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Home My WebLink About1997-04-23 - Orange Coast Pilot__ r SPORTS Newport volleyball still serving aces Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 LIS T EN UP . Mayb§ strawberry fields aren >t f orever . I • Local high schools outshine otherS in state . • Report by Department of Educa- tion shows many more Newport-• Mesa students complete high school than average. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily p;Jor NEWPORT-MESA -A higher percentage of Newport-Mesa students complete high school, take college preparation and college- level courses and attend California communi- ty colleges than their counte rparts statewide, according to a report by the California Depart- ment of Education released this week. The same report, however, shows varied results between the district's four comprehen- sive high sChools. "I'm real pleased that we're above average in most academic· areas," said school trustef7. Martha Fluor. "No matter which high school a student attends in our district, they will get a very rigorous education to prepare them for the future." Across the state, 34.8% of students took college preparatory courses in the 1994-95 school year and 12.3% passed tests for col- lege-level Advanced Placement courses in 1995-96 compared with 42.2% and 23.2% respectively in Newport-Mesa. "The overall statistics are' very encourag- ing," said Superintendent Mac Bernd .. "We want to keep building' on our success.• At Corona del Mar High, more students passed AP tests (45%), completed high school (97 .3 % ) and took college bound classes (65.7%) than at the other clisttict schools. Corona del Mar High Principal Don Martin atttibuted much of the school's success to the student body. "We're fortunate to have ... kids that are pretty much bOund for college,• Martin said. Less than 3% of Corona del Mar students were limited English proficient, eligible for free or reduced meals or received Aid for Families with Dependent Children. Across the clisttict, 26.2% of students qual- • SEE SCHOOLS PAGE 5 r-------------------------------------e: ~----·i : r • t ~!¥/--~ ! i ' ~the Numbers :Y/1 :91 : , ~~-~ .. -.g> ... -(: : " ~·{ ~f I I .._ ~~ -~'-.'§ I ! Area }! JI :!t ! : California public schools 83.1 % 51.5% 16.0°,.{, l I I • Newport Mesa Unified 92.So/o 58.3% 18.3% 1 I I : Corona del Mar High School 97.3% 59.1 % 2.1 o/o : t I • 1 Costa Mesa High School 93.3% 72.4% 28.4% • t I : Esta11cia High School 86. 1 % 52.8% 38.2% i : Newport Harbor High School 93.8% 62.0o/o 9.5% : I I L-------------------~--------------------------------J I • I A CHAR MED LIFE Pushcart ban gets council~s final OK Bob and Beverly Lewis' horse, Silver Charm, is in the Kentucky Derby, but theres plenty more for them to celebrate. this year By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily p;fot B ob and Beverly Lewis got a new granddaughter the day of last year's Kentucky De.rby -but they hope this year's race itself will give them something to celebrate. The Newport Beach couple is send- ing Silver Charm, one of the 40 horses they own, to the lauded 1.25-mile "run for the roses" May 3. And given the horse's name and the charmed life they've lived far 50 years together, luck will likely be on their side at Churchill Downs. "We've been extremely fortunate," Bob said, noting that his horses have won more than 40 •graded" races. Only graded races can lead to quali- fication for the 127-year-old Kentucky Derby, held in Louisville, Ky., at Churchill Downs. The race, along with the Preakness and Belmont Stakes, forms the coveted "Triple Crown,• which very few horses ever win. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Bob Lewis and his wUe, Beverly, wW enter their horse, Silver Charm, ln the Kentucky Derby next month. Picture d ln the foreground, Serena Song ls the all-time leading money winner amongst female thoroughbreds. •Horse racing has been an ongoing fascination for all of our lives," said Bob, who remembers his first experi- ence at the races in 1934 when he was 10. Bob, 72, and Beverly, 69 - neither of whom have experience rid- ing horses -became serious race- horse owners seven years ago. The couple will take off for Kentucky next week with their three children's families in tow. No matter what the results, they'll be celebrating the first birthday of their granddaughter. Chloe, the day after the race. And in case they didn't have enough • SEE DERBY PAGE 5 Man pleads not guilty in mother's slaying r------------------~--------~--------------------------, •Dance instructor Myra King's body has never been found, but local authorities believe her son Raymond Anthony Frost killed he r. in February, the prosecution By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot claimed a woman who lived below King CQ'ld Prost()beard odd sounds SANTA ANA -Raymond . -a woman's saeam, thumping Anthony Frost, the 22-year-old and wrestling noises -coming man whoee mother disappeared from the direction of their apart- more than three ye4J'I ago from ment on the night she vanished. the Costa Mesa apartment they That King's body bas never shared, pleaded not guilty Tues-materialized makes this •missing day in Superior Court to the person homicide• one of the charge that he killed her. strangest cases in Costa Mesa his- Deputy District Attorney Deb-tory. Deputy Public Def ender Jim bie Uoyd filed one count of mur-.. Appel called it •a little bizarre." der against Prost, who could face "It ii unUIU41," he so.id. •It'• the life in prilon If convicted of slay-fint time I've ever handled a cue ing Girls Inc. dance lnltructor like t!UI. • 'Myra A. Klng. Appel added it WU too IOOl1 to . King WM ntpCll1ad mlaAng bY diK\m defame strategy. i. ~on July 20, 1983 ·we bnm't bad a chance to wbm lbe fa8ed to 8IJPNl for work talk to the witnelw in this cue,• at tbe Orang. eo.mty nm Ceater be .us. ·0nee we Interview tbe tbM momllllJI. Hs IGD Mid be IMt Wlb 11111, we'll baw a betts klM ... -.... llllbt ......... 9 of what they ... Cll' dklD't -· So p.m. Wllllla lbia llft lbe C.-dgbt DOW b a llllle prilDat\n. • 911911.,..._. • enms. Uord Mid• Judge wm eet • td- At PIOll'i ... *"'r b1wtng aldaeeoaMayl . • l\l>L\ ALMANAC ............ 2 USTEN UP •............ 3 •CLASSIFIED ....••.••.• 7 POLICE FILES ........... 2 PUBLIC NOTICES .•••••.. 5 SPClRTS •••...•••.•..• 4 MATHER ............ .2 • • • Despite pleas from operators, City Council members decide to bar street vendors from resi- dential areas. By Susan Deemer, Datly Pilot COSTA l\1ESA -Despite Ult pleas from pushcart operators dl d others Monda} rught Cit) Co m- aJ members reaffmned an edrh .. 1 vote to ban the vendors from selling their goods m res1dentidl areas of the at) But the ban still pemuts push carts in commeraal areas or on residenbal property with U1e pC'r· mission of property owners. Dave Sarin, owner of l\tel-o- Dee ice cream, has about five employees who seU ice cream from pushcarts m Costa Mesa. He present- ed counn l membe r s with a peti- tion that had signatures from about 200 resi- dents whom he said opposed the ban p h I 1 "These are commercial businesses in residen- tial areas ... We inten d to continue to improve our neigh - borhood ... " -PHIL MORELLO Morello, a property owner and member of the Wallace Avenue Improvement Group, was among about half a dozen property own- ers who spoke in favor of the bd.O Monday rught The group, which also includes residents in the Wallace and Pomona area, helped spearhead the ban mo.re than a ye~ ag,o. 4 • "These are commercial busi- nesses in residential Areas,• said Morello, whose efforts }lave helped clean up graffiti and gang in' the area. ·we intend to contin- ue to lDlprove our neighborhood " City Cquncilwoman Libby Cowan, who cast the smgle vote agam.st the ordinance, believes the oty did not prove there was a health nsk posed by the vendors She said if there is a noise issue, then the aty hould ban noise deVlces, not curtail free enterpnse. Cowan asked that Tom Ahrens, a supervising enVU"orunental bealtb specialist for the ~ County Department of Health, be present at the meeting. Among the questions she asked him wes whether licensed vendors ~ a health threat to residents. •w e have very few food·bome illnesses assoeiatf'd with JNlb· carts,. Ahrens Mid. Ahrens tokl council,.,...,.., ii unlicemed operaton. 11fDt licemed CJ1*8tol'I, who ~allr pme ...... to pdllk: ._ ... added tMt the "* .. beallt1 ti ... bul .... = == .:--.-i.: •fd-. ... .. · WEDNESDAY, APftll 23, 1997 almanac • Editors Note: Do yoo or someone you know have a landmark birthday or annive;sary coming up? If so, we'd like to indude It in our Almanac section. Please call the information into the Readers' Hotline, 642·6086, fax it to 646- 4 l 70, or mail it to City Editor Iris Yokoi, now. Bay St .. Costa Mesa, calif 92627. You may also send photographs, but pleue be sure to include a self· addressed stamped envelope i1 you'd like it returned.. ' DEATHS Most recent deaths as reported to the Orange County Recorder's OffKe. COSTA MESA •Harold J Nanney, 76, on Feb. 14 • Ruth A Rexford, 78, on Feb 14 •Anthony M Vanus, 62. on Feb 17 • Helene Rockwell, 73, on Feb. 13 •Glee A Purcell, 81, on Feb 18 • Joseph K Mc Eneany, 75, on Feb 25 •Annette F Mulvihill, 71, on Feb. 23 • Bertha B Duhan, 89, on Feb. 2 l •Roger C. Hill, 41 , on Feb. 25 NEWPORT BEACH • Ha1el D. Rupertus. 84, on Feb. 18 • Anne l Dippo, 98, on Feb l 3 •Cecilia L Kripner, 96, on Feb. 19 •Louise E. Maxfield, 86, on Feb. 18 • HE:len M Pettit, 87, on Feb. 19 •Leonard M. Stafford, 79, on Feb. 16 •Carl E Ermatinger. 74, on Feb. 18 •Jane A Howland, 81, on Feb. 21 •Roy J. Morin, 92, on Feb. 21 • Su1anne R. Haiy, 68, on Feb. 23 •Sara C Brant 84, on Feb. 24 • •Gertrude M<. Cord, 94, on Feb 21 •Jane D M11llins, 103, on Feb. 16 • Rase! Bicaci, 89, on Feb. 26 MAHRIAGES Most recent marriages as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office COSTA MESA • Adama Ndao and Michelle R. Samuel, married on Feb. 20 in Santa Ana • Wael S. Awwad and Jennifer R Hart, married on Feb 16 in Irvine • Anthony L. Cunale and M ichelle S May. married on Feb 21 in Fullerton •John P. Britt and Julia M. Johmon, mar ried on Feb 9 in Santa Ana • Julio C. Gurrero and Mayra E. Miranda, married on Feb 21 in Santa Ana • Timothy P. Scott and Dior M. Olswang, married on Feb. 22 in Corona del Mar • Hung N Nguyen arid Lien T Nguyen, married on Feb. 22 in Stanton • Oanny L. Ray II and Lysa M. Pisarski, married on Feb. 14 in Anaheim • Guadalupe Hernandez and Maria M. Pedraia. married oo Feb. 24 in Santa Ana • Jo\e G. Sanchez and Maria G. Angulo, married on Feb 26 in Santa Ana • Ramiro Max Lira and Bert.ha Rosario Calderon, married on Feb 26 in Santa • Jeffrey A. Klein and Kathleen Huttoo, married on Feb. n in Newport Beach •Roger W. Ksu and Seoqg Eun Lee, mar· rled on Feb. 22 In Santa Ana • Steven R. Conklin and Shirley A. Jacob- son, married on Feb. 22 In Newport Beach . • Steven Nieves and Kristina L Bodnar, married on Feb. 22 In San Francisco DUI ARRESTS The following people were arrested recently on suspicion of driving under the influence. These people have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime, and, as with all such crimes, they are innocent until proven guilty. NEWPORT BEACH Denise c.-Sloan, 24, of Corona COSTA MESA Jorge Barajas. 45, of Costa Mesa Antonio S. Vargas, 29, of Costa M esa Luis A. Bravo, 30, of Costa Mesa Philip L. Muse, 23. of Costa Mesa ·Robert G. Gunderson, 55, of Costa Mesa Steven K. Rumney, 30, of Cost a Mesa Cheri L. Speckman, 21, of Costa Mesa Brett A. Sickels, 27, of Costa M esa Greg I. Stroup, 18, of Costa Mesa Carotyn E. Reed, 67, of Costa Mesa Janis M. Farason, 61, of Balboa Island Irene J. Lewis, S4, of Newport Beach Jonathan C. Davis, 39, of Costa Mesa Real estate sales Recent real estate sales as reported by the Continental Lawyers n,le-E:o.,in San· ta Ana. · NEWPORT BEACH 1115 Berkshire Lane S390,000 1310 Galaxy Drive s2,2so.ooo 2101 Highlanq Drive S421.000 711 Cliff Drive S409,000 - 548 Vista Grande S272,000 12 Kamalii Court S207,500 1 246 Somerset Lane S455,000 1725 Port Charles Place S500,000 COSTA MESA 161 Broadway Ave $335,000 2916 Java Road S340,000 1094 GJen Circle S21S,OOO 1008 W. Wilson St. s 142,000 3146 Cork Lane s 168,000 3232 Iowa St. S203,000 2164 Canyon Drive. G $194,000 · Lifeguards ·rescue two girls frorµ current A lifeguard saved two 11-year- old Riverside girls from drowning after they got caught in a rip-cur- rent Tuesday morning near the Newport Pier, authorities said The girls -Candace Bird. and Candace Shay -climbed onto their body boards in <\Panic when lifegtiarcfs used their public address system to warn them of the current ~ound 1 :45 p.m., said Newport Beach Fire and Marine Department Lt. Eric .Bauer. The boards were swept into deeper water, and the girls weren't able to get back to shore on their own power, Bauer said. They were clinging onto the pil- ings at the Newport Pier when Marine Safety Of,ticer Brent Jacobsen sw.iin out to rescue them, Bauer said. J acobsen returned the unin- jured girls to Bird's mother, who was waiting on the shore. Bauer said. "It was surprising they didn't get cut up on the barnacles on the piling," Bauer said. "These little girlc; were pretty lucky." 3,630 lose power when line breaks loose More · than 3,600 people lost the power in their homes throughout a circle of Newport Beach neighborhoods early Tues- day morning after an electrical line broke loose and fell on top of another, authorities said. The lines fell at a trailer park at 1770 W. Balboa Boulevard just after midnight and caused fire- fighters to clear the immediate area, .said Ne wport Beach Fire and Marine Department Lt. John Blauer. . The broken lines left 3,630 cus- tomers powerless in an area bounded by Ocean Front on the north, Via Lido Nord on the .south, 15th Street on the west, ·and 34th Street on the east. said Southern California Edison spokesman Paul Kline. \ \\ \ " I I ( ' I I -- - ---_..,....-_ -- MIAH POBUDA I OAl.Y Pll.OT Brothen way. ad Sllw Kupp take advatege of the outdoor lbow t.dlla. at Ille Newport Beada Pter. Our weather bu been anythlDg bat a .. was11oat• and another warm day b _ on tap for~· " age, and complained Tuesday some of their household appli- ances seemed to be ruined. "While we were at home around midnight, the whole room lit up," said Lido Isle resident Phil Connors. "It was like a bomb going off, and then the power went off." Connors said his ceiling fans, a television, his microwave oven and his fax machine, among other things, are ruined. "We had a very, very strong surge and lost a lot of appliances. I j~t . hope I haven't bad serious electrical damage to the house." House fire causes damage, no injuries A fire caused between $15,000 to $20,000 damage to a home at 1711 Skylark Lane in Newport Beach on Tuesday morning before firefighters could extin- guish it, authorities said. Kay Salisbury, the resident, was doing yard work in her gar- den when a fire in a water-heater closet caused the alarm to sound 'inside the house, said Newport Beach Fife and Marine Depart- ment Lt. John Bl&tier. said. •Tue important thing here wu the smoke detector wo.s in good working order." Irvine man dies in freeway car accident An Irvine man died early Tues- day morning atter his car veered out of control and struck the guard rail at the gore point sepa- rating the San Diego and the Corona del Mar freeways in Cos- ta Mesa, authorities said. Surinder Kumar Sharma, 28, flew through the car's windshield around 2 a.m. after his 1989 tan BMW demolished 10 sand barrels and plowed into the guard rail, tearing it from its foundation, said California Highway Patrol inves- tigator Keith Thornhill. Sharma landed about 20 feet away with maior head injuries and deep cuts to the neck, Thorn- hill said. He said Caltrans closed nearby lanes for nearly four hours. The cause of the crash remains under investigation, but Shanna seemed to be driving at a high rate of speed and was not wear- ing a seat belt, Thornhill said. Good samaritan tries to fight fir e A fire did about $35,000 worth of damage to an Amythest , Avem~e home Tuesday ~moon, ·despite the efforts of a Good Samaritan who spotted smoke pouring from the house and tried to fight the flames himself. Around 3 p.m. Robert B. Bernard, 79, returned from the post office to fincj his home in the 300 block was on fire, said.New- port Beach Fire and Marine Department. Lt. John Blauer. A passerby -Dave Pena of San Jose -was already trying to douse the flames with a garden hose, Blauer said. Firefighters arrived aµd knocked down the blaze within minutes, and no one was hurt, Blauer said. ' Ana 756 Center St. S157,500 While most customers had their. power restored by 2:16 a.m., 58 of the~ didn't see their lights return until 11 :06 a.m., Kline said. Edison spokesman Steve Hansen said a power line falling onto another of lower voltage can sometimes overload drcuits and cause such damage. But be didn't know if that was the c~e here, he said. Firefighters arrived around 10:30 a.m.. entered through \he front door, and contained the fire within minutes, Blauer said. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, but no one was hurt. The fire did $30,000 worth of damage to the house and $5,000 to its contents, Blauer said. He said the cause pf t)le fire is under investigation, but firefighters believe it started in the kitchen. I ) I J ( i ' I i J J i i NEWPORT BEACH • Nicholas D Hurt and Anasta\ia L. Sta- ley, married on Feb 16 in Newport Beach 942 Serra Way $221,000 • 912 Peace Place S200,000 Daijf Pilot BEADEBS HQIU~E 642-6086 Record your comments about \.t t\,'llfl f J!I f\! ti I"' I\ \If ~ \ the Daily Pilot or news tips. ADD.Rill VOL. 91, NO. 86 Our address •~ 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. THOMAS H. JOHNSON, Publisher CQBBECTIQNS WILLIAM L08DEU. .. It is the Pilot's policy to prompt· ly correct all errors of substance. fd1tor Please call 574 4233. 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Vice President, General Manager Kim Griffith, Director of Operations 01997 Calif CN. All rlgh~ r~ TEMPERAnlRES Newport Beach 64154 Newport Coast 67/47 Balboa 64154 Costa Mesa 74152 Corona del Mar ,63154 SURF FORECAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 1·3 WSW Newport 1-3 WSW Blackies 1·3 WSW Rive-Jetty 1·3 wsw CdM 1·3 WSW BOATING West winds coming from the west at 15 knots during mbrn- ing hours will become gusty and increas{! to 25 knots during the after- noon. Two foot wind waves will Increase to four feet. and a five foot swell will come from the west. TIDES TODAY First low 4:27 a.m. ..0.2 First high 10:38 a.m. 3.9 Second low 4:02 p.m. 1.3 Second high 10:12 p.m. 5.3 THURSDAY First low 5:04a.m. -0.3 First high 11:19 a.m. 3.7 Second low 4:31 p.m. 1.5 Second high 10:43 p.m. 5.3 WATER TEMPERATURE: 62 We never did get that hoped·for break in chop. and that'll be the case this morning. Step- ping outside you'll notice a west wind blowing at about 1 S knots. The blend of southern hemi· sphere energy and west-northwest wind and ground swells will probably just turn to mush. The knee-to waist- high sets won't stand a chance as the winds nearly double through the course of the day. The wind will remain the grinch that spoils the potential for better waves In the days ahead. Jleautify Your. Yar~! FARNSWORTH LAND9CAPB COMPANY 548-5132 1.k.IUJ010 We have over 40 years combined aervlce Ln this area. Our quality, creativity and service are unmatcMd. Togdher Wt> totll ta.le~ corr of au your ~and I masonry nttdl. • Stooewortc. PMl09, &BBQa • Water Fali., Poole 8t SpM • Spriakkr~ QLAUELL MASONRY COMPANY ~7744 Ut ...... . ' COSTA MESA • s.nta AM Avenw: Two six-packs of beer worth $12.98 were stolen from a store in the 1600 block by a man wearing, a red baseball cap who fled on foot. • Newport Boulevard: S566 in quarters were stolen from the coin machine in a laundermat in the 2300 block. apparently by the use of phony SS bills. • Maple Street: A mirror, light and bicycle handlebar exten- sions were stolen from the balcony of an apartment in the· 2200 block. The thief apparently broke in through the stair- well .. • Superior Avenue: S6 cash was stolen from a soda vending machine at the Ramada Inn In the 1600 block. The lock was broken open. •Vaness Street: Hub caps worth SlOO were stolen from a truck parked in front of a residence in the 900 block. NEWPORT BEACH • Drake Str.et $42,000 worth of jewelry was stolen from a residence. There was no sign of forced entry. •MacArthur Boulevard: Several tools valued at $2,841 were stolen from two locked storage rooms in a parking structure In the 4500 block. There was no sign of forced entry. • 26th Street A purse wa.s stolen from the trunk of a car. There was no sign of forced entry. • West 15th Street A backpack, portable stereo, sunglasses, work uniform and two shirts valued at $385 were stolen from·a car In the 800 block. A window was smashed. Newpon &ach/C.o$ta Me a Daily Pi.lot briefly Pakistan ambassador to make visit to OCC 'WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1997 ·. Heard it through the grapeVille: Strawberry wqr~ers ' unite · t · tracts with long as I'm around to influence 1t I "There is no grape boycott. I T here was a meeting last boy~~~ to:°n COil! wers of L I S T E N U P "You've got to have trust. U think 1t is immoral • week at \!Cl that, at least to : San Joa~ VaE!y~ow it's you don't have trust, you won't But there was a boycott, and it . these anaent eyes, was -aJ.le oin to be la ed out a · get ahead. That's all part of non-was a stroke of geruus -h_un- as Yogi Berra, OT was it Casey -~ th g ~ ui~ r violence, you know. Trust. You dreds of field workers fanrung oat Jamshee9 K. A. Marker, Pakistan's ambassador to the United Nations · until his retirement from the foreign service several years ago, will be on Orange Coast College's campus until Friday, serving as the college's visiting schol- ar in restdence. Stengel~ -once put it: "deja vu :aw~~owers But~ time have to trust your adversaries. If over tl\e nation ancfthen the ' all over again." without Cesar Cha~e-z they double-cross you once, you world to bwld su~ a po'!\Terful The participan~ were students 1 still remember my. day witlt trust U:lem agam. And again base of support among ~e con- Marker, who was also Pak- istan's ambassador to the United States for three years, will speak in OCC classes throughout·his stay on cam- pus, and will offe r a two-hour presentation at 10 a.m. on April 23 as part of the Associ- ated Students "Future-Shock Week" colloquium-. The lecture is titled, "The. U.N. in the 21st Century." He will also present a free public lecture at 8 p.m. on April 24 in OCC's Stude nt Center Lounge. Got a great mom? Write an essay Ristorante Mamma Gina in Newport Beach is sponsoring an essay contest in honor of Mother's Day. Five finalists will get the chance to read their essays before a panel of judges at a luncheon May 9 at the restaurant. From those, the winner will be chosen to receive a $500 savings bond to be used towards a college education. The other hnalists will get gilt certificates for dinners for two at Mam.ma Gina. Entries must oe sent by April 30 to Supe~ Mom, c/o Frank Groff Public Relations, 249 E. Ocean Blvd., Suite 1010, Long Beach , Calif. 908021 or faxed to (562) 491- 0211 . Fo r information call (562) 491-1000. $295oc1 complece Call Toll Free 888-27 1-4567 Don't Delay, Avoid Probate! David Pawlowski Anorncy ac Law supporting the Uru~ Parm W?rk-'him vividly, but last night I got out .What do you lose by trustmg? sumers of gr:apes that it fin~y ers efforts to orgaruze the state~ my notes to see if they corroborat-Only time. And we have lots of won recogrubon for the ~on. . 20,000 strawberry w~rkers, ~hich ed my memoryi They did. La Paz, that.• And also won a labor r.elatioris act was kicked off last weekend m as the UFW called its headquar-I wonder how many of the CUT· I that gave seasonal agnc:ultural Watsonville, and is probably going ters was a series of clapboard rent UFW leaders still feel that workers the right of a secret uruon to CO!fle home to us in our neigh-buildmgs bounded by desert, a h way. The union has been d9uble-ballot. borhood supermarkets any week meanderingTailroad track and a josep n. crossed many times since Chavez I And now we'!e gomg to .have now, tiny village calfed Keene, framed b 11 talked to me about trusJ As soon a sequel in the strawberry belds At the same time, the ghost of against the stark backdrop of the e as their first contracts expired, the And both sides wonder If the tem- Cesar Chavez -who founded the Tehachapi foothills. Chavez's liv-growe~ turned to the Teamsters per of the populace is ready to UPW in the mid-1960s and died ing quarters there COflSisted of a ·as the lesser of two evils SU)Ce respond again to pleas for a boy- four years ago this month -was tiny room with a bed, a rocking . or non-violence with d lack of then, the UFW has struggled end-cott. appearing in a two-hour docu-chair to ease his chroni'C"bick aggressiveness-as Chavez's lessly to hold its gams and recover Th.is a complex issue that can't mentary on PBS and in a new pains, and not much else. opponertts found out. from its losses. be reduced to a· good guys-bad book called "The Fight in the As we talked in his room and He spoke softly and without Sometiines the odds have guys scenario. But however it Fields.• The documentary espe-later wandered about the grounds, rancor as he told me, "The grow-seemed hopeless. The UFW had comes out. one thing that Cesar dally fascinated me because there we were followed (always at a ers have fought us so long that virtually no allies in th_e begm-Chavez won must be preserved at: were a number of scenes irlSide an respectful distance) by two elabo-they die very hard. so many of ning. The PBS documentaI) dny cost. the dtgruty of the people abandoned tuberculosis sanatori-rately casual bodyguards -death them continue to believe that if caught the hostility of then Gov whose often agoruzing labor tn wn on the edge of the Mojave threats were routine to Chavez - one of his workers wants a union, Reagan who four times vetoed a the helds puts fresh fnut and v09- Desert where the United Farm and a pair of German shepherd . he's against the employer -and simple measure extending state etdbles on our dirung tables Workers set up its headquarters. dogs. that just isn't so. This is an eco-unemployment compensdtton to I met and talked with Chavez Ch~vez wasn't phys~cally com-nomic movement by poor w01k-I agricultural workers. The ctoc:u· there after'5pellding two weeks manding. He was mediwn-to-ers, and it will stay that way as I mentary caught him saymg meeting with growers, priests, slight in size, his manner gentle, • JOSEPH N. BELI.'S column runs every Wednesday doctors, sheriffs and many. many his hair slicked-back black. When immigrant workers in the c:tr~a~ he smiled, he displayed a resplen-. shanties that served as therr living dent gold tooth. It was hard to get quarters. All this was. by wa_y of very far from his eyes, which w~e researching a magazine article quizzical, melancholy and sens1- shortly after the farm workers' tive. 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QUOTE OF THE DAY DCC rallies to gain. berth at State Volleyball Final Four ·Anything can happen ln thU /.eagu8. but we di>n 't oontrol our own destiny anymore ... • -CDM VOUEYBALL COACH STEVB CON17 \ SEEIB.OW ... -COM ALLS IN .FO Sea Kings earn respect. but will need help to rekindle Sea View title hopes after loss at Sea View-leader Santa Margarita. By Barry Faulkner, Datly Ptlot RANCHO SANTA MAR- GARITA '-Corona del Mar High boys volleybnll coach Steve Con- ti Sdld h.is team emerged from a four-gdme loss to Sea View Ledgue-leddmg Santa Margarita with a medsure of respect. Whc11 the Sea Kings (6-3, 2-2 in l<'c1<Jue1 left behind, however, was a sharr> of lust place and control of their own destiny in the chase for c1 Sea View crov.rn . "Anything can happen in this league, but we don't control our own destiny anymore," said Con- ti, after watching his team blow a 14-11 fourth-game lead to fall, 15-4, 15-7, 8-1.5, lh-14, at the Eagles' CJ)'lTI The Ec1qle5. (LJ-1, ~-0 and rttnkPd No. 2 in Oran:ge County and No 1 in CIF Southern Sec- tion Division II) hc1ve a one-match ddvantdge over second-place Newport Harbor, hcadrng into Friday's showdown at Newport. "We've iust got to keep work- ing hard and focu s every day on gelling better," Conti sdid. "We nf'ed to be peak.mg at the nght time, which 1s when we go to the playoffs." Thf' Sea Kings, rdnked sixth in the county and lhird in CIF Divi- sion IJI, were far from at lheir pPak m thP fust two games. . Th ough they se1Zed a 3-0 lead to open the match, Santa Margarita srnred 19 of the next 21 poinlc; and "That's what playing in this league is all about ... stepping up ... " -STEVE CONTI appeared to be ready for the fourth sweep in its f1vf' league match- PS (having lost only one game to Woodbndge). But, with sl>nior setter B r d d y Benuchctmp and senior middle blocker Billy Messinger bn.ng- mg spark off Lhe bench, and stc1r ters 13ldtr I loppe, Greg Bur- dt•n dncl Tim Andn:ws stepping 11p thP1r play, as well, the Sea Kinus 111rned th ings rtround "C<IM cauyht fire and started lo dHJ some halls ctnd put some prrs<;ure on us," Santa Marganta C'oMh Ed<lw Rapp said. "(The Sect l\tn9s1 hr1ve improved ct lot since \.Ve saw them tn the (Oranqe Courrty Champi- onships) "' Conti sc11d Beauchamp and MessingPr look a game to get acclimated (they were inserted to start the second game). "We shook things up a little and Brady and Billy stepped in and chd a Job for us. That's what plc1ytng m this league 1s all about: ' slepping up." CdM turned a 3-0 third-game dehc1t mto a 10-4 lead, behind a balanced hitting attack led by I loppc> ( 14 kills), Andrews (11), Dennis Alshuler (seven), Mes- singer (seven) and Burden (six). Beauchamp also chipped in three kills tipptng balls over the net on lhe second touch to sur- pnse lhe Eagles' d,efense. The hosts rallied to within tt- 8, but an AlspuJer stuff block, a Hoppe ace and a Burden kill helped the visitors take a rare game off the Eagles. CdM narrowly controlled the final game most of the way, with a Hoppe kill allowing the Sea Kings to serve the first of its two game points to force a fifth game. But Santa Margarita staved off the visitors, capping its rally with a pair of stuff blocks by nm Ger- lach (a match-high 19 kills) to retain sole possession of the Sea View top spot. "(The Eagles) are real experi- enced, with most of thelr four seniors having played varsity since they were sophomores," Conti said. "But I don't think they've been tested in league like they were tonight, so I think we euned 10me respect," ' 1 •• Tars ·swe0p; face .EagleS ·next in league showdown •Newport Harbor's boys volleyball team pushes Woodbridge around. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot IRVINE -There are moments on_ the hardwood when Newport Harbor High's boys volleyball team looks as tough as anybodY. in Orange County, like in the sec- ond game Tuesday night against host Woodbridge, Coach Dan Glenn's Sailors, who realize the big taik is still ahead of them, swept the feisty Waniors, 15-12, 15-6, 17-15, in a Sea View League match, using mos~y reserves in the third game. '· .. Newport Harbor (7-4, 4-1 in league), ranked fifth in the coun- ty, missed no serves and made only one passing error in the sec- ond game, a Sailor trait, as Glenn's Tars dominated. ''Yeah, but you know wb,at?" Glenn said, "we still need to play our best match oi the year on 'Fri- day against Santa Margarita (at home) if we're going to have any chance at it." The chance Olenn is referring to, of course, j is winning the league championship. Santa Mar- garita swept Newport Harbor in the first meeting, inducting a 15-0 victory in the third game. "You lose 15-0 when all the breaks go against you, and (the Eagles) just got on a roll,• Glenn said. "fi bappens. But it shouldn't. We need to play the way we did the other night against Corona, when we came back and played with a lot of desire in our heart.• The Sailors responded from an 0-2 deficit to win in five, then waxed Woodbridge ('t-9, 0-5) to set up Friday's Sea View I:.eague showdo-wn against the Eagles. Statistically, no one recorded ~ or digs in double digits for the Sailors, but collectively they served seven aces. Senior Dana Mesenbrink (eight kills), sopho- mores Adam Hearlson (seven) and Matt Jameson (five), and junior Scott Archbold (five) led the Tars in hitting. Junior setter 'li'avis Nelson was everywhere. Archbold recorded all of his kills in · the third game, while sophomore Alan Limon and junior John,Stout, both reserves, combined for four kills, two blocks and an· ace in the third. The Sailors started slowly as the Warriors built leads of 7-4 and 8-5 in the· first game. Hearlson ignited the comeback with two kills, then Mesenbrink's ace pulled the:. Tars to within 8-7, Following a sideout, two unforced passing on Woodbridge gave the Sailors a lead, then a Jameson kill and a net violation on the hosts made it 11 -8, before the Warriors pulled to within 13- 12. Mesenbrink's kill put the Tars high school baseball ahead by two, then Woodbridge's Jared Dannis whacked one long. Woodbridge had a 5-3 lead in the sec"nd game after scoring five straight points, forcing Glenn to call timeout, after which the Tars were never be~er, outscoring the Warriors, 12-1. Nelson served the second game's last four -points, including a pair of aces. To get the Tars a sideout, Nelson dumped one for a kill. He also. assisted dwing the run on Mesenbrink's scoring kill at 13-6. Newport Harbor's lead in the third game was 12-6, after Scott Dore, Ty 'li'amblie and Rick Robinson stepped up and con- tributed around the net.' Mesa humps off Estancia, 6-3 • Mustangs apparently got the message la~t week; tum tables with solid victory at Estancia. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot .• COSTA MESA -Can a loss be a good thing? · For Doug Oeats, coach of the Costa Mesa High baseball squad, last Friday's 6-3 loss at Aliso Niguel may have been a blessing. "Friday at Aliso, we played hard, as well as we've played all season," Deats said . The momentum that the Mus- tangs created in that contest, despite what the scoreboard said, was still with Costa Mesa Tuesday when the Mustangs traveled across town to face Pacific Coast League rival Estancia. Deats' squad opened r------------------------, I . I I I : Pacific Coast League • I WL ·---~~~~~~~----' ~~~~ I I I •.. .,... ..... Costa Mesa 6, EsUnda 3 Aliso Niguel 25, Laguna Beach 6 Laguna Hills 15, University 2 ~ ...... (1:15) Estancia at Costa Mesa 1 Laguna Beach at Alfso Niguel : University at Laguna Hills L-~----------------------~ MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT C osta Mesa's Brian Montoya· ls congratulated after scoring following his · lhe game with that momentum in full force and cruised to the end with a 6-3 win, snapping its seven-game losing streak. Sophomore Brian Montoya led off the first with a shot to the right-center gap that landed him standing on second base. He was moved to third on Robbie Gloster's sacrifice bunt, then Layne DeTemple drilled a dou- ble to the other gap. DeTemple scored, and Al Lambert was stranded on second after a dou- ble-of h.is own. "leadoff double in the Mustangs' 6-3 Pacific Coast League baseball victory at Estancia. Below, Mesa's Robbie Gloster throws to Going into the contest, lhe Mustangs (2-6) were a half- game out of last place in the league, and the Eagles (0-7-1) were in it. "The enthusiasm bas been better," Deats said. "That's all you can ask a kid for, to do the best they can, to spend it all out there and don't leave anything in the dugout.'' Costa Mesa's pitchers didn't leave much, if anything at all. Senior Joe Jeffers (4-3) allowed one earned run in' four lllilings. DeTemple was inserted w hen Jeffe rs found himseU in a bind with runners on first and second and no out. DeTemple forced the next batter to fly to right, then fanned the next two. "I've been getting a few innings of work lately. The curveball always is (the bread and butter pitch), then I try to finish it out with the fastball," DeTemple said. "Layne has been the most consistent pitcher for us the last four games, 11 Deats said. "He threw more (innings) than he's gone lately. He competes. 11 Along with recording five strikeouts in three innings of work, including the final out of the game with the bases loaded, DeTemple went 3 for 4 at the plate and scored three times. Even though Costa .Mesa may have had a reversal of fortune after the loss at Aliso Niguel, Estancia's Coach Paul Troxel probably can't find much good in another loss. Winless in the league, 'li'oxel was frustrated after the game and deferred questions tofus assistant. Jeremy Osso. "You just tell (the players} to keep coming out and compet- ing," Osso said. Lang Nguyen Qf the Eagles was reached base in all four of his plate appearances with two doubles, a pair of walks.· He scored all three of Estancia's runs. Costa Mesa's Julius Vasquez went 2 for 3 with three RBI before being ejected from the game in the sixth in.n.iJ:ig for not sliding into home on a play at the plate. PAOfllC CoAST LEAGUE Costa Mesa 6, Estancia 3 Costa Mesa 210 012 0 -6 8 2 Estancia 100 010 1 -3 6 2 Jeffers, DeTemple (5) and Vasquez, Gallacher (6). Meyer, Zenus (5) and Ogas. W -Jeffers, 4-".3. Sv -DeTemple, t. L -Meyer, 0-2. 2B -Montoya (CM), DeTemple (CM), Lambert (CM), Nguyen 2 (E). COMMUNITY COLLEGE SPORTS Bucs rally to _top Pierce· in five! • OCC earns State Semifinals berth Friday against Long Beach. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College's men 's volleyball team turned the Southern Calif omia Regional final from a funeral to a horror movie when the Pirates rose from the dead and spookeq L.A. Pierce right out of town in a five-game thtiller. The Pirates, hosting the contest, were three points away from the end of their sea- son in the third game. Pietce (16-4) auiled through the first set 15-8 and fended off a late surge to steal the second 15·12. The Brahmas held a 12-8 advantage and were about to plunge a dagger deep into the heart of the state runners-up of a year ago. · C~t's Coach Chuck Cutenese reinsert- ed his benched star, freshman Josh RichaJd- son, end the Ghost of Volleyball Future appeared. •1 ployed horrible ln the beginnjng," · MIN'S VOLLIYBALL • .. . Richardsop, a Newport Harbor High gradu- ate, said. "I was mad. And Chuck knows that. He'll pull me on the bench and knows I'll get mad and then put me back in all fired up." ' Setter Robert Cammarrata served for three consecutive Coast points, the third a resUlt of a thundering Richardson kill. "(Richardson) was.having a little trouble and needed to make some changes," Cute- nese said. "I turned to him (in the third game) and he had tbls look in his eye and said, 'I'm ready to play."' . -.. The Pirates rallied behind the booming crowd of about 100 fans and a Fernando Sabia kill clinched the third set 15-12 and kept the contest going. "When the third game was over, I said, 'Wasn't that fun?' That's what volleyball ts all about -having fun," Cutenese Aid. Cammarata opened the fourth game with a 4·0 run. Richardson ila'mmed down a kUl. sent back a solo block and teamed with Sabia on anther block to account for three of those points. ' BUt Pierce was nowhere from gone. The guests hurrg right with the Pirates and took over the lead at 12~10. Richardson sent pangs of fear rippling through the Pierce six, though, when a fiare of a serve kissed the wood for an ace to tie the game at 12. Pierce had chances to retake the lead but notched two service errors giving the serve and scoring capability back to the Pirates. Coast converted and Kevin Reid slammed over an ace ta win the game, 15·13. Llke the kids in horror movies that run upstairs when the axe-wielding phantom awaits, the Brahmas had little chance in the rally·scorlng fifth game. Richardson and Reid fed off of Cammar- rata's serves and clinched the victory 15-7. Coast will next face Long 8each City Col· lege at -4 :30 p.m. Prtday in the state semift.nal at Golden West, where the host Rustlep will meet Amertcan River in the other half of the semifinals at 7:30. OCC defeated Santa Be.r- bara earlier tn the day, 16·14, J.b·l4, 15-11. ~ first for a double play after tagging out the lead runner. The two square off once more, on Friday, at Costa Mesa. RCC • Bucs, 144 ,, HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS COM TORPLES ~IRV-INE, 1~-5 Sea Kings push past ~ea View foe m tuneup for Ojai Invitational. IRVINE -Corona del Mar High's boys tennis team improved ro 5-1 in Sea View League play (10-4 overall) with a 13-5 victory at Irvine High Tuesday afternoon. John Cappello swept his three singles opponents in convincing fashion; and the doubles team did what all doubles teams dream about, as Curtis Ell.more and Sameer Chopra dropped their three sets of foes, 6-0, 6-0, 6-0. Su VllW Luc;w COf"Onll del Mw 13, Irvine 5 Singles -Cappello (CdM) def. Dore, 6-t; def. Williams, 6-2; def. Chemltiganti, 6-2; Jensen (CdM) won 6-1, 6-1; lost 4-6; Taylor (CdM) won 6-4; lsot 6-7, 4-6. Doubles -Ellmore..chopra (Cd M) def. Moon-Yan, 6-0; def. Frledman-Bllllmoria, 6-0; def. Field·Murdie, 6-0; Coleman· Jahanglri (CdM) lost 3-6; won 6-4, 6-0; Shahmardl·Fuller (CdM) won 7-6, 6-0; lost 4-6. Sailors tumble, 11-7 NEWPORT BEACH-Newport Hareor Higb's Sailors dropped tbejr sixth straight in Sea View League boys tennis Tuesday afternoon as Santa. Margarita, with its No. 1 and 2 singles play- ers together in doubles in antici- pation of the Ojai Valley Invita- tional Thursday. collected an 11-7 victory on the Sailors' courts. John . Rinek and Scott Si.ms, who'll play as a doubles entry at Ojai, each collected two singles • victories for the Sailors, as well as Mike Hovel, playing in the No: l , singles slot. ' Harbor falls to 3-9 overall, 0-6 in l~ague; Santa Margarita improves to 4-2 in Sea View play. def. Ga'Ssney, (NH) lost 1-6; lost 1-6; won 6-. Doubtes -Hsieh-Singer {NH) lost to Tsu-Shed, 0-6; lost to Deen-Walsh, 2-6; def. Friedersdorf-Hsu, 6-1; Cook-Oyler (NH) lost 0-6, 2-6, 1-6; Bllbejsi-Burr (NH) lost 0-6. 1-6, 0-6. Costa Mesa falls, 17-1 COSTA MESA -Univeri;ity High's 'Tfojans captured a 17-1 Pacific Coast League boys tennis match Tuesde.y afternoon on the Costa Mesa campus; David nan breaking up the shutout attempt with a 6-2 victory over Zach Pried.man in sigles. PAOAC CoAST l.EAGuE University 17, Costa Mesa 1 Singles -Tran (CM) lost to calungcagin, 0-6; lost to Chen, 3-6; def. Friedman, 6-2; Lim (CM) lost 1-6. 3-6, 1-6; Kaki (CM) lost 1-6, 2-6, 0-6. Doubles -Pham-Morris (CM) lost to Yang-Morgan. 0-6; lost to Lee-Osterman, 1-6; lost to Agarual-0,eng, 1-6; Pham-Swartz (CM) lost 0-6. 0-6, 1-6; Huang-Nguyen (CM) lost 0-6, 0-6, 0-6. HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL ~ Mus~gs edged in errorless game, 1-0 IRVINE -The Costa Mesa High softball team almost did everything right. Pitcher Sonia Correa didn't walk a single batter. The Mustang defense didn't com- mit an error. The squad outhit the University High 'Tfojans. The only thing that the Mus- tangs couldn't do was get a rqn- ner across the plate in the Paolic Coast League contest that ended 1-0 for University. ln the fowth inning, the Tro- jans strung together two hits with a sacrifice bunt to push in the winning run. For the Mustangs, Christy Erri- co tagged a double and Kristin Chisholm went 2 for 3. PACJFK CoAST LIAGUI University 1, Costa Mesa o Costa Mesa 000 000 0 -0 6 0 University 000 100 x -1 3 O Correa and Chisholm. Atchley and Scarbora. 28 -Errico (CM). Hansen (U). HIGH SCHOOL BADMINTON Corona del Mar falls to Sunny Hills, 13-6 .. PUU.ERTON -The Sunny Hills High badminton team toppled Corona del Mar, 13-6, Tuesday afternoon in nonleague play. Picking up a win for the Sea Kings was No. 1 singles player Rupali Saggar. The top doubles team of Connie Chuang and Tartan Nahidi also notched a victory for the 7-5 Corona del Mar squad. TODAY'S SCHEDULE • Buebltll High school -Newport Harbor at El Toro, 3:15; Woodbridge at Corona del Mar, 3:15. • Swfnwning High school boys and girls · Corona def Mar at Newport Harbor, 3 p.m.; Laguna Hills at Costa Mesa, 3: 15 p.m.; Estancia at Laguna Beach, 3: 1 S p.m. • Volleyblill High school boys -Laguna Beach at Cost.a Mesa, 5:15 p.m; Estancia at University, 4:;!~ • II Community college -Riverside CC at Orange Coast College, 3 p.m. High school -Newport Harbor at Irvine, 3:15 p.m.; Corona del Mar at El Toro. 3:15 p.m. DEEP SBA' 1UESDAY'S COUNB NeWpOrt l.-ndlng -2 boats, 20 anglers. 7 sand bass, 19 calico bass, '3 SC\.llpin, 80 mackerel, 15 rock fish, 45 sand dabs, 4 white fish. ~ Lodcer -4 boats, 96 anglers. 147 calico bass, 31 sand bass, 24 sculpin, 8 rodcffsh, 60 mackerel, 1 whitefish. 17 yellowtall, 2 white seabass, 32 bonito, 6 bamtcuda, 1 sheephead, to halibut, 1 trigger fish, 3 sargo. SCHOOLS CONTINUEt> FROM 1 ified for free or reduced meals and 5.6% received aid. Estancia High Principal Peg- gy Anatol w4S pleased with her school haVing the highest per~ centag~ of students in career- vocational educational classes (57.6%) in the distnct but want- ed to work on having the dis- trict's lowest completion rate. Estancia increased student retention by 5.3% from 1992 to 1994. u1 know that our teachers are working really hard with the programs for our (limited Eng- lish proficient) students to rea- sons for them to stay in school,• Anatol said. "I'm glad we show an increase.• Although the scliool has worked to retain students by having Spanish-language par- ent nights and training for teaching staff to address lan- guage barriers, many students drop out because they have to work, Anatol said. Estancia has the highest per- centage of students with limited English proficiency (38.2%) and eligibility for tree and reduced meals .4 ). · u ne f e things we know is t poverty correlates with success or lack of success in school," Bernd said. "We have to work with the students we have and improve their perfor- mances." DERBY~ CONTINUED FROM 1 to celebrate. their 50th wedding anniversary is this year, and they've lived in their posh W<;iter- fTont home for 21 years. When not racing horses, Bob runs a whole- sale beer distributing company, Foothill Beverage Co. in Pomona. The Lewises have had their share of hors~s in prestigious races -they even had two run in the derby a few years back, though they haven't won yet. Their Lido Isle home boasts evi- dence of their success: paintings of their prized horses hanging in the hallway and above the man- tel, shelves crammed with tro- phies and platters. They keep horses at Santa Anita Race 'Tfack in Arcadia, at Churchill Downs and at Belmont Park in New York. They general- ly can't tell one of their horses from another, but Beverly can recognize a few by looking at their faces . Their best-known horse, Sere- na's Song, once IE!ci the derby for the first mile, then fell back. She's earned $3.3 million in purse mon- ey, and was the only filly to ever win the Jim Beam Stakes at Tu.r- fway Park in Kentucky. This year, their deep gray thor- oughbred nam~d Silver Charm earned enough money in derby- qualifying races to make it to the prestigious Kentucky event, open only to 3-year-old horses. Only 20 horses can compete each year. The horse's trainer, Hunting- Put a few words to work for you . Call the Daily Pilot CLASSlf.IEDS Costa Mesa High School had the sm&lest number of students passing AP tests at 14.7%, but had the highest number attend- mg Cahfornia comrnuruty col- leges. Prinopal Andrew Hernan- dez attributed bdth figures to the number of Costa Mesa stu- c:HIDts attending Orange Coast College classes across the street from the school. Hernandez said the school has relied on OCC to provide students with the same kind of college work they would study in AP classes and that probably the same percentage of Costa Mesa students are receiving college credit as students at the other high schools. . "The neat thing about OCC is that the student is getting cfue<:t credit there," he said. Newport Harbor• High's numeers closely lined up with the district's figures, but the school did have the smallest number of students enrolled in career-vocational ~ducation classes at 30.7%. District-wide enrollment was 38%. Trustee Dana Black said she would like to see students at all the high schools held to tugher standards and to have more class options, both in vocational and Advanced Placement class- es. , "We have to make sure. we have more choices for the stu- dents academically," Black said. "Not d.ll the students know they have a choice. It's all a form of expectations." ton Beach resident Bob .Baffert, wants nothing but a win for Silver Charm -especially after one of his horses placed a close second last year. "I'm back with a vengE:ance," Baffert said on a cellular phone from Kentucky. ·1 trunk we have the best horse and the best own- ers. The horse likes it here, and I have very good vibes." The Lewises said they, too, are cheering for nothing short of first place for Silver Chann -though they know, of course, wnat an honor it is just to qualify. "This is a tremendous mdica- tion of fortune and good luck," Bob said. "It's only a one-time experience for a horse. It's the culminating acruevement, dream and fantasy of everybody who has ever been assooated with horses." WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 199t ·0 .. ~round town \ TODAY ANOENT GREECE •women of Anoent Greece• is the title of the final slide lee· ture-by .!he_ .Friends ot Orange Coast College's Norman E. Wat- son Library at 7:30 p.m. at the Newport Beach residence of retired OCC president , and Coast Community College Dis- trict chancellor, Norman E. Wat- son. Admission is $5 for non- members. For reservations, call 432-5087. INTO THE FUTURE Orange Coast CoVege offers a four-day series of lectures and workshops on what the future holds for the residents of Orange County called ·Future-Shock Week.• The topics for today include power of the arts, Uruted Nations, fashion and popular culture, welfare. disease and a public astronomy viewing. Admission is free. For more information on the schedule of events, call 432-5025. \ ~ physicist Stanton Fn~dman di 7:30 p.m cit the Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Pdrk Ave . Costa Mesa. Cost is $15 For more ln1onnauon, call ~20-4836 CRJBBAGE The Newport Beach Park and Recreation Cribbage Club will meet at 6.45 p.m. at tbe 0dsh Center, 800 Marguente AvP Corona del Mar. All level'> M l we~come and lessons are avrtll- able. For more information, 1 dll 631·3371 EXAM PREPARATION Orange Coast College offer' d free exam preparation workshop designed to make test-ta.kinq Pu:. ier from 9 to 11 a .m. in lhP R1 - Entry Center For mor~ infom1.1- tion, call 432-5162 RELAY FOR LIFE A team captain's meetmq 1-.; being held for the South Coa<,I Metro areas to get the tednh pumped up. d.J..ssemmate iniomtd- uon and answer any quest10n ... about Relay for W e from Junp 10- ENVIRONMENTAL TALK 21, the Amencan Cancer So(l- The Environmental Coordi-ety's farruly-onented team evcnl nating Council presents a le~ture when> participants wdlk or run series called "Song of the Sea dround a track relay ~tyle fo1 l H The Ocean Around Us• from 7 1~ hours m the battle agdlJlst cann>r 9:30 p.m. every Wednesday in The meeting will take pl ace di 1, April at Corona del Mar High 1 p.m. at Wmdows on the Bay, 224 I School's Auditorium, 2l0l East-W Pacific Coast Highway, NC'\\ bluff Drive. Today's topic is .. Mr port Beach Registration fee 1-; $1t1 Sandman ... ,• a discussion on for those registering before Jun• sand movement, urban runoff 1 and $15 after June 1 E,Kh pc11 - and other impacts on the manne bapant ts asked to raise $100 111 environment. Cost is $5 per lee-donallons For more mfor-nldt1ur1 ture. To register. call 548-1438 call 574-b7~1 PRIDE NIGHT Estancia High School will be having its first Pride N191»-for parents and students m the Estancia Zone who are mterested in the school from 7 to 8:30 p.m. 111 The Commons at 2323 Placenl1d Avenue. · FL'tlNG SAUCERS The Mutual UFO Network of Orange County presents a.n illus- trated lecture caUed "Flying Saucers are Real" with Nuclear RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY WWe Y• Deis C.ven ""•I 1922 HillOft llVDN COSTA MESA • S41· 1 JS6 GET CONNECTED The public 1~ mv1too to led·rn to access Internet resource~ dncl World Wide Web sites at a f\.e\\ - port Beach Public L1t1ra11 "Gl•l Connected at the Library pro gram di 7 pm at the Ball111<1 branch , 100 E Balboa Blvd f or more 1nformat1on, call 71-; 3801 • Send your AROUND TOWN item' h: The Daily Pilot, Around Town, 330 ~ Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627; fcix 646 4 1; or call 540-1'224, ext. 333 r.r.J1 Our. New WE HAVE IT ALL Plien-fen -SPINNING • PERSONAL TRAINING •AEROBICS • TANNING 6 Week Trial Membership $89 includes one hour hrsonol Troining/f'ttness Assessment Full Use of Al Fodities & Progtonas dlSO a1J1/ab/e 6 Week Executive Personal Training Programs THE l)NLY '' ~ SPINNI~\, ~ CL,\SSFS IN NEWPOfH Rfl\t~H' Find Out Why The Top People In Our Community Choose To hercise Here Call 631-3623 Ret:ul.ir Member~hips Are :\1 a1/,1ble c Otter (',ood rill 4-J0-9 ~ Shfu:-Ue THE PREMIER FITNESS CENTER 1080 Irvine Ave. (WFSTCUFF PLAZA) at Irvine Ave. & Ea.st 17th Strctt. N 20 % OFF START UP FEES F.XP. 413(1/97 •• lSYEAR £XPEllE 'CE IN wrJGtrrL~ . 10034 Adams 984-8582 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBL!C NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NO.TICES PUBLIC NOTIC"S Ht. Failure to complete the through lht gu1r1ntH P•· ln10 ucrow del>tor(t) MARLENE M. NO. 9449, OFFICIAL judgment debtor(•) In the LM>AA. EATON Trullla ------.!---Sida l hllll be received In WOfk within the llme Ht 11od a1 1pecllltd In the BY: Qov~rnlng Bo.,d ORY ER showing a net bal· A EC 0 A 0 S 0 F SA I 0 above described property. Tlu ...,_;. was llltel WI Aggreg1teCI write ins tor PUBLIC NOTICE the plac. ldtntln.d lboV9, lor1h herein wlll ruutt In general conditions. s 19 n • d . IS/ Su a I ance of $2615.11 actually COUNTY. or so much thtfeof as m1y die Councy Oelll ol speclll surolus $0 ________ 1and than be o~ and lht Imposition of llquldaled The DISTRICT re1trvts Mcl.•n• Direct Pro-due on said judgment on COMMONLY KNOWN AO-be necessary to sa1lsly CouncyonMRl!25 l9W Unusignt1dfunds tsurolu!.l NOTIC• TO put>llcly read 1tcxid It th• damages IOf each day of the right to reject any Of all • or· lhe date ol the Issuance or o A Es S : 9 au EE N· said e.ecutlon with IC· NOTICE TII FQ'°" $2 s9r,.933 CONT ••cyo•a ebove·atated time and delay, In the emount ol bids Of to waive eny If-curement/En•rer Con• said writ, I have lavled SWREATH WAY, f100, IA-crued interest aiid costs. ..__,. · 1 ._ s 1 GiinlLossllrom or:ie•'1'0•l4 ,_ " pllCt. 5200 per day. reguttrhlea Of lnfOfmalttlH ae~atlon upon all ught, tillt and In-VINE, CALIFORNIA 92718 Dat•d APRIL 3 1987 _, .. llCPfU "" yurs Sil 412 734 CALLINO,ORllDI In 1c:corc1ance with the Ee<:h blddtr 1hall 1ubml1, In any bldt Of In lht bid· Published Newport ttrell ol said judgment THIS PROPERTY IS A Dhtlalon• 1 O.•tt wastded tnU'llOtl Net Income $l1 .4i2,''l5 School District: .. untlno-provl1lon1 ot California on Ill• form f\lfnllhed With ding. . Btach-Cosla' Mesa Dally deblOf(t) In the roperty In DWELLING APPROXIMATE MINI· ol h~rtt/ a.:r,::, FQ :;.c~~~~·.nd'~~~~::~u,,,:~ ton Stach Untott Hlgn Bu1lnes1 and Prol•allonl the conttact document1, II At required by Section Pilot April 16 23 1997 the Counly o 01angt, RECORD OWNERS: MUM BID 5•052 tO llOUt ~ 1996 $1 437 736 SchOol District Cod• Section 7021. 15, and llat ol the proposed aut>-'173 ol lh• Callfornla • • State of Cahlornla, de-MARLENE M DRYER v • ""• bl ._, PIOt ., 1111 dlll • F Project: Bid 112 . Saadlum Publlc ConUact Code s.c-contttc:1ort on lhl• project labor Code, lh• DlrtctOf ol WOSI SCltb•d .. lollow•: PROPERTY WILL BE MtCHAEL '· CA· Thi lillftO of ... ..,,..,. ~~·rio6"22~1~•t•on Photo Stand al Hl#1tlngton tlon 3300, the owner ,.. u required by the SUbl•I· lhe Otp.tttment ol Ind.us· PUBLIC NOTICE SEE ATTACHED FOR OE-SOLO SUBJECT TO RIGHT RONA, MARSHAL OF nee°' •IMll aillClnZt h 1111 1 Accident g Meann P'""" Beach High School qulrtt thlt tti. bidder pas. ting and Subct>nltactlng trial Rtlatlonl Of the Stata SCRIPTION OF REAL OF REDEMPTION (CCP ORANGE COUNTY tu .. of I fG'°"1 ums SO ·r Bid Clo1lng: 2:00 pm, Frt-uu the lollowtng du-fai Pr.cllcff Act. Public OI Calllornla hu deter· FELDSOTT 1 LEE & PROPERTY 729 010) AMOUNT OF SE· Br: C. MCCAfnHY, Nirn9 ll'I ~of IN llQl'lll of tnsuranct1n Fprce• Cel.fo• day, May t , 1197 altlcatlon of conlrlCtOfe II-Contract Code Section mined the gtntfll prevall-FEINBERG 4 CIVtC LEGAL DESCRIPTION: CURED INDEBTEDNESS Deput~ ""°" ,_,., S• n•I Bus•nus l"1g1 Obtain ·~It: HI.In-C9nM at the time the bid It 4100 et a.q, Ing ratM or wages In,, the '1i,.AZA SUIT• 300 PARCEL 1: WITH INTEREST AND law (See Sac9o111 u 700 llnaton leach Union High IUbmltttd: ci... A Of 8 . Ellen bid •Mil be •<> loCallty lo which this work SW • .. • LOI 89 ol Tract No. 6798, COSTS IS JUDGMENT NOTE: Oo nol tllte down " Mq . bnas ana Accid•nt end hul1h Dltmt scnoo1 Oltirlct, 10251 Punuent to Butlneu and companied by a ctrtlRed or la to be l>ef1ormed. Coples N !007R1T ... •71EACH001 2CA In lhe City ot Irvine, County AN D CO s Ts (cc P °' deface 1 posted notice t urns 0itec1 Cit torn•• Y0tk1own Ave,, Pwcheslng. ProfeNlona Code Section caehler'1 check or bid of tti ... rttt determlM• 921v ...-2... of Orange, State ol C111lor· 729.010) bel0tt tht tale Of 11llslac· tvMr,no 9u11nH• hge •~ 18l Room 311, HunllnQIOn 102l.15, no peytMn4 lhall bond In an amount not lett lions. are on ftte at lh• DIS-ORANOIE COUNTY nla, as per map 1tcorded If the 1ubject ol lhls 1111• tlon ol Judgment. Penal ~&ucll-ColttMlla We nertbv c•11ty that tht Batch, CA 92141, (11~) be INde for WOfk Of met• than It!\ percent (1°") ol TRICT, tnct cople1 may bt MUNICIPAL COURT· In Book 218, PagH 19 to It ital propeny and It has Code Ste. llon ISlll (mi1d• a.4129158 t41100AAQr aoo111 •\tlN ~te 1n 1ccC11 M4-3339, pt. 4350 l1al under lh• contrllCt un-IM IOI.ti bid price, paytbl• Obtained upon requ.at. Tht HAR80R 27, lnelutlvt, ol M1sctl-no 1trHI l<ldrtu Of Olhtf meanor) 9.16.23.30. 1907 d1nce wttl'I tl'le Annu• NOTICE IS Hl!R~BY Int and until tt1t Aeglttttr lo the DISTRICT M 1 euer-contrector ahall potl a PLAINT"'' UNIVER· laneou1 Maps, Records of common dtllgnallon, Cll· Published Newport ' Statement IOt th1 vH1 QIV£N tf\al the Huntington of Contrec10f't "*"'" 10 lntM that the blddtr, 11 ht copy ol theta ra .. , at Heh llTY COMMUNITY IN· Orange Couniy, Caltloinla. rectlon1 10 It'• location may Beach Co 1 Mu Dall PUBLIC NOTIC"' ended Oectn\ber J 1 • 11 hac:h Union High lcfiool tM Ol11tlc:t that 11'1• con-propotal It acc._,.td, thall Job Iii.. The contract0t and . PAffCEL 2: be Ol>l11ntd f1om the Mat-• 11 • Y Ii ,,,.d, to the lns'1f•nc Dl1trlcl, Or~ CoUflly tractor wat properly If. promplly execute Iha any aubcontrector l.lndtr It •URANCE ASIOCtA-Ea1tm1nt1 for eupport 1hal'• Olrlce upon 1equt1l. Ptlot April t6, 23, 30, 1197 Commi111one1 ol 1r11 Ste\t Calllornla. by lfMi c.nMCI 9l the Ume IM bid ACll'Mment, futnlth a tall• •hall pay not lesa than the TION and 11tt11men1 whtrl said Pro1pectlv• bidders WCMIS t l'<su 1nu ot t.i.101n11, Pur•u•n1 to through lit ovtrnlng w.1 tubmlfttd, Arty con-fAC10fY Fallhful Perfofm• 1pec:lflecl prevtlllng ratH or D II' II H DAN T t lot adjoin• any 01her lot In lhould re(ar to s~uons PUBLIC NOTICE \!_~ ., . Board, hettWlfttt refentd tt'llCIOf not to lletnffd It~ Bond In.,, Mnount IWOtf to .. work.,• em· M.vtl.lrNEM. DRYER aald trace, 1ogtlh9r wOh 701.510 10 70t.080. lnclu-&.HAe.ACC•~ AM> p;"'••d "' Wo11af!•5• to at "DllTRICT". wllt r• ~ to '*""'" undef not '"' than one hundted PIOyed by them In th• ex• NOTIC• O' Nttmtntl for eavet Of llve, or lht Cod• Of Civil "'._ 11171111•17 .,JPtL.-: _ ~i~nt ft ..... ct.au ..u C91w up to, but not law the law end 1he oontrect P8fcent (100%) of the 1°'91 ecutton Of the conttact. MARaHAL•a SAL& overh1rig1, where •uc:h Procedure fOI provltlon• -· _, ·-':tt' .... ~. s tthe• • ,.. •• thin the ebOY9-atattd..:::, will tit conlldtrld Wld. " bid price, fumllh • Pey. No *°" mey wllhdraw LIVVINQ OflFlcm. taV9t alt constructed In HovtfnlnQ the term•. conoi. ,._Mm~ ----•• ·-· ecr~•'Y ~oor::.':r:~ ~~...:..-~ ;:ne,_.~..:fuerem:= :r.,.:!:,:i:..r.:::1.: H~":~... ~::,::,::,icablt =:tih~::~:~':1:1.~ Tlll ...... pl!IOft(t) VIM~,: A CM /23, <>'{14• CM/2 ~~OATa..Y aretMd in. .. ~~~ =:t= =~ =... the opening Of COURT CAI& NO.a ~ JketENT f!OA THI! '1ct~!et IS HtRE8Y ~,.rs.:.~ J ...... =-..... 0412 '· o-n "*"°"end .... ~ of "" Celbnla """"" dencWlg ... IM r"""" l'urtuenl to Section 22300 MC034t EXCl.USM: AIOHT TO OC· OIV'£N !Nil on MAY 14. ~CA..., .., Q •n wt1 be held .. t:OO llfft, Ind Pto•u1lana Code, tN lntlntiC9 le In tfttCt fn IM et the Public Contract IY Vltlut of I Wfll luutd CVftY AND USI PAAl<INQ ll91 at 1.00 o'clock P.M ~ C '--/ L*I Tott~in~1tte Aprtl .... 1"1 .. ~ epeclaltY oo"tr•c1or amounee -'°"' In the Code,"" ooncrect wMI ~ on NOVEMI[" 12, , ... In tftACI NO .• , .. , AS IOIN· al •tot JA"480AH II.VO., r... l-'1 °' ,.. •133,112.122 eon ..... .. .,,_ .......... "' ....... tor ...... OOl!dlelolia. In lhl ., pro'lltlone permlttlnQ tl't• abov• dHIQn•t•d Tlfl(D ON !XHlllT "A"., ROOM IOI, City Of HEW· .,.... .. *".... T 0 I • t 11 • b I I\' I •• ~ llOI ,.._ ll WI -' 9NI .... oan-...,_Of lllln '°..,.., lrteo W. -CtllfUt ~ to COW\, upon a ludamtrhr,. MAST!,_ MANAOIMfNl POAT 8£.ACH, ~ Of C.-l2U .. l'4 ~~ IMeft, CA ..... a ........ ef W. .. _.... Md -.cult •••"'* ...... for MW "'9d JUlY I,~-In fllvof ~ "-AH TO ~ O.anoe. 5'Mt ol Cllll90mla ,. ..._. ~ ~ii ' u U 000.000 C..-. of .. 0.. ........... llt llH dll• _. ... ,..._ *-1111-. ~ ......., ~ l'9 of JudQ1fttnt Cfedllof(t), PllMINTMrf DICURA· I -W ... a pubic 11UCt1on ltl!llf.. A....:: ......... tor .,., l'HllHlllM ~of Ciiio.Tiit lllCft W __.,. _. be oe.tGe .. .,_.. ~ UHNIMIT'VCOMMUNl'N TION AHO DICUMnON to ltl9 ....... .,..._ tor ........ •,. .et:;::__... ....,_.. .......... ,_, .., ,.,, nla • ......,, ""' ,..... ..... -..... tN ...... INIU--ANCI AllOCI~ Off ANNIJCATtON "'' Clln "'l9ilM.......... -..... .. ,_,,.,.. tO ..... 1111.... ..... Jm. "''™'" ..... llNI ,. ......... ,.,..... of ,. noN A CAllOfN.A HOH-C0"0!D NOWMHA • Unllld ...._ .. llil"""' --........... tO ... ,.. II of .. ~ ..-1nu1aree ........ ......_ ..,._. ~ Pl•O'IT CO,_.-OMTION 1N1, AS INtT,.UMINT .. and._... ef _, ---· -._,..."'lf!4i~i1._. . .. ti•.., and •t•lntt fucttm•nt 1 ' t. __, c "~ •t.~.tn WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23. 1997 Ncwpnn ~DI Mb.a Dady P1ki1 PUii.iC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICH PUIUC NOTICU • PUBUC NOTICll PUBLIC NOTICH PUIUC NOTICES PUBllC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICfl ~- R °" COURT .. •auc ..,..TICI d~ bV: "' .,_.ctuai PUBLIC NOTICE Nil ltWJ i lliis court "'°'• ttw tw.,. ~ AMIUt. Clfillle, -> • .. THE ~Of PUBLIC NOTIC! ..i.pnone l'lumbet of p1a1no 1 • rv -Haw you trlMO dOlng --. ~ • 1 , Your app .. renu 11 ,_I. 111 _. ,,...,... con RAGPOl.fS AT THI ---------1 a.ft'• attorney, Ot ~ttlf Att.;m-~ for Potltton lftotJU•4A• •-"'•H ~ ~ ""' w-17 • 'lctltloua awl~H ._, • " ,. lfl:lfll d h ~V be Jn penon or by lll'l'd lo ano "°" "* ~ OfTIWllCECl.JJRTHEJ~, BIC 8'80 ••1111h0ul an attomey, la: (El .,. ran, Name StateMent Ben StpOtilo N•,... •••t•m•nt ti .. liillfl .-Y.. vour enorney. underNld Died Of Ttult • CMC "''" ._ HOTICI OF nombfe, i. dHCClon y el Jettr.r W. '1enok, ~ •OllOWlnG pereont we TN1 ltalement w11 ta.a The tollOWlng petSOM ate h ,.._..Ck C.-. 401-41' ' IF YOU ARE A ~ ~ 111 llid COUlilW ()W'MM AVf ~ PITITtOHTO nutMIO de te14tlono del lv111Homo Tower, doing bu.a1nu1 u : MAC'S wfth IN COunty C*k ol dOl"Q °"111\tH u · MHa l ~Mt ,_,.,CA• CREOlTOA or• oontin-~ tie r.At,FOANIA al(~= ADMINIOT... -... _ ........ Ninth ,._, -WMt T-......... 11101 ... 0nnoe "°"""' on »tl7 WHI GO<..,. AutO, 1154 tOOO M • ---a•nt ,...,,0 , ol tM _, -· •... -r:r:;' ... ~ PUBLIC NOTICES ESTATE OF1 0 dt4 «Mmandent• que no Ooean 81v_d_.1 Lont dondo cw. 10. Huntll\gton tff737t2••~ Babcock St. Cotta Mt••·,..,_~·~: deceea.O you muit file o1 Trun Tllt p~ ,... "I;.. llt°"'1V...,... IRMA JUN RICHARDS II bogad ") \ 8Mc.h, CA tK>902, Af• 8-ICh, CA 92649 Daity Pilot Aptll t, 9, 10. CA 12~7 .. .. II "'°"" VOUI cl;i,n with the Iott~ le~ sold Mb#! d S1llt AkaDUTCHRtCHARDI M~~ l. ~iChOI Esq lcwn•r•ar11•~,,. NOrman L. Qaaklll. IOMe 23,1997 W037 Normen Wlllred BatcP,..=--.,·=~=ttfldCOUttandm•hc:opyto ... TlltSW .. UdM••UIO s,:,.,o::.'1..,DllatMd aka ERMA J, 4041 MAC ARTHUR eoo: Publl•h•d Newport ~T:~:· Fountain Vaffq, PUBLIC NOTICE ~:::. t;; .. ~:~~~~: O<., ., • ...::::!-.w.r1h thepoteonelreprOHn ... ~:~·If •. 0 s.o OIM Of TMt.""' ~ RICHARDS 1.EVAAO SUITE '00. NEW· e .. ch.Coela M ... Olllly Miw Luwenbett 2102 This bullMH 11 eo11-....Sl'l lllllCllllOY atld tivo ~1'1ed by tho It pUfponN lo 111· 21 07·045 Tht tflM M*• ok• ERM~ RICHAltDI POAT BEACH, CA.L.IFOR-Pilot Apr~ us. 23, le>, May Mliam.,, MIHlon Vl•fo, PlclJtlous halneH duelfd by:..n Individual .,_.. A1' coun within four =::n. Sotlncls. C061a' oe. COtl\lftOfl ~d.. CASE NO. A 18'1097 NIA 921560·2554, STATE 7, 1097 cal. 92e92 Name StatonMnt H1Va you 1l1t1ed doing lllOl9 ~ ...... aft ..S Oeecl mont"9 from the dote CA f2'2? fhl "'Y:t _ol Ille rNI PfoP«1Y To an tleir~ 1>11net1ctartH. BAR NOS 46983 ANO WOS5 fhl1 business 11 co,,. TM fOllOW!l\O wsons art busmen yet? YH, 3/7" T"*. n. ~ .._ of ftrtt le.u~• of Tnl•IM dismlmS ll'IY llall4ll1y 1 scrwd allM '~~EE~ crcd1ton. contingent etedl• 118845 171~1 553•1223 PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by· 1 general plft. doing business as: a) Norman W.,Ba1ct1etd01. Jr. Clllllt ClllMllll ~I~. lotter• " pr_o\/fded In _, lneofrectntn ol Ill• lll'M blo.sr• 1!20e;t CA 92627 The 1or1 and per1oh1 who may • ner11\lp CASR·FLO. b) CFS, c) Thl1 11a1em1n1 was MIO olhlWll~"*"1blcl•ba119 Hctlon 8100 of th•-., '* C ,. "' ""• ~1horw1se be lnlernted In DATE: MAR 29• 1998 Have you atarted doln9 H.C.0.T., d) Happy Com. with the Coon1y Clerk or • ~ to be 2038 SM Cellforni• Probate Code. addrm Md O common 11noen1gned TM1N di9claimt me will or es1111e. or both. J, Pl!TI RSON, Clerk NOTIC• bu1lne11 yet? Yes panlon• Oog Training, 11se Orange County on 4·18·97 N9wpart 8ltdl. CA 9'Jl80 T TM time for filing dlSIQnallon. ol Wl'f, sho wry llal>lity tor all'/ lnc:ofrtelntSt or ERMA JEAN RICHARDS Blf o . WATROUS, D•P-INVITING BIDS Norman l. G11klll Bryan Av. 18, Tusun, CA 19973717952 undlnlQt't9d TIUIM cildUlw ~ cl•lma will not expire llfreltl said ....... bl mad• Of tilt Slretl add~ Ind oum .... 11 DUTCH RICHARDS ut!f Sealed bids m1y b• r• Thi• 11a1emen1 wu filed 9268o-4'176 Dall Pllol A rll 23 30 ....., for.,. l'CICWNCl1'lll dttw before four month• bUt Ylflllout eovtnant or war· eommon ~natiOn. 11 "!'I ~~: E~i~ARl~H~~'&~ARDS Publlahtd Nowpo,;• gr.;·g1.~~. '~~ ~~c~.0~~~~ o~·~ ':·c~~nt~n ~~~r:.e~' A°:y;:, 'tu~tj~~·d~~~:8ian May~. 14, 199~ W07S ~ •'tJ: Ji: from th• hHrlng d•t• ~~Zei1n~·p~:'~os~S:~ ~~ g~re:ai:: c:,,: ~ A PETITION has been ~eoc~C~1st;3 ~~sa M•oya / Bou1evarc1. P.~. CBAo•9~67~ g 199~3717953 This bu1lnese . ·1s con· PUBLIC NOTICE lwWI Thi 1* ~ a !-noti~96'ullb~1v EXAM-encumbrancet. to oav lh• warranty. 1xprene~-~lf11PlleO. 1 1ed by JAMES C RICH· 1101 pr ' • • Newport Beac • · p 1 11 23 30 dueled by: an incl1vldual ~ tlMta d thl ollliglflDl'I • h remalnlnQ pmctptl sum ol th• rlQl(Olng b:llt. p-on. Of ARDS 1111n 1he Supe11or 14·1997 8915untll11:00AMonthe Dally 101 Apr • 'Have you alerted doing FlcUUousBualnHS MQll'ldti,U.lltOl*l)'IObetddlNEthefilekeptbvt eno•(1)HQ.lrtd bVtak!O..doenc11mbfll\CIS, to OIV Ille Court ol Calilorn11, County W069 8th day 01 May, 1997, at May 7. 14• 1997 won bu1lneu yet? No • Name Statement 11'111 ,.... ttll'llllld COiis, court: If you •re • Pllt· Trust. Wiii! ln•retl lllfton. remaining pr~ sum of lilt ol ORANGE wtilch time such bids shall PUBLIC NOTICE Doyne t.aclWlg The following persona are ~end IOlalQS 11 h time ion mtero1ted In the provided kl said nott(s). ad· noltls) secured bV said 0..0 ol THI: PEllTION requests PUBLIC HOT ICE bo opened and read for: Thlt 1tat1ment was filed dolnti builneu at: KP GI IN,,.., cadclltcrl ol h Hc:fta o~t•l•r you mey ma vll\Clts, 11 any, under lilt ltf'ITI . Trust with lllWest ""80n. at IM I JAMES c RICHARDS Hoeg Unur Perle NOTICE OF with the County Cl8f'IC Of PlaS1ics 403 Walnut Place Of s.. S184,f7039 In~ With tne court a formal ol \tit Deed ol Trust Hlima1ld pravlded ln said noll(s). Id· 111 be appo1n1ed u per: cn•1473847 Concract N~mber: 3095 • APPLICATION TO Or1nge County on 4·18•97 Costa Mesa, CA 92627 'lo c:atll. lhl Wllll 1111C10t111 • Requeet for Specie! lets, ~gtt and txPtn5'9 o vanott. ii 111y, undlt 1111 ttrms sonal represenia11ve 10 ad· NOTICE TO EnBJ8•~r 1 Estimate. SELL ALCOHOL!~ 19073717948 Kevin Mohr Pleil. 25J CMhlll"I ct**chwnon1 ~le« Notice of the filiog o1 •n tilt TruslM Ind ol 1111 IJ'Us Of slid 0..0 of ll'Vst. IMt. ,,.,.rns1er the esltile of lhe CREDITORS OF ~l .OO d B BEVERAO•I Dally Pilot ~II 23, 30, Colla MHa .St , Co1ta rata:nl ~ '= drlWn bV 11 inventory and epprmlll cnalld '11'/ said 0..d ol Trus dlarQtS ~d f~~ ltl4 aecedon1 BULK SALE AND pprove V Date of Flllng Appllcallon: May 7, 1,, m1 ·-·Wo72 Mesa. CA 92627 ltlfe Cf fedlr1I UllQI Cf 1 of Hlete oH etl or of to-Wit: Sl12.19118 hllmltld TM•~ o CfTft THE PETITION 1eques11 OF INTENTION TO fa/ Don Webb, Publlc APR 10 1997 Thie business 11 con. dlldl drlWll bt I_.. 9' fedlrllj •ny petition or account Accrued lnllfest Ind addl lllCI by sakl Deed OI Trust he 1°10 decodonl s Will i nd TRANSFER Work• Dlr•ctor To Wh'om 11 May Concem: PUBLIC NOTICE clucltd by: on lndivlcluat NW1GI end kiln UIOC9lal. .. _provided in Hction ldVances. • 11 "'Y· Wiii lnet IOtll amou11t ol J!t~npa.ld Nd1c11s 11 ;in~. Dt admilled ALCOHOLIC Prospective bidder• may The Name(s) 01 th• Ap-Have you 11ortod clOlr\Q W11f1911SIOC9llOnCf 11Y11111 '**' 1150 of th• Celifornia ltllS figure prior to sail balMICI of Ille o..,.. ...... Si- to proDa1e The WOI and BEVERAQE LICENSE obtain one .. , ol bid docO. plicant(I) II/are: KHAOEMI F. lctltlous Bu1lne1S businese V•I? No • Jpec("lld "' MdD'I 5)02 ol u., Probate Code. A Re· blnetldary under llld 0..d o aired tit tilt ptcptr!y IO bl SOid .-ny cod1c11s ;uu available IU CC 9101 t ments at no cost al the of· ATTA 0 Namo ~t•l•m•nt Kevin Pte1r F...alCodnndllAllonz9dtodo qu .. t for Specie! Notice Trust lltretolort uac:ultd and and rusonaote esllmalld costs. fvr c1Jm1n<11ton 1n lht Ille • • • • Th 11 11 t d The lollowmg persons are This s1a1ement was filed taana"' U..,... In the_., . f ~ . expenses and adVlnCIS at tilt • .-r.i l>y IP>e court seq., •nd B & p flee of the Public: Works e •PP c1n11 • • doing business u : Dylan's wUll the County Clerk 01 llnCllr uher Chin CISh s ea:eplld form ,. evalloble rom dtllYtrtd to tne un necl 1 llmt of 1111 ini1ial publlcallOn Of THC PEnTION r@quescs 24073 et aoq.) Department, 3300 N8-Nport above are applying 10 th• Gift Shop, 1440 s. Ana· Oran •Count on 3.10•97 IN tM:IM mey ~ u. ~,the court clerk. wrlltln Oeclwatlon ol fault the Nobet ol Sall IS $58.03139 .> ... 1110111y 10 odm1n1stor th• E1crow No.22955-LM Boulevard, P.O. Box '768, ~e:,~;:~~~ ~c:~1o1: helm Blvd .. Anaheim. CA 119~37138~5 111e1 d IN T..-.'I Oted urcl A:::::L'-......... ~. 1110 o.~::_. ror 1 'f:''*1:'d : The btnellelaty under said Otff cs1:t1e undor me lndepen· Nollet 11 hereby given Newport Beach, CA 92658-coholic: beverage• 81• 3305 92805 Dart Pilot Ap .1 9 16 23 fuldl bloamt l'tlitt:N co t'1t O...W . a.-. ...,.. wrlt11n o ........ an ofTrusth1retolore execulld aod ' dent Adm1nis1r;i11on ol Es· that 1 bulk u le of assets 8915. NEWPORT BLVD STE A Lan Thal Bach, 1440 S. Y " • • • P'Y" 01 endo!Mt n 1 111111w di Gr..-. a.-a Elecllon IO Sd ,,,. under· dellvvtd ro tne undtrsCnecl a 1.rnis Ace (Tn1s au1ho111y and a tre.nsler of alcohOliC For further Information, NEWPORT BEA.CH 'cJ.. Anaheim Blvd., 1111, Ane· 30, 1991 W039 'VI-s.cs 5111 wil be medl. iu1 • ......._. signed caused said Noice of Wfitlll\ Dlc:laratlon of l>ei..rtt 1.111 allow 1he personal rep· beverage license ls about call F Tse Pro' 1 Man-92663 • helm, CA 92805 wtltoJI ~ rs werTarcy,1 16780 Ventura atwd., Oefaultand Elecllon lO St• to bl and Demand for. Sall. and 1 resen1a1ivo 10 1ako many to b• made. e :;io1714) 644.:i':o For the lollowl ty of This · busine~s 11 con· PUBLIC NOTICE lupma rs rmplld, l9Qlldr1Q "9,1 •1900 recorded In tilt COunty whir• WJlntn Nob ol Oelallt and 11c11ons w11hoU1 court ap· The names, Soclol Secu-ag r · 1 . ~N f:LE ducted by: an individual 1......-in 01 tnQH!ltnnoes.~ Ench> CA 91439 111• real f)(OOlrty Is locll.ed llld fltetlon to Seit The under· CJro;;il Before taking cer· my or Fedorel Tax Num· Pu bl I sh •cl Newport ~i£•,r;_~0 ~l~E. EATING Have you started doing Fie No..1•71711711 lllJlfy thl n:lltltecna ceond ti, 04/18, 04117. 04/23 moll 1111111 "''" months h.ve ilgnec:I causta Said Nob of 1a1n very important actions, bers. and addresses or the Beech-Costa Mesa Dally p 11 h d N r bUslness yet? No RCTmOUl.IUllES sad died, edvanon thMundlr, elaPSed slnQe sucft recordaUon. Ollalllt and Election to Stl to be roowcver, the personal rep· Seller/Licensee are: PAN· Pilot April 19, 23, 1997 Be~c~.c~,1~ Mes~w~~l~ Lan Bach NAllESTATDIBfT wilt1 rt"911 11 pl'Olided lheMI, PUBLIC NOTICE Dall: 0./11..CJ7 NA MORT· recorded In tilt county whir• •c>cnlahve will be required ELLI KALIOAS W, WE· Sa929 Piiot Aprll l 6 23 30 1997 This statement was filed The followlng peraon(s) 1"'91nd thl unpeld pnt1C3'111 lllilra d GAGE SERVICES, INC.. As tilt rlll property Is loc:l*td. to 91vo nouce to 1nterestod ERASEKERA SS# 611·86· • • ' wos4 with the Coun'y Clerk of doing businns a : CO-CREATM'u. na11 MOJred bpad deed NOTICE OF TRU$TU'S W.E Trustee 400 E. Main Sb'eet. Dall: Aprll 09, 1997 LAW per~ons unless they havo 6830 ANO AMITHA NILAN· PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 3·10-97 DESIGNS. 'Z®7 lJOjna CanyonrtttMI lhe11101111pl'Oldtd1111!0 TS NO 69075687LC Stocllton. CA 95291M009 Ann: OFFICES OF SlEVEN J. MEL· v,J1ved nouco or consented GAN I WE ERAS EK ERA, Fictitious Bualn•H PUBLIC NOTICE 19973713658 Rold. Laguna Beacll, CA 92651 Jnale, IMS. c:tll'V" end u;perwes TITLE ORDER NO 101076·3 Trustee Olllcts (408) 975·2776 ME11 INC .. AS TRUSTEE l£AH to Ille proposed acllon) SS# 612·86·1245, 2530 N S t Dally Pilot April 9 l6 23 CO.CIUheOesionsPfY.Ltd. dlhlllUSl•andthetNStSaeeled APN 1 937.a6-oos By Unda Carter Agent TPSI MUNOZ. Au1110fllld Signalllre T11c 111deponden1 odm1n1s· SANTA ANA AVE., IF, am• ta •m•nt f lctltlou• Buslne11 • • 'Couoov ot Austl'llla 13 76itiv All deed d 111111 dlled T DER , 3nss Apr 23 :io May7 1997 2912 s Daimler Slreet. Santa 1r;a1Jon autl'lority will be COSTA MESA, CA 92627 T.he followlng persona are N•m• Stalemont 3o. 1997 W04J flllltna Strtet, Lennox 'Head.' New!CM/11111197 SelTlno ReconW¥-YOU ARE IN OEFAUL UN . ' . ' ' ' Ana, c.illlorma 92705-5811 gran1ed unless an Inter· Tho business Is known doing business as: Foothill The following persons are PUBLIC NOTICE Soulll'Nlles 2478Austnfca lllC8~, •Hid TNltee~~9 oiNJG~~OUD~lfce PUBLIC NOTICE Telephone: 171-4) 622·96'49 es1eC1 person Illes an ob· as:· GREEN LEAF MEXICAN Marketplace Partnere, 3600 doing business as: MJ's Tiu bullMu 11 ~ · Rold. Sule 2870 · ~2336 4116 '123 <C/30..CJ7 1cchon 10 Che pe11t1on and GRILL Birch Street. Suite 250, Cele 4 Parle Plaza Irvine Fictitious BuelneH a corpo~on lrwindlle, 9170& (818) 856-ACTION TO PROTECT ~gu v1ow good cause why the The namos, Social Secu-Newport Beach, CA 92660 CA g'2614 ' ' Name Statement Tiie snnt commenced Fer s.. lrlOl!llllicn c.a PROPERTY. IT MAY BE L TS No 97.5296 Loan .No :--------- roun should not granl the "'Y or Federal Tax Num· Brodero Center Drive, Inc.. Koren Rae Gattls 28802 The lollowlng persons are ~scness under 14} 573-1965 l1t RlymondAT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU 2439792 NOTICE Of TRUS· ri--111!1!1!-.'91'1 .. --. au1ll0111y bers. encl addresses of the (CA Corp.), 315 Westches· Hedgerow, Mission Viejo. doing business as: Ac· fic:tllOus lllt1ness name 0 ut.11 Allt s.a.wy f192pNEEO AN EXPLANATION Of THE TEE'S SALE YOU ARE IN OE· A HEARING on the pol1· Buyer/Transtoree ere: ter Avenue, Port Chester, CA 92614 curate Auto Appraisal 2082 nameshS1edabowonSeotembt .,Y,,5/'1197 NATUREOFTiiEPROCEEDING FAULT UNDER A DEED 1 on will Do Mid on MAY JACK T. TASVIBI SSI 446· NY 10573 James P. Gattis, 28802 S.E. Bristol 1215, Newport 8 l!ICM ,AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOUL TRUST. DATED 9118178 n 19~7 at 1 45pm In 58·9060 ANO AZAT OOKHT Bridlewood South Hills, Hedgttow Min ion Vleio Beach CA 92660 500 CO-CREATIVE DESIGNS PUBLIC NOTICE CONTACT A LAWVER. UNL£SS YOU TAKE ACTION TO Oept 703 ioc;ated al 341 SHAHANOEH SS# 571·98-Inc., (CA Corp.), 315 CA92614' 'EvereitP Vanderpool 507 PTY LTO By Patn S On5/14..CJ7at1:00 PM .11.A.PROTECTYOURPROPERTY.I ~n9e CA 92668 IAVINE. CA 92714 Chester. NY. 10573 ducted by: husband and CA 92626 " ' n-nt NOTICE Of tilt duly appolntld Trus SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPtA· T11c C11y Orivo South Or· 0846. 12 BEACHWOOD. Westcheslor Avenue, Port Th l a business 11 con· Sturgeon 'or Coste Mesa ~ • Cll lt=nnlll. CHSl00' 111 MORTGAGE SERVICES, INC MAY 8E SOLD AT A PUBLI 1r YOU OBJECT 10 the As hstecl t>y tne Seller/LI· This b!-'slneu ts con· wile This business 11 con· TIH sta1emenc was tded WI PETTTK>N TO under and pursuant to Died o NATION Of THE NATURE 9r;int•nQ 01 cno po1111on. you censee, all other business ducted by: a general part· Have you Slatted doing ducted by: an individual the Cou~Qm ol I ADMWISTER Trust Recorded on 8130/89 TliE PROCEEDING AGAlkST Cemetery • Mortuary nu.,10 ;ippe;ar 31 1he hoar· no mes and addresses nership business yet? yH, 9.95 Have ou started doing nty on 17, 1QQ7 • 1ns1rumen1 No. 89--465686 B YOU YOU SHOULD CONTACT A Chapel Crematory "9 31td Sl31e your Ob· used by lhe Seller/Ucensoe Have yoo started doing Karen R. Gatti• buslnes~ yet? No NOTK:E· s fidlllous Hamel ESTATE OF. DEAN •• Pao• •• ol or~ Records LAWVER On 5f1..CJ7 al 101>0 • l·Cl•ons or hie w1111en Ob· w1th1n three years before buslMJss yet? Yes, 7·31·90 This statemtnl was filed Everell p Vanderpool Stlllment upres IM years ll'OIT!l AUBREY BOGGESS the oltice of tilt Recorder o /!M . LAW OFFICES Of STEVE 3500 Pacific View Dnve ·c11ons w11h lhe court be· the dale such Usl was sent Bredero Center Drive, Inc .• with the County Clerk of This staiemont was liled the Cllll 11 was llled In the Otf~ CASE NO. A 186935 Orange County. Clkfornia J MELMET. INC~ as duly ap. Newport Beach '"''e me hearing Your 3P· or detrvored to lhe Buyer/ Robert van d8f Wateren. Orange County on 3-lo-97 with the County Clerk of o4 the Coullb' Ottk A new IQ. To ell heire, benefi· exea.tted by Don Penland. a POtnlld Trustee undtr and 944•2700 µe:nance may be in person Transleroe are: NONE Exec. V.P. 19973713584 Orange County on 3·28·97 '<Ills 8usine:ss Name Sl3t!me"'i cierl ... crtditore, con-unmarned man. as Trustor pursuant to Deed ot TrU$l re·Jt-... 111111 ... ---111111~~!11!1"4 r,r t'y your a11omey The assets lo be sold are ThlS statement was filed 0 11 l"ll 1 A 111 9 16 23 19973715530 rntSi be l~ed pnor to tlllt Cllll tlngent c roditore, and Amertcan Savings Bank F.A corded 9fl2/78, as lnslnlmen if YOU AnE A CREDITOR described In general as: wllh the COi.iniy Clerk or • Y 0 P • · · . The filtng OI tlU simmenc doeS ho '0th • WIU SELL ·A No 29981. In book 12853. ~ Of J con11ngen1 crod1lor of ON SALE GENERAL LI· Orange County on 3·28·97 30. 1997 W045 Daily Pilot ApAI 2• 9, l6, not ol 1tsell authonzi the use 1n p~reon: w I t ":!rtod e.rn ~&·~~AUCTION TO TliE 334 ol Olfldal RKc>rds In tfte 111e dl.'tl.'ased, you musl Ille OUOA LICENSE LICENSE 19973715529 PUBLIC NOTICE 23. 1997 W034 lhs stallt ~. FicibOuS SU..ness "h1.. ur n e I ST DOER FOR CASH office Ol lfle County Recorder 0 ~our Claim w11n Che courc NO 147·61269, and are lo-Dolly Pilot April 2, 9, 1tS, PUBLIC NOTICE Name 1n 111ol•on of the nota ol ~ e -: or, ."t~t~,A ~ ~IGH~le BJ ' le I laWf ORANGE County. Stall OI call-Mortuary·• Chapel andmnilacopy colhopor· catod at: 105 MAIN 23 1997 W035 Fl tltl B I aootrierunder Fede1111 Sllte o ot • 0 • \paya at meo. sa n u tornra Executed by JOHNS Cremation ~onal roprusont<1t1ve ap· STREET, BALBOA, CA • c oua us ne11 Fictitious SuslneH common law (See Seciion 1 . AUBAREYPBETOIGTIGOENSS h money of Irle ,,Unttad Sta'8S. SALAS AND BETTY L. SAlAS. pCJ1111ed tJ'f ihe coun w11h1n 92661 PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statemonl et Busmessano Professions .. cash. a cashiers Check dr1wn HUSBA,NO AND WIFE WIL 110 Broadway lour moricns from tl'lo dote Tho kind ol license 10 be The following persons are Name ~tatement seq · been filed by LISA a state or national bink, a en SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION 'fO Costa Mesa '.>I l11s1 issuance ol the let· trenslerred Is: ON SALE NOTICE OF 1.IEN SALE doing business as: South The lollo~mg par~ons. are Coot) . SULLIVAN in the Supe· drawn by a state or feOeral creal HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CAS1i 842·9150 ll•rs as prov1Clod m soc11on GEN EAAL LIOUOR LI· Please take notice that Shores Insurance Aiency, doing business as. Cahlor· Renewal Fihno ~tn C~ rior Court of Californie, union. or a cllecll drawn oy ( aore at dme ol sall In tawtu 1111••••••• .. 1100 ol 111e Ca111ornu1 Pro· CENSE now issued tor the the Newport Salling Club ~901~ ~rookha"' h ''cl Sita ~·~r ~~~ F~~ang~ CNT,7~~ ~~~~ 714 County of Orange. state or federal savings Incl-loen ~ey of the Unltld Stalls. uJle Code Ttio lime lor 111· premises located at: 105 Inc .. has received authorl· 92us'!6 ng on lac • B" h uc: 9266; wp 19117 · · · THE PETITION re· moclallon. m111gs assoclatlon. cash. in 1 cashier's ctleclt drawnl---C.,.-LA-S"""S,..l..,.F-l '""E'""D _ _, 119 claims will nol e~pire MAIN STREET BALBOA zation from the Department . eac ' . qua ltl th It LIS A or savings tnn• specified 1n by a state or federal credit union t.l'lore tour months from CA 92661 . . ol Motor Vehicles to pro· Elkoll Investment Co .. Inc .. Chester A. Righter, Jr .. 310 SULtlVAN be appointed section 5102 of the Finan or a Check drawn by a state or It's the solullon you're Ilic hoa11ng dato no11cod The anticipated date ol ceed with • Uen Sale pur· ~~rA) t 1~0~8 g~o',.,.°0~~~~~1 ~~=~oee!~h ~~1;26~~· PUBLIC NOTICE H pettonal repreeenta· Code and 1u111ortz1d to a federal samgs and IOlll asso· searching for • whelll- ,1oove tho sate/transler la May 9, sua~t to Harbor NavlPca· CA•;2546 u n • • Thia business 15 con-tive to eclminieter the buSlflUS in tnls stall) At The Cildon, 5"/ingS usoe6allon. or er you're seeking I\ vou MAY EXAMINE the 1997 11 th• olhce ol THE lions Code 503 ot the ol· Tiii b 1 1 d cted b . 1 d' id al File No.1nn11n11 .. tote of the decedent. Chapman Avenue entr UY1nQS binkspecilitd 1n section home,( an apar1ment. t le kepi by 1he court "Jo1u ESCROW FORUM, 23161 'sowing vesset.11 A1 thlrtyc·fooplt duct~d b~~ an~::pord' tio~on-~ave Y~~ anst~rt~d u doing FICTTTIO .. IUllMESI THE PETITION re-{adiacent to 1111 C¥1non} to 5102 10 Ille flnanclal coot and a new occupation or .:ire .:i person inloroste n LAKE CENTER DRIVE ell Boat. Hu • by a • · 1 .... 1 7 N MAMESTATtMENT t t'" ·rv t Civic Centar BulldlnQ 300 E aothonlld to do business In th even a stray pet, 111e oslate. you may file rl'120, LAKE FOREST, CA taJ. The engine Is badly Have you 111de dong uvtness Y.el o The falOWlflO person(s) 1 quee I au non., o • ----------J~--------wi1h 1he court a formal R•· 92630 damaged. The vessel 11 lo-business yet? Yes. 1962 C~ester Righter. Jr. dOlflQ wscness u· odminlater the estate quest lor Spoc1ol Nohce ol The amOYnl of the pur· catecl at th• Newpot1 Sall-Etkoll Investment Co .. Inc, ThlS statem11n1 WH filed 1.0JOR 6052 CNoman Awrue unde! the ~ndependent --.... -...."""""'-""""'!~-=~~!'" 111e l11Jng ol an Inventory chase price or consider-Ing Club, 3424 Vil Opot1o, David C. Sm1lh, Secretary with the County Clerk of Garovi GRM, CA 02645 · Adm1ni1trat10".' of E~ :.nd ;ippra"al ot oslole H · atioo In connection with lhe Newport Beach, CA 9266Cl. This 1111ement was filed Orange County on 3-19·97 KyUno H Kwak 255S W tatee Act. (Thia authort· ,cis or or any po1i11on or uansfer of lho license and and will be ava1t1bl1 for with th• County Clerk ol 19973714579 uncotn Ave ,.115 Anaheim ty will ellow the peraon- .. ccoun1 as pro111ded In businese inclucl1ng the es-viewmg 1 hour prior lo the Orange County on 3-19·97 Daily Pilot April 16, 23. 30, 92801 · · · el repr .. entatlve to teke ~.:ic11on 1250 ol ine Cahlor· 11mated 0 lnven1ory. is the sate. The sate wfll take 19973714951 May 7, 1997 W057 Call1Y l(.wlfl. 255S W 1.Jncct many ectione without '"' Proba1e Codo A Re· sum of S·O., which consists place on May 6, 1997 II Dilly Piiot April 16, 23, 30, PUBLIC NOTICE Ave lfl15 Anlnetm CACl'l801 obt.,nlng coun approv· quest for Special Nohce of Cho lollow1ng 10.00 a.m. In th~ .ollices ol Ml'y 7, 1997 W058 11., 11u1.nesJ 11 concllcttd al. Before teking ce.rtain 1 .,rm is ava1ta1>1e lrom the L 1 o u o R L 1 c e N s E th• Newport Sa11inl'i Club, PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua Builneu l\IJband & wile very Important act1on1, :iun cierk S21 ooo oo address u above. I sales N S t Re9snte Ila not yet ~ however th• pereonal Attorn•!f for the P•tl· 11 °has been agreed be-will be subject lo a nghl of Flctlttoua Busln•H Th ~7,• . ta •m•nt ID ~ buStness unotr the representative will be !loner· twton the Seller/Licensee redemption with the De-• 0 o~ng persons ere re uired to ive notice ROBER. T 0 ALBAN and tho Intended Buyer/ partment of Motor Vehicles. Namo Statement doing business as: Laguna llc:Hous business name o q 1 Od • ' Transloree, IS required by Publlshed Newport Tht lotlowlng persons are Girl's Gym, 3251 Lagune names~stedl1er11n 10 nter .. t• peraon1 ESO., A LAW CORPO-Sec 24073 of the Business Beach·Costa Mesa Deity doing business as: Bulfalo Canyon Rel .. Laguna SIGNED KYUNG H 'l:NA¥.. u"l 1 ••d• t~•V ho•e RATION, 4001 AT(AN. 11ne1' Prolossfons code that Piiot April 23, 1997. W068 Bill's Jerky, 1426 S. Allee Beach, CA 92651 CATHY 'l:NAK we v• notice or con-t I C • AVE • , LO NG lhe consideration ,0; th• St .. Anaheim, CA 92805 Virginia C. Mead, 3058 Tr.s staetment w~ hied with H~ted to the ~ropoud BEACH, CA 90807· transfer or the business fl. PUBLIC NOTICE Steven O. Casada, 1426 S. NestaU Ad., L.agune Beech, lfle Coufl'Y Oerll of Orange 1ct1on.) Th~ ,1ndep.en- 2907 c1nse is to be paid only Allee St., Anaheim, CA CA 92651 Cou~onAQnl 17, 1QQ7 dent edm1n11tr•t1on Published Newport atter the transler has been Flctllloua Bualn•H 92805 This business . Is con· NOTICE·Ths licobous Name euthoritv will be granted 11 approved by tho Depart· Nam• Statement Scon M. Volmar, 1426 S. ducted by: an lnd111iduol Stat!ment upuu 11 ... ye111 trom unle11 an lntereeted Ocacn·Cosln Mc~a Oa Y mont 01 alcoholic beverage The followlng persons are Alloc St., Anaheim, CA Have you Slar1ed doing the oaie 11 was hied 1n tne Office perion file• en objection 1'1101 Aprtl 23. 29, 30. 1997 control dolnp business as: •) LDL 92805 business yet? Yes, 1·1·96 ol me Coullb' Cletk A new AcD· to the petition and WT067 Da.tedt APRIL B Services, b) DOLACO c) This business Is con· Virginia C. Mead oous Bosiness Name St.ateme ihowa good caull why __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E __ , 1:97 • P.A.A.T., ell People and An· ducted by: a general pen· Th11 statement was flied 111151 be ~leo pnor to tNt datt the court ihould not imels Together, 1156 Bryan nershlp wlln the County Clerk ol The 111no ot 11111 strllment dOes grent the authority /I/ PANELLI KALIDAS Av. IB, TuSlin, CA 92680. Have you 1tart1d doing Orange County on 3·t0·97 not ot itself authonu tilt use in A HEARING 0~ the SUMMONS w. WEERASEKERA 4476 buslne11 yet? No 19973714758 't111s SUD ot a ficuous 8usmess etition will be held on (C ITACION JUDICIAL) /s./ AMITHA NILAN· Doyne Ladwig, 1156 Bryan Scon M. Volmar Deily Pilot Aprll 16, 23, 30.~in 't'loiatlon ol tne nghts of ~tr 15 1997 at 1 ·45 ~iOTICE TO DEFENDANT: GANI WEERASEKERA Av. #B, Tus~ln, CA 92680 Th11 statement was llled May 7 1997 wos9H r ..... , c.A.-' Stall or p . o' t 703 I ' t· (Av1so • Acusado) WIN· _, s Lang Ladwig 1156 Bryan with the County Clerk ol ' u,.,.. """"'•· • · • tn ep • oca STON VERDULT. DOES 1 /.,JACK T. TA VIBI Av. 4118, Tuslln, CA 92680 Oronge county on 3·18·97 PUBLIC NOTICE mmon law (Ste Seeton 1 ed •t 341 The City 10 lOINCLUSIVE /a/AZAR DOKHT SHA· This business Is con-19973714485 tseQ ,8usmessandProtesSION Drive P.O. Box 14171 YOU ARE BEING SUED BY HANDEK dueled by: a general part· Daily Pilot April HS 23 30 Fictitious Bu1lne11 l Orange CA 92613· PtAINTIFF (A Ucl le es11' Publ11hed Newport nerahlp • · • Namo Statement mfit1no 1571 . demand;ando) KAREN A Beach·Costa Mesa Daily Have you 11arted doing Mey 7• 1997 W060 Th• fonowlng persons are Newpor18eactl·Costa Mesa IF YOU OBJECT TO flHVr~E Pilot Ap111 23, 1997. business yet? No PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: MG's CN417550 T·Un.C Aor23.30, th• granting of the You ha·1e 30 CALENDAR W070 Doyne Ladwig Sober Safaris, 7407 Sea· Mav 7 14, 1QQ7 petition, you should OAYS alter this summons f!\" 11atemen1 w11 filed Flctltloue Bualne11 shore Dr .. Apt #8, Newport appeor at th• hearing ' sofllod on you co "'' a PUBLIC NOTICE . wtth the County Ctttk of Neme &tatemont Beach. CA 92663 PUBLIC NOTICE end ltate your objec· !1pew1111on response 11 this Ora11g1 County on 4·18·97 The fOlfow1ng persons are Merk Paul Giddings, 7407 tiona or flle written "l prefer a~vertis~n~e with the Pilot an at H B L due to the gre · · d great response an . ,, r service. custome Bill Solis coun SUPERIOR COURT 19973717942 doing bu1lne11 u : F1mMy Seashore Dr.. Apl #B. flt Na. 1"7J71AM objections with the A~~~Mc~~ OF~l~N~ ~~~~-~~~*~~.1~N~8e~~~~ f~~MES$ I~~=======~====================~~~~===~ noc procecc you; your type-COUNTY O' ORAHQE May 7, 14, 1997 won Morwovla Ave. #8-8, Costa This buslnu1 Is con-MAMESTATtMOO I -.1111en rnponse mua1 be 341 Tho City Drive MHa, California 92627 ducted by: an Individual The lollOWlllO person(s) 1 .n proper legal lorm 11 you Poet Office PUBLIC NOTICE Allan . 8orulhtk & Anocl· Have you started . doing Olillng business 15 GEROSA us .v11n1 ll'le court lo hear your Fl tltl B -• llH, Inc:., (Clllfomla), 1760 buslneu Y•I? No 23046 Awnioa cit la caitota case Box 14171 c oua u .. nHa Monrovia Ave., #8.a, Co111 Mark Giddings 1 -· HIM ,.. """'"'"' ti you do not file your r.. Or•nge, CA Nam• Statement MHa, Calif. 921127 Thi• statement WIS flied .._na s,"" ~ ,..,, 1 sponse on hme. you m1y 928t3-157t Th• fo"owlng persons are Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-with the County Clerk ol Ger USA LLC, .-i orru lose tho case, and your IN THE MATTER 01' doing buslnese 11: Garden ducted by: a corporation Orang• County on 4·18·97 23046 A'lltrtda cit la caitota wagos. money and prop· THE PETITION TO Vill1ge Shopping Center, Have you started doing t9973717951 ~naHitts,CA92653 uny may be taken w11hout CHANGE THE NAME 19000 M1cAr1hur Boul• buslnell yet? YH 19aa O lly Pil I A .1 23 30 Ths buSlneSS IS conclicled further warning from the OF CHUNQ VAN TRAN vard #500, lrvlne, CA Allan Borushek g Allocl· Ma 7 14°199f" W07S 1miltd•abhtycompany coun 92623 1111 Inc: Allan B~u•h•k • ay • • ~strant hlS not yet beOU Tnera are other legal ,.. and PHONQ THU THI Mlsetlch Investment co .. Owntr/P;esldent PUBLIC NOTICE to .tranuct business under qu11en1on1s You may want BUI, on behalf of their In~. , (CA) , 1 9 o O o Thi• 11atement wu flied fd'4lus wscnus name o 10 call an anorney right 1ona, KINN ETH THU MacArthur Boulr1ard 1500, with th• County Clark of Flctltloua Buslne11 names lilted l'lal!ln away II you do not know NOOC TRAN, a mlno1 lrvl"•· CA 92623 Orange County on 3-11·97 Name Statement IGNEO GER USA LLC. 8v an anorney, you moy call •nd NOOC DANIEL Thi• bu11nen Is con-t99737t7243 The lollowlng persons ere NllhlnKlller.Mtmber on auomey referral service CHUNQ TRAN a minor dueled by: a corporation Daily Piiot April 16 23 30 doing business 81' Indian TI;s stallment was hied Wt or ii legal l id oll1ce (Haled CASE NUMBER • Have you started doing M 7 1997 • wooi Ink, 2940 College Ave., Cou~Qefk of Ori '" lhe phono book). business yet? Yea. 3-14·97 •Y • Coste Miu CA 92626 11'1(y on -4 IQQ7 Dospues de que It in· At87014 Misetlch 1nv11tmen1 Co.. PUBLIC NOTICE PS Sllx, 1~ .• (CA). 1351 NOTICE· 'Rc:nous trcguen es1a cllaclon Juell· ORDER TO Inc.. Michael L Mlaellch, Logan Ave., Costa Mt1a, menc -~ flw years Ito craf us1ed Ilene un plazo de SHOW CAUSE FOR President Flctltloua BuslnoH CA 92626 dalll It w• ldtd 1n the JO OIAS CALENOARIOS CHANOE OF NAME Thia statement WH filed Name Sletomont Thi• busln•H ls con-the CountY Oelll A new '1c* p;ira prosentar uha re-PETITIONER(S) CHUNG with the County Clerk ol The followlng pereon1 are ducted by: 1 corpor1tion 1 Bu11neu Nwne Stllleme <-puosta escrica • maqulna VAN TRAN ind PHONG Orange County on 4·1M7 doing bullnt11 a1: a) Elec· Have yoo stat1ed doing bl filed 111\0f ID 1111t datl en e.ta corte THU THI BUI, on t>ehatt of 1ttni717948 Ironic ProceHlnQ of the buslnou yet? Yes, 3197 rtllno of 1tQ al*ment • ~~~ ~llrta ,! Ufl ~r::·:: their •on•. KENNETH THU Dally Pilot Apfil 23, 30, SouthwHI, b) e.P.9 .. 2705 P.S. Sllx, Inc., Paul G. OI ltMlf lllllOnH the UM I proc~cc;!,; eu • r••~uHta ~gg~ Ti'tN,:L mlc~u~g May 7, ,,, 1997 W073 :tac:~oa~ e~3 Newport ~h~~ia':~~~~'w.. fil9d ',_ o4 a Fict*tt ~si nrita 1 maquina Ilene que TRAN, • minor. PUBLIC NOTICE SoulhWest Cash Syetem1, with th• County Cletk or in ":..-on,.:!,:' ::J.: cumphr con IH lormali· HAVE FILED A PETITION Inc (NV) Oranoe COUl'lty on 4·\.1•97 u f • ' dadea logales 1propl1dat FOR AN ORDER TO Flolltloue 8uslneH Th.it buelne11 I• con-19973717tU2 ,: (Set..= 1 s1 us led quiere qU9 la cone CHANGE NAMES FROM Neme Stetem.nt ducted by: a COfPofallOn Dally Piiot Aptll 23 30 llQ' °"' escuche •u Caso (1) KENNETH THU NGOC The foltowlng ptrlOnl ere Hav. you 1t•rled doing ' ' i) ' SI u1ted no prHenla 1u tAAN. and (2) NGOC doing bualnen as: JSTAR, bullnell V-t? No May 7, 14, 1997 W018 r.no respuHta • tiempo, f>Ued• DANIEi. CHUNG 'tRAN TO llC, 007 22nd Street, Hun-Southw"t Calh Sytlt,.,.. PUBLIC NOTICE NfwPolt Btac:ft..Costa Miesa pqrder el c110. y la pulden (I) KENNETH 8UI TRAN, tlnglOn Btach, CA 92048 Inc., A.I . Chrl1ten11n: C#4147al .9.16,23.30 1997 qu1111r 1u H lar1o, 1u dlnero end (2) DANIEL BUI TRAN Laurence 8eltagamba, 007 PrHldtnt f1cUtloU9 8-.alnoa• Y o~:• 0011~ d• ici'u It Is hereby Ofd4Hed lhal 22nd Street, liuntlngton fhll 11attm.nt WH filed N•m• ltet•"'•nl prop od 11n • •o ad o-111 Pf,.91'• lnttrHtld In Beach, CA 92148 wilt\ tM County Clerk or The •ottowlng pemN 1re •---------no1 por p1rte d1 la COflt thl• matt• appear before Jutle Vo a.nagamba, 007 Otqe COYMV on 3-21-07 doing bullna11 u· Mike 13017'98 °"'91' OOS382M E•1•••n,:>tros requlailo• I• thl1 Ciourl In Depenmenl 22nd SttHI, Huntington tH72711131 Kay En1•rprlet1, 0 29732 Fii 1301191 AP .._., 111· 981 1" 11 uede que~dtd No. 700 of the Orange Beach, CA 02149 . Dally Piiot •A•ll 2 9 18 PHCihblouom, MIHlon Nala Of TMett" S. qu er• amar • un •.......-o County Superior Court 11 Thi• b1.11lne11 11 con• """ ' ' ' vi.io CA 92692 o..ci Of TMi YOJ ~ In lnmedletamente. SI no lh• adclr111 1h0wn •bov• ducted by: a Umlted U-23• 1997 W038 Mahmoud K1rtcehab1dl, IMdlr 1 Oeecl Of Tlllll, conga~, 1 un •b~= on 8·20, 1997, at 2:00 ability Co. PUBLIC NOTICE 28732 PoaehblOuom, Ml•·. Miid! I), 1•1. 11,_. YoU Pu• • •n>ar • un • o'clock p,m., and then tnd Have you etantd doing tlon Viejo CA 92092 dirt ID pl'dld YD#~. de refer•'4~1 de :CO•d~• there •how ceu11, If any 1>ui1,,... y.r1 Yo1, 3-13-91 'lotltlov• aV9Jnees Thie bu'11n111 le con-t ~ be IClld • • pMiC • If 01 •1 u1n4 o&, ,.nia .1 1o•vu1 1 a they have, Ml)' ltiO ~tltlOn Laurene• Btllagemba. N...-. ltetewt ducted by: an lndMdual Ntd 111 •••• d 1111 eo• vea ... " tee Of • • fof change of name lhOuld MINCllng Momb9t Tht follOW6ng peraont .,. Heve you 1tattec1 dol"O IWllft al 119 .........., .,... lonlco). no1 be ;ranted. Thla -~ wu tiled doing butir*ll ••· o) 16Q. butlMh y.r1 No yai....., _...I...,_ CAii NUM8•R It It Mltlot otdlfod tnal o With the COunty Clefk ol l\om c.pec eotnP.,,Y, 6) MINnoud l<#klhabtdl ' a ...... ._. fOlllllO (Numero del CHol eopy of thle Ofdlf 10 lhow Otenge County on 4-1a.t7 ~ _ ~. ffOl3 Thie etaeemonc was flied ~. • HHC17ee cau•• be publllhod In NI/ tff7U17tl0 Q9tty Dr., L.eoune NIOUOf, wflh lM Couf'lty Cltfk Of • or --....... The name and lddtHI of Co1'8 Me.. Daltv PllOt, • Ody Piiot Aprll 23, 30. CA tllt77 Ofange County on 4-2-17 "'*" ,.,,_ 10 .. the coul1 11: (ti nornbre y =~ ~~: ~ M•f'· t4, ltt? W07' Ben hportto, ttOIS °981 tff7Ut•104 OIT:=--tir .= dlrecclon d• ta cOffe ••) county M lout one. 8 :tn LAtunl Nlgulf, o.lty "°1 ~ 23. 30, WIWI • ~ Ho MUNIC"AL COURT 0, wetll for lour conMC:Udve On the move? Thl1 butlneH 11 con-May 1, 14, 1907 WO?t .,Jml Ill'** .... d dlll:illll THI STATC 0, CAUF()A. WH11t priOf 10 the day of ii h dllal d .. ~ NIA. 4101 JAMaoRu iM "-ting. Sell your t"tra TRADE "' °""" ~. AOAO. 1104, NEWPORT DATlt #R •• 1ff7 " w ..,,_. • !lie oucH. CAL,,OAN•A RtCMMD o. P"RAZll, household RENT lhrfti ... h ctaulfltd °' ~ ... e.-. STARTL • • • • •• • • • • ~ Ltgal Dtpartmmt al the /)aj}y Pi/Qt is pkrzseJ to 11nnbUna a new ln'llia now~"' NW busiMSStS. ~ wi1J MW SEARCH tM "'1l'M for""' al"" t!Xl1'tl ~ llNi t4W""' the time and the trip to the <Aun H~ in Santa AM. Thm. tf ~ eftn-tlx semrl1 is compi«J wt wiU jik JOI" fiaitibus businm nmM SflllmlnrJ with tlx ~ CW, puhlish <»J« a wttlt for four wttla as rtquin:J "1"1ul1111'1 thm fik ywr J1'0fl! ef puh~ with the~ Clnlt. Plmu stlJP by to file Jf1"' fiaitibus businm stakmoit 111 the D4 Pi/qt, 330 W. Bay St. COSl4 Mesa. If""' aqmot., "'pltme caJJ"' Ill (ll ./) 642-4321 """WI wiU"""" llmlngrmmll for""' to htmtlJe thU proatlwr,,, mlliJ. If JOI' J1bU1tJ haw ""1 fonhtr fWS1ions, />"-"'8 w tmtJ Wt will k mow 1111111 """to asrUt you. Goodwin J'>l'I'"'"' busiNSi 12M0-21M '"·• .1uD011C0••1a. Items u"""""' ...., ~~~~~~-r~~ ~c~~ ~~~ M~~ ~-~~-~--~-~-~--~-------~~~----~~-.~.~ HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE GENllAL 1002 Attention Home Owners & R.E:Agenta!! Showe••• tho •• 1peclal propertlH In our Homea of th• Week & Open Home Gulde publlahed HCh Saturday In th• Real Eatate Tab. II'• an effective and Inexpensive way to reach homebuyeral Call our Cluallled Department Todayll 842·5178 Ask about our current apec:lalal HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT ROOMS 2706 ByFax (714) 631-6594 (Please mclude your name and phone number ai1d we'll caU you back with u price quote.) ByPhone (714) 642-5678 " ' By Malllln Person: 330 West Ba, .'trrt>t Costa Mrsa. CA 92b:!? At '.'Jpwporl Bh d. & Ba~ ~I Boors Tf'lephone 8:30am-:>:OOpm \londnv-F riJa, Walk-In 8:::mam-:):OOp111 ~lomlu y-f ridu~ R1111 •• 111J 1l1 .1dlu ... , .er1• •nhJ• • 1 tu 1 lm11,:1· "''''"'"' "''"'' 'TI11 p11!.h-lwr 11 ·• n•·· •h•· rirl11 111 1 l'll"tl 11·1 l11••tf\. II\ 1•1 llf n Jt t I •Ill\ I l11.-1fi1tl 111h1•rtht'lll•'llt Pl1•,1•1· '''fl<lll 1111\ 1·11111 rh.11 111,1\ 111· 111\uur1•la·•tl11·tl .11l 11111111·1h.111·h 1 i.. D111h r.1 .. , ,,n ,.11,, .... "·''""" r ... ''"' , ..... , Ill •Ill'""' 111•1'11\I Ill 1111 v.1111'!111 11111\ IM n··1h•ll•llil1 l'\l'l'J>I , .. , ''" I"'' 11( 1h1• •p111 ,. ,,, 111.1lh "'• 11p11 J II\ tl11 1·11ur l 11 1111 • .111 .. uh h1· ull11v.1•<l 1111 d11 (11,1 111-..·n11111 .-----Deadlines ---..... \fonda~ ................ : Fridu} S:OOpm Tue .. d.1) .............. \1omJ.n S:OOpm \\ 1•dne ... dJ~ ......... Tut• ... da) 5'.00pm Tliur ... J J} ....... \\t·d1w:-dt1) S:OOpm Fr idi.l) ............... Tbur:.<l~> ,5:00pm ~atunla> ............... Fri du) S:OOpm 9075 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1997 Ncwpon Be.ch/Costa Maa Daily Pi&oc TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE JllP 8110 LOTUS 1123 IOTSVllSBJ 1145 TOYOTA 1210 ACROSS 1 Potelo 5 Fu• of life 10 Wt1h .1<& Can PfOVlllCI t5 0.Yl9 OI "Do the ~~!_!_hlno. "' ;;;,r;;'"n 17 Larqesi of the Mananas 18 Motionless 19 Electric fish 20 Shocked 22 M111tary tnm 24 Tree's 1uice 25 Org, 26 Avid reader 30 Type or selt&r 35 Curve 345 Bite 37 Pert or a PoUnd 38 Gr-up 41 -ou1 Chosen 43 Amess coslar. ") "Gunsmoke" "4 Rower's need 45 UK part 46 Capri and WIQ!lt <&7 Train compartment 50 -to one's word 53 Ooze 54 Relents 58 Suitors 62 Sleeping 63 Camellike 14 animal 66 Harvest 67 Told a whopper 68 Sea dud! 69 Pelt !f 70 Catch ol 71 Nol Ires n Distort DOWN 1 ll'a a IOng stoiy 2 Flre - 3 Westem slate 4 Heall)' Nnen 5 Delay 6 NV time 7 Tue pressure abbf 8 Stacks 9 Squeals 10 Cordon - masterchcf 11 "The Mammoth Hunters· 11ulhof t 2 C0<duroy ub 13 Desire 21 Noco<:e<f 23 Negative particle 25 Rock-concer1 • need 26 Flctt0nal doer 27 Some exams 28 0 1 a certain numbering system 29 Disencumber PAEVtOOS PUZll.E 904. YID , • 1'I 97 Cl l 997 UNIH '••11>19 ~•l• 31 Floor covenng 32 Cove 33 Hound's need 34 Row of shrubs 39 Gu11ati1ke instrument 40 Tekes a bleak 41 -Paulo. Brazil 42 Pots and · kellles 44 Mlne contents 48 -Zedong 49 Noteworthy periods 51 Annoys 52 Oarii 54 Strong wmd SS Wadmg b11d 56 Gore. to Clinton 57 Whlrlpool 59 Ac101 Estrada 60 Took the bus 61 Gush 64o Oklahoma town 65 Harris ol "thirty· something· 11 12 13 9Y OWtt.ES GOREN wtdt ~SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH AVOID 11IE PROBLEM North.SOUth vulnerable. East. dealll. ~ORTH 6K&3 ~A88 O K4 •A 10883 EAST 61097 4 Q6 OJ8753 •Q74 SOlITH 6 J86 O KQJ 107 .. 32 OVold 6J 9 The bidding: EAST SOU'm P•H r ... 30 •1;:1 Pu• 5Q Pu• WEsT NORm 10 Dbl 50 Dbl Pa11 PaH Opening lead: Queen of 6 The battle between lhe derense and declarer can be foscinating to watch as first one, then the other, gains the upper hand. How would you rare on this one, al'ter West. leads the queen or 11pades against five hearts? 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