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BRIAN POBUDA I DAILY PILOT
Andre Agassl swats a hard return
during Sunday's final round of
the Davis Cup quarterfinal
matches at Palisades Tennis Club
ln Newport Beach. For all of the 1
final results, see Sports, page 5.
Councilman
suggests
checkout
OCC library
By Michelle Terwilleger, Dally Pilot
COSTA MESA -As citizens
and city leaders consider build-
ing a separate Costa Mesa
Library or merging library sys-
tems with other cities like New·
port Beach , Councilman Joe
Erickson bas offered a new possi-
bility: expand the Orange Coast
College library to serve as the
city's ten tr al library.
The idea was one of Erickson's
responses to a report by the
Library Services Committee that
bas been exploring improve-
ments and alternatives to the
Orange County Library System,
suffering from dwindling
resources. ·occ is in a central location
and has plenty of parking,"
Erickson said. •I think if we were
to work with them it would save a
lot of money and give . good
results."
Erickson saw a combined col-
lege-community library as an
alternative to the committee's
suggestion of building a separate
central facility.
Community members already
may use OCC's library and the
college is planning to build a
new library in the next five years,
!ijlid college spokesman Jim Car-
nett.
Ke n White, a member of the
City's library committee and a for-
mer library administrator, said he
thought Erickson's suggestion
was well-intentioned but that,
after speaking with a OCC
library administrator, he didn't
think it would work.
"I know and (the OCC admin-
istrator) knows that the public
library serves the public and a
college library does its job when
it serves its students with curricu-
lum," White said.
White said that college offi-
cials did say they we re willing to
help a library committee founda-
tion that would raise· money to
build a Costa Mesa library.
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Stuart takes· Palisades · to the ·top
But there were certainly some bumps along the way but he was tested like never before while
P,reparing for the Davis Cup ev~nt, then
came out smelliJJ.g like roses.
"As I was sit-
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Sure, Palisades
Tennis Club owner Ken Stuart is a busi-
nessman, clever at his game and talented
on the tennis coµrts, just like an NCAA
doubles champion, but don't hold that
against him.
He can't help it if be demands perfec-
tion. It's in his nature. It was Stuart's
relentlessness, however, that brought the qty of Newport Beach arguably its great-
·est ~porting event in history, a Davis Cup
world quarterfinal between the United
States men -led by Andre Agass1 and When International Tennis Federation
Jim Courier -and the Netherlands. officials arrived in Newport Beach about
Stuart aced everyone, including ~-----. two weeks before the event, one of
reportedly Riviera Country Club, their first orders was for Stuart to
for-host-site honors, winning the remove his club's logo atop the
nod for Palisades Tennis Club, scoreboard, a sign saying "Davis
which probably bas the most Cup by NEC" would replace it.
famous scoreboard now in the "That's when I told them that
country, thanks to some heavy-duty they could have (the Davis Cup)
negotiations by the 53-year-old ten-somewhere else,• said Stuart,
nis magnate. whose re$onse fueled the negoti-
Stuart has enjoyed more peer ations that eventually landed him a plum,
respect and club ownership success this top billing on center court.
decade than most of his colleagues in the
Southern California Tennis Association, • SEE STUART PAGE 6
I
, ting at the top
of the grand-
stands with
my son, Josh,
I told him
he'll always
remember
this, that it's a once-in:..a-
lifetime event ... "
-KEN STUART
DON'T DOG THE DUKE
Costa Mesa
Dian killed
in SIIlall
plane crash
By Michelle Terwilleger, Dally Pilot
COSTA MESA - A Costa
Mesa man and a Laguna Niguel
woman died last week when a
Cessna 210 plane they were fly-
ing crashed into a mountain
three miles south of Green Rlver
Goll Course in Cleveland
National Forest in Riverside
County.
The bodies of Pablo Molo. 63,
and Mildred Vail, 56. and the
plane wreckage were spotted
Fnday during a Marine Corps
bellcopter exercise over the Sier-
ra peak, said Sgt. Mark Lohman
of the Riverside County Sheriff's
Department.
The re were no other passen-
gers in the six-passenger plane
and the plan e was not burned,
he said.
The Orange County Sheriff's
and fire departments initially
investigated because the wreck
was near the Riverside-Orange
County hne, but the Riverside
department was contacted and
headed to the scene Friday after-
noon, Lohman said
"It was in a pretty remote
area,• Lohman said. Investiga-
tors believed the crash had
occurred a day or two earlier. he
said
DON LEACH I DAil Y PILOT
A larger-than-life bronze statue of .. The Duke'" welcomes travelers to the Orange County airport bearing his name.
Due to pending darkness Fri-
day rught, the bocties were not
transported to the Riverside
County Coroner's Office until
Saturday morning, Lohman said. New biography on John Wayne draws criticism from son, other locals Autopsy results were not
available Sunday.
By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Here's the surest
way to witness a pununeling in an Orange
County bar room: Sidle up to the counter,
whistle for silence and explain all the rea-
sons you hate John Wayne.
Call him a hypocrite, a draft dodger, a
bogus bill of goods -and pay attention to
the sudden lynch tenor in the crowd. Icons
don't come much larger than The Duke,
even beyond the groves of Republicanism.
In Newport Beach -with the nearby
airport that bears his name and statue, the
hillside grave site and the Bayshores
Estates home where he spent the last years
of his life -the devotion is particult"ly
fierce.
How fierce? Consider the local reaction
to Pulitzer Prize-winning ·author Garry
Wills' new book, •John Wayne's America:
The Politics of Celebrity."
Not a biography in the traditional sense,
Wills' book explores the ways the Wayne
myth has resonated in the culture, with
figures from Newt Gingrich to Richard
Nixon claiming allegiance to the ethic of
• SEE THE DUKE PAGE 4
A Federal Aviation Adminis-
tration officer said he didn't
think the couple had filed a
flight plan, so there was no way
of knowing how long they had
been missing or what their
departure or planned destination
were.
The crash is under investiga-
tion by the FAA and the Nation-
al nanspol'tation Safety Board.
' ' I I I I \ ' . I I • I Piuii maker charges he's
getting sliced out of busin~
• Mike Vannie just
wants C.J. Segerstrom
& Sons to give him a
fair hearing.
By Susan Deemer, Dai/'/ Pilot
COSTA MESA -Mike
Vannie compares hls struggle
to keep hls Ballpark Pizza
business at Mesa Verde Cen·
ter to a •regu1ar penon fight-
ing a 500-pound gorilla.•
•1t•1 tough.• Vannie Nici.
·rt'I ~ upMttlng. w.· ..
bad ~ tell us you are cat commumty members. ~~~!°:!.c= llapp1ec:IMIMollMll. far w r...a CJ. Seia•Glla
• SoDI .. DGt cllam tbe
issue for us to stay.•
Vannie, who also operates
Ballpark pizzerias in Lagunlf
Niguel and San Juan Capis:
trano, said he recently
received an eviction notice to
vacate the business be leases
from Segerstrom Center
management by this June.
The Harbor Boulevard center
is scheduled to undergo
major renovations beginning
this summer.
·u·s not a nice feeling
knoWing you have to clOH
your businell and k>le every-
~ you've invested in it,•
Mid Vannie who contmdl he
cannot dord to move bil
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Q MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1997
neighbors
\fore than 400 women attended the Jewish Federation Women's
Division's largest fund-raising event of ihe year, "Women's Vok-
PS," which netted over $200,000 for the annual campaign of the
Jewish Federation of Orange County. Among those in atten-
dance were (from le ft) Sandy Fainbarg of Newport Beach, Ellie
Burg of Corona del Mar, Ruth Feuerstein of Newport Beach and
Ellie Gordon of Laguna Bea~h.
COMMUNITY'--
orange Empire Sertoma Club
>resented Jean Porbath, founder
· 1f Share Our Selves in Costa
\1esa, the Service to Mankind
\ward The award recognizes a
person who is· making an out-
ldnding contribution to
1ndnkincl dnd who does so with-
out pay.
MILITARY
Navy Lt. Kevin M. McLaugh-
lin, d 1986 Coi·ona del Mar High
School graduate, received the
Navy Ma1ine Corps Acluevement
Medal.
EDUCATION
Cosld Mesa resident Jim Car-
nett, duector of Orange Coast
Colle~Je's comm unity relations
office, hds captured a first place
1ational featurP writing award
>resentf-'d by the National Coun-
·ll for Marketing and Publk Rela-
wns The dWdJcl was given for a
torv Carnett wrote dbout an
)CC international student from
)arn1evo, Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Michae l
rloevel, a
'Jewport Har-
~>or High
School senior,
vas ndmed a
C oed-Cola
")choldf com-
>ellng ayamst
norc than
24,000 other
1 µ pl 1 ca n t <; Michael Ho~vel
ICfUS'> the
ountry Hoevel ts Newport Har-
1or. I l1q h ':-. valedictoncln, d lhree-
ear me>mber of the varsity tennis
earn . ..,tucJPnl body president,
>resident of thf' KEY Club, presi-
lent ul LhP "fWPch and debate
team and the executive director
of a tund-raiser that has raised
more than $50,000 for Orange-
wood Children's Home.
Costa Mesa resident Erika L.
Taylor was nominated to the
Nalional Dean's List for the 1996
fall semester at Western Universi-
ty of Health Sciences in Pomona.
CORPORATE
CNC Engineering Company
of Newport Beach was honored at
the Century Plaza Hotel by the
Latin Business Association's 21st
Annual Awards Gala as "Grow-
ing Company of the Year."
Darla Callahan and Erik Johnson
Darla Callahan ·and Erik
Johnson recently joined Gensler
Newport Beach, a full service
arnhi tectural firm.
TIA/Newport, a marketing
and consuJ,ting agency specializ-
ing in the health care and high
technology industries, named
Gala Struthers as an account
executive.
Donald P. Kennedy, chairman
of the board with First American
Financial Corporation, was
appointed the sixth chairman of
the Orange County Business
<;:ommittee for the Arts, based in
Costa Mesa.
ol u iich menu
Newport-£\ lesd Uni11ed School
>ist11ct Elenic•ntary Lunch Menu
Offered every day:
I Turk<>y ham arid cheese on a
I-inch roll
Tuesday: Rib-e-que on a bun,
seasoned com, orange shape up,
choice of milk
Wednesday: Turkey and
turkey ham on a soft roll, baby
carrots, 100% juice, "baseball
cookie," choice of milk
Thursday: Flour tortilla, taco
meat, shredded cheese, lettuce
and salsa, cherry cobbler, choice
of milk
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DON LEACH I DAILY P1LOT
A 32-foot pleasure boat caught fire and was destroyed in Newport Harbor a year
ago today. The boat's passengers were rescued by a nearby boater.
It happened a year ago today
•
· A series of explosions set
a 32-foot boat ablaze in New-
port Harbor, sending spec-
tacular plumes of black
smoke over the scenic bay.
Fire investigators said
they believed a faulty fuel
system aboard the cabin
cruiser "Neptune" sparked
the explosions, which
occurred as the boa :was
leaving a fuel dock in the
harbor.
Neptune's two owners and
sole passengers from Las
Vegas were reseued unin-
jured from the burning vessel
by a man in a nearby skiff,
and sheriff's fire boat crews
brought the blaze under con-
trol.
One explosion was so
powerful it lifted a passen-
ger eight inches off the
boat's deck, according to a
Newport Beach Fire and .
•
Marine news release.
Yes, it was only a year ago
that... ·
Cirque du Soleil was in
the midst of negotiating a
move to the Orange County
Fairgrounds instead of per-
forming at South Coast Plaza
during three previous visits
in the area.
A press release announc-
ing ticket sales stated that,
"for the first time, Cirque du
Soleil will pitch its trademark
blue and yellow big top in
the parking lot of the Orange
County Fairgrounds in Costa
Mesa."
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A Costa Mesa motorist,
Jesus Martinez, killed him-
self and a pedestrian· who
was jogging near the Costa
Mesa Fire Station in a drunk-
engagements
GOETSCH-DECINCES Melissa Havens. Robert, who is
currently serving in the United
States Marine Corps, is a gradu-
ate of Corona d'el Mar ·High
School and Pepperdine Universi-
Sheilagh and Jim Goetsch of
Sunnyvale have announced the
e~ement of their daughter,
Melissa, to 1im DeCinces, son of
Kristi and Doug DeCinces of
Newport Beach. They plan to
wed next winter.
The bride-elect is a member of
TriDelt at UCLA where she will
graduate in June. Her fiancee
plays professional baseball in the
Baltimore Orioles organization.
SEELY-HAVENS
Mr. and Mrs. Hall Seely of
Newport Beach announced the
engagement of their son Robert to
ty. .
Melissa, the daughter ·of Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Havens of Los
Alamitos is a graduate of Los
Alamitos High School and is cur-
rently attending Long Beach
State . No date has been set for the
wedding.
SHARP-KLEIN
Mr. and Mrs. Darden Sharp of
Corona del Mar announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Laura, to Scott Klein, son of Mr.
a.Rd Mrs. Milton Klein of Balboa
Island. They plan a June wedding
in Newport Beach.
en driving .._cddent.
Martinez, who had a
blood alcohol level of .13
according to police, drove
down the 2300 block of Pla-
centia with his friend, Emilio
Morales, when he lost control
of his speeding car. The car
drifted off the road and
plowed into Juan Garibay
Alvarez, killing him instantly.
Both Martinez and
Alvarez were fathers of new-.
born infants . ../
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A few hundred members '
of the Eastbluff Homeown-
ers Association met to dis-
cuss whether tQ gate or not to
gate the Eastbluff neighbor-
hood due to concern of
recent crimes and traffic
problems.
-Compiled by
Marissa Espino
Anne-Lisa and •the late Karl
Gustaf Abrahamsson of Gote-
burg, Sweden. The wedding is
planned for May 31 aboard The
Dream Maker in Newport Beach.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Estancia High School and UCI.
Her fiancee graduated from the
University of Polhelms in Swe-
den.
Newport Beach/Costa Maa Daily Piloc
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new~ort b~ac!'·
film· festival
Today's schedule
EDWARDS MESA
1884 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa
PHONE: 646-5025
•Noon: "The Monkey Kid"
2 p.m.~ "Lahar" (Philippines)
Story of survival as lahar, a
mix of volcanic soot and
water, swallows whole
towns.
• 4 p.m.: #Ghost in the Shell "
• 6 p.m.: "The Last Supper~
• 8 p.m.: "Okaeri" (Japan)
Couple married for three
years deals with problems
when wife diagnosed as
schizophrenic.
• 10 p.m.: "Sand Trap"
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LANDMARK'S PORT
2905 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
PHONE: 673-6260
• Noon: "The Making of the
Mahatma"
• 3 p.m.: "A Petal" (South
Korea) A mentally disturbed
young woman searches for
her brother; moves in with
abusive, downtrodden labor-
er.
CAPTAIN BLOOD'S
• noon: "The Tenderest"
• 2 p.m.: "Eden"
• 4 p.m.: "The Wife" (USA)
Wallace Shawn, Julie Hagerty
star in satirical take on mar-
riage.
• 6 p.m.: "Troublesome
Creek"
• 8. p.m.: "No Mercy" (Peru)
"Crime and Punishment" set
in modern-day Peru.
PLANET HOLLYWOOD
1641 W. Sunflower Ave.
Santa Ana
PHONE: 434-7827
-·-• 2 p.m.: "O Tamaiti" (New
Zealand) Short film about
boy who can't prevent
tragedy from happening to
·his family.
Ml CASA
MEXICAN RESTAURANT
Has gone fishing!
For fish tacos
our meals are still a
trip to Mexico -as
well as the coast of
Baja. It's a trip
worth taking.
The 1\"ad lt lon
Continues
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2 Student mini-chef sdlad
with !Pltuce, carrot sucks, cheese,
sunflower nuts, graham ·crackers,
fruit (d gdrden or green salad
consists ul lettuce, shredded car-
rot, red cabbage and garden
peas).
Monday: Jumbo com dog,
oven-baked French fries, catsup
<md mustard, 100"/n juice, choice
of milk
Fftday: Chicken nuggets, dip-
ping sauce, jicama and broccoli
floret, mixed fruit cup school-
made roll, vanilla ice cream cup,
choice of milk .,
HILL-ABRAHAMSSON
Fran and John Hill of Costa
Mesa announced the engage-
ment of their daughter, Saman-
tha, to Jan Abrahamsson, son of
WE HAVE IT ALL
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Old friend sails the inf obahn
A long-time resident of
Newport Beach and
Corona del Mar docks in
today's browser screen. She
hasn't been away so long that
deruzens of the harbor should-
n't recognize her. And even if
TV provides the only marine
life in your household, her con-•
tour might seem still familiar.
The former Coast Guard
Cutter Point Divide now patrols
cyberspace instead of our local
coasWne. Thal was her assign-
ment from 1963 to 1995. Then,
she was transferred to the Mar-
itime 1Taining Center of Seattle
Central Community-College in
Washington state. The S.3-foot
cutter was renamed the TN
Seattle Maritime Instructor and
steve
lacy
closes her history and specifica-
tions in details that begin with
her design and construction by
became one of
four craft provid-
ing hands-on
experience to
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the Coast
Guard. You
learn her twin
diesels gener-
.students. And like the other
vessels, she has her own page
on the school's web site.
The cutter's web p~ge dis-
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nautical miles. While under-
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bunks within an aluminum
superstructure on a steel hull.
Other particulars involve vari-
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that include the space she
requires to dock.
While stationed on the
Orange Coast, the cutter's pri-
mary mission was search and
rescue. However, she also
worked in law enforcement,
boating safety, and public rela-
tions. ·
In her MPR" role, she
appeared in television shows
and Hollywood films. H you
missed seeing her on Baywatch,
maybe it was because her abili-
ty to fill a slip couldn't compete
with how well fellow perform-
ers filled their swimsuits.
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MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1997 Q
Biddillg war starts over city
land near Triangle Square
Sy Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot
GOSTA MESA -City offi-
cials, caught in the middle of a
battle over who will develop
property across from Triangle
·Square, will consider three offers
for the small comer lot this week.
But the city will not make a
final decision on who will pur-
chase the small lot at the comer
of Newport Boulevard and 19th
Street until April 14.
City officials hold the deed to
property coveted by two develop-
.ers. Both want to turn property
now occupied by several busi-
nesses -including the Mesa the-
ater and Newport Boats -into
either a Borders Books and Music
store or a multiple retail shopping
area similar to Triangle Square.
· The city lot, which sits at
the e nd of the Costa Mesa
Freeway across from Triangle
Square, is a key piece of land
needed to develop the entire
3.07-acre block.
In March, City Council mem-
bers· decided to sell the highly
coveted property to the highest
bidder rather than interfere with
a deal to build Borders that was
"negotiated by private property
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+ City officials will hold a spe-
cial City Council meeting April
14 following the ~edevelop
ment Agency meeting at 5:30
, p.m. in conference room 1A at
: 77 Fair Drive. .
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owners at the site, which is bor-
dered by 19th Street, Newport
Boulevard, Flower Street and
Fullerton Avenue.
Borders Books representatives
say they began negotiations m
August with two of four property
owners who have already agreed
to sell. But a bid in mid-February
Driver listed in critical condition
COSTA MESA -~Costa
Mesa man lost ·control of his
1990 BMW at the intersection of
East 16th Street and Tustin at 3
a .m. Sunday, ran into a parked
car and suffered major head
trauma as tus car flipped on its
top, Sgt. Clay Epperson said.
The dnver, Garrett Sloane,
21, was arrested for driving
under the influence at Western
Medical Center in Santa Ana
where he was listed in critical
condition, Epperson said.
There was no one else in the
car and no other injuries, he
said.
-Michelle Terwilleger
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individualism, masculinity and
rough-hewn patriotism Wayne
seemed to embody. ·
But the figure they adored
was largely the invention of a
single-minded careerist, Wills
ar.gues.
Wayne actually hafed horses
and had to remind himself to say
"ain't." And ,in contrast to the
stance of selfless bravery he
assumes in films from "The
Alamo" to "Sands of Iwo Jima.''
Wills contends, the real-life
Wayne studiously avoided World
Wax II be(:ause he thought it
might harm his ascent through
nioviedom.
Local admirers of the actor,
even those who have read the
book, remain ardently • pro·
Wayne.
One of them is Costa Mesa
Police Chief Dave Snowden, who
keeps a collection of guns an<j
Old West memorabilia in his
office, and whose vocal cadences
oddly resemble the actor's,
Snowden said be was particu-
larly offended by the draft-
dodger allegation.
"I've read enough and talked
to the tam.Uy enough to know
that he was no slacker when it
comes to defending his country,•
said Snowden, a Newport Beach
resident and mend of Wayne's
former associates. •His contribu-
tions to the war effort were
immeasu.rable. I don't believe it
for a second." .
Snowden said ·he admired
Wayne films for thetr clear-cut
distinctions between good and
evil, and added, "There aren't
enougp · heroes, legitimate
heroes. And Duke is.•
Snowden predicted that Wills'
book would not "knock (Wayne)
out of the saddle in the box-office
draw."
One of the actor's sons, Ethan
Wayne, 35, of Newport Beach,
said he had no interest in reading
the book.
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"What, am I going to read a
book by some guy who's specu-
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er knew him? It's like a guy who
wants to write about a P-51 air-
plane. but he's never been in
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"I beard that he said he was a
draft dodger. 1 wasn't around at
that time, but personally, I never
saw him dodge anything .... It's
not a very nice allegation." .
While •John Wayne's Amen-
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its claims, with archival support
for the draft-dodging charge,
many of the book's detractors
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wondered why Wills didn't inter·
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book is not a strict biography but
an examination of Wayne's on-
screen myth.
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Wills stressed that Wayne
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the screen." despite that wide-
spread perception.
"People say he played himself
on the screen.• he said. "(But) htt
was a much better actor than
people think he was. Some peo-
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private life. There's a lot of his
private life -his racism. his
drinking -that I didn't touch.
And when I bring up things from
his private lUe. it's becaµse
they're relevant to the image."
Wills said the defensive reac-
tion to his book simply confirms
his thesis about John Wayne.
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much emotion .in him that this is a
matter of belief and not evidence
or argument." he said. "Wayne is
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•United States team
big winner, obviously,
but Palisades facility,
and City of Newport
Beach come out
of the weekend
looking good, too.
By Richard Dunn. Daily Pilot
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•I : l · NEWPORTBEACH-For
its maiden voyage
hosting a Davis Cup tie,
Palisades Tennis Club came out
looking like a winner.
Officials of both the
International Tennis Federation
and U.S. Tennis Federation said
over the weekend that the
facility adjai:ent the Hyatt
Newporter would be considered
for future ITF events, such as a
Ped Cup match or another
Davis Cup.
"If they wanted to have any
Davis CUp or Fed CUp here, we
would love for them to come
bade,• said Palisades owner .
Ken Stuart, recognized Satu{day
night at the event's
commemorative ball by USTA
President Harry Marmion.
With the vision of Stuart,
Rosalind Wllliams of the
Newport Beach Conference
& Vl.Sitors Bureou and Dale
McDaniels of the Hyatt
Newporter, the Davis CUp was a
huge success, capped by perfect
weother Sunday and an
international superstar (Andre
Agassi)clincbingthe~ctory,
4-1, over the Netherlands.
•1 don't think we'll do it in
the next six months, but we'll
look at it again,• Stuart said.
• Sunday's attendance (5,396)
was the largest of the three
days, because event officials
sold 100 obstructed-~ew tickets,
bringing the weekend total to
15,908.
• Shontel Sherwood, Costa
Mesa High girls basketball
coach and Newport Beach
police officer, was one of the
bodyguards ushering Agassi
from the court to the locker : ! room Sunday. She also escorted
• , Anassi to the media tent.
• I ~ b • 1 • PllrldDg WU probe ly
: : dltticult for those arriving at
~ 1 match time, but for the most : I part, the parking situation was : l surprisingly smooth over the
: weekend.
: • It's emaz•nt how flu4 Davb I CUp officials are in terms ol the f prelelltation of the event. Even I the public-adclrea announcer
1 must follow a pre-match script
•f to the word without deviating.
1 •ney wouldn't even let me I say that Rick Leach is from
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SWIL •• 19-21
Italy vs. Sw•den
Aultnlla vs. Unlt.d Sutes
QUOTE OF THE DAY
• ... bul there are UM Dmb Cup matdta thtftpce !JO" to c:fg doPi
deeper than any Grand Slam malch could ftN!!I' a# you to do ... "
-ANDRE AGASSJ
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BRIAN P081JOA I DAl.Y Pl.OT
It was all USA
Sunday at the
Palisades Tenn.ls
Club In Newport
Beach where the
United States Davb
Cup Team defeated
the Netherlands,
4-1, In tbe
. quuterllnala,
aend.lng the U.S.
Into September'•
1emlftnal1 egatnat
Australia. Andre
Ag...a dlDdMd It
will.a 3..e, 3-t, '"'3, .
6-3, 6-3 victory over
Jan Slemertak la the
clay'I ant Of two
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A ndre Agassl and the U.S. team celebrates
following his 3-6, 3-6, 6-3, 6-3, 6-3
"tie-clinching" victory Sunday afternoon
at Newport Beach's Pallsales Tennis Club before
5,396 fans. Agassi extended his Davis C up
winning streak to 15 straight matches with the
come-from-behind victory, putting him just one
win away from the United States record of 16
straight. set by the immortal Bill Tiiden. At left
he returns a strong forehand to his foe, Holland's
Jan Stemerlnk. Below, Agassl and his teammates
share the momenL The U.S. moves on to the
semlfinals SepL 19-21 with a "tie" at Australia,
which defeated the Czech Republic. In the other
half of the semlfinals are Italy and Sweden.
DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY BRIAN POBUDA
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• Agassi, the gamer,
brings the house down
after getting off the deck
for five-set win to clinch
Davis Cup quarterfinal
victory over Netherlands.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Like
John McEnroe before him., there's
something about the Davis Cup
that brings out the best in Andre
Agassi.
By Sunday's checkout, Agassi
was blowing kisses, taking bowa
and pumping his fists to the sun_.
drenched crowd of 5,396 at Pal-
isades Tennis Club, as the host
United States defeated the
Netherlands, 4-1. in a Davis Cup
world quarterfinal.
With A:gassi leading the cele-
bration after his come-from-
behind victory over Jan
Seimerink, the Americans parad-
ed aro)Jlld center court to the
tune •Proud to be an American.•
It was ideal Davis Cup tenni5 '
for Agassi. "
"It is tougher to win a Grand
Slam," said Agassi, who bas won
three in his career, •but there are
some Davis Cup matches that
force you to dig do\vn deeper
than any Grand Slam match
could ever ask you to do.•
One of those matches was
against Holland's Seimerink in
the fourth rubber, as Agassi fol-
lowed U.S. teammate Jim Couri-
er in coming from behind down
two-love.
"They are in a different class
than Jan,• Dutch captain Stanley
Franker said of Agassi and Court-
er.
For Agassi, it was a double
bonus, clinching the Davis CUp
tie with a 3-6, 3-6, 6-3, 6-3, 6-3.
win and seemingly resurrecting
his career after losing six consec-
utive first-round matches. On Fri:
day, Agassi won the opening
match over Holland's Sjeng
Schalk en.
Agassi bas won 15 straight
Davis Cup matches, dating back
to 1991, and will be in a positiotl
to tie Bill Tilden's U.S. record of
consecutive victories (16) if he is
asked to play against Australia in
the semifinals Sept. 19-21 in tha
United States.
"If I get picked, I'm sure I'll be.
there,• said Agassi, 24-' in m8
Davis Cup career.
For Seimerin.k, a notorious
serve-and-volley player, it wu
his second defeat in the tie
against the Americans after lead-
ing two-love in sets.
•t felt (Agassi) stepped up to;
another level of playing tennis,•
Seimerink said. "There wu
something he could do and i
couldn't.·
Seimerink fired 2-4 aces, all but
one on first serves, but he also
double faulted 14 times. On Fri-
day, Seimerink blew a 2-0 leaCI
against Jim Courier in the second
rubber.
"The first one (Friday) was
more disappointing because I got
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MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1997
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BRIAN PQ8UOA/ DAJl.Y Pll,OT
1be dUferencel between the Netha'laDcls mid United States were clearly evident Sunday 84 a delighted Andre Agassl
~ldl court at tbe pre11 confermce after cel8lll'aUDg with U.S. Captain Tom Gulllkson (belo'!) after takbig thf measure
of Jan Slemertnk. 3-6, M, 8-3, 6-3, 1-3, to dlndl tbe quarterfinal vlclory at Palisades Tennis Club In Newp6rt Beach.
A GAS SI
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to match' point," Sei.merink said.
·with this one, I can say that I played
good tennis and (Agassi) changed his
level of game during the match. These
guys have been No. 1 in the world. Not
everybody can be No. 1. That is clear."
Agassi, successful on 65 % of his first
serves, started his memorable comeback
in the third set, after Seimerink broke
Agassi to win the second set and gain
momentum with the serve.
"That was the turning point, when I
broke him for the first time in the third
set," said Agassi, who ripped 11 return
winners. "Once he felt like I was staying
in the batter's box there on my returns,
that made him play some low volleys. It
doesn't matter if you're up two sets or
not -he had to close me out."
Agassi broke Seimerink twice in the
third set, once in the fourth and twice
more in the fifth.
"Once he g9t that first break in t!ie
third set, I think he felt like he was go1ng
to start to get on a roll, and he did," U.S.
captain Tom Gullikson said. ·vou really
can't say enough about Andre winning
two matches here after being in a slump,
coming into the Davis Cup without a lot
of confidence, but it helped him find his
game."
The Netherlands had come from
· behind, 0-2, to defeat Romania and
advance, and following Saturday's win
in doubles, there was hope the Dutch
could pull it off again.
DOUBLES
~TUART
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ITP officials decided it wasn't worth
.making an ugly scene so close to cur-
tain time, so they told Stuart to keep
his sign where it was, and the Davis
Cup banner with the title sponsors
name would go on top of it.
Finally, the Davis Cup sign was
.crafted for the bottom level of the
scoreboard, with Stuart's Palisades
Tennis Club logo taking center stage,
only the blue sky behind it as a back-
drop for l!SPN television.
Mission accomplished.
"We had a staff meeting (SUJ\day)
pioming at the Hyatt Newporter, and
.they said 70 million people saw it on
television (Saturday)," Stuart said.
Stuart, often asked to speak at
SCTA meetings on the keys to success
in private club tennis ownership, said
from day one five ye~. ago thaJ his
ultiinate goal for the· Palisades Club
was for it to become' "absolutely the
best tennis club in the world."
Many other Orange County club
owners seem to think that's already the
case, considering a 24-member cluster
of county proprietors recently voted to
overwhelmingly endo~e Stuart's idea
of an association,. an unprecedented
move for normally independent club
owners.
And now with the Davis.Cup, Stuart
has seemingly put his club over the
top, aligning it perhaps with the
nation's finest.
"As I was sitting at the top of the
grandstands early (Friday) morning
with my son, Josb, I told him he'll
always remember this, that it's a once-
in-a-lifetirne event," Stuart said.
Stuart, who wori an NCAA doubles
title at Long Beach State iI1 1964 but
never did much on the pro circuit, out-
lined 30 reasons why the Davis Cup
should be played at his club to promot-
er Russ. Cline, and once Cline became
int~rested in Palisades, Stuart started
"checking out" Cline.
"I sent (Cline) a letter saying if you
come and use our facility and do a
lo~ job, it's going to reflect on the
Palisades Tennis Club that it did p.
lousy job," said Stuart, who requeste8
six references to inspect Cline, all of
whom reportedly gave glowing
review;.
Stuart handed the ball to Rosalind
Williams, president of the Newport
Beach Conference & Visitors Bureau,
and Dale McDaniels, general manager
of the Hyatt Newporter.
HEvery place we looked at was out-
"'-"""'·~g . but e felt this was the '
place," Cuna · 'd. "The players want-!
ed to come to Southern California, '
that's the first factor (for choosing Pal-t
isades), then I met Ken Stuart and bis l
can-do attitude. He's as much a p~o-! .
moter and salesman for the commumty ,
as be is a tennis manager." •
On Jan. 27, Stuart received the j
neW's that his club would host the 1
Davis Cup match, if the U.S. beat:
Brazil in the first round, whi?1 it did. :
Cline said the P~ades Club was cho-•
sen over about a dozet;o lhel'S because:
of its location and Stuart's conviction. :
Cline originally was given a short : .
list of possible Southland sites to host :
the Davis Cup by Bob Kramer, e;icecu-:
tive director of the SCTA and the son of •
tennis legend Jack Kramer. :
In late November, Kramer made his :
list and gave it to Cline, a t~y that :
included Palisades, Riviera, Indian :
Wells, Speraton Industry Hills,·La Cos-:
ta and Los Angeles Tennis Club. It .
came down to.·Riviera and Palisades,:·
Kram~r said. ,
Stuart desired to bring an intema-:
tional event, like the Fed Cup or Davis ·
Cup, to' Palisades following his pur-:
chase of the former John Wayne Ten-'.
nis Club on Aug. 1, 1995. :
Smart revolutionized club tennis in :
Orange Co~ty when he opened his :
original Palisades Club in March 1992 :
and introduced his innovative comput-,
er matchmaking system. · :
The 019 facility, located in Costa ;
Mesa, opened with no lights and only i
five courts. 1 But because of his hands-on 1
approach, as well as his trailblazing ;
use of computer technology to arrange I
matches between players of compati-:
ble rating and availability; the special-•
ized Palisades Club quickly became l
the envy. of the tennis community, a :
club featuring players 4.5 to 6.5 on th'e :
National Tennis Rating Program. i
Stuart returned to the facility he '
started in 1974 when he purchased the
former Wayne Club and moved over
his Palisades members, taking the
name along with it.
Stuart had helped design the
Wa.,yne Club, and was general manag-
er, director of tennis and head profes-
sional there until l978, eventually
leaving and going into other business-
es.
}3efore Stuart purchased the former
Wayne Club, the facility formerly ·
owned by the silver screen icon had a ,.
history of lawsuits, bankruptcies, fore-,
clesures and even bankers running the ,
facility, the principal reason why Stuart
wanted to change the name.
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Laguna Beach," said Rick
Meilke, Saturday's annQuncer.
• Saturday and Sunday, fans ·
were instructed before the match ~
to tum off their cellular phones. '
Only in t-Jewport Beach.
• Funny how Jlm Courter was
replaced' in the "dead rubber''
Sunday by Jonathan Stark,
because of a pulled muscle in bis·.
right leg. Must not have been
too bad, because after Stark
defeated Sjeng Schalken in the
fifth match, Courier was spotted
running to the hotel.
That's the way it is in·Davis
Cup. Had.Agassi lost in the
fourth match, of course, Courier
would have been fine.
• Ticket scalpers were selling
$30 tickets Sunday for $25.
•Here's what one.fan yelled to
the Dutch fans Saturday: "Hey,
Halloween isn't until October ··
you pumpkin heads."
• What were Agasst's thoughts •
on Newport Beach, his first visit ,
here? "The hotel and the tennis
courts and the ~ort are quality,
I like it," he said.
• U.S. Captain Tom Gulllkson
remains undefeated at home.
He's 9-2 as the nation's Davis
"I have to say for two sets (Seimerink)
believed he could pull a big upset,"
Franker said. "Then Agassi just pulled
himself up by his shoe laces and came
out smoking. It's amazing that the guy
even played better in the third, fourth
and fifth sets. It was incredible. He was
motivated, jogging from one side of the
court to his chair to sit down, telling him-
self when he was changing sides, 'break
him.' He was really after Jan."
• OON LEACH I DAllY PILOT
Paul Haarhuis (left) and Jacco Eltingh gave Holland a shot on Sunday with their victory ln doubles Saturday afternoon.
Cup captain, including a title in
1995. Gullikson has won all four
home ties, victories over France
(first round in 1995 at St.
Petersburg, Fla.), Sweden
(semifinals in '95 at Las Vegas) ,
and Mexico (first round last year
at La Costa) being the others.
Seimerink's second serves were jam-
ming Agassi in the first two sets, as the
Dutch left-handed was going at the fore-
hand body.
"I kept reminding Andre to hit top-
spin lobs today, which he didn't do too
often -only twice in the whole match
-because Jan does tend to get a bit
close to the net," Gullikson-said.
On 1-'9 net approaches, Seimerink
converted nearly half of them (73). By
comparison, Agassi, a baseliner,
approached only 10 times.
•Against Semiertnk, you can hit just a
normal rally &bot. and the next thing you
know, you're sprtnttng and having to hit
a target of tnchet," Aguai Mid. "~ it c::an be difficult if you get ott to a bad start. because it can get away from y.ou.
I felt like u IOOll u Y'e started having
relBM, I-ltartld zoning there on my
rwturm end my pa-'ng lbot.s were a lot .....
•ffe pm a lot ot J>teUUre on your
Ma!Dll eerw. You feel his preMnc:e. On
tbe '•he, b9'1a~500 player In the wcdd. bat to tbe net hie'• top three."
'
DUTCH STAYE·o ALIVE
Local boy Leach subdued
after a four-set spanking.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -When card-car-
rying member Rick Leach shows UP. to
play at Palisades Tennis Club, usually
nobody's around, except for members
playing next door. ·
• Leach, of course, has played in front of
big crowds hundreds of times, but never
like Satilrday's doubles in the Davis Cup
world quarterfinal, when Jacco Eltingh
and Paul Haarbuis of the Netherla,nds
defeated Leach and Jonathan Stark, 6·4,
6-4, 3·6, 6·3, before a passive home crowd
of 5,216, most of whom were American,
though it didn't IOWld like it.
Dutch serving handcuffed Leach and
5t4fk. •we had chances but \bey usually
· came up ~th big serves," Lea.ch Mid.
1be U.S. team converted only one of
eigbl brMk poAntl In the match luting
,
2:24, by far the shortest day of the three.
Haarhuis and Eltingh, ranked third and
sixth in the world, respectively, combined
for nine aces in the match.
"They were serving really big, and
when two guys are serving really big like
that, you are not trying to do a lot with the ·
return," U.S. captain Tom Gullikson said.
HYou're just trying to get it in play and
make the guys volley a little bit."
For the last 10 years, Leach has been
among the top doubles players in the
country, but he hadn't played Davis Cup
in five years. There were some who whis-
pered it was actually tougher playing at
your home club, especially with your team
enjoying a commanding 2-0 lead after Fri·
day's sweep.
"DU{ing the national anthem, I wu
starting to get a little emotional, because it
was such a thrill to be back on the team,"
Leach said. "Win or lose, we went down
fighting as ha.rd as we could. I'm just hap-
py with the way I'm playing."
The loss forced a ·meaningful fourth
rubber on Sunday in singles, which wu
'
•
clinched by Andre Agassi, who came from
behind to defeat Jan Seimerink as the
U.S. beat Holl8I).d, 4-1, in the quarterli-
nals.
But in Saturday's match, it wasn't until
deep in the first set when American fans
}>egan chanting "USAi! USAI" -as if they
needed Leach and Stark to be in a deficit
before waking up.
"That's just the way American fans
are," Leach sftld. ..They don't get too
crazy. I felt their support, especiall~ in the
third set when we started coming back.
I'm just disappointed I lost"
Merely playing Davis Cup, though,
after contemplating retirement a few
years back, has been a remarkable step
for Leach.
"I felt like my skills had gone down,"
Leach said. • 1 got ranked around 81 and I
didn't want .to just hang and play in low·
er-level tournaments (challengers and
atellites), so ? just started working a lot
balder. I've been fortunate enough to play
with Jonathao and things are going~ •
well for me,"
• "Yeah, I would prefer more
home ties, I kind of like it,#
Gullikson said. "The only hassle ,
is tickets, but other than that, I
think this was my 11th tie and
seven .out of the 11 have been on·
the road and it is always a bit
more difficult without the
friendiy crowd behind yoµ."
• Event oUldals added more
security guards and portable
restrooms for Saturday and
Sunday, but ~troom lines were "'
still long.
• One of the belt scenes wu
Saturday morning bef 0re the
·doubles match,"'when t.he large
contingent of Dutch students
dressed in orange were joined in
a train dance by American fans,
as the Marine Corps band r
played patrioUc tunes. . ~
• Agwl addre•1d wby ~
S.turday'S aowd WM IO 1
mlkl·mannared. •Wbm you go t
up in a tie, 2-0, what ll9ppem la • tbf,t J*.>P1e think you've got it J
won, then all af tbe ladden .:
doUbliilldoela'l~wai.md ,'
tbe aWd,..... HollADd ~ •
gm unds the Amertcal' Ilda
that day. It elWay1 ~ •
• I
DON LEACH I OAl.Y Pl.OT
U.S • .,....._ player Jon.aU,.n Stark reaches for a return as teammate Rick Leach waits by the net 1n Saturday's Davis Cup action.
briefly
MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1997 8 •
SAN DIEGO CLASSIC . '
I
OCC crew sparkles
• Pirates third in JV Grand Final for eights.
Andy lcwthwidl Memortllll l'Nphy
Men'S a.. flnal
• T '
SAN DIEGO -Orange Coast
College's men's crew put on an
impressive display of firepower
Saturday and Sunday at the San
Diego Crew Classic, the Pirates
sweeping to victory in their beat
on Saturday, then finishing third
in the Grand Pinal of the Men's
N eights.
1. Newport Aquatics, 6:43.5; 2. Kent '.
Mitchell, 6:44.88; 3. New Haven. 6:48.92; 4.
SORC. 6:49.56; S. Potomac. 6:S2.97; 6. Cam·
brldoe, 6:53.97.
Coach Jim Jorgensen's team,
with Justin Freels at coxswain
and Rob Woefel at the stroke, left
California, Harvard, Penn and
UC Irvine it its wake on Saturday
in the beat competition, then fin.
ished behind charilpion Washing-
ton and runnerup Yale with a
time of 6:26.24, about 21/2 sec-
onds out of first place.
In the men's club final, New-
port Aquatics finished first. s.... Diego oww a..I<
Men's N Gnnd FlrYI
1. Washington. 6:23.59; 2. Yale. 6:25.52;
3. Orange Coast (Matt Pence, Eric Lufquist,
Mark Kern, Russel Grimes. Matt Buster, Eric
Christian, Tony Walker, Rob Woelfel, Justin
Freels). 6:26.24; 4. California, 6:29.09; 5.
Harvard, 6:42.21; 6. Stanford, 7:02.06.
Men's IV Heat A
1. Orange Coast. 6:16.24; 2. California,
6:17.22; 3. Harvard, 6:25.43; 4. Penn,
6:30.71; 5. UC Irvine, 6:55.75.
Men'1 Coll ... Novk:a A "-t B
1. Caf ifomla. 6:22.28; 2. Orange. Coast. .
6:34.76; 3. University of San Diego, 6:43.09; •
4. Washington State, 6:44.38; 5. Long
Beach State, 6:48.92.: 6. UC Davis B. 6:53.43;
1. UC San Diego, 6:53.78.
Der'9k Guelker Memor!AI Cup
Men'1 Col .... Novice A Gnnd Rnal
1. Wasl\ington, 6:18.23; 2. California,
6:30.58; 3. S"tanford. 6:44.65; 4. Orange
Coast. 6:45.79; S. UC Santa Barbara,
6:56. 76; 6. UC Davis A. 6:58.04.
Men's Open Rn.I
1. LBRA/Jed1, 6:29.30; 2. Umversrty British •
Columbia, 6:35.08; 3. Peml\JS, 6:37.Bl, 4 ;
Orange Coast. 6:45.88; S UC Davis. 6:46.71. •
6. Mann, 6·53 45
Men's Open HNt A
1. Orange Coast, 6:30.41, 2. Marin
6:33.29; 3. UC Davis B, 6:37.94; 4 Lake
Washington, 6:42 03; 5 California LW.
6:53 99; 6. Cal Mant1me, 7:00.44; 7. Loyola
7•16.06.
Women's Open Final
1. Kent Mitch. 7.11 40; 2 Newport Aquat
lcs, 7:14 10; 3 JOA. 7:32.50; 4 NorCal Com,
7·42.00; 5. Stanfocd. 7·47 78; 6. Austin RC.
B:06.S6.
Wotften'I Open Heat A
1. Newport Aquatics, 7:21.88; 2. Stanford
RC. 7:26.56 3. Austin RC. 7:46.75; 4 Santa
Clara, 7:51 .20; 6. St. Ma,Y.s. 8·10.40; 7 UC
Santa Barbara, B:21 38
B OATING
Angelman 12 ~
Windw~eew..-d Series
PHRF • A • 1. Dave Brfennan. Bravura, VYC:. 2. Craig Reynolds, Bolt. BYC.
PHRF • 8 -1. Jim Kerrigan, Eris, BCYC:. 2. John Donahue, Lorenza, BCYC.
PHRF • C -1. Dennis Godfirnon, Aries. ALYC:. 2. Doug Mills. Elan, BCYC:. 3. John Sza·
lay, Pussycat, VYC.
PHRF • D • 1. Joel Stone, Wild Child, SSYC:. 2 Don Albrecht. Valkyrie, SSYC:. 3. Lonn
Weiss. Gorilla Dust BCYC. ·
Eagles distinguish themselves at Trabuco Invitational
MISSION
VIEJO -The TRACK run outburst to put the Orange Empire
Conference game out of the Pirates'
reach and win 7-3.
Heather Rogers and Rachel Carver each
added two hits to pace SCC's offensive
onslaught.
was the key blow for the Vanguards in
their seven-run uprising.
The men were loers to Point Loma,
112-48, Westmont, 112-48, Biola, 127-40
a nd Azusa Pacific, 119-42, whle the
women dropped their matches, 125-38.
119-51, 81-59 and 104-75, respectively.
'D'abuco Hills Invitational track meet did
not tally team scores, but the high-flying
Estancia High Eagles captured a fine fin-
ish, according to Coach Steve Crenshaw
as bis relay teams fared well and several
individuals packed together.
Alex Hovis earned a third place in the
100 meter dash with a time of 11.5, and
he took fifth in the 200m at 23.5
The sprint medley relay team consist·
ing of Silvio Alderete, Hovis, Manuel
Orozco and Steve Rodriguez placed
fowtb (4:01.0), as the distance medley
relay earned sixth (11:45). That relay
squad was Aldrete, Rodriguez, Orozco
and Luis Lopez.
Darren Chandler opened the contest
with a leadoff home run for the Pirates.
'D'avis Clutter singled and stole second
and was driven in on a groundout by
Craig Ritter.
OCC's burler Jason Liuzzi kept Sad-
dleback's bats quiet until the third inning
when Corey Willkie ripped a two-run
roundtripper to tie the ballgame.
The Pirates regained the lead m the
fifth when Tom Powell knocked out a sin-
gle and swiped both second and third.
He was driven in by Clutter, who went 2
for 3 on the day.
Vanguard pitcher Jen Houston struck
out five Cal Lutheran batters while sacri-
fiong one earned run on just four hits.
Jen Merrow picked up the save for sec.
The nightcap saw a five-run Vanguard
fourth irulib.g result in a 10-7 victory.
Dawn Davidson went 2 for 3 with an
RBI and two runs scored. while Carver
and Jennifer Miskov contributed two RBI
a piece.
Matt Newton (2 for 5), Greg Schrieber
(2 for 4) and Mike Caston"(2 for 4) all had
solid starts for the Vanguards in the
opener. but in the nightcap sec was
checked on a three-hitter by Trevor
Whiteman through six innings, capped
by a Dan Bergman's one inning of hitless
relief in the seventh.
Cal Baptist worked the SCC pitching
staff over for 25 hits in the two games,
wluch included six home runs, seven
doubles and a triple.
ln the men's division SCC's best efforts :
carne from Daruel Hamilton (Uurd in the :
400 at 49.48) and fifth in the 200 (22.54),
Josh Schyltz (fifth in the 800 at 1:59.26J,
Brian Carlson in the high jump (tlurd.
with a 6-4 effort), and Bryan Waldnp
(second m the long jump, 21-31/4).
The 4x1600 -Tony Magana, Alberto
Munoz, Lopez and Orozco -took sixth
at 19.17.
Magana was fifth in the 1600m (4:45),
while teammate Munoz captured sixth
(4:47) and Ben Cardenas was eighth
(5:15).
But Saddleback retaliated with a five
runs in their half of the inning to send the
Pirates to 11-20 on the season and 3-9 in
the OEC.
OllANGI EM'tllE COfRllENa
s.dd~ 7, Orange CcNlst 3
The wins boost the blue and gold to
10-26-1 overall.
NoNcoNRRoa
SoCal Cot8-ge 4, C.I Lutheran 1
Cal Lutheran 010 000 0 • 1 4 2 soca1 College 200 020 x • 4 1 o 1
Oelianedis and Difatta. Houston, Merrow (7)
and Murie. W • Houston, 3· 15. L • Deliane-
dia, 3·2. 2B -Comer (CLU). 3B -Scott (CLU),
Waters (SCC).
The Vanguards drop to 24-10 overall,
11-6 in the GSAC.
GouKJi1 STATE Anunc Cot SWJU
C.I Baptist 13, Soc.al College 10
SoCal College 030 000 007 • 10 10 O
Cal Baptist 411 000 700 -13 12 1
Primm, Villarreal (7) and Pegg; Dawson, Truett
(9), Bergmann (9) and Newman. W • Dawson.
L • Primm. 2B • Payne (CB). Bergmann (CB).
3B • Buries (CB). HR · Newton (CB), Pegg (SCC),
Bobryk (CB).
In the women's division SCC's best
efforts came from Isis Orejel (first in the •
100 at 25.69 and second in the 100 a t
12.75), Maribel DelGado (second in th&
1,500 at 4:50.60), Darlene Pruitt (fourth m
the 3,000 at 11 :02.36), Tammy Vavken
(fourth in the discus at 103-0 and third in
the shot put, 108-4), Gina JoJola (fourth
in the javelin, 100-2) and Damann
Kenkwortb (first in the pole vault at 9-6).
Estancia's girls reeled in a pair of top
10 performances with a 24.39 in the
4x1600, a team that consists of Melissa
Niouye, Carmen Gambo, Celia, Orozco
and Janet Bonales.
The distance medley relay team of
Maribel Ontiveros, Bonales, Gambo and
Niouye finished in 14:17.5.
Saddleback tops OCC, 7-3
FULLER·
TON -Sad· BASEBALL
dleback College's baseball team spotted
the Orange Coast College Pirates two
runs in the first inning but tied the score
in the third before exploding for a five-
Orange Coast 200 010 000 • 3. 5 O
Saddleback 002 050 OOx -7-8 2
. Liuzzi, 5urdock (6) and Lukin. Tack, Poe (5) and
Radwan. W -Poe. L • Liuzzi, 2· 1. 2B • Punto (S),
Willkie (S), Radwan (S). HR -Chandler (OCC),
Willkie (S).
Vanguards sweep foe
COSTA SOFTBALL ?vfESA -The
Southern Calilornia College softball
squad used 21 hits to sweep a double-
header from nonconference foe Califor-
nia Lutheran University, who visited Cos-
ta Mesa Saturday.
In the Van.guards's first game, Sarah
Waters tripled home leadoff hitter Chris·
sy Vega to get the ball rolling for the
hosts in the 4-1 win. Michelle Murie,
SoCal College 10, C.I Lutheran 7
Cal Lutheran 001 11 I 3 -7 13 1
SoCal College 000 532 x • 10 11 3
Proffitt and Difatta. Merrow, Brandt (7) and
Davidson. W · Merrow, 3~5. L · Proffitt 6·2.
3B • Comer (CLU), Bates (CLU).
Vanguards lose a pair
R 1 V. ER. BASEBALL SIDE A
seven-run ninth inning by the Southern
California College baseball team offset a
seven-run seventh by host Cal Baptist
Saturday, but in in the end it was a dou-
bleheader loss for in the Vanguards'
Golden State Athletic Conference duel,
host Cal Baptist taking 13-10 and 11-1
decisions.
Catcher Rob Peg's three-run homer
C.I Baptist 11, Soc.al Cotlege 1
SoCal College 100 000 0 -1 3 o-
Cal Baptist 303 005 x · 11 13 1
Baily, Steele (6) and Pegg. Whiteman, Berman
(7) and Newman, Wozniak. W -Whiteman.
L • BNaily. 2B • Spicer (CB), Fill (CB), Payne (CB) 2.
38 • Buries (CB). HR · Bobryk (CB), Payne (CB),
Murd (CB). Vitamanti (CB).
Vanguards in a squeeze
SAN DIEGO
-Southern Cali· TRACK
fomia College's men's and women's track
and field forces traveled to Point Loma
Nazarene College in San Diego Friday
and were handed losses by the handful
on a team basis, each dropping four deci-
sions in the quadruple-dt>uble dual meet.
Schedule
Today
•Baseball
College • Southern California College
at Cal Poly Pomona Pitzer. 3 p.m.
• Softball
Community college · Orange Coast
at Riverside, 3 p.m
Deep Sea
SUNDAY'S COUNlS
• O.vey's Lodler • 6 boats. 109 anglers.
13 bonito, 1 barracuda, 89 calico bass,
93 sand bass. 112 sculpin, 27 sheephead,
2 halibut. 29 rockfish, 71 mackerel.
63 blue perch, 94 blacksmrth perch.
27 whitefish.
• Newport Lltndtng · no report. ..
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Thl1 b11alM11 la con-Ing. Coast Communfty Col-qulrn that the blddet Pol· Each bid muat conform of CalllOrnla has det11· Publl•h•d Newport apptOYed by lhe Office of publlc works contracl. Pilot Aprl 7. t 4• 1997 PW DP IL MM
ducted by "' lndlvldual ~ Olttrk:t Bldg .. 0 .. aeaa the lolk>wlng etas· and be responsive to lhe mined the gen•any prevail-Beach·Coata Meaa Delly Sman and Minority Buu-w_hlch Is submitted by a ml49 Gary J. Klnoe NJ A · eoaui t1raUon of contractor'• fl. contrllCC esocumenta. Each Ing ra111 of wages In lh• . neu, 1531 I Strael, 2nd bidd• whO hu been cs. tH73Ttl313 ~~ CAam~wnue, c.nae at the Ume that VI• blddet shall 1ubmlt, on the locality In which lhe Work Pilot April 7• 14• 11197 m64ll Floor, Sacramento. CA C9rtifled ftom contrac1ing --,-U-B-L-IC_N_O_T_IC_E __
Thia "*"*" wa1 flled Project ldenllllcatlon conttact II •warded': form furnished w!Ul lh• It 10 be pertOfmed. Coplea 95814·20t6. with the State by the 0.. --------with the County Cler1C of N . °' Coast COi-Contractor: "8" General conttact documenta, a 1111 of theae wa~ ratt determl-Sida mu11 be wbmltted pwtment of fair Empoy· "-,.,......., :>-ze.t7 ~Hew ar;J!intenance & Bulldlng Contractor ol the pro~ed aubcon· nations. enlllled PREVAIL· PUBLIC NOTICE fOf the entire woik d• rnenl and tblllng, lhall be fll• 1117111191
.,.ange ..,.,.. .. , on n!:. I Bulldl . Bld PUBLISH· Af>rll 1 1997 lracl04'1 on thla l>fOlecl aa ING WAGE SCALE, et• ICrlbed lher• n. OevlaUons deemed 10 be notvespon. N:mDm-Oally l'tlo4 Marett 31, Ailfll ..,...,.atona ng, and April i4. 1"1 • required by the Sublettlno maint•lned at tht OISTRICT OM14"787 ~om plans Ind 1pec1flca· .iv. and shall be~. ..m,_
7. 14, 21 , 1"7 ~Bid•.,. on 111 and WAU< THROUGH: APf1I and Subcontr1cllng P'afr office located al: 1370 S late of C•llfom la lion• .-.1• not be considered ~ment of Oewf• The--. PlllOll(I)
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A•..aOHMINT Of' ~ ~.J.. c:;;. .. ~· Ina Lot "f" (714) 43N590 bOnd in an amount not IHI tractor lhall po11 a copy ol 'NOTICm~O bid will be conltdered """ partment'a Hlabllahed c.,, 140-A I.ON -
U91 Of' PICTITtOUI CA. (714) 4~73 ' A> DA~: May 29, 1"1 thM ten perctnt (I°") Of thla doeumenl at each job CONT••~T-s IHa It It made on a 1tand· 9C*t Of 15 ~for,,._ .... CAtlR45
.............. NOltCI! ts HEREBY 11U:OO p.m. the tot81 bid Pflc9, peyable Ille. The Cor11ractor and ._ "'" •d lorfn Mnlahed by the notltY tMfne9s .,.._,._ ---·~ ~ penont GIVEN ll'l•t the abo,,._ BOARD DATE: June 11, to the Olttrtct at• 9ueran-any IUbeonltactor under II DS 13e 2 (Rew. 1/94) Dep8nmen( and It made In (M8t), I .c:cenl tor aa:n•P :::' =•tlout '::.~.: = ~ c:,: 1
:': payment al'lall be ~ :!" eec~. '!n: :::.CJ~ ":u lh~ ~ ~·i :::=::, =:. "In-="~. _: :i;,:: • ::-. \.":" 1~ C.. Ntlme: VldoO To U, 1111 ~ by and''ttwougtt ... made tor WOfll °' fNltetl8I promptly ... cut• lhe wtgM to .. worbrt em-s.flled a... w11 be ,.. ~ biddtf'l '"'81 otlll tor Cll8lllll9d WWM ...... ..._ -·'"I---------...,...
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You hevt ~ CAL£NDAA lnO ctalme writ not ~re INVITINQ 81DS b\.111,,.n Y•I? No n. Mng °' N .-meet dOtl ~ QP!m IM Y9ll 1""11 flc:nout Cl*'*9 Undet .... ReccltOI 11' tllt olfoet Of .,. ,...... ~ ... of the '4 HE'4RING on the
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• It Ml'V9d on you IU file a Iha htertng dlll noticed CCt td at Ille Olflce Of the Jl'll tlllGmOnl WU lllod ht ... of a fiCMolll SU.Mii Of 1111 CoutC)' Clti1' A ~ '9iQ SOE) $UN WOUI( Cf10I l:aidomia, 0. Of $111: 411497 Trvtt. ...,_ .... tf1n011, • Mey 8 l i9? II \ :-45 M...... ...... .... ..... llyCI ...... _ ........ lh ... c.u.11 c .... o•Nont·-· .. -·-..,_.... ... _ •• , ........... u. ... ..-.. In ... -... PM •• p ... 7031 •••
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Olher leg•l r• court clerk Proapec1lvt bidder• may Carman Kovar, 1731 La· ITln.Brr PUBLIC NOTICE common ltw (Set StC11011144001~ dt&lQM!loll. ii any, lofof• eDCWed Md dellwftd to vour auorney .
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Allorne~ for th• Pell· oblaln one set ol bid OOCU· bradoi Dr., Colla Mesa, YUllBIJIDWl1, tltte1 .Jlu•nutllldProfesaions$he>wn1~.lfno111"tlddttss Ille undtttlf!Mcl • Wl'll\e11 IF YOU ARE A 10 ca• "' artor.ney right tloMr: ments at no COii 8.1 lht Of· CA 112626 ,... • file No.1tt7t714•27 Code) OI' Otrltf common dUIQMbon lS o.dlllllon of DefMlll .end CREDITOR Of " contin
1wty. 11 you do not know MIC~L.AVEY hce ol the Public WprllS This bualneu Is con-NI Cofpocm twna WESTtRN ACTmOUS 9UlllEU RmF.llng stiown. #llldlelnS to flt IOClloll o.-ncl '°' Siie. and• wtitttn gant c reditor ot 1he
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30 DIAS CALENDARIOS Publlthtd Ntwporl 3330 19973715544 Sll"*4·10412,218 CAG2680 FICTTTIOUSIUSIMESS Ftmando MISSlon BM!. Sulll T • • • t f ll ~ ~;~!si:r::~r7t':ra ~:Qu[,: =~:,c~C~~•31M~si11 ~ally BPubtclshed Newp or1 7°~1~ :~1o~9~;rch 31,::;u ~)· fllndS (turdus) • Ths ws111ess 1sconoucte0 DI The =A.=)~ 1208, Miulon Hilts, c& 91345 :as:::=:...:~: ~uer~stas ia;,~~J:d ~n en .... CO(lt ar • pr • 7, noh· osta M111 Dally • • • ' ~ • a corporaion oo.no wsiness as SUOS Pill' (S18)361-4438 Cindy HttZOQ So• Sf591, Dlllla, T ... secuon 9100 of the
Una Clr11 0 una llamada l997 Pilot April 7, 14, 1997. PUBLIC NOTICE -,~.,: reows IJC)llC:ytlolOer •. The reoisttanl commenced II: FOOi.. & PUB 16582 Gotnan lt2641M 3-2~'· 4-T 1997 752'1.$311 FOR TRUSTEE'S Cehforma Probate Code.
ttlelonlc• no le olrectra MF621 m650 • • . lfi/lSact tiusiness under ltM Slr!et. #K ttimnoton Bueti Ci , PU C N SAL.£ INfORMATIOtf Pl.WE The ume for fihng
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ta PUBLIC NOTICE Flclllloua Suelnes• lntOme IOl'Clle VW · 2•,an,661 habOllS Dusiness name 01 G26At7 • BLI OTICE CALL ~1)"7·n21 L<*ESTAR claims will no1 expire
esrna a maQuina Ilene Que PUBLIC NOTICE N•m• St•t•nt•nt ~~ms IOI' the year • ~s listed al>Ove on Ma/th 1, OulQ Xll. 1000 Ynez Avenue NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE ~T ~EE SEIMCES, L.L.C. before lour months
cumplir con 111 lormall· NOTICE OF The following persons are · • . h,,,7 l.t>lltellY Paf11. CA TS H .A242239 1 T COLI.ECTOR AT· from the heanng date
d1dH legaJts epropiadas PUBLIC HEARING Flcllllou1 Bu1ln•H doing business as: News-We hereOr ctllfy 11111 Cl'oe lbOW SIGNED KONO EHTERPAISES, Jue Wano 1000 Ynez Avenue Loan : 961268.'CfilKco:r,: TEMPTING TO COUECT A nouced ebove.
sl ullod Qulere QUI lo cone NOTICE IS HEREBY Name Stalemenl !>Or1 Spor1s Training 17 ltlmS 11t 1naocof'dMICe With the By Randall YarNUChl. Pltsulent MontellY Pa~ CA lH-623 °;6 WEST£ OEST. AK't INFOflfllATION YOU MAY fXAM-escuche su caso. GIVEN lhll p1.1bllc hearings The following persons are Sorren10 Court, Ne~port AMiii SURment for lhe yeat Tiu statement was hied wtltl Tl'llS bUsiness is conducted .,. CONVEYANCE COMPJ~ 1:~· OST TTAINPUED WILL BE USED FOR INE the ltle kept bv the
SI usted no prtaenta au will bo htld b lh C doing t>uslflOSS as· Money Coesl, CA 92657 tndeO December 31. 1096, midi tile COunty Clerll of Oranoe e rtne .., • · HA RPOSE. ASAPJ51•2t If
'"'""" • llompo, '""'' MH• cttv couin :n ~::! Ma""' 1n"o1moOo Club, Tho mu "'""'''"· 11 • '" ""'""" "°""""'°"'· """"""""' 18, "" •·I\!.,~ "" "" " .. :, ',:":,~.,..":~':, "" .,,, "' ~~:"; • .,r:.~.~',~. ~~: percser el caao. Y le pueden d1y, April 21 , 1997, at 6:30 19742 MacArthur Blvcs .• ~orrento Court, Nowport ~l'IUlllllO law NOTICE-Tlws Fie,ooos Name to lllnsact i.ismess ~noer ~Trust WILLg SELL AT PUBLIC • PUBLIC NOTICE estate. you may Ille
qu tar 1u 1al1rlo. tu dlntro p.m., or at soon thereafter Ste. 212, lrvln1, CA 92715 oast. CA 92657 N 'AMES l. SCHAU.Sn', Statement WllrtS lrve years from llC'1IDllS ooS1ness ni AUCTION TO niE HIGHEST w th th t re I Y otras cou• de iu a1 po11lble In lht Co ncll Anne Schroeder 19742 This buslneu 11 con· ......._. Int date ii was ldeo in ttle Olhet I d me 01 BIDDER FOR CASH Loan· 1502697M'ILSEYt'NBSC i e cour a orme "?"" oln •• ,,. ,,,..._ Chem"'• 01 Cl~ ""~ 77 Mo<Mhu< Bl•d.. • ... "" • .., ... ,,, •• lndl""" . N """' w ....... -... '°'"• .... A ... "'' ~lo''ili .. ~'Ju. WAHG "'""' ......... ,,.!";..:'; .... .. .. , .• ''" """ JO ~ ...... ' ~o·fl Sp•rCl81 na por part• de 11 cor1e. Fil, Drive Costa Mesa on Irvine, CA 92715 Have you slD11ed doing ~ oous Business Nlme St.ltemell! T , II\ Ult U I d S ) A p N l>t 049 071 24 T'"•· o11oe o t e i mg o an E'Jd11en otros requl1i101 I• the followin Item· ' Patricia A. Jo11nson 749 business yea? No Ntwj)Ort llelch-costa Mesi must be hie<! l)llOr to that date lu statement was filed will • n II llllS and/OC tM 7 um r • • , .....: 1nven1orv and eppra1sal
111!H· Pued• QI.It u1tld OROINANie amending Sunnyhllls Rd., Full~rton, Thomas Hendrickx CN4142043mOArw7,8,9,10, 11, lhe hl1no of !Ills statement does g:, (;Qi~. Cle7rtc ol Otangt :=~~~lie~ g~ ~::' Zno~%:::, ~~J:~~: ~~ o l es tat~ assets or o l
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com';eh:'sfv~ly This buslneu is con· wllh tilt County Clerk or tin state 01 a Frtb~S Bu~s~~s NOTICE· This Ficlloous Name ~: 29r:Jpay~le In tu• at dai: ~= ~ 1 d~:i1° u~~ as provided in section •o:,:•~ • un Oboo••o ''"'"" '"° """' ,,..,. •uctod 'Y' , •'""" ...,. <Xon., County on """"' PUBLIC NOTICE -on .. .,.. 0 '" -" =• ""~ I"' ""' 1~ ,.,,11,.:,1 " ,:,, o 0:":': '°' .., "'°" ~ ~0,;,, '"' 1 250 ot '"' Calll••~• pu • amar a un setvlc:lo llons contained In nue 13· nershlp 19973715528 anott1e1 unoer FeOtral State r 11 was I td in Int 0111 .... In~ t v t4 d property ti may bl sold at ' Probate Code. A Ro·
dt rtlettncl• de at>Ogados to amend various sectlcnS Have you slar1ed doing Dally Piiot March 3t A "' common law (SH SecllOn 1...&'ot Int County Clm A new Frdl htld ts con aye to anDH now public: Pie 11 you nttd an quHt for Speci1I Nonce ~~(~!a o~c:fir'ec~~rl~~d; or othlf
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on co · • 13; and to relocate regula· 11 s staiemen1 was tried PUBLIC NOTICE ~ '~"' "' flm!il.no "'"Mino 01 ttws stalement does R. CLARK BETIY EILEENE sl'lould contact a iawyer Notice Attorney few ~ddoner:
CASE NUMBER lions IOI unde1ground utility with the County Clork of ht lollOWlllO person(s) is-2tt Newp0119tJCh·Costa Mesa not OI itst!I astllOnze !tie use 1~ CLARK BENEFICIARY· FIDELITY IS htH°'1 QNen that BEC Trust C. W9iem c.taon. Jr.,
CNumero del CHO) districts 10 T1Ue 15. Orange County on 3·19·97 Fictitious Butlneu 004nQ oo51ness as· GREAT MEX. CN411981 Mai 24 31 Atlf 7 14 t/llS swe ol a MdabOUS 8us-nes~ FEDERAL SAVINGS AHO LOAN Deed S.rvlCI A Oetawar~ Corpo-Inc.
98£08840 .,ORDl INANC f repealing 19973714844 T .. ~Tm,I• s, t•t•m•n• :::: C~08 Blw R>untlln 1wr' ~'" ':"O~_!ltsnohls ~ASSOCIATION RecordaONO· l&llOll, as truslM. OC' SualenOC' A Proh11'a .. Corp.
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lht cour1 is· (Et nomb,. y Costa Mesa . Municipal 7, 14, 2t , 1997 'mt;26 go1::fc business as: w.o.w. L ~rrrorz y~~· ~5 ~ PUBLIC NOTICE common law \See Staon 14.ac 87·657768i11 Book page oi 1111riuan1 to !he dffd ot trust 140 direcclon dt
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cortt II) Codt and adding Chap1er es gn, t 543 Valonc1a, a Tm o rm A el sea Bus111ess ano P11lles54oru Olflc:lal Reoorch In lh• otllc:e or ueailed f>V Wiid M Wiisey l'M
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L S XXI 10 TIU• 10. 10 tstablish PUBLIC NOTICE Newport Beach, CA 92660 rn rusmess 1s conooctea Dy Cooel ttie Recorder 01 OranotCounty TruseM 1116 Pattlcl.a Ann 'Misty ~8"e4 41
0 ANGELES MUNICIPAL tht requirement for permits Diana E G31rdncr, 1543 an1no~ouat . • Rll lle.1Mm15305 j~rstAlrno YOU ARE IN OEFAULT1JNOER A Tru1t11t'Vestlng as lo/lows Wa.<d
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COURT. 14400 DELANO 1nd regut111on1 ol com· Flctlllou• Buatnea• Valencia, Newport Be3ch, Reoisvant nu not yet oegun · FICTTTIOUllUll..U NewpoitBtacn-Costa Mesa OHO OF TRUST OATEO M. WllHY and Patricia Nin °
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STREET. VAN NUYS, CA mtrclal vending vehicles Name St t CA 92660 IO 01nsact wsmess unoer lt1e Mllf ITATBlfJll' CN410155 140031>A Mar 201 11/t0/87 UNLESS YOU TAKE Wiisey as TroslltS of tilt WllSty 9\401 on public streets. Environ-Th
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The n•me. addreu, and mental Ot1trmlna1lon: Ex· doln~ ~u~~~1P:~~o~s. are ducted by: en 1nd1vldual names llstedllemn dOlng .f!u11ness a. S08WA~ . PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD 011Z811992 as Instrument no PUBLIC NOTICE
lltf'I attorne or lalntltt REZONE PETITION R·97· Harb~r Blvd n ';~:d· 2796 business yet? No Tilts statement was 111ec witl'I ANllelm, CA G21Kl6 NEED AH EXPLANATION OF olflc:tal records In !he olfa ol Loan 1009403M'ILSEY.IN9SC wlll'IOul n r; P . 02. City ol Costa Masa, to Mes-a CA
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\Ill· T,h~s s1a1oment was llled Couniyon Marth7 1997 Ave11Jt,Cemtos,CAG0700 111»-12 TS NO. tl-00250 YOU CEEOlNG AGAINST YOU, YOU counly, Calllomla. ano puriuant a.pn. 949-071·24 TCA: 07·001
• recc on Y el ast Wilson Street from R2· lage Wa Costa M s C W l the County Clerk of NOTICE·Ttws MCIJbDllS Name Tt.s b.lsaness is conducted tJf ARE IN DEFAULT UllOER SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER to tilt Nolloe 01 Oel1ull And Nollet ol TruslN's sale Under
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y, 0 a, A Orange Counly on 3-28·97 SIJtement eJCl)lrtS hve yea" from anulO~lllal NOTICE OF DELINQUENT f 532 HIGtilAND DRIVE. NEW· Eltcllon To St» 11\ereunder Deed ol Trust Yo11 are In default
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1997371553:Z tile cate 11 was hied in Cle O!llee Reoimnt haS not yet tieoun ASSHSMENT OATm Ol·z1• PORT BEACH. CA92660 (II a recorded 12/1911996 in book. under a deed ol trust. dalld
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w, Watkins, Santa Ana CA Dally Piiot March 31 , April ot tile Coonty Olerll. A new ficb · ID ll'lnsact ws1ness under the,lf. UNLESS YOU TAKE lCTI. ON ltrNt address or common page, as lnsll'Umtnl no 96-Novtmtltr 1, 1991, unless you Ilene abogacso, es) GIVEN
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DANIEL G. FELOING, JR., hat 1' uid time This business ls con· must be hied pnor to trial cm names listed herein ERTY fT MAY H SOLD AT shown abow. no warranty Is Wlft sell on 04fl1/t997 at !ht P<Ol>trtv. II may be sOld at a
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M N· Wllllam A. Gregg T!1e lonow1ng p11sons are anol!ltr uncer Feeltllll State or NOTlCE-Ths Ac:nous Namt LAwnfl. TOWN a COUNTRY tilt obNOatlons secured !hereby. at pul>llc: auction to lht hlglltst IS 11erebY gMln ~t BEC Trust
DATE: JULY 18, [kN~e°D AfJ'i'b IS CHAL· This statement was fried <Sotng busineu as: Pu1ffect common law (Set SecbOn 14.coo Statement expres Ir,. )'ean from TRUSTtE SERVICE> WlLL nerttolore executad and dtltv· bidder'°' call (payable at tilt Oead S.Mc.e. A Oelawar1 t8H chall be ~RT, the with the County Clerk ot Auto Servloe, #88, 2301 et seo Business and !WfeSSlons1h CS. It was filed 1n cne Ottlc:t CONOUCTTifl &AU. LOCATED "10 to Ille underilgned a Dm• ot salt tn law!UI money 01 COl'porallon, as rustle, or
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ft I CH Clertc by Ju• IC ·~ SSUIS r $'""' at 188737143:Z8 Mesa, CA 92627 Fi111 fihno '°'' ~SlntSS ~ Stlllmtnt FOUNTAIN YAllEY CA 12711 and Demand IOI' Salt. ano and ln!lrts1 conwytd 10 and ""'"' pursuant tD tllt Cited 01 Mool~f, o.Putr n a ::;..:.·~·~ .. :~~: .. ·:; Do" P•DI Mm<h 31. Al><•I t.::.~No!".'C'k ,:,,g••• _,.. """"""' '"" """ 1" Hod .... • ..... ~~ .. ~ 'l' :,n,~~ "": ::.:· ~ow~~. "!.!
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MPLAINT lflctlllou1 livered to the City Council ducted by· 1n lnd1vl<Sua1 · · 1 use in propeny snua•d In Or e u bSly said oWganons 111d mtier desc:t1bt0 M mora fully Trust recorOtO on OZ!lOl1992
/ lncorrec:I N•m•I al, or prior to. the publlc PUBLIC NOTICE Heve you a1arted doing :n, m. ot a fa~s ~Slness County Cllilornla known lflO,, !llerulter tilt undmigneo dtsctlbed on said OeeO ot Trnt • lnstrumtot no 92·101057 1n FICTITIOUS NAME (No hearing. business yet? No PUBLIC NOTICE fl'Oftttin =~,:' ,,~ ol 2743 HllMew Df1Vi Clllomla caused said nonca ol dttault The property address and 011\er bOok PIO• ol otftoal rtc:ofdS In
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the Deputy Cllll' Clerk N•m• Statement This staltmenl was lolecs Ale No. 1H73712t2• common law (See Section 14400 Lot 2. unit 12 in tilt d1y 0j tOOec:ambtf 26, 1996 as Instr OI• real propeny described ot Orano• county, ca.tomla. and
complilnt, the ptalntitl Publlsheo Newport T~e following persons are with Ille County Clerk or FICTmOUS lUSINf.SS g:,.,.. ~suiess '"° Proltssions NtW!>ort e.act\, a Otf Illa plat No 96-6508081n Book Pagt ol at>O¥t Is purpor11d to be 445 pu11uan1 to tile Nob Of Default
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· P11 ONLINE. 24!1 Fiscner Avenue 8-2 CN412G58 111683oMH Al/I to tile enrano1 or 11'11 Oranot made In n is condition wit11out liabUny for any lncoffec:tntss or 641493 ot said olllclal records
danl Jn lilt cornptalnt by PUBLIC NOTICE -flulcs Research Coipora· ' 14• 21 • 1997 m632 Costa Mesa CA 92626 7,14,21,28. 1097 CMc eeni.r. 300 EISI Cl'laomai. coven~! or warrvuy. QPrtSS !llt P<OPt1 address and other wll Mii on 04fl1/1997 Al Int ~· .~"~~~;."";.~~~~~ NOT\CE OF ~:~~'."~~:lo '~~.~,~~ PUBLIC NOTICE A.:,c .~:.'!'.:::. ~'\ PUBLI c NOTICE -1f."11;i'::"r.\:, ·: .... ~~ "= :.::'.'":... ·:~'? . .:!r.'~ ::m..:"l: • ..:.,:::o: ... :.,:x; = ~ .!T."" .......
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be· STACY GAJUS NOTICE is HEREBY This business Is con-~NO~Il ::O...J..~~IT This tiusmess 1s conoucieo 0y Fil• No. 1H73712123 l8f s Check drawn on a samos sum ot !he nolt(s) secured by ob1JQ1Uon secured by !he prop-Ave. Placenll.t, CA at 10.00 A.M · · GIVEN that a public tiear-ducted by: a corporation ,,_ ,._ a coll)Oraoon FIClTTIOUS aUSINESS assoc:1.tllon. or Sl'o'lngs bank said Deed or Trust. WiOI Inter· •rtv 10 1>t SOid and reasonable at publle auc:llon to lhe hlgnest
dba THE SOFTWARE Ing will be hold by the Have you 51aned doing ITATtMOO Tilt rtoistram commenced 10 NAMf ITATEMOO specified In tlnanc:lal code 51o2es1 as 1n 0111 Mii provided, es6mallld costs. expenses and bidder tor cash (payable at tile
VIOl;O COMPANY, amencss Costa Mesa City Council business yet? Yes, 3.5.96 YUR ENOm OECEMlfl 21, transact business uncer ttle The IOllOWlllQ pe11on(s) ivatt and aulhorlZad to do business aovances. II any, under Ille adV3ll09$ al ltle llmt ot 111e lnlllal time of sale In laW!ul money ot
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Ing Iha true nam1 for tht p.m , or as soon !hereafter hon, David J. Clint. Presl· Full COrpome Nlme CHUAC~ oames listed above on February 3 STEAKHOUSE, L p, 15433 {;ul~• ~.622.93 ln<:IUdlnQ the total ltts. Charges and expenses ot IS. $108.519,45 In addition to and Interest conveyed to and
llclltlous nam1 wharevor 11 as possible, In the Council dent . WTUAL INSURANCE COWPAH'f 1097 · Drive. lr.ine. CA 1126()6 amount 01 unpaid balanoe and !he Truslle and ol 111• trusts casn, '!'• trustee Wiii acoepl a now held bY it undtr said dNd
'PP''" In !ho <omptolnt. Chfmb"' ol Clfy H.n, 77 m, ""•monl • ., lolod ,_ °""' ""' ,.._,. SONED AC<: COMJl<<Al~NS '"'" s • .-... l P. '"" ""'-....... ..... ....... " ... °"" OI Tru" ""'"' s ""'* ""'" on '
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F1lr Drive, Costa Mesa. on woth lhe County Clerk of Lane. MemH W. S4-452 INC By M.!tQartl Mao · lorna. 1250 Prospect SttteL Suite eicpensas and advances at the Said salt wW bl held Oil" AprU o< nauonal bank. a Clltel! d11wn In said counly and stall he<t-FELDINO jR • tht lollowlng ilem: Orange County on 3. t9·97 Total admtltd mets . Pltsioent nus 305, La Jolla, CA 92037 lkn• ol lnltial publteallol1 ol 1!11Sj28. 1997. It 3:00 p.m on !ht by a st.ate OC' 1eOtral creOll union lnatllr Otsc:nt>ed: M more II.Illy
• • REOUEST FOR COlJNCtL 19973714840 $356,8611,127 Tnr nu Dusiness 15 co~Cl!d bV nollca Tiit salt Wiii bt madl front s•ps to tllt entrance ol o< a dlec:k drawn bY s1a11 o< otSal!>ed on said Deed ot Trust
B Pub II oh°' N• wp O" REVIEW I•~ M•yD< p,0 O"IY Polo! M"<h 31 """I T .......... • "6.233.767 .. &,:!:'"'r.."" 1 "'O' ~· ....... -··· """I __,,, « WWt"1~''" .._ .... CfOlo<. 300 E "'"" "".:11
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• ~ wnt1-1ns fOf speall CQi ... , o ranoe The ltOIS11'11'11 need reoerdlng 111111 poaeulon OI' Cllll>fTl*t Orange, CA At Olt aauon. PY gs assOdadon or modlfted by tnat certMi unre·
Po101 Apnl 7, 14, 21. 28. Recru11on Facilities and • ' · m623 ~s IUnOs. 1,600.000 ~~1~rcn ~19G7 ttanSact wsines~~r U: encumbrances: to satisfy 'tilt llmt ot 111• lnllial publlcadon ot smng5102 s1bankFs~.!!~ In Stdion corded Change In 11m1s agrte· t 997 P1rkw1ys CQmmlssion ac-PUB UNsllgned lundS (surplus) • · s ttitiOllS Name 10 w lnclebtlelnass secured by said !his notk». tilt total amount ol o tilt 1n .. ..-Cooa and ment da•d October 11 f994
""'' lion .. M~<h ... 1 .. 7. ,. LIC NOTICE ......... ... ......... "" .... I•• .... ..... -• -""' ·-· -.. .. ... ... -.. .. ............ '""""' ... "" .._,, .......... 0 ... --=-~~-----1 g11d1ng us• or the Neigh-Flctlll a I Surt*ls as f'tOl/OS pohCVflOl<ltr • t1le oal! rt was hied in lht Othce ~Jg;51e0 atxM on January prCMded In said Oedaratlon ot obllgatlon sacured by Ill• above state In !he event ltndtr otntr common designation. n any. ol PUBLIC NOTICE borhood CommuMy Cen· oua ua neaa GO 63,\360 OI lllf Courtty Oelll A new Fidl-• Cownants ConOlllons and dtsetlbtd Oead o1 TMl llld lllan c:nh is aooeplld tM truSIH tilt rNI property dtsc:nOtd ---------' '" by Bounce Under a e N•m• Statement , lnc'ome tor 1111 • 201 58 700 llOUS 8uS1ness Name St.a11mtn1 SIGNED tAVINE STE.AKHOUSE. Restncllons, recoroed 03·06· esdmalld costs. upanses, and may wllhhold tM 1Ss11aoce ol Int above rs l>Uroortad t.o bl 445 81C 8087 NlghtClub. g d Tr' followrng persons are Dsoorsemt1111~ lt1t 1 a, . must be hied pnor to tNI Catt ik~ 9y IMne StealO'louse l/lC 92." lnsll'Umtnt I 92·137472 advanoes Is $307.03023 It ls trus11t's detO unlll lunos be· santa Nia Avenue Newpon
NOTICE OF NOTICE IS FURTHER 0 ng business as: •) 184 336,470 ye Ille hling or trts StaMment does--PaMtr 9y lhomaS J In otlbal rtc:OfdS OI Oranoe possible that at tllt 1lma DI Slit come avallaClt to tilt P'V" DI' Btad1. CA 92663 Tht under·
PETITION TO GIVEN that at said lime 'j<>~.try Fi}~n~,l b) ;xcel We '11treoV ce"ly thal tilt •bow "°' 01 •lSeft aulllOnte Ille use tl'I !S~. Jr· Prtsident county The unclerslgntd 11'\11111 lht optnlfl9 bid fnS1 bt llSS end°"" • a mattat ol rtahl slgntcl tl'llstlN d~ llrY ADMINISTER and pltee 111 lntereS1ed
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u '?· c . " ~on und· items .,. in acconSance lh !tie 11\S statt ot 1 Ftcbaous Busl~ss s st11tment •IS lrlf!O Wlltl was appot11tad and substJtu•d lhall ltit totll lndtlletdnttS dUt Said salt _. bt madl, bu llablllty IOI' llty incOrrlcinfls ol
ESTATE OF· '*'°"' may appear and ~~~5 e:~~::sef: 9:62~3, A.Mia! Sttllmem IOI' ,: -·· Name in ~o1111on ol lhe ngflts or~-(;Qi~. Cle11t ~ Orange bY an 1ns1111mao1 dalld August Dall 4~1197 WESTERN RE· without COYINf'lt OI war~~ tilt Pfoptrly lddrass and other
JONN • .. ....... '"' °'• eo-T G • -......... ·-.!....,, """""""' -.... 00 _,.,. _ .... ,_, "· .... .,, """"' on COllV(YANCl COMPANY. INC ...... " "'"''· -··· ........ -n-. ' .. W. ROBLEE •k• ell on''" above Item. om · Kessler, 12 Land· 1 · ,,...,, .,...,. common 1aw (See ~on 144'X NOTICE· TM Fica'°'-!s Na.me Stpllmblr 04 1996 1n Oranoe IS said Trus11t, ffanots Oe· 11111, possenton, or ancum shown Mreln The total amount
JOHN WALTER IF THE AF 0 A EM EN-~~~:ewpor\ eeacl\, CA ::1111 ~:=' CorMISSIOlltr, et StQ 8uS1ness and f'lolesSIOnS Statement txprtS ""' yen llOm county Nob OI Oetautt r• Palm•~ Anfs13nt Secr•'*Y bflnOtl, 1o sallsly Int lndtblld ol lht 110~ balance 01 tM ROBLEE TIONED ACTION IS CHAL· T I N Code\ Ille Oi1e ti was Med 1n the Olhct cord.a on Oec:emblr 19 1996 1750 t . 411 St . S• 700 Slnta nm MCU(td by Aki Cited ot>llOalion 5tCU!t0 by 11'11 prop.
CASI! NO. A 188740 LENG ED IN COURT, 1111 du~l~d ~~~~~e~~tvl~ ~on· N ~~ ~~~ f1111 Ftlrno ol tile CQinty Clertt. A new f!Ct· tnstrvment I 96-()6.41662. Iii Ana. CA 92706 (714) 54s;gs72 advances lhtftunelet, . Wiii arty to 1>t sOICI and reasonable
To alt twlra, benenclarles ch1ll1ng1 may be llmlled 10 Hav · ua • • -• Newoo118u c:n-Cosca Mesa bous 9uS1ness Name Stattmef'! oflldll rtCOfdl ol Oflnge Wt are assls1ina Iha Banttlclaty lntlrnl IS ptDYldtd lnefeln. anc estlmalld costs. txPtflSts and
creditors, contingent crec11: only thoH luues raised al busi~ea~°:ei?~~ed doing CN4"f:i':,"1'r,'tr11~8~s0a1 CN~ 10t 45 Mar 24 ,3 \. "°' 7 14. 111Jst be lrltO Pl!Or ID N date coun~. In Clllornla. Tile put. to coUed • deb1 and lllY In tor· In• unPlld pmctpal bUlCt o aOVlnCIS at ttt time ot tilt lntlial tort. and person• who mey the pub lie htaflng d• Tom Kt ..,... • ••• 1 • 1, 1997 The t111no ol tl111 s111tment doeS ponatJ ownet(S)' GlltS F a. & matlon wt obtain Wiii bl used tilt nolt llCUrtd by said det< publlcallon ot tilt nob ot Siii
0111erw111 be ln1trtsttd In scribed In this nollct or In This ei!~!:.nt 1GCl7 not ol itself 11.11t1onZe tilt use 11 Giits. Ol9nl bi'9 Mifcti ·26 lat lllal purpose wntllltr re-with llttrasl lht<ton • provldtc Is: S118.3\1 £3 tn adOIUon to
the wm or tstalt, or both, wrlllen c0tr11pond1nc1 d• with lh• County "'~19 :11'4 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE tru state ot 1 Fra•ous 9uS1nm 1wr' H1f1>0f v1r#ICnOl l1D etNld O<lltt or In writing. IF In said nolt, feet. dlargtS anc C*Sll. lht truslle wtl IOCtPI a ot: JOHN w. ROBLEE ake Uvertd to the City Council Ora C er o Nlme m "10lallon of tht riOllts ot owntf'I Assodaaon Town & AVAILABLE. TliE EXPfCTEO axpenm ot !ht trustM and tn1 c:antefs Cllec:k drawn on• st.alt
JOHN WALTER ROBLEE al, or prior lo, Ifie public ngt ounly on 3·14·97 . flit No 1117371021 1nother unoer ftdeni St.ate 01 C0\111~ TruttM SeMge 1nd tilt OPfNING BIO MAY BE 08-trusts crtaetd by said dffd o OI' nallonll batik, a cllec:k drawn A PETITION hH l*n hearing. 0 19973114230 Ala .... tlt7J71Ht:I FICTITIOUS aus1H£SS common llW (See Secoon 1.:.0: manaoement b_ody 18299 Mt TAINED av CAl.llNG THE IJUSl dalld: 03120/1997 ..._'!_l by a statlt ()( ledttll credit union
llltd by JOAN T, ROBLEE MARY T. ELLIOTT I ally Piiot Merch 24, 31 , flCTTTIOUS l\lllOS NAME STATIMENT . ti H<t BuSlntSS and Proles11ons Baldy Clrdl Founllln 1/*'1 FOLLOWING TELEPHONE Trm °'" ........ l -or a Clltel! drawn bY Slilll ()(
In lilt Superior Court ol Deputy Cllll' Clark Ap1U '7, 14, 1997 m611 llAMUTATUIOO The IOllOWlllO l)et11on(s) 1"" Cooe)' Ctlllomll 92708 attll: Trusit'; NUMBUIS ON °™E DAY 8£· •tt c...-11t, • .... ltderaJ savings end foll\ asso·
Callloml1, County of OR· Pubttehed Newport The loflowllng 111rson<•l 1~ C!Olno bUS1nessas NANCY'S Gin Frrst filing Sala °"'t (714) 378·4081 By: FORE THE SALE: (714)410 T,..... 140 E. COmmonWllltl ctaaon. UYltigs asaoctallon or ANGE. B11ch.Co11a Mesa Dan PUBLIC NOTICE doing ll!91ntu as BUAGtA Kl~ & SUNDRY 184<XI Von K.l~n HewPort Beecn-Costa Mm Tamtra Mc:Alllllf Autl!ortlid 5690 T fll;; 440175C PUii'; 4fl. Aw • Sul• 202 Fulltrtoll. 1:.t SIY!nga bank •peci"'d In Mellon
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Y .,,,. 10\ ""' -""· '" ,.5o1,.,. ""°'"' C.'10!0$ """"'"'""' --TAC' ""'°" <tt<.<111 '2132 171<) ,,,._ i• 6102 OI '" -Cod• "'' that JOAN T. ROBLEE be r • Flctllloua 8ualnHa ttit*nQeDn Buch, CA 112&48 .JOaona 'L ·17 6 ... "Ix 7 14 1gg7 PUB· 3·31 4-7 4·14 -JOllllll S. HtNntn TNI .. NN Mllh«Uld to do bl/Slrltst 11111111
1pl)Olnltd 11 perM>nal rep. m645 Nam• Statement ~ N ttivnfl. 871 Nol1h D ~lltno "·cA ~rtGi.re • · · ' • PUBLIC NOTICE otflolr 1191426 S/31 .en •114191 st.alt tn tilt Miit ttndtf 011tr
reaent•llvt to adrnlnltttt PUILlC NOTICE The 1011owtng pet10nt are ,,_n s~ 111Sfl09 CA 113514 nw n. PUBLIC NOTICE lllan casl'l la tCICllPtld flt lrtlttM aha 111111 of 1111 decedent. doing buslneu ts: com-n.s buSlnm ii~ 1:1y This wsinm is conclicted 11'1 . NOTU M TRUSTEE'S SALE PUBLIC NOTICE may wiltlllOld lht lstulnC* ot Ille
THE PETITION rtquettt NOTIC& OP mon Ground•. 3412 Vi• 1111~11 •n 1:~~ tool PUBLIC NOTICE T.S. No. et-:\3QU.C Loan No. TS No •• ts4UO-OStt LOM No: cNtl tttf trus .. 'I dttd unlll funds t>t-
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CA 92663 ' ID nnsact Minus unclet Ille ltWICI i.ismess under tile . TRUSltE'S SALE: YOU AAE IN FAULT UN0ER A OE'ED Of NOTICE OF tnd«tlt • a 1M11W or 11Ql'lt
to ptObllt. The Wiii ind GIVEN Illa~ a ~"~!R~'!,~ Shella T1mat Ayvezy1n, 30 hcnous tllllness natnt 01 liet•out taisiness na.mt or fll Nl.1M1J71Atl OEfAULT UHOE.R A OEEO OF TMll!, DATED 4115/M UNLESS rEI ITIOift TO Slid .. 111 bt lnlelt, "bul l"Y COCl\ctl1 .... avalleb4e lnO Will be ti.id oy 11\t Cool Brook, lrvlnt , CA llll'llCl-sted hel'lln nlCTleS •sttO lllOYt on Maltll 17 flC'TT11DUI _.. TRUST DATED "2ff4. UtUS$ YOU tAl<l ACTIOM TO PAO-ADM .. SST'ER ""'°'11 CO'l'Mlftl ot .-nn'Y.
lot eqmlnellon In the n1e co.ta Meta ciiy Council 112812 v.HfO QUAHGN tMltt 1W1 -ITA19BIT YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTEC1 lKT YOUR PAOflE.RTY IT ESTATE OF: M9'E IXPf"' or wnpltd, rtgerd'1Q ~"'by the COi.rt on Mon<l8y A¢l
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Tht1 buslnell 11 con· Ths ~ wa liltd ll4lh SGNEO JOANHALEE lilt tolOMng l*'On(t) 1W. YOUR PROP£R1Y IT MAY 8£ llAY IE SOl.O AT . A PVit.iC 0()9l(9ll ltft. 11a1111110i1, or encum· -~ETITION reque1ta •• 1'30 j)"" Of •• eoon dueled by: en lndMduttl .. Ccu~°"'-ot Onnot Ths ·~ment WIS 14ed .-.lh lde»no bltlftlll • EATS CAf£ & SOlO AT APUBUC SALE. fYOU SALE. IF VOU N££D AM ex. CASE NO a1•-79 llrlnc*, IO salst,"' tndeb'9d·
_ ........ , to admlnlaltf the lheftaf\et ',.. poi lt:lle 1 Have you 1tartecl oOlng ceu.-on 1 1097 1111 Coumy 0."' DI Ollnoe lcoffi1S SCX0 81rtll sntt. Sutt NEID AH """" ..... ......., OF 1HE PUNATION OI THI NATURE • "' -' ,_ MCU1'ec1' ~ Uld dMO ttl*e Undef the lndtpen-\ha CouncU Cl\a~ri ~ bl.la~s ye\7 No NOTU· 1 ·AciMou, Maine Ccu°" on Malth 18. 1GCl1 170, NewPott 8Mcn, CA 1129eo NATURE OfM~ OF TM! l'M>CEmNO To all he!'•· benefi· ld'llnOtl ~ ldi
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PUBLIC NOTICES PUILI~ NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
= · NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2124 BALBOA NEWPORT BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT • EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES
BEACH 106 9 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PENINSULA 2 60 7 BEACH 2 6 6 9 0 PPO RTUNITY 5 5 3 O 5 5 3 0 SERVICES S 5 3 3 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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•Port Streets• Garage, hkups, 2FP. 1 BD Duplex Enclosed Unique 1 bdrm 1 b• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C • r • g Iv• r •/ HOTEL •••••••• Top Dollar Paid!
lOUAL HOUPOO Harbor View, 4BR, Near schools, parks, garage. stove, ref, w/loft condo style apL Comp•nlona/CNAs Wyndham Garden Please bo aware that From 1 800·1960. Ol'l'OllTu111n 2.5BA. FR, park view. beach. S 1 100/mo. hkups, steps to beach Vaulted ceilings, light VENDING ROUTE Transportation neces-me listings In this cal· 1 pc to entire. estate.
Alll'llln&llllhtttiulginlbls $550,000 -t-deposlt. 429·1005 $845/mo. 845·5882 & airy walk through A~lt~~~hB~~ :il/~!l~g sary. 7~~1 8~0~8 appt. Hotel egory may require you Paintings, china, UWSJljlefitW~cllotlltfcd· •Newport Heights• Best E'sld• with Hard F•buloua View kitchen, large walk-In 800•599_8783 • to call a 900 number glsware, furn. etc.
erll Falt HMU.t Act ol 1HI a1 4BR, 4.5BA 5-car gar, To Find 2 Br 2B• At The Be•chl c loset, dishwasher, c M C• t •rt n g c 0 Positions Available in which there Is a 40Vt NB Res 673-6223
11111Hllllwfl!Umallesltllle9ll ocean vu. owe or M••t•r Sult••· Nr 1bd w/garage-$1,095 private extra large ---------sooks driver/prop per· charge por minute.
lo lltlwf1ts1 "any praltfence, AITD. 5599,000. Tri-Sqr, gar, no pets. Lg 2-car garage-$200 patio from living room, MONEY eon PT days. Musi be •Sales Mgr
llmllfll111 ., llllmimlH lilll •W•terfront• 51060/Lse 640-9408 1510 w. Balboa Blvd ~~~~o~,~~::~o 0~110~~ TO LOAN 25 y/o+. Clean OMV. •Mgmt Tra inees bastd on race. color. ,.llgion. 2BR. 2BA. 45' boat Mgr 873·2519 2914 Chris, 831-0778 ah 1?. •Shuttle Drivers dock. OWC w/10% age space. Vertical iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Cafe Server sn,11Mllllc1p,i-111a1111tusor down. Only S269KI blinds included Counter Help FT/PT •Guest Sorv. Agt
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WANTED 5535 nllioulqlll,or1111ftllnllo1110 Remax, Kathleen LAGUNA CORONA throughout, skylight in ••Low lnlorost Rates.. dry cleaners. Good
makl lftY lllCll pl'lltl'lnct, limi· 780·5000 ext.130 NIGUEL 2152 DEL u II 'D 2622 living room, unique As ~~~~~-~~~~~~mo. pe~:f n;li•~~ ~Pf ~y: Please apply at, Dog W•lker. 1 will llliHotllllscrillliftall1n:· or Wayne ext.195 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "~ bathroom/ vanity/ NO FEE FOR APP 1 4 roo urs. . . 3350 Ave of the Arts, walk & love your pell
Tiiis AIWSlllJll will not BY OWNER Prime liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii dressing areal Neutral 24hrs. 1_888.660.1919 Customer Service/ Costa Mesa. 751.5100 Weekends & Eves! uowlltlyacctlllll'falllvtrtise· •$895 • 2BR Condo 2bd, 2b• Gar. pool. carpet throughout! Inside Sales 1 t t /A t Morgan 714-e42.8533 I • 111111tor1wal 11llle wlllcll is la Newport Pen Bayfront Very Pvt • lower end Walk to beach. S 1150. Carport stall to ac-TOLL FREE For1une 500 Company ns ~uc 0~ ss
WttlaUll 11 lbc law. OunHllers w/dock. 1'112 size lot. unit. Community pool, •450 Seaward Rd• commodale 1 vehicle PRIVATE MONEY for seeking motivated Childrwis physical flt. Loving Swedish Nurse. 2 '11 'Y· Sbr, 5ba, near s hopp ing . 310458·8907 included. Very bright Discounted Trust Individual w/min 1 yr ne~s program. Ener-12 Yrs exp. Honest & 111 ... _,
111..,..111 11111 111 51 •990,000. 1024 W. David A Thompson Rltrs and open living area! Deeds, Elc. 640·2181 exper. in cust serv/ getic. fun. patient Ind•· caring. Good cook. I 111"111911 M"rtlselll 111 Ibis Bay Ave. NB. 675-7599 493·5855 Call now. won't lastl telemarkeung to call & vidual: loves children. Loe refs. Christine I
• ..,...., • llflllalt Ill M Loc•tlon & Price COSTA MESA 2624 $1470. 789-0931 provide customer ser· My Gym, 281 ·5252 ~714-848·3735"" I •111111 •IJI....., Nii&. luom-2BR, 2-car garage, vice to our community Out of S•nta Fe
........... te;utlll.callHUD S199k. BJ Johnson NEWPORT ••1Br 1B• Mobll• --------·ANNOUNCEMENTS 0 r g an I z a t I 0 n s. at Fashion Island has rr Hom• C•r• ~ Tol·ll'll ll 1·D ·'24·atll. ftr Ellis Realty 721-0132 Home In quiet Trailer (25·30hr s per wk) sales positions avail Companion/Day Caro IH__...,0Cn1,ie~ -,,.,----..,.....,.~__,,....,..--BEACH 2169 Park. Cats ok. Close MISCELLANEOUS Call or send resume 10· Contact Susanna Clean ~Cook~Orl vo .... HUO II ...... -*Newport H eight a* RENTALS Entertainment \N1lken: 644·5953 Errands. 722·5223 .._ ·--327 C•talln• Dr to shopping. 642-1353
3br/3ba. den, pool. 1bdrm 1b• condo 2bd/1b• E'sld• ••••••••• THEATER Publlcatlons
Mini ocean view. style with 1 car Upper unit, qufel. CASTING 2921 151 Kalmus #J4
Reduced 10 S495Kll garage. Tons o f Avail now. $850/mo. "'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Costa Mesa 92626
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HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE lops, tilo flooring, Pvt gar, enclose Baby Gap, Baby Heavy lilting. TufTh Computer Store in
carpeted private bal-front lard. S9SO/mo. Nice clean quiet homo Guess. Gerber, Pooh 8am-3pm to start. Lots CM. FfT. Exp'r Nee. ---------87 4830 Agt Furn. bdrm w/kit prlv. TICS cony, full wall accent • · · and Disney. Also Star of room lor advance· Call Nancy 645•4022 DOMES 5540
Section•! tan & blue
couch whitewash cof·
fee table & Entena1n·
ment center. $600/all
Oak dresser/mirror
S250. 2 twin· beds w
pine headboards
S 125/ea. Glass pa too
table w/4 chairs.
lounge chair. $40 .
GENERAL 1002 Balboa Newport
Realty, inc.
mirrored walls In living E'alde 2bd/1.5ba 2-car w/d. s 5oo. 675"2102 Wars Mov1os. Natalie mont. Clean driving iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
room & bedroom gar, Ip, stovo, hkups. 714-960-7682 record . Class C Salesperson
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th roughout w/ 845·5882 DISPLAY mens' sportswear.
speakers for Intercom E'alde 28r 18• Xlnt RENTALS 2722 LOST & ADVERTISING * 852·8689 *
stereo. Act fast, this cond. Now crpt, paint, FOUND 2925 SALES Secretary Small NB
won't last! $1530. dwshr, lndry, palio/ H.B. Steps to sand. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Local weekly news· Dsgn Firm. Exp'd
789-0931 gar. $850 + dop. View. 2 & 3 bdrm paper seeks account w/Comp, Transcrb.
2bd, 2b• Townhouse * !548·1709 * S800·S1000/Wkly FOUND 2 P•rakeeta executive. Must be de· Gen Ofc-FJex Hrs. Pgr. 600·616·4018 in East Bluff aroa on pendablo, team ori-Fax Res: 722·1395 AC, 2-car attach gar, E'Slde Studio. Refrig, 3/30. Call 10 ldent1ly. nr Fash. Is. tmmac. stove, fan, micro. Ulls ---------759•9022 enled, self starter who Security Officers
$1495. 040·1529 pd. 339 E. 20th St. RENTALS TO is able to work well Immediate pos1tlons
$559/mo. 546-6094 SUK'Dr i 2724 Lost Female Dalmalton 1.1nder deadlines. avallablel Call for 2BR Townhome ~ Answers to Bolla. Somct advertising appointment 246-91 80
2 .SBA. Lrg 2-car Prime E'side Twnhme Mesa Verde area 414. background preferred.
attach gar ago . 1400s!, 2bd 2.Sba Be•utlful, N .B . 3Br 549·3838 Positton offers salary
Remod. End unit. 1-car gar+ 1 space 1 •---------plus commission. We Superior Staffing S150C./ma. 640-5664 $1175._..Bkr 871·8100 2·5Ba Lg kit, hi eel. Lost male Golden also offer oxcellont Services MOBILE .,,. Berber crpt, Ip, patio. Retriever. Canyon benefit package in a
4bd, 2b• +den on w/d. pooVspa, prkng. Park area In C.M . d t e environ 19700 Fairchild HOMES 1100 culdesac, great family NEWPORT $525. Erin. 497-4485 714-842·5855 m't!'n~. M;;/DN · Ste 240. Irvine
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii home, nevi crpVpaint, BEACH 2669 CdM lovely rm share For consideralion Temp & Temp To Perm
Tot•I P•yment $000 $2350. 675-4630, Agt. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii bath, lg kit, sundeck. ,.......... ploaso fax resume to: • ACCOUNTING Uk• new doublewlde. w/d, fem n/smk. Aval 11 Jani so Cross, Dis· k 1 Big C•nyon, 2Br 2Ba. •B••ch Ar••• now. 5435. 721•9546 PERSONALS 1 1 •ADMINISTRATION great par ' c OH to Large deck on Goll Peninsula yrly 2·3bd. play Advert s ng Man-• CLERICAL
everything . Onl y Coutso. Now carpet All closo to water. NB 3Br 3Ba+ den Hso ••••••••• agor, Huntington •WAREHOUSE 52•000 downl Pets and palnl, pool/tennis. $875·$1150. Winier & on Udo. Fp. gar, w/d, Beach lndepondonf
okay. Cl•r•ben S1700. 724-1948 vacallon Rentals also. maid & gardner. TRW/1---------<714l 965"7174 Call (714) 475-1155
Hom•• 71 4·890-l883 VIII• Rent•I• Refs. s1200. 673-3743 SEEKING _D .... r-lv_•..;..r_s_E_•_r_n_u_p_t_o OR FAX 475.1165 -----* GREAT AREA * HOUSES/ S 198,500. 3Br 2Ba
Newport Nor1h 875·4912 Roomm•t• Wanted WOMEN 3004 $000 Weekly ---------1 2bd/2.Sba, 2-car1---------L di t ce phone Steps To B••chl Share nowly romod-ong s an attached gar age elod CdM home. co. Is seeking people
hrdwd firs. S1395mo. 1br I ba, 1-parklng Exquisite 2br 2ba. Handsome Attorney to service storefront
Self-Motivated?
CETUSA seeks
individual to
placi!/supervise
2·Car. Beautiful yard. CONDOS
Agt·Ron Young 548·0919 FOR RENT
707·7583 space. $750 monthly, 1 $690/mo. 644-0415 i promo box rou e. yr lso. 208 43rd St. Seeks very atlract vo 1 800 3•4 7331 Vera•lll•• Studio Aval now. 985-0550 slim wht female 26·34 --·--·-~-----
Penth•• furn/unlurn. ••••••••-for dating.• 360-4947 Curb App••'••••••••• $169.900. 3Br 2Ba Pool, gym, gar, walk Studio Apt Squeaky
Ask "Mac" 721-2433 ---------to bch 5925. 494.8604 clean one house from beach , patio. S650 T.,bell Re•ltors GENERAL 2102 inclds ut11. 549:2369
: HUNTINGTON
BEACH 1040
Fix & S•v•I 3br 2.5ba,
Property Management APARTMENTS Apll, homes, condos.
Resulls oriented. lull FOR RENT
or partial mgmnl. I••••••••• Don St.Jean 633·2344
• lam rm, bonus rm.---------•---------
Mu• t • e 11 fa• t1 BAL.BOA BALBOA
When you write
a Classlfled ad,
Include all
the tacts
and get the
results S259, 900 Nancy prNJNSULA
Luksa. agt 969-6100 PENINSULA 2107 ~ 2607
WHY RENT?
26K Oown for Beach
Condo. Gated Comm.
inclds w/d, micro.
Agl. 714-847-1044
NEWPORT
BEACH
No room left
In the garage
for lhe car?
A call to
clH•lfl•d cen
help
RES
you want.
2800 sq. . Gar en Suite
Can be divided
abundant adjacent parking.
Convenient, cop quality commercial
area. Negotiable terms.
IN
dvertising ''1 pref er a. t and the
with th~~l~ the great
H.B.1. d eat respanse an ~ ,, service. customer Bill Solis
COMMERCIAi;
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS OFFICE
FOR RENT 2769
Olc/R•t•ll ::,50-1soosf.
Full security. 2488
Newport Blvd, CM
842·3890
Stor•g•/Ofc for lease.
122 Agate·B•I la
Straight Lse. Call
Chris-agt 673-4499
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SERVICES 3005
Earn Up To •3000
Working with
International
students 1n your
World Cl••• Writer community for 4 weeks this Olsney, Doi Taco. J.M.
Peters. Nordstrom summer
Stores, McDonald's, Send resume to:
Coast Magazlno, CETUSA
Sports Illustrated. 5618 Della Ave. (credits). Press AJ CA
foreign High School
students m host
families. Training,
fees, mternatlonal
travel incentives.
Send resume:
CETUSA
5618 Della Ave.
Ali. Loma, CA 91701
E'<peroenced
coord1na101s call
1-888-CETUSA.5
Releases, Corporate ta Loma,
Blos. Free-Lanco 91701 TELEMARKETING
(sports. business Expenenced Medical-work at homo
stories). Fast. No re· coordinators call: Good SI Local area
tainer. Pay by the Job 1-888-CETUSA5 Paid wi.1v 800-640-3926
•(714)548·8825• •Work From Hom••
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Potential. 376·1 993 -~-----
~ Need tt
1000-1500 Sq. Ft.
Catering C<lmp3ny
e11tabll-.hed m 191\7
expanding to laTger
faclUty. l...<>eatlon
c•ntral t<l South Coa~
Pla7,a, Orange County
Airport, Fashion
L~and. Must meet
H•alth Department
approval.
Chris 631-0778
After 12 noon
KARATE
SELF DEFENSE
Adult & Chlldren
Private or Group Em·
phasis on Physlcal &
Spiritual transformo-
tion by 3rd Degree
Black Belt Mastor/
HOTEL
SHERATON
NEWPORT
BEACH Kenpo Karate
Angel Cove Studio
T 14· 723·8023 k lnrerviewing f Of rhe
following positions:
•Front Dek -nm
EMPLOYMENT I e Reservotionis1 . FlnT
e Fl Housekeeping
EMPLOYMENT I Supriors . AM/PM
------1 5530 I e lestuurant INCOME
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Property M11na .. ment
Apts, homes, condo1.
AHulta oriented, full
or partial mgmnt. Don St.J .. n 633·2344
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PINANCB
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Non-experienced fT(veninnc
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cellent benefits peck· e Wailer/Waitress · rT
age. Wiiiing to train. 11 .......... J...
Muet have basic elMIJlllllWI' · l'T
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9thers & motivated. "'""' In penon ot
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HOUSE-SITTING MISC. 6015
Newlywed Peppordine liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliii
grads seek housesitt109 Wolff Tanning Beds
opportunity, while Tan At Home
saving for own home. Buy Direct and S•v•I
Ref's avail. 723-1789 Low Monthly Pmts
MERCHANDISE
ANTIQUES 6010
ANTIQUES 4 U
•Sale 10-3°"'* Accepting consignment.
30% lee. Unlimited time.
312 Newport Blvd, NB.
548·4123
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MONDAY. APRIL 7, 1997
TODAY'S
CRoSSW0RD PUZZLE By CHARUS GORrN
with OMAR SHMtF
andTANNAH HllSCH
AUTO MOBii.BS 9085 llUCIDIS 9130 OLDSMOllU 9155
•90 Aocewd A/'r, AC.··~ 190 DtoMI 4·dt '~7 Clora aroueha1n
full pwr, AM/FM CH•. S•dan. Look• and 118, tull pwr. Only 84k ~rf, UnC, Cllm whl1. rune ore•U Retlable. org ml. & It lhOWSI
ACROSS 1 Frollc S Electlical units
, 0 Birthday -14 AclOr JanNngl
15 One·celled
anlrnal 19 s.c.o,
17i"-and the King or Slam"
1~ Oater figure
20 Sharp IOUnds
22 Soak %3 Bikini. e g
24 Say 26 Turldsh
otfielal 27 Volunteered
30 Guard 34 Not IS cold as Ooze.
36 Soothing ptant 37 -Baba
38 Report
4 t Balin or hims 42 Rosemary or
spearminl « Volcano's dvsl
45 Expolslon 47 Lure
49 Movie noos
50 Overwhelm
51 Oom1neenng
52 San Antonio 1ouns1 site 55 Poefs always
56 Jugs
14
90 Allk 1 traffic:
·~et 63 ·1 smt11-r
84 Eve's IOf\ e5 Cl1!fslde home
86 JepentM staple
67 Meidcan ssuoe
68 Type of but 69 Judge
DOWN 1 Harvest
2 All8nte arena 3 SI Paul's SL
4 Bolherod
5 Joker 6 Entet1elnod
7 Singing VOICe 8 Coc:ik's rMas
9 Actor Mtneo
tt> Musical compos1hon
11 Oolden Fleece
ship 12 Ship bottom
13 -Den Biggers t9 Shakesqearean
VIiiain 21 Scatter about
25 Outdoor area
26 Demanding
27 Old cattle town
28 -mignon 29 Make eyes 111 30 "The Raven·
aulhor
PREVIOUS PUZZLE sot.VED
31 Supenor
group
32 Brooklyn's -
I stand
33 Arps 35 Tothe -degree
39 Aeat 0< social
ending
40 Bag 43 Thorny bush
46 Up 48 GI (nianl
49 Sweltering
51 FaC18t hatr 52 Father of
64·Across
53 Timber woll 54 "The Clan of
the Cave Bear·
authol
55 Fencing
sword
57 Buffalo's take
58 Do a marathon
59 Stalk 61 Have supper
62 Typewnter part
10 11
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BMW 9030 -•8f600 631-eeto 12200. e73.9047 13100 831.a433
AMSWERS TO WEE KLY BRIDGE QUIZ '93 32S IS Blkftan.
"8k ml1. Loaded!
Mual 1 .. 1 S23k OBO
'721·9133, Alan
, '73 4508L Cta11lc,
93 Accord White, 2· gold, 2 lope, 1 eotc ml . i---------dr, drop 11, a11 pwr/ 11500/obo. 5-48-9828. ROLLS ROYCE 9182 lock sy1, 80k mta. 31~39-9911 Q. 1 · ~ Soulh, vulnerable, you
hold:
• Q J e 3 I O 8 o 10 t 8 3 I • U
The bidding has ~ed.
80'111t WEST NORTH
Pa•• 10 Dbl
' Wh&l action do you take?
A • While you have only 3 pointll
in high cnrds, you do have a reason·
able holding in a suit where partner
ratea to hav~ four cRrds in support
and a ti~ondsry euit for which pRrt-
ner also 111 like~to h ve a fit. That
clearly makes t nd worth a
compctilive bi of two 1pade11.
Q. 2 • AA South, vulnerable, you
hold:
•5 O AK987 0 75 •AQJ54
The bidding has proceeded: SOlmi WEST NORTH
IQ PaH I•
U Put1 2• 1
Whal nction do you take?
EAST
Pu.1
Pan
A • Partner hn11 a 11ix-card 11pade
11uit and no particular liking for
either of your suits. This hand ha11
all the earmarks of a mi111it.. Since
game is 11urely out of the question,
get out. oft.he auction before the
opponent.II st.art douhlinR. Pass.
Q. 3 · Oot.h vulnernhlo, All South
you holrt:
·~ QA84 OAQ.J54 •K•J t02
The bidding has proceeded:
NORTH EAST SOlTTH WEST
I• raH 20
217 Pa.11s ?
Whal do you bid now?
A · A Jump to thrre no trump
would raii;e no ryebrow, hut that is
giving up loo early on Rlem aspira-
tionR You 11houlrf simply go ahead
end desrnbe your itood lWl)-SUil.('r
by rebidding lhr<'C clubs, and ~
whnt reaction that get..-. from part·
ner
Q. 4 · AF. South, vulnrrnhle, you
hold
The bidding has pmcHded·
NORTR EAST SOU'llt
11\if 2• t
What action do you take?
WEST
A • You can certainly bid lwo no
trump, and your combined a111Ctl!
might be enough for partner to
make a vulnerable game. However,
the sure way to obtain a sub8t.anti11I
plus acore is to <Joublc. You c11n
e:irpec:t to dereat two 11pndr11 two or
three tricks
Q. 5 • Afl Soulh, vulnerable, you
hold:
•QJ76 <:1 954 OA8 •A7~2
The bidding has proceeded·
NORTif EAST SOl.Tl'H
•• 30 4 1
•preemptive
Whal do you bid now?
A • Your hand is just a wh111kcr
short of en opening bid in support
or spades. If you bid only t.hree
spades, partner might think you
are only com~ling for lhe
partscore, pos!lihly on e hand wilh-
O\Jt one oftho.~c minor-~uit aces.
S11 500. 8TIJ.4470 ' ' ''74 450SLC Cla11lc
CAI>nLAC 9040 ISOZO
''78 Rolla Cornish
Qorgeoual 34k mUesl
Wire wheet1. Vary
2nd owner. alloy Whit, ftlOO orig cood. 179K ml,
• 15950.obo 720-0370 ,80 4 •oaLC 1 1pecla1. S4S,soo. .. mmac. 844·8819' '82 .Coup• Devllle '89 Amigo Low ml. Bl~Patamlno, 95K, V-8, F/P. Gd Cond. Xtnt cond, one owner, 2nd local owner, chrm, ________ _
Copper w/Wlre whte. new top . $5000. whls. cd, Mlchtlfns. SUBARU
Si,750 obo 646-4113 548·8011 $9500. 759.3499 9200
'88 Sed•n Dovllle ---------'84 1goE Clean, >llnt liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Chempagne, 118, LEXUS 9115 running. Loaded. Snrl, '83 Subaru Wagon
A I new brk1, bait. 98k QL White, 5spd, can. loadedl olls gr 11• mis. Must aellll $5900. AC. $850. 873·2741 gold pkg, 1pe<:lal lop e looks Ilka convert. 69k 547-424
mt1. A mus& aee cart '88 300SDL Ok Blue.•---------$6500. 87S·8810 '93 LEXUS GS300 Lo-ml 84k. Xlnt cond. TOYOTA 9210
•ae Sedan Devllle
White. Like newl Total
Mlteago 48.525. New engine, brakaa & tires.
pp $5800 640·2181
CHEVROLET 9045
'95 4 ·Dr Tahoe Forest green, tan lthr,
ed. custom whls/tires,
Loadedl $26,000 firm
714-842·9232
Full option 68K ·oro owner. s18,!5001;miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Whitt Ivory #029422 975 .• 9394 Lv m11g 1• $24,277 · '85 SUPRA 5-1pd, all
'03 TOYOTA
CAMRY LE LHther
onty 34K Superb cond
Lexus trade 1297229
$13,977
'94 LEXUS SC400
Black Full option
Certified 2.9% APA avail. Won't laall
#037721 $33,877
NISSAN 9150 pwr, new Ures, battery
& radiator. Snr1. 16!5k.
$3350 080 648-1876
'93 2408X Uke newl ,87 , Collea Sharp black beauty.
'27 ,500 mltoa. $8900.
723·1504
Convert
Grand Prix Ltd Edi·
lion. AT, A/C, full pwr, 16 valve eng, cs1m
whls, new trs. Org
owner. High mites yet
looks/runs like pew.
$3,950 553-«S'948
Carl't seem to
get to all those
repair jobs
around the house?
The enemy action has forcl'd you t.o D)lTSUN 9060
Rtretch a mite. ,Jump t.o four 11pade1. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'91 MAZDA
MIATA Annlverury
Edition Auto leather C D hard t op
#122624 $10,977
Let the
ClaHlfled
Service
VANS 9225
Q .. 6 • East-West vulnerable, as
South you hold:
•AKQ632 QV<Md o Q.J 10'4 •1173
The bidding ha11 proc(.'(l(fed:
SOUTH WEST NORTH
I• 217 Dbl
1
What action do you take?
A · We do nol make a hahil of
pulling partncr'R penally douhlrR.
but thi11·holding is clearly an excep-
tion. You might contribute no more
then one trick to the defense, bul
'78 810 Sedan, a/t,
AM/FM cass, new trs.
Runs greall $85P
080. · 75k 'orig mis.
540-59951754-4455
DODGE 9065
'71 DART White, 318
VB, 4-l:ioor, 3-apeed.
Cteant $1000 . 8 5 0-2887
FORD 9075
'93 YOLKS
JETTA Red Auto
AC sunroof CO 45K
Pe rf ect cond
$11,977
'96 LEXUS ES300 CD moonroof. Full
option certified 2.9%
APA av all. I 158853
$20,977
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. 642·5878
Repainting.?
f ,., ... w,."' ..
t,,...lt, ... ltor
"51M ll, bit in lhe
Oimll* .. Ind lhe
'90 T40GL Dk Grey, blk tthr, 4dr, snrf,
good trs. Good cond.
$8700. 854·2828
VOLVO 9230
'81 Volvo DL AT, AC. am/Im cass.
alloy whls, well main,
ctasslc condition $3200/obo. 549·7526.
VOLKSWAGEN 9235
your hand is surely worth soml' Rix ,78 F350 P/U 4 dr
lrickR on offense. Uid two t1pede11. w/sorvlce bed, 1adder
'96 INFINITI 130
only 12K Every
option poss. New Lexus tratle
#014328 $25,977
-*'""'"~hr.
Take the same action ir you play rack. Ver:v strong 460
negative doubles. CID. Ne~-tadlats with
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Franklin Mint, Sterling good condition. Wilt· Emerald Beauty Salon iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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