HomeMy WebLinkAbout1997-10-27 - Orange Coast PilotSetvlng the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
Residents still wary of anneXation
You say r.osta Rica
Is COit.a Mesa Mayor
Peter Bufta leQ'8tly pa.eking
his bags and planning to
tab uile and UIUIDe the
throne oi a Uoy Central
:An.,a;t@•...., Soma~~bie
• beglmdDg to Wond• ttUa
week after, for the 18COD.d
time in a month, a slip of the
tongue identified Buffa as
the political leladef of Costa
~. not COstA Mesa.
1b1s time, it was Buffa
who slipped.
At last Moo.day night's
City Council meeting, while
in the process of ending one
portion of the meeting and
beginning another, BUtta
saidi •okay, at tbls time, we
are going to adjowu to a
jdnt meeting of ttie COlta
• Mesa City Council and the
Costa Rica -I mean, Costa
Mesa -Redevelopment
Agency.•
1be slip, wb1ch pricked
the ems of some alert coun·
dl-watcbers in the audience,
followed a limil&r Incident
when.he was introduced by
the emcee of a national con-
tereoce of local political lead-
en u tbe •maytn' ol Costa
RD!.
Bebier' blush. up on your
Spmbh, Peter.
•Harbor View homeowners say city is asking for
problems if Newport Beach plans go through With
plans to acquire Bonita Canyon from Irvine.
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NEWPORT BEACH -Some and the San Joaquin Hills toll
Harbor View Homes residents road. The Planning Commission I worry the dty is just asking for approved some preliminary
1 traffic and other problems in mov-annexation steps Thursday. and
ing forward with plans to annex the City Council will tackle the
Bonita Canyon from Irvine. Other issue today.
residents see the idea as a great The co~ssion discusse d
way to get more parks and play-only planning-related issues such I ing fields. as traffic, parks, landscaping and
: With some residents on board building-height limits. Commis-! and others a bit skeptical, the city sioners' unanimous approval I is moving toward taking in the paves the way for the City Coun-i yet-to-be-developed Irvine Co. cil to purs\le annexation steps.
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Some residents said they wor-
ried Newport was lowering its
building standards by scooping
up a development planned by
Irvine guidelines. But Planning
Director Patty Temple said the
parking and parkland allotments
exceed Newport norms -and
Irvine Co. representatives agreed
to lower the height limits on
homes from 50 feet to 40 feet.
A deal struck last week
between The Irvine Co., ·the
Newport-Mesa school district
and the city means 22 acres of
extra park land, a potential
school site, and 260 fewer homes
built. A Mello-Roos assessment
district would pay for buying the
park and school land from The
Irvine Co. ·
Under that agreement, the
Bonita Canyon 4evelopment will
include 12.5 acres of park land for
every 1,000 residents -com-
pared with the citywide 5 acres
per 1,000 residents. The city will
foot the bill for park maintenance
if the annexation goes through.
Some residents have raised
questions about the agreement,
wonying that it could lead to city-
wide assessments to pay for
building parks· in Bonita Canyon.
But City Attorney Bob Burnham
stressed that only .... Bonita
Canyon's future residents will pay
assessment fees particularly for
the area's parks.
City staff members also said
they didn't think traffic would be
a problem, based on Irvine's traf-
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Angela
Ro bl.son
takes In
the sun
and blue
skies
while
husband
and local
artist Erle
Christtan.
Robison
puts his
creative
talents to
work.
DON LEACH
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Balboa Island crow~s meander pas i '
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By Jennifer Armstrong. Daily Pilot
BALBOA ISLAND -You
could catch a glimpse of
any coastal view in the
county from the South Bayfront
promenade Sunday afternoon.
Corona del Mar State Beach
in pastel, Dana Point in oil paint,
the Huntington Beach pier in
watercolor -artists' renditions
of celebrated local sites lined the
island's boardwalk as crowds
meandered past. More than 40
artists -most of them from
Newport Beach, most of them
specializing in paintings of near-
by vistas -displayed their
wares in the second Balboa
Island Artwalk, sponsored by
the island's business association.
The selection also included
portraits, sculptures and ceram-
ics, among the many paintings.
The first artwalk, held in April.
drew slightly bigger crowds, so
organizers will probably cut
back to just one show per year,
said Michelle Ruldoph, a Lagu-
na Beach painter.
Still, she said, she and co-
organizers Debra Huse and Bob
McCaffrey were thrilled with
the day's turnout -a continu-
ous stream of browsers from 9
a.m . to 5 p.m.
-n·s a really magical mix of
friends and luck,• she said. -I
feel like this affair is -I don't
want to say blessed, but it's at
least in a really good light•
Sunday's intense sunniness
and slight breeze gave the art
show itself a perfectly pic-
turesque backdrop: sailboats
gliding on sparkly blue water
past the Balboa Pavilion.
-The beauty of the area is so
fantastic,• said Irvine artist Jim
Krogle, who was premiering his
depiction of the Balboa Island
Ferry crossing.
•we love to see local art,•
said Newport Beach resident
Mary Ann Haas as she and her
husband, Ed, admired Krogle's
painting of San Clemente Pier.
•And what better place to see
an art show?•
The day also included musi-
cal performances -but they
were restricted to a bayfront
home's porch because the event
didn't have a city permit for live
performances. The Balboa Brass
sextet played its Newport-cen-
tered jazz tunes, promoting a
new CD, •Sounds of Newport.·
Lucile Calkins and Sylvia
Davidson walked down to the
show to buy an autographed
copy of a book of Newport
Beach scenes painted by fellow
Balboa Islander, Steve Simon.
•This is much better than last
time,• Davidson said. •What a
nice idea and what a beautiful
day.•
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fie studies -and that upset some
residents.
"Why not build to Newport·
Beach standards if it is going to be
in Newport Beach?• resident Eric
Cahn said. "Please show the resi-
dents that you still run the aty, not
The Irvine Co.•
Eastbluff Homeowners Associ-
ation chairman Michael B.igi said
the traffic in his neighborhood -
wtuch prompted his group to con-
sider gating -would grow even
worse if teenagers in Bonita
Canyon end up attending Corona
del Mar High.
-There are people who can't
get out of their dnveways with the
current traffic,• Bigi said. -What
we're askmg for is a realization
that this issue exists.•
Bernd back
interview
• School district superin-
tendent applies for top
position in Arlington dis-
trict of 53,000 students.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Datly Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Superin-
tendent Mac Bernd has returned
from his job interview Wlth a
Texas school district -but he
says the trip told him more about
bad a.llplane food than about his
prospects of landing the new
post.
Bernd came home Fnday from
his midweek jaunt to Arlington,
Texas, where he's one of eight
finalists for the school district's
top admin.istrative posltion The
district interviewed four candi-
dates, including · Bernd, on
Wednesday and Thursday and
will interview the other four this
week. Bernd said.
"I'm borne qow and this is still
an exploratioir. he said Sunday
afternoon. ·1 haven1t made any
commitment.•
The Texas district's officials
should make a decision next
week at the .earliest. Bernd said.
Bernd came to the Newport-
Mesa Unified School Distnct five
years ago, charged with cleaning
up afte r a district embezzlement
scandal. The Arlington job would
put h.un in charge of 53,000 stu-
dents -33,000 more than attend
Newport-Mesa schools.
Bernd didn't get to see much
of the Arlington Independent
ScLool District or its surrounding
areas, he said -his plane was
late, and he had to dash right to
his whirlwind round or interviews
with two 15-member community
groups. He was in his hotel for
only about six hours and didn't
experience any good Tex·Mex
cuisine -only a soggy chicken
bunito on his plane ride.
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camival-goers throw
caution to the wtnd
as they fly down the
roller coaster SundW
afternoon n the
community c.mtv•I
In Costa Ma. It's IA
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COMMUNI'IY
1be annual S...., Sale fund.
railer in Newport Beach railed
$9,000 for the 1908 Working
Wardrobes Day of Self Esteem for
women in 20 Orange County
shelters and programs.
CORPORATE
Hyund-al
Motor Ameri-
ca promoted
Newport Coast
resident Ruth
Elsen from ·
national man-
ager to direc-
tor, assistant
general coun-
sel for Transac-
tional and
insurance
affairs.
Rutb Eben
ETM Entertainment Network, il.C:, of Costa Mesa, has been
chosen by Center Theatre Group
to sell tickets for CTG 's season of
Broadway shows at the Ahman-
son Theatre and Mark Taper
Forum.
21st Century Telesis, of New-
port Beach, named John Clark as
regional vice president/Indiana.
K a r e n
Markovich has
joined Fred
Sands Plat-
inum Proper-
ties of Irvine
covering the
Newport
Beach area.
C A P P
Karen CARE, a
Markovich national pre-
ferred provider
organization headquartered in
Newport Beach, has announced a
regionalizabon program to better
service clients. The organization
also added Joe Radigan as chief
marketing officer to oversee the
implementation of the new pro-
gram.
119,433 ~ units to 1be
lnlne~y.
Newport Beach fttlident 1MrT
E. NelloD was named pdndpal ol
real est.au, development by New-
~ Beach-based Davis .......
Costa Mesa
resident Don
Che1emore
was recently
honored with a
Vision Award
by the Califor-
nia Association
of Community
Managers, a
statewide L--•
industry trade DonChaemore
organization.
Ronald A. Bana1zak, Jr.
recently joined the staff of Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Qub at their
new General Manager.
MILITARY
Navy Seaman Brian Ovellette,
son of Robert B. Ovellete of Cos-
ta Mesa, is in the Persian Gulf
aboard the fleet oiler USS Sacra-
mento, as part of the USS Nimitz
Battle Group.
EDUCATION
Paul Fernandez, a photogra-
phy student at Orange Coast Col-
lege, won two first place ribbons
in the fine art category at the Los
Angeles County Pair. The prize
~g pieces are from his series
titled, "The Deification of Barbie."
Saeeda Wall Mohammed,
International Center director at
Orange Coast College, represent-
ed the college and the Associa-
tion of International Educators, 1n
Washington D.C. Saeeda and oth-
er representatives spent time with
members of Congress, discussing
the economic benefits of interna-
tional education to the United
States.
Lynanne Minton will take over
as the new executive secretary to
the president for Orange Coast
College Nov. 3. Irvine Apartment Communi-
Ues complete the purchase of a
9.9-acre development site in the
newly launched residential vil-
lage of Oak Creek on the Irvine
Ranch. The site was purchased
for $5.7 million, which includes
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weddings .and engagements
wedding of Gina Louise Pastori of
Portland, Ore. and Kurt Davis
Edler of Costa Mesa.
The brtde is the daughter of
Fred and Suzanne Pastori of Port-
land, Ore. She wore a full-length
silk organza gown with chapel
train and princess neckline bor-
dered with seed pearls.
Putman. Christain Yule was ring
bearer.
A reception at the Newport Har-
bor Yacht Oub followed the cere-
mony, and 175 guests attended.
The couple is home in Costa
Mesa after honeymooning in Fiji.
ibe bride is employed by Eli
Lilly, and her husband works for
the Newport Mesa School Dis-
trict.
Her sister, Penny Pastori,
served as matron of honor, and
bridesmaids were Andrea Shurtz,
Cindy Magnuson. and Sabrina
Webb. The bride's niece, Karina
Putori, was flower girl.
Welputt-Beermann Lodge on Bainbridge Island,
Washington.
The bridegroom is the son of
Kent and Michele Edler of Costa
Mesa. His best man was Jeff
Rose, and among his ushers were
his brother Jeffrey Edler, as well
as Brad Matiasevich and Skyler
Keith and Becky Welputt of
Newport Beach have announced
ttie engagement of their daugh-
ter, Jill, to Nicholas~. son
of Michael and Carolyn Beerman
of Poulsbo, Wash. They will be
married May 23 at the Kiana
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Corona del Mar High School. and
the University of Washington in
Seattle. Her fiance graduated
from Franklin High School in
Seattle and the Uni9tmity of
Washington.
with a ~foot swell
out of the south-
west. Sunshine once
the morning fog
bums off.
TIDES
TODAY
Rrst low
12:35 a.m. 0.9
first high
6:58 a.m. 5.2
Second low
1:10 p.m. 1.2
Second high
7:04 p.m. 4.6
1UESDAY
First low
1:02 a.m. 1.0
First high
7:20 a.m. 5.4
Second low
1:41 p.m. 0.8
Second high
7:40p.m. 4.6
TlMt retum to stan-
dard time is a wel·
come change for
those of you who
like to catch the ear-
ly-morning waves -
you have an extra
hour with the beach
all to yourself. But
you won't find much
actJon this week. A
small southern swell
is lapping up against
our shores with
waves from knee
high to waist high.
The offshore breezes
continue, however.
making for comfort.
able temperatures at
the beach with sun-
shine broken by high
clouds. Not much
surf action predicted
for the rest of the
weetc.
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•Windows on the Bay gets permission for longer
hours, outdoor music, but restaurant owner vows
that the bay neighbors wo~'t notic:e a thing.
By Jenntfer Armstrong, Dailt Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Udo
Isle residents have been worry-
ing that WJndows on the Bay
was planning to pump loud
music their way from across the
water, but the restaurant's own-
er said he's not changing his rel-
atively quiet practices.
Windows owner Scott Shut-
tleworth asked the dty for per-
mission to stay open later, keep
a bar on the patio and have an
outdoor loudspeaker system.
The city Planning Com.mis-
sion approved the Windows
changes at its Thursday meet-
ing, throwing in a few condi-
tions to keep things under con-
trol The restaurant must:
• Stop using the loudspeaker
and paging system by 10 p.m.
weekdays and 11 p.m. week-
ends;
• Keep doors and windows
shut during live entertainment;
• Limit bands to five mem-
bers before 8 p.m. and three
members alter 8 p.m.; and,
• Move the outdoor speak-
ers below the top of the patio
fence to contain the noise from
the music and pag1llg system.
Shuttleworth'• request fol-
lows a controversial request
from The Cannery, another
bayfront restaurant, for a dance
permit.
·we're not here to change
any way we've been operating
the restaurant for the past three
years," Shuttleworth said. •we
can't swvive if the neighbors
aren't happy. We're just bring-
ing our permit in line with what
we've been doing."
WJndows caused residents
some headaches a few months
ago with an unusually loud reg-
gae band performance. But
since then, residents said, they
haven't heard much disturbing
noise from the restaurant. And
city staff members tested week-
end noise levels recently on
Lldo Isle and found that they
stayed within bounds set by city
codes.
Still, some residents worried
the permit changes would give
Wmdows more license to tum
up the volume.
·1 don't want them to have
the flexibility to have loud
music out there," Lldo Isle resi-
dent Lynn Ferris said.
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THE BELL
TOLLS ...
Wmless Orange Coast
rung up by Golden West,
for 14th straight loss.
By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilo,t
COSTA ?vfESA -AB the-t clock read 00:15 in the
fourth quarter of Saturday
night's showdown be-
tween Orange Coast College and
Golden West, a munnur began to
rumble over Golden West's side-
line.
•Someone show me my bell,•
one Rustler said
And, faintly in the back-
ground, a bell was being tolled.
The clock continued to tick,
and with about 11 seconds
remaining, Coast's backup quar-
terback Craig Scott was getting
rung by Golden West's defense,
laying out for a sack as the
Rustlers put an exclamation point
on their 28-6 victory in the annu-
al Bell Ga'me between the two
community college rivals.
"I was looking for lightning to
strike somebody,• Coast's Coach
Bill Workman said after a defeat
in which his team committed five
turnovers, four in GWC territory.
The Pirates' program record
14-game losing streak was obvi-
ously wearing on Workman as he
was left nearly speechless at the
end of the contest.
•1 don't know what to say,• he
said shaking bis head. ·vou have
a touchdown and someone drops
the ball. Your quarterback scram-
bles and not one is around and be
drops the ball. I don't know how
to coach against that. What do
you say, 'Don't drop the ball?'9
The Rustlers, who played host
at LeBard Stadium, needed less
them two minutes to drlve up the
iield and seal the game's first
score with a 19-ya.rd touchdown
pass to Mike McCullough from
QB John Frank.
Collins threw a pair of inter-
ceptions and, despite rushing for
a team-high 90 yards, committed
a fumble immediately after mak-
ing a first down on a rush
attempt.
The Rustlers used the com-
bined forces of Danny Rubalcava,
who scampered for 154 yards,
. and the Frank-to-McCullough
. connection to keep the Pirates'
defense off balance.
The hosts put up a 28-0 score
but a muffed punt attempt in the
fourth quarter gave the Bucs a
shred of hope. It took second-
strlnger Scott just five plays to
deliver a 15-yard pass to Antonio
Leone, but Ian Gill missed the
extra point. Pour plays and out,
the next drive went for the
Rustlers, but on the!f punt, a
Pirate touched the ball and
immediately banded it back over
the green and gold.
"They pwit and we touch the
ball. What do you say, 'Don't do
that?'• Workman asked.
OCC remains in the basement
of the Mission Conference stand-
ings at 0-3 and 0-6 overall while
the Rustlers are 1-2, 2-4.
. a buzz saw.• destiny.• •Worst loss in 30 years was not
without positives for the Newport
Harbor football team as it tries to
regroup for a shot at salvation.
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Brinkley termed a step up from a Sea
View League-opening 17-10 loss to
.Woodbridge Oct. 18.
Despite a very competitive first half,
Friday's was the most lopsided loss in 30
years for the Sailors, who had gone 321
games since the 1968 Tars yielded more
points (a 48-0 loss to Santa Ana).
League wins over El Toro (Frlday),
Irvine (Nov. 7) and Corona del Mar (Nov.
14) would assure the Sailors their ninth
post.season trip in 10 seasop.s.
Brinkley expects defensive lineman
Mike Stanton, out the last six games with
a knee injury, to return this week. while
two-way starter Brant Hill should also be
back after missing most of Friday's game
with a mild concussion.
By Barry Faulkner, Dafl>t ~lot
'NEWPORT BEACH -Progress isn't
always rewarded, or even recognizable
on the scoreboard.
Such was the case last week for the
Newport Harbor High football team,
which dropped a 45-6 verdict to powedul
Santa Margarita, despite what Coach Jeff
•1 believe we played with much more
intensity, but, unfortunately things didn't
work out for us," Brinkley said. • 1 told the
kids after the game that if you work bard
in the preseason, prepare yourselves,
then go out and play hard, you can walk
away with your bead up and go get after
it the following week. That's what we
need to do after that one. We just ran into
"I th.ink we probably have the sec-
ond-best situation in league,• Brinkley
said of the Week 2 matchup with Santa
Margarita, winner of 18 straight and the
prohibitive favorite to claim ~ second
straight CIF Southern Section Division V
crown. "Corona del Mar got (the Eagles)
out of the way first, so that's the best.
Then, we got them second. Now, the rest
of the league is very balanced and we
have the benefit of controlling our own
Sophomore tackle Blair Jones (ear
infection) did not play at all Friday, but
could return this week, according to
Brinkley, who is hopeful that a forearm
injury sustained by cornerback Lamar
Lee is only a bruise.
&RIAN P08UOA/OAlY PILOT
Steve Herzog savors the sound of die victory bell after spearheading 29-13 win over Estancia.
•Howell says Estancia's Llebengood
and his staff won the strategical battle.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA-The perpetual Bell 'Irophy that
goes to the ann\lal Costa Mesa High-Estancia foot-
ball winner remained in the Mustangs' hands after
Friday's 29-13 triumph.
But. if there were a separate award for the
coaching staff that prepared its team the best,
Mesa Coach Jeny Howell said he'd be surrender-
ing that honor to Estanda's John Uebengood and
his assistants!
•John and his staff really outcoached me," said
Howell, who acknowledged the Eagles shut down
bis SCN-8d's trap play and limited the winners to just
four pass completions for 29 yards.
•1 spent about five or six hours on film this
week. really bearing down, and I have to do a bet-
ter job during the game,• said Howell, who will
use the bumbling experience against Estancia as
motivation to stay all4Ip the rest of the way.
•we went to running straight at (Estancia), cut·
ting down our splits, changing our blocking a little
and running our (isolation plays) a little wider. But
I wouldn't call those quality adjustments.•
Howell's self-effacing evaluation was one of two
areas he believes the school's first-ever 7-0 team
will need to bolster to continue its bistorlc season. • rve got to work a lot harder at keeping the kids
inspired and realizing how far they can go." How-
ell explained. •1t•s getting dark an hour earlier, it's
a little bit colder, and the kids are starting to get
tired. They've been doing the same drills for about
10 or 11 weeks, but we've got to keep the
focused.·
While acknowledging the road ahead. Howell
also took time out to praise his team's peJformance
against Bstonda, particularly outscoring the
Eagles, 19-6, the final 19 minutes.
·0ur conditioning and weightlifting is starting
to pay off. Atilo Niguel fa.ded on us in the fourth
quarter and J think Estancia ran out of gas, while
our lddl were able to keep pounding.•
FRIENDLY
FIRE
Estancia's Llebengood family has a history
with current crop of Costa Mesa seniors.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Like most
cross-town rivalries, familiarity
extended between both side-
lines in Friday night's Costa
Mesa High-Estancia Battle for
the Bell.
But for Estancia football
coach John Liebengood and bis
family, this year's showdown
with the Mustangs featured a
class of seniors with which they
had interacted as students,
teammates, even friends, for
years.
•(Estancia senior starter)
Johnny (Llebengood Jr.) played
Pop Warner with some of those
(Mesa) guys, and my wife, Shar-
lene, taught a lot of them at Col-
lege Park (elementary, where
she previously taught sixth
grade),• the elder Llebengood
said. •A lot of them have been
playing together since they
were little and they've got a real
spark plug in Stevie (Herzog)
who really brings them all
together. They're a very good
team with good athletes. I think
they can go a long way this year
and I'm happy for them. I think
they'll battle for the (Pacific
Coast) league championship in
the fourth week (Nob. 6) against
Laguna Hills.·
Llebengood's Eagles, howev-
er, forced the Mustangs to battle
to retain the series' perpetual
trophy this time around, trailing
~ust 17-13 until late in the fourth
quarter,
HOur kids played hard and
myself and my staff were very
proud ' of them,· Llebengood
said. •we used about every
body we had on the sideline try-
ing to stop them. We did some
good things, but we lost some
kids to injury, so we were play-
ing with junior varsity kids and
they took advantage. I give
(Mesa Coach) Jeny (Howell) a
lot of credit.•
Llebengood said two-way
lineman nm Johnson missed
most of the second half with a
sprained knee, leading tackler
German Diaz was virtually a
nonfactor with a lingering
sprained ankle, starting defen-
sive end Mario Martinez was
felled by a what could be a tom
knee ligament, and safety Peter
Nunez was sidelined by a
strained neck.
"We just couldn't move the
ball and that hurt us," Lleben-
good said. "They have superior
athletes who are very physically
strong. We just didn't get the job
done up front."
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(DeadllneWtda5pm) 4+ Deck. Fl>eer large ~Novfrpt~, pr;r1 ~~~~~tll. Ing 1·213-638..()488 or Manufacturing plant. RECl!PTIONISTFT $ BEST $ $17S .. Fountaln1ltl0.1---------***** 13791<. Agt 72W120. ~Soo unturft • visit ua at: http:// Apply b~ 10-4:30 at Hearing Aid otc need• PRICES Blrd Baths S20 .. TrM BUIC!t 9035
.Open Ho.,.. 81.., Canvon VUlaa ... w fumtahed Na ahr 4br 2ba, fp, www.latradlng.com 18781 Burke Ln, H.B. reliable, energetic, RoM• S10. Oleandera,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii netJng• tor .t91 • • viUA• Rl!NTALa w/d, gar, no amkr all: l•@latradlng well organized person PAID Herb•, Jumtne $1.00, •ae c LI hed (DMdlN Thin 5pm) Townhom• Exe.a.nee 7 • 4 .e 7 9 _.. 9 • a peta. 1435.mo. Call . m CA.L •SCAN ••ookk .. per/Admln w/atrong phone voice. ._.,., Cltru1 TrHS Fruiting enturr m •••• *. 2-3 Bedn>oma • -• 714-723-1829 A••l•t, PfT, Flex Some Telemarketing CONS~~""ON $10. 801Ml74·9422 8 cyl, all power, cold Muon Ellie Re9ftora Houra. Fax RHume: Va..&Aa& A.JC, xlnt cond, very ltpayatoadwrtl•• Mellnd• ••••n Neetl•Roommat•T CREDIT 2907 714-875-6903 Ron 844-8787 C.M. &abrd~Bach Restaurant a CatM-Clean In & out, aJway•
In the bMt local 714-759•Tr00 Cal The OalJy Piiot Ca•h Dlaburaement RHtaurant & Sandwich Delilcn ~co LA. l"9 auppll" dllhM, garaged, no mech.
RCAit?oDAYi Newport Terrao• APUTMBNTS :;,-=~an~=: ucR•DIT CARD a Colleotlon• Shop. G~nera•.H••P s.n~&.~Ycx\. ~·· ~~~;;,r;:i r~u~1 ~:'.SMu~r:.~~ u .. co-nz• CondO PO:a UNT forget to Uk about lit .. 0. L. M. '.. Clerk Newapapera Mon-Fri 7am-3.30pm We buy $3850 548·1554 · 2bd, 2.5ba. aweaome our cun~ 8...-1a1s1 Debt Conaolldatlon. publishing Co. Heks FHhlon Island, NB ANTIQUBStDMODEilN
714/574-4249 ·"~I Prlcff for fut ..--. A old Ba k t f u 11-t Im• Ca I h 714-760-1245 DISHWAllltoTIFPANY CO~D~ 60181--------Uu Rivera ::::"at 1144 """"·CM! 714442 .. 978 S~p Cr~or'u~;.t Dlsburaement and SEAMSTRESS EVtlllTHINGUI JSU"VA&O-CADIUAC 9040 714/1574-4252 _.. .-U t NB 0 •""' Robert Sack• at ll1aOA CUt Interest. No C*lt Collectlona Clerk. rgen •-.n•r &me.-.piober:e.r-lly
7eo.e944. REMAX. '"'S ? ~. One Low Pav· 1yr. exper. preferred. need• matu,. •ltP'd divillioo ~ -.... 11 GS Computer, , 7 • F 1 t d
Ultr. Cl •• n •----r Pl1fUi ULA zeo CO-™D9CJAL ment.1-800-210.9894 E•c•ll•nt benefit•. s•w•r w/overlock 71"-2·"9-3711 PJlnter, monitor, •• woo ---------• ---· ~ CAL•SCAN S•nd or Fax R"ume: machine. Must HW on .,. .,. Compus91'Ye software Convertible with BALBOA 2215 a. 18th St. 3br llBAL ISTATB D&BT Accounting Supervlior rayon•, chiffon•, knlt1, proorama, 1250.00 48K original mllH.
ISIJUID 1006 1.5ba. 2car oar 1343K ••T~O ···a··· CONSOU ... &TIONt California Community & poly •Ilka. Accuracy 714--873-1045 a/C. A ..... ••autyl
l ••••••••I CMa.1340 Brokers okl Ml#,._ ... carpet. • -New9, P.O. Box 1seo and 1peed a must. Buy It. Sd It. l'lnd It. Maoiftte9h p.....,_. '3500. 9C»-927-3335 "'99 lnctd. yrty, no Cut monthly payment• eo.ta Mesa, CA Catt Britt 676-2174 C&aaaltlecl. CeM•ut•r cotot •ai tido a&anttir ON11 HOUaa 790-1713 0t 857-1 I IVS..-•• OmCI up to :M>-50%. Reduce ... 2 ..... _1 .. ..,. "" "'" _......... .......-SUNDAY 1-4 ,...,._'l"'lll!ny LOT'' "'~ lntereat. Stop cotl9c-• ......... ..vv monitor cotor Pf'ln* -.... .,... · o---· W CORAL ~u'"' I Stuctle_, -l_•iii newty POt ••U'I' 27•9 lion calla. Avoid bank· Fax (714) 831·7246 •tax modem manual a mint. only 75k mues ,......., 1225 ~ ai...... to ~· v E-Dtov..e.-e-PLOYMENT ......... -·,....._.,.~ $4950 e.ca.3869 OoWe Lewta, RMltor ~•...-a • ...-r u p t c y F R E I! COUNT•R HBLP iiu-1 uuu'" &Oal ..u -. .,.,.. .......
"Hchtlm• Realty · =. :'., •Tt:-18;g •llOVll IM a...CIAl.1 confidential help FT/PT Mailbox & Gift 5530 5530 Wlnlteell U.•• w/ 'i5 lictorado
71447:a.4911 Shadf Geel• a elde c• 8 ..,_ Ulllte NCCI non.profit, Stor•. No .-p. nee. MK .-c card moc19m hautlf\.lt. 17k mn.s
by aide ptota 1n uctu-~L 1axn. 1180• lloeneed/bonded. Advancement oppt'y. A. MW Hewlett,,_.: 12160 723·58152
afi p UI VI w COIO•• 1 .. 00496"°418 l'HencAy/buay at0te nr atd Jet MO~_.. • • • • • • • • • • ;;'3.:.. osac~ DIJ. llU..... 2•22 :van~:no~,~= _..(TP_P,..> ........... CAL-· .... SCAN ...... ,,_,.,,....o,,...c...., ....... ,,,,,l"PO'"""""'rt.,,..,.,,95~5-,....9,....17,,_1 HICKORY fARMS $1t00obo. 111-nn •i7 DeVlll• Speclel 1007 $2900e.. a3t .. 9H v Shan Olo •---WI CiiH QAiiiff. D•UVSRY DRIVBRa -----Arctic White e xt.
On otd ..._ ~ COiiage, ~I, Mon and Ot FrllO•V-Gift ........ llof ctMm lnL Rolla Drill,
. 1400
....wpor • Bualneu, Medlcal ttnM. Own car w/lna.. Coontlne&e rec;dw.::;-, .-n • A___. .... ot WAXTID dig Ital electronTca,
Nwpt heioh~ .... ~ res>9Y· TOii muet hokl 8 + ~ ... .--.. ... ...... ,. TO IVY IOlt l)effec:1 cond. Hard to l300lmo. frH 1 .. 0e>-a11·0000 •r•. Average 150. HicllorJ Penns• llnc1. $3900. &45-6580
ext 0-5131 1100/pef daY. N/emk. Gift ..... _ DGLL&Ae ......... 7I1 I ( 6 0 "l D 0
CM.•ICAN MWTMYGOURMT e.meitrarnoneydurtnelhehoidllJS ··~ .. ~~ alMIUTZ. Excell1n4 -.. ...... ..._~...-~~~ 7t~ ..--._.___....., ---. Cond'*>ft. a/C, ~
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'N Cetellwlty W..-n '87 MUSTANG QT (3MNP54a) a7,H• ...... LOTU. ,_ l6 ...
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,90 ZIU vaTTI! 1ow mllH, warranty co changer. chrome
9125
1
All opllon9. Kl""' of (3VTRV23 11 •~"• whffta, low ml. 4.0L MAZDA A.,,. band la r.u too .trooi ror a . .• MU•" LOTUS (3NFP549) •2•.H• ... .. . L---•-L...:-~ .., th• Hiii. One Owner. coaTA M•U mmp •"'°'~ -,..e , Aed/Red. Four new 17141843•7700 •99 XJe .. a 1Ut7 "OUJdnotCOIMlidei'u;t.bbtclMI
tltH, 135,000. Call Titanium. oatmeal R~. only 29k, than a jump to thrw i..n.: Not.
('714) 780-1580 ------.--1 .. ather, auntoof -~:=··~~!~77 thatthllcalli8DOtiJrd.ec,ltmn· •ea CORVllTTll GMC 908 (3L YY533) S31, .. 5 LUU a OP ply ahon a bett. than minimum
800 mu,-, while, dual, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BAUER LOTUa MISSJON Vll!JO n9JIOllcllnc hand to a t.about dou-A/C, glau roof, C/0, '94 QMC COSTA MESA (aOO)ee .. a398 ble, one wiinb 1C11De 9-10 pOinta In #3872345 S45L877 SUBURBAN 2800 (7141942·7700 wpport othearta-a adt petner L•xus o.. tth 1---------1---------Ml •• ION Vll!Jo 4WD white, tan r, •99 XJ8 mun haw to juatify the double.
7.4 Iller, cd changer, Vanden plaa, 28k, MEltCEDES 9130
C800)8ee.e399 rear a c. loaded I Brlllah racing grffn QI "-South-·•--L1-(3kdk381) S23,995 • • IY ""''-'11•1w•. you BAUl!R LOTU8 #745233 S34t!»77 '83 3ao a•L hold: DODGE 9065
'90CARAVAN
(101573) S7250
'94 SPIRIT
(200698) $8550
'97 RAM
CLUBCABV8
(101625) 121,550
'92 &TAELTH
(101862) $141550 TOYOTA oF
HUNTINGTON BEACH
714-847-8555
FORD 9075
LEXUS 0,. Qreat CondlUon, ~:':::!2~~~ Ml8SION VlllJO 140k mllea, 17500 obo 6K 101 OA.J7 o lll •K141 ceoo19e .. s39e •723-~
'85 XJS COUP• •'•7 seoaL Whit• The biddlna h~ proceeded:
Black, black leather, with Qray lthr, chrome 80V'l'B flBST HORTll SABI'
co changer, chtome wheela. lo mileage, au Pua to OW l o
•97 Clvlo DX White, wheela, low mllH, opta, never darNig«t. 1
aulo, 4200 mll.. 4.0L (3NFP549) $25,000. Call Dick Whatdoyoubidnow?
$13,800 873-5542 or S29,HS 714-432-0100 day or
• 875o244h BAUl!R LOTUS 714-444-4241 evH A . What an ucly holding. With a
HONDA CARS FOR COSTA MESA workinc 11-count you have the ftl.
t100111 Seized & 17141842•7700 MERCURY 9135 ueeforpmebutnocoo..Uentbid.
• o I d Io c •II Y th I• I:::=:-----:-:-;-= liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I We can think of nothinc better to do monlh. Sport•. 4x4 'a, JEEP 9110 •ea MYSTIQUI! for the moment than cue-bid three
MolorcyclH, R~'a, Low ml, at, a/c, pw, diamonda. The real problem wiU
Boers, Computer• and locka, tilt. cc, casa come on the next round ahould more. Call 1011 free '80 Eagle Wqon Lmtd
1 -8 o o -5 2 2 -2 7 3 o 4x4, auto, pw, p1, S8995 #805219 partner bid three of a IDAljor.
ext.2405 CAL•SCAN am-fm, runa good.
$700 obo 631-0757
9085 HONDA
'05 Muat•nu Rod w/ JAGUAR 91051--------
b 1 k In 1 er. 2 89 V8. =-.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii T r'"YS 9115
'94 SABLI!
3.8 V8, loaded,
ahowroom cond.
S8995 #838854
Q. 3 -A. South, vulnerable, you
hold:
A e bu 1 It Iron t 1 us p. • 1,..l...l;Aiiiiiiii uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii trans, hlr. PS. New '87 420 0 I• brakes, rad I a 1 or. Blue, grey Interior,
6A81 l:)AI OAl141•A101
aDCH LINCOLN
S6000/obo. 650-7435. low low mlles
'95 ESCORT LX ~Ji~ ~~1'3l
5dr, hb, at, pa. ale. COSTA Ml!SA
cass. 33k mlles 714-042·7700 $8495 #307707
'90 MUSTANG
COHV.
Only 16k ml,
VS, loaded
$18,99!5 #Hl5988
'93 XJ8
While, barley leather,
Select Edition war-
ranty, CO changer,
chrome wheels, low
mllos. (3SE5636)
'95 LS 400 Full option,
Lexua certlned
#004750 $38,975
'95 SC 300
MERCURY Partner opena the bidding with one
HUNTINGTON BEACH club. What do you reepond? CIOOJ792·9238
NISSAN 9150
White/Ivory, only 21 k, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Lexua certified
#123458 $34.977
A· Four aces makes for a very pow-
erlW reapondJng hand, aince acee
are undervalued in the point count.
However, your long tuit ia ahoddy,
and you have no idea Jet where you
want to play the hand. Be content
with • aimple one diamond
response to aee what dnelope.
'95 l!S 300
White/Ivory,
Lexu1 certified
#090578 $25,977
'84MAXIMA
Only 32k mlles,
32k ml, full option,
wont IHt
#230037 S4995
Can't seem to
Q.1,. Bot.b wlnerable, u South
you hold:
6AQ Olll o QU •AKQ1074
y OW' left.hand opponent opena with
one dJamond, which pta paaaed
round to you. What do you bid now?
A · We can think of no bid other
than three no tname to do jl.Ultiee to
thia holding. You rat.e \o take aeven
tricb in band. and the ooem. lead
abould sive 10'1 an eicbt.h. It dOea
not take much from partner for
nine \rieb to become laydown,
e11pedally since the oppooenta will
have trouble di8cudlni on your
longtuit.
Q. e . Both vulnmible, aa South
you hold:
6All 0 7141 o AllQI •ta
The bidding haa proceeded:
80l1l'll WEST NORTH
10 p-,.
1
What do you bid now?
A -Another ugly problem. The
choices ~ two no trump without a
real heart stopper or two diamonds
with a four-card auit. However, it la
a very rood four~er. and we pre-
fer the little wbit.e lie or two dia-
monda to the alternative
'90 T•urua OL
Low miles, full power,
AJC. 111, c/c
$12,995 #312793
$21,995
BAUl!R LOTUS
COSTA Ml!SA (714)042-7700 '85 SC 400 get to all those
Black/Ivory, aJ J b full option, 37k rep r 0 9
Q. 4 -Both vulnerable, aa South
you hold:
Learn to be a better brtd1e
player! 8ubacrlbe now to the
Goren Bridp Letter by calllftl
(800) 788-1226 for information.
Or write to: Goren Bridie
Letter, P.O. Bolr «10, Chlcaao, ":::~=~~=~~=~~=~==~~=~~~~~ m80880. -
'95 CONTOUR
Only 21 k ml. loaded
w/ extras, sharp
$9905 !11103029
'90 WINDSTAR 7 pass. full power,
loaded
$18,995 #B67607
BEACH LINCOLN
MERCURY
HUNTINGTON BEACH
(800) 792-9238
Overstocked with
stuff?
A call to
Classified
will help
842-5878
Chances are
you will find
what you need
at the price
you want to pay
when you read·
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842-5078
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whelher you're buy-
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looking, cla11llled h&1
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CLASSIFll!D
842-5878
L•>UJ• certified around the house?
#041645 S37.977 Let the
'94 LS 400 ClaHlffed
White/Ivory, Service
full option, 28k, Directory
Lexua certified tl'214531 S33,977 help you find
reliable help.
'98 LX 450 942·5978
Black/Jade, full option. --------
20 pkg SELL #127211 S43,877
•97 l!S 300 your used vehlcle
e1ack/blactc. through classified
full option, 842·5878 Lexua certified
#002585 3 ~977
LllXUa UP
MIS810N VIEJO caooJ eee.a:a9a
To place an ad In
Cl•Hlfled
Call 842°5978.
• 1.4 I I I:) K O All. t I • K Q 10 7
1-------------..------------...--------------110vorA 9210 4X4 9221 MISC. AUTO 9245
NISSAN I 9150 PLYMOUTH 9165 SUBARU 9200
'93 Ultlma t1ovlng,
must Hiii Auna great,
nice Interior. White/
woodgrain ln1erlor
$8995 obo 719-2901
'94 Vo~ager SE
V8 Power AC Ilk• new.
39, 180ml. $12,350obo.
714-723-1504 ·---------
'83 QL W•eon White.
Good rellable trana-
por1atlon. Qood cond.
$750 673-2741
'94 LANDCRUISER
(101592) $32,750
'82 PASKO
(200674) $8250
'98 SUPRA
(101839) $32,250
-------RANGE TOYOTA 9210 •91 MR2 PLYMOUTH 9165 ROVER 9177 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '90 Cello• ST R ' (l~~~~T~9g:q
'91 Sundance RS •ae Ranee Rover Red 5 ap, am/fm, A/C, HUNTINGTON BEACH
Turbo. New eng, lran• lo mllea, chrome wla: orlglnal owner, xlnt 714•847•8555 & brka. Lola of xtr9a, very clean, loaded! cond. $5000 762-8828 ---------•
72k, xlnt condl S6000 s15 500 720.0504 ___ or_64_o_-e_4_7_o__ T~~r~~:"~:cn~~Y
845°5592 ' Buy It. Sell It. Find It. Classlfled
Cl•aalfled. 842-5878
• B4 Ford Bronco AU T 0 SIS I! I Z e D
XL T V-8, auto, power, CARS from $150.
air, rebulll engine. Jaguar, Corvette,
$3200/obo. 723-1504. Mercedes, BMW,
Potache, Honda,
4x4'a, truck• and VOUSWAGEN 9235 more. Local aatea uat-
1 n g a. Toll free
'78 Volkawagon Bug 1 ·800·989·2392
·White/White, 17k orig ext. A-4000CAL•SC'""' ml, coUec1ora ctustc:.
1
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$14,000 844-6852
TRADE through classified
642·5678
ORCO
PLUMBING
8
DRAIN
Cl.BANING
7-DAYSIWDK
Sr. CitiacD Dilcouol
3910
SKYLIGHTS
lnatallatlon/Repalr.
FrH E1t. UC/Bond.
Are your akyllgh11
ready for E! Nrno?
We gueranlH no leakal
714-901-4848
WALL
COVERINGS 3932
The a"tpper
Speclallzlng In
Wallpaper Removal
L5889241 983·9037
We Gala ahould htll\O
togeth.,, Strip, lnatan.
advice to th• crazy.
Ll735978 8"31•2111
3934
'•• C•l•brttw W•uon 4dr1 8Cyl, au10,
good cond 11800 obo
•7S0.84e8•
'90 Zft1 Vl:TTI:
All optkms. tong ol
the Hill. One Owner.
Red/Red. Four new
1lres. 135,000. Can
(714) 780-1580
•eaCORV•TTe: eoo miles, white, dual,
AJC. glan rool. CID.
#3872345 149,977
Ll!XUS OF
Ml8SION Vll!JO
(800)888·5398
DODGE 9065
'90CARAVAN
(101573) $7290
'84 SPIRIT
(200698) SBS50
'87 RAM
CLUBCAB VB
(101825) 121,550
'92 STAEL TH
(101682) 114,550
TOYOTA OF
HUNTINGTON BEACH
714-847·8,,5
FORD 9075
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•ryo 714-14?-4565 laalh•, aunroof, 111< mil•• 1be biddiAlr. bu Dt"OC:eeCled:
'97 ~USTAHQ OT (3M~~~4:;-:;~999 (=-~ ·L~·+:• 80UTB ........ NOltTll BA8T A· The onJ1 llCtiOnl that come iQto
OkgrMn,\anleathw C08TAMaaA ._ •• DM P-COMidtn.tiao.veacue-bld~two
Pl•m llCK.lhd, '98 X.IS COUP• 17141942·1'700 T •l*l•andajuaptofourbeerta. chroma wh .. la, Black, btack leath.,. WMt. do J'OU bkt now? $ntit •e.,.. not aure.we coWd Un·
low mUaa, warranty CD changer, chroma 1---------1 1 dla the auction wbMquent to a cu.
(3.UTR9a3 $19,ffl whaela, low ml, 4,0L MAZDA 9125 A· TbU band ls fJr too .tron1 for a bid, and ainoe ... rt..-llhould have
BAU IE fl LOTUa (3NFP549) •29,ff& ::s·ni le ~heart takeout. We a --i Inn." .uft b-;·nalnerable
COSTA Ml!SA ,93 RX7 d oot--'-'-"----"'1--1-' •"""" ..... 171•1••27700 •esx•e __ _.....,._..._ two-lenl:Oftft&lJU.tbeimmediate -• .. A-,.._,. only Hk, •L--···-:rito"-·---N ... Titanium, oaotmeal ._ ...... , viau ,...... ..._.__.. aeat,OW'.otl!IQMtof'ourbearta.
leath ... , survoof .. ~;::·.~~~~77 tbatt.hia i8not~.1tllini· 9081 (3LVYa33) 131,999 LUU• OF * •Mw.. belt.-than oWUmurn Q. I~ Both vulnenble ... Bout.h
BAU•R LOTU• ••••ION VIEJO reepondinc band to • ~t dou· )'OU hold: •94 QMC COSTA MIESA 1800JHSM5398 hie, one wOnh 101De 9'-10 poante in
SUBURBAN 21100,_--'l7-,••,..1•r•.-2~·-7_7_00 __ , _________ ,•upport of'bean.-a lluit pctner •AQ 0 Kl 0 Q •• •AK Q 10 7f
4WD white, tan llhr,1-'9SXJ8 mun.bavetojuai.fythedouble.
7.4 Iller, cd Chang..-, Vanden plae, 2Bk, MERCEDES 9130 Your left...hand opponent open. with
rear ac, loaded! Brlll•hracl""g'"" Q.l ·AaSouthYUJ--L•-•ou di ond bl-L •· ····• (3kdk381) 123,995 ·---... one am ,w ,..,p ... p.._. BAUEfl LOTUS #745233 134,977 '83 380 SEL hold: round to you. What do you bid now?
COSTA MESA LEXUa OF Greal CondlUon.
714-.... 2 .7700 MISSION VIEJO 140kmltes.S7500obo •S:lOI QAJ'1 Olll •ll141 A ·Wecanthinkof'nobidother ~ 10001999.5399 •72 .. eeoe. than three no trump to do jUlltice to
'95 XJS COUPE *'87 880SL . While The biddina bU proceeded: UU. hold.Jng. You rate to take MVen·
Black, black lealher, with Gray llht, chrome SOUl'll ffEST NOR'IB ICA8T tricb ln hand, and the ;r.r.:· lead
CO changer, chtome wheels, lo mlleage, all r-10 Dbl 10 L-··' :.d. I •---'07 Civic DX White, wheel1, low miles, op11, never damaged. T lnowdg:iveyouane;. .. · t-
aulo, 4200 mUea 4.0L (3NFP549) S25,000. Call Dick Wbatdoyoubidnow? not\akemuchfrompartnerf'OI'
$13,BOO e73-5542 or 129,905 714-432-0100 day or nine bicb to become 1-.ydown,
•875-2441• BAUl!:R LOTUS 714-644-4241 evea A. What an ugly holding. With a eepedally since the opponenta will COSTA MESA have trouble diBCa.rding·on YOW" HONDA CARS FOR {714)842·7700 1---------1 worJtina 11-count. you have the val-long oul<.
$100111 Sel:r.ed & MERCURY 9135 ueaforgamebutnoconvenlentbid.
sold locally lhl• l-,;:;;;----G"~•l;;;;;;~~~~~~-1 We can think of' nothing better to do monlh. Sports, 4114'1, IJEEP 9110 '95 MYSTIQUI! fort.he moment than cue-bid three Q. 8 . Both vulnerable, u South
Mo lorcycles, R)l"s, Low ml, al, IA/c, pw, diamqnd1. 'lbe ruJ problem will you hold:
8oats. Computers and 1 k llt --'eon the __ -·-• .LouJd more. Call toll free '80EagleWagonLm1d oc 1•1 ,cc,casi ........ ,..,.. .. 1VW.1Usu •All 0 '11fl o AKQ8 •ti
1 ·8 0 0 ·5 2 2 .2 7 3 0 4114 , auto, pw. pl, 18989 41'80521g partner bid three of'• m-.jol'.
e11t.2405 CAL•SCAN am-Im, runs good. ,84 SA8LI!: The bidding baa proceeded:
GMC
HONDA 9085
S700 obo 631-0757 3_8 v 8• loaded, Q. S ·A. South, vulnerable, you SOl1111. WEST NORTH BAST
'85 Muateng Rad w/liJ~A~G~U~AR~~~t9:1~0~5:1~2~~:::!~~1 showroom cond. hold: 10 P-16 P-btk inter. 289 VB. LEXUS 9115 $8895 #836854 ? Rebulll lronl susp, •A81 QAI OAll416Al01 Whatdoyoubidnow?
trans. hlr. PS. New '87 420 0 BEACH LINCOLN
b • ake •. ra dla1or. Blue, grey fnterlOf". •es LS 400 MeRCURY Partner opena the bidding with one
S6000/obo. 650.7435. low low mites Full option, HUNTINGTON BEACH dub. What do yoo reepond?
'95 ESCORT LX (TXTS95J'. *7 •985 LlllUI certified (800)792·9238 BAUER LOTUS 5dr, hb, at. p1, aJc. COSTA MESA #004750 $38,875 A -Fow: acee makee for a very pow·
cass, 33k miles 71• "42·7700 NISSAN. 9150 ---• di L--• · $8495 ... 307707 ._.... '05 SC 300 i:fiUJ respon ng ,...Ml, llJOCC! Dcellll
'93 X.18 White/Ivory, only 21 k, Iii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I are undervalued in the point count.
'915 MUSTANQ
CONV.
Only 16k ml, vs. loaded
$115,995 #195988
•ge Teuru1 OL
Low mlles. lu!l power,
A/C, Ill, c/c
$12,905 ... 312793
Whlle, barley lealher. Le11u1 cerUnltd '84 MAXIMA However, your long suit i1 ahoddy,
Select Edition war-"'123458 134,977 Only 32k miles, and you have no idea yet where you
ranty, CD changer, 32k ml, lull option, want to play the hand. Be content
chrome wheel1. low '85 l!:S 300 won! 1111 with a eimple one diamond
mllas. (3SE5636) Whlle{lvory, #230037 14995 '--d lo $21,085 Le11us certllled reepons.e to see Wnot en pa.
BAUER LOTUS #090578 $25,977
COSTA MESA Can't seem to Q. 4 ·Both vu1nerable, M South
1714)842·7700 •es sc 400 get to all !hose you hold:
Black/Ivory, Jo
A · Another ugly problem. The
choices are two no trump without a
real heart at.opper or two diamonda
with a four-card suit. Howe\'el', it. la
a vecy Rood four-carder, and we pre-
rer the little white lie or two dia·
monda to the alternative
Learn to be a bette r ,brldfe
pleyerl Subecrlbe now to the
Goren Bridp Letter by calllor
(800) 1~11211 for lnf'orme.tlon.
Or write to: Goren Bridie
Let.ter, P.O. Bos 4410, Chicago, 1 ~==~==~~~=======~~=====~ Ill. 80880. 1-
'95 CONTOUR Chances are
you will find
what you need
lulloptlon,37k repair bs ·~.411 o K OAK91 •KQ107 Le11~1 certified atound the house? ,.
#04l645 137,977 Let th• 1 -------~-------~-------<TOYOTA 9221 MISC. AUTO 924? Only 21 k mi. loaded
w/ e111ras, sharp
$8999 ol'1 03029
'08 WINOSTAR
7 past. lull power,
loaded
$18,905 #867607
BEACH LINCOLN
MERCURY
HUNTINGTON BEACH
(800)792·9238
al the price
you want to pay
when you read·
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'94 LS 400 Cl•••lfled NISSAN 9150 PLYMOUTH 9165 SUBARU 92001~ .• ~4~LAN~!!D'!!C'!!R!!u!!1!!S!!E!!R•l!.~o'l•~•~•;;•;;•~!!a•,•.•n•c~o/;A~U~T~o~si"ts~E~1 z~e~o
While/Ivory, Senrlce '"!!~~~;;;;;;;;;;"!!~;; (101592) $321750 XL T V·B. euto, power, CARS from S150.
full option, 2Bk, Directory F. 8 I~ 0 W air, rebulll enghie. Jaguar. Corvette, Le11u1 certified '93 Ultlm• Moving, '04 Volf•Q•r E 83 L •gon White. '82 PASl!:O S3200/obo. 723·1504. M e rcede1 , BMW. _.214531 133,977 help you find must ••HI Run1 great, ve Power AC Ilk• new. Good rellabla trant· (200674) $8280 p 0, 1 ch e, Honda,
reliable help. nice Interior. White/ 39,180ml. $12,350obo. portallon. Good cond. 4 114•1 • trucke and
'88 LX 480 642-.5178 woodgrai n Interior 714-723-1504 $750 673·2741 '88 SUPRA VOUSWAGEN 9235 more. Local 1ale1 1111·
81ack/)ade, full option, I---------'8995 obo 71 9-29011---------1---------(101639) $32,250 Ing 1. To 11 Ire e 2D pkg SELL 1--------IRANGE TOYOTA 9210 '79Volk•w•uon Bug 1-800-889·2282
11'127211 143,077 PLYMOUTH 9165 ROVER 9177 '91 MR2 White/White, 17k Orig ewt. A-4000 c1a11llled 11..... .i hi I (101575) 192150 ml, collectors classlc., _____ ._c_A_L_•_s_CAN_ CONVENll!:NT '87 ES 300 your useu ve c e '90 Cellca ST Aed. TOYOTA OF . ,.
th h I . ., .. $14,000 644..6652 Overstocked with whether you're buy· Black/bleck~ roog C ass111eu '81 Sundance RS '89 Range Rover Red. 5 1p, am/Im, A/C, HUNTINGTON BEACH stulf? Ing, 1elllng, or just tun opOon, 842-5978 Turbo. New eng, trans lo miles, chrome wli. original owner, )(Int 714·847-6555
A call 10 looking, classlfled ha.s Le11u.s certified & bfk1. Loi• ol Jrtra1, very cles,n, loaded! cond. $5000 782-8626 -~T~.-.~c~.-m-m-"n~lty--1
Classl!led what you needl #002585 31,;977 To place an ad ln 72k. 111n1 condl S6000 Sl& 500 72o.oso4 or B4o-6470 Market Place.
will help ck::~~~D Ml~:~:: Vl:..O Cl••alUed 845-5582 Bu~ It. Seu II. Find II. Buy II. Sell ti. Find It. Cla11ifled --~·~·~·~··=·~'="--·l _________ , __ 1~·~00,,,,1~·~·~ .. =·~·~·~·"-.L-c_~_,_._._._·_•_•_7_•_._J..-----.,---•---=c~··=·=·=·~·=·=·~·--Cl•••lfled. M2·6878
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