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A look back at three
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_ :Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
A NEW LEVEL ·OF SERVICE
Newport
Beach fire
and para-
medics
ready a
paUent for
tramporta-
Uon to Hoag
Memorial
Hospital
Presbyterian
after
responding
to a call for
a person
wlth
difficulty
breathing.
Fro~ manning ambulances to dousing blazes,
Newport firefighters· are doing it all these days
Story by Jennifer Armstrong • Photos by Marc Martin
K en Flessel and John Testa were relaxing on
beige recliners on a Thursday afternoon at
Newport Beach Fire Station 3 when the
siren sounded.
Their chatter about clearing the station garage
for a dog vaccination clinic fell silent.
•Newport Medic 63, Newport Engine 63 -pos-
sible heart preblem," the 'female dispatcher's
voice crackled over Testa's hand-held radio. ·we
have a patient on the phone at 5000 Birch St. He's
having chest pains."
Flessel. 45, and Testa, 33, jumped to their feet
and rushed to the red and white ambulance
parked in the garage just outside the lounge door.
Flessel, a 24-year veteran of the Newport
Beach Fire Department. took the driver's seat.
Testa, who has been with the department for four
years, broke out the map book as he sat in the
passenger's seat.
treatment and rush patients to the hospital.
Since Aug. 8, the firefighters have been driving
an ambulance, along with their medic vans ma
fire engines. They temporarily took over the
ambulance service after a falling out with private .
company Med'n'ans.
And on Sept. 9, the City Council gave ambu-
lance duty permanently to the firefighters, despite
the program's projected costs being over budget.
Mayor John Hedges, the only council member
opposed to the Fire Department proposal, wasn't
at the meeting where the decision was made. Lat-
er in the week, he said he feared the department
was u.sfng the ambulance take-over to justify hir-
ing extra personnel.
But the firefighters who work the 24-hour
ambulance shifts don't care about such political
conflict. They just know things run more smoothly
for them when everyone ~ponding to an emer-
While dashing to the parking lot where the
Newport Beach flreflghter John Testa stocks
tbe ambulance at Statton 3 wlth supplies after
NEIGHBORS
Learn about OlU local
movers and shakers
Sandcastles
draw crowds
to SeaFest
• Hundreds converged on Corona del
Mar State Beach to watch and partici-
By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -ln dramatic contrast to
the dwindling participation that bas threatened its
cancellation in recent years, the SeaFest Sandcas-
tle Contest drew 21 entries and hwidred.s of enthu-
siastic observers Sunday afternoon at Corona uel
Mar State Beach.
Working from noon to 2
p.m. in plots 15 feet long For photos from
and 15 feet wide, amateur Seafest. see Page 2. teams hauled water buck-
ets, scooped sand and
raised their structures inch by painful inch. Com-
petitors in the •Masters Category" -architectwal
firms like Greenberg Farrow and Erlich-Rominger
-were given an extra hour to work.
At the end of the frenzied activity, a long row of
designs stretched along the shore. Some were
intricately crafted and high-minded, like a repro-
duction of the Eiffel Tower or of the Egyptian pyra-
mids, complete with Sphinx. Some aimed for a
lighter effect -grinning gargoyles, an octopus, a
cartoonish polar bear slumbenng on its back.
The winner of Overall Best ture went to
a ar o ta a, w o · ta piece called
"Less is More" with his wife, bis two children and
some friends. They won $200.
The design featured a small triple-turret castl~
in the background. A large magnifying glass sits in
the foreground and provides what's supposed to be
an enlarged view of the castle.
"We knew we had a small team -only nine
members,• Packard said. ·we had to do some-
thing small and make a statement with it. 1be idea
1 was to do a small castle with a lot of detail rather
than a large castle with a little detail."
Packard. who started building sandcastles 11
years ago and calls it •a family passion.• said he
got the idea for "Less.is More" wbenhe..puDed out
• SEE SEAFEST PAGE 3
·ty€o
meets tonight
COSTA MESA -Topics of debate at tonight's
Qty Council meeting will range from renaming
Suburbia Park to increasing police salaries.
The council will consider a recommendation
from parks commissioners lo rename the park
•Moon Parle• in honor of its gigantic lunar model.
and will decide whether to build seating along the
model's perimeter.
The council will also decide whether to OK a
three-year contract wtth the Costa Mesa Police
Officers Association that boosts salaries an average
they can hear each other as well as communica-
tion from the medic van and the fire truck al.so
t--i-'1'eSJ)Olldir. tq to-the-call. Theypulled-out of the me
station onto Santa Barbara Drive, following the
van and truck.
man was having chest pains, the ambulance, year-old patient onto a stretcher. ·Newport
medic van and fire truck tm-ene<i to-'the~me-<m;;-t-JirnilMmi'lii:riamcset;,-OiEeraispaltellieer~saimr.----Nrew~til~~~rc~ai~~oat~CieO&J:r----11
patcher. Flessel and Testa could head back to the sta-
All seven men who show up at the scene -an
•111e patient can see you,• the dispatcher said tion to wait for the next call. It had been a quiet
as the fire truck entered the parking lot. "He's to afternoon, but they were sure things would pick
office complex ~king lot -~ear the dark blue the right of the build.in~.• .
form. All are trained to fight fires, give medical -who handle most lower-level calls -ease the 34-
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• OLYWIC SPmr ClC*1INUIS
Former gym.nut Cathy Rigby
will tumble into town Sept. 22 to
serve u honorary chairwoman
of the 1996 Race for the Cure
and to lead the aerobic pre-race
warm up for partldpanta.
Tbe race, eipected to draw
. 14,000 partidpa.nts to Puhion
Island this year, railel funds to
fight bnMst cancer.
Rigby, who bee.am• a post ...
Olympia Broadway star and
. televtsion producar. wm -..
: with the aowd and lljn amio.:
: grapbJ tbrougbo\lt thl race y,
: eccording to a prea releaM.
restaurants.
O\'erall, Newport Beach
restaurants made up half of the
top 10 list. Besides Five Crowns,
Bob Bums and 1'be Ritz ln New·
port Center; Bistro 201 bi
Mariners Mile and Amelia's on
BalbOe. Island were named as
favorttes among tbe 150 swvey
respondents.
Antoaello'• restauram in
neighboring South Cout vmage
WU aliO named a top Pla~ W
dlDe 1D the aw:vey. •
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AROUND TOWN
• SEE SERVICE PAGE 3 Tonight's council meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. in
the Qty Hall Council Chambers. 77 Fair Drive.
-By Clu1stopber G6nt
~ing macaw feared stolen
• Costa Mesa woman had made great progress in re-
tratlling what had been an ill-treated and ill-tempered
bird. It has been missing since Labor Day weekend.
8y Christopher Gofferd. ()a*/ Pflot
around town
DIVORCE TALK
The Law Offices of Lisa Cando
offers a semh>ar on •0tvon::e -
What to Expect. How to Proceed•
at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Drive,
Suite 300, Newport Beach. 1be
cost is $10. Resenrations are
required. call 574--0866.
KIOCBOX AEROIKS
South Coast Martial Arts/Box-
ing Center offers a class for
women using k:ickboxing and seH
defense moves set to music from
6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 3165 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mesa. Pees are $8 per
class or $50 a month for nnHmjted
classes. Information: 545-5759.
11JESDAY
ANANCE 500
Finance 500 otters a free work-
shop on the real estate market
from 1 to 2 p.m. at the University
Athletic Club, 1701 Quail St.,
Newport Beach. Call 251-0270.
THE ZONE
A tree local support group
meets at 6 p.m. to discuss •Tue
Zone,· the exdting nutrition plan
developed by best-selling author
Barry Sears, at the Super Crown
Bookstore, 1835 Newport Blvd,
Costa Mesa Information: 673-3588.
ADD WORKSHOP
Coastline Co~ Center
will sponsor a class •Mating
and Relating,• a discussion on the
challenge of Attention Defidt Dis-
order in relationships and how to
correct potential problems before
they develop from 1 to 9 p.m. at
1200 Quail St, Suite 105, Newport
Beach. The cost is $20. For infor-
mation, call 476-0991.
TOASTMASnRS
The Newport Beach . Distin·
guished Toastmasters Oub 1300
presents a special guest speaker,
author and public relations expert
Cherie Kerr, at 7 p .m . at Sgt. Pep-
peroni's meeting room, 2300 Bris·
tol St, Newport Beach. For more
information, call 730-3671.
PERSONAL POWER
Orange Coast College offers a
free workshop on •Skills of
Empowerment• from 6 to 7:30
p.m. today and Sept. 24. in OCC's
Re-Entry Cemer. For more lnfor-
metton. mil 432-.5162.
'M'Olt 1Ull9tG
The Newport Beach Public
Ubnuy's Uteracy Program often a
lUtor 1hdning Workshop, to learn
how to tutor adults who wish to
Improve their reading and wtiting
skills, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Cen-
tral Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave.,
Newport Beach. 1be cost is $20. Jtor Information. call 117-3874.
MEDKINE TAUC
The Ubnuy Community Ser-
vices Department, in cooperation
with the Newport Beach friends
of the Ubrary, presents a talk by
Dr. Sam Sbtmomwa. a ctink:el ~
fessor in the department ot family
medicine from 12:30 to 1:30 .m.
in the Friends' Meeting Room of
the Central Ubrary, 1000 Avocado
Ave., Newport Beach. For infor-
mation. call 640-8708.
BUSINESS MEETlNG
The Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce otters a
lect\ll'e on •Create Business Suc-
cess Through Word-of-Mouth
Marketing• from 1 to 9 a.m. at the
Balboa &y-Club, 1221 w. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. 1be
rost is $15 for members and $19
for non-members. Call 729-4400.
SEMINAR
A seminar on ·Fiex-1alk; Dis-
cover the Missing Communica-
tions Llnk • will take place from
6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Country-
side Inn, 325 Bristol St, Costa
Mesa. Information: 497--6915.
EFFECTM PARENTING
The Medical Pla7.a Association
otters a free community education
lecture, •Effective Parenting,• at
6:30 p.m. at the Health Education
· Driv
Suite 206, Newport Beach. For
more information, call 756-9000.
WEDNFSDAY
KJCKBOX AEROBICS
South Coast Martial Arts/Box-
ing Center offers a class for
women using kickboxing and self
defense moves set to music~
to 10 a.m. at 3165 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. Fees are $8 per class
or $50 a month for unlimited class-
es. For tnfonnatton, call s.t'S-5159.
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Below: Adam Sddeaer digs oat tbe bue of tbe Elfflel
Tower In tbe last half hour of bu.tiding time In tbe
SeaFest sandcastle con .. at Corona del Mu on Sanday.
Sdd1111r WU pst of ...... Sad Wlurdl, wbo ~ (left
to rigid. ....,.... aae tower)~ Klrdl. LJIUll ama
m4 (b•1°1W O¥W) ~'s Md. ltlda Scbl1•1r. 1be
Smd Wlzanll compete In ilindc..ae competltlom up
ud down ... C.ufonla coat. ltlglat Jadde Prolt.,.. •
Ida from lier a.nee, Paal Mama. clartng. ~ wblle
11.aATURES four-foot southwest-
Newport Beach erly swell. ArNS of .... 'CO. ... 72161 morning low douds \Wfled Dlltric:t Balboa should give way to ....... , Lwtdt Menu
72161 afternoon dearlng.
Costa Mesa • Moltdmy. Bean and cheese
80/57 TIOES burrito, seasoned com and
Corona del Mar TODAY peas. choice of fruit rup,
choice of milk. 75161 First low • 1'111 day: Hamburger on a 5:18 a.m. 1.5 bun wfth pidcles or all beef SURF FORECAST First high hot dog. oven Tator Tots, LOCATION SIZE 11:35 a.m. 5.3
Wedge 1·3 s Second low w~ wedge. chok:e of
Newport 1·3 s 6:14p.m. 1.0 milk. • W.*' 11 dlry. Chicken fat:: Bladcies 1-4 s Second high in an EdM>owt wfth salsa. · River Jetty 1-4 s tuce and cheese. peaches. CdM 1-3 s 1\ESOAY choice of milk. First low • lhndmy. 8teeded chidcen 80Al1NG 5:47 a.m. 1.9 (dnms Of thighs) wfth
12:18 a.m. 4.1
Second low
foot wind waves in 5andwk:h -Turby ham. the afternoon. West. 5.3 e: ctwese on a the winds will be 20 roll, lettuce and pidc-knots with three-foot WATER le. of fruit. choice of wind waves and a TEM'ERATIJIRE: 68 milk.
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COSTA-.SA
• UGO blodl of ruct.la Stre.t: Speakers worth S 100
were stolen from a vacant residence. Several walls were
spray painted with obscenities.
• 700 blodl of Wiison SVeet: A purse was stolen from
a bedroom dresser while the victim was sleeping. The
bedroom window was open and had no screen.
• 400 blodc of bit 11th Piia: A wallet and pager
were stolen from an unlocked car parked in the drfv&.
way of a residence.·
NEWPORT IEAOI
• 1711112 blodl of West 8alboa lloulev.rd:: A
leather blazer and 15 compact discs valued at $550 ~
stolen from• residence. There were no sigm of futted
entry.
• JOO blodl of c.talllM Dmw. A v.cuum cleaner, 100
pairs of Levi's, several other articles of dothlng. valued
at $3,725, and $1,000 in CASh were stolen from a mi·
• 100 blodl of 25th SVeet: A ring. bracelet. and two
gold coins valued at $29,652 were stolen from an apart·
• .U00 blodl of MacAt1hw Cowt: A lap top comput·
er and • pone valued It $4,335 were stolen from an
office.
• 1IOO blodl of Se1:tlft Drtve: A ring worth $1,000
•nd $100 In CASh were stolen from a residence.
MONDAY. SEPTEM8Ell 16, 1996 ·t
neighbors weddings and engagements
COMMUNITY .
Costa Mes. resJ.. 1: Aent Dorottiy
• ·JMn recefyed a 1. llronze Award In
1he Magazl~
1· .Mewsf)aper Artl-
1 de CategcHy of
the Miscellaneous
Division for an
article written In
Senior Hlghllghts.
Costa Mesa·
based busin~ Dorothy Jean
Leaming for Life
of Orange Coun-
ty is proud to present the 1996
Women of Excellence honorees for
their outstanding achievements and
their dedkatlon to chll~ and their
community: JudDe ,,..,._ Muno&.
Harbor Municipal Court DoftNt. Cre-
an, Philanthropy; JMn Miitie for..
bath, Share Our Selves; Molly Lyt"Mtt,
Ballet Pacifica; 9onn6e Soodfk. Dou-
glas Aira'1!ft Co.; DoNM Hulen, Los
Alamitos Unified School District; Undlt
Whtt.f'eten, UCI; carol Wlldn.
Kentec M.edical, Inc. ~ Dr. Julie
EDUCATION
Kristen L Cobbs of Newport Beach
received her Masters In French from
Middlebury College, Vt.
Suunne V. Chambertaln, of the
Chamberlain and Viau law firm in
Newport Beach, has been appointed
to the Board of Advisors of Chapman
University School of ~w.
Jonathan P. Mahoney of Balboa
received a master's of arts of Philoso-
phy/Education/Psychology from the
SERVICE
CONTINUED FROM 1
Unlwnlty of M~setts, Boston.
He Is .tso the ntdpient of the I<><*
Awwd for ~istinguished merit.
CORPORATE ~
a..tleGor-
·~ofCosta
Mesa WU hired
as director of
engineering for
ProductMty ·
Enhancement
Products Inc., an
engineering and
product deve~
opment firm.
Laura lWttox. founder and CbuUe Godlmky
principal of the
Newport Beach-based flnandal plan-
ning and investment management
firm of Tarbox Equity, has been named
one of "The Best 200 Financial Advis-
ers• by Worth Magazine In its recent
issue.
In an encouraging breakthrough for
lung cancer .treatment. Hoag Cancer
DUtm.n has led a seven-year st\Jdy
that supports the usage of a treat-
ment option that dramatically boosts
survival rates for many patients.
MILITARY
Navy Airman St.Yen SamMlego,
the 23-year-old son of Marilyn Sut·
ton of Costa Mesa, participated In a
massive two-week. pre-deployment
~off.J:he_mast.of Southern
Callfomia. Samaniego and his
squadron are preparing for a six-
month overseas deployment to the
Arabian Gulf.
..
Dalton-Waterman
Dr. and Mrs. BWT James Dal-
ton of Newport Beach have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Melinda Lauren,
to Matthew Vmcent Waterman,
son ol. Mrs. Leonard Waterman
of Costa Mesa and the late Mr.
Waterman. They will be mar-
ried Nov. 16, 1997 in Communi-
ty Church Congregational at
Corona del Mar.
The bride-elect graduated
from Newport Harbor High
School, University of Southern
California and Pepperdine Uni-
versity School of Law. Her
fiance is a graduate of Newport
Harbor High School, ~na
State University and Boalt Hall
School of Law at U.C. Berkeley.
Matthew Waterman and
Melinda Dalton
DeMille-Carson-
Dan and Sue DeMille of
r------------------------, including Aessel and Testa -l RESPONSE lEVElS 1 grumbled at first about the extra
work and training the program
• The Newport Beach Fi,. would require of them.
Kathleen DeMllle and Rob
Canon
Newport Beach have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Kathleen Susan
Peters DeMille. to Rob Carson,
son of Tom and Shirley Carson
of Camarillo. They will be mar-
ried Aug. 16, 1997 at the Hyatt
Newporter.
The bride-elect is the grand-
daughter of Leslie B. and Isobel
DeMille of Sedona, Arizona and
the late George M. Holstein m
Newport Beach. She graduated
from Corona del Mar High
School. and her fiance is a grad-
uate of Rio Mesa High School.
They both graduated from Uni-
versity of California, Santa Bar-
bara.
San Juan-Bayliss
The St. Catherine of Alexan-
dria Church in Riverside was
the setting for the Aug. 17 wed-
SEAFEST
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and Matrine Department •1 wasn't looking forward to
up in the evening and stay responds to three types of being on this,• Testa said. ·But his magnifying glass to read the
busy until they could go home medlcal calls: it keeps the job busy, so my day Bible at 4:30 one morning.
at 7:30 a.m. • 8.sic Ufe Support -For goes faster." ~Cgthoncept beats out size and
The ambulance handles ~ing injuries Also, the firefighters, with a stren ·" he said, noting that his
mostly patients with life-threat-such• broken bone$. A fire department-wide average age of team prevailed over even the
ening problems _ called engine and medic van 47, can't lift patients as easily as architectural professionals who
ding of Gemma Santos San
Juan of Corona and Rick Lee
Bayliss of Costa Mesa.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Conrado San Juan
of Manila, Philippines. She wore
a white satin gown sewn by her
aunt, Consolacion Ursua, which
featured a cathedral length train
adorned with lace and pearls.
Her maid of honor was Elvie
Ursua and bridesmaids were
Marissa Margos, Shari Lim and
Alexis Kay Ursua.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Bayliss of
Costa Mesa. His best man was
Terrance Nemchik. and ushers
were Glenn Scott and Bob Aker.
During the reception in
Riverside, 140 guests Witnessed
the newlyweds cutting the wed-
ding cake baked by the bride-
groom's aunt. Wanda Wells.
The couple are at home in
Gemma San Juan and Rick
Bayliss
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Life Support problems such as A pOISibly llf•threatenlng Capt. Todd Knipp, who handles Unique Sandcastle, Most Unique
broken bones. Both units problem such as chest pains. the department's day-to-day Sand Sculpture, and Most
respond to calls from patients A fire engine and ., ambu-operations. Humorous Sculpture.
who need.immediate advanced ~ respond. As the program switches from Minutes after the winners
care for heart attacks or car acc:i-• Critiall Adv~ed--Ufe temporary to permanent status, were announced, children were
dent injuries. Support -A life-threlltening department officials will develop stomping and rolling on the
As Ressel and Tusta drove problem such as a heart training to handle such prob-sculptures, gleefully reducing the
back to the station, their radio atUdc or extensive injUries. A lems, Knipp said. They'll receive day's painstaking work to indis-
narrated the patient's trip to fire engine. ~ ~ two new ambulances in Novem-tinguishable mountains of sand.
Hoag Hospital. a.:fB r llt ~ r~ ber to replace the used Santa The Sandcastle Contest, which
"See, we an communicate on f Fire enginesrespo1 ... ..-.w-Kf..t11> aH Ana models they're using now. is part of the week-long Newport
the same radio,• Testa l Qlls bee.Mm 1heY ~ often They're also working to prove SeaFest, is running strong after its
explained. •And calls go really : get to tht scene the fastest. the program is worth the 35th consecutive year. It was
smooth because we all know • ~ it.ilticA& ~-the $915,581 it is expected to cost _ sponsored by the Chamber of
bow to work together.• l dty hotM fire eng While instead of the $865,597 budget-Commerce, the Newport Harbor
When a private company ran ,i :;:e ~~ 0: ~ ed. Commodores Club, and business-
the city's ambulance service, _ .. , _.,, ·u·s tough when you hear es like Hooters Restaurant, Taco
they heard a different dispatch _,,:.,.time __ • _ _,,~--------...--~-.co~un~cil;....members talking about Bell and the National Bank of ,__-~-m that heard bythl!-tire -e we7e0ein,,,g-=~i.-y .... , .--1,-~lltll·em .califomia.
engine and medic van, he said. fighters as well. Knipp said. "We're not getting ·1 think this was a really great
The private companies also Not that the firefighter-run any extra pay out of this. We're success," said John Blom, the
changed staff often, so they did-ambulance program has been just trying to serve the com.mu-contest's organizer. "We had 21
n't know the area or the fire-all rosy. Many firefighters _ nity the best we can.• entries this year. Last year we had only six.~
Corpe>fatlom, partnerships, metgerS, acquisitions,
buy-sell agreements, contracts and collections
REAi. ESTATf LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS
Evictions, foreclosures, easements, title disputes,
work-outs
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EYE-OPENER
Orange Coast surrenders
59 points infootbaU opener
QUOTE OF THE DAY
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-NEWPOHT HABIJOR mcH RXlTBALL <XMDI JliW lllfll«LHY
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monday morning quarterbacks -by bany tau11cner
Mokede's
living it up
• Costa Mesa transfer
making a big impact
wi~ Estancia's Eagles.
nine carries, booming kick-
offs into the end zone, toeing
three conversion kicks and
playing solid defense at free
safety apparently weren't
enough for senior Chris
Mokede in Estancia High's
27 -0 season-opening football
triumph over Century.
Mokede. a Costa Mesa
High transfer, prompted a
smile from Eagles Coach
John Liebe,ngood late in the
game for his attempt at side-
line strategy.
·He wanted to go out and
kick a field goal he thought
he could hit, but I told him we
had to show a little class,•
Liebengood said with a
chuckle. "He said I could tell
(Century Coach Bill Brown)
after the game that we were
just practicing. I still said no,
and he told me he couldn't
wait until he became a coach,
DON HI DM.V PlDT
C9rona del Mar's Mark Hadleld and another unldenUfled Jeammate pat the damps on
Marina's Doug Plflta for a Jou ol yanlage ill Thanday night's opener at Westminster IDgh.
Newport Harbor had
no trouble at all in
getting into the spirit of
things with touchdown
after touchdown.
NEWPORT BEACH -End
zone celebrations are virtually
forbidden by Newport Harbor
Sailors bead man Jeff Brinkley
took pleasure from some revelry
under the west goal post at the
midway point of the Tars' 48-14
season-opening romp over
Orange.
The aforementioned merri-
ment -Sailor players frothing,
bounding, shouting and swarm-
ing . all over one another -
occwred before the second-half
kickoff, moments after Brinkley
imparted some locker room wis-
dom.
·1 told them everyone can get
fired up for the start of a game,
but the momentum created at
the start of the third quarter can
decide ballgames," said Brink-
ley, who wasn't taking bis
team's 28-0 intermission lead for
granted.
·we take pride in our ability
to take control in the third quar-
ter and I emphasized to them
that I didn't want to see any let-
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down.•
The Sailors obviously took
heed, taking just five offensive
plays and less than four minutes
to score a pair of touchdowns,
widening the margin to 41--0
ai;td allowing Brinkley to empty
"It's always nice when you're
able to play everyone,• added
Brinkley, who bad kind words
for his offense, defense and
kicking game.
In addition to banner '96
debuts by Ray Ohrel (209 rush-
ing yards and two touchdowns),
Josiah Fredriksen (10 for 16 with
three TD passes), Danny Pulido
(two sacks and four receptions),
Greg Wertman (94 rushing
yards and two TDs) and Joe
Urban (one interception and
numerous tackles), sophomore
kicker Eddie Johnson opened
some eyes.
After wanning up with punts
of 32 and 38 yards, Johnson
boomed the ball 54 and 53 yards
on bis final two, to finish with a
44.3-ywd average. In addition,
he converted six of seven PATh
and launched six kickoffs at or
inside the Panthers' 10-yard
line.
so he could pour it on." r---------------------------------------------------., Mokede and friends ,
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smothering defense, before
many were lifted in the third
quarter.
"We played well,• Lieben-
good said. "One of our goals
was to get out of their injury
tree and we did that. (Junior
wingback) James Dawkins
had a field day (192 yards
and two TDs) and we had a
lot of young guys step up.•
Among those singled out
were junior linebacker Mike
Briano, junior offensive line-
men Danny Ramirez, senior
fullback Taleni Tanielu,
sophomore comerback Manu
Tanielu and, of course,
Makede.
"(Mokede) is a very tal-
ented athlete who can do a
lot of things for you," Lien-
bengood said. "He's danger-
ous running the ball, throw-
ing the ball (as backup quar-
terback) and kicking it. And,
he's a phenomenal safety. It's
a blessing to have him.•
•That's right ... an old
fashioned item called
'fear' got them going.
.CORONA DEL MAR -Fear
can be a good thing, according
to Corona del Mar High foot-
ball coach Dick Freeman, who
watched bis inexperienced and
apprehensive Sea Kings rally
for a 24-20 mistake-filled sea-
son-openin~ triumph over
Marina
•A lot of times kids are excit-
ed before a game, but I think
our guys kind of got real
scarecl," said FreemanJ who
his own pregame trepida-
tion that many of his peach-
fuzzed. players might be over-
whelmed by their initiation to
Friday (or, in this case, Thurs-
day} Night Lights.
And while the Sea Kings'
five turnovers, an additional
blocked punt., and 13 penalties
'for 132 yards would elicit fright
from any coach, Freeman said
he wu pleased by the courage
his squad revealed against tbe
Vikings.
•lbe best thing I saw was
our kids' attitude,• Freeman
e"Xplained. "That just wASJl'_t
ooming out last week in prac-
tice, but it was there Thursday
night. They played hard and
were enthusiastic, so I know
we'll m~rove. ~d to oome out
confidence builder for younger
guys.• .
Preeitwi noted several posi-
tives, including the play of
debut starte~ Mike McCleJJan
(quarterback) and Mark Hat-
field (middle linebacker), as
well as senior transfer Nick
Hood (defensive end).
"Our whole defense if brand
new up front,· and I thOught
those guys did a good job,•
Freeman said •And I think our
(all-new) Offensive line showed
it isn't es bad as some people
believed it would be.•
-Freeman also praised veter-
an tailback Tom O'Meara, but
lamented the team's lone
injury, a broken shoulder
growth plate sustained by
sophomore reserve defensive
back Ryan Ward.
"He dived at a guy and
landed on his shoulder wrong.
He'll be out about six-eight ..
The kicking game was
another area of concern.
"We used about four punt for-
mations and all of them failed.•
Freeman said. "We're consider-
ing just downing the ba.11 and
throwing it, or just letting
(Matt) Hoyt kick field goals towanJ the sideline.~
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line in early going was a major factor in setback.
tOSTA MESA
Unfortunately for the
Costa Mesa High football
team. which dropped its
season opener to Saddle-
back Saturday, 20-1, off-season rule alterations did not include
adding a fifth quarter.
"We just didn't start playing until the second quarter,•
Mustangs Coach Jerry Howell said. "From then on, though,
we played well. We hit harder than they did and I really
believe we're a better football team. But, we didn't produce
the better results."
Howell pinpointed the offensive line, expected to be the t-eam's stren"9'th-:as one key to -Ole lacktus~ st.an.
"We have to get more intensity out of those guys at the start
of the game. We can't wait until the second quarter to play or
hope for a fifth quarter. I thought we dominated the last two
and a half quarters, but we couldn't quite catch up, because of
little things."
Howell did see several positives, including no injuries and
the standout play of veteran leaders Steve Herzog, a junior
wingback, and Julius Vasquez, a senior linebacker.
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Highlight fi]m for Mesa; Saddleback just wins !
the savvy in capturing
20-7 victory over Mesa.
SANTA ANA -Lessons are
generally learned the hard way in
football, and if true, Costa Mesa
High's Mustangs most likely
found Chapter 1 difficult to swal-
low.
On a Saturday night at Santa
Ana Bowl the 1996 edition of
Mustangs football opened the
season with a 20-7 defeat at the
bands of the Sadd.leback Road-
runners in what appeared to be,
on the surface, a classic mismatch.
It was Costa Mesa which stood
bead and shoulders over it's foe
with a massive front line and a
back (Steve Henog). who would
rush for 123 yards on 18 carries,
including a 27-yard touchdown
run.
And it was Costa Mesa which
would come up with the hlgb.liqht
film hits of the night. ala ihe
esploits of free safety Ronnie
Uevanos (perhaps the prep hit of
the weekend), defensive bade
Jullua Vasquez, lineman Matthew
Rudesill. linebacken Jeremy
Lefever, Richard Price and Bran·
don Joneis, and otben.
But u they were to discover,
tblt WM not enough to counter
tt.e ROednlmMn under the band
Of Yeteran coach Jeny Witte,
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W..'I 'Runnen went to the air . '
touchdown strike 'trom quarter-
back Juan Cabral to Juan Lomeli,
the latter escaping a would-be
tackler at the Mesa 4S to go the
distance. And in two 2-yard
touchdown bursts by David
Pedroza to complete drives of 33
and 21 yards.
Saddle back's first ·drive" came
after Costa Mesa was backed up
to the shadows of its goal post,
taking possession at the 4-yard
line following a Sadd.leback punt.
The second "march" was trtg-
gered by Pedroza's interception
and 16-yard return to the Mesa
21. It was the only ball caught on
six Mustangs' pass attempts.
Cabral, the Sadd.leback quar·
terback., responded with a 1for12
effort, good for 132 yards and no
interceptions. •1 was really
pleased with my quarterbadc,"
added Witte. •He made some key
plays under pressure."
• DbdpUne ••• on the way to
their 13-point halfttme bulge Sad-
dleback did not IUffer a single
ya.rd in penalties, as opposed to
eight flags on Costa Mesa, netting
65 negative yards.
• WlaHtllDg ••• Saddleback
drained predouS teCOD.dl off the
clock before puntmg away H
halftime neared, IHvtna ~Mesa
wttb just 55 MCODd• to 8nflb lt out
with bope-ldffi'l:-"'"· There WM fnlllradcm
DMI the end al the glllD9 M llae
M""""9. wU:bed Wiiie Oidll'
...
bis team to take a delay of tbe
game before punting with 3:18 to
Moments later it became moot,
considering the Mustangs' final
assault netted three yards on a
rus~g play. then three inco~-
1:56 left, allowing Sadd.leback to
run out the clock.
There was a price for victory in
the 1orm of running back Joseph
Tagaloa, who suffered what was
believed to be a hyperextended
elbow after catching a pass for a
17-yard gain to the Costa Mesa 2,
setting up Pedroza's first touch-
down with 1:17 spent in the sec-
ond period.
•He's our offense,• said Witte
of Tagaloa in the aftermath,
explaining his team's conserva-
tive approach in the second hall.
·1 just wanted to get out of here.•
Witte and his Road.runners
have yet to lose after six starts
with Mesa.. U was the first meet-
ing between the two schools since
Costa Mesa left the Sea View
Le6gue in 1985.
Employing what amounted to
an 1-fonnation with ~ wingba.clc
and two tight ends, ~ opposed to
flankers and wideouts, Costa
Mesa'• offente showed flashes of
potantlal, than.kl to tbe ~of
Herzog, an tmpreutve' junior
wboee double-<11$Jit rum tncluded
gatns of~. 27, 13 and 10 yards.
Hi1100rtng daih came Wtth 2:39
left in the second quarter, com-
j>Jeting a ·near-100-yard march.•
1t iWted at the MeM ,5, COiia
M ..... Vine. Hamad• ran 22
yards '° the Lfldlebeck 10. bul
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Jonathan Zapien drap down Costa M-'S SteVe Herzog.
Mesa'• Jeremy Siednna recover-
ing at the Mesa 4A.
So Costa Mesa WU lt11l 56
yan11 away from~ t.enitory,
which WU COWied lJi nine:• Herzog bunting over the• e
on a trap from ti yards out.
Mete had one rMliltic: shot to
get Wttbln range m ttii le<.'ODd
bait, drtvlng froai bs .u to tbe
SaddlebKk 31' .... In the tbJtd
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one open, came up IOllle three
iDchee lhort of a first down.
The potential ol wingback Ben
Pelter wu limited to two rushes
(for nine yards jutt preceding
Henog11 TD run) and the .,u.tng S,fn; faUed to materlalbe any-
et all. leavtng Colta MeM
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pass to Cervantes), 10:43.
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CM • Herzog 27 run (Peca
kick), 2:3:9.
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! CdM'S freshmen boWl-stered 1
I •Coaches Jeff Brown,
Rigo Diaz both have
Rose Bowl connections.
M embers of the .Corona
del Mar High frosh
football team might be
surprised to learn that two of
their coaches played in the
Rose Bowl.
When most of these guys
; were tn ~ grade, offensive
coordinator Jeff Brown, who
played his high school days for
the Sea Kings, was a fixture on
Southern Cal's special teams
unit which met Michigan in the
New Years Day capper to the
1988 season. Defensive
coordinator, Rigo Diaz, also
played that year at wide
receiver after playing
linebacker at Bishop Amat
High.
Michigan came back with
jim
waiters
three-year letterman (1986-88).
Brown also saw time in a
backup ·role at fullback, paving
the way for the vaunted
Tailback U.
Brown played two years
(85-86) under Coach Ted
Tollner, ~tly the bea~ ~
still t_ememt>er tlie first time l
got in at fullbaclc.. • Brown said.
•1 came in as a backup against
Stanford and had a 25-yard run
up the middle. It was on
national 1V and everything.
• 1 started a half a dozen
games at fullback, leading the
blast up the middle. I played
special teams more, but playing
fullback was the best."
Brown experienced all the
highlights playing for a
powerhouse like USC can offer.
•1 can remember co~g
through the tunnel at the
Coliseum to play UCLA," he
said. ·vou're blood is just
pumping.
"And going back to Notre
Dame. That stadium has so
much tradition. I remember the
locker room was so small for
the visitors."
Brown also got to see some
_pre~ good coach~ in
feel good.•
The frosh team ls four days
away from its season opener at
home against Garden Grove
[Thursday, 3:15 p .m.) and
Brown said things are looking
pretty good at this point.
•They're a little sore, but
we'll have a good game,• he
said. "Our guys are getting
better with each practice. We're
just going to try and build on
every game."
Some of the guys to watch
this season are; 3-back (single
back)/middle linebacker Grant
Estabrook; offensive/defensive
tackle Elliott Patterson, who
checks in at 230 pounds;
quarterback/comer back
Michael Bergey, whose brother
Bryan is on the varsity; king
back (wing back)/nose guard
Matt Gulley, who also has a
brother, Bill, on varsity; and
center/linebacker Brad
. to beat USC, 22-14, as the two years with Larry Smith coach Dave Wannstedt (who is Marshall is also up with the big
nojans finished ranked No. 7 (currently at the University of now the head coach with the boys.
in the country. Missouri). Chicago Bears) and Guards Michael Hayes and
For Brown the Michigan ·He went to three bowl Wannstedt's current offensive Brandon Johnson round out the
•. game was the second of games in his four-year career, coordinator Ron Turner, the starting offensive line along
. back-to-back Rose Bowl playing with such notables as brother of Washington Redskins with tackle Sean Fenton. 1i'avis
appearances. He also played Rodney Peete (the current head·coach Norv Turner. His Hackett will line up at tight end
against Michigan State the starting qb with the special teams coach at 'SC is and linebacker while Robert
previous season. Philadelphia Eagles), Tun the current head coach at Hyland and Adam Cooper take
Tie lfojans beat the McDonald (a Super Bowl UC-Berkeley, Sleve Mariucci. on the wide out duties.
: . Spartans, 27-13, in the defensive back with the San · Again, the young Cd.M Nose guard Kevin Rager and
1 season opener that year, before Francisco 49ers), perennial Pro crowd may not know it, but end Jay Bottom make up
: " falling in the Grand Daddy of Bowler Junior Seau (San Diego they're benefiting from a lot of the rest of the defensive line in
: Them All, 20-17, on a late Chargers) and Dave Cadigan (a coaching gray matter there. the Sea Kings' 4-3 defense.
: fourth-quarter field goal. USC, seven-year pro who played .And let's not forget that the Sea Comerback Jeff Seymoure and
: which finished ranked No. 18 high school ball at Newport Kings' frosh head coach is Ted safeties Ned Algeo and Dave
1 in the final polls, had to play Harbor). Williams. Beser round out the secondary.
: the game without star tailback Brown came to the 1rojans Bro~. who is a financial Jason Kurtz and Patrick
: Steve Webster who missed the as a walk-on, earning a consultant with ·smith Barney Seaboume are key backups to f game with tom knee ligaments. scholarship bis final three years. on Fashion Island, really enjoys watch.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1996
Saddle back doesn't
leave much for the
imagination; races to
28-0 first-quarter lead
en route to blowout.
By Howard L Handy, Dai/'y Pilot
C0STA MESA -Everything
started wrong for Coach Bill
Workman and his Orange Coast
College football team Saturday
night at OCC.
First, it was the headphones
the coaching staff uses to keep in
contact with assistants in the
upper reaches of the press box.
back turned its first four posses-
sions into touchdowns to put a
stranglehold on the game's out-
come and it was all over for the
Pirates before they had started as
the Gauchos posted a 59-20 deci-
sion before 1,800 fans.
All-in-all, however, Workman,
the eternal optimist, feels his
Pirates have potential for the
future and he and his staff will
begin work on regrouping them
this coming week as they prepare
for Pasadena City College's inva-
sion Saturday night.
MWe never came close to stop-
ping them," Workman said fol-
lowing the game. "We have a few
things to work on and we will
start regrouping this week. We
certainly established some things
to work on,•
Bull Cunerty, Coach of the
Saddleback Gauchos, wa.s not
near as hard on the Pirates.
•eoast is young and they ate
going to be much better d<>Wn the
road. They have a gQOd team,
said Cunerty. •
Orange Coast, after the initial
28-point sh~ of1, came to
life in the second period and
scored its first touchdown late in
the st.am.a.
On a drive that started on the
Pirates' 12-yard line and con-
sumed 12 plays, quarterback
Chad Collins hit Marquis Battle
for a 17-yard scoring play and
Nate Bennett kicked the conver-
ston to nng e count o .
The second OCC score came
in the third period when John
Frank hit Battle for his second TD
of the night from 29 yards out and
Bennett added the extra point.
The final touchdown came on
another pass from Frank to Jason
Ondrak for 8 yards, but the con-
version try was blocked and the
Pirates had finished their scoring.
Defensively, the Pirates had
two sacks. Estancia High product
Mark Mollner grabbed quarter-
back Justin Vedder for a 6-yard
loss in the second quarter and Joe
Khamis had one in the third peri-
od, forcing the Gauchos to make
one of their three punts.
Wb.ile·you won't find He was a starter on special bis part-time coaching role. "I loved playing at USC, V.
Brown's or Diaz' names amon~ teams his senior year, but the "I love being out there with traveling with the team, but I s.ddlebildl 59• Orange Coast 20
the bevy of All-Americans and biggest moment of bis college those kids," he said. "It's really keep telling these guys this is· .,_ ._. ""'·--McG "AA Cru 5-43 R H · on. h · tha career came when he was a .-.... ... ""7 -_..... raw, ~: z. : oman. eisman uop Y winners . t b worth it. It makes my days the greatest time of their lives," Saddlebad< 28 O 10 21 · 59 1-24; Vedder, 3-18; Bell, 2·10;
have passed through the sop omore. more enjoyable. I mean, I went Brown said. "Even if they have Orange Coast o 7 7 6 . 20 Wilson, .1-minus-1; Masters. l-min-2.
Coliseum, Diaz was an '88 "Playing special teams was to Corona del Mar, and to be. to do homework once in First Quwter occ · Le~ue. 16-49; Jones, l·9;
letterman while Brown was a great, kickoffs and punts, but I back with these kids makes me awhile.. Sad -campbell 15 pass from Ondrak, 1-4; Hoelzel, 1-4; Balubar; Vedder (Thompson kick), 11:04. 1-2; Martinez. 1-2; Frank, 1-minus-8;
"-----------------------------------------------------------------------------:---------------------------------Sad · Payne 23 pass from Vedder Collins, 2-minus-10. . ~ (Th k.ck) 9 08 INDIVIDU&• MSe--~~~~::;;;;;:~~:;:;-~---::;;;;;-~~~~-::;;::~i:Jl::.;;;:~-:=;:--;;it;-~~=-:=-::=--:=;:;;t~:::-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--l~~O;m~pso~n;.,;:;1 ;:.;,, ;:~.rnm"°'rn-.-. ~ 088 SeVell___ UeS a Bucs 11•r:-San Diego tourney 4:08. ,rir'\--t-Fr-CC.ank. ...... .!..n..,.1s-ririo_1.--s.1&:~.eo~~111ns.A-1, HM'ls-1~.-11-. --4---ll
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SAN LUIS OBISPO -Seventh-place
finishes are starting to become a habit for
Orange Coast College water polo coach
-and U.S. Olympian -Chris Oed.ing.
The Pirates' final standing in the 12-
team field in the Cuesta Tournament was
reminiscent of the U.S. Water Polo
Team's finish at the Summer Games in
Atlanta.
•At le~ J ~an ~art there and improy_e
to the end of the season." Oeding said
noting the irony. "The other (the
Olympics) took four years of hard train-
ing."
OCC went 1-2-1 during the two-day
w kend tournament, beatin Saddle-
back, 9-5, to close out the tournament on
an upbeat note.
Costa Mesa High grad Ryan Dandy,
Corona del Mar High product Mike Bise
and Jake French all scored two goals in
the win over Saddleback while brothers
Steve and Drew Burkhalter added single
goals.
JC WATER POLO
The Pirates opened Friday's play with
a 7-7 tie against Modesto. Bise, French
and Gus Fowler all had two goals. Dandy
added one.
Host Cuesta beat OCC, 12-8, to close
out the first day's action. French led the
way with four goals and Dandy and Ross
Mulholland had two apiece for OCC.
The third game was lhe only one
where the Pirates were outplayed, losing
to West Valley, 19-9. "We got crushed,"
Oeding said. "They were bigger and
more experienced than us.
Our inexperience showed.·
ren an an y s g -game
honors with three goals each. Steve
Burk.halter, Bise and Mark Stephans, an
Estan.ica High product, added bis first
goal of the season.
"I'm pleased how we progressed,"
Oeding said. ·we made some major
improvements defensively. It was nice to
I I I < , I I ' < I I < 1 1 > I < H ( > " ' < < > I '\. I I\ 'i
yy .LI.I Sad -Wallace 2 run (Thompson • ....,..,_ .__. • .._
kick), 0:03. Sad -campbell, 4-49; Roman,
SAN DIEGO _ Second Quarter 3-46; Payne, 2-48; Ordenstein, 3-35;
Costa Mesa High OCC ·Battle 17 pass from Collins, McGraw, 1-10; Singleton, 1-9; (Bennett kick). 1:53. Reynosa, 1-7. pioduct Jessica Schroeder was among seven 'Third Qwirtet" occ -Battle, S..73; Denham, 3-20;
Orange Coast College players to score goals as the Sad -Reynosa 24 run (Thompson Kno, 2-18; Maldonado, 2-17; Linnen,
Pirates women's soccer team won the San Diego kick), 13:12. 1·15; Khamis, 1-13; Ondrak. 1-8;
City Tournament, completed Sunday. Sad -Thompson 41 FG, 6:26. James, 1 ·5.
Schroed-, a .freshman midfielder and forwar~ OCC -Battle 29 pass from Frank GAME STATISTICS _, "" (Bennett kick), 1 :30. · Sad
Megan Waters and Brigit Fodor each scored a pair Fourth ~ First downs 30
of goals dwing ~four-game, two-day event, while Sad -Cruz 10 run (Thompson Rushes-yardage 50-431
freshman stopper and forward Jessica Funke soo!ed , kick), 11:59. Passing yardage 180
three times, including one in a 4-2 championship OCC · Ohdrak 8 pass from Frank Passing "5-23-0
game victOiy Sunday over San Diego Mesa. (kick failed). 8:57. Net return yardage• 39
Waters, Schroeder and Fodor each tallied in a 3-Sad • Bozman 5 run (Thompson Sacks--yardage 2-min-6 kick), 7:17. Net yardage 605 1 win over San Diego Mesa Saturday, while Pun.ke Sad -Singleton 4 run (Campbell Punts 3-26.7
scored the lone goal to tie Irvine Valley, 1-1 Satur-kick), 4:34. Fumbles-fumbles lost 4-2 day~oon. Attendance: 1,800 (estimated). Flags-net yard:age 1~133 ~er. FOdor irid FUrike provided the ouense -WDMOUAL.wNG-Time of possession 32:50 in a 3--0 semifinal decision over Ran-'"'o San~·no Sad · Singleton, 12-130; Bozman. *Punt returns, interceptions.
uii --~ 9'-64; Wallace, 6-56; Reynosa. 5-45; fumble returns and Shannon Donegan. Waters and Abbie Erickson
added to FUnke's scoring output in the title m&tch.
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Community
college women •
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13
2 ... 52
160
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1-min-9
201
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Orange Coast goalkeeper Kim Rudloff made six
saves in the final to help the Pirates open their season
at3-0-1. High school girts · Corona del Mar at Los
Alamitos, 3 p.m.; Costa Mesa at Tustin. 3:15
p.m.; El Modena at Estancia, 3:15 p.m .
Rio Hondo, Orange Coast. Mt. San Antonio
College at Royal Vista Golf Coune, noon.
co ll ege s ports
Johner leads Jayhawks in 52-17 rout
••• FORT WORTH. Texas -Estancia -FOOTBALL
High product Matt Johner -started bis
second straight game Saturday, throwing for 132 yards
sec men ~ women.fifth at Whittier
BUENA PARK -Only one QOSS ttmllllll
a Hol-
. Hills Crcm Country Invitational WU let up : an teven ensen, w o was run-host Texas Christian, 52-17. land and Brian Pratt who were the top finishers Satur-
day as the men's cross country team from Southern Cali-
fornia C-0llege finished sixth at the Whittier Invitational
. Ill tUCh a way that the boys and girls teams
-from Corona del Mu and Newport Harbor
blgbl could an walk away with pallttves.
1be CdM boys MDior divl8cm team
ning in bis first race, finished fifth in 17:27.
Seventh-pJace Adam Antonini (17:39) and
No. 14 Jame1 Lincoln (18:01) rounded out
the Sailon' ~· ..
Johner, who completed 14 of 20 for 147 yards in his
starting debut against Ball State, connected on 13 of 25
for 132 yards against the Homed Frogs, ~cl':1~g a 17-
rushed for 5 yards on five carries. He has not thrown. an
interception this season for the nation's 24th-ranked team.
Blanton sizzles (4 1D passes, 438 yards)
Bl!~~~ta a~~=~~ ag1Ji POOTBALL
High, bad a hot arm Saturday after-
noon, but not hot enough to offset the University of Cali-
fornia's Tarik Smith. Blanton completed 22 of 40 passes
for 438 yards and four touchdowns, all to receiver Will
Blackwell. Smith, however, ran for four touchdowns to
ignite the Golden Bears to a 42-37 football victory.
SoCal College men Dft.h at Far West Classic
CHICO -The Southern California Col-
lege men's soccer team had the tables
turned on them Soturday and had to settle for a fifth-ple.ce
flniab at the P.ar West Classic hosted by Chico St.
After beath:ag San Frandlco St.~ 2-0, on P'riday,
returned the favor with a 3·0 shutout on Saturday. Both
te4JDI finished with 1·1 records, but sec dropped to Mh
by virtue ot being outscored 3-2.
Peter Scbu:merth and Mike Dttta were both named to
the All-Tournament team as SCC fell to 3-2 overall.
Grand Canyon '?eet Chico Stete, 3-1, in the finAl.
v~ women wlD R~ tourney
REDLANDS -It wu a good weekmd
for the southern California College
women'• tOCCel' team. Arlt. tbe Vanc:iuU'dl beet BtoM. 1-0, s.runs.y to wm
tbe ~ olltedlandt BUDdog 1burDamllit.
l.Grl. Van Merk. wbo IOOr9d 01M of tbe . llO*, Wll
MlnM lbe tDmnalDIDt MVP ud Katrina 1lolm. wbo
IODAICl tbe oebii'pt we1 one o1 four sec.,..,..........,
to tbe ~ ..... CcNrtney IAcNril and Katia ~JGIMd ... mdVtD~
,,.... w. ---good .WW ln Iha wtn coUmi .. sec tos-3.
at Ralph B. Clark Park. ,
the 6K course in 20:36. Pratt was right behind him while
Josh Schultz wasn't far off the pace in 27th at 20:49.
Golden State Athletic Conference rivals Azusa. Pacific
took the title with 40 points while Westmont was second
at 74. sec was sixth with a 199 total.
Matt Wheeler, wasn't up to par due to an illness. but
still managed to take 72nd in 22:35. Steven Biddle wu
102nd with a time of 24:45.
The Vanguards women.. meanwhile, were led by the
running of Niltee Chambersm who raced to a nlnth~plaoe
finish as the Vanguards took fifth plAce.
Westmont claimed the title with 38 points, while SCC
scored 130 points to finish fifth. 10 points behind fourth·
place AZusa Pad.fie.
"Azu~ is the team we were hoping to IDOV9 up on dUs year.· said sec Coach Brian Wilkeol. ·0ur No. 2 numec.
Martbel (Delgado) tnjunMI her bip tn predice a few w..a
ago end it bu still been bothering t..
Cbamben (formerty Nikee PcdJ COYered tbe 6Kkyout
in l3:4S. P1ve VanguardJ wwe buDcbed ~ 29th
and 41st u nine numen ftnitbed in the top .0% ol the
t 60-numer fte&d.
Otbelr ftnittwa were: AJ9e ~ 29dl tD 35:01,
Aimee Bunnan. 30tb (2.S:l 7)1 Brin Culvw. 3llb ~ caren Andlncm. 39tb sJa25."2~ Did-. PNllt. 4111 ~ S6 l4mnk 8oc6. (21:33), kt • "a,..,,. 5Mli
(26:36)1and1\dann Boggio. Mdl ·~
•Eaity WllOG ~ 1oc* ,.._ jaoc1.• WR •
Mid.
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place wllh. lwo root 0.pertment of County SUP9flor Cour1 at Svnefgy...Personal & Proles-NI UnclYided .00497 Pwoent Aeclolded In aoOti 310, the Financial Cod9 and au-pnipareyto be-*'__.,_. --~ ~;~dc:i~~15: 1~:!// i:,~ PUBLIC NOTICE th• Tr•Hwry/ !he ad1,.d1r5n•1~wn •bov92:00 ~ DDavelSot~'1n2646 lnter .. t In end to the Com-12., 11 ~·of thotillld t o do businaa In ==---:.--::.=:: ~~= '~:l;. . . ..-· 1 t I R on ..,... • """"• at . ......_" r.. e. 4..,. • lr-mon ArHs H Shown end Met>e • .,. 11\e thit .ute) At· IN THE -< ...__ ducting sup Ind return NOTICE n •ma •venwe o'clock p.m., and tMn and vine, CA 92612 Defined on the Plan. Ex~t fflce of the County ,.... QUAD AMA OF THE CITY .,, .. .,,....,........, dWldMld, ._
air: lnsi.11 fluorescent ll~hl· INVITING BIDS Service there lhow cause, H any Susan L Hansted. 2646 Al OI. Gts end Hydroeerbon of Seid County Ex· HAU Of BUENA PARK d .. Na9ce d ... la IWJIWt• ~ • WM.
ing system In lower ce1 ing NOTICE IS HEREBY Notice of they Mve, why Iha peUtlon Dupont Dr .. Ste. 20-177, Ir-SUbltanceS Btnee1h I Depth 141 OI, QI...,., Min... CIVIC CENTER AT 88 • S1n,t1 .. 11. ~ ..... WD
te;el. 111 b T ty GIVEN that the Clty of Public Awctlon Sele fOf change or name should vine. CA 92612 of 500f.ettfTom1he Surf1c1 le Minerel Rlghu Net~I BEACH BlVO WEN be by cMh. 1 cuHl(e l--P-U_B_L_IC_N_O_T-IC ___ E_ he1• w e • wen • Costa Mesa ecllng by and Under the authority In In-not be granted. Susan G. Ashby, 2646 Du-of Seid Llod wilt'I No Alat'tt of ' Algtl9 end ~ HvGo-PARK. CA. 11 ~ title end cl-* dnlwn on • ..... « Five Dollar ($25.00) non· through 1i1 Governing temal Revenue Codi llC· It ls runher ordered lhat • pont Dr .. Ste. 20-177, Ir-Surface Emry eboYe !500 i:.t lf'bone 'b Whet11oev9' i .. t conve ed to end Nlllanll blnll. 1 died!•---------re11un:~ble p~ym~ntl ~~ Board, htteinalter referred llon 6331, the property de-copy or th!• order lo 1how vine, CA 92612 from the Surl1ce of Seid me Kno~ Thet Mey 8e .:: held by 'ity under Hid = ~=--°' = qu re or ·~~ t• oh Id to 11 the City. will receive scribed below hll been cause be published In NB/ Thia business ls con-Land, 11 ReNMld by wwa.n ~"'under fll Ptrcel of Deed af TNlt In ttle property dnlwn ...., ...: a ....,.. documents. ec 1 s C ou up to but not la I er than seized for nonpayment of C 0 ST A M ES A DA IL Y due1ed by: co-partners J C.gnev en Unmerried IAnd Herelnebow Deacrtled litlJllted In Mid County Cell ""'7 a '!' be made payable 10 oasl 10·00 • 8 m ot the day or Internal revenue taxn due PILOT, 1 newapaper ol Have you started doing Man in the De.ct Recorded T with the Ptrpetuei . · • • ..W.. .nd ~ aaod-
Communily College Dis-Septemb
0
er 30, 1996, rrom James E. Browning general clrculatjon pub-business yet? No In eo'oll ss&O. Pege 831, of =:r Drilling Mining, Ex-~'::,~~~enc: lllon. Mlltnge MIGcHilb1. tri~: sealed bids for the award The property will be sold lished In this county. II Susan L Hansled Official Records l'ARCB. •· end OpeQtina n;.,__ 0 •....._Im* ~ _, Bids shal! be . received In or a contract r°' the reha· at pubUc auction as pro-least once 1 wHk for four Thls sletement was filed NI ElCClluslYe Riciht end &a..: . ~ R Tract No. 3187, In the Cltv l8db) IMll'Z afO. AMndll
the place identified •bove. bllllalion ot· vided by Internal Revenue consecutlve wHks priOf to with the County Clerk of u.e the Patio ~I for end Stonng "' and ~ of Costa Mesa, County of Code .nd aMatmd ID do and those bids shall be SECOND FLOOR Code section 6335 and re-the day or the hearing. Orange County on 8•12•96 ~:-!> ....... on the Aan ,_140 moving the Same from Seid Orenge, Stet• of Califomle, .,.,_ _, 9"a ....._ The opened and publicly read lated regulations DATE• AUQ 27 1998 19983812599 ..._,._, IAnd "'Any 01hef Lind, In-es per MllP Reoorded In BocMt lllrllt addr8S .nd act.
aloud al the anove-stlled LOBBY REMODEL Date 01 Sale: October 1, QA Lr. HI C K MAN Daily Pilot <>-t 9 18 23 :!: ~11(1~ eluding the Right to ~ 99, Pages 34 Ind 35, ..... CGMMll'I ti 11~ .. r llf'f, llme and place. CITY OF 1996 • """'· • • • on n H stock or OVICtionelly Drill i.neous Maps, In the Office d o. NII ~ de-
In accordance with lhe COSTA MESA Time of Sale· 10.00 AM JUD 0 Etc 0 MM IS. 30, 1996 m332 at .8-'0 Appurtenent to"'-9nd Mine from Lindi <>mer of the County Recorder or .,._. lllboYI 11 purportmd
provisions ol California CITY HALL Place of Sale: tnlernal SIONER OF THE SUPE· PUBLIC NOTICE Uni1.R...._ "W~-• en be"'!~ 1.,.... Said Lind Htflinebove Seid County. Except unto to be! :zm ~ OiM,
Public Contraci Code Sec· PROJECT NO 98-15 Revenue Service 24000 RIOR COURT .,. .. t end ~Hment to .... e Deec:ribed. Oil 0t GH Wells, the~ Stal89 of Amlrica, M) CG111e MeA, CA 121Z7.
llon 3300. the District re-All bids shall ~ made on Avila Ad.. Laguna Niguel, DWIGHT J. GRIFATH FlcUtlows BusllMcSS the Stot9g1 Ate.a. If Any Tunnell Ind Shifts Into, In Acoofdenot wifl EJoeanlve Thi w•llgned nu..
quires thal the bidder pos· 1 bid rorm furnished b the CA 92607, 3rd Floor 166030, REMER, DIVIN-Neme Statement Dnlgnettd on the Plan S-IThrou;h °' AetOU the Sub-Order No. 9908, Approved •• '••llf'f llab9ty tor sess . the following ~u· i Y RMl3207 CENZO & GRIFFITH 2n1 The following persons are None u lelng ~surface of the Lend Herein-on December 6, 1947 112 llfY lncofredNa r:l 0. slllcallon ot contractors II· C ty. Tille Offered· Only Iha . • dol busl • Kie 101ht I.Wt. Any Such St0t· abo\19 Oeec:rtled. end to Bot-F.R. 822.3) by Deed Recorded lllrllt addr8S and act.
cense 11 lhe time that the Bids will be received 11 right Utle and Interest ol E. Coal! Hwy., Suite 280, Mc~• ,:i:~:t!iina D";' ege AIM Shel Be UMd Only tom Such Whic>ttocked or June 12. 1948 In eoott 1652. ~ ~ .. r llfY
contr1c1 Is awarded: the City ot Costa Mesa 11 James E. 'Browning In and Corona del Mar, CA 92625 Newport Beach. CA 92663" tor~~~ end Not Oirectlonally Drilled Wells, Page 287, Off'lcial Recorct., 1f1oMt ,_., .. llftdal;.
Contractor: General Con-the Office of the City Cletk, to the property will be of-Published Newport Yvonne O'Tousa 446 es l.Mng au.twa. PARCEL Tunnefl and ShlfU under Al IJrrilm. Thorium. end 141 a.. d A1Mfb HT ~
llactor "B" P.O. Bo11 1200. 77 Fair feted for sale. 11 requested, Beach-C01t1 Me11 Dally Cetallna or.. Newport IV: An Exctuaiw Rioh1 •nd end Beneath or Beyond the Other ~· Allo Except IA, ~ PUBLISH: September 16• Drive Cosla Mesa CalllOf· the Internal Revenue Ser-Pilol Sept 9. 16, 23. 30. Beach CA 92663 EIMrnlnt tlO Ute the l'erti.ing Exterior Umltl Thef9of, and Therefrom All 011, GH end D1fC. Aan: Vetoz. 1996 and September 23• nla 92628 11 °' ~lore the vioe will lurnlsh lnlOfmatlon 1996. Michael O'Toussa, 446 Spece °' SC-:-PI ~~ ~: Retunnel, Eqvlp. Ottler Hydrocarbon Sub--. 10IOO V Vl9W 1996 ' about possible encum-m333 Calalin1 Or Newport on the i n 11 .-..k".,. Mlinari, Aeoelr. Dlepei'I end stancu below a O.plh of .,... Cwna, CA WALK THROUGH: Sep-time and dlle, staled brances. which may be Beach CA 92663 Spece(al PS-187 • 188. Optrete Any Such w ... or 600 F..i ~om the Swface of IOalMI012. ,......,..,,. No.:
lamber 24, 1996 II 9:00 above, 11 which llme they useful In determining the PUBLIC NOTICE This •business 11 con-APN 1938-78-140. The MW-.~ Ho-, 1ht Said Land, but Without tn. (71.41 ~ Sllkl .-
1.m .• ~WC Melntenance & will be publicly opened and value of the Interest being ducted by: husband and ~ i..~ ~ibid Right to Drill, Mine. Store. ~of Surlace Entry Thw. w9 be INde, but wlhol.lt
Ope1111ons Compte11 lo· 1ead aloud In the Council sold. NOTICE OF wife la being IOld II Is · The &plore end Operdt Throuotl on, as Provided in a Oocu-COWNnt or Wlml'ity, Ill•
cattd on McFadden be-Chambers al 11id address. Descripllon of Property: PUBLIC SALE Have you started dolng street ~ .and other the Surfece "'N Upper 600 ment Recorded In Book pr....s Of lmflled. "'81fd-tween Golden West Street Eech bid must conform One (1) Oppenheimer Eq· Pursuant. to the California business yet? No common dtligllllCiOn, If any, Feet of the SubM.wtec. of ttlt 3033, Page 330. Official R• '°'O tllll, poe...ion, «
and Gothard (714) 895-and be resPontlve to all uity Income Fund Stock Selr.servlce Storage Facll-Yvonne O'Tousa ot ttle Allll Poi:-tY delat>ed Lend HtleillliDoYI Dtlcrtbed. conta. The property hefet enc:uiftllranc., for 0. pur-
-8168 , Certificate Stock Number lty Act (B & p Code 21700 Thia statement was filed ebove 11 purported to be: H ""8fwd In the OMd Re-force described la being IOld po19 d UllW)<lng 0. • BIO DATE: October 10, per11nent Bidding and Con-on Certificate • 05019286, et seq.) the undersigned wllh the County Clerll or 100SCHOLZPLAZA1104, corded April 18, 1984 H .... is". The street eOdrH• ~*-88CW'ICf by.,...
1996 al 2:00 p.m. tract Oocument1. A set ol Number of Shares: 210 will sell at public aucilon Orange Couflty on 8.9•96 NEWPORT BEACH, CA ~No. 84-1 66691 o and other common dealQM-Deed d TrUlt Inducing the BOARD DATE: October Bid Documents m1y be ob-Per IAM 56(13)5.2 and 00 Seplembef 23, 1998; 199838924B2 92863. The undefsloned Offlel1I Recorda. The prop-tion, H eny, of the reel prol>" ,_.. c:Nrvee end expenMt
24N. l 996 lalned at the Office of the Polley Statement P-5-35: personal property lnclUdlng Daily PUot Aun 26 Sept TNltle clldailTw env ilflllty ertv heretofore ducribed Is erty described ebove 11 pur d the TiUIDe. The tNtae 0 payment shall be City Engineer 77 Fair The minimum bid Is nol but not llmlled to futnl1ute ... • for eny lncorr'°'neu of the being told ·u •"· The ported to be: 213 Under Aid Deed d Tl'Utlt
made tor work or material Drive Cosla M~sa Caliror· less than 95% of the olos· cfolhlng tools and/or oth.; 2• 9• 16• 1996 m329 atreet eddr ... and other address and other common DRIVE. COSTA MESA. C ca.-d • Noace d Dltaull
undder t~,e E~ntAractl unless, nl1 'upon nonreiundable Ing price on the day pre-househOld Items loceled PUBLIC NOTICE common dtligllMio.i, If ""Y· d~ if eny, of the 92826. The undef .nd a.ctlon to Sell to be,. an uni! 1,,.. eg strar o • ceedlng the day of tale. al· ltlO'M'I twrein. Seid •ti• will relll~dlecfllied eDolllt Trustee ctldeifN eny it cordld In 0. county wt.l'I
Contractors venfies to the payment or '15• Ari a~· "Minimum Bid Price will Property 20153 2075 Flctltlowa Bwalness be mede, but without cove-le ~ to be: 2527 for eny incorrectneu of the the ,.... pnipMy 11 loclled
DISTRICT that the CON· dltton11 charge ol S5.00 wiU be determined from review Newport 81 Cos..; Meta Nem St t t fWlt ot -.nty, e)(prlllld POftT WHnTf PUia, NEW-attaet eddrea1 end o .nd rnont.-, *-~
TRACTOR w11, proP91ly 11· be made II handled by of the stock lisllngs the day Ca. !l2S27 {7t•) 646-5616• The foll:wi,,; ~s are Of implied, reg•ding title, POftT lfACH, CA 12MO. comnon deaigrwdon, if "'Y.• hmw ~ ~ 9'ld\
censed •I the .::.irn:.::;e con· mail. Bid Documenll and prior lo the day ol the Ult. TIME~ 9:lOAM. Stored t>Y doing business as: viva poeaeuion, °' encum-The ur,.. ... _. T,__ cit--.tlowl"l lwein. Seid •• WI l'ICOI ..... ._..,.Deed ~~T~T~ . · "':Y olher contract documenlt Properly may be Ill-the rollowlng i:rsoni: car Sales. 1142 w. F'nt brancel, to pey the remaill-dallwll .., lelllltv fof eny be mede, but without ~. • 1'~ TNll
not '° •· may also be examined at spectad at: lrllemal AeY• C041 Leslie Tr E121 St. Santa Ana CA 92703 Ing ptlnclpal aum of ttie lriC01'8011*8 9lf tN l'trMt IW'lt °' wsrwlty, expre Deed\NM6M,Dllou9! ~:~: ~:1:! 1~1 ~ru::: th• Office of the City Clerll enue Service. 24000 Avila David PUiiey Ill, • 7 ZI-Ariel Vargas, '1813 w. 21st nol9W IMllnd bv .id Deed .-.... Md ott. ~ or Implied, reg•ding title, Bemdry Awnua. 11th flbir,
canse classlfic1110n s 1. of the City of Costa Mesa. Rd.. Laguna Niguel, CA chlfY Tanner Unk. H136 St .. Santa Ana. CA 92706 Trust.1llollth Int.est there-deeignedon, If eny, ahown ponesslon, or • • LCM ~ CA I0017,
fiedherel bovel th~IBidDoc 1 will lbe92607 , 3RD .FloorAoberl .Kreger, H212 This business ls coll-• ea provid9d In Midharlln. leidaalewilbe ~.t!>PIYthe re ~tunber: (21S) 1.. na s ~. 0 umen s no AM.,3207, Viewing be-Tem~ McCombs. H104 duc:1ed by· arHndiYidual note(J), ldvanc:a. If ln'f, made. butWlboulcowanant mg _pr:incipal awn of • fnld ~ • s~lly CO!"r9C1or •s malled unless the •d· tween 9:30 AM • 10:00 AM Scon Rose C045 Larry Have ~ S1arted doing the t9rme of thl Deed 0t ~ ..... u:Nd °' note(sJ ~ tJv Mid -.,. ..._ ~ ~heliC:111n nls~~ 7058 ~ ditlonal 1:5.00 charge Is In-Paymenl Terms: Full pay-Glmple, Et fo C1ty Paul, buslnes~ yet? No f Trust, Ntimated fMI, ln1lled. r...,111• dda, poe-of Trust. with interest ttw cs, Dita: OMUM
Pef :i ~ ~ssan cfudadwilhpayment. menl required on •c· E177FreddJeAogers Et86 Ari.IVargas and~ot the .....,_Ot.ncuntlnnclt.to on. 11 provided In s · AIAP'22m2Mt.WD.WIO ci~;sscon~ractore. aw~r~!i Each bid sl'I•" be ec· ceplance or highest bid Michael A. Laube. '0051 This statement was filed TruatM and of the trusta pey 11\e,.,.....,. pmdpel note(1I, advancn, If any, PUBLIC NOTICE
the Contract '°' lhis Work companied by lhe bid se-fOfm of Payment: All pay-Mark Day. 0054 Gene J, with the County Clerk or crelted by slid Deed of sum of the "°'9(1) MC"'9d Inter the taTna of thl ~"'1---------shall ltsell cooslruct 1 ma· curity Usl ot De91gnaled fM<!IS must be by. cesh. Adams, Ht37 W1yne Bo-Orange County oo 8-9-96 rust, to-¥oilt: '137,208.7 by Mid Deed of Truat. with of Trust, 11timeted f .... NOTaOfTlllJSTE£'SSM.Ei. . • 1 W 1 S • certil1edcl'leck,casfuer'1or ecker H220Todd M Hill 19183892532 Eatlmlted. Accrued lntlf'llt .,.,_....,, .. pnMded c:twVM and.,..._of t DBUIEB>OflllUSTFll:l1 .. tl IOftly o the ork. n I C· ubContractors, and Non-treasurer's check °' by a p ope t 245 t" . 1725 end edditlonel advencea If In -'d note<a) ~ If Trustee and of the tr\llt
cordance with the prov1· collusion Affidavit required United States poslal, bank, Po'mo,; !ve .. Costi Mesa. Dally Pilot September 2, 9, eny, w9 inc:1'11M thla flvl'.re eny, under ~ t8fml of th. crelttd by Hid Deed of IAM: 114ottl a..: ll1M AP.
slorls of C~Nror,n11 CBusl-by the Information For Bid· express. or telegraph Ca. 92627, (714) 642-3107 16, 23, 1998 m331 prior to Ille. Thi beNfic:iery Deed of TN9t, ..um.ttd TNlt, to-wit: '206,260.4 ~T~ IOU~: S=i~~;~ ess ons ode ders. money order. Make Check TIME: 10:30AM, Stored by nder 11id Deed of Trust ,._, chllVH end IJIPlftMll ~. Accrued Inter TIUrr ~~ \' flll
All Work must be com· This project Is I federally or money order payable to the following persons: PUBLIC NOTICE twwlofOl'I .-;uted and de-of the Tru.tH end of 11\e and edditionel adv'!flCll. If lN.ESi YOU ~ TO
pteted within slxty .. lght funded project and wUI be lhe Internal Revenue Ser-0168 Selina Smith NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S Med to ttie undefaloned I ~ CfMted by Mid~ 'n.I• w9 lncrHM thia figure PAOTECT YOUR IWlP9UY "
(68/ consecutive days. The under federal regulations vice. Property 20139, 2099 Pia· SALE TruttH Sale No. wmten OtdlrMlon of DefaUt of TNlt, .to-wit: pnor to ... The MAY 8E SOLO Al A PUil.i(:
bui ding will be available which Include lhe Davis· v. CHRISTNER, REV· centla Ave.. Costa Mesa. 98-12049 Title Order No. ~ Demend fOf Sele, and • t419,087.06 &timettd. under Hid Deed of True SAU. F YOU NEED Nf EX· 1----------
for Interior construction Bacon Act and related ENUE OFFICER Ca. 92627, (714) 846-3865, 3101777 Reference No Written Notice of Oef-'t Ind Acc:ruM lntar.t and tddi· hemotore eicecuted and de-PU*TION Of TI4E NAT\IRf Of
lrom December t6 1996 1 Th d 1 1 9/10/98 TIME: 11 :30AM. Stored by 682 n 80671 APN No 93e: Bection to Seit. The under-tlonel 1dv1nc9t, If eny, Wiii livered to the undefslgned 1 TI4E PRC<EBJN; AGAICST
through January 10' 1997 ac s. e wage e ermna-AddreH for lnforma-the ro11owlng persons: 76 ;40 YOU ARE tH DE-eignad clUMd Mid Notice of Inc,..... thit flclur9 prior to written Oec:l..ilonot Oef-'t YOU YOU SHOtl.D CXlNTACT A
The work must be com: lion will be under lhe tlon About th• Sele, In-C305 Jeff Edler, C203 Rob-FAULT UNDER A DEED OF Default and Section to Sell aale. The beneficiary under ~ ~ f0t Siie, and • iii/v9.. Malcl II NNbr Ml
pleted by January 10, Oavl1·B1con Acl and re-ternal R•venue Ser· ert Hurley, B161 Darryl TRUST DATED 07/02/93. o be recctded in the county Mid Deed ofTNlttw.tofore wrltt~ Notice of OefaAt Ind M ..._ 1'8mn.....-C--.
1997. Time Is or the H· lated eels and the Depart-1 PO Box 30220-Norwood UN-ESS YOU TAKE ACTlON where the real property 11 .-....t enddllvwed to the 8ec:tion to Sell. The under-"""' • INllll. • -sence. Failure 10 complete ment or Industrial Rel•· v ce, Property 00101/22301, TO PROTECT YOUR PROP-locatad and more then thrM uildalllQlledl-*'*' Dede-e1s1*f c:eueed Mid Notice of ~ • .....,....._,....
the Work within the time !Ions. State of California 2732, Le9wne Nl9wel, 2065 Plaoentla Ave .. Costa ERTY IT MA y BE SOLO AT months • elepaed since ra1lon ot ~and DlnWld Default and Election to Sell ...a .... o.i "' TMI •
set for1h herein will result In (the Contractor and Sub-CA 92807 Mesa, Ca. 92~27 •. (714) A PliBUC SAlE. IF YOU such rec tlon. Meet• for S.. end• wri.n Notice to be recardtd In the county ..., W ...._. 0. .. o..M
the Imposition of liquidated conlraciors shall pay not Phone 714-360-2288 ;46-6~66b TIMhE. ~2i1~M. NEED AN EXPLANATION OF ea Trua-of o.feutt end Elecdon to where the reel property 11 _, l.alll &. .. .,_.. ......._
damages tor each day of len lhan the higher wage Published Newport tore . b1~1• Jo~ Vng THE NATUREOFTHEPRO-ee, FONdo-Sel. The uildetelgned loceted andmoreth.enthrH _. .. ..._.. • .,~ delay, 1n the amount set Beach-Coste Mesa Dally persons. n an CEEOINGS AGAINST YOU aure Olpotlldon ea Agent, ceueed Mid Nob of~ moothl hive elapeed since • .._.... MD. -.W 111
f0r1h In the "lnlorm111on for rathe). Pilot September 16 1996 wH• .. m, •rEsv0e301d,H Dl5ep Elme YOU SHOULD CONTACT A 033 N. Mein SttMt, Suitt end Bectlon to Sel to be such recordetion. Amt R-._. _ 1'1111-at otldlt--. Bidders." T e City has obtained • • s, ugo resye 660 Wllnut Cr.U, CA ~lnflloourwy~ .,....Ca!Dordonea True-111 ..... ., .. ~...._..
Each bid must conlorm from the OlrectOf of the De-m340 All sales are Wb~ to LAWYER. ?n October 16• 946S8. Telephone Number: the rM1 property le locatM tM, P.O. 8o• 86309, Sen • d o..p Ce11111f. ~
and ne responsive to the pa11men1 01 lndusttlal Rell· PUBLIC NOTICE P<:o' ~ance11ay~· erm~ =~ ~= ~ (6101 933-4860,8y: LORI end more"*' ttne manttw Diego, CA 92188-6309 ..i ,,._. ._ .. ,..._.,. o. r-::=:i:===:t:: contract documents. Each tlons the general prevailing ~~ 81 aJreg0 ~ed~•v:;h fMy appointed Tn.st• ln:ter DIOKNO. D1te: 09/09/H i-~ ~ IUdl re-Telephone Numbw: (8191 W _. ......... w . ...._.
bidder shall submit. on the rate of per diemwagts Ind cns1413595 d 1S:. ~ a01 58 ~ 1 d purs Int t Deed of N'P17922P\JB; 09/19198, contatlon. ,,,,_......,... 462-4900, IC!UY L RADER.*._..., o:na1a 111 ._
rorrn fumlmea With l!'t the genaial prevailing rete NOTICl!TO :r 1996'Yb PsPO. T~ ~~07112193 09/23/96,09/30196 C:1 .... ,.T'~H,P.O. ISTANT SECRETARY. *-,_""-•.,._MD, contrae1 documents. 1 list • CREDITORS OF • • 'Y ' ' loll 15309. San Diego, CA Dile: 09/06/91NPP1954 IM271f'll ti ... 0... ~ of the proposed subcon· fOf holiday and ov1111me KS engeco. Inc. 701 Western H Document No. 93-PUBLIC NOTICE 121 .... 5309 T~ PVB· 09116198 09/23198 .................. Mortuary* Chapef tractors on this pro 1 19 work In the locality In BUL Al.£ Avenue, Glendale, CA 0463441 Book Pege of NumMr. 18;91 412-4900, ogJ3olg6 • • .... ._....._ .... Ccluller Cremation l--'1~1.o-OIHl'~~~if'9 wblch the worJt Is lO be (SECS.8104, 91201, (818). 244-8080, Offic:WRacordl lntheOffice1NOT1CEOFTlUS1'&'8Ml.I CathyWolM TNStMSale 0....-JWCMcQl!aro.t.t
and Subcon1r1ct1ng Fair performed lor each cr11t t l 05U.C.C.) BondNo.5857632. oftheA.coiderofORANGE Tf'UltM Sele No. 98-Offlcet, Oet~: 08/30l98 PUBLIC NOTICE w.ea.-CA•1:91P.M.• HO Broadway PractlcN Aci. Government c111111ic11lon or lype ol Escro w No. _Publlahtd Newport County, Cafiforna, executed 00704-CW T1tte Ordet No. llW17141 l'U8· 09/10/!HI, ,......_ .... ...._~ Costa Mesa
Code Section 4100 •I seq. work. needed 10 Hecute Notice Is hereby given to ~~ICh·~OSll :;wsa Dally by: JAMIE D'ANDA. A SIN-62321517 Ref-• No. 09118198 ot1i3IM NOTICI! ~ T'R\.9TW'a .................. a( ...... ,.
Each Bid shell be I C· th I ct. H lid I creditors of lh• within I 01 eptem " 9, 16, GLE MAN, a• TrultfK; 73892094 APN No. 451-• w.e nwe. ... -. .. 111 .................... im--------" comp1nitd by a cef1lned or 1 con ra · o ay ra 19 named teller that I but 1996. ~ PACFIC THRIFT 61 5-02 YOU AM IN 0£. 0t211Q)C7 ,... OrdW ,_ ..... ti -..... ...._. cashier's check or bid shall be P81~ as specified sale It •bout to be made of m338 N«J LOAN ASSOCIATION ~-OF "94 w...,
IA-an amGunk10Hffs In Iha~· -the uaet1 d•smb 'C1't1FORNJ • TRUST DATED 12121112. MEET ....a #N ,_ .., .., 0.-tf TNll Ill Ill thin ten percent (1~) of agreement 1ppllc1ble to below. PUBLIC NOTICE TION, 11 Beneflclwy. WIU ;.N.ESS vou TAUACT10N . 4DCJ77-4M YOU AM"~ .....-w...,. 111 ..w e-.tw
the total bld price, payable etch pertlcular craft. cl1• The name1 and business Notice It hereby given SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO PAOTICT Yout' PAOf' MUL.T ...._A~~ i1r1 ........ .-,W
lo the District Ha guaran-1lllcallon or type or work addr"sea of the 11ller 1te: that the undersigned wlU TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER ERTY. IT MAV. SOLD AT Someone special ~ Dil'TID -..a, ,_ ... a.,-..... M llld FIND -tee IMI the bidder, ii Ill employed on the project. Crystal Cove, Inc.. 3176 be told 1t Public Auction ~CASH fpayeble It time A PU8LIC SAL.!. If YOU through Classified UN&.88 YOU TNm N::TION .,_. d TNll h ,,.,...., ._ an apartment
proposal I• accep1ed, shell CoplH 01 achedule• of Pullman. Ste. 121, Costa on MONDAY, OCTOBER 71 of •II• In lawful monev of NEEOANEXJllANATIONOfl T0"'°'8CT VO&M,_,,._ ._llld.._...._...._ through classlfled : P'Omplly uecutt the Meu, CA92626. 1996 •t 10·00 A M KELLvt----------+--------~1---------..... _________________ ;;,__,_ __ __,;;,.__ ____ _
AOrMment, furnish I Hlls· ralt1 ao determined are on The locallon lo Calirornla & KARL jACKSON K E •
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factory Fillhful Perform· Ille et lhe City Cterk'a Of· of Iha chief eKecotiYe offloe AUCTION SERVICE' p ·0 •
ance Bond In an amount flee, located 11 n Fair or the .. 11., Is: Hme u BOX 125 RIALTO' CA. · not IHI than one hundred Drive, Costa Mna. CelilOf-abolle. 92377 ~7'3-o744 AUC:::
P9fC.OI (100%) or the 10111 n11 112628, and are evall· ,._listed by the H Her, all TION BOND 112~1:111.
bid price, rurni1h • Pay-able to any Interested party other buslnen nlmff and ALLSPACE -COSTA ='" ... ~~~n II~ :=: upon reque1t. ::i1:::n ::= ye~e:: MBOESUAL,EV1~3R50 NECWOPSOTA! (~) °' the total bid prlc9. In llCCOtdlnce with Sec-tof• the date euct\ •11 WU MESA. CA 'tm7 "
Md bnlth certlflcaln evt-lion 1 n3.2 of the Callforl'Ma Mn& Ot ~ to the A.242 LAA.RY STEFFENS
derlClng that the required Labor Code. the Contractor bW« atr. None. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS •
lnlutll'ICt Is In effect In the lhalt poat a copy of the de-The nlmft and bull""' A273 KATHLEEH HAR·
amcM#lta NI for1h In the termination or prevailing addr ..... ot the tiuy., ate: KINS HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ~ eondltlon.a. In the rate Of waoe• at MCh job Miiier lnternatlONf'J... lnQ,, A347. KENNETH DUF· _..,,. of f.ilurt to enter Into alte 8500 Ln Ser-. 119ft¥1f, OUR HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
!he oontad and e•ecutl ~ "'-~--CO eoa21 145'7 COASYUNE YACHT Ille requited documenlt, ..,.,..,"'_.'°' and wry The UMts llO be IOld are CHARTER HOUSEHOLD l4'Ctt IWd MCUtlty Wiii be IUbconltlic1of(I) lhd pay dnCtlbed In OW* .. u: In-rTEMI •
forltlled, The 'lilMA Pet-noc .... then lhe ~ ~. Unftute. lbdwn . lt11. JOHN FERGUSON. tonnence lond lhlll r• prevefllng rat" of ~ '° llttl.. ~ equtpment HOUSEHOLD ITEMS INil1 In U IOfce and efftct all wort!ltl lft'lployed by and ate IOCateCJ .. : 3171 B1A, JOHH FERGUSON,
through 1hl guerMtN C: !Nm In the eUC\ltlon ot P\llNn. SM. 12l, eo.t. HOUUHOU> ITIMS ~ cc:1i!:' In lhe connct. ~=name YMd 1219, MICHAEL IRINI(.
The DISTRICT 'r...,..... A payment bond and I*• by the ....,_ • tNt toe. ~.f H~~OH~~
.,,. rtght to ,.jec1 any Of all forrnanc. bond Wtll ~ .... tlOn lt::=eov.. Inc. SKY HouHHOLD ITEMS
bide Of to WtlV9 any fr· Qulfed P"°' to the e.ucu-The CUM 0( ,-,,' b 11 ltl e d New@ or t r9gYlattclea or lnformahtlet 11on of !tie contract. Thi IN bull la October t, ... ch.COtta MeM Dally
In wry blda et In the bid-payment bond and I*• 1 IN at 1hl OflCI Of Flied-l'llot Seplember 11 IS'. cl"9. fofl'nenoe bond shall be In man ,.-.eon a Stroffe. Ir· 1tM. • .
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oJ Caflfomle "91 dtller· ..,_ of PUbllo COi'lttMt ~ ~ :: name """-'GATIM TO
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BUSINESS OFFICE -----• EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT APPLIANCES 6011 PETS Ir YACHTS 7018
2608 FOR RENT 2769 EMPLOYMENT 5 530 553 0 ANIMALS 6049liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Aman a Fridge 25' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * 3 4 ' S • • R•• 3 4o A GeMI Wtt1 t 3BR Nl!ED TO RENT Obi door, Ice/Water. . Sundancer, generator ron • •South Bartront• s Earn up to $350/Wk TEACHERS Hardly used. $500. Rot 9moe. old Very Xlntl S69K.e7S-5095 ... IOl9lllG 2.5BA paUo +deck, 2 2br 1ba. ,.furblahed, Small 1-peraon office EMPLOYMENT Part-time. Now hiring Loving care giver 8 3 1•5200 attectlonate. House
OPPOllTuiun car. Dock avall. N/pet/ vu of bay, $1395.mo/ IBnENCBl.CQARM arFeRalE. NMOULSYT. 5 530 Mystery Shoppers needed to play with broken. Raised w/ldds•---------M Nll ...... 111111111111111111 smk. 52650. 723-4633 yearly 973-3059 For Local Stores. toddlers and twos in Washer/Dryer & pets, has papers. MARINE SUPS
' 1 t<r 11--11 .. FM· Latry 950·5420 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Free products. accredited center. Admiral set under F t _,. ~ .. -_.J ---------ree 0 an approv ..... Do-r 7022 .,..,..._..Ad111tll• B•n·aoA Admln. Aaalata nt 1·214 ·606 ·5003 FT/PT 6-12 Units ECE warranty till March 97. home. 959.5499 ~
................. ....., ~ BALBOA "l"DYJIY Very busy office.•---------min. Excellent working Xtra lg Capacity. fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11 ...._ • ._, pa•ma. PENINSULA 2107 PENINSULA 2607 INDUS&AUU. 2 788 Switchboard and Enlo~ Balboa Beach w/ cond. Career ladder. $575.obo 642·8533 40' Moorlnt1
U......,11 • lllllcrtmlHUH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Macintosh experience pay! Afternoon sitter· Benefits. 292..0500 or 983·3483 MUSICAL South Side Balboa • -i--5 OOO SF F hsekpr w/own trans. N eor-• .. ._. •..., ..._ ........ *OCEANFRONT * • Auto Repair, a must! ax resumes Barbara 675-4339 Toshiba Whlrlp ool washer/ TR NT Island, .., • "ve
..................... 1Bd 1Ba House Oceanfront at 19th /showroom. Can di· to S .Lennon at Copier Sales Reps dryer, $125.ea, good INS UME S 6055 $12,900 721"'°"1 · ..................... II Latge living room full St (1900) Furn 3bd/ vlde. CM loc. $3900/ __ F_a_x_il_7_5_"9_·_9_8_2_9_ -I n_t_e_r_n_a_t_l_o_n_a_l _H_ig_h_· Salary/comm/metlical, cond. Thermador, db p RIV ATE D 0 CK .... .,_.,.. ra .._.. kltchen,a/c,w/d,'gar, 2.5 b ir. Winter, permo.AgL850-1220 ADVERTISING ClassSalonlnH.8.2 Call 310·986-5060 convection oven ,BABYGRANDPIAHO 30ft.+ SJdetle.Elec·
......... 1 I etlee.'' refrlg lncld. Avail 9/15. awesome vlewl Clean, Dls play spaces for rent, 1 for Fax 310·986-5066 $395.00 875-9394 Beautiful finish, In trlc & water. Newport.
. fl* ••IJlllU will. Ht $1400/mo. 650-2493 m o d 9;3.1 9:~ 7 5 o Telema rketing commission. 965·2697 •---------tune. Bought $4500 $250. 675-9742.
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A look back at three
big wins in football
: :SeMng the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
A NEW LEVEL OF S·ERVICE
Newport
Beach fire
and para-
medics
ready a
patient for
transporta-
tion to Hoag
Memorial
Hospital
Presbyterian
after
responding
to a call f
a person
with
difficulty.
breathing.
Froi;n manning ambulances to dousing blazes,
Newport firefighters are doing it all-these days
Story b y Jenni f e r Armstrong • Photos by Marc Marti n
K en Flessel and John Testa were relaxing on treatment and rush patients to the hospital.
beige recliners on a Thursday afternoon at Since Aug. 8, the firefighters have been driving
Newport JJeach Fire Station 3 wnen the an ambulance, along with their medic vans and.
siren sounded. fire engines. They temporarily took over the
Their chatter about clearing the station garage ambulance service after a falling out with private
for a dog vaccination clinic fell silent company Med'ITans.
"Newport Medic 63, Newport Engine 63 -pos-And on Sept. 9, the City Council gave ambu-
sible heart problem,• the 'female dispatcher's lance duty permanently to the firefighters, despite
voice crackled over Tesla's hand-held radio. "We the program's projected costs being over budget.
have a patient on the phone at 5000 Birch St. He's Mayor John Hedges, the only council member
having chest pains." opposed to the Fire Department proposal. wasn't
Flessel, 45, and Testa, 33, jumped to their f~t at the meeting where the decision was made. Lat-
and rushed to the red and white ambulance er in the week, he said he feared the department
parked in the garage just outside the lounge door. was usfng the ambulance take-over to justify hir-
Flessel, a 24-year veteran of the Newport ing extra personnel
Beach Fire Department, took the driver's seat. But the firefighters who work the 24-hour
Testa, who bas been with the department for four ambulance shifts don't care about such political
years, broke out the map book as he sat in the conflict. They just know things run more smoothly
passenger's seat. for them when evuyone responding to an emer-
Both wore blue lfa~wntrml~ -~Beach fuefighte:r.
Newport Beach firefighter John Testa stocks
the ambulance at Statton 3 with supplies after
anm.
they can bear each other as wiill as communica-While dashing to the parking lot where the
tion from the medic van and the fire truck also man was having chest pains, the ambulance, year-old patient onto a stretcher. "Newport
· · · tened-HHne--sa1~0lS--1-Ambu1zmce--63 cancel;-" the dispatcher said.
patcher. Plessel and Testa could head back to the sta-
"The patient can see you," the dispatcher said tion to wait for the next call. It had been a quiet
as the fire truck entered the parking lot. "He's to afternoon, but they were sure things would pick
the right of the building.•
an es amveas ,as e om
-who handle most lower-level calls -ease the 34-• SEE SERVICE PAGE 3
NEIGH,BORS
Learn about our local
movers and shakers
Sandcastles
draw crowds
to SeaFest
• Hundreds converged on Corona del
Mar State Beach to watch and partici-
had been declining in popularity and
faced cancellation in recent years.
By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -In dramatic contrast to
the dwindling participation that has threatened its
cancellation in recent years, the SeaFest Sandcas-
tle Contest drew 21 entries and hundreds of enthu-
siastic observers Sunday afternoon at Corona del
Mar State Beach.
Working from noon to 2
p.m. in plots 15 feet long For photos from
and 15 feet wide, amateur Seafest. see Page 2. teams hauled water buck-
ets, scooped sand and
raised their structures inch by painful inch. Com-
petitors in the "Masters Category" -architectural
fums like Greenberg Farrow and Erlich-Rominger
-were given an extra hour to work.
At the end of the frenzied activity, a long row of
designs stretched along the shore. Some were
intricately crafted and high-minded, like a repro-
duction of the Eiffel Tower or of the Egyptian pyra-
mids, complete with Sphinx. Some aimed for a
lighter effect -grinning gargoyles, an octopus, a
cartoonish polar bear slumbering on its back.
The winner of Overall Best Sculpture went to
Bill Packard of Santa Ana, who built a piece called
"Less is More" with his wife, his two children and
some friends. They won $200.
The design featured a small triple-turret castle
in the background. A large magnifying glass sits in
the foreground and provides what's supposed to be
an enlarged view of the castle.
"We knew we had a small team -only nine
members,· Packard said. "We had to do some-
thing small and make a statement with it The idea
was to do a small castle with a lot of detail rather
than a large castle with a little detail."
Packard, who started building sandoastles 11
years ago and calls it •a family passion." said he
goLtheidea !or "LessJ.s Mote" when he pulled out
• SEE SEAFEST PAGE 3
City Council
meets tonight
COSTA MESA -Topics of debate at tonight's·
City C-0uncil meeting will range from renaming
Suburbia Park to increasing police salartes.
The council will consider a recommendation
from parks commissioners to rename the park
"Moon Park" in honor of its gigantic lunar model,
and will decide whether to build seating along the
model's perimeter.
The council will also decide whether to OK a
three-year contract with the Costa Mesa Police
~cers Association that boosts salaries _an aven~ge
of 1.61 % this fiscal year.
Other proposals on the agenda include:
• Combining the helicopter OpenltiODS of ~e
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa pollce\iepart-
ments.
• Forming a Shalimar Alley Rehabilitation
Assessment District
• Extendin the lease between the · and
oun ange or esa e ary.
Tonight's council meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. in
the City Hall Council Chambers, n Fair Drive.
-By Cbrlstopber Gaaant
\I ( ) '\ I ) \ l I " I; I I I I ,, ( I
• OLYMPIC SPm1' COlf1'INUIS
Fonner gymnast Cathy Rigby
restaurants.
l '\D I \ ~ing macaw feared stolen
•. will tumble into town Sept. 22 to
· ·serve as honorary chairwoman
of the 1996 Race for the Cure
and to .lead the aerobic pre-race
wannup for partid pants.
Overall, Newport Bea<$
restaurants made "-P half of the
top 10 list. Besides Five Crowns,
Bob Burn1 and The Ritz in New·
port Center; Bistro 201 tn
Mariners Mile and Amelia's on
Balboa llland were named as
favorUet among the 150 survey
n~spondents.
AROUND TOWN • Costa Mesa woman had made great progress in re·
training what had been an ill·treated and ill-tempered
bird. It bas been missing since Labor Day weekend.
The race, expected to draw
. 14,000 partidpants to Paahion
: 1lland this year, raises funds to
· . fight breast cancer.
• Rigby, who became a post'f
. . OlymplCI B~dway star and
• . televllion producer, wlB mtngle
: with the aowd and llgil auto-:
: graphs throughout the nee y,
~ according to a pren release.
Anton.UO'• restaw6At in
neigbbcJriDg South Cout VUlage
WU elio~ a top place fl.>
diDe ID tbe IUJ'Vey.
NEIGHBORS
By Ovtstopher Goffard' Daily Ptlot "I've been crying for two
weeks,• said Gillett. 25. •n seems
like every hour of the day, I think
about it."
GUlett said the bird. which
weighs about 8 pounds, wu kept
in a latched wrought-.iron c.age in
her backyard. On the morning of
Sept. l she found the cage
propped open ad Ri14 mining.
•t ~ eh!a"'Y· • a Nkl.
·1 ~· GraDd ~ .......... with tbe Costa Me.a Police
~· :n..y md.., ClaD't
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8ut IO ..... .-ida Mi lllilld
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• MONDA'( SEP1'a.at 16, 1991
around town
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DIVORCE TALK
·The Law Offices of Usa OaD(:io
offers a seminar on •Divoroe -
What to Expect. How to Proceed•
at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Drive,
Suite . 300, Newport Beach. 1be
cost is $10. Reservations are
required, call 574--0866.
ICJCK.BOX AEROBICS
South Coast Martial Arts/Box-
ing Center offers a class for
women using kickboxing and self
defense moves set to music from
6:30 to 7:30 p .m. at 3165 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mesa. Fees cue $8 per
class or $50 a month for unlimited
cla$ses. Information: 545-5759.
TUESDAY
ANANCE 500
Finance 500 offers a free work-
shop on the real estate market
from 1 to 2 p.m. at the University
Athletic Club, 1701 Quail St.,
Newport Beach. Call 251-0270.
THE ZONE
A free local support group
meets at 6 p .m . to discuss "The
Zone," the exciting nutrition plan
developed'by best-selling author
Barry Sears, at the Super Crown
Bookstore, 1835 Newport ffivd.,
Costa Mesa. Information: 673-3588.
ADD WORKSHOP
Coastline Counseling Center
will sponsor a class called •Mating
and Relating," a discussion on the
challenge of Attention Deficit Dis-
order in relationships and how to
correct potential problems before
they develop from 7 to 9 p.m. at
1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport
Beach. The cost is $20. For infor-
mation, call 476-0991.
TOASTMASTERS
The Newport Beach Distin-
guished Toastmasters Oub 1300
presents a special guest speaker,
author and public relations expert
Cherie Kerr, at 7 p.m. at Sgt. Pep-
peroni's meeting room, 2300 Bris-
tol St., Newport Beach. For more
information, call 730-3671.
PERSONAL POWER
Orange Coast College offers a
free workshop on •Skills of
Empowerment" from 6 to 7 :30
p.m. today and Sept. 24. in OCC's
R.e-Sntry c-aer. For JDOle--infor-
mation. call-'32-5162.
nnORTllUMG
Jbe Newport Beach Public
Ubra.rY• Uteracy Program offers a
Tutor nalnlng Workshop, to learn
how to tutor adults who wish to
improve their reeding and writing
skills, from 6 io 9 p.m. at the Cen-
tral Ubruy, 1000 Avocado Ave.,
Newport Beach. The oost is $20.
For information, call 117-3874.
MEDICJNE TALK .
The Ubrary Community Ser-
vices Department. in coo~tion
with the NeWJ>Qrt Beach Friends
of the Ubrary, presents a talk by
Dr. Sam Shimomura, a cHnical pro-
fessor in the department of family
in the Friends' Meeting Room of
the Central Ubrary, 1000 Avocado
Ave., Newport Beach. For infor-
mation. call 640-.a1oa.
BUSINESS MEETING
The Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce offers a
1ectme on •cieate Business Suc-
cess Through Word-of-Mouth
Marketing• from 7 to 9 a.m. at tbe
Balboa Bay Club, 1221 w. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. .The
cost is $15 for members and $19
for non-members. Call 729-4400.
SEMINAR
A seminar on "Flex-Talk: Dis-
cover the Missing Communica-
tions Unk • will take place from
6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Country-
side Inn, 325 Bristol St, Costa
Mesa. Information: 497-6915.
EFFECTIVE PARENTING
The Medical Plaza Association
offers a free community education
lecture, "Effective Parenting," at
6:30 p .m. at the Health Education
library, 360 San Miguel Drive,
Suite 206, Newport Beach. For
more information, call 756-9000.
KJOCBOX AEROBICS
South Coast Martial Arts/Box-
ing Center offers a class for
women. using kicldxmng and self
defense moves set to music from-9.
to 10 a .m. at 3165 Harbor Blvd,
Costa Mesa. Fees are $8 per class
or $50 o. month for unlimited ~
es. For information, call 545-5159.
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• JJOO blodl of Fuchsia Street Speakers worth $100
were stolen from a vacant resldence:Several walls were · I
spray painted with obscenities. -I
• 700 blodl of Wiison Stnet: A purse was stolen from
a bedroom dresser while the victim was sleeping. The
bedroom window was open and had no screen.
• 400 blodr of East 16th Place: A wallet and ~
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way of a residence. · '
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• 1711 112 blodr of West Balboa Boulevwd: A
leather blazer and 15 compact djscs valued at $550 wen!
stolen from a residence. There were no signs of forced
en tty.
•JOO block of c.tallnli Drtw: A vacuum clHner; 100 •
pairs of Levi's, several other articles of clothl val
a • 1n ca were sto en a resJ..
dence.
• 100 blodc of 25th Stn.t: A ring, bracelet and two • g2ld...coios 'ialued ~t$29,652 were stolen from~~
ment. There were no signs of forced entty.
• 4800 blodc of MllcAl1tu' Cowt: A lap top Comput·
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office.
• 1900 blodt of Seadllft Drive: A ring worth $1,000
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Mele WM hired
as director of ·
engineering for ,,oductMty
EnMncement
Products Inc .• an Costa Mesa-
based business Dorothy Jun
Leaming for l)fe
of Orange Coun-
• engineering and
product devel-
opment firm.
ty is proud to present the 1996
Women of Excellence honorees for
their outstanding achievements and
their dedication to children and their
community: Judge Fninc. Munoz.
Harbor Municipal Court; Doftna 0... an, Philanthropy; Jun M11fte ,_..
INlth, share 0ur Se1ves::Jl.Lvndt Ballet Pacifica; lonnle bou-'
glas Aircraft Co.; Donne HuMn, Los
Alamitos Unified School District; Linda Wh~. UO; CM'01 Wlllln,
EDUCATION
KrisUn L Cobbs of Newport Beach
received her Masters In French from
Middlebury College, Vt.
Suunne V. Chambertaln, of the
Chamberlain and Viau law firm in
Newport Beach, has been appointed
to the Board of Advisors of Chapman
University School of Law.
.Jonathan P. Mahoney of B,alboa
received a master's of arts of Philoso-
phy/Education/Psychology from the
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up in the evening and stay
busy Wltil they could go home
at 7:30 a .m.
The ambulance handles
mostly patients with life-threat-
ening problems -called
Advanced Llfe Support calls.
The medics handle most Basic
Life Support problems such as
broken bones. Both units
respond to calls from patients
who need.immediate advanced
care for heart attacks or car acci-
dent injuries.
As Flessel and Testa drove
back to the station, their radio
narrated the patient's trip to
Hoag Hospital.
·See. we all communicat~ on
the same radio,• Testa
explained. •And calls go really
smooth because we all know
how to work together.•
When a private company ran
the city's ambulance service,
they heard a different dispatch
from that heard by the fire
engine and medic van, he said.
The private companies also
changed staff often, so they did-
n't know the area or the fire-
LMara lm'box,
founder and ChltUe Gorllmky
prin'clpal of the
Newport Beach-based financial plan-
ning and investment management
firm of Tatt>ox Equity, has been named
one of "The Best 200 Financial Advis-
ers• by Worth Maguine In its recent
Issue.
Center Medic.al Director Dr. Robert
Dlllmmt has led a seven-year study
that supports the usage of a treat-
ment option that dramatically boosts
survival rates for many patients.
MILITARY
Navy Airman Steven s.m.nlego,
the 23-year-old son of M•tlyn 5ut-ton of Costa Mesa, participated In a
ma-~ pre-deployment
exercise held off the coast of Southem
califomia. Samaoiego and his
squadron are preparing for a six-
month overseas deployment to the
Arabian Gulf.
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• respond.
• Advanced Life SUpport-
A possibly life-threatening
problem such as chest pains.
A fire engine. and an .,..bu-
lanc.e respond.
• Critic.al Advanced Life
Support -A life-threatening
problem such as a hurt
attd or--~ injwies. A flN engine. ambul.nce .;Kt
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and medic van on duty at any :
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ambulance program ha.s been
all rosy. Many firefighters -
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ton of Newport Beach have
announced the ena:g:ment of their daughter, Me · · LaW'ell,
to MalthewV!ncent watennan,
son of Mrs. Leonard Waterman
of Costa Mesa and the late Mr.
Waterman, They will be mar-
ried Nov. 16, 1997 in Communi-
ty Church Congregational at
Corona del Mar.
The bride-elect graduated
from Newport Harbor High
School, University of Southern
California and Pepperdine Uni-
versity School of Law. Her
fiance is a graduate of Newport
Harbdr High School, Arizona
State University and Boalt Hall
School of Law at U.C. Berkeley.
Matthew Waterman and
Melinda Dalton
De Mille-Carson
Dan and Sue DeMille of
including Ressel and Testa -
grumbled at first about the extra
work and training the program
would require of them.
·1 wasn't looldng forward to
being on this,· Testa said. ·sut
it keeps the job busy, so my day
goes faster.•
Also, the firefighters, with a
department-wide average age of
47, can't lift patients as easily as
the young staffers at private
ambulance companies, said
Capt. Todd Knipp, who handles
the department's day-to-day
operations.
As the program switches from
temporary to permanent status,
department officials will develop
training to handle such prob-
lems, Knipp said. They'll receive
two new ambulances in Novem-
ber to replace the used Santa
Ana mod.els they're using now.
They're also working to prove
the program is worth the
$915,581 it is expected to cost -
instead of the $865,597 budget-
ed.
•1t•s tough when you bear
council members talking about
th.is like we're being greedy,•
Knipp said. •we're not getting
any extra pay out of this. We're
just trying to serve the commu-
nity the best we can.·
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1996
wedditigs and engagements
Kathleen DeMllle and Rob
Canon
ding of Gemma Santos San
Juan of Corona and Rick Lee
Bayliss of Costa Mesa.
1be bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Conrado San Juan
of Manila, Philippines. She wore
a white satin gown sewn by her
aunt, Consolacion Ursua, which
featured a cathedral length train
adorned witli lace and pearls.
Her maid of honor was Elvie
Ursua and bridesmaids were
Marissa Margos, Sharl Um and
Alexis Kay Ursua.
Riverside after a wedding trip to
Catalina Island.
1be bride is a homemaker,
wbileherbusbandisemployed
as a steamfitter and plumber for
Hood Plumbing Company.
Newport Beach • have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Kathleen Susan
Peters DeMille, to Rob Carson.
son of Tom and Shirley Carson
of Camarillo. They will be mar-
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Bayliss of
Costa Mesa. His best man was
Terrance Nemchik, and ushers
were Glenn Scott and Bob Aker. Desiree Dexter and Cbrlsto-
During the reception in pber Brown.
Riverside, 140 guests witnessed ried Aug. 16, 1997 at the Hyatt
Newporter.
The bride-elect is the grand-
daughter of Leslie B. and Isobel
DeMille of Sedona, Arizona and
~e newlyweds cutting the ~ed-Dexter-Brown ding cake baked by the bnde-
groom's aunt, Wanda Wells. I Mary Allyn and Earl Dexter
The couple are at home m of
and the late Elinor Holstein of
Newport Beach. She graduated
from COTona del Mar High
School and her fiance is a grad-
uate of Rio Mesa High School.
They both graduated from Uni-
versity of California, Santa Bar-
bara.
San Juan-Bayliss
The St. Catherine of Alexan-
dria Church in Riverside was
the setting for the Aug. 17 wed-
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Bible at 4:30 one morning.
•Concept beats out size and
strength,• he said, noting that his
team prevailed over even the
architectural professionals who
competed.
Other cash prizes went to Most
Unique Sandcastle, Most Unique
Sand Sculpture, and Most
Humorous Sculpture.
Minutes cifter the winners
were announced, children were
stomping and rolling on the
sculptures, gleefully reducing the
day's painstaking work to indis-
tinguishable mountains of sand.
The Sandcastle Contest, which
is part of the week-long Newport
SeaFest, is running strong after its
35th consecutive year. It was
sponsored by the Chamber of
Commerce, the Newport Harbor
Commodores Club, and business-
es like Hooters Restaurant, Taco
Bell and the National Bank --0f
Southern California.
·1 think th.is wa.s a really great
success,• said John Blom, the
contest's organizer. #We had 21
entries this year. Last year we had
only six.•
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EYE-OPENER
Orange Coast surrendm-s
59 point,s in f ootball opener
monday morning quar:terbacks -bybanytau11cner
Mokede's
living it up
• Costa Mesa transfer
making a big impact
with Estancia's Eagles.
STA ME
ing more than 6 yards on
nine carries, booming kick-
offs into the end zone, toeing
three conversion kicks and
playing solid defense at tree
safety apparently weren't
enough for senior Chris
Mokede in Estancia High's
27-0 season-opening football
triumph over Century.
Mokede, a Costa Mesa
High transfer, prompted a
smile from Eagles Coach
John Lie~good late in the
game fo r his attempt at side-
line strategy.
•He wanted to go out and
kick a field goal he thought
be could hit, but I told him we
had to show a little class,"
Liebengood said with a
chuckle. ·He said I could tell
(Century Coach Bill Brown)
after the game that we were
just practicing. I still said no,
and he told me he couldn't
wait until he became a coach,
so he could pour it on."
OON LEACH I DALY Pl.QT
Cqrona de1 Mar's Mark Hatfield and another un•denuect )ea•mate pat tbe clamps on
Madna'1 Doug Plflta for a losa of yardage ta 'lbunday ~t's opener a t Westminster Hlgll.
Newport Harbor had
no trouble at all in
getting into the spirit of
things with touchdown
after touchdown.
NEWPORT BEACH -E.nd
zone celebrations are virtually
High football coaches, but
Sailors bead man Jeff Brinkley
took pleasure from some revelry
under the west goal post at the
midway point of the Tars' 48-1 4
season-opening romp over
Orange.
The aforementioned merri-
ment -Sailor players frothing,
bounding, shouting and swann-
ing all over one another -
occurred before the second-half
kickoff, moments after Brinkley
imparted some locker room wis-
dom.
•1 told them everyone can get
fired up for the start of a game,
but the momentum created at
the start of the third quarter can
decide ballgames," said Brink-
ley, who wasn't taking his
team's 28-0 intermission lead for
granted.
·w e take pride in our ability
to take control in the third quar-
ter and I emphasized to them
that I didn't want to see any let-
down.·
The Sailors obviously took
heed, taking just five bffensive
plays and less than four minutes
to score a pair of touchdowns,
widening . the ~gin to 41-0
the bench.
•1t•s always nice when you're
able to play everyone,• added
Brinkley, who had kind words
for his offense, defense and
kicking game.
In addition to banner '96
debuts by Ray Ohrel (209 rush-
ing yards and two touchdowns),
Josiah Fredriksen (10 for 16 with
three TD passes), Danny Pulido
(two sacks and four receptions),
Greg Wertman (94 rushing
yards and two TDs) and Joe
Urban (one interception and
numerous tackles), sophomore
kicker Eddie Johnson opened
some eyes.
After warming up with punts
of 32 and 38 yards, Johnson
boomed the ball 54 and 53 yards
on his final two, to finish with a
44.3-yard average. In addition,
be converted six of seven PATu
and launched six kickoffs at or
inside the Panthers' 10-yard
line.
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offense, as well as some Llllll
smothering defense, before
many were lifted in the third
quarter.
·we played well," Lieben-
good said. ·0ne of our goals
was to get out of their injwy
tree and we did that. (Junior
wingback) James Dawkins
had a field day (192 yards
and two TDs) and we had a
lot of young guys step up."
Among those singled out
were junior linebacker Mike
Briano, junior offensive line-
men Danny Ramirez, senior
fullback Taleni Tanielu,
sophomore comerback Manu
Tanielu and, of course,
Mokede.
•(Mokede) is a very tal-
ented athlete who can do a
lot of things for you,• Lien-
bengood said. •He's danger-
ous running the ball, throw-
ing the ball (as backup quar-
terback) and kicking it. And,
he's a phenomenal safety. It's
a blessing to have him."
•That's right ... an old
fashioned item called
'fear' got them going.
CORONA DBL MAR -Fear
can be a good thing, according
to Corona del Mar High foot-
ball coach Dick Freeman. who
W\ltched his inexperienced and
apprehensive Sea Kings rally
for a 24-20 mistake-filled sea-
son-opening triumph over
Marina.
•A lot of times kids are excit-
ed before a game, but I think
our s kind of ot real
scar , reeman, w
held his own pregame trepida-
tion that many of his peach-
fuzzed players might be over-
whelmed by their initiation to
Friday (or, in this ~. Thurs-
day) Night Ugbts.
And while the Sea Kings'
five turnovers, an additional
blocked punt, and 13 penalties
for 132 yards would elicit fright
from any coach, Preeman said
he was pleased by the courage
his squad revealed aqainst the
Vikings. .
"The best thing I saw was
our kids' attitude,• Freeman
uplained. "That just wasn't
coming out last week in prac-
tice, but it was there Thursday
night. They played bard and
were enthusiastic, so I know
with a win is gofug to be a real
confidence builder for younger
guys.•
Freeman noted several posi-
tives, including the play of
debut starters Mike McClellan
(quarterback) and Mark Hat-
field (middle linebacker), as
well as senior transfer Nick
Hood (defensive end).
•our whole defense if brand
new up front,. and r thou9ht
those guys did a good job,•
Pree.man said. •And I think our
(all-new) offensive line showed
it isn't as bad as some people
believed it would be."
Freeman also praised veter-
an tailback Tom O'Meara, but
lamented the team's lone
injury, a broken shoulder
growth pl4te sustained by
sophomore reserve 'defensive
back Ryan Ward.
"He dived at a guy and
landed on his shoulder. wrong.
weeks."
The kicking game was
another area of concern.
"We used about four punt for-
mations and all of them failed.•
Freeman said. "We're consider-
ing just downing the ball and
throwing it, or just letting
(Matt) Hoyt kick field goals
towarq the sideline.•
• Coach beµeves lack of intensity from the front
line in early going was a major factor in setback.
COSTA MESA
Unfortunately for the
, Costa Mesa High football
: team, which dropped its l season opener to Saddle-
: back Saturday, 20-7, off-season rule alterations did not include l adding a fifth quarter.
1 ·w e just didn't start playmg until tbe secona quarter," :·
: Mustangs Coach Jerry Howell said. •from then on, though, l l we played well. We hit harder than they did and I really l l believe we're a better football team. But, we didn't produce l
: the better results." : T Howell ptnpotnted 1he~ U:ne, expecteato be the
1 team's strength, as one key to the lackluster start.
' "We have to get more intensity out of those guys at the start
of the game. We can't wait until the second quarter to play or
hope for a fifth quarter. I thought we dominated the last two
and a half quarters, but we couldn't quite catch up, because of
little things."
Howell did see several positives, including no injuries and
the standout play of veteran leaders Steve Herzog, a junior
wingback, and Julius Vasquez, a senior linebacker.
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IIl hli ht film for Mesa; Saddleback ·ust wins !·
By Roger Carlson, Daily Pilot
SANTA ANA -Lessons are
generally learned the hard way in
football, and if true, Costa Mesa
High 's Mustangs most likely
found Chapter 1 difficult to swal-
low.
On a Saturday night at Santa
Ana Bowl the 1996 edition of
Mustangs football opened the
season with a 20-7 defeat at the
hands of the Saddleback Road-
runners in what appeared to be,
on the surface, a classic mismatch.
It was Costa Mesa which stood
head and shoulders over it's foe
with a massive front line and a
back (Steve Herzog), who would
rush for 123 yards on 18 carries,
including a 27-yard touchdown
run.
And it was Costa Mesa which
would come up with the highlight
film hits of the night, ala the
exploits of tree safety Ronnie
Uevanos (perhaps the prep hit of
the weekend), defensive back
Julit11 Vasquez, lineman Matthew
Rudesill, linebacken Jeremy
Lefever, R1c:hard Price and Bran-
don Jones, and otben.
But u they were to dbcover,
that wu not enough to counter
the Roadrunners und• tbe band
of veteTan coa.ch Jerry Witte,
whose trademark of c:llKtpllne
and uecution u.oder fire WU evi·
dent .frmn lt4rt to finilh, u well u
d«ill\le.
wttt.'1 'Runnen went to tt._ air . '
• Execution ... as in a 59-yard
touchdown strike from quarter-
back Juan Cabral to Juan Lomeli,
the latter escaping a would-be
tackler at the Mesa 45 to go the
distance. And in two 2-yard
touchdown bursts by David
Pedroza to complete drives of 33
and U yards.
Sa<Jdleback's first •drive" came
after Costa Mesa was backed up
to the shadows of its goal post,
taking possession at the 4-yard
line following a Saddleback punt.
The second *march" was trig-
gered by Pedroza's interception
and 16-yard return to the Mesa
21. It was the only ball caught on m Must4ngs' pass attempts.
Cabral. the Saddleback quar-
terback, responded with a 7for12
effort, good for 132 yards and no
interceptions. •1 was really
pleased with my quarterback,•
added Witte. "He made some key
plays under pressure.•
• Dlldpllne ... on the way to
their 13-polnt halftime bulge Sad-
dleback did not l\lffer a single
yard in penalties, as opposed to
eight nags on Costa Mesa, netting
65 negative yards.
• Wlllttllag ••• Saddleback
drained PredoUI le<'OOdl off the
clOck before punting away u
b4lttlme nee.r*l, leavtbg Mesa
with just 55 MOOGdl tO tlldlb It oul
~ bope-kQU'!:k'"*·
There w• ~
near the eOd al 1119 .-. 11 lbe
Mutt-. wt let id..._. anllr
·-
pletions to give the ball back with
1 :56 left, allowing Saddleback to
run out the dock.
There was a price for victory in
the .form of running back Joseph
Tagaloa, who suffered what was
believed to be a hyperextended
elbow after catching a pass for a
17-yard gain to the Costa Mesa 2,
setting up Pedroza's first touch-
down with 1:17 spent in the sec-
ond period.
•tte's our offense,• said Witte
of Tagaloa in the aftermath,
explaining his team's conserva-
tive approach in the second half.
•I just wanted to get out of here.•
Witte and his Roadrunners
have yet to lose after six starts
with Mesa. It was the first meet-
ing between the two schools since
Costa Mesa left the Sea View
League in 1985.
Employing what amounted to
an l-fonnation with a wingback
and two tight ends, u opposed to
flankers and wideouts, Cotta
MeM'• otfente 1ho}V8d fluhes o1
potential, thanks to the runn1ng ol
Herzog, an impretlive junior
whoee double-dlglt runs included
gains of J.C, 27, 13 and 10 yards.
Hil lcortng dab came with 2:39
left in the l8COlid ~.com·
pleting a •near-100-'yard march.•
ft started at th• Me.a ,5, Colta
Mese'1 Vince Hainade 1a.n l2 =to the~ 10, but ebeck'9 O..W Rocldgum
.. ttae ........... mid-
W bllll:ft......,, I ay,
~ fUlllG I OMY Pl.OT
Jonathan Zapien dtap down Costa Mme\ Steve He~.
Mesa'• Jeremy Siedsina recover-
ing at the Mesa 44.
So Costa Mesa WU lt1ll 56
ya.rdl away tram ltorlDg territory,
wbicb WU covered 1JJ nine plays,
Hm:z99 bunt1no over tbe•ndddle
on a trap from 'i.7 yards out.
M ... bad OM reeUltic lbot to
get wtthln range in the MCiond
half, drWtng from its 42 to the
Saddlel>Kk 3 t. law ID the thtrcl
~cm tbe ltl~ol 1-.og
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7' ;.
CostaMesa 0 7 0 0 -7 Sadd~ 6 14 0 0 • 20
First~
Sad -Lomeli 59 pass from
Cabral {kick blocked), 7;45.
Second Qum'W
Sad -Pedrou 2 run (~I
pass to CeNantes), 10:43.
Sad • Pedrou 2 run ~ felled), 8: 13.
CM • Herzog 27 run ('PecA
ldcl(), 2:39.
Attendance: 700 (estimated).
INDMDUAL. llUSl••G
CM · Herzog, 18-123; Hamade,
14-78; Fett-. 2...g; Good, 2-5;
Uevanos, 7-2.
Sad -Pedroza, 14-56;
Gonzalez. 7"'23;Tagaio., 4-14;
Abad, 3-ior-minus 1; c.bra~
S-for-mlnus I.
lmMDUA&. MSSlrtG
CM -U.Venos, 0-4-1, 0: a..n., 0.2-0. o.
s.d -cabrlt 7-12.0, 112; ~ 1-1.0.2. • • ..................
CM -none.
Sad • a.om.I. W5; lagiloa,
2-41; ~ 1-11; Ung. 1-10;
Abad, 1·5.
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• • • • •• • • • • • •Coaches Jeff Brown.
Rigo Diaz both have
Rose Bowl CQnnections.
M embers of the Corona
del Mar High frosh
football team might be
surprised to learn that two of
their coaches played in the
• -Rose Bowl.
• When most of these guys
.. were in third grade, offensive
coordi.nator Jeff Brown, who
played his high school days for
the Sea kings, was a fixture on
Southern Cal's special teams
unit which met Michigan in the
New Year's Day c:apper to the
1988 season. Delensive
coordinator, Rigo Diaz, also
played that year at wide
receiver after playing
linebacker at Bishop Amat
High:
.. J•m
waiters
three-year letterman (1986-88).
Brown also saw time in a
backup role at fullback. paving
the way for the vaunted
Tailback U.
Brown played two years
(85-86) under Coach Ted
still remember tlie first time I
got in at fullback,• Brown said
•1 came in as a backup against
Stanford and bad a 25-yard run
up the middle. rt was on
national 1V and everything.
·1 started a half a dozen
games at fullback, leading the
blast up the middle. I played
special teams more, but playing
fullback was the best."
Brown experienced all the
highlights playing for a
powerhouse like USC can offer.
"I can remember coming
through the tunnel at the
Coliseum to play UCLA.• he
said. "You're blood is just
pumping.
•And going back to Notre
Dame. That stadium has so
much tradition. I remember the
l~er room was so sma,ll for
the visitors." --" -·· ..
rown also got t~ see ~ome
feel good."
The frosh team is four days
away from its season opener at
home against Garden Grove
(1bwsday, 3:15 p .m.) and
Brown said things a.re looking
pretty good at this poinl
"They're a little sore, but
we'll have a good game,• be
said. "Our guys are getting
better with each practice. We're
just going to try and build on
every game."
Some of the guys to watch
this season are: 3-back (single
back)/middle linebacker Grant
Estabrook; offensive/defensive
tackle Elliott Patterson, who
checks in at 230 pounds;
quarterback/comer back
Michael Bergey, whose brother
Bryan is on the varsity; king
back (wing back)/nose guard
Matt Gulley, who also bas a
brother, Bill. on varsity; and
two fourth-quarter touchdowns at San Diego State, and his final action like USC defensive line Rothwell, whose brother
. to beat USC, 22-14, as the two years with Lany Smith coach Dave Wannstedt (who is Marshall is also up with the big
'lh>jans finished ranked No. 7 (currently at the University of now the head coach with the bo
1 in the country. Missouri). Chicago Bears) and b~ds Michael Hayes and I For Brown the Michigan He went to three bowl Wannstedt's current offensive Brandon Johnson round out the I· game was the second of games in his four-year career, coordinator Ron Turner, the starting offensive line along
1 back-to-back Rose Bowl playing with such notables as brother of Washington Redskins with taclde Sean Fenton. Travis
: appearances. He also played Rodney Peete (the current head·coach Norv Turner. His Hackett will line up at tight end
: against Michigan State the starting qb with the special teams coach at 'SC is and linebacker while Robert
previous season. Philadelphia Eagles), nm the current head coach at Hyland and Adam Cooper take
rorhe Trojans beat the McDonald (a Super Bowl UC-Berkeley, S&eve Mariucci. on the wide out duties.
.l Spartans, 27-13, in the defensive back with the San Again, the young CdM N ose guard Kevin Rager and
season opener that year, before Francisco 49ers), perennial Pro crowd may not know it, but end Jay Bottom make up
falling in the Grand Daddy of Bowler Junior Seau (San Diego they're benefiting from a lot of the rest of the defensive line in
Them All, 20-17, on a late Chargers) and Dave Cadigan (a coaching gray matter there. the Sea Kings' 4-3 defense.
fourth-quarter field goal. USC, seven-year pro who played And let's not forget that the Sea Comerback Jeff Seymoure and
which finished ranked No. 18 high school ball at Newport Kings' frosh bead coach is Ted safeties Ned Algeo and Dave
in the final polls, had to play Harbor). Williams. Beser round out the secondary.
the game without star tailback Brown came to the Trojans Brown, who is a financial Jason Kwtz and Patrick
Steve Webster who missed the as a walk-on. earning a consultant with Smith Barney Seabourne are key backups to
game with tom knee ligaments. scholarship his final three years. on Fashion Island, really enjoys watch.
While you won't find tHe washisa ~er on speab ·alth his part-time coaching role. "I loved playing at USC,
Brown's or Diaz' names among earns seruor year, ut e "I love being out there with traveling with the team, but I
the bevy of All-Americans and biggest moment of his college those kids,• he said. "It's really keep telling these guys this is 1
Heisman Trophy winners that careeh r came when he was a worth it. I! makes my days the greatest time of their lives,• :
have passed through the sop omore. more enjoyable. I mean, I went Brown said. "Even if they have :
Coliseum, Diaz was an '68 "Playing special teams was to Corona del Mar, and to be to ,do homework once in I
letterman while Brown was a great, kickoffs and punts, but 1 back with these kids makes me awhile.• :
L---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------j ,_ ___ _
Coast seventh at Cuesta Bucs win San Diego tourney
MONDAY, SEPTEMIEA 16, 1996
COMMUNITY COLLBG• POO
Sadclleback doesn't
leave much for the
iinagination;racesto
28-0 first-quartet lead
en route to blowout.
By Howard L Handy, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Everything
started wrong for Coach Bill
Workman and his Orange Coast
College football team Saturday
night at OCC.
First, it was the headphones
the coaching staff uses to keep in
contact with assistants in the
Then, No. 3-ranked Saddle-
back turned its first four posses·
sions into touchdowns to put a
stranglehold on the game's out·
come and it was all over for the
Pirates before they had started as
the Gauchos posted a 59-20 deci-
sion before 1,800 fans.
All.in-all however, Workman,
the eternal optimist, feels his
Pirates have potential for the
future and be and his staff will
begin work on regrouping them
this coming week as they prepare
for Pasadena City College's inva-
sion Saturday night.
"We never c:ame close to stop·
ping them,• Workman said fol-
lowing the game. "We have a few
things to work on and we will
start regrouping this week. We
certainly established some things
to work on.•
Bull Cunerty, Coach of the
Saddleback Gauchos, was not
near as hard OD the Pirates.
•eoast is young and they are
going to be mudl better down the
road. They have a good team.
said Cunerty. •
Orange Coast, after the iDiti.al
28-point shock wore off, came to
life in the second period and
scored its first touchdown late in
the stanza.
On a drive that started on the
Pirates' 12-yard line and COD·
sumed 12 plays, quarterback
Chad Collins hit Marquis Battle
for a 17 · ard scoring play and
ate enne conver-
sion to bring he count to 28· 7.
The second OCC score came
in the third period when John
Frank hit Battle for his second 1D
of the night from 29 yards out and
Bennett added the extra point.
The final touchdown c:ame on
another pass from Frank to Jason
Ondrak for 8 yards, but the con·
version try was blocked and the
Pirates bad finished their scoring.
Defensively, the Pirates had
two sacks. Estancia High product
Mark Mollner grabbed quarter-
back Justin Vedder for a 6-yard
loss in the second quarter and Joe
Kha.mis bad one in the third peri·
od, forcing the Gauchos to make
one of their three punts.
S.WlebMit 59, Or•• COMt 20
Scon by Quamws McGraw, s-44; Cruz. 5-43; Roman,
Saddlebadc 28 0 10 21 -59 1-24; Vedder, 3-18; Bell, 2-10;
Orange Coast 0 7 7 6 -20 Wilson. 1-min~1; Masten. 1-min-2.
First Qullrtw OCC ·League, 16-49; Jones. 1-9;
Sad -c.ampbell 15 pass from Ondrak. 1-4; Hoelzel, 1-4; Balubar.
Vedder (Thompson kick), 1 1 :04. 1-2.; Martinez. 1-2; frank. 1-minus-8;
Sad -Payne 23 pass from Vedder Collins. 2-min~10.
onompson 1e1 ...... ,, ~:vo. ---.wmtVIDUAL-llll'llnmn"'•-ic~:cis111t:•r.G---11-
5ad -Cruz 8 run (Thompson kidc). Sad -Vedder, 15-23-0, 180 OCC -
4:08. Frank. 8-15-1, 87; Collins, 8-14-0, 73.
Sad -Wallace 2 run (Thompson INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING
kick), 0:03. Sad -c.ampbell, 4-49; Roman,
SAN LtnS OBISPO -Seventh-place JC WATER POLO SAN DIEGO _ Second Qullrtw 3-46; Payne, 2-48; Ordenstein. 3·35;
Costa Mesa Migh 1 ' I I\ OCC ·Battle 17 pass from Collins. McGraw, 1-10; Singleton, 1·9: finishes are starting to become a habit for Orange Coast College water polo coach The Pirates opened Friday's play with
-and U.S. Olympian -Chris Oeding. a 7-7 tie against Modesto. Bise, French
The Pirates' final standing in the 12-and Gus Fowler all had two goals. Dandy
team field in the Cuesta Tournament was added one.
reminiscent of the U.S. Water Polo Host Cuesta beat OCC. 12-8, to close
Team's finish at the Summer Games in out the first day's action. French led the
Atlanta. way with four goals and Dandy and Ross
"Alleastl can start there and improve Mulholland bad two apiece for OCC.
to the end of the season," Oeding said The third game was the only one
noting the irony. "The other (the where the Pirates were outplayed, losing
Olympics) took four years of hard train-to West Valley, 19-9. ·we got crushed,·
ing.• Oeding said. "They were bigger and
OCC went 1·2· 1 durin9 the ~tw~o-da~"'-+_m_o--.r-<=e=experienced than us.
weekend tournament, beating Saddle-1nexperfence snowed."
back, 9-5, to close out the tournament on French and Dandy shared high-game
an upbeat note. honors with three goals each. Steve
Costa Mesa High grad Ryan Dandy, Burkhalter. Bise and Mark Stephans, an
Corona del Mar High product Mike Bise Estanica High product, added his first
and Jake French all scored two goals in goal of the season.
the win over Saddleback while brothers "I'm pleased how we progressed,"
Steve and Drew Burkhalter added single Oeding said. •We made some major
goals. improvements defensively. It was nice to
11 I ( ' I I ' ( I I ' > ( I I ( I\ ( > ' ' ( ( I I '\ I I\ '
r-. (Bennett kick), 1:53. Reynosa. 1-7. product Jessica Schroeder was among seven Third Qwwtw occ -Ba~. 5-73; Denham, 3-20:
Orcge Coe.st College players to score goals as the Sad -Reynosa 24 run (Thompson Kno, 2-18; Maldonado, 2-17; Linnen,
Pi.rates women's soccer team won the San Diego kick), 13:12. 1-15; Khamis, 1-13; Ondrak.. 1-8;
City Tournament. completed Sunday. Sad -Thompson 41 FG. 6:26. James. 1-5. Schroeder. a .freshman midfielder and foIWard. OCC -Battle 29 pass from Frank GAME STA11STICS u~ .. W --..1 B p-...1 ---~ -..i (Bennett kick). 1:30. s..-ocx ··~""'6& aters auu. rigit vu.or or::ou.1 SCOil:'U a pair fowth Qwirtw First downs 30 11
ol goals dwing ~four-game, two-day event, while Sad . Cruz 10 run (Thompson Rushes-yardage 50-431 24-52
freshmanstoppeu.ndforwanlJessic.aFunke.stored • kidc.). 11:59. Passing yardage 180 160
three times, including one in a -4-2 champions.hip OCC -Ondrak 8 pa,u from Frank Passing 5-23-0 16-19-1
game uirtnrv Sunday over San Diego Mesa (kick failed). 8:57. Net mum yardage• 39 o ·-·r Sad -Bozman 5 run (Thompson ~ 2-miM 1-mjn.9 Waters, Schroeder and Fodor ea.ch tallied in a 3-kidc), 7:17. Net yardage 605 201
1 win over San Diego Mesa Saturday, while Punke Sad -Singleton 4 run (c.ampbell Punts 3-26.7 7..ec>.S
scored the lone goal to tie Irvine Valley, 1·1 Satur-kick), 4:34. • Fumbles-fumbles lost 4-2 1-1
y oon. ---~-~ttenda~ t;800 (estimated). Fl~yar~o-H3--2-W-
Schroeder, Fodor and Funke provided the otten.se INDMDUAL RUSHING li~ of possession 32:50 27:10
in a 3-0 semifinal decision over Rancho Santi•no Sad-Singleton, 12-130; Bozman. •Punt ~ms. int«ceptions. ~ 9-64; Wallace, 6-56; Reynosa. 5-45; fumble returns
and Shannon Donegan. Waters and Abbie Ericlaon
added to FUnke's scoring output in the title match.
Orange Coast goalkeeper Kim Rudlotf made six
saves in the final to bel:p the Pinltes open their season
at 3-0-1.
TODAY
TelWs High sd'lool girls • Corona del MM at Los
Al.lmitOS. 3 p.m.; Costa M~ at Tustin. l: 15
p.m.; El Modena at Estancia, 3:15 p.m .
college sports
Goff
Community
college women •
Rio Hondo, Orange Coast. Mt. S.O Antonio
College at Royal Visu Golf Coune, noon.
Johner leads Jayhawks in 52-17 rout
RT-WORTH, Tens -Estanc::m -~:..-;_..~ sec men sixth, women fifth-at Whittler .
LAGUNA HD.J.S -Saturday's Laguna
tfilll Cross Country Invitational WU eel up
In IUCb a way that the boys and girls teams
-from Corooa del Mar end Newport Harbor
blgbl could all walk away with ~.
o : . o ema.n ez was o
(17:08) and Steven Jensen, who was ND·
ning in his ftnt race, finished fifth 1n 17:27.
Seveoth-plac:e Adam Antonini (17:39) and
No. 14 Jamal Uncoln (18:01) rounded out •
High product Matt Johner started his
and one touchdown to help the Kansas Jayhawks rout
host Texas Christian, 52-17.
Johner, who completed 14 of 20 for 147 yards in his
starting debut against Ball State, connected on 13 of 25
for 132 yards against the Homed Frogs, including a 17-
y aac . , · •
rushed for 5 yards on five carries. He has not thrown an
interception this season for the nation's 24th-ranked team.
Blanton sizzles f 4 1D passes, 438 yards)
BBREKELEY -Costa Mesa's Billy
Blanton, who prepped at Mater Dei FOOTBALL
High, bad a bot arm Saturday after·
noon. but not hot enough to offset the University of Cali·
fomia's Ta.ri.k Smith. Blanton completed 22 of -40 passes
for 438 yards and tour touchdowns, all to receiver Will
Blackwell. Smith, however, ran for four touchdowns to
ignite the Golden Bea.rs to a 42-37 football victory.
SoCal College men fifth at Far West Cl&Wc
CHICO -The Southern California Col· IO(lVD
lege men'I SC>CO!t team b.ad the tables ,.
turned on them Saturday and bad to lett.le for a fifth-place
ftnisb at thi Far Welt Cassie hosted by Chico St.
~ beatirig San Prandsco St., 2·0, on Pri::J;
l"8tUrMd the fawr with a 3-0 lhutout on Saturday.
teams finished with l • 1 reCordl. but sec dropped to fifth
by virtue of. beinq outscored 3·2.
Peter Schummtb and Mike Ditta were both named to
the AD-Tournament teem u sec tell to 3-'2 overall.
GrUld Canyoo beat Chico Sta , a.1, in the flnat
Vangu8nls women wtD Redl•"' tumuey
REDLANDS -n WU • good w ukmd
for the Southern C\Ufomla con.g.
womm'l totter &Mm. P1ntt the Vuclu&rdi beat 8'0La, 2-o., ~ to wlD
tbe ~bcDandS ....... lbumlilnmt. ~ =-......:: ~.:..= =·:.: .-..11aec6el'gM&. we1amtl.._9CC111a,_•eem1d
to Iii AJl.tDUnwn rnl Oillltawf IAOMnl 8Dd lCda
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ICC tD"'3.
BUENA PARK -Ont one
second separated Larry Hol-
land and Brian Pratt who were the top finishers Satur·
day as the men's cross country team from Southern Cali-
fornia College finished sixth at the Whittier Invitational
at Ral b B. Clark Park .
o came m among ers,
the 6K course in 20:36. Pratt was right behind him while
Josh Schultz wasn't far off the pace in 27th at 20:-49.
Golden State Athletic Conference rivals Azusa Pacific
took the title with 40 points while Westmont was second
at 74. sec was sixth with a 199 tot.al.
Matt Wheeler, wasn't up to par due to an illness, but
still managed to take 72nd in 22:35. ~ven Biddle wu
102nd with a time of 24:45.
The Vanguards women. meanwhile, were led by the
running of Nlkee Cb.ambersm who raced to a ninlh·pl.Ace
finish as the Vanguards took fifth place.
Westmont daimed the title with 38 points, whDe SCC
scored 130 points to finish fifth, 10 paints behind fourth·
place Azusa Pacific.
·Azusa is the teem we were hoping to move up Clll tbil
year,• said SCC Coach Brian WUkem. •0ur No. 2 nmner.
Maribel (Delgado) injured herb.ii> in pradica a few welb
ago and it bu still been bc-Atwtng ber.
Olamben (fonnerly NlkM Pool) CoYwed tbe 6K layout
in 23~45. Plve Vanguards ._.... Wncbed betw9m 2:Mll
and 411t u nine nLDW1 ftntahed In tbe tell> 40" of ..
160-nmner fleld.
Other ftnisben wen: Angl9 IAMliDt:le, 29dl ID 25:011
Aimee B•mnan, 30lh (25:17); BdD CW.S, 38lla (2&30h
Caren~ 39lh {25:42); D8d IF I PnlMt., 411l ~·
S6 JeN tcv Booth, 5e.b ~~Drn'th Hv....,, -
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air: lnsratt fluorescent hifilll· INVITINQ BIDS Servtce there •how• cau". If any Sum L Hansted, 2648 'N. Oil, G: end ~e:= :: s:: ~ Ex• ~ OF BU~~~~~ af ... Naacll af Siii Is _,. ~ .. "'' Ing system In lower ce1 ing NOTICE IS HEREBY Notice of they have. why Ille petition Dupont Or., Ste. 20.177, Ir· SuOt1iw1ca BeMe1h' Depth M OI Ol RIQt'lll Miner-CIVIC CENTER AT 985 • $171,111.7'1. hynWlt lftUlt Im
level. GIVEN that th• City of Public Auction Sal• for change of name ahould vine, CA 92612 of 500 Feet from the &.face 11 ~I Alghtl Nenni BEACH BlVD BuEN be by ~ • ~ 1---------
/lleri ~111 ~:2: oJiwenty· Costa Mesa, acting by and Under Ill• authority In In-not be granted. Sunn G. Ashby, 2646 Ou-of Seid Lend with No Naht of ' Algt"8 Ind ~ ~ PARK CA 11 ~ title Ind dMdl drllWn on • 1t1111 or PUBLIC NOTICE 1~1 d ob~' · 1 non· through 111 Governing temal Revenue Code sec-It la furthet ord41fed that a pont Or., Ste. 20.177, Ir· Surt.ce Emry lbo11e 500F-Mt lftlont 'by Whateoem intw~t ~veyed to end llllllonll blnk. • ctlldl ~~I~~ ~oreea~~y:~nol ~::; Board, herelnal1er referred tlon 6331, th• pr~perty d• copy of tllls order to •how vine, CA 92612 from th• Surface of Seid ame Known Thet Mey e. now held by It under tald =!'!.!.,.-.or= &crowlle.iHI d 1 Cll k 11 Id to u the City, will receive •c!ibed below u bHn cause be published In NB/ Thia business Is con· Land, aa ReNMld by w..m Wlltin Of \.ftder ._ Plrcll of Deed of Trust . the Pf'OS*1 --.. or • NOTICE TO CRBlfTORI Of IUl.l ocumen s. ec s 5 ou up to but not later than seized for nonpayment of C 0 ST A M ES A 0 A IL Y ducted by: co-partners J Cagney en unmemed L8nd Herelr\lbow Dellal>ect • ed · aid'",._-· Cel Y dnlwn by • ltllta ~ ,...,.. SAU
be made. payable to Coast 10:00 • a.m. of tilt day of Internal revenue taxes due PILOT, e new1p1per of Have you started doing Man, in the o~ Recorded ..___ j ~ '" . ~""' I· ~ .rid lolri aseoc> Community College Di•· S 1ptem ber 30 1996 from Jamee E. Browning general clrculatjon put>-business yet? No • Book 9560 p 838 f TO{j!llU\w with the' ... .,....ua forllit ducr1bing the land llllOf\ Ulltngs MllC clllla1, (IJCC Sec.. 1115)
trict_. sealed bids for the award The property will be 1<>ld fished In this county, at Susan L Hansled ~ Records ·~· .:. Aight of Orilllng, ~· tt.ein: mmfT A Lot 46 of or~ be!* tpeclled In NOTICE IS HEAfflY GIVEN thlt Bids 511811 be received In of a contract lot tile re ha· at public auction as pro-least once a wlft tor four This statement was filed AA Exdulive ....:... Ind Ee • pkiring and ()peqfinO • Trect No. 3187, in th• Cltv 98Cllon i102 of the Anlnclll 1 llJtk sale 1sabout ID be made tile place identified above. billtallon of· vided by Internal Aewnue consecutiv. wffka prior to with the County Clerk of ._... . -for tnd Storing In end R~ of Coste Me11. County of Code Ind ...... to do The rwne(s) and business
and those bids shall be SECOND FLOOR Code section 6335 and re-the d1y ol the hearing. Orange County on 8-12-96 ~~:' 1tle1he~ ~ moving th• Sime from Said Orange. Stet• of California, llul*lea In Chis ...... Thi ldd11ss of the seller 1YMl114
opened and publicly read LOBBY REMODEL" lated regulations. DATE1 AUQ 27 19" 19903092599 onne ~ Ateet1I na!.... ~or Any Other Lend,!"" u per Mtp Recorded in 8ooll .... address .rid oCtllf GOOOIE'S MSSK>NVIE.Xl, INC~ ~loud at tile abov•stated Date or Sale: October 1, OALE HICKMAN Dall Pll I ~1 9 16 23 --v eluding the_Alght to~ 99,P9ges34and35,~ C01MtOnd1 l~I~. Clllloim CC>f'POll'on. 1 lime and place. CITY OF l 996 • Y 0 .._ · • • • nal9d. on the Aan H 8-Non• ttock or Directionally Drill leneou1 Meps, in the Office af the ,_, ~ de-~ SUtl! A. IMne, CA 9271 In accordance witll tile COSTA MESA Time ol Sale: 10:00 AM JUD 0 E IC 0 MM IS-30, 1996 m332 H _Being Apputtenent to the end Mine from L.endl Otl'ler of the County Recorder of eatbed abow la purJI0'1lld Doino lluStness as GOOOl£'9'·
provisions of Calllornla CITY HAlL Piece of Sale: Internal SIONER OF THE SUPE· PUBLIC NOTICE l'!'1it. u w .. as en Exclusive 1flen Seid Lend Hereine0c>V9 Said County. Except unto to be: 2222 c;.,yon Dl1Ye. HAU.MARK .c a.
Public Contract Cod! Sec· PROJECT NO. 96-15 Revenue Service, 24000 RIOR COURT Right and Et11ment to Uae Oeec:ribed. Oil or GH Welle, fie lWtild Stal9e of America. e, COllla ...... CA 121127. An Olhtr Dusiness natnaOO°
llO!' 3300. tile District 1• All bid• shall be made on Avila Ad.. Laguna NiQuel, DWIGHT J. GRIFFITH FlcUUou• BuslneH th• Storage Aree. " Any Tunnell and Shafts Into. in~ with EJllCUhe The und1ulgl_. TNlllM and adOms(tS) used by .....
quires lllaJ 1111 bi~dtr pos-a bid form furnlShed by the CA 92607. 3rd Ffoor 156030, REMER, DIVIN· Name Statement O..lgneted on the Plan S.lllvough « ACfOU the Sub-Or<* No_. 9908, Apptoved dl8dlMIS~ lllllmY fof sellel(s) W111ln the pm ttwff..
51fica1Jon ol contractors h· 1ty. Title ONlll'ed" Only the . • dol busine . Ka 101he lkllt. Any Such Stor· tbo"9 Deecrl>ed, Ind to Bot· FR. 8223) by Deed Recorded ... eddr9ll Md oCtllf """"""'S S!tSS _tile lolloW1ng ~·IS-c · RM#3207 CENZO & GRIFFITH 21~1 Th• loUowlng per90nt are None .. Being Appunenan\1urf1ce of the Land Hartin-on O.C.mbet 5, 1947 (12 ~ lnc:on"edMa al ,,,. yeMS &$ sUilled bt ~
cense at 1111 time tllat th• Bids will be received at right, uue. and Interest or E. Cout Hwy .• Suite 280, Mc~ 44:c:.Saiina ~ egeA191 Shel Bl UMd Onty tom Such Whlpstocked or k.12. 1948in Book 1652. ~....,.._1,1.ny. ~ ~ Paltcway, #z::>,,,.
contract Is awarded: tile City of Costa Mesa at James e. Browning In and Corona dll Mer, CA 92825 Newport Beacn CA 92663 • for S1Dfege ~Ind Not Oirecuonelty ~ Welb, Page 267. Officlel Recorda, 9hoWn ....,.. lltnlfldlry: M ~ 1 CA. GOoon"' Contr~.ct~r: General Con-the Ollie• of Ill• City Cln, to the property will be ol· Publl•h•d Newport Yvonne O'Touu. 446 as lMng Ouwter1. 'AACll Tunne .. end Shifts under N. Urenlum. Thorium. and M ... of Mwtca Nf & ~ ~4370 Cul~r /#A.
tracior B , P.O. Box 1200. 77 Fair fered for sale. II reque11ed, each·Costa Mesa Dally Catalina Or .• Newport IV: An~ ~t ~nd end e.n.e~ Of Beyond th• Other~--· Also Excec>t U, ~ IMne CA · ::us~. ;epte~er ~~· Drive Costa Meu Calilor· the Internal Revenue Ser· llot Sept. 9. 16. 23, 30, Beach CA 92663 ~ .,~~ ~-'-rtt~ Exterior Umna Thefwf, and Therefrom All Oil, GH end D111C, Min: Vetoz, The loc*n en Cllltorru ...... ~996 an eptem er • nia 92628, 81 Of ~fore the vice will lumlsll Information 1996. Michael O"Toussa, 446 _.. U: ~ -p~L-R~rill~ RetuMel, Equip, Other Hydr~rbon Sul>-.-:I, 1CllOO V Vl9w the chef GeCl.ltw olla of ft~ . d d about possible encum· m333 Catalina Or .• Newport on n H a ... n,. Mein~. Aepeir, Detclentnd stances below 1 Depth ol ...... CWral. CA 1 Same WALK THROUGH. Sep-llmt an "•. stated brances. wtiich may be s.acll, CA 92663 • Sc>ac•(•l PS-187 • 188. Ot>er1t1 Any Such Wells ot 500 f'eet from tht Surface of DllMI012. 1'~ No.: Seier is • ••
tember 24, t996 at 9:00 above. 11 Which lime they useful In determining Ille PUBLIC NOTICE Tilts business Is con· APN 1938-78-140. The Minta Whhout. Ho-. the Seid land, but Without the (714) ~ Said ... The name(s) 11111 Dusinea..
a.m , ~WC Maintenance & will be publicly opened and value ol the lnteu1st being ducted by: husband and ~ lwe«J!cn ~ Right to Oril, Mine. Star.. Right of Surface Emry Th-w9 be rnede, but wlltlOUt addrus ol the buyer{s) int.
Operations Complex lo-read aloud In the Council sold. NOTICE OF wife 1a being IOld u it · The Explofw Ind Opetatt llvowh on. u Provided in 1 Oocu-CDWfW'lt or WlfT91ty, u-PERSONAL E)CPRf$S(jN$ C.:
cated on McFadden be-Chamber• at said 1ddress. Description of Property: PUBLIC SALE Hive you started dolng street addrna .•nd other the ~Of tt1t Upper 500 ment Recorded in Book ~ Of .,..... ~ 2<40l ~Sta W~. #H, ~~~
rwe;n G G~de~ W(7~~} s~;~ Each bid must conlOJm One ~1) OppeoMlrntr ~ Pur~t to the Calllotnla l>uslness-Y811 No common dlligrieliOn, If •nv. Feet of 1he ~ of th• 3033, Page 330, Ofttclal Re· '"II . ~ f'09 ... llon, or CA~ ISMtS sold n • an ° ar and be responsive to all uity Income Fund Stocli S.lf·Servlc• Storage Facil· YvOllM O'Tousa Of the l9lli propert'(1Jeld1bed Land ,..,.lllboW 0Mei1bed, cords. ~property htnf ~ fOf 1he SIW'· Dllng .-.. 8158 Certillcate Stock Number lty Act (B & p Code 21700 This statement was filed 1bove la purpotted to be: •• ReMrwd In the OHd R• fore described la being aold poee af ~ the ~ generally dlscnbed IS fumi,..,.., BID DATE: October 10, pertinent Bidding and Con-on Certificate • 05019286 et seq.) tilt underllg,,.d with the County Clerk of 100 SCHOLZ PLAZA 1104, corded Aotil 18, 198-4 H ... ia". The street tddreaa cllbeldnea eeand by Mid fumisllngs, llldl.lres, e<Jlt~
1996 at 2:00 p.m. tract Documents. A set ol Number of Shares: 210 • wlll seli at public auction Orange County on 8-9-96 NEWPORT BEACH, CA lnltrumant No. 84-156691 o end other common de1igne. Deed af TNlt lndudlng the leasehold emprowments, non-
BOARO DATE: October Bid Documents may ta ob-Per IRM 56(13)5.2 and on September 23 1996• 19983892482 92883. The undeuigned Official Recorda. Th• prop-tion. if erry, of the reel prop-fMS, ctwgea and upenaa compete co~nant. QOC>Ct#lll ~ 24N• 1996
1 talned at tile Office ol Ille Policy Statement P·S.35: personll property Including Dally Piiot ........ 26 Sept Trutt• cl8dlirN W"'f lebillty arty heretofore deacnbed ii erty described above 11 • of the TNllllM. The trullM SIOCk in IOOe -0 payment •ha 1 be City Engineer 77 Fair Tile minimum bid Is not but not llmlled to fUtnllur• ~v· • · for W"'f lllC()fTfCtneu of the being told ·u la". The• ported to b6: 213 undilr Mid Died d Trutt 11111 are located at ~
mad• for work or material Drive Cos1a M~sa Calilor· less than 95% of tilt clos-Clothing tools and/0< oth.; 2• 9• 16• l996 m329 street addr.., and other 1ddreu and other common DRIVE. COSTA MESA. CA ca.ad • Nadce d ~ Balboa Awl'kle, SanOleQo,CA-• ~:" 1~• 1~~n~ac~ ,u~les~ nla 'upon nonreiundable Ing prioe on the day pr• household l1em1 located PUBLIC NOTICE conman dtliglllllion, If eny. d .. lgnedon. H any, of the 92626. The underllg"' Ind Btdlofl to W to be,.. The bulk sn 1s 1ntencled IQ~ un 1 eg 1 r r o • ceedlng the day of sale. 11. lhown hartln. Slid alle will ,... piapeny ~ lbOW Trustee ct~ W"'f bbllt conllcl In the c:ounly wtw9 consumrNled 31 the olf1ct At: ~i~.m"tti"~'1~~· '~ci~e ~rm~nt llol Sl~.s~ ~~ ·Minimum Bid Price wlll Property 20153 2075 Flctltlou• Busln••• be"*"· but without COY• .. CMQOrted to be: 2527 for ll'fO( lncoffectneH of the the,... Pftll*ty .. toc-.d ESCONOIOO ESCAOW. n1 w
a • : on c arge 0 · be detennined from review Newport Bl cost8 Mesa. Name Statement nantor-.nty, expetMd PORTWHrl'WfllACE.NEW-street eddru1 and o .vtfft0f9thiintfnemonlha San M11cos Biid, #102.-= TRA~O~ 1~~ proft:"IY h-b• made 11 handled by of the Slock listings th• d1y ca. 92627 "(714) 64s.5616 The tollowing persons are or implied, regerdlng title, PORT l!Aai, CA ueeo. comnon deaignetlon, if •nv.· tww tlllPaed *-mc:tt Maltos, CA 9206Q and the anllei· =: w:S :wi~ • con· mail. Bid Documents and prior 10 the Clay of Ill• sale. TIME: 9:30AM, Stored t>Y doing buslneu as: Viv• poueuion, « encum-The ui•-ied TftW die-lho¥ln tw9in. Seid •lie wi t«adlliol1. ~Deed P*d an dale is Odobe< 2. 1QlilL
CONTRACTOR n:· ~ ofher contract documents Property may be In-the foll owing persona: Car Sain, 1142 w. Aret tnncea, to pey the '9main-c:tMma .,,,, ~ for env bl made, but without eov eon.ww, aa nu.e., TNlll The tallk sae es subfed••:
c,ensed Is 1 b"ect 10 '° 1 may also be •Klmined al spected at: Internal Rev· C041 Leslie Tracy E121 St Santa Ana, CA 92703 ng prlndpel aum of the ll1c:10neo1!1W ef 1hl nMt nlf1I or WWTW!ty, exiw o.di.-.~m._.... ClfilOln' 1.Jnlorm Commlrmt
lies under 1~811aw II ~~I: tilt Office of the City Clerk enue Service, 24000 Avil1 David Pulley Ill, Ei27 Za· Mel Vargas. 1613 w. 21st note(a) .and b'(Nkt Deed IClchel .rid oa.rconwnon or Implied, regerding title, 8-ldryAwnue, tttfl Aoor, COdeS«*on6106.2.. -=
cenae classlf1ca110n specl· ol tile City of Costa Mesa. Rd.. Laguna Nlguel, CA c:tlary Tanner Unk, H138 St., Santa Ana, CA 92706 of Trwt, with lntweet ttw• dMlanadon. If any, ahown poa-llon. Of Los Angela, CA to017, The name llld 8lb1ss at..._
lied llereinabove is thal of Bid Documents will not be 92607, 3RD Floor Robert Kreger, H212 This business i• con-°"' u iwov4ded In Hid herein. Seid .... wil be ~·t!>paytherem ~Humber: (213) personwiltlwhomdamstniybt ·• II t •• fUU.3207, Viewlni be· Temmt McCombt HUM ducted by: an Individual teCal, edvancee, If wry, mede,llulwldMMIC--.t '"i JWincipal aum of By. 8lld 0o-hied ~ ESCOf«)I)() ESCAOY(. • specea Y con ractor as milled unleu the ~d· tween 9:30 AM. 10:00 AM Scort Rose, C04S La Have ~ started dol the tarrr. or the Deed 0 , wemmy, ........-or roc9(al .and b'( aid douR'I. Silas ~ n1 w San Mlft:os i.w. #10ik ::C::u~':n!~or:' 7~ d111onal ~-00 charge Is Ill-Payment Terms: Full pay· Glmple, El lO Cary p'°:3, buslnes~ yet? No ng f TNSt, Mtlmeted fMI, lrrclled. , ... .,,.tide, poe.o of Trust. iMttl ~ernt ther cs, Dlte: awut• San Maltos. CA 92059 and the
Professions Cod:~!'• eluded Wltll payment. mint requl~•d on ac· E177 Freddi• Aogere, E186 Ariel Vergas end...,.._ of the ....ion, or~.10 on, u provtded in • . ASAP2m2Zllttt,WD,W last day lor "":\~ br _"!'/
cialty contrector • awarJ:i Eich bid shall be ec· 7olance of htghe~t bid Michael R, Laube. G051 Tllls statement was filed rust• end of the truata pay the 1emMllil19 pitndpel note(aJ, edvance1, If eny, PUBLIC NOTICE credllOf sNI be 1. 1~,
the Contract for this Work companied by the b•d s• orm of Payment. All pa~· Mark Day, G054 Gent J. with the County Clerk ol created bv •lid Deed of 1um of the nottCll MC\INd under the ,..,.,.. pf the wllcll 1s tne business day tJeiM
shall itMlf construct a ma· curity, lJsl ol Designated ~:~ must be b~ c.as • Adams. H137 W11yne Bo-Orange County on 8-~96 ~ t<HMt: •137,209.7 by Mid Deed of TNlt. ~ of Trust, ntlmated fMa, NOTaOfTilUSTEE'Sw.EIM-1111 anM2Pll!dsalt dllle ~ Jori~ of the Work In ac· Subcontractors and Non-certieed~~~.cas lersor ecker,H220ToddM.Hill 19903092532 &tinwted. Accruedlnternt """-tfw9on.uprovided chargesende~oft DStOEB>OFTAUSTfll:t14ittl lbcM ·-
• ' . treasurers ..,,eek or by a Properly 24517 1725 end adcitlonll advltlCU, If In eald noi.411. adw11c•, if Truai. and of the •-· ....... Qlw --... oaceo """26 lllllli C~)( ance wflh th~ prolli· colluslon Alf1dav11 required United Slatt1 po1tal bank Pomona Ave Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Sepleml>et-.?;v, ,,,.,., wil lnc:feaae tf'U fiauf• env under the t8rma of the crelted by aald OHd of ._.. ..----"'· -1 • ., =s an°J p~6,~~~1~1~9 g~d~ by Ille lnlormatlon For Bid· express, or 1e1e'graph ca. 92627, [7l4) 642-3l07 16, 23, 1996 m331 pib to ... Thi t.wfidary o..d of TNlt. M1lmned Tn.et, to-wit: U05,250.4 =.:-= !°"~: ~ =~S~~
Section 7059 ders. money ord!''· Make check TIME: 10:30AM, Stored by nder said Deed of Truat fMe, d'8tgM end...,_.. Estlmeted. AccNed lntw TRUST Oi\TED~' 1._ lluyer(s) • -
All Work ~ust be com-Tllis project Is a federally or money order payable to the loll owing p1rson1: PUBLIC NOTICE t.wtofonl e>C8CUted Ind de-of the TrustM and of the end lclditional ectv1ncee, If UNLESS YOU TAkE ACTIOM TO Newport Beacll-Q)st.a ~ • ·~
pleted willlln sixty-eight funded project and will be t~e Internal Revenue Ser· 0168 Selina Sml1h NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S to the undel'alQned I rusu Ct'Mted by &lid ~ W"'f, wil lnc:f• ... thia figure MC>la:T YOtJR MJFEATY, IT CN3703855543Sep16. 199&-
(68) consecutive d11y1. Tilt und8f federal regulations v ce. Property 20139, 2099 Pia· SALE Trustee Siie No. writt1n Oadlrltlon of o.t.ut of TNlt. to-Wit: prior to .... Thi t.wflderv MAY BE SOU> Af A PUil.JC --
building will be available wllicll Include the Davis· Y. CHRISTNER, REV· cent111 Ave., Costa Mesa. 915-12049 Titl 0 dM No end Danwnd for Siie, and • •• 19,097.05 Eatlmtted. undef 1lld Deed of T W.E. F YOU HEED N4 ex. i-----------
lor Interior construction Bacon Act and related IENUE OFFICER Ca. 92627, (714) 646-3865, 3101777 ~f~er!c. No. written Notioe of Def.ut and Accrved lnttfMt end 1ddi-t.wtofons axecuted and de-PUNATION Of TIE N4T\llE Of -
from December 16. 1996 act•. Tile wa e determine· 9/10/90 TIME: t 1 :30AM. Stored b~ 682.n 60671 Af'N No. 93e: ~to Seit. The under-tiontl edv•ncn, If en~, will IMnd to the underalgned a ll£ ~ AGMCST
tllrougll January 10, 1997. tion will b~ under Ille AddrH• for Inform•· the followlng person•. 76•140 YOU ARE IN DE-aigned c8UMd aid Notice of Iner• ... tNa flgw9 pnot to writt11n Dedarwtion of Def.ut YOO. YOO SHOl.t.D alNTACT A
The work must be com· tlon About the Sale In· C305 Jelf Edler, C203 Rob· FAULT UNDER A DES> OF Default end Election to Siii ..... The beneflc*v under end Danwnd for Sale, end 1 L.AWt'Bl Mclllal .. ......, !llMii
pleted by January lO. Oavls·Bacon Act and re-ternal Revenue Ser· ert Hurley, B161 Darryl TRUST DATED 07/02193 be reoorded In the county aid Deed of TN9t llll•10fofe writt"' Notioe of Def-'t and M s.n.. A1cr111..,.a C-.
1997. nme ls ol 1111 11• laled acts and the Depart-1 PO B 30220. Norwood UN..ESSYOUTAICEACTION where the rHI swopeny la uec:utldlnddlhwtd10._ Election to Sell. The under-,..,.• INllll. • -since Failure 10 complete ment of lndustrlal Rela· v ce, ox Property OOtOl/22301, locftecl end more then thrM ue••_. 1 \ldten Deel•· lligrl9d ceueed aid Notice of w.., or...,_......,
tile Work within tile lime lions. State of California 2732• Laguna Nlguel, 2065 PlacenUa Ave., Costa ~~T~~i ~~~~ months hive elapMd ainca rdari of DelM.llt ..i Otmlnd Default and Section to Sell .... " .. DIM ef T1*
111 lortll herein will result in (tilt Contractor and Sub-CA 92607 Mesa. Ca. 92627, (714) A PliBllC SALE If YOU auch recordttlon. MMt• for Sela. ..i a~ Nolle• to be recorded In the county ..._. 11f Miii G. .. DalllM
the Imposition of liquidated contracior1 shall pay not Phone 714-380.2288 ;i6o6166, TIME: 12:30PM, NEEDANEXA.ANATIONOF ea Trua· of Default and Elec:tlon to Where the real property la _,lallil&.91:~...._,
damages for eacll day ot less than the higher wage Published Newport 1or1d ·bb ~he ,,:,~1o~ng TMENATVREOFTHEPflO· t•, FONC:lo-Sell. The ~ locftedendmorethanthrM _, .. ..._...._...,.
delay, in tile amount set Beach·Co1ta Mesa Dally persons. 1 1 n an CEEDINGS AGAINST YOU u Aaent. ceuMl1 Nkt No*le of~ monthl have elapted alnc:. • ...._. ND. a.-i Ill forth In tile ••tnlormahon for raTte). 1 Pilot Septembe< 16 1996. WHam11 erEsv0e30id,H D15p6 Elma YOU SHOUlD CONTACT A 2033 N. Main Street, Suite end e.ction to Sell to be such reoorct.tion. Arm ff. IDGl-~-If a.dif _.
Bidders." Ile Cly has obtained ' • s, ugo rny• 660, Wllnut Cr•k, CA recordlcf In fie county wMr9 ,.....ColpcM9don u Trus· Ill .. .eatofh C... "'9oi#
Eacll bid must conlorm from th• Olrec1or of the 0.. mS40 All sales are aubJect lo LAWYER. ~n Octot. 15• 99, TelepllOne Number: the rMI property le ioc.ted t ... P.O. Box 86309. San • flf o._. ~ ~
and be responsive to Ill• partmenlollndustrlalRela· PUBLIC NOTICE prior cancellaUon. lerma, 1996,1tll.OOAM.Mmet8f (6101933·4660,By: LORI andmcn9'enttnemonth1Diego, CA 9218&·5309 ..,,.._. .... ....__.O.
contract documenll. Each lions the general prevalling rules and regulellons avaU· Mort~ ~ 18 the OIOKNO, Date: 09I0919e hew •.PNd ~ luch tit-~(819 _..._"wt 1 1 r-===-====~S.
blddet shall submit. on th• rete of per diem wages and cns1413595 1~ ~~1~11~ Oet~ J~ 9th ~ ~':! ~ ~ l'ff17922 P\JB: 09/16196, cordation. Miii AIWICW 462-4900, KBJ..Y L RADe\, • -.W W9I llt 8ocl
form furnished w1tll tile tile general prevailing rate NOTICE TO :' 1996 aybo P •sp •0m· ~,.-~ o 07;12193 09/23198,09/30198 01' • • TNUM, P.O. AHT SECRETARY, .... ,_ .... a ........ ND. contract documenll. • hat . CREDITORS OF "· • 1Y r-·-.. on lox 85309, San Diego. CA Dirt•· 09/05199NPP1954 IMZ71tll ef • 09dll .. of the proposed 1ut>oon-lor holiday and overtime angeco, Inc. 701 We1tern 11 Document No. 93. PUBLIC NOTICE 921H-5309, T~ P\JB:. 09/16196.09/23198, --,.w .........
requlfed by Ill• Su letting wtiich tilt wotk Is lo be (SECS. e 104, 91201. • (8 t 8) 2cc.'aoao. Officlll Aecords in the Office I NOTa Of~ UL.I Cathy Wollu TrwtM sail c..e: ~-::.:-~
end Subcontracting Fafr performed lot eacll CTal1 010SU.C.C.) BondNo.5857832. ofthtAacorder,ofORANGE TnmM Sele No. ff. Officer. O.t~: 08/30/98 PUBLIC NOTICE WellSlllll~CAllt:9P.M.•
Practices Act. Government clauificatlon or type ol Escrow No. Publl•h•d Newport County,c.Morne, executed 00704-CW Tltte Order No. NPP1lM1 PUe· 09/1()(98 ,........, .... ..._._.. ~Section 4100 et seq. work neldtd 10 execute Notice le hereby given to BHch..Co1ta Mesi Delly by: JAMIED'ANDA. A SIN· 6232517 Ref-• No. 09l18/H, 09/2·3/H ' NOTICE °" TftUITl!llr8 .... _._... ...... .. Each Bid 1hall be ac· lh 1 ct H lld t credllor1 ol the within Plrot September g. 14, GLE MAN, •• Tru1tor; 73892094 APN No. us. SALE ~ Siii No. ..... ....,..._.,..,.....,.._ _______ .,
companied by a certlned or h• 11con ,. · 0 ay r~ " named Hiier tllat a bulk 1998. sounEAN PACt=IC THRIFT 615-02 YOU AM IN OE· 01~ 1119 Ol'dlr No. r 1-~.aweL.a check or bid • a be paid u a ifi IO-be mMM ol • -lllld lllr I -•
bond In 1n amount not Ins In tile colltctlv• b11galnlng the aueh described PUBLIC NOTICI A CAUFOANIA ~ORPORA-TRUST DATED tV21/92. MEET Maoo NIN No. ..., .., o..; ef TIUll llt .. --------no;av than ten percent (10%) of 1g11ement applicable to below. llON,aaBenafic1ary. Will :.H..ESSYOUTNCEACTION 4DG'71.0CVOUltM. .. m. ,....._......, ... ..,~ FIND
the total bid price, payable tach particular cral1. claa· The names and buslnns Notice 11 hereby given SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO PROTECT YOUft ~ PAU..T ~A~ C1' Ml ..... ,_..., ...W · • '4~
to tile Ol1trlct H 1 guaran· 11fic1llon or type ol work 1ddre11es of tile seller are: thet lht und.,llgJ.o Will TO THE HIGHEST BIODER ERTY. IT MAY. IOlO AT someone special TRUST IMTID --. 1it1 ..... ....., 111 1111ft1 • -
IN that the bidder, II ill employed on 1he projec1. Crystal Cove, Inc., 3176 be sold 11 Publlo Auction FORCASt4 lp1yable at time A PUBLIC SAU. IF YOU through classified UN.D8YOUTN<8M:T10N De.; efTNI&. TM~ ado an apartment '"'-
propolll 11 •cc•pted, •hall Coplu 01 1chedulH of Puttman, Ste. 121• Costa on MONDAY OCTOBER., of a• In lewfut money of NEED AN EXfl\.AHATION 01' TO ....aTl!Cr VCUR ~ ._ .... .._~...,.. through classltled p~mptly execute tilt Mua,CA9262~ 1~ ooo' AM KELL~~--------~---------~--------~--------~~-------~~--~~~~~~N AOJ•rnent furnish a 1all1· ratu •0 dlltrmlned are on The location In Calllornl1 ...... at 1 : · ·
factory Faithful Perform· Ill• 11 the City et.rk'• Of· of the chlet executive otnce !u~~ J:.fRl<y1gr· ~
anc. Bond 1n an amount nee, located at n Falt of tile seller Is: Hm• u bOX 825 RIALTO' cA."
not leH than on• hundred Drive, Costa M•M, C.lifor· lt>ove. 923n 909-873-0744 AUC:
percent (1~) of the total nl• 92626, and ere evaJI· Al listed by the aeller, all TION BONO 111723-41:18.
bid price, fuml•h • Pay· •bl• to any lnternted party other bullness names and ALLS PACI! • COSTA ment Bond In an •mount addlHHS Uled by the AT not tes1 than fifty percent upon reque1t. Miier within thrff ye11e ~ MESA, 1535 NEWPO (~) of .,,. IOtal bid ptloe In eccordanc. with Seo-IOfe the date IUCh Ult WU B 0 u LE v ARD. c 0 s TA
and fumlah certlflcafn ..,.: tlon 1773.2 of the Cautomla _,. °' dellveted to the ~~ ~WSTEFfENS defdng that th• r.qulred Lal>ot Code. the Conlrlet0t b4Jy9r are: None. • • lnturance II In ettect In tM lhall post a copy of the de-The names and bullnna HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ~ Mt forth In the termlnellon 01 prevailing lddreuea of the t>wer are: t<.1~f'9t.Jts~H~ ~
,.,.,. conditions. In lM rall Of WIOH .. NCh job Miiier International. Inc., A34'T KENNETH OUf'.
...,. of fell\n to ent9' Into en. 8500 ?IJiil Street, Denvw, OUR HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ctlt oorsact and execw • co 80221 • tl'ie ~ ctocumentt The Contractor and any The au.ti to be IOld.,. A3571,.COASnJNE YACHT
tuCtl b6d MOUrltY w11 tie 84.lboomrlldOf(•I ahall ~ CS.acribed tn general u : In-CHAR l ER, HOUSEHOLD ~. the trefthf\A P•-not i.e. than the~ wnt0ty, furniture, flxturM. rreMS ..,.,,,,.
fOrlMllCI Bond lhlll r• Pftwlliog r9tt1 of WflOM IO fittings, omce equipment J,U~ J:;;soOH,
tMlf1 In U b'ct and effect 111 workert ~ by and are IOCatld et: '111 1111 JOHH FeAOUSON
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.,,. rtgN to,~ eny Of 111 formenc• bond wtll be , .. tlon 11:~~. inc. ~~~~~~i.,.
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BALBOA BALBOA BUSINESS OFFICE -----• EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT APPLIANCES 6011 PETS & YACHTS 7018
ISLAND 2106 ISLAND 2606 FOR RENT 2769 EMPLOYMENT 5530 5530 ANIMALS 6049liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii = iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Aman a Fridge 25' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * 3 4 ' S •a Rav 340
A Q•M1 Wtrlr B N••o TO RENT Dbl door, Ice/Water. Sundan<:er, g81*'8'°' · .. ont 3 R, •South Ba~ront• .... l Earn up to $35 0/wk TEACHERS Hardly used. 5500. Rot 8moa. old Very Xlntl S69K.87S-5085
IOYAL "°'*'° 2.58A patio +deck, 2 2br 1ba, relutbbhed, Small 1·peraon office EMPLOYMENT Part-time. Now hiring Loving care g iver 631•5200 affectionate. Houae 0 ""011TUlllTY car. Dock avail. N/peV vu of bay. $1395.mo/ 18nENCBl·QCARM arFeRalE. NMOULSYT. 5530 Mystery Shoppers needed to play· with broken. Raised w/ldds•---------Allllll .... tJ •11111111111111 amk. $2650. 723-4633 yearly 673·3059 For Local Stores. toddlers and twos in Washer/Dryer & pets, has paper-s. MARINE SUPS
'1111vta_....• .. FM· ---------Larry 650-5420 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii F r 8 e pr 0 ducts. accredited center. Admiral set under Fee to a p 0 ed nft/r ..... AdlftMlfli BALBOA A.dmln. Ass ista nt 1 ·214·80 6·5003 FT/PT 6-12 Units ECE warranty till March 97. h~me. n i:fs8~5~88 DO~ 7022
..................... BALBOA "l'nun Very busy office 1---------min. Excellent working Xtra lg Capacity. . PEllnuSUIA 2107 INDUS&~ 2788 Switchboard and E njoy Balboa Beach w/ cond Ca eor ladde $575.obo 642-8 533 40' lloorl-" .._.. • ..., pr 1 St nu't PENINSULA 26071'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii payl Afternoon sitter· · r r. 963 3483 • ._ ll...... v J...-...U11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'" Macintosh experience h k / Benefits. 262-0500 or • MUSICAL South Side Balboa
._. •-. c*. ........ *OCEANFRONT * 1• 5,000 SF Auto Repair, a mustl Fax resumes B~b~a w ~-;~~r;~~ Toshiba Whirlpool washer/ INSn~u...s 60SS 15~;"".900• '"7ft'*~V: .a;......._._........ l Bd 188 House Oceanfront at 19th /showroom. Can di-to S .Lenn on at Copier Sales Reps dryer, $125.ea. good 11~&
........................ Large living room full St (1900) Furn 3bd/ vlde. CM toe. $3900/ __ F...,•-• .... * .... 7 __ 5 __ 9....,-6-8....,2,...6_ Internatio nal High-Salary/comm/medical, cond. Thermador, db iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PRIVATE DOCK .... .,_.µ•me.W kltchen,a/c,w/d,'gar. 2 .5ba . Winte r , permo.Agt.850-1220 ADVERTISING ClassSalonlnH.B.2 Call 310-986-5060 convection oven,BABYGRANDPIANO 30ft.+Sk:Mtie.a.e-
..... a.1 . #al " relrlg lncld. AvaJI 9115. awesome vi-I Clean, Dis play spaces for rent, 1 for Fax 310-986-5066 $395.00 675-9394 Beautiful finish, In ltlc: & water. Newpor" ..
. tll9 • J Jll wtl. _. 51400/mo. 650-2493 mod ;;3.1 9:~ 7 5 0 Telemarketing commission. 965-2697 tune. Bought S4500 $250. 675-9742 •
........, ..... ..., ......... Oceanfron t yearly, BUSINESS a Will make quality Kennel workor for cat _E_M_P-LO_YM __ E_N_T __ FURNITURE 6014 sacrifice $1475 .
.... .., ........ ...,..... 3br 2ba corner unit, FIN'"a'CE sales calls over the only sheltor. FT/PT (714)527·185 4 I••••••••• , 0 ~., telephone to new and No eltp. nee. Apply: SERVICES 5 5 33 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ......_., ... .,......,. urn, s17oo.mo-Avl COR NA existing advertisers, 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Electric Twlnbed AUTOMOBILES .. ...., ...._. ... II now! Jim 67S-5 0 69 DEL MAR 2622 Answer Incoming calls 1_6_9_04_w_. _P-_ .. c_.H_ .. _N_.B_. ,. Xlnt condition. $200. _S_PO_R_""-.. -,G----
................ 11 IMI ---------1~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and solicit new busi-Ma na g or & •••••••• (714) 675·3277 un :!..!''!: !"-.~-'!.!.. CORONA l•NICE 28R. 28A Oen, BUSINESS ness through proac-Counte r He lp Please be aware that GOODS 6065•----------,, , ·~ -•-tlve telephone can-for Cotloe shop & the listings In this cat-Leathe r sofa, chair, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BMW 9030
,.....,._, I a alMUD DEL MAR 2122 patio, garage, hkups. OPPORTUNITY vuslng and research-Deli, FT & PT Avail. egory may require you ottoman,(bl_ue) $300. ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M.-111-.cM.-,.. $1100. Close to Itch. 2904 Ing competitive publl-Apply in person Tuos to c1111 a 900 number Drexel sofa, $300. Holat weight fltnes•'• ,85 BMW 318 kW ,, tr ,DClllll... 2BD/1 BA Cottage 873·13oe btx 8·9pm1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cations. lhru Fri btwn 2 & 4pm In which there Is a Uke Nu 5 4 8-8894 1y1.,lllecycte, atalr· Black. 2-<loor, CO, u1••ta-aa 11250/m o . Lease. ---------'" ~arthworm •Must work well under Coffee Re public ctiarge per mlnu1e. Secretarial Oak roll master. 548-8894 very clean. s3995.
1-c: garage A e t Orowe-Wanted deadline pressure 260 E. PCH, CdM top desk $250. Oak 47 2.t9t2
.:c;.7000 ed.3g0~ COSTA MESA 2624 •• •excellent oral and 5 540 rocking chair $100. ••••••••• 875-9702 •••••••••! $1000 day poaa. written communication P!T Counter Person/ DOM ESTICS 5 89·5 580 F=~0~!w.0=t~ S517mo Low lncomei--3-1-°'-5-9-CMS--4-7-7-skills ~~~~le;ftero::~'~~Ti~;liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ..,,.S_ll_pc_o_v_•_r_e....,d_s_o_la-.-po-t-TRANSPORTATION .,~I• 3~~ ~=.v~; HOUSES/
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on Ocean Blvd. Steps fum atu~los, utlls Incl. PAY PHONE ROUTE •strong sales, presen-Wa hoo'• F ish T aco •Hou•• Man/Cook• tery barn overstuffed ••••••••• cond. Better than
Cl a Od. ... 35 lo-al & Esteb Sites tatlon and service 862 Pl 1 c M All duties 9 yrs exp took, -·lg $1290. sell ~::. ~~:.~~-g:~::~ cu~.;· p~.,,,;.n,pooV Earn ~p to $1500 wkly skills 1 acent 8' · · Seeks to
0W0<k/mana9~ $595."" 740--3002 most ~:;.:~~1,500.
S2495mo. 281-4455 spL Jackie 642-822e,--,-, _ _,1.,..-80<MS _ _,...96-4 _ _,9,...8,,,,o_~ •Minimum one-year P!T Ofc, floor covering large estate°' ranch. BOATS 7011..,---------·~ newspaper sales ex-store In CM. Hrs flex· Excellent local Newport ---------
1 & 2 bdrm Mobll• VendlngeHeallh Food perlence lblel 7 5 1·2324 Jerry reterences. 780-9226 MERCHANDISE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ---------·--O-T--~--r-.--2-4 Hom•• Q uiet Snacks e areat •Ability to thlnk cr•i---------SELL -G!HEJtAL 1002 C S A.~ 21 ,ecure no pet a. Locations. Must Hll allvely and wo1k In a P{T Sal•• Women'• LICENSED ~ DAYCARE MISC. 6015 7 ' 8 " Rowing/Salling
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 199t Newport' blvd e8C>o.e78·1883 team environment specialty atore In Lots of n.c & Funl Dinghy. Flbe<glass w/ your used vehicle
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1 llffe To .. ach 648-8373 •Detail oriented Newport, Hrly +Comm Pediatric CPR & 1st Aid Frml Dining Set w/ wood trim. Xlnt cond.
.. UYERS 8ROKER 3 Lg Bdrms, 28•, gar,1---------I•••••••••• •Self motivated and Flex hrs. 759·7 9 8 5 Meals/snacks lncld. Reas bullett/chlna cabnt $1800 080 650-2596
lfremendous S•VlnsJS· p'tlo, fplc, a11 eppl Newport aero•• •uvO""CEMENTS goat Qriented a rt ... lme. 5 10•2 5/hr ratn FT/PT 984-1740 :uso.. --Ual l•&ttl9r 1ryou ate golng to bUy Incl. 11100 842·1004 -.t,..i-2Dd,1·~t>a. fp, n.nn vn •pc knowledgeable Rate TV/Movie• sofa set $1450. 2 BR---·------
RE Property MO-a757 -11-·s-10_•_2_B_R_B_eau __ tl_l_ul g8:6e":1:::: ~!5~0·1••······· Salary plus commls-For Media Reuarch sets sleigh/rice post•r sm BOATS 7014
lrg yard, secluded. 720-9422 slon. ExcelJent benefit Company. Flexible MERCHANDISE $1900. Down sofa/Iv· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Frple:. Gara ..... 11195. OST._ package Including Hours. Local Area. seat. $900. 82S..2913 COSTA ~sA 1024 ·-L g 401k plan Physical/ •-.----•
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STUDIO with amalt BEACH 2669 Fax resume to L Cover phones & 11a.rrrgTf'rr 6010 10 button phns+xtru ~ds 000 OK. AU FOUND Lo p .. ared E ( ) 6 nn&& "~ Pd $3200-wm sac: at
bu I . ..1-1n1 I sola at 714 50-c I er I ca I du t I e • ''=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S2K. BCG 847-912 .. PAI D. Lg ctos-nny n .. ,.. ty o 4802 °' mall resume Please call: 642-4343 1• ..
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•Santana 20"* homes Red NII boat $2400.
1977 with traller· Classified
cushions, tun aet of can satisfy
clau aall•. fast boat· your
many 1st Place races. ......,_, ___._ Call Doug 540-5 .. 5 __ ,_..,....._ng __ ,....,. __ ..,. _
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lam rm, I/dining
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Ruaty, Agt 673-8494.
CDM PROPBRTIES
coin laundry. AVAIL 2Bn 2-7 _.,.p out " On • · 330 W. Bay Street, w·11~n NOWI $500+ $250 Refrlg & dishwasher 72().8793 c t M CA Exp. 9-a hrs/wk. KAY FINCH n1u,;ou
92o5•27a es a' S 7 ·S 1 O /h r . C • 11 POTTERY TO BUY 6019 ---------• deposit. 545-0442 Incl. 80IC30 pool. No Found Sept-12, male Patricia 7 2 g.7270 pets. No te•s. No 118· terrier mix, BrlatoV __ _,C,....L""'E""R...,...,...IC.,,..A...,...,...L--w:i:;~~::dl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilYACHTS 7018
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M2·H78 · MUWPORT NEWPORT * 714-545-4885 * Sunflower, no tags. Community newspa-RECE PTIONIST Top Dolla r• Paid iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nww 64S.tOS2 per has Immediate Data entry. Apply:!~=======:! For Records. Jazz, -----------B~CR 1069 BEACH 21691••••••••• LOST TABBY 9 year opening for full limo Amerlcorp 6000 W. Sountracks, etc.
iiilliiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• MlSrerT •an:OVS old neutered male In clerical postlon. AP· PCH. N.B. 5 7 4-7 70 1 --------.. Call Mike 645-7505. a..,,.._ Conclo Sale 18r Cio.e to beach. ~u• vicinity of Wiison/ pllcant must type min-•-......,R""e_c_e_p_t'"'l_o_n.,....1•....,.t--F~:~ D~l!~~~~I:~.
Ot"'leaM Option. 2bd/ Utlla paid . Stove, RENTALS National 9n. 642-3753 lmum 0,1 50wpm, work Loa n P roc •••or9 1 pc lo entire ellate. ~-'hba pool posa boat ref rig. S650/month.1 .. •••••••• REWARD Lost camera well w th people, be For frl endly small p 1 1 h i s)lp avail. $450,000. 3 t 0-804 U82 Alter1• near P.C.H. & Mar· punctual and depenFd·1 mortgage office In gl::~,;,g~~m.c el~~·
Wiii cooperate with 4pm: 714-220-9498 guerlte. COM. Black able. Hours Mon • r CdM. Top pay, must 40Yr NB Res 673-6223
11pents. 875-4573. 2BD/18A Qat• guard. CONDOS & Nikon In a black cue. :~~~:.~t ~n!fo~~~~: have 2-3 yrs exp &!========= pool, tennis, aec ptkg yourvooMES2702 •714-721-8427• ~' have positive anltude. nnu age. Drug screen!.""' Fax resume: 723-4790 •-------.
MPBILE gar, lease, no P9t•· 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii physical required S1450/mo. Ag•nt1• 1-----,11-,r----· or tv msg at 451·7905.
BftUllC 1100 M0-7000 ext.300 •Brleht and Airy PEBSON....., 3002 EOE. Send resume l---ii-~lli&iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii~j=ii'diii:s'b~~~"Ctt.'Yl~2tiLf;==iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii~I wtth ,aatacy ~ SALES I ~bd a 2 ·story Beech e1o ... S87S.OO ment to: Judy Oetting Local community * '" MOVll-IN * condo. P•nlnaula Call Me 4495 Classlned Advertising newspaper group eoeR. 28 A dblwd, Poln1. Lrg matt aulte. Manager, 330 W. Bay seeks outside sales s7 aotmonlh rent. 13200/mo. Cannery1_________ St. C.M .• CA 92627 representative In the
•)BR. 1llA anglwd, v 11 1 a g • Re a It y RENTALS TO Of' Fax to: 631-6594. Dlsplay Advertising
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1741 Pomona •3.44 2br,2ba. fp. gar. petsliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii••I Frlendly & respon-b1u1t wt 111h trt~lnb. Ap-* 714-8Sa•5980 * ok. 11600/me>. 1yr IM. COM Shf lg 4br hie. t •Ible. N.B. 842-8262. ~r~::'1c, ~~::Vated ~'!;
CEMETERY LOV llcenae. Clean record.
Frr, reliable. lmmed. Please call 846-4854.
plus commission. Xlnt
benefit pkg. Drug acreenlng/phyalcal r•
quired. EOE. Send r•
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330 W. Bay Street,
Coata Mesa, CA
92027 or fax to (7t4)
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PO•UNT
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Driver/Gopher
6.50-4802
To drive employer
based In Newport
e.ach to & from WOf'k
and d o odd Job• durin g th• day .
lnvolvea slgnlllgant •---------
a mount of driving.
MUST HAVE CLEAN ORIVINO RECORD.
3to-439-0991
RENT
through cla~slfled
JEWELRY, FURS
& ART 602 5
NElllANS
Two limited edition
serigraphs. (golf
theme) beaut framed/
atled-.SeJler m_oti-vatedl 75~5410.
BUILDING
MATU.IALS 603 0
PUBLIC NOTIC•
All steel bulldlnga, never put up, blue-
GARAGE SALE
HINTS
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sale;-determirie--what
items you wish to
sell. Make sure
eve~ing is dean
and repaired.
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Q. I · Neithlr wlMl"&ble. .. South you bo&d:
South JOU hold: us Hewe -k1 one's
bonnet 17 :Typeolml'I
11 Sonowtul
exdamatlon 19 Hone color .
20 MinckMdlng: ebbf. 21 Tholebom
baCween 1946 and 1965
24 Does • tailor'• 25~
26 Gorge 29 Freight trans-
34 ~1
35 ~Rog&fS 36 Pair 37 Pullets
38 &ildl loosely
39 Pillow CO\l9f
40 T emllnale 41 Leather straps 42 Not here
43 Rubdowns
45~w:i
"6 Inventor
Whitney 47 -d'elal
14
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29 RaCaxes
30 Picnic peats
31 Dlflerent
32 Prize 33 CUf\l9d roofs ~~ 39 Tanlter, e.g.
41 Indonesian
lslllnd
42 Pounded
44 Colonize
~Also 47 Bl'Ooklyn's -
ls&and
48 SWMIM
"'*"81 49at-.. so writ7...,.v
Dinuen
51 Novelist
Vidal
52 Muddylhe
waters
53 Zhivago's
belowd 54 irs-loTal
8 Lie" 55 SeYefl deys 59 The •
••• oQJeut 01111 .,
,,,. bidd.lns hM proceeded:
MOllTll &A8T 90U'm WB8T
I• hie 10 P-INT hie f
What do~ bid now?
A • You want to make a game try,
and it la a question whether you
should do 80 by bidding three
hearta or two no trump. Even
I.hough partner'• probable queen of
1padea mifht be wasted al the suit
cont.rad, and you may be facing
only two heart.a, we prefer the invi·
taUonal jump to three heart.a.
q; J -A. South, vulnerable. you
hold:
•AK 0 101781 OK3 •K.JIS
The bidding bu proceeded:
80UTH
IQ ,.
'
WEST NORTH EAST
p-•• p-
p ... 20 p-
What do you bid now?
A • Partner' a bid of the fourth suit
might not be natural -it. could be
asking for a stopper in the suit. for
no-trump purpoeea. Although your
hand therefore qualifies for two no
trump, we augest you bid two
spades. That normally promises
three-card support, but it ia impos-
sible to improve on the quality or
your doublet.on.
Q. a . A. South, vulnerable, you
hold:
•te5as oQte o7• •832
Partner opena the bidding with one
no trump. What act.ion do you take?
A • U ia cruel and unuaual punish-
ment to let partner struggle in one
no trump with your virtually trick-
lesa hand. Bid two spades, or trans-
rer into spades if you have that
---------.---------.----------• weapon handy. At least.your five-
BUICK 9035 CHEVROLET 9045 DODGE 9065
card suit. ahould be sood for a trick
or two.
Q. 4 • East-West vulnerable, as
•Q OAI OAlOIOI •AQ.JI
The biddins hall proceeded:
WB8'l' NOR'111 BAST SOUTH
p-... •• '
What action do you take?
A • Should you pua, it it almost
certain that partner, who is looking
at aome lenith in 1pedea, won't be
able to ac:t for fear that. you, too,
have two or three carda in the
opposing suit. 'nlerefore, much aa
you hate bidding at lhia level with a
shoddy six-card auit., there ia little
opt.ion but to enter the fray with
four diamonds.
Q. 5 -Eut.-Weat vulnerable, aa
South you hold:
•1078 OK74 Q87151 •QI
A • With your queen of clube inad-
equately gu~ed you have little
enough for partner. Still, three
trumps headed by the king should
not be dismiued llghUy so, while
we would not disagree with a pass,
we would opt ror 8 raise to two
hearts. lfyou play one-no--trump
forcing, make that. bid before cor-
recting to hearts to slow down I.he
auction.
Q. 6 -Aa South, vulnerable, you
hold:
6 A 7 5 QA Q 0 K J 10 7 I •A .J 2
Partner opens the bidding with one
spade. What do you n!BpOnd?
A -With such a powerful hand, it
is best to tell pal1ner of your slam
interest early, so jump ahil\ to three
diamonds becauae or your support
for partner's auit.. While you would
like to have a fourth spade for this
act.ion, your extra strength more
than compenaat.es.
Learn to be a better bridge
player! Subacribe now to the
Goren Bridce Letter by catung
(800)....,88-1225 for information.
Or write to: Goren Bridge
Letter, P,.O. Boa ""10, Chicaco,
Ill6Q680. '85 RIVIERA Comlrt· '75 CAMARO VS auto-'82 COLT Sliver. man-
whl exvtop, burgundy trans. New smog cl. ual, A/C,, stereo. Good
leathor. Prisl)nelll 44k Runs great. Must see! cond. Great gas mll·i----------..---------.----------1
mis, S 11 ,500 (worth $1600 OBO 650· 1826 age. $850 84 7 ·388 7
mor•tl 54o·75o7 --------------HONDA 9085 JEEP 9110 LEXUS 9115
9040 DATSUN 9060 FORD 9075 miiiiimiiiiimiiiiijiiiimiiiiiiii iimiiiiimiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CAD ILIAC liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '81 Accord LX Auto, '88 Jeep Wrengler '95 LS 400 A beauty
'78 280Z 2 + 2 '90 Taurua Wagon cass, CC, Till, power Sahara Lid edition. All opllons, low miles
'78 SEVILLE Very Orig owner. $2500. Xlnt cond. 62k miles. window•. Low miles. 6cyl. One owner. Low .PurchaH for 544,984 clean. lull power. 0 .. 1 850·2199 Full power. Must see. SSSOO. 847·1570 miles, 5·spd. Hard/ or T.O.P. 717·7504
reasonable ollerl --------$7400. 844-8811 soft top. Pioneer
Lv msg. 998-9277 On the move? '92 Ford Explorer On the move? stereo. Tow pkg. On the move? '92 STS Fae cert Eddie Bauer, all Alarm. $9500 .
38k ml. mint. whVtan Sell your extra power, lthr, co plyr, Sell your extra 640-1029 or 640.5032
Bo.a CO. c:hrm whls household fully loaded. Mutt Hlll household $21 ,900. 844-5833 $11.500. 548-7208 items items RENT
Sell your extra
household
Items
in Classified in Classified
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SERVICE CLEANING
DIRECTORY
CLEANING
3515 SERVICES
CONCRETE &
3548 MASONRY
through classified In Classified
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All t9COfcle. Nlc9 c:w & fac•I sn;OOO/Obo.1-----~~--· :1~ ~1~::7':: OLDSllOllLI 1155 ........... lllSC. AUTO
•154&-~hm•
'87 MOS•L Gold/ 'ff ae "°Wale TOYOTA
palo. 1-ownar. new 4dr, auto, A/C, Ult, CC, ••lli .. ~•!11• A 21ft. .....,_ I. 10W palnVtranlbrakH/Ur... all ~. cua. Rune •n Lo..-Cl'Uleer mitMge, rune gr .. I
Xlnt Cond. l15.8K great. 28.5K ml. 4WD. M"1t conctldon. 139QO. 9M.eM71
080 e7s.e.48 -111.300. M7-t57o. 32.eoo '"'*· toadid.1 _____ ~--·
'89 190"2.e ltf' Taupe ......... UTIQUIS •
8-CV' auto. Uk• new, PONTIAC 9170 •ea T.,.&• Tero.-~r .. ncs 9250 mint condition, must Auto, A/C, Xlnt gas ~
aM.111,900540-1011 mileage $5800.
,92 ~D 2 •Turbo '85 P:le:RO Blk, auto-72M3t3 •92 ~ Truek off
Excellent ~ondltlon. matlc, A/C, •n.rf, Sall your unwanted frilm• Oflglnal, one ot
71k 124 900 H 552 stereo. New llras/brka. Item• the easy wayl a kJnd •PoXV dupcnt 5308, •Pg," 21 :299:i $1450. 943·2388 To place your finish. 846-~208
Buy It. Sall It. Find II. clualfltKI ad call Buy It. S.U It, Find It.
Clasaan.d. Mt·M78. ca..afflecf.
Run your ad in
the Newport Beach
Costa Mesa Daily
Pilot and the
Huntington Beach
Fountain Valley
Independent to
reach over 1 00 ,000
homes. Fax us this
form with your credit
card # or mail it in
with a check today!
Run for a week! If
your car does not
sell we'll run· it
for another week
FREE! All for $1 o•
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Name
City
Zip
Phone
Credit Cord D MC DVISA D AM X
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Moil To· OAJLY PllOT
330 W Bay Sir.I, Cot1D ~.CA 926V
(71'} 642·5678 Or FAX (71 ') 63 I ·659'
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Avall to clean your GENERAL 3558 n 1 Watch/Jewelry Repair ALL-AMERICAN , ____ n_u_r ____ _ BUSINESS home. Wkly/Bl-wk •QUALITY WORK• Antique+ Fina Jewel~ Mov ... u ... Carafully G ... p I J SPRINKLERS are my Please call 548·8145 HardwdNlnyl/Ceramlc en• ,_rams a nt ng o n I y b u • I n a a a • SERVICES 3488 Newport T iie & Marble M bl /C B d/I 8uy/Hllllrld• 873.038 Courtaoully & Cheaply lnVExt Oual Palnl/Ret1$ --------Tl v Ori 5 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Fin• Craftsmanship ... Prof Haecleanlng by Home Need Repelt? L;oa·21:rp;k2.;33~ 848-0223 T141227 Llc'd/lna'd 1lnc1 '78. POOL c:::~~ aiv;12.fe:l:
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reading. Rlck&4S.1901 ------·--•Average1atory·S35 RamodaleHandyman •P•lnt/Carpent1Y• Baalo Y•rd Malnt Spllt Sepond Moving L#703466831-4e10 ~~:~&l'l~P~~~ic: T0UTOR1nsM••a1t•r•
CHILD ,. 8 DI:! 3536 • 2 atory-$45 L#704173 Looal RH. Drywall and moral Lawn/cln-ups/traa trim p f M 1 24.., Srv The Bast 714 • ...,,. .. 53,. agtM pacl Ed. --------~ Houae Cl••nlne •714-SS7·5925• Small Jobs Oki aprlnklr/aerata. Thatch ro over• PAINTING 288-8190 ,....,.. ... "' All Agee • SubJecta CARPENTRY 3510 a I .. Cl• I 031-4422 p -413 8142 ?Day/St OllC/TIHl452 Consclantloua craft• R ,. 714 S384030 pr "• en ng Realdentlel/Comm'I Gary e4S-S277 g • 432·9123/P·348-5850 man. Old-fashioned laland Blue Pool• • •· • ~ar:!f ,s~ ~~ RamOdet. 25Yr• E>cp. RIMODILS carp, plbQ, ' f REES ' pride tn workmanship. Pool & Spa Wkly Svc. --------Semi Retired 50yr1 of Clrcl• of Friend• AJrs eee-asoo Carpentry, Etc... paint. alee, Ille. stuc:c:o, & ~ -PUBLIC NOTICE ARcapda~.'hllt•r/p ... ump/h2•1r WAll tatlaf'd cu11. Ors, plmb SoclaJ/Rec Program L894144 9S4-2138 roofing. MORGAN ~~~zt The C&IU. Public Ullll· le --Mt 7 CO G 3132 ~:~· J=~~~ ~~~.:r.; Kldt/Tffns W/Of w/out COMPUTED$ 3556 l .J. Scott Con1tructlan ~~::ii/h:::::: Lawn .. rvto.. Mow/ u.. Commission RE· PIANO & VOCAL ParadlH Cowe P .. 11 VEJUN S Hand~man/Remod•I dlsablllly.~53wo3o ~ Cuitom Homa Build•• adg•/•od/aprlnklara/ ~~~R•E•Sh~~~I a:o'!,S:: LESSONS 3868 ~~~~ti~ P:O~~:.:;·:;;, l'•rth"'9 lmerlon
Addlllon1, Balh, Klich Llc.,481954. Raf'•· Home ,.....,/R4HROdel cJn-up, Al 988-271• mover• print their Acid Wutl 94•·2849 lnatanaUon • Aemcwat
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Fire-Water Damage LICENSID Q DAYCM• MACMEDIC •Care for 714-879*77•• Cotta Man/Newport Lve mag ot call attar 5 P.U.C. Cal T number; Discount WalcoYetlna
Elec:. Plumb, & Paint Lota of TLC A Funl Macintosh Computers ~ISmVee:'91 -~ e QA RD• .. 1 N Q llmos and chauffeurs Pl.ANO Bag.·Advancad Ll5e0e15 87a.121A N I ad Padlalrlc: CPA I 1st Aid In hlne/ f Low/ ., .,, ._ print their T.C.P. num-All aga•Taac:har Cart. ROOPIHG
Pa-:!°71'114ar.2•2a.7 .. m1m22 your 0 c. DOORS 3580 HOM• S•ftVlcai PrOf Garden Svc. TrM bar In all adv•1'1l1a-Entertainment Avall. 3910 We G.aa •hould heng •-Maall/lnack• lncld. ""' hourty rate. 873-8819 trim, cln-upa, aJ)!!nklar 1 8 .. ftaeee 1-'h« ...._ lnalal{.
CA .. P •NT• v • rain FT/PT 984-1740 Anything a Everything ,.pair. a41.91112 menta. If you have a Jann lar _.. _.. · "'""""' " " ______ ...__ .a--... ... ~-FrM Estimate. Aara. quHtlon about the ,.. aA&.•OA ROOf1H co advic9 '° the crqy.
Country 1um-ca.blnet1 --------CONCUTI • oo::p Ha;;Q;;'°o:~ Mfchael 7 ... 1440 LaMao•pe .......... "' gallty of a mover. llmo OUallty Work Quwnt'd •~1-a1 1 t Anytlmie
RH•Remod•LH4144 CLEANING MASODY 557 work. RaHonabla, MSM Conatruotton Yard tuna uplmalnlanaca, or chauffeur, call: PLASTE.R Ratool/Rapait FrM Est 554'2138 P9·24Ut5t SBltVICIS 3548 3 Oort 821 .. 910 ~model& & Repairs. ~r,:.~~i~..:=: · p~!::,Cm~!~~~· UPAIR 3880 Uo/lna •31-9081
A to Z HANDYMAN Painting Int.IE••· Pron & EU11c91 145-7605 714·"8-4151 •UDLIA AWING INSTALLIMFACE CA8IHET'S .a TOUCH Of' c• .aea Brick, 8loctl:, Stone, Tll9 Lf8"321 988-2438 ' ••----lo tnaur-... Kilch4ln1, ba1h1, doofa. ,.. -Cone, Patio, Drtveway Daff ALL NSW LW PATCH PUl,_,.IMG ....,..,....,. ,... windows. Doug 548-72.51 Clallnlng, Rn/Comm ~pl 1180 Ref ta Yr la.i Ratltf4 Ceftb•.., Undtcape a Maaonry lnterlotalb1.,lota FrM Eat. All taroof
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249-8323 Pg-312.0028 110.00 P« hout. COncr ~ Wallpap•r Removal. Ra~ =.v~ 1and1cape/I~~ 24 Hra. AloNld llnor i.,:;';'l.~,f-::~,~ • ADDmGRS 3111 714-Ma.G~ LS418M U"to4lt0 Pat.enwort a40o1189 r' Kan M•t 7 upgrad99. 7 Uo#llOl44 84Wlae rt4-la+T81t
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