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shoot for tennis title
Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
THE VERDICT
The judge takes on a
monstrous squid
Candidates approa~h the ft~ish line
•Last-minute unsigned hit piece on Cowan and
Somers muddies Costa Mesa City Council race.
By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -ln a cam-
paign marked mostly by civility
and cool tempers, the race for
City Council has turned ugly in
the final stretch before Election
Day.
Over the weekend hundreds of
residents received unsigned fly-
ers on their porches or in their
-mailboxes blasting candidate Lib-
by Cowan for allegedly support=-
'ing "low income housing,• "high
density ho~.· and •gay rights
bills .•
The flier, which also refers to
candidate Heather S.omers as
"urging people to vote for Libby
Cowan,• concludes with the
statement •Just say no to Libby
Cowen (sic)/ Heather Somers."
Cowan and Somers are widely
perceived as front-runners in the
race along with Mayor Joe Erick-
son.
-''l t's--very-diffieult to make any
1 1~~
response to an unsigned flier,·
Cowan said. "Unless it's signed,
and unless 1 know who it's from,
it's a pretty cowardly way to put
something out there.•
No one has claimed. responsi-
bility for the fliers, and most coun-
cil candidates were quick to
denounce the tactic.
"lf somebody doesn't have the
courage to put their name on
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First-time voters head to polls
•Youth say they are
excited about their debut
at ballot box today.
By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot
Even as cynicism-hardened
voters slog thtough their civic
motions today, possessed with
less ~nthusiasm than a sense of
duty -and others sit out the vote
altogether -a host of local stu-
dents will glimpse the insjde of
the curtained booth for the first
time.
•1 just feel like I'm going to
walk in there and I'll be this per-
son who d oesn't' know what she's
doing," said Odd.de Houston, a
1g.year-old sophomore at Orange
Coast College.
•tt'll be easier once I've done it
for the tint time,• she said. •ft'U
be a Nib. rve reieUCbed (the
elktlon) on the internet for a cou-
,,.. moot.hi now, I've studied
enough OD it and Udl ii kind of
lib my final exam.•
Houston, an unabashed Obi·
toe 1'\IPl)Olter who hu Wal'Ucl
with the campus Democratic club
to register voten, said she feels
"excited ... a lltUe scared" about
voting.
Houston defends bet presiden·
tial choice with plain words, say-
ing the~ boOi down to Clin-
ton's atanc:e oa abortion. .attirma·
tM ~and ~atioil.
She IUd she Will dUck into a
'oUftg bootb at 7~30 a.m., ju.t as
the bootha open, to acx:ommod8te
her bUly Cius and work aclledW..
Houm>n. who WU bOrn m
Orange Coast
College
sophomore
Orldde
Houston will
be vottngin
her first
national
electton and
she's leaving
little doubt
Who she's
palling for.
MAAC MAR™/
DALY Pl.OT
Turkey and immigrated to the
United States with her parents,
said, "Bven though I eu't be a
political figure for • lot of UU.
beca\118 l wasn't bam ._., tbil ii
=blt! = =-' .. rn~ lliak:lng procel8 ••
She added her ~ti Dft9' vOted.
~ •t don't think they thought tbat
they coWd man• ••we.·•
• As ballots are cast, Dis-
trict 2 remains hottest
race in Newport Beach.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Datly Piiot
NEWPORT BEACH -The
nine candidates vying for three
district seats will make no more
forum speeches on city finances
and will take no more contro-
versial endorsements.
Today they will stop putting
out their own messages and
wait for the message from vot-
ers at the polls.
Though each council seat
represents a specific area of the
city, all Newport Beach voters
choose a candidate in each dis-
trict. And the three races have
prov'ided voters a wide range of
candidates, controversies -and
even some substantive issue-
raising.
The District 2 race between
incumbent Jan Debay and con-
servative businessman Barry
Zanck has proven the most
exciting of the three. Debay has
spent a lot of campaign-trail
time on the defensive, counter-
ing Zanck's criticisms painting
her as a 'tax-and-spend liberal.'
Debay has garnered a long
list of endorsements, including
eight former mayors, the police
and firefighter associations and
the Corona del Mar Republican
Assembly'-a group Zanck used
to head. Zanck derided the
local chapter's endorsement as
against the group's bylaws, and
the president of the state-wide
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"YOUNG
RJ!PUBLICAN
Repairs up
to Sha1imar
property
owners
• Costa Mesa City Council delays
a~sessment district, giving,owners
60 days to make improvements.
By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot
· COSTA MESA -City counal members vot-
ed Monday to give Shalimar Drive property
owners 60 days to make improvements to theu
own properties, delaying a vote on a $2.8 mil-
lion city-imposed assessment district.
The council had proposed the assessment to
force landlords in the area to rehabilitate alleys
adjacent to Shalimar Dnve between Placentia
and Wallace avenues
The council voted 4-1 to delav the assess-
ment. City Councilwoman Mary. Hornbuckle
voted no.
Mayor Joe Erickson said it took the threat of
the proposed assessment dis1nd auned at prop-
erty owner's pocket books to get them to sen-
ously consider the oty's wishes.
"These places have been slums for
decades," Erickson said.
If property owners do not formulate a speaf-
ic plan to begin the improvements to their prop-
erties, and financng is not in place in 60 days,
the council will bring back .the proposal for the
assessment district, Erickson said.
City Councilman Gary Monahan said he
was opposed to the assessment for severaJ·rea-
sons, saying a cement pavement proposed to fix
the crumbling alleys was too expensive, the city
has not proved the neighborhood is a danger to
public health, nor a. public nuisance. and that
code enforcement officers should be used to
clean up the problems.
"There's too much government here,· Mon-
ahan said of the defeated assessment.
Hornbuckle disagreed saying the assess-
ment would help cut crone.
•There are other people who live near there
who have to put up with this,· she said.
Peter Fyfe. who owns property at 753 Shali-
mar Drive, said he is against the proposal
because it doesn't deal fairly with property
.... owners who have attempted to clean up the
problems on their own. But he said he was
pleased with the decision to allow property
owners to take care of the problems.
Costa Mesa seeks to
clean up vacant sites
By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Vandals,
arsonists and the homeless have
left an indelible mark ~ in the
form of graffiti, fires and waste -
at the vacant Coastal Inn motel on
Newport Boulevard.
Since its ownen were convict-
ed of being slumlords more than a
year ago, and subsequenUy
forced lo close the inn down, the
motel has become one of several
dilapidated and abandoned
buildings across the dty that a.re
not only eyesores, but city offi-
cials say they attract criminal
activities, health and safety risks.
In an ettort lo rid the city ot
blight, and enable the city to
streamline its regulations, City
Attorney Tom Kathe bas pro-
posed an amendm~nt lo the dty'1
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• TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1996
'I THIN .K -.HE'S THE · BEST .·MAN~. Young accident
victim remains in
critical condition
• Estancia High student
says despite his candidates
glum 'J)Oll numbers, he
believes Dole is better
than Clinton.
By Christopher Goffard, Daily-Pilot
COSTA MESA -If you
believe the pundits and poll·
sters, Bob Dole is destined for a
crushing defeat in the voting
booths today, with Bill Clinton
sailing easily into a second
term as president. .
The possibility is painful for
17-year-old Don Takaya. He is
not yet old enough to vote, but
the Estancia High School senior
has devoted his free time in the
past weeks campaigning for
the embattled Republican can·
didate after school.
• 1 think that
Cllnton made too
many piomJaes to
CaUloqala and
b~: .. II
~bONTAkAYA
' .. ~~ . 'lo ..:
Takaya, who will not tum 18
until Aug. 1, 1997, said he is
disappointed he won't be able
to vote in this Q~Ctlon. But he
said he has trl~to compensate
by working "~just convince
other people td vote for Dole."
· Still, Takaya said the mood is
glum among Dole supporters in
his classes.
"They've pretty much real-
ized that Dole's not going to
win," he said. "They think that
it's over, (that) it's a lost cause.
ll:l.e_y _ wWlCLer wl}y I'm getting
so inyolved in a person who's
losing. I tell them that I think
he's the best man.•
By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot
. COSTA fyiESA ..-A mentally
disabled 8-year-old girl, who was
struck by a car on Harbor Boule-
vard over the weekend, was list-
ed Monday in #critical ,1'\lt sta-.
ble• condition at Western Med·
ical Center in Santa Ana, police
said.
The girl, who was not identi-
fied because of her age, was
walking with an adult caretaker
in the 2300 block of Harbor
Boulevard near Pair Drive around
· 12:45 p.m . Sunday when she sud-
denly broke away and ran into
traffic, said Costa Mesa police Lt.
John FilzPatrick. .
Police are still investigating
the incident. The driver of the car
is not in custody.
Police traffic investigator Larry
Torres said the girl suffered a
brain hemmorrhage in the acci-
dent but her condition seems to
be stabilizing. "I guess she's criti-
cal, bu1 she's not going downhill
at this point," he said.
"I don't think that Clinton
did that good of a job," said
Takaya, who volunteers on the
phonelines at the Costa Mesa
Republican Headquarters and
in the mailroom at the county
headquarters in Santa Ana.
"The next.:four years I really
don't want to live under Clinton
again," he said. "I think that
Clinton made too many prornis·
Takaya said he plans to
study political science or gov-
ernment when he enters col-
lege next year. Though he
doesn't know if he wants to be
a politician, he "wants to do
something in government
when I grow up."
MARC MAR™ I C>Al.Y PILOT
Wlth the light sUll bum.Ing ln•the Dole/Kemp pumpkin. Estanda senior Don Takaya works on
phone tallies at llepubllcan headquarters In Newport Beach.
The girl was ortginailyth-ong?it
to be a resident of the Fairview
Developmental Center, but cen·
ter spokeswoman Lynne McK-
night Said Monday, #The girl is
n<lt affiliated with Fairview at
all.#
'es to California and broke
them."
VOTERS
CONTINUED FROM 1
said. "They threw away their cam-
paign stuff." •
Like Houston, local students at
the high school level spoke in lofty
terms of their first pull of the voting
level.
"It makes me feel very impor-
tant, ff said Sara Robinson, 18, a
senior at Newport Harbor High
School. "You go into the little
booth and everything. I think I'm
always going to vote."
Robinson, a Clinton supporter
and one of the few voting-age stu-
dents at the school, ·said it was
"hypocritical" for people to com-
plaih about the way Ole country is
run if they don't vote.
#You're not going to be able to
change anything if you don't par-
ticipate," she said. "1he commer-
cials are so misleading. It's very
heard to get a straight story from
the newspapers."
Saying students that .decline to
vote "perpetuate tfie image of the
lazy Generation X type of thing,"
she noted, "They say, 'I don't care'
or 'lt doesn't matter to me,' and
that ends the conversation.·
Maribel Ontiveros, an 18-year-
old Estancia High School student.
said she is undecided how she will
vote, but will probably cast her first
presidential ballot for Clinton.
"He's the one that I think is just
doing the job right ~!)W," she said.
"(Dole) may have a heart attack,
and I don't want Kemp to be pres-
ident. (Kemp) is too much of a
flake. He doesn't look like the type
of person to run a country, throw-
ing his football around."
..
Even if Dole's predicted
crash comes about, Takaya said
his volunteer work has taught
him a lot.
CLEANUP
CONTINUED FROM · 1
vacant property ordinance. The
amendment would establish
stricter regulations and ultimate-
ly beautify the city.
The proposed ordinance will
give the city authority to enforce
regulations more quickly. includ-
ing ordering owners to install
fences. eliminate graffiti, put up
#no trespassing" signs and
board windows.
Additionally, lighting would
be a requirement to safeguard
against vagrants squatting on
properties.
Kathe said the amendment
will also stipulate what makes a
property a public nuisance. Piles
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DOLORES OTTING
NEWPORT BEACH
CITY COUNCIL SAYS ••• ...... ~
''Thank You!''
for JOU" call-, ~.w.!
TEMPERATURES
Newport Beach
64153
Balboa
64153
Costa Mesa
69158
Corona del-Mar
63153
SURF FORECAST
LOCATION SIZE
Wedge 1·3 s
Newport 1·3 s
Blackies 1·3 s
River Jetty 1·3 s
CdM 1·3 s
BOATING
Light winds will
become westerlfc at ten knots. One oot
wind waves will
build to two feet ln
the afternoon, and a
four foot swell will
come from the
' southwest.
"It was a great experience,"
he said. ff All the rallies have
been really exciting. Realisti-
cally, maybe (the race) is gone,
of dirt or a few broken down
bicycles may or may not be
enough to qualify as a public
nuisance, he said adding it's not
difficult to determine what qual-
ities.
"It's like when you drive by
houses and look and say, 'That is
a private junk yard,'• Kathe said,
pointing out that rats scurrying
from backyards are a good indi-
cation whether a property quali-
fies as a nuisance.
The City Council has asked
the Planning Commission for its
recommendations and is expect-
ing to vote on the changes to the
law in December.
"If it passes, it will save the
city time and money going after
property oW?lers who have left
their property in a state of,disre-
pair, • Mayor Joe Erickson said.
but I still have to believe that
you can't count him out until
the filial ballots have been
counted."
When the owners of the
Coastal Inn ignored the city's
requests to clean up the proper-
ty following its closure, the city
invested about $28,000 to board
up and fence the crumbling
hotel, Deputy City Manager Don
Lamm said.
The property was recently
sold to Southern California Col-
lege.
#We spent a year fighting
over that property trying to pre-
vent it. from bringing down the
neighborhood,• Lamm said.
Although the money invested
was later recovered when the
property was sold two weeks
ago, the city's legal fees were not
recovered. Nor was the time the
city invested recovered, Lamm
said.
Erickson said gas stations are
URP
Areas of low clouds There's a good rea· COST~MESA
Mona Ziada, spokesperson for
. the Regional Center of Orange
County which services the devel·
opmentally disabled, could not
verify the girl's place of residence
owing to privacy concerns.
the most widespread culprits in
terms of rundown properties, but
there are others, including
homes and a vacant car dealer·
ship on Harbor Boulevard that
allegedly houses a toxic waste
dump.
Among the most notable
vacant gas stations are those at
Fairview Road and Wilson
Avenue, Fairview and Fair Drive
and on Baker Street, near the
C<>Sta Mesa Freeway, Erickson
said.
Once the Planning Commis·
sion reviews the proposed
amendment and ofiers its recom-
mendations, the ordinance is
expected to come back _before
the council for approval at either
the Dec. 2 or 16 meeting, Lamm
said.
and fog durinrc the son to surf this • 3200 blodr of hrtr c.nt.r Drive: A $4,500 lap-top was morning shou d give morning. The lncom· stolen from an office. There was no sign of forced entry. way to mostly sunny
afternoon skies.
TIDES
TODAY
First low
11:56 a.m. 1.9
First high
5:46 a.m. 4.5
Second low
11:39 p.m.
Second high
1.1
5:31 p.m. 3.9
WEDNESDAY
First low
12:31 a.m. 1.4
First high
6:10 a.m. 4.8
Second low
After Midnight
Second high
6:18 p.m. 4.1
WATER
lEMPERAl\ME: 61
ing tide will pump • 1500 blodr of Mesa v.'de DriVe East: Several Items includ· up the energy and Ing blnoculars, jewelry and a camera tota~ a value of $3, 780
peak just after six. were stolen from a locked apartment. A room window was
That puts everybody found ~with the screen removed.
at breakfast when • 1500 ~of MeM VW'6t Drtve East: A ~able ~reo
the Sand Replinish-and several compact disa totaling a value of 250 were stolen
ment Program closes from an apartment witti an unlocked window. The screen of
the beach at 7:30 the bedroom window was allegedly found ne)rt to the window.
a.m. The focal points • 740 bloc* of Welt Wlllon Street S 1,000 worth of ampli·
should get about 3-flers and guitars were stolen from the storage room of a b\Jsi·
foot surf with ness. There were allegedly pry marks on a side door and one of
roughly shoulder· the doors that lead to the storage room was kicked in.
high sets at the reefs
and focal points .. The ..W.ORTIEAOt
waves should be • 400 blodl of VIII Udo Soud: Two k•yak paddles worth S 150
nicety shaped with were stolen form a side yard.
wind swell kicking in • JOO bloc* of Al'9de Aw.MM: A patio table and a ba$ketball
to break up the hoop and post totaling a value of S 1 SO were stolen from a
lines. Despite the front yard and drtvew~.
• 1200 bloc* of w.t atff Drtve: A pumpkin was allegedly swell peaking Mon· thrown •Inst a drivet's side mirror causing the mirror to day, local conditions break off the door. . should remain fairty • 5000 bloc* of ..,..... 9tNet: $5,000 worth of computer good today and ~was stolen from a business. A glass door was Wednesday. ly smashed by a landscape rock.
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~~ Bnch/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1996 •
Gettihg all tangled up in tentacles
B ill Ring just sent me a
copy of a letter in which a
man named Gary W. Grit-
• fin tells of his experience trying
to kill a~und .. s<ijJid he-bad
accidentally booked while fish-
ing in Baja. He gave the squic;l
a whack with a baseball bat,
and for that the squid spot-him
.in the face with a jet-like blast
of ink.
That reminded me of the
time I tangled with a big octo-
pus and set a }VOrld record
swimming out m a cloud of pur-
ple octopus ink. ·
It was on the island of
Saipan during the latter days of
World War 11 Although a naval
officer, I was temporarily
attached to the B29 command
which was busily engaged in
burning Japan to the ground. I
had a liaison job with practical-
ly nothing to do so spent a
great deal of my time diving in
a lagoon near our headquarters.
In the_ middle of the lagoon
was a large rock. One day as I
swam over that rock I looked
down into a three-foot hole in
the top of the rock and saw a
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couple of octopus tenta,cles.
They were about two inches
thick. That meant there was a
bi.· g octopus down in that hole
~WlolthOs'e entade5. ~
I swam ashore and told a
photographer war correspon-
dent about the big octopus. We
put together a deal. I would
spear the octopus; he would
photograph the affair.
So he made himself an
'underwater camera. He put a
small, band-held camera inside
a condom. Just how he ·
acquired a condom on that
isiand I do not know. He fixed
a piece of glass over the end of
the condom and presto -he had
a somewhat primitive underwa-
ter camera.
We we.nt to a machine shop
robe rt
gardner
on the B29 ship and had them
make me a five-foot steel spear.
We were in business.
The top of the rock was
about four feet under water.
WHY WE NEED HER LEADERSHIP NOW.
Madelene has never been a complainer. iust a tenacious advocate
of Democracy She. her husband and four children run their small
----waste removal an~ recycling business in Orange County California
Madelene is proud to be a third generation Californian She grew
up in a time when the word entrepreneur was synonymous with
being a Californian. Madelene wants to heal the wound's bureau·
.... ...-.... cracy has created in California. Madelene wants to work hard for all ---~ Californians by being an hon~st representative in the State Capital.
Madeier'le has thirty plus years dealing with local and State
government. as a citizen not a politician.
.... _.... She feels that child molesters. murders. and other monsters should
___ ..., never be given a second chance when it 1s proven that they
committed the crime. "ONE STRIKE OF THAT MAGNITUDE AND
YOU ARE IN PRISON FOR LIFE''I Madelene also believes that the
---death penalty 1s a just way to rid society of those criminals who have
no ability to live in society without craving the need to murder.
molest. or rape!
She is set on the idea. "if you persistently question government.
someone will take notice and will want to know details of what your
fight repres.ents and therefore decide if it is a fight which Should be
---supported•.
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The photographer stood on the As they came out, they got big-to find out. I beaded for shore. I
rock near the hole, stuck his ger and bigger until they wete am sure I broke Johnny Weis-
head and the camera under about1ive or six inches thick. muller's record from that rock. to ~~~I ~W!ii~~. d . .!'~~ ~-~~--~~.~W~:G<i'',... ,.. · .'th)et~cll. ' . ~ ""21 • (_ · 1n ~3.,,')l"T":~-:O.llJ.i"-."""'r.Y~~.l<' ~-'t-1J.
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e ere m business. All I pad came t. It was a monster. The When I looked back, the
to do was drag the octopus out octopus looked at me through press photographer was stand-
of that hole right into the cam· those slanted, hooded eyes. I ing there on the rock in abaut
era. g~ess that by this tirpe he was four feet of purple water
I couldn't see into the hole so either scared or annoyed squalling at the top of his voice
just stuck the spear down and because he shot out a stream of for me to come and· save him. •
pushed it around until I could that purple ink an octopus uses No way. Finally he floundered
feel it hit.the octopus. I jammed for camouflage when scareel or ashore . He left the island the
the spear down hoping to pene-annoyed. next day, and I never did find
trate the hide and pull the octo-It had apparently been a out whether the picture came
pus out. However, either the ,long tiJ?e since this fellow had out.
spear was dull or the octopus' -been eitber sc~ed .or a nnoyed Well, that's my octopus story.
hide was tough because the because he ha? quite a supply It happens to be true. Even I
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called it •an unsigned piece of
hate mail, .. said the O:ier made up
his mind altout how to vote foe the
three available seats.
DISTRICT
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Noyes bas critidzed the dty'1
Economic Development Commit-
tee, on which Rodhelm lits, as
one more bureaucratic hurdle for
new bu.linesses. Rodheim has
group backed up that da1m. insisted bis own accomplishments
involvements.
Diltrict 7 candidates engaged
in little direct criticism of each
other.
Phil Arst bu called for contin-
ued vigilance in ensuring the
IRWD ~oes not du.mp treated ~~f.Qe Jn.,. th~WJ¥>rt ~
NEWPORT-MESA -The
oaly coalelted ~ for a IChool
boud seat has 1'liftwUned fairly
:.~~~:~ on. the candi-
dates' backgrounds and stances
on tssu~ such as the d.lstrlct's
zero-tolerance policy.
something, I discount it complete-
ly, • said candidate Robert Gra-
ham. and added be didn't think
another council candidate was
responsible.
He said be already planned to
vote for Ericluon and Caroline
Butler but didn't know where his
third vote would go.
•aut when some coward goes •
around and can't even sign his
name and puts this in my mailbox.
it makes me want to vote for
Heather Somers or Ubby Cowan,"
said Thompson-Hailstone, 55.
•All of the dubll have to be -such as raising money for the
given the chance to VO~ ~IJ &.~Center
Gftldal ·elldonmnent, • ,....st.ft aiid-... ~id~Fu ~t· as tbe
Pleilhnum, presklent of the Cali· Newport Harbor Area Cb.amber
fornia Republican AIHmbly. of Commerce -speak tor thelI\-
ne,.u. <l"..a •j' ...
Dolores Otting, known for out-
spoken activism at council meet-
ings, has repeated her belief in
citizen monitoring of the city bud-
,gets.
lncwnbent board memben
Ed Decker and Martha Fluor
are running unoppo&ed while
Dana Black and Brian Theriot
'VieloN>utgoing member-Jim de
Boom's seat.
Though the Black-Theriot
contest hasn't gotten too ugly,
a11 ttth-bour malling from The-
riot's 'campaign caused some
alarnl 1n the Black camp.
The .mailer lists some of
Black's ~itions, including her
stance m favor of the federal
education guidelines of Goals
2000 and against a school
voucher system. It also mentions
she's endorsed by a pro-choice
group -and that's the part that
~et Black's phone ringing off the
· hook Monday.
Black explained she was slat-
ed as the candidate to choose by
a pro-choice group as well as a
pro-life group. Theriot, mean-
while, said the flier 'was "not a
hit piece. It's all a matter of pub-
lic record.·
It took the lone race a while
to gamer attention from groups
willing to sponsor public forums.
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•Knowing the per$0llalities of
the people I'm running against, I
can't imagine them dbing this sort
of thing," he said. •
Heather Somers called the flier
"a desperation play" and "a hit
piece." ·
"We've had a pretty clean cam-
paign until this weekend," she
said. "It's too bad somebody had to
start slinging mud at th,e 11th hour
like this. It~ a hit piece on both of
us -.it doesn't deal with any of our
issues." _
Somers said she bas received
calls from people thinking the flier
implied she was withdrawing from
the race and endorsing Cowan.
"I am.certainly still in the race,"
Somers said.
James Fisler said be took issue
with the anonymity of the flier.
His neighbor, Nadine Andreen,
agreed. ·
"Anyone who has to stoop to
this level of ca.mpalgning certainly
does not deserve to be electecV
she said. "They should be
ashamed."
Even as the last-minute contro-
versy plays itself out, candida~.
are contemplating the course the
election has run.
•rve thoroughly enjoyed it,"
said Fisler, who has confessed be
thinks his chances of winning are
slim.
• And they didn't call an ottldal selves
endonement Miilon." Robert Schoonmaker, Ill new-
lbe Corona de1 Mar chapter com~ to both the political scene
voted unantmoualy la.It week to and to Newport Beach, has
support ~bay. -pushed bia management back-
Zanck s big-name endone-ground:-Diane Coltrane, a local
ment comes from current Mayor real estate broker has bigblight-John Hedges. Za.nck bas touted . '
Tom Thomson, a current plan-
ning commissioner, has stressed
his long list--onrulomements -
and raised more money than any
other candidate, $41,865. his "fiScal "eohservative" platform ed. her long list of community
while downplay:lng his appear------------------!l!!!E!ii!!!!Eii!!!!!!S .an~ three years a9o on the "Ger-
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The District 5 contest baS twice
as many candidates and much ·Great Homestyle .
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John Noyes Jr. and Ralph Rod-
heim, both Balboa Island activists
and businessmen, have sniped
over resume quality .•
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"It's been a really nice cam-
paign,· he said. "It's been too civ-
il, almost. But if you're going to say
something, you ought to say who
you are."
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Sea Wew 2-3 will be 1-2 in GF
Di.vision I tennis playoffs
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-NEWPORT HARBOR TENNIS Jlf..AniR ~ GOOIJBY .·-· ·~----
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Mustangs · . :
in battle of
unheatens
•Water polo sho14{down
at Laguna Beach not just
a varsity squabble; the
frosh-soph go for it, too.
Record-breakers from both camps
entering Friday night's football
game with sparkling.credentials.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
: T hey would trade them all for a .
: victory Frid~y night, but Corona del ! Mar and Newport Harbor high
: school football players have compiled
: some impressive individual numbers
: heading into the Battl~ of the Bay XXXV.
: Foremost among the current and
------------: potential record setters are senior
By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot ! receivers Danny Pulido of Newport and
------------: CdM's George Sumner.
: However, senior quarterbacks Josiah It 's one game -
winner-take-all -when
the Costa Mesa High
frosh-soph water polo team
travels to Laguna Beach
Thursday for its season finale.
Both teams come into the
game unbeaten at 4-0 in Pacific
Coast League play. The .
Mustangs will be gunning for
their fourth straight conference
---title...-the rm~ under fin>t-y.ear
coach J.R. Porter. It starts at 3:15.
The varsity game follows and
it, too, has a league title on the
line. The Mustang varsity squad
has won 10 straight PCL titles.
The frosh-soph teams played
: Fredriksen (Harbor) and Mike McClellan ! (Cd.M), as well as Sailors senior running
: back Ray Ohrel, have also put themselves
: in position to challenge school records.
: Pulido, in his third season as a varsity
: starter, has now caught a pass in 25 ! straight games, breaking the previous
: record of 23 by M¥k Craig in 1985-86.
: Craig's hold on the school's career
: reception record (129 according to Daily
.: Pilot.st.a.tis.tics) has also been rendered
: tenuous by Pulido, who comes into the
: cross-town clash with 123 career catches.
: The 6-foot-5, 220-pound Pulido, who
: also starts at outside linebacker, bas
: caught 45 passes for 656 yards and seven
: touchdowns this fall. His 16 career TD ~ catches (he has scored another touchdown .
BATTLE OF THE BAY XXXV
Battle of th~ Bay tickets on sale ·at both 8dioO&
Presa.le tickets for the Battle of the Bay :XXXV ~ootball game between Corona
d.el Mar and Newport Harbor high schools, set for Priday night at 7:30 at Newport
Harbor, are avail.able all week on both Back. Bay campuses for S6.
For information, contact Cd.M (760-3320) and/or Newport Harbor (760-3310).
Crowds approaching or exceeding the 5,000 capacity o1 Davidson Field have
been commonplace in recent years. ·
on a fumble recovery this season) are
within one of Craig's career mark,
believed to be the most in the school's
66-year varsity gridiron history.
Craig's single-season school record of
7 5 catches is also attainable, should Pulido
remain healthy and the Tars (7-1 and
ranked No. 3 in CIF Southern Section
Division V) go far in the playoffs.
The 6-0, 170-pound Sumner, whose
five tou'chdown catches this year ag~
Garden Grove tied an Orange County
single-game record, is also on the verge of
landing atop the school's season and
career receptions list.
S\:lilliler-has-ea1:1ght -39-passes for 626
yards and eight TDs through eight games,
and his career totals stand at 58 catches,
987 yards and nine TDs.
Jason Clark holds the Sea Kings'
single-season record for catches (41 in
1991), while Clark and Jeff Wegener
(1990-92) share the Cd.M career record
..
with 62 catches.
Sumner already owns single-game
(154) and career yardage records, and is
90 shy of bettering Karl Killef er's 715
single-season receiving yardage record
that has stood for 26 years.
Sumner's eight TD grabs broke Weston
Johnson's previous single-season mark of
seven, and Sumner's nine career end zone
catches are also one better than the
previous mark set by Johnson from
1988-89.
Sumner's five TDs against Grove also
tied him with current senior tailback Tom
O'Meara for the school single-game record. -.-
Fredriksen, a rare two-year starter in a
position usually reserved for dues-paying
seniors, moved to No. 2 on the Sailors'
career passing yardage list last week, after
completing 13 of 17 for 218 yards against
Irvine.
Awaiting a crack at the Sea Kings'
secondary, Predrlksen has thrown for
2,-'05 career yards, bested only by Shane
Foley's 5,266 yards in 1984-85. His 1996
total of 1,260 aerial yards ran.ks 10th
among Harbor signal callers, but he is
three standout perlonnances away 1rom,
moving up to No. 3 on that list, ahead of
Steve Scheck:'s 1989 campaign.
Foley's 3,043 passing yards in 1995 and
2,223 in '84 are tops on the single-season
list.
Ohrel, despite spending bis first two
varsity seasons at Costa Mesa High. has
also shaken up the Harbor record book.
with just eight games under his blue belt.
Entering his first-ever Battle of the Bay,
Ohrel has rushed for 1,266 yards and 19
touchdowns and has seven 100-yard
games.
He currently ranks fourth on the Tars'
single-season rushing list (with Steve
Brazas' 1983 standard of 1.138 still within
reach), and is 12 yards away from moving
into the school's top 10 career rushers.
Brazas' one-year touchdown total of 23
in 1982 is also attainable and, with one
more 100-yard game, Ohrel will leave
only Wade ntt's career mark of 12 yet to
track down.
McClellan's 99 completions are 22 shy
of tying Todd Kehrli's single-Sea.son .
record. His 1,299 passing yards this fall
are 388 from breaking Kehrli's
single-season standard and his 11 TD
passes are one shy of tyjog three fcumEg.--...........
Sea Kings for the school single-season
record. earlier this season in a
nonleague matchup at the Irvine
Tournament. The Mustangs won
that game in sudden-death o~er
time, 5-4, on a desperation lob
from half tank by Matt Tipton.
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high school girls tennis
"It's going to be that kind of a
game,· Porter predicted. "We
went three overtime periods in
that one. We've known all year
long that we would have to beat
Laguna Beach. This is the game
we have been working for."
Sailors have to settle for No. 2 in Sea View
BJUAN POBUDA I DAILY PILOT
Porter feels pretty good about
his team at this point. They come :
into the game off a fourth-place !
showing over the weekend at :
N ewport Harbor's
Katie Canrlght
returns a serve
against Wood-
brtdge's Natalie
Exon ID Monday's
Sea Vlew League
championship
tennis showdown
on the Tars' courts.
Woodbridge won,
11-7, to claim the
team championship.
•Woodbridge girls take a
bow as the Sea View
League champions after
their 11-7 title-decider.
the first meeting, but won only
four on Monday as Hustedt and
Michele Stiefel swept at No. 1
doubles for the Warriors (18-2, 9-1
in league) and teammates Natalie
Mitton and Courtney Tenerelli
won two of three sets at No. 2
doubles.
the Gray Lunde Frosh-Soph
Invitational hosted by Newport
Harbor.
. . . . .
"We played pretty well there,
we just didn't have the luck with
us," Porter said. "We've been •
working hard and we're in good :
condition. We'll be up for this •
game."
The Mustangs will be playing
their fourth league road game so !
Porter said he doesn't expect his
team to have trouble dealing
with a hostile Laguna Beach
crowd. Costa Mesa also has
played in five overtime games
this season, so they're used to
the pressure.
"Hey, th.is is the best against
the best,· Porter said. "We're
both playing at a high level and
it will be tight. It's kind of
exciting going there and dealing
with the crowd and the noise.
•From past experience I know
the kids can only get up for a
couple of games a year. This ts
the one game we'll show some
emotion. We don't ever do
cheers, but we will this game."
If Porter is feeling any
pressure to produce his first
league tiUe, it didn't show
Saturday. Following the Gray
Lunde tournament be headed
over to the Costa Mesa campus
and took a tum in the dunk tank
as part of the school's Corral
Days celebration.
On Thursday, Tipton. Mike
Vallencourt and Jim Wrkich are
three to watch. The Mustangs
have also been getting some
strong play off their bench,
especially from Joey Comfort,
Chris Dolloff and Alex Sarris.
. . . . .
. . .
. . .
The ace in the nets, Josh
Buchanan, could still be sporting
the black eye be earned in •
Saturday's game with C,ipistrano •
NUMBERS
Woodbridge 11
Newport twt:.or 1
Singles: Canright (NH)
lost to Exon, 2-6, lost to
Hockicko, 2-6, def.
Gunther, 6-1; Nelson (NH)
lost, C>-6, o-6, won, 6-2;
V. Godbey (NH) lost, 2-6,
2-6, won, 6-1.
Doubles: E. Barker·
Taylor (NH) lost to
Hustedt-Stiefel, 3-6, lost
to Mitton-Tenerelll, 5-7,
def. Artunian·Algan, 6-3;
C. Godbey-Collopy (NH)
lost, 2-6, 6-7 (5-7), won,
6-3; Case-S. Barker (NH)
lost, 1-6, won, 6-2, 6-2.
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CdM rolls; CIF No. 2 seed in sight
•Corona's thitd-place finish in Sea View seen as ticket to Division I's No. 2.
CORONA DEL MAR -
Corona dei Mar High's
defending Sea '&w League
Ii.ogles champion Nina
Vaughan clOMd out an
imp-ave cue for the No. 1
seed in Wedn81da" league
ftnala bi' sweepmg tine Senta
~ ... Mmd&J to.-.,
tbe sea ~· 1&-2 ~
18UOD....Ung home tftulaPb.
Vaughan finish.ed 28-2
against league singles foes
and bas beaten Wood.bridge's
Natalie Exon (also 28-2)
twice.
The Sea Kings (16-3, 1-3 in
league) finish in third place,
but will be seeded No. 2 in the
Upcqnmg OF Southern Sec-
tion Division I Playoffs, ac.'COl'd-mg to Coach Tun Mang.
CdM ,, s.wte ....... 2
Sin .... NI. V.ugNn (CdM) def.
Miller. 6-2, def. l.Htherby, 6-1, def.
Taytor, 6-0; Meyw (CdM) won, M.
6-31 6-1; Budt\r•~ (CdM) won, 6-2.
6-3, 6.().
0ot•I•· LesUe-Na. Veugh•n
(CdM) def. Plerog-Jensen, M i def.
Way-Klemkow9cl, 6-1, def.
Mathis-WlnketnYnO. 6.Q;
Henit-,gtoll ..... ,.. {CdM) won.
6-2. 6-1, 6-1; ~-(CdM) lost. ~ 2-6, won 6-2.
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By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Word of
caution: The combination of over-
confidence and nervousness can
be hazardous on the tennis court.
Newport Harbor High's girls
tennis team. hosting Woodbridge
for the Sea View League title,
found out on Monday.
"I think we were a little over-
confident, because the first time
we played them. we beat them,•
Newport Harbor se.nior captain
Vanessa Godbey said. M And I
think some people were kind of
nervous about their lineup.•
Woodbridge's doubles lineup
included standout Danielle
Hustedt for the first time since
Oct. 10 (because of an illness),
and two of the Warriors' singles
players swept, as Woodbridge
defeated Newport Harbor, 11-7,
to win the league title outright.
Godbey, who will play doubles
with Katie Canright in the league
individual championships begin-
ning Wednesday at the Balboa
Bay Club Racquet Club, dropped
sets in the second and third
rounds from her No. 3 singles
positlon against Woodbridge's
Adriana Hockicko and Natalie
Bxon. Her loss to Hockick.o, a
freshman, was a two-set turn-
around from last time.
Godbey, considered Coach
Fletcher Olson's best individual
player, defeated Hockicko, 6-2,
when the Tars beat the Warriors,
10-8, on Oct. 17.
"The last time we played
Woodbridge, I played the best
tennis of my life,• Godbey said.
Another compelling difference
in the two matches was in <lou-
bles. The Sailors won six of nine
•Having Hustedt back. in dou-
bles allowed me to play my regu-
lar doubles teams, allowing me to
play Tenerelli and Mitton togeth-
er, so that improved us from three
(~ts) to five,• Woodbridge Coach
Joan Willett said •And (Hock-
icko) sweeping in singles was
key.•
Woodbridge led after one
round, 4-2, on the strength of its
No. 1 doubles team (Hustedt-
Stiefel), which handed Newport
Harbor's Emily Barker and Brooke
Taylor their first loss of the season.
Barker and Taylor, who
entered the match with a 36--0
Fecord together, also lost a set to
Mitton-Tenerelli, 7-5.
Woodbridge led after two
rounds, 7-5, the round Hocldcko
beat Godbey, 6-2, in a major turn-
around.
The Sailors' shining star was
their No. 3 doubles team of fresh-
men Kristen Case anrt Sarah
Barker, who won an i,o-house
playoff on Friday to earn a spot in
Olson's lineup against Wood-
bridge. Case-Barker won two of
three sets, including a 6-2 victory
over Mitton-Tenerelli, the only
setback for Woodbridge'& No. 2
teapi.
Newport Harbor (11-2, 8-2),
which will also lose its No. 1
Orange County ranking in todays
final poll, will maintain its top
ranking in CIF Southern Section
Division I, finishing abeed of
Corona del Mar in sets, 19-17. The
Warriors compete in CIF Division m.
It was the Warriors' tint out-
right league title in school history.
They shared league titles with
CdM in 1984 and 1995.
Valley.
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said. Buchanan was the one who : . yelled, "I'm going to . . BRIEFS
Disneyland" after scoring a
length-of-the-pool goal Prld4y
in an 1 t-2 win over Royal.
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: Coast College qualified for the
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son 4-6 in conference (fourth
place), before Monday's event.
Host College of the Desert
won the conference title, shoot-
ing 333. Mana Kanazawa (99),
Yuuko Kamada (108) and Pat
Candet.ri& (107) also scoted for
Of~ Coast. which played its
, maugural women'• goU sea.son.
Est•nda falls, 17 ·1
COST'A MBSA
-a...DdA High
..... putmn Blake Prino and
• ,.. ~ ftnitbed out tbe
... I ··-on. wtnniDg note ~.:a.:i:.7~ ~~ 17-l Padic: Coat
i.p.----tD)Mg\19
di •••• twv.lety. ............... 'My
put everything together,•
Estancia Coach Dave Hebert
said of Prino, a sophomOl'e, and
Urquiza, a junior.
The loss evened the Eagles'
record at 9-9, but dropped them
to 3-7 in league. good for fifth
p14ce. Bstanda,. ranked No. 7 ln
ClP Southem Section Division
IV, will oow hope to earn an at-
luge playoft Mith.
The Baales wll a1IO vie in the
PCL Pina&; 'baMd bY LagQM
Hills Wedne9ckp and 1ln.na.y .
~n.•1 *' Ill• n : (l) loll to lo911Cu, °"· lost to Suh, CM. .... '° """" 2~ AtbUeow Cl) -,., 14, U;
Solomon(() .. 24, 14, M.
D•l" ~(l)laltto
hit-Kim. CM. ... ~ 1-5, '°" to ~ ... 1-4; llnnlft-
.. •• ien -CM. 24. 'U; ~(l)-'M, 14,M .
I
nJESOAY, NOVEMIER S, 1996 .
prep ~II players of ·the week
CO ONA DEL MAR
GEORGE
SUMNER
MARK
HATFIELD
r-rtie 6-f oot,
.1 170-pound
senior receiver-
comerback.
caught a
team-leading
five passes for
75 yards and
also made one
TD-saving tackle. •
A 6-foot-t,
190-.pound
sophomore
middle
lineback.er, be
was in on a
team-high nine
tackles, includ-
ing six solo stops
against El Toro.
NBWPORT HARBOR
•
BRAD •. DEREK
LA BASS FOX ' .
r-rtie 5-foot-10,
.1 162-pound
senior receiver
made the most
of his two
receptions
against Irvine,
turning both into
touchdowns of 30 • and 22 yards.
A 6-foot-2,
270-pound
junior defensive
tackle, be was
a force,
collecting two
quarterback.
sack.s among his
six first hits and
four assists. •
lighting the night -fantastic
• Newport Harbor
...._.....,._ .• .,.,.UticatMuseum's
big night is slated
, for this Friday.
T he Newport Harbor
Nautical Museum will be
lighting up the nigJit
Friday at the grand openin~ of
the Montague Dawson
exhibition. At theopening. the
Museum will light its ·
riverboat The Pride of Newport
and will continue to light the
riverboat every evening
throughout the year.
After suffering with the lack
of funds to replace burned-out
bulbs and pay the electric bills,
Museum supporters have raised
$5,000 in donations to keep the
riverboat. lit. Now. sporting
energy-efficient bulbs on each
deck, The Pride of Newport will
once against shine on Newport
Bay.
Besides the grand opening of
PREP FOQTBALL
GAME BUSTERS
(last week's high school football plays
of 30 yards or more)
• 47 • DMny Pulido (Newport
Harbor), TO pass from Josiah Fredriksen ·
• 41-Stew.....,.. (Costa Mesa) run
• Jt -fty11n Cooper (CdM) pass from
Mike McClellan
• J2 • lultus Vasqum (Costa Mesa)
kick.off return
• Ji -Mirtt Good (Costa Mesa)
pass from Dan Baume
• JO -'nilenl TMlelu (Estancia),
pass from Jeff Perry
• JO -.,Mi La Bus (Newport
Harbor), TO pass from Jbsiah Fredriksen
DEFENSIVE STOPPERS
• Newport tWbor · Erik Rwwfola •
broke up a third-down pass in second
quarter with perfect t iming against
Irvine receiver Jake Savona; Denk Fox
forced a fumble.
• Cost. Mesa -Jetwny Sledsma
(4 yards), Jeremy lMewr (8-yard
sack) and DonnJ c.u..y (6 yards)
made three straight tackles for lossest
... Ben Felter blocked a field.goal try
... Rlc:t..d Price recovered a fumble
... Ronnie u.v.,,. stoAJ)ed a third-
down pass play ... Lefever added a sec·
ond sack on Uni's final possession.
• CcMvnll •• Mw -Tom O'Murai
sacked El Toro quarterback for 9-yard
loss and pressured him again on
third-down Incompletion to force one
of three Charger punts ... George
Sumner made Tt>-saving tackle on
64-yard run by Richard Oates.
• Est9nda -Ovh Mok ... with a
blocked PAT attempt; later he
Intercepted and returned the ball 19
yards; Wiison A,.,.u with a
second-quarter sack for a negative 7
yards; AM'On Dew, with a third
quarter Sfck for a negative 13 yards.
the Dawson exbtblt ot marlne
paintings, tbll lighting will also
~·reor..-.~ olthe 19().foot riverboat. Some
of the monies from the recently
established 54.6 miWon
endowment gift to the Museum
will be used toward the
restoration. The rest of the
money will be locked in
principal with the interest from
this endowment going towarc;t
operating costs.
Repairs will be made to both
the interior and exterior of the
riverboat. They include a ne~
roof which will be constructed
prior to the winter months.
The restoration has already
seen a great deal of support
from the community, from local
suppliers such as West Marine,
Z-Spar and 3-M. The Museum
Board hopes the rest of the
community will join in the
restoration of one of Newport's
greatest landmarks.
·111e boatyards and the
marine community are a big
30 Years
stephan1e
keefe
part of the nautical history in
the harbor, so their support here
see.ms to be the nautical order
of things,• said Marshall Steele,
a museum board member.
·we're hoping that the yacht
club will also want to get
involved with supporting the
museum's restoration effort.
•There are plenty of jobs to
go around -from brush or
as a Real Estate Broker
in Sales & Management
e Residential sales
e Commercial Prof)@y
e Residential Income
Big Canyon • Balboa Island
Balboa Peninsula • Belcoun
Baycres1 • Back Bay
The Bluffs • Bayview Coun
Bayview Terrace • C.D.M.
Dover Shores • Easlside
Easlbluff • Irvine Terrace
Jasmine Creek • Harbor Ridge
Harbor View Homes • Westcliff
Harbor Highlands • Spyglass
Harbor View Hills • Lido ISie
Newpon Crest • Newpon Heights
Newpon Nonh •Villa Poim
roller painting to chipping oU
paint and preparing surface .
E~~e fr_pm teenagers .tc;?. senior dtiiel'ls are ~com~-
To help get the public
involved with this project,
several groups are sponsoring
restoration classes. The Classic
Yacht Association, the Wooden
Hull Yacht Club and the
Antique and Classic Boat Soci-
ety are all offering hands-on
seminars. The Volunteers of
Orange County community ser-
vice program will also be
involved.
In addition, both Corona del
Mar and Newport Harbor highs
will offer credit to students who
participate in the project.
Hourly credit for the Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs are also in the
works.
For further information, you
can call the museum office at
675-8915 or to volunteer, please
call either Jet Rutter at
675-2230 or Marshall Steele at
675-4952.
Coltrane & Company. Realtors
Newport Beach
760-0376
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•r1Y may ti. taken Without MONTALVO, et •1.,.D• required to give notice to Btntflt Corporation Thi• butlneu la con-Have ~ alarted doing FoothlU Ranch, CA 9261(). Olange County on 1o-a.ee comp!MtlydelCttbtd In .. Id ~ Laura and 1urihtf warning from tht fendant. lntttHttd peraona unleu The regl1tr1nt commenced ducted by: co-partnttt butlnett yet? no t 740 • 1 ... 3t91309 cited of tNtt. The ltrtt4 Id-~---rtl,!',_ .._._ --court No. 74 17 21 lht h wtJved le to transact bUllnna under Have you 1tanad doing Juan M A Katen L Hall, Two Rodeo, ftlt and Olhef oommon ---· ._ ...,... •-~
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telefonle• no .. ofrK*a J. DE8EUt!, lndMdually. granting of the petition, you -SECTION 1104(d) • C09Y ~ Martc Davi• .. Plotlt..... .......... tMlnttt ~ no ~ and ·~· of proe.cc:ton: 9U rNpuntl heltby a~ hit com-ahOUld tppeat at tl'lt tlNr• l•U ALCOMOLIC of the "'"'* repott of the VIiia fJo1nt DIM NeWport N9RM ltat....nt Younghee Kim "8 fNttte and of h lfuett t---------wftl a Nquina Utne que ~ by 1nMtt1ng 1uct1 Ing and llate your ob-~&I C.M. & fdna P. ~ a..ct1 CA eaeeo' The tollowllll pel9Gne .,. TNt 1111 IMlll WU IMtd CN9Ced ~ Mid o.td of
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nal por patte de la OQftt. Proper CIUM ~. tone! ..;,=:.=.:: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ':. = DalfV ,lot Oct. 11, D, It, .,__.~No Mll TI."' I03449 ': t:':.t t t ~ ..: biMen .,_ ,..,..,._ ... _,. Is hefeby alloftd Pohtd by lht 6"' ...... C°'*9t to c ...... of tNe rtOki NO¥, I, 1• TI06 Tin TNnQ lul -..n.oetRlf Ulen _, .._ ...... Da9d Clf TNe1
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PUIUC NOTICES
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(Plra:.e incrudr your 11amr and
phout' number and we·u call y~11
h11ck with a price quolt.)
ByPbone
(714) 642-5678
By~Person:
330 \Ve t Bav ·street
Costa Me:,a. GA 92627
At ~C"''f><1n Bl\'d. & Ba~ .'t.
Hours
Tt·l,·phon~ 8:30am-5:00p11l
\1o11duy-F riday
Walk-In 8 ::~rnam-5:00pm
~louday-Friday
PUBLIC NOT1CES PUBLIC NOTfUS
Chances are
_you wlll find
what you need
at the price •
you want to pdy
when you read
ClaHlfled
dally
642·5878
Sell your' extra
household
items"
in Classified
Polley
Ratr' and drndlinl';. 11rr .. ubjrr1 1t1 rha1101·
v.'11h11ut 1111ti1·<'. Tlw publi,,hrr re-•·n r-. the right
to n·11~1r. rf'l·lu-.,if). n•\ i-.r ; or N'J•·•·t any
d 1h,iried ad\i•nt t•nwm Plt·1N· rt·pun uny nror
that ma\' bt· 111 rnur d 11-. .. ifird ud imnwdi111t·k
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in an odH•r1i,,rmrnt for v. hir h it mu,· ht>
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u1·1111Lll) tK·1·11111l'd h~· the t'rror Cri•dh nm onl~
bt> t1llov.·1•J for 1h1> f1r..1 llhl'nion.
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OUT·OF·STATE NEWPORT NEWPORT BUSINESS HEALm & EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
5530 PROPERTY. 1558 BEACH 2169 BEACH 2669 OPPORTUNITY FITNESS 3000 5530
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5530 5530
Wiid Weit A•nch
South Colorado Roe~
l es 168 acres -
$79,900. Bring your
horses and come to
one of the last great
ranc hos ln Cotoradol
Next to 7,000 acre
recre ational park.
Beautiful mix o f fields
and trees with spec·
tacular views of the
RQckiea. Herds of tro·
phy Elk, Bighorn
Sheep, Antelope &
Deer. Eaay year round
access with telephone
& electric. Excellent fl·
nanclng Is available.
Call Majors Ranch
(719) 742·5207
H8rbor vtew Hom••
4BR, 3.5BA $2500
3bd/2ba $2000
t).44.6810 673-3174
Lido late 3bd/2ba.
3-car gar, walk to
beach, SI. to St.
$2500. 723·9819
Lido 1•1• B•yfront
Brand new, never
lived-In, 2br 2ba.
On the sand. Must
S e e I S 3 8 O O /m o •
1yr.lse SB7·3305
Speot•cul•r Oc.e•n
•nd Ch•nnel Vlewe PEPS I/HERSHEY Luxurious 1 br and ROUTE
1 br +loft with 2 spa· 'Excellent cash busl·
clous balconies. ness. Top local sites.
Abundant walk In No selling Involved.
closet and storage. $100+ weekly poten·
Oas and water paid. tlal. Small Investment.
Walk to Balboa Island we accept Visa/MC/
and the beachH. AME.X. 1·800-617-6430
Prestigious resort Ex1 3900
living with atunnlng -:--...... --:,..--":-..,--•unaets and cool Ready For Outr•·
breezes. Speolal 8 gaoua Income? Fi·
mo lease atartlng at nanclng available for
$1150. 789-1858 turn-key b u siness.
20/20 $1000'• POSSIBLE. Dellvery Driver LEOAL PT Clerical, S•nt• Photo Team/
Without 01•••••1 TYPING. Part-Ume. Mon & Fri only. $6/hr. entry level, WP 5.1. Mg t . Cash I er• •
Safe, rapid, non-At home. Call 1011 free + S2 per delivery. Precise w/e'fl.c gram· Photo gs . etc .
surgical, permanent I 0 r 1191 1 n g 9 . Own car. N/S. Healthy mar. Fax resume & llr: am/pm shifts. N.B.
reatoratlon In 6·8 1·800·218·9000 Gourmet. 833·2929. Ole. Mgr. 662·7280 800-229-7147 elCl137
weeks. Airline pilot Ex1 T·5139 F•shlon l•l•nd PIT Clean-up person ----,,...,..-...,,...--. Pd~;:!~~~;.~~11~~;.~: 1·Ap-t-R-.-9-1...,d-e_n_t """M_n_g-rs Child/Adult Clothing. , for flower shop at Cnlise Ship Jobsf
Work outside carV • Westchff Court, NB. Earn $300/S900 wkly. 11 on b Y ma 11: Exp'd couple needed kiosks 759·5400 Tues-Sat. 031·2402 (800)422· 7320 E 204 lmmed. for clean 20 Yur round positions.
(406)961 ·5570\ unit C.M. apts, near H 0 M E W 0 R KER S PT Counter Clerk a Hiring both men/Women.
FAX (406)981·5577 OMV. 2br 2ba + utll WANTED! 1000 en· {u dry cleaners In NB. Frtc room ~nd board. Will
h ttp://www.vlal on lncl'd. R.W. Brown v el op es equal s 3424Vla lldo rrain.caJJ7~.
fr• e do m . com . Co. Inc 540·3758 S5.000. Receive S5 for Raymond, 673·1010 (40n875-2022
Sallslacllon C••hler PT/FT 2·10p eve,~y ~nvelope you PT Secr•l•rl•i ext. 7014, C44 Guaran1eedl stu ' with my sales 20 hrs/llex sched, $8/ L----_..;. __ __.
Newport North ••••••••• 2 bd/2·1hba, hrdwd
Huge demand, huge
commissions. Air Purl· I••••••••• l lcatlon dealership
~~P~~a.@ ~~f1s N:;: materials1 . For11 tre2e hr. Lt. office, WP 6.0
Informal on ca 4 req'd. Send resume: 1---------port Blvd/Fairview, CM h o ur recor d I n g . PO Bo'/I. 556, NB EMPLOYMENT fl r a . S 1 5 O O /m o .
707-7583 MISCEJ.IANEOUS
RENTALS
only S35. Unlimited In· PERSONALS
come potential, car· I••••••••• etc. 1-8()().304-4271 .
CASHIER (3 lO) 514•5797 92661-0556
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111-11111111·D-414·1510. F9 COAST
•VENDING ROUTE• SCHOOLS .. •25 prime loc• Ill
•Call Nowe INSTRUCTION 3012
Retell, FT + benefits. Jou rnallat a: Editor -0-u-y-11-. s-e-1-1 1-1.-F-in_d_lt-. 1,,SiiEiiRiiVI-CiiEiiS--ii5ii5ii3iiii3
Hl·Tlme Cellars (trl-weekly); news, lea· Cl•••lned. 1•
250 Ogle St .. CM tures, sports writers --------
C•ahler• Needed (daily, trl-weekly), Part-time Photogra· 6mo. cash handling pher. Norlhern Calilor-
exp. Bl-lingual helpful. nla: Darell Phillips,
···-··· Please be aware that
1111w.111 "'81.oc .. 1,i.111 PROPERTY 1580 . 2170 ROOMS 2706 •800-711-4361•
B••utlful brand new •'Side CM Clean/ ••••••••• Be A P•r•l•t1•l Train Apply:USA Checks Manteca Bulletin. 531 now to be a part of Cashed, 2023 Harbor E. Yosemite Ave., community 2bd/2ba quiet. N/amk, n/peta. ANNOUNCEMENTS one of today's futHt Blvd, Costa Mesa. Mantdc:a, CA 95338;
cal HUD II Ul·J511.
PAL;; SPfflNGS
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
4 BR, 2 BA, $34,000.
l!••Y Termal 2 BR.
2 BA condo, beautiful
views, natural hot
water, $29,500. E••Y
Termal HUD Broker,
875-4SS12
Includes W/D, garage, S350, utll Included. growing careers. Ao-i---....,,.='="---frl I .... •o•e DEBT SoCal: Tim Whyte, re g9fa or, very apa· .,,.,._.., .,,, credited attorney In· PO e I I b d CONSOLIDATION The Signal, ox c oua mas er • • •NB bright/airy clean atNcted diploma and c 1 00 lot I Ind-' ---------Cut paym-ts to 5,..,. 801870. Santa larta r m, s o w ... ~. quiet home kit w /d LOST d.,,reed home atudy "" v,.. 7o I k I & .... t ' ' · •--• Reduce or eliminate 91380-18 w par v •w p ... ,a • S450. 8 Bike to beac:hl '11 program•. Call tor ---------patio. S1 595. Ask 548·1903 FOUND 2925 F c 1 1 1 800-lnlerHI. Same day ap-Whether you're buyl.ng about winier rate dis· 4;~1: ~~ 14." TPI, proval. Non-profit. or selling, Clasameo
counts. 640-2800. 8 1 • 408 Ph I Kimberly Credit Coun· covers all your need al
the hstings in this cat·
egory may require you
to call a 900 number
In which there Is a
charge per mlnUle.
$1000'• POSSIBLE
Reeding Book•
Part-time. At home
Toll Free
1-800-898-9778
Ex1 R5139
TIMESHARES 1590 n~u....ALS TO FOUND grey/Wht ahor1· ox • • oen 11 ••ling 1·800-226-0190 ---------I Perfect for roommate• aua-.4 haired male cat cnr of AZ. 85061·1408. GENERAL 1002 Dual maater plan. w/d, SHARE 2724 14th/W. ~~n 10/31. College Degr••• l'!'IC...,.,.-~
E8rn S 1000 Weeklit
Stutling envelopes at
home. Slar1 now. No
e11perience. Free sup.
pis/Info. No obligation.
Send SASE :
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Campground Member· eluded. Top floor, 3 8fl. 2 .SBA 2 atory FOUND Male Cocker Accredited Bachelors,
ahlp Or Timeshare? park view, new, pool twnhme. W/D. 2 er Spaniel on corner of Muter•, doctorate d ..
We'll take II. Amer· & apa. $1520. Aak gar. 2 rma '500/$375 Newport & Presldo. gr•••· lnexpenalve,
lea'• most aucceasful about winter rate 574-0370/848-7292 wk 10/29. M1.ao2a fast (few month• fOt'
tHort rHale clearing· dlscountal 640-2800 8al lienn br/ba lrg Found Nov.1, amall B.A..)I 100'• of col·
QOVl!RNMl!NT
FORl!CLOSED
HOMES
PennlH on the S 1.
Delinquent Tax,
Repo'a REO'a. Your
area. Call toll tree for
curren t llatlnga.
houae. Call Reaort apt atepa to ocean. while male Poodle. leges. Over 500 de-
Sales Information toll Reaaonable 850-8881 Wealalde Costa Mesa gr••' av a II ab 18 ·
1 ·800·218·9000
Ext H·5139
I r•• hot 11 n •: at 22nd St 831-0824 Free Brochure 1.900-423.9997 APARTMENTS · 1-800-800-oon
Fon RENT FOUND Shepherd/
•------· &'-co~DCIAL Huski• female puppvl;:im~::BRSBIPS --------1 ~ In vicinity of The Can-3018
------.. 1 HOUSES/ REAL ESTATE nery t o/29. 873-93301-.••••••I Real Eatate CONDOS 1--------11••••••• FOUND Unu"* wh11• 'or Sale? BAI.BOA 1y/o cat In vicinity of ia ,,, .. .::.~::d ·f·O·R_RE_NT ___ PENINSULA 2807 IUSIDSS oma ~;;':'8r/Algont"~~
Open HOUH•? FOlt UNT 2789 FR•• to a 1ovtng kind CENTER CIJJB ***** 11---------31ut,.~a t blk to person • a , ylo pn. ---··-The Dally Piiot Real COIONA oce..,, 113!50/mo. ytty. •• CM 1870 a.nt.a Ana bun. neutered male.
E1tate Tab which 11 DEL-•• 2122 1-gar •f'•c•. Oal/ .PreetJaloua <>me.• Kelly, 648-nee published each Sat· -.nl\ water Incl. 875-012 300+ at ... Ut&I pd. Tim, 548-3794
Utdat;,!• an etfectlvt •AYl'flONT 2bd/2b• aoo Ace-87WMI LOST "Luigi" wht
tando sho=:~ ~: Luxury 3bllnl·\4aba condO, ,_, Pavtellon, cockatell @ SunMt
FamllY rm, eeparat• 2-cer pkng, pool, dock Bch/H8 Hbr .,.. on
1ptclal property. DA, ,P In LA a matr avail, no ~·· l\IOOI BTw.w...•• • 1112. (~10) 5ff"2t01 Catt our Cla.lllfled bdrm. Jee tub 6 MP mo, yrty, eT3 M40 v~w a...t In CdM, btk/Wht Dep~:~e~rayll :,o::f.1n& ~-= PDUUICB C8t, aboYt 11 pounc19, ·~rllanoH, wetbat, COSTA lllSA 2124 ::Y•~=:'-~
d l;.'1 .. •::;o1mo. IUSDllSS .... ~ .. ;.;..;•;.;,;fd~~'°~*'-.-~':~~C;~•
'ma,, ........
•••• 2th
$3,700.00
COSTA MESA 1024 u"'rm SB~. 2~75 ••n .. Low ~ oPPO~ ::'-o~ng~th ••
BA. Rooftop deck w/ tum 9'Udloe, ut-"-· ••v1n•• Child la ~-.... ••llliilll•••
llloe .. ..,. oc.an vu. llOOOlmo. ~· modern, ,,!W 2904 • ..-.1•••• 11
Sbd/1 -~ba . Poot, M0-
7ooo llct ~ ac~a.a21l~==~~=~~I----------Ull'l.Oftllll1' a.eso 11 all ~ "fed· ~by appt on1y I ,.._,_.. a.r.... 11111.TB t '':~~.;,, ~;:.2:0•· CO$TA IDS& 2124 m I' ..... i liifl ::.,~appof: llllllSS 3000 lllPlOnmrt
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~totloWctown. OurtwnT,..........,11
looking forbul drtY9f1 to ....... ~
"*"-~ kno•• you could be d1Mr'41 • "*" lllwyw, dodor. or~-tclhool. Wt
o11r•eo-e..2M1rto .. and._... ...... ""°"*" ... -.moon "°"9-ftO nigt'lll. Ill I ... orhaldla,._IW llDW you to.-.
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ACE, Dept. 503
Box 5137
Diamond Bat, CA
91765
TRADE through classlfled
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WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
HICKORY FARMS
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9 l\JESOAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1996
• ~TODAY'S
CRoSSWoRP PUZZLE
..... BOATS 7011 POllD 9075 LEXUS 9115 TOYOTA 9210 ------
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Wheel •teenng. 40HP,
Tohateu elec 11art. teak seata, 12500.
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'88 llMetan• Ind •e4 LS400 BllcJblk w/ '97 Lan4 Crua/4-Aun
ownet, famlty OWMC:t, g6d accanlt, tull pwr, Huge dlsc/lmmed d•I
289 va. need• paint, new 11re1, nonsmok.,, Direct Ltulna ..
ACROSS
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t 0 Stupid one i~ tr ""'lof\
15 WiMMen
UI Bits 17 lnV9f'ltOf
Sikorsky
18-Aomln road DOWN t 9 Fortun.teller t Omit
21 Ravines 2 Pigeons' ctlu
23 Hosiery shade 3 BOhemlan
24 Hearsay 4 Respond• 25 Loch -moneler 5 Tundah oHiclal
28 Toronto -Jays 6 Hero'• tale
30 Urges on 7 Sacl< 34 Onallls' 8 Accent
nldlname 9 Play a gu11ar 35 Actor Steiger 10 Vow
36 Gravy lngredtent 1 t Writer
37 t996 James -
blockbuster 12 Evergreens 4 1 Swerved t 5 Germ
42 Femln1s1s· goal 20 Deeply 43 Building add1hon lnSlllled
44 Curves 22 Sound 45 Got bogc}e1 )UdQmenl
46 P<>1co1 stake 24 Helms
47 Sec1e1 symbols 25 Unsoph1s11ca1ed 49 Finale 26 Sea eagles
5 I Ship wrcck1199 27 Flanks
54 Unyielding 29 ActOf Chaney
58 T ompo 3 t Piigrim John -
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32 Passed OUI the
cards
33 Fashion
36 N1bbled 38 Put up 39 Mextc:an coins
40 Beto1e, lo a
45~slgl'I
46 Looi! up to 48 Challenges
so Appointed 51 Brawl
52 Ghttery cloth 53 ElevalOf
make1
54 Society: abbr • 55 Belore long
56 Indicates agreement 5 7 F Of est un11
60 Salulcl Of
Pomeranian
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NYS, 722·2800 1231< ml, 13000. 25,000+ m11. 8uy °' (714) M•121,,
H'7·9393 take over IHse. S37k
.A TAD OF DECEPrlON '90 Raoort LX 2 dr, 720.0521 1--------
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Opening lead: 'J'wo or 0
"~ mis. ci.an runt QOOd. ---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fli~~iiiiliiiiii171iml8;li12!300~~-~·~04-~T~••i••if 1t M!IC~~S ~t30 :~:~ ~~~~
'77 18' Duffleld HuDgl• dlstO/Ltmmelc:t • '78 450 SL Gr!1 -#'se2d549w/gral2~~a3~~ IUeo Obi ender. rte 181 ftl cond, well laken care . •
Exe cond. S4500. (714) 84e.121,, of. Red. 650-0198. '92 Cabrlolet Conv.
87S.0120 213·228·3058 Wolfsberg Edt. WhV
J IO l1J11Slp Du4.u:Jote the 1fMtt' .Wt, &utM .. ~
8padee when North re9ponded two
club1. North had just enough to
raiee t.o three spades and, with the
queen of clubs worlJn~ and the di•·
'mond honors well po81Uoned, South
wentont.ogame. 1---------GMC 9081 '87 GOOSL Prime
Weat'a low diamond lead went t.o MARINE SLIPS ~iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~~:~. ~~~:~. ~np~
wht llhr Int. lmmacl
Must See. 28K ml,
Pwr windows, a/c s lereo/cass. Always
garaged. $9800. 87S.
2388 or 873·8500
the nine and queen. Declarer lod a DOCl(S 7022 '91 Suburban 4x4, 529,500, 760•3632 trump to the queen, and Eaet SLE, loaded, c/d,
allowed it to hold. Declarer took Sid Tl Up to 20•. perfect cond, always ... •9""9.,,._,""3'""0""'0""'s""'E,,_..B..,..e-a-u-t1"""1u-t,
-..a •-f be' I d r. • • garaged. 117,900. wht w/patom1no lnt.1---------w,1hv~n .... ge do 1'11 n ummy ior Pwr/wtr. Under Nwpr1 714-548·2723 Chrome wheels, one MISC. AUTO 9245
t e rat an , poeaibly, last t.ime t.o . Blvd Bridge. S125/mo. owner. Make offer.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii return a trump, fines11ing the ten. Private dock 642·9666 ---------1 536·1654.21s.2117 1• West's jack won and, in the fullneas HONDA 9085 QOVERNM,NT
of time, East scored three aces to SEIZED CARS for
register a one-t.Jick set. CAMPERS, RV'S, '85 Honda Accord MERCURY 9135 penniee on lhe $1.
Observe that, had East won the TRAILERS 8014 Hatchback, · A/C, 5-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Jaguar, Corvetle, Mer·
fi t t. t . k . th th '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii apd, AM/FM stereo. cedes, BMW, Por· irs rump ric w1 e ace, •• $2000/obo. 846-2132. '84 M T ache, Honda, 4x4's, declarer is forced to make the con· ercury opaz trucks and more. '85 Beaver Camper, 4dr auto aJc 4cyl tract. With no entry to the table, '91 Civic hatchback, ' ' • · Local sales. Toll free. ale. frig, awning. xtnt /t / 1 good cond, fm cass. aJlhough a couple of poasibilitiee cond. clean. S3750. a • a c • P 1 · $975/obo. 631.7149 1·800·889·2292 can be tested t.o creat.e one, declarer PP 751-4493 siereo/cass, alloys, Ext A-4000 alarm, runs greal. bas no aJtemat.ive but t.o bang down 5625o.obo 848-7379 ---------SEIZED CARS FROM
the king otapadee and hope for the ,93 Accord SE OLDSMOBILE 9155 S175. Porsches, Cadll·
r ·ny ycani aao the play ad h best.. When the jack comet'! lumbUng AU .. OMOBILES Forest grn, tan llhr Int, lacs, Chevys, BMW's, Ea11~ on this h.:'nd would h:Ve ~~ down, declarer can lose no more .l dual airbags, sunroof, '88 OLDS CUTLASS ;o~e6~:~· ~~~r J~~~!:
lauded as an example of ex~rt than t.he three aces. Bose CO sound sys. 6 cyl, a/t, A/C, full Call toll free tor our
d , Tod ·t · · k Loaded I Xlnt condl pwr, AM/FM stereo. cur re n.t Ii stings. oiense. ay, 1 111 m every L•arn to be a be•ter brid•e 30k II S18 500 on deception and ia within the llM>l\4> I .. I S b ib • h.. BMW 9030 m as. , . $2000. 073·7104 1·800.218-9000
O(•'-e vn•t me.i'orily ofdefiendn;:_-..-1uayer u acr e now to t e '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Call Rick, 645-6427 Ext A·5139 vo ..., """ Goren Bridce Letter by calling i• 1988 Dl!L TA 88 Because of.the fine interme~i· (800) 788-l~ for inlonnatlon. ,85 7351 XI 1 Co d Royal Brougham
at.ee, Eaat deaded that the holding Or write to: Gol'en Brld1Je Let· Brown w/b;ige i"nt: LEXUS 9115 Fully loaded, V6, dark ANTIQUES &
was too elr~ng for a 15-17 one-no-ter, P .O. Bo:s 4'10, Cblca1Jo, Ill. Original owner, $6000. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil blue with llght blue In· CLASSICS trump opening, ao elected t.o open 60880 722·0194 '93 LS400 Mini Condi terlor, 94,000 miles. one dillmond, intending to--;wnp in-_ _ • _ _ Low ml. tllAK • .cbtome. S3,000 or best otfer. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Blk w/lvory Interior. 714 !5'14•42&-7 '&5-Chevy-Corvalr $30 950 D 32 Conv, auto, whVred • · ay: 4 • lnl, fully restored, BUI CR 9035
9250
6014 MERCHANDISE OFFICE '85 RIVIERA convert·
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. 6015 FURNITURE & Ible white ext/top. bur· MEET
0226. Eves: 759-0389 _T_O_Y_O_T_A ___ 9_2_10-m u s t s e e /s • 11 .
675·0509 FURNITURE
Chlppendale Seals 8 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii EQUIPMENT 6047 gundy leather. MINT! '81 Pickup 5 spd, RENT
+china cbnt. lmmacl WOLFF TANNIN Q ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 44k mis. $12,500 someone special AM/FM stereo/cass, $2300. Also lvgrm sel, 1• OBO (worth morel) through classified tinted, eliding bk best olfr. 220-5969 BEDS. TAN AT HOME. FREE Copy Machin• 540·7507 ---------1 wndw. $1350673·7104 through classified Buy direct and SAVE. T Ch I bl O I ._ __ ...;;.... ____ _
Like new glass1op Commercial/Home 0 ar ia e rgan-i-,-8-8_R_e_n_a_l_L_T_D_D_a-rk ··························· table w/8 uphol wht zollon. Minolta EP 470 • ,. chairs. Paid $2500. units from $199. Low z with ·softer bin. red, fully loaded. 115K
sacrifice StOOO. Solid monthly payments. Contact Mork al orig. owner miles w/ Free color catalog. 631.9072 for dotalls rog full maintenance. Oak bdrm sot w/hoad· 1·800·842·1305 Aluminum wheels. xlnt board, nightstands, tires. $4 ,500.obo
armo11e. Paid $2200, ---------962·6113 sacr111co s1000. COMPUTERS 6018 PETS &
81 ~~i27.:::76 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANIMALS 6049 •--------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CADILLAC 904 0
MERCHANDISE
MISC. 6015
Citrus, fruit, avocado
p OW• r Mac 81 00/80. I 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Apple exp. Keyboard, 4.5 m/o m/klt Pch.i•
Apple 14' Color Monl· clnnmn. mrbl classic '83 Eldorado Touring tor, 3:!0 Personal Oci cal $200 646·8473 Coupe, blk w/tan llhr,
Laserwriler, Iomega ---------nw brekes/tlres, lo ml,
Zip Drive, Plus Lots of MUSICAL S3GOO. PP 631 ·9787
EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES
SERVICES 5533 MERCHANDISE 6010 t1eos fruiting $1 0. X
mos troos pottod 5.9·
$39. Herbs, Junipers,
Desktop Pub
Programs. 53500. INSTRUMENTS 6055
538·5040 after 5PM. CHEVROLET 9045
Put a few
words
to work
for you. GET PAID TO SHOP!
Mako $347 weekly as
Mystery Shoppor for
1oco1 storos. Check lriendllnoss, cloanll-
noss Shop lor TV's, clothes. morel Wo pay
for 11 Vou keep Ill
313·458·5300 Exl 11 (Calls relundablO)
DOMESTICS 5540
•Houseman/Cook•
Ma1n1a1n and Clean large nornes Xlnl NB
•<.tis 759·581 1
Tho Community
Markol Place
C1ass1liod
642·5678
To place an ad in
Cl•••lfled Call 042·5878.
Top Dollar Paid!
From 1 800·1 960. 1 pc to entire estate.
Paintings, china,
glsware, furn, etc.
40Yr NB Res 673·6223
vinos S 1. Cement fountns $110, bird ---------
baths s20. 909.514.9422 WANTED
ForecloHd TO BUY 6019
TI m •sh• re• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Was $14,000 Now
52.900. 280. Call Top Dollars Paid
LOWRY player Plano iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
30 y/o walnut upright· '70 CAMARO VB Red elec/manuol + Honky convrt, cstm paint.
Tonk switch. $3100. Now top, trans. Runs, 540-1446, 673·9574 great! $3295 OBO. Serious only. 650·5058
Nowl 1·800·890·1846 For Records. Jazz, SPORTING Sounlracks, etc. 1---------Promotlonal Adverlls· Call Mike 645·7505. GOODS 6065
Ing Io r bus In o s s , iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'97 Subrrahoerrrka Huge dlsc/lmmed del
Direct Leasing
(714) 646-1217 schools. churchos. ---------APPLIANCES 6011 Thousands 01 prod· BUILDING Match set of Ladles
uc1s to put your name MATERIALS 6030 Slazenger Goll Clubs i-C-H_R_Y_S_L_E_R--9-0-50-
w h /0 on. Diane 434·8995 w/bag. 437·7725
• s • r ry • r iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Admiral set under Vending Machin•• 1• wa,,anly 1111 March 97. snack counter top and
Xtra lg Capaclly. mini snock machines.
S575.obo 642·8533 Diane 434·6995
or 963·3483
Washer/Dryer Good cond. Moving, must
sell, 5150. 673·1273
RENT
through classilied ---------
6:42-567~
·sE·R·VI-C·E--· i~~~uc CONCRETE &
3528 MASONRY
DRYWALL
3557 SERVICE
HANDY MAN 3710 IANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 ROOFING 3910
DIRECTORY 3 5 8 4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3 8 08 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •HOME REPAIRS* liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PUBLIC NOTICE RAJ NBOW Clrcla Malnt. THE LOCAL PLUMBER
••••••••• Leaky Showera Rep'd Brick, Block, Stone, Tllo Ennis'• Uc'd Drywall Anything & Everything Landscape Remodeling The Calif. Publie> Utltl· Painting-Int/Ext Houst/Apt ·• JamF,•ff• EE.18tlamnga.teef't1 Co.·
C C Pat' D 1 & p 1 11 A ti / Also Stained Glass Yard lune up/malntftlace, Quality job. Free eal. Regroutlng & lnstall'n on • io, r veway an ng. cous c JAMES 045·2917 lies Commission RE· L#569897 838-8888 Friendly Servtce•lnaured
eSADLER ROOFINQ Licensed & Insured
Free Est. All reroof guaranteed. 875·5095
ADDITIONS
REMODELING
L6701 30 Dean ol Tile Fplc, BBOs. Ref. 25 Vr Wallpaper Removal. landscape/art11tic design. QUIRES that all used
673·8065 or 846·8526 Exp. Terry 557.7594 Patchwork 240·1159 HomeRHloratloiVRemodel Con1r1etor1C27-604006. household goods •BISHOP PAINTINO l1532981 675-9304 ---------
Tile/drywall/woodwork Profl & Elhlcal. 645-7505 movers print their Prompl qusl ave. Reas S Exper1 Drain Cleaning REMODEUNG
Nowport T ile & Marble * Best Price/Quality Full Service & Repair F•nces/decks/room add. NEW LEAF P.U.C. Cal T number; Textur .. Wallcoverlng• & Plumblng Repairs L ADDITIONS 39 6 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Fine Crattsmansh1p... Lndscape, brick, stno ·Acouatlc Removal· Roofs/~eneral repairs. Landscape & Masonry limos and chauffeurs L704332 Refa 969-2407 20yr• exp. AU work guar. ll.lll 1 000 788 1007 Paint Avall·Excellent Steve 545 8298 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
3410
Jeffrie• Al Affordable Prices. concr. · • Rela/Mlke/0 42•1197 Comm/ es. Refs Free Est Oeslgn/Bulld/Remodel print lholr T.C.P. num· •DMC PAINTING• •
Con•tructlon Showers/Counters/Firs •EXPERT: Blk walls. John 847·5~20 Llc.,tns. 748·0487 ber In all adverlis&· Ouallly·Neal·Rellable Preclae Plumbing
Addltlons/Remodollng Natural Slone & Marble brick, concrt, stucco.I---------HOME SERVICES Shan•'• Gardening ments. If you have a Plaster·Staln·Varnlah Repairs A Remodels 20 Veors Exp·lnsured Fplcs L645486 842·2214 Rprs. 25Yr Exp. Lows DRIVEWAYS 3585 & Landacaplnn, Lawn question about the le· 20 Yrs Exp • 30% Offl Free Eatlmates
L605046 71.,. 2 .. 08 Anything & Everything • gallty of a mover, limo L1187388 ...... 10"0 •· • Joe• 531·7843 r"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Frfte Estimate. Roi's. care lnstell'n/Removal •310·433°1813• •v•• • 1• • or chauffeur, call:
Farthing lnte1lora
Kitchen/Bath/Remodel Rm Additions Visa/MC
Li1'560875 073•1212
---------1 CLEANING NEW LEAF Dr. Driveway Mlcha•I 758·1440 Sprinklers 848·5801 Publlc Ulllltles Gene Abram• Painting Plumblng·Heatlng
CARPENTRY 3510 SERVICES 3548 Landscapq & Masonry Why not Rodo your Semi Retired Contractor •YARD CLEAN-UP Commlaslon lnVExt Oual PalnVReaaS RFooterE 30Dlyrs Exp. SPRINJUERS 3921
ii
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Oeslgn/Bulld/Romodel 0 1 d A 1 pha 11 77 Tree Trimming/A•· 714·558·4151 l lc'd/lna'd alnce '76. re• SI· scounts''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Repairs, Improvements, moval, Lawn Service ..,,,...,.,......,,,.._______ 989•7083 Pg·6G4'3947 We do All·Gen Contr.1• Llc.,lns. 748·0487 Licensed Since 1972 sm Jobi. Ouality/lntegrily 960·5164, 748·5375 Spilt Second Moving 642·0567 pr.550·8955 SPRINKLER REPAIR
Handyman/Remodel A TOUCH OF CLASS Waterfalla·Koa Pond Expertll 539·3702 I care, Ken 842·1770 Prof Mo\lerel 24Hr Srv lk•'• Cuatom P ainting Valn1•HeaduTlm•
Addlllons, Bath, Kitch Cleaning. Rel/Comm er'lck·Blocks-Stone 70ay/Sr Olac/T#178452 Prpl, Clean, Quality---------clocks. 28Yrs Local Svc. Flro-Wator Oamago Uc/Bonded. Free Est. Cone patlos·driveways1------------------LEGAL 432·9123/P·346·5850 Work. Int/Ext & Docks. POOL John Burr 282·2831
Eloc, Ph..1mb, & Point Teresa 282·7143 20 Yrs Exp./L568735 ELECTRICAL 3610 HAULING 3720 SERVICES 3812 ABC MOVINQ L#703468 631-4010 SERVICE 3894 SPRINKLERS are my
Newport area. lmmod ...,,...,,..,,.,,..._..,,.....,........,..._____ G.R.Conslr 973·28731"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Palnt/D~all• on I y bu 1 In• s a. Pago 714 227 8122 •BOSS HOUSECLEANING r• Oulck, Careful, And . • Small Job EXPERT JUNK TO THE DUMP L27759 epelra Tlmer .. Valve1•Drlp Sys A to Z HANDYMAN Licensed-Bonded Duncan Electric (714-988·1882) ATTORNEY ~:~7:ou~.xp~~~~n~~ SmaJI Jobs/Frff Est laland Blue Pool• Charin 722·7824
!NSTALLJREFACE CABINETS ~~~~g::~o~~~ CONTRACTORS Local/Quick RHponse Houllng today what [!~•k ~~~~~I:~:·:~. LT138046 552.0410 Rell/Bob 549-8941 ~=~I~: ~ft1~,~~I~~~~;, ________ _
Kltchon1, bllhs. doors, ---------GENERAL 3558 Ll275870 050·7042 the Trash Man won'll D 1 D s 5 PAINTING 289-8190 Acid wa1h 845-8728 WALL u · mv· 1 O. Dibernardo'• Moving · windows. Doug 546·7°58 •Brin ht Haeclnlnn Llc'd Contractor 908·1882 E 1 Con1c•·ntJoue er•"• r • • · v ctlon·S49. Local/Offlce/Sloraga ·• .. Paradlee Cove Pool• COVERINGS 3932 European Pron Best LEWIS Conatructlon ·Small Job Speclallal· TWENTY DOLLAR Mlulng Per1ona Ir Long Dist. Frff <=-t. man. Old·lashloned Oualltr, Pool/Sna Svc. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CARPENTRY•Wlndowa In townl Refs 5Yrs Exp. Fane • Llg .. •a • Spa ... _ •3 •. 733• ... pride In workmanship ,.. F R d I H nd -... HAULER/CLEAN-UP -••t• u ..,. ., T ... 181632 .. 7 ... ·3114 . Repa r • A'j!a••ld• Doors • Wood enc•• Grace 251·9455 •mo • • a yma.. "' • • f' rthl I t I CloseVOarage Otgenlzera ---........ .....-----L"704773 Local AH, Demand Elect. 845-3858 JOHN 650-18281---------Pete,. Painting Acid Wash 54 2849 a ng n er ore
L ... 281"81 • Call Bob HOUS .. CL .... NINQ •714<-557·5925• 20 Yea1s Experience lnetallatlon • ~moval .. 53"23 p 312 ""'26 • .. ..... 1------------------MASSAGE 3830 PARTIES •• F,.. Eatlmate• --------Discount Wallcoverlng 249. g· -vv t5 yra exp. Good Ref.'"o_u_a_l_lt_y_R_•_m_o_d_e_ll_n_g GARAGE u: lnterlora and Exteriors ROOFING 3910 L.,580875 97:1-1212
Semi Retired 50yra ol t~~n.1tra'241Ca_!! .•3n~· •Also Homo Repairs DOORS 3678 JEWELRY 3784 L&B Sport• TherapJ PCCASIONS 3840 Referral. 854.()912 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii ""' "" •Re a• on ab I y Pr I c • d ..... I =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii aatlaf'd cuet. Oft, plmb ----------•Local Co. B63831 a '=iii••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii All .,.,,dy ~'• lo relax r• --------·1 Aoed•mJ Roofing heal, elct, nr1. drywll Houaecleanlng S 1• Wiiiiam Harold J ew•ler & rejuvenate. RN/L.MT CalUgraphv PIANO a VOCAL Re-roof1 & Repalra Uc'd. Jerry 842.0807 Japanese ledy with 20 • t•phenaon Assoc. •t1• Service Call• Watch/Jewelry Repair CM ?22·9823 Add a Touch ol Claea Fully ln1urld·Bonded
yre up. Rellable. Cell 7 14·844·5408 Rg.alra/Serv/Openere Antlque•Flne Jewelry Weddlnga, PartlH, LESSONS 3888 ,.., .. ••tlmatee
Xlnt ref'a. 983-49741________ I M•kee.Modele Buy/MIVbade 073.0385 MOVING 3834 Holldaya. R ... onabi. aiilli••••••I UM8959 HT-0038
CARPET T • s CIHnlng Svo CONSTRUCTION Llc'd UO-Serv•(7379> Prlcea. Anne 723-51M11 •Plw L"eon•• W10l hOOPINQ CO
Ron'• Wallpepertn9
ln1taJlatlon/Aemova1 ReaHnabl• Prloea
837 .. 828 Anytime
We Gale thould hanQ 1oge1~r. Strip, lnstalf,
adv~• \0 Ula craiy. e:at·t111 Anytime CLEANING 3515 Pereonallud/Ref's BUILDING 3560 LANDSCAPE a ALL..A~HRICAH o.., .. Teeoher Ouallty Work Ouarnl'd
,_liiiiiii&iiiiiiiiiiiiil F{H E1VRH1onable HANDY MAN 3710 r awN ranl! 3 808 Mov••·U ... Carefull., PAJNTING 3858 Begln"'"9 '° Clatllca R9rC>Of/Repalr ''" 1"1--------• • 7 o• .. 227 7 "1 ~ ~ , Lwn MO-'MT Lio/In• 931·9081 .. _,...WS 3134 • e SPOT "•MOVA&.+ "4 • .,l... ' 1• pgr MaM Conatruotlon Courttoutly a Cht1ply nanuv
B1uch /red apo11. . Remoc:tela & R•palrt. •Paint/Carpentry• 849.0223 Tl41227 QUALITY+ CMa --------··"~,!'!~, ~~~:: ,:~c!c,'1,1•••••••••
Compl•I• clHn Ii dY. COMPUTERS 3556 Palnllng lnt./Ew1. Orywall •nd moral Winter Speclat1l IOYrt Pl.ASTIR repalr1. Lio. Bond. Ameftoen Window
f're• ••t 979·2098 · Ll6~27 ff2·2438 Small Joba Oki Over1tock1d with E•r,· Xlnt WortunanlhtP. IBP.All 3880 ... , Reon,.. Oleenlnt1
OarY 848•8277 atuff? l'a r a Aon-.94 .. Jl41'7 E•l 1'" eeo.1 aH S•ll•fecdon .,. Atw•~ A call to • ouar9"tMClll MACMIDIC • Care !Of DRYW a, t Home R•P91r/ftemcHtel Clattl"-.. 'la•l•rlltuOff '•tetl o.,,. ua.aato Macintosh Comput•ra ,_.. Co1ta Mata/Newport nwu ~ lo Ca Jlyre. 3528 In your hme/ofc. ~/ SEIVJCJ! •• YHr• ~ wm ti.Ip LlctU .. 114 t4Hrt ,1111••••••11, '*"'Y ,. ••. 17~-a•1•·------··---"-'"'-•-:a_1_ •• ___ .................................. --"..&'-.:ft-... !-•---___ ....,.._......,, ___ ~-!71~ ... ~·~ .. ~.,~-!!:'!.-J.~!:.!!~~~~-.'"-----.,...---
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1996
TODAY'S
CRoSSWoRD PUZZLE
ACROSS 69 Dltencumt>era
1 line Qf c:ltffs 61 Trivial
6 Wanes 62 Surrounded by
10 Stupld one 63 Adam's I~ =n."8&1Qo~ · 1~~.=.v
I 5 W1h Men 65 Positive answer 18 Bila 66 Poster
17 Inventor 67 Thick
Sikorslty t8 Roman road
1'1 Fortune·leller 21 Ravines 23 Hoslety shade
24 Hearsay
25 l och -monster 28 Toronto -Jays
30 Urges on
34 Oriauis'
n.lckname
35 Actor Steiger
36 Gravy lngredle(1t
37 1996 blockbuster
41 Swerved
42 Feminists· goal 43 Building addition
44 Curves
45 Got l>lgger 46 Poker stake 47 Secret symbols 49 Finale
51 Ship wreckage
54 Unyleld1ng
58 Tempo
DOWN
1 Omit ~~cries
4 Responds
5 Turillsh official
6 Hero's tale
7 Sactc 8 Aooent
9 Play s guitar 10 Vow
11 Writer
James -' 2 evergreens 15 Gerin
20 Deeply lnslifled-
22 Sound judgment
24 Helms
25 Unsophisticated 26 Sea eagles
27 Flanks 29 Actor Chaney 31 Pilgrim John -
PMVt0US ~I IOLVIO
32' Passed out the
cards
33 Fashion
36 Nibbled
38 Put up 39 Mexican
COtnS
40 Before. to a
45 ~lac sign
46 Look up to 48 Challenges
8
50 Appointed
51 Brawl
52 Gmtery cloth 53 Elevator
maker
54 Society: abbf. •55 Before tong
56 Indicates
agreement 57 Forest unit
60 Saluki or
Pomeranian
10 11 12
Newpon BnchlCosta Mcta Daily Pilot
BOATS 7011 FOID 9075 LllUS 8115 TOYOTA 9210 ----------
13' WHALER
Wheel •tffr1nQ, 40HP,
Tohat1u •lee •tar1,
&gak a••t•. 12500 NYS, 722•2800
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••a lluetan9 Ind •84 LS400 Blk/Olk w/ '97 Land Cnu&/4-Run
owner, family owned, gld accenta, full pwr, Hu~ dl.c/lmmed def
289 V8, need• paint, new ur ... non1moker. Direct Lta1lna 1~3K ml, 13000. 25~+ ml1. Buy Ot 1714) 84 .. 121"7
957 .. 393 taRe' dver lease. S37k
.A TAD OF DECEPTION •eo ••cort LX 2 dr, 720.0521 ,_v_o_·-·sw-AG_E_H_9_2_3_S •-D-0-,.-~-DB_O_A_T_S__ alt, pwr 1tr/brtt1, 88k W\
• • J "~ ml1. Clean run1 good. jdji(:ijiMji=~ii~~jij!~iij!!~~!; .~vulnerable. ptut deale. no trump next. Afraid to lose the • 7012 S2300. 904-7aat JlllCIDI
heart Ill.it, South doubled, then bid '97 llxplr/mxpcl/Trka iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NOR'IH
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EAST
6 A 85
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6AJ10
80U'111
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The bidding:
EAST SOlTl'H WEST NORnl
p ... 2• 10-Dbl
P... 2 • P .. e 8 4
PUI 4 • P ... p-P ...
Opening lead: 1'wo of 0
Fifty years ago, the play made by
Eael on this hand would have been
lauded as an example of expert
defense. Today, it le in every bQok
on deception and 18 within the scope
of the vast majority of defenders.
Because of the fine intermedi-
ates, East decided that the holding
wae too strong for a 15-17 one-no-
trump opening, SQ elected to open
one diamond, intending to ju.mp in
1padee when North responded two· ,77 18, Duffield Huge dlac/lmmed del
club1. North had)ust enough to Elec Dbl ender. Direct Lt11lna •79 450 SL Great
raise to three spades and, with.the Exe ·cond . 54500. 1714) 84 .. 1217 ql.leen of clube working and the die· 975.0120
cond, well taken care 1--~-----of. Red. 65Q-0198. '92 Cabriolet Conv. 2 13·228-30515 Wolfsberg Edt. Wht/
'mond honors well positioned, South
went _on to game.
West's low diamond lead went to
the nine and queen. Declarer led a
trump to the queen, and Ea11t
allowed it to hold. Declarer took
advantage of being in dummy for
the first and, po88ibly, lut. time to
return a trump, fint1ssing the ten.
West's jack won and, in the fullness
of time, ·East 1.1Cored three aces to
register a one-trick eet.
Obeetve that, had East won the
first t rump trick with the ace,
declarer is forced to make the con-
tract. With no entry to the table,
although a couple or possibilities
can be tested to create one, declarer
baa no alt.emative but to bang.down
the king of spades and hope for the
best. When the jack comes tumbling
down, declarer can lose no more
than the three aces.
wht lthr Int. lmmacl
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large homes. Xlnt NB
rels 7 59-561 1
The Community
Market Place.
Classilled
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'70 CAMARO V8 Red
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DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •HOME REPAIRS• PUBLIC NOTICE RAINBOW Clrcle Malnt. THE LOCAL PLUMBER •SADLER ROOFING ·
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ADDITIONS
REMODELING
Leaky Shower1 Rep'd Brlck, Block, Stone, Tiie Ennis's Lic'd Drywall Also Stained Glass n icape emo • ng The Calif. Pub Ii<> Ulill-Quality job. Free est. Free Eatimates Froe Est. All re roof
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Rm Additions Visa/MC
Ljll580875 873·12.12
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Why not Redo your Semi Retired Contractor F E 1 DI t ~ Tree Trimming/Re-714·558·4151 Llc'd/lna'd since '76. re• 9 • scoun s ''iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii o Id As Ph a It ?? Repairs, Improvements, moval, Lawn Servlcei.,,....,.,..--,,_______ 909.7003 Pg~.3947 We do All·Gen Contr.I•
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Additions. Bath, Kllch Cleaning. Res/Comm Brick-Blocks-Slone
licensed Since 1972 sm jobs. Ouallly/lntegrlty 960.5164. 748•5375 Spllt Second Moving 642·0567 pr.550·8955
Expertll 539·3702 I care. Ken 642·1770 Prof Moversl 24Hr Srv Ike'• Cuatom Painting
SPRINKLER REPAIR
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Ao•d•mr Roofing ln1tallatlon/Remova1
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