. 17 -7 p .m. at the Amer-
ican Legion Hall, 215 15th St.
Sponsored by the Newport
Mooring Association.
• Oct. 22 -7 p .m . at Newport
Beach City Hall council cham-
bers, 3300 Newport Blvd. Spon-
sored by the Central Newport
and Peninsula Point associa-
tions.
• Oct. 30 -7 p.m . at Newport
Beach City Hall council cham-
bers, 3300 Newport Blvd. Spon-
sored by West Newport Associa-
tion.
CAMPAIGNFUN~~NG
EVENTS:
• "A Rally For Sally,• a cam-
paign event for Democratic 45th
Congressional District candidate
Sally Alexander, will begin at
11 :30 a.m. Tuesday at the Balboa
Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast High-
way. Sen. Barbara Boxer is
scheduled to speak. Call 374-
3532.
• POU11CAL ARENA provides informa-
tion about upcoming campaign events.
Send your notice to the Daily Pilot, attn.
Political Arena. 330 W. Bay St., Costa
Mesa. Or fax it to 646-4170.
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briefly in the news
Students get help on
college entrance exam
Orange Coast College otters a
workshop to help teenagers pre-
pare for college entrance eums,
such as the SAT, PSAT and ACT.
The workshop will focus on
test-taking strategies, ~sav
ing methods and stress manage-
ment. It is scheduled Saturdays at
9 a .m. Oct. 19 and 26 at OCC's
Business Education Building. The
second session is planned for
Tuesdays and Thursda~, Nov. 21
and 26 and Dec. 3 arid 5, from
3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Registration fee is $120 'in
advance and $130 at the door.
For information, call 432-5880.
Workshop teaches
how to buy, sell homes
Orange Coast College offers a
daylong real estate workshop on
pur&asing foreclosure proper-
a.m. at OCC's Lewis Applied So-
ence Building.
The seminar teaches individu-
als how to keep some properties
for positive cash flow and sell oth-
ers for profit. Students will also
learn how to estimate the costs of
fixing up property and be given
guidelines on selecting profitable
locations. A field trip will also be
part of the workshop.
Registration fee is $49 iUld
there is a $15 materials fee.
For information, call 432-5880.
School hosts math
and technology event
California fleramWy Scbool ..
PTA presents Family .Md:l and
Technology Nlglll. lbe .-.am gm. parents and cblldnm oppor-
tunities to develop pl'Ob&mHolt-
iDg skilll and to bUOd an under-
standing of math and computer
conoepts.
A team of tearnen will prment
an educational and entertaining
program for the tamtHes.
The program will be held
today at 6:30 p.m. at Califorma
Elementary School in Coste
Mesa, located at 3232 N. Califor-
nia St . Admission is St per family.
For infonnation, call 556-3486 or
557-3755.
Conference promotes
teenage responsibility.
Volunteer Center of Greater
Orange County ~DS<ll"S its third
Oct. 22. The conference allows
teenagers to meet with educators
and organizations to promo1e
social responsibility.
The conference will otter
workshops for youth and adults
on topics such as recruiting
teenage peers for volunteer work
and how adults can plan success·
tul community service projects
and find funding sources._
The conference will be 8:30
a.m. at the Costa Mesa Communi-
ty Center. Call 953-5757, ext 135.
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stories from his three top selling books, Chicken Soup
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Mark will also be our featured guest
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service.
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BERGESON
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; •lbe worst thing that could
Mppen ls to have tbll tied up for
years and years and years tn a way
lbat ls going to Impact John Wayne
to the extent that there will be no
t1tenullive, so tt could inaeue the sn-ue on John Wayne,• Berge-
IOO said. •1 think it's very dear
lbat's the dlrec:tion we're beaded.
J'bere needs to be a way to put the
trust back..
, Bergeson'• solution is for Gov.
Pete Wilson to appoint a south
county resident for her office's
Nmaining two years. · •u an appoinbnent were made
from Newport Beach, I have no
doubt at all that there would be a
lecall initiated almost immediate-
ly,• Bergeson said. "Whal is that
going to provide except more and
more frustration and more costs?
•Tue feeling of distrust in south
county is so strong.· she said. •The
people there resent the govern-
. ment. They feel they have no
access to it.·
As far as abandonin her office
SMOOTHIE
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~n to call the Capri Sun compa-
iiy, which makes the dri.nk's pear
Juice, for permission to use it in the
recipe. After that, the two worked
eut the smoothie-making process.
• The final step bas yet to come:
paming the drink. As soon as that's
Clone, Jason's recipe will be immor-
1alized on the cafe menu board.
Boucher and Jason have yet to
work out one detail: dividing the
~rofits. Jason favors getting a flat
fee for bis efforts, while Boucher is
froposing giving him a percentage
of sales.
But Jason remains confident
they'll come to an amicable agree-
ment, as be thinks Boucher is a
pretty cool guy.
Jason is looking forward to col-
lecting the smoothie money. He'd
Jlke to put it in the bank until he's
old enough to buy a car.
It was such future-mindedness
that won Boucher over that fateful
~y when Jason cycled into the
etore with a dream and a drink.
· •1 envisioned in my mind the kid
on the comer selling lemonade,•
be said. •tte one-upped the person
on the comer in bringing it to me to
try to make this happen.•
• NAm 1"AT SMOOTHE
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tortilll wttti our ·spec:1ar
white sauce. Clbblge. chem.
guacamole llld I Sb of Ume.
Uke U.., ,.,.... on the
COl9t of BAJAll
Out mew n a trip to BAJA
• well • MIXJCOll
a.v--Mid .... beHeft. the
~Ii m good .,,.agb bMltb for
• bis to...._ b ·a importut role. ·w rd have waled to bolt. J
would have bolted during (the
banlaupley) •• she Aid. ·Now that
the coumy ii In good lb.ape. I tbin.k
I can do mote for the people of the
state and for NewpOrt 8MCb by
taking a role in education.•
Bergeson Nid the governor con-
tacted her about the cabinet polt
after tbe cumml .aetary, Mau-
reen DiMareo, resigned &erge.on
contemplated the move for a month
before accepting the offer.
Her love for education won out
•1 think I'm coming tn at the belt
of all times because things have
changed, and I think the attitude
tow4lJ'(I education reform ls 11esy
strong,·· said Bergeson. a former
kindergarten teacher and Newport
Beach Bementary School District
trustee.
Bergeson said she already bas
been contacted by every superin-
tendent in the county and also is
receiving advice from one of ber
daughters, a school principal in
Santa Ana .
•1 think the class size reduction
has been a t awakenin , and I
COUNCIL
CONTINUED FROM 1
In the wake of a regional heli-
copter program's breakup, the two
police departments have agreed to
continue sharing copter services
and costs.
• Hiring two full-time park
ranger/community service special-
The Phen-Fen Diet
Are There Safe
And Eff edive
Appetite
Suppressants?
e ~, fO
Q
The answer 1s res'. llO\\l""VCr 1hc 1rea1·
mcm of obesir\• or an m-crn'ttglu condl·
uon also requires .1rrroprl.11c lifcs1l'le
changes 3lld an ind1vidualiz.ed, phv~tebn·
supervised. comprchcnsh-c appro.1ch
mclucUog dic1. l>eh:ivior mod1fic11ion :and
cxerosc. For ~'Cl\'t>OC, 11 L~ not iust s1m·
ply a nuuer of pwhmg 1~1\.-n aWJy
from the table! The llt'W diet ()Ills. 9.Tien
property administered ~· a ph\ 1~n who
IS knowledgeable 111 rhear use. CM be a
helpful adjUfl(l ror \\~hr rtd11C11Clfl ~nc1
v.'dght maintenance
CaU my oft'icc IOr an Jppoultmeni and
\\'c can dc'lcmlinc 1f 1'00 ~n: or nee noc
a good andtda1e for drug rhcnpv for
obesity 0t ~1 O\'trwcight condlllon
w~ :l1so offer ahl'm<lll\-e progr.11m
AYOCado Medical Grouo
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Ast hr.,,.,.,..
(Waaalntcitr Location Aho)
ebink it bM beeil a symbOl tbal ap.ov..-a .. coming. nm bas
been a JUlor' down paYJl*d on
that,• sbe Mid. •But out of that. we
hive got to be usured that u we
tnaeue tbe a..! for teadws. that
we get teecbers wbo are qualffled
and eager to accept that challenge
and really make a dlffereooe in
kids' lives.•
Bergeson ii already looking for
an eputment dole to the capitol
and plans to move to Saaamento in
about a month. Her husband wUl
remain ln Newport Beach. and she
said lhe wiD try to get back into
town whenever possible to see her family. .
Bergeson also plans to continue
working for the restoration of the
Upper Newport Bay, a project left
over from her days as a state assem-
blywoman. She said she is also
committed to keeping John Wayne
Airporl small.
M for what happens in two
years when Wilson's term expires
and a new governor takes office,
Bergeson said she's not sure. She
won't. however, run again for the
board of supervisors, she said.
•1 may have run in my last elec-
tion.•
ists to be supervised by the police
department for patrolling city parks
and recreation facilities.
• Revision of city law regulating
dogs in public areas. The changes
include giving city police officers,
park rangers and animal control
officers the authority to eject own-
ers of aggressive or unruly dogs
from the Bark Puk.
• Discussion of options and costs
for improving alleys and sidewalks.
SOCCER
CONTINUED fllOM 1
Only one ol. the three •anttv play-
en was expected to be • ...,_,
the othen are role playen.
The eight athletes smpeoded
cannot ietu.m to Estanda until
after 90 school days, or roughly
around m.id·Pebruary. .
A closed be&ring that wW
include Tavares, Estancia PJtnd-
pal Peggy Anatol and various
school board members ls sched-
uled Thursday at the disbict
office.
•Everything (will be dis-
cussed),• Anatol said Friday.
·navares' future as the coach)
will be determined at that time.
But the hearing really is concern-
jng the girls, a sped.fie girl, l
would say, because we've bad a
request by someone to meet with
the school board.•
Anatol, in her third year as
Estancia's principal, would not
divulge the name of the student
whose parents requested a pd-
............
'IP--. IDMllWldle, .. cGirdl-
dmt tbe ..... cu be neolftd
..... Nor. 1 t, .... tint Cl8ldllJ
pr9dlce ... .. wtmer tpOrtl
UDCls CJP SoulMm Section
~ WbUe ,. .. .,... sltuatioo
appMD to be ID limbo, bs &Mm-
Oii wMt .....-o111-11 apected
to go oo as tebedbwt -n. .... wlll play tM6r .....
Jar l8UOll wbm tbe time CIOID89
(Nov. XI II tbe tint day for oftlda1
aP contelD'), • said Nancy IWda.
Bltanda'1 gldl athletic director.
Estancia, wbich fields vanity
and JV teams, normally b.u
between 30 and 36 gtrls in tta pro-
gr~ umually.
But while the Sagle• are
expected to be shorthanded this
season, ti could also open a win-
dow of opportunity for promising
freshmen Rebecca Silva. Megan
Pay and goalkeeper Helen Flores.
•with the amount of spots
open. there's a good chance that
quite a few of them will get an
opportunity (to start on varsity),•
Tavares .said.
Inter up to 6.,,...... te.hlon c.ta1orlu:
Formal Wear. Casual Wear. Lingerie/Pajamas. Swim Wear.
Best Halloween Costume&. Master/Pet Look-allke
Pris .. Awned fw Mich c.t•1•"
and Grand Prlaofortlle ••• .. "Top Dot•
Saturday, October 26, 1996
Check In by 10:00 am
·Eltandll .. pkldng the pieCel
beck up. Tbe ~ bu been
gOod for so many years, and we're
DOt 90IDg to let that drop. We're gcag to keep up the expecta-
t1om. •
11atuc::a. woo back-to-back
Padftc Cout LMgue t1tlea ln 1993
IDd 'SM, but adlled the playoffs
Che lut two ... ton!. .,,.... wu one editorial in the
Dally Pilot by O.y Sandoval
(Community .Porum. Sept. 26) that t thought wu pretty good,•
ntvares Mid, referring to the dis-
trict'• zero tolerance policy. •I
agree with what she said in tPe
artlde, in wblch she gave some
other options rather than transfer-
ring the kids, like community seP-
vtce, lectUres and watching films
OD drunk driving.•
•1t•s a tough one, really
tough.• 'Javares said of the situa-
.tion. •1t•s not fun. It's been a real
crazy ti.me. But. we've got some
neat kids, and the program has
been real good and the boosters
have been good, so we're just
going to work bard and do the
best we can.•
by Paul Frech
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Candidates Debate
~
Sporuored by:
Wednesday, October 9, 1996
7:00 p.m. at Triangle Square
l'\'\111'-il\
Charlie Wilson Valerie Mitchell
Edison Continental Cablevision
Bill Lobdell Carey Ward
Daily Pilot Board of Realtors
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What are the adjustments that the
auto technician is likely to make as
part of a wheel alignment? To begin
with, there is "toe•, which is1he tilt of
the wheels toward or away from one
another when viewed from above .
Tiies that '"toe-ln• point toward one
another, while tires that "toe-out•
point away from each other. Proper
toe adjustment minimizes wear.
~ Is the tilt otthe top of the
wheels toward or away from one
another when viewed from the front
camber adjustment helps keep the
face of the tire tread flat on the road
for maximum traction and less wear
on the e<tge.s_ .las.th'. there is
•caster,• which is the angle of the
steering axis in relation to a vertical
line through the center of the wheel,
when viewed front the side. Caster
can only be adjusted on the front
wheels. The proper caster angle
helps to stabilize the vehicle and
impart better steering feel.
t9m On some front-wheel-drive
cars, the front tires should toe-out
9llgtltly to compensate for other foroes
so thct the tire runs parallel to one
another .. they roll down the road ..
A TIRED STORY
states have laws that regutm scrap--
tire disposal. About 60% of the tires
amntly headed for disposal are
rerouted for retreading, recycling, or
use aa fuel, repttsentlng a big
lmprowlment over just five yen ago.
Much of this rubber Is combined with
uphalt to create a surface that Is
more dlnble, quilter, and less giwfl
to cracking (owing to higher
elutleJty) than non-rubberized
aaphalt. With the Federal
Gowmmenra lntermodal Surface
Tl'lnlpOl1atlon N:t now INlndating
~ higher percentages of
ground rubber (to a maximum of ~)for UN~ highway~
thla UH for recycled rubber Is
llCp«tld to 'I""· If you art concerned about
tnYtronmlntal mattn, bt NI to
bring your car In for nMlnl
lnlptctiont. Call C& F at 84&-ee10
fot tht but In AM·Appf'Md
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EYE-OPENER
CdM boys establish themselves as the
cross oountry team to beat Div. W . .
RU NNING
TO
DAYLIGHT
Vasquez, Mabe-Busch
capture men's women's
open division crowns of
'96 Harbor Heritage SK.
. • . . . . . • . . . . bo
~ • Corona del Mar High
~ boys may have taken that
~ No. 1 label from Nordhoff; . ~ CdM girls are sharp, too,
~ with vexy strong efforts.
: PALO ALTO -The boys and girls cross
: country teams from Corona del Mar High
~ made the most of their weekend jaunt up
: to the Bay Area.
: Both entered the prestigious Stanford
NEWPORT BEACH -Francisco : Invitational in the ·we ny Harder• spot
Vasquez and Brooke Mabe-Busch ! behind C1F Division IV-leading Ojai Nord-
were the men and women's champi-: hoff.
ons of Saturda s 1996 Harbor Her-: The boys not only topped the field at
1 ag~ run, ut m e ove pie-• • -•
ture there were several key winners : the process. West yaney was third~ 179.
from a field of some 1 200 partici-: The Sea Kings win should preapitate
pants. ' : no less tha.n a flip-flop in the next poll
The 21-year-old Vasquez set a : release. . .
pace of 5:02 in winning the men's : The girls did nothing to hurt their pos1-
: ' .. -.· .· : .. -;4 -... ... ..... ............ .
• • • • ,. • - -.. • -ii' • •
QUOTE OF THE DAY
at
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
tion, finishing second to Nordhoff,
74-117. Taft was third at 145.
"They didn't look that sha.Jp," CdM
Coach Bill Sumner said of the Nordhoff
boys. •They've been getting a lot of press.
I even think. they are fhe No. 24 team in
the nation.
·we'll, we're going to go do some cele-
brating. We all had a good day and beat
the No. 1 team in the Division."
1}'1er Beardslee and Jason Rogers were
the top finishers for the Sea Kings, ta.king
10th (17:01) and 11th (17:04), respectively.
Other Sea King runners in the top 50
w~re: Richard Hossfeld in 30th (17:48);
, .
Dennerline in 43rd at 18:12.
On the girls side, Vanessa Jamieson led
the way with a 13th-place finish in 20:31,
followed by Jennifer Morgan, 19th (21 :04);
Jennifer Blair, 23rd (21:14): Jean Garcia,
29th (21 :25); Uz Morse, 33rd (21:30); Adri-
anne Dubin, 41st (21 :59); and Jill Quaye,
58th in 22:29.
Both the boys and the girls ran over ci
hilly SK course in 85-degree weather.
•1t was pretty hot, but not too bad."
Sumner said. •The worst pa.rt is the way
we've been battling the nu all week long.·
The Sea Kings held time trials a couple
of weeks ago to de<ide the nine competi-
tors (including two alternates) from each
team that would make the trip.
•A couple ot them were sick during the
week, but ironically everybody was well
on Friday." Sumner said. "But now ~at
they were feeling sick again.•
Earlier in the week, Sumner had said
this would be one of the more important
Invitationals of the year.
•1t gives you a good chance to see the
top northern teams,• be said. "They don't
normally come South. This gives us an
idea where we really stand.•
How did Sumner feel about things after
Saturday's races.
"Things are looking pretty good,• be said. •
STANFORD INVITATIONAL
DtvWon rv 1oys
1. C'.oNNI del M-. 134: 2. Nordhoff, 145; 3.
West va11ey, 119
Top C.dM ftnhhws: 10. Beardslee, 17:01; 11.
Rogers, 17:04; 30. Hossfeld .• 17:48; 40. Coombe,
18:02; 43. Dennerline, 18:12; 70. Content. 18:36;
85. Russell, 18:58.
1. Nordhoff, 74; 2. C'.oNNI .. M-. 117: 3.
Taft. 145.
Top C.-finishers: 13. Jamif!'SOfl, 20-.31 ; 19.
Morgan, 21:04; 23. Blair, 21:14; 29. Garcia; 21:25;
33. Morse, 21:30; 41. Dubin, 21 :59; 58. Quaye,
22:29.
division with a time of 15:35 fol-: ·
I •r------------------------------------------------------------------------, lowed by David Parsel, 41, with a : 1
.
WATER POLO time of 15:48, and 19-year-old Jake : 1
Swanson in 15:53. : I
Babe-Busch, a 25-year-old entry, : I
t--,,.,..n't-if<h#-women~ division wtthan-.-------~----
Plapsed time of 18:02, and was fol-:
lowed by Alicia McFall, 16, in 18:56, :
.md Jill Neu, 30, in 19:00. :
high school football
One of the brightest moments :
wa.s the emergence of Santa Ana's :
Lathrop lntennediate School's large :
entry, spurred on from the training :
of girls coach Angie McReynolds :
dfld boys coach Mario Lara. •
CdM football coach Dick Freeman surely has the buzz-numbers for the
rest of the season when he wants to put a burr under his team's saddle.
Tuey swept the boys and girls 12-
cllld-unders divisions, going 1-2-3 in
euch event: and Babiola Calderon, a
13-year-old, won the girls 14-and-
unders, leaving their respective
til'lds in the wake.
SK Men's Open
By Roger Carison, Daily Pilot
1. FrandKO Vazquez. 21, 15:35; 2. David : SANT. ANA Sh uld
Parse!, 4. 15·48;..3.Ja.ke..5w ... an~so~n._.1~9.:-'t...,5·~53 .... :_,:,...1._'ln"r1ir1'nl'Tll''Atru--J11v-nrt"-1oltns--c:ani~ycr-_ 4 r Pt Uk 35 16 26 5 st M 1 • one tnquire about . the s · im a · e. · : ; · eve ora es, : (38-1) of Saturday night's non-21. 16:34; &. Brian Dobbin, 36, 17:04; 7. :
John Woolley, 27, 17:13; 8. Zeke Noonan, : league football game between
18, 17:16; 9. Robert Sli~ 40, 17:25; 10. Eric • Saddleback High's Roa.drun-
Kobnna, 26, 17:38. ners and the Corona del Mar
SK Wom9n's Open Sea Kings at Santa Ana Bowl.
t Brooke Ma~B~ 25, 18:02; 2. Alicia : don't assume. Ask who won. Mcfall, 16, 18:56; 3. Jill Neu. 30, 19:00; 4. :
Vicki Peterson. 26, 19:15; 5. Araceli Mar· : That's right -Saddleback
tinez. 18, 19:16; 6. Antoinette Delgado. 30, High's opportunistic Roadrun-
19 41; 7. Tess Joyce, 34, 19:50; 8. H@len • ners, solid underdogs going in.
Moreno, 36, 19:58; 9. Kimbefly Robinson, : left a band of Sea Kings
24. 20:07; 10. Tahnee Thiel. 17, 20:34. : scratching their collective MaierllClel •
Under tJ . 1. David Martinel. 12. 19:00; ;-beads in wonder.
2. Daniel Hidalgo. 12. 20:01; 3. Steven ca~ : The answers to the Sea
pos, 12, 21 :50. : Kings' dilemma, however, seem
U-15 -1. Corey Duquette, 14, 18:23; 2. : very clea.r.
Shawn Melica. 15, 19:11; 3. Gilberto ur-: Mistakes can kill any team,
danas, 15, 20:04. : as Corona del Mar (2-2) had
16-18 -1. Zeke Noonan, 18, 17:16; 2. Dan already found out a week earli-
Overton, 18, 17:57; 3. Ben Boettner, 18. er wheo.Jbe.Su 1r. ....... let a 19-18:35. .__.~ ...
19-24 -1. Francisco Vasquez. 21. 15:35; 2. 10 lead gqing into the fourth
Jake Swanson. 19, 15:53; 3. Steve Morales, quarter against Canyon evapo-
21 . 16:34. rate into a 33-19 loss, thanks to
25-29 · l . John Woolley, 27, 17:13; 2. Eric : multiple errors.
Kobrine. 26, 17:38; 3. Derek Kumm. 26, : A~ if the venom injected
18• 1 l. : n.:l
30-34 . 1. Scott Matthews-Cohn, 34, : from the snakebite loss to n ·so; 2. Bob Franklin, 34. 18:54; 3. Kevin : Canyon had simply carried over
Dexter. 34, 19:13. : to Saturdays venture, Corona
35-39 · 1. Jim Platske, 35, 16:26; 2. Brian : del Mar proceeded to self-
Dobbin, 36, 17:04; 3. David Flar. 37, 17:46. : destruct in every way Satwday
40-44 -1. David Parse!. 41, 15:48; 2. : night. to the astonishment of
Robert Slick. 40, 17:25; 3. Fred Vartanian, : the Sea Kings' coach, Dick 4 1, 18:32
45-49 -1. Steve urlson, 4'7, 18:25; 2. • Freeman.
Warren Young, 49. 19:20; 3. Richard Noer, : •1t•s just amazing ... , " said
46. 19:34. • Freeman, sh.a.king his head
50-54 -1. Wayne Mitchell, 51. 17:50; 2. : from one side to the other,
Don Collins. 52, 18:44; 3. Robert Sullivan, : unable to complete the sen-51 19:28. •
55-59 -1. rew Ba • , • ; . m ! 1 Lyons, 56, 22:14; 3. Jon Vrsel. 59, 22:52. • 1 60-64 -1. Jefferson 63 21:13; 2. Jim :
Wood, 60, 22:30; 3. Darre e .
65-69 . 1. Paul 5aucedo, 65, 21:01; 2.
David Rich, 67, 28:19.
70.aind-owr • 1. Robert Kay, 70, 23:06.
F'enYlentCIM
13~ · 1. Rosalba castelan, 12,
DAVI> f£ROIG I OAl.Y fl.OT
Corona del Mar IHgh quarterback Mike McClellan pulls the trigger In Satmday
night's 38-7 nonleague loss to Saddleback's Roadronners at the Santa Ana Bowl.
back 32.
A 5-yard loss on a pass play
was an omen, then Catastrophe
No. 1 anived in the form of
Tu.galoa's 77-yard dash with his
first theft.
Five snaps later and
it was Catastrophe No.
2 as the Sea Kings
fumbled it away, Juan
Lomeli covering the
ball at the CdM 35.
the end zone for the third Sad-
dleback touchdown in the first
quarter.
The Sea Kings fumbled it
away again on the next series,
but escaped further
harm; then showed
the spark which many
believed would be
there from the start
with quarterback
Mike McClellan . . .
back Tom O'Meara
downfield, the latter
go
be tackler near the 4 2
and racing in to com-
plete a 58-yard scor-
ing strike.
turf after Corona's Marshall
Rothwell just got a band on him
to knock him off his stride at the
CdM 9-yard line. The Roadrun-
ners settled for a 27-yard field
goal and it was 24-7, but Coro-
na appeared to have escaped
the ultimate bullet. There was
still a prayer.
Dreams of a miracle rally,
however, were short-lived.
On Corona's _first play from
fired into Tagaloa's 38-yard
interception return for a touch-
cal sequence of catastrophes
was being muddied.
Moments later . on Corona
del Mar's next series, and on
l
Weary-
Musta.ngs
seventh at
Villa Park
• Costa Mesa justs misses
against El Toro, 8-7; buries
Santa Margarita, 18-11.
V1LLA PARK -The Costa
Mesa High water polo team split
a pair of games Saturday, losing
to El Toro, 8-7, before coming
back for an 18-11 victory over
Santa Margarita to finish in sev-
enth place at the Villa Park Tour-
nament.
"We bounced back pretty
nicely from (Friday),• said Costa
Mesa Coach Scott Taylor, refer-
ring to a 10-4 quarterfinal loss to
Laguna Beach.
"Frankly, we're just glad to
have the weekend over,• Taylor
said. The Mustangs (8-3) have
played five games in a span of
three days.
The Mustangs played El Toro
(No. 6 in Div. I) tight, but weren't
able to dose a 6-5 deficit heading
into the fourth quarter. Ale:x Soria
and Vmce Samaniego each had
two goals to lead the Mustangs.
Senior goalie Justin Taylor tal-
lied 18 saves in the game-35 on
the day -to go along with 13
saves on Friday.
•He's really been amazing,"
Coach Taylor said. "I mean, 48
saves in three games. He really
saved us several times.•
Soria had six goals and Todd
Hylton put in five to lead Costa
Mesa in a wild shootout with
Santa Margarita (No. 9 in Div. 1).
a eaver an un er
Taylor both bad two goals in
Sailors top CdM, 8-3
lRVINE -The Newport Harbor
o team won Satur-
day's Back Bay battle with. Coro-
na del Mar, 8-3, to daim 11th
place in the South Coast Tourna-
ment played at Heritage Park.
The 4-7 Sea Kings, who fin-
ished 12th, were shorthanded for
the game due to illnesses to Phil
DiRocco and Billy Messenger.
They were further hampered
by a dlsdplinary move when
CdM Coach John Vargas sent
home four players -Chris
Esposito, Greg Strelzow, Ryan
Tucker and Messenger (even
though be would not have played
anyway) -foe being a few min·
utes la .. to pc-egune warmups for
the Newport Harbor plM.
Newport Hmbon Jobn Ucd-
f errl domln.ted ei:.'tiCD, ~
ave gioU. The SaDan.. WbO *' 3.
l at the ball, ICONCl three UDilll·
aw•ed goab m tha third ...,._
to put tbe gum away. c.n... W91r, wbo led tie SM
K1ng1 wttb two p11; uo ICGNd
IM go.a. ill tbll Sea ICl!lgl' cmty
Win al .... lioun"R?? d • 13-tl ~ Of'S Oo¥I&. I
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CdMliangs
tough to top
MaterDei
over five
• Sarah Petry, Jeanette
Alshuler lead the way.
e a gs y won e
marathon, 15-7, 11-15, 15-9, 2-15,
15--6. They move to 2-2 on the
season while Mater Dei dropped
to 1-3.
Sarah Petry had 17 kills and
Jeanette Alshulser added 16 to
lead CdM. Mater Dei's Lauren
Warner led everybody with 22
kills.
Newport falls
i :
:
CHICAGO -Newport Harbor l
High's girls volleyball team j
dropped a 12-15, 15--6, 15-8 deci-1
sion to St. Francis High of ~
Wheaton. W. Saturday in a conso-j
lation match at the Nike Chai-l ;:;;:::parlde ,
The Estancia C&OSS l :~b te= ~: COUNTRY I':.: cracked the top
three in Division ill Saturday at
~ ucaipa nvi a on a
Yucaipa High.
The E4gle boys finished sec-
ond with 98 points, edging Yucca
Valley (100) and Beaumont (101),
the latter the No. 9 ranked team
in CIF Southern Section Division
IV.
The Estancia girls finished
third, 43 points behind St. Joseph
of Lakewood, in the humid condi-l
lions, accentuated by the 96-1
degree temperature. 1
Senior Melissa Inouye paced l
the Eagles with a seventh-place i
finish (21 :00), followed by AdJi-1
ana Vallejo (16th in 22:11), Tanya l
Perkins (27th in 22:26), Briseida 1
Salgado (30th in 22:40) and Car-!
mon Gamboa (55th in 24:33). ~
Senior Luis Lopez led the 1
Estancia boys, finishing 10th in 1
17:15. Manuel Orozco (12th in l
17:19), Alberto Munoz (13th in 1
17:21) and Tony Magana (19th in l
17:35) also sparkled, while i
Stephan Appell (44th in 19:10) i
rounded out the scorers. j
Estancia junior Lucy Arias was j
third (23:28) to lead the junior 1
varsity girls to a third-place team i
finish, while sophomore Javier !
Labasti.da (18:12) finished fourth j
in the boys lrosh-soph race. I
• CIF rules Estanda's way in cue of
coach's son's transfer from Newport;
paperwork is deemed appropriate.
COSTA MESA -The care-free atmos-
phere Estancia High football coach John
Uebengood enjoyed Friday night dwing a
63-21 rout of Ocean View, was sigoiftcantly
less intense than what he experienced two
days before, when clearing up an alleged
impropriety at ~ CIP Southern Section
Office.
Uebeogood was summoned to Cerritos
Wednesday to answer inquiries from section
administratoIS about paperwork relating to
the transfer of his son. John Jr., who came to
Estancia over the summer after two years at
Newport Harbor.
·1 gave them all the information and they
voted in favor of Estancia,• said the elder
Uebengood, who would likely have had to
arre n . . feathered~
That must be how Canyon
feels alter feeling the wrath
of Newport's 55-7 spanking. :
NEWPORT BEACH -Tums out
there's more to the Newport Harbor
High football team's stupendous start
than quality personnel, worth ethic
and good fortune.
Following a 55-7 thrashing of
Canyon Friday night, Coach Jeff
Brinkley said the most dominant 4-0
opening in his 11-year tenure, in
.
which the Sailors have overwhelmed
opponents, 182-30, may also be :
attributed to a philosophical tweak on : . offense, defense and sped.al teams.
"We've gotten a little more
aggressive this year,• said Brinkley,
who just two seasons removed from a
14-0 CJF Southern Section Division V
. . .
• -· -
,
decided, with the
help of bis staff, to •
chisel slightly at the :
"Jars' conservative •
reputation. :
•we just felt like :
we needed to,"
Brinkley said of the
change, which
includes more
blitzes on defense, •
a greater reluctance :
to settle into a.n :
off-tackle running :
attack upon •
gaining a lead, and
a more proactive
appl'oach on kick
returns .
"We wanted to
-JEfF ...UV give opponents
• more to prepare for.
We're not just
sitting back and
playing straight on defense and we're
not }ust going to pound the ball inside
when we get one or two touchdowns
ahead, like we used to. And I've
ch8nged our punt return to be more in
line with that aggressive philosophy."
fodett the EaglM' ftrlt three vktcxies; had
the decilion gone the other way.
The younger Liebengood, a 6-foot-3, 218·
pound junior, bas started all four games at
defensive end and two at center.
•1 never did anything wrong," Coach
Uebengood said.
About the same could be said of the
Eagles against the Seahawks, as they scored
on all but one possession to set a school sin-
gle-game scoring record.
•1t was a great game to watch,• the elder
Uebengood said, •After a 28~point first
quarter, there was no pressure or stress. The
way we played in the first half was as good
as I've seen in my 11 years (including a 10-0
regular season in 1989). It's probably as
good as Estancia has played in 25 years.•
Liebengood credited the offensive line
play of tackles Tim Johnson and Danny
Ramirez, guards Alfred Tanielu and Mike
Miranda, center Roberto Turres and llJht
ends Steve Willem and Andy Galicia for
allowing James Dawkins (236), Chris
Molcede (156) and Chris Felix (128) to post
biple-digit rushing pertonnances. He also
praised the blocking work of fullback Mike
Briano and quarterl>ack Jeff Peny.
"The line was blowing off the ball and the
backs had a field day,• Uebengood
explained. •And Peay did a nice job throw-
ing the ball (three touchdo'Wll' tosses on four
completions). Everything was in sync.•
But despite the 4-0 start, which has
included 40-point per-game average, nearly
10 more than any team in Estanda's 32-sea-
son varsity ~ory through four games,
Uebengood said be still doesn't know how
good bis team really is.
•1 tell people: 'Talk to me in two weeks,
after we play Laguna Hills (Oct 18).' That's
when we'll know if this is for real."
Mesa. Coromuto cancel
sdleduled '97 contest. .
COSTA MESA -Colla Mesa and
CcwaGado high schools have mutually 99ed to cancel the second year ot a
two-year contract to play football,
Miu Coach aDd Boys Athletic Direc-
tm Jery Howell fOl SWlitlaf. ...
Howell. who aJoog with Mustang
playws drove to the San Dlego CO\m-
ty IChool to attend Sept. 30 funeral ---vx. for Coronado .mor ~
Adrian 'nlutusau, who died two days
after losing oomciDumell in the two
._,-sept. 20 DOUHpe game at
Newport Harbor High. said the deci-
lioo WU in the best interests of bOtb
prog,rams .
•With the emotional toll on their
kids and ~ kids, lt jmt wouldn't tMt
healthy for us to play again.• Howell
Mid. •we'd like to leave the memory
WbeN it's at.•
The results so far are impressive,
indeed, including the highest point
total through four games in the
school's 66-year varsity history.
Fundamental breakdowns add to the frustration
•part of it was also having the kind
of personnel you can afford to take . ..
·we have some experienced and
skilled people on defense, and we
CORONA DEL MAR -Perhaps it was too
• soon after the debacle that was Saturday
: night's 38-7 lossto underdog Saddleback High, .
: man wasn't his usual witty, personable self
·1 won't say we outhit them, but defen-
sively, we did OK,• Freeman said. "But,
offensively, we just can.'t seem to find any
punt, then fumbled the ball away on the same . .
El 1bro .. Costa Mesa 7
CostaMesa 1222 ·7
1 I l 1 (senior Josiah Fredriksen), who ls
i 1 going to make good decisions.•
"We've put the blame for a lot of our mis-
takes on being young and inexperienced. But
this is the fourth game, so those things should-
n't be happening as much. It's like we're bead-
Freeman did identify poor tackling and
botched blocking assigriments as two key
areas of fundamental breakdowns. El Toro 2 3 1 2 • 8
Costl Mesa scorln9 -Soria 2.
Samanlego 2. H. Taylor 1, Oeaver 1,
El Toro scoring -Sakatanl 2, Mc:Munn
2, Wffthersby 1. Spruce 1, Boone 1.
ll'aupasta, 1. Saves: Duckworth 2. c:a.ta ..... , .. Sent.a Mlr'amtt. , ,
Costa Mesa 4 2 6 6 • 18
! 1 Brinkley, once again, was almost
~ I fo~~ to ni~·pick to find an area to be
l I
1 I ! I l I i I
i I
blowout, citing with disdain the Tars'
12 penalties for 130 yards.
"Oh, there's plenty of room for
improvement,• he insists.
ing downhill.· .
: play and flatly refuted any notion that bis play-
: ers were looking past the Roadrunners. But he
: also failed to concede that Saddleback dominat-! ed as the scoreboard might indicate.
"We can't change personnel, we just have to
teach the kids we have what to do.~
junior outside linebacker Seth Richardson,
who left the game in ¢e fourth quarter with a
concussion and is expected to miss at least this
week's game, according to Freeman.
Santa Margarita 4 5 0 2 • 1 1 i L-------------------------------------------------------------------------~
Biioukhovets
wins title at
'Challenger' ~
•She tops Mercedes .
Paz in Sunday's finals ..
NEWPORT BEAOI -Elena,
Brioukhovets, who eliminated
Newport Beach 16-year-old
Brandis Braverman in Friday•s
quarterfinals, captured tile
championship of the inaugunll
Pad.fie Mutual U.S. Women's
Challenger at the Newport Beach
Maniott Hotel and Tennis Ctlb
with a 6-2, 6-4 victory over N&. !-
seed Mercedes Paz Sunday.
Brioukhovets won $4,000 with
the victory with Paz settling Tdr
the $2,360 runner-up payoff.
Briokhouvets from the
Ukraine, lost the first set of Satur-
day's semifinal match with third-
seeded Emmanuelle GagliarW
before battling back for a 4-6, 6-
4, 6-3 upset win.
Paz, too, had a difficult time
getting through the semifinals,
with the first two games going to
tie-breakers before besting
unseeded Siobhan Drake-Brock-
man of Australia, 7-6, 6-7, 6-3.
In doubles-play, Paz-and Rene
Simpson tea.med up to chop Erica
De Lone of Lincoln, Ma. and
Nicole Pratt of AuStra.lia, 6-3, 6-1.
to claim the St.500 prize.
Winnansand
Harper pull
off~tin ~
65doubles
NEWPORT SENIORS BEACH -No. 2 .
seed, Bev Winnans, of Newport
Beach, and Llz Harper, of La JQ1-
la, teamed up to upset top-seed-
ed Peggy Landtroop and Elaine
Mason, 6-3, 6-1, for the 65 dou-
bles title at the U.S. Tennis Asso-
ciation Senior Women's Hard-
court Championships concluded
Saturday at Newport Beach Ten-
nis Cub.
Newport's Dee Armstrong and
Cathie Hall bad both advanced to
the Round of 16 before being
beaten by Landtroop and Mason
earlier in the week.
Dodo Cheney, of La Jolla, was
a terror, coming in as the No. 1
seed and winning the 75 singles
title, 6-2, 7-5, over second-seeded
Eleanor Harbula and then teaiq-
ing up with Corky Murdock as
the No. 1 seeds and sweeping to
the title in 75 doubles with a, 6-4 ,
6·1, victory over third-seede~
Lucy Dettmer and Jean Harris.
In 65 singles, No. 6 seed
Louise Russ capped her title ruh
with a 7-6, 6-0 win over No. 3
seed Doris Clark
In Feed-In Champlonshtp
Tournament draw of 16 action:
Hanis defeated Midge
Stafford, 6-2, 6-4, for the 75 sin-
gles title wbile the doubles duo of
the doubles crown.
in 65 singles, Nancy Clegg
won the title over Peggy Win-
ningham. They were tied one set
a iece (5-7, 7-6 when Winnin -
am a ore e .
In doubles, Russ and Dorts
Stephens, ca.µ>.e back from a set
down to beat Carolyn Henry a.nd
Lorry Wroblewski, 3-6, 6-0, 6-3,
in the championship match.
Costa Mesa. scoring • Soria 6, Hylton
5, Cluver 2. H. Taytor 2, Montgomefy
1, O'Brien 1, Samanlego 1 Saves: J. Tay-
lor, 17.
! .--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
s.rt.a Margarita scoring · Welch 3,
Wiison 3, AnMYen 2, Joffe 2, Oeze 1.
Saves: Weiss 7.
sounBN CALlflOllMA
TOUN&A~
MNc..RlwpolllDOrtrt IWt.or I, C.dM J
Corona def Mat 0 1 0 2 • ]
PMwport Harbor 1 2 3 21 . 8
Corona de4 Mar scoring · Weir 2, Pa~
da 1. Swes: Emery 13.
H9wport scoring -Ucdferrl s. Conwell
1, Afvlrado 1. Saws: n/a. ......... ,,,c.w ...... s
Corona def Mar 1 1 1 2 • 5
Beflarmltw 1 3 5 2 • 11
i ' l i ~ ! :
i • Bucs' William League scores I 4 TDs, but Pirates come up short.
I again, as El Camino posts 42-35 ! I victory, the ninth straight time
I OCC is No. 2 to the Warriors.
COtON def Mar scoring • Hokanson TORRANCE -The likelihood that a ~ Hfdt• 1• Paid.I 1• .lM:kson 1· Saves: future Orange Coast College football play-
... larmltw KOf1ng -Canales 3, er will have been born liriCe the lut time
Robertlon 3, ,Lloyd ~ ptough 1, Falling. I the Pirates defeated El Camino dlmln1ahed
1, Dw)<9r 1. S...S: rla. fwtber Saturday night, after the bolt War· c.....,...,. 11, a.. 11 I rtors rallied, then held on for a 42~35 Mis· COtON def Mar 4 s 1 3 -13 lion Confereno1 u&,.t......,
Ocwlf 2 2 J •· 11 ·--·z· , eoron. ., Mer K01n9 • Weir s. The Pirates U ·3) hadn t beaten El
Str9bow' l. &postto J. ,lnahf 1, Camino liDc:e U1'13, coming in-a apan of
fir~ 1. s.w.: ffMfY 1J. ooly eight 9ame1 -but the vlslton uuu.d
OoW lcof1na · Gtomlf 4. ,. •r. • a atrong performance by IOPbcllllcn WI·
1. •--" t/W...W.J 1, Seda • back Wlfliam Le~ to threaten that C-1,S.~1.S-:Na. ltreak ........... ...... ~c:.u......... -·1· C.afWW., Mir 1 Z O I · I ~. wbo like bil teemmate1 W DOt
.... 0 2 ' J • t rMdaed tlae md zone OD tbe gl'GuDd in c.-dlf Mir lmrtnl-~ tbrM g-.. tbls yeer, ran 33 yaftll·tD pay-
1, -~· • 1 • ..., 1, ,.._ '· ..... dirt Wtlt cm1y 2:28 elaPMd to pu1 ace cm to 1, ~Iii 8r M9 1. S..: hilr tl. top. Nm Bennett .. PA-r nMide li 7-G. en.I· ,..=n=1.:;~1, tagtblillnti:-'°-mc h•(2.Z)
was forced to overcome.
A 29-yard Brian Mahanke field goal and
an 80-yard Lloyd McCoy TD run did just
that, the latter giving the hosts a 9· 7 edge
with 31 seconds left in the ftnt quarter.
The Pirates answered back, however,
with League, who earned 172 of his 191
ruthing yards by halftime, capping a scor-
ing drive wtth a 1-yard touchdown run ear-
ly in the seoond quarter.
El Camino, however, acored on 1tl next
three ftrlt.half poaeaions, including a 16·
yard Ward ICOring pass to McCoy wtth four
t1ckl Wt b9fore the btMki to take a ~8-21
lead Into the locker room.
McCoy'• l«'Ond TD broD a 21·21 tia
a.at.cl by 1.Mgue'• 75-yard ICOl'in9 Jaunt.
Bl (;amino, appuantly, carded plenty ol
momeatum mto t.be.tbird quartc, u Brian
JOIMI nambled tS yards for a touchdown
Wtlh tbe MC::oiid·ball ldckolf to up the lead
to 14 pomtl .
NewpOrt Harbor ttigb product Mib
Pl,.... balved the dtidt with a t~ ~ ND Wilb 4~ left In the .imd
.ncl LeegUe'I f0Ur1ll ~ TD of 1b1
lllgbt. • 12·fUclilt, WW•ed •noet. II
Omdno ICON to Uep the Pttitlll wtOdll a -\
,,
touchdown with •:J.4 left
in the game.
The visitors gave El
Camino a scare when
Brandon Wi1lon blocked
a punt with 2:30 left, giv-
ing occ posseaion just
inside the Wanior 40.
A run, an incomplete
pau and a 5-yard pass
brought up fourth down,
however, and an OCC
ltreen pa.a fell in.com·
plete, allowing Bl
Camino to run out the
dock.
The Wanton, who
came 1n leading the con-
1....a with 3~ P;Ulllng
~ per game, were
ted to 231.
Preeman fl.DJs1led
with 50 yards Oii ttir'M cam. and EstUda
OCC ST1\:TISTICS
El CMftlno G. OCC JS
lcDf'e ~ 0-'tln
Orang.Co.st 7 14 6 I · 35
El c..mino t 19 7 7 • 42
Arlt Qum1lllF
OCC • Leegue ll run (Bennett kidc), 12:34.
EC -MaNnke 29 FG. 4:23.
EC • MtCoy IO run (pe9 felled),
0-.31.
......0-.W occ . ~ 1 ""' (lennett lddt), 10-.21.
EC · Gourdine 2t .,_from WW ~ f.iled); l.'04.
K · Norrts 1 run (1ddt felted>. ):51. ocx . ~ 75 Ml (ltnnett
lcldQ, ):JO. EC ·~ 16 ,,_ fron'I Wlrd <Mehenk• klc:k), C>.M. n.N......,
fC • Jonee ts kidLoff rwtwn (Metwlnke lcldc), 14:A4.
OCC · ~ 1 Nn (pisf~, 4:49. ........... K -~1""'~ k~--ocx • ~ 12 run (KAOI pm from~. 4:14. .....,.-=,.--~·
.. ~ MMk ........ 9ddlid 18
,.. to occ. iAyn ... NlllAal
e&tcbel .. 48 ,.., wbiJe ~ cw CoPlnt cOlllflDd 15 Gt 25 fOt ,. fUdl liDd DO ... .,.,....., toW.
Mb Knox l.t 0CC NClitNi wtib blf
'
occ yWldlid tti9 ~ .... turaots,
1oilllQ .. of Ill~ ft•Nee -.....!
';
-..... . -... ....... ~ . . . . . . .. . ....... . . .
~ !~' . . -,.-1 .. _... , ~ -MOHOAV, OCTOIER 7, 1996
Gardiner Shin~ in 2~ 1 double ovet1i1ne win for Vanguards
LA MIRADA -
Jamie Oard.lDer
had bel' best day of the year Sat-
urday acod.Dg both goals as the
Southern CaWomia College
women's soccer team took a 2-1
double-.overtime victory over
Golden State Athlet1c Conterence
riVa1 Biola.
The win WU the first GSAC
.. win of the season tor sec (6-5-1
;(werall. 1-2-1 in <\?Jiference).
.. Gardiner pushed in her first :_goa1 at the 85-minute mark to tie
"'2te game and send it into over-
, time.
, In the dosing minutes of the
1~nd extra period, Gardiner
'was on the receiving end of a Lori
~Van Herk comer kick to put in the
Vanguards' game-winner.
Gardiner, a senior forward, last 'Scored two goals in a game in the
·1995 opener when she suffered a
seuoo.enct1"9 knee lnjmy.
She came into this WIOD tied
wtth Van Hertt. allo a senior, u
tb8 Southern California College
career ICOdng leeders wtth 17
goals apiece.
sec falls 1n three to
Azusa Paciftc women
FRESNO-
TheSouth-
em Cali-
AIL
fornia College women's volleyball
team played tough Saturday, but
couldn't avoid being swept, 15·
6, 15-7, 15-9, by host A.Zusa
Pacific. sec fell to 11-9 overall. 2-5 in
the Golden State Athletic Confer-
ence while Azusa Pacific, the No.
5 team in NAIA, improved to 14-
4, 5-2.
Adam Bol-
lenbach is
malring the most ol bi.I junl« sea-
son with the No. 9 UCSa.n Diego
men's water polo team.
The Estancia High grad was
tied for the team lead in goals
after the first seven games this
season with 14 -which trans-
lates Into one goal per every two
shots he takes.
·Bolle.nbach added another
goal this past weekend as the ni-
tons topped No. 12 Santa Barbara,
10-5, to move to 8-4 on the sea-
son.
As a sophomore, Bollenbach
scored 24 goals and added seven
assists as UCSD advanced to the
Final Four in the NCAA Champi-
onships, won by UCLA.
ln the 1995 Championships,
tbe 1\itons lost to UCLA. 21-10, in
a first-round gam~ and then were
beaten. 8-7, by tJie University of
Massachusetts in the thin1-piace
game.
Flag football update
It was nose-to-nbse YOUTH
in B Division play of
Youth Flag Football Thursday
under the auspides of the New-
~ Beach Recreation Dept
Newport Elementary #2 and
Harbor View played to a 6-6
standoff, and Heights was a nar-
row 6-0 victor over Harbor View.
In the 6-6 tie Matt 'n'acy of
Newport Elementary and Mitch
Folks of Harbor View each tallied
a touchdown.
Gavin Schmitt of Heights
scored the only touchdown of the
game to pace his team's victory
over Harbor View.
ln C Division play, Mau
Jimfnez of Harbor View scored all
three touchdowns on to lead Har·
bor View to a 19-0 victory over
Mariners.
Tars win consolation
COSTA
MESA -WA"IB POLO
Pountain Valley topped Hunting-
ton Beach Saturday, 8-4, to walk
away with first-place hardware
at the Estancia Prosh/Sopb Water
Polo Tournament. Newport Har-
bor took away consolation cham-
pionship honors, beating Marina,
6_.. Harbor lost to third-place
Edison 5-4 earlier in the 12-team
tournament when the latter
scored a goal with 0: 14 left in
what proved to be the Game of
the Tournament
D EE P SEA
SUNDAY'S a>UNT5
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14 yfllowfln tuna. 3 yellowt.lil. 39 s.lnd lNm. 17 calico bMs. 75 rodnlSh, 213 to1lpir\ 260
bonito, 11 ~~. 11 whit~ 2 ~
perch. 1fOie,186~.
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To aH heir•. bentRclarlH, Wall•. 0057 Alan Geary. Thia bu1lna11 11 con-':" ... , t N...,. l tatoment .,......, T,.._ .. , • ea INE the file kapt by tho OUIO P&. at .. Nol9' flalll c:omollll or coirectness) Da•.:9130.96 CALMCO TRUS. 1aed1tors. conllngtnt cradl-A085 Marco Navarro, E158 dueled by: a corpclflllon •me omen Tha tolloWlog persons .,. .,,, ..._, for lncar court. If you .,. • per-._to .. Olullr eo..t-The blnlfldlry undW said O.d TEE SERVICES. INC • Sllld
tori , and persons Who may John Garballa, E039 Have yoU started doing Tha ~!*'°"' ~ doing business u : North ,.._ fll .. ~ ,,i.. eon lntorfftad In tho ....._ l'llOCMcc..lilrDIM ol Trust.~ rNIOll of 1 bfucfl Trut• Tlfl Hu"d, Alatltlnt blhtnWtN be lmereatad In Mlrlssa Maser. E009 Marla buslnass yet? No doing ............. u : •7 1 Alllntlc, 3387 Marigold Cir.. .... ... ae-COMIMft ~ --· fil• Will. .... Ml, CA "' .. or defallt Ill .. obll;lllonl Sect•llfY 1750 E 411 ~Sta 1tte wfl Of estate, Of both, OlmadL St h p t ulonal Auto Advantage. 1v 11 Costa M..a. CA 92629 tho•--":le ~ d ... Ar-. Olullr d MC:Wld fWtbV. twl10loft 700 SW.ta Ana, CA vuO!S
of: ANNE HENNING ERWIN All -.S ara aubJect 10 ~"~er~f.!s Jtf-Btactl Blvd., ~· 878.. St~ Robef1 Bfaddon, =--~· ::· .::-: ~ crrt t So~ Or-.. .... d ~ wcuM 11141 ~ to flt £\4) 543-8372 Wt n mat-
IU ANNE E. HENNING prlot cancehatlon. Terms. tray May1ant. Chainnant Huntington BHCh, CA 3381 Marioold Clt .• Costa .......... .....,. ~ N ·:c.., f tn!'tili ~ ~ ~ = UlldelllQnld ...... Oac:.W> h Benalltufv ID oollc:t •
A PETITION has been Nies and regulations avail-CEO 92&47 Mna. CA 02e28 « ......., « -. o o o ng o . an ~.a Cllbllli Ion Of l>eClult 11141 Demand tor de t and "IY lnlOfll\dOn •
lied by farmlfl & Mar· abla at sale. Dated this Tih This statement wu filed Troy ~.2~1 ~ This bu1inu1 Is con-,..., .._•.:'"':., ,_ lnwf ntory snd mpprwaal flllDI\ • ._ q 5*. 11141 wrt111n nob or obtain • be usad tor M (hantS Trust Company of and 14th day of October. with the County Oot1l of Pata St .• Wa1u,.,,.,.,, .,... ducted by: an lndivld!W ......._, ._ .:.......nc.. o •st.st• .... ~ or of nwe. undllr ltlt ~ ....,. 11141 of allc:loll 1o catta purpose wrietrier racaMd ~
1.ong Beach by Roger L 1998 by PS Orangeco, Inc. Of Col.rlty t-2e-M 12683 Haw you atartad doing to .. ~ any potidon or account Dlld dT\\11& _... llllW _. Ill .,,.'9ltCI to 111 said or In wr111na IF AVAILA81.f.
Rosal\ti.um, Vice Prttldtnl 701 WHtam Avenue. Glen-ange t eeer.e7t8 t Bo Hoyt 1~ ~! .. Cit .. bu~I yat? No ::r:... d .. a) .... J>rollided In H ction ~ J ~ ... a.. ~ to Ullsfy u6d ob1g> lliE EXPECTED OPENING BID
& Trust Olflcof In the Supe-dale CA 91201 (816) 244-Wntmlnst«, .,,.,_, Staphtn RC>t*t Btaddoll ~---Dead 1,_., 1250 of the Cali'omia ~....._. ...... -...ind .... II& 1111· MAY BE OBTAINED BY CAU.·
110f Court of Calllomla. eoec:i. Bond No. '5857632. Law Offices MadOfY, z.tl Thia bu1ln11• 11 con: Thia mtament 4NU fllod _.. ~ • Pr~ Code. A Ro-• ~ ......... on -......... C1111a111 Sllld nob of ING TH£ FOLLOWING TELE·
COUllty of Orange. Pub 11 shad Na w po r I and Pleiss, Attn. 8'*1t S. ducted by: a ganaral part· with the County Ci.r1c of pnMdad In alld --~ .. quoet for Spod ll Noti~ a, 1m. a ••uscottND. l:l detMt Ind of a11c:1o11 to be PHONE NUMBERS~ THE DAY THE PETmON ,.quests Beach-Costa Men Dally Clemmer. Leny T. Pleln, narshlp """"" Ofanga County on t-23-96 wnc., 1 ,.,,, _.., .. fonn la ..,.UatJlo from --.t.llook-.~ Alcordl4LJUlll 12. 1996 • BEFORE TME SALE (114)410.
mat Farm•• & M.,chants Pilot Octobef 7, 14, 1998. Mattdith F1nanclal Cantre, Haw YCK1 atartad -·.. t 89&38H718 tlnMfll Slld oiad fllTNlt, the c ourt olottt. Ollcill "8cofdl ~ tns•. Ito 96-3000321n Bo<* 5690 TAC 433632C P\.18. 10/7.
Trus1 eon;ranv ofR Long m366 Suite 205, The Centre ~~~~ Dally PAOI Sept. 30, Oct. 7. a'°'111id,_., ctwwiaa ... ~t.lll:aMww. Olullr • ..,. d r:I .,. :Z. ol Oltlcllt Racora Ill Ila 10/14, IQ/21196 ~=~~ ~•ogPr~id~~i PUBLIC NOTICE Bulldlog, 17822 E. t7th St .. This atattmtnt waa filed 14,21, llM m361 npa1waft.TNll&eand ,...R."-111,.lnc. :=,:...c:' ....... ~:,'s!ioacorS:lPf::,---------
Trust Officer be appointed cna1414800 T~1y"'~19~~1~ 21 wlOrth tnocCounty ~J..g' PUBLIC NOTICE ~:"r.::-9~= =1"A'!::-~ iaMclldaftto .. ..,_ q w1titmae1e1n • 1s PUBLIC NOTICE as personal raprasen1atlve a • • • 11\Q& ounty on amount d 119 ,__.. ._. .._. ~ bkldlr tr Qlltt, °' dllia • Cllftdlloft wlllout cowanent or
to administer the ntata of flctllkHI• BusltMU 28, 199& m374X t ... 3888781 '1ctlttoua Bualne.. ance af Iha Qtlli~ -• dlilCllMd 11111M P11W1i111a • WT'll'lly, GPf1a 01 lmplled, NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SAU
the decadent. NarM ltatoment PUBLIC NOTICE Diiiy Piiot Oct. 7, 14, 2,, Nam• Statam.nt and.., 119 I '" to ba ~I nil 1 •CA .. .,. d ;;.i. In ...., repdlnQ '* paamion. or Ts No G.234149 Unit COdtG
THE PETITION , UHll The fol aon• .,. 1 m370 ' na are 09'30 '°'~ d .. UU...-d ancumbrllal, lo ~ the LOlll No 5008982MAYNES AP#
t • . en• ong "'" u : · cnst4t53t8 dong u ne11 u : a .,..... coea. and • . §00541-117 CALMCO IRUS: codicils, It any. be admlt1ad AAD PACIFIC, e10 Newport Flctltlous lluslneH PUBLIC NOTICE First ~ Servlcn, 18 ..., • .,.. •.:::,.-:,Iha ..-or ~ • to • nOW(a) ailc:uttd Sllld Oald ol TEE SERVICES. INC. a auly
to probate. Th• wlll and Cent., Dr., #700, Newpon N--StatellMftt F'-tlt'-·· 8 -•--Reina. Monarch Beach. CA .,... P'lblcllloft fll .. ,. PUBLIC NOTICE me, ~ 1 • • « .a-Trvtl • tnWeat • In llld 5 Trus.. Wider 1111 any codlcllt ata available Btach, CA 92690 -·-... ...... u-u 92629 d ....., • ""'-• • & IMltl Pfovtcltd, ...._, 11 fllY, I Otscribed o.o ol
'lof ••amlNtlon In the flit Donald W. KIUian, Jr., u ~ f~as:: Nw l .. totMnt Frank R. Paul, 1S Reina,~._:::.::.-.: .... nowllllilb,laadl under Ill Wini of said Oald Trust LL SELL AT PUBUC
11,epl by tho court. TrustM of the BBH R• ng u . Tha lollowlng persona ara Monarch Beach CA 921129 ~ NOTa c:# TMll1ll!'I TNllle" ... to .. ~ 01 TMl .... d\lrgll Md AUCTION TO TiiE HIGHEST
A HEARING on the pell· 1alnad Income 'Trust of Woo~~ &=OOdOf':° doing bualnMI u: Lo«ua Thia bu1ln11i II COil-=..d.::-~.:: SM.a l'Nllao ... No. ............. ~..,.,.. ol 111 Tnna end ol BIOOER fOR CASH (In Ille
tlon will be hold on Novtm-1990. 11 to an undivided tto, • Real Estate, 111822 Carma-ducted by· an lndMdull -Tlla Ordlr ND. *'In .. ..._... Ill hS1I cr'SlllCI br said Oeld tormt wno • llWllll tlnOlr .~ 14. 1998 at 1:45 p.m. In 84.~ ln1arnt. 810 Naw-~10Flrvlne~926~ nla LI\., Huntington Beactl. Have yoY 1tartad doing :i:..·~~c: --.C llW&•a ND. ........ e wl: AM of TMl Slid .. wl be held tn 1'11 UlllteCI s.t) lllCl/or eie Dept. 703 located at: 341 port c.nter Of., Newl)Oft an c.i CA 12641 buWltl• yet? No ,... ......... _.., .....,. N'N No. -.,. '3U1·1Gl E»9l1' A P• on: OQDber 15. 1M. ll 3:00 catttar's CSftfild °' ohf
Tha City Drive. Orange, CA BNeh, CA 9.2e60 ~ ~ .. •15333 O.CWga ~. 11122 Car· Frank. R. Paul No9te d o.r.a,;., ~ 111 YOU ltlf//l If CJBWLT CB. 1: ~ tlla.._.on pin.on Ill lront ._. to II& c:f1acD tpeal114 111 CM1 COOt 92668. 8tmklo B. Heflaman a -...-~·· mania ln., Hunllngton Thi9 asawment wu filed UNDl!llt A mm> a. TIIJIT .. _.... Cc:me....,,. "'-.a ot .. Of111ta CMc Sac1IOll 292411 (payaola 111 1ue 1t
IF YOU OBJECT to the John s. Hettarnan ... ~ ~CA ~:,full• no. Ir· Belch. CA 92848 with tho County Oot1l ol .... to c:=.. ::. = DATED a.It. Ull.BI ""' ................ 1 Cen•. 300 E. °""""" Qr. "' .,,. ol Siii to T 0 SeMc:a
g1antlng o1 the petttlol\, you TNltlos of tho Bemk:a B. • John Hu.t.n. 27171 ~ Ofwlge Co\#lty on t-z.4-98 ........ YOU TNCE AC11QN lO ..... 1 d Ollcill ..._. • 819. CA Al .. IN ot Ill Company~al . 1111 11\C lhOUld appear at tho hear· Httteman Revoc:&ble Trvtt This b uslneu 11 con-canto, Miulon Viejo, CA 18"38"92~ al" o.r.a ... ......_ to ....,,B:T YOUR PWUO 8'-Onlvl ~ c T Ja, lnllnf Plll*aloft ot '* = '"""'' ID w now
Ing and atata your = D T 0 1 1/151111. .. ~~. :rw:oetlon _, 92'992T .. I b I I Dally Pilot Oct. 1 14 21 ::..:;:..--:::,1n..!! TY. rr IMY . 8C)l..D AT A ........ ii .. ~~~~-held~ II un sad OalO ol \ions °' tiJo written Amandod. u to .,, undl-..,._._,, 7•• " a u• n .. a a con-' ' ' _.., ii ... .......-P\&JC 1ML P YOU b dCa • • * CG -w --"' .. -· • trust.In tne prapanv b1r1r11n1r
tfOnl Wlttl tlW COl:W1 ~--us• lnt«est. ~o =~ bYllrleA duc:"8d by:.,, lndMdual 21. 1111 ""72 -...... ....., ,_,. PPUNAnaNOff illlfW. -....-.. QJl"ld ~ Ill llNM ...,... daaCltd TRUSTOR. PETEii J
.mis hearing. YOUt IPPM'· Newport Cenlar Dr •• #700, ness 0::: ~~ .':::!; ~~YOY~•tartNoed doing PUBLIC NOTICE =-c:;.:;,~-= THl•TUMOPTHIMI). Book--.,._ m_ • Daad ofTl'Ult ~-'"'*HAMS PAAIElA F HAYNES anc:e may be In person Of Newport BHch, CA 92eeo ....,.....,., -•• ·---/IOllllltSf YOU, ,__ • c.8,---. -ldWlltcm IENERCWIY OOAllTY
byyol,lr attorney. Wilma v. Burnett a John herein. ---Ex George alt '1ctltlous llu....... .... t-. ~ ,_ YOU IHOULD OOHrllCf A ODllllnd"' -~ ...... S20l,441.03. " .. ,.... MORTGAGE INC Racoroecl·
CF YOU AAE A CREDITOR B. Haffarnan, .. c~ CMuk. Ft:d l'~"'·p...; Thia lta&an'ltnl ~ "':: NalM .... em.ft. t =1cr$ L.B!!• LAW't'IR. °" _._ .. •1 ............. """ M ... ""' of .. Ill June 26. 1992. lnrW No 92·
Of a condngont crad1tcw ol TruatMa of Iha Wilma v. C Fan 'ch.ung' Prffl. wlOrth tho"'-~ "24-te Tha to11owtng Plf'90nS.,.. ~ • ~ t:ot P.M. ,.. MawMCll .... ti d C.. ..._. OI OCllMla bid lnlf be Ila llln 4340591n Boot page o1 Of11c111
the ~ued. you must Illa Burnett Revocable Trust. • anga __ ft, °" doing business aa: Vtaual · lNlt Dead~ Inc.• ... eciu.. 11'1\M:B. 2: IWt Ill IDlll ......_. M . RtcorCls 111 t111 ofb ol 1111 Y04J1 cJalm with 1he court D TD 11 /1 5 /I I , as oont t ... 38M904 M11ft, 505 30V1 St. •204. GMWI 1• WZI. .. *'11411111',*4 lNll:aa .......... V.... ...._ 11t Dletji!W CALMC0 TRUS-Rtcofeler ot OrMoeeountf
and maH a '°PY to tho par· amtndecl. u IO an undl· Thia atatemam waa filed Dally Piiot Sept. 30, Oct. 7, Newport Beech CA 92663 ... iCW7 ..... and.....,iltoDaad ....... ~ Afl9 •TEE SERVICES INC. • uN YOU AAE IN OEfA!JtTlJNDERA
'tOhll reprasen1atlve ap-vldad 5.76" Interest, 810 th the~ ~.g' 14, 21 . 1198 m3e2 Michael RavmOncS f<ullull, PUBLIC NOTICE fll nwe, ......., on dllrllll In .. D•**'' d Trvalll. Tltl Hu;,, OEEO OF TRUST DATED
,pointed by 1h• c:owt within Newport Cent« Of .. 1 100. range .-. ... •....aa PUBLIC NOTICE t507 Kathletn LI\., Newpon OtltWltt • Doa -11 ND. ""'"*'-... ....._ ~ 1750 E. 411 St, 5'I 611)4}J2 UNLESS YOU TAKE lour monlh1 from lhe data Newpe>rt Beach. CA 92660 • ....-BeaCh CA 92660 IMfmtt '°-*' ,.-t-,pf ..... .__ ..._.. ...._ 700 Sill• Ml. CA 92705 ACTION TO PROltCT YOUR
Cof1im lssuanceofthalet· This business la con-DailyPilotOc:tober7, 14, Ill •···• Thl•'buslnaas 11 con-CN•"'.,... OMclll...,.,,.ln .. c:a:ia ._..LAltt1dn.&Mla.l'llZ,~t4)543-&l71 W.n_....PflOPERTY.IT MAYBESOLO 11"1 as s><ovldtd In ucllon ducted by: joint venture 21, 28, 1196 m383 Flot oua __.neu ducted by: an Individual MJTICE OF d 119 "8cardlr d er.,.. ln .. Qrfll~a.::h. h llMtldltY D oatlcC I AT A PUBLIC SALE.If YOU ~00 of th• c.lllOJnla Pro-Type of Bu11naH: Real Es· PUBLIC NOTICE NIMM 1 .. temont Have you atanad doing Hi ii KM TO eouncy, casaeu-. wa*"' 01u11f d Or1fVt, -d encl ,,,., lllJcwmllon • NEED AM EXPlNIATlOlll OF
bale COcle. The time !Of fll· tata Tha following persona .,. bullneaa yet? No AIXll by. .C..... 8l.mal ..... c.i:r-. • ~ lilltp ,. otlClln wl be .,... tor M THE NATURE Of TltE Pfl().
·ing clalms wlh nol axplra Tha registrant commenced a I doing buslnesa u : West· Mlchaat Kukuk J:Sf, ;TE a;,:~ al\ a ... w, • TNllDf _..In lloal m,,.... 1, purPo91 WIMtlllr rlCllltM «* CEEOING AGAINST YOU YOU ~f~a lour months from 10 transact bualnesa undar Flotlttou1• ua ne~• . Tech Matarlat1. 1858 Thia ata1ament wu filed 'It. QOI. u!lm! -8IC ......_. ~lldon I • I d .., I 119 or Ill --.a. ff AVAllAll.£, SHOULD CONTACT A LAW'ttR 'th• hearing date notlcad tha fictitious name or Name tatomen Samw Of .. Costa Mesa. CA with the County Clerk of ml.Bl __..._ a Clalom(I Cotp:w•au, • ...,._ "8cofdl d 111111 THE EXPlCTEO OPENING 110 2011 FLAMINGO ORM. COSTA
above. names Hstad above on I-Tha tolowlng Plf'90nS are 12828 Orange County on 10-2-te CAIE llO. A19'448 .. llftcllry. M &II lit,.._ Olullr· Eallt l'c.aww MAY IE OITAllllEO rt CALL· MESA. CA 92626-4722 (If a
I YOU MAY EXAMINE tha 29-te doing buslnoM u : a) ft. Rlchatd A. Campo. 1858 18"3887748 To .. Mi .... beMft. le audlon to .. --........ d .... lilrldumd ING M fOUOWING TELE· Shat ldOrm or common
"lilekaptbytntc:ourt.llyou Donald W. KUiian Jr .. tustrattd Graphic Com-SamwOf.,CostaMffa.CA D..z1u Pilot Oct 7 14 21 oiari" croditon con-........,,_ain:t\~lt _...._., ....... ona PHONE ~IERSONTHE DAY dalgnallOll of PfDCllftY IS
ara • person lnttrntad In TNltM nwnicatlona, b) TUl'bo ~ 92628 _, . • • • 1i ni crwditon' and .. d ... "' ~ ~ -........ In -... IEfORE TltE SALE: (714).:4!1!-sho-n IOCM no Wlrfmlty IS
I She ••tat•. you may 1111 Bernie. B. Hetternan. Co-ulne. C) TOday'a TNCkf Thia buslntll la con-211. 1198 m376 p:ne who mey othet· d .. unlad ....... " ..... d ..... .... TAC: 433019C PUI· 91'23. 9iwn IS to llS comOllllMSS or
with tha court a formal R• Trust" Magazine. d) Turbo C1ub 0 ducted by: an lndMdull PUBLIC NOTICE · b 1 ed 1 ain:t\ a c:alHl(e ci.ti al!liit :J· A11o ~ , ton• COl'T9ClnlUl Thi ~
q0tst few Special Notlco ot Johrl e. Heffernan. Co-America. Jla-~~ ~~ Have you 1tartad doing :_ .. wWr 0~~9:. 0~ *-"'lllJ• .... «Nillofct 1w:.awww .......... PUBLIC NOTICE und1t sad Oeld al Trust by
lhe filing of an lnvan1ory TrustM Group, ll · business yat? yes. January FlctltkHI• llusfnou both f· CAROL Miu -...., • d-* *-lllJ • • ae.. l\r•oe.tlolw. ..., r .. on 01 a bfSldl ot dlfallt 111 and appralNI of estate ... Wiima v. Burnett. Co-Hamlnon Ave.. Huntington 119t Name a .. te11Mnt • 0 • "* OI...,.. a.a union, IDW • _. d ••we.. 1111~llOnt11CUfN 1111reoy
Hts Of of any petltlon Of Tru1IM 8oact\.c CA 11264tle c Richard A. Campo Tha tolowlng parM>nS ara ER <!OLD,i~,, ION hes OI • d-* i*aMt..,. ...... .. ... d ..... ..,l T.SNOTNo1CE_.2!/1~STEEUnll 'S ~ llltetolort UICUllCI and dtllv--.ceount as riOYldad In John B. Heffernan. Co-ommun ca ona on-This stat~ was tllad doing buslnen as· AAT· " OI...,.. ~ eu.t •--'Ill,,. * • -.,. trtO to Ill unotf'SIQM<I a ~o=~~c:":.: T~"statemant waa tllad ~~~>·l:! O'r:,:a~~~...:' ~--:!:4~·~~ ~lJ~~ln ~s:: :,1c!'~ =-~..:.= ~~f,O!St~SE~~ ::""~ °'s.°''::
quasi tor Sptclal Notice with the County C1et11 of 1008, Laa V-agaa. tN 19119 t ... H"4ei Rene Huac:uja. 2212 s rlor Court of Cl!llfomla, c:llld '-wt1on 11Gfll'I: .,_.. ... ..._.i(,.,.11, TEE SERVICES. INC • dutr .on notac:a ol dltlUA lllD 01 fOJm It available from the Orange County on •11-M Thia b ualnea• II con-Daly Pilots.pt. 30, Oct. 1, M la St., Santa Arla. cA County of o,.,.. ........ CGdt ...... ti a ....., er:: .... ~ Trut• undlf h '*'°" to-cw flt UllS·
Ct>wt c:1etk. ttlM3HISH ductad by: a COfPOfatlon 14 21 1198 m310 92fo7 THE PETITION r• .._to dD ....._. "'"* llwl!ll lit .... ~--y';:t~ dllcrt>td DMd ol Sl9MO _, 911 SIN pr00W1Y to ~ Pet nlonen ,.,....,. Dally Pilo( Sept. 23. 30, Have YCKI started ~ • • Thi• bu1lnau I• con-UHte -:~ •• t "OY ...... , It:. ............ ""''r'.~D ·..: "= ~IONl\oSE~\iT .. =L~ w1ll1y ~ otJli9lllOlll "'4 == • ~ JblrUhll '°*lllnCI
,C:••p•n r of Lone Have ycM, ltMOd doing ~ S*'S'' ... '·%~ eaw---. 100 CMc C.. ..,...._., forms wtllefl .. Wllll '91'1Cltr CIUltd sad nolCI Of CIAlll
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310.597-8413
31 ()..498-3093
Baker. 842-8533 -v Lux o on vu 4bd/3ba. Stepa to Bch 2BR.1---------PT Bookk...,.r ~=======~ spa, 3-car gar Pointe ••••••••• den, new kit, hrdwood REWARD Lost wallet Exp only. Must love -
$1950 W/O. 759•7028. ---------
Sp•cloua 2BR. 2BA
1 car garage. No pets.
S1375 monthly.
675-8211 /810.0959pgr
Home, gated. 1rg yrd Mlsrer, 11v-eOUS firs, w/d. Ocean view/ w/plctures, S.S. card.. cats I Apply Tu·Fr: --------..
S4250. Agt. 5og.2002 RENT~u;. deck. $650+ 1/2 utlls. Drivers license, credit 6904 W. PCH, N.B. Top DJ>ll•r P•ldt
A""'1 Avl 10/1. Biii 675-3265 cards and appt. book. __,,P...,,T,,..,...L-orl-...'a__,Kl,.-t-c-h-•-n-1 From 1800·1980.
Lost In the vicinity of Lunch Rout•• 1 pc to entire estate. U•llaUta " "wl•laallts
--..... '*-l'lltl•. ---------:.-...-::.::w...:::: COSTA MESA 1024 -C-O-ST_A_MES __ A_2_1_2_4 SANTA ANA 2180 -------GARAGES the Vons Parking Lot M d F Id E p I tin hi oH Bristol In Santa on •Y· r ay. arn a n gi, c na, .... .,M11,.•11na,...,. DUPTl:!Vt:!r 2704 FOR RENT
lleAal•Mscil I 111ea:· F•mlllf Home On Or••t D••lt 3br 1t>a, ~
$40-$50 per day glawara, fum, ate.
2740 Ana. on Aug 30th. · Please cau 557•5227. ___ 9_7_9_·2_8_3_7 ___ , 40Yr NB~· 673-6223
Tiiis .... ,., Wiii 1101 CUidesac. 3 + 2. FP. 2· 2 M••1•r BR 2.5 BA yard, Peta Oki $850.00 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~.,""'1ia· story. Low low downl Gar. yard. 51125 988-4495 CMD lrg 2br 2ba, 2:•P~8c:~xu'lio~a cg8;1•••••••••
---· Owner may carry w/no 355 Avocado C2. For ocean v frplc 2-<:ar PERSONALS .... • IUI nlm ~Is la qualifying 5209,000 . appt call 642-6972 u, • shelves, panel, carpet. ......_II Ille i.. 0.19Men gar• q u I e I are a. S<tOO/mo 780·8028 . n i...11y ...._.tut 111 Ownr/brkr 722-e155 APARTMENTS $1600.mo 631-8487
Ret•ll S•lea F/T. ========~ Looking for axpar.
enthu1last1c pareon Fax resume:64&-9815
TELEMARKl!Tl!RS
Work @ Home
E a r n S 5 O O ·S 7 O O •llltllat• Mwrtbc• la 11111 Live n••r B••ch ,_H_U_NTl __ N_G_T_O_N __ FOR RENT
as SOI ............. By Ownr 4br 2ba Hse BEACH 2140 ROOMS 2706 BUSINESS ._ _... 1 ... ,...._i.e.. Cnr R2 Lot Alley Acs 1•••••••••1;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!f!!!!!f!!!~~ ~
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,.. ••• 1 ... -414.1511. f« ---M .... O .... V-IN-0---Be•ch Breeze 3br CM Top quality room I••••••••• 1-;;;~;;]l_:weekly selling a long distance service over the __ehona .
Paid training. Call:
._,, ti 1i.a,oc ... ,.._. 4 bedroom with SSOk 1.5ba, yard, pets ok BALBOA quiet, n/pats/1mk.
SllHUOllCZl·J511. In remodel. By owner. 51050·00 per mo. PENJNSUIA 2607 By OCC. s37o+ulll1---------
HOUSES/
~ONDOS
FOR SALE
S 2 o 9 • 9 o 0 JO B o . Call: 888·9735 548·5058 BUSINESS
Agents ok. 432-7242. Beach Close 3br 2ba1 P•nr•mlc S.lf view NB bright/airy, clean OPPORTUNITY
garage, yard, $1150. 2bd/2ba New crpl/ quiet home, kit, w/d. 2904
MO BUE
HOMES 1100
Call: 988-4495 paint. Roottop deck, $450. Walk to beach. t-----------1
on Th• S•nd 180• garage. quiet neigh· 548-1903 PAY PHONE ROUTE MEMBERSHIPS View Ocean front borhood. $1650. ---------
1 ·800-842-1409
Cruise Shio Jobst
Earn 53001$900 wkly.
Year round positions. ·
Hiring both men/Women.
fret room and bc>Md. Will
l!ahlt• Sale ·•
($200,000 worthJ Moving 3 Mahoganf
cur1o cabinets & '1t
secretary desk, 17= qulalte ous, 13 Tl
lamps, Dalis, Shagat
Nalman's, 44 bronz" Including 8' NeptU~
Bronze dining table
(Coat $14 ,00! Mahogany SW:
table, Chlppanda
lovasaats & 8 c~ dining room table.
Victorian couches,
large carved mirrors •
consoles, Lallqua, :-cf
bronze Mongolia•
slave table, Mahogs canopy bed, 2 desk
3 French palnte Bombe cabinets, Tea
cabinets, sofa table•.
vases, Jade, Ctol•· sonne, 84 Ivory carw-
lngs Including 8' tu}_~
& 4 • swords, refrlg_..
tor, wide sere_..,
much more. 432·7908
Lrg roll-top deek
exer equip, vacuum,
camera, etc. Bait
offer. 780.0242 c4o~~J_~h
__ exi._. 'T_o_t4_,_c.J_s__. 1---------1WANTED
2BR furn. $1950/mo. Pam, Agt, 875-4830 VACATION 35 Local & Estab Sites 3018
(71 4) 538-8888 Studio Close 10 beach. Eam up to $1500 wkly liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Utll paid. Stove, rer. iiREiiiNTiiiiiAI.Siiiiiiiiiiiii2ii7ii2ii2 , ___ 1_-8_oo-6 __ 9&-4 __ 9so __ C • n t • r c I u b .. For S•I• or L•••• Nwpl Bch. 2bd/2ba
tENERAl 1002 Back Bay Senior Park NEWPORT $500/mo. 673-4602 or Vandlng•Local Rte• Memberahlp Par-
310-804-e882 NU Europe.n-Cmlet 20 great locauons• ~bo~sg.~~-2169•----.,..._----with view, close to Buy all or part• lfS:.C.nl'lfti'llllla.nDMI"' Upatalra Duplex 3BR, downtown Vall. 2bed/ •S00-818.-0908•
Bkr, 87s.45241 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml-~o~c~EA-N~B==R=E=E=z=E~s-BEACH Attention Agenta Potantlal to double 5 *Park. 2 b d /2 b
your Income! Expand-Indoor spa. Fr. door 2 VIII• Pt-Fabulous
Ing N.B. ottlce looking hrdwd llrs, nr beach, upstairs 1 BR, 1 BA,
for sell-motivated furn avail. $28,000. pool view, balcony.
2BA. Newly redaco-F fu I••••••••• rated. 1200sqtt. Yrly 2ba, .P. fully m. •---------
lse $1350 avail 10/15. Avall mid Dec.Jan. ,.DeDIT 2907 EMPLOYMENT . (818) 501-0087 $2,995/Wk 497·2150 \,,Al;
agen!s to do sales & 546-0748. 662·1677. $1200 780-0376
6 Credit Probleme?1---------1oans. <8001914.552 --------2bd/1b• s18so COSTA MESA 2 6 2 4 RENTALS TO Avoid credit scams. EMPLOYMENT R~~:~'lTE CEMETERY LOT/ 3bd/~,~~ i'~~ront SHARE 2724 ~r:~~~r F~oeur de~;,~ 5530
Government fora· CRYPT 1225 Best loc, bch $6500 $517mo Low Income iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii write: 1747 Santa Analiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
closed and repos-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Grundy Rllr 675-6161 fum studio•. ulll1 Incl. B•l lale S.Ba~ront Ave. Apt 139, Costa Clerlo•I
s11·qesusldeadtedhotmh'1essmboen1tnhgl PACIFIC VIEW Vlew•-D-e-lu_x_•_B ___ •_Y_F_r_o_n_t _ Cleadn . ~okldern, sev· ,sumnsethomvlewa• p' eXftraladlrg Mesa. CA 92627 Insurance brokerage
i S I S I Super Vu Or Newport cure ~~ ng. poo u · r Y· In bu1lnen over 70 For lists In your area s le. unr se ect on, kl .aA2 "226 $1295/mo 673-3059
1011 free 7 days I Lot 207 Grave D. Must Harbor, 2 lrg bd, 2 ba, spa. c e..,... ""' · I••••••••• yre. N.B. area Com·
APPLIANCES 6011 TO BUY liiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiii
601.i
New 20" Elect 11ova.
4 burners, brollar/
oven. $125. 723-9821
W••h•rJDryer
Top Doll.,• P•ld
For Record s. Jau.. Sountracka, e(c.
Call Mika 645-7505.
Admiral set under PETS ._ warranty til( Match 97. u:: ~ _!::
Xtra lg Capacity. ANIMALS 6otll $575.obo 842-8533 11 or 963-3483 Poodl•• <::>Standard•
Washer/Dryer Royal Standard. ~«
Admiral Ht under Shots m/f, blk & brra:;
warranty tlll March 97. 1400 • s 1000/Hchiti
Xtra lg Capacity. 1/2 price pet only r9£
$575.obo 642-8533 AKC Champ 47&-1J;ilj or 983-3483 -l(S00)262•8300x.1199 sell.,Sac $1200. Laura upper w/LR, Din, lam 1 bdrm Moblle COM Walk to Fashion 11uNOUNCEMENTS puter literate. Excel
.BUYERS BROKER 310·543-0401 Lv msg rm, fp, 2-car gar. H 0 m.. au 1 et Island. Share duplex. nn MlcroSoft Word, Cust PIANOS ar· -
gated entry. S2200mo. secure no pets.· $390/mo. Utls lncld.I••••••••• aerv, correspondence, FURNITURE 6014 ~
-Tremendous Savings----------•873-3883• 1991 Newport blvd Sherry 675-8634•---------mes, some arrands,:----------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim ORGANS 6vn; ~l~~:;~y\°~~-~o7~t WREALANTEESDTATE 1625 EXECUTIVE CONDO 846"8373 CM Prlv•t• RM In LOST & ~~·:.:;2S:':1~e~~:e EMPLOYMENT 3 po w•ll unit liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillii
Bluffs Best View. A/C, E'ald• 2bd •Pt nice quiet hse. Share FOUND 2925 •Exp. Buaperson SERVICES 5533 Ooaldk tadb.lask&. CHhalg,,.h, P cl•lf•r Pl•no Pianola 1 story. huge master Fp, 2 encl gar, tnhma bath, kit etc. Prefer 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ontempol Splnnet.. suite+ den. Highly up· style. Yard. $985/mo. male. $300. 545-8209 i• Evee only. Contact dra11er, rocker, old S500. 7S.-S494 Real E1tate
For S•le? All Notea In Default
W•nted from S600K· S5Mlll by Principle.
310.874-9978
graded. Dream kltch. Avall Nov. 645-5862. Found In CD M Daniel: 310-596-2167 -•-••• Brase ~. Patio aet,1 ________ ~
$1675 780-8582 ---------NB 1br w/ba avall. Backpack w/personal Between 11·8, T·TH Please be aware that Mahogany and tables. SPORTING ••••• Weekend Newport •crosa Overlooking park & balonga. Call to Kennel worker for cat the listings In this cat-2 lrg mirrors. 631-3105
6065 Huge Nwpt'N Twnhs atreet small bachelor pB.,ayk.lnFem pref'd. W/D, Identify. 845-8148 only •helter. FT/PT No egory may require you Antique Desk $200. GOODS 2 Mstr Suites+ Lon. unit. Utll Incl. No g 850-4'812 t n 900 b Nu Carpet-Mlntl 2·Car J $525/ . FOUND SM CALICO exp nee Apply Tu-Fr: o ca a num er King slu bad $200.l~iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiml
G P II P I Ale gar peta. mo. NB 1hara 34. OOsf home. near Mas•'Elden on 6904 W. PCH N.B. In which there Is a + ..-aadboard S100. '85 Snobrd Div 23.
Open Houses? ••••• The Dally Pilot Real
Estate Tab which Is
published each Sat-
urday Is an effective
and Inexpensive way
to showcase that
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR BENT
ar, a o, oo, • 1665 Irvine Ava #A ., charge per minute $1395/mo 725-9270 72o-M22•xt 203 Many tuture_a, $675/ 9/16. White flea collar. M••-ve Thentplat · Dinette Set w/6 Chairs Pater llna , 147cm:-
Oarrall mo. 722-6317 First, (Stacy call backl) M·W·F, 3·7pm. Health S250. 875-9324 $275. 873-5283 _•':.
Lido Luxurious last+Si25deposlt. 842·1813 CaraOfflca.CaUMon DOMESTICS 5540D•wbed like new. -' Waterfront Oondo. Lrg . Newport Heights 1 3 O 2 3 O 0 N LY Whl I I 2 2br 3ba, den. security. 2bd/2ba. Inside lndry. ROOM AT BEACH : • : ' ta. nc mat· TICKETS 607'5 Boat sllp avall. Dining room. $900. Full hoUH prlv. W/O. • HOUSl!·SITTINQ treuea, comlortar, sun deck. $575 + utll. aha ma, ruffle. $250.
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5 Prince Vallent'1 eon •
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8 ~settlet'
9 ~In liquid
10 Hard cheese
11 -•vis
12 Ctumsy boats
13 ChlcMn feed
18 TVs Winfrey
22 Sco4llltt cap 25 Plllce
28Berteat
28 ACfO Foxx
30 Cullefish
32~
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35 Coarse file 56 Slop •
36 Lile a C811aln 57 Medical tool
duckling 58 Qiemlcal
37 Kite p8ft compoond
39 Btadlan 59 Edble roots
dance 60 Prayer
42 c.mera·. eye enclng
43 Aft 81 About 2.2
48 Item to put ~
under a glass 63 RntatHant 48 GIY'8 It a -: try 88 Up lo now 50 Mllp6e syrup 68 Heed
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MOHDAY, OCTmBt 7, 1996 •
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N9W ti,._, battetY/ crow.. CC. Elle oond. •aa.o. 790-el14 "79. ?*1460 •hodc•, ...... s1.150. 14100. ••• .. ••• ..
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9140 .._. ....,..... OllSICI 1250
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What ia 1'0W' opeaina bid? l18K. 647·9488 A • Deepite the bu 1We honor trlcb. )IOQ ...... Oat.....__
aUnilrlum openinr bid. The ~ at your riaht hu relie¥ed you or the
need to God • rebid. Pue to tell
putner you have a minimum and
A • AJtbouib JOU haw 16 hich· card painta, 1f11U haft two .Wt.
u~ '"*"'ore. we would eedaew an openinc bid or one no
trump in favor ol one club. A more
Nrioua pnJblem miabt ari8e after
partneia reeponee, "hut that.'•
another 1tory.
Q. I • Neither vulnerable, u
South you hold:
•878 OK8 ' 0 . .18641 •Qt&
Partner opena the bidd.inc with one
no trump. WhaL action dO you take?
A • With a balanced hand and 6
pointa, t.bere ia DO ..won why you
ahould wanL to act over one no
trump-peaa. Had ,our five-card
auit been a imQor, ~ nt
ault, or tnmaferrinc into it if thoee
are your method.a.
Q. 3 • Eaat-Weet vulnerable, u
South you hold: ••Ha o.re OKQl71 •QI
Your r!4ht-hand opponent opena
the biddine with one dub. What
adioo do you take?
.\ • A one-diamond overcall by you
aervee no uaeful purpoee. It neither
•teala any or the opponents' biddinc
apace « offin mueh hope of a aac:ri·
fice. There would be aome point to
ent.erinc the audion if the auit were
• IDl\iOr, eapeeially 8J*lea, but with tbia holdinc, pus.
DO rea80D to ed.
Q. a . Aa South, vulnerable, you
hold: •J7 OAK71 OA.JI •KQJ&
The bidclinc baa proceeded:
80Ul1I WEST NOR11t
•• ..... 1•
' What do you bid now?
A • You have a balanced hand
with 19 pointa and atoppera in both
unbid auita. A jump tA> two no
tl'Ump deacnbea tbia hand tA> a tee.
OAK71 OAJ8 •KQJ&
The biddina' baa oroceeded:
80tml WF.81 NOR111
•• Pua 10
T
What do you bid now?
A • You cannot leap to two no
trump with one ault unatopped, and
a jump allifl ia out of' the question
when you have no auit longer than
four carda. All you can do is bid one
heart and wait to lee what partner
doee out. Should North pua, iL ia
unlikely the eombi.Ded aaeeta will
stretch to pme.
TRADE
through classified
M2·5e78
terlor, M ,000 mllff. 32.800 m"9e~~•d1d. '8 • P • • t I•• 13,000 °' bat on.r. ........, . CNefton Only &121<.
714 574-4267 A 10+1 All ortglNI. A
CLASSIP1D On th• move? , .. , b .. UI)'. Orig 11 '• th• eaay-to-own•r for 40~r•.
acceH, Information-Sell your extra 'M •t 2 P•• Dll • packed marketplaca S3800. 94• .. 1•
vtatted ~ • .uc-household •73 ....... ., Citroen
ceufulty -by all kinds Items 37k. atl orig. $14.500
of consumers. itl Classified OBO ff3..s:t85
·--------------------------D YES,SEll MY CAR
Q. 4 • Eut-Weat. vulnerable, u South you hold:
Learn to be a better bridse
player! Subecribe now to the
Goren Bltd19 Letter by eaWns
(800) 788-UH for lnfonutlon.
Or write to: Goren Brldse Letter, P.O. Bos 4410, Chlcqo,
DL80880.
Run your ad in
Name
•AIU 01018 OAQI 48531
The bidding baa proceeded;
DODGE 9065 BONDA 9085 MERCEDES 9130
'90 Grand Carawen '93 Aocorcl •• Fully •es Coupe 300 LE v.e, automtc, A/C, Loaded! Xlnt condt Blacl( wtth red Interior.
full pwr, tinted, atereo $15,500. Call Rhonda Make offer. Call Biil,
$6000 47e.a100 at 4974131 8S:Mt737
City
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BMW 9030 CADILI.AC 9040 CADILIAC 9040 '93 Clvlo ex 100,000 '87 420 SEL Loaded! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii~iiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PORD 9075 ml warr. taxH pd In Beautiful Carl Caber·
the Newport Beach
Costa Mesa Daily
PHotand the
Huntington Beach
Fountain Valley
Independent to
reach over 100 ,000
homes. Fax us this
form with your credit
card # or mail it in
with a check todayl
Run for a weekl If
your car does not
5ell we'll run· it
330. W. llay S..., COlllll Melo, CA 92627
171'J6'2-567S ~ fAX 171'1631-659' fPr'-l'brty o..lyJ
1• Aug. nu UrH, 50k ml net/Camel. 145k mis
"90 735UMk Mllea '82 Fltwd 'Brehm •REDUCED• Orig owner, $8500. $13,950. 642°3853
"Glacier blue. tan lthr, Loaded! Like new '90 Fl .. twood •as T.alRD •LAN 248-0004 '94 1!420 Loaded, Xlnt
... AT, A/C, snrf, CO, leather Int 83,000 ml. 42 k orig mllea Full· power, air, Cond. Wht w/gry Int. 1
phone. BBS whla, tint. 12950· 7eo.9394 $12,500 Leather Int, $2500/obo. 723-1504 Jeep 9ll0 43K ml. $38,500. Tom: s 19,500 OBO. Mint '88 Cadllleo S•vlll• phone, BoM aound, ~ 844-9CMSO x147
' condltlonl 496·8838 White, loaded. $3500, V o g 9u !,,.2 •7t ~r • • I HONDA 9085 CLASSIFIED
BUICK 9035
••
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C9YSLER 9050
'87 Honda Ctvto
2-dr hatchbac k ,
4·apd, new tlr•S/
DiUH. AM/FM iJereo.
$2500. 840-2294
8cyl. On• owner. Low can count on to ••II a
mllH, 5.apd. Hardi myriad of merchan-
aoft top. ___ P_loneer dlH lte~. b.causa -Our-columns "t:OfnDlll!i stereo. Tow pkg. Alarm. $8900/obo quaJtned buyer• to '89 Le8aron Cemr
Red w/Blk top, NC,
Am/Fm, Loaded! 36K
640-1029 or 840.5032 calll Buy It Seit It. Find It. M2·HT8 Claaatfted.
m11 ... ssooo. 630-1941 •--------
1or another week
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