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• HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY
Memorial Day trivia: How
many American flags will be
flying today at Harbor View
Memorial Park in Costa Mesa
and Pacific View Memorial Park
in Ne'wport Beach?
Officials at Harbor Lawn esti-
mate they'll have at least 500
flags posted in and around their
park.
And across the city border in
Corona del Mar, Pacific View
will boast in the neighborhood
of 1,700 American flags of dif-
ferent sizes throughout the
park.
Both cemeteries are holding
Memorial Day ceremonies today
at 11 a.m.
• STRIKE UP THE BAND
You get new duds, and sud-
denly, everyone notices you.
Newport Harbor High's band
scored a prestigious -though
somber -gig last week, when
the group performed at the cer-
emony where slain Newport
Beach Police Officer Bob Hen-
ry's name was added to the
Orange County Peace Officers'
Memorial in Santa Ana.
Harbor High's band, as you
recall, spent most of last year
performing in T-shirts and jeans
because their 28-year-old uni-
forms were m such shabby
shape. Fund-raising efforts went
slowly -until an anonymous
$18,000 donation covered the
amount the band needed to out-
fit all its members in new silver
and blue uniforms.
Last Friday, the band looked
dignified and classy, observers
said, as it played "Amazing
Grace" and patriotic songs for
the Bob Henry ceremony.
The group even rated public
acknowledgements from digni-
taries such as Orange County
Sheriff Brad Gates and Newport
Beach Police Chief Bob
McDonell.
• BRAVO TIMES TWO
The folks at the Orange
County Market Place get the
Daily Pilot seal of approval for
its latest newsletter.
The May 1996 "Special Edi-
tion" issue is filled with profiles
of the 19 swap meet employees
who are graduating from high
school or college. The profiles -
complete with photographs of
each student worker -illustrate
the variety of young people,
from different parts of the coun-
ty, who work at the Market
Place.
"Congratulauons To Our
1996 Graduates!" the cover
proudly says.
And congratulations to Tel
Phil Enterprises, Inc., for sup-
porting and encouraging our
young people.
-Compiled by Iris Yokol,
with Carolyn Mtller
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To a di erent way of learning
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Andersen kindergarten student Morgan Un (center) and her classmates use slgn language to communicate with
two deaf students from University High School It's a bands-on' learning experience.
Andersen Elementary School teacher uses
language of the deaf to instruct class in basics.
By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Can't get your 5-
year-old child to remember his or her
phone number?
Thy sign language.
Carol Jewell, a kindergarten teacher at
Andersen Elementary School, has spent
the past year teaching her 30 students
their a,b,c's and 1.2.3's not only through
speaking, but also through signing.
"I feel that signing is just another way
to teach them,• Jewell said. "It's a wonder-
ful, unique way to approach learning."
Jewell said her students are more apt to
remember band movements at a young
age. Sign language is also a useful tool in
learning to read, she said.
"It's a wonderful way to teach sounds,·
she said. ·l'u point to a letter -like an 'm'
-and ask them if they know what sound it
is, and they don't. But them I make the
sign for 'm' and they say, 'Oh yeah, that's
m-m-m-m-m.'
"It's just amazing how they can pick it
up," she said.
This week, Jewell mvited two special
guests -deaf students from University
High School -to visit with her class.
From the moment Laura Rashap and
Jayne Kim walked into the classroom, the
children fell silent. When the pair began to
talk to their interpreter rapidly with their
hands, the kindergarteners sat in amaze-
ment.
"Welcome. What are your names?"
Jewell asked, using hand movements. "Do
Katuln Gritsch (center) dem onstrates
slgn language she learned to Laura
Rashap (left), a deaf student from Uni-
versity High School.
I
you have a presentation?"
Laura, who lives down the street from
Andersen, suggested the students intro-
duce themselves, giving them an opportu-
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Home
builders
seek city
approval
• Costa Mesa Planning
Commission will review
several requests to build
new homes on the East
Side.
By Tina Borgatta, Datly Pilot
COSTA MESA -The Planning
Commission on Tuesday will
consider plans from two home
developers wanting to b,µild two-
story detached homes on the
East Side, ranging m size from
1,748 square feet to 2,325 square
feet
Irvine-based Harbinger
Homes is proposing to build 12
homes on a 1.35-acre parcel at
2165 Tustin Ave .. which current-
ly falls under the county's juris-
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' ning Comm.is-l sion will meet l at 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday in the
City Hall
Council
Chambers, 77
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d 1c t 1 o n .
H oweve r ,
\he develop·
er is tn the
process of
pet1t1oning
the Orange
County
L o c a I
Agency For-
mat 1 on
Commission
to annex the
property
mto the oty
of Costa
Mesa
The sit~ is currently occupied
by seven small, detached uruts,
which the developer plans to
raze
The second developer, New-
port Beach-based VNE Develop-
ment Inc , would like to build
four uruts on two separate lots -
one at 2251 Orange Ave., the
other at 2259 Orange Ave. Each
site is currently occupied by a
duplex.
Also on Tuesday. the comrnis-
s10n will consider:
• A request from Habana
RestaurdOt to allow uve enter-
tamment and expanded hours of
operation at the site. located at
2930 Bnstol St , in The Lab
• A plan to bwld a 6,000-
square-foot, multi-tenant retail
building at 1696 Newport Blvd
The proposal includes a request
to demolish a 700-square-foot
retclll building currently located
on the property
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Distinguished Flying Cross medal winner
Robert Straitiff tells stories of World War II battles
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
On the wall of Robert
Straitiff's Dover Shores
home sit two black and
white photographs taken some 50
yea.rs ago.
The photos were shot from the
B-24, which Straltlff flew from the
U.S. Navy. They depict a Japan-
ese craft.
Straitiff, 73, remembers the
day in 1944 when his plane broke
through the cloud cover and
encountered the enemy fleet.
•To use a young word, you
might sey tt was awesome,· said
Straitiff. ·niey opened fire on us
with everything they had.•
Stra.ltlff flew some 65 missions
during b1s tour ~ in the Navy. MMC MNITIN I DALY Pt.OT Just befote he WU to be ~ to acttv. duty tn 19'5, he wu 1ent • World War D aviator loMrt StnlU.I wu w_t1y _,.,......Ille
to Ptttlbuioh to meet With an DllllipleMd ~ Croi11 by "-ld•t eua-.
admiral. ·.that'• when Robert
Strdlff NC..twd tbe award ol the
Obtlng\dsbed Plylno CIOll by
diNCt arcm GI tbe ~t of ti.
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nlm --ar.'11 while perform· -A=ar:--~
straitiff WU~ for taking
out a four·•Dgine fi)'iDQ boat,
thoottn; doWn a medium hiVh·
spMCl Japen11e bomber and
~a mLe s::c; . .... batlourtlr and a cm.._.._ fiGm tbe lecn-
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• . MONDAY, MAV 27, 1916
J
Feds unfairly stick school
district with 'raciSt' tag
T he federal Department of
Education's Office tor
Civil Rights has deemed
the Newport-Mesa Unified
School District Board of
Trustees to be composed of
racists unfit to make the deci-
si?ns for which it is duly coq-,
stituted and elected. i
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Military service nas· deep roots here
Or so it seems from the
"voluntary resolution plan" ,
signed by the district under
threat of a protracted ~d
e xpensive investigation and
lawsuit by the federal govern-
ment.
The resolution derives from
a boundary dectSion relating to
the Adams and Wilson ele-
mentary schools and an enroll-
ment zone known as the
• JoAnn Street rectangle."
The order carves out a small
neighborhood and accords it
victim status requiring the pro-
tection of the federal govern-
ment. Among other require-
ments, the agreement provides
that the district notify the
offi ce for civil rights and sub-
mit full justification for a11y
change of school boundar'y for
the JoAnn attendance area .
john
hedges
fer litigation costing perhaps
millions of dollars. As yet, the
district has not even been
offered the opportunity to meet
with the complainant in orde,r
to attempt to resolve the
underlying issues.
It's important to recognize
that both schools have been
predominantly Latino since
Adams' opening in 1992 and
wouJd remain so whether or
not the boundary were
changed. Federal reguJations
prohibit boundary changes
The JoAnn rectangle is a
residential area containing 90
students . It is ad1acent to the tr
neighborhood Wilson school.
Because of low mHial enroll -
ment with the reoperung of the
Adams school four years ago,
the boundan es were changed
and so req uired that the JoAnn
kids be bused from Wilson to
Adams.
1 affecting any school with an
"ove~eighting" of "minority"
students if the effect is to
increase the "minority level,"
even if the schools before and
after the boundary change are
predominantly minority!
Adams enrollment mcreased
ra pidly, a nd last year the board
made the decision to reestab-
lish the original boundanes to
allow the JoAnn kids to attend.
their Wilson school. Upon
intervention by the federal
government. the board were
fo rced to rescind that decision.
The board d ecision comport-
ed m all respects to the previ-
ous ly ado pted ·cnteria for
studying stude nt housing
options," which conside r edu-
cational needs, safety, natural
boundanes, lransportallon
costs and dlstance. school s12:e,
and ethnic balance.
All evidence pomts up that
both the on gmal dec1s1on and
the recently-reversed one we re
made only wlth the best inter-
ests of the d1stnct students m
mrnd.
N eighborhood schools are
an important part of
educational access for
our students. Changing demo-
graphics. fertility rates and
economic considerations drive
school boundary changes
which are controversial wher-
ever they are proposed. We
have entered a new era,
though. in which a single dis-
gruntled anonymous com-
plainant, who has exhausted
the democratic process, can
play a racial "trump card" and
cause the full weight of the
federal government to bear on
the self-governing actions of a
local elected body.
U the decision to change the
boundary four years ago (and
bus the kids!) was not racist,
why is it considered discrimi-
nation to allow them to return
to their neighborhood school?
Orange County ~en and
women have answered
their countJY.s call to duty
both in the military and on the
home front in every J;Ultional
emergency.
Newporters lined up to regis-
ter foe the draft in 1917 and
1941 to serve in both World
Wars. Orange Countians were
there as well in Korea, Vietnam
and Desert Storm.
The Santa Ana Army Air
Base and Anny Air Force West
Coast 1taining Center, El Toro
Marine Base and the Ughter-
than-air station south of Tustin,
not only trained servicemen to
defend their country, but were
staffed by patriotic Orange
County residents.
The South Coast Shipyard
won the coveted Navy "B" (for
excellence) ~duding six Oags
with 5 stars, given only to a few
companies in the nation. Also
the Udo Shipyard bUilt more
than S4 million worth of Navy
boats dwing World War ll.
Many men who trained here
or were stationed here came
back to live in Orange County.
Those veterans and their civil-
ian cohorts were also our com-
munity leaders and the back-
bone of what the Orange Coast
is.
TOday is a good day to say
thank you to all of them.
-Compiled by Anne Spinn
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EDUCATION
Newport Harbor High School
student Gray Brenner Dougherty
bas been awarded the 1996
Hugh O'Brien Award. and Schol-
arship for outstanding high
school sopho-
more, spon-
sored by Kiwa-
nis.
A straight-A
student, Gray
is an Eagle
Scout and 1996
Chief of the
Ta-Tanka
Chapter of the
Order of the
.
neighbors
captured a first-place award at
the prestigious Calif omia Com-
munity College Fashion Sympo-
sium beld in Oakland. Nguyen
won the gold medal for his ski
outfit.
Corona del Mar senior, Jett
Pash, son of Lynn and Darrell
Pash, will be attending Cornell
University next year as a Dean's
Scholar. Aside from bis 4.25 GPA,
Pash takes an active role at the
Interfaith Shelter m Costa Mesa.
He donates a weekend a
month to Teachers and Leaders in
Training as a counselor and also
spends several hours a month
tutoring other students at Corona
The board made special
consideration for the JoAnn
kids, e xtend ing the school
choice option, and even takJng
the rema rka bl e step of notify-
ing parents by going directly
to thea home if the y could not
be reached by telephone.
Special "rights". have been
created by the federal govern-
ment in perpetuity for those
families residing in the JoAnn
rectangle. Does any other
neighborhood in this district
enjoy the ability to override
the decisions of the local board
by using the police power of
the federal government?
Arrow as well Gray Brenner
as a member Dougherty · del Mar High School.
Pu bhc meetings were held,
but the largest had only 18
fa mih es m attendance.
E nter the federal govern-
ment Shortly after the
May, 1995 dec1s1on, an
anonymous complaint. alleging
that the boundary change was
motivated by raaal d1scruruna-
lion against Latino students,
generated a voluminous docu-
me nt request as well as a two-
day site v1S1t by in vestigators
from the San Fra ncisco office
of the office of civil rights.
These two people subse-
quently made the unilateral
Judgment that the district was
not m complia nce with federal
law and so resuJted the "vol-
untary resolution• with the
distnct, ordering the reversal
of the boundary decision.
The district's sole recourse
was to reject the "offer" of a
"voluntary resolution" and suf-
Tbe district at large is incur-
ring costs to bus children more
than 2 miles from their neigh-
borhood school to which they
could otherwise walk. ls this
serving the best interests of
any of the students in the dis-
trict, including the JoAnn chil-
dren?
Why in the absence of any
evidence or record of illegal or
discriminatory action (or even
bad intent) have we allowed
an expanding federal govern-
ment to stamp out any sem-
blance of local authority?
Why do we condone the
assumption by the federal gov-
ernment that our e lected rep-
resentatives are inherently
racist and unfit to manage the
educational affairs of our pub-
lic schools?
• JOHN HEDGES is the mayor of New-
port Beach. His column appears on
Monday.
of the NHHS
Sailing Team and fully-fu.Qded to
the State HOBY Leadership Con-
ference at Cbapmen University
in June.
Sean Thom.as Martin of New-
port Beach, was named to the
Dean's Ust of the University of
Oregon for the winter term of the
1995-96 school year.
The following Orange Coast
College dance instructors were
recently featured in dance trade
articles:
Ramaa Bbaradvaj, who teach-
es East Indian dance at the col-
lege, is featured in the April issue
of 'Indian Cunents Magazine'.
Angelika Nemeth, who teach-
es Middle Eastern dance classes,
has written an article and is the
subject of two others in the winter
issue of 'Habibi,' a journal for
lovers of Middle Eastern dance
and a.rt.
Orange Coast College fashion
major, Thanh Nguyen, recently
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CORPORATE
Center Club.South Coast Rac-
quet Club and South Coast
Apartments have recently
become members of the South
Coast Metro AWance, an organi-
zation of businesse united to pro-
mote and preserve the quality
and viability of the South Coast
Metro business environment.
The second annual Outstand-
ing Women in Business Awards
were presented on April 29 at a
luncheon. Ten winners were
selected from a field of 70 nomi-
nations. The winners were: April
Monts, vice president and CFO,
of Standard Pacific Corp., Costa
Mesa; Beverly Ray, chairman of
the board, International Bay
Clubs, Newport Beach; Anlta
Bessler, president Baxter
Edwards CVS Division, Irvine;
Lort Doka, owner, Lori's Kitchen,
Santa Ana; Kelly Gray; president,
St. John Knits. Irvine; Wand.a Lee,
Senior vice preside.tit, Corporate
Human Resources, PacifiCare·
15 knots. SNs will
run 2 feet with a 2-
to 3-foot swell from
the southwest.
TIDIS
TODAY
First low
12:31 a.m. 1.7
First high
5:5911.m. 3.4
Second low
11:52 a.m. 1.,
S.COl'ld high :v 4.9
First low
t:tJ a.m. 1.0
Flilthlgh
7:00a.m. l.5
StcOf1d IOw
12:» p.m. t.2
Sec.and Ngh
7~p.tn. S.:J -~-
Health Systems, Cypress; Sherri
Medlna, president and CEO,
SCRS & Communicology, Laguna
Hills; Jan Mlttermeler, CEO,
County of Orange, Santa Ana;
Mary Ann Schulte, CEO, Sukut
Construction, Santa Ana; and
l.iaurel Wilkening, chancellor,
University of California, Irvine.
Lawrence Ir Mayo, Inc, an
advertising agency in Newport
Beach, has won two Golden
Advocate Awards from the
Healthcare Public Relations and
Marketing Associations. The two
awards were among only 14 giv-
en, beating out 67 entries from
marketing professionals in South-
ern California.
McCarthy recently received
the Craftmanship Honor Award
presented by the American Insti-
tute of Architects, California
Council, for its work on the Salk
Institute East Building in La Jolla.
The awards were presented on
March 14 at the Pad.fie Design
Center in LA.
Laura Johnson has joined The
Spa at South Coast Plaza as a spa
sales representative. Johnson will
sell spa pack.ages to the business,
hotel and bridal market, and pro-
mote The Spa's incentive pro-
gram.
COMMUNITY
The Orange County Pair
Board of Dlredon were present-
ed with the 1996 Western Region
-4-H Volunteer Management
Award recently from the 4-H
Affiliates. The award was in
recognition of the Pair's support of
the Orange County 4-H program
during tough economic condi-
tions.
CITYSIDE
Firefighters quick .
to snuff out grass fire
It wasn't a fire sale at the
Orange Coast College swap meet
Sunday, but rather a small grass
fire nearby, according to the Cos-
ta Mesa Fire Department.
The fire was reported at about
1:45 p.m. m·the grass field locat-
ed near Adams Avenue and
Pl.necreek Drive. Firefighters put
out the flames in about 10 min-
utes and no one was injured,
according to the fire department.
Come bid on treasures
at Costa Mesa library
A collection of newspapers.
copies of "Life," #Tune• and oth-
er magazines, and memorabilia
from the assassination of Presi-
de nt John F. Kennedy highlight
the silent auction now in progress
at Costa Mesa's Downtown
Library at 1855 Park Ave. ·
Bids are also being taken on
the four-volume memoir of
Napoleon by Bourrienne, Coxe's
three-volume memoir of Marlbor-
ough, and much rµore, including
children's books.
For infonnation, call 646-6845.
IRS workshop for
small business owners
The Internal Revenue Service
is offering free tax workshops for
small business owners from 1 O
a.m. to 4:30 p.m . today, and on
June 26 and July 24 at the Costa
Mesa Ubrary, 1855 Park Ave.,
Costa Mesa.
Top1cs covered in the work-
shop include small business set-
up, types of business elites, busi-
ness income and expenses,
schedule C and self-employment
tax. For more lnfonnation, call
360-2094. .
Ne s•ort MM& Unified School Diltrkt
. u.m.nt..ry u..ct. Menu
• OH-.d .wry.,
1. Turtcey and chteM on • 4-lnch roll
2. Student mini-chef saltd With lett"ce· carrot sticks, ~ sunflower nuu. graham crackers, fruit.
(A garden or 9,...,, saljd consists of ~. shredded c.arrot.
red cabbage •nd g.rden J*S.)
OK>K. of milk wtth •II it.ms.
• Moc'*>. Memorlal Oay Hollday
• 'IU1111J. Non Student Day •11c.pt ~ HelGhU ~
Panona School where~· special menu wtlf.tiie ..-. .
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
bljiefly. in the news
Crowds rush to local -
h~liday sand, surf
About 90,000 sun and sand
worshippers blew into town
Sunday, after strong winds kept
the beach population low Satur-day.
But with the wind dying
down to a gentle breeze and a
high temperature of 66 degrees,
the number of beachgoers at
Newport Beach swelled from
Saturday's couht of 35,000 to
make up what lifeguard Lt. Jim
Turner called an average crowd
for the holiday weekend.
•1t•s a nice~ sunny, warm
day,• Turn~r said. •The surf is
fair, about 1-3 feet, which is our
average surf height. The water
temperature 'is 67 degrees,
which is nice for this time of
year."
With the enticing ocean, life-
guards made 16 rescues during
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where you are at the time.•
Tpe Distinguished Flying
Cross Society now bas 700
members. enough to amply
stock the first-ever convention
of the society this October in
Encinitas. Straitiff says h~ will
certainly attend.
He also keeps in touch with
the six surviving members of
his crew. The group recently
held a reunion at Glacier
National Park. His co-aviator
became a pilot for US Air.
Another is a big game hunter in
Montana.
"These are the people you
flew with and fought with and
depended on,• StraitiU said.
"You develop very close ties
with them.•
A native of Punxsutawney,
Pennsylvania, Straitiff spent his
years of active duty in Manhat-
tan Beach. He eventually relo-
cated to Newport where he has
lived for 40 years. He and his
wife, Berenice, have two chil-
dren and four grand-children.
After leaving the service,
Straitiff left airplanes behind
and became a petroleum engi-
neer, concentrating on explo-
ration and wildcat drilling.
"I'm almost retired now." he
said. "But I like to do some
work once in a while when I
can get it."
No matter what you're doing.
your hometown newspaper
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the day. Turner said they were
on the proactive side, with life-
guards getting to swimmers in
dangerous waters before
bathers got into trouble.
Turner anticipates large num-
bers at the beach today as well.
"If the nice weather holds or it
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Registration is now under
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del Mar Scenic SK Race and 2-
Mile Fun Walle set for Saturday,
June 1. Runners, walkers and
athletes of all fitness levels are
invited to participate.
The race course will begin
along the bluffs overlooking the
ocean and proceed through res-
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SIGNING
CONTINUED FROM 1
nity to try out their new skill.
One by one, the students
spelled their names. Then they
asked the questions. Lots and lots
of questions.
How do you use a telephone?
Were you born deaf? How do you
hear the doorbell? Where do you
go to school? Do you drive? How
do you wake up without an alarm
clock?
"We're the same, just like you
guys," Laura said through the
interpreter, Carol Both'. "We go to
school. We talk to our friends. I'm
on the swim team."
Laura said she can hear slight-
ly with the use of a hearing aid,
and told the group a story of how
she embarrassed herself while lis-
tening to the radio.
•1 was driving down the road
with the radio all the way up so I
could feel the vibrations," she
said. "I stopped at a light and I
Mar. The walking course 1ra-
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and Carnation hill. •
Registration forms are avail-
able at the Newport Beach
Community Services Depart-
ment, 3300 Newport Blvd., the
Corona del Mar Chamber of
Commerce, 2843 E. Coast High-
way, and at all Newport !:}each
Public Ubraries.
For more information, call
644-3161.
School district in
need of vo~unteers
The Newport-Mesa Schools
Foundation is looking for volun-
teers to help with fund-raising
efforts, speaking opportunities,
public events and office work.
NMSF is a non-profit organi-
zation that raises funds to help
with education. To volunteer
call 631-4143.
was dancing in my seat. Then I
saw all these people loo~g at
me strange and I checked the
radio station. I was dancing to
talk radio. •
Both Laura and Jayne said
they were bom deaf to hearing
parents, something their doctors
can't explain. They asked the stu-
dents why they enjoyed sign lan-
guage.
"Because it's good," said one
student. "Because it exercises
your hand,• said another.
Laura and Jayne said they're
glad the Andersen kindergarten-
ers are learning the basics -along
with some common words -at an
early age and hope they continue.
"It's good for their futures to
start young and become interest-
ed in signing," Laura said
through her interpreter. "Most
people don't know how to com-
municate with deaf people, so it's
good that they learn when they're
young.•
Both said they wished more
schools would ask them to come
and speak to students.
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Supervisor Bergeson already l
stumping for Dehay in council race
N ewport Beach Council-
woman Jan Debay got a
nice assist the other day
from none other than Supervi-
sor Marian Bergeson.
Debay, who is up for re-
election•next November and
has already been targeted by
the always-outspoken Barry
Zanck, was the keynote speak-
er at the Newport Harbor-
Area's annual citizen of the
year luncheon.
With Zanck seated directly
in front of her, Debay dutifully
talked about about what was
going on these days at city
hall. It's worth noting that, just
the day before, Zanck had
announced he would be chal-
lenging Debay and blasted-her
"liberal spending record.•
Bergeson followed Dehay to
the microphone and seemed to
waste little time in seizing the
moment.
The state assemblywoman-
tumed-senator-tumed supervi-
sor not only praised Debay for
her leadership on the council
but talked about what a "plea-
sure· it was to work with
Dehay at the county level.
"You're lucky to have some-
one like Jan," Bergeson said.
No comment from Zanck ...
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This just in. Rumor has that
Costa Mesa Councilwoman San-
dra Genis bas a new companion
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spedficallY, a 'border collie.
Speaking of the Costa Mesa
council, local resident Caroline
Butler recently told me at water
board meeting that she will be
running for one of the three
seats -Genis' included-up tor
grabs this November.
I'm sure there'll be even more
to follow ...
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Good for the Rotary Club,
bad for the school board.
That's what I think the recent
announcement that Jim de
Boom won't seek re-election to
the Newport Mesa board
means.
But somehow, I think it will
only be a matter of time before
de Boom seeks higher office
than the district governor of the
Rotary Club ...
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TODAY
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES
The 42nd annual "Lest We
Forget" Memorial Day Services
will be held at 11 a.m. at Harbor
'11wn Memorial Park, 1625
Gfsler Avenue in Costa Mesa.
The program is under the spon-
sorship of the Veterans of For-
eign Wars, Coast Line Post 3536.
The opening ceremony will
include the advancement of the
Olympic flame by Neel Buel
• · who participated in the 1996
Olympic Torch Relay. Buel will
light the eternal flame at the
monwnent, "ln Memoriam,
Unknown Soldier.• . MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES
The Newport Harbor Ameri-
can Legion Post 291 will hold
Memorial Day services at 11 a.m.
at Pacific View Memorial Park in
Corona del Mar. For more infor-
mation, call 673-5071.
Fish Fry, carnival beginning to si7.Zle
TIJESDAY
NETWORKING MIXER
The Corona del Mar Chamber
of Commerce will hold a network-
ing rruxer from 5 to 7 p.m. at 3732
E. Coast Highway. For more infor-
mation, call 673-4050.
REPUBLICAN WOMEN
Costa Mesa Newport Harbor Uona ......_ .... dU pre-
sents the·s1st annul fish Pry a'ncl C..aYal ....,. .... Fri-
day at 5:30 p.m.; Satarday games open at lO a.m.. 11* dlD-'
nen at noon; and Sunday eve.rythlng beglm at DOOD. 11lie
baby and beauty contests will be held Sunday at 2 ad 3:M
p.m. Prereghtratton II requ.lred fOr the baby come.a ad lbe ·
deadllne ts May 29. Register at Cal's Camera for lbe INaby
contest lbe event II at Uons Park. 18th Street and NewJtort
Blvd. ln Costa Mesa. Pormore lnformaUon, call 541-2t•.
The Costa Mesa Republic.an
Women Federated 's luncheon
meeting 1s at 10:30 a .m. at the
Costa Mesa Golf and Country
Club The speaker will be Phyl-
lis Sp1evy, a freelance writer
and political analyst on Goals
2000 For mformation, call 557-
6545
WEDNESDAY
group begins tonight at 7 p.m. at
the Newport Beach Psychologi-
cal Association in Newport
Beach. Led by Julie Keck, who
recently lost 20 pounds on the
Phen-Fen Diet, the group will
help people to lose weight per-
manently, learn relaxation tech-
niques and improve sell-esteem.
The cost per group meeting is
$25. To find out if the group is
right for you Dr. Keck offers a
free 20 minute assessment ses-
sion prior to the group meeting.
WEST NEWPORT BEACH For more information, call 722-
The West Newport Beach 4588.
Association wilt hold its meeting TRAIN FOR CHILDCARE
at 7 p.m. at the Council Cham-Youth Employment Services
bers, 3300 Newport Blvd. This presents a job skills workshop on
months speaker will be City childcare from 3:30 to 6 p.m . at
Council member Jan DeBay. who 114 E. 19th St., Costa Mesa. Learn
will discuss recent developments valuable childcare skills and
m West Newport Beach. responsibilities as well as emer-
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A body-image/diet support care. Call 642-0474.
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The Newport Beach-Costa
Mesa Unified Debate Team meets
the Newport Harbor Speech and
Debate Team in a debate over
school uniforms. The debate will
be televised and begin at 1 p.m. in
Newport Beach City Council
Chambers.
MEN'S FELLOWSHIP BREAKFAST
The St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church Men's Fellowship Break-
fast is at 7 a.m. in Dierenfield
Hall. Dr. David Wallace will speak
on MWhy David is called a man
after God's own heart." The cost
is $2.50.
THURSDAY
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The Newport Harbor Area
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For more information, call 729-
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COPING Wmt GRIEF ANO LOSS
"Grief and Loss: How to
Cope with the Changes They
Brtng• is the topic of a free pro-
gram at 7 P·11l· at the Friends
Meeting Room of the Newport
Beach Central Library. No pre-
registration required. For more
information, call 717-3801.
KIWANIS CLUB
The Corona del Mar Kiwanis
Club is conducting a member-
ship roundup at noon at the
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club,
1601 Bayside Drive. U you are
interested in becoming
involved in the community ser-
vice program attend the mem-
b ership roundup. For more
information call Janice Kellogg
at 642-9990.
CAREER NETWORK
•Creating Your Future:
Defining and Packaging Your
Skills Set" is the topic of the
Career Network m eeting at
7:30 p.m . in Stewart Lounge of
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church. The meeting is held on
Thursday evenings and is open
to the unemployed public free.
For more information, call 574-
2239.
WESTERN HORSE SHOW
Today through Sunday from B
a.m. to 5 p.m . there will be a
Spring Western Horse Show in
the Equestrian Center of the
Orange County Fairgrounds.
Admission is free. For more infor-
mation, call 708-1652.
SA11.JRDAY
ART EXHIBIT
"Journey Down the Coast" is
the title of an exhibit of watercol-
or scenes by Birgitta Kappe that
will be on display in the foyer of
the Newport Beach Central
Ubrary from June 1 through the
30 during nonnal library hours .
For more information, call 117-
3801.
COMPUTER SHOW
Super Show productions spon-
sors a computer show located in
building #10. Admission is $3 for
adults. For more inf onnation, call
852-9267.
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AmNTION DEFIOT DISORDER
Coastline Counseling Center of
Newport Beach will hold a free lec-
ture called "Attention Deficit Dis-
order: The Big Pict\ll'e• at 7 p.m. at
1200 Quail Street, Suite 105. For
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Jewish Federation of Orange
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Campus in Costa Mesa. The cost
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
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-PHIL DENT. Taylor Dml:t dad --
Vanguards'
Carlson
higbjumps
to NAIA title.
~h school boys tennis ..
• Kevin Carlson leaps
7-01/2 , far from his best,
still claims national crown;
but bis efforts toward a
bid to O~ympic Games
Thais go for naught.
MARIETIA, Ga. -Southern
Calif omia College senior ~evin
Carlson became the first Van-
guard in 22 years to win a nation-
al championship Saturday, when
be soared over the bar at 7-0'12 to
win the high jump at the NAIA
Outdoor "Irack and Field Cham-
pionships at Life College.
Carlson, who finished third at
last year's nationals in Azusa,
needed just four attempts to col-
lect the title. He didn't start jump-
ing until the bar was at 6-10,
which be cleared.
Carlson then succeeded in his
first attempt at 6-11 '12 , failed in
his first attempt at the winning
height, before clearing it on his
second try.
With the victory assured, Carl-
son went after the NAIA record of 1
7-3, with the intent of going after
the Olympic Tuals qualifying
stlpldard of 7-4'12.
After badly missing on his first
two jumps at the NAIA record,
Carlson seemed to have cleared
the bar on bis third attempt. But,
as he came down his left foot
struck the bar, dislodging it from
the standards.
"I'm not going to knock a
national championship,• Carlson
said. •And even though this is the
best joy of my life, it's disappoint-
ing to win with a jump of 7-01/2.
I've had nine or 10 attempts this
year at 7-4112, meaning I've con-
sistently cleared 7-2 and 7-3. I
came down with a head cold on
Thursday and I was somewhat
physically drained. But I gave it
all I bad on the last jump.
"Getting to the (Olympic) tri-
als was a secondary goal for me.
I'm getting married that weekend
anyway. But to come so close ...
I'd rather floor it than come that
close.
Carlson said he was thrilled to
become SCC's first national
champ since 197 4.
"I'm proud of that. (SCC) is not
known as a track school, but I
think with me and my brother
(Brian) being there, it's getting
better. Better athletes are coming
in the program.•
Carlson's top clearance vault-
ed him over six competitors who
cleared 6-11112.
Brian Carlson finished 12th
with a leap of 6-8.
In women's competition Satur-
day, Southern California Col-
lege's Nikee Pool was seventh in
the 800 meters with a time of
2:13.21, slightly better than the
2:13.96 she clocked in Friday's
semifinals, where she filnished
third in her heat.
He started it all back
in 1961, and it has
grown ever since into
today's extravaganza.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
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"Do you believe in
miracles1 Yes/"
-ABC ~~r Al Mlchoelli,
when the U.S. Olympic hockey team
upet Ruaia lit the aemll1nals ol the
lQBO Winter Gama.
•Corona del Mar High
freshman Taylor Dent
does it at CIF Finals I
By Richard Dunn, Daily p;Jot
HUNilNGTON BEACH -
Fiction is usually reserved for
Hollywood saipts and children
books, but freshman sensation
ntylor Dent of Corona del Mar
High narrated a personal
account of tennis fantasy on Sat-
urday in the boys CIF Southern
Section individua,1 singles cham-
pionships.
~ the championship match
against San Marino's Andrew
Park., Dent broke strings on two.
rackets in the first set, then
cracked the frame on a third,
believed. to have occurred when
be heaved it against the back
wall on center court in frustra-
tion at the Sea.Cliff Tennis Club.
His father, Phil. a former tour-
ing pro who once played Jimmy
ConnQI'S in the Australian Open
finals, sprinted to his car for an
~ency replacement, while
Dent won the first two games of
the second set with his broken
racket by changing the pace of
the match.
In the final 14 games of the
match, Dent used his father's
makeshift rack.et to defeat Park.,
2-6, 6-3, 6-3, and win the ClF
singles title.
·He WU playing with a rack-
et that doesn't exist anymore,•
Phil Dent said of the Dunlop
200G model, ·u·s 20 pounds
lighter in (string) tension than
laylor's racket and it's 10 cen-
timeters smaller in the head size.
What he did was Wlbelievable."
Furthermore, it is believed -
among others, by CIP tennis
administrator Bill Clark -that
the unseeded Dent became the
first freshman in history to win a
CJF singles championship.
After Dent struggled in the
first set, he broke Park's serve in
the first game of the second set.
then held bis own serve for a 2-0
edge -with a damaged racket
frame.
•During that time. Phil was
bustling t.o find another racket,
then he bad to build up the
grip," CdM Coach Tun Mang
said. •What an amazing story:
'lllyl« bad every excuse in the
wortd to lose, and be didn't He
plays two games with a broken
frame and wins both. and Park's
just thinking, 'What tbe heck is
going onf'
•But 'lllylor changed the pace
of the matc:b with the broken
racket. and started to focus
more, and that's after getting
smoked in the first set. Mean-
while, bis dad's running around
frantically trying to coroe up
with another racket So then
Phil's on the side of the court tap-
ing the handle of this old model
that's not even made anymore,
and ntylor's playing in the CIF
finals .•
While Dent served 10 ol. his
12 service winners in the second
and third sets (seven in the final
set), bis performance dazzled
more than his opponent
•1t just goes to prove that it's
not always the racket, but who's
KATSUVA RAH:lNE. I OMV PJ.OT
Taylor Dent. with a backhand on Saturday (above),
looking fi:lor an opening (left) and getttng some
advice fro Coach Tim Mu.g during a attical
point on way to clatmtng the CIF Southern
SecUon Individual Tennis Chaalptonshlp.
behind it," saiddla.ir umpire Jan
Ryan.
Dept. who turned 15-yea.rs-
old on April 24, reached. the
finals by defeating challengers
three years his elder, including
senior Nick Varvais of Royal in
the semifinals, 6-2, 4-6, 6-3.
Varvai.s, seeded. fourth, is
headed. for UC lrvine next year
on a tennis scholarship. Dent wW
be a high school sophomore.
Ordinarily poised and mild-
mannered. Dent became frus-
trated following bis opening-set
loss to Park. Nothing was going
right Even Dent's 115 mph serve
wasn't working. •1 don't blame
him for throwing his racket,"
said top-seeded. Adam Webster
of Santa Barbara. beaten by
Park., 6-3, 6-2, in the othel semi-
final OD Saturday.
Ahead 5-3 in the second set.
Dent broke Park's serve to tie the
match and a force a third set
Dent scored on a backhand
passing shot, an unforced. emr
by Park and a big forehand
return of serve for a winner to
35TH ADOPTIO N GUILD TENNIS TOURNAMENT
THE ORI GIN AL -
Ken Stwut (left), CMille Eaton
CHARLIE EATON
everybody wanted to come to
Newport Beach for a vacation,
and the tournament kept getting
bigger and bigger, so the Balboa
Bay Oub couldn't handle the
size anymore, and that's when
we mdVed it to the Newport
Beach Tennis Cub (in about
196?). It just grew like mad; it
was so popular.•
By 1963, there were 217
teams. In t9M, the year Eaton
open~ the original Palisades
Oub on Bristol Sl in Costa
Mesa. the Adoption Guild bad
363teams.
The biggest year WU 1988,
when t,050 teams entered. lbls
,.., ...... are an estimated
1,000--. e«'Olding to
WW r co-dtNctoc 1JDda
MtOila.
....... ~by
L '•flftbe <Mid a r • ...... &.~
relations and soda! dJVlSlons, and
she "¥45 very interested m tenms,
so she was behind m getting the
tournament started..· Eaton said.
"I was there, Dorothy Yardley
and Charlie.· said longtime
Newport Beach resident Glenn
Turnbull. a noted. thespJ.an and
renowned. tap dancing mstructor
for Hollywood celebnties. "This,
guy got me in the tennis busin
and took me out ol. the tap
dancing busin ' . • ~'
Eaton bad been a teaching
pro at BBC, which bed
grandstmds and box aeats built
fo.r lts Adoptian Guild
tournaments, m the days befoce
many ol todaf's opm. pkyen
WWl'9 boin..
·~asked me if I coWd put ....... ~ ....
11111 flf Ille M.,..._ Quid n>•• •t._.•lllltl
1 ...... ,.., 7 •• -------
put Park in a quick Jove-.fO bole.
Another unforced error by
Park at double-break point gaft
Dent the game, which was huge
because it allowed Dent to opeo
the 'third set with the serve.
Opening the third set, Dent
spotted Parle an 0-15 lead on bis
only double-fault of the match,
then promptly fired three con-
secutive 9el'Vice winners, before
bOiaing for a 1--0 lead.
Dent broke Park again. then
held in the third game for a 3-0.
Dent was pumped up, having
won five games in a row.
At 4-2, Dent saved two break
points with bis mong serving,
then held again at 5-3 foe the
match. Perhaps bis best shot ol.
the match came at t:ripe-matdl
point with an a.pproacp at the
net
•1t was tough to break his
serve,• Park said.
Park was seeded. third in the
tournament, • 1 try to get tougbm
as it gets closer (to the end),•
Dent said "I got a little adrena-
line gomg.•
The plaque Dent was award-
ed. read: •CIF singles champi-
ons.•
Indeed, it seemed like there
were moments when more than
one player was on fils side of the
court. (Mang returned the
inscription, demanding that it
read champion.)
For Dent, the victory also
avenged bis setback against
Park on May 19, when Park
defeated him. 6-4, 1-6, in the
Whittier Open title match.
•His serve was a lot bigger
today,• Park said.
Dent became the third player
in Corona del Mar history to win
a CIF individual sU>g1es title. fol-
lowing Danny Sdz (1979) mid
Mike Bdgqs (1985). CdM's Keli
Phebus won two aF titles for
the girls.
CIF Southern Section tennis
records have been kept since the
end of World War Il, and
although some true superstars ol
the game have won titles -
including Stan Smith. Jon Leach.
Rick Leach and Pete Sampras -
none did it in their freshman
year.
Nobody has ever won four
CIF singles tides. Jackie 0oug:Jas
(Santa Maaica) and Allen Oeve-
land. (Santa Monica) each won
three from 1949 to 1954.
•At the beginning of the
school yeet, guys OD the team
were cnming up to me and say-
ing, 'lief, you're going to win
CIF. but probabty not as a fresh-man. • ., rw tried to prove them
wroog.. Deal aid.
Deat. Wbo ~signed an
autograph fer cme ol. bis peers on
Friday, .... ted.Jme Lieberman
of BeYCy HiD1. 6-3, M , in the
Round ~ 16 and secoad--seeded
Andy Scorteneau of Palm
Oeeert 6-3, 6-3, in the quarterfi-
nals. Soanmeau ii beaded for
Ptesno Stne neat year on • ten-
nis schc:iMnbiJ>.
Lido Isle, before coming to BBC.
He opened Palisades about the
same time the BBC opened rts
cunent facility (the BBC Racquet
Cub) about two miles further
south on PCH. adjacent to the
Newport Beach Country Ou'b
•we used to fix the draw so all
the good players would meet in
the finals,· &ton said.
matter-of-factly. •If it went well.
that's the way ll would come out.•
Eaton. former newspaperman
for the Star Bul.letin in Honolulu
before the bombing ol Pearl
Harbor, enlilted in the Marine
Corps during Worid Wu U. but
was never c4lled for actMt duty.
He bid spent eight~ m tbe ~J Gu.wet. tour z .J
W11ttzvecm. blf iD OregaD.
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•
MONDAY, MAY 27. 1996
Seventh Grade winners bm Ensign -front row, from left, Omar Armlllo, Ernesto Coyotez. Brad
Peterson, James Richardson, Brent McNlchols, Trevor McNlchols, Tyler Simmons; back row,
from left, Coach Steve M~ichols, David Marttnez, Steven Jendrusina, Scott Dean. Guy Vackar,
Riley Madigan, Brad Hill, Shawn Johnson, Colin Duncan.
Eighth Grade winners from Ensign -front row, from left. Kyndra Cox. Heather Clark, JCaUe
Welboum, Hatber Metcalf; middle row, from left, Casey Johnson. April lloss, Kristen Case, Car-
ly Perrllne, Jennifer Sandro, Kristen Smith, Tara Mcintosh; back row, from left -Tanya Jones,
SusanLear, Erin Toole, Keaton Ballard, Emily Eastmond, Kefile Abbott, Jenny Humphries, Joan-
na Wolowtec, Coach Glen lloss. Not pictured: Maggi Mullen.
lion Kings await Fish Fry's big presentation
• Lions Cup perpetual trophies
readied for the champs from
recent soccer estravaganza for
Shawn Thayer and Mike Dunn. coached by Jim Crozier, in the final. Mariners. more teams than ever before with 16
teams.
. local youngsters.
This year's tournament was the
largest and most competitive ever with
over 1,500 players and 95 teams repre-
senting 26 schools .
The next largest competition was
between the 5th and 6th grade girls
with 21 teams trying to win the champi-
onship.
The finals pitted Kaiser, coached by
Bob Kreiger, against Pomona, coached
by Gino Casillas and Carlos Loza, with
Kaiser coming out on top.
This year's winners in the 8th grade
boys was TeWinkle School, coached by
Juan Gutierrez, which beat the Ensign ·
boys, coached by George Birdsong, 4-1 .
COSTA MESA -The Lions Cup Per-
petual Trophies for lhe best soccer
schools in the Costa Mesa-Newport
Beach-Corona de! Mar area will be
awarded next Saturday at the Fish Fry
m Lions Park, starting at 2:15 p.m.
In the end only teams from Kaiser,
Pomona, Killybrooke, Ensign, Te in.kle,
Newport Elementary, St. Jo s and
The semifinals featured teams from
Newport Elementary, Kaiser, St. John's
and Sonora.
The championship game w~A.Jlard
fought battle with Kaiser, coached by
Kirk Macintosh, beating St. John's,
coached by Bob Rasch.
The Girls 3rd and 4th grade competi-
tion included 15 teams with the four top
teams being Newport Elementary,
Anderson, St. John's and California
schools.
Ensign 8th grade girls, coached by
Glen Ross, beat St. John's, coached by
Craig Cooley. Corona del Mar made it to the
onship games. The 7th grade boys division was won
by Ensign in a final over TeWinkle,
coached by Luis Avila.
The lai-gest bracket was the The title game saw Newport Elemen-
tary, coached by Malcolm Dunn and
Mark Woods, defeating a fine group
from St. John's. Awards to all first and second-place
players will be presented by tournament
organizers Mike GaJasso, Paul Cothran,
6th grade boys grouping with
competing. Killybrooke, Pa arino,
Pomona and Mariners advanced the
semifinals with Pomona, coache by
PePe Casillas, beating Killybrooke,
The Boys 3rd and 4th grade group
featured 20 teams. Fighting their way to
the semifinals on Sunday were teams
from Pomona, Wilson, Kaiser and·
The Junior High School Division of
7th and 8th grade boys and girls. had
First time entrant Corona del Mar
won the 7th grade girls division by beat-
ing the Ensign girls, coached by Dave
Kauth.
;\; F \\. P < > H T 11 :\ H H < > H H \ ..._ I H \ I I \ ..._ "' < > < I \ I I ( 1 '..
Angels schedule
youth clinic June ·1 HONORS
P I :\ T < > I > I \. I ~ I < ) :\ ( --.'i 1 \ I I -..._ I \ I\ "' Newport Harbor High Baseball Awards
..
DeDniS Heenan
B~Ratne
BIBy MllllOO
Stu.wt Fine Scholarship
Andy Langsdorf, Sr.
c.o.ch's Award
Javier Robles, Sr.
Gavin Tomalas,Sr.; Garrett Nuzum. Jr.;
Joe Urban, Jr.
1hree-year letter wtnner
Joe Urban. Jr . ,, . ::
·.
Blake Fogg
Davis Pemstein
Matthew Collier
Derek Pinski
Christopher Rasch
Justin McPherson
Ted Slater
Kurt Yacko
Donald.Hunt
Mana.get Dave McPhenon
Coaches Jim Collier, c,ralg Fogg
ANAHEIM -The Califor-
nia Angels bave scheduled
their second of six free base-
ball clinics for Orange County
youth, ages 6-13, for June 1 at
La Palma Park in Ahaheim,
located at ~e comer of Harbor
Blvd. ~d La Palma.
The program takes place
from 9 a .m.-noon with regis-
tration set for 8:30 a.m.
The clinic features hands on
instruction by Angels players
and coaches in pitching, field-
ing and hitting. Por more infor-
mation, call 937-7200.
Most Improved Pl•yer
Paul Jones, Jr.
~ V•lueble Pl•yer
Joe Urban, .Jr.
All-S.. View l.ugue
Joe Urban, Jr. (first team), Garrett
Nuzum, Jr. (second team), Paul Jon~.
Jr. (honorable mention).
1Wo'YHf' letter wtnMn
Gavin Tomalas. Sr.; Andy Langsdorl,
Sr.; Chad Coluccio, Sr.; Paul Jones. Jr.
Flrst•yellr lettM'....,....
Javier Robles, Sr.; Nick Louis, Sr.; Ken
Bowen. Jr.; Donner Walters, Jr.; Garrett
Nuzum, Jr.; Jason Szolomayer. Jr.; Eric
Weigand, Jr.; Grant Miiier, So.
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ORANGE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR T.C. SALE #1342
NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION ON June 20, 1996
OF TAX·DEFAULTEO PROPERTY FOR DELINQUENT TAXES
On f f'tiruary 6 1996. I .John M W Moortach Olaoge Counrr T re;isi.ci fa1 Cotltoclor
: was dtredl'd to coor.iJd a l'lbi•C auc:tl04'I sate by lhe 0oeld cl S~r-.ors of OlalY)e Cou~y
• Cal1forrui The la( ~faufted picpe111es llSled bek:>w are S1bteci 10 the Tax Co•cctor s Power
' 01 Sale and an aulhonzatt0n lo sell dated Mardi 12 1996. has been received from the Slate
Controller
Th~ 1> public nohce thal I 'Ml ~I lhe prt1)el11eo; al 10 00 a m oo June 20. I 996
(Thursday I 1n lhe Roar<! ol Surxrnsors Heenng Room #11 5. Adt11ns1ratlOl'I BU1l<*ng 10 Civic
Center Plaza San4a Alla 1n lhe County ol Orange California fhe sale w.11 be ronduc1ed as a
, rcrblic :111d<ll1 ro lh<> htg~1 tutt•f for cash 1n 19wful money of rhl'! 1Jn,1e11 Srat-s or nt'gO!ia!jo>
' pepe1 for nol ~ lhan the m1nmum bid as sltONn on tht5 nuhce
Proper11PS wtileh are r~ned (paid)'" luft by June 19 t9QG (W<'dltesdi!y) at 5 pm Wiii
• not be sold The 11ghf of reoemphon Wiit cease at lhal lime 1rv:I proper lies not reOOemecl ~
• be sokl
II Ille pr~hes ;ire $old parlie'\ cl onlerel'I as ()>foned 1n Califorma Hever1ue and
• Taication Code SectlOll 4675 h/lve a rlQI~ to I~ a clam with lhl' county for any C'Yt.CSS pie>
cceds lrom lhe siVe E•c:ess pr~ are the amow1ol1~ hrylY>st bid'" e.cess ol lhe !terrs
Md eosls ot lhe sale which 1.e ro1d trnm the &ale ivt<:e 1«>111'1' wt'! I'(' grvl!ll l(; f811"'5 ol ~Nest
pufSllMf lo law ti t'Xa!SS proceed!I ,~ from lh .. Sllle
Potential bd'.lels shOuld conlacl lhe fa1 Coflecfn at 17 Crvir: Cenler Plan Room G51
Sant• Ana or e111(714) 83•·S70 I for more lnlorm111ion reg.11ang •he PtAll< '?Udion
PARCEL NUMBERING SYSTEM EXPLANATION
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the fictitious business Airway Suite ~.2 ·Costa Recorda tn the omc. of u,. MAY BE OBTAINED BY .,_ •iot1ated .. balcon111, und• tht '"'"' ot lltd Olld' •0 'Racordtdftbrury 13 1196 •
namt or names listed Mesa CA 92826 • r900fOlf d Orange County; CALI.ING THE FOUOWING l>'tlOI and ywdt u lhown upon Trull. tt., c11w1• ind IXl*I lnllr No M-671111n Boor Paet
above on May l5, 1998 This' bualneas Is con· Said SMt ot property wtl be Te..EPHONE NUM8ER ON lht Condom1n1um P111111l•1ed to of the Trutt• and of tht lluats ot OtflClll Reoordt lrl tht otta ot
Keith A. Dawson ducted by: en Individual "*" In ... 11· oondllDn THE . DAY BEFORE THE lboYt p<,,cti B Und B II llhown ettlled bf aald o.d ~f Trull lht rtc0tdw ot hgtCovnlYl
Michaels. Harms The registrant commenced covenant ot Wfll· SALE. (510) 313-0581. Tl£ upon Ult Condominium Plln S.ld talt wilt bt held on June 10, Slid Salt ot Plopei1Y wilt bt madt
1:hls statement was filed 10 transect business under rwff, Of"... or ~. No: 427580M, Pub; lbove rtfwrwd lo Parllll c Tilt 1996. II 3 00 P 111 Oft tht lront 111 •11 ;.· condrf!Oft wilhoul 00¥t-
w1th the County Clerk of Iha flctlllou• name or Ulla poe ... lon. °' 5113.~.5127/fle tlldlltNt rlahf to u11 of lhott lllllt lo I~ ~t1111Ce ol t 11111t or ·-11111y, ..,_ °' Oran9e County on 5-10-96 u led bov . to PllY the PGrtront of l>ltllll 1 dllCtlbld In Otanot Crng Ctnt•1• 300 E 1111plltd rt011dtnt t•lt ~
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Daily Pilot 27. June 3, 10. :C11t1~e A. Thagard 119 noM(e) aecur9d ~ Nici l«>TICE Of TRUSTEE'S SALE Ts l:!i':dr:4cia:~~ = :Ota, tht 10: llllOll'°.:: :, ti:~,.:::;:..~~-=~
17. 1996. This '"temenl was filed Deed d lNll. will .,,..,_.No t2301Dt Un11 Codtl loan deecnbtd YOU ME IN DEFAULT unll'ld ballnct ot tht obllQlllOI' of TrVll Mii' 'int•• 11 111 lllid
m208 With the County Clefk of ~ Nici noce pnMted, No.7~376·2/SCOTT N>I 937-80· UNDER A DEED Of TRUST DATED MCUred bY tl1t lboYt dtaC:rhl ll04t 1>10oricftd ~ rt
1---------Orange County on 5·3·96 tMtv•IOel. I 811ff, under fie O'll TD SERVICE COMPA/N tt 5/ll/92\JtUSS VOU TAKE Ottd of lr111t 111d "lltimllld ul'Mler tht l•ma of tllCI o.t~f PUBLIC NOTICE 19983882123 ..,,.. d Nici Deed d TNll. duly appointwd Trull• undtr It.. ACTIOH TO 'PROTECT YOUfl eott1, 911Ptn•. and ldVanott i. fruit ... cll1r9t1 lllCI ..,.,..
Dally Piiot May 13, 20, 27, ,..._ dWfeS ............. tollowing dnc:ribtd Ottd of Trutt PROPERTY IT MAY BE Sot.D AT $265,~3121·111111otllbftthll Ill ot U1e T1uiltt anc1 of tilt trullt
cna 13742 t8 June 3 1998 m202 of .. T,.._ ..S d fie Wlll SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION A PUB\.IC SALE If VOU NEED AH tht '""• ol tlll Ille OINllinf bid et1111td 11y· uld Ottd ot Trutl
Flctllloua BualnH• ' • ..,.. 0..-.. ~ ... Deed TO THE )llGliEST BIDDER FOR EXPt.AHATtOft •Of THE NATURE may be"" than tht IOCal indtlll· Slid ..... N lltld on 'Mt 10
Nam• St•t•m•nt PUBLIC NOTICE d rrwt. Seid .. !Ml be CMH (ill t~ form• whicll art Of THE PROCEEDING AGAINST td'*t due Dtlt 5115!'1' T 0 1996, 11 3 00 '111 on tht flOiil
The followlng peftont are 1111111 Oii! June $, 1911, lit llwiulltndtr 11 lht Unled Sllltt) YOU VW SH<M.O CONTACT A SERVI~ • C<MIPN« tt ..i lleot to tht •tl'lllCI ol Ult
doing butlneu as: UI• NOTICE OF TRUST1!E'S 3~ p..M. °" .. .,.... ...... ::':' ~-1• Clfl:..sci: LAWYER· '1596IWetlllltPl,18. [;t"S:C,. Sll";s~ ~ <nntt CMC" ·Ctn!• 300 E Style Apar1ment1, 1215 SAl.E T.S. NO. V230l11, to .. ...._ d .. OJ. Code Section =-r:lt 111 Cotti Mlle. CA t262r ·111 1 Rinck ~w'( CA llM ClllOlllM Or11191l~A·.:Ai tilt fllllt Hlghland Or1ve, Newport Uni Code v. LOllft No. -CMo c..-300 E. .... T 0 llrttl ..,,_ Of COllllllO!I dealt-a. . ot tllt tnelll 1111-IOll ot tllla Beach CA 92ee0 45.5512710ner N>t 419--..-Or-. CA 14 .. ,.,. 11 1!" l!IM of IO lllflOll of PfOl*ty • tll<IWll (llO!l~t!!~ .,. __.1119 l\041111, lllt lotll llllOUnt of ll1e•
UfeStYI• Apartments, LP., Otl-22. T .o'. SERV1CE =:-.:. ~ ·~-" =ltt~~to~ ~:~ rw· --rllllf • 01¥111 tt )t~ ~ lft'f inlofm111t!n ~!ui 4:: = ":".: ~ :-::
a Callfomla llmlted p1rtner· COWPAHV • dWll .. d IMI no1oe, .. IGell htld by ft ulld• .-i· Dttd of T~ comp .,... °' COllttlllM lit YM '°' lllll PtllllOtt -... o.d of l 11 , ed ~Ip, 121~lg~la~d11?rlve, polrMcl T,,.._ un6ef lie .,..... ol e. ...,.... bllo lrllll Iii tht pr~ h•e1111tter 'ofTr~; 1-:::. 0.: r-.1 orllly °' 111 wnhng. 'IF OOllt~r:.. ;: ..=::it ~s::" ac' a Omla folooMlgT WIJ.~"-DeedJ .. ~ -d .. a•VW ... ~n~.lMr1c1•'! f:*AlE.l •• EdtladtftlhtobllolliOll•*"rtd AVMl."81.E. THE EllPECTEO 1351 ... 11 ....... tllli'll Nil ........_ .. ~ _... ~ l'9 ....,_ de-....., ~ ,.,,. • ..._ OflfNtNG llO W.Y Bf OITAM:D tt1t I of .. tl1t Ol*lill!I bid Thia buslne11 11 con-UC AUCTION TO THE BY CM.llNI THE FOUOW!Mi' ~ bt ftlt llltn lht 1Gt11 llMllM·
ducttd by: a llmlttd pa.rt· HtGHEST B1CDER FOR mtPttOllf NUMlllRS OM THE..-. dut 0...-5114111 SU·
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Iha flctltlou1 name or ceeNlr'I ~ Of °"" E .. II SI Ste 700 a.ti Ana. CA namt• 11sttc1 above on •· cMdla ·........, -. CMI lltUILIC NOTICI 12105· (h•l ~.an w. .,. 2Ji~IVf• Apartment•. L.P., Code a.c..t 2114'1 A' J\ T"CJW NOT'" ~ TRUSTEE'S SALE :-=.'"'..\': IMMI~ COll9tt
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<att r••~denta ot PENINSUIA 2607 SHARE 2724 FINANCE I•-----· 5530 5530 Orange County), his e liiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... _______ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 11oaaRT a. awAN grandchildren and a a k a 11
Bob Swan, former co-large number of dear PENINSULA ec ·~ lrg home/ PERSONALS 3002 CONSTRUCTION••• RECEPT IONIST/
Ownet of the Newport friend1. Services will WINTERS 1·3 Bdrm• lot, Quiet, pos. pets, BUSINESS A11lat•n t/L•b or COURT DIRECTOR
Paclnc chain of retail be held Tuesday, May lncludln9 Oceanfront. $550 rm + 1/3 utll. 2Yr• exp. Truck req'd Frr at pvt tennis club boat dealerahlpa, 28, 3:00pm at Pacific Mostly furnl1hed pgr 454-3404645-5540 OPPORTUNITY EROTIC SATISFACTION Some tools. 545-0904 in N B. previous exp a
paSMd away May 22 View Memot1al Park In $7 50-$1750/mo. CAMEO HQHLNDS, 2904 •1-800·962·2874 P:IN ANALYST plus, Hours 2·10pm
at age 62, of cancer. .Newport with vflltatlon 875-4912 Agent CDM·2br 1 ba, pvt, Come on board with a 8 44-6900 ext .20 2.
Born In Glendale on Monday May 27 from spacious. Assume PAY PHONE ROUTE NEW1_8FR0E1E_8P7AR1_m5551N5E rapidly growing state-R ETAI L s A LES/
December 28, 1933 to 4 : 0 O -8: O Op m . COSTA MESA 2624 lease $1100/mo. 720-wide firm. Candidates CA SHIER Drug & g1h
Victor & Reba Swan, (714)844-2700. 1881/720-1288 Iv msg 35 Local & Estab Sites 18 • long O•st toll 10/111111 • tor entry level should store. Frr or Prr. exp
Bob 11 aurvlved by hl•i---------Fem•I• Prof' I to Earn up to $1500 wkly have a strong wilhng-prel'd. Bill 760-0111
wife of 44 yeara E'Slde Studio Prvt & share 3 Br, 2 Ba hse 1-800-696-4980 UNEXPLAINED ness to learn our op-----------•
Margaret, (Woodle); secluded. Very clean. In COM. Prlv. rm, PURCHASE/LEASE P 0 W E R ! ! ! llf88alions, and hold a E 1, m ~~~~: 1 0 n g
hla brother Bill Swan Garage pkg. $575/mo. share bath $450 + 1/3 Kitchen ln Orange Psychic Tells You A or finance related distance phone bill &
ofh1N1d•wports Beach, hla Ulls Incl. 848-9240 utll+ dep. Avl. now. County Sports Bar. Things You May Not degree. 647·6673. e a rn u n 11 m It ad c ran: teve Swan, 25 ..a3 3 1 d ' 1 • Cindy Swan, Tamara l!'SIDI! Studio, frig, 1-5 mme •ate ncome Even Want To Know??? FREIE INFO: HOW income. How? Call t fa I ti NB Share condo, n/a, with only $10k Invest· 1 ·900-888-4900 TO Q E T A JOB 1-B00-801·8 8 2 2 M.~.~ :~~'33~·.Tc;gihus~: lg mstr bd, bale, fp, ment.(714)580-8686 x1575 S3 .99/Per P:ASTt Call 310-726· Secretarv PT AsslSI
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Cemetery • Mortuaty E'Slde-BIQ Claan 2bd lncld. Bob 831-8717 •20 cash accounts . -. 4. GENERAL OFFICE orders, bills, direct -----------------.
Chapel • Crematory . 1ba. Gar. Ll'ldry room. NEWPORT BEACH •Buy all or part 2 positions, computer mail. Near OC Alrpon
n owru 3500PaclflcVlewOrtve $775. 120 Albert Pl. TOWNHOUSE •800-818·0908 HOTTEST sk il ls , 10-ke y. 9·12S10hr 852·9044
Wnen Words Are Newport Beach 548-1703 0 720-8081 Own room/batJ:l, FP. X * x * X * phones. ap ply at: SOCIAL WORKERS
N t C'-h .. ,. .. 2700 W/0 $525 plus v.i utll INVESTMENTS Roger's Gard ens Hiring $24/Hr Benefits. o u ioug -· Newport A roaa the 573-4848 ext317. · 2~91 S •n Jo•quln On the Job uainlngApply "Specializing In ll•P•l•E•R•,..::-IROTllE--•11-lfl Street 2 , gar. No WANTED 2912 J .69 UVE nllls Rd., COM your area 800·339·6150 S th ~ pets. $825. 1665 Irvine --. H • l on l between 9am-4pm. -'--------ympa Y BEU BROADWAY Ave.#7 72 9422 x203 RENTALS ~sos-soso NO PHONE CALLS T E L E P Ho N E o P· Flowers" A m ezlng P•itchlc ::7'VV-ERATOR -$9.25/hr. Mortuary * Chapel PRIME: l!'SI e Twnhm WANTED 2726 Readings can change 800-739-4420 HOUSE CLEANERS All shlhs avail at CM 2983 Harbor Blvd Cremation Lg 1400sf 2Bd 2.sea your life. 900-654· 81S.75 8 ·9100 Expanding co. needs ofc. Will train. Call
Costa Mesa 110 Broa~dway 1-c:ar gara~+parklng Retired Proteu lona l 2484. $2.99 min. 18+ 011-592-570..tSO renabl• P(T help. Eng/ Ann 213-960-5172
Costa Mesa apace. $1175/month. Women returning to Amer io•'• Hottest car r'9_q'd. 545-7350 540-3135 842_1150 RE Brkr 7l4-871 ·8100 Hme winter beach PARTY L INEI Call ,..waroom ~ ~ -rental for 24yrs. nowl 900•654•2481. FIND THE PERSON Admlnlatratlve EMPLOYMENT
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NEWPORT Now aeeka permanent s2.99 min. 18 ~. OF YOUR DREAMS Aaal s1ant SERVICES 5533 ... home can assist w/ NOW!!! Parsonable, organ-i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BEACH 2669 peta. maintenance, 1-900-988-8988 lzed lull-time news-_
----:-----,, •••••••• ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and management. Xlnt Ext. J.f1' fl r oom a s s I s tan t 1• references. 846-5424. ANNOUNCEMENTS nHded to do wide va· HOUSES/ •1BR •825• sz.99,,,Mht. rlety of duties in Dally
-CONDOS 28R 2 8A $725/Up · ••••••••• \11t11btll1r1. Pilot newsroom . Ev--Ref rig & dishwasher SuY.U (61').U5-14J4 erythlng from answer-f 0 R RENT Incl. 60X30 pool. No COMMERCIAL _L_O_S_T_&_____ Ing lhe phone to word
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tOUAL HOVS...C pets. No fees. No REAL ESTATE I•••••••• processing, trom col-0,.,.0,., uN•" --------.....,.. ... 1 ... ea_•_•_· s,..,,..45..,....-4_8_s_s_ ••••••••• iifii0iiUiiNDiiiiiiiiiiiiii2ii9ii2iiiS EMPLOYMENT lectlng surf & weather 1,....-------~ AJI rtll UUle 1fftltisln9 In Ulis VERSAILL.ES STUDIO Into to acting as edito-
lllWllll* 1111111icc1 tfll11 Fed· iiCiiOiiSiiTiiAiiiMiiiiEiiSiiAiii2iilii2ii4 Pent ho u • •. New I Y l'OUND-Tame King pl-rial librarian. Fun, last· 11111 flfr Heuli11" Act ti 1KI 11 f G ol geon, white, found nr paced environment. • ;'~0 ~~ · gar. BUSINESS OFFICE COM Church on He-Physical/Drug Screen-
--.. wltlcll lllll11 II illt9al •2 Br, 1 B••. fenced . 4 . FOR RENT 2769 llotrope. 644-7153 EMPLOYMENT Ing required. Equal It anertls• "1nw prtle11ncc. yd . w/d hkup, gar, No opportunity employer u1111111en ., dl;crlminallon Pet a 2636 Santa Ana 1·5-0-UTH---C-0-AS--T--fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LOST CAT Fluffy tan/ 5530 M/F/H/D. send re:
bait• 11 race. color. rttigion. P.,ve.. Unit C, $900. • 8 A V F R 0 N T brown F. Do ver sume to: Bill Lobdell. su,U..~11.lamlllalsbtusor _av_1_6_11 ___ 64_s-_10_20_ METRO ¥686 800 aq. ft. commercial Shores , N B. RE· Air Conditioning Editor, Dally Pilot, 330
Utilul111tln.w111lnllntloftlo W'Slde • Quiet St. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili-iiiii office space. $1450/ WARDI 642-1888 PT/FT. Assist to mlrs w. Bay St.. Costa
_ .... -11-1111nce, llml groaa rent. 673·1761 LOST DESERT T OR· rep. Phones. orders. Mesa. 92627. --·• auc ,... · 3-Bdrms. New carpet. 1 BR nr SCP. Security, di 11 N DUN., lfllcrtmill11lon." $1050 752·2881 pool, tennis, dwnstrs Office Space For Rent TOI SE Grey/black, bills. roct ma . ear PLUMBER Tiiis HWIPIPtr will not unit. $820/mo. 802· 823 W. 18th St .. N.B. 8". nr 15th & Cliff Or, OC Airport 852·9 0 44 Min. Syrs exp an re-
Ulewtltlyaccep&11171fwrt.lst· 917.2395 400 'i"· Avail 6/15 NB. Reward. 646-7009 BEAUTY pair. Oood benefits ...a filf NII e&Ull wtitc.is la NEWPORT 45.9 5 3 9 LOST-Min. apricot poo· Pro gross Ive C. M. and pay. 548·5558
tiall&IM1ft1111n.Ovr111d1rs BEACH 21691••••••••• dle,"Fella",lost nr 1 ~1h Salon needs exp'd POSTAL&GOV'TJ08S
WI fllrl'Y lnlar1111d tllal 111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & Westclilf 5/17. '1e· manicurist 722-6696 $21/HOUR .. BENEFITS
•wtlllllta 1411mllsc• ln tlllt MISCELLANEOUS ward. 645·1564 CASHIER NO EXP WILL TRAIN
....,.., .,.. IYlllJ.ie on an Deluxe 2 Br, 2.5 Ba. RENTALS ASST MANAGER Appl+lnlo 714·647·1991 ._.....-itfllllb.. Tlcom-Ocean Vu, 2 car gar, Oc~~To:,~;;_ Sell your home for restaurant in N.B
......._., .._ ·""HUD walk to bch. $1650 Avl I••••••••• 5550 5 through classllteu FT/PT Exper Please ,,_ ""2krlllf .. n,.., now. 642-4427 • ho'1 Te•m Av! 8 42·5878 111-• • 1·D·U•·mG. for --------•---------l"tlonelMalt-Buo Svo call 723·6149, Iv msg .
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S2300. 3 10-277-1583 gated, lt/alry/contemp mstr bd, furn/unfum 750sq.tt Forest Ave., Npt North 2Br 2Ba W/D, pool, apa, gar Laguna Baach. Not
--------condo, 2-car gar, AC, full prlv. Prof N/S street front. S1500/mo. BALBOA w/d. pool. No pets. $600 mo/$800 aec 494-1858 rENINSULA 1007 s14so1mo. 640-1s2g dep. pgr 721.J11e.
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knowledgeable and
motivated customer
. " service.
Thank you again
Madt Porcella
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• • I , •
MONDAY, MAY 27, 1996
TODAY'S
CRoSSwoRo PUZZLE
APPUAllCll IOU PlfS t SAIL BOATS 7014 ISUZU -----•IDDIA1S 6041 --... --"'"lubnro Aef/f'ra ••••--••iilll LIDO 14 & Treiler. '87 l•utu Troo..-r'tl Claggne., •* ce>Ok· a..-,a.pn 2·•et• or aalle. ar .. t. 75k 1111111. or1gln•I top, Kit eld DIW & ,..,,,....,_ Boat! '1200 831-3043 owner, reel, $8,&00
oven/micro. Xlnt cond. Every Sal & Sun at LIDO 1 • EMC racer Call 8!50·1789.
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ACAOSS
1 s-.m
' Shott<llved fuhlon
9 "Time'• ArroW'
•l.dhor 13 Spud atate 14Teh~r 15 Island 90Uth
ol Sbly 17 Polite
18 Canine comment
t9 Tearierker? 20 Sharpest
22 San Franciaco's
nelgtlbOr
24 Warbled ·
2' f>taytul animal
27 15th ol March 28 Person who
avoids othera 30•TY.pe ot chart
32 Ki1Chen herb
35 Dairy product 39 Arab's robe
40 Alphabet leners
41 ·-hve and
breathe'" 43 Actress -Dawn
Chong « Distance across 46 Cetestlat
48 Musician's forte 50 Not here
51 Lead•~ player
54 Mother s brother
se FliP • eoin 80 ValOr
e2 Anlmai.
IM ROMoll
ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
Make otter. 8'48-1883. PETSMART, Fountain 2 .. tt of Hiii by Elliot
M•wta• W••h•r Valley. Puppl .. , kll· Patteraon. Trailer & •---------
Good Condition lent •nd more, •II boat cvr. All gn cond. MAZDA 9125
S100. 721-9656 looklng for loving, car· 11200. Mii<• Kane l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii' Ing homes. CAl.l. 597· 831•3Q43 1•
rr~ .. ol
68Cyou.1n
~fntiiif Q. 1 · >-. Sout.h, vulnerable, )'~U
hold:
A • It la temp\ing to jwnp to three
epadee, the five.card major w1t.h too hono.rs. But that will almoat
certainly loee the heart euif., which
oould be the right strain for • slam
sinee pattner will surely be able to
iet. discant. on your spades. Start
by biddini two clubs (Sta,yman ) to
check on whether partner hae a
four-card truijor.
Woehor/Drwor Oas S¥>:l7 for more Into. ---------1988 Meada RX 1
Stove & Frig S140/ea. •Poodl .. AKC• WE PAY CA$H Turbo, spo\less. 52K 714•848·584'3· Tea Cup Toy&! Mini For good u .. d Sabots mll•f· SS500, Call
Peria 69 Fi&hegos
70 Poetry 71 Cok>ted. as
clo4h 72 Bro'a slbhng
73 Chemical compound
DOWN
1 Hayseeds 2 Good·bye, in
Cannes
3 f?oe ·a night visitor
4 Roofing piece
5 Excavation
6 BtJttets up 7 Fulol hot -8 ·Robinson
Crusoe· author 9 On a rampage
10 More masculine 11 Greek epk:
12 Small rock 16 Connecting
words 21 Fish finder
23 French sculptor
Jean
H7·M 0 t•.Unll9cl'MtuN~
26 Have a go at 46 And &o on: 29 Nebl'Hka Ctty abbr.
31 Frostier 47 Hill the hay
32 Not cooked 49 Toupee: slang
33 t<1rnono sash 51 Rip-olf
34 Down 1n the 52 L~ dumps 53 "The Si~ng
36 Before Cowboy 37 Moloflst's org. 55 Approaches 38 Hafl-ot·Famer 57 Manifest
Ott 58 Perceive
4 1 Runners and 59 Scoff wreslle1s 61 Ory
42 Gloss 63 Dwell
45 Outdoor artia 66 Luau food
----~ 1 11
•KQ84 OAQ 1086 S <>.} M .2
The bidding has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NOR11f
1\7 Pau 1•
1 .
What do you bid now?
EAST
Pua
A • Playina atandard methods,
your hand jus\. qualifies as a jump
t.o four spadea -you must add a
point for the doublet.on club and
three for the singleton diamond. Ir
splinter bids are in your arsenal, by
all means jump to four diamonds to
s how a raise to game in spades with
good trump support and diamond
shortness.
Q. 2 • Neither vulnerable, as
South you hold:
•6 2 <:IK 8 7 5 2 09 6 3 ~ 4 2
Pa rtner opens the bidding with one
no trump. What action do you take?
A • Only a sadist would permit
partner to s truggle in one no trump
with a five-card major and a hand
which might be trickless. Convert
to two hearts. either directly or via
a transfer bid 1f you use them. Your
hand rates to produce a few tricks
in a suit contrnct
Q. 3 · Neither vulnerable, as
South you hold.
•J 7 5 3 2 \i.J OJ 9 8 5 •K Q 6
Partner opens the bidding with one
spade. Whal do you respond?
A • With a hand that has little in
the way of dcfensc. fi ve-card sup-
port for partMr':-m~or and a sin·
gleLOn, don't make 1t easy for the
opponents LO get into the auction.
Jump LO four spades and let them
worry about what to do.
Q. 4 · Both vulnerable. as South
you hold:
•A K J 10 3 <:iK 6 II 4 OK 10 5 •6
Partner opens Lhc bidding with one
no trump. What do you bid now'?
Q. 5 • Aa South, vulnerable, you
hold:
u858J OQ63 OJ 82
1 •
The bidding has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH
P... P-1\7
?
What do YoU bid now?
EAST
PUI
A • Regardless of whether you play
four-or five-card majors, raise to
two hearts now. Should you bid one
spade and partner rebids, say, two
clubs, yau would feel guilty if you
simply took a preference to two
hearts. That action will of\en be
predicated on a low doubleton in
partner's suit for lack of anythfog
better to do.
Q . 6 • Both vulnerable, as South
you hold:
•Q 6 3 \?K Q 10 6 <>LO 8 3 2 M 9
The bidding has proceeded:
NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST
l• p ... ?
What do you respond?
A • rt is standard practice to
respond with four-card suits up-the-
une when you have a sound
response. Therefore, there is no
need here to bypass the diamond
suit in favor of bidding hearts, espe-
cially since you have no t.enaces t.o
protect. Bid one diamond.
$450-$950 714·751-3465 & boat equlpm•nt. after 15pm, 673-474~. PURNlTUll 6014 Savo abused and Minney'• Yacht Sur·, ________ _
l"iiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii abandoned P•ls. Be a plus, 1500 Old N-· MERCEDES 9130 t• voluntHr/ioater. Call pon Blvd. 548-4192
714·597·9037 . Beaut Henredon Bedrm
.. , Ilk• new. Sacrlllce 111500. •73·0058 SPEED & '72 3SOal MeroedH Claulc. LlghC blue. lmmaoul•t• Furniture PIANOS & SJ(I BOATS 7016 Exe. cond. 2nd owner.
everything goH s20 ORGANS 6059 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii s10,eoo. 642·7404.
lo $2,SOO ObO. cherry 2a• SKI BOAT '881=,..,....=.,,,...,~--.---8/A sets, rice roste( & iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil * '74 280 M•rcedos sleigh, forma dining BABY GRANO 5 • 7 ~ lllr• V-8, King EMC cond. Orig ownr
rm w/chlna cabinet, Grlnnel Bros. New Cobra OJD, low profile Choe brown/tan Inter.
leather sofa set, Vlcto-Mahogany flnl1h . hull, Jull aervlced. Runs oreatt $3000.
rlan llvlng rm, grdla· Make qffer. 646·1863. new controller/uphol· 7 80·14'82
h , 1tery. Great ski boat· 1 _______ ..,...,....,,...,.~
t •r clock, plus fast-1001<1 g1ea1. .... · •77 M8Z 450SLC •71~220·2988* ready to go. SI0,500 grey wired Int., xlnt
Misc ••• Furn., an work, GARAGE SALES 646-9449 574·4247 cond. musi see!
gym equip, 16-pc slvr, ••••••••• $7,500 548·1889 & crystal. 733·8sss. -.-.,. u-.NE--S-L-IP_S __
Model homo furn 2 "~ 1-'1--------
wlng back chairs wt COSTA MESA 6124 DOCl<S 7022 PLYMOUTH 9165
match pillows $220 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~!fnh. ~,:i~~w~edz~~~ Moving Sal• 30' Mooring (C·80) 'd' '88 Plymouth Sundance
Whitewash computer 5/25·27. 2849 Chios 11 ' SW, off Alvara o Turbo. 69K mhs. Exe d k I hi 2 Ad. Mesa Verde, Furn, Pl., E. of Bay Is. $l41<. cond In/out. Auto. All
d':.!r e~d~:,'; ;',°so Garage Items, misc. Call (909) 397·9797 or pwr. $3500. 536-1 l89
548·6090 (909) 626·7190
1"M~U~S~T,,.-..,,,S..,,,E,.,.L..,.L..,.1,,..I -G-lr-ls --------PON TIAC 9170 white nights tand w/ TRANSPORTATION MOTORCYCLES 11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
mlchng dresser/ mlr· SCOOTERS 8018•• ror $55. Beige/brown '89 S UNBIRD
couch 525. Kids/La· Conv. Turbo GT. Auto, dlH/Mens clothing, BOATS 7011 Honda 750 Nighthawk all pwr AM/FM cau. New Dec '95. Blue. 1oys. books, Eureka 3200K milos. HotmeV CC, trll, cstm tires/ cannister vacuum wl , w h t s . S 4 4 O O . attach 520. Shelves, 23 B•~ la u n ch dbl blk llhr jckt $4100. 673.2762.
rugs. much morel! ender. Norwelgen Kls· • 642·7404
979.9534 korgen, Vo1vo engine
. $4,995 Obo 675-6128 ·-------· 4X4 Wa lnut d in ing rm -.--------
aet 4 chairs, 2 loaves 8 ROWBOAT & OARS AUTOMOBILES liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
9221
550 obo 646-6747. catamaran hull, good ••••••••• cond. $300. 675·0304.
AVON 1990 9 '3"
WANTED Good corie11t1on. S35o. BMW 9030
TO BUY 6019 Pump/oars Incl. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C909l529·3347· '80 BMW 7 3 31 Wht
'72 Chevv Blaz•r 4x4
Custom engine/ drive
shah. New tires/paint.
Hardtop. Full cage.
96% restored. S9995.
646·4505 111 msg. TE Al< LU MB ER _C7_l_4_>5_7_5_·1-5-6-3·---1 auto, loaded. X111i
WANTED. 642·5221 Catamaran Nacr e cond, $6200. OBOl---------
days, 675-9109 eves. 5.2 (17'), w/traller. Call 640-0683. VOLKSWAGEN 9235
Top Dollars Pa id Ready to sail 5790· 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Leaving In 2 weeks, ---------•• For Records. J azz, must sell. Voice Mall CHEVROLET 9045 ·, 7 1 SUPERB U 0 Learn to be a b e tte r bridge Sountracks. etc. 401·6626fvmes. CONVERT I BLE
p layer! S ubscribe now to the Call Mlke 645-7505. ,93 SUBURBAN 4x4 Red/white, restored
Gore n Briqe Letter b y callinc _P_O_W_E_R_B_O_A_T_S--1 Silver. dual air, new like now. 642·9574
(800)788-1~ for information. Or JEWELRY FURS tires, all eMtras, Oke i-,-7-3--V-W--S-U_P_E_R_·
write to Goren Brid ge Letter-, & ART ' 6025 7012 new. $23,500. i40· BEETLE Rblt e ng ,
P .O. Box 4410, Chicago, lL 60680-5221. n e w bra kes, pt,
4410. NEIMANS 18' MAHOGONEY a h ock a. $1900
Two 11mlted edition RUNABOUT. J ust re-FORD 9075 ODO 6!50·6~26 finished. Bimini Top
s er lg' a Ph s • b •au I $3750 •73 71 """" iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1---------tramed/matled. Seller u • ••
EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE ANTIQUES 6010 motivated! 759·5410. 1948 Lvman 1993 FORD ANTIQUES & Ctasslc Bay Boat. BRONCO 4 X4 CLASSICS . 9250
When you're tuned into
classified
WANTED 5535
Loving Swedlsh nurae's
aide. Gd cook, drive,
caring. Local rels .
Spec In stroke & can-cer patlenls. 646·3735
•lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1_o_F-FI-CE~~~-
EXQUISITE
FLEMIS H
Minor master, Van
Dael. Circa 1750.
Provenance. superb condition. BeauUfut
floral, enrlque framtt.
pp 714·449-7119. SOK.
FURNITURE &
EQUIPMENT 6047
OFFICE flies, desks,
copier. phones, and
morel 642·4600
Xfnt cond. $3500 obo In perfect cond. All 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Call 733.9993, power, leather:phone, 1•
AVON SEA.RIDER tow pkg, rims/11res.
13'4". 60HP Mere Only 60k mlles. $17K.
(8hrs. Runs exc.) High 574-4247 or 646·9449
performance/water MUSTANG '70 · Ga·
'74 J e naen Heal•v
Lotus twin cam. eng. StVhrd-tops. Runs Xlnl
S2K 8 3 9-7 5 24
ski/fish/cruise. Traitor raged 26 yrs. 99,750l---------
plus many xtras. mt, 1 owner. S4000. AUTO PARTS
you're tuned into your
commµnity.
Chances are
you wilt find
what you need
at the price
you want to pay
when you read
the ClaH lfleda
s3soo. 546-2858. s48-os11 .& REPAIR 9260
every day
Top Dollar Poldl
Fro m 1800·1960.
1 pc to entire estate.
Paintings, china. gtsware, furn, etc.
40Yr NB Res 673-6223
Put a few words
to work ·for you.
Call 642-5678.
LIFT OATES For S ale (3) Wattco
3.000 lbs. capacity,
Llh Ga\es. S2500 for
all (3). For more
Information. please
call Promod Shah
1·714·574-4267.
CERAMIC
TILES
CLEANING
3528 SERVICES
DOORS 3580 HANDY MAN 3710 INTERIOR IANDSCAPE & PARTIE S & PAINTING 3858 ROOFING 3910
3 548 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DESIGNERS 3 7 82 LAWN CARE 3 808 OCCASIONS 3 84 O iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii An e xpe rienced •P a lnlJCarpont ry * liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil WEST COAST PAINTING
CERAMIC •MAR BLI! WINDOW CLEANING dependable door Drywall and morel VISIONS DllSIONS Sha no'a Gardening United Pa rt1 Renta l Free Est.•10 Yrs EMp
tnstotl'n • Fabrication •Average 1 story-S30 hanger. Guar work, Small Jobs Oki ASIC Prof'I Designers. & Landscaping. Lawn-Wedding Rental Equip Unbeatable Rates I
20Yrs Exp • Ucensod • 2 slory-$45. reaa. Don 521·8910 Qa ry 845·5277 Cost etfectlve, excep-care lnstalt'n/Removal Rehearuls•Receptfons Ref's. Joe 95o-3433
1-eoo-346·9 3 21 ~:~.~~ ~11::~:~: DOOR INSTALLATION semi Rettred c:ontracior t1ona1 buying power. Clean-up 548·5801 Grad Pan1es 845-0780 PERSONAL Leak~ Shower• Rep'd WEATHER-STRIPPING R1p1lrs. lmpro11em1nts. Sml/lg budgets, rree Ya rd Cl••n-up , Trim
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Rcgrout1n9 & lnslall'n & Reg Svc. Mlnl·bllndi, & Hardware 5 52·591 O sm jobs Quality/Int.,,,.~ consultation. 290-eo9o Trees/Hedge/Remove/ ---------1 SERVICE 3867 carpet & noor. VlWMC/M ·• PAINTI NG 3858 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AAA ACOUSTIC L111670130 Dean of Tile A..l'a 0 8&-2!500,_________ I car•, Ken 84 2·177 I---------Weed, Nu Lawn/Malnt.
BA1BOA ROOFING CO
;Comm , Res ,1Rerool
/Repair , Free Est ,Refs
Llc'd/1111 1 31-50 81
•THUNDER ROOFING•
For all of your roofing
needs . Reroof/Repalr. Uc 638144 848-4122
P~int-applicd Remove· 673·8065 or 846-8526 JEWELRY 3784 964·Ya!d Pg-746·5375 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil YOUR PERSONAL ~ i--------DRYWALL REMODELS carp, ptbg, ASS ISTANTS palch. Texluro fnl/ext. Newport Tiie & Marble CONCRETE & SERVICE 3584 paint, elec, tfle, stucco. & . •W.P . YOUNGQUIST Personal Girl Fridays. REMODELING 962·599t 0 ' 547·99os Fine Craftsmanship ... 35571,_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii roofing. MORGAN William Harold Jewelers MASSAGE 3830 Painting Contractor Trullwonhy & Profes· & ADDITIONS 3916
CEILING MASTER At Allordabfe Prices. MASONRY 1• Llc'd . Ph#950·3261 Watch & Jewelry repair Qual. painting by prol'ls slonal. Excellent refer-t=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
•Acoustic Removal• Showers/Couniers/Flrsliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ..,.SMA1L JOB EXPERT Mobll• f 4Q3._539 5 Antique• Fine Jewelry Ucl602098. Ina. ences. 957·1705. t• Na1ural Stone & Marble Drywall/Plaster Repair 073 .030IS L & B Tho ra p ~ Free est. 645·3305 ASK ME ABOUT ... Cus1om T<!;.1wc•Pa1n1 Fplc:s L645486 842·2214 Brclck. Blopck11' Stoon,e, Tl" •Hanging, Taping, Tuturt Home Repalrnte model Buy/MIV!radt & Nulrltlon Ins/WC ---------• 0 •· VOCAL Remodellno-Actdltlon1 lie o Mark 838-7300 one, a o. r veway C /R 5 Coeta Meta/Newport RN /L MT $ 5 /0 r f 24Vrs Quellty PalnUnt PIAN ell & Repairs. No Job Too
Fptc, BBQs. Ref. 25 Yr ompi 91 51•5573 2 5 Year• Exp. massage. 722·982 3 TOUCH\JPS. TOO LESSONS 3868 Smalll Bob 5 4 8 ·8 223 --------'CLEANING Exp. Terry 557·7594 BAK 1 Llc lll 58 5 100 Jim 831•2480 LANDSCAPE & 24 Hra. Richard Sinor iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
CARPENTRY JSlO SERVICES 3548 *Best PrlceJQuality :~,~~~~0u'~,~~i~~~~f. ---------LAWN CARE 3S08 _M_O_VI_N_G ___ 38_3_4 uct11290644 645-3209 PIANO Beg.·AClvanced ~:~':n~nlat~~'~!~~~1e
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Landscape, bricl<, stone etc 7l4-2 40 1159 QUALITY CARI! + AU ages-Teacher Cert. Rm Additions Visa/MC Handvm•nJRe model Conetet• 100-78t-1007 · • HAUUNG 3720 Ba a lo Yard Malnt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 20% OFF W/ADI Entertainment Avail. ll560875 8 73·1212 Add t B Ki A TOUCH OF CLASS i ions. a111. itcll Cloanlng. Res/Comm •EXP ERT; Blk walls. E ECTRI Lawns. Cln-up1, Tree PUBLIC NOTICE 20Yrs ftp.. Xlnt wortunanshlp Jennifer 640·8089 ~;~~~w:i~~b. D:";.~?n~ Lie/Bonded. Free Est. brick, concrt, 11ucco & L CAL 3610 JUNK To Tho DUMP Trim, Sprlnldrs, Aerlle, The Calif. Public Ullfl· Fair $ 845-2417 Ron ,_S_P_RJ_N_l( __ E_R_S __ _
Newport a1co tmmed Toresa 282·7143 , stone. 25Yr Exp. LOW$ (71~908·1882, Thltcll 131"'4U Pg-41s.81'2 ties Commission RE· RAINBOW Circle Melnt. PLUMBING 3890 l 392 1
Page 7 14·227·8122 •BOSS HOUSECLEANING 1 Joso 531·7843 Small Job l!XPERT Will haul what Tr•sh • TREES • QUIRES that all u .. d P•lntlng·lnVExl House/Apt
Licensed-Bonded FENCES. Brick, Block, Duncan l!lectrlc Man won'tl 968-1862 household good's Quality )ob. Free est. THE LOCAL PLUMBER DOORS RemO<lei•Haidware Local/Quick Aee~onse Te~d"'e•ffe. L.11w1te, fl\ Overs prlnl their Ltfl569H7 0 3&-8888 ·•Jame• E. B1~11ft Co.• Trim•Cab1ne1S•S1ucco s 10 oo per hour. Tiie, Plaster & BBOs. L1275870 ••o. 042 TWENTY DOLLAR ••e-... 751....,78 P.U.C. Cal T numbltf; Since,, ..
0 1 56 3 .,5 71~548..03U OuafJGuarant'd. work .... tf -rywl L 27 I ., Vu t•P F11t S Blll-842•7887 HAULER/CLEAN-UP Lawn Se"'loo. Mow/ limos and chau eurs CHUNG'S PAINTING Friendly Servlc8*1nsured Jor~ 842-0587 WINDOW CLEANINO Llc'd Contrac tor JOHN 9 50•1028 ecsge/sod/sprlnktora/ print their T.C.P. num· 20 Yrs Exp. Gel Pricer Ll632981 87$·9304 , ________ _
A to z HANDYMAN • CAA PET CLEANING Pattorn•d Coner••• Small Job tpeclallst cln-up. Al 980-.2718 b•r In all advert!... Guar work. Free Eal. ---------. TUTORING
SPRINKLER REPAIR
Val11es•HeadseTlmt-
clock1. 26Yrs Local EICp John Burr 282 ·283 1
INSTAWAEFACE CABINETS =R~~~~~~ ;::~;i79 ~;~~:.w~::alr/:!i~~~!i ~=~~h~~3~g: tve msg or call alter 5 ~:~~0~f ab"o"ut~~~·I:. Uc:#375802 53~1534 •DAN DAWSON•
Kllcnens. baths, doors. UcJFree eat 2 2 2•0889 HEALTH, BEAUTY QARDllNINQ Rollabl• gallty ot a mover, limo EMERALD PAINTING Pluntblng 648·6720
3929
windows Doug 546·7258 •Brig ht H••clnlng • FITNESS 3140 &. Quallty Work al or chauffeur. call: lnt/Eict. Wallpaper/Tiie Waler Hea~ers •Drains
CA RPENTRY•Wlndows European Prof'I. BHt1---------fBNCES reasonable rat••· Public Utilities FrH .. l/R•f/10yrt •MP R1model • Repair
READING TUTOR
Grad•• K·9
·Cred1ntla1ed Teachlf· Doors • Wood Fences in townl Refs 5Yrs Exp. CONTRACTORS 6 D!C~S 3615 , Ed Blrrtl1 548·3371 Commlulon competlllvt s 751·2039 Faucet• • Flxturu
CloseVGarage Ofganizers Grace 251·9455 GENEn11~ 35581:W•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SKIN & 800Y CAA• K.Ot: iO•n• • H.............. 71•·558-4151 Uc'd P1Jrl717-5t21 S1eph1nle 723..0481
~ 1• 10 ... Off All F 1 1 -........... ,..... a.no Abrema PalnUn9 U•261581 • Call Bob Honut•Rellabte•Hard '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••NC s ..,, ... •• ,. ac • • / aaonry ,!Irrigation Dlbernerdo'e Movlnn ~==;:=:::;=:;:::::1---------W I L di t• •r IE -T * Ma11ages & Waxing TI I 'R 1 • Int/Ext Ou1I Paint/ReasS -bpet1 Dr•ll' Cle.,.1 .... 249·6323 Pg·312·0026 orklng rlsh a ... ACM CONI TRUCTON MW/repelr/petl ,.,-ec1 Cati Beck., 28~6606. I r mm nQ emova • Locat/Offlc•/Storage Llc'dftns'd since !78. . .• WAU Avail 10 clean your AadWOOd • Ltl'571e05 , Cfeal'l·UPS • 1lntenanc;t Long Olat. Free Ett. M9·7De:I Pg-664·3G47 & Plumbing Repalre co~•.,..GS ,.132 home. Wkl~Bl ·wk Tennant Improvement JI Wh &42 7208 li'599025 e.0-8108 Tlf!181'32 97e-31 i4 20Yrs tllj). AA ¥!Olk p , .,,.._ ~
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