HomeMy WebLinkAbout1998-10-12 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -COSTA MESA CON\J'AUNITIES SINCE 1907 MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1998
A newsroom
divided
W e knew it was conung for
mon1hs and Uus week 1t
arrived -949. With the gruce
period over, locals hdve to cope
with cUl area code change that hdS
split Costa Me.a
The Daily Pilot was not left
• unscathed. The
ne~room
phone> have two
main prefixes,
540and 574.
Unfortunately,
those two pre-
fixes are in dif-
ferent area
codes, 714
dJld 949, respectlvely.
Which means that News Edjtor
Steve Eames and 11mes Comrnu·
nity News Senior Editor Tony
Dodero, while sitting only a few
feet away from each other, are on
opposite sides of the great an~
code divide.
UNOBTRUSIVE ADDmON: The
222nd squadron of thE' Air Nation-
al Guard i.s expected to be dJl
unobtrusive addition to the pro-
posed conunercictl airport ut El
Toro Marine Corps Air Stallon,
said Ellen Cdll, county airport
spqkeswollldll.
:The station which is now in
COGta Me~ will be loccth .. >cl on the
e~tem pdrt of the bac,e next to the
proposed regional park, C'dll sdld
To help keep the station out of
sight and out of mine.I, vegett1tion
will be plt.1.0ted around the station
to buffer lt from the pork clnd the
rest of the base.
"They'll camoufldge us," Sc.Lid
Mdjor Greg Goldbctch, base com-
mander for the Air National
Guard Station.
TOUCHED BY AN IRISH ANGEl?:
With ldws\llts galore, shnnlo.ng
emollments and massive infra-
structure needs, few people can
deny that the Newport !
school clistnct could use angelic
assistance.
..:
Could It already be hdppcrung?
lf you call the supcnntcndent's
office, you'll spc>ilk to the new
recepborust, Unda Timmons who
resembles and speaks with the
same lnsh accent ds Monira, thE>
Herculean wdJTior turned hcdvt>n-
ly messenger on the populdC tele-
vision 5eril•!,, "Touched By An
Angel.H
Tunmons, who assumed her
new post two WlJ.Cks dgo, said <>he
has hdd three people tell her she
reminds U1em of Morurti, so far.
But she said she-Oas no • spcoal
powers." Uh hu'h.
GREAT DEBATE: At a tense PldJl·
rung Comnussion meebng on the
proposed Harbor Center, coffinus-
sioners found themselves bcmg
directly addre.sed by some audi-
ence members. At one pomt, re.1-
dent Warren Inouye challenged
commissioners by asking them
repeatedly whether they had redd
a lease agreement None of th<'
comnussioners dJ'\Swerl..'<l Inouye
witil Davenport said that he had
not read the INSe
Later, resident Tom De Long
asked Davenport to do tum a favor
and c;tand up for a second. Daven-
port dcclmed dcsp1t0 other shouU,
of encouragement from U1e dUdi-
ence. Altc>r OavC'nport's r<'fuSdl,
De Lonq llghtened the moment by
saying, "l was wrong, they don't
have dlly bodi~. H
-Compiled by Daity Pilot staff
ON VACATION
Corey Cano of Newport~
catches up on some hometown
news while ln Kona. Hawaii. He.
Just purchued homemade lets
from two HawaJJan boys.
Council to consider. buying Balboa l)ieater
• Federal grant funds would
be used to purchase historic
cultural landmark.
from Lido Isle resident .John Wortmann,
whose family owns the East Balboa Boule-
vard baildlng.
Assistant City
lhrilled to hear that NeVfP()rt Beach may
step in and buy 'the theater, which has
been closed for six years.
Foundation supporters have worked for
more than three years to ra1'e enough
money to buy and renovate the theater,
but to no avail, they say.
Manager;Kevm Murphy handed m his
re$ignation m August, Newport Beach is
looking to find a new aty-mandger to take
hi!» place.
lk»{Pb
Manger Sharon
Wood said that if
dpproved, the money
to buy the building
will come from U.S.
Community Develop-
ment Block Grant
funds earmarked for
The Qty Coono1
will meet at 7
p.m. today at
Qty Holl, 3300
Newport Blvd.
City officials hope to hnd d n~w man-
dger by March 1, 1999 in time to review
the aty's proposed budget for 1999-2000.
NEWPORT BEACH -The> City Coun-
cil will consider :-.pending $480,000 to pur-
chase the histonc Balboa Tht>ater at its
meeting today. The oounctl me~ts at 7
p.m. at City Hall, 3300 Newport Ulvd. Balboa Peninsula revitalization.
If the deal goes through, Wood said the
next step 1S for the foundation to lease the
building from the oty, assuming the ·city
does not want to operate the theater 1tself.
Other items the City Council Will con-
s1der include:
• Installation of a new audio system tor
City Council chambers. Council members
will conslder vobng to amend the 1998-99
budget not to exceed $40,000 lO purchdS-
mg a new voo.ng and audio system tor
council chambers.
Officials say Newport Beach hus lcnta-
tively agreed to purchase the old thedter
Members of the Balboa Theater Per-
fo.nrung Arts Foundation say they are
• A $22,500 contract to help recrwt d
new city manager. Because former City
City officialS hope to have both items
installed by December.
RALLYING FOR CHOC
JON lEA• HI DAILY I'll.OT
More than 100 walkers cross the footbridge over Bristol Street to South Coast Plaza ln support of Orange County children ln
the 8th annual Cl IOC/Dtsneylclnd Community Walk in Costa Mesa. Participants included the family and friends ol Alex Tobin
(with signs), who was a CHOC pdtient. Below, Andy Pichard wears a balloon hat after the SK walk.
_Walking for th· hi I rem
Volunteers raise funds to help support research
and assist terminally ill youngsters
.
S teps to improve the lives or temunally ill chil·
drcn were taken by hundreds of dedicdted
walkers during the 8th annud.l Children's
1Josp1tdl of Orange County/Disneyland
Commuruty Walk on SWlday m Costa Mcsu.
Mdny C'Othusidsllc commuruty volunteers, fa.mi·
ht'" nncl locdl bus111css people gathered across from
the Omng ' County Performing Arts Center at 8:30
<l m. to begm the 5K walk arowid South Coast Plaza.
The event's purpose was to rdlSe•tunds to further
d1SC'd'iC research and help pay medical costs for the
terminally-ill youngsters who VlSlt Children's Hospi-
tal every year, c;aid Jean Hamdnn, co-chcllfWOnldn
or the event.
•The children of Orange County need everyone ...
help,· said Hamann, who added that volunteer
hope to surpass the $300,000 worth of donabons that
was rd1sed dunng last year's event
Wearing e T-shlrt emblazoned Wlth the phrase,
•Logan's Heroes,· Shiloh Murdock said this is the
third time her family has dnven from Lake Elsmore
to pcuticipate in the annual walk for the sake of her
2-year-old son, Logan
SEE CHOC PAGE 5
C 0 MM U N IT Y B RI E F 1.N G
WISH Of THF WEEK
<-SCHOOL: Victoria Elementary
School, 1025 Victoria St .• Costa
Mesa. <· PRINOPAL: Judy Laakso
+WISHES: A Macintosh terminal
hard drive and screen; literature
books-books tor the library; math
manipulat1ves flash cards, math
cubes; and rubber balls for the play-
ground
~CALL: (714) 515·6985
• Th~e item'" "Clnd many more--are w1U\es
the pnnc1pals of the Newport Mesa Un1f1ed
Sc.hool D•strtct would like to. ~ve granted In
order to continue improving the quehty of
studcnu• education Tak• 1 look at the hst
•nd maybe you, by volunt Ing in a com-
puter lab °' d<>Nlifl9 booki, can make a
wish come true
(I OSFO FOR m~ HOLIDAY
Columbus Day is observed today.
The following schedules wil! be in
effect:
County, state and federal offices,
banks, post offices dnd libraries will
be closed.
Mo~t businesses will be open, as
will Newport-ME!sa schools.
REACH US IN CYBERSPi tE HWL:..,,.... ...... wa sm: .,..w.,""'_.
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LOOKING BACK ON SPORTS
• 014NA M VIHll / OAll' ~OT
EslAnd• couldn't bold blek
Santa An• v.ii.y. see story,
Pa"&.
I
Planners
to decide
lot split
• Resident to au density,
park.mg concerns before
city comrmssion.
INDEX
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COSTA MESA -A home-
owner's pldn to spht an Eost::>1de
Costa Mes13 residential lot tn
half will be considered dt toddy'
meeting of the Costa Mesd Pla·n-
mng Commission.
The commission mech lhl'
second und fourth Monday of.
t'ach month at 6·30 p.m in .the
Council Chambers at i7 Fdlf
Dnve m Co .... ta Mesa
Plans for the lot at 34h E 19th
::itrnet have uked Richdrd Her-
man, 65, d longtime re.1o;1dt>nt of
the ne1ghl>orhood Herman antl
a loose-kml band of ... upporters
claim the project v.',i!J increasf>
dens1t} in the area and 1mpdct
parkin,g:
Gabriel Elliott, assoc1ah>
planner tor lhr• cit~·. -.aid the lot
spilt comphes w1th nty 7.orun9
codes. Elhott t>-.:platned lhal the
13,000 square foot lot has
enough room for two smgle-
ldnuly homes, '>mce the mini-
mum lot size in the city is 6,000
!'>qudrc feet
Jkrmdn said the mo\'e may
be technicdlly !Pgal. but he wor-
ries that a prcre<lcnt may be set.
"I'm sure tt s allowed,· he
stud "But basically the property
owner will be making a kilting
at our cost.· ·
Hermdn Sdtd the neighbor-
hood reminds hun ot a portion ot
West Lo" Angele.., that he hved
m dunng the 1 %0-.. He aid a
recent tnp to the area near
Olympic Boule\'ard and
Sdwtelle Avenue showed
crowded stre •ts h1Qh-n"e othce
complexes and a 0high-dens1ty
population.
Elhot ot the cit) 's planning
department said ~uch cone-rns
may be unwarranted, stnc" the
zoning code doe!)n't allow for
mulhple-tamlly hou .... mg m th
area.
The comm1s ion al o w1ll ron-
s1der crn amendment to the g<.'n-
eral plan that w1ll affect a 1/2-
acrc ·1te on th• comer of Harml··
ton and Charle ... treeb
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. . . . . . . locals onl Newport Beach/Costa tl.esa Doily Pilot 2 Monday, OcJober 12, \998
llEllHIO s
, Newport BeA<h'~ Perri Produ<·
tlons recently created twO video
news relea~ These Video News
Releases lfll'll help to promote
"Planet of the Apes• and •Jeop·
ardy," two American entPrtaln-
• ment classics. Perri Produ¢tlons ..
offers products In broadcast public
f'relations, including electronic.
press kits and video news releases.
• Perri Productions offers a wide
range of video productions that
1 include commel'C1als for television
and corporate and promotional
video product ions Scottsdale's
' Capiul Title Group, Inc. recent·
ly announced that 1t has selected
Newport Beach based Koll Devel-
opment Co. to develop a new
24,000·square foot corporate
headquarters building. Capital
Ti tle Group, Inc. announced that it
needs a new building to house it~
corporcite and admin1strat1ve
offices Construction is supposed
• to begin in October. The project.
which is estimated to cost $4 mil-
lion. will consist of a two-story,
~tn9le user technology orie nted
• offico building. There will be
: underground as well as surface
: parking. The project 1s expected to
: be completed by May of 1999 ..
: California Lutheran Unlvenlty
~ recently reported thal-~nder· ·
' graduate and gradu4'te students
: became alumni of the school
: These students were officially
: alumni when the bachelor's and
.. master's degrees were conferred
:..,,,pon them following the 1998 -•summer academic session In
August Nathaniel R. Mulhern is :a Costa Mesa resident who was
-mong the 44 students who grad· -
• oated from the summer session
•from Cahfornia Lutheran Universi·
ty. . The speech and debate
• team at Orange Co•nt College m
Costa Mesa recently received
more than a dozen awards from
the PSCFA Fall Warm-Up Tourna·
-ment The PSCFA Fall Warm Up
Tournament was held at Azusa
P;mfic University Sept 25 and 26.
•.competitors in the tournament
Included 16 two and four·year col-
leges Costa Mesa's Omer
:..lttaracha re<eived an excellent cer-
~1fteate m parhamentary debate
;.:cost.a Mesa's Ke lly Walters
• :<eceived an excellent tn the junior
'"'extemporaneous category Costa
_Mesa's Jeanne Schmidtkunz
::>"ece1ved an excellent m the novice
:Jnformat1ve. category. Costa
:Mesa's Lucas Ochoa received a
:superior certificate in novice poet·
ry. •. The Prudential Insurance
Company of Ameriu recently
1eported that four of the staff at
Prudential's Costa Mesa area
agency qualified for the Miiiion
Dollar Round Tobie, which is o ne
of the life insurance Industry's
most coveted and prestigious
organizations Those who quail
• f1ed for the Million Dollar Round
:,Table organization are Jacqu.
:Jlne Van. Gary Wright. Larry D.
:_Peregrine •nd John Broussard.
:.<>ne of the largest lrfe msurance
:..'C.ompanies in the nation, Pruden-
-~1al Insurance Company of Amert
:'ca is also one of the world's largest
:divers1f1ed financial lnstitu·
tions Costa Mesa based construe·
-.tion frrm, Birtcher Construction
s.ntfces recently named Richard
-L Youngquist as the vtce pres1·
:dent of admin1strat1on and opera·
ions Youngquist will be responsl·
· ble for all pro1ect operations and
•administrat ion. Youngquist will
• a l$0 be responsible for assembling
he teams tor eacl'I of the projectS.
... He will also be responsible for
-overseeing accounts receivable
•and payable, estlmatmg, overall
office administration and human
: resources . • --....
Office manager,
Wilson Elementary School,
Costa Mesa . + WHEN WERE YOU HIRED?
Spring, 1983
+ FAMILY SlATUS: Married,
two wonderful sons
+AGE: 55
+ EDUCAJION: Associate of
Sctence in secretarial science,
two additional years of college
-majored irr English
+ PAST POSmONS: RSVP aide,
clerk, typist
+ PR_ESENT OCCUPATION.:
Office manager
+ EXPLANATION OF YOUR JOB
IN t5 WORDS OR LESS: You've
got to be kidding!
~· YOUR GREATEST PERSONAL
ACHIEVEMENT: My childre n .
Philip is a high sc~ool Social
Studies teacher in Georgia and
Dana is a state investigator
with California Department of
Alcohol and· Beverage Control.
4• YOUR GREATEST EXTRAVA·
GANCE: Too many to list!
-l• THE BEST BOOK YOU'VE
EVER READ: "Great Expecta-
tions" .
+ THE COMPACT DISC IN YOUR
CAR RIGHT NOW: What com-
pact disc player?
+ YOUR MOST TREASURED
POSSESSION: My h ealth
~~ WORD OR PHRASE YOU
MOSJ OVERUSE: Enjoy We; th.is
is not a dress rehearsal.
+WHAT CAN YOU COOK?:
Almost anything Cooking is
something my husband and 1
enjoy domg. I make a lousy pie
crust, however!
+ THE COLLEGE MAJOR YOU
ALMOST TOOK: Nursing ~
+ YOUR LAST CHARrTABLE
ACT: Too personal a question!
<¢• AS A CHILD, WHAT DID
SCHOOLMAfES TEASE YOU
ABOUn: Being fat
+ WHAT IS IN YOUR TRUNK
RIGHT NOW?: Jumper cables
and an earthquake pack
+ THE FIRST THING THAT
ATI'RACTED YOU TO YOUR
SPOUSE OR PARTNER: His
fnendly smile·and willingness
to listen
+ FAVORITE ESCAPE FROM
REALITY: Readmg and my soap
opera, •All My Children"
+ ONE THING YOU WOULD
CHANGE ABOUT THE WORLD IF
YOU COULD: Racial prejudice
·~ YOUR IDEA OF EXERCISE:
SWimming
.+ I HAVE A DREAM THAT: I'll
wm the lottery!
+ PHONE NUMBER WHERE
PEOPLE CAN REACH YOU: 515-
6995
ENGAGEMENT
Garrison-Weiksner
Mr and Mrs. John Michael
Garrison of Newport Be ach have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Amy, to Nicholas
C . Welksner, son of Mr. a nd Mrs.
George Bernard Weiksner of
New York.
The bride-to-be is a graduate
of Corona del Mar High School
and Duke University. She cur-
rently attends the University of
Colorado graduate school of
architecture.
The groom-to-be is a graduate
of Riverdale Country Day School
and Duke University. He is cur-
rently a corporate fin ance ana-
lyst at Bear Stems in New York
A June 18, 1999 wedding is
planned at Our Lady of Mount
Carmel in Newport Beach.
Amy Garrtson
and Nicholas C. Weiksner
How to submit your nuptial news
The Daily Pilot welcomes the chance to share the news of your
engagement, wedding or anniversary wtth our readers.
Pick up engagement or wedding fat~ our lobby at 330 W.
Bay St., Costa Mesa, or send a setf..addrwssed stamped envelope to
the Wedding QePartment. The Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa,
Calif., 92626. For more information, c.all (714) 5'40-1224, ext. 228.
UP CLOSI ...
BRIEFLY Ill THE NEWS
Consul~t to address
investment by parents
The Newport Beach Elemen-
ti,\I')' PTA will present •invest-
ment Strategies for Parents• as
its October offering m the con-
tinuing parenting education
series.
Kenneth South, financial con-
sultant for Smith Barney, will
speak Oct. 15 from 8:30 to 10
a.m . in the auditorium at the
school, 1327 W. Balboa Blvd.
Adnussion is free.
South will discuss such topics
as a savings strategy for college,
purchase or stock for children,
jouung an investment club and
other such items of interest.
South is the top performing
financial consultant in the Smith
Barney South Coast Metro
office, and a guest educator at
Newport Harbor High School.
For the past five years, he has
been a regularly scheduled
guest commentator on the state
of the market and the economy
for KMNY, the "money radio~
station of Orange County.
South lives In Newport Beach
with his wile and two children.
Refreshments will be served.
For further information, call 515-
6965.
Learn how to sail big
boats at OCC
Orange Coast College is
offering a non-credit intermedi-
ate course for sailors with expe-
rience on small boats who would
like to sail larger boats from 30
to 50 feet in length. ·
Classes will be taugbt on
OCC's 47-foot ocean racer,
Saudade. Classes will meet from
9 a .m. to 1p.m .Oct..17, 24 , 31 ,
Nov. 7 and 14.
The course will be taught at
OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
The registration fee is $98, Visa
and Mastercard holders may
register by phone.
For more information, call
(714) 645-9412.
Newport libraries get
new online system
NEMO, the Newport Beach
Public Ubrary's online catalog.
has a new Windows-based sys-
tem. It is available at the Central
Library and Mariner's, Balboa
and Corona del Mar branch
libraries.
The system was updated to
the new point-and-click Win-
dows navigation system because
customers were familiar with it.
In the future, the new system is
set to include a calendar of •
library events', a •patron's pro-•
file,• where customers cad
access their history at the library ..
and access to other libraries'
online catalogs. . •.
For more information, can! · ·
(949) 717-3800. :
Local businesswomen -:
to receive honors
Three Costa Mesa women
will be recognized at the Nation-
al Association of Women Busi-
ness Owners -Orange Coun-
ty's thud annual Remarkable
Women Awards Luncheon.
The luncheon will be from 11
a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 16 at the
ltvi.ne Marriott, 18000 Von Kar-
man Ave.
·celebrating Remarkable
Women Among Usl • honorees
includes Business Owner of the
Year Martha Daniel, as well as
recipients Norma Goble and .
Debra Zaslav.
Sponsors of the event include •
AT&T, Bank of America, Merrill •
Lynch, and Sprint PCS. Lun-
cheon tickets are $45 per person. ;
For reseIVations, call (714) 832·
5741. :·
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot . schoo s " Monday, October 12, 1998 3'
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·High schools .labeled 'educationally disadvantaged'
T wo of our district's high
schools have been labeled
"educdtionally disadvan-
taged" by the office of the Presi-
dent o{ the University of Califor-
nia. As you know, the University
of Califorrua cannot admit stu-
Clents ba~ed upon affirmative
action guidehnE.-s, so they have
come up with cnteria to find
schools who do not traditionally
send students to UC schools. The
schools usually have studE'nts
with low income and the type of
student is underrepresented m
the UC student PQpulation.
Once these middle and high
schools are identified, the Early
Academic Outreach Program then
tnes to provide some of the
adf.rantages that other students
w~uld normally have access to.
For the progrCl.JTl currently in
place, our schools were picked
because the schools' average SAT
6COre was below the state aver-
age. In our district's case. thdt
means the Uruversity of California
at Irvine will provide a few select-
ed students with an SAT prepara-
tion course and tutoring. These
prep COUfSeS are oommonly taken
by those 'students who can afford
the steep pnce ldb, but not by stu-
dents at the ldrgeted educational-
ly dls«d.rantagro schools
In addition, the program pro-
Vided mfonnation that I W1Sh I
would have known years before.
The key message was plan
ahead, so that by the time your
student is a senior and is applying
for a UC school, he or she will
have taken all of the rtght steps to
get admitted.
Last year, the average GPA
and SAT scores for an enrolled
freshman at Irvine were 3.72 and
11~8. At UC Berkeley, the totals
were 4.3 and 1460. It's believed
EDUCATIOllALLY
SPEAKING
. gay
geiser-sondoval
that those numbers will go up as
the number of graduating high
school seniors increases each
year In 1996, there were 260,000
high school graduates in Calilor-
rua.
While the UC systerr6s min-
imum standards for a~on, the
advtce from the Outreach Pro-
gram is to plan to take the maxi-
mum. That reqwres some
advance planrung as early as 7th
grade. Start Algebra I in 7th or
8th grade, so a student will com-
plete calculus before exiting high
school Take at least three years of
the same foreign language, which
m~ans start taking your first year
by 8th grade. II you are behind in
high school, take foreign lan-
guage at community college.
To be highly competitive, take
three years of lab soence, mcluci;_
mg biology, chemistry, and
physics. Take them as Advanced
Placement classes, if possible. In
addition, UC requires 4 years of
English, 2 years of history and
government. and 2 years of col-
lege prep electives.
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The US Department of Educa-
tion has the same advice about
college. It said that the b1gg~t
mistake kids from low-mcome
households make is not taking the
right cowses. The new 1bink Col-
lege Early Web site at
http://www.ed.gov./thinkcollege/e
arly is"lilled with helpful informa-
tion.
The U.CI Education Outreach
Program has a middle school
component which they hope to
unplement in our district by Janu-
ary. This is a Saturday Mat,h
Academy to get students in 7th
grade ready to take algebra in 8th
grade. Statistically. students who
don't complete algebra in 8th
grade don't get accepted to the
UC schools. Part of the require-
ment of the Saturday Math Acad-
emy is that the parents must
attend the Parent Academy.
which is four sessions providing
information about how to get your
student ready for college. This
program is early intervention at its
best. 1 hope it is adopted by both
of the schools in our district that
qualify.
•
I talked to a Super Mom last
month, who works full time, goes
to school at night to get her
degree, and has a husband and
two kids: Her oldest child just
entered kindergarten. She said it
was difficult for her and her hus-
band to remember what needed
to be done every night. Let's face
it, especially when Dad is in
charge, he needs some real defi-
nite instructions. He may be a
CEO by day, but he won't think to
ask his son if he has a science
project due tomorrow.
So, I supplied her with the list
I handed out in the first day pack-
ets when I was PTA President. At
the time, l.4sked teachers what
was the way that parents could
help the most. They said by help-
tng the students come to school
on time, prepared, and orga'.nized.
rt worked for my kids, and now
they do the steps themselves.
Super Mom said l should pass the
list along, so here it is to post on
your refngerator: .
Each morning -ask your
child·
• Have you had breakfast?
• Do you have your home-
work? Do y:ou have your b<?oks7
• Do you have your P,Cncil.
paper, cfnd notebook?
• Do you have your lunch,
snack, drink or lunch money?
• Do you have any notes or
forms that you need to take back
to school?
• Do you have any Special sup-
plies or projects you need to take
for today?
• Have you brushed your teeth
and hair, washed your face, and
dressed right for school?
• Are you leaving for school
soon enough to get there on time?
Your child is ready to leave
when he/she answers yes to each
question.
Each night -ask your cluld:
• What did you do in school
today?
• What was the favonte thing
you teamed and why?
• What did you do that you
didn't like and why?
• Did you do anything special
at school today?
• What is your homework?
• Have you finished you home-
work?
•Are you ready to explain
your homework to me? (Then
have them explain it as you check
it).
· • Di~ you put your finished
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• Are you ready for me to read
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• I Jave you spent 20 minutes
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Ne~ort-Mesa Unified School District
Elementary Lunch Menu
nv.e menu c:holats ev«y day • .
Students may choose a vegetarian entree each day 1f desired The vegetari-
an selection vanes and may be erther a salad, sandwich or hot entree.
• Monday. Grilled cheese 'sandwKh, or "Munchable• salad, or chicken
nuggets; oven baked potatoes, choice of Juice or fruit. chotee of milk. .
• lUesday: Turkey cheese sandwteh, or ·Munchable• salad, or cheese pizza;
crisp green salad with lowfat dressing, choice of juice or fruit. choice of milk
• Wednesdlly. Vegetarian salad with yogurt, or ch1eken patty sandwich on a
I bun;baby carrots with dip, fresh grapes. choice of milk.
•Thursday: Ham and cheese sandwlCh, or ·Munchable• salad, or taco chalu-
pa with cheese, lettuce, and salsa; blueberry apple cobbler, choice of milk
l • Friday: Cheese sandwich with lettuce and tomato and honey roasted nuts,
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JO DAY
A yoga class wm be presented
by 30-year veteran Helena
Sprake from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the
Nancy C lark Educallon Center,
471 Old Newport Road, Suite
· 103, Newport Beach. Adnussion
is $8 per class or $30 for four pre·
paid classes. For more informa-
tion. call (949) 548-4059.
Coastline Counseling Center of
Newport Beach will present a
free lecture titled "Attention
Deficit Disorder Overview" at 7
p m . at Coasthne Counsehng
Center. 1200 Quall St For more
mformahon, call (949) 476-0991.
A free slide s how tJtled
• Patagorua AJpme Style: Cerro
Torre & Fitzroy" will be present-
ed at 8 p.m. at Tnangle Square's
The North Face Store, 1870-A
Harbor Blvd., Costa Me~a. For
more information, call (949) 646-
0909
"A Personal View of Callfor·
nid, • a watercolor exh~bit by
Richard Thomsen, wlll be on di~
play through Oct. 31 dl the New·
port Beach Centrdl Library Coyer,
1000 Avocado Ave For more
informallon, call (949) 717-3801.
Campai
e
TUESDAY
A yoga class wlll be pre entt'd
by 30-year veteran Helenn
Sprake from 9 to 10:15 a.m. at
the Nancy Clark Education Cen-
ter, 471 Old Newport Roctd, Suite
103, Newport Bedch Admission
is $8 per class or $30 tor four pre-
paid classes. For more intonna-
llon, call (949) 548-4059.
WEDNESDAY
• The Networkers will meet from
11:45 a.m. to 1 pm. at·the <:::osta
Mesa Golf and Country Cluh,
1701 Golf Course Dnve. Admis-
sion is $12 and includes lunch.
Por more iniormation, call 885-
9093.
Senior consultant Bob Brennan
will lead a free discussion of
reverse mortgages at 3 p.m. for
seniors 62 and over at Bayside
Village, JOO E. Coast Highwdy,
Newport lJeach. For more 111for-
mation, call 723-0233.
Connect at the Corona del Mar
Branch Library, a series of work-
shops featuring tlps tor effective
use of library resources, will be
presented from 7 to 8:3.0 p.m.
every Wednesday through Nov.
25 at the library, 420 Marigold
Ave. The workshops will also
feature strategies for Web ndv1-
gahon. Admission is free. f-or
more iniormation, call 717-3801.
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THURSDAY
• •
A yoga cla s will be presented
hy 30-year veteran Helena
Sprake from 9 to 10:15 a.m. at
the Nancy Clark Education Cen-
ter, 471 Old Newport Road, Suite
103, Newport Beach. Admission
is $8 per class or $30 for four pre-
puid classes. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 548-4059.
r
CookJng wit~ Herbs will be dJs-
cussecl ul the Newport Hills Gar-
den Club mPeUng at tO a.m. at
the I larbor View Club, House U,
18QO Port Cmlow Place, New-
port BeCJch. Arlen Bolton will be
the CJUest speaker. Coffee will be
served at 9:30 a m The business
mec>tmg w1ll start dt 11 a.m. New
members are welcome. For more
m(ormatJon, caU (949) 644-8806.
A mental Illness support group
will be meet from 5:30 to 6:30
pm at the Costd Mesa Commu-
nity CcntN's Fa1rview Room,
1845 Park Ave For more in1or-
mdt1on, call' (949) 548-7274.
FRIDAY
A yoga class will be presented
by 30-year veteran Helena
.Sp1c1ke lrom 9 to 10:15 a.m. at
the Nancy Clark Education Cen-
ter, 471 Old Newport Road, Suite
103, NPwport Bedch. Admission
1s $8 pN cluss or $30 for four pre-
pd1d classes. For more infonna-
hon, call (~l49J 548-4059. 1
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OCT.17
A mountain bike ride will take
place at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove
State Park, 8471 E Coast High-
way, Newport Beach. Riders will
meet at El Morro Visitor Center.
Parking is $5 Pot more mfonna
tion, call (949) 497-7647 .
OCT.31
The Newport-Mesa area Par-
ents Without Partners chapter
will present a l lalloween dance
from 8 p.m. to rrudnight at the
Buena Park Hotel, 7675 Cres-
cent Ave , Buena Park. Cos·
tumes are optional. Adzruss1on is
$6 for members and $8 for non-
members. For more information,
call 848-5836.
ONGOING
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church offers a support group
for families with loved one:. who
are mentally ill. The group meeb
from 6:30 to 8 p .m. Sundays in
the church's Dierenfleld Hall C,
600 St. Andrews Road, Newport
Beach. The confidential group 1s
open to the community. For more
information, caU 631-2880.
Prospects Networking Group
meets from 7:15 to 8:30 a.m.
• Wednesdays at Mimi's Cafe,
1835 Newport Blvd., Costa
Mesa. Breakfast is $6. 'For more
information, call Angie Stafford
at 474-2225 or nna' Fimian at
551-3156.
Alt Lassen's Leads Club meets at
7:15 a.m. Tuesdays at Mimi's
Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa
Mesa. For more information, call
646-1252.
Zen Home Stitchery, a local
manufacturer of meditation sup-
plies, holds a free meditation
from 5 to 7 p.m. Sundays at Mesa
Business Center, 711 'fl· 17th St.,
Suite A-8, Costa Mesa. Call 722-
7818.
·The Newport Beach Parks, I
Beaches and Recreation Com-
mission meets at 7 p.m. the ~t
Tuesday of each month in the
City Council chambers, 3300
Newport Blvd., Newport Beach.
Call 644-3151.
Nicotine Anonymous fellowship
wants to help men and women
who smoke to quit and remain
smoke Cree. For more informa-
tion on local evening meetings,
call 650-2713.
The Costa Mesa HJstortcal
Society holds a free open house
fr om 11 a.m to 3 p .m. Thursdays
at 1870 Anaheim Ave., Costa
Mesa. The event fesitures memo-
rabilia from the city of Cost~
Mesa and the Santa Ana Anny
Au Base. Call 631-5918.
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Nevport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
.CHOC boy diagnosed with tPnmnal
bram cancer.
CONTINUED FROM 1 -~ Almost three years ago,
Logan was born with Spina
Bifida - a crippling spindl dis-
ease which paralyzes the
•Doctors irutially eta id U1erp
was no hope, that it was 100
percent fatal,• Jeffrey said.
, perves.
•we can't save Conor, but
we can support his parents and
Children's Hospital of Orange
County,• said Jeffrey, who
walked Sunday with 225 others
as part of Team Conor -one of
the largest groups to participate
in Community Walk.
l
•He wasn't supposed to
walk or talk," said Murdock.
•But now he's doing all the
~gs the doctors said he
~ould.n't do.•
Murdock laughed as she
pointed to her fair-haired son,
.asleep in a canier on his father
Todd's back. •Ife didn't get any
fleep last night because he was
so excited to see Choco Bear
and Mickey Mouse,• she said.
A third-time veteran of the
annual event, Dave Whitmore
or Palos Verdes, said participat-
ing m Community Wd.llc is his
way of saymg thanks to those at
Children's Hospital who contin-
ue to take care of his grandson,
Nicholas. ·
Huntington Beach resident
Andrea Jeffrey scud she was
kspired to take part in the walk
to help support the family of
Conor Foster, a three-year-old
•Their outpouring or love for
children is amazing,• said
Whitmore, whose six-year-old
grandson was diagnosed wiUt
leukemia three years ago. •1t•s
.a wonderful organization.·
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VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY
• The VOLUN1£ER DUltECTORY runs
periodically in the Daily Pilot. If you'd
like information on getting your organi-
zation listed, call 574-4228
MASTER CHORALE OF ORANGE
COUNTY
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY
ASSOOATION
Assist the Muscular Dystrophy
Association. of Orange County
staff. nainmg ts sometimes avail-
able for volunteer helpers. Phone
~50-0161.
NEWPORT BEACH CONFERENa
AND VISITORS' BUREAU
The Newport Beach Confer-
ence <lnd Visitors Buredu is dedi·
cated to the promotion of the city
to potentlal vtSitors. U you have
extensive knowledge of Newport
~each and would like to volun-
teer, call 722-1611.
! I
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I The pcrfonrung arts orgaruza-
tion needs volunteers for comput-
er input, llcketing, filing and han-
dlif\g phones. Call 556-6262.
MENTOR PROGRAM
YMCA Community Counsel-
mg Se!Vlces needs mentors to
mdkc a lasting impact on a young
person's life. Students from 10 to
16 years old who are matched
with mentors improve their school
performance and sell-esteem
while developfug positive peer
dnd adult relationships. Your
comrmtment of six hours per
month includes mentor training,
rr.~JUldr group acllvitles and time
to build d one-on-one fnendship.
For more information, call 442-
1000.
NATIONAL CAT PROTECTION
SOCIETY
The non-profit society finds
loving homes for owner-relin-
quished Cdls and kittens and
maintains d retirement center for
older catS. Volunteers tire needed
to brush the rats and give them a
little eXlf d TLC Cull 650-1232.
NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC I
LIBRARY LITERACY PROGRAM I
The library's literacy program !
urgenUy seeks volunteers to tutor i
ddults 'Wlshing to improve their i
readin9 and writing skills. Tutor ·1
Trairung Workshops held at the
Central Library will certify volun· I
teers. They take place at 1000
Avocado Ave. Registration I
includes a $20 tax-deducttble fee I
covenng all training materials
NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN
The nonprofit recovery center
for adult women with alcohol and
other chemical dependencies
seeks volunteers. Call 548-9927
between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. or call
Joy at 548-8754 . LOW •J~\·;;:: t ".'~· ·: ..
KENNY 1/,
PRINTER
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The Newport Harbor
Nautical Museum
proudly pre~nc) the
Orange County Light Opera
producuon of its onginal mUSlcal revue
GILBERT & SULLIVAN
Q\\ ihe High Se.,3
performance hdd at the
Newport Harbor 1 Nautical Museum
I 51 East Com Highway
Newport Beach
Dinner or Brunch at the Riverboat
Restaurant & Show
AJul~ $30/Children $18
(age 12 and under)
Show Only
Adults $8/Childrcn $6
(age 12 Jn<l under)
· For informarion or re.crvarions pka'>C (.t.11
(949) 675-891 c; .
Set sail with the Orange County
Light Opera Company on a comic
musical romp based on the beloved
Gilbert & Sullivan classic. The
Piraces of Penzance. in which you'll
meec fearsome pirates, duciful
daughters, bumbling bobbies,
orphans of all descriptions. and
noblemen where .you would least
expect co find them. Bring the entire
family and join in che musiCal
merriment in a show where duty is
triumphant and crue love always
prevails.
Performance5
.Saturday, October 17
2 p.m. & 8 p.m.
Sunday, October 18
1 p.m. & 3 p.m.
Saturday, October 24
Bp.m.
Sunday, October 25
1 p.m. & 3 p.m.
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Monday, October 12, 1998 5
Two armed men rob
Costa Mesa bar
A robbery took place at the
Memphis Soul Cafe Bar on Bnstol
Street early Sunday ..p10mmg.
Police received an anonymous
Cdll at 1:45 a .m thai a robbt·f)
was m progress in the 2900 block
of Bristol Street. Costa ~so
police Sgt, Jack
Archer said two armed mdles
weanng black hooded sweat-
shirts and masks held up the bc:U"-
tender cmd at least one of the sev-
<m pdtrons who were seated
lllS1dc. Archer said the robl>t:>rs
stole an undisclosed amount of
cdsh from the bar cash Iegis~r; a
watc:h, a cellular phqne and an
automated teller machine card.
He added that witnesses :i;aid
both men look~ to be about 25
to 30 years or age. 5"7 and 180
pounds Archer said the case is
still under uwe~tigation
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checking the oil oflen fall ·upon
the car owner. To do ,o, il j., fiN
nece'sarv to hut off the engine.
Findmg the di{hticl i' a ~imple
maner of localing a looped ~ire
or pla~lic handle (often painle(j
red) on the \Ide ol the engine.
The dip,ticl 'hould be removed.
cle'1Jlcd with a cloth, and
reinsened into the engine.~ After
it iii pulled ou1 "Once more. the
d1pst1d. should be observed to
note the oil level. If the level is
between the "add.. and "full''
markings at the end of the sttd.
1r 1' ftnl'. It the oil level 1s below
"add," ,uffil.'ienl oil 'hould be
added lo re~arch the "full" lme.
HINT Changing )Our engine\
011 even 3.000 lo ~.000 mile'
(dependln8 on \Our driving
habits) 1s th~· 'ingle-mo,1
important wa) to protect }OUT
en inc.
I , CONTROL
If .a ~ri\cr dlll'' h.dl of ht' )~trl)
dnvmg on the open road or
high\\ ay, h~ 'hould i.on,ider an
automatic cru1,c control on h1'
new car, This Clplit,naJ piece of
~uipn~ent can pa~· for 11...elf h~
increa~mg fuel econom\. CruN'
control device' are -.en,it1vc 10
road and load cond1t1om.. and
react .u a ralc that b both 'moolh
and l'Conomkal. Driver' hjvc u
tendcnq to over control "hen
confronted with changinl! n)ad
condition'I. Such irregula1
a ccleratil'n and de eleration ·
accounL'i for Je,M"ncd · tue)
efficiency. A cruise control
maintains a con,tant driving
'peed th t can reduce fuel
\:<.msumption. It can also add
unmcasurahly to the comfon and
enjoyment of a long trip.
E\cryon maJ\e., promtse' in this oo'inc~ • hut not everyone
Jclio.cr.-.-<oml' lo"u,, v.hett )OU
can he: 'ure \\e nre alWct)" as
good our v.ont to you. t
C F. we Dre d,<.Jicatcd to servkl'
from wrilc·up to delivery. We arc
happy 10 rctunt your pan .. to )OU
it you wish, and we only u~ n~·w pans in our n:pairs, Call u .
for an appomtm nt at 646-6910
t2090 P11<.·cnti11, Co ta mesa)
Our AAA approvlll mean folks
kno'4 they can coun1 on us!
1ajor cttdil c.W Bl--CCpt~.
HINT: Ac ruse pprodmatcly
3 percent more fuel 10
1CCClera1c from 0 to 3 M.P.ll
than it docs to maintain a steady 3~ M.P.H.
L
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ffi-OPENER
Orange Coast ulebrates its homecoming ~
c1oub1H*1ime vidory emf Riverside I see Page 1
6 ~ Beach/Cosio /\Ae$0 Doily Pilot
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• Poor percentage on
conversions is leadmg
causeforTa.rs'concern
during unbeaten start. -NEWPORT
BEACH -When
-. hlgh ·school
.tootball team has
~lscored tts
competition,
215-28, through
tive games, finding fault can
spmetimes be a challenge.
But, followmg Newport Har-
bor High's thud straight unbeat-
en preleaguc cditlpatgn, there
~emains a definite point of
emphasLS The pomt after touch-
down.
The Sailors have converted
]ilst 58.6"'o of there conversion·.
HIGH SCHOOL fOOTllll
attempts following scores, some-
Uung. Coach Jeff Brinkley real-
izes may eventually haunt his
Sailors as they venture into the
typ1caUy·rugged, five-week trek
th.rough Sea View League foes.
"(The PAT)· is our biggest
area of concern,• Brinklc.y said.
"There really isn't an easy
answer. We're 1ust going to keep
practicmg it and hopefully work
on our concentration.·
The Tars, ranked No. 1 in CIF
Southern Section Division Vl,
have missed 8 of 20 conversion
kicks and produced on 5 of 9
two-point tries, many of which
were attempts to regain points
lost on unsuccessf uJ kick
attempts.
Brinkley, however, has much
to ue pleased with, incluclmq d
bdlanced and productive of tens<'
dnd a defense thtil has yielded
1m.t 20 points thus fat (a kickoff
return for a TD ond a safety pad
the opponents' 28-point total).
Brinkley lauded the effort of
SE'ruor quarterback Steve Gor-
man (lb of 2<> for three TDs),
wh1c.h. pushed his completion
pcrccntdge to' 72.2 this fall. His
13 TD tosses m five games are
one better than his 13-game
total ldst fall.
•Jie audtblized into twp
touchdowns dnd changed direc-·oon on c.1 third,· Brinkley said.
Senior Oscar Garcia contin-
ued his prolific campaign, haul-
ing down a
Cdrcer-high nme receptions
ctnd scoring two TDs on his 18th
tnrthday m U1e 40-7 win over
l\fognohd He now has 31 recep-
tions dnd 10 TDs.
MONDA Y
· Battle of the Bay
ticket information
NBWPORT BEACH ..
• Tickets for Friday ajght's
Battle' of the Bay XXXVU.
the annual football club
betWeen Baek Bay and Sea
View· League nvals Corona
del Mai and Newport Har-
bor, will go on sale begin·
ning ,Wednesday.
Tickets priced at S6 for
adults, and S3 for students
with ID, will be available
from 1-3 p.m . Wednesday
and Thursday at the New-
. port Harbor student stor~.
An overflow crowd is
expected at Newport's
5,000-seat Davidson Field.
TEXT BY BARRY FAUl..KNI It
BRIAN POBUOA I OAllY PILOT
Corona del Mar's Ty Harper, Jay Bottom (77) and Ryan Ward (25) race for a loose ball Friday;
At left. Estancia's Dave Perkins watches, but his Eagles can't contain the Santa Ana Valley Falcons.
Tag-team ! Hands~on coaching
trauma ~
• Estancia Coach_ cites
Santa Ana Valley ms1de
linebackers as keys to
dismantling gdrne plan. :
• COSTA
MESA Afte r
revicwmg the
videotape,
Estancia I Ugh
tootball coach
Dave Perkms
was able to pinpoint th<• ctiuse
of the Eagles' 21-0 nonledgue
loss Fnday to two sp<'ctf1c rea-
sons Santa And Vdlley line-
backers Bryan Sdvc dnd Eliu
Pfttu
• Cd.M's Freeman nearly entered the
fray with the game on the line Friday.
CORONA DEL MAR -Corona
del Mar High football COdCh Dick
Freeman has long smce run out of
ehgib1lity, but that nC'arly didn't mat-
ter during d wild play thdt nearly
cost hlS team its tenuous 14-13 victo-
ry at Westminster High Fnday night.
•we had it three cti.flerent tilm~s." Frc~mdn scUd
of a fumble which followed a 9-yard complf"tton to
Westminster's Mike Cope, as the Lions attempted o
last-ditch drive in the flndl two m1nutes. "rt was
nght m front of me dnd I almost ran out and got it
myself."
But when no Sea King was able to secure pos-
session, Westmmster's Phillip Jenk.lns scooped it up
Wlth open field ahead.
"When he picked it up, J thouHht, 'Oh Nol' •
Frl:'eman Sdtd •Hut Dennis (Al hulPr) cha'>cd him
down (dt the CclM 30 with 1 :41 lcf t)
The drive got to the CdM 13, before a 30-yard
held goal rrussed wide left with 21 seconds left.
Freeman and his staff, however, ctid have a hand
m the triumph, making some key halftime adjust-
ments, which helped lead to 14 third-quarter
points -
·we stopped pulling guys on offense, which
helped us pick up their blitzes a little better, and
we started recognizing thetr screens and draws a
little better on defense,• Freeman explained .
•And our special teams mdde some big plays,
which really helped us with held pos1tion."
Freeman said Mark Hatfield blockmg a West-
minster PAT with 10:09 to play exploited a weak·
ncss the coaches targeted in the Lions' place-kick-
mg blocking scheme.
Freeman had J)drtlcular pra1se for I latfield, his
tTUddle linebacker, and 1uruor tackle J ay Bottom for
their strong defensive work.
Senior two-way starter Justin Shea, among the
season's early stars, dislocated h1s nght knee in the
third quarter and is questionable for this Fnday's
Battle .of the Ba.y against Newport Harbor. "They JUSt killed us,•
Perkins smd of the two 6-foot-3
standouts, who spht 475
pounds nearly evenly bctwe •n
them and both share AlJ-Cen-•
SWEET REDEMPTION FOR MESA
tury Leogue laurel:. from a : •Sandoval and his teammates regain
.:v.enr ago. ·11 was two men • ptaymg against ome young a little pride WJth return to win column.
~»YS we had up front and they :· COSTA MESA -A resoundinq
1-5t tore u<, up.• victory by his Costa Mesa I hgh Juul·
Though, he lClmente<t his : bdll team Saturday mghf ullow<•d
....&aam's inability to cctsh in five : senior two-way stdrter Cus Slln·
h,1,1nble rccovl'ncs, Perkins : dovaJ to drop hJS hecld only cil the
:;;.:
-• qfdlled the unproved pldy of appropnute timus Sunrldy m l hurch.
cornerbacks John Ald('rt•lu The week before, Sttndovol Gp<•nt his Suhb<tth
~o ri?covcrcd rumbles) nnd tryir\g lo avoid eye conloct with d fr•llow m<·mh<?r of
Andy Romo his congregation, who hHppenc•d to pJe1y fuotbalJ
Perkins dl o singled out for Western High, which hud Just lhumpe<t the
senior safety Peter Nunez Mustangs, 48-6. •
(nine tac:klt•s) and senior : Following Saturdt1y'~ 30-0 tnumph over An1t·
rece1ver BrNl Valbucna (three • heun, however, Sandoval, 11s w •ll a the r t of hL'\
catch for 15 yurds) for then ledmmat<• , wa r lishm~ the fo Ling oft •cl mption.
solid effort against the fttlcons. ·Thor ~ wcis a them<> from th k ds this wcr.k
·Perk.in aid he would move about r demphon, • Mt• o Coa h Jf'Jry I fowcll
sophomore tandout Cc ar sa.id. "Gus talked to our k cfs ahuut 1ttm9 ne-xt to a
R.Qin ro rrom uyht nd bark to play •r from W tr.m m c:hurr.h la t w • ~lt nnd not
offtmsive gmud Ul an effort to : le ling very good ~hout him •U . Nothm9 wa id
r up h.ls blocking wall. • (bctwc n players), hut Cus wa n htl1 b hamoo of
how we'd played (against Weste rn) and how we'd
gotten bP.aten up pretty good. He told his team-
mates he ctidn't want to feel that way agatn. It was
pretty emotional."
No word on whether any Anahcun Colonists
share Sandoval's place of worship, but there's noth-
ing like a 30-poml whitewash to restore confi-
dt?ncc, according to Howell lt was the second
~tra1ght season Mesa had blanked Andhcim.
•1 think our kids feel a little better about them·
selves, now," Howell said. •Tuey wanted to play
well and tut ha.rd and make a dlfUcult game for
surneone and I'd say Anahebn had a difficult-game."
Howell said substituUons wcr<' hmlted on
d fense, in order to pr~rve th• Mustangs' fm;t
hutout of the season.
"We foll we needed a shutout to wind up th~
pre •a on," explained Howell.
Th Mustang could also gain a boost Fnday
dgamst cross-town nvel Eslanoa, with the expect-
ed return of ~ruor off ens1v lin men Israel Leal
and Uli cs Ordon z, who sat out Saturday with
ankle m1uri .
•
QUOTE Of THE DAY
•tt (a fwnble) wm r1ht In front of me
and I almost "" out -got it mySilf .. : •
Dick Freeman. CdM High football coach
~. October 12, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Corf son • 949...57 44223
• Saturday's 30-0
rout of Anaheim
nothing more than
a good practice
session for Mesa. ME
ANAHEIM
ANAHEIM -They
had already had a couple
of bonafide "tests• in the
form of losses to Corona
del Mar and Western
highs. so Saturday night's
feast at La Palma Park in
the form of hapless and
winless Anaheun might
easUy be termed "'a
"bonus" for ftve hard
the line of scrimmage,
bounced to the right,
then rumbled the
remauung clistance.
It was the begmning
of a 15-point burst which
consumed JUSt 1 :5& of
playing time.
Mesa's defense
weeks getting'ready for a Duddrldge
run at the Pacific Coast
League football champi-
onship.
forced a fourth~and-23
punt s1tua bon on the
enswng Anaheim-series
and the center snapped
the ball over the would-
be punter's bead and out
of the end zone for a
safety.
And although the host
Colonists were hardly
competition for Coach
J erry Howell's 3-2 Mus-
tangs, it was plain to
vision Mesa as a solid
contender {or postseason
play in the CTF Playoffs,
as well as a legitimate Weir
aspuatlons for a league
crown.
How could one not
come to such a conclu-
sion after witnessing
such a massacre?
Among the items:
• Anaheim quarterback
Johnny Aguilera was
sacked NTNE times ...
courtesy of Todd Dud-
dndge (3), Patrick Hul-
liger, Jason Rankin, Jim· Herzog
my Herzog, Shaun Fer-
ryman, Felix Montano and Robert
Hulliger.
• Costa Mesa's defense allowed
the Colony a net rushing-passing
yai:dage of minus 39 yards. Only
59 return yards on punt returns
and one interception return kept
Anaheim in the black for total
yardage (20). .
• Of Anaheim's 26 snaps of the
ball from scnmmage· (aside from
three punts), 19 were for nega-
tive, or no yardage.
• Incomplete Anaheim passes
were m reality moral Vlctones
Just 2 of 22 pass plays netted 9
yards, with two passes mtercepted
by Ferryman and Ricky Martin,
and the aforementioned sacks.
It was Anaheim's 16th straight
loss and aside from all the defen-
sive woes applied by Mesa, the
No. 1 weapon in the Mustangs'
attack was 5-foot-9 junior Jimmy
Herzog, who scored three touch-
downs.
Herzog bounced, hurdled and
shook loose for 99 yards on 23
carries from scrimmage. His
scores: a 28-yard bUISt in the first
quarter; a 69-yard dash with a
purtt return for another; and a 6-
yard munch through the. Ana-
heun intenor m the fourth period.
His 28-ya.rd run was a famil.idr
scene as be shrugged off a hit at
Sc«e ~ QU.w.
Costa Mesa 15 0 O 15 · 30
Anaheim 0 0 0 0 0
AntQuart91'
CM -Herzog 28 run (kick failed), 8.09
CM -Safety, Anaheim center snapped
ball out of end zone, 6.29. .
CM -Herzog 69 punt return (Avalos
kick), 6· 13.
Fowth()uwW
CM • Herzog 6 run (Avalos kkk), 9 23.
CM Mendez 1 run (Weir rvn), 4 48
Attendance. 500 (estlrNted).
INDMDUA&. RlllfMG
CM -Herzog. 2J.99, 2 TDs;
~ 6-11, 1 TO; Martin, 6-6,
~ 2·10; w.tr, 2-0, TrMI, 1·m n 5.
A • Magana, 7·9,.L.opez, 3 9:
Munoz. 3-2; Aguiler., 12·min 50,
~center snap, 1-men-18.
I
.... .
The Colony punted
out from the 20 and Her-
zog backed up to field
the ball at the Mesa 31,
then gave Mesa's best
100 fans a show as he
sped down the left side-
line before cutting back
to shred Anaheim's
<iefenders. ·
That was the extent of
the Mustangs' offensive
damage until the fourth
quarter when two more
drives of 38 and 20 yards
were set up by Martin
and Ferryman intercep-
tions.
Martin, who hooked
up .with Dave Weir for all
three of his completions
in nine attempts at quarterback.
ran 30 yards with his theft to the
Anaheim 38 and five plays later
Henog punched into the end zone.
The key was a 24-yard connec-
tion with Weir to the Anaheim 10
on tlurd-and-snc.
Anaheim's next drive quickly
went mto reverse, but after get-
ting a big break on a roughing
the klcker call against Mesa
(game tapes will prove other-
WISe), Ferryman stepped up on
the ensuing play and returned his
interception 13 yards to the Ana-
heim 20.
Mdrtin went lo Weu for 19
ydrds, then two plays later
Mendez bulled into the end zorte
for the final m .
·w e still have a lot of room to
grow offensively,• srud Howell.
"But our defense was as solid as
ever."
Howell said he was pleased his
team is 3-2 entering league play,
but his ma1or focus just moments
dflcr the game was The Battle of
the Bell on Friday when his team
collides with cross-town rival
Estancia.
"We want to make sure we
keep the bell,• said Howell.
U Saturday's performance is
any i.nctication, it would seem Fri·
day night is pretty good timing. ·
N>MDUAL MSSING
CM M•rtln, 3-7-t, 54.
A Aoull«•, 2-13-2, 9.
lM>MDUAL MalVlNG
CM -Weir, 3-54.
A -lbarr•, 1-10; Munoz. 1·min 1. •
GMa STAnsncs
CM A
First downs 9 7 Ru\hes-yar~ 38-143 17-20
Paning y..-dage 54 9
PIUlng, 3·7·1 2-11·2
Net retum yard•• 140 59
S.Cks yar~ 2 -11 g -61
Net yardage 328 20
Punts 3·30 3·39.6
Fumbtes fumbles lost 2-0 2-2
Fl• net y«~ 6-65 4-21
Time of potMISion 23:54 24:06
•Mi Mums. lntert..,.ions, ~
returns
Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot
EQUESTRIAN
OYT SPARKLES IN IEL
Freshman claims top
1nd1vidual honors
among area riders.
C. 'OSTA MESA N1cole Hoyt,
d frcv.,hman dl Newport I ldrbor
I lt!.Jh, donunated the field in var-
sity 1umpers to claim top mdivid-
Udl honors .tmong local nders at
the first and sPcond shows ol the
rntcrschoJasUc Equestrian
l.e.1yue seai.on reccnUy at th~
Ordnge County Fd1tyrounds.
I royt finished first m the varsi-
l} jumpers in all three classifica-
lions to c<.1m mdwtdual champi-
on ttl the first show, Oct. 3.
~ tegan Wood, a sophomore
nding for Corond del Mar High,
Wtss second in varsity hunt seat
Pqu1tallon at. the hrst show,
wlwre Newport Harbor semor
h•am captain Crystal Bridgman
was third in thC' varsity jumpers
(tdble 11-2.c) <ind fourth m varsity
1•qu1tation over fences.
Rebcccd Agnew, riding for
Newport Harbor, was second m
vr1rs1ty jumpers (table U-2.1) in
the first show. Jumpers competi-
hon is divided mto tables, with
2.1 the most difficult, 2.c second-
most difficult and 2.b the least
thfhcult.
Other lo<:al finishes in varsity
<om petition al the first show
mcludPd Agnew . (fifth in
jumpers, table 11-2.b and IT-2 c)
<llld Wood (s<?venth m hunters
under saddle).
Newport Harbor High's Nicole Hoyt negot(ates a hurdle in recent equestrian action.
and was ninth m showrnd0sh1p. E;QUJtuhon cmd novice work.mg
hunters dl the hrst show. At the
second show in the novice diV1-
s1on, Schroeder Wds fourth m .
hunters under sdddle and eqw-
tdhon over fences, while also
Cdrrung hflh-place nbbons in
hunt ~eat eqwtallon, English
plPasure and working hunters:
English pleasure at the fust show,
dnd was seventh m hunters
under <;addle m the ::.IX:On<l show
At the second show Oct. 4, I
t~qncw was fourth m Jumpers
lohlr> ll-2 u, sixth m tdble II-2.1
rU1d seventh IO tuble n-2 c. Bndg-
1mm was fourth m jumpers table
Jl-2.c, seventh m table 11-2.1,
<'1~1hth m both jumpers table 11-I
2.b and working hunttffs.
Tiffany Washirlgton. riding for
Newport HarbOI, was SlXth in
western novtce :.-.howmansh1p
and western novice trail m the
hrst show. She was sucth m west-
ern novtce IEL stock sedt <'qu.i-
tation medal and also eighth m
western novice trnil and hor:.e-
manship at the second shov. . Lindsey Dorris, representing
Newport Harbor, was second m
JUruor vtt.rSity working hunters at
the first show and third m the
same event in the second show
She was fourth in JV working
hunters al U1e second show and I
fourth in JV hunters under sad-
dlf' in fu-st show.
Kealy Mcinturff <.1nd Emily
Wamungton. competing for
Ensign lntenuf>thate. were first
and second, rn"pecttvely, m
freshmen Jumpers at the second
show, where tellow Ensign nder
Ohvw Clement was nmth m
novice hunt seat equitation.
1 Bndgman was fiJlh lfl Jumpers
h.1hle 11-2.b ut the hr:.-.l show,
where she dlso fuushed seventh
1n 1umpcH·~ table U-2.1 dnd e ight
lCI !ELmPdul
Nicole Schultz WdS seventl1 m
western novice showmdnship at
the fll'St show and fourth m WC''it-
em novice trail m the second
show, where she also pldced
ninth m· western novtc<' show-
manship.
Newport l larbor nder Laura
Sbel, rompeting in the treshmen
dlVlSlOn, WdS eighth IO hunt SC'dl
eqwtallon and moth m working
hunte1s dt the second :.how.
An estimated 110 rid<>rs from
48 schools took part m the two
shows The sPQes continues Sun-
day with tht• Uurci show, ub.o <.1t
U1e Orang<l County r=a11grounds.
In the western novice ddSS,
Corona dcl MM. eighth-grader I
j(alherine Bryant won the plea-
... ure competition at the first show
Anne Schroeder, d :.-.eventb-
grader at CdM, Wds third m
novice English pleasure and
sixth in both novl<:e hunt seat
CclM novice division rider Jil-1
hem Van Ness was fourth in
hunters undN saddle and fifth in
BRIEFLY
in finals
down lo protect the Sallors' 5-4 victory over
San Clemente in thP s(•m.ihnals of the Her-
itage Pdrk Tourndmenl on C)aturddy.
II France-'s Sandrine Testude turns
the tables on her in tournament
tmals at Filderstadt, Germany. Btrcbong had a totdl of seven saves for the
1 Sailors (I 0-2).
Edgardo Contreras m the /9th mmutc, were
too much and the Vanqu,uds 10:.-.t, 3-2, m a
Golden State AthJetic ConferC'ncc match on
Saturddy <il SCC Jodkim Ulfvebrdud had
assists on both goals for sec (fi·8·0, 1-:l),
FILDERSTAOT, GER--.. .... ~ .... .-
tvtANY -N<"wport Beach's T E N N I S
l.'..indsdy Ddvcnport, No. 1 m the world
Cl~cording to today's women's tour rankings,
didn't exactly celebrate her lofty status on
Sund?Y dl the Porsche Grand Pri.x, falling m
the title showdown against France's San-
~nne Testud, the }jitter scoring a 7-5, 6-3 vie·
tory
Saturday Davenport advanced to the finals
with a 7-6 (7-4), 6-4 victory over Spain's
Arantxa Sanchez Vicario.
Davenport admttted a rare nervousness in
Saturddy's victory a fter the numbers gudtan· I
teed her today's No 1 status. "I JUSt thought
I'd never be No 1 and I was very nervou!>,"
she said. "It was difftcult today• Sunday she
apparently C'Ould not shake il oCC and San-
dnne ro e to the occasion.
Misty May leads 49ers again
LONG BEACH ---------.-Costa Mesa's Misty V 0 l l E Y I A l l
May, a product of Newport Harbor High,
recorded her third "triple-double" of the sea-
son Sdturday night tts the scruor setter led the
'No. 1-ranked Long Beach 49f>rs (16-0, 6-0) to
:-\ 15-2, 15-7, 15-4 victory over Big West nval
UCl (5· 14, 2-4} dl The Pyramid.
' May finished oft the AntE>aters with 10
:kills, ~l3 assists cind 14 digs The "tnple-dou-
hlc" wa the 13th m her college carPer.
Tars nip SC; fall to LB Wilson
IRVINE
Tim Birdsong W A T I I P 0 l 0
made an important save with just 10 seconds
left and Ney.rport Harbor High playing a man
Kevin BeC'ker scored two goclls, mcluding
the game-wmner m the fourth quarter ~anguards' Delgado 1 Oth Jeff Leeper hds ~1x stettls for Newport Har-
bor. at Bronco Invitational
Thdl sent the Sd11ors into the finals whl'rP POMONA
they went up dgcunst neme!>1s, and No l, _ Southern C R 0 S S C 0 U N T R Y
Long Beach Wilson and once again NPwport I Cdlilomid College's Muribt.?l Dt>lgado fm -
came out on the :.-.hort end. ished tOth with c1 time of 20:31 t1l th" Bronco
Wilson broke dWdY from .in early 2-1 Cross Country Inv1tnlional di Cril Pol}'
deficit to post an 11-5 victory m the finals. Pomond on Saturday.
The Brums broke it open m the second Teammate Beth Weidler wu" 21st with a
quarter '\VJ th a 4-1 edge to take d 6-:l halftime time ot 21 ·20. Jhervsd Peterson was 30th \\1th
lead. a time of 22:11. ·
Gary Conw€.•ll scored three goals for New-• Of note. the wmncr of the rcirn wos Cal
port Harbor, with BeC'kcr dnd Brenden State Dommguez 1 tills' Donna Mith, a trd.Os·
Hansen nethng on<• edch. Leeper and fer from Orange Coac;t College's ... talc cham·
Hansen each had two stNls and Brrdsong pionshlp team last sed on ~bllc:; was first with
had sue saves. a b.me of 19:23, JUst two "CC'Ond ahl.."Ud ol
Wilson ~ta.r Tony Azevedo lc•d the way for teammate, Aroceh ~tartmez, abo d l1>rmer
the champs with four goct1". Pirate Christme Riel wa'i c; venlh and Mara
Sailors tumble, 1-0, in rmals
vAi~¥YNTAIN f I E l D H 0 C I E Y
Newport Hdl'bor Hlgh's girls held hockey
team, wtuch entered weekc>nd· play for the
championslup of the Ornngt' County Tourna-
ment at Fo\1ntam Vullcy I uqh with tl :, 0-3
record, suff cred its first loss of the season tn
the finals to Edison, l ·O, us the latter scored
a second-hdlf goal to prove• the diflcrcnce
Vanguards' nlen f aU, 3-2
COSTA MESA -Diego
Goru scored two goals to S 0 C C E R
give Southern Caillorrua Colh•ge'i> men's soc-
cer team a one-goal lead. But two goals .by
Fresno Pdcific, inducting a penalty luck by
Caples was 14th.
Vanguards lose in three
FRESNO
S a l I y VOllEYIALL
Birkhauser had six kills us Southern Cdhfor-
n1a Collcgt-was swt!pl by Fn1~no Pt1dl1c:, 15-
6, 15-2, 15-8, m Golden State• Athletu: Con·
ference women's vollcyhdll achon on Satur-
ddy at Fresno Pdof1c.
SCC ts now 5-9 overall, t ·b m the GSAG
Monday, Octobef 12, 1998 7
JC FOOTBALL
It takes two OT~
but Pirates tame
Riverside T.
• Quick thinking bY.
Jared Flint in double
overtime is the differenr-e
ln a defensive gem.
.J \."()' I IUJ
~Pb
COSTA MESA -Wh~n two
teams are us evP.nlv mah hed as
0
RCC
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Ordnge Coast Cot0•9c anrl IOvcr-----------!.=....:;::::::::.::;:;;::
side were on Sdturday night 111
M1ss1on Conferenr£: toothall a cuon
di Orange Coast Collr>gc, the v1cior
1s usually detemuned by rJllnLion
dnd d few ker pldys.
So it romPs dS no surpn " that
the gdm~ WPnt mto douhle mei-
time where Pndtes quart11rh<1ck
Ja1ed Flint .took ddvantage ot a
hole m the line dnd rctJl 8 }'i.Jfrls 101
Cl 21-14 vtctory
Both ledms mrl11a(fed tu scwe a
touchdown m re9ule1tion, ttw
Pirates on n l-) Md run hy Andrt•
StewrJrt rn the first overtime Se.Tlf' •
Nev.'}Jorl Harbor } hgh pll)duc t R<t\I
Olm·l addecl his O\\O 1-varcl core
Two plays later, Riverside ht1d lie<l
the ... core al 14 . ·
On th~ ensuing c;conng dm • m
the "econd 01' ertime. edch dm e
aru1tranl) sldrts on thl' 25-vmd
bne, two mcomplcuou ... and a clck
tor 7 yard.., brought up d mllcal
fourth down situation. Scrambhnq,
Flint h.it lwrn Merct.,r on lor '2.7
yards nn<l a f11st 'down
Two pldys ldtPr, Flmt was scram·
bling ogdm, but this time thm1>
was a ruorung )doe anti f-hnl
spnntt>d mto the end ione.
•I usually go \\,th my mst tnC'lS, ~
Flmt srud. "The end zone• WdS nght
thert• dlld th~ dcfr•nder.. 1n c,."Ovt•r-
age wouldn't hdve had time tc1
adjust before I madP 1t to thl' ~nd
zone." .
Dunng a urue out moment..,
before the play, Conch Bill Work-
man hdd discussed the potential tor
d runrung lc10e and told Fhnt that U
h •had the opening, explo1l 1t.
Riverside ( 1 ~-t I still had a chanc l'
to continue the qame m ib sencs
but that meant-getting through
Orange Coast's defense, which had
stumped the 1igi.?r.> most of th~
mght.
•our defense played hard
tonight,• Workman said. ·nwy
'1ust got better and better Uuouqh-
out the mg ht dnd I teJt thc1t it \\ e
got into an overtirm~ ~1h1auon Wt'
would have an advantdge beec.1uw
we are more of a passing team.·
On the 1igNs' overtime rtnve,
pressure on the qunrterb<1ck tore: "d
dn incomplete pc1ss dnd a run hr
RJC.k. Cdrr was ~top~d helon• 1t
c»,er got started, bringing up. thud
down, a b<10e tor Riverside dll ruqht
long. •
The Tigers wE>re JU"'t 1 for lo on
Sa>re by Periods
R111ers1de O 7 O O 7 o 14
Orange Coast 0 0 1 0 -7 7 • 21
Second Quart.r
RCC • Lombard 17 pass from Wilcher
(Polmounter kick), 7 10
Third Quarter
OCC -Stewart 1 run (Yonts kick), O 2S
First Overtime
OCC Ohrel 1 run (Yonts kick).
RCC • Ranes 20 pa)\ from W1lc.hef
(Polmounter k1c~)
Second overtime
OCC -flint 8 run (Yonb kick)
Attendance. 700 (estimated)
INDIVIDUAL RUSHING
RCC ·Carr, 20.7~ Comeaux. 16 62.
Wilcher, S 20. H1fo, S·tl, Chapin, 1·7.
Ran~. t mtnus·3 .occ · Stewart. 9-34. 1 TO,
Banks 8 36, Ke Torres. 8 25,
Fhnt. 6mm·2l,1 TD. S•mons 4omin 13,
Giles, 1-S, Ohrel, 2 2. 1 TO
INDIVIDUAL PASSING
RCC-Wikher, S 16-1, 70, 2 T~
third-down conver .. 1ons and added
anoth1·r blank \\hen Mike Wtlch-
t>r's pass W<!~ upped away by a
qroup ol defenders that mduded
M1c,hcwl John on and Cluis Clay-
ton. -
\\'11< hPr'~ fourth-down attempt
W<ls nowhere n""dr the mdrk dnd
0MntJI' Coi1Sl's
0
delcn<.,e had held.
In f11c t, the r1•al ~tory t~r the
Pirut1•s (3-2) was the def~e.
which kr!pl Rivcrs1dl> out of z d
:t.unt> mo~t ol the gcll1le. ln th t
<1uarh·r, the Tigers were sue ul
on two tourth-down plays an<'mtd
mo\ cd thP Ocill 1J1S1de the 1 o..-d
hne. On third~ down, Carr;~as
stoppl•d on the 1-yard line.~
tried QO fourth down, but s
agam· stopped on the ~. :
' ~when you're down there u
lwv yourself on the fullb~." ·
Clt1}1on a linebacker, said. u
JU t Hnd hun and hit him as hcWCas
you can" -.
Whdl wcs., so unpress1ve a ut
the de1ens1ve effort wd.S how 1t
pldyed despite key m1unes. Oiy-
lon h 1s broken bone; m his timid
onc'I doctof" put a full mch of fmm
drouncl it for protection. Cl~n
took u hacksdw to some of 1t so he
\.Jm1ld have 'free motion to grab:
With two key defensive tEk.s
out, lht• !~rate:. were forced lo rt
Ir 'shfll('rl Woo0row Obs and K~
Ronan. The sophomores took on
their ,.,houlders to make "sure l!Sl>u
vounger counterparts were pl't!m'd
and n•ad}' for the gdme
"This team is like a f ·~
yr>1n," c;ophomore comer n
Llgon::. said •we talked \\,tlCfte
tr ::.hmen au week and let
know we believed m them_ v
stl!pped up \\hen we needed tnim
torught" .:
. Ligon.,, m hb awn right, ::.
ou~ randing and alwclys seem to
be rn o:i, or ill lc>a::.t nearby, when a
gn·dt play \\CIS made. "I credit thP
whulc• deJen:.e for that,· Ligons
• aid. "Tl it Wd"n't tor them. I wouW-
n t get the chance to be m the}jght
pldc~ at the nght f.lme. • "'
On~ of those guys \\as soJ>ljo-
more m1ddlt"' linebacker .f.tKl n
Romm, who led the rush at
hlock~d two field goals, including a
27-yarcl attempt wtth 1 :08 left that
rnuld have prohabl) won the ~~e
tor R1\t•rs1d1• •
RanM?, 1 S·O, 42
OCC -Flint, 1 l 26 1 140,
Sunon\, 2~1, 20
INDNIOUAL RtQMNG
RCC -Hine.,, 2·26. Triehe. 1-42,
..
• -• ---
Rane). 1 20. 1 TO, Lombardi, 1-17. I TO;
White, 1·7, •
OCC ~Mercer, 6 73, 811~er, 4-49,
Rausch, 2-32, Ohrel, l 6
GAME STATISTICS
RCC OCC
F1m dowm 14 15 Ru~e\ yardagt• 48 i66 U-98
P,ming ya1d119 111 160
Pa~~ng 6-21·1 13·34 2
Net return yardag • 59 23
Sacks yardage 2 14 S-31
Net yard '' 323 ~so Punts 5·44 1· 6-«>. 1
fumbl fumbles lost 1· t 2· t
Fl gs n t yardage ~79 8 56
Time of PoS~\IOn 29 4) )() 17
•Punt returns intercept~ fum~
returns
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DAYS alltt thi• summona PUBLIC NOTIC! 1,•.'01'u· •c104c • Po ·aox 825 RIALTO cA OTenen A. o.w.ln ~ ~'!; Newpon Baact\, • mncf1HMDITDMOF PUBLIC NO court wltt)ln four CLASSlftl!O • Is tlNtd on you 10 ftle 1 • • • ·f mn eot.f73.o744 .Aue. hit etatamant 1111• fifed "'"_....,. llUULU•OF month• from t~· date 9 42·5878 typ-~•trtntn ttsponse at 1hl• C'"THOLIC Nollc• 1• hal reby gvan '°1 TION BONO 17""'~"1'11 wttn Iha County Cleflc of.!~~ bbu1lnt~~1.lo' clon. -TO--CNt1.....-o of flret iHuano• of ..._ _______ .. court "' creditor• o the with n ·-• · Of1nQe County on 10-1·111 .,_,.,. y: an'"""' ua ·--_ OF . • A lttttr or phont call will SOCIA&. I ERVICll natl'ltd Hiier thal I bulk ALLSPACE • COSTA t ... 177tMS Have you 1tll1ed doing ALCOMDUCIEVEMIEUC891 NCJTii:ii lettere H provided '"~--------
not protect you· your IYP.. OF CINTRA.LAND 11J1l11boullobemad1ol MESA, 1535 NEWPORT al butiMllyer?No (\IC .... t1 .. •~·-L PEllllC* TO ttction 9100 of the ~rl(\tn rtsPol'\St mull bt NORTHI RNARIZONA lh• u •u11 dHcrlbtd BLVD .. COSTA MESA. CA~ ty PllOt OCt. 6. 12, 19, RoblnBodWlrl 11, .... Htn•-.i ADll9&1M CeltfornleProbeteC~e. SELL • rn J>IOpt< legal f0<m It you NOTICI TO below 92827 • 1MI m:J.45 Thie ltalMnent wit ftled HOta 8 HEAEBY 0MM EllTATIE OP: .... T~ tlrne for fdlng
v.ent thl court to hHr your POTENTlAL ••ii.TH Th• nlmff etld bu•I~ u NIT rNVENr~ M E • PUBLIC NOllCI With Iha County ci...tc of 1111 I llUlk ... of ~ .,., • II. Yll9IEl..U clelm• Wiii not nplr• your home
c.e• FATHER addrtHH of Iha Saltlf are. At4$ TIM OABAIEL OrMOI County on 9-17-111 ..,.._ Of 11co11011c bMfllOe CAIE llO A1M231 before four month• h I fl d
II )'OU do not loft )'OUr ,. t c nthta E1co1>e<10 ,, YankH T1vwn Limited. • HOUSE HOU> ITEMS • FloUUeua •u.ane.. 1 ffll71tM~ I) 11lllollt~111 INdt To ... halr• benafl· from th• h••ring date throt:O c ass1 e
1Aoon11 on hmt, you mty the bin~ mothtr 01 th• I• C~liloi~ l•:ttdld pa~':'' Al IC, KAREN ZAl<HI, Name ltat•nMnl Dally Pilol Sept. 28. Oct. 5, The nwne(a). SOClll Stcu· cieriH. oreditM•, con-noticed ebove. • ---.------.~
lo.st the case. ~d )'Our malt child named Jenni• ~.~" Beactr'cl 92~1' HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Th• lollowlng Pl'IOM .,.. 12. 19, 1998 • M339 II\'°' FedelW Tu ,.;mbtll lnO tlngent cradltore, end YOU MAY EXAM-FIND ' :•g•~iavm:e~k!n wr.~:; Eaeobedo 1k1 Baby Girl Thi locauon in Cahl0tnla A213, KATHV WILLIAMS. ~11~0.1 b~•tn,f.118 u : ~nm lddlHS ol Ille .,_,..0 newhomeyotMr· IN£ the fil• kept by the ' l~htr warning trom lh• Escobtdo born on Junt 9, of UI• ehl1I He<:utlve offlet HOUSEHOLD ITEMS s11'0 • 1:::& H. ~ ~:1 'PUBLIC NOTICE Mllll(t~(•) Ill ENTR WiH be lnt•rHtad 111 court. If you •r• • per· an apartment . court . 1998 In Mua, Arizona Ht< ol the H iier le: aam• 19 8117, DARRELL MAT· Coet"'M cl92J27 "' .. • IHTEJV4ArotW.. INC, 13844 the wlll or Htetl, 01 ton lnterHted In th•
....... ire other legal , .. tddr•H I• 2'160 E. Garnet above . THEWS. HOUSEHOLD lllWl~a ~~~i L• a 22"0 • AllDl1 Pallway, Sii 133, INnt, both of: IRENE M . lltlt•t VOY may fll• through classifled
,,..,,ments You may want In Mesa. Attzona 85204. As Netld by the Hiier. au ITEMS Fountan Wa ct.la Me 1 &GrowMl,211UllW CAl12718 VENNEAU with tn• court a fonnel , ---------~'cell an '"ornt)' rignl 2 Cynthie Escobedo ha• othtf bualn•H names and 8 2 441, DE 8 81 E CA 112627 y, • • MDnctlOCMDITOa Oou1g .\llSlntu as CNE A PETITION hes Requ11t for Speclel •-
1wat II you do not know named you Jtssle. Jotin addrHHI uatd by U'le ROSENTHAL, HOUSE· Letk:la Mtrelal, 221• Col· Of IUUllALE OREHTALJUNCTOH bHn flied by CARRIE J. Notlct of the flflng of en
•n an0<n•'f· you ma'f c111 ~r and, •nJ_ ~~~ ~~,'°~ M Utr within thrM ytltt bf. ~~~ ~TEM~ ON NIE R Ito•. Apt 15, Cotta M111, ,,... ,..... .. ucc lee. NA Ohr Dutlnm llllTll(•) MARTIN Jn th• Superior lnwntory •nd eppraleel '' I I ~·~··,~ .. -.. :
an 1nomey reterral atMct ca rM19. o • a ".0 tore th• d1t1 1ueh he\ was C y · OUSEHOLO CA 92e27 11MI ano lddrUl(a ) used ~ tilt cwn of Celiforni• of Ntete euete or of or t tegal a•d otf•c• (l•sted lh•• ch•ldi •f• 1~h• poi"~~~ 1an1 °' d11tv1red to th• 1~~~ A, H Thi• buelntss la con-NOTICE IS HEREBY Mllel(s)trclnMl(a) 111!1hn the County of Or•NI•· • any petition or eccoun1
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111 )ht phone book) btologica 1 •r 0 t>uvtr 111· none dueled by 1 general part 1hll 1 bUlk salt 1s ltlout IO. PISt tlWM ~. as stMtd ~the THE PETITION H _provided In HCtlon .a.puts de que le en-chlld. Sh• currtnl~ has Tfle names and butlntH 8 4 1 5 • M I K E CAR· nershl • midi Mlltl(S)ttCtnlll(I), tM" (rf r.. 12150 of th• Californie
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MEMORIAL PARK tr ~guen esta cllaelon Judi· ~~~11 ~/:~:uth~ ~~:gJ3~ addrlltH of the buyer 111: rrt~~AEL, HOUSEHOLD Have p you 1tarted doing The name(s) llld buStnu none, so Sl&ll) NOHE ~:~~.~";~ c:,:::;t.-'d Probete Code. A Re
c;rftusted Ilene un ptazo d• Soeral Servletg 1825 w D~VCO 1R1111ura~ .~nt•r· 8491 AONALD HAR· bu1ln111 yet? Yts, IMIS-98 lddrns ol tht selltl{s) tMrt The name(s), Social Stcu· 11 pereonel repr•Hnt .. qu .. t for Specie! Notice
'"IQ .. DIAS CALENDAAIO Not1hern, Ph'otnlx, Ai P SH, Inc .. 1:042 '~Jfi'';.a RINGTON, HOUSEHOLD Imelda Cruz LtYVa ROBERT L SEVERSON, 371 () rl~ or Ft<lerll 1ax NumDt~ and tive to edmlnleter the form 11 eveileble from
,_,a presenlar uni rt· 85021 (602) 9&'·8171 corporal on. • • ITEMS Thie ttlttrnent wta flied ,.._Poll Stood . HlwDOll BelCh. lddrtss ol ltle Nt•t• of the decadent th• court clerk.
$puts1A escrita a maquina 3 U~dtr Arizona law, you :;et~Ulle eoo, Irvine, CA 849a, RONALD HAR· Wiil\ the County Cltrlt Of CAQ2663 buytl(S)'apdrartl(s) IH!t l THE PETITION r.:. A ....... far '9ddonet:
Cemetery • Mortuary
Chapel • Orematory
~":~,,~ uni llamada h111e the nght as a Polen-The HHts to be told ate RtNGTON, HOUSEHOLD Orange ~:.~77•0118 .... 918 .,_~b'T bustnm as WOO PAK AHO EVN .AJ PAI(. queat1 the decadent'• ..... W. A.1*rNn
1 toal l)iolog1cal BIRTH ff.· dtlertbed In generll u· ITEMS v • rw;nrvn1 HEIGHTS BK:YCl 13&44 Alton ~ly. Stl 133 Wll .. l. end codlcill If ~ ... • ~ ":~:~~~~!i nosu'',1~ r~:i: THEA of this child. to eon-Fumtturt , llxturtl, e uJ ' C147, IRENE FULLEA, Dilly Piiot Sept. 21, 21, SHOP' 1Mne.CA92718 eny. be admitted ' to 2070 N. Twdft
3500 PaciltC Vlf1W Or1vl
Newport Beach
644·2700
P a maqu.na tiegt que sent lo lht proposed adop-mtnl. gOO<IWll1, lea1t'J:oei HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Oct. 5, 12. 1998 m335 All athtt lllsiness namt(s The assets banQ sola are probate. The WILL end A-~llr con las lormah· lion You also have the Improvements, Inventory, II· C241, TIFFANY KESSLER. PUBLIC NOTICE and tddtns{es) used 171 geoerllly destnbed IS l tase-any codicil• are eveil· ....._~CA 92706-PIERCE UGniPr
BEU BROADWAY
Mortuary * Chapel
Cremation
U s l&gales ipropladu nght to withhold your con-quor Ileen•• and 111 othtr HOUSEHOLO ITEMS Mllel(s) Wltl'ln 1'11 PISf """ hold 1mprowment. l1Xllrt, able for examination in 7a7
ai 1.1tl•d qutere qui la corte ""'to th• propoHd adop-assets uHd In th• optrt· Ki2Ji~ai1i~oK~bJu0s~L Flotltloue Bueln•.. ytill a SWO ty Ille sellel(s). eQUIPl"'nt lurn~"· goodw!U, the fll• kept by the 10/01, 10/12. 10/18
tsCuche au CISO uor· whelhtr ~~ ~: I yor tlon ol tht r11tet.H1nt and HOLD ITEMS • • Name lt•lement Mt None • ancf trldlllame, and ABC ~CtllM court.
Sl.,>ist•d no presenla •u ~·r~ you, ~{i' ~Id o og. •r• located 11: 333 Baytldt C338 THERESA LEE The following perton• at• The I~ tn ~ilorn1 ol and tHll IOC111d It 13844 THE PETITION re· Thinking of having a
r9'1utst1 • tlempo. putdt c 4 ~11 ;~~ w1:nc to 'auert ~Ive, Newport Stach, CA HOUSEHOLD ITEMS · doing butln"' a1: Touch· Ille clMI txean~ otlicl o1 1t1e Alton Pnway, Sae 133, Ir.Inc, Cl\IHtt euthority to gerege sale? . ,,..oer el easo. Y It puldtn partolll nghlt 10 thl child ~bu*IMU name used Publlthed Ntwport \JP M11ter1, 2603 Mlln St .• ::r II 108 8lycmt Coult. CA92718 administer th• estate Give use c~Jll 11 O BroadWay
Costa Mesa
842·9150 q ... l1ar 1u salatio su dontro described ibOve, your obh· b th• Hiier at Iha\ loca-Beach.Co11a Mesa Dally 4'1050, Irvine, CA 92814 pottBeacll,CAll2flllO The ~oe °' llCtnse IO be under the Independent CLASSIFIED :V 01ru cosa? dt •u galJons •r• 11 lollow•: u~ 1,. YankH Tavern Ats· Pilot October 12. t 9, 11198 Dent·Ml•ler• lnltrnatlonll. The name(s) and buJiness lranS1errtO 1~ ON SALE BEER Admcnl•tr•tion of E•· 842·5878
prQP4tdad sin •~·•O •d•C•O-A You may lnitl•t• a pa· taurani M346 Inc. (CA), 2803 Main St., ldchss o1 1t11 ~s) 1H11 & WINE UCEHSE NO 41·236462 tetH Act. (Thie euthori· 1--------..-.1
nai P°' patle de 11 '°'" ternlty action purauant to Th• 1nllel atad date of 11050, ltvfnt, CA 921t4 NORMAN C 8R££DlOVE 3 now issued lor Ille pttinsts cy will ellow the person· E~tn Potr~• rtQulS•lo• 1~ Till• ?5, ChaPltr 8, Mfclt tht eafe/ttel.ttr 11 October · PUBLIC NOTICE Thie bu1lnH1 I• eon· Blyleal Strett. Rancho San1a localed at Sin1t el repreHntedve to tlllt• ~~t:'a 111~~, 8
1 u~u!bo~~do 1 of \h• Arizona Rtvlltd 28 1998 11 th• olfic• 01 E.. NEWPORT BUCH ':feted by: a eorpo~1t1':'1 MllQlnll. CA 92688 The bulk salt and transfer of menv ectfon1 without "Affordable
Alternative"
Discount Casket,
Cremation&
Jom;dlatamentt SI no Statuts wllhln thirty d1y1 ol crow Con1un1n11 of New· CITY COUNCIL b 111 you 17•~r1t 11-1 :8"11 The ISsets befnQ sold 1re the afeohOltc blwflQI flceMe(s) obtaining court epprov· oc• 1 un abo ado tht completion of HNiee port 811ch Inc .. 1201 Dovt UI ntH Y• "· • gtnttalty ctesc.nbed u Stoclt 1n 1nit lfltended IO bt consum· el. Before taking certain
.:;,, namar a un se~tcro of this notice. You mutt Slltel, Suitt 485, Newpor1 AGENDA IUMMARY 1:nt·~191t•~ l~err;:u~~· Tlltde. furMire. nitllm. fqurp. mated It the ollic• o4 M ES· very Important ectione, "d«;(eltrel\Cia d• abogados begrn lo provld• financial B .. cn. CA 92880 October t~, Ul98 A .• t au . u • a mtnt, lllCI Gooowill ol • ce1111n CROW COt.f>ANY 8Q.42 Garden however, tht p•11onel
0 A: una ofocma de ayuda support lo_r lh• child once This bulk all• It eubjeet RESOLUTION(S) FOR ~~ ltaltmtnt WH ftlad butlnus llnoWn as · ·~EWPORT Grow Blw Set 201 Glrden repreHntetive ~tll be
1 (vH er d.rectoroo 111• y~u ~slabltsh Pll:rf4tyblal to Calrlomla Uniform Com-~[I{.?6'N ANO ABAN with Iha County Clerk of HEIGHTS BCYClE SHOP' GnM, CA 92644 lllCI Ille arroo. requrr•d to gtve notice
tor:=ol eust:V ~·lh!~huJ> ~10; mtrclal Cod• Section DONMENT OF PORTIONS Orang• County on •n.H lllCI a1t 10c-.cl It 371Od ~sate0111 1s Novemcer 13 to inter••ted per1on1
CASE HUMBER ing blrltt through 1pprOprl· 6:1~ aubjtc1 the name OF UNUSED RIGHT.OF· 1.8Hl770t39 ~~lhd · HewPGlt 8tacn lM Tile J)Urtllast pnct 0 ~~I:~· n~~c·.v or h~::
'(Numero d•I Cuo) alt legal PfOCffdlngl. and 1c;ldrt11 oi th• pereon WAY ALONG THE WEST· Dally Pilot Sept. 28, Oct. 5, Tiie bulk Sii• II tCICende<l 1.o COllltdemOn n ·~"With Hnt•d to th• p~oted
797507 C II you 11e a member ot wllh whom elalm• may be ERLY SIDE O' OCl!AN 12. 19, 1998 M340.... • . _ JUDQE an Indian Trlb• or a mtm-flltd Is: Eicrow Coneullanl• BOULE\IARO IN CORONA ... consummatld It Ille ofliee of Ille sale ol Ille b.tstness and ectlon.) The 1 •P•n· FRANCISCO F ber of the m1111ary you may 01 N• ort Btaeh Inc DEL MAR PUBLIC NOTICE . DISCOVERY ESCROW COt.f>AHY, lrlnslerot the license tS Ille sum dent admtnietretlon
• FIRMAT • b• txempled trom lhl• 1111· 1201 ~gv, Slrfft Suit; CONTAAClS ANO AGREE· 1m Center ~Ill Sulll 44(), OI St7900JOO. lndU<ltno 11Mn-euthorltV will b• grented Burial Service
Why should you subject
yourself & your family to
paying inflated prices for
caskets & services????
Ult • MENTS Floutlou• BuelneH ltinonoton Buch CA g2647 ltld IOIY esomallld /II S4.00J 00. unleH en lntere1ted
-DEPT. 25 5 You may wish to eon-~~~ ~!.°:. 1::i~~i. T! EXECUTIVE SEAACH N•m• •••••ment Ille antOpalled sat Clalt II Qcio. wi.c.hCOllSISIS OI ltlelOllOW\nQ person fitH •n objeetlon
r;e name and address ol su11 with "' attornty to U· lih claims •htn be ~ FIRM.CITY MANAGER The lottowlng pertont .,., btr2Q, 1Glle Bu)'et's 1niUI depos.I 1n to the petltJon end
tt>• tourl ts: (Et nombre Y 11st you In int11a1tng 1 Pl· 27,998 which Is lht bus!-IMPAO\IEMENTS TO TtfE doing buelneH 11: Adll9r· Tiit bUlk sae IS sutJrea ID escrow · $1,00JOO 1how1 good CllUH why
d1rfee1on de 11 cor11 ts) terntly actroo, or dtt1rm1n. l'ltsa day before lht tale CITY COUNCIL CHAM· llslng for Educllion, 3101 CS!fonu Urttonn Commel'C>ll Clstctr's Checl IO be the court 1hould not
SUPERIOR COUAT OF Ing whal cauH of 1ctlon date apeetrlld •bov•. BERS W. Coul Hwy .. Suite 175, Secoon61062 deposited onor m sub of grant th• authority.
CALJFOANIA, COUNTY OF you wish to take In r• Oated:Octobtrtl, 1998 BID ADMINISTRATION Nnpor18each,CA928&3 (ltneue 1ssul)feet10Stc IOllTllOASC·S20.00JOO A. HEARING on the ;o~NGE 700 C1111c Centtr apon. se to this Notice. PURCHASE OF BALBOA Diana Lynn Green, llOO 6106 2. Ille l~llO tnlOOTllO<lll Pl'ornssory Noll in lr..or ol petition will be held on °""' Wesl Sonta Ana a. Failure to Ill• • P•· FIND tHEATER·707 BALBOA Sea Lane #16, Corona dtl roostbepro\'lded) Stller ·S10000JOO November 5 1998 at 'Cl\lll~r11111 92701 • to1ntty action within thirty BOULEVARD Mar, CA 82625 The nltn8 ancf lddtwss ol SatlS1aclon ot seller's OtbtS 1 :45 P.M. in 'oept. 703
T day• of Ull1 Notice may, Pub 111 h • d N • w P 0 " This bu•lntH It con-Int ,,.rson wrlh whom dams in Ir.or ot ~r under secDon loceted at 341 Th• CitX lie name. addreu, and and probably wiH cautt Beech.Costa Mtsa Dally a I s II It Fl d It ,... o o c Call Toll free l-888-S4CA.SKET
Strvlug Onoge &. Surrouodlog Coandes let~hone number ol plain· you 10 lost eny etMdtng to Pilot October 12 1998 uy I. • • n · may · be hied 1s ~ 24074 and 2 II ot CA ~es· riv• renge
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1002 CORONA COSTA MESA 1024 LAGUNA 048 NBWPORT NEWPORT MOBnE HUNTINGTON
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEL MAR 1022 BUCH l BEACH .1069 BEACH 1069 HOMES 1100 BEACH 2140 ** FORCt.OSED ** lii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E aet • Ide gat1d comm, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Gov hom•• Hud. MHA O o ean Vlewl on d1taehld 3Br 2.5Ba, H b View Hiii• CM Pelm• MH P ark Fl .II Call 2" h • SOLD! 1700 f b llt I 11111·11 Bin Canvon Cuetorn er or • On Werner "lo•• to " av · .. r • Forre•1•d Canyon. over • • u n ~ '" '; "~ "' '" " ~ • • 3B 2 "'Ba e try room 2br dbl wide Kltc •P ... ' 7 day• 800-555-1003. Cnarmerl Lot value '84. Xlnt Loe. 1315,000 •---• Hm. Remodeled H187. f r . ., • ~ n'tpool pllance• 'w/patlo. 1verylhlng1 FO ly
• tor Hie In our $839,900 Low malnt. at u , a, or, " ~ Vll?W81 $835 000 Spac• r1nt 5450 • • • · Q 0 VE .. N M .. NT ShoWCH• hom•• E I & J d" T "I ~ ~ "'Br 7.•B• ?Ole/den, Of expan1 0 • • . loaded pe\a Ok "lYd.·
F 0 R I! CL 0 . • D 1 block 10 beach. Can Agent• 642"'4722 pool, 1pa. •auna. etcl • • ner hk·ups pool & .-Saturday RHI E1tat• e t $2, 195M &40-7283 Pp Agtnt 073·53S4 115K OtNnar &46-0277 mo~• 112o'omo. All
HOMES ~ni•• on Supplement! bulld n•w. 320 He.z11. llAST SIDI! Remodel ~ 4br3ba.dm,Sm. ~ 1....,......,...._,,,.. _ __,. _____ LtOO ISL E Br•nd New Location, 1oca\lon, Credit Oki QPC Credit
th• 51 · Aepo·e. VA, HOMES OF CdM Hom• 949·7511· 3Br 4car ger, granite r. ocnn vi(W, lurn&. ... , tl:'I 810 CANYON Owner 5Br/5 .58a·3753Sq Fl. locatlonl HB ram pk 714·842·1088
HUO, SharlH H IH. No T WEEK D070 kitchen. l0,000 S.F. ~ '"'1' ~ Tranaler. A•mod•l•d, 3c garage. 8111 On.indy 2 4 x 5 8. 3 b d 2 b • money down govern. HE Lot W/A.V. Reio S•I• ~ vauhcdctil. ~ Sgl.fvl, Extra Lg .Fem, Realtor. 049-075-6111 $82,500. 714-8.47-il927 ---------~~' L~a~'111~~~'!~~~ Dl•::j~.~~·7::•rt ~OSTA MESA 1024 ~;h~eM~l~~ fe~_;~7 ~ hardwoodOoors, ~~ dining & llvlng rm. 2Br LIDO ISLi LOT HUNTINGTON
rectory. Toll free O•adllne W•d 5pm liiiiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiiil zero Down Payment ~ 'djlu!c.hen~~ry ~ ~:,a, T~oo~!'iu~:~~: 112 VIA Yl!LLA HARBOUR 2142
1·600-869-2292 ***** •JUST LISTE0"3br 2b• Only 11037/Mo. 38r ~~ w marn1.1in 1 ht ~~ aaklng S582K720-1248 ~~'::TN~··i~:.~gJ HOUSES/
E x t H ·4 o o o OPEN HOUSE 1g 101. nu window•. 2 58a, 2c gar, or .. , e timt on nu1lr.tt in • 0 ,. CONDOS
CAL° SCAN Llat1n9a for l 1 8l appl'• & ca1p1t. Hdwd d .. I. Atldng St69.t00 ~ 25~u, ooumsy to ~ 8 LUlff8 1·8TY T WH Biii rundy nHltor STU NNING HOM8 on
L•goon. 4Br 3Ba,
2000 + upscale r11ort 111•. tennis, po~•.
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OcHnltde Ell'tenslve ***** Diena 949·760·5000 114&.;597.3997 f. roktn,Sl.2 ·~ $379,000 AGENT NWPT i HOREI 28A ·-------· UpgradH, St•P• lO It P•Y• to 1dver1IH •354. IMM50-9093 'i million. rJngc. ~ 1148-850-3822 Ole, 2BA. BHm cell,
Seand. $288,900 In th• b••t local •• 1101. 3 LEFT o•llf POINT 6 ~ ~ 8UILDi R Cl o•• Out newer Ill• roof. S349K ---------
"•nd K aar Ag•nt Real bte1• Sactlon e new home• dlrael nnA 102 'e :t'cd Gi~er ~ Fabuloue eiun oc••n Bill Grundy RHl10t• BALBOA i---------
94sMSB MS22" CALL TOOAY 1rom bulldlf 3br 2.5be ~ Mon-Fn ~ v11w•. once 1n a 949.e75·8 181 ISLAND 210 6 LAGUNA PATA I CK T•N OAi USA RIVIRA 91t c•ll'• AC, 2 c:.r Dpt• 1275,000 38r 211• ~714-261 ·1"'.ll"J llfetlma opportunl1y. MM8LING NIGUEL Pl .. H Call & Let Ue g.,, Pl'1c;ee from th• • 28r 2Ba, 3c gar. nu ~ Beny Hurry! Agent Giant on park Ilk• iiiiiliiliJlllliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Know What Your 949-174-4292 h!Qh 1200'• 722-1120 pm, l\)()f, 493-0781 or 'A~1..V!!J1..'!!l1..~1..\!!J;;• 949·723·8120 ground•. 4 b1Clroom1 •CHARM•R• ICI
NHd• Ar•I 858-9105 ANNE WILLEY a•ai61 Charming 38R 4ff.7849 J.W1bb, Bkr fncldg guHt laclllllH, ftnc.ed yd, Sbr 3.5ba, Very n lo e TownhH
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t .a 0 0 -t ·TEN 0 RE Hom• on over 9000SI' •aetbluH e .. t Bu~I huge d1n & 3,& lalht, gerd1ner, 13950/mo. Pool/•pa A/C f/p · 149-574-4241 corner lot w/QIW\t gar. H'...,_N"'TO.,. NIWPORT 3Br+ 2Be + l'R. 1 ·Sty Juel over the border yr ••• 848-759-0264 8.,, hk·~P•. ;.,.~r:
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huge AV., ... Call tor ll!ACH 1040 ll!ACH 1089 14t9K 720-1704 Bkr Coale MHa. '37&.000 CORONA 2br 2 5ba St60q{'!o. BALBOA t d•t•ll•. t 3tt,OOO • All Credit Oki CIPC
PSN1NSUI.A 1007 Xlnt Loe. Eatl a Judy ···"''"" Poelflo Aanofl •••T VA&.U•n •AND ... S URI' D!L MAR 212 2 Credit 714·&42·9dN Taylor, Agte94~2· TWNHSIE 38 , 1•58• IBr+fam rmJdln rm, Fabulout Vl•w lnclud· ilia•••iiiiii••
.luet ewood Weat 4722 ... fem rm, ao qatllQe. 28a, vlntag• leland In~ Calallna Rara •2 New 3000eq fct-------.. ,-••r Ave. lubarb i•ltde Plneot TWM Ammen. Ou.,o-ga .. d hom• on tull·tl11 lot Va ua In Prtma Ar•a. home• for lea ... qul•t NEWPORT ~~~oanay J.=. :_:; ::;;:.n;:o:r,· ~ ;':!'.:._=r· • 10+ t ~~n1;~~~ ::~:.'~': Blllbo9 Newport -Prudendi~ r~~~nroc•e~~~:.~ ••l1U•1C1H•••121111H•9
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1 .... half fOf lnclorne. 1244.600 '3M60I Pp 1 duple•... Situated on Estrbllthed 1119 .,..1~ .. uo COSTA MESA z 124 l8R TWNHMa •fg ::;~ :r:.-<r.: j llkle °" ouMe MC, your used vehicle 1 ::!~: ot':::.Jy =~ WlnW & W Cliff Dower ehorea f~ro7m~p r~:=.-~:..:-ec~ :re:: UVOUQl\Clustfted Prtced •:r~.00011 -=.'2::r: 2br 2ba oondo, i.pper a•r 1.9 .. WM•i Clle Court SUH/mo. '* V..A.11t COIO"'• 13",000 .... 11oa Pp e.:l·H71 ANG•LA l•R level. e1cy llgh1e. ffplC. nr, f/p, 1n11de hk-¥PI. Afenc 149-taO.:sut; n.n MSTRO RllALTY ...., ... leech 1ua ~1.1ttand Ad '!118 \-car an g., Homlhon :z I :r;: J~g~"co'.?!.:fti1~ Tlilnk1noofttav1nga· DltllAI ' t 1022 ~~°'.!:. ... 1",•• TRADE M•123-4M3 $1200kt'2IOO. r.=i:1=; 11.11SOM9'1•1 1Me ":'19•·:om~N!:=
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t (949) 840-7292. iolng. Full ptlvlg. m•nta on a mortgaQ9, atrong coll•ctlona, hiring nowt ERA wlll 949-4S31-079l' WllSTMINST•R 'M XJS Convt 2D MISSION Vl«JO
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Q I t Neither vulnc1able, as South
you nuld ·
•Q84 OA654 O A9SJ •A()
Your Nght-hand opponent o~n) the
bidding w1lh one sp.llJc What action
do you take?
A -h would seem that, w11h 16
lugh-Card points, 1 one.no-trump
ovctcall is automatic. But your hand
conllliM no tenaccs and no soun.e of
tricks ~o. 1f the hand belon&~ 111 nu
trump. panner shoold declare.
Therefore, we would opt for a uikc-
out double.
Q l · Both vulncrnble. 11s South you
hold·
•KQJ8S2 oAKQ4 oQ7J .v..-i
The bidding has1Jrocceded.
SOlTfff WEST NORTH F.AST
1 • Pass l • Pass
7
What do you bid now?
A • Despite the fact that partner
made only a single raise, chances for
slam exist. Becau'IC of your void. the
best way to investigate is via a help
suit game lrY· Bid three diamonds. If
lhis elicilS no enthu:.1asm from part-
ner, sign off in game. If panncr does
anything else, cue-bid your club
void next to see how panncr reacts.
Q 3 • Both vulnerable, as South you
hold:
• 10 8 o S o A K 6 4 3 2 • K J 9 S
The bidding has proceeded:'
NORTH EA~T SOUTU WEST
I • Pass 2 o Pass
l tl Pass ?
What do you bid riow?
A -What started off ns a promising
hand has gone downhill fast -n
misfit is looming. Since you1 ini1ial
response promjsed a rebid, your
only choices now arc three dia-
monds, lwo spades and two no
trump. If the latter two arc not fori;:-
ing, both are acceptable.
Q 4 . Neither vulocrablc, as South
you hold:
•Q4 o KQJ QAQJ.852 •AQ
The bidding has_proccedcd
SOlITH WEST NOR J H EAST
I o Pas.s Io Pass
?
What do you bid now?
A · An awkward hand for any natur-
al sy\Lcm Since ne11hcr a 1ump to
three diamonds or three hons is
forcing, either runs the mk of get·
11ng passed below iln almo I certain
iame. And both run the risk. of land· me tn the wrong contrac1. TilC jump ~tuft to three clubs is almost forced
on you. Perhaps you 5hould h3\e
opened the biJJ1n& with two no
lt\lmp!
Q S ·As South. vulnerat;le. you
hold:
•Q9 81 Q Q1094 o H •K6S
The bidding h:is pr~ecdi:d
NORTH F.AST SOUlll
I• 14 7 Wh.it do you bid now?
A · In standard melhods, a bid of
one no Lrump i~ a standout -notb-
1ng else is worth considenng ·
Playing nc~ativc doubles. you ha...e a
bit of a problem. because a ncga1ive
double could locate a 4 4 heart lit
However, we shll think one no
trump is more descriptive and less
likely 10 gel y<>ur side lo a wrong
con1roct, so bid it.
Q 6 -As South, vulncrahle, you
hol<t·
• K 10 2 O A J 10 7 6 3 o l • Q 10 6
The bidding has proceeded:
NORTH EA~T SOt!lH l o Pa Jo
l • Pass J o 3• p~ ?
What do you bid now?
A • Partner has gone out of the way
10 describe a hand with heaJ'l short·
ness. Since partner has nol rebid
clubs, a suit contract does not look
promising. Under the cir\!umstances.
yoo should nOI consider any bid
other than three no lrump.
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