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Home My WebLink About1996-10-08 - Orange Coast Pilotr- • SPORTS Senior tennis drcuit opens doors for Jiinan SeMng the Newport~ c.ommunlty since 1907 GYM NEEDED City sport,s teams looking for new lwme Fire officials offer aid for sports iµjuries • Newport fire chief says hiring ambulance service, would be waste because his department could respond faster. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA As pae ing an ambulance service to stake out football games at Davidson Field, Newport Beach fire officials say there may be a better alternative. Instead of paying an estimat- City curbs 'Bark Park, Jr.' proposal •Costa Mesa officials say expansion of the dog park wouldn't be worthwhile, disappointing volunteers who raised money for the venture. By Marissa ~ino, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -To the dis- appointment of local dog owners, the city has decided not to pursue "Bark Park, Jr." -an expansion of the popular dog part. After an initial unanimous vote ID favor of the expanding, tbe city's Parks. Recreation Facilities and Parkway Committee recently decided it wouldn't be such a great idea. Peggy Toledano, a volunteer for the dog park, said she attend- ed the last committee meeting on Sept. 25 ready to discuss the site and use of the extra two acres of T-eWin.kle Park she thought would be designated for Bark Park. •We had worked hundreds of hours, interviewing people on • SEE BARK PAGE 4 eel $9,000 per year for ambulance service without paramedic staff at varsity games, school person- nel could work with fire officials to learn bow to access emer- gency c~e more rapidly, said Fire Chief. Tun Riley. •ttow often (serious accidents happen) is really quite seldom,• Riley said. •Why not then allow the existing emergency system to Field is well served by both Newport Beach and Costa Mesa parame<li;cs." Stand-by ambulance service at football games became an issue two weeks ago when Coro- nado High School football quar- terback Adrian Taufaasau, 17, was knocked unconscious during a game against Costa Mesa High School and subsequently died. An ambulance was not on hand at the game, prompting some community members and school board trustees to question why not •1 wasn't aware that we're not doing that," said board member I school officials to look into the feasibility of contracting with an ambulance service. •Now that I am, I think we need to take a look at providing it.• One of the fire captains has even offered to take his crew up to Davidson Field when he's on duty and respond to calls from the stadium instead of the station. U another call came through, the paramedics would leave the field to attend the call and return later. School officials say staffed with two emer- gency medical techni- cians would cost about 1)1 J"JJI>'\. .. IS HELP ON THIE WAY? Should school officials spend additional money to have ambu-1 lances available at football ~1 Or is the response bi local fire departments enough? f>tease leave Y«!r comments on $150 per game. But EMT's do not have as much training as para- medics and have to wait them- selves for trained paramedics during serious accidents like Taufaasau's. Riley said one Newport Beach fire station is located less than a \ \I \ / I '\.; < , I{ \ < l· MAAC MARllN I O..U..Y Pl.OT Haley Merrlfteld races Nicholas Self out of the hay bail maze at the Pumpkin Patch on West 18th Street and Newport Boule- vard Monday. Haley made tt out flrsl mile from Davidson Field and can respo~d to an emergency call there within five minutes -as was the case dunng the Corond- do-Costa Mesa game. In addibon, R.lley said tt would be ha.rd to staff ambulances only at football games when other athletic events are just as dan- gerous. . activities prone to lilJunes that happen all the ume, H he said. "When do you draw that line~" School officials said they are preparing a report for school I board members about their alter- natives. Parents still wary of class shuftle • Trustees are expected to decide on whether or not to eliminate kindergarten classes at three local schools to save money. By Julie Ross Cannon. Daily Prior NEWPORT-MESA -Six days ago they were ecstabc Today, however. kindergarten parents are anticipating another battle with the school board over a pro- posal to eliminate some Jander- garten classes. Some parents say the} fed.I behind-the-scenes lobbying from school administrators mar cause board members to change theu minds and move forward wt th the plan. Last week a ma1onty ol school trustees said they wanted to shelve the proposal, but they dld not lake a formal vote Supenntendent Mac Bernd, however, is ins1stmg the board raWy its decision at tomght's school boa.rd meetmg, a maneu- • SEE SHUFFLE PAGE 4 Casey Evans WW put of1 run- -mnvtor Costa Mesa City Coun- dl and con- centrate on school and It's official: No jail time for Rubino work for occ stu- dent and waitress up she will be back ln the race, though. derlbe ftn1ahes school DON LEACH I OAllV PllOT Candidate pulls out of council race • Costa Mesa college student and waitress Casey Evans says her full school schedule conflicts with candidacy duties. By Christopher Goffri ~PIX COSTA MESA -C~ Bvans, the 21·year-Okl Student and waitn• at Coc:o'I Reltau- , rant, aDDOunced MondAy lbe lntendi to wttbdraw her candi-~ {Of tbe CoM Me.. ptty Coundl. •ScboOl'I my main pnad.ty, • NJd Ivana, wbo's ~ a bac:belor'1 d~ In Bng'lldl from Orange Coast College. Bvana said the schedule for candidate forums conflicted with ber fU1l load of dasiel, wbid\ abi8 catmot drop. Evans alto wOrb fUlltime at a Coco's In Senta Ana. Dudng bs amdklacy, Evans called rat •lncnMlled communi- ty bwot•mlilht -etpedaDy With tbe yOudl Dd ...... dtilelil .• But at a candidate foruin lpOMONd t;y the Costa Mela Republican Assembly last month, she seemed short on sped.fies when a1ked about ID.ljor llsues fadr.lg the pty. She said she was running tor politi- cal experience. •ru be back after I get my degree,• Mid Bvam, ~ a politk61 comebeck. •rm pret- ty Wmmed about it, ....ny, but I b&ve to loot et my~• On • Deily PUot cuddltel' quettion.Mft, tbe 1992 ~u- ·~ ol Bl 1blo H6gb Sc:bOol IMd •i111ng atme. and ·dnlppAI· propedy ..._ •• by __ Ill C.O...Mme. •The Newport Beach resident hopes to spend his 100 hours of community service time as a local school volunteer. By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot SANTA ANA -For Ronald S. Rubino, the former county bud- get director accused of mishan- dling $93 million from the coun- ty-controlled investment pool, the specter of imprisonment van- ished abruptly Monday. The Newport Beach resident, who won only partial vindication when his fraud trial ended in a hung jwy Sepl 13, struck a plea bargain with prosecutors to avoid jail time and another trial. -Under an agreement that is widely perceived as a face-sav- ing move for county District Attorney Michael Capizzi, Rubi- no pleaded no contest to a misde- County Superior Court Judge J. Stephen Czuleqer dismissed the two felony counts against him. Rubino was sentenced to 100 hours of community service and two years of unsupervised proba- tion. Rubino can also ask the court to drop the charge a year from now. to clear his record "I couldn't get the d.isnussal today that I think I deserve, bat I'll get at a year from now," Rubi- no said Monday Rubino, wbo has inslSled on. bJ.s innocence throughout the tn- aJ, was accused of helping former treasurer Robert Citron skim $93 million from the county-con- Ued 1llvestment pool. Rubino won widespread sup- port in the community, and many insisted he was being made a scapegoat m the county bank- ruptcy. Several of the rune Jurors who voted to acquit him came out • SEE RUBINO PAGE 4 r--~-~~---~~-----~------~--~--~----~--~----------------, . I I \ II I \ 2 I • • 'NESOAY. OCTOIER 8.; 1996 :a KAY BUSSELL She trea~ them 8ll -from b~ to bniises SHE ts The SO-something head nurse of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District, oversee- ing everything from head lice checks to student immuniza- tions. "It's like riding ocean waves,• said the Corona del Mar resident. "We have differ- ent programs going all year long." Bussell came to Newport- Mesa eight years ago from Sacramento and organizes the schedules of the district's six registered nurses and 12 nurses' aides. Each nurse is assi ed five schools, Bussell said, which they visit weekly. WHAr S IN YOUR EAR? After more than 20 years in nursing, Bussell said she was caught off guard last year when an elementary-age student showed up in the nurse's office complaming of ear pain. HI got out my otoscope and checked bis ear,• Bussell Aid. There, at the other end of the lens was a black oockrOach. •1t was staring back at me,• she said. "Apparently it had crawled in bis ear, probably while be was sleeping.• CARERJL ON lltE PtAYGROUND The .most common school injwy? •Jammed fingers,• Bussell said. ·we get more injuries from the monkey bars and teth- erball than from anything else." California school districts used to employ a muse for every school, Bussell said, but years ago. Though the nurses only visit the schools once a week, nurs- es' aides are usually on site and office workers are trained for emergencies. Office workers also make sure every child receives their daily medication, when required. •There are more and more students every year on medica- Uon," Bussell said. pointing to the ID.creased use of Ritalin to treat Attention Deficit Disor- ders. Bussell said she became involved in school nursing because she loves working with children.• And I love working school hours.• Before her children entered schooL Bussell worked as a hos- pital pediatric nurse. PAGE ME Bussell said a daily road- block in her job is the constant UI14vailability of parents. "We have to dial 911 to call because we can't locate a par- ent or a family mend to take a child to the doctor,• she said. •Parents need to give us as many phone numbers as they can for when their children are sick,• she said. "And they may want to consider the idea of wearing a pager." -Story by Julle Ross cannon. photo by Marc Mal1ln Irvine Co. agrees to restore Fairview habitat • Landowner offers to refurbish unique vernal pool to offset damage done to similar site at UCI. By Christopher Goff ard. Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The county's only vernal pool, an ·ecologically sensitive niche that breeds birds and unique species of amphlb- ians, will be restored thanks lo the Irvine Co. in a deal OK' d by the City Council Monday night. The landowner, hoping to make up for the loss of its vernal pool habitat at UCI, will pay a one-time fee of $27 ,500 to testore the pool, which spans nearly an acre of Fairview Park. The Fairview Park habitat is one of three natural pool areas in the state. It was damaged years ago when the city dumped truck loads of dirt into the marsh area. The council also approved a proposal to combine the heli- copter operations of the Costa Mesa. and Newport Beach police dep41'1ments. In the wake of a regional helicopter program's breakup, the two departments will continue to share helicopter services and costs. Also approved by unanimous vote were a plan to survey ·the city's annual traffic volume, a pro- posal to continue the city's ser- vices for the Orange County Humane Society, and plans for minor repair work across the city. The council also continued its discussion of how to improve the around town TODAY COLLEGE DEMOCRATS State Senator Diane Watson (D-Los Angeles) and the College Democrats of Orange Coast Col- lege present a free political rally to protest the MCalifomia 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. PROPOSmON 209 The South Coast Busmess and Professional Women will hear an "Overview of Proposition 209: Ave. For more information, call 717-3801. CRIBBAGE The Newport Beach Cribbage Qub meets at 6:45 p.m. at the Oasis Senior Center at Fifth Street and Marguerite Avenue in Coro- na del Mar. For more information, call 631-3371. WEDNESDAY WELLNESS OJNIC The Newport-Costa Mesa- 1.rvine Family YMCA offers a free class on the "Benefits of Mas- sage/Sports Therapy" from 7:15 to 8:15 p .m. at the YMCA, 2300 Uni- versity Drive, Newport Beach. For more information, call 642-9990. luncheon, discussing a unique and entertaining slant on the November elections and politics in general at 11:30 a.m. at the Center Oub, 650 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Cost is $30 for members and $40 for guests. To RSVP, call 644-4576. THE ZONE A free local support group meets at 1 p.m. to discuss "The Zone," the exciting nutrition plan developed by best selling author Barry Sears, at the Barnes and Noble Bookstore in Triangle Square in Costa Mesa. For more information, call 673-3588. MEN'S BREAKFAST city's alleys. Noting they have generated the greatest number of com- plaints from the community, council member Gary Monahan proposed alleys on 20th Street, Esther Street, and Westminster Street receive first priority in an engineering study. "It never feels comfortable to me for the squealcy wheels to get the grease,• said council member Mary Hornbuckle, though she voted with the rest of the council in approving the proposal. a seminar on "New Federal Rules Favortngl.imited Ptiblic Offerings Up to $5M Reaching Out to Unknown Investors and Testing the Waters" at 1 p.m. at 2424 Bris- tol Sl, Suite 300, Newport Beach. To RSVP, call 852-1600. THURSDAY Campaign fund-angle Square. Sponsored by the Costa Mesa Chamber of Com-raising events merce, Continental Cable, Daily Bdim Therlot, a randidate Pilot, Newport Mesa Board of for the Newport-Mesa Unified Realtors. Call the chamber at school board, is sponsoring an 574-8780. essay contest for district stu-•Oct 15 -6 p.m. at the West dents. Side Police Substation, 561 W. The essay theme is •As a 16th St Sponsored by the Latino Newport-Mesa Unified School Leadership Council Call 660- District trustee, how can Brlan 9121. lberiot make your educational • Od. 16 -7 p.m. at Paularlno experience the best that it can Elementary School, 1060 be?• The winner, selected by Paularino. Hosted by Mesa the Friends of Brian Theriot North Homeowners Association. School Board Election Commit-The following are upcoming tee, will receive a $500 U.S. Sav-forums in Newport Beach: ings Bond , • Today -7 p..m. at the Hard Entrants must be cummt stu-Rock Cafe, Fashion Island dents within the Newport-Mesa Sponsored by the Swfrider school district The 500-words-Foundation. or-less entries should be Dl4iJed • Wednesday -5:30 p.m. at to Friends of Brian Theriot._ 2005 Newport Beach Qty Hall Q>un- Paloma Drive, Costa Mesa, CA cil cham~, 3300 Newport 92627 by Nov. 2. Blvd. Sponsored by the Newport 0 Mesa Board of Realtors; forum will b:e videotaped for cable tele- A •Neighborhood Yard Sale vision. and Pancake Breakfast• will be • Oct. 15-7:30 a.m. at Balboa held Saturday morning.to bene-Bay Cub, 1221 W. Coast High- fit 1Jbby Cowu., a Costa Mesa way. Sponsored by the Newport planning commissioner who is Sunrise Rotary Qub. running for Qty CoUncil. Cow--11:30 a.m . at the Five an will speak at the event. Crowns Restaurant, 3801 E. FOOD AND WINE The yard sale and breakfast -Coast Highway. Sponsored by Crystal Court presents the 12th which runs 7:30 to 10 a..m.-will the Corona del Mar Chamber of annual Food Fair and Wme Tast-be held at 2013 Republic Ave. in Commerce. School board candi- ing gala from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. to the Freedom Homes tract. For dates Dana Black and Brian benefit the Food Distribution more infonnation, call 548--6462. Theriot also wW attend Center, Orange County's private •Oct. 16-7 p.m. in the New- non-profit food bank. An admis-0 port Bea.ch Central Library com- sion price of $35 per person cov-• A · Rally For Sally,. ~ cam-munity room, 1000 Avocado ers an evening of eating, drinking paign event foe Demoaatic 45th Ave. Sponsored by the Corona and entertainment. Crystal Court CoogressioDAl Dlstrict cand.idAte del Mar Residents Association. is located at Bear Street and Sun-Sally Maaeder, will begin • Od. 17 -1 p.m. at the Califonua Civil Rights Initiative" during their 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. Por more information, call 472-4666. INFORMALLY YOURS Center 500, a prominent sup- port group of the Orange County Performing Arts Center, presents •Informally Yours" from 5:30 to 6:30 p .m. in Founders Hall at The Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Informally Yours pre- sentations are designed to give The Men's Pellowshlp Break- fast will have its weekly fellow- ship discussing "Concentrate on Winning God's Approval" from 1 to 8 a.m . in Dierenlield Hall at 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The cost is $2.50. For more information, call 574-2239. flower Avenue in Costa Mesa. For toda at 11:30 a.m.. Tuelday at Americ.an Legion Hall, 215 15th _!11om.infoDD.ati~rlllJL11.1::.1.34.3~-f--1b;:&iiibc;:1~::a;ab;==-ti~'ii:-~:---si~~~~lhe--Neiwport--f~I -Coast Highway. Sen: ~ Mooring Association. RNANCE TALK audience meni " INSIDE EDGE The Inside Edge presents Luda Capacchione, author of the rec ' " · Courtlandt Financial otters a free workshop on how to reduce risk exposure on your mutual funds, annuities a.nd stocks from 1 to 2 p.m. or 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Unive rsity Athletic Ouo, I10T Quail St., Newport Beach. For more information, call 251-0270. NOON PROGRAM The Newport Beach Central Llbrary offers "Edna St. Vincent Millay, Her Ute and Poetry," a free noon program in the Friends Meeting Room at 1000 Avocado scenes• insights into the perform- ing arts experience. Reservations are required and a donation of $10 for members and $20 for prospec- tive members will be requested. For more infonnation, call 556- 2122. Thlent to Work; Identifying, Culti- vating and Marketing Your Nat- ural Thlents, • at the breakfast forum from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scott's Restaurant, 3300 Bristol Sl, Costa Mesa. The cost is $35. For reservations, call 460-4242. VOL 90, NO. ll1 THOMAS M. JOKlttON. P\lblistw WIWAM LOIDai. £dhor STIVIW•I ~Editor -WU.. ~~ '"'°'° lclllOr • ......... Ow.t ANncW Ofb' NIJlt•ttlW. OlllilW .-..,..IQ~ ...... °" llfoe :••• -•&tsH' ~of Op«.11tiot'¥ ........ ,,.. ,._ GrDUp Laedw ....-.-. ,__...,L...- -.0,~end ~°'°"' ...... WOMEN LEADERSHIP FREE SEMINAR Women in Leadership offers a Cwnmins & White, ll.P, offers 8EADEJtS HOIUNE 642-6086 Record your comments M>out the Dally Pilot Of news tips. ADQM$S Our addra Is 330 W. Bay St .. Coste~ c.ltt. 92627. • .. ·' .... 1.•,. .. Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa MesA. CA 92626. CoWtght: No news stories. lllustr~ edlto- rial matt., Of~ herein c.an be reproduced with- out wrftttn permbNon of~ right owner. HOW JO llEAOt us Omlllldon The Times On1nge County (I00)2S2.ft41 ,.., ..... a.ifled 642-5671 OilPtY 642-4321 ......., HtlWI 540-t 2lA ~MZ-OJO News. .. ,_ 64M1?0 5-Mlll: ~.net M.lrtOMlie ~ °'"°' 642"'412t ..... ,..,,_,_ Ta98tATUMS ~hadl Balboa 69'61 Costa Mesa 75162 Corona del Mar 6&'61 WflOMCAST LOCATION SIZE Wltdge ).5 s Newport l ·S' lladdes J.51 9'Mw)etfy ).5 s CdM ).5. ...... :end .... Ing~"'°"'" becon.~to ~CMo;ts ..,. ....... two =--·two foot •mMhm WEUNESS QJNIC Boxer is scheduled to speak. • Od. 22 -7 p.m at Newport The Newport-Costa Mesa-Call 37,-3532. Beadi aty Hall council cham- lrvine Family YMCA offers a free beR, 3300 Newport Blvd. Spon· class on ·Medication Mix-up• Learn about your aored by the Central Newport from 1 to 2 p.m. at the YMCA. · · and Peninsula Point associa- 2300 Universi.tr. Drive, Newport council candidates · tiom. · COSMETIC SURGERY Qty Council candidate fOIUJDI Jn c.o.ta Mesa! Beach City Hall council cbam- ben, 3300 Newport Blvd. Spon- "An Evening of Beauty," a free seminar discussing the latest innovations in ooanetic surgery, will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, '500 MacArthur Blvd., NeWport Beach. Prtngistration is reqWked. linformation: (800) 763-9968. • 1bdlly -7 :30 a.m. at the Costa Mela Coutltry Oub1 1701 GoJt Coune Drive. Spcmored by Mesa Pride and the Coelitioo for Responsible Gavwnmmlt. CaJJ Arlene $dWer at 5'6-1-'29. • ~ -1 p.m. at 'Di- aored by West Newport Associa- tion. ~ southwest • .4Wti It's • te"lflc time msTAlmSA ofmom~low to surf local beach-• 2100 Wodl etf ......_ ..... .-d: A desk lamp end...._ clouds --fog ff. esp9Clally those will prec.de mostfy that fece JOUth. phone wotttt S2JO were stolen from a businea during °'*' tQ.in. sunnv•• ll\e south swell • n• lllodr•ef "• I alla ,,_..._A S50 cettu&. phone wa TIDIS coming In 11 peak· s10len ffom a cs. "*9 was no stgn of~ entry. l'ODAY Ing today. And It • IOO Wedi_,.,_ 1M -.e: Tool$ end a>mpuW equip- Rntlow should deliver ment v~ at UGO ww.. stolen from a mnge unit. Thi Plld- t:l4a.m. o.a nearly 5-foot Hts tock WIS a•1gedly cut off. FlntNgh that will probebly ............ incAw-Astweoenda~. 7:57a.m. -4.6 .be good for 50tne ~. wlut of SJ01 .... .,..,.. from. cs. The drMn s.cond low nk• owthead ctoOt-...... ~ foUnd dlrMgld. t:SO p.m. 1.6 waves.The~ • ... ~ ............. $!0,000wor1h of eelhMt second high c.ondltfom Id ~ C::..-..._......_..,,fftlma:room 7:4Jp.m. u last thtoughoUt tM lnllde. ,,.~ ehO• ............. from roof. ...... ,. Wffk. wtth the . ~-,...,llMJI 2:0Za.m. 0.7 dominant sOuth . •a..._. el .aui:_ DitRI A $2.000 compuw we& Flilthifat'I . swell oettlne some help from w.st end ..,..ffomMwliadDICI . 1:11•.m. .. , • -1119* ef ... Ai I II lo\a--of flWtlry Ml Second loW northw.st swells. Mleriflioftt1" If ......... .__.,..,._ 2;21 p.m. 1:l So not only wm th• • ,_ .._.. ., ... .._. SttJOOWOfth of CIOl"fidlr SeClond hWt lncoinl~ ...,,., be ;a:"**"tain. bullnm.1'-dlMbdt-1:1' pin. 4.1 n~~.but . ...... .... loolr for the "'* .... .-., • IUJIWOi1hof-= --to...._rather ~u dll&.aittind,_.., ........ hm•• 1'f ... -~ no tlgn of far'Clld ~ nJESOAY, OCTOIER-8, 1996 • . . _, • - -~ -. . ~ . , . -I Risking his neck for Bud Browne BRIAN POBUOA I DAILY PILOT Newport Firefighter Jack Burns helps 4-year-old Frankie Barton of Corona del Mar put out a makeshift fl.re Sunday afternoon at the Newport Beach fire, police and marine open house. SWAT teams and fire demonstrattons were displayed to help educate the public dur- ing the first day of fire preventton week. I dJdn't recognize Bod Browne's picture in the Pilot the other day. Big deal. I doubt he would recognize a picture of me, either. We're both in our 80s and haven't seen each other for 30 or 40 years. People in their 80s don't look much like they did in their 30s or -40s. Nature isn't very nice to older people. The so- called Golden Years leave much to be desired. Bud and I went to USC at the same time but didn't travel in the same circles. Bud was a star on the swimming team. I was not on that team. Hell, in high school it took me three years to earn a letter on th"e Class C swimming team. I first met Bud during the late 50s or early 60s. He was already a surf photographer of note. I used to go to his early surfing movies at the old New- port Theatre located near.!he.. present Crab Cooker restau- rant. I went because be fea- tu.red a picture of my daughter Nancy bodysurfing across the face of a big wave at the Wedge. She was wearing a red tank suit, and with the back- ground of that big green wave, it was quite a shot. City-run teams need new home As far as I know, Bud was either the first or among the first surfing photographers to get into the water and take close-up pictures of surfers, body or board. Th~n. as now, most surfing pictures were tak- en from the beach . Not Bud. He got right into the water car- rying his camera. That led to a memorable, for me, incident. • The school district is taking back the Lincoln School site, leaving the city with one less gymnasium. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT 'BEACH -City- run sports leagues' days in the Lincoln School gym are num- bered -and city officials are looking for a new site for the popular activities. The Newport-Mesa Unified School District will make class- room space of the current site for city-run gymnastics classes, volleybaU leagues and basket- ball leagues. The district hopes to complete the conversion by next fall to ease overcrowding. And the City Council last month declined to bid on the 16th Street building now hous- ing the district's administrative buildings, which will go up for sale when the offices relocate in January. The Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission recom- mended buying the district site. But council members didn't want to spend the money for the property, appraised at $800,000. City officials have mentioned the Boys & Girls Club in East- bluff as a possible alternative site for the city sports leagues. But commission chairman Bill Schonlau expressed concerns about coordinating schedules with the many activities that already go on there. . • 1t seems to me that there could be some conflicts,· he said. •How can they possibly accommodate all that in one facility?• City senior recreation man- ager Steve Hunt said that if the activities relocated to the Boys & Girls Club, the club's activi- ties would have prjority over city activities. He added city officials hope to find several additional alter- natives befor~ making any deci- sions. While long past my days as a Wedge regular (30s and 40s), I still went there on big days. On this particular day the surf Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT Hu gone flsldngl Por fish tacos briefly in the news Resident's action in Newport home fire saves pets, building A duplex resident's quick action with a fire extinguisher Sunday morning may have saved his building from destruc- tion, Newport Beach Fire and Marine Department officials said. The fire began in the upper wlit in an extension cord supply- ing power to seven appliances, including a fish tank, according to reports. The fire was spread- ing to the wood-paneled wall next to the aquarium when low- er-unit resident Sebastian Valente broke into the apartment . . said. Valente sprayed the fire with an extinguisher and called the fire department. Firefighters ensured that the fire was out, and animal control officers res- cued two cats found upstairs underneath a bed. Damages totalled $7 ,000, according to reports. Newport Beach commission considers zoning co des update Newport Beach residents will have their last chance Thursday to voice concerns to the Planning Commission about a zoning code update it's considering. The commission will meet at 7 p.m . in the City Council cham- bers, 3300 Newport Blvd. The commission will hear public comments before voting on finalizing its recommendations to the City Council. The proposed code update includes new zoning districts, guidelines on home-based busi- ness permits and new zoning rules for bed-and-breakfast inns. ~~-- 1 /\!.!___tr' 111111 ( )utl~t SAVE50% EVERYDAY Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St., Costa Mesa Call llpCO ks Whrt:e fish 3efved on a soft com tortilla with our ·spec1ar white sauce. cabbage. cheese. guacamole and a slice of lime. Uke they serve on the coast of BAJAfl Our meals are 1 trip to BAJA as well as MEXICOlf 1:::::=The Tinder Box=:::::1 bfMJUM CIGAll$ • Arturo Fuente • Ashton • Avo • Cuesta Rey • Davidoff • Diamond Crown • Don Lino • Dunhlll • Excalibur· Fonseca • Grtfftn • H. Upmann • La Tradition Cubana • Macanudo • Padron • Partagas • Playboy • Punch • Santa RoSa • Savtnelll • Vueltabajo flN£ LIGlmu ·<:Orona· Collbrt • Dunhlll •Prometheus· S.T. DuPont QIM•nx HuM!!Kws • aub • DAYldoff • Elle Blue ' • Maao De ,. • lino robe rt ga~ner was up. When I arrived, I was told Bud was in the water tak- ing pictures. I went in and swam over to Bud. He bad sta- tioned himself toward the Bal· boa side of the break so he could get close ups of the bodysurfers taking lefts. {Take a right at the Wedge and you e . ty}. I told Bud I was going to take a long left right into his camera. 1 could just see myself in one of his films, grinning into the camera. Grand idea. Poor execution. I got the wave I wanted, cleared the crowd, kept in the wave, hanging half out of the water, looking for Bud. I. could- n 't find him. I hung in too. I came to that wretched place where Wedge waves turn into 10 or 12 foot shorebreaks. No one in his right mind would ride there. People do. Broken necks and broken shoulders are the result. I found myself there I looked down from the top of a very large, very nasty shore- break, and there below me was sand, hard sand, sand about the consistency of the Santa ~~!.~ Facials 250, Weaves I I '° Color I I Off w/coupon I I European Facial. ........ $15/up I I Bock Facial. ............... $18.00 I Monicure ..................... $5 .00 I Pedicure ...................... $6.00 I Eyebrow/Arch Woxing ..... $5.00 ICOSID~td; I ADVANCED ACADEMY 'f)Y 2300 Harbor Blvd. Costa M esa , CA 92626 (714) 545·1616 I I Ana Freeway. I really can't explain what happened. Sheer terror took over, and somehow my body, instead of landing on its head, went into a crazy flip, and I landed on my feet instead of my head. I take no credit for it. , It simply happened. That was the last time I saw • Bud. He went on to become a surf photographer legend. Oth- ers are better known and made a lot more money, but Bud was the pioneer. The rest just copied him. I'm glad he bas finally been rncognized and inducted into the Huntington Beach Surfing Walk of Fame. It's long overdue. • ROSERT GAJU>NER is a retired judge and a resident of Corona del Mar. His column runs on Tuesdays UPHOLSTERY INC. Whefe Your DolQr Coven Mol9I 1922 HAllOl 11.VD. COSTA MESA • 5a-1156 No Difficult Diets JO.Day ~lyof Melkation • DYIAIS NEWPORT 2043 Westcliff Dr., Ste. 103 842-0787 LAGUNA NIGUEL 27932 S. La Paz Rd .. Ste. G Ma-3231 llMNE 14220 Culver . 889-8M1 HUNTINGTON BEACH t0034Adams -· 8882 No matter what you're domg, your hometown newspaper RTS IN... Daily Pilot LAW FABRIC -NOTIONS FIXTURES Everything Must GO/ nJESOAV. OCTOlat I. 1996 CONTINUED FROM 1 pnnihle plans for tbe perk.• &he Mid. •1t wu a tremendous amount ol work.• Toledano said Bark Park vohm- teers and the community con- tributed in a fund-raising event tbAt netted $2,000 to help set up and operate Bark Park., Jr. Bark Par~ volunteers request- ed the extra land because the dogs have damaged the grass to such an extent most of the ya.rd consists of mud. Bark Park h5 been in existence for two years at TeWmlde. Dog lovers were hoping to alternate between the two parks so one could be reseeded while ca.nines frolicked in the other. ·we are pretty disappointed,• Toledano said. •we would like some day to have a bigger dog park. We have a popular park with a lot of users and mud.• Costa Mesa's Community Ser- vices Director Keith Van Holt said al~ougb ~everal options are • 1 ~UBINO ----~NUED FROM 1 publicly to support him. Rubino said the plea bargain is not an admission of guilt, but be could not afford to face a secorld L-ial. . will not be. •1nstead ol one place where it~• getting tom up, two places get tom up,• Van-Holt said. Van Holt said some of the options being considered for the original park include removing some 1rees in order to allow more sunlight onto the twf; taking out a small bill in the park; or altering the irrigation system. Members of Costa Mesa Tennis Club complained noise and smells from the dog park were offending tennis players at the nearby tennis courts and hindering business there. But Toledano said the only smells she notices come from the nearby horse stables at the fair- grounds, and the adjacent Costa Mesa Freeway drowns out most alongside his wife, Sharon Ester- ley, since ·his indictment last December. "I'm just really glad it's over," he said. "My daughter Alisa said she's happy because now she gets her parents back." "I didn't have to admit that I am guilty of anything, which I am not," said Rubino, who has worked on the trial full time Rubino said he hopes to work off his community service time by volunteering as a teacher's aide in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District, or with STOP- GAP, a theater group that aims to help at-risk children and families. MIGUEl VASCONCELLOS I DAl.Y Pl.OT Hundreds of runnen came out to test their skill in the SK run in Saturday's 10th annual Newport Harbor Heritage Run. SHUFFLE be there to make sure they live parents and rejected the "rou-going against staff recomroenda- up to the promise that they made tine" administrative plan. Some tions. CONTINUED FROM 1 us." board members are reportedly But some board members qui- The issue is whether to close furious Bernd called for a formal etly object to verbiage used in three kindergarten classes vote on the matter. the recommendation as being ver that has sparked anger school officials say are over-The staff recommendation inflammatory and unnecessary. among trustees who don't want staffed and costing an extra included in the board's agenda The recommendation reads, to be pegged on either side. $137,000 in an already tight dis-packet provides some indication in part, that the board: "ratify the If any of the majority board trict budget. Administrators of the strained relations between direction it gave to staff at the membefsd~ehangetheir' -m:ineis;-, ~9'a:Jltl01!tnTllrunellil~rct~ssiSeesS81art-m-i!1:1<>araaanffi!aai<IDlliiiStiafi-Oonn:-. ~i<Jal.l~sffiii~y(sise~s~s1c1o~nlf<io~a!lu:iffioonznzie~r-lllr1~'1 a 3-3 vote would effectively nul-Mariners. Adams and Kaiser ele-The carefully worded memo the current level of kindergarten lify any prior board consensus. mentary school in order to trans-spells out precise dollar amounts overstaffing and the hiring of "We thought it was all going fer teachers to other overcrowd-associated with the board's deci-three additional, unfunded to be over, but apparently there ed schools. sion and'points out other finan-teachers." are some (trustees) that arert't But during a tense exchange cial obligations the board bas yet The board will meet at 7 p.m. decided," said parent Jennifer during a study session Oct. 1. to reconcile in its budget. clearly at tbe Harper Community Cen- McCullough. ·we're all going to board members sided with the making the point the board is ter, 425 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa . • volunteer directory • THE VOUINTEEJt DIRECTORY runs periodically in the Daily Pilot. If you'd like information on getting your orga- nization listed, c.all 642-4321, Ext. 331. DEFORE FOUNDATION The OeFore Foundation for the Arn, a non-profit organization dedicated to oance at 151 Kalmus Drive. G-3, Costa Mesa, needs volunteers. For more infor- r 1ation, call 241-9908. lJISCOVERY SHOP Discovery Shops are run by the Ameri- can Cancer Society. Volunteers are r.eeded, and no special skills are neces- sary. For information. call 640-4777 t2tween 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. DISPUTE RESOLUTION SE.RVICES Dispute Resolution Services needs vol- unteer mediators, case specialists and outreach ass~ants to help in a variety of mediation cases. Bilingual language skills are needed for office volunteen or 1ators. more in orma- tion, call 250-0488. Tile Easter Seals Society needs volun- !r>ers for ongoing clerical wortt and to 'l:!lp in programs for children with d is- abilities and in special events. For infor- , ,.tion, call 834-1111. E ~CHANGE CLUB CHILO ABUSE F ~ENTION CENTER >onate new school supplies or become a volunteer to help children victimized by child abuse. Volunteers WOf'k with county referrals to assist high-risk victims of parental drug addic- tion. And to ensure their on-going development they need paper. crayons. pencils, etc. for dasswortt. Drop off sup- plies at the Child Abuse Center Office in Costa Mesa at 2482 Newport Blvd .• No. 7 or Union Bank in Newport Beach at 1090 Bayside Dr. Phone 722-1107 for more information. FAIRVIEW DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER the Fairview Developmental Center In Costa Mesa needs volunteers, and donations are welcome. For more infor- mation, call 957-5188 between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. . CHA'S FAMn: G--~ SHOE REPAIR Wt LowO.ildrtn 167'hlltlf ,,.Sl.c.. ... Wtt.a...OurTown ~~W. ... •7·111 Loto r II S~Ue NEWPORT Your neighborhood health club far men & women since 1882! • Personal Training Experts • Aerobics, Yoga & Sret.ch aasses • Area's Most Qualified Staff • Excellent Service & Attention - FOOD DISTRIBUTION CENTER The Food Distribution Center, Orange County's private non-profit food bank, needs volunteers to inspect and sort donated foods and to help with mail- ings. for more information, can tne vol- unteer coordinator, 771 -1343. FRIENDS OF THE COSTA MESA LIBRARY The Friends of the Costa Mesa Library need volunteers. For information, call the library, 646-8845. FULL LIFE auB Volunteers needed for fun and fulfill- ing activities for entertainment and information events benefrtting abused children and other Orange County char- rtres. Call John Adams at 640-0355. GIRL SCOUTS The Girl Scouts of Orange County need volunteers to be trained as troop leaders, serve on special committees and give lectures. demonstrations or classes. For Information, call 979--7900. "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality'' REUPHOLSTERY & DRAPERY SALE 20°/o OFF* LABOR&FABRIC WITH THIS AO TIL OCT 1 !5, 199e For reservations Please Call fora All•l .. IO• SkMe Rental not indUded ....... :1147 ... ~ ~ C4IUpOll tot OilGouM ·No~~~ . ,,,.. •••VI. EYE·Ol'ENER Mal/bag brings up lofiiltime Estancia-Costa Mesa rlwbarb jim waiters . . . . • . . • . : •Bev Winans' formula: . : get the perfect partner. • • ·-----------~ By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot . • NEWPORT BEACH -While : playing heavily on the senior : tennis circuit has opened the : door to many friendships for Bev 111• 11-----------: Wma:ns, it's her longest lasting : partnership that also seems to !)'ystal ball netters solid '' : win the most. : When Winans decided to play : tennis seriously, Llz Harper (La : Jolla) was one of the first ladies : hosted invitation-only d~ubles : challenges. : Wmans' kids at the time were ~ old enough to be in school, so ys a she signed up for tennis lessons. •I was a little nervous, because I hadn't played much,• Wmans said. Wmans played in the C's and won a tournament, then won again in the B's. She struggled as an inexperienced A player, until finally Wmans was old enough (40s) to join the U.S. Tennis Association's senior circuit It has been a match made in heaven ever since for Wmans and Harper, who combined to win their fourth career USTA gold ball in doubles last week at the U.S. Women's Senior What made this one so special for Wmans, a Newport Beach resident, was that the event was hosted by her home club (Newport Beach Tennis Club) and it represented a divisional sweep of sorts for Winans and Harper. Wmans and Harper, who teamed to upset top-seeded Peggy Landtroop and Elaine Mason in the finals, 6-3, 6-1, won the 65s doubles championship. Together, Winans and Harper also the 50s, 55s and 60s at one time. •we didn't have a whole lot of competition,• said Winans, whose team did not drop a single set in the four-match run to the title at NBTC. (Harper) very often, unless we play in a tournament. I'm a first-year player in that age group, and that helps a lot, STA TS OF THE DAY "'Nellpon HarboT Hlgll~~ poiltl 1'*11 Is dw .-o/ 1111!1 Salltn' joolball oantltr bl ,.. «ltoort llblllrs; and tM atllM c:an,,. ad for EM.altda~ 1996 ..... because next year there will be some more newcomers coming in. (Additionally), a lot of people on the East Coast do not come out to the bardcourts, because it's hard on the body. They like grass and clay, so we don't meet them unless we go out there.• Wmans has four gold balls in doubles (representing a USTA national title), all won with Harper, and 14 silver balls (sin· gles and doubles). •1 mn get to the finals in singles, but I haven't been able to win, yet,• she said. But irs her frtendships that repr~t a golden return. opened a lot of doors to frtendships and knowing people all over the United States,• Winans said. Bev Winans • Frosh/Soph, junior varsity tennis teams at ljarbor have racked up a combined 10-1 record. . . . . . . . . high school water ~lo . Indian Wells beckons . . • If the frosh/soph and N : teams are any indication, : the Newport Harbor High : vanity girls tennis team can : expect to be among the top : ranks in Orange County for • some years to come. . The frosh/soph. who play a limited number of matches, are 2-0, while the N team is off on : an 8-t tea..r. The main jewel. the : YalSity team, is 8--0 and the No. 2 team in Orange County. The varsity, earlier this season. pulled off the upset of the decade by handing Peninsula the first loss in its 1--~toll~~alJwin~ streak that had.-.!'-- reached 120 straight. It was a match that varsity coach Pletcher Olson was very confident about winning even before the first preseason serve -a confidence that permeates every level of the program. •0ur team expectations are very high.• Olson said. ·we have 63 girls in the program and they all understand that. . . l Br-averinan after her sparkling efforts at Newport Marriott • Newport Beach's 16-year-old Brandis Braverman granted wild card entry to State Farm Challenger tournament. breakthrough, Newport Beach's Brandis Braverman is getting yet another break in tennis. Most challenger events -like what the Newport Beach ' Marriott Hotel and Tennis Club hosted last week -are played : with $10,000 to $25.000 in prize : money. CLUB TENNIS richard dunn ·we had a great freshman daJs this year and they have really come through for us. We've had a good pool to draw tro.i.• . • . . . . MARC MARTJf I DALY MT COIW .. ~ Kawlb ~ (wlalte cap) moves bdo gala pou!IAD,D In Monday'• game. : Those are events in which the : U.S. Tennis Association can push : for4SO!ne-ofits new arrivals, like : Braverman, and give wild-card ! entries to juniors. The boy, about 12~ gave Paz a piece of paper, after Paz walked up the stairs from the cowts. She thought he wanted her autograph. He didn'l •Remember my name,• the boy told Paz, •because I'm going to be a great tennis player.• Olson is helped by her asststant. and daughter, Cari OISon. who is the bead coach on tbe"frosbtsopb and N teams. She played on Newp0rt Harbor's Nu a freshman in 1989 and the next two on varsity before opting no to play her senior year. Al you might guess, the mother-daughter combination could form a mutual admiration society, but the praise is obviously straight from both. The incoming freshmen have put their indelible stamp on every level of the Sailor program. Five -Chelsei Godbey (sister of senior Vanessa Godbey), Sarah Barker, Amanda Collopy, Kristein Case and Audra Palm -have been bulk of the 20-member team freshmen. . . . 'Allison Schneider, a freshman. : is-the No. 1 singles player on the : with fellow : •Corona del Mar drowns h ost Tustin in nonleague due~ 17-5, Monday afternoon. TUSTIN -Carter Weir ot Coraaa del Mar High trig· gered an 11-pl. om&aught tn tbe l90llld half .. Coach Joba Vargas' Sea Kings rebouDded from a dilap- pain ting weekead to defeat bolt 'J\asttn:. 17-5, in DOD• ac K 1 *~t;:::.in : her amateur career, the $75,000 -= S"ta e arm Challenger at lndian ! Wells, beginning Sunday in a : qualifying round. : The four semifinalists will earn exempt status into three ! Women's Tennis Association Tour • events in the fall. •w e're the first tournament of this stature,• said Steve Simon, marketing director for P.M. Sports in Indian Wells, which manages the challenger. . What that means is Braverman, 16, has a chance to perform on the big tour (WTA) this year. Semifinalists of the State Farm all.en er receive direct entry into the Wf_A Tour stops in : beginning Oct. 28), Oakland (Nov. 4) and Philadelphia (Nov. 11). direction for the WfA : Tour," said Simon, • who offered Braverman a wild • card into the Indian : Wells event before her : quarterlinal showing : in the inaugural Pacific Mutual U.S. Challenger of Newport Beach. •There's been some desire to ! change the qualifying system : for women's tennis. It's diffic::ult • for a kid to play a qua1Ui« and come out and do well in a main draw, because they've already played three mat.cbel. ·So in this tbre&-week period of time on the Wf A Thur, players oan play on tbe tour, come In rested and be Mt. lt'l Jike wba.t golf bas done. II yoU'ft qua1lfted 1n tbe top 10 at tbit PGA Quelifyinq School. you eun an exemption onto the tour for tbe next year.• . Bra.,... ceme ..._., reo •• cWl Sr • wlllO MlildtDprGillllill.J9TN Cdb11k'l vp....Dd-c:cmll• .... cMdn'tb11Mate. IJ ldul111 • '8'c ''I of .. 251CV.S. ... l'frlwpart lllda. ~ M&Cllldil..... .. ... :=:..r::." a.'°:=-=-~~ : ===-===-~------gcagtD!bd I ......... : s ........ ....... ,,...., •. ,.......~.a-.... .. ._..o1: mer 1 .aalllllboflftllt Mjipp.• : 9 %/I... ~ • l Paz, you see, is a veteran. She beat Arantxa Sanchez Vicario in the French Open oo~. ~ been on the big tour. only now trying to earn enough.WTA Tour points to get back. after a season filled with injuries last year. Paz simply smiles to the boy, then pronQµnces his name. She takes off her Nike sweatband and gives it to the boy. ·1 want to give this to you,• Paz tells the boy, ·irs a good-luck charm to becoming a great tennis player.• a Here to stay: 1be Challenger, though slapped together in the last minute • daily pilot high school football statistics Corona delMar (2~) INDIVIDUAL SEASON S1A11S11CS ...,_ O'Meara ....... tdt"" ... 75 514 6.9 tdlong 3 64 Achterberg 10 54 5.4 0 14 Riccabona 3 6 2.0 ·O 4 Hood 3 5 1.7 0 5 Cooper 1 3 3.0 0 3 Levine 1 -1 -0.1 0 -1 McMadtln 1 ·6 -0.6 0 -6 McClellan 20 -29 -1.5 1 7 Player pa~ Int pd. td McOellan 99 49 721 6 .495 9 Alshuler 10 4 47 0 .400 2 Hood 3 1 12 0 .333 0 RecieMI• Player pc nrv avg td long Sumner 20 392 19.6 8 65 Cooper 15 187 12.5 2 49 O'Meara 10 90 9.0 0 33 Thurman 4 53 13.3 1 16 Achterberg 3 39 13.0 0 14 McMillan l 12 12.0 0 12 Scoring Sumner, 48; O'Meara, 1S; Hoyt, 14; Cooper 12, Thurman 6; McClellan 6. Field go11ls Hoyt 1 (21). Intel~ Alshuler 4, Thurman 1, Finn 1, Rothwell 1, Hatfield 1, Hildebrandt 1. Newp_ori Harbor (4-0) 1NDMDUA1. smASON StAnmcs ......... ~ •.-:y ........ 62 639 10. 11 58 Wertman 12 120 10.0 3 67 hker 14 120 8.6 ..., 22 Fefix 18 83 4.6 -·1 12 Hakes 3 29 9.7 P, 18 Urbiln 6 16 2.7 12 Kerr 3 13 3.6 0 7 Hiil 2 11 5.5 0 11 Gard a 1 6 6.0 0 6 Fredrik.sen 8 2 0.3 1 8 Gorman 3 ·1 ·-0.3 0 0 ...,... Fredriksen ........ pa pc ydg Int 59 39 499 2 pd. td .661 8 Gonnan 4 1 13 0 .333 0 lteeelvll• ...,... pc "" avg td long Pulido 19 225 11.8 4 33 La Bass 9 117 13.0 2 30 Wertman 3 ,0 2.3.3 0 36 Rausch 3 46 15.3 0 21 Ohrel 2 13 6.5 0 7 Urban 17 7.0 0 17 Govaars 12 12.0 0 0 Scior" .... Ohrel 64, Pulido 26, Wertman 22. Johnson 1 S. La Bass 14, Hogan 12. Urban 6, Fredriksen 6, "Baker 6, Felix 6. None. Field~ls lntalaptions TEAM SEASON STATISTICS Hogan 2, 'Nertman 2, Urban 1, P.seanda (4-0) INDIVIDUAi. SEASON StATISTICS ...,_ o.wklns Felix Mokede T. TWllelu ~ Castellon A. Tanielu Meyer Briano • M. Tanlelu Delora =ce M. Tanielu Felix Ga Iida ........ tdt ""... td ... 67 671 10.0 8 66 30 320 10.7 5 53 20 226 10.3 2 59 22 206 ·9A 1 52 24 78 3.3 3 40 5 33 6.6 0 20 1 8 8.0 0 8 1 4 4.0 0 4 1 1 1.0 0 1 1 1 1.0 0 1 1 -1 -1.0 0 -1 pa~ Int pd. td 15 5 133 0 .333 3 2 1 42 0 .500 0 Recietdi• pc nrl WI 2 37 19.5 1 48 48.0 1 42 42.0 Scortng td long 1 29 1 48 0 42 Dawkins 56, Mokede 38, Felix 30, Perry 18, T. Tanielu 6, M. Tanlelu 6, Castellon 6. None lntetaptionl Mokede 1, Felix 1, M. Tanielu 1. Opp QW Lee 1, Baker 1, Pulido 1. Total first downs 43 53 TEAM SEASON STATISTICS TEAM SEASON STATISTICS Rushes-yardage 114-549 98-452 Opp NH Opp Est Average rushing gain 4.8 4.6 Total first downs 46 71 Total first downs 36 70 Average rushing ydg 128 113 Rushes-yarda?e . 116-490 135-1043 Rushes-yardage 124-597 173-1552 Total passing ydg 2Sl 780 Average rushing gain 4.2 7.7 Average rushing gain 4.S 9.0 Average passing ydg 70 195 Average rushing ydg 123 261 Average rushing ydg 149 388 Pass cmp, attpt, int 26-77-9 54-112-6 Total passing ydg 387 512 Total passing ydg 252 175 Avg. p-c·i 7·19·2 14-28-2 Average passing ydg 97 128 Average passing ydg 63 44 Avg. gain per compl 10.8 14.4 Pass cmp, attpt. int 32-85-8 40-63-2 Pass cmp, attpt int 20-~1-3 6-17-0 Avg. gain per attmpt 3.6 7.9 Avg. p-c-i 8-21·2 10-16-0 Avg. p<-i . S-12-1 1-4-0 Netreturnyardage• 70 95 Avg.gainpercompl 12.1 12.8 Avg.gainpercompl 12.6 29.2 Total sacks-neg. ydg 13 -79 S -55 Avg. gain per attmpt 4.6 S.1 Avg. gain per attmpt 4.9 10.3 Average sacks, ydg 3 -20 2 -14 Net return yardage* 56 180 Net return yardage* 47 149 Net yardage 920 1306 Total sacks-neg. ydg 10 -85 2 -8 Total sad<s-neg. ydg 16-111 1 -4 Average net yardage 230 327 Average sacks, ydg 2.5 ·21 0.5 -2 Average sacks, ydg 4 -28 0 -1 Total punts-average 20-22 13-34 Net yardage 848 1742 Net yardage . 785 1872 Fumbles-fumbles Jost 13·9 12-7 Average net yardage 212 436 Average net yardage 196 468 Total turnovers 1S 14 Total punts-average 24-25 12-38 Total punts-average 22-23 7-37 Average turnovers 4.5 3.5 Fumbles-fumbles lost 3-1 9-1 Fumbles-fumbles lost 10-5 13·7 Flags-yardage 22-199 33-335 Total tumovers 9 2 Total turnovers 8 7 Average flags-yardage 5.5-50 S-44 Average turnovers 2.0 -0.5 Average tumove~ 2 1.8 Avg. limeofpossession 23.41 24.19 Flags-yardage 17-160 31-319 Flags-yardage 29-244 35-331 Acmmuffti<wtr!klC--br"Ourm'tm'llr-hA"1vt<ier.rafignie1ctfl"<lags-ttJ.yeiaiS4rdesa~~eoo-2!4-40~~--i,8-80~H-,AAvella:-f~~~s-yard~e 7~1 9,-83 Opponents 21 34 7 29 -81 Accumulatlw Score by QaMrWs Corona del Mar 39 30 2S 7 -104 Opponents 13 7 0 22 -42 1996 log non'-gue 24 Marina 20 54 Garden Grove 0 19 Canyon 33 7 Saddleback 38 Oct. 11 • Orange Lutheran (at Newport) S..Vlew ....... Oct. 17 -Irvine (at Newport Harbor) Oct. 25 -Woodbridge (at Irvine) Nov. l -El Toro (at Newport Harbor) Nov. 8 · at Newport Harbor Nov. 14 -S. Margarita (Saddleback JC) Costa Mesa {2-2) INDIVIDUAL SEASON STAnmcs Player Herzog Hamade Felter Jones Lievanos Good Bau me Norman Player Lievanos Bau me Player Felter Siedsma Rushing tcb nyg avg SS 613 7.2 42 330 7.9 16 S2 5.1 7 59 8.4 12 13 1.1 2 5 2.5 4 17 4.3 3 6 2.0 Passing td long 10 49. 2 72 0 11 0 27 0 9 0 4 0 22 0 5 pa pc ydg Int pct. td 7 0 0 3 .000 0 11 2 119 2 .1S1 2 Rec.iving pc nyg avg td long l 7S 7S.O l 7S 1 41 41.0 l 41 Scoring Herzog, 60; Hamade 12, Peca 11, Felter 6, Siedsma 6, team 2. El Toro (J.1) 33 San Clemente 20 26 48 Orange 14 36 Marina 13 43 Torrance 0 55 canyon 7 Oct. 11 · Savanna (at Western) S..Vlew ....... Oct. 18 · Santa Margarita (home) Oct. 24 -El Toro (home) Nov. l -at Irvine Nov. S -Corona del Mar (home) Nov. 14 -Woodbridge (at Irvine) Field go11fs None lntefcieptions Baume 1, lievanos 1, Cleveland 1 . TEAM SEASON STAnmcs Opp Mesa Total first downs 34 46 Rushes-yardage 119-374 171-1125 Average rushing gain 3.1 6.6 Average rushing ydg 94 2S1 Total passing ydg 267 119 Average passing ydg 67 30 Pa.ss cmp, attpt int 26-52-3 2-18-5 Avg. p-c-1 9-17-1 1-S-1 Avg. gain per comp! 10.3 6.0 Avg. gain per attmpt 5.1 6.6 Net return yardage* 160 79 Total sacks-neg. ydg 10 -66 1 ·3 -Average'1adu, ydg -3 -H 0 -1 Sea View League Irvine (2·2) 7 38 Trabuco Hills Estancia 49 57 12 42 -160 1996 log non....,_ 27 Century 0 29 Buena Park 7 41 calvary Chapel 14 63 Ocean View 21 Oct. 10 • Katella (at La Palma Park) plldfk Cont ....... Oct. 1 S -Laguna Hills (at Qrange Coast) Oct. 25 -Costa Mesa (at Npt. Harbor) Oct. 31 -Aliso Niguel (at Npt. Harbor) Nov. S -at l.aguna Ereacn Nov. 15 · Un~~ (at Irvine) Net yardage 735 1323 Average net yardage 184 331 Total punts-average 20-34 \4-31 Fumbles-fumbles lost 15·7 14-5 Total turnovers 10 10 Average turnovers 2.5 2.5 Flags-yardage 18-12S 31 ·235 Average flags-yardage 4.5-32 8-59 Avg. llme of pos.sessk>n 23.32 24.28 Accumulatlw Score. by QullrtMs Opponents 15 14 6 12 -47 Costa Mesa 0 35 35 27 -97 1996 log nonlellg'Ue 7 Saddleback 20 36 Coronado 3 12 Edison 1S 42 Gabrielino 6 Oct. 11 • calvary Chapel (at OCC) Plldfk Coait ....... Oct. 18 -at Aliso Niguel Oct. 25 ·Estancia (at Newport Harbor) Oct. 31 -University (at Irvine) Nov. 7 -Laguna Hifls (at Newport Harbo< ~ 14--at-Yguna ~ 24 22 Pacifica 31 48 Villa Park 14 19 University Servite 35 27 St. Augustine (SD) 7 10 Foothill 14 University 30 Mission Viejo 14 42 Anaheim 12 27 Servlte 25 Aliso Niguel 27 30 MaterOei 35 32 El Model\a 011 Trabuco Hills 011 San Clemente 011 Fountain Valley OlS Wood= ....... ~ 017 at Corona del Mar 018 at Newport Harbor 024 at Newport Harbor 026 Santa Margarita 026 at Irvine Nl at Corona del Mar N1 Newport Harbor N1 Woodbridge NS Santa Margarita NS at Woodbridge NS at El Toro N16 at Irvine N16 El Toro N15 Corona del Mar Pacific Coast League AJlso=(44) "i::: hlld'I (N-1) .............. (4-0) 8 Hiiiard ( lo) 7 23 Grande 25 35 Sononl 52 Dana Hiiis 14 7 El Segundo 21 40 ll"abuco Hllll 40 Mission Viejo 21 3 Orange Luth«an 28 37 Rim of tt. 'Norld 27 El Toro 25 7 calvary Chapel 7 42 Monte~ 010 at Woodbridge 011 at Magnolia 011 at Dana Hiiis ....... ....... ate.=-018 Costa Mesa 018 Unlvenlty 018 025 ~Beach 025 at Aliso N~ 025 Un!Yenlty N1 at la N1 at Lllgl#la Ills N1 ~IHd'I N7 at Unhlerstty N8 est.nda N8 atCQQMesa N14 at LaguN Hiib N14 Costa Mesa N14 Aliso Niguel 38 3 7 28 7 7 5 3 San Clemente 010 Aliso Niguel ....... 018 at El Toro 025 Corona del Mar N1 at Santa Margarita N8 Irvine N14 Newport Harbor 7 unlvwslty (2-2) Irvine 21 =bridge. 6 28 Sonor-011 8t s.ddleback ....... 018 atl.lguN~ 025 at lAguN Hllll 031 Cost. Mesa N7 Aliso Niguel N1S Estancia 6 25 26 33 5 21 GAME-BUSTERS . • n --. Feltllr (C~ Mesa), t~ pass from o., llMne • n · ""-llMI•• (Costa Mesa), touchdown run • M ·.,_.,.,.....(Estancia), touchdown run • 59 • Olrl8 Mabde (Estancia), touchdown run • SI· Geal .. SUINw' (Corona del Mar), TD pass ~om Mike McaellM • 4a • ....., "lllnlelu (Estancia), touchdown pass from Jeff Pwry • 47 • Olrl8 Felix (Estancia), touchdown run • 4J • Olrl8 Mabde (Estancia), touchdown run • 41 ~ ....._. Dewlclna (Estancia), touchdown run • 41 • Je1wnr Sle*4t• (Costa Mesa), touchdown pass from 0... 811Um1 • 38 • ....._. DIMldnl; (Estancia), touchdown pass from Jeff Peny • 37 • 0....., Pulido (Newport Harbor), Interception return • J4 -OWis Felix (Estancia), run GAME-STOPPERS Costa Mesa -Matthew RudesW recovered a fumble at the Gabrielino 20 to set up Mesa's first score midway through the second period; Vince Hamade smothered a ruined a would·be field goal attempt by pouncing on the ball while it was still in the holder's bands for an unusual fumble recov- ery; Jerry Cleveland made a leaping interception late in the third quarter. Corona del Mar -Manball Rothwell, with a diving tackle, knocldng Saddleba~'s David Pedroza off bis feet at the CdM 9 to end a 91-yard kickoff return. saving a touchdown; Tom O'Meara. with a fumble recovery at the CdM 35 in the second quarter, which materialized into a 54-yard scoring play for the Sea Kings two plays later. . Estancia -Llnebacker Mike Briano stuffed a Seahawk ball carrier for no gam on third-and-one to set tone early; John Uebengood Jr. and Alfred Tanlelu had back-to-back quarterback sacks· in one first-quarter series; Comerback Manu 'nmlelu, providing blanket coverage, broke up a fQwtb· down pass to end an Ocean View possession; German Diaz, Danny RamJrez. Diaz. again and Jose Arroyo, knocking down a fourth-down pass, came up big on a goal-line stand to start the third quarter. Newport Harbor -Brett Baker knocked away a deep pass to force incomplete and fourth-down punt; Greg Wertman with a big bit on Canyon receiver for no gain on third down, after a completed screen pass, forcing punt late in first hall. Reader says an apology is in order u . Dear Sports Editor .. First of all, 1 would like 'to applaud the Bstand4 Eagle FoOt- ball'INm for puttinq lt all togeth- er. Their •.-0 start in the '96 f~ ball campaign must bave every- one excited about Eagle football. I know all 1lbout the exd&e- ment of a winning football tean(. I am a Costa Mesa High Scbgs>l alumnus, and have rooted for tbe Mustangs through the good tim8s and the bad. We bad a pretty good ride for a couple of y~. and the feeling was electric. I think the time bas come for John .Uebengood to apologtzefo Myron Miller for comments made and attitudes taken after COS,la I • back in 1994. - I remember that John wo n't shake hands with Myron after the game and there were some m feelings weaving their way through the community -where we all share friendships on both sides of the school boundaries. During the Costa Mesa victocy over Estancia in '94, Myron also had his junior varsity players in by game's end. What was he to do? Ask them to fall down? HdW a big victory changes one's atti· tude. '- If you've got the players -play on, if you don't, hold on, and don't give up. I wish continued success for the 1996 Eagles football program, but an apology to Myron is long overdue. • R~, Robert W. ltiCe Costa Mesa Editor's note: Costa Mesa defeated Estancia in 1994, 55-12. CIF FOOTBA~L RANKINGS CF Division V OF Division YIU Pos. ,...,, record Last week 1. Servite (4-0) def. Fountain Valley, 28-17 2. Tustin (4-0) def. Huhtington Beach, 42-24 J. --~ Hart.or (4-0) def. Canyon, 55-7 4. El Toro (3-1) lost to Aliso Niguel, 27-25 5. Kennedy (3-1) def. Valencia, 35-21 6. Santa Margarita (3·1) def. El Modena, 32-3 7. Irvine (3-1) lost to Mater Dei, 35-30 8. Valencia (3· 1) lost to Kennedy, 35-21 9. Foothill (2-2) def. Troy, 35-7 10. canyon (3·1) lost to Newport Harbor, 55-7 ~chi M-. 2·2: Villa Pa~ 1-3; Loa~ 2·2. Pos. TeM\ record a...t week 1. Covina (4-0) def. Ganesha, 48-0 2. Laguna Hills (4-0) def. SO Monte Vista 42·7 3. Aliso Niguel (4-0) def. El Toro, ?7·25 4. Rancho Alamitos (4-0) def. Santiago, 21-14 5. Pacifica (4-0) def. La Quinta, 42•7 6. South Hills (4-0) def. Workman, 42-22 7. Mayfair (4-0) def. Valley Christian, 41-10 a. EsWtda (4-0) def. Ocean View, 63-21 9. La Mirada (2-2) def. Santa Fe, 19;7 10. La Habra (4-0) def. WtllTen, 32~12 Others: Los Am!got. 2-2; Sumy Hills, 2-2; M&a. 13.-11. !JrWenitl' ~ .. ,, Candidates Debate Sponsored by. Wednesday, October 9, 1996 7:00 p.m. at Triangle Square Charlie Wilson Edison Bill Lobdell Daily Pilot Valerie Mitchell Conrinental Cablevision Carey Ward Board of Realtors 'IRI 00J E &~";;\ " u .. • sq~e · ~ GWA'fR-----~.a~.::==.i~u.-.._-... ·~, ...... • I~ I I I , 'Sta'"I .. THI! FRONT • telephoN numbef oe pa.in-The appllcan11 1111ed flctltloua •uslnea ~CA 112G21 • "'°' Tnmee "'.,... '° OF Tttl! FlAGPOlES AT Tw785 Ulf'1 anomey, or plainllff PU=~~= OF above are apPMna to the Nw St•tement This bu1lnu1 11 con-~ ~hd-:-:: ~'==~Ti THE MAW ENTRY AREA PUBLIC NOTICE wtttiout an anomey, It: (El ....... _...D Department °' Alcohollc The ~-~ '*'°"' .,. dueled by: an lndMdual PUBLIC NOTICE ....., Col.dy Ind ........ Laa YOU TM<2 TO THE P&.ACEHTIA CMC nombrl, la dwecdOn y .. ---~ Cot*ol to ..... doing buUMr.. a : al Hope ~ you atarted doing PM: ,. -lO "'°' ' YOta ...... CEH'Tl:I\, 401-411 EAST ••c 1574 numef'O de lllefono del PllOPUTY cohOlc tlevengee at 1018 '°' ~ .. ~. b) buslnes1 Y9t"7 no '° wit: #'M: 1111*11I l!RTY rr :Mv • ICLD AT CHAPMAN AVENUE. Pt.A-NOTICE Of' lbOgadO def demaindente Notice ~h«lby BAYSIDE OR., NEWPORT Awarene11 Olg11t, 251 D. Owlaht Eyre NOTICIE OP ,._.11!E'S ~~ PMC&.~~r. A MJC UL.E. p 'fOU ~ CA 11 r\Qht, 11Ue PnmOM TO del demandant • that the wll BEACH, CA tzeeo EUI 19th St.. co.ta M..., Thl9 alaiem.nt wu t\ltd IAl.a UND8t Dm> . OP 9Mc:tl -. .. °" NEii> MDPUNl1'DN OP 'end lntlr'99t ~ to o • que no NII -' publlc , SU· Fot the toloWtllQ type at CA t2e27 with the County Clettc of n.urr ~ 114118 i.-.; • THE NAT\lllE OF THI ~ and now Mid by It under ADMINISTEft Ilene lbOgado, ea) auanl to Sec11on 21700 of Llc1n11: 21 Ol'F'·SALE DIMd E. Wegener, 251 Orainge CCXMty on 8-11-91 to'llll lllU .....,.ll!Z ........ d ~ • •&J'IG IGlllf6f 'YOU. Mid Deed of TNlt In the QTATR OF• JULIE A. DUNCAN, ti'!• Business & Profn-GENERAL East 19\h St., Coata Mesa, 19"3995415'4 m.: . .-a.a Al' ~ ~ ...... YOU IHOlA.D cam1cr A ~ llt.uat9d In said MAD.AA CAM'I POSEY 190393, ATTORNEY AT llonal. CocM, the lollowlna Publlthed Newport CA l'2e27 Daily Plot Sept. 17, 24, ......;., -...ue \'CU "8n .,. LMY1!!ll a-. 1.,.._ .. County and State d• .U NAD.IA C. POSEY LAW 2124 MIRAMAR ~bed property lo wit: Beach.eo&ta ._.. OeilY This buelnHa la con-Oct. 1 a 1999 t756 ME IU11FMLT UND1R A Cllll'dldClflAl.lgultT, 1• • 1*1 N, A'll eur dill ICtfbed at: · ab NADM POSEY 'bRIVE NEWPORT BEACH SHERILYN CUNM'INGHAM PUoc Oc1ol>9c' 1, a. 16, ducted by: an Individual ' ' ' DEID OP must ~TID ........ NII ... ,. ... of Martai ~ .. A.P.N. 932'4'1-130 CASE NO. a184557 CA 92&e,.,519 (7l4) 87S: UNIT c.52 MISC. BOXES, 111119. Have you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE ~ .. Heo. 'ut&.m ~ Aecordl d met Q CO.-. Qw .... fY. The ltt..C addt9a and To .. heW9 beneficiaries • F u R N IT u R E ' A N 0 T783X buslnns 'f9l? yn, May 211. YOU TM<& llC1'IDN 10 _,.,. ~ -,,..... OI ....,,._., °"* eommon de91gnatlon, credlton, contingent Cfedi: 8007 ~OTHES. HAMtO NAZARI 1998 F1cUt1ou. hatn.u ,..,Ta::J WUt ........... PWt'l. ,Mta.2: ~.,... 1......, 06 •t a_. If l/T'f, of tM real pr~~ and penone wtlo may DATI:: SEP 19, 11195 UNIT D-34 BATTERY PUBLIC NOTICE David E. Wegenet Name Statement TY IT IMY • ICJl.DAT A vtdld" One ~lf.,.,rd• ~ ~ tD .. ~ abOYe 11 pw. ~ .. be Interested In ROBERT 8. KUHEL, CHARGER, LAROE STANO. F1otttloua halne Thie statement was filed TN foUowing pereon1 111 "'9.Jc M&L p Ya.I C1Mll) Ir-..• a Tenant o.ed d fl'Ult ~ ~ PC>fted 10 be: 1942·8 IOWA the wtll Of lllatt or both Cl•rk, bf CAROLYN ING COMPRESSOR, M wtth the Cowlty Clerk of do'ng bua1nes1 u : Royal ...,MOP\NMTDIOP iftCollwftOlllnthe ... lrltiW· n.am..o ...... endca. STREET. COSTA MESA or· NADJA CARR'y POSEY REZA, Deputy TOOLS, ENGINE LIFT, Mam• lt.t•ment Orange Cowlty on 9-20-96 Flow1r1, 300 E. Coast THE NA1\N f1' 1M1 ~ ftil -. __, to .. Ca'l'Wnoft llrtlll ...., ........ CALIFORNIA m • ~ NAO.AA C POSEY aka NOTICE TO THE PERSON MISC. AUTO PARTS RE· TN following persons 111 HHHl38HS24 Hwy., Suite 330. Newpot1 • M'IG AaMtlT YOU, ~ d lats I, I, end 1 d end _.. .,.; ~ The undtr'liQned 1:NttM NAOJA POSEY SERVED: You ere HIVed ~~~~RATOR AND MISC. Q f~~u: 1~ Dally Piiot S.pL 24, Oct. 1. Blach. CA 92660 YOU IHDUL.D CONTACT A 1nnid.!:°' :SP'S Mlp "'= lttMO • INillNrlld .._ ~~!rr:ln!!bl~l ~ fri.~~ION 0h:~R~ 1unlndMdua1d1ltndant. sa1e wtM .,. ~ competJ. s. Btookhunt s1., Fountaine. 15, 199e . tn5 = ~.~~~.~~ uwv. ... -:_•:;:: ttwouuhl1 ~me:; ... ~~,_;.:: •llJHI addfffl and olhef McAATHt.Jfl POSEY 111 In Publl1hfd Newport llv• bidding (wnnen Naltd Valley,CAtt708 PUBLIC NOTICE CA926e0 =•'¥ • ~ •~-~Records ::9dllc:ed .. Caunf1• common . dlllgnallon. 11 the SUl*IOf Court Of C.U· Beach.Costa Mn• Dally bids may be Mlbmltted In Syed Herl• Razul, 111225 Thia Du1ln111 11 con-.,occi...,;...._ ...... of said -~ • IUCh cards d ar.,.. CG&ny, any~ shown hl<~n. fomia. County of ORANGE. Pilol October 8, 15, 22, 29, ldYance) ON THE 22ND ~an Br~~:,~·· fountain Flotltloua 8YSlneH d~ed Dy: an Individual "*"""'*" ........... :: ~ .... ~ := C•u; ... ..-... • pMk ' ·Said 1&11 wlU be made, THE PETITION reques11 1996. OF OCT. 9:00 A.M. AT THE ey, N..,M ll•l•ment Hive you slat1td doing 09..t of TNlt ~ llir ~ audlan to the,..._.-. but tW!thout covenant. or that GEO.-GE McARTHUR TT8ll PREMISES WHERE uld Talat Sharif, 18225 S. TN lollowlng '*'°"' 111 business yet? no ,_.. a.-..a • ••t\.)da Dw:91illlun d ConwNra. dlr tor ~ 11._.. i JITWlty ••°'"' or Im-POSEY 111 ... """'-·---property has ~ 11ored Brookhurat St., Foun141n dol""' business u · Aft\nity Alwal s. RadUc• p "1Ult'I • ...._. _. COi,....• end ~ ~.. _ Bed. ' ~· ti ' ..,.. ap..,.,.. • ..., •• PUBLIC NOTICE and which la located at Valley, CA 92108 . .., G . 835 Th! stat meni wu nled • ' ~ "' ·~ to; "'°"'Y.. -~'.-.!°egardi~.-~-~· petlOftll rtpre .. nttti'Ve to AYRES SELF STORAGE This business Is con-Olll9n iroup, Glnc., 1...,. w'ilhs lhe ~-··-t Cl ri( ot ... ._. ..... .wt-......_('Thi ""0.c:lll'allan'"): • h Nafth ft'lft-... , .. ~ •• or enc ................. ldminl$11f the estate ol the • d ..... b _, art NewPofl Blvd., ·182· .. -· vvwnY t .............. -..... -t..11 udultYe toe. c.ounty eourea-, lopaylhertmalnlngprinci-decedent NOTICE OF 1880 WHITTIER AVE., uct .... y: a gener., P . CcmaMeu CA92627 OrangeCountyonS-11-116 ..,.__,._Clf09ldlf ___.iom 1'CIOCMco..iilrDIMW... • pal 1um of the not1(1), ... THE PETITION requests PETITION TO CO~ ~g·\~·'°'~2T r::p you a1at1ed doing Alllnlly S 0 y111ms, Inc., 19ff319H18 ,_." .. -.C. d .. .....:;:.:~,.,_:! 11rD AN, C19orn11, t.i cwld by .. kt 0..d ol the decedent's Wiii and ADMINISTER ~ .. J.1 right 10 bid '!i bualneu yet? No (OE), 1835 Newport Blvd. Oalty PDQ( Sept. \7, 24. eo.dr ._.., f1l 0.,.. on .. ~ ,..,_ ltaf", .. end~ can- Trvat wltfl Interest !hereon, codlc:lla, ff any, be admitted ESTATE OF: the sat Putch&Na mus1 Sved Halls Ruul Q.182·294, Costa Meas, CA Oct. 1, 8, 11198. 1758 County, C. ,, .......... and ntwwd llinnts,._._ ~to end nawhlld ~I u provided In said note(a), lo probate. The Will and ANNE HENNING ERWIN •· Thlt atlllfnenl was filed 112627 ...a tD .. Ma9ca d 0. ... dalr=-==w••, wtels-'d o.d d TNll,. 11'1 adVancH, If any, undtt the any eodlcill 111 available k .... NEE be1 ma~ byti c:uofh and .. ~ wtth the County Clerk 01 Thi• buslnt11 11 con-PUBLIC NOTICE .... .,.. _... tD ... dlckl, .,..., ""NII pn:11p91ty......, lln tlfms of said OHd ol tor amlnatlon In the file a • _.. • Of at u.. me pure.-. ducted Dy: 1 corporation IM&UIAlr ...-.. said Cow'llY .-s .... • Trust, lffl, charges and k u lhl court HDNINQ All puichased goods art Orange County on ~11 -96 Have you slatted doing Fictitious BuslneH 011t>1• "llool '-I,_ .._. ... Ind pilllo9. 9Cltbed..:Aamod~ct.. expenses of Trus1M and or ~Eby PETITION , uesta CeM No. At 84234 sold as Is and must be ,.. 19"38955t1 business yet? No Name St.lem.nt • .....,. ..., &clPt htflOlft 11 ol, gn. la1Md 1n said o..o d 1he-1nl.lts cruted by llld -a.ulhoflty to admlni:!, the To 111 heir•, beneficiaries, moved at time ol aate. Salt Daily Pilot Sept. 17, 24, Alllnlly Sy111m1. Inc .. The fo41o""1nQ peB011S are -....; .... d ... OMr:lll ......... Ind 00. t¥frO-TrUlt.Pmtat-.e»n-M. OMd of Trust. ntate under th• lndepen. credl10t1, contingent ci•di· Is subject t~ cancenaoon In Oct. 1, 9, t 11119. 1750 Craig Pallett, Prealdent doing bualneu u : Oelablt ,..._... _. ltl Clft ::a!'=':"~,: n. ..... ...._. ..r ae.. The total amount ol the dec1' Administration of Es-IOfl. Ind persons who may th• event ~ttlement ~ PUBUC NOTICE Thi• atalt!Nnl was Iii.cl Conttrucllon Company, ~-... ,.... ..... ....,.. lllflJ rtglhl to ..... • CIORftOn 111111~ 1 unpaid balance ol the ot>ll-tat" Act. {This IWIOrlty otherwt .. be lt'ltertsied In ~ Ian and o • with I.tit Cc>wlty C1erk of 217 E. E.,.,ttt Pl .. Orange, ..._ to .. ~ ..,.. .. -..tac.oth_. :1.,:i .. ,. DRIC*tY • "O•llon 11cured by lhe wtll allow lhe pereonal rep-the wlM or 11tat.1, °' both, git ... patty. Orange County on ~t1·96 CA 92687 c::ou-ei 9' 1llO CMc C.. __, ~ls~ property to be IOld and resenlatlvt to like many of: ANNE HENNING ERWIN AYRES GRou:E 5-4()(). F1ctttl0\.IS Bualne•• 19983995513 G90ft O..n Otlabar, 217 .. DIM w... ..... ,..., :::::-:::: .... ~'°bl: 210 Lai... Nlw- 1e11onabl• Hllmaled actlont without C'OU'1 •Po aka ANNE E. HENNING BOND NUMSelfR StOf NIUIM lt.l•tnenl Daily Piiot S.pt. 17, 24, E. Evertll Pl., Orange, CA CA .. 1:00 ..... pulblc vtiiad ... lrwln..a d .. PCNt 8-d\ ~ COl1S, hpenlll and Id-proval Bllort Liking Clf· A PETITION has been 11184, Ayres age The lolowtng persons Ill Oct. 1 8 11199. 1751 ll2S61 aldlDri to ......... tMo cord.. NRCl!L a· The tmo-1-. TPM ~ vanc.9 11 the ume of lnltlal taln v«y lmpo'1ant ec:tlona. filed by Farmers & Mer· Rr~~~~ewport =II b~•!!'!!!._••~ ' ' Thia bu1ln1.. 11 con-dlr b ~.,.,..... • .. adulHlota ·.....,_ ..,_ n.w .....,.,. • public.alien of the Notic. ol howevlf, the perSONI 'II> cl\anll Trust Company of u ,._ Me Dally Ion .,.,.._.y PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: an Individual ""'d ... In '-M MCIMY .... Ind ....... ~ .,,, ....._ ftlr lllflJ .._.,. SW 11 S143,838.21. ret«Utlve wtll be required Long Beien by Roger L. Snett"""'eta " eral &AldlnQ ConttlC1orS, Have you started doing d h uni.I .... ., al tllttmd c--IN.a~ on ,....... o1,,. .... a> Tl'le Beneficiary under to glV9 notice to ln1tfll1ed Rosenbaum, vice PfMldem Pdot Octobef a. 15, 1996. b) Main S-trHt Qarage F1otltloue au.nu t>uslneu yet? yH, M-96 rfaN. .. .,.. ......_. ~ the~ ,...._ ,. ._. .w o11w ~ aald Deed ol Trust hefeto-persons unless lhey have & Trust Offiolf In lhl Suia-T7111 Door & Window Company, NHM St.t•nMnl Gto1f Ollabar "weyldtD _,.,.. Niii 9'r I hind-., tn ~ 1 l8lotft, ._.,.._, , _.,. .,_ lore tuc:vted Md dellv· walwd notkt °' coneented rlor Court of Calllomia, PUBLIC NOTICE 14282 East Mall Rd., Irvine, Thi following persons 111 Thi• etattme._ was flled ..-. ... o.ed d TNlt en Ind • .......... '° the ,.,._ The ,,_,. ~ tfed to lhe underalgned a to the propc>Nd acUon.) County of Orange. CA 92606 do'ng bulinlll u : R9al with the County Clll'1I or "".....,.... .,_." ... aboYI .., lliid ~ 1 c:11ry under a. o..s d written Decl.,.llon of 0.. TN Independent lldminls· THE PETITION requests Fictitious aualne•• Harold James Johnson. eat.I• Management Corpe>-OfWIQ• County on ~11·98 County 9li ._.....,.. _... 2. "1IN:B. 4. ea-. TNll hm ...,_..., Ollllt- .. f.urt and o.mand for Sale, llallon autl'lorily wlM IM \hat Farmwa & Mtrchanll N98M lt.lement 142112 East Mall. livlnt, CA ratlon, 19000 MacArthur 19"3895511 "' ........C ,.._, 1: .,..... • ... '°"" an .. .,. .., .. ~a o.a.. Ind Mitten Notice o« 0.. .cs urMS& an Inter· Trull Company ot Long TM~~.,. 92609 Blvd., 1500, Irvine, CA Dally Pilot Sept. 11, 24~ An........, Vt-.....,. 8ldlana .,.... ~ allan d Dllall of h fault and EltC1IOn 10 Seit ttted peraon tilH an ob-Beactl by Roglf L. A~ doing t>ualneu u • Del Mar :~~ bby:uelne~~~ualcon-112'12 Oct. 1 t 1996. 1783 ... "nllt Lal'! Gf-n.d 1 r Mltl b ~ __, 4*l&i • W w:ur-.1 W h _JM undtrliOnlCI CIUMd j9c110f1 IO the pellUOn and baum, 'lice Prnloent & I tor 1278 ai.nneyt .an REMC, Inc., (CA), 19000 ' ' -.an.111 .. CbtfC...........,., g • ... o.itdTNIC,andeMallcll said Nob Ot o.tau11 Ind lhow QOOd cause wny the Ttust Officer 1M •Ppcinled f:'." 31 ~· Laguna S..C:· ~ou tf?atart) ed ~11 MICAMur Blvd., 1111500, Ir-PUBLIC NOTICE • ..... ea..rtty fl a...,. WllCICMCtlMMt" of .. artcta d .,.,... .., Bdat 111 ~ to Seel '° be .. court thOuld not grant the .. per'°"8I repr9Mnlltlve CA 'm51' ' Y a yea. • vine, CA '2812 ... d C • 1111. a ,_ ....... "8 MU .... d h .... wtKtl NCUdad Oii ded In the countv where authority. to edmlnister 11'11 11ta11 °' 1<.111 F Ktam« Diana L b} no Tl'll• bu1ln111 la con-F1otltloua hslneu ... ......, ._ ll9all 111, Dada... ,-=a, 1. 419-• °'CB • real propetty,. focaltd. A HEARING on th• pell· th• decedent. Ktamlf. 1278 Glenneyr• ~ ~ment filed dueled by: a corporation ....... St.tement ..... 2Z ,,, ,. .... 11. • ....--... bW'I iri 1_,77."eoc.-..... l'hit It.,, at\empl to C06-"°" will be held on NO-THE PETITION request• Ste 3;1 La Bead\. • WU I H ..... you started doing The fOllowing persons., ........ " .. ca. ...... 9K9an .... "Mint--d ca:ili ....... .... liect a debt, and ~ lnfot"• VEMSEA 14, 111116. at the ~·s Will and CA '92651 guna ' with lhl County C1erk of business yet? yn, 9191 doing ~ u : S~llc: ~ ,...,.._ ti ... twn' fWsl d -~ d ... _. ....... ..._. ~tlon obtained will be 1 :•5pm In 0ep1. 703 to-codlclls. " an'1 be admllled Tlmoth p McGf•th Von-Or.noe County on ~ REM<:, ~. Ron Mc£1ror. lnlormt11on, 2544-G Elden ~ ea,t ._ •www .. ..a. .-;:;;;:a al cat •Mii 06 ~ ... ~for I.hat purpose. cated at 341 TN City Ortve to Pl.o_~~lt· :. :'~ dtl A. t.Yca;ath, 5057 Docf. D•"" --tt~3,!9SOMOct 1 '!.~ 11 _ .. A11°!:21.• Costa Men, CA ~ t07 ~ ~ •F¥:o•:r' d the a.cw. ~ 0t ~ ........ -.,. .. , !1 99 H South, Orange, CA ll2e68., llf'f ~ v llOn Street Somla CA _, nN .,,_. .. ,.,., • , • n•• statement WU f.., "'" ._.. ""°" --1ofL Tiie IDtlf amcM111t ott ... ... fl c I ' ' OI • 9PICIALIZED INC. lF YOU O~ECT to the for examinallon in lhe file 93066 ' ' 8, t5, 199e 1767 W'llh' the Cowlty Clerk of Myron Goldstaln. 2544-0 _.... ........... " .. .,,...... P'tncts-1 W. ~ to ..-.W ::tfWITE•, 10.0 Eu..: granting ol the peUtlon, you k~tH~~F the II-MlchHI e. Kramlf' Kath-PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on •28-t6 ~ Ave., Costa M .... ~ ~'!1.t.. rswa,,.:.~ ~ --. ......... .....-. to-.. Mr? hw 9ICU'li --C-~leN shOUld appeat •I the hear• on pe IHn M Kramtf '14867 t"838H202 .,.. 92627 -• ._ --w9I rwaMll!fy ~ ... Delill, ·--=-........ , -... • lng and state your Ob-lion wilt be held on NOY1m-Round V DrlW Sh«· Dally Piiot S.pt. 24, Oct. 1, This busln111 la con-Ute 1• .. ..,... ..-.. .........., COllta. ::=::: ........,, we. .....,.. • a:IOt3, (805) M4-~= :l.h "':i.wri~ :: g:~t1.47~~C:at~s .':;m~ ~o~:rc: 111~~Grath ~!':it:!=~ e, 15, 199e rrea ~~an .:=dual doing :C.: ..::.,*";' =.. "':: ::::;:::.-:, d.,: ~F=-= ': • y I s. E . A"" Ir· I:~ the h1atin9. Y041 IP' Th• Clty Drive, Orange, CA Malla s ~th 48e Ott: The followlng pef10nl .,. PUBUC NOTICE business yet? no ca a: An II lllWnU• ~ Nolclf .. S2Ul7.A.. CUr· 11 d ..... .. .. DONDO. TRUSTEE pea.ranee may be In penol' 926&8. WOOd c' ~-Park. doing bu1lne11 u : Myron Goldlleln ... IM ..... ... ~ dllad CaltMs and L'= ....... . SALe OFPICEft or Dy YOVI attorney. IF YOU OBJECT lo lht CA 111:· ·-"-7 Bon Terra CoMulllng, Inc., FloUtloua a...tMM Thia statement wet filed ••)'MIC fJJlltS .. ~ Qwcb °' CerlRld a.at .._ • ~ HP03S7S IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR granting of the peUtloo, you Rob9tt A. Valles Elllln p 20321 Birch Street • Suflt N•me Sl•tement with the ~ Clerk ol "'°" Ana -. a.at t d n.c:t ~ to .. nwea. « In _, ...._ -...... • P bllahed Newport or a contingent creditOf of ahOuld ~.,at lhe heat· Valles. 141165 Kaian eourt: 201. Newport a.am. CA TN folloWlng penons .,. Orange County on 8·11-98 Mo.Dt," .. QwafC:O. tlleldw:.E ... =e ... to ._. ........... .....,.cl u . the decelMd, you"-* file Ing and stale your o~ Chino Hill CA 91709 92MO dolno buslnesl u : New-t9H3895$t8 ta.._, CiOunCr fJI °""9lo ~ · ~ suza.oo ,._ ..,..,._ ~ : Beach-Costa Men Daily your ctllm with the court uon1 or Ille written o~; Thi• bu~lne11 Is con-BonTerra ~ lne, CicHortzont Conl1ructlon Dally PQot Sept. 17, 24, .._ d C ... •"" ...... " ......._ .,.,..,..d .. 0..Sd • PUot October 8, 15, 22. and mall a copy to lhe pet· ~.;~Ith theYC04Jtl blor• ducted by: I~ In com-~7:'· w,2~~ e."'h· "· 833 Dover, Sutt• Oct. 1, 8, 1996. tT60 ... ,......." ._. 111, Aatlllfum • .,.,.... .. Ttullt.9"d.._,~.,.. 111119. aonal representative IP' · 01M" appear· monamnge tt • •""'""" •c • 116, Newport S.ach, CA ..... Z2 d Me s ata nu.......,_,....._ tM •s• -ot .. y,,__ • T·711 ~~bJi:":~w:: ~ V:ltt In. pets.on or H..,. PJ atarted ~ ~i:2Tuaineu 11 con-~ Alan LoWe. U4 PUBLIC NOTICE ...... 1n,::.,::-dd.:: fof =~...-.no ~ 1 =·~ .=, i: \ PUIUC NOTICE of fin\ Issuance of the i.t· rF YOU AAor;'/, CREDITOR 'K:'.n; .. ~·~;.,96 dUC1ed by: a corporation Presidio Of., Costa Mesa. F1o11Uoua lklalneu ~. -...... "' .. = ........... ~ 111111111 ....... -al ---------1 tert a provided In Mellon Of • contJngent ~editor of Thie ttal~ was ftled Have PJ atarted doing CA t~ Mame St.tem.nt Dadli,..• d eov---. -.. ClUmMOrl • ..,,.., .... 11n ...._, to emf\, ~OSTCec'•'70~ 11too of the Callfomla Pro-the d~~l°" must flit wtth the County o.11 ot bU11neaa ~~1!:_21~ This Du1ln111 11 con-TN following persons .,, COi tt •Md "8111r1~• d .. lbow dna1bed .. TNlt9e • ~ • ~ " r bate Code. TN Ume tor fil· YOVI .. --m "' the court Orange COIMlly 00 t-4-!16 BonTerra ....... ._ ... "", ., duc1ed by: an lndMdual do'ng t>usineu u : Babe's .. ,,_..,.. c:.nclo:M"-==m cor-. ...,.s cf-* *-on t ,..,,,.,0 .. TO Ing claim• wtll nol uplte and mall a copy 10 the ptf· t"838H711 Thomae E. Smith Jf., AICP Have you 11arted doing HalfWork•. 390 "A" E. 171h UMf'ICUfdad-· tr1'1" 9Mc:tl CA ... OI ............. . AOMlNllTM before four monlha from tonaJ repreaentatlve IP' • ~ bulJnels yet? no St., Costa Mesa. CA ~7 llool 1Mt7, ,... 1 af a. ..._ jlfaperty Is bl-ct.a *""" by • ..... air ••TAT• a.a I.tit Mll1ng date nolic9d oolnted by lhe cOUf1 wi1hln Dally Piiot s.pt. 11, 24, Thia a1altn*1l ... 61ed Robert A. \.OW9 GnQ ~. 390 "A" e. dll ~ ,.,... -. -...... ·~of '9dlrlf ad ..... 06 a lbow. tour montl\i from the date Oct. 1, e. 111119. tT55 with the County C1er11 ol Thi• ltalement WU ftled 17th St., Costa Mesa. CA ....... n.,....., ............. olllgtlloi• ... d'9dl ..... by ...... Cit MARY MAltQMIT flX YOU MAY EXAMINE the of first luuance of the .... Orange County on e.e-96 with the County an or 112827 .... ... -CUNMn an.t•by ... DMd d TNllt ....... __.,..end .. .. •uu~;:,:x llle11eptby1.t1tcourt."you t.tB00uofPfOVld~1!;.,,.~ PUIUCNOTICE 1"4HH272 <>r.ngeCoun1yon•11-te This bu1ln111 11 con-rt ry 1., 1 '"I• fl .. lncN9tarwand~ IDdlaol\ ~ ~ • a art a '*'°" ln*ested In 111 the a c-MOTIC& OP IA&.& Dally Plot Sept. 24, Ocs. 1, t9"3e9S50t dUc:led by: an lndMdual .... ,...._ ..., ._. ott .. .,-,,..... 1M of 99. *" car _... -* • t 171 bate Code. TN time for ftl. ---.....-~_. t J.-1-881 _ _m Oalty PJlol. .Sept.-tl Ha you mrted doing_...._ .. :!GI Ille: C pp •* ~ca. ........ " ._... 11111 ftl To.. with 11'11 a formal,. . vrRV•-··-, buPiiU Yii1 YI•· Nov. -,...... Ulll ... ~ ... uld,..,,...., .. fllllww:W Coda.,_.~ : ~ conUnQtnl ett<I-<!\Ifft tor spec1a1 NOile• of be~ tour month• from NotiCt 11 "*lby tr, PUBLIC NOTIC! Oc:t. '· 1• 11199. tm 11184 c..--. CA n. ~ o.ariih ~ • va ....., '° c1o ...._ 1n • t«•. and person• Who may the ming of .., ln119ntory lhe nearing date noticed = to, ::= Coct! PUBLIC NOTICE Or9Ce O\Mtano usidU...,.. ,....... ... ~ •1 CafMn Aw. .... ltlk "' .. ..,.,.. -. • ~ .. be lfQreewd In and appfallll °' ~ u-ll>Ove. 0 floUUoua llua.lne.. Thie 1tlle1Mnt was ftled c--. -. ~ .., ..,, ......_. Calbrtla 91n&, dllr ae. 9w\ Cllltt • ~ : the wfll Of estate, Of bolh.. .... or Of llf'I pedtlon or YOU MAY EXAMINE the of the State of California NlllM Stat..-nt Flotmoua llueiM•a .tth the County Cltftt ol ft:iam._fll .. ~ [911) 117-17a. Olllild .. Tnme , ol: MARY MARGARET F1X account 11 provided In flt. upe by IM court. If PJ IN Undetr..: & W Thi tollowlng~ ...... 9tatwww:t OrtinOe County on•ttH&-ty -'liiii ........ CIOM-·Hmi.ib.r::=..:..1ur=.;i51t;iiiilj..niW-111iiiiin~r-Hf • ak&-MAAV. ~. F&X aka wc:tlon 1250 Of lht\:alf. :: • penon lnll< .. lltdz ttTH STREET COSTA doing t>ualneu u : .,. Cl• The follOwtng peraona.,. t ... ~IM010 .... t 'r a I ..,. AIN'2:MM1n&,1G'f, 1Qjl ~. o.d \old ..... ' MARY FIX lomla Probate Code. A Re-fflat~ ~ MESA. Orange County CA atl\le lnl..-net Pr~ b) ciOttg \>Utllnllt ..: l. & M Daily P11o4 ~l 20 %7 .,._ .... h '°*' ....... ..,...._ to .. • "~P:;1~~RIC": :.= ::: .. io:vli~"::: ;:.:'kw speer.. No4ice~ t2e27. M ... at~~~=-~ ~~1.2~ Oct.4.11. 1• ·-1 ~4:.. .. ,~.a: PUIL1CM0T1c1 c··~-:=:.m: S~ M~3HE~~~l! court clt(k. ~ ~:!i: ::::J. ~M~"'C:U=n1a. at~. 23152 Verdugo Dr. tlnoton Beach, Call~ PUIUC NOT1CI and.., .. ~ .. • F1ctltlous auslMH • •=~~ J ,..~ ... I Callfomla Attemer fOf the Pett-.... or of ........... hi-O' 1pm on Wec:lnladay the SI•. 101, ~ Hll&, CA l2t4t ..._.... ...... _ ··-----... ... ........ .... N.m. S tatement ...... ~No D9'for ..,.,...., o ' t1onen . -·1 ............. 2'rd day of Octot>ef '111119 92eS3 MldlMI 8. ~ Z1M1 r----~ ClelCI. I f tfllla... TM 1o11ow1ng J*aon& are -Wiid .. a.::i. tountypo~E. •· THOMAla GAMnT ::ic::"12~~~1f: lhefollowt""'~'-(tl' Mlehael E. Bounds, 252112 llrookhur1t Sl, 1%7, Hun-NwltahMent -..-.... -af .. do'ng bu1inHa aa· Anlma-~CA_...,..._ THE "'''''"' .. ,.ques.. S CH• •ADLI a ., . . ··• ' Pluno, ~ke fotel1, CA Unalon Beach,~ t2648 The tolowlnQ penone tr9 .... ' 17 ... d .. et. Uon cauia and Mo~ ...... ,...., • (111J that PATRICIA MARY a Q,L n6a PrObale OOde. A A• '°Wft. t2t30 Thlt bu1lne11 It con-dQana bul6neM •:flower btf ... 11: '1ll.UUI. ft~ 23010 t..ke Forest "7-.,..b~ ..,Wl SMITH and MAROAAET QA ..... TT . 4 0 4 1 Queel for Specfal N~ 1 HO IMW/20. V.l.N. Thi• Du1lneu 11 con-dlict.d by: 1111 lndMdull ~ T~ m w. Kio "' ---tD ~ .. °' O.t&.-l.a9UN Hilts. •4222. D9t: 1';:' .. JEWEL M0!~£A b9 IP· MeoAllTHUR •LYD~ lonn 1'I a'tlll~ from the =t~~~· LJ. ducted br. 81\lndMd\1111 ...,,_ Voll llaMd dc*lQ 1e1e ~ C>ranQe, CA nu.a. _. ~ a ~ cA.t2653 ' M, 1-. ..... Oawll :1111 ~.....2' ...--"":: STL HOt NDl'O«T COUit .. ~.__ , I.id Ille le b tM SU• Have you ttarttd dOlng ~ Y9f? l'.IO Jotil ~ Mumtord. 1130 ..... cMc* ..... • a Chrlillna M.,y AMves, M% ~ ~ .. --... ,,, aaACH, CA Heeo _.__. ...,_ of .........,......, 8-1 Of butlneel 1191'> No Mlct-4 I.~ a. OflftWoocl O. .. S.--• .....,. ....._ a 492 White Cap Lant. New-PliClllC -=: Oawp ... , ...... of the OtcecMnl. Publl• htd N•wpott a ll•rohant• Trust C-undeni;.;r.;, l Mk:Ntl E. lbandt Thie ., ,,..,. .,.. Deed AM. CA 82104 cMc* ._.. ., a ..., °' f>O'I Coast. CA ma1 • ""*" . ~ ~ • THld ~ ~ 9Mch.C0tta ..-... o~ C••P•ny •t Lone and 8'otaoe ....._ ~ This .......,...... wu llled With the ~ C1erk of Thie buelne11 11 co~..._. ~ .._ • a This bualnt11 la con-'""'2 g; ~ 'x>IR& .. • =-~~! a.._~ Plot ~ a. 1 15 a ... e.; •r Roeer L. ...,, CC*9 °' ~ wtttl tt. County aert of OrW1Q1 County on .. 11... duded by: an lndMcN9I dlid -..w .., • .,... a1 duOled by an lnCIMdUal ,,_.. u dlll ...... : "~ · · .......... v.o. ~ Ind -of.... °""99 County on ...., 1e1111111oe ..._ Voll etarted dolflQ ...... __.,..., ._... iv... Voll A1*S dOlnll C• .. ., e. flC=-: ...., • to ~ ::...:: 19M. ,...,. ....... a T;:;. °"'"' o==. w..;.. 1 ... HM170 Daly Not ... 11 ,. ....... yet? No 11 I' ' ........... butNM ~?no :a:: g; Ill • -: :1..m...:..en IN .. •-• -MATICI 0..,.. T. 1111,...,., OotMor, t.... :_.,,.,,,..PloA. °'1. I. 15'~ Oct. 1• I,,.._ , l71i = "=!°'n!11 w filed ::..:. ::: Ml-: ~titt=t=-wa.1 llled llCI a ML ""* ~-: • kept by .. ciowt. ... _ -~ ............ cs• ...... ...... .-UIUC IOT1CI ..... ~ Q«tl Of .......... CMt ..... """' N C°'"V Oerti of ............ -.... : -~=-= IUllllONI ' tOMll, ~ 0...... Publl•h•d ,.,.,port PUllJC IOTICI ~ COWllly on N-11 to•..._.• °'8nOe ~ on 1+91 8llll ~ na 'Ill• •--ft,,-.. ~ tCITAOeOll<IUDIC•l ·=:..,._no, Uni ... c:h<Co.._ MtM Deily .,..,.._l•IR•• 11MM....,. ~ .......... 1..U."884 ftr',,_,_,. : :-Miw;: ..... o( a.. lf0'1C9 TO DUINOAHTl CA tOeOa, AT• f'lot October a, 1-. '1otltl.-la111MM ..... leet1a1A1 Dally Not ...,._ i7, M , .... .__.ta .. Deily Plot Sept. to, 11, 24.,_. _______ _ , ...._ Act. (nile OU1Mft1V CAvleO a~) AUDI TOaN Y POii PST.. T·* n.Mw ... ,, ... ,,_..,. The 'C!i.:1.':°':'P~ OcL 1.a. ttM. 11A :..:= .. i: Oct. 1, , .... atMndltd ! .. -. .. ~,. ,.,ANK MONTIMAONO no.A ..... _ IOT1ICI ~~Mt =:......_ 930 N. ~ PUIUC MOT1CI ..., -._. p111ti11G9t.lotl October e. 1• I ....... ,,.. ....... ~ Md DO«l 1 TO 10 10MIO ,._ --.. ~ ..0 .... ....... .. .. t740 t .,.._ wlllGla oour\ .... VOUA.MlllNOIUU>W-: Publtahed Ntwf!Orl Ot lf IH :.iw~ BMI .. l,__ =:.,t02, OrMte. 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I.a ....... .,~··· ........ Ill -~-. ..... : . M1 _.,, O• •••I•• Wllllil• ....... U_t ... .,. 511 Fl • .,... -... .... .. ........ fte ...... -:ii I WU " ...... v.. -.z' .. ...... ... .. • II -.... , ........ .. .... "' --"' .... ... ·--.;r:·• ... j... C"t41Jl:rll•Ml•-- i =cl'i i· :::--::=.-. ~-...,..,. .. TUESDAY, OCT08Eft a. 1996 PUIUC leOTICll . . '> I I ~ .. -~ -.~ ·~ --- " J . I ~ . . . -:. ,_Jj l. a All& o.,... Telqilooe~5:00pm Mooday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT OIAOUNll Monday .. -. ....... Friday 5:<X¥n Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pn Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5~ Thursday ........... Wedncslay 5:00pn Friday ........... _ ... llusday 5~ .in-.. 10• (714) 642·5678 BY FAX (714) 631-6594 (Ptease include your name and phone number .md we'll call you back with a price quote.) BY MAE Olt• PaloNs 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 926Xl Corner of Newport BM! a: Bay St. Na•pon ....,....._ .... Dlllr ,..·: l --- GINIW POU CY w•ncm MEET someone special through classified Raaes and deadlines arc subject to change without notJcc. The publisher reserves the riptt to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error th8' 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. · -- COSTA MESA 1024l•H·o·u·s·E·s·1--· NEBEAWPCHORT NEWPORT BUSINESS OFFICE MONEY ______ ,EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT _ ... 2169 BEACH 2669 FOR RENT 2769 WANTED 2916 EMPLOYMENT 5530 553<> :.~ Live ne•r Be•ch C 0 NDO S iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiliiiiiliiiliiiiliiiiii• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii By Ownr 4br 2ba Hse FOR RENT LI do Lux u r Io us * 18R S825 * NEED COLLEGE lOUM. HOUSIHO Cnr R2 Lot Alley Acs 2BR 2BA $725/Up ES CM 1670 Santa Ana MONEY? 0""0 11tuN1YY 52891</Trade 650 8632 • .. •••••••• Waterfront Condo. Lrg ·Prestlgloua Office•· EMPLO~eNT • 11 Relrlg & dishwasher Computer database, '"'"" ~II rul 11&1111~I111 ~Is MOVI NO ~~;~a, s~T~· s:~u~lrr: Incl. 60x30 pQOI. No ~~ sf A:~: 6~~3f:g u pd at e d d a 11 y , 5530 IL~la~u .. t.Mf'ftl· 4bedroom with 560k GENERAL 2102 52,550. 551·8554 pets. No fees. No lse. matchea atudent with iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .11l fNtllltliqActtllMll'i 1n remodel. By owner. •---------• 714-545-4855 • 400,000 non-federal Acct Exec un1Mdftlclla*1MIHl.,I 5 2O9.9oo10 BO . jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Oce•n View•• 2 room• SSOO/mo.1••••••••• 1cholarshlp, grant, fel· Printing & Graphics le adWltisc • ._, pttlm11c1. Agents ok. 432· 7242. L• H•br• Remodeled 1 & 2 bd rm a stat11ng 43rd St. SOyds to BUSINESS & Io w • h Ip fund Ing firm Heka saleaper· Driven/Control• PT· Bookkeeper Fleld Engineer RHponslble for main· Exp only. Must love tenance, Installation catal Apply Tu-Fr.::.:._ and 1roubleshoot1ng 1_6_904 __ w_._P_c_H_._N_._8_· __ of power sy1tem1 and PT Lori'• Kitchen - motor conlrol centers. Lunch Route• - Call Mary Monday-Friday. Earn,• 11ml~li111 ., •1url111l111tlon 2br 1ba, yard, New at $1350. Fully equlpd beach. •-car driveway FINANCE sources. Customized son. No exp • will 'm e• Ill flCt. ctlll( rtll1lon. _M_O_B_I_L_E_____ Carpet I $800.mo fitness center. saunas. btm duplex. 650-7310. quality packet. Guar-train. Tom, 548·5290 Fiie Clerk/Courier se1.••1uJ.IMlllYllllllll0t Call: 988·0145 spas, Jr Olympic pool, • .. •••••••• anteed. Low fee . B•rr Lumber ., _ _......._ ...... "--•HOMES 1100 ---------tennis, pets okay.•••••••·-·· (918) 892·TEAM FT law office. Bright, -:s~.-c-r-.~,~.-r-.,-.,-M,--d""l__,l..._. 1-Boo.458-8844 $40-$50 per day.•• 979·2837 : : , .. •---·••-•-Or•nu• Wonderful •875·8003• 1·800-811 TEAM Now hlrlngll dependable, organz'd, • ca • '""' lllY ..U ,,.....,.,, 11m1. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3br 1 ba, yard, pets, MISCEL,. 11 u-roUS •---------•FT Cashier wknd• a heavy llttlng. 721·7395 Office. Requlremnt....:: tationor.iscrtftllulloft.'' For Sale or Lease $950 .00 per mo. VIiia Point Upper, WMU; BUSINESS must. •Plumbing & Kennel worker for cat Macintosh basics. 9-f;iiii T1tl1 .... ,.,., will not Nwpt Bch. 2bd/2ba can: 988·3905 2 bd/2ba. Upgrades, RENTALS OPPORTUNITY l•AN••N•O•U•N•C•E•M•E•N•T•S• e1ectrlca1. FT. wknd• a only sheller. FT/PT No Mon-Fri. ss.50-S10/h""-1~ow•ilf1CUlll1111JHftttlst· Back Bay Senior Park gar, no pots. $1700/ ••••••••• , must •PT PBX oper. exp, nee Apply Tu·Fr: Ask for Grace -'Tltnl 1or rtll uute wttk• Ii 111 Bkr, 875·6241 mo. Lease. 760-5358 2904 · Monday-Friday 3-7pm. 6904 w C 7 5 9-3847 .!: ••01<1ClNlfUletn.Ollfrudt11 OCEAN BREEZES CORONA Apply: 1275 S.8rl1tol . P H N.B. TELEMARKETERS - ,, 11.,.~ blllflllff 11111111 5 •park. 2bd/2ba. DELMAR 2122 NEWPORT DUPLEXES 2704 M•keaFortune C.M.SeeTenl ":.f~~93•1herapl•t Work @ l:fome Jw1t1t.1& M"ttl&ed 111 t11lt Indoor spa. Fr. doors. on the lntemell 50 ANNOUNCEMENTS Clerlcal c;.,.· 6m~/.~.~e,:~~ Earn S 5 O O ·S 1O0 q...,.,., ........ 11111 hrdwd firs, nr beach, :ZBD/,BA Front COAST 2170 CdM lrg 2br 2 ba, million prospects He 2920 Insurance brokerage 1 :30•2 :30 ONLY, weekly ••lllng a tong .qA11n1--...,..._ 11~ turn avail. 528,000. Cottage l-car gar. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ocean vu, trplc, 2~r your ad for 27 cents1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii In business over 70 882-0870 or lax distance service • .,..,, 11 ..... ulHUO 548·0748. 662-1677. No pets. Agent 51250_ gar, qu iet area. per dayl Managera/11 yrs. N.B. area Com· resume to: 662-0190 over the phoneA_ "'11·-• 1·•.C•·ISm. '----------640-7000 ext.301 Br•nd New Home 51600.mo 831-8487 Brokers Wanted! Fro• Area Con•act puter literate. Excel ---------Paid training. Call: - 111t .......... oc .. a,i. .. BUILDING & I---------2400 al, 3BR, 2.25BA. Information. Call Peraon needed for MlcroSott Word, Cust Newport Bo•t• NB 1-800-842·1409 ~ ~ll HUOllGl·JSOO. CONTRACT 1150 °;u~~:~~~n~0T"u~~ ~::. ~;~/1~~~';5.~g;~sk _R_O_O_M_S ____ 2_7_0_6 1-~~~3:ila!:! 2 ~~n~r ~::~i::h:~~~: ~re~: c:~:po:=:: ~;~ r~!~t~~6~~~~1---------,, HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL 1002 p ol/ L d + ---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii dent exchange pro-need cat. Fax r••ume +benefits. Apply ((!' EMPLOYMENT -0 1 spa. rg Y1 Lux ocn vu 4bd/3ba. PEPSI/COKE gram. For Information 85t-892.9 attnL.uh 1880 Newport Blvd. T8WUOILS0T1Nl!Gl!L5 pal 0 • 51750 w lse. spa, 3-car gar Pointe CM Top -quaJlty room ROUTE call Diane (ii DRIVERS • Exper' Out o·f S•nta Fe SERVICES 5533_ s195o w/o. 759•7028· Home, gated, lrg yrd quiet, n/peta/smk. 31 local &; t blllhed 1 800-733-2773 .. 1) 40x32 was 56.561 Sp•cloua 2BR. 2BA $4250. Ag1, 509·2002 By OCC. SJ70+ulll s ites. Grea~' !u cash • enced drivers for In Fa.shlon Island has \ 4 will soll for 53.961. 1 car garage. No pols. 548-5058 bu1lne11 opportunity. LOST a. over·the-r1oad AF111 atbed opening~ for FTH •1al•• --·- 1) 50x60 was Sl0,909 $1375 monthly .1---------NB brlghVa lry, clean New & pre-owned ell opportunty. con-assoc•· r y+ Please~ aware that_ Wiii sell for 57,809. 675-8211/810·0959pgr SANTA ANA 2180 quiet home, klt, w/d . stat• of the art ma· FOUND 2925 vc•.!'tlonal•. .,•nsuranc• ccomtm +,FTP b•n•llt•. th• llstlngs ln this cat· Now, never put up. '"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii chlnH. $2,500 weekly. cumpany p d), ben-on ac oppy at: 9gory may require you Can deliver. Call Dave•---------•• $450. Walk to beach. Fr•• v Id • o . efits, 401 k. Average 844-5953 10 call a 900 number• 1·800·292-0111 COSTA MESA 2124 Gr••t D••ll 3br 1ba, 648•1903 1-800-211-8383 FOUND SM CALICO $30.000/year. 23+ • PIT S•IH Clerk for In which there 11 .- yard, Peta okl 5550.00 ---------I·------....... -neat MHa/Elden on Commercial Drivers art/gltt gallery In Udo charge per minute. ea 4495 VA •Local RtH Qlt! -Marine Village. Ptease1-_,,..,,..,,...,,..,,,"'!"!"~----=--Attentlon Agents , RENT•Tr 20 great locatlon1• (Stacy call backl) 1-8()().548-3120 call 973-e292 for appt 1000 WEEKLY Potential 10 double CRYPT 1225 O/wshr, ftp, new crp11, ~ 2722 Buy all or part• M2•HS13 Ext BC·1 · Stuffing envelope1.11 .. ;our incomof Expand· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii paint. Garage. Gardnrl l••••••••• iiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii •800-818·090S-,_L_o_a_t_C-ho_c_o_l_a_te_l_a_b DRIVERS ••• Y • • r Part•tlme Free Information. 1ng N B. office looking wlr paid. 848-9888 APARTMENTS NU Buropean Chalet Teak. Vlc or Baker/ round mllea. Mii• Supplemental Income. Send Hlf addre11ed "11 for solf·morlvatoCl P~~~-~t~w 1~e~~::~ 2 Ma•t•r BR 2 .5 BA FOR RENT with view, cloH to•---------M.Verde, n1tag1. Old age. Pay-loaded/ ~~!~~d~:~~~::~t~~.~ •tamped envelope te.-,gents 10 do sates & VI S 52 00011 Gar, yard. $1125 downtown Vall. 2bed/ CREDIT 2907 dog. . 557·9021 empty. Achievable bo· famlllH and aupervlie R8ober Dept. 32, 8401 .;: loans (800)974 5626 •w •c.. • ot. 355 A d C2 F 2ba Fp fully furn iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nusH Excellent ben andera Rd., Suitt ... · · o .B.O. 739.3549 voca o · or j id 0 • Loat Diamond ring & 11 · R 1 1 • high achool foreign 133 211 San Anto lo, -•BUYERS BROKER appt call 64 2-6972 Ava 1 m ec.Jan. Credit Problem•? Pearl necklace. Area • t.s. 9g onal ava I· exchange students. • TX 78250 n ~ Tremendous Saving•· PACIFIC VIEW View S2,Dg5/wk 497·2150 Avoid credit scam•. of Newport Oun•• able. 3 years OTA W/ For further details 11 you are going 10 buy site. Sunrise Section,•---------BALBOA R I Marina. Generous flatbed & heavy haul cnll AISE ·~· Loi 207 Gra~ o M st HUNTINGTON •P• r your own • x P • r I• n c •. 1.aoo SIB I w HE Property•40 57"'7 •v • u PENINSULA 2607 RENTALS TO • fl R di •1"' ., .. 1_ .... 31 L NO .. • " 1811. Sac $1200. Laura credit. .-r•• deta • ewar " ....... .._ Combined Transport • DOMESTICS 5540 310·543-0401 Lv msg BEACH 2140liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SHARE 2724 write: 1747 Santa Ana Lo•t Nale, a petite 1-800-837-4407 Real Eat•t• For Sale? ••••• W•okond Open Houses? ••••• The Dally Piiot Real OUT-OF-STATE PROPERTY 1558 Be•ch Breeze 3br 1 .Sba, yard, pets ok $1050.00 per mo. Call: 988-9735 Upstalra Duplex 3BR, ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ave. Apt 139, Costa Slam••• fem with • Casnndra 2BA. Newly radeco-••I late a.a-ront ,_M_•_•_a ..... _c_A_,D_2_8_2_1__ whit• tip tall, big blue---------• 1 d 1200I rt Yrl .•r• Merohant• •YH. MHa v. area on Overatcx:ktd with re • · q · Y Sunaet vlew9. Xtra lrg Of •-erloa Beker. M2-81133 ••• S1350 avail 10/15. furn home. p ... f lady. _... stuff? (818t 501-0097 11295/mo. 673-3059 VI• a /Mat 1 • r car o fU!WMD L.o1t wallet A eaJI to Wiid We•t R•nch Beaoh Clo•• 3br 2ba,' ---------CM Prt·vate RM In (Unsecured) .• Requlr• w/plctur"· S.S. card.. Cluslfttd S 50 ,. ment1: HouHhold tr.. Driver• lk:enae; ctecllt In So. Colorado garage, yard, 11 . COSTA MESA 2624 nice quiet tlM. Shat• come of $18,000+ cards and appt. book. Wiii help 55 •Cf•• . $39,DOO. Call: 988-4495 bath, kit etc. Prefer Lo I f 842·1•78 Mix of beautiful woods male. '300. 545-82<>9 Valid checking or aav· at n the vicinity o ---=.;;.;;;;..--;;.;..;;;;._ __ Cruise SbiD Jobst Eatn S300IS900 wkly. Year round position.I. Hlrinl bodl men/women. Frtt room and board. WIU ll'lin.. call T ~ • (407)875-2022 UL '7014. C38 Estate Tab which Is published each Sat· urday, Is an effective and nexpensWe way to thowcaH that apeclal proper1y. Call our Classified Depanment TOdayll & r 0 111 n g 11 et d 1 Ing• aocOYnt. phone the Vona Parking Lot w/apectacutar bluffs NEWPORT tll17mo Low lncome Na tbr wlb• •vall. ..rv1c:e In home. No off Bristol In Santa ----·---,. .... __ , ___ , __ _ • & mountain views. BEACH 21.... furn ttudlol, uUI• Incl. Overtooklng patic & open bankruptcy. An•. on Aug 30th. Year round ac-cess w/ v• Clean, mOdem, ... Bay. Fem prerd. W/D, 1.aoo.272-·H14 Please Cd 557-5227. telephone & etecttlc. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii curad parking, pool/ Patklng. 8ao.M12 Excellent financing. 292 VIII• ftt·Fabulou. •pa. Jackie «M2-822e Newport on thel~===------1••••••••• 1·719-485..c>e5e upatalra 1BR, 1BA, 1 bdrm Mobile bHoh, cute, co&y, MONEY M2·S878 Red Creek pool vfewL balcony. H 0 m •a au 1 • t fum, w/d, gar. se2S. + 1T J~O~L~O~AN::. • .;.~~I~~~~~~~~~ 11200 780-03'19 ••cur• no peta. 1/a um. •11-180t11 -------iTIMESBIUtES 1590 8bdltb•i1all0 1H1 N~rttatwd Nwpt •••ob 2bt ttCAaMOUTtt BALBOA St to Stlot e..._.373 t .Sba twnhH to No equity nHdad. ISLAND 1006 Tlm .. NlrH ~::f3.!~ -=~~ •'•Id• •bCi apt ~:~=~ t•;.1~~~~ 125k .'° MOk OAC. Camp Membetthlp• Grundy Altr e1w1e1 l'p, 2 •nol gar, tnhme l'•yott. Card•. 8111•, a•ST8UY Catm Horne + rental. 2bd/aba Ii 2bd/1 ba 125 Arn•thytt 1'rutt S•le 1785,000 8-.CM •GUITl•S a10-•e7.a4u 3 t o-4H·3093 Reulet atyle. Yard. HU/mo. ROOM AT aSACH Cara, Wh•tever. No euylna• Selllng• 0.1 .... a.y ,,,..nt Avall Nov. 645-5812. Full houM prtv, W/D, apprelaal. One day Renting• America '• SYpet vu o Newport aun deck. 1875 +utl. e,pprov•I. Toll frH: moat auc:ceHful resort HarbOr, 2 lrg bd, 2 ba, Newport eor••• ••• 4400 f ..... 7a~a reHle cl .. tlngl'lou... u~ w/LA, Din, fem etr .. t emalf bacMlor lhire Arm harctwd 1 all rm. fp, 2-c•r gar. unit. Utfl lnol. No __ •'-•---------~:fi•P~~rt ,,',::'Ji geted entry. t2200mo. ga~eta. UH/mo. 4"'bitc-; ~'bctt~ llODT t-----------1 A••••• lnternat1ona1 ••7~' .. '* ia~eA3 //a 1/1 Ull. 9n.u11 WAllTID 2111 llllDllS ...... toll free hotllne: El•CUTIVllCONDO DM... 1'9;9 .. Q ilA ·······••I -........ 1..aoo-4t2-•M7 BM•• 8"1 View. NC. ... ........ " .. u.... ""' '*' llll. ... ood CAM ---Ute '"""'11•••••••1 1 atory, ~ mast« . .,..... _. ..,., wld. 00... *"'' .,,.,. ~ fNml'! COSTA llllA 1024 IW. IST&Tl5 tKAe +den. laNV "P" abd/tba . .,_.. 1nc1ty. --. lllO+ VI.._ ....._., • ,_.... gtaded. Dr..m -.Ch. Dlnlftt room. MOO. Mt Utlt. • 111-3HS atructurecl lam.: f'••llr ...... On WAJITID 1125 11t7S 7eo.8N• A9t, 7 ... ?&44 "'*"'-...,_,.,., ,.,._ c~. ··~ ""· 2· ..... .._.., '™ """'"· :la -..w~~!!:.!!!~!!;.. ~ ':t=.i=! ~~--"~ = ~ ~!:.,:+,~ llWPOIT COllllWW =;;f::ta.r quaflt""9 8IOl.OOO H~lft bY. ,rlncli:»t. o.,, l'atJo, PooAJ...·~· P'CB JMI llAl llT&D for our t Ownt/bftlt ?M-eHI ~104, .... 7. 11399/mo 7aa. .. 70 1 ,_ ______ _ ' • HOUS•·SITTINQ TLC fot your ~·· plants & home. Xlnc • rer1. 574-4245 e-e - (909) 985-2007 hm M MEllCBANDISE _ • tc..IL ..... ...,.,.. While. Qeen. WOtke ...... 1150. &74-007'1. K .. • H• White s y/o froet ,,.. frtg, •Ide by ~. 9225. e dfawer brown deek, S75. 7 .... 11Sest219 ----- 9075 LX Blue e'tt/g,r.y Int. 4-dl. AJI power, CC, Ult. AM/FM cu..ne, A/C nu front brakes. Well maintained. $9900. Orig ownr. 5415-7577. 574-4249. Leavemeange Both ndnenba.. Sout.b deala. NORTH •11 OA.Jll5 OA& •8788 EAST •d3 OIC843 OQ5 41 •QJt NORTH F.ABf to .,._ 3• Pa• •• p- Openini lead: Ten of O rubber-bridce pme, arer would have aim,Pl.Y relied on a 3-2 trump break and llCDl'ed a 10th trick with a diamond ruff in dummy. Out it wu d'f,plicat.e pairl. and overtricks were Tita11y important. South, Dr. Georp Rosenkranz or Mexico City, manufactured one out or nowhere. card eult, Roeenharu rebid t.bne ...... t.o lhow extra lqt.h. With ._ell N.tth'•lltrendh ht~ c.W, U. IUit eon1nct loobd'" mon lmUin( thaa no trump. • W•t led the ten or diamon~ • taken perforce in dummy. Now dedar.-found a wonderfully deerp. tive pta, I.hat could not eoet -a low t...n. mm the t.ablel Mrllid that dedmer misbl have a doubMtoo q~. F'Allt roM with lb. kine and, when that won, abift.ed to the queen ol dub,. Dedarer lhot. up wi-U. the ace, crOMed to Ute ace of diamondl to caah the ace ol heart. for a club discard, then ruffed a heart. The purpoM ol dederer'a plpy al the Beeond trick bcc:am6 ohvlous when West's queen of heart.a appeared on thia trick. Now declar- er waa able to draw one round or trump•, ruff a diamond on the board, then discard a club on the jack of heart.a aa West ruffed. Declarer ruffed West's diamond 3 po wall unit -------BMW 9030 Since South's two-spade rebid did not guarantee any mon than a five- Learn to be a better brld1e player! Subicrlbe now to the Goren Brlclce Letler by calllilc (800) 788-1226 for lnformaUon. Or wrlle lo: Goren Bridge Le&.- ler, P.O. Boll 4.410, C1Ue11eo. llL 60880. Oak table & chairs, PETS & liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1-------- 0 Id de•k. High~ ~u ·~n~Mk•"~~~~E~'-~-~9~1~1o~r------~r------~~~~~~~~ drH•er. rocker, old iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• Glaol•r blue, tan lthr,I• Brus ~ct. Patio set, AT, A/C, enrf, co. Mahogany •nd tables, FRl!E 3 month old phon•. BBS whl•. tint. 2 lfg mlrrore. 631-3105 ostrich. Fu.II ownership $19,500 080. Mint wtth OM Y•at board condition! 4964838 Antique O••k $200. care contract at S1 .00 Kl09 eJu ~ s200. P4t' day. Umlled to--------+ HHdboard $100. first 25 callers. BUICK 9035 Dinette S•t w/8 Chairs (4081755-2258 l:Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $250. 975-9324 Orphaned btk e y/o1• 9245 ia~~:•PL:ra::,:~~-OLDSMOBILE 9155 MISC. AUTO 6cyl OM OWMr. Low iiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiliiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mllH, S-epd. Hardi 19 .. DELTA 88 '91 Accord EX Excet- aoft top. Plon••r "ow•I Brougham lent S7,a30 #05243. etereo. Tow pkg. Fully to&d9d, VS, darl( '92 Caravan S5,980 Alarm. 18900/obo blue with Ught blue In-#53392. '93 Taurus 640-1029 or 840-5032 terlor, 94,000 mllea. $8,330 #09289. Re- $3,000 or best otter. poaseulon Public No-male cat. N .. d• new '85 RMl!M Convrt· 714 574-4267 tic• 242 Vehlcles on Dawbed Like new. home and atfKtlonat• wht •Mop, t>urgundy1·ME--.-CE--D-ES ___ _ While. Incl 2 mat-owner. 875-3915 leather. Prletln•lll 44k " 9130 --------Sale. Con1umer1 Frff 1.e00-544-7879 t , ... e.. c 0 m f Ort• r. mis. ., 4,500 (worth liiiiiiiiii&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I suzma 92 OS shame. ruffle. $250. morel) 540-7507 •99 Coupe~300 iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•--------- Bfue armchair, •wlv•I PIANOS• Black with red lnt.n~. ,87 Semarl 4-Wheel AUTOS r~':~~~~·~~~;~· ORGANS 6059 CADILLAC 9040 Make offer. Call 8 '"· drive. R•d w/blk top, WANTED 9246 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 953-e 73 7 0 h r 0 m e w h • • 1 9 · liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii King alz• bed $150. Couch $300. Misc fumilure 992.e509 Player Plano Pianola , '87 420 SEL Loa<Mdl $2250. 790-9384 Contempory Splnnet 82 Fltwd Brahm SHuUful Carl Caber· · Loaded! Llk• new neVCam.i. 145k mta --------$500. 975-5494 leather Int. 83.000 ml. 513950 M2-3es3 TOYOTA 9210 Take Over L•••• Pvt party seeks 1ea1e on LE, XLE ES300, 325 or ? 979-9001. High pedestal with tall TICKETS 6075 '89 C dllla S UI '94 E420 Loaded, Xlnt '92 Land Cruiser •-------- Hove A Garage Sole ~ c1 ... 1nec1 842 .... 78 • I TODAY'S I ~CIGA.RUO"-IS~SIC.lwLUl!ollliilB~o~P~UIMZllllZ_L .. E...._ King Slz• Waterbed S2950. 790.93841---· --· -----iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~--_''~• t mirrored headboard • o ev • Cond. Wht w/gry Int. 4WO. Mint condition. ANTIQUES 8c ·~~~-------~~~~~~~~-~~~= ~========~~~~~~~~~~~iiii~~~~ii~~~~~ padded ralla, a draw-2 L•k•r Senate s .. ts •59o-a999• &44-9060 •147 32•600 miles. Loaded. CLASSICS 9250 ers, 4 cabinets. Also Entire Season. All •444-4030• 544-5eee Includes comforter Amenitl•s. Near Floor '92 STS Fae cert ..,,nc•nty 9 S • 5 9 Pont I a c a~ ~llow 1hame. L~~~n 720.1450 ~k~.~~Wh~~ u~ 13 V0~0 ~30 Ch~ft~ OnlyS1a 1~--------------------------------~ $375. Call 540-5995 BoH CO. 70K ml warr A 10+ I All original A Overatuffed Blue•••••••• D•nlm Sola & Love-TRANSPORTATION ... 11 1699. 505-9442 --------Vetvet Mauve loveseat, Mauve Oriental Rug. _P_O_WE __ R_B_O_A_T_S __ treadmlll 497·3131 7012 $21,900. 944-5833 '78 Cou9ar XR·7 •7e 284 hd•n Auto-real beauty. Orig •REDUCED• Clasalc ~auty. Only maUc, eunroof. Good ?;.,n•~1 ~0r Po4.:~t,8e ·~ Fleetwood 62K ml. All pow9r. cond. Must fix muffler . 42k orig mlles New tlrH/ batt•ry/ $875. 748-1450 S3800. 548-0919 e12,soo Leather Int, shocks, more. $1,150. ·7~ M••eratl Citroen phon•. ao.. sound, 54o.5221 MISC. •TT"Po 9245 37k, a11 orig. s14,500 V O g U • t I r e a I AV 4 090 993-$355 890-2575 Call 642-5678. . Put a few words to work for you. OLDSMOBILE 9155 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii t-------11 CLASSIFll!D On the move? Sell your extra househoTd . 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