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Home My WebLink About1999-09-21 - Orange Coast Pilot. . .. SERVING THE NEWPORT-MESA CO~UNmES SINCE 1907 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1999 Dornan may take on RohrabaCher Rohrobocher brings flog to· Costa MesO • Former'congressman reportedly close to jumping in against an old nemesis, and Democrats hope to benefit. SJ.C~ !Qtffb ·s-1 Bob· might be back. Fonner Republican Rep. Bob Doman, who lost a race last year for his old Garden Grove seat, told a Capitol Hill newspaper last week it is very likely he will run against Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-Huntington Beach). Dorpan has been toying with the idea since right after his defeat in November to Rep. Loretta Sanchez (D-Garden Grove), but his statement last week was his strongest to date. Rohrabacher said Monday he iS too busy to worry about a.possible primary against the representative turned radio talk show bost. ·rve just got so much to do, I don't have time to worry about Bob,• the congressman said. · Doman could not be reached for com- ment. A race between the two could tum into a donny'brook. Despite their shared conser- vative philosophies, the two men have had a tense relationship since 1991, when redistricting nearly forced them to run against one another. Doman backed out of the Huntington Beach district and into the Garden Grove one, which is much more Democratic. Those Democratic voters· came out in force in 1996, when Sanchez first beat Dor- nan by less than 1,000 votes. Doman has said he blames Rohrabach- er, among others, including Rep. Chrlsto- p.her Cox (R-Newport Beach), for not help- ing him againSt Sanchez. Rohrabacher's seat is much safer for a Republican, but that could change given a nasty primary between the two, said former · county Democratic Party Chamnan Jun Toledano. •1 think it would probably help the Democratic candidate tremendously,• Toledano said. •These two will tear each other apart.• The potential beneficiary of that fight is Ted Crisell, who just recently became the first Democratic candidate for Rohrabacher's seat. Crisell, a 53-year-old who grew up in Mesa Verde, agreed that a primary between Rohrabacher and Doman could provide a r~re opening for his campaign. SEE DORNAN PAGE A4 COSTA MESA -He's .gone on to bigger chambers, bui ~ep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-Huntington Beach) nevertheless looked nght at home at City Hall on Monday evening. Dressed casually and holding only a folded American flag and a proclamation, Rohrabacher came by himseJI to the meeting to give Mayor Gary Monahan the fldg. He said it had flown at above Capitol Hill on June 29, the 46th anruver- sary of the incorporation of Costa Mesa as a city -and m case any- one didn't belieye him, he ·brought a signed proclamation from the ofii- c!al in charge of flying the Cdp1tol's flags. . •11ove Col>ta Mesa.· Rohrabach-. er declared as he presided over the· pledge of allegiance and presented the flag. ·1 can't think of a more Amencan city than Costa Mesa.• Though he nuck out before the city's re.sidents took to the oucro- phonei. to complain about every- thing from •human waste• in their yards to arumal cruelty to the con- duct of pohce o!hcers against homelcsi> people in Talbert Marsh- es, Robrabacher did spend a few minutes hanging out with Mona- han. "We're good friends.• said Rohrabacher. "We've walked precincts together." -Jessica Garrison 'Baywatch' actor awaken at gunpoint Jeremy Dunn, who was a house guest, is confronted by seven men a ttempting to rob home. Police catch suspects trying to flee in alley. IQly Pb BALBOA PENINSULA -Seven men were arrested Monday morning after Newport Beach police ofhc-ers caught them m the act of robbing a home at gunpoint. The robbers. who armed al the scene in .three separdle cars, entemd the house dnd thrust a gun mto houo;e gu<• I Jewmey Dunn's fa ce. Dunn, who \~et!t the only one m the house and 1S a regu- lar on the TV ~how "Bayw<1tch Ha wan:• wdS not hurt. SEE ROBBERY PAGE A4 DON LEACH I OAll Y PILOT Shalimar student Yarell Arroyo, 8, left. and buddies Ellzendra Duran and PJ DeSC?tO, 2, munch on apples as .they wave and cheer vislto~ at Shalimar Leaming Center, where the school celebrated Its fifth anniversary Monday. Jewish groups m ark Day of Atonement Center, marking its fifth anniversary, hos been a haven for students and families Et & GEL Five years ago, Mana Alvarez· was confronting drug addicts in aban- doned cars on Shalimar Street. Now, she's helping 7-year-olds with therr math and spelling. Alvarez, a co-director at the Shalimar Leaming Center, and dozens of other comrnuruty members attended an open house Monday co~emorating the cen- ter's filth anniversary and the first day of operallons for the new school year. The joyous crowd also celebrated the efforts that have transformed Shalimar from one of the roughest areas in Costa Mesa to an after-school refuge for children who need help with their homework or improving thelf English skills "It surpasses everything we expect- ed,• said Paty Madueno, who as a long- time member of St. Joaqwm's church in Costa Mesa, helped found Shalimar. Today, there are 300 children and teens registered at the center, and on any given day 160 students pa s through its doors, said Peter De Soto, the center's executive director The three converted apcirtments at 779 Shall.mar St are packed full of stu- dents with their noses buried in books as tutors watch their progress overhead. Students also w&t outside m lines eager for their tum to get in. Since the center'!> founding, a teen center and com- ·~ lab have been added and tutoring tunes must be staggered to accommodate everyone who wants help SEE SHALIMAR PAGE A4 • Yorn Kippur holiday celebrated armd tighter security at area synagogues and record crowds. ALEX Cc-. I.MA:'\ Local Jcwi h orgaruzntlons celebrated Yorn Kippur on Monday, greeting theu largest crowds of the year for the traditional Day of Atonement. The event, the culmination of the Jewish High Holy Day that began Sept. 1 O with Rosh Hashcma, attracts more attendees than any other day of the year, said David Ro,.enberg of Newport Beach's Templ Ld1ah. SEE YOM KIPPUR PAGE A4 Thieves no match for ·this bicyclist MILLENNIUM MOMENT 8 Costa Mesa man tracks down suspects in North Face store robbery pedaling down Newport Boulevard. NOAKI SOIWAR1Z lkfyflb TRIANGLE SQUARE -Matt Marshall is sick of people stealing. So much so that when ho saw two men making off with nearly $2,500 WOrth of North Faoo 1ackets from a lHangle Square store Monday, he sped alter them on bicycle. It didn't matter that it wasn't his jacket. Jt wasn't his store and up WlW then 1t wasn't even his buSln . He didn't even stop IOng enough to see whether or not they had~ AU that mattered wa1 that the Costa Meta resident saw that the ltore rJerk wouldn 't be able to catch the two lhopJlften, anc1 IOmething mapped Mat· nu has iuld to many th1ngt stolen, he ( said, that he JU.St •had it.• •J'm mad as hell. We're Jo mg integri- ty," said Mar!ihall, 39. "Nobody carCJ> - people just turn their heads . ., Marshall was ndmg down Newport Bowevard at about noon when he saw the two men m their early 205 spceqmg down the street on t>lcyclru; with •big bags filled with jackets.• Quickly as.c;cs mg the 1tuation, Mar- shall began nding after the shoplifters and was able to stop one of them. The other young man was caught within the hour by an off-duty policeman. They arc now m custody, offloals said. And what did he g t for poss bly risldng his We? While Marshall didn't expect to receive mountains of sporting goods from the upscale campmg store, he uld he wu dis- appointed et the taeklu1ter •thanu dude• he got frotn store <>ffidall SEE MXRSAAtt MQI M Coaxing music out of her students H olly LL\ h Visel, a Ball><>a J,land voice t ch r, coaxed beautifUl mw,ic out of her ~ud nts for more than 60 ye rs, haring her own pen · enco m drama and ong. Holly Lash Vllel Vi el moved to Santa Ana at the age of 1.'i, graduat- ed from the Cumnock School of Exp on In Lo Angeles and sang prof esslonally all ov r South m Callf omla m h r ubs quent teaching ~reer, she worked with people aged 3 to 13, finding tat nt n even the Wllikelielt c:an(lidates OitcOvering a singer's mUll<»prow , Vi ld. was lik dlgging for di • moods. It wu 6nly a ;matter or lieerChlng long enough to fin<l the ueuure •• • 111• •••ff c1td: *' ._ ptoplt who hM mtde • mljof c.ontrbfttan to the ...... ,. ..• ~ ....... ~ POUCE fllfi 2 MOTICIS -._7 srom 11 WWHEI . 2 JM;a•• •"""11 ......... ..,.. ....... ,,.1 , 2 T~, Sepe.mber 2 T, 1999 community forum • ... Daily PilOt Time to get rolling on building skate parks Ill II lllPlll Everybody should ~pan of plan for the West Side COMMUNITY COMMENTARY bill sharp A t first glance, 1 nught seem like someone you'd want in you neighborhood: Thirty- eighl years old, wiUt a beautiful wife, two adorable kids, nice house with a whlte picket fence and a new Suburban out front. Started cl business, built it up and sold 1t to a NYSE corporation. One of the Daily Pilot's 103 Most Influen- tial People. Lifelong Newport resi- dent. Proud member of the Balboa Bay Club. Staunch Republican. But I have a dirty, shameful secret. I am a skateboarder. A1 ISSUE: Community input on the ~ velopment of the VWst Side in Costa Mesa. J mt a comment on the West Side of Costa Mesa, which l feel doesn't need as much redevelopment as rnuch as possibly redi- rection c·stronger Latino outreach urged," Sept 16). CertaiQJy it shoula not be lookhlg toward the inodel of Huntington Beach where thef take bulldozers, earthmovers and change everything. l don't th.ink you want to change the character of our dty. It makes it such a friendly conunwlity. l just drove down Placentia a couple days ago and there's all kinds of inter- esting b~inesses that have been there forever and all kinds of revitalization is taking place. I think it needs to be thought about a long time . before they change things drastically. SHARON BOUDREAU Costa-Mesa And in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, my sort 1s not welcome. I am banned by ldw from all steep street!>. I am forbidden from gliding slowly along my beloved oceanfront boardwalk (whPre in-line skaters zig legally cmd gaily past). SEAN HlllER I DAILY PILOT Professional skateboarder Rodney Cassell, 35, of Stanton grinds the top of a skate bowl at a skate park at William M. Beebe Park in Mission Viejo. Y our paper and especially your reporter Elise Gee are to be congratulated on the . fair treatment you have given on the subject of Latino input regarding the West Side · development. You could have easily sensation-. alized this subject by making it sound like Lati- no input was purposely shut out. Instead, you decided to report the facts, that many things were done to try to get the Latino participation~ early on. As a member of the Costa Mesa Sure, there are some places I could move where my kind is actu- ally embraced, Hunungton Beach and M:~s1on Viejo have bu.ill suc- cessful community pdrks for their skatebodrding citizens. San Diego and San Francisco Pven bid huge sums for the nghts to bring the skate-heavy Xtreme Gdmes to their towns. But not hen• And it's the worst sort of deceitful, spineless dlscnmmdtion as practiced in the Newport-Mesa ared. On the surface --within the med1a spotlight ·-everyone says we need to support today's youth, we need to adapt to changes an recreabonal usage, we need lo build a skateboard park. From recreation ofhctals to neighbor- hood groupst It's all the same politi· cally correct nonsense: "We need a place for today's lads to practice their favorite sport,# th~y say. But the moment a spcclfic place is suggested as a location for a skate park, the wailing and gnashing of teeth begins like clockwork. "It can't be HERE It will attract the WRONG ELEMENT Someone will get hurt and we'll get SUED. Skate- boarders are TROUBLE." It doesn't matter that all the facts go the other way. aut this bias is not about rational thought, it's about false notions and ancient m.inp-sets . Stop lt. It~ tune for this old fogy- ism to end. Today the Newport-Mesa area is filled with recreation facilities that are a legacy of the "in" sports dur- mg development here in the 1950s arid '60s. Lots of room for football. Plenty of baseball diamonds. More tennis courts than you could ever use. Bu.t if you're one of the many members of Generation X or Y who are not attracted to the jockstrap sports, you 're on the street, dodging cops and false stereotypes. And for this to continue to be the case here --in Newport Beach and Costd Mesa, the very heart of the surf and skate industry, the plac(! Time magazme called the Velcro Valley --is pathetic. We all love Lindsay Davenport, but face the facts --there are many times more people in our area who make a living in the surf and skate industry than work in the tennis industry Four years ago Newport Beach finally lifted a 30-year-old law forc- ing surfers to stay out of the ocean durtng every summer afternoon. MAILBAG Staff reports need to be more balanced R egarding the article, (#City staff reports cnuc1zed, • Sept. 15), over the last six months, I've become weU acquainted with Costa Mesa's pldnrung departme nt. During this tune, I have observed personnel and at various times they are serious· ly understaffed. Nevertheless, I have seen severdl examples m staff reports of what ap~ared lo be clearly biased opinions. I was m attendance at the JOtnt study session of t~ City Council and planning corruruss1oners last Monday and was impressed that Planning Com.nusS1oner Katnna Foley brought this issue to the floor Over these last few months, I had simply assumed that th1s was the political process m action and that there was nothing I could do about it Staff reports, m my opm1on, need to be more obJeCtive and qwe the plan- rung commissioners the pros and cons of all possible action Not stmply have staff choose a side and stack the deck. DIANE GOMEZ C'osta Mesa Cannery site should remain open to community W hy are we mshlng forward to destroy all that makes Newport Beach dilferent? Now the Cannery, with its historical . s1gruficance, its essence of place, will vdnish. We will be placeless. Many of the citizens I've talked to are shocked at this loss of a land· mark. Only the developers and real estate salespeople are rubbing their hands with glee at a new opporturuty · to profit from therr sales. Tunes change, sure, but we need d sense of who we were to remind us of a simpler time that is our hentage. I ask the City Council of Newport Beach, all who approve of the idea of more development, to consider the preservation of such hlstorical monu- ments -our hlstory. My own vision 15 for a commuruty center there. A pla5=e for citizens to meet. A day-care center for our chil- . dren. For seruors, a place to get their flu shots and visit. I see youngsters taking ballet or salsa classes. Jn one room a string quartet is practicmg, another 15 having art lessons or book discussions. Music in the evenings and the walls filled with local artJ.sts such as Lorrame Edrie, who lives up the street. By the way, local artists are fond of depicting the Cannery in their work Theyllavea sense of soul. There q:>uld be bike repair and lessons ~boating and collections for the hoi.n'eless. All these things would benefit the community. What else can we do? Declare a moratonurn on all development until we do some think- ing. There's a big pro1ect, a hotel, planned for the Dunes, [and] Crystal Cove's new development. Enough 1s enough I PATRIOA FROSTHOLM Newport Beach Free insurance benefits aren't really free H ow would the Daily Pilot feel, if I orculated 20,000 fliers m Newport-Mesa announcmg 0 HFree money at the Daily Pilot offices -merely show up on Sunday morn- ing at 330 W. Bay St. and apply for free money and free benefits." The Daily Pilot wants everyone to be healthy and have money m their pockets. so 1t is generously handing . out money and benefits to as many as 1,000 families who show up. Out- reach workers will be on hand to help you fill out the forms. Now, what do you think of that, quys? Will you pronuse to give out the free bennies if I can round up qooo families to come to your door? ~' Yet that is exactly what you did to e and every other unwilling taxpay- r, by running this story ("Latino fam- ilies urged to sign up for health msur- ance, • Sept. 18). There are no freebies in life. Health insurance is not "free." It is paid for by somebody, and in this ca se, it is paid for by private citizens wbo are plundered by the govern- ment. The health insurance being provided is at the expense of inno- cent cinzcns against their will. Dail¥ Rilot READERS HQTUNE « ~Ml'Mflts herff't <Ml b9 WEATHER (949} 642-6086 rtpJodUClld without wrrtttn J*· Record your comments aboUt mialon o( copyright owntf TEMPERAT\MES Flmlow the Daily Pilcn Of nWA tips ~ Balboa 1:44 a.m. VOL 93, NO. 221 ADDRESS Orcui.t.lon 77/63 first high Our addrttS Is 330 W, Bay St , The Times Of'•nge County COSU Mesa. CA 92627. Corona del Mar 8.16 am. The old fogies were certain that swimmers would be killed, street crime would go up and property val- ues would go down faster than you could say •blackball Dag." . Incredibly, nothing happened after the law changed other than a lot of young people getting to spend a few extra hours a day having fun, staying fit and keeping out of trou- ble. Let's get the kids off the street. Stop the fogyism. Quit complaining. Build the skate parks. • BJLL SHARP is a Newport Beach resident and the publisher of Surf News, a Costa Mesa-based magazine covering surf and skating culture in Southern california. • Comments on today's COMMUNITY COMMENTARY? Call our Reader's Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or send E-mail to dailypi- lotOearthlink.net. And you continue to support this plunder Moreover, St. Joaquim Church itseU is partiopating in the robbery. Why aren't you usmg your knowledge of how the wellare system really works by challenging the church and asking them why they would help the government rob its own citizens? Doesn't this church have enough sense to know that the state is inter- fering with their own charities and God-given mission? Doesn't this church know that taxation is theft and that the church itsell is in viola- tion of its own Ten Commandments? Doesn't this church understand that 1t is compromising its freedom by assisting government plunder and that 1t IS tacitly surrendering a portion of its independence to the state? Doesn't this church understand that it is slowly being nationalized by the state? This is the way churches operate 111 totalitarian states --they are actu- ally part of the •ruling class• and thus help government •ru1e." This is not appropriate behavior for churches ma #free" state. All churches should refuse "help" by the wellarecrats and tell the gov- ernment to mind its own business. Where are the tough, independent- minded church leaders who have the guts to •be a Daniel• and refuse to bow down to the king, even at the risk of being eaten by the lions? DON HULL Costa Mesa SURF f Human Relations Committee, I can back up ·those stats Our committee helped with the neighborhood dialogue and the planning ses- sions workshop. Early on, we contacted Latino leaders for help with getting Latinos to partici- pate. It was a major disappointment to us that this did not seem to work. Also, the first work- shop WftS held at Rea School so people would be farn..ilia.r with the location. Speaking for mYself, not necessarily the committee, though I•'"' am pleased to see the Latino comm~ty has ~: decided to participate, there should be no il;lsin~..., uation that their particip(llion was purposely : bypassed. And it's too bad that the process no~: has to slow down as a rosult, however, it's bet-_ ter late than never. Perhaps an element of trust - needs to be stronger in our town. The Human : • Relations Committee will continue to do all it "• can to achieve that aim. ThankS again for your · : fair treatment. Gee attended the workshop, so : : it was very professional ol her to include the • true facts as she observed them. : . . GAJL PERKINS' Costa Mesa R egaroing the article on the West Side (West Side busmcsses feel left out," Sept. 17). I feel that really this should be a process of fairne~ where everyone in the commuruty is heard and their ideas honestly recogmzed and incorporated as much as possi- ble into the final result. This includes not only the West Side bustnos5eli, but also a fair and objective look at extending 19th Street to the beach and what the opportunities would be for Costa Mesa in that regard. This has been intentionally left out. ROBERT GRAHAM Costa Mesa C osta Mesa is the shabbiest beach side commuruty in Southern California. .. .. Large residential areClS throughout the :- city are decaying because of high-density : : housing and poor zoning control of businesses :: that pay poverty level wages that perpetuate •: overcrowded slum housing. ; : How many Cosh1 Mc a business owners • live in these decaying neighborhoods? The West Side should be rezoned Rl residential and bu mei>ses moved to conunercial zones segregated from residential housmg. DENNIS BARTON : Costa Mesa: B OSTON -Ofboals of the BoSton Hous-• mg Authonty want white residents in : housing developments to take sham-: rocks oU their doors and windows because : non-white res1dcntS say they are racially offen· : s1ve and make them feel •uncomfortable and = unwelcome.• .. COSTA MESA -Offiaals of the dty govern-: ment attend an mvit.ation-only meeting concern· : mg the revitall7.abon of part of the city with a group callt.>d Latino Advisory Council. City offi-• dals of COsta Mesa 1:tpJ>lU'('ntly don't think non· ~ Latinos should find this offensive and that they .. shouldn't feel uncomfortable and unwelcome. • Interesting. " H.MIUARO : Costa Mesa : .. POLICE FILES Our southwest COSTA MESA 04 swell will hold for 44 head high waves • luddnghlm Drtv.: 1Yio mountain b1kM worth S200 each : were taken from• carport area in the 1100 block between 10:30 : p.m. Sept. 14 and B 30 a m. Wednesday. (800) 252-9141 THOMAS H. 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'The swwll will be f.tdlog w.dnesdly for w1lst-t01hc>Uldtr hfghwfWS. .. • PfflmoN Way: A .stereo worth S-400 was stolen from a car In : the 3000 bloclc between Sept. 3 and 7. NEWPORT BEACH • ~ Awnue: A bowhng ball was foond underneath : a the qine of a person's car, allegtdty causing the radiator to • cr«k, resulting In an estimated SS01 of damage, In the 600 blodc • between 4 p.m FrlciJy and 7 1.m Saturday : • I •11 .,,..., Avenue: A flag worth $200 was stolen from tht • front of a bullneu In tht 500 block between 630 p.m w.dnet-• day and~ 9-.JO • m. Thursday; ibi cases of Budweher beer, three c.-s Of Coon beef' ..-1d CMh worth S 165 were stolen from a bolt • In the..,_ bloCk ~ 12:30 and Sa m, Stturday. • C1 .. , Lw: M Mtlque handmade dreer wont\ S 10,000 • WM ftOll:n from • "°'• atM In the 200 btock t>ttwetn a p m. s.s-,, "9p.m.~ ... • Doily Pilot CHllllll TIMES • A bank vault on the comer of Harbor an<l Wilson ls all that's left as constructton continues at the new Harbor Center. CONAAO LAU I DAILY Pll.OT Police receive tips on rape • Authorities looking into leads, working on sketch of suspect. . COSTA MESA -Police have received several lips regarding a suspected rapist who attacked a 26-year-old Costa Mesa woman Thursday night, said department spokesman Sgt. Tom Boylan. ·A couple of the tips are defi- rutely worth looking at,• he said. Police hope to have a compos- ite sketch of the man suspected in the attack distnbuted by this • SPINNING® •GROUP EXERCISE • STEP CLASSES week, he added. The suspected rapist bas been described as a 35-year-old white male, 5 feet, 10-inches tall and 180 pounds. At the time of the attack, he had a buzz haircut and a three- day growth beard. He was last seen wearing a black plaid jacket, a black T-shirt and bluejeans. 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The service station prospered, so Johnny decided to put in a short-order place with his sister, Ann Villelle, as manager It too prospered so that eventually Johnny' built the pre::.ent struc- ture, some time during the early '20s. Johnny had no expenence i.n the restaurant held but had a nat- ural gift for the business, and the restaurnnt soon became the No 1 eabng place m town. However, Johnny had a problem. Johnny Villelle was the most fanatical bird hunter 1 hdve ever known. Any ddte in the calenddl' there is some kmd of a game bird avail- able for a hunter. Thus, Johnny began to tum the operation of his restaurant over to his bartender so he could hunt. However, even if Johnny was a lousy businessman --insofar as be1pg around the restawant •. he did know a set of books when he saw them. He figured out that his bartender, to whom he turned THE VERDICT over the operation of the business when he was off bird hunting, was robbing him blind. What to do? Finally, Johnny came to a deci- sion -a somewhat weird deci- sion. He made bis bartender his partner on the basis that as a part- ner he would never steal from the partnership. Amazingly, it worked. Johnny hunted, the bar- tender ran the business but split · all the money coJ'ning i.n between himself and Johnny, 50-50 . remember Bob Bachlor. One day l came home from cou,rt and there on my breaktdst : bar reposed a case of Jack • Daniels whiskey. I asked my wife where 1t came from . She sd.id a man named Bachlor: left it there. I did 'not know Bob Bachlor personally, lJut 1 did kn·ow that that day l had handled his divorce, and he had won I put the · case of Jack Daruels I.I). my statJon wagon ctnd took 1t to the Arches, put m on the bar dnd chewed Bachlor out. He was really sur- pnsed. A .he said, the CdSe wa:. over so he wasn't trymg to bnbe me. I explained that 1t wa!) 1ust one of tho:.c tlung~ that wa.;n't done. I don't know the present own- er, but 1 do know Gibby Hernan- dez, the oldest ma1tre d' m town Between them they operate one of our hncst restauranLc.,. Finally, Johnny and the bttr- tender made enough money so that they could each retire, and they sold the business. Eventual- ly, a man named Bob Bdchlor acquired the Arches. I don't remember whether there were any intervening ~wners. I only . I JUSt wish the walls of the Arches could talk. During the day when the Lloyd Cla1re/f-rank Rinehart political machme ran , this town --from 1928 until the mid-1950::. --all poblt('al dedls were made in the Alches and dll pre-public council meetings were held there On the other hand, perha~ it's 1ust as wc>ll the W'111S can't talk. • JUDGE GARDNER 1s a Corona del Mar resident and former judge His column runs TuMa)'5 Race for the Cure 5K Sept. 28"'-reglster here thru Sept. 21° ·naw-t>alance 11Qi/f ltr f Yl&k A Sh dth runnin a a rel too 1 ! !! •• C949l 720-1 602 • • • • • • • • • 4 • ''Triple BoriUs Offer Cleaning ·sale'L C:CJIT <Jonie's recommendation to • call COIT was great. They got the j ob done . in nothing flat, and it was right the first ' time. Everything looks . like ~eW." 8: ~----------•COIT 1 1 -soo-1~ H-Cl 1T I 1 35m OFFTHREEOR -10 MORE SERVICFS -.. . . . . . . . .. 4 TuescJaY, September 21, 1999 Council decides to allow more students at school • Vote on institution for emotionally disturbed children overturns Costa Mesa's Planning Commission decision. J~Jt.A GARJU!iON Monahan added that many !kif Plot students with .special needs, COSTA MESA -The City Council on Monday overturned a Planning Commission decision, deciding by a 3-2 vote to allow a proposed school for emotionally disturbed students to enroll a maximum of 50 students. The Planning Commission bad wanted to allow just 25 students at the school. Mayor Gary Monahan dedded to appeal the PJ.anrung Commls- sion's decision last month. saying he thought there was a huge need 1n the Newport-Mesa area for the kind of school Richard Sewell of South Coast Priority School IS proposing to open at Harbor Assembly of God Church on Joanne Street THOMAS R CORDOVA I DAILY Pll.OT Matthew Marshall stopped two would-be robbers from steal- ing coats fromlllhe North Face. YOM KIPPUR CONTINUED FROM A 1 Around town, security guards were posted at the entrances to syn- agogues and commuruty centers m response to the August shooting at a day-care centef in G ranada Hills and the shooting last week during a church service tn Texd.S At thE> Jewish Federation Cam- pus m Costa Mese1, a security guclrd checked the ne1mes of visi- tors dltendmg sefVlces. Gudfds including bls own son, must trav- el outside the district to find schools that meet their needs. "Thank you for believing in us. We won't let you down,• said Sewell to Monahan m an emo- tional moment after the meeting. Monahan responded that help- ing children was all the thanks he needed. The school, which is privato arid costs approximately $20,000 per year, wq,uld serve up to 50 emotionally di~turbed, Jeanung disabled and speech-impa.Jred students in eight classrooms. Many of the students' tuition is paid by the state when school dis- tricts decide the students cannot handle regular sc;hooL MARSHALL CONTINUED FROM A1 "I didn't go in expecting any- thing. 1 did it for my own (sake),• said Marshall, who later dropped into the store to make sure the items were returned. Employees at North Face refused to respond to a reporter's questions about the incident. Costa Mesa police were quick lo applaud Marshall, however. ·I think it's great," sclid Sgt Scott May. "It's the duty of any oti.zen. ~ . and a specially trained dog patrolled the grounds of Temple Bat Yahm m Newport Beach. The synagogue got a scare Sunday rught during Yorn Kippur services when security guards there thought they saw a man hiding in the bushes. Security and Newport Beach police combed the area -even conducting a helicopter search -but didn't find anything, Sgt MtkE' McDer- mott said. . Stephanie Gomer, program assistant for the aduJt department of the Jewish Commuruty Cente r Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSME77CALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! z 3165 Harbor Blvd. 1 Costa Mesa • One Block South or <\05 Fwy .. (714) 545 .. 7168 P,e;d(A,'J feffe~e( 7-1 at .. Costa Mesa Community Center 1845 Park Ave, Costa Mesa Door 7-10 p.m. rlze1 •v• 1 / hour. The students would only be at the iochool from 8 a.m. until 2:30 p.m., and their presence will not have a major effect on the neigh- borhood, Sewell said. But the school's presence will "eliminate the blight" in the neighborhood, be vowed. As part of a condition of its opening, South Coast will renovate the classrooms and will open its computer lab to neighborhood children in the aftemoon after the-school's stu- dents have gone home. Planning commissioners, led by Commissioner Katrina Foley, last month voted to limit the school's enrollment to 25 students because they were concerned emotionally disturbed students would be a threat to property and neighbors and would overburden the neighborhood. South Coast already operates one such school in Newport Beach, ROBBERY CONTINUED FROM A 1 Robbers began ranSacking the house, gatheripg up . stereos, cJothtng and 6ther valuables, police said. I They then fled out the back and stuffed the loot into their cars. But before they could speed away, a patrol officer saw the three cars parked in the dark alley, thought they looked suspi- cious and decided to investigate, said Newport Beach Police Sgt. of Orange County, which held its Yam Kippur service at the Jewish Federation Campus, said the events m Granada Hills had not kept Jews from coming to services. "It hasn't hurt us at all in terms of attendance,• she said. Gomer estimated that about 400 people came to the morning Sel'Vlce, a number she said was comparable to that of previous yea.rs. Pat Freely, coordinator for security at Temple Bat Yahm, said she was impressed with the crowds of worshippers. along with a residential treatment facility for wards ol the state, as well as four Costd Mesa group homes. Poley noted that Newport Beach police were called out to South Coast's residential treat- ment facility 100 times last year. Sewell countered that most of those calls came because I teenagers had run away from the facility, not because they were violent or angry. But at Monday's meeting, council members Heather Somers and Llnda Dixon again raised con- cerns about safety before voting against allowing more students. "I feel they should start with 25 students,• Somers said. Dixon agreed. •rm relieved,• said Monahan of the split decision in his favor. "At least a majority can see the I wondedul things they're trying to do for the kids.• Mike McDermott. The officer was in the process of questioning the 'Ulen when he heard over his radio that an armed robbery had been commit- ted in the area. "The timing was just right," McDermott said. The men, Johnny Garcia Jr. of Irvine, Randy Don Cole of Orange, Binh Than 'Iran, Phirum Lim, Luan Tien Nguyen, Vu Tien Nguyen and Siphanphey Douag- mala, all of Santa Ana, will be arraigned this morning in Harbor Justice Center. Bail was set at I $50,000 for each or the suspects. "This is the biggest turnout we'.ve had in years,• Freely said. "We seem to have a lot of people here I haven't seen before, and I've been doing this for six years." The temple made special I arrangements to shuttle crowds in from parking lots at a nearby church. At the Jewish Federation Campus, ca.rs jammed into every marked space in the parking lot and overflowed into neighbonng lots. "This is a very important holy day," Gomer said. "I don't think anything would keep anyone away." CAR ACCIDENT? You may have questions: • Do I need treatment? •Where should I go for care? • Do I need an attorney? • Should I settle with my insurance company? • Can my injury lead to future health problems? ... and more Call ToU Free 1-888-016-9679 lo receive my FREE report with valuable information, which can save you TIME and get you back on the ROAD TO RECOVERY 24 Hour Toll Free Recorded Message SABATINO'S lh ·-.1a11ra11I ,\ I .ido Ship_, anl S ;11.-.<1 l.,!l ' ( o. Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner l nk)ut •In~ l"OOfll 0&t dlnJot l"OOfllS •~allabte ror croup bu mettln» and prhal• tlulctlom 723-0621 Please CaU For Re.wl"\'allons and Dfrutfom 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach • DORNAN CONTINUED FROM A 1 •1 think the Democrats are get- ting a better reputation,• the retired businessman said. •1 think it could make it very interesting. It could make it interesting on a national level: A Doman win over Rohrabacher also could help bring in significant donations for SHALIMAR CONTINUED FROM A1 It's a success that founders hoped to, and have, established at other county loations. Shalimar was formed as an outreach min- istry by St Andrew's Presbyterian Church of Newport Beach, along with St. Joaquim's church in Cos- ta Mesa and Women of Vision. St Andrew's continues to sup- port the center financially and contributed more than $100,000 to its operations this year, said Ralph McCall, missions associate at the church. Randy Barth, an elder at St. Andrew's and co-founder of Shali- mar, was inspired by the learning center's success to foWld TiiINK Together as a springboard for similar lea.ming centers in other communi- ties. There are now five in the cities of Santa Ana, Orange and Tustin. "As Shalimar began to unfold and become effective, we thought it was something that was replic- able," said Pablo R. Diaz~ TiiINK Together's executive director. The learning center has helped send a number of kids to college whose parents never graduated high school. De Soto said. 1\vo years ago, 13 of the 14 seniors who graduated from Shahmdr went on to college. Last year, it was three .out of four, De Soto said. At Whittier Elementary, where the student body is 95% Latino, teach~ and staff have formed partnerships with the learning center, Principal Sharon Blakely said. Last year three staff members from Whittier were sent to the cen- ter to help with English Language Development and teaching tech- niques. The funding ,for that ser- Doily Pilot Cri.sell from national donors want- mg to ensure Doman remains out of the House, Toledano sa.icL And come November 2000, D<r- nan's conservative philosophies~ could repel moderate Republicans and independent voten, Crise11 sajd. giving a Democrat a fighting cba.00! 1n the heavify Republican district.: County Republican cha.irma.n Tom Fuentes said he had no com- ment about the potential prim~ race. vice will be picked up this year through a grant received by the learning center, Blakely said. The center also serves as a good link for parents who have limlted Spanish-speaking skills. Luis Ochoa, a freshman lit Newport Harbor High School, lnls . come to the center nearly every-' day since he was in the foutth grade. Ochoa said he comes tor the extra help the tl\tors off er. "My parents can't help me because they don't speak much English," Ochoa said. • And the benefits at Shalimar go beyond education. "We've opted to choose tutw- ing, homework help and edu<!a- tion as the vehicle to impact tile community," Diaz said. Those methods have far-readi- ing effects that touch multiple laym in the community and in families~ The learning center sparked oth- er efforts in the community, includ- ing a task force that addressed crime, code enforcement and bedu- tification of the neighborhood. "There was a time when Maria (Alvarez) had 20 to 30 gang mem- bers standing outside her fence," Madueno said. Those days seemed distant Monday night, with families replacing the gang members and children runtting in and out of the center. Through THINK Together, community activists hope to start more centers throughout the county, and there's a good chance the effort will be duplicated in Costa Mesa although that could be a year or more away, Diaz said, "It would be great if Shalimar could give birth to another cen- ter," he said. De Soto agreed. "There's still a huge need· in Costa Mesa," he said. 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J~r Pit Boo ~~ HUNTINGTON BEACH -After a timeout, Newport Harbor High's girls volleyball team walked out of the huddle with a big cry of defense. A .couple of players paused though and realized they were on offense. Defense was what was on the Sailors' mind throughout the match, and a sharp one keyed a 15-8, 15-6, victory over Calvary Chapel in the Dave Mohs Memorial Volleyball Tournament championship match at Edison High Monday night. With long rallies forc~d by the Eagles in the fiist game, the Sailors depended on numerous digs and seven blocks from Krista Dill to pull it out. The second game went more smoothly for Newport Harbor, as it got eight kills from April Ross and seven from Heather Cullen. ·we played very well,· Newport Harbor Coach Dan Glenn said. •Al the start, Calvary was playing great. We weren't sconng. but we •• ' • were playing good. In the second game, we served very well. Calvary is the best-serving team in the area, and I told my team to try to -match them. I thought we were dlmost as good, if not, equal wtth them.· Calvary Chapel's semng was eV1dent from the start. The Eagles jumped out to an early 6-2 lead in the first game behind aces from Brooke Kuhn and Halina Staruland Tough serves also forced poor returns from Newport Harbor's side in the run. After the early deficit, .the Sailors started to rally. Dill put up two qwck blocks and a kill to trigger a 6-0 Newport Harbor run. Calvary Chapel rallied to tie the game at 8-8 with two more seives that forced poor returns. Then Ross picked up her game with three qwck kills, and the Sailors closed out the game with a 7 ·O run. ·we gave them a few stnngs of points." Cal- vary Chapel Coach Jun Downey said "A lot of that is credited to Ross She JUSl took over later.• Newport Harbor started winning more of the long rallies as the match went on. In the fl.l'Sl game, Dill single-handedly put up a defensive SEE VOLLEYBALL PAGE 6 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK (COACHES' SELECTIONS) NEWPORT HARBOR . I • I ii ANDRE~ ANDY STEWAR~ LANGSDORF : ; T he 5-foot-9, : : 160-pound • • tailback earned 26 time for 147 yards, includ- ing touchdowns of 1 and 16 yards, and al o hayed well at cor- :.nerbac.k. • . .... ~ ~ A 6-foot-4, 225- pound senior defensive end, he handled his assignment with distinction again.St Marina's veer optiol) and stuffed a reverse for a 12-yard loss. - • ESTAICIA FAHAD MARSHALL jAHID HENDRlCKS A 6·foot·1, l80· pounder, he had a pafr of interceptions at corner back, had a 21-yard 1D run among hit 7"4 rushing yards and 99ught a pa11 for 29 more. . C 0 ST a· MES A ANTONY z, TODD GRUBISICH I ~ DUDDRIDGE T he 6-foot, 260- pound full· back rushed for 69 yards on seven carries, including a 1· yard touchdown run, and also blorked consis-• t nU~· w 11 • CORONA BRANDON JOHNSON T he 6·foot, 200- pound senior lWO·W3Y tart r graded out at 90o/i at right guard, while continuing to be a 1tabllizing force at middle lln baCker A 6-foot, t 90· p o u n d senior defen JVe end. he had two quarterback ~cks on back· to·ba('k play and was a consi.s· tent force agamst • the run. Dll MIR NICK PROSSER A 5·foot·1 l , 175·pound junior outside linebacker, he made • eight tackles and de0ec1ed a pus to thwart a Pomona two-polnl c:onwnion try ·1 used to how up before (ruces). I hated If. I hcileil the~ of the,.. _ ""' ~ .. '8 Filal fow ii colege, I wdln't get as neNOUS as I cM nming lnxk in hi;! schoal _ • Lara Asper, Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Famer Doily Pilot 5 SPORTS HALL OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM ASP Newport Harbor •Former Tar Athlete of the Year was given a unique set of priorities, and they've paid off with big dividends. R1a w10 DUNN L iving proof that 11111 volleyball was ahead mnu of basketball in the · Newport Harbor High girls athletic pecking order in the mid-1980s, Lara Asper was always on special assignment dunng halftime at basketball home games. She would shuffle over to the girls gymnasium, where Coach Charlie Brande was conducting volleyball practice. and set for hitting lines Then she'd hustle back to the regular gym in time for the second-half tipoff. "Charlie thought 1t was great,· said Asper, who performed the intermission task for four years, while developing into one of the top Newport Harbor setters of all time. County Volleyball Club, Asper returned to Northern California. "It was a tough decision (to leave Colorado College), then I interviewed for various fiist ass1Stant positions at Division I schools,• said Asper, who began to feel that relocating to another part of the country was undesirable. ·1 think it h.tt me that (coaching) wasn't the life I wanted to have.• Asper went to work for a nonprofit organization, Teach For Amenca, as an executive director, a pos1bon she held for four years, until recently. Once the nation's top high school recruit, Asper remembers tb.e Tars beating Los Altos on the road in the state Division 1 serrufmals, a wild, five-game match in front of a large, boisterous crowd The Sailors' girls basketball team apparently was understanding, because Asper would La:ra Asper "l'll never forget .that feeling after we won,• Asper said. "They had a pretty stacked team that year, and most of theU' starters went on to play in college. They were earn All-CIF Southern Sectlon honors all four years in volleyball and lead Coach Mike Neese's Tars to the CIF State D1vis1on I champ1onshlp match her senior year m the fall of 1985. "I came at a good time, when they needed a setter," said Asper, a 5-foot·lO standout who also led the '85 Sailors to the Southern Section 5-A title match, when they lost to Mira Costa. Asper, who also competed in four events in track and held, was Newport Harbor's 1986 Female Athlete o{ the Year, the same year former All-CIF quarterback Shane Foley was the school's Male Athlete of the Year. She attended Stanford on a volleyball scholarship and started at setter for three years, twice leading the Cardinal to the NCAA Fmal Four. Asper was an ass1Stant coach at Stanford m 1992, when the school captured its first NCAA volleyball title . She was married in May 1998 and has changed her last name to Sellers, but for the P\lfPO e of the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame, which s enters today as the latest honoree m the millennium celebration, we'll refer to her by her maiden name for local fans. •And there's a baby due (Oct. 2), • Asper proudly announced. (The sex of the baby will be a surprise to Asper and her husband, Scott. J Asper accepted a head coaching position at N<;AA D1vis1on In Colorado C"olleg , a small, liberal arb; school m Colorado Spnng . Colo , but after two seac:ons her fru trations inaeased over the limited tiin she could meet with her team • -three month£ -according to school policy. AccuStomed to y ar-round volleyball tnill\mg, ~hile being groomed in Brand ' Or ng tall, and more physical than us, so in a way we were underdogs.· The Sailors earned theu tnp to the state final and Jost to Mua Costa at Golden West College. At Stanford, Asper's best memones include beating UCLA m Pac 10 play and BYU in Provo, ..Utah, m the NCAA West Regional finals her sophomore year. which gave Stanford a berth m the Final Four. •1t was a great match and (to beat BYU in three games) and everyone played well. and it felt like we'd won a national championship,• she said . Asper, who once held the school basketball record for rebounds 10 a season (1985-86), started playmg volleyball under Brande' tutelage m fifth grade . ·cha.rile was an outstanding coach,· Asper said •He was tough to play for sometunes, but if you make 1t through bis whole program. he's a very loyal person and he'll help you many way be can. He u;, l can say -and that mclud through college and everything -the best coach J had.• In track, Asper, who was used to team sports, would perlorm any task assigned to her by Sailon; Coach Eric 1'we1t, competing mainly m the 440 ya.rd , 880, mile relay and long JUmp. · "But track wasn't my sport.• she said. "lf 1 had it my way, J probably wouldn't have run track, but I did it for tnwu.ng. I u. ed to throw up before (raa!S). I hated 1t. t bated the sound of the gun. Competing in individual ports is muC'.h different. Even playing in th (NCAA women' volt yball) Final Fow t.n college, I wouldn't get a n ivous as l did running track m high school.• A four-Um alJ.lcague setter. Asper was th 1\m ' Rlayer of th Year in Orang County her or ye r, 1985-86. Strother takes home the bacon NEWPORT BEACH-Cerlsbed's Chris Strother won tb!a men .. pro- ftm d' · Sunday and a S2,500poydw!Ck at the 1999 Rusty Newpalt Pro-Am sufflng competition oft Mth Su.et. The surf wa 3-S·f '1 ch>an and hollow born the iOUth. wltb glimf conditiOns throughout the morning and moderaie, wlndy C'ODdMklil ta th afternoon finals. Strother topped d fending cbunp6oft Dino Andino tD a dole a.I. Auttralla~ Melanie Rec.tm.n WOil the women'I ~ ......... in a convinang manneri and JUCJQ Colltnl woa tbe 5111111 oplm Nft. show u part of the Surtmg m.tgedne'I VW Alnbow ~ Judging Cltteril WU formatted fof ....... ~ .... the Mine tritaia as the Ruay C.P 011 ge ID ........ llllllli with 8 Nk WU reward M ~to ....... J 6 Tuesday, September 21, 1999 National senior women ~n way . • Sadly, they will be without Corky Murdock; but her longtime partner, Cheney, returns in the field of 7 5s. e grande dame of ten- nis, Dodo Cheney, will etum to Ne~rt Beach this month, but without her longtime doubles partner, Corky Murdock, who passed away m July. Murdock, whose death was sudden, was a favorite among friends and participants m the US National Senior Women's Hard Court Championships (65s and 75s) at the Newport Beach Tennis Club, wruch hosts the sixth annual event Sept 27 through Oct. 2. "Corky was a beloved player by everybody, a very colorful player,• said tournament director Norma Veal of the Newport Beach Tennis Club "She won numerous (USTA) tiU es with Dodo Cheney. ff , Cheney, ot Ld Jolla, and Murdock, who was from Los Angeles, captured the national 75 doubles title dt Newport Bedch the last four year.,. Murdock, who dted ln her sleep, will be rrussed m the week-long sweetheart event to celebrnte seruor women's tennis • The national women's hdrd-court event ts the second USTA nallona1 championship hosted throughout the year by the Newport Beach Tenrus Club. It abo husls the U.S Nat.Jondl Senior Father-and- Son Hare! Court Chdffip1onshlps m June, with the hnc1ls on Filther's Day. nus year's women's chdmp1onsh1p will have about 60 entne-., mcluding players from f\ldmP, Floncld and Hdwau "ecure Honzons is again the c>vent's sponsor. Defending singles chcunp1ons Ada Cowan (65s), of Palo AHo, and Betty Eisen- stein (75s), of Washinnton D.C .. are the top seeds m their respective brackets. Newport Beach's Julie Hayward, d first-year player m the 65s who played at Wimbledon and has been a longtime tenrus mstruc-tor m the area, 1s the lead.mg local candidate to dethrone Cowdn. Newport Beach's Bev Winans, a former doubles chdinpmn dnd runner-up m the national hard courts here, is d solid 65s pldycr, while locdls Cathie Hall and Dee Armstrong will also play m the 65s. • In Aprtl, Cheney won her 300th gold ball signifying a USTA national championship -m the 80s division of the U S National Senior Women's Hard Court Championships at the La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club "I never expected to hit 300, unW this year,· srud Cheney, 82. "l realized I had 297 at the end of last year, so I thought I might be abJe to do 1t. • Cheney, whose mother, May Sutton Bundy, becdme the first Amencan to wm a Wunbledon title> m mos. 1s th1• all-time leader m gold balls According to USTA history, no one else has won even half as many nal.Jonal Lilies as Cheney. Considered the No b woman in thf• world m 1946 by the mtemational tennis medta, Chenry wus the nation's Uurd-Tdnked player in 1937, '38 and '41. Cheney, a four-time semifinalist at the U.S. Nationals, known today as the U.S Open, won her first USTA national championship m 1941 with Pauline Betz, an mdoor ••• ,, llllHDIY .., .,......... . C....e&MM ~ =.:.~LG> TENNIS richard dunn title. Since turning 40 on Sept. 1, 1956, and becoming eligible for USTA women's senior events, Cpeney has been unbeatable. Cheney has won 146 USTA singles title and 154 doubles ·championships, including 107 of those titles in the 1990s, while playing in the 65s, 70s, 75s and 80s. She will only play 75 doubles in the Newport Beach event. For details on the senior championships at Newport Beach. (949) 644-0050, ext. 14. • There has been a changing of the guard al Paramount Tenrus in Costa Mesa, where Von Surunclian has completed h1s hrst full year of ownership, pouring an estimated $150,000 mto the fatility The remodeled Paramount store features new decorations, racks of clotlung, merchandise and memorabilia, and reportedly has enjoyed a prqsperous 1999. Simindian purchased the Paramount store from leg- endary local tennis figure Bill Hodges in August 1998 Hodges owned and -operated Paramount for 28 years, before retinng. f' • The 73rd annual Emulex Paci.fie Southwest Senior Ten- rus Championships, considered the largest and oldest conbnuous senior tournament m the U S., conclude Sunday at the Palisades Tennis Club The event, which features age diVlSions from 25 to 85 m men's and women's singles and doubles, moved to the Palisades Club fo.ur years ago from Los Angeles. The prestigious hard-court tournament has missed only one year (dunng World WaI Ill since 1925. Courts were donated for prelimmary rounds by the Newport Reach Tennis Club dnd Newport Beach Marriott Hotel and Tennis Club. Torught, the Palisade~ Club will host a players' party to also commemorate the facility's 25-year anniversary, . following semifinal matches. All fmdls are Sunday. • Newport Beach resident Roy Emerson, a member of the International Tennis Hall of Fame and bed with Pete Sampras for the most career Grand Slam singles titles (12), is co-chauman of the 18th annual CHOC PadrinosNic Braden Tenrus Tournament Sept. 24-26 and Oct. 1-3 at several dubs throughout Orange County .. The event benefits Children's Hospital of Orange County. Details: (71 4) 532-8690. • The Bu1ld.lng-bt4ustry Association of Soutlj.em CaWomia, Orange County Chapter, will host its 18th annual tennis tournament Sept 27 at the Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club. Orgaruzers are seeking sponsorships and player e ntries. Deta.il.S: (949) 224-0321. . Eagles fall to Rebels sst:~~i~ f I I I I I got sweeps at No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles, but fell to host Savanna, 12·6, in a nonleegue girls teD.ni.s match Monday. Estancia jti.nior Jenca Gundvan- gen swept, 7•6, 6-t, 6-0, while the Eagles' doubles tandem of J nrufcr Ca ity, a 1u111or, and Palg McCor· made.. a 60phornore, won, 6-2, 6-4, 6·2. Estancia foll to 1·2 . NONLIACM• SAVANNA 12, lsTMOA S Sfna..._ Gud-iangen (E) def. Pham. 7-6; cfet. LM, 6-1, def. Smith. 6-0; lpoUto (E) lost, 0.6, 0-6, 1-6; Trettin (E) lost 2-6. H. 1 6 Doe.*111: Cassftv-McCormac::k (E) def, Newcup.VotlJcet, &-2. def. Bui·~ 6-4, dtf, lran·Sorieno, 6-12.; l..tylert4urns (E) lost. t-6. 2-6, M; lrooks.ValttJQ (I) lost.~ 2-6, S.7, ·SpQrts .. I I I I S C I 0 0 L f 0 0 T 11.I L L <GAJMCIEl131U~lrIEIR Q CGAJMCIE~Jr(())JPJPiBIR~ 43 -0wtle~ (Corona del Mar) interception return. 33 -Edwin Martlltez (Costa Mesa) p~ from Dave Weir 32 -ShMa't F9l1 )'ftW1 (C~ Mesa) touchdown pass GAMEs'fOPf 8' ,,, LAST WIEl('S llG HITS ANO DEFINSM P\AVS c.oron. del Mw -Linebacker 9nftdon John.. ton had a great. goal· line stop on Pomona run· nlng back David Akins ... Defensive end~ ~ came up big on a fourth and-one, stopplfl9 Akins In his tracks and giving the ball b.cl< to CdM .. defensive linemen Mlon ICurts and Elliot httenon had big hits on Akins. Cost.a Mesa -Sheun ~ blodced two punts, returning one 19 yards down to 8olsa Grande's 1-yard line and had a big hit on quar· terback Alex Guadarrama ... Safety Wiiiy ~anco had three bl~ hit$ throughout the game .•. Defensive end Todd Duddridge had back-to-back quarterback sacks ... A.Mn Nguyen blocked a field-goal attempt ... Defensive back Jake O.V.land had a fourth-quarter Interception ... Outlide linebacker Patridr Hulllger blocked a field goal. from Dave Weir. ~ -Marshall Hendrkks (two), Andy STEVE MCCAANI( I DAl.Y Pl.OT Romo and Fet..d Jllhld all had interceptions Estancia High quarterback Jeremy Valdes finds a :.c!nH~ R~:cf~~~s ~~~r: cor-·bole ln Westminster's defense en route to a TD. nert>ack, made a bi9 hit to stop receiver on the 1 and Jahid stuffed the subsequent goal-line run for 1-yard loss ... Josh VMCh and Ivan Gard• had quarterback sacks ... Kyle Westman stuffed a back for 5-yard loss ... David Rodriguez flltitf a big hit on QB after he released the ball ... Cesar Romero recovered a fum- ble to set up a toochdown. Newport Harbor • Middle linebacker Alan Saenz shadowed Marina fullback Ray Mletldewkz all night. stuffing him at or near the line several times. He also recovered a fumble ... Noseguard Andy Kalanz recovered a muffed punt al')d forced an errant conversion kick with a big rush ... Defensive end Nick Langldorf sniffed out a third-down reverse and hauled the ballcarrier down for a 12-yard loss ... Cornerback Justin Jacobs and outside linebacker Owls ~ each had near- interceptions ... Fullback Mike 1\anney made a strong kick.out block to spring Andre Stewa.rt's 16-yard TO run. Deats takes Estancia baseball post to the CIP playoffs in 34 seasons. • Former Costa Mesa he ad man will attempt to stabilize program. B.\RRY FAULKNEN lkitfb "1\"ying to get some stability for our baseball program was a big priority,• Parse! said.·· "Doug will be a great addi· tion, first as a coach, and hopefully as a member of our faculty " Estancia football team ignored in CIF railkings COSTA MESA -"!!l .... l!llll!!lll!!llll!ll~. Doug Deats, who I A S E I A l l revitalized a saggmg Costa Mesa High baseball program in four seasons as coach (1994-97), will try to do the same at Estancia, which named him baseball coach Monday Deats coached the Corona del Mar Junior varsjty m 1998 and was an assistant softball coach at Orange Coast College last spring Estancia High's footbo.11 team, 2-0 p 0 [ [ j , after disposing of Westminster on He has also coached lower-level foot- ball at Mesa, but Parse! said his initial focus would be exclusively on baseball Pnday, 20-7, bas failed to impress any of the vot- ing members of the press in this week's CIP foot- bo.11 rankings, thus has failed to crack the D1vi· sion IX Top 10 p6ll. Deats will begin his Estancia tenure as a walk-on, according to Eagles Boys Ath- letic D11ector Tim Parsel, who said the school will by to create a teaching position for him as soon as the the spring semester. Deats will be Estancia 's fifth coach since 1997, when the late Paul Ti"oxel resigned, ending a 17 -year association Meanwhile, Costa Mesa remains in the NQ, 3 slot in Div. IX after Winning its second straight. Newport Harbor, after a 21-21 tie with Marl- 11a, diopped one spot to fifth iri Div. VJ rankings. Deats, attending to his wife, who was in labor with twins Monday evening, was unavailable for comment. Currently teaching math and social stuclies at Mesa, lus alma mater, Deats will begin working with the Eagles' sixth-peri- od baseball class immecliately. He replaces Tim Green, who resigried after compiling an 8-39 record in two seasons. with the program. , Cote Estancia's pacesetter COSTA MESA -Es.Lancia l ligh senior Laura Cote fin· G 0 l F ished sixth Individually to help the Eagles earn fourth place in the second annual Estanoa girls golf tournament, Monday at the Costa Mesa Goll & Counby Club. In water polo, Newport Harbor, on the strength of Jts one-goal edge over Long Beach Wilson last week, which was going without senior standout Tony Azevedo, has replaced Wil- son as No. 1 in the Division I rankings. DMsion VI FoottNll 1. Mayfair; 2 La Mirada; l. Irvine; 4 Woodbridge; 5. Newport tWbor: 6. TuStin; 7. Vllla Park; 8. Aliso Niguel, g l«>Ara; 10. Kennedy. Cote shot 88 for 18 holes on the Mesa Linda course. Estanoa's Anh Do (99) and Lauren Young (100) also scared for Coach Art Perry's Eagles, whose 287 team score · was two better than fifth-place Canyon. <>then: Laguna Hill~ Westminster, El Dorado. DNWon IX Poc6elt Deats was 42-56 at Costa Mesa, but he ended the Mustangs' 14-year playoff drought in his second season (a 13-11 record and second-place finish in the Pacific Coast League). He then guided the '96 ectition (15· 11) to another postseason berth, the school's first back-to-back trips 1. Soorta; 2. Brea Olinda; J. c.ta MeM; 4. santiago; s. Valencia; 6 PclCifici; 7. South Hiiis; 8. Rancho AlamitoJ; 9, Fullerton; 10. SUnny Hit"-. Olhen: \Nestem, UnM!rsity. 'DMlloftl........... . Villa Park, ranked No 2 in Orange County, won the eight-team competition (245), followed by Marina (247) and Wood- bridge (270). 1. New'POf't ~ 2, LB Wiison; 3. Foothill; 4. El Toro, 5. HarvardlWestl.lke, 6. VIit. Pltk; 7. S.O Oemente; 8. Irvine; 9. c.apistrano Valley; 10 Santa Ana Valley. VOLLEYBALL CONTINUED FROM 5 wall. In the second game, New- port was able to get all its block- ers in better position for bloaks or altered shots. "We lucked out on ball con- trol," Downey said, "and then we got p redictable. Their height started to take over the game. They played tough defense at the net and away (from the net)." The blocks weren't the only part of Newport Harbor's defense. The Sailors were a lot more. _dependent on digs in the second game. Andrea Schutz came in and provided three tough digs to extend rallies that New- port Harbor eventually won. And Ross was even more dangerous on the ground as she had a game- high seven digs in the second. "Everybody talks about April's hitting,• Glenn said. "But proba- bly the best thing she does is pass." "That's what we were primari· ly concerned with because we knew they were going to clig a lot of balls," Ross said. "We've been working on that." To help out sophomore setter Katie King, Newport Harbor had Brenda Waterman end Ross pass digs to her. After a relatively qui- et tint game, though she did get five digs, King obliged in the sec- ond game with 19 assists. W1th King finding her rhythm, Newport Harbor's offense was imposing. Beiid the kills from DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Newport's Heather Cullen (8) puts over the net as her teammate Brenda Waterman (4) looks on in Monday's night's title conquest. Note: Newport Harbor Sophomore Katie King was erroneously descri.bed as a junior in Monday's story Ross and Cullen, Brenda Water- man had three crucial kills in the nuddle of the game to trigger an 8·0 run by the Sailors. Despite three aces from Chnsti Kimmel, the Sailors put it away 15-6. , Th<' sailon>, ranked No fin the state, achioved the only goal that eluded them la t year as they lost ln the final to Valley Christian. "We came in here really focused,• Dill setid. "Last year was not how we wanted to fmish." •we didn't play too well against Laguna Beach on Friday." Ross said. "Then on Saturday, we played very well, especially against Bish- op Montgomery. Tonight was just dessert Calvary Chapel was awesome though. We knew they were going to serve tough, and they played well." After the tournament, Ross won the tournament MVP award and made the all-tournament team. Dill and Waterman also made the team. •1 disagree with the MVP award," Ross said. "It's impossi- ble to play well without your te.ammates." CdM girs win Sunny Hills ~tie •Morse sets course record (18:51). FULLERTON _, Corona del Mar High senior standout Liz Morse broke a COWi~ record (18:5 1) and captured the indiVidua.l title, while the Seo Kiny • girls cross country team won the Sunny HUis lnvltaUonal Division II champio~hip Saturday. The sea Kings. ranked No. 1 in Orange County, won their eecond straight invitational, on th h I of their seuon-opening title at Laguna Hills . At Sunny Hilll, Mone broke the course tant1ard t three ya.n ago by Jenny Burris of Ayola ( 18:53) ond CdM had the belt overall time (96:41) of th day by three mlnut•, including Divtsion I wtnher Brea (99:42). Mone earned Athlete of the M t honora Jenny CWnmlm {19:18), who won the Junior race, Katie Qu1riJ4n (19;24), third in the junior ioce. Diana CIOSS COUNTRY 1 lo sfeld (19:28) and Katherine Mone (19:39) scored for Corona del Mar, while Jill Quye (19:42), who wes Uurd In the senior race, nnd Season Meservey ( 19:46) ·rounded out the Sea Kings' championship {fort. In the )unior boys race, CdM's Josh Y ~ was econd m t6 02 and naVtS Beards! thud in 16·33. Kevin Kr8me:r (17:16), Judd Heitbrink (17:19) and Dµrtin Hodg (27:19) also scored for CdM, whll Davtd Mittman (17:45) and BP.n fnouy (17:51), rounded out th Sea Kings' pack. The See !King host p dfic coast Leagu rival Laguna Beach Thursday at their Back Bay Cou TENNIS Seniors wrap up · tourney SOCCER \TU wins third strai~( COSTA MESA -Diego GonJ headed in a pair of first-hal1 goals and host Vanguard Universitr made them stand up for a 2· 1 non- conf crenco men's soccer triumph over UC San Diego Monday. Josh McLc1sh assisted on both gools for the Uons, who have won three straight ef ter two lon· ea to open the sea on. UCSan Diego (:l .... 1·1) ICOredon a penrllty kkk eight minutes into the econd h8ll, but the Vanguard defense, mcluding goalie Matt Resor'e u ave1. protected the lead. DllP SIA Doily Pilot .. Sports 7 FLEX-ING THEIR MUSCLES . F. ~ New defensive scheme, run by veteran assistant Bob PIEPS Brodt! , said Harns ca.me up with the •double flex,• wbicb the Eagles have adopted. 1ve years ago .. . .... . Mbly May helped Newport Harbor High's guls volleyball team wm the Orange County Championship in a tough match against l..agWla Beach, 15-17, 17·15, 15-4. May recorded a tour- nament record 29 kills. Brockie, has helped trigger the Eagles' early tumar~>Und Newport l larhor boys cross country runner Shahlam DeZa- bct wa namPd Daily Pilot Athlete of the Week DeZahd bed his pPrsonal best of 15·23 and then beat it by running 15:12 in his first two meets. W:en it came wne to eassemble tus staff last U-season, Ei;tancia High football coach Dave Perkins looked first to another area code. Butbylurtngfonnercolleague and Corona resident Bob Bropae to the Eagles' campus last spti.ng, Perkins also reached into another After the Daily Pilot predicted a Calvary Chapel victory, a motlvatP.d Eslancid football team won, 24-6. "It helped psych us up d lot, H sa1d Estanoa lineman Leo Muro. "I tlunk we all said, 'OK Daily Pilot, we're going to show you.' " Costd Mesa beat Mayfair in football, 28-16.., behind Charles Chatman's two touchdowns and 214 rushing yards. . era. "He's a throwback,• Perkins said of his 59-yea.r-old defensive coordmatort who deserves a ldfge portion of the credit for the Eagles' abrupt turnaround from a 1-9 season last fall to a 2-0 start. With a 57-¥drd 1'1)-pass from John GlordanJ to Jon Ben- z1nger the big highlight, Newport Harbor beat Foothill, 28-7. 10 years ago ... Newport Harbor alumru Shane Poley was brought in to play m No. 12 USC's 42-3 win over No. 25 Ohio State in an inteJSec- tional football gd1Jle after no1ans' quarterback Todd Marl- nov1ch was knocked out of a drive He threw the TI'ojans' first touchdown to tight end Scott Galbraith. Estancia, which Just missed a second straight shutout Friday when Westminster scored with 2:04 left, just may have its most effective defense since 1989. That Eagle unit blanked six foes en route to a 10-0 regular season and the Sea View Leagti.e crown. Corona del Mar Hlgh's boys water polo team, ranked No. 1, edged El Toro, 8-7, behind fJve goals from Brandon Howald. Rob Pike had 10 saves Defending CIF football champion Corona del Mar topped Garden Grove, 21-3, with Brian Lucas rushing for 11 l yards and two touchdowns. Estdncia's footbdll team shut out Los Amigos, 26-0. Quarter- back Dan Ucket ran one in and Jeff Desandro returned an interception for d touchdown. Only four Estancia teams have posted multiple goose eggs in the same season (1969, '70, '79 and '82) and none of those managed more than two. Defending state champion Corona del Mar's boys cross coun· try team easily won the Laguna Hills Invitational. Chris Cannon Cirushed 21 seconds ahead of the second-place finisher. Darren Sutherland dnd John Murphy finished third and fourth for the Sea Kings. Ordnge Coast C'olle~1e beat Southwestern, 2-1, in men's soc- cer behind goals hy Paul Oldham and Andy Strouse. · -by Joseph Boo Perkins was responsible for implementing the flex defense, popularized by the University of Arizona and used with eye- catching success the last four seasons by Woodbridge High Woodbridge went 21-2·3 the last two yea.rs, including an unbeaten 1998 CIF Southern Section DIVis1on VI title run which included a pair of victories over .._ ____ · ( .-uauc NOTICES I I ;ueuc NOntES I I PUeuc H011CE8 J f PUBUC NOTICES 09/21199, que cumplir con las fOf· malldades regales aprl)piadas sl usted QUM!r9 que la cone escuclle su caso Si usted no presenta su respuesta a tiempo, puede perder et caso y le pueden quitar su salariO, su dlnero v otras cosas de su prapiedad sin avlso adl· clone! por pane de la corte Exist.en otros reqoisllos legate.. 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Perkins attended all four Wamor playoff games last fall an<tthe impression stuck. But it is Brockie, whose old-scbool double--knit coaching shorts symbolize a v.enerable football background dating back to his prep playing days at Downey Hlgh in the late 1950s, who has helped make 1t work borry foulkrier The van.anon back.I a.n add.ltiooal down lineman into the nex alignment, which, Broclde said, allows a team to drop eight players into pass coverage. The result has been six interceptions in two games, four shy o! Estancid's 1998 total and three.wnes as many as the Eagles managed in their final six games last fall. -+-•He's a stickler for detail,• Perkins said of lus fonner colleague at Corona and San Bernardino high schools, who began coaching m the Downey Pop Warner program in 1967. •And a really good te<tcher. We lod him about bemg around when they used le4ther hel- mets." earned his players' respect. #We're wbrklllg hard in practice,· said junior outside linebacker An~ Romo, who had one of the Eagles' four 1.0terceptions against Westminst~r. "(The early success) is feed.J.Dg us and pump- Perkins and Gibson said the. defense fits well with quick, underslZl'd. personnel. which, Perkins belJeves, the Eagles' will need to rely upon in the. coming years -<·- ing us up." • Brockie, who com.mutes 4e minutes each way to Estancia, has sold the scheme, which, in its adapted form, amounts to a 3-5-3 alignment. 1Wo outside linebackers, one middle 'backer and two "flex·. positions, which the Eagles term inside linebackers and line up about four feet off each offensive guard, often in a four-point stance, are complemented by three down linemen, two comerbacks and a free sdfety. Brockie was not new to the scheme, having run "a little of the old Arizona flex back m the early 1990s. ~ So, when Perk.ins expressed his interest in the defense, Brockie knew he could make it come alive on the field. Brockie first met Perkins when the latter coached Brockie's son, Keith, a captain on the 1989 ClF DiviSion V championship team at Corona 'High. Brodoe's other son, John, JS also on the Estancia staff. He coaches quarterbacks. -.i·-• "When Dave starte~ talking to me about coming down here, he sru.d be was kind of intrigued by (the flex). We talked about 1t and he thought it would be a good fit for the kids we have here.* lbe elder Brock.le ts committed to continuing at Estancia ·Until the program gelh turned Mound,· even though bis daily freeway ntual does not allow him to amve at prdctice until nearly 4·30 It wash't a particularly tough. sell, considering the Eagles' surrendered an average of nedlly 32 points pet game last fall. But it's clear Brocloe has quickJy Woodbridge Coach Rick Gibson, who along with Wamor defensive coordinator Kirk Harns, shared· off-season notes on the flex with Perkins and ·1 told Dave, "Next year, I want 'to get paid b}' the mil~,' • Brockie said. [ PUBLIC N01M;l8 sentallVe ro adm11l1Ster the estate ol lhe deoedent THE PETITiot-4 requuts the decadent's Will' and oodlells, If any, b9 edmUled to probale The Will and any oodlC11s are available for examination In lhe Ille kept by lh4t court. THE PETITION requests aut/'lertty 10 administer Iha es1a1e un<Ser the lndepend enl Admlnlslratlon ol Es· tares Acl (This Authority w1t1 etlow the personal rap- resentatrve to \aka many ac11ons Without 001a1n1ng coun approval 'Bator• taking certain very lmpor· tant ae11ons, however. Iha parsonal represen1a11v1 wil be required 10 give no- tice to Interested persons unless ltley have waived nota or consented to l"8 proposed aatt00 ) The m· dependent admlnistrallOn aulhonty will b9 granted unless an 1n1are~ed per· son files an ob)Cld!On to the petitoon and shows good cause wny the court shoUld nol g!Jllt the 8Ulnonty A HEARING on the pell· tJon wlll be held on OCTOBER 7, 1999 at I 45 p.m In Dept L73 located at ~ 1 The City Dnve South. Orangs, CA 92868 , If YOU OBJECT to the g~tl~ of the pellllon. you should appear at \he hear· Ing and stale your !b ec· lions or Me wntten c· tlons with the court 1>e ore th• hearing Yoor •P· pearanoe may be In person or by your attorney IF YOU ARE A CREDI· TOR or 0011\1ngenl cred1t0f ot the d8Ceased, yoJ must file yotH claam with the court and mall • copy to !tie personal representative appoinf8d by the court Within lour months from lhe date of Iha fll'll Issuance oC lettars as PfOVlded 1n Pro-bate Code sectoon 9100 The bme tor filing dltms wil not exp1!'9 bef'Ofll lour mootnia !tom the h41enng date notc.d above YOU MAY EXAMINE ltlll file kept by the court II you are a pel$00 1ntern11d In lhe estate, ~ may file With the court a Aaquesl for 5P9ctal Notlee (loon DE· 15') oC ltle llling oC an IOVentory end appraisal Of estate asselS or of any petlllon or ec:count 11 provK!ed In Probale Code aectJon 1250 A Requesl for St>ecial Notice roon 1s ava"abla from the court Clel'lc •• Altqmey for the Petltloner1 81ndllnt Yocea Cartaon a Aeuth, Jof'ln J. s~ "' .. Eeq. S8N • MO ~ Center or., Ste, 1 COO, Norport · 9Mch, CA 829'0 Publl$hed Newpol1 Ot Ch· CON Me5a Dally Pllol =emt>er 14, 20, 21, TM6&1 UC SALE If YOU NEED FOR UTILmES. ACCESS AN EXPLANATION OF INGRESS. EGRESS THE NATURE OF THE ENCROACHMENT, SUP PROCEEDING AGAINST POAT AND FOR OTHER YOU YOU St-t,OULO PURPOSES. ALL AS CONTACT A LA'Mr'fR. SHOWN AND DEFINED NO:flCE IS H~REBY IN THOSE CERTAIN DEC GIVENthalonlhe19fhday LARATION OF COVE· of Oclober, 1999, at '9 00 .NAN TS. CONDITIONS a m. and at '333 Mann• Av· AND RESTRICTIONS RE· enue, Balboa lslbnd. Or· COAOED IN BOOK 11484 ange County, Cahlom18, PAGE 396, OFFICIAt. RE Robert B Houssels, wtlolle C 0 RDS AN D ANY streel address Is 333 AMENDMENTS Marine Avenue. Balboa Is· TI1ERETO. The street ad· land. Cehtomla 92662, and dress 6r other oommoo wl\oSe telephona number· designaloo of the aboVe· 11 949-673-1870, wi• sell 11 descnbed property Is 1008 public auetlOf\ to !he high· East Bayside Cove. New· est bidder for cash, In law· port Beacn. CA 92660 ful money of the United D1rect100S 10 the aboYe Stain, aft payable at lhe descnbed property may be \tme of the sale. all that cer· obtained pursuant to a wm- tain real property situated ten request submitlec:I to 1n Newpo11 Beach, Ootnge benefleiary, RIChard A C<>Ynly, C8lllorn1a. de· Higbie, Esq wtloM ad· ac:nbad as follows dress 11 333 Manne Ave· s.. Atlached Exhtblt A nue, Balboa Island. CA DESCRIPTION PARCEL 92662-0328 The sale wil 1 UNIT 502 IN THE CITY be made wrthOut covef\8nl OF NEWPORT BEACH, or warranty regarding lltle, COUNTY OF ORANGE, PoS.$415Slon, or encum· STATE OF CALIFORNIA. brWIC»S, to satl6fy Iha ob- AS SHOWN ON THAT (lgallOl'IS secured by and CERTAIN CON pursuanltOlhepoMrol OOMINIUM PLAN RE· S8la conferred In thal c:er· CORDED AUGUST 12, ta1n deed of trusl daled 1975 IN Boo+< 11.a t. May 17. 1990, executed PAGE 1383 OF OFFICIAL Gerald R Grant as lrus , RECORDS, AND AS DE· lo Arst American Title In· FINED IN THOSE CEA· suraflce Company, I( Call· TA.IN DECLARATION OF tornla corporation, aa COVENANTS, CONDI· IJuslee tor Doug Sever· TIONS AND RESTRIC· ance, beneficiary, recorded TIONS RECORDED IN May 17, 1990 u Docu· BOOK 1148", PAGE 306 ment No 90·270751 Ot· OF OFFICIAL RECORDS flctlll Aeootds o1 Orange PARCEL 2 AN UN· CounlY. Calrfomla Nollot DIVIDED 1158TH (1/58TH) of Default and Election 10 INTEREST AS TENANT IN Sell ltwl above-descnbed COMMON IN THE FEE IN 19aJ pn>Pf.lrty under lhls TEREST IN ANO TO THE deed of trust was ~ C0'4MON AREA OF SAID June 15. 1999 as Docu· LOT AND ~ACT AS mel\I No 1999~9 SUCH TERM IS DEFINED OfflClal Recx>rtil of Orange IN THE ARTICLE ENTI· Co\xity, Cellfomla Tl.ED ''DEFINITIONS" OF On 9/21199, wtllCh 11 .Iha THE DECl.AAATION Of dale o4 the lntual puDlica· COVENANTS .., CONDI· bon o1 this notiel, the fol· TIONS AND nESTRIC· lowing amoun1S represenl TIONS AE~OEO AU· 1M total amount o1 Iha un- GUST 14. 1975 IN BOOK paid balaool o1 the obllge- 11.-M PA.GE ~ OF· uon secured by the aboYe-FICIAL RECOR OF described property and SAID COUNT (THE reasonably estimated DECLARATION! costs, expense•, and EXCEPTING 't HE A E 8d\o'an<»s, re"*111tely: FROM ALL OIL, OU. Unpet<I balance of RIGHTS, MINERALS otlllga!IOl1 $181.00000 RIGHTS, NATURAL GAS Costs S525 00 RIGHTS, AND OTHER Expenses $2.~9 00 HYDROCARBONS BY Advances $0 00 WHA. TSOEVER NAME Total Amount $18', 17• 00 KNOWN THAT MAY BE The beneflclel lntef91t WITHIN OR UNDER THE undef thll d8eO of trust ana PARCEL OF LAND l-IERE· the obllgauona M<:ut9d INABOVE DESCRIBED.J thereby were aasigned IO TOGETHER WITH TH1:. RICllard A. Higbie by an U· PERPETUAL RIGHT OF stonmenl dal.0 May 7, DRILLING, MINING..l EX· 10'99 raoorded as lnttr\I• PLOAINQ AND OPt:RAT· ment No 19i9-033S$54, ING THEREFOR AND OfflOal Recx>rds of Orenge STORING IN AND RE· Counly, CaUlomll The un• MOVING THE SAME derslgned waa appolnled FROM SAID LANO, OR and wt>sUtuted as INllH ANY OTHER LAND. IN• under Iha deed of t!Ull by CLUDING THE RIGHT TO a aub&t MIOI\ dated Sep. WHIPSTOCK OR OIREC· 1.91T1bef 18, 1199 l1"lOfdect TIONALLV DRILL .AND •• Document No MINE FROM LANDS 1"90869687, Offidal Re. OTHER THAN niOSE COtOt of~ Ccuity, HEREINA.90VE DE· Ce111om1a O.*' Stpeetn• SCAIBED Oil OA GAS bet 17 1999 Flctttk>ue 8u1IMH WE'lLS~ TUNNELS ANO /SI ~ B HoulMll, Heme Statement .9 H A r T S I N T 0 trUS* The 1o11ow1ng persona JHROUGH OR ACROS PUlJlilNd Newpon ~ al'9 ~ bus1MA ea TH SOOSURFACE Of Cost11 Mes.a Delly ~ C MAClAZINE, 3'10 Via THI! LANO HEREIN• Septemt!tr21,t;$ ~I ~ ~Beedl. ABOVE DES.CRIBEO AND 6-. 1990 TGIO _,.,,.. ~ TO 90TTOM SUCH NOTICE Of' ~· P. Fa~.00 ~·pgi~yoo PUBLIC AUCTION g:'~f~ ~ ORllLED ~TON-Nolle» ~NbV ......... ,.--...-........ NEl8 AND 8 UH· ~ UC~ ..-...v-. .....,,...,..,,, """""' DEA AND BENEATH OR -'""'~ FMllMI, CofOria o.t ,,_,, BEYOND Tl4E EXTERIOA on 100Ult AT H:OO ~~2! i. ccn-LIMITS lHEAEOf\,..;.ANO am AT. Al.L.6PAOE ~by: crn>1111ne11 TO AEDRll.l.. At:tUM· 15&' HAMllTON AV ~ ~ 1taneQ dOftig NEL, EOUl_!, MAINTAIN, HUNTINGTON 801. CA .,..,.,.... ~ No AEPAIA. utEPEN ANO 1284& ltie ~ Pft!P- MlcNlill p Ffl/'811 OP£AATE MY UCH ·~ ol IN~ 'Thie 1ta9rMr11 waa llld W£U.8 OR MINES, Willi· NAME. UMT •. """ b .n...-. Qert< o1 OUT HOWEVER "fHE INVENTORY ""--~"fin 14,,.tt RIGHT TO OAllL. MINE. 'T£AS MtCHAa. ~ .....,,.._ -· 1.:....100 STOAE EXl'\.OA£ ANO TOOLS, MOUSEHOLO °"" "°' -7, 1' OPEAATE1.!."AOUGH fTNS It, JI.,. TMO THE IURF-Oft lHE ST~S~ ~R 900 f££T OF lME -..lll~ -..-.. • AP t ,,,_... 8UMUN'AOE OF THE DE NOT1CI OF SALE OF LAND ttEAEINABOVE KJ' AUCTION eEfMCE. PAOPU'1~~NOEA OHCAINO~S .. ,. P 80X ec.. PA'"°"' =-'3 .. OIMULT ~"t'°~l'fQi~ K l-,:CKIOHAUc~ UNOIA A D Of lfMNI /llfV ..r. IOMn-1''1 TMllT DA ...... !!. ~ IMY II ' 1111 ilOND ~1·11 ll!;,!! :IUT~ I .. 9C>OK ,,,.. flAOI ~ 7:.'111~~ WMr" ITU~= I,-~ ,_ IMV • D.D T ~Mo 11JCU,U14 1 ,_ Flc1ltlou1 Bualnesa . Heme Sta~nt The following persons are doing buslOMI II GEMMY'S BRIDAL AND GIRLS, 968 S Uclld, Anatitlm. ee~romia 92802 SlbHtian E1qu1vtl, 1987 Chane St. A Cosla Mesa, cautomla 92627 Martha Esquivel, 1987 Chan. St. A. Costa Mesa, Calrtomta 92627 This ~ness 11 con· ducted by OOlband Ind wile • Have you 11artec1 doing bu11neu yer? No Sebut1an EsqUlvel This statement waa filed with ltwl County Clerk of Orange County on 8·23·1» ,1"9UQ31S1 Daily PllOI SllOL 1•. 21.' 28.0ct 5. 1~ Rl87 FlctltJo.u• Butlnea• Name smtement The lolov.flO persone ate doing busineu IS'! HERSHEY ON·LINE SERVICES 1500 Adams Avenu9' Sul!e 301, Costa M981 CalllOmla 92928 Hef'll'ley Online Sef'V· Ices, (CA). 1500 Adams Avenue. Sutte 301, Cos'8 Men, Cahlomlll 92629 This buS1netS i. COO· ducted b : • coipor81l011 Have alerted doinQ bus!OHS'yet? Yes. 9I09l9§ Hershey On·Llna Serv· Ices, Aoben Her•hay, PF9sldent This 1tat_~men1 waa hied w1tn the C()!,ln1y c1er11 of Orange Coun~'=. Daily Pilol Sept 14 21 , 28. Oct 5. 1990 F683 Flctltloua 8ualneu • Nem• Statament The toflcww'rlg pe~ .,. dOlng buslflell as Ink U1e, 28 casiaways North, Newport Beach, Cetdomia 92660 Janel Mary ~Donald 28 Castaways NoM. New- port BHch, Calltomi• G2GeO Oerll9I Plltldl: MecOonald, 28 CulaY> tya North, Newport Bead\, Celit0mi9 92660. Th.I butlneu la con- ducted by. llUaO&nd and w119 Have you t\lrtad d<'*'.g bullnell v-t? No Jenet MaeOonald Thia 6'atemeflt was Uad With tne County Cle~ of Ofenge CW'ltY on • 8·i9 1UHICMa7 0.ily Piloc S.01 1• 21, 28.0ct 5, 1990 Fe&4 Rcttt1ou1 Buelneu Harn. Sta ... , .... t The I~ P9ftOOI .... dcilng tiu1rn.sa .. D.i Rev" Prcperue.. 2723 VISUI Umbrosa. Hewpoft 8Nctl, CA 02800 A~ lOll SMnna 2723 Vll1a ~.:...Ne•· p0e1 BMdl, CA~ ClullnMi •• con- ducl.s by W\ ~~ ..::i{',S1ni1 A!Mlnl Thll~ fi Wl'.tl ltwl Colr\ty O.rtl 0( Orange County on 9· 16·99 1teMI055U Datly Piiot Sept 21. 28 Od 5, 12. 1999 T691 t,. OllTUARB l 1.UUS~ Madellne L1¥116dot\, 94 ot Corona dll Mar passed IW'IY Sej)llllW 17, t 999 A natr.11 0( Ellglancl Shi ser.1ed • a vaut• aid lot f'te Corona del Mat lbrary tor tvltl1ly five ye1n Shi Is $UIVIVtCS by la nepl1IW Thomas L"'1'ISdon and g•tn<l·ntphews. John lumsdon and Steven Li.medOrl In ""' al tlowenl, mJbr 1t01-. rr.y be tnldt 10 VOii ~·c:fWllY I"-'. • . . . MCIFICVIOW MEMORIAL PARK c.tn.tery • Mortu8ly Chap4tl • Oemltcwy 3500 P«;ltlc: ~ Dffve N9""P0'1 a..ch ...... 2700 "Affordable Alte.rnative" Discount Olsket, Cremation& BurJal Service Why hould you ubjcct yourself&: your family to ,.. paying Inflated prkes for ca5kcta a servt ???? Call Toi t=. l ..... s«:MICET sn.so..11:s, 1111&1C1w11ila at' .. .. .. • • • .. .. ill • - 8 .J II .... DoifY Pilot Po Dey Rate and <leuillm1·;, art'. ,uhJt'< t to d11111g1· .. it bout notire. Tne publbher re,erve. the right w ren-or. redosl>if~·. rtvi e or ttjt<·t any rlas ified advt•ni11ot'IJll'11t Plr11~r re11<>rt m1r error that mny hn in ''our do ified u1f 11nmtdiotrly. THc Duilv T ilot ar1·cpts oo liabili~· for any rrror in en udverti!'lrmt•ut for whirh it may b.. -"' .. ,. Byf'ax ByPhone (949) 642-5678 By MaMn Penom re ponsilile c·xrrpt for tht• rn~t of tht> t.pnrf· ommlly occupied by the error ~red1t con only be nJlowt'd for thl' first in!>ertion. (949) 631-6594 330 We!!I Ba) Strut Costa Mesa, CA 92627 At "'l"'" Bl~tl lo U.y S1 _..;......_ ________ Deadlines SERVICE DIRECTOllY (Pk-lllCiud.-)uUt n.tlllf and p~•« nurnbtt ai;d •e'U ea1l )OU li«l •llb a ~nc" q~t ) ..... • Tdtphone-8130am-5:00pro ~i.~..i.,-rr1.tn Walk-In 8 3'0am-5:00pm \lunda\ -f'nd&) . Monday ............ Friday S:OOpm Thursday .. Wednesday S:OOpm -for All Yoor Home ·and Business Needs - •MS.N71 - I PUmC ..... I I w NOTm 11 PUBLIC NOTIC8I I I 1 MO!ir-111 ~j FlctJUou. eualneH YOU MAY EXAMINE the DE·154) ol the f111ng ol an ~1'1 ·=====-===-==========w" Name Statement file kept by Ille court. II you inVentory and appraisal o1 OCEAN • BAY VIEW VIUA The folloWtng pel'ION ere • pel50'1 Interested In estate assets Of ol any IRVINE TERRACE·SIHOLE Newport Mar na are doing business u . the estate, you may Ille petition or account as LEVEL COUEN BRENNAN Signature SeMCI, 350 E. Wllh the court a Request tor provided in Probate Code AGENT. 714~12-<IMS Apartments 17th St.. Suite 210, eoste Special Notice (form DE· section 1250 A Request Mesa CA 92627 1S..) of the Ming ot an in· for Special Notice IOlm Is I 4 I · Fi '--J ,.. Global 1nstlne1s. Inc., • venloty and appraisal of available from the ,coon 10 Hal31t Bayfront ~'Omfflunlty with vatc u.: .. c.1.,. (CA). 350 E I 7th St., Suite estate assets .or of any ctert< marln.a.Tropica.l landscaplng·l Lan11 pool & 21 o, cos ta Meaa. CA petition or account as Attorney for the sun deck. Walk to 8albOa and shop$ 92627 provided rn Probate Code Petitioner: Minutes from Fashion Island. This business Is 000• sectloll 1250. A Request MICHAEL R. LAWLER, E'ASTSIDE TOWNHOME • Spacious 28R and 28R & den apts dueled by a corparallon for Special Notice form rs JR., ESQ., SBN 97118 3BR 2.SBA BACK BAY AREA . balco ' Have you started doing avallable from the coun ATTORNEY AT LAW. LMng room w/llreplace tamty • Prtvatt pauos or rues business yet? Yes, 912819? cler1< 901 DOVER DR., SUITE room opens 10 big pnvate back • Wood burnlng/gas fireplaces Global lnslincts. Inc, Attomey for the 101, NEWPORT BEACH, yard, pool, spa, tlnnft, • Prlvlte ""rages Seana Bnel, CEO Petitioner: CA 92660 LOW!:ST PAICEO $239 900 o-• This statement was llled Harold S. Nel1on, Published Newport Beach· CALL DONALD PFAFF' · • BoaUUJ>$ avaihblt w•ttl tile COOnty Clert< o1 E1q. \CSB# n565), Costa Mesa Daily P1fol Coldwell Bal\klf. 8(733~4 • $205() • $3600 Sorry No Pets Orange COunty on 9.3.99 8001 rvlne Center Drive, September 15. 21, 22. 3Br 291 4c .. ., Remoalild Please call 9•9 760.()919 19"6804422 Ste. 1500, lrvlne. CA 1999 1...-.. " Daily Pilot Seo• 14', 21, ~2618 WT572 big ...... , room. new kitchen. Tuesday ......... Monday S:OOpm Friday .......... Thursday S:OOpm Wednesday .... Tuesday S:OOpm aturday ........... Friday S:OOpm 11 FUN OUTDOOR JOBI ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS Costa Mesa Now Hiring Yea~Round Part-Time Parking Direct.on EXCITING EVENTS EVERY WEEK GREAT ENVIRONMEN'o" FLEXIBLE HOURS REQUIREMENTS: POSITIVE ATTITUDE GOOD PUBtlC RELATION SKILLS TEAM ORIENTED RESPONSIBLE Call (714) 708·1699 to set~p an Interview I 4HICBt:ft-:a I BRUNSWICK 4)(1 POOl TABLE 11000.080 71 ... 984-5215 GATEWAY COMPUTERS .... lactory·dlrect $0 down Low mon1trt pay· ment Peotium Ill 600 avtll- ablo Somo credit problems OKI Cell by Sept 241, waive first peymtnt OMC Hl00-477-9016 Code A3" (CAL'SCAN) 1448 ~1 IC2, MOUNTAIN BIKt. ull Su1p, XT comps. Bontllfll' wlleela. lhe xlnt COftd. llffth •xtt• S750. 714-429-075$ 28. Oct 5, 1999 F682 Published Newport Beach· new bath, "P ~. esc 81so --""'" M"' ""''' • .,. (7) l::: =:"',;':;~... I es LOTSll:ANO I NOTICE OF PETITION ~g~ember 21 27 28' ESIDE BNuiiM CUSlom FOR SAL! TO ADMINISTER TM688 cllladled. 2·'1~. but1t In '92. --------'· ESTATE OF: 38r 2588, $334.000 Earl & ARIZOHA LANO UOUIDA· 1 1·~11- GOING OUT OF BUSINESS ellei 30 yrs Cletlance sale flll end of Sept ~ertv & Pertner AnllQUM 1800 W Coast Hwy Newpoll 8ch 9"9-548-7187 i BUY ALL PIANOSI Anl!QUIS-Ouallly tumiture Ml piece or *'lOll hoosefull! Cash plld 800-64'9-41922 1454 PUtHM!l ........ Of.~ Wrougtll Iron poslar bed ' Ill/Unused box ~r$350 714-eoll-4342 DAVID T. FRIEST SSC 8739 Judy Teylof. Atp IMH42-4722 TION 40 acft ranches from aka DAVID FRIEST NOTICE OF PETITION EQUAL HOUSING Upgr.at<f2£ 1 i/481 TWM $419511Ctt' PnslJIB former us aka DAVID THOMAS TO ADMINISTER OPPORTUNITY Fronctrear y11d, pool palio, Govt lands IVllllable fOl 1st FRIEST ESTATE OF: Anr11lesbl11n1rtlsl11l1 lltll ~gar, nut ll9W eopls, W!lltnsetlW:NWAZ Nowyou CASE NO. A 198884 RICHARD A. TRYON ''"''"" 1111•ltc1 It lltt Fff· ~-~~5413-~ can own a pnme 40 1C1111anch, To all helr5, t>enett CASE NO. A198839 tral Fall tltnfftt Ad et 11A" ~near Ccl«ado RiYer cianes creditors, cont· To 111 t1e1rs. beneh· '"''"'' •ltlcll ma•n H lllttal 1-J:ii I men vie:s'~ ~" ==: 1ngent creditors. aod per· <:lanes, credllors, cont· It lllurtlse "11f ,1111111ce. -"""~" sons wno may 01Aerw1se 1ngen1 creditOfS. and per· lfmlt•tlH ., .imh•IHtlH Surveyed, staked, ful waler/ be 1nterested in lhe W111 or soot wt1o may otherwise •11•• 11 11ce, ultr, 1tlltlH. ~~~~· Z ~.~ estate. or both of be interested in the will or DAVID T F~IEST aka eslale, or both, of .... bNk.,, llmlllal llHll ti BEACH COTTAGE terms all today s~ DAVID FRIEST aka RICHARD A. TRYON Hlltlll trftli. 11 H ltllt1llt1 BEAUTIFUL 2 ST°"Y Tr1lls HIOO· 71 1 ·2340 DAVID THOMAS FRIEST A PETITION FOR PAO-11 malt HJ m• '"ltttKt, , $519,000. ._(C=A::L';;S=CA=N;;;);:;;=====t A PETITION FOR PRO BA TE has been hied by t1m11a11 .. ., Cllsetlml11t1 .. • AGENT 94•723~120 I'' I BATE has been hied by JEFFRY JOHNSON U lt uwa,,,., wfll 111 Ne~ tilliifut UniQue Mini" 90, /IC0Nl ... ET$ALEAIL VIRGINIA COOPER In the In Iha Superior Court ot kntwl111r empt 111 1n1rt11t· E.stale. sing14 SIOl'Y. 5Bi 38a, DUSf Supenor Court 01 Calllor Calltomla, County ol mut ler rtal tat1tt wlllcll 11 i• 3 Fp's, app10• 2300 sl on ma, County ol ORANGE. ORANGE •lol1tlt1 ti lh law Otr 111d111 overs!~ IOI 952211, belut1ful THE PETITION FOR THE PETITION FOR 111 ••re•y taftr!"t• tbl all ~d, very pnvele & HQluded PROBATE re~ests that PROBATE ~es1s that • Ill 9,000 -71'·813 •7Nr. JE"'FRY JOHN ON ••• •ts ••rtrllae• 11 t•l1 .,,...... '" .... '"' VIRGINIA COO ER beep .-WESTCUFF~ be ap""'nt-" as per"Anal 11w111,11 •rt tntta•I• ti u po.nted as personal repre ,,..., ""' "" 2BR·28A CONDO senlatrve to administer the representatrve to adm1n1s· ·~11l t11,.11HUf nm Tt ctnt• $175,000 PRINC ONLY estate of the clecedenl tar the eswe of the <lace-,11~ ti •lnflmlllalltt, ctM HUD MGA IM9-300-3304 THE PETITION requests clenl Ttlf.1111 •I \.IOl-42C.tHO ft1 the dececlent'& Will and THE PETITION requests 1•1 WuMttltt. OC 1111 Jlt11t codicils, 11 any. be admttld authority to adm1n1ster the Cllt HUii •I '21-3511 to probate. The Wlll and estate under the lndepend· any ocxhcds are available ent Adm1mstralion ol Es· tor examination 1n the fife tates Act (This Authonty kept by the court wdl allow the personal rep· THE PETITION requesls r ... ntatrve to take many t;;==~~~~!~:::. ~~s e;;~~I ob:~~~~ ent Administration or Es· raking cena111 very impot• lates Acl (This Autllonty llnl 8C1i<>ns, hoWeVer, the win ariow the personal rep-personal representative resentalrve to talle many Wiii be required to grve no- aC1100S w11hoo1 obtaining 11ce 10 interested persons coon approval Before unless they have warved 1alung certain very 1mpor· notlOQ or consented to the tal'lt ae11ons. however. the proposed action ) The 1n· personal reprenntat1ve dependen1 administration will be required to gflle no· authority will be granted llce 10 interested persons unless an ln18resled per· unless lhey have waived son Illes an ot>Ject1on to Iha • notice or consented lo the pet1Uon and shows good proposed achon ! The In· cause why the court should dependenl adm n1stra11on not grant the autho!lty authonty will be granted A HEARING on the pell· unless · an interested per lion wlll be held on son Illes an oblee1t0n to the OCTOBER 14', 1999 al petition and shows good 1 4'5 p.m. In Dept. L73 lo- cause why the court should caled et 341 The Clty Drrve not granl the authority South, Orange, CA 92868. A HEARING on lhe pell· IF YOU OBJECT to the lion will be held on grenhng of lhe petiuon, you OCTOBER 14, 19IHI at Should appear at the heir· 1.45 p.m tn Dept L73 lo-Ing and state your :c· cated 11 341 The Oty Drrve ttOnS or hie wnnen • Soulh, Orange, CA 92868 hons with the court be ore IF YOU OBJECT lo the the heartng Your ap· granting of the petition. you pearance may be In person • sMuld appear at the hear· or by your attorney knO and state your objec· IF YOU ARE A CREDI· bOns or Me wnnen obtec· TOR or contmgent cred1lOI' ~ with the coort before ol the deoeaMd you must the hearing. Your ap· file your daim Wllh lhe peerance may be in perlOll oourt and med• copy to the or by your attorney personal representative IF YOU ARE A CREDI· appointed by Iha court TOA or conllngent creditor within lour months lrom the of the deceased, you muse date of the hral Issuance of hie your claim w.lh the le1ter1 as provided 1n Pro· coun and mall a oopy 10 the bate Code se<:llon 9100 personal representative The t11ne tor t1kng ClaJms appotnted by the court will not expire before lour Within tour months from the months from the heanng date of the 11rst 1nuance of date notieed above letters as provided In Pro· YOU MAY EXAMINE Iha bete Code section 9100. file kept by the court II you The ume for hOng Claims are a person 1ntores1ad In will not expire before four lhe estate, you may ltle montha from the hearing with lho COl.lrt •Request for S ctal Notice (form l 1 ~I SOLD!! Showc11e Homes for Sele In our Saturday RHI Estate Supplement! 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J08 EXJ>£WTt ~AN ELECTRIC ~rasponM SeMctlRemodelt David Vantll"t contfec1« 20 yean tllPtll4lnct A Concrtll & a U275810 94M50-7°"2 Brict'Block'Slone-W CiCENSEb CONTRACTOR Lt7'7441 71 No jOb loo small M Mlvlota SHANNON$& COHSTR Rtplir. Remodel, Fn New Concr1tt1M11onrytoram1gt. StMcta, Spa 849-e45-3656 sytltma. Hal5ide rl!>ll/$. r.--------.. 11•5'0-Tf'J9 ~~ ,, -. ' ' . . ., ., '"........ -' -·· -...1~1 .. ~ ·' &. :.-~ ... . . . --- , • .. I • f' 1'" ·' •• ,,. -~ '·----·-""" . ·, ' -. . .;, ... • t ~ ' • f ....... ·-'T, f ! t. I ... , .. llr CHMUS GOMN wtth <>MM SHARtf and TANNAH HIRSCH THAT ELVSIVE OVERTRICK Bodi vulnerable. South ckals. NORTH •KQJ o QJ8 o AJ8 • K 104 l w~ EAST • 10J8764 l::J 1095 0 '7 4 • A51 e:>K7641 <> JO •9853 • 76 SOUTH •J C:> A 3 o KQJ6532 •AQJ ' • The biddina:. sourn WEST 10 ... 4• .... 60 Pus NORTH EA.sf 2NT r .. 40 ,... Pua p .. Opening lead: Nine of• could be clauned, South had no way 10 detemune that 12 lrick.s were the~ for the taki111, and so cOOlc the safer suit slam. Since leadin& from an honor was too risky, Wt$t chose IO attack with a club. There were 12 fasc cricltt avail- able -seven diamonds, four clubs and the .:e of hearts. HoVwever, no duplicate maven would be satisfied by jusc !akin& 12 ·tricks when there was play for an ovcnrick . The simple way to J 3 tricks was via the heart finesse after d1SCardina the jack of spades on dummy's Iona club. But dccl1ter deoided it could do no harm to postpooe the finesse as long as ~sible. Instead, South won I.he club m hand and ran all seven dia· mon<ttricks, discarding three spades and a heart from the table, followed by three more club tricks endina 1n dummy, declarer coming down to A 3 or hearts in hand and Q J in dummy. The question was whether to try the heart finesse or setUe for 12 tricks. At duplica1e pairs, declarer will go 10 great lengths 10 secure an over- trick, even to the extent of endanger- ing the contract. The defenders will stnve equally hard for an undertri&. This deal is from a National Open Pairs Championship. Although it was highly unlikely that West had come ~own to a bare kin$ ~f beans, decl~r did not rake into account West's defensive skills. On the run of the diamonds the defender casually discarded four hearts, a club and a spade and, when the last club was cashed. West tossed the ace of spades! Convinced that West's last two cards were hearts, declarer thought the finesse could be taken safely. When ic lost to the now bare king, West had a spade to cash for down one! Nonh's Jwnp to two no trump showed 13-15 points and a balanced hand. and South's four clubs was the Oetber Convention, ask.in& for aces. When t.hal located just one ace in partner's band, South seuled in the small slam. 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