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Home My WebLink About1997-09-08 - Orange Coast Pilot,. " ~ r; .. I . 61 . .. . ~ ,_ . . NEIGHBORS People you may know making the news servtng the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 /\H()IJN() rowN - ·EIGHT EVENTS TO _HELP YOU PLAN .:fHE WEEK AHEAD ' 1 NETWORKING MEETING - The Women's Referral Ser- vice otters a networking meeting today from 11 :30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Sheraton New- port, 4545 MacArthur Blvd., · Newport Beach. The cost is $27 or $30 at the door. Reservations are required and can be made by caHing 520-4620. 2 BLOOMINGDALE'S EVENT - Join Bloomingdale's for the Taste of Fashion Island Tues- day from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the Hom~tore, Bloomingdale's Fash- ion Islalld, 701 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Enjoy food from all your favorite Fash- ion Island restaurants. For more information, call 729-6600. 3 VIOLENCE SEMINAR -Vio- lence in the Workplace is the topic of a seminar Tuesday from 9 a.m. to noon at The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. The cost is $15. For more information, call 434-7476. 4REPUBUCAN WOMEN MEET- ING -The Costa Mesa Republican Women Federat- ed hosts a membership coffee Tuesday at 10 a.m. at 945 Coron- ado Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 962-5398. 5 BOOK DISCUSSION -The Newport Beach Public Library Foundation pre- sents a Wednesday book discus- sion group at 9:30 a .m. in the .Prie:ids-Meeting Room at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. The book discussed is the •Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald. For more informa- tion, call 717-3890. 6 CANCER DISCUSSION - Hoag Cancer Center hosts a free educational presen- tation about Colorectal Cancer: Who Gets It and How You Find It? from 7 to 9 p .m. Wednesday at 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 800-514-4624. 7 OCCA LUNCHEON -The : Orange County Coast Asso- ciation hosts a Thursday luncheon at 11:30 a .m. at New- port Harbor Nautical Museum, .151 E. Coast Highway, Newport ·Beach. The topic: Orange Coun- •ty•s Economy: A Never Ending Growth Cycle? The cost is $20 for oca members. fore more information, call 548-4942. 8 FREE LIBRARY PROGRAM - The Newport Beach central library offers a free program called Gov~ent Contracts Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Pdends Meeting Room at the celltral library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information. call 717-3801. • ~ ' r-----------------------------~-------------------------------------------, DON LEACH I OAJLY PILOT Bagpipe player Alex MacGUllvray leads the procession at John A. Vibert Chapel at Paclfic View Memorial Park in New- port Beach, followed by the Rev. Brian· Ausburn as they pay tribute to Princess Diana. ·'-Tribute to Diana Mary Ellen Butler (right) explains to her daughter, MacKenzie Anne, who Princess Diana was during a memorial service Sunday. • While the rest of the world mourned the death of Princess Diana, many local residents found th~ir own way to honor her memory at Pacific View Memorial Park . By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Piiot PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK -Kaylee Weatherwax and her mother pasted clippings and pictures in a memory book docu- menting Princess Diana's death. And they watched, very sadly, as TV cameras followed Diana's funeral procession and ceremony in London. Then. on Sunday, the 5-year- old and her mom, Lori, got to lay their idol to rest for themselves at a local church memorial service • SEE TRIBUTE PAGE 4 Tabloids scarce at ·local markets •Many owners pull the newspapers after death of Princess Diana, but at least one vows to continue selling them. By lim Grenda, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH Fans of tabloids like the National Enquirer, Star and The Globe were hard-pressed to find their favorite maga- zines locally this week, as most local grocery store Chains pulled the tabloids from their shelves after the death of Princess Diana. But the owner of the Balboa Market vows to continue stocking the controversial pub- lications in bis store and called the grocery store chains that have temporarily stopped stocking the magazines •hyp- ocrites. • Since the princess' death last Saturday -in a car crash some have blamed paparazzi photographers for causing - local tablaid news racks have stood mostly empty. Albertsons, Vons, Lucky and Pavilions stores in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach stopped stocking the big three, tabloids earlier in the week. employees said, and on Friday, the check-out stands stood empty. The absence of the tabloids doesn't bother Angela Palmer of Costa Mesa, who likened the magazines to •journalistic vultures.• •For me, it's not really about Princess Diana,• Palmer said. "I found the tabloids to be totally disgusting long before she was killed. I'm glad the stores aren't selling them now, but I'm sure they'll be back." While most large stores have pulled the tabloids off their shelves, George Toth said his Balboa Market will contin- ue to sell the National J?lquir- er, Globe and other tabloids, no matter what. •we believe in freedom of the press here," Toth said on Friday. •They are licensed, legitimate publications in tJ;le United States, and I th.ink it's very hypocritical of the large chains [to pull them].• Toth said the tabloids "haven't been selling at all this week" but that the grocery store chains are wrong for buckling to public pressure. •They make money off them, then they pull them, and when they put them back on the shelves, you'll see what kind of S<:uql bags they really are," Tuth said. Business _looking .-fora sign • New directional mark- ers to South Coast Metro area are being considered by City Council. By Susan Deeme~. Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Disney- land's got them, so does Knott's Berry Farm and the Orange County Fairgrounds. And sooner or later, the South Coast Metro area may have its own freeway signs alerting motorists that the next few exists 1~ will take them off the San Diego 1 Freeway into an area filled with : restaurants, hotels, theaters, the 1 Orange County Performing Arts I Center and of course, South I Coast Plaza. : At today's study session, the 1 city's transportation services divi- 1 sion will present the idea to City I Council members. The council will also hear a proposal to possi- bly take over operatioas of the Costa Mesa Tennis Club and a report on the city's Community Emergency Response Team pilot • SEE SIGNS PAGE 4 Council looks at boundaries, contracts and p11mp station By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -City employees and police officers may get new contracts, Little Bal- boa Island may get a new pump station and the city boundaries may get one step closer to encompassing ll)ore land at today's City Council meeting. Council members will first meet at 3 p.m. in a special study session to review goals set tn Jan- uary. They'll then convene for. theu regular meeting at 7 p.m. to discuss, among other issues • Giving city employees a 3 % salary bike Wlth their renewed contracts, which expired June 30. The raise will cost the city $111 ,000, staff reports say. • Approving a long-awaited contract with rank-and-file police offieers. City and police union representatives have haggled for two years over the agreement, which gives Newport Beach offi- L-------------------------------------------------------------------------~ 8 SEE COUNCIL PAGE 4 The little ones getting Anxious? Need to know where to go? VVhO to con- tact? What's your bus sChedule 1 ChUdren In tht. Newport·Mesa UnifleO School District n gNring up for the first dlY of IChoOl~~Md yo4j-CM~ 8 jump art on the school ~ lhMd wllh the Delt/ Nan .... ti>«hOOl guldl on,...& ........ Dllln. mril•ORS ........... 4 WmllC!S ....... .1 lfOIClS ....•.........• 5 • MONDAY, SEl'TIMIB a, 1'S7 I -• Be dean and wear dean dotbet that ·aren't =apart. • Comple cover your underwear wftb other clothing. • Wear shoes. •Wear pants that actually 1il • Wear gang-related clothing. • Show your belly button and more. • Wear see-through clothing. • Wear tube tops, hal· ter tops, spaghetti straps and low<Ut tops. • Wear your gym clothes outside gym class. • Wear hats in the classroom except for religious or medical reasons. • Wear clothes wfth messages that make fun of people OT that promote drugs and alcohol Absence and . taroY policy The district has a few acceptable rea- &c>m for being late or absent. So make sure you note bas one of the following: • Dlnea • Medical appoint- ment • Court appearanoe • Religious holidays and retreats •Funerals • Family emergency •Employment confer- ence Call the school in the morning if you or your child are going to be late or absent. School food prices: The price of brea.ldut, lunch and a la ca.rte items have increased. ~enote: Elementary: Breakfast Sl.15 LunchSl.60 Mllk .35 Kindergarten meal $1.50 Middle and high ICbool; Bieakfut 11.-40 Luridi 12 • 12.25 Milk .40 VOLt1,NO.JOit Newport-M esa back-to -s chool guide Newport-Mesa Unified SchClol District ADDRESS: 2985-A Bear Street, Costa Mesa, California 92626 ENROUME~ K-12-19,279 WEB PAGE: http://www.nmusd. kl2.ca.us SCHOOLS +ADAMS K-5 2850 Clubhouse Rd., C.M. 92626 Barbara Harrington, Principal 424-7935 +ANDERSEN K1 1900 Port Seabourne, N.B. 92660 Tom Carr, Principal 515-6935 + BACK BAY HIGH (CONTINUATION) 390 Monte VJSta Ave., C.M. 92627 Carole Castaldo, Principal 515-6900 + CALIFORNIA K1 3232 California, C.M. 92626 Paul Twedt, Principal 42~-7940 + COLLEGE PARK K-4 2380 Notre Dame, C.M. 92626 Kathy Sanchez, Principal 424-7960 + CORONA DEL MAR HIGH 7-12 2101 Eastbluff, N.B. 92660 Don Martin, Principal 515-6000 + COSTA MESA HIGH 7·12 2650 Fairview, C.M . 92626 1 Andrew Hernandez, Principal : 424-8700 UADE8S HODJN! 642.ae& Record your c.omm9nts about tl)e o.iiy Not « news • AAQ!'5$ Our --..1s 330 W. lay St., eo.t. Mesa. c.llf. 92'27. + DAVIS snt & 6TH GRADE CENTER 1050 Arlington Dr., C.M. 92626 Cheryl Galloway, Principal 424-7930 +ENSIGN tNTERMEDIATE 7-8 2000 Cliff, N.B. -92660 Allan Mucerino; Principal 515-6910 + ESTANOA HIGH 9-12 2323 Placentia, C.M. 92626 Marguerite Anatol, Principal 515-6500 ' + HARBOR VIEW K1 900 Goldenrod, C.D.M 92625 Karen Kendall, Principal 515-6940 + KAISER PRIMARY CENTER 2025 Garden Lane, C.M. 92627 Kathryn Hofer, Principal 515-6945 +·KAISER 21 2130 Santa Ana, C.M. 92627 Daryle Palmer, Principal 515-6950 + KJLLYBROOKE K-4 3155 Killybrooke, C.M. 92626 Ned Hall. Principal 424-7945 +ABRAHAM LINCOLN K1 3101 Pacific View Drive C.D.M 92625 Bruce Crockard, Principal Patricia Insley, Principal 515-6955 424-7950 + MARINERS K1 +POMONAK-4 2100 Mariners, N .B. 92660 I 2051 Pomona, C.M. 92626 Tammera Parham, ~cipal Cathi Pierson, Principal 5 15-6900 515-6980 + MARION PARSONS SPEOAL + REA snt & 6TH GRADE CEN- EDUCATION CENTER TER . 2350 Canyon, C.M. 92627 601 Hamilton St., C.M. 92627 Bonnie Swann, Administrator Ken Killian, Principal 515-6975 515-6905 + MONTE VISTA HIGH +SONORA K-4 (ALTERNATIVE) 966 Sonora, C.M. 92626 390 Morite Vtsta Ave., C.M. Steve Pavich, Principal 92627 424-7955 Carole Castaldo, Principal 515-6900 + TeWINKlE MIDDLE ~ 3224 California, C.M. 92626 +NEWPORTK1 Mary Ann Ehret. Principal 14th and Balboa, N.B. 92661 424-7965 Bill Knight, Principal +VICTORIA SCHOOL K1 515-6965 1025 Victoria St., C.M . Judy Laakso, Principal + NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH 9·12 515-6985 600 Irvine, N.B. 92660 Bob Boies, Principal + WHITT1ER K-4 515-6300 1800 N. Whittier, C.M . 9262 Sharon Blakely, Principal + NEWPORT HEIGHTS K1 515-6990 300 E . 15th, N.B. 92660 Brooke Booth, Principal +WILSONK1 515-6970 801 Wilson, C.M. 92627 + PAUlARINO.JC-4 Sandy Bundy, Principal 515-6995 1060 Paularino, C .M. 92626 : . I This is the~· vation 'SChedule for NWlport-Mesa. schools. Some~ ual schOOli and ~ grams.~ hM dif- ferent Yetation timei. r-----------~----------------------------------------------------------------------~ I • I I I I I ~-.Mouse dexterj,ty l t and other web 1 1 ft;t1-,,ess techniques . , • • t t , • • ! st e ve lacy .• t For physical fitness, check ~ out Edward Newland's ~ home page. Along with a l wide range of sports-related ~ links, you'll notice a newsletter i by this Costa·Mesa resident. 1 A section on nutrition and I r muscle development describes ~ a Mzone diet• Newland's been .: on. U adjusts fat, carbohydrate, 1 and protein intake for optimum : perlormance. : Over the last year, two : things have happened to this 1 man who's worked out nearly l every day of his adult life. : First, he's gained more l sttengtl\ and muscle mass than 1 ever before. Second, his cho-l 1 lesterol level has dramatically ~ improved -only by changing l what he eats. , "We are told talent creates I 1 its own opportunities.• New-• 1 land quotes from philosopher ! Eric Hoffer. MBut it sometimes 1 seems intense desire creates I o • , • ' , ! I I ' I • . ' ! ' ~ ' t ' not only its own opportunities, but its own talent.• • STEVE LACY'S web profiles appear every Monday. If you have or recommend a Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar or Newport Beach web site, e-mail the URL (address) of its Home Page to dpilot20earthlink.net. 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Hallisey's honor also brought St. Joachim a $500 grant which was put in the school's parent organization fund to pay for future play- ground equipment, Lam- precht said. YES, IT WAS ONLY A YEAR AGO THAT ... The Fire and Marine Department went into the full- service ambulance business after trying the job for about a month. "It seemed like it was the right thing to do,· Counal- woman Jan Debay said. . The department had tem- porarily taken over service from a private company, Med- Trans. Until then, the city's own paramedics treated patient.S, working separately from MedTrans workers, who only rushed patients to the hospital. 0 Jim Blom tried to keep the 35-year-old Newport Beach SeaFest Sandcastle Contest going by launching a public relations campaign by faxing IMY\ )( 'tJO u.-. Dr. \-h n 'K \l . 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They came to pay homage to the beloved 36-yea.r- old princess, whose death in a car crash has consumed the world's attention and prompted massive emotional outpourings since it happened last week. Sunday's local service, held during .the monthly meeting of the Orthodox Catholic Holy Angels Church, mirrored events held around the world since her death. Four TV crews showed up to document the memorial, which included pho- to displays of the princess, the British flag, and bagpipe and harp music. SIGNS CONTINUED FROM 1 program. Tony Pe~os, president of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Com- merce, said the freeway signs will help promote businesses in that area as well as let passing motorists unfamiliar with the area know what is here. "It's nice that the city is taldng the initiative to give that area fur- ther recognition as a real destina- tion," he said. But City Councilman Joe Enckson said that he won't sup- port the South Coast Metro sign unless there is some reference to the city of Costa Mesa included. He believes the city's should stand behind its earlier efforts to further Costa Mesa as a tourist destination. "I am open to the business community's ideas, but we are COUNCIL CONTINUED FROM 1 cers incremental raises over the next year and a hall. The Police Employees Association finally OK'd the deal last month, agree- ing to give up some of the pro- + The Newport Beach City Council meets at 3 p.m . for a study session and 7 p.m. for a regular meeting at City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. posed raise instead of losing two vacation days. • R~placing a 50-year-old pump station on Little Balboa Island. The $1.6 million proposal is expected to take 8 1/2 months RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY Wlln Y• W. C...S ._ti 1922 HAllOl llYD. COSTA MESA -SU-11 S6 Princess Diana Bishop Donald Gabriel led the service as he does every month. But on this Sunday, he had just returned from the princess' funeral in London, which he a ttended with the International Parliament of Peace and Justice. And on this Sunday, he was preaching to one community and one eity, H be said. "When you start dividing it up I·don't think 1t helps the city as a whole." The city would have to eventu- ally adopt a resolution designat- ing the geogrdphical area as South Coast Metro -which is bounded in part by the San Diego Freeway, San Joaquin Hills toll · road, Costa Mesa Freeway - before it can officially apply 'to Caltrans to install the proper signs. The city also will discuss a new lease agreement for the operations of the Costa Mesa Tennis Club. Currently, the facili- ty is leased to a concessionaire, but the new proposal is for the city to consider taking over oper- ations of the facility, including hir- ing employees and providing for tennis instruction. The existing contract, original- ly scheduled to expire Sept. 8, was recently extended until Nov. 30 so that the council could con- and would increase the system's capacity from 1,500 gallons to 41,000 gallons. Island resident Dottie Lewis, who lives on Park Avenue next to the proposed new pump station, collected 75 signa- tures on a petition opposing the project. • Taldng the first steps toward annexing a piece of Irvine land at 150 ~. lmtead ot the nor- mal dozen QI' IO. He wved the oongreganll to emulate the honesty Diana llbowed in gomg pUbl1c with her ea~en, th8 campemoa lbe to tbe afftk:ted and the strength she showed thrOOgh her bitter divorce from Prince Charles. "Sh8 let people know her struggles, and people identify with that," Gabriel aald. "Let us take this opportlfnity to look at the life of this woman and learn from her teachJngs. Learn from her weakne5ses, learn from her strengths." The memorial also included congregants' personal feeliJlgs about the tragedy: a song about the princess written by the church vocalist, spontaneous speeches from church.goers sharing their own memories of Diana. Kaylee Weatherwax, m fact, eagerly volunteered to voice her own perspective, and~closed the service with the heartfelt senti- ments of a 5-year-old. "I hope Princess Diana is hav- ing fun in Heaven," the tiny, freckled girl told the crowd. "And I love her." · sider three alternatives for its operations. Erickson pointed out that the city earns about $1.4 million in revenue from the privatization of its public golf course. He said that the tennis courts would have to prove to be profitable, otherwise the city should continue to lease them out. "I owe it to the citizens to offer them the most bank for their buck, H Erickson said. As for the Community Emer- gency Response Team program, the Fire Department is suggesting that the city hire a fire protection specialist to oversee the program that trains local businesses, schools and others on the basics of cUSaster preparedness. The meeting, which is preced- ed by a meeting of the Redevel- opment Agency at 4 p .m., will take place today in conference room 1A at City Hall beginning at 4:30 p.rn., 77 Fair Drive. Bonita Canyon Drive and MacArthur Boulevard. The city Planning Commission has already given the idea preliminary approval, as have the Newport- Mea and Irvine Unified school districts: The annexation would align the Newport-Irvine bound- ary with the new San Joaquin Hilli toll road. Ml CASA 0 MEXICAN RESTAURA NT 0 0 OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 0 0 Cor•to " s: "' ., < :. ~ ' I f ' . --- Since 1972 Oruge COMt Co.tliega'• Chll· ilrm'I Center wu aWa.rded a S? ,000 grant from the Board ot Directors of Food For All. Inc. . The grant will be \lied to relo- cate the center's garden to a new plot of land near tbe new Cbll- dren's Center. Pete Gron of Lutbenm Church or the Muter in Newport Beach took part in activi- ties at the "Heritage and Hope Village H at the Church- Pete Gross wide Assem- bly of ~e Evangelical Lutheran Church in America·in Philadelphia recent- ly. Robert Watson. Jr. of Pruden- ttal Real Estate in Costa Mesa, was awarded the Certified Real Estate Brokerage Manager (CRB) designation conferred by the Real Estate Brokerage Council. MILlTARY ' . Air Force Airman Janice C. GrieD., daughter of StepbeD Dooley of Jeffersonville, Ind. and Adela·l>ooaey of COila Mesa, graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Poree Base, San Antonio, Texas.· Air Poree Airman Mark R. Weber, son of Doona and step- son of Jim Mabbott of Newport Beach, graduated from basic military tra.inlng at Lackland Air Poree Base, San Antonio, Texas. EDUCATION George Blanc, Orange Coast Col- lege's dean of Career Educa- tion, Contract education and Community Education, has been elected treasurer of the Associa- tion of Com-George Blanc munity and Continuing Education. Dalsuke Tsujlmoto, son of Santoro and Yasuko Tsujlmoto of Newport Beach, graduated fTom the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) earning two SINCE SABATINO'S 1864 -Restaurant & Lido Shipyard Sausage Co. FLAVORFUL & DEUCIOlJS LlJNCHES DINNER • SUNDAY'BRUNCH *INSURANCE* AUTO • LIFE • HOME • COMMERCIAL "IT'S Now THE LAW" _ _......._..._ 'fou must have auto insurance. / / No One Refused! en if you've had tickets, accidents, DUI. . bachelor's degrees in biology and ~ement science. • • • CORPORATE Joaatban ~do has suc- ceafully complete his first sum- mer in the Merrill Lynch/INROADS College b!tem- ship Program in Merrtll Lynch's Newport Beach office. Padflc Build.Ing lndustrlet, of Costa Mesa, has been named general contractor for Brinker lntemational's next Chili's Grill & Bar to be built in The Century Stadium Promenade in Orange, Waten & Company and RogerFaubelPubllcAffairs moved to c rtte offices in .Newport Be Provident Insurance Com y has signed a multi-year leas · the Offices of South Coast P The Clav,top Family Trust has purchased a St.2 million industri- al building in Costa Mesa. • NEIGHBORS Is news about movers arid shakers in your community. To sub- mit information to this feature please send it the Daily Pilot. Attn: Neighbors, 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa, 92627 or fax to 646-4170. .Advertorial Auto .. Facts by Paul Frech UllMC• A llEPAJR OllltMA# •SW.DISH ~ AUTOMOIJIUS INSPECTING FOR SAFETY'S SAKE One of tl)e best p~eventive steps car owners can take is to have their auto technicians inspect their vehicles on a yearly bash. This inspection can prevent unnece sary breakdowns, as well as catch minor problems before they become major ones. An inspection of this sort involves a visual check for cracked brake hoses. fluid leaks, rust holes in the exhaust system, leaJcjng or worn shock absorbers. unusual tire wear. wt>m front-end parts. corrosion build-up on battery terminals. frayed electrical wi res. burnt transmission fluid, and the like. It is a good idea to ask for this type of inspection at the same time that oil is being changed. the tires are being rotated, or the brakes are being inspected. HINT: The visual inspection described above shollld only take about one-half hour. .. IYI ·OltlNIR College /ootball ranks are filled with local products ' • There's little doubt who is tops among Corona del Mar alumni ... Packers' Thomason. By Barry Faulkner, Dally Pilot H aving attained tile ult:iniate team trophy -a Super Bowl championship with the Green Bay Packers -Corona del Mar High graduate Jeff Thomason might get the opportunity to pursue greater individual success this season. Thomason, a 6-foot-4 1/2, 250-pounder, stepped into a national spoWght in the Packers' Sept. 1 opener against Chicago on Monday Night Football, when starter Mark Chmura · went down with an injured knee. Thomason, a University of Oregon produft who began his pro career with the Cincinnati Bengals, caught five Brett Favre passes for 58 yards, including a 1-yard second-quarter touchdown. Though he received some derision from the broadcasting team for his I ' I \ '-. < i \ l awkward leap into the end zone stands, a recent tradition at Lambeau Field, Thomason may have ample·opportunities to improve his touchdown celebration technique, until Chmura recovers. Though Thomason is the most high profile of the CdM football alumni still playing, the Sea Kings are well represented on the collegiate level. J .R. Walz is a senior running back at Holy Cross, where he has led the Crusaders in rushing each of the past three seasons. Reinstated after serving a two-game NCAA suspension for gambling at the close of the '96 Ca.mpaign, Walz rushed for 508 yards and two TDs and caught · 17 passes for 144 more yards last ~eason. He is expected to start in the backfield Sept. 13, when the Crusaders open their ·season at Towson State University. Georgetown sophomore Josh Walz, a quarterback with the Sea Kings who moved from defensive back to receiver this season for the Hoyas, is slated to meet bis brother's team Sept. 20. Ironically, the younger Walz is competing with former CdM teammate George Sumner, a Hoya freshman, for time at the receiver spot. Walz is not listed on the two-deep chart, according to Georgetown officials, while Sumner is among three incoming freshrilen the coaching staff is reportedly high on. . The Division I-AA Hoyas open thelJ' season Sept. 13 at Marist College. Richy Nichols and Nick. Schaumberg, distinguished members of the 1995 Five Crowns offensive line at Cd.M, have secured backup roles as red.shirt freshmen at Southern Methodist and Colorado State, respectively. The 6--4, 250-pound Nichols is the No. 2 center for the Dallas-based Mustangs, who opened their season Saturday at Mississippi. Schaumburg, a 6-4, 266-pounder, is listed No. 2 at right tackle, having been shifted back to his high school position after a tryout at center for the Rcuns last fall. The Rams defeated Nevada, 45-13, in their opener last week and are slated for a Southern California appearance Nov. 22 at Western Athletic Confe'rence rival . l . s . < > I' I· ·' I)<> l . H I . E C 11 A M P I < > N ·EAGLES Matt Johner of Kansas leads the way for Estancia alumni in college ranks. :Sy Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot 'M att Johner capitalized : on an injury to returning starter Ben :Rutz to start eight games last fall for the University of Kansas football team. This year, it may take an injury to unseat Johner from the Jayhawks' top spot. Johner, a 6-foot-1, 195-pound senior, who quarterbacked Estancia High for three seasons ~1990-92) opened the 1997 campaign Aug. 28 as the No. 1 signal caller for the Big 12 representative. Johner completed 11 of 20 for 97 yards, without an interception .in a 24-0 home victory over Alabama-Birmingham, a game dominated by the Jayhawks' defense. The left-hander, who redshirted bis first year in Lawrence and bad not started a game before last season, finished 1996 with 96 completions in 185 attempts, with 10 touchdowns and four interceptions. His 10 touchdown tosses )'anked him 10th on the school's all-time single-season list. · Including Thursday's victo he is 112 for 214 in his rollegiate career, including 1,374 yard.5. His most prolific effort last .year was a 268-yard passing performance against Texas Tech Jllld he threw for 210 yards against Utah. Another highlight was a 77-yard ID pass against Nebraska. : Joining Johner as a former Eagle playing Division I-A football this fall is Hawaii Rainbow Mark Mollner, who );tarred at Orange Coast the last two seasons. · A 6-5, 225-pounder, Mollner played defensive end for the Pirates, earning All-Orange Empire Conference laurels as a sophODlore. He is battling for playing time for the Western Athletic Conference representative at outside linebacker. · Former Eagle tight end Jason Sweet ii a competing for :nmne1iee State. : Prough JI.hid, an !i\ll-Newport-Mela Diltrict u a 8enicr in 1995, saw playtnO time bi the~ lut fall at ~ Cout, wbenl be ta once N8in a caDdidat.e to make plays for COech Bill Worlmuiii'1 ICNad. Jiblil ii 6-1, 19()..~ ~· ' Allo at Orange COut ts 6-3, ~pound frM!nMn Jpbn · ..... wlM*t Mmar •MOD at llilandl ... natmd bf ....... .......... ..,.,wp ..... ~··-~~ ..ae1dsa1'rt•.MiM ---~=,~ ·~· ..... ·· ..... Mustan~' favorite haunts seem to be in the midwest wheri it comes to COilege fOotball. QUOTE 01 THE DAY "Caito Me.o ... they {Id an _.,, rlM to aF. 8vt tho# days Ol"t OOt!ll' nat 1/«11' ..... -CDM CROSS COUNTRY <XJA.QI BIU SUMNIJ1! C· I -- ··, f \\ I' () H I 11 \ H ,, 'I J· When you think of linebackers, think ·or Sailors •Newport's trademark can be seen on several fronts in the college arena. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Piiot T he tradition of strong linebackers has become almost as rich as that of winning at Newport Harbor High, which currently has four former linebackers competing at the collegiate level. Most n~teworthy is former All-CIF standout Steve Gonzales, a 6-2, 236-pound returning starter at inside linebacker at Hawaii. Gonzales, who played two seasons at OCC after starting three years as a varsity starter with Coach Jeff Brinkley's Sailors, started nine games last fall for the Rainbow Warriors and ·saw action in the school's other three. He was third on the team with 77 tackles, including five for losses, and returned his only interception 79 yards for a touchdown against Western Athletic Conference rival BYU. Gonzales had three solo tackles and one assist in Hawaii's 17-3 season-opening victory over Minnesota last week. Additional former Newport linebackers Matt Bums (Wagner College) and Dan McDonough (St. Mary's) are still patrolling the field at their familiar position, while Mike Freeman. who played linebacker and tight end on the 1994 CIF Southern 1 Section Division V champiODS, is now a fullback at Ca.I. Bums is a 6-0, 210-pound senior for the Staten Island-based Seahawlcs, who compete on the Division I-AA level. McDonough, a member of the '94 CIF champs, as well as the '92 runners-up, is a returning starter as a 6-2, 220-j>ound junior for the I-AA Gaels. Freeman, recruited by former Golden Bear and cunent San Francisco 49ers coach Steve Mariucci, was reportedly close to earrung a starting role in spring practice. But the 6-1, 235-pound Orange Coast College transfer is currently listed at No. 3 on the depth chart, as the Bears headed into Saturday's season opener at Houston. Former Sailor Keith Gray is a 6-3, 270-pound Junior offensive tackle at I-AA power Eastern Kentucky. The former OCC standout accompanied the Colonels' to their season opener Saturday at Troy State. Former Newport quarterback Ryan Smith, missed nearly all of his junior season at Claremont- Mudd-Scripps with a broken collarbone, though he completed 6 of 13 passes for 59 yards in the Stags' final game of the season . He bas shifted to wide receiver for this season. The 6-1, 185-pounder entered Saturday's season opener against the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy as a backup flanker. Scott Sandstrom, a starting corner on the Tars' unbeaten '94 squad. IJl.lllally planned to continue his career at Redlands, but has now landed at Oa:idental. where he will compete for playing time for the ngers. Former Newport and OCC punter Gregg Kaiser has left the trrEP program, where he spent last season as a backup. On1he community college level, Scott Gray, a 6-3, 220-pound sophomore ~g outside linebacker, bead.lin'€s a group of former Sailqrs now at Orange Coast. Others Harbor products listed on Coach Bill Workman's Pirate roster include sophomores Sherif Pepic and Marco Muno-z, both defensive linemen, as well as freshmen Brett ffiista (defenstve back}, Bruce Roberts (fUllbaCk), Matt Riggle (linebacker), le Oorish (offensive line) and Jason Rousch (receiver). molly yanity HERE'S THE SKINNY ON SKINNER Corona del Mar's junior varsity girls basketball coach learned from the best. C orona del Mar's girls basketball coach Elbert Davis has shown a stroke of bnlliance. DaVIS made a great move when he selected Kristi Skmner, a tea$:her at Westrrunster's WjlJ"Tler lntem1edJate School, as an ass1Sldnl and the junior varsity COdCh . But Odv1s had no idea how good his choice was. Slunner moved to Southern California dbout three weeks ago from Southeastern Oh,io from where she is a native, played, taught and coached. Skinner was a shooting guard for Athens High School, went to Ohio Uruversity and taught at her alma mater for a year before headmg West She was a successful junior high coach, leading her team to a league championship last season and pulling off three last-second wins over the second-place team. Skmner's resume was enough to convince DaVls, but what the first-year Sea King coach can not see on a resume is the biggest influence on Skinner's playing career, coaching career and teaching career -her high school hoop mentor, Tim Smith. What Davis will not know until Skinner stands before her teammates is that she believes basketball is a tool to building a successful life, something that Smith drilled into her. Davis does not know that Skinner believes the keys to a strong basketball team are defense and rebounding. In other words, the offensive glory is great, but 1t is the hard work and the grit required to win ... in every aspect of life. Davis will not recognize "Sm.ithisms" when Skinner shouts them at her team from the bench, or when she .is inspiring her team members to give themselves for the love of a game, for the development of their own person and for their teammates. Davis will hear her say things like, "No one is goµtg to jump out of those bleachers and do it for you,• and "To have what you have not, you must do what you have not done.• He'll overhear her say things like, "Take your ultimate dream and ask, 'Why not?'· Parents and Corona del Mar fans will never know 1i.m Smith. They'll never have the opportu- nity to bear his powerful motivational speeches, his booming voice that raises goosebumps or see the emotion that spills from t.h.i5 rare man when he is coaching. What they will get to know, though. is Skinner, a chip off the old block. Skinner was was a some-what-talented player who turned into a star -she was surrounded by the big, high-scoring posts, but wu an inlptt~tiontoyoungerplayen on ber team because of her · d.le-h4rd attitude and her sph1ted. dedicated attitude. SOme day 100C1t Davia will heat Skin,,.,.. ~ And aDotb« day an tbe bmn, Divll., beer IOID8 °' the JM.y.n .... Slrt ..... . dDdlilD..,. Arr .... . ..,,,........,... ... ., .. ......... _. ... . --- •Where they are now ... MUOD. The Pirates have a bit ol a hold on the team's oftemive OCC football players. line. Senior Charlie Pescarolo, of P<>untaio Valley, earned Heert of By Molly Yanity, Dally Pilot America All-Conference honorable mention la.st season The churn of the Orange and ii anchoring that line. Costa Mesa's Brian Smith, who bas Coast College football program beefed up to 320 pounds (from bas produced enough aeam to bis 280 at OCC's last count), and stack almost one team's entire Matt Meehan and Scott Bhlert offensive llne, enough to guide a are also sharing time on the team to a wtn over its arch rival 0-llne. Costa Mesa's Jesse Smith in the season opener'and enough and Josh Hill also don to sprinkle talent to more than 30 Yellowjacket uniforms. Last four-year dockets throughout the season, under Coach Tom Kotz, country. the squad was 7-3. They opened Here's a look at OCC products the season with a win. over from the past two years. Grinnell and host St Ambrose The Graceland Gang: Six in Davenport Sept. 13. former Pira~ are making Sauking it to 'em: In 1995, contributions to the Yellowjacket Woodbridge High product Matt football team at Graceland Sauk threw for 1,297 yards for College (in Lamoni, Iowa), Coach Bil\ Workman at OCC. ranked No. 24 in the NAIA last Last season he tallied 2,489 for "1 1>1 I l '\.I" Utah State, 4 number that earned position, and GonzalM, who him the awe.nth-belt .single tallied a 19-r:: ~ leUOD mark in Aggies' history. touchdown seuon againlt He wasn't the full-time starter, Brigham Young, ii a starter. They either! He earned the starting job host Wyoming Sept. 13 where this season ~d the ~gles they will run into another former toppled arch rival U 21-14 in Pirate, outside linebacker Jay the season debut. He went 19-30 Wojtkiewic:z. for 212 yards. He didn't throw for a score, but took in two himself, The Colonel klcll: NCAA 1-yard and 8-yard TD rushes. ,Division I-AA pdwerbouse Eastern Kentucky welcomed Alobal: AB lf the Orange wport Harbor's Keith Gray Coast Isn't enough of a paradise, and Temecula Valley's Justin three recent Pirates decided to Ernest to Richmond, Ky. this fall. bead for greener grass at the The former Bucs are under the University of Hawaii. Newport tutelage of one of the finest Harbor grad Steve Gonzales, a coaches in the business with linebacker, and outside Coach Roy Kidd, the Colonels' linebacker Mark Mollner of mentor. EKU has missed the Estancia are Rainbow Warriors. postseason playoffs just three OCC's running back Kai Balubar times in the division~ 19-year signed a letter of intent with the history. Kidd, who has coached team, but didn't make the roster. the Colonels for 34 years, has Mollner, an all-conference player racked up two national titles, at Coast, adds depth to the OLB four trips to the final game and 10 straJght playoff appearances. Other Pirate grads that are stomping the grid (and the aidallnee) of other p~am.s are, =Class of '9?: ... (Louisville), ~~y c~ (Nevada), Mli freeman (Cal), John Harcar (Humboldt State}, DeAndre Hill. Bnmdon Wlllon and Craig Noue (Wingate}, Andy IJnnen (Temple), Jeff Momy and Leon Smith (Chapman). Repr~ting the previous cl.ass of Bucs are: Steve ntu.a (Arizona), J.J. Smith and Dmlllen Kaner (Idaho State), Gng Stout (Northern Colorado), Tyrone Ba.mes (Angelo State), John Hardenburgh (Bethany), Chuck Harcar (Chico State), Adam Wright (Hum~dt State), Ryan Jackson (Gardner-Webb), Matt BW'DI (Wagner), WlWe Barnes (New Mexico Highlands) and Jason Sweet (Tennessee State.) BRIEFLY Papis 14th at the Grand Prix of Monterey MON-~UTO RACING TEREY - Newport Beach's Max Papis and the Arciero-Wells/MCI Racing team scored their seventh top-15 finish ol the season Sunday in the Toyota Grand Prix of ?v1onterey at Laguna S~a Raceway. · Papis, funning at best 10th, finished 14th behind winner Jim- my Vasser. Starting 19th in the 83-lap race, Papis moved up three posi- tions in the early laps, then to 10th after the first pit stop, only to be stymied after the 'second pit stop. "I had an excellent start,• said Papis. "I was running really, real- ly strong. I overtook Parker John- stone, and I was holding back Al. Unser Jr .. and keeping pace with the Brahma car in front of me (Raul Boesel). "But when I went to select first gear on the second pit stop I bad an engine drop or something and it stalled and we bad to restart," said Papis. "From there on the race was tough because I was conserving fuel." Next for Papis & Co. is a three- day test at the California Speed- way Sept. 9-11, followed by the Marlboro 500 Sept. 26-28. OCC women third M 1 s -WATER POLO S I 0 N VIEJO -Orange Coast College's women's water polo team dropped a 7-6 semifinals decision in overtime Saturday to Gross- mont, but recovered to claim a 10-6 triumph in the third place game of the Saddleback College Invitational. The Pirates were led by the scoring of Morgan Meyer (3) 'and Karen Helm (2) in the opener; Jaime Smith (4), Meyer (3) and Shakiba Fimbres (2) were the scoring leaders in the victory over Saddleback as Coast improved to 3-1. SADDUM.CX TOURN.tMDn OtAMPtONSHW» ROUND • Semlftnels G~ 7by °":. c:o.t 6 Orange Coast 1 3 0 2 O O -6 Grossmont 1 0 3 2 O 1 -'7 OCC scoring: Meyer 3, Helm 2. Fibres 1. Saves: Finnegan 2. lhlrdPlaee ar.,.. CoMt 10, s.ddltllNldc • Score by QuMWs Orange Coast 1 3 3 3 . 10 Saddleback 1 t 3 1 • 6 OCC scoring: Smith 4, Meyer 3, Fibres 2, Tr~ 1. Saves: FlnMgan 6, De Laj¥a 2. sec women romp COSTA MESA 1 .. • , r i · ... , : -11 lo... • • Southern California C= women's volleyball team put visiting Holy Names Saturday night, recordlng a 15-8, 15-10, 15-10 victory to improve to 5-1 on the seuon. Sally Btrkhau.ser had ntne killl, while Joelle Mockebei, Tina Rote, Nelle Sturgill and ~Lundberg all bad five kiDs hi the beJaDOld attaclt bebmcl ~ aetttn.g ol '!Va Gmulel, wbo WU cndited wttti a? Uliltl. • MONDAY,~ 8, 1997 ..... ,.. .... . ;e;1i *f!l!i&-!!' ........... .. • mri,, .. ,_. .... °' JM.A'-4 ,..=:c::::-0 ·~011,....,...u~ llllJlli .. __ , ....... -' ....,.taN;zpll._•~~··· ClnaeedotlMorllgli'l ... 'Vllr.,s -·---"'=-lobe rl d'td•tlle-U.S.- .... -. VillgMllab •-" · .... u .. Olfmi*-palo-. .. CDllla .._ .. llrym laL. tbe ...U's <' S &g± a+m. ...... a 1880¥9l'a --plllod lo...,.. .. duanplon ol ... _ ... CGlfa Mltoa aty <>e ....... Ip (flllo known u tbe Will JalUD 0 5 iAc) u tbe Calta Mela GoU -Coi•mry Cub ... . .....,. Moy, • former VolJeyba)J • -at Newpan-Hlgll, 11 -lotbeall-~--....... I.bog B:tnr!: Stalelo tbe.llldy llellonio Volleyboll 0111ic: tit111 at UC Seta Bubara. .. Colt& Mesa s;esidenlll ----depuj forl'<!mlo, Italy lo · '""O>pOle a the Ow.tblon Wodd Clwnpi- Cllllhlpo ... • The Balboa Bay c;:lub _..)Is 1996 Bill Rey Sp<>rt>mansbjp Scbo1An1Up Award for Volleyball to graduatel S.U-, CM!pbell of Corona del Mar lilgh !ll1ci C= -lllKkolNewportHarbor •High... . . Tllo.HNI,~ boys undez-13 toeeer team from CoSt.a Mesa, defeats Los AJamitos'37 2 to win the dwnpionship o{. the JUSA Kickoff Tournament In Fullerton... ' .The Corona del Mu lflgb -.anlly foolball ... OVerct>IQeS a 1.f,s3 halftime dolldl to pall• :M-20 'Victory 0-_,.,Illes.~· tllile - -· -tailhock T.-<>'Meua --135...-.' L11I~ • ..... five yurs ago .......... c-cs.i Mar High football product w Tiii 7 -· • tight end with the "-lleogals. Injuries bis right knee m tbe Mm's final nhlbition game agaPMI the Delrlot !Jons, ]>lodng him on the~"""""' litt ... Calt&Mesa reoident David s.' ?* 11 ii the top men's finisher in tbe 2.S..mile race at the annual Sunset in the !'Irk er-Countty Meet at H.-gton Beach Central Park. .. I.la._ kevtn c.ma, and V1e1av IMtUJl. repreaenting the Newport Aquatics Center Canoe 4J)d Kayak · T~ each fare well in a series of events at the Western Canadian Spring Canoes Ing Cbl:t:::'fr. In Calgary, Alberla ... -runslor,138yards -a pair d IOU<bdowns to power =-lflgb to. 24-0-w1n ...... 0ruge ... A pair d long TD-from Mall -to 1lllD -leads Corona de1 Mor HIP to• 2()-0 W:tory over Costa Mesa in the season opener for both teams. The win is the Sea Kil)gs' 13th consecutive over tbe Mustangs 1D the series ... Los Amigos High racks up 285 yards oC offense by halftime en route to a 3'-20 victory over Empda to ruin the Eagles' 1992 season opener ... Erk: Wublagton's 82-yord TD run midway through the fourth quarter proves the difference in Oruge Cout College'• season-opening 16-1' Yictory over visiting Long BOich City College. -Compiled by' Mike Sciacca HIGH SCll:OOL CROSS COUNT'RY PREVIEW • ·nefending st.ate champion Sea. Kings prepare for another title quest •But it won't be easy .·with most of last year's ·squad departed; Sumner ·anticipates a tough battle . for third place in league; Dennerline leads the way. r; MAR CORONA DEL MAR -For an encore, it will be tough for Corona _ del Mac High's boys cross country team to repeat as state champi- . ons. , But the higher the bar is raised, ; the greater the expectations - jwt the way CdM Coach Bill · Sumner likes it. •we got lucky, and we (also) came through last year,• Sumner · said of bis team's remarkable run ~to the CIF State Division IV cham- -pionsb.ip, following third-place : finish.es in the Sea View League 'and CIF Southern Section Divi· · sion IV finals. ., •1 can't sort it out, it just hap- . pened." Sumner added. •Every There will be ash prilcs for the best And sculptonf Sunday September 14, 1997 Big Corona State Beach 1 Oa.m. -3p.m. week got tougher and we got bet- ter. The harder we tried, the luck- ier we got. We only won by one point (over Granada High of Liv- ermore, 122-123), but nobody remembers that. All anybody remember.; is the state champi- onship. Nobody remember.; we were third in league and third in CIF, because what sticks out is the state title and the big dance.• For a curtain call, the Sea Kings this fall will send out senior.; Matt Dennerline, Brian Coombe and Brian Kramer, sig- nificant contributors to the state championship team. Last ·year was the school's second state title in boys cross country (along with 1989). The Sea.Kings, 61-13 in league dual meets since Sumner took over the program in 198-4 from Brian Hunsaker, edged Granada The 36" Annual "l<JNG Of THE SANDCASTLES' and Nordhoff last year in the state meet, after finishing behind Nordhoff at the.CIF Finals. Once CdM gets out of league competition, it actuall,y gets easi- er. The Sea Kings face schools closer to their .own size in the postseason, and th.is year's Sea View race should be no different. ~santa Margarita and El Toro were the two teams on top last year (respectively) and it still looks like they're the teams to beat: Sumner said. ~Newport Harbor returns a lot of good run- ner.; and the school's also getting bigger, so it's going to be tough to compete with (the Sailor.;) from now on: CdM, with Dennerline clearly its leader, will also feature sopho- more Kevin Kramer, junior Aaron Gruber, senior Ken Schwan {an Eagle Scout) and sophomore David Mittman, all ol whom are expected to _ro_ynd out the top seven. But Stunner suggested that no position is secure and senior • ---SHAMlll Of SOMMllCI IAIA .......... al.,.... "SQl,llRE SPONSORS' LAlll'Alll .WATlUll -~~ ' • ae'-~ I ;~,e: ' . 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"There are a lot of newcomers who (No. 7 runner Mittman} is. going to have to knock off,~ Sum- ner said. "There's going to be some struggling. Our top four (Dennerline, Coombe.. Brian Kramer and Kevin Kramer) are probably pretty secure, and Gru- ber should make the· top seven, but I don't know about the lop five .· With Jason Rogers and Tyler Beardslee graduated, the Sea Kings will be forced to fill two huge holes up front. Dennerline, who stepped up at the state ~t and finished as CdM's liftlt" man when Richard Hossfeld "sputtered,• should fill one of them. "I'm a little con- cerned about a front runner this year, but (DennerlineJ may be that,• Sumner said. Corona del Mar, ranked ninth in the CCF Division IV presea.son poll, behinci,..amoag others Costa Mesa and 8-tancia, has finished in the top three in CIF seven o( the last nine years. "It will be tough to make it into the top three in our league, but that's our goal ... and anoth~r trip to the state championships,• Sumner said. "El Toro and Santa Margarita are the league's top two, then us, Newport Harbor and Irvine will fight for third. The Sea View League's a tough neigh- borhood." Every Sea View boys and girls cross country tea.m last year, except lrvine's boys, received at least a wild cclrd lnto the CIF pre- liminaries. "Costa Mesa." Sumner said, adding fuel for the future, " ... they get an easy ride (to C lF). But those days are over next year (as CdM eii.ters the Pacific Coast League). Newport Haibor's going to be good this year, but I don't think they're one of the top teams in the county.· Dennerline, described by Sum· ner as a "blue-collar worker" on the course, has a slim preseason lead over teammates Coombe and Brian Kramer. ·And there's probably no gap between Brian Coombe and Brian Kramir, • Sumner said. 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AdlC1tllM GJ•0•0•0d0-00~1!F"ou~oadmom ISLAND 2606 our7o1n:0w4aa2~5o5p7oe8talt make the best racing ;r:sy c~;1 : •;;~em . by ptaclng a help upcoming holiday puter work from home glsware, furn, e1c. - iitlldl..,.I..,. -'" l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ll--.c:::::o~:;r;~=:;;;;,.1 ., I '" US & t wanted ad In !he Dall y s eas on. Cashie rs. In your spa<e time. 40Yf NB Res 673-6223 714-451.1247 01 n e . . or Divorce S99 +. Frash 1 G F It ........ ...,. ~I-,~.,.-'-'-,"""-"""-~ 28, 18• Stti pa 10 Roomm•l•W•nled your lamlly earl Man-Start Ameri c a P iio t employme nt g tl sales, carryouts. real pay. '".I'---------' ~ " fl1&rl•IUll1• H•rbor View Homea Young Prof' I with pool age commercial/retail 1 •8 8 8 .3 9 5 .9 0 3 0 se c 11 on. Ca 11 our securlly guard and d e I a I I s · C a I I .,... ti flCI, ni.11Ut1t11, Gorgeous 5Br 2.75Ba, ~~~h ~r~i'~~t~~';~ home looking 10 share Accounts. Minimum toll lree. CAL•SCAN Cl•s•ilied Dept. al gitl wrappers. PT & 1-800·832-8007 1--------- ···---· !Jg vard. Must aeU with simila r. Greal Cash lnvestm•nt $19,500. fS42·5678 FT available. Please 24 hr• CAL•SCAN AUCTIONS ·6012 ...... can (114) 844-4698. •----~~-~--11 l ax r•sume to ................ ~.. lmmedl By Ownar area in Costa Mesa, 1·888·31l7-$&45 1---------•-POSTAL SERVICE ..... _..,.......,liMI· C o-op w /Broker nr T••wlnkle Park,l~--~-'C~A~L~·~s~C~A~N,1SCHOOLS& IRVINEBARCLAY (7 141640-7528 or S12.24 . $1 7.24/Hr., llllM•flllfl•lnlllsa." lo9'• 759--4878 CORONA convenient 10 shop-Investment Help INSTRUCTION JOll THEATRE ;~g~Y ~anP0J~~~ul';.! Now Hiring. For ap- JMI _,.., wlll. HI 0 p EN SUN 1 ·S Dll MAR 2622 pl ng/lr•eways e tc . recent grad pa~ back Hiring PT Concessio n Hiiis Road. CdM . plleaUon Information, ........,_,._,....,... 621 VI STA BONITA S550 mon1h Aval! loan. Contrac1 a loan Employees. II you are Call 1-9 13·599·8226, •Illa THE BlUFFS/380 N0W,(714)549-110t !or a guaranteed 8% BECOMEA 21 orolder,good wilh 24 Hrs . (Fee) ::r:'.::" .. "::"'rur1111t1 H••tlng• a Co. 1Br 1Ba Uka Naw.'-=====-=-----·1,~1~··~·~··~·~·7·-..;·~·"·~-0~7~0~9 MEDICAL !he pubUc & would S•I•• Assoc Mu si be CAL0 SCAN 714-640-5560 Encl pvt pallo, s atro1 , Tr anscrip t lon ls t. like to bring in a llUle a11ail to work week-l ·P~R~O~P"E=R~T~v--·I n....., ~ ... Ill SEA IS" •N turl. wfd , a tv/frlg. RENTALS L 0 C ARLOUCTEA ND V Opponunlly lo work at extra rnoney, ieT is ends. Hotel Git! Shop. CARETAKERS .....,. .....,..., i. IM1 -Msny Xtrl!l•I t block 10 WANTED 2726 • home or In ollice 1 Honest and ••rvlce ......, 3Br 3Ba • New Whlta Baach/PCH. Avl 10/15 30 vending machines. 8 d d 1 n g 1 0 1 s oriented. SS/hr. Ask H 0USES1 TT ER S ::J.J ii ,:.,....._ ,.N C arpets & Paint . 11000/mo 875-0292 Earn appro1tirnately ~~:::~ ~~~d~.oc~~~si concession pan·Uma lor Carla, 640·2394 enjoy rent11ea Uvingl ..... - .. ; .--M OWC 10% $545,000 HOUSE OR APT $800 /d a y . Al l emp!oyees. 57 per hr. Estala management ,... Agent 935-49D1 STUDIO Quiet. Close ·2BR NEEDEDlt !or 5 g , 995. Call lite~~!~::: G:;~.i~.L• 4 hr. shitls. Eve. & wk-S•l•s·FTIPT positions po s 111on1 pay PUBLIC AUCTION. Rara , Re s tored & Restorable Traclorat Thousand ol pans for rnany rare conactlble trae1or1. Saptembar 20 & 21 in S•b•s- 1opo1, CaUfornla. Cal . Bond #7836520. Call Tearn Van Gord on Auetlo"88rs. Info-Line 1·503-298-1551 CAL"SCAN 111·1111111.......a4 to beach. No pell/ In Coron• del M•r 1-800·91l8·YEND ends, Fle1tlbltily In available ·for vintage $50,000+ per year. lieY' I' QI ,DC•i,i1•1 W•t•rfront Hlghrla• amk. (6/month ieaae). or L•gun• Be•ch CAL"SCAN 0i.8oo.362·7g70 s°c8l't. scheduling your time. s1ore !n o.c. Exp The Caretaker Ga-1---------nlHVOllUl·JNI. Condo Sae . b\dgr 1575/mo . 720·822& C•thy 99e.9e3a•--p:&Yp;iffi;;;;E-·l,,C.,~K;7~6;2~·==,A;L~":;=;::,N:I Soma serving e111.per. pral'd. 574·0351 zette, 1845 Deane-LP. tfOtJSES/ ~ONDOS !OR SALE • 2b<I, 2ba. Bost apace. · I PAV PHONE PATIENT TUTOR desired. Call Sherry @ Sec'y PT/Perm Pultmen. WA 99163· 1400aq.". $249,000. ROUTES. 714-8544193 3504. 1·509·332-0808. By Owner. 85()-8881 . COSTA M:ESA 2624 30 local sites. Earn up •Math· (Arlthmellc Team Player. Comp 52 ,. CAL SCAN to $2000 weekly. lhtu Calculus) Locel C.M. Hotel Ulerata. Health Ins. 4,,ear. • tors POISltl 1400 COMMERCIAL t ·8 o o .7 2 4 ·1 1 3 o • Stat!stlcs • Cheml11ry aaeks anlhuslastic 1 ~•c,•;,•;· •;;•c'"<'o'°"''~"0·,o66~6~'i =-::::-:::==::::--::-::7: 1 2bd O•rd•n Apt REAL ESTATE Ext.117 CAL •SCAN •Physics • T11m P1pe1$ courteous customer <;;!TEACHERS<;;! DOMESTICS 5540 Pvt patio, 2-<:at gv.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•i1:;:;:~~=====1 •Reading • Test Prep service · oriented peo-NEEDED! Toddlers &liiiii;;;!~;ii;;;;;ii~-Nr 55 fwy, SC plua.11 (CBEST. GAE, SAT) pie for parking cashier Preschool 955-26721 ' lmmac. No P•ts. MOJIBI Study Skllls. For lrae positions. FT/PT e11a LI. l:?TUTOR TIME<;;1 DOQ WALKER ~5!9~,0~+~•!~~·:..,~ .. ~,..,~~53~liiJs'iijiji$i)iifiCEITO 10AJ1 2114 lnlo rrnatlo n csll: Ptaese contact Tom or ---~~----1 Na•d aomaone to '3br 2b• eaaullful, BUSINESS OFFICE Jim Madi• S4l·MATH Julian 714n 98-3337 W•nted PT companion w a lk your dog?? upstelrl, lrg patio. FOR RENT 2769 Mon-Fri lrom 7am·Spm locat mature wornan Ca 11 Mo' g • n •• '. ••00 d ol quiet nature to •942·8533• · .ma + · •P MGMT Santa P1101os assist middle aga ====,.,.-_,,-,,,,,.,,.,,I Can't seem to get to all those repair jobs around the house? lei Iha Cl•sslflod s.~rvlc• Dfrectory help you find renable help . 842-541'8 -GOVl!RNMl!NT • FOftl!CLOSED 2289 Canyon #4 N.B. 7501.r. Prime Al'TN1 EMPLOYMENT Team/Cuslomer skills. temaea with MS. Must Ho1,1se1lttar A.vallabl• 714-845-1492 ofc space for Planner/ HOMEOWNl!JU Organized, Fun, Savvy be avsllable overnlghl, Homa, garden and pet 1--------- Landacape Deslgn•r/ 8or""1S1SX..SlOOK 800·229-7147 a1t1 t 37 able to cook & drive care. Prot, rellal:lle, HDMl!S •Pennlea on lhe $1 . :oel/nquen t Ta JC, .Repa·s , REO'•· Your •are a . T o ll free •t -800 ·2 18·90 00 ·:Ext. H·5139 lor currenl •U1t1nqs. CAL0 SCA.N NEWPORT BEACH 2669 Drallsp•r•on. Fr•• TooMaaylti&W & JHI wheetchalr. reas, r•ls. vacation/ parking, utU, malnt. •Parolf.~ ... iJuaac Model Se•1ch Resume & relarencas tong term 714-796-5050. Close 10 OC airport. cmdit Cardi EMPLOYMENT P • t I t • IP r u • ' • · 111a fall : 714n 23·6668. S750mo. Fax 844-6708 o1iorn1:lftl~u 5530 Special size Modets l---------l••••••••-'*18,. l775•t ~ Ph. 844-5050 Ella •Applyb7~4hr naed eq now !or Reduced to •• " ..... llOO ~ Fashion ano Print EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE •No Equity ~ii..d a 1 1 I g n m e n I s • ~~~~~~~~~~ orw 1oc1. 60ll30 pooc. INDUSTRIAL 2788 a.1lrt.u.WJ1 ital l,~N~o~•~·~·~· ~":'.,',,",,'=";"'_.11 ,siiEiiR;;Vl":C~E=S=~5;;5;;3;;3;1 $470,000 No P•I•. Carport.l'W~;;i;;~i!i~~!I (IOO) Sll-S ACCOUNTING 714-424-0987 Newport .. , 1• 0pcn 70.,. c o '' ha•d--•-••• MCT~ ,..._ Terr•O• 1 0 000 SQ PT r pora Ord•r D•pt. FrJandly ~• ~""" •Jl2!;;;1~-4~~!9!:4!_Jllir;;ei-t~·~ ... ;;;•;;•~;i;;;j a'·'tLDIND •0 , Sol• quarters ol relall d d, 1 k Please be awere that SOLD I ------.. U r pharmsey chain ha• person nee e o a e Iha lls!Jngs In this cal· Anl1que1 lD '50. Mi:J.,.,. • ••• ln·l•o o··•• -'o.ooo El•e•nt Oc••n VI•., Produotlon Pl. NB Immediate opening and process phone egory may require you • • .. ~ P•nthou-Can spUt. Stora yourl••••••••••ll tor aecounta payable orders. Outias lnelude: to call a 900 numbaf •EllUVS-dllAl!tboJ: ·people to re~d 2BD!2BA +Loll , £0l:~~a~~·.,~!~:,r ANNOUNCEMENTS poalllon. Musi ba ~h~nes4ci~ typln~~1j~9 !n which !hara la a ............... :•bout )'OUl"ch hsome0 or 1490aq.rt ., vaulled ~ob C•u:tln llkr · d•1a II Orlenl•d, ll~N~o=·=~~k:•:•:•::":0.=•='5~•:~;-1 !-''o"o'c''•'~P~•~·~m:ln~uo'""~· -1 ~dR.P*'Y. .••"' ea alur ay HOUSES/ c e lllng, Elle c uUv• organized and have · -'*ICIDIUN«h 0 by showcasing your amenities, firaplae.•. 714-722..S777 computer axperl-jllwllry.blonm,Un., •p rop•rly In th• C.ONDOS p o ol, s pa, tennls,1-------,--1---------·ll e nc•. P l e a sa.nt Guodjob1 f*!Odl~ :Homes ol !he WHk F-OR RENT gym. Full service INCOME ANNOUNCEMENTS smoks-tre• anvlron· PART•TIME JOB reliable 5crvkct ~ .& 0 P • n Hom• retort Uleatyte. 12,7-45, man! In Nawp orl T•l•m•rketlng Have A Garage Sale! •Gulde. The best 7i4179IMHt31 PROPERn 2790 2920 Beach. Call Sharon •Mornl""' Hours lnlcrtstlng thlnp •OrllMor ........ :1ocal Raal E1t11e WINT•R Fu•n'd. 1a-o·. (714) 845-9970 "• to bu1 •COlldlli~OW ~''Pilot .Sactlon around I 11---------·I ... ·• •No EJCperlence .e.. .... ~ •Reac h the best • :Sbr 2t>a $1250/mo. CM -4-PLEX 1343,000 *ADOPTION• •Young, enet"!jletic ofc -~qualllled homebuy· CORONA • 2br 2t>a 1950/mo. 9" DOWN. S3t3,000 c AL IF O AN I A ACE PARKING 11~~.C~o•~•~a~M~a~u~~J l i;:::::1'~°'~"~1t~o~h'~'~'::::~~·~"~...,~~~-~~~~~~-~-~-~-~-~·~-~~~ ,ers on th• coast! DEL MAR 2122 1 h" lo bchl 875--0&0e 1ST TD. EZ Rental. All COUPLE lo ng 10 Ca" Cooper every d~y 714-.249-JTil •Call your Advertising U;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii 3Br 2Ba 71-4·241~780 s hare th•lr c oz y Hae :"c"!.~dhi:'::nlngs C714)722-D11Sl in Cl:1'i.~i1Tcd "Aepre1ant atlve •••••••••·•••••••••! home. love a nd 'lirReceptlonlete :Today!! Ask about Rent/I. .. ••. Baauttful MJSCE11ANEOUS affec1ion and world of 'lirLot Checkers PT/FT PHONE co. •our curreflt speclalal 2000aq.". Oe1ach9d BUSINESS & oppo11unlty wl1h new· •V•l•t• REP NEEDED ' LI .. Co.....-Condo. 3bd :Ztla. lrg RENTALS born. l-800-3i4-68:l3 •Shuttle Drhr•r• $2,000+/rno. PT or 574 .... 249 k>n. dbl oar, ale. w/d,• .. •••••••-FINANCE CAL•SCAN' OMV printout required more FT. Mak• own LI .. River• frp lc . S2900/rno .1• fo• d•l·I-poolOlono. h••-No selling •aq. Owner/Aft. 588-9047,_________ World Cl••• writers, • ··• 574-4252 . r • II ' Appp'y 9arn-Noon l·BOo-J82-27t 2 P803 5 oa /2 D•hll• ROOMS 27081-~'~------·I ~=: , ...... C:~~. cN~81!i Ao• P•rklng • c:=-=c=:-----·l~=====:=:::::---l~;;i;;;;;~~~~~~~IBUSINESS 4880 MacArthUf Ct.. Phone Op•r•lora -::: retainer. By Iha Job, SI• C (At Campus), to St5/hr· Part ot :CORONA HUNTINGTON Lhre on Lklo B•y'lront OPPORTUNITY wkly or monthly 1ve1. Nawporl Beach Full . Wltl Train . n~~•n 1022 BEACH 2140 1bt, MJMr•I• Wit., pvt 2904 Dlsnew., 0:-' TN•o.,,•,1 _!95= .. :'°"~!.'!~~·hol~O~ln'.!•·c !;=1:,·;•,:oo.~7-i1=8-:;•;:.:•;:3:co:_lll I':' -.nn ba,. w/d, rafr9'mlcro. MoDon•ld •• o • 1_ ,....... T9flN1 $495. 473-e103 atrom Store•, FAO •sSEMBLERS PT Aclmln Ae•l•t 417 1-ORCHID "'"""°" Boooh I I AW• S 0 M • Sohw•n, J.M. P• ~ lor local lln'I co. : 38·•dr~:m 2 .sBath •1•1•4•5h01.ro~!m~~::i: Oceanfront & 22:nd St. aARNJNQS FROM ten Co., LlteoVQI•, Wiii train. 1You ,:~n0 Must be prof, organ· A GOOD AD! • •N" M..-y Fry«-Agl PrfYalt room untum, Your Co~puterlS Anheu•er-Bueoh, earn up o lzed. compu1er tltl!lfat• ;· 71._71:1--4494 Ocesnvlew 2br 2ba. •hat• tJath. UU paid. M•lt• $t00 s a daylt Ina.; (partlal 1111), weakly a as embllng •nd ha"• nnanclat e1tp Hunyl •311.~1500 No·-~••-p•ol-ed. Eaayll Turn-key mall Impeccable refer-and •erviclng sign-up Fait,..1: 7t4·720-61CM 417 OPlCHIO ., • ....,.. .. .., ... d ... 1 c 11 encn. Preas relea•••· bo11ea. 1-800-354-73:'.lt Khc henett• In room. °' er ""' ness. • : Real Beardad San1a1 Olde CdM, 38r/2.5Ba,•-:-::::==:::::=::::::---J 1 770 242-'4395 corporal• blos , ... ololant nMdod In C Klt··au•~uGTON Lal#ld(y. 1 bk>Ck 10 -• warm. 1011y, 1uv kids ando. Dresm , .. ,.._... Newp&t Pier ,490 (2'f'ln.) s. Blaln, 111802· faalures atorles. In-NB Onlce. Begin PT. Earn 1 51< •I Xmas. :.L•"N'1t" .. L.:.::-i .. '!•!; HARBOUR 2142 can Sam aam'..epm ·' 220 s. Coiner Blvd., store promos, mall Cell 71 9-1 185 or Fax 8ot).2H-7147 akt 146 ·' "'f•-::~::::::-·~;.:;;;•;•;8-4;;~·~0~0!_ __ ,.JM~•~•~o~o~~lo~l~•~n~d~.~F~LI promos , brochures, RH: 719-1701 • 71+72 94 3-41-45 CAl•SCAN prau kits, printing, Recr••11on L••d•r ' Moln c•-nnol graphic art•. C•ll MNQURT PT ~as houra "-k, ' . n. ac&DOJI ••••eeee Theriot 6 Aasoclataa COOftDIHATOR '"'.,.. , ... A lllSA 1024 !~:~11 2-;,5ob!. "',!::nk.. .......... 2722 PM! ... be wary Of OU1 714/Ma-e92S p T ·N 8 11 • t'I • n ~=11gs •• 'o.\r11=:: -i;-iiii'ii' ... iiil••lli••I ol erea compmnln. AealatHsnl 873-9500 12950tmo. A•m••·r Check With ttl• Jocal 211 11• Co•at Hwy Aitlstle abllttV a + I ~t •"•ltll• quaint em or Donna Wetmer Better eualne•• tOST L Chl"'oo•• N .... ~ P•rk N..,.ort •· 1br .-.... p.,. enl, 7eo-&OOO •131111131 l!lur•au b•lora yow "' eo Ap•rt,...nl• "no --. no oarrrge,. Mnd env moMY tor POUND %825 In · m~ Me .. Verde 71 ..... 44o49M ,,..1750.mo ..._.,ze , ... or nrvtc•. ""°1•••••••••tl hOm• M.f', 11-3pm. a •~•"·-1-0-1-,-.-.-.. -.,.--0-,0-0-0-1 1•.1;. Ao•• 3br N!WPOlT ano underal..-d any11 boys 3 + e. Fleldble, fl, to ••It la41M & ,, 1.7fba. Nmod•lad, q 1••rn 2lf9 con\rlictt ~ VOi.i POUNO Diamond rlna gr••I tor etudenll mens sport•wear. ~ -1-ShoO &~·-""for In Coton& -M.,., . C•ll 917 .. 311• 10101, p_opular ar••·l••••••••••I _.. .,.,,_..., Upa cale cll•nlale. !" '3t7.000 by owMf,I' ,..... ~•011 de:crlpUona•'g Cwv-.. 1 C.. SMk• Onlr, axper'd nffd :114-e'641ta aM , .. LIQ deck. ... .. ....,..,........ · · Oil 1 8h•ok Oelln:oun1er , app1y. Nwprt BHCt\. ., Oelf Vl9w vautt.d calls, lrlg, otve •••Y PR•• Coat• Me•a 92911' h•lp. "FTfPT. Cell 714oaaa ..... e .• --v... .... prkle ..,... .... to llMCh ............. ..,.,.. 0/0 Lotfia!M 1:·~·-.....~~~ ... ~~ .. ~·~·~··~~~~35;~1il ·*wAhl9 ful vtew• t ..,..,... 8fl.?CM1 12& .. 100 for •ach L6iT 8•aoh Pack 0111 ... mor 8ttntoe a1 1 II • '' •: ...... 4bd. Ae tbcat. li910o11•000 4 111• m••••fO ._ .. C"9tomet'~ lf'9M & IMS*· Al ......... eo ... llOnlat A' , .. , . &ll:t •Cd au,1 I DonM 3ad 0.... ,.::·......, ......,. MP • ,__...... Wedg9 Plftl 'cit on Sm 'lneurance ofO In ' I • al :w....., tor -..... ,.... M.~ •au 3724 .....,_......,... ••• •v•. a4o . N••pclf1 c.ntwneedt ........ ...aooo •1 ... "' •"'"1· M•d•d. ......,.., .... 11?. ,....... e .a.A. 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PIMMrll 11C:: ·~ 17 Commend 70 8ollllt found9r 11 09mof\a 71 Toboggar'I 19 Arizona Indian 72 Poeler. e.g. 2.0 c.t. to • mouse 73 Cholc9 group 22 Polar region DOWN =~ 1 CHM resentmenl 2 Mysterf wriler 29 Hair ointment John 30 Fight for two Olckton -32 N,~SE 3 Take the bus 1ltem1tlve 4 Got older 33 Mimics 5 Plundef' 35 Jumped 8 Tljulna .... , .o Spot on a goodbye leopatd 7 Ciood friend 29 Scott Hamilton 49 Stadluml <t2 Shower Item 8 Psychic. power maneuver 51 Snicker 44 EucatvPtus eater llbbr. 31 Old map lnlls. 52 Connect• 45 Taj Mihal site 9 Want 34 Summit 53 Spring month 47 -of Capri 1 O Pale·laced 38 Runner 54 Type of reel< .a Warm-water 11 "Star Trek" Zatopek 55 Worl\ed as a 1har1t name 37 Lhasa -model 50 Art1ic ctwen1ngs 12 Of the Vatican 38 Prince Charles' 57 Tori's dad 52 Red quartz 13 Marsh bird game eo Shoe part 56 H H Munro's 2t "Trick or -I" 39 FOOi parts 61 Wrilltf' MofTlson pen name 23 Showy lily 41 Makes less wild 62 Blue-pencil 58 Tak• 1 stand 26 Picnic spot 43 Japanese 63 Clalr or Lalique aoalnsl 27 Melville novel poem 66 Onassis' 59 Happy sounds 28 High plateau 46 Gander's baby nickname .... ~.--t!l!"-"'T'!"--IP"-~--..---iP-""'ll!~ 11 -.. CHM&.IS CICaN wtdt OMM StMB' end TANW.H"Nmaf fl. I· 8alb ,.s'arzW., M ...... '°"bold: ' •II Ot4 o .AQltHU •IU, 'lbe blcldl.u bu pl'OClMdM: MOR'l'll • &Mr IOVl'B WIST I• hm 10 .._ .. ,... ' What do JOU bid now? A · You have one 1t.oty to tell, and juet one. Neither your hand nor your euit i• sood enouah to bld any-thinc other than three dia.rnooda. Q. I • Ju South, vulnerable, you hold: The bidding haa proceeded: • NORTH EAST 80tn'B WS8T 10 p... 10 .,... U p ... •a. PMI ao P .. ao P .. 50 P .. f What do you bid now? ISSO VOW\V&GSN 1235 ------- =*"lt:. .. lJcU.•,·: ,. ... 10 10 ... 10 ' What do you b&d ~ MARINE SUPS oocn 1022 1113 '94 DISCOV•RV Only 17kl loaded, 7 Pasaenger, hurryl (097142) A· Wbata,..,... cMft1oJ natl You ha.ea w9M m-ard .Wt and "6d in oerlner'• IUit, and putner hu conhrmed a mloimum 30' Offahote Mooring LAND ROVBR MISSION VIEJO (714)385-8750 p befi th Xlnt Peninsula Point ---------1 reapo"'9. ... ore eoppo-Location /w Cal-20 LEXUS 9115 nentueallze your tide could be ln s 13 ,500 "875-4 t 34 * iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil deep trouble. Lido I. Pv1 Dock, up lo ,,,,,. '92 ES300 8 cyl .. Q. I· Neither Tulnerable, u South 6511, water/electrlc . auto. all power, aun· you hold: Very Hcure 873·7877 rool, tinted glass, Newport B'ay S15,500 719-0677 •at 200ZX T·Top. Qr•at runner, n•w paint, auto. Too much to 11111 Ml.Ill H•I Bought another oar. 53500.obo 540·~933 RANGE ROVER 9177 '92 COUNTY Ono own•r, Lo mll•• flawless (3BEF2.12) '9 5 LWB Black beauty! ------ ''198BTLa. CONVaRTAaLa LO miles, red/white/whit• Beautlfull (3RA0°"8) 14.750 LAND ROVER MISSION VIEJO (714)385-8750 •ea CABRIOLET WhV Wht w/ boot. A/C, alarm, pwr windows; 49k ml. Grg pampered $9599 obo. 462-0757 MISC. AUTO 9245 J[J A Boat 1llp1 In emall • a o Q 1011 o KI • 10 I' private marina on Via _M_E_R_C_E_D_E_S--9-13_0_, s E • I Z E D C A R a Lido. From $13·$16ft. LAND ROVER FR 0 M $ 1 5 0 • The biddirurhuproceeded: $,all or Electrlc pref'd. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil MIS SION VIEJO J aguar, Cor vette, One owner $29,990 (649572) NORTH ltA8r 80UTB W1!:8'J' No llve aboards. Size ,87 S SO SEL l·Owner (714t385·875 0 Mercedea, BMW, Por- t• PM9 10 p-251l·50lt availab le. Xlnt condl Gold/Palo ---------sche, Honda, 4X4'a, l• P.. f 71 -875 912 A t trucks and more. Wha d b'd ? 4 -4 gen 112·000 ml. 512•500 RENAULT 9180 Local aalH listi ngs. t oyou I DOW OBO (714) 873·8948 Toll frH A • Thia ii a matter of ....,le. U vou CLASS IF ll!D iii, 8ii3iiiRiieiiniiaiiuiiUiiLiieiiiCiiaiir 1 ·800·889·2292 HJ .1 AUTOMOBILES II'• the resource you Excellent condition. ext. A-4000 fcla.Ythatajumptotwo no trumpia can count on lo sell a 51500/obo. 650-6262 1 _____ c_A_L_*_S_C_A_N Orc:in2, by all meam make that bid myriad of merc:han-ask for Duncan . FIND -it snow. your good. balanced dise Items, because -~~--=-----:--- band and leavea room to eirplOl'e for ACURA 9010 our columns compel Tho Community an alternative pme. In the modem '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii qualflied buyera to Market Place. an apartment 1 b 1• calll Classified A • Partner ia telling you that the one thing be doe11 not need from you ia diamohcb. There were umpteen waya North could have conducted the auct.ion had a •mattering of. support for diamonds been neces- sary to play in that etrain. With your wealth of controls, it would be cowardly not to raile to six dia- mond. even though your eupporl for the suit could pot be wonie. Indeed, we would opt for a raise to eeven diamond. over a pua we.re thoee our only two choic:ee. aty e, owever, thatjump ls invite-•93 INTEORA as 042·5878 04 2·5678 through classified tional, eo chooee between a jump to Black auto, premium ;:::========.:..=====;:;;;:iiiiiii.!.;;:==;;;;;;;;;;;::===-three no trump or a fourth-suit bid wheels, mnrf, leather Q. 3 • Both vulnerable, u South you bold: •Kea o lU OAJ10 •QJ971 The biddirur baa proceeded: 80t11'11 fiB81' NORTH EAST 1• P... 10 P- INT P.-I• P ... T What do you bid now? of two diamoncb to eee if that elicitAI int. Low miles. Great a heart preference from partner. Condi S14K 722-5191 Q. 8 • Both vulnerable, as South you hold: •AJ t>K9'11 OA98 '1 •KJ5 Partner opens the bidding with one heart. What do you respond? A· Your hand ia too .strong for• forcing jump raise to three hearta, and three no trump lhould not be bid with any pattern other than 4- 3-3-3. That meane you have to make a temporizing bid for the moment and, oddly, it probably makes no difference whether )'OU chooee two diamoncb or two dubs. You intend playing in hearta no matter what. BUICK 9035 ' 8 4 S k y I ark. 4 ·Dr Gray, Always garaged. Very clean. Xlnt Cond $2450. 548-1554 FORD 9075 '87 FORD VAN Conv. V-6, A/T, P/S, AJC, Low ml. Orig. Owner. $3,999 720-1722 '92 Taurus station wagon 72k ml. 1 ownr ladios car. Loaded, clean. $7500. 723-4074. HONDA 9085 Learn to be a better brld1e liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii etayer l Sub•c ribe DOW to t~e '93 CIVIC EX A · You can eolve this problem by a proceaa of elimination. You don't want to nliae partner'• first-bid auit with only two-card support or the ~"'1lt wit,h,only three trumps. --------...... ------------..----------I Our fiv~ minor la weakish and. Goren Brldp Letter by calJJq Auto, moonroof, AC, (800) 788-1115 for lntormatlon. AM/FM cass. all pwr, Or write to: Goren Bridie CC. 68k ml. $10,500. 6014 1'4ERCHANDISE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. 60 15' FURNITURE 6014 FURNITURE you have a double stopper in the unbid auit. Bid two no trump. Letter. P.O. Boz 4410, ChJcaco. 673·0721 Iv msg. m 80880. Honda Cars for $1001 China Cabinet washer dryer 2 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Q.' ·Both vulnerable, u South 48"wlde. Matching lbl sofas ~/ottoma ns . Power Toole For Sate you bold: /chairs $475. 429-0379 twin mallrHt, corner •11" Band saw $100. Seized & Sold locally this month. Toll Froe 1 ·800·563-1905 x5028 Reduced In p rlcel desk w/hutch, antique •Com pressor $85. •AQI O AQ154 OVo6d •Kt78 8S 111. Sofa. Tan $50. chaise. Good prices, •6X48" Belt sandor $125. HYUNDAI obo Call Joe 722·7427 must sell!. 673·2250. -Cut·ott miter saw sso.1---------....-'---------.,.---------9090 Can't seem to get to alf those repair jobs around the house? Let the Classified Service Directory help you find reliable help. 642-5678 CABINETS 3490 Aelvanced Wood1y1tam1 -Cu1tom Cabinetry· Kitchen • Bath • Doore 1.891650 CARPENTRY ·;~";":t f,r~~ure spray WANTED FREE TO YOU 6022 PETS & li,iiaii7iiXiiLiiiQiiLiii4iiDiioiiorii,ii11iin- MERCHANDISE •Home1ite chain saw $50. TO BUY 6019 iiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiii!iiiii!iiiii ANIMALS 6049 back, automatic, a/c. •6" Jointer $150. 1~~i!iiiiiiii~iii~ii Both Green & Qrayi"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Great condl $11 00 MISC. 6015 714-645·912 7 1• C I d I I• OBO * 631.0757 Old Col"• Gold Sliver arpet w pa d ng . •Dachshund, mature Wolff Tanning Beds Franklln Mini Sterling 2·3 rooms worth. You dog s eeks mature Bu1c her Block, 100 T an At Home Old watches & jewelry haul away. 675-3391 owners with time and yrs old. 30"x36" $265. Buy Direct and S avel Weslcout Coln 642-94<48 CLASSIFIED yard to playl Jake has Twin beds, old scale Commerclal/Home1---------It's the resource you all shots & good & more stuff 650·5662 units lrom Sl 99.00 can count on to sell a health. 714·548·5178 Low Monthly Pmts On the move? myriad of merchan-•----.----- Deluxe Spa Like new.. Fr•• Color Catalog dlse Items, bocause s ELL Seats 8. System 3000. Call 1·800-711·0158 S e ll your extra our columns compel Hvy duty cover, steps. ---------h o us ehold qualified buyers to Purchaaed 1-97 S5000 • call! your home First offer over $3500. ite m s through Classified 435.0905 in C lassified 8mall Job IEXf-IERT Duncan IElectrlc Local/Quick RHpon1• U 275870 850·7042 When vou write a Cla~~ified ad. include all the facts and ge t the rCMllr~ Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reoch over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mo il it in with a check today! Run for a week! 1( your car does not sell we'll run it \ for another week FREEi All for $1 o• ·-·········--·-·----------D YIS,SELL MY CAR Ad.hot C11y Lp --------- ""°"" Creclt Cord O MC OVISI. 0 .-.M lC ------bp-- Moa to· o.r.AY "-01 JJO W a.,-. c--. CA ~17 ll 14/ .C-J4lt 0. MK 171 '1 ~ '""' ,,,_,.,.~ ._._...._""'-"'---- 0 4Ctl"* o w 0--•• CJ-'...-1 ~. 0 1...-1 a ... .--a--a,.._ __ ,,_ c--0--c-~ c--0 0.--oc-O'*t'W .......... o rM.J-. a-c-o-"" g;:: 0 0.--o-.w- •············•·······•···•·• 3894. 3910 3870 BALBOA ROOFING CO Ouallty Work Quarnl'd Pet Sitter/Dog Walker Reroof/Repalr FrM Est Dally/Overnight vl1l1s. Lie/In• 031·5081 Refa avl. Llc'd/Bonded EVAN' ROOFING CO. OtnlH 714-0 35·8070 Ouallty Work. Fr .. Est. Ffnanolnv Avall l.Bt054t 71 4·28&.1180 Chane•• art you will find what you need al tht pr~ yoo want to ~ wh91'1 you read Cl•..etled. diJly .... ,. 4 t '