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Home My WebLink About1998-12-29 - Orange Coast PilotS~RVING THE NEWPORT -.MESA CON\tv\UNITIES SINCE 1907 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1998 Arson stispect held • Blaze m man's Newport duplex was the 5econd in less than a year; he received insurance payment for fust fire. Ooi~ Piiot NEWPORT BEA<;l l -A tor- mer Newport BcctC'h mdn su.<;prct- ed of starting at h•tist one fire m the duplex where ht' hv('S rC'ccnt- ly surrendPred to police. dltcr an arrest warrant wus issued for him. Police beliPv1• G ary Grdul, 51, of Anahcun l hU-. 1s re~pons1hlc for an April 17 luc Utdt pdrl.tnlly dam- aged d unit in the :ihOO block of Lake Avenue. Authonlles ~usp<>ct Grdul ho1x•d to c ollecl comJ><'nsa- bon from dJ1 1nstucmn• policy he submitted shortly h1~fore the hr" "We thmk U1at h.is moUVE' was the money." Nc•wport l3et1ch Det~cbve Rob Morton smd. "From the eVJdencc we ht1Vl' n~1ht now, ti appears arson wds involved in the> April flre." Grt1u1. tttt'nmptlnu•d hy hfs dtlOmey. turn<•d h1msC'll 1n lo aulhorit1c<; Dc•c, 18. 11<' Wi\S booked in NPwpmt BPttrh Jell! on susp1<:1on of onP C'ount of c11son and two cow1b; <•.i<·h ol forge'!)' and hling t<1Jse < wchl dp}>hC'dtmns. Grdu.l Wds 1elP<1sed on $.50,000 bail anrt will Ix• emc1i9rw<l Jdn 25 in I ldrbor Ju~tKc Ccnlc•r. · The d1stnct ullomPy's othcc will consider filmy add1tiondl < hary1h; dgat.n!>l Graul f(lc o Oi>n•mucr 1997 hre at the samP resi<IPtK<>, authorities scud. FirchghtNs 'qwckly •x:ungu1Shed thnt ·bla?.e, whiC'h authonll(• hchcvt-was caw.e<l by fireplace embers tgtut- mg a stack of p<1p rs s11tm9 rn~ar· by. Graul was paid morl' U1an $50,000 from h1:. u1surnnl • com- pany, authon(J('s Scud .. The fire m Apnl dJ)Jll'ctrt'<l more suspicious, sd1cl lnv~tiqt1tor Mike MctC'CY ol lhr Nl'wport BC'ach rirc and Manne DPpartmcnt. Inside th~ blackened duplex urut, inv<"!s· tigators found c1 broken h•l<>vts1on and torn ftlffiibm!, some of whirh had been crammed into a fir<'pldce. • Man•y said the Apnl clftcm1c1th lookL'Cl lik<> someone had vandc1l- ued the apartment pnor to the fire. He added there> wPre some similanties in both hla7''!S, but Ulere wasn't <tny conclusive evi- dence m thP Dl.>('embcr lire. •Tup trail1•r-typc of d1•al lcdd- ing from the hreplac , wac;n't a:; obVJous m the hrst hre, • ht~ said. No one was in1ured m eithc>r inodenl. Authonties said Gmul may have tried to colJcct on a second insurdnce policy c:,limatcd at more than $200,000. I Its dcum was derucd hy hll> u1surCUlce com- pany -State Ptlnn lnsufdncc - after the 111vesliUtlhon c oncludcd it was arson. Graul rPportPclly dlso hdcl a fallmg out Wllh his l.mdlord over a new lease agrecnwnt. Detective Morton scud Graul wtts in the proces!> of being cv1C'ted when the second fire occurred. TOP· Summer Patton of Co!da Mesa, left, and OanieUa Legan of J\iission Viejo make snow angels at the Hoag Hospital's child·< are center Monda}' morning during "Snow Days." About 40 preschool children played in 10 tons of fre~h ~now that was delivered to the t·enter. RIGHT: Tra\'i Sbollin, 2, thrO\\., a snowball at his dad, Robert, during the festivities. ABOVE LEFT Jenn.i Voigt, 5, of Huntington Beach, eats snow during "Snow Day . " Teachers . learning new lessons •Non-English-speaking parents sitting in on classroom tests so they can help with students' homework. Hl llN M N:lt'llt lklty fiol NEWPORT-MESA -D •spere tc hmes demand <lcspcrat • mcasur •s, and al Pomond Elementary School, the recrl - 1ty of Propo:,1t1on 227 -the law IMn· ning bilingual Pduct1t10n -1s prompt· ing some cwative effort... hy putt•nts t1nd school offidttls to hndgf' the lun· gtlrlge barrier, quickly. In Kdy Rekers' hrst·gmdc cl.tsi., some pclr£'nts are c>ven coming to clclss once a week lo lilkC spelling h•sts alonH with their C'hildren, so they c.in help with the English-only homework. Is it working? How well do you think Proposition 227 -the • English education immer- sion law -is working? Call our Readers Hotline at (949) 642·6086 or send an e·mail to da1lypilot@earthlink.net . Spell your name and include your hometown and a phone number for verification purposes only. ''Ont> hundred percent of my stu- dents arc limited-English spt'ltkt!r • ~ Rc>kers said. H It's n•ally hdrd on the stu- dents wh<>n neither of their pctr~·nts spNtks English, tmd they'1t> not dhlt• to help with the homework • Smn• thl' homework must be m Eng· lish tu c omplv \\o;lh the controve1"'i1al u11tia t1vc overwhelmingly approved by Ct hfom1a votnrs m November, Rek~Ji:. 'etlcl ht" s mis cassette recordmq ... ot hook home a lonq with the rcdders. Engllsh unmcrsinn has meant a lot mor • work for everyone mvolved, but RPkl'1 sa1c1 many parents are nsmg ta U1c dialleng1• "I haw• .thr e parent<> who come m evc11 f'T1d<1y to takP the spelling tesl<; wllh their kids," -.he said. "They're not l'mhurrd') ed. and U1cy're determined to do tlw hest tht•y C'an tor their kids.• In onw das<,cs at Pomona, which hc1s tho luuhest hm1tc·<l·English student popul.tt111n 111 the dtslrict, parents regu- 1111 ly v1s1t theu t h1kiil'n's English and lclll!.Jlld!.JC ttrh ddsscs. •At ilny hm •, you C'oulc1 walk into a kmdc•r9c1rtf'n, and you'll hnd 10 pcirent~ SEE LESSON PAGE 4 .Bridge. approved to • 2 malls Plannin9 commissione rs give initial OK for spcm to give pedestrians a shortcut hctWPPll South Coast Plaza and Crystal Court. · 1 1 rCH IOJii Pi'i CO~"TA MESA -ThP. Plclnruna Comnus 10n gdve 1L'i approvt1l Munday mghl 1or a multi-million dollar hndge ov r Bear StJec>t, bnkmg South Coa-.t Pld.Za to Crv~tdl Court . Tiu• hnrlg1• l'> mt nded to trcn9tht"ll the· connec- twn between thi> tv•o shopping area but i:. me<Int to he mow than just func uonal Paul Pre~man. a repre- scntHll\ e for CJ !:><'ger.,trom E. on de'icnbed the 11ropose(l hncl9c <is an ·a·rch1tectura1 wonder• and "4'CUlpt\H.tJ stall'lflCOl " "Peoph• will d11vt> d hunda•d mtJe, to e•! this bnclge," aid Da,,d Wils<•n, ulso of U11:· SegNstrom company. ownt>t of tlH' two hopping nH:lll". The propo ... al 1s expect~<!-to he forwarded to the City Cnunnl Jor ri>\ 1PW <1l lt!; Jan. 18 mt:'~ting . Frt>e· nldn send the qoal is to havP lhe hndqt> complelt'cl m time lor nPxt yeetr's holi<i11~ e11son The spctn, des1qned b) Kc1lhl) n Gus lnf~o-1 .. l' SEE LINK PAGE 4 Second-story man targets • • • areaagam •Ladder-climbing hurglar ransacks oceanfront homP alter appcuently takinq ct brcclk tor sevc-rctl months. GRI ( l{t<olJ:'I; --------lbli Pilol Nc\VPORT BEACH -Hes back . A hurutar "'ho hkes to l'.'nter econd-sto11 horn b} dunhmg up a ladder struck agam Chrbuna Eve when h~ ransackNI an oc<'anfront hou c m Corona dC'l 1ar Polic sus1><'Ct 1t i Ult Sdille rulprtt "ho i rnspons1hl~ for 31 prP\'lOU burglanc m thC' more- afflucnt ureas or t \\}lOrt B ach Polle~ <re ''ummg thnt tf tile burglar follows ht trend mor msulen~ md\ hdVt: <in unv. E!lcom oue t dunng the holida} "B ay; drt' of ''ho 1 in ) our ne1qh\ orhood ~ Sgt f\hkc f\lcl)ennott c 1d "We b<>bcve thlS 1 the same gu} b<>cau e of h1 1 0 !modus oix~rand1, or m thod of operouonJ • SOrnl'timC' in thl afternoon th1' bmglar grabb d ladder from a nearh) construct.ion site and chmbcd to dn upsttitr' bedroom of a horn 111 thi' 3100 block of Occ1m lkiult'\ nrrl Thi burglar broke a winnow md t•ntt>rcd thP room Ho found mot"' than $70,000 wortl1 ol s111t1U-pm kot nluohlt .... SlH h n!> Jm' ~II) No one wa home nl the timt>, dnd pohc o arc look· m~J for ·w1tn0 o;ps w.ho lll6) ht't\ c spen lht> hurgl T e-.c, pt> · ------SEE BURGLAR PAGE 4 Stretch of MacArthur Boulevard to close MUSTANGS LOSE The Mu tangs lo e to powerhou~ Lake Wa hington, 59-42, ln tournament play. Family still hopes for fisherman's return G RISUNG M,Pb .NEWPOHT BEACH -A one-mile strot< h of MacA11J1ur Boulevard wlD l>e dos cl to traffic: for three ddys next month, as constnact1on ucw& finish o road· widening projtxt. The three northbound lanes will be hut down hctw • n San Joaquin Hills net J·onJ roods hcgmmng At m1dmght Jan. 11 , an<l reopen nt 3 pm. Jan. 13 Tufhc Will I routed round lh con trucUon on S n Joaqum Hills to Jamboree Rood, north· bound QJl Jrunbo to Ford, and eaStbound on Ford to MacArthw. Th clOSUf will allow work· ers to replac d dett'liorated, 500-foot piece of ilSJ>h It. City planners mitiHlly thought th y would havP to shut down all lanes on the busy r0< d, but work crews wer ~ ohle to cc11npll:'lc most ol tile construction before the C'losi1re 1s rmeded. •w had alwily plunned to cl<> this," said Goil Vk:kort, u pro· juct man qcr for Newport B ch "We JUSt want th public: tu know in advan so th"'Y can nvnid th road closure. R Lat r this week U1e t.ity WU1 pt ~·gru on MacArthur, alert· Ing motorists ahout lh d urc. Onro th proj comp1 t-: cd, MacArthur Will ha\ thrt I n in each dircctJ n I 'INO£X See Page 5 OONl(AOi/ OMYPll.OT ClASSIREO MOH•• .... _ ... ,_ .. ,_ ... ", COMMENTS ---------2 POUCE FILES --.. -·--·---2 PUllJC NOTICES --·A ..... ·-6 SPOITS ---------... • 5 I THE VBOICT ___ ...._l WWHEI -2 WEATHfR Warming up a bit and proving IO bt a lmfy Soutbfm (affomla day. SetP1912 • It has been mor than d week sine Tunothy f\1 ek's boat capsiz d . -On· ' SEE MEEK PAGE 4 • 2 Tuesday, ~mber 29, 1998 -GAINS '" 'TIS THE SEASON FOR GIVING Vo1Wlt£>tir~ from the Share Our Selves poverty relit!f center and M~rvyn's Orange County stores made C hristmas a little br'ightcr for nc>cdy famihC'.S lac;t week. Christ- mds umncfs. toys and clothf!s were received by, more lhun 1,000 tdm'illes ddopted by Shdrc> Our Selves donors. And Mervyn's Orancw County stort>s donated rnrks and CdCk!f of Hilliard & Hanson car~er wear to the SalvtLl..lon Army's Harl>o'r Center location.' • SKAT.E PARK PLANS SKATING ALONG Costa ME'c;a n ty ofhc·1t1ls hired a Fountain Valley hrm to study wh<>lher Lions Parf. could houst• i.l 10,000-squ<lrc-foot skateboard park \1\-'hik· lht> plans are far from final, the C ity Council\ ctctlon bririgs the park one step cl<hPr to becoming a reality -and that's good new~ to locdl skateboarders. AfiSWERING A CALL TO ACTION \\lu'n Pat Swan lc.•amro the Newport-Mesa school chstnrt didn't have a way to reach chil- dren who don't have permanent addresses, she took 1t as a call to action and offered to help And the district couldn't ask for a more qudlihed volunt~r Swan, a retired teacher, wo1 ked with Irvine Temporary I lousing m the 1980s, lwlpinq homf'lcss ramilies enroll their chtldn•n m np1ghborhood schools. "School is one of the grndlcst sl.dbiluers m these chil- drc>n's hvt>s," Swan semi "To meet with a teacht>r m t1 !)Chool, even i1 it's 1ust for a lew Wl't•ks, 1s something that the child could • commun1 forum IN OUR VIEW remcmht•r fur thP r<'sl ol his or her life.• ! LOSSES DORY FLEET FISHERMAN STILL MISSING It ht1'> hc•<•n mow lhcHl a week smcc Tuno- thy Meek, <1 :i:l·yt-,at·oltl Dory Fleet fisher- man, is helwvNI to hc1vc drowned dfter his vboat CdJ>Sl~ed ofl Ult' C0<1St of Newport. Res- cue workl!b s(•drchPci lor him throughout the dcty last Sunday und the n~xt afte rnoon but READERS RESPOND Loia Cordova, with the Salvation Army, racks clothes outside the Harbor Center location last Wednesday morning. The dothes were donated by Mervyn's from the stores' Community Closet program. MARC MARTIN I OAl.Y Pl.OT could not locate him. His body was still miss- ing Monday GAS STATIONS CLOSE FOR SERVICING Some neighborhood gas stations closed temporarily last week to avoid violating state laws regulating underground gasoline stor~ age tanks Station owners hdd until the end of lhe day last Tuesday to bring their tanks into compliance or close up shop until the tanks are upgraded or repla~d. Locals split on sign issue THE ISSUE: The Newport Beach City Council is considering a uniform sign design. J . I n rnfc',Ten«L' to thr. Newport Beach signs rnnfonnm~J. I hdVC four itf'ms that I belwvc• 'hould be considered for all New- port Bedch s1gnt19P, mcludmg d.ll village aret1' Wlthm the> city, indudmg Newport Cods! when Nc•wport Coast incorporates to lhe city ol NPwport Beach ("Uniformity may bP s1yn of the> hmc>s," De<:. 18). ltNn No 1: All signs should conform in ~llt' and shrtpe and color. Item No. 2: All oty c:;1gns hould mdude the Newport BccH:h city seal, and sign colors !)hould be m ncc.'an hlut> background, and all sign letlC'nng should he m white-white. Item No. 3: There should he no more thdn thn•e sizes for '111 nty signs lli'rn No. 4· All ntr sign chan9es should be 1 changing the signs to make it uniform, my complP.t(:d dunnq tlw calenddf yi>dr 1999 answer is: Good gnef, no. _,. LES SCHUNK U we wdllt to live in a cookie-cutter envi- C'orona del Mar ronment, we can move to Irvine. l think one J 11m in aq1e<.•mP.nt with Councilman Gary Addms in regard to not rushing the signs for 8dlbod Pen!nsula. Call1tig our downtown arett d villacw L'i bad enough without ineffec- ltl<ll signs. Counnlnldn Tod Ridgeway claims the tounst-. ne<•d the s1yns but seemingly for- 9cts WP, th~ re<:1dc'nts, have to live \Vllh them. JULIE MATTSON H<dboa Pcnmsula of the nicest. things about Newport Beach is the diversity of areas that eXJst and their uruque character. It is an incredible waste of money an~dfort to make sometlung that decreases th uruque charartN of our area. STAN WINTER Corona del Mar I am fascinated that Newport is consider- ing uniform signs for the city. J guess that 1s wh) Newport is the home of Irrelevant Week. Ye' 1 uunk we should have uniformity m So. the nation is facmg unpeachment. We street sign . It looks better. are bombing Iraq. We dre facing all kinds of JOCELYN DOUGAHRTY I cnses, and Newport is talking about uniform Corond del Mar I Stgns. In n•1;pon~1· to vour 4ueslJon c1bout c:;1gns, SHARON BEADROUX Costa Mesa Newport Beach/Co~to Mesa Doily Pilot MAILBAG Programs should be job center supplement Your article in Monday's Pilot reminded me th t ow City Council chose the straight reactive mode to solvP loitering on street comers at L10n's Park ("City staff to recommend keeping job·center," Dec. 14). The decision to tum this prob- lem over to tbe police showed little irndgina~on or, for that matter, a failwe to take a • proactive.stance. The Job Cen- ter was long in coming, but it certainly was a good decision. With so many people idle in the streets, I felt this was a sit- uation that could be tackled by one of our community colleges. The Neighborhood CommWli- ty Center was nearby. a logical place for locating classroom space for a vanety of bdsic skills and language classes. I visited the presidents of Coast- line and OCC, both of whom listened but were not too sym- pathetic with what I had to say I know the late Margaret Fuller h~ld language classes at the Job Center. I still believe a college with a primary nussion to serve its commuruty can make a significant contribution here. In the process, it should be able to increase student enrollment, which has been lagging of late. LfFTERIS LAVRAKAS Costa Mesa Snubbing Leece for post a bad decision Just when I thought New- port-Mesa Unified School Dis- trict was gettmg back on track Whatever are those people on the chool board thinking? In not allowirig Wendy Leece the board position, which would nonnally be hett, they sent a powerlul message say- ing her ideas~and conoems for our children's education are not wE'lcomeft>ecause they dif- fer Wllh their own. They appcirenUy have taken Oaily Pilot columnist Joseph Bell far too seriously. ;)ctually, Leece's sugges- tion:; dfe qwte sound . Far from radical, they are ones that were practiced through centuries of American history and benefited genera- tions of children. Unfortunate- ly, those tried-and-true pro- grams were abandoned and replaced with expenmental . ideas, most of which are prov- ing to be dismal failures. Doubters only need to com- pdl'e test scores, check with college admission personnel or ask business owners to learn thul our school system is not producing the expected results, either in education or character. U the present board's response to Leece's sugges- tions conbnue to reflect closed minds governed by stereotype thinking, perhaps those people need to be replaced How else will our schools be returned to the high level they once en1oycd? JEAN ANDERSEN Newport Beach 10,000 square feet OK for skate park lo providmg a first-class edu-I have an answer for the cahon for our children, mem-question on the des1gn of the bers of our school board skate park ("Skateboard park demonstrate they are not will-expert hued by city." Dec. 22). ing to hsten or give senous I think it should be 10,000 consideration to a conscrvt1tive square feet, just because there voice. would not be enough space for Their recent vote, avoidmq the skaters to do thei.r moves protocol to bypass fellow Wlthout having a lot of space trustee Wendy Leece from her to land and pull the tricks oft ngbtful accession to Vlce chair-without rutting other skaters or man, indicated they had sue-even falling out of the park. cumbed to a back-room politi· And it should be 10,000 cal plot ( MBoard snubs Lec>ce/ Dec. 9). The board's action squdre feet because 3,000 demonstrated its intolerance of square feet ic:;n't enough for Leece's viewpoints and skatebbarders these days. I ignored the fact that her opm-medJl, you need even more ions reflect and represent a than 10,000 square feet, but large percentage of Newport-we ran put up Wlth that. It \vi.Jl Mesa residents be good enough. YVONNE RILEY I BRIAN BENZMIUER Corona del Mar Costa Mesa H ·o·w T 0 RE A ( H y 0 u R RE p RE s ENT AT I y Es PRESIDENT •Dianne FeinstC?in, (IJ), 331 Hart STATE SENATE (NewpoI1 Beach, Santa Ana Drive, 92626, (714) 754-5223. District Oftice: 1370 Adams Bill Clinton, (D), The White Building, Washmuton, D.C , Roc;s Johnson fR), 35th District, Heightc;;), 834-3550. Mayor: Gary Monahan Ave., Cost.a Mesa 92626, 432- Hou!>e, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., 20510, (202) 224-3841; or 1111 J 18552 MacArthw Blvd., Suite CoW1cil: Joe Erickson, Heather 5898. Washington, D.C., 20500. Hot· Santa Moruca Blvd., Suite 915, 220, Irvine 92715, 833-0180. ORANGE COUNTY FAIR BOARD Somers, Libby Cowan and Linda Chancellor: William M. Vega : itne (6 am. to 2 p.m.} (202) 456-Los Angeles 90025, (310) 914-88 Fair Dnve, Costa Mesa, 108-Dixon. Board: Walter Howald, Sherry ·1111. 7300. STATE ASSEMBLY 3247. Baum, Paul Berger, Armando Manlyu Brewer (R}, 70th Dis-Board: President Enuly Sanford: OTY OF NEWPORT BEACH Ruiz and Jeny Patterson. VICE PRESIDENT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES lrtct. l 8!J52 MacArthur Blvd., Vice Pre:>ident Don Saltarelli; Ne\\'.P()rt Beach City Hall, 3300 NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED Al Gore, (D), The Cdp1tol Build-Suito 220, Irvine 92715, 863-and members James Barich, Newport Blvd., 92663. &44·3309. ing, Swte 212, Washington, • Chris Cm<, (RJ, 47th Di trtc l, 1 7070. Gary Hayakawa, Jun Lindberg, Mayor: Dennis O'Neil SCHOOL DISTRICT DC .. 20500. Newport Place, Suit' 420, New-John Crean, Curt Pringle, Randy Council: Gary Adams, Jan Oebay. DlStrict Office: 2985-A Bear St., port Beach 92660, (7 14} 756-STATE COASTAL COMMISSION Smith and Don Willet. Nonna Glover, Tod Ridgeway, Costa Mesa 92626, 424-5000. GOVERNOR 22441 or 2402 Rayburn Dullchng, -15 Fremont St., Suite 2000, San John Noyes and Tom Thomson. Supenntendent: Robert Barbot .Pete Wilson, (RJ, State Capitol, Washington, D.C., 20515, {202) Frana c:o 94105, (415} 904:5200 . ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF Board: Dana Black, Judy Franco, Sacramento 95814, (916} 445-225-5611. (Represents most of Re<J10nal ofhce located in Long EDUCATION MESA CONSOLIDATED WAT£R Jun Ferryman, Martha Fluor, 2841. Newport Bench.) Be, ch, (310) 590-5071. 200 Kalmus Dnve, P.O. Box DISTRICT Wendy Leece, Serene Stokes • Dana Rohrabachcr, (R}, 45lh 9050, Costa Mesa 92628-9050, 1965 Placentia Ave., Cos~a Mesa and David Brooks. U.S. SENATORS District, 101 Mam St., Suit JC, ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF 966-4000. 92627, 631-1200 COSTA MESA SANrTARY •Barbara Bou~r. (D}, 112 Hart Huntington·Beach l12ti4H, (714) SUPERVISORS Elizabeth D. Parker, member, Board: lhldy Ohlig·Hall, Hank DISTRICT Senate Building, Suite 112 .. 960-6483; or 1027 Longworth 11811 of Artmimstration, 10 CiVlc Trustee Area 5 Costa M esa, Panian, Mike Healey, Fred P.O. Box 1200, Costd Mesa Washmglon, D.C., 20510, (202) Buildmg, Washington, D C .• Center Plaza, Santa Ana 92701. Newport Beach. Bockmiller and Dana Haynes. 92628-1200, 754-5°"3. 224 3553; or 2250 E. hnpcrial (202) 225-2415. fReprru;<'nts Cos-• Jim Silva, 2nd Dislnct (Costa Board: Jim Ferryman. Art Peny, H1ghway, Suite 545, El Segundo ta Mesa and Wr>st Ne vpnrt Mes11), 834-3220. OTY OF COSTA MESA COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE Nate Reade, Arlene Schafer and Q0245, (3.10) 414-5700. 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General M<tnager 1 r-CllAD ~ TEMPERAT\IRE.S Balboa 73156 Corona del Mar 73157 Costa Mesa 75155 Newport Beach 73156 Newport Coast 73157 SUR, FORECAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge .••••• 2 S w Newport , ••• 2•3 w Blackies .••••• 2-4 w River Jetty ••• 2-4 w CdM ....... 2·3 w IOATING Northeast winds at s knou bkorrung WCS"ter ly at 6 to 10 knots bY the aft r·. noon TIDES TODAY First low 12 49 p.m .•..••• 0 .'3 First high 5:45 a.m ••••••• 5 9 Second low after midnight Second high 6.58 p.m ...•••. , 38 WEDNESDAY F1r$t low 12·04 a.m .••• , •• 1,5 First high 6:29 a.m., ..... 6 3 second low 1:35 p.m ..•• , •.. 08 Second high 7.52 pm ... • 3.9 WATD llM'IMNllE: 56 We ha11e a westerly swell every 10 sec:· onds for small sets in the waist· to chest- h1gh area. Sets at the points and reefs will go shoulder· high Conditions will be cledn with mild afternoon winds - waves will be a bit bumpy •s a side- effect. Temperatures are In the 70J wtiile the water sta)'\ In the cool 505. The sun ~Mir 5pm ' COSTA MESA • Artington Drfw Three iac kets worth $270 were stolen from a backpctdc in the 900 block at about 12:30 p.m. Wednesday. • 8rtstol Street: A wallet and its contents worth $60 were stolen from a store in the 3300 block at about 4·15 pm. Satur- day. • South c.o..t Ortw. A pur1e, wallet and a pair of sungtass;es worth $652 were stolen from a car in the 900 block at about 3:30 p.m. Dec 22. • SunMt Drfw: A car stereo worth $200 was stolen in the 900 block between Dec. 20 and 23 • Vktlorilt Stn.t A compact disc player and a pair of ampli f1ers worth $1, 120 Mre stolen from a car in the 500 block sometime during the ~1ng of Dec. 19. NEWPORT lllAat • A¥OGdo Avenue: An Iron planter worth $600 was stolen from a home In the ~ block between 5 and 5.30 p m. Sunday. • ..._. .. Avenue A bicyde and several items of crystal worth $ 1 ,000 wer• stoten ffom • home 1n the 300 bloc:'. between 5.45 Ind 10.30 pm Thursday. • Ne11'tort cenew Drfw. Several Items worth $708 were stolen om a s10tt In the 300 bloc.k between 10 a m. and 6 p.m. Wtdnesdey • Poft 1•811 ame A c.ilut.r Phone worth $~ was stolen from• car In the 1900 block bt1ween 10 and 12 pm Dec. 19 • Vll'8 ••b•• A cornpac.t disc pfayef Ind about 150 compact disa were stolen from a cat in the 2100 block sometime durlryg the evening of Dec. 21. ; I - Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Threat\ of death stop brewing after sharing bee1~ A few weeks ago, I was crapmg tl)e barre l to r Cl SllbJCCt ob WhJCh to Wrtte, so 1 wrote liL>out the fust dr.nth ~ thrcdt I PVer rt>Cl'tvod -from the fishing-net thief. . To comµlele the c yclo." today I :;hall wn tc of the ltlst dealh thrnat I rece1ve<l. In betwct>n thew wer11 tl ll'w rno1t•, hut instead of hilving dr1101c1t1c· value most of them sound likP scnnes from <;lopshc.:k comC'dtes~ My last dP.ilh thn-:a t occurred in Hl81, while I was s<•rving as the chief 1ushce of tht" High Court of Anwncan SttnHhJ. One ddy I received a lJhonc <"dll from the <. luc'l ol police. 1 hs mess6gc wc1ss1mplc: •Jone I fall ays he 1s gomg to kill you.· · ·why?" ·nera\1"" you hung up on him." · •That's not much of a reason to k1U sonwone. • •Iqne lhmks 11 1 • • I favm9 d1spo ... Pcl ot cau:-e, I next hlundcrc>cl mto ''ff Pct. •\\1hdl '""" you qomq tu do ilbOUI 11?' •NothmH. '' scud tlw duel ol pohC'e. 'Why nol?" I tt keel, THE VERDICT robert gordner MBecause Ione 1s too h1g . • While I didn't tlunk mur.h of that as a valid excu e, I didn't pnrsue the !>UbJec;t. Alt~r all, lone W d s big, even (or .i Sdmoan. 11•" prol>dhly weighed 350 pC•und:.. ·ooe.s he-hc1ve d qun1," I asked. •No," 'said the duef. ·1 te•.,. got c1 bu~h knife." . A bush knife in S<unM 1 1111' same us a mar.hete in f\ IPX1co. So U1ere I wa:., r~wcd with •t 350-pound Sclmoan MmPd with <1 hu!>h k11i.JP and with ull unnounced desire to kill mr>. My luturc lookf'd ~omt~wh.it blet1k. ot to wony My good h1 nd, High Talkmg Ch1ei 6 10, came to my rescue. t le st>.nt 1wo lnrge--. hut not as . large a~ 10111~ -Samoam tu µro- le<Jt me. Titny, too, wen· cm1wd with hush kiuves. This confronta- tion wc1s hegmrunq to c1ssume the proj>ort1nns ol a g!udi<1tor f 1qht 111 the C:oliseum ot Rome· w ith t1 !JUdr<1ntqe ot lots ot hlood. I lc•re I m ust digress and d1s- cu'-tlfl• sub\ect-of br>er. S,pmoaus 011~ Hreat beer drinke~. Accord · mg to th<• )o('t1l Budweiser de>aler, thr>y rank as th1id in lhr> woi ltl m µer Cc1J>1lc h~N tonsu1 i i.mm onl}' 1>xcPcded b) Germany and Austrnha. How1>ver, msofar as Buclwe.iser is concerned, the}' le.id thl' worhl m per-cctp1ta Bud· Wf'J er consumpuon Needll's'i to say, the local Budw£'ber dealer was lt happy man I rntum to my dP11lh thredt, lk<'ltuse of the beer situation 1 t1IW0} keµt a qoodl~· ~uppl~· cl Budwms<>r .on hand. I3y the tun0 my younq re cuc>rs arnv~d. it wc1s {'VP111nq. TI1<• lea:.l 1 could do Wds offer • 6Ch 11 bPe1 ThP-y I t1cn•pt1•d. Tn keep lhPrn compd· ny I, kit>, ht1cl onP, ,iJth11ugh he1·r IS not Ill)' fdVOrJlf' bl'\'l'lilqe. So 11\1• llHrit' or us sot on mr . scr<;-n porch dnnkmg bc>er and awruun9 the amval of IonR I lours ~lap d \ e kept dnnking heer Fmall} m1<.1muht came anti low' hbdo't mdd~ au appear- .me P, '~ h!Ch was JU t as well I ia<l he ~hoy, n up, bu h kmfe or not, w thrc• would undonbtt><ll~ ho \I I.! mt>l hun w 1tl1 <1p1•n c1rn 1l> r1nd olh J:C'd h111.i n Budweiser. BPlll!J <1 St111H:1<111, he umloubtNlly would haw• uN1.;;ptNI, ano lhttt, to com d ptm1 ~. \\ oultl lmvo henn thi1l i'hc t1 xt ct~iy, I uurnped into 10111 on the stic •t m P,190 Pnoo a ked l11m 11 he till wantPd Jo k1U me I Je said hP , .. ,,s no longer ~lf that 1, t ol rmnd I a kcd him wh} he hddO t hown up the mght beJore .ind h sdHl h<' pa ~f'd out m lht hush ~ungle) between ht I ou e, nd n11rw Ht~ smd he v. a awlull~ thirsty so I 10\ 1ted him m tu tht Pugo Pdgo nr, \\1luch \\ds 1hlc1tid nc>t c oor to the High Cm rt lmlldmg, c n<.l wt• h<1d a c uph.' of beNs As I c1y m~ <I• c1th threats seem to ldrk dnm1.1tl1 JHmch dlld end up vlqn (t ·s frorn a ~lapst1ck c om1 ·clv ~Ct r1<u o, ~ ROBERT GARONER IS a rct1r~d judge and a rm1clo.:11t of Corona <Jct Mar H1~ column nms 'Tu d!\IY~ Governor naines two men to OC fair board· •Curt Prinr1le and J ames Bai ich w ill fi ll vacated posts. l..'.uSJ Gn FAIHGHC)lJNDS Days belM~ his IC>1m in ofme (IJlds: Gov. Pt11<' W1lsnn c1ppom!f•cl two mC'mbt'r' -, formc>r a<;sf'mhly· man c1nd c1n lngft•\\'OOd wee 1Jc1c·k PX1'< ut1v" -to the 01t1n~w Ct.•Un· l y rwr's BIJcll cl of ()11t'CIOr':> ~url P11119lc, :111, ol C 1 df'n Gwve ..,en ed ii' tt Hepubltctm men1hcr of thP st.tic A semi I), mclmhng a unl 11s. pcctkE•r ot lhP . '""mhl}' m l<l I h• hn bePn appomted t<J complel• the tc>m1 of Jeflrey Stem v. ho ched ol e<t nccr m October . Pnngle, who al o servPcl c1 chau of the Appropriation!. Coni- m1ltl'., and the H.ult•s Comm1tt1• • ctnd a5 \.'lCP cl1au ol the Budgcl Couumtlf'e, will !;ervt" until 2002. P.nngle now 1 un hh own puh- Jic rclallons !inn. H< ha!. en·•'nt Etf1cwncr alld thl· Card n Grow' Pl<11muH1 Comml!1sto11 f !1• hcl°' olSO h<'f'Il ctChV<' Wtlh the OtdO~JC' County Chctplt'J of lhe N<.1tional EuylP St;OUl \ ... <;,n{ 1a- llon. Jc1nn•:. Barn h, 4 t ol In 111r wa <1ppointell to com!Jl"te the t»rm of A (., Kc1wamurn who res1grH•d from the hoard m 11,11ch to r!Ccept an appomtmenl w1U1 lhr· Dcpcirt- llll•nl ol Agnc·ultwe Banch •~ d Democrot, he v.: 111 .,enc unul .!001 Bam h i thf1> e1uor \"ICC pieSl· dent .of public flffaus for Holl)· wood Park Hart-Trt:1c-k m Ingh - ,..;orJd. Previous!\, he W\ts VJCl' p1es1d1 11t ol 911v£'m1m:nt1.1l ullillI'S for ThP lrvme Cumpan) a11tl an a1dC' t1J1 Conqressnrnn Gll'nn Andm..,on Ht1nch '" c1ho ii m •mhe1 ot lh<> Or' rnqc < ounty Pubhc Afttl1r As<;oc 1allo11 nncl the Cr1hlorn1c1 Huo;ine Propert1e.;; \ ,,oCJdlion Tltt· fem hoMd has not hdd lllll nH'ml erslup . mce 1arr.h rind OBITUARIES Ri chnrd Gaston Heinmuan Sr. Ru hard Gaston Remf'mtm Sc., an inventor and 30-~ear NPwport Bec1ch resiclent, dwd D c 12 from conqe.shvc he 1rl l111lure m San D iego. I le wc1s 81 . . famil\• mcmhc1 of f\li. Rem, ... cnc1n 1 t>1r;e1111Je1 him dS d rnultital- cntt'd m,m who loved ym htinu c1nd the outdoo1!>. Ht• dnd;1'd tu.., IO·meh•r ho.it, the Brcmlacm, t1lonu lhc Brtlhoa Peni11..,ulct, wh1•w he also took up r1>:.1d1!n< l '. I ic loved trc1vt•lm9 and adven- ture. ano he coml>merl these mtNt•st 111 frequent outmqs on lhe w<1lt•r •\Vt> u •' ol his dad teaching • II U1c chll· dren how to ... cuba d1\ e off thP coast of C.1talina One of Mr. Retn(•man's proudest , ccnmpllsh· ntt•nts wa<: -:erving a~ the· commodore fm Uw Snuth~ho1e Sttilmg Club 111 thP rnid-19h0s. l fc cllso 1,1cPd hoats compel!-Rein«'man ti' Ply 10 mc1nv locul 10-meter rcgattns A~ a protifJC bottt clos1ynN u1 the Newport-t-.tc t1 nrt~ clunng tht> l 70 , fl.Ir. Rcnwman d ~ 1gnccl port-hshinq hoat" thttt art' still ht-mg macJ~ today He also created -.calr•-model boats lh11t he suppliPd to local tupy. rrl and solrl lo proud boat owner who wanted to d1spla • thr>m m lheu home ... Mr. Hem man 1s surv1vecl by Back ·Bay Montessori Preschool • Kindergarten Full Time • Part Time • Year Round Ages 2 to 6 • 7:00am to 6:00pm • f:.d11c:at il•'n to prcr.irt" young hc~m 2nd mind for t he challensc of life • F.xpcr1cne<ld, C't'mficd, Montessori Tc:i, he~ • l11d1vulualizcd ll~.1denm instruClion • Ex1cmhc c:xtracutri,ular cuvhi~ (An , tu '"· Compute~. Gymna ti , DrJma, D.rncx-, c:f • • Small dai.~ si1.c (949)548-3771 .i4 Nurturing Enriched E1111iro11111e111'' h1 "ile l\ hldred .. even of h1 eight duldrcn, Hi grandchilclrnn and \WC> great-granclchildrl'n Memonal erv1ce-. \\'lll be held m February. Charl<'s ~la stPrs Sr. Cht11 les Maf>h•rs Sr. a g1 neral 1:ont1c1ctm fro111 Cor(1nn de! Mar, <heel DP<:. n m Chma Cme. He We.IS HO Mr. lastPIS beqtm his cmee1 HI rQc1J C late 111 194fi When h1> built 7f> homes Ill Co1on11 dl'l f\lt1r .ind sold lhern t11 dtffetent farni· lw . The pro Jee t ma1 keel the hcginmnq of a lucrative car er that contmuecl for most ol Ju hfe Mr M< tl'rs mo\ ed to Lngunu bc<tch rn the 1c20 to 11\ e , .. 1Ul a relaU\ c alter the dl,<lth of lu.:-par- ent . He worke.c.l as a lifeguard there m U1c 1930!. until he bccanw a po tal earner Dunny a stonn m 1939, Mr l\ lastC'rs saved thrf•e ~mlnnden>· from drowmng lackql a 11u i m t\\1c1 m U1c ill t \'ear, un um c;ual <"trcum t nrC' d cordmq I s -) ear m('ml N Gory I lny<l m <l The full hourd \\tll m 1k1 11 l"ti • IN to orhtev." quoium \\lll h h unport< nl m ' plan rung for th• 1999 Pair lo; nO\\ under ,,. a\ J1U Uord f<ltr !;poke \~ on1tm sc~ d Smee \\ <' onl~ meet 1!'> n group onre a .monlh it pulo; off an~ thing ti lhc>r<• 1<;n'l A quomm LI ,~ d ~rud • \lthc ugh \\:Uson \'ht.., nble to mctke lht t\\ 1J nppomtmcnts l:it>f!Jm lt•avmg oft1c~. <..iO\ -elect Crdy Du\ 1 "111 ov1•rs the h up· pointnH nt ol hotlfd rm mher" Jolin c rL•1.1 n a ud Don \\. ul0t Lil•) d 1d an Diego clunnq much or tlu S('i' ICC' Chatle l\1'1 t rs J1 Ilk\ nP.d his le tht r lo the l 0Lh -Ct ntury 1uthor I lomt10 Alq• r, hNau e his fatht>t \\dS c'IO 01ph m. whn sttulf'd out with. \PI) lltllP but m 1d1 a qood lifl.' 101 l11m!><"lf und h1 lam1l}. · tfo ne'll~r l.Onsid red h1m'l'lf mflu1'nllol hut lw re<tUy built orona dcl I\ lar 1113, f\.la t •r said Daily Pilot Tuesday Decem ber 29, 1998 3 8 RI E F L·Y liree r ecycling offer ed at fairgrounds Your di cardP.d Christmas tree may· h ve a econd We s landscapmy mulch fol parks and str~t med1d'ns, thanks to a lree-gnnding s rvir e'ofle.t~d by the oty of Costa Mesa c1J1d the Costd Mes6 Sanitc.1r)t 1>1stnc.t Tree:. mdy be,dJ'opped off ur th e northw~st come1 ol the Orange County t;alrgmunds, \vh 1ch 1s Lhtl parl-' .. mg lot ot Frurview Road anti Arhngton Dnvc. The i,erv1c w1ll b avall- ablP. through 5 p m: Jan 10 For 01ore mJormation about the recyclmg program, call the city'c; Puhhc St~rvtces De11art- ment at (7141 754-5244, or the fauground:. ul (714) 708-3247 Friends or libra l'y plan book sale The Friends ot the Ncwpor1 Beact1 Ltbrary will hold a U!iPd- hook sal<': m · the> Ccntrul Library's P11Pr1ds Meeting Room, 1000 Avoc Mio A\ 1 , 011 .Jun 9. A special mi>mbcrs-on.ly pre- view will hP h~ld Jan. 8, v.1th the :-.ale open to t.he puhhc the next mormng. Hardco\'l•r books \Vlll be two for $1, and pa, erbacks four for ~1. For more mfonnauon c~ll the Fnenru Book tor nt l"4qJ 759-9&67 Boat p arade a\va rds dinner con1ing s·oon The Newport Harbor ArM Chamht'!.r ol Commerc~ will hold its annual Chnstmas Bo<Jt Pc1rndt1 Awards Dmner and Auction di the Fuur Seasons Hotel on .Jan. 15. The event, wh1c.:h ts up1.m to U1c public. will h<mor wmn"rs C)f the 1998 Chnstmac; Boc1t Parade and Ring of Light '98 as wcll as rd1-.e hind foJ next year' parml(' More than 300 gul.!!lls will ddllCf' the mgh\ av.-a~ to live e.nte.rtdmmcnt and make lnd for bQth hve and silent dUCUoru which feature travcl getaways, duung. hotel stays Wld much more Tickets re availahle for $57 per p rsou by calling the thhm- b ·rat (94!ll 729-4400. " Students winning art displayed at airpott John Wayne Airport and the Aupurt Arts Com~s1on w.centh announced the win- neN? of the runtb annual John Wa\ n(• Airport Stud ent A.rt Cunt~t TI1iS year. theme, "Flying is Fun,~ «llrncted nedrly 4,000 Orange County student entries m the contest. Michael Huschberg. Jihan K''on and Helen Nolde, all Costa Mesa residents, were honor~cl at a r+'!ception , along wlllh 102 oilier ~tudent winners. The progrnm abo marked the op •mng of an airport exhibition fe 1lunng Lhe students' artwork. It will b • on display until Jan. 24 Juro1 includi;cl t¥.·o Santa Ai1u arllsts, 1:1 Jocnl pilot dlld an dlr'.pi•rt operations manager. TilC \vinmng pieces ot art will be £>nt rred m the 1999 Intem.a- ucmal A\'lnllon Art Contest. M olida~ cards can be fPC\ c1Pd until Jan. 8 ~ Co ta Mesa residents may recycle holiday greeting cards hy mciilin th card front.s to a · nonprofit home for abused and ho"mele ct-·1..trnn based in Ne\. ada Mo 641 1 million card are coll ~ I •a.ch year. The Ot) !:>arut.ary DJ.Strict b ponsonng the project. to help lessen tru h buildup in landfills. Mad cttrd fronts to: St. Jude's R nch for Children , P.O , Box 60100 Boulder City, Nev., 890011 I( sendmg by UPS, send to· St ,Jude' Ranch k>r Chil- dren. 100 St Jude St., Boulder Cuy Nev., 89005. A drop-olf bm w1U be avail- ab ~ .. m the Co ta Mesa City Hall lobb} at 7i Farr Onve until Jnn 8. For more mformation, call (949) 644-3055. MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO· WE TAKE FAMILY DINING TO THE NEXT LEVEL! t (;Q!;~IQo1$ ~ Ahetad 10 1 fooo To Go Since 1972 THE GREY GOOSE <\~es Dep!:a ... ~ y,ea1• ~ 'me11t s6 IS CLOSING!!! All merchandis on sale (y s, everything in the store) \\~ ,rs· C\\O\tC 2 0 O/o -50 O/o off .4nt1que d not appl> to pn.~ous 't or pedal or<I"~ THE GREY GOOSE, INC. • 4 Tuesday, December 29, 1998 BURGLAR. CONTINUED FROM 1 Th p1 Vtou .stnng of ocond- st ory ~urglcme:. occurred in spurt , pohce said, The burglar snatched mor~ than $700,000 m • c:c1sh dnd proi}erty m Fe bruary from two homes. on West Ocean Pront dnd We <,I Bay Avenue. A lttdder wus uwd tn both burgl<tr- 1es Thi' cnmC'S dre lmked by cer- tain chdfdcten.stics the use of a lc1ddcr; lhe1r occ:urwnca od~wcek c n<h or on holiddys, ttmes w hen poople am most likt'ly to b<' away from homt!; t1nd the type of items stole n. Pohc:e do htlvc a rough dcscnpllon ot Uw sc•nal burglar from a w1tnc.."s \\ho sdw a man LESSON CONTINUED FROM 1 stttmg tlwn• l<'c1m mg about sen· IP-ntP pdll<>rns and vocabulary r1long with tlwir kids,· Pomona Pnnc 1pdl C'dlhi PiPrson <,did "We cl1dn't h d VP cl!ly Wcuvers, <1nd WC tuund thut lhl· nPwconwr parents 1 roc1ll~ wc111t thl'ir kids to lE>dm Enqhsh." With snnw of thP money from .tht• c1clult echl< <1t1on 'omponent of Propmal10n 227, !hf' school has shntPd t1clull English clc1sse~ ctur- inq school hour~ 1n adchllon to its hurgeomnq mght class("'• Wh1lt• lhf'n• \\ctS grPat concern b} th•' Nh1cctl1on<1I commumty over Pwpo..,1tion '2'1.7, di Pomona thP tr<1ns1llo11 mtu thP Enghsh- MEEK CONTINUED FROM1 A Sl'clrl h \\cl!. I 11nduc loci, but it 'W rlS fr111tl1>~.., t\. J('t>k I<, hStCd dl> • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot Around Town, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mf .a 92627, fa-them to (949) 6A64170 or call (949) 540 1224, ext 228 A c.ompltte fisting of Around Town can be found at. da1lyp1lot.com TODAY AJi lchsen\ Leads Club Newport < •Ja..,t chc1plt>r \\ 111 mct•t dl 7:15 c1.111 c1l ~!mu's Cdle, 1835 New- port Blvd. Co~ta t-.t<'sa. Guests <1r<' wl'lc nnH• f-or more• tnformd· t111n, < cill !800) 767-73:t7. A water aerobics class wtll meet from 'I to to t1 m. ctt the• Newport !Junes, 1131 Bc1ck B<1y Dnve, Nt•wport Bt>ctch Aclm1-.s1on 1s $1. ror more inlorm.1t10n, call (949) 1144-:1244 A weight-control support group will meet from 10 to 11 d m at the AJph<1 Onwga I lypnos1s Center. 1500 W R.ilhou Bl\'d., Suite 202 D, Newport Bl'c1rh. Adrruss1on 1s $10 For more informdlion, c-all (<M9) 723-4728 A ballroom dance class will be prPsented from ~ to 4 p .m. a t Ods1c; S<>mor Center, 800 Mar- quoHle AV<•., Corona del Mar. Achms~1on IS $ rn. ror more mfor- mat10n, mil (~WI) h44<i244 WEDNESDAY A creative-writing dass w ill Olt>t•t from 10 d.m. to noon at OtiSIS s ('OIOI Center, 800 Mar- !JUerite Ave C'oronc1 del Mar. Admission is $45. For mon • mfor- mdhon, call (9491 644 -3244 The Commod ity C lub wUJ meet di I I .JO a .m. at the Ne wport Beach Golf Cour e, :HOO Irvine AvP. Thl• mPetmg will feature dis- c:uss1ons bl!scd on the stock mar- ket and tr.tchng strnteg1es. Adm1s- s1on 1s free f'or more mfonnaLion, call (888) n46-9877. The Networker wUI meet from 11 ·45 a m. to 1 p m. at th~ Costa l\.lcsc1 Golf and Country Club, 1701 Golf Cour!;C l>nve. Admis· .;1on~s $1 2 and mclud • lunch. For more mfonn<1t1on, Cdll 885-9093. A n edlc-arl'i clac..s will be pre· c..(•ntc d from noon to 2:30 p.m. at Oa s1c, S mor Center, 800 Ma r· guPntc Ave., Coronu dcl Mai. AchnJ!.'!iJon l1> fr• . For more mfor· 'I .. ' . . runnmg from a home on the BaJ. boa Peninsula last D cernber. He was de.<;cnbed as white, about 30 years old; 5 feet, 10 inches tall and weighing about 170 pound . He had a tfuee-mch ponytail and was carrying a daypack. Newport Beach attr~ctc; bur· glars Wlth' ex~nsive tastes from around the country, McDermott. send. Cities where wealth reigns. king -including Beverly I tills, La Jolla and Newport Beach - dre susceptible targets for money· hun gry burglars. It isn't unusual to have thefts that arc in tho $1 milijon r~nge, he added. Police bave caught somo notable foes~ Robert Peter Vortlale was arrested m June w he n h e attempwd to flee from a home he IS accused of burg ldnZ· mg Vordale was familiar to Ne w· port Beach pohce. He prt'yP.d ~ immeision curn culum hasn't been as difficult as a ntic1pdted . "Hon estly, it's been much 'smoother than we thought," Pier- son said. "The teachers accepted that this is what they'd have to do. They did the re search and found out what would be the most eff cc· l:!ve programs for the ir students." Bu t Rekers be lie ves the four months since its implementdlion isn't long enough for teachers to compare the effective ness of Eng- lish immersion to the fonner bilin- gual cumculum. "It's going to take awhile," she said Whittier kindergarten le<lcher Shannon Maddux agreed. "It's too early to tell," Maddux said. "We really won't know for se\'eral years. This isn't just a c;mall thing we're talking about; nussmg at sea. I A relief fund has been created a t the Union Bank of C'aliforrua's Bayside Drive branch Brdnch Manager Sandra Ra bus said more than several thousand dollars has been raised . Most of the dona- mation, caU (949) 644-3244. • THURSDAY A slnging class will be held rrom 1 to 3 p m. dl Oasis Seruor Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Admission 1s free. For more information, call (949) 644-3244. A line-dancing class will meet from 3:15 to 4:45 p .m a t Oasis Senior Ce nter, 800 Marguente Ave., Corona del Md.T. Adrruss1on is fr'ee. For more information, call (949) 644-3244. FRIDAY The Defore Dance Center will present an East Coast swing- dance lesson from 7:30 to 8:30 pm at the center. 151 Kalmus Drive, Costa Me.c;a, Dancing to all kinds of music will follow until 11 p m. Admission is $8. For more information, call (714) 241 -9908. SATURDAY A back-country hike will be pre- sented at 9 a .m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coa!>t High- way, Newport Beach. Hikers wiJJ meet at El Moro Visitor Center. Parking is $5. For more lnfomtct· hOn, call (949) 497-7647. SUNDAY A back-country hike wfll take place at 9 am. al Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast I hgh- way, Newport Beach. Hiker will meet at El Moro ViMtor Center. Pdrking is $5, For more mforma· tion, call (949) 497-7647. I \ upon homes in the Spyglass Hill neighborhood in the mid-1980s and was sent to pnson. He 1i. awaiting trial for his suspected often es this year. The mo t lucrative gra b for police was Tony Hall, known as . ·spiderman." who committed more than 40 burglariE::s m New- port Beach m the rnid-1980s. Hall flew to Calilom1a from his· home- town o( Kansas City to indulge himsclI on a burglary spree. McDermott said Hall disguised himself as a jogger to pretend he tit into the neighborhood Hall was <lrrested in 1996 and sen- tenced to 25 years to life in prison. He died last year. •w e have some serious high-· dollar losses,• McDermott said. "These guys go to great lengths to get the job don e.· it's the lives of Jods." At Whittier, Maddux said the Enghs h-imrnersion programs have been enhanced by a strong emphasis on vocabulary and oral language development. "l thmk it's going great," Mad- dux said. NMy only concern IS that a child's home language is vali- dated." At College Park Elementary Sc hool, second-gra de teacher J oAnn Schniepp said students who were taught in a bihngudl class last year, prior to the pas- sage of Proposition 227, arc per- forming well m the second-grade munersion program. •Most who were in Spanish are doing well," Schniepp c;aid. "We d o have to give them a lot ot English." tions have ranged between $20 and $100. A check was to be gtven to the fanuly som etime next week, but Rab us scud the family may w·a1t and transfer the money into a trust fund for the children. .. Newport/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot A LITTLE HELP FR 0 M YOUR FRIENDS Newport Beach firefighters attend to Mary Ellen Bennett, who wa!t injured after a collision at the Intersection of Granville and Newport Center c;lrives. Police suspect the accident occured after a second driver ran a re d light, causing a Ch evy Blazer to flip on its side. Bennett was t~en to Hoag Hospital with minor injuries. LINK CONTINUED FROM 1 connect dn outdoor garden plaza near Macy's dnd Tiffany's on the South Coast. Pluza side wtth the third-Ooor Im el of Crystal Court. The metal bridge will be roofed with openings and pro1ec· tions on each i.1d.-and covered with vinPS. It will also feature a grand staircase dnd bakony. "It bc·comes t1 bird that 01es BUILDING THE BRIDGE? Do you think CJ. segerstrom & Sons. plan to build a bridge between South Co~t Plaza and Crystal Court h a good idea 7 call our Readers Hothne at (949t 642:oo86 or send an e-- mail to dailypilot@earth- link.net . Spell your name and include your hometown and a phone number for verifica- tion purposes only. m.·1•r, • aid C ustr1f..,oo , cle-,c:u 1J111u the intc ncll cl ll\ucht\ or thP st n1e - tme Gustclfson said she wanted to m. ke 1t an e nJO}'dble expe n.cncc for , person u mg the fm ctye Th( plaza area will tea turn •ca «tdmg" and .. huhhlmg Wltler reminiscent of h ot · prmg /\ sp ih<. c o'it <:stlm<Ite ha not be1,r1 del1:·rmmecl he( a U!>t' tllf'r<' cHf' Sllll some deta1b tu he \\or kn cl out, ..,uc h cl~ t e tr p , ol m<1INlitl that \.\Ill b P u"t'cl , Free• lll.tll :.c11<f AROUND TOWN MONDAY Computer classes cJesigned for those with no prior experience will be presented from· ~ to 11 a.m. Mondays through Feb. 22 at Costa Mesa Seruor Center, 695 W. 19th St. Ad.nussion is $80. For more information, call (949) 645- 2356. A h ealthy eaUng course will be h eld from 1 :30 to 3:30 p.m. at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Mci!- g uente Ave., Corona del Mar. Admlss1on is free. For more infor- mation, call (949) 644-3244. A "Freedom From Smoking" class will be presented from 7 to 9 p.m. Mondays a nd Thu rsd ays throug h J a nuary in the Hoag Memonal Hospital's Pulmonary Conferen ce Room, O ne Hoag Dri- ve Newport Beach Course tee is $75 Reservations are reqw.red. For more information, call (949) 722-6237. JAN.5 The Love Without Honor abuse support group will meet a t 10 a.m. a t St. Mark Presbyterian C hu rch, 2100 Mar Vista Ave., Newport Beach . For more information, call (949) 644-134 I. An astrology class will be pre- sented from 1 to 3 p.m . Tuesdays through Feb. 9 at the Costa Mesa Scmor Center, 695 W. 19th St. Admission is $24. For nfore infor- mation, call (949) 645-2356. A free seminar and book slgnlng titled "Journalillg with the Sa cred Journey" will be presented from 6:30 to 8 p.m. by Cheryl Thiele at Mother's Market and Kitchen's Patio Cafe, 225 E. 17th St Costu Mesa. For more informdtion, call (800) 595-6667. JAN . 6 The annual Mayor's Luncheon will he prP..,cnlt•d at noon at the Newport fforbor Nttllhcdl Muse- um, 151 E. Coa-.t H1ghwcty, New- port Beach. A reception begins at 11:30 d.m . ,\dm1ss1on 1s $15 for Orange County Coast Assoc1ahon members and $20 Jor guests. Reservations ar.;-required. For more mformat10n, rall (949) 660- 8665. A free program titled uThe An1- mdl Withm Us" will be presented at noon at the Newport Beach Central Lil>1 t1ry's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more mlom1c1llon, Cdll (949) 717- 3801. A seminar Ulled "Do You Need a Professional Mont•y Mdnager?~ will be presented from noon to 1:30 p.rn. at Tulto Mdre R1s- torante, 545 Newport Center Ori· ve, Newport Belich. Admission is free. Reservations are requued. For more mforrnat1on, call (949) 756-0353 Newport Bec1c h · Adm1s..,1on ts free Rcservdhon..., cH(• 1equm•cl For mow intom1dli<>11, call (94CJ ) 756-0353. ONGOING Nicotine Anonymo~s fellow hip \-.ants to hPlp men and women who smoke to qmt and re1mun smoke free. FOJ nv)ft> mfor111a t111n on local evP.nmg mc>Ptmqs, coll 650-2713. Zen Center of Ordng(' <.ounty offers med1la hon m~truct10n every fi.n;t ancl tlmd Suqdc\y of th ' month from 5 to 7 p .m. at the ZPn Center ot Orc1ncw County. 120 r:. 18th St., Costa /\ h N i Sugq(lslcci donation is $10, r-01 rno1e mlcir· mation, call (940) 722-7818 St. Andrew'" Pre..,byterlan Church offers <1 support group tor families with loved one~ who an• mentally Ill. The group meet from 6:30 to 8 pm. Sundays m the church's D1erenf1t'lrl Hall C, 600 St. Andrew~ Rond, Newport Beach. The confidential group 1s <•pen lo Lhe comm1m11r For mon" lnformatl<m, cdll 1>31-2880. Udo I le To<1i.lm.isle rs meets ~ londc } .s from fr30 to 8 J > IQ. d i Uie Gl<>nclale f-Pderal Bank C(1m- mun1tv Ruom, 100 Ne wport Cen- tr>r Dnve Fasluon b Urnd, Nl\\\ - port Beach. For more mfonna110n, call 164-13?4 Ali l a ~Nt'" Leads C lub meets at 7:15 a.m 1'1 • day!. dt l\tmu'i. C,1fr•, 1835 Newport Blvd., Coslci l\!1 s.i hH more mfonnatmn, call li4ti·12.52. The Newport Beach Parks, Ht'<l< lw.., 1rnd l~C'l TL'dlJon Conu111s- c..u>n mt•ct.. at 7 p .m. th " lust Tuc.s- d11y ol edch month m the Cit} Cnunc ii c h,11nlwrs •. nuo Newport Blvd , Nm' port Beuch For rnort" inlormat10n, c-n ll h44 -~H S 1. Overeater.s Anonym ou11 m eets from 7 to 'I p 111 Weclnesdo\s at St. .lohn's Episcopal Church, 18:1 E. Bay '::>t , Costa Me a For more inform. lion, ccsll 953-0900 JAN. 7 The Ebell Club of Newport Beach wtll rm•ct dl 11 :30 a m . at the Bahtu Con nth1<1n Yacht Club, 1601 Bayside Dnve, Newport Bcoch . For more infom1dlion, call (949) 721-!>267. ~/81/ Mattress Outlet Stor_·, --~-.. A seminar titled "Do You Need A Professional Money Manag er?" will be present~d from noon to 1 :30 pm. nt Cha nteclmr Restuu· rant, 18912 MacArthur Blvd .. H WHTCon Newport Harbor Montessori Center · Preschool • Kindcrgancn ~ J'ull 1imt" • Part lime Age: 2-7 • 7am-6pm 42Ci I .. 18 ~trttt •Co ta M • (949) 650-3442 3 165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa On~ Block South of •05 l"Wy 545-7168 I How does your child's school measure up? I ,1,/., ', I , , , /·,. , . , / I . · l . I· . , •• v EYE-OPENER E DAY UIM bo~ hoops wins 10th game, second straight ot C~1 Chr~tmos ~ by margin of 24 points. "We we passing well ond getting good shots That's the kind of bmkefbol 1 like to see ... " . Paul Orris, Cd M boys basketball co(!ch . . Tuesday, December 29, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Carl~ • 949.57 44223 Newport Beach/Costa M.eso Dally Pilot 5 . . . SCORES , SLATE CoAST OWsT'MAs OAsslC (AT ESTAHOA tftGH) Crosby ~ig in. CdM's ~~cond straight ·c~her ~OAY'S SCORES Montclair 69, Port Moody 43 Corona del Mar 71, t stancia 47 Fullerton 71, Estancia 56 • Up-tempo p ace against Hodver suits CdM point guard just fine, as he scores career-high 21. Crosby, the Sea Kings' -junior think it's in1portont to have more point gut1rd. . of . a structun•d offense," Orris HIGH SCHOO L BOYS BASKETBALL Rialto 71, Garden Grove 51 TONIGHT'S SCHEDULI 2:30,. Garden Grove vs. Hoover 4:10-Fullerton vs. Port Moody , 5:50 • Rialto vs. CdM • • 7:30 • Montclair vs. Estancia W EDNlSDAY'S SCHIDULI 2:30 • ~enth place 4:10. consolation 5;50 ·third place 7:30 • champion~h1p BOYS HOOPS Ruffled feathers • Fullc~rton scores 71-56 victory over Estancia al Coast Christmas Classic. Hll II \HI I l>t \ \ ow, Pill COSTA ~IESA ... f\layh<> Lhc.tt ·16·point victory Saturddy a9ainst a team with jct lag only inspired Estanchl 1 ligh's m•xt opponent, because Fullerton'~ Indians s~owt>d up f'.1onddy night wtth.a passport to .... t hrst class on the Eagles' court. ·we 1usl wPnt through the motions, ctnd tht>y outplayPd us, they outhustlcd us uncl they got every loo-.;p lldl1, • Estancia boys hasketb.ill ccmc:h Rich Boyce said ol the lnchcms, who cnt<>rNl with d 4-8 n•cord, hut earnt'd d con- vmcmg 71-56 win ovc>r thP hosts in pool play ol the C'oc1st C'hrist- llhts (,;ldssic. "Tiicy cc1mP rt>od}' lo play and WP didn't ... WP wme flat, 1ust like (Sdturday agamsl Port Moody of Bntish Columh1a), but only in that gnmc 1t chdn't hurt us becl1u<;e we were ph1ymg a Jet· weary team. But tonight we just got heat (Thl'.' Indians) wc1nterl to wm more th(ln we did.• Fullerton's Akach1 Azubuike and Mic hacl Bridgford, hoth 1uruor::., scored 2. and 20 pomts, rcsp<'ctivel}\ while h·loot-5 seruor .Josh N~ttmga h<id 12 ff•bound!> and three hloc:kl•d shots m the fusl hall us Utt• lnchttll stomped tlle Eaglcc.;, le(tehng wire tu wue. #Tim• ts probdbly our best uamc of !ht• yectJ,. said ruuerton Coach Bill Czech, whose tedm outscm Pd Estancia, 20-10, m the opening five minut<•s and l.m11t d 13-pomt lead by the sec:onct qudr- ter. Th<" Eaglt>s (u-7), who trailed by 15 points thn•e times in the second hdlf before ral1ying, had their hc.;t chc1nce to bounce back when junior gl1ttrd Jason Simco netted ;.i three-pointer with 2:34 left m the gc1me, cutlm!J their dehc.1t to 58-50. But Azuhu1ke, a t>-t guard who ulso hml 10 rebounds and three steals, made two free throws, then Estanna missnd d thrcc·l)dU on Jll> next trip down. Bridgford lolfuwcd with a layup after Fullerton recovered a loo~c ball in the key wlwn 1 :39 le°"!dUH•ci on the dock, fllVJOg the Indians a h2-50 advantt1uc. Estttnci<l junior .Jon Cantrell dramf.?cl two three-pointt'fs lute m tho gt1me, including his thud of the uame w1th 0:53 lc?ll to slice the Indians' le<td to 65-56. Brett Vt1lbucncl led Estancia w1U1 16 points and six boards. Simco scored 10, wh1h• Cantrell and Peter Anderst>n had nine pomt~ each The El1glcs will tty to hounce hack tonight at 7:30 again t Montclair. . . And Crosby, whose stutter-Sdld. stepping, side-arm dribbling 1 • Whf!thr>r sh ucturcd or 1rnpro- sloshes to the bt1sket often make Vlsed, CdM's oftE•nsP wtts work- an old-school Orris cringe, took· mg well eurly. with 2:57 left m U1c hrsl quarter, but the Sea Kings scored (')ght unanswered points en rout<' to u 20-11 edge at qudrter~ end. BARI\\ "F\Ul1'"'1:11 full ddvantage lJl a 71-4 7 victory. "AJIN about thn first two mm• !At;PSol C'OSTA MESA -Corona del Mar High boys bw,ketball coac:h Paul Orris cautioned his team during an early third-quurter timeout not to let Hoovet turn Monday's pool-play dash at the Coast Christmas Classic: into f1 playground scrimmage at Estancia High. Crosby connected on 10 of 17 . utes, I U10u9ht w~ pluyed very tield-goul attempts, most from well that hrst haU," sdjd Oms, within eight feet, en route to a whose team (10-3} 1~,Khed the career high 21 points.· minimum 'number of v1ctones "I've had games like that· required to be coM1d1:red for an (when he could get to the basket dt-lurge playoff hf•rth m Division virtually t1ny time he wanted), but ltl-A, should 1t not fimsh m the CoaC"h is usually telling me to lay Sed View Lea!Jm" top three. CdM put together spurts of 7-0 and 6-0 in the second qudrtt~r to push the ddvantage. to 41-22 Ly haUtime and Crosby produc:cd the first four CdM field goals after intennission to help expand th lead to 23 polllts, before qarbage time ensued. bt1ck cmd nm through the offense "We were pas mg well and Crosby added five rebounds, three steals, two assists and h!S team's lone three-pointer, while Denrus Al.c;huler (13 pomb) and Alex Bottom (12) dlso scored in double bgure::.. a little more,• Crosby said. getting good hots. That's the •They're trying to make tt a wild and wacky scramble game and we're playing right mlo them hands,• Oms said. But, Oms later agreed, that kind of frenetic pace also plays well into the hands of Brdndon The free-wheeling style irutiat-kind of basketball I like to s€'e." ed by the Tornados, however, Oms will hope to see 11 aqalll allowed Crosby enough freedom today at 5:50 p.m., when the 'sea to beat his defender with repeti-Kings take on Rialto to decide the tion. Pool A wmner, who will then Bottom, a 6-foot-5 backup cen- ter, hit all six of his held-goal tries to help the Set1 Kmgs hrush 29 of 54 from the field (53.71',,), "That's his kind of game, but meet Pool B's bc•st in the 7:30 p.m. there's give and take with Bran-title Qdme Wedm!sday. clon, because there are times I Hoover (5·71 trdilt•d only 10-8 H I G H S C H 0 0 l ~ I R L. S B A S K .E T B A L l Tars top Tartars : •Newport Harbor ho.Ids . Torrance to just four points : in each of the last two • ! quarters in 50-31 victory. . ANAHEU...1 -SWltch.ing defen· swe schemes each tune down the court in the second hall Monday, Newport Harbor High's guls bds· ketbdll team smothered Torrance, holding the Tartars to just eight points in the final 16 minute!>, as Coach Gregg Savage's Sailors won, 50-31, in the fust round of the Savanna Tournament ,• April Ross, a 1umor forward, • led Newport Harbor·(9-4) with 17 points, eighl rebounds and three blocked shots. "It essentially came down to an excellent defensive perfor- mance m the second half,• Sav- age said. •we did a good 1ob breaking the press and getting a : lot of fast-break layups. We were : m a half-court (defen e) the whole gdffie, but we switched between man and trapping m a t -3-1 and trapping m a 2-3. We varied it each time down the floor." DON LEACti I D~ll.Y PlOT Costa Mesa High's Autumn Smith rebounds and puts it up in heavy traffic Monday night. Newport Harbor, wh1c:h held Torrance to four points in each of the last two quarters, will play in the championship quarterfindls torught at 7:30 agamst Calvary Chapel. MUSTANG S FALL, 59-42 run to dose out the quarter tor a 12-9 lead. ! Eagles win, 48-45 Kangaroos too much for Costa Mesa in quarterfinals of Winter Classic. J hSOS Jlru. ~l'b COSTA tv1ESA -Costa Mesa Htgh guls bas· ketball coach Jun Weeks told his p layers they would have to step it up a notch to oompete with Lake Washington Monday in the qua rterfinals of the Wmter Cla ·sic at Costn M csn. The Mustangs responded and stayed close to the Kangaroos, the No. 4 team m Washington, for three quarter-:;. But Lake Washington, bchmd Catherine Kraayeveld's 19 poin ts, pulled away ror a 59·42 victory. · The Kangaroos (5-t) play St. Mary's, the No. 5 team in Oregon, tonight at 8 in tb, !;e.Jn1hnals. "This is by tar the best team w e've seen all year," Weeks said. "We played tough for as long as we could, we just ran out of gas." From the start, there was an obvtous n11smntch m the paint. Lake Washlngton had three starters. 6-toot or taller (Kraayeveld is 6-4). But the Mus· tangs {7-4) hH from the outside eHrly and btult a 9·2 lead on a three-pointer by Jenny E6mest and baskets from Llanne Sasaki and Evelyn Powers. The Kangaroos regrouped and went on a 10-0 Autumn Smith, who is 6-0, d1cl a commend· • LAGUNA BEACH -Estancia able JOb guarding Kraayeveld inside, hut when High semor Francia Diaz contin- Kraayeveld bunerl back-to-hack thrc.>e-pomters, ued an unpress1ve po t·Chrlst- 1t was clear s!1e was a threat from anywhere on mas run by scoring a te.am-h1gb the floor. 19 points to lead the Eagles girls •Autumn did a great JOb, but (Kraayeveld) b basketball team to a 48-45 over· an outstanding player,• Week::. srud. •Not only : lime victory over Orange Luther- was she trouble on offense, he was guardmg : an Monday in pool play at the Jenny (Earnest) beyond the thr c-po1nt line.• • Laguna Beach Tournament. Kraayeveld, whojs being looked at by a num-Myra Maoas hit a 1S·foot ber of Pac-10 schools according to her ooach, jumper w1th 12 seconds I H ln Roger Hdll.c;en, had six ::;tt?ab; and ~ix blocks to go regulation to Jo~ the extra with rune reboWld:.. smn, in which EstancJa never .The Kangaroos ~ommandcd the rest of the trailed. contest, utilizing a de,..p bench to supplement The Eagles (6·3) wrap u p pool Kraayeveld. Costa Me a was still within striking play against the El Toro 1un1or distance, clown by just ft\e with 4:24 I ft to play, var tty torught at 6.30 and will but Kraayeveld, Anrue Holmgrnn and Katrina • adva nce to We dnesd ay's 6:30 Lee each :scored four pomts to 1>ul the game out : p.m . title game w tth a wm of reach. • Sophomore Jessica Orellana •we had a size ttdvantagc, but they did a goad gave Estancia the earl)' overtime JOb of takmg it away m the hl1it half,• I ta n en , lend and fmished with eight said. "Tiiey et good scrcenc; and got some put-: points, while Lauren Ca it~· backs they sbouldn t hav . I wa v ry : addccl nine for th wmners. unpressed." : Orange Lutheran, wh1Ch ov • CoSta Mesa meets Cop strano Val1ey today at : came a six-point def1o t to I d m 4:40 m the fiftb·placc enufinnl • the fourth quartet', fell to 4-6. AlshulPr, .'i of 10 from the field, i.lddecl six rebounds, while senior center Justin Shed continued his hohd to1.i'rnament with five points dOd lOrehound~ ' . · Alec f lanson contnbuted sev:. en <1SS1.lits, while Geoff Hunt ddded his charactenstic spark off the tmnch, mcludmg eight points, four rebound!>, three as!>islS and one hloc.ked shot. Kevin Hansen collected eight pomts and seven boards for the .,.,,nners, who had just four turnover-; at half tune. Hoover, which made 1u::.t 19 oJ 68 held-goal auempts uust less than 28 u), wa:; led by 6-5 seruor Zareh Aved1an, who had 21 pomL.., dlld rune rebounds CdM outrebounded the Glen· dttle-based chool. 43-30. R E C R U ·1 T I N G Romm chooses 'Ole Miss · • Estancia High and OCC standout signs to play for f\ 1ississipp1; Bu.cs' f\ tercer wlll play f,or Hurricanes. I \"0' I 1111 !bl{ PioJ COSTA ~ 1ESA -Running out ol ('lean clothe!> to wear, Orange Coa:-.t CoUcge nudclle linebdcker John Ronun decided to cut his recn.utmg trip whiC'h had taken hun to Buffalo, ~ hssissippi and Tulsa Umversill~s. short, skipping a planned trip to Utah. The day after h ~ got back, rep- resentauve from Utah were -.-it .. ung m his livmg room ·He had no dean underwear, T-shirts, he '"71 hke a zombie,· OCC Coach Bill Workman aid. ·He comes home and ~there thev are." Despite the Ute~· interest m the Ec;tanc1a I-ugh product, Romm decided to continue hi!> tootball career and education at Ole ~tis . "Even though 'Ole Miss has a lot of guys commg hack, they teeJ hke I'll ht in somewhere,• Romm SaJd. ul could have gone to Utah. but I wanted tl11:• competiuon and chall<'nge nl the Southeastern Conference (wh1c:h includes Alahama, Tenm• ... see. Auburn, Lou1 1ana StatP, Georgia and Kentuc.kyl." Utah had the earlv lead m the race for Romm The 'utes hdd no rntummg ... tarter::. at linebacker, so it wa Romrn's be.st chance to ·wm a )Ob But the c,ompetition.m Utah's new conference, called the 1ountam We t Conference, pal m companson to the SEC, C'OnSJdered, by ... ome the be t football conference m the nation. Workman bel1e.ves Romm will do weU TI1e ophomore had 108 tackl this s a ... on, eight for lo-.s- es, ~1th four sac.k .... Ironically, H10 u him at 14th on the OCC sin- gle-sea on hc;t w1th another E tlmna product, Dan Petrone, ..,., ho enrled up at Columbia • occ·~ Ivan Merrer has s1gned to play fot Miami. l\ tcrcer had 55 reception , thud only to Juruor Tdgaloa's ~Ul· glc-sca ... on totals, for 706 yards. His two year total of 87 reception ~ Unrd on the all-time li::.t, which i unprc 1ve con 1denng be nu d almQ t five game... his fr hmap year becau~e of an lnJUI)' • HIGH SCHOOL IOYS Mustangs fall, 64-62, in OT Tms rolling in Vegas, 63-40 •Canyon Tournament ·setback to Mission Viejo shoves Costa Mesa's 1\ilustanys into today's consolation round at noon. •Jameson leads th way for Newport {10-2) in consolation victory over Valley Springs. LAS VEGAS -\V:ith the numbers rolllng their wny, N• WJ>Ort Harber High's Sailors walloped Valley Springs of las Vegas, 63-40, in the consolation round ~y of the Les V4!$J•• Prep Championship at La Vega High •we play 16-mtnute halves and there'a no ibot clock (under Nevada high tcbool tul }, • N wport IWbor boys basketball coech Larry Hint said •Actually, it s kind of fun when things are going good You lOOk up and there. s still Mwn mtna'81 left • The Sailors (10-l), whos hv ·game winmng streak was napJ>OO Saturday b¥. Las Vegas Clark, 67·65 auised lo a 3t)-22 halftitn leed over the Conum<:he {8·3). Valley Spnngs won a N vada tale Jitle wt season Newport Harbor will play WoodbridQe or Mire Costa todaY at 9:30 un in the tonto- llaUon quarten at El Dorado High ln L.--Vlgel. A morning Vid<>ry would teDCI Dae s.lon \nto M fM!NDg ~ = a i::~~W::turdl~= Hint wh<M lqU9d w• a.ct by ..a - .. • l • .. • . ... . ... 20 to J1ost ) ~ plit BASKETBALL KIGH SCHOOL BOYS C.OAST a• STMA-5 CLASSK Pool play CORONA on MAR 71 GLENDALE Hoovat 47 Corona del Mdf 20 21 14 16 n Gle-ndale Hoover 11 11 14 1 l 47 Corona del Mar · Cr~tni 21, Alshulcr l3, Bottom 12, Hansen 8 Hum 8. She~ 5, Moms 2, Snell 2,, Han~r> 0, Patterson O 3 p goal§ Crosby 1 f'.ou E'd out Nope Te<.hnKals -Hanwn 1 "oover Aved an 21, Ebrahtml~11 7, Doloukhanian 4, Markoss1an 4, Rubio 3. Danoukh 3, Sark1~1ar' 2, Khodababakhsh1 2, Davood1an l 3 pt go~ls • Ruh10 1 r OUIC'd out Non<.> COAST CHRISlMAS CLASSIC Pool play f UlLERTOH 71, E'iTANCIA 56 Futlerton . 24' 8 19 20 71 Estancia l!J 9 12 20 56 Fullerton Azubu1ke 25, Brown 9, Sidhu 6, 8ridqford lO. Nett1nga 8. Gentry 0, (h.,n her 3 3 pt. goals Er dgford 2, Charnb ~ I Fo 1leJ •ut Non Es1ancia cantrcll 9 Chandler 2 Gam .. r 6. An lcrscn 9, Valbuc"a 16 Maldunadu '1, Rodr guez 2, Stapleton o. Stm<:o 10, l n1elu 0 3 pt. goals Canticll 3, And rs n 2, Simco 2 Fouled out Nonl CANVON TOURNAMENT J:irst round MISSION VIEJO 64, COSTA M C.SA 62 MM1on V1t'?JO 13 18 12 10 1 \ • G4 Co~la Mesa 14 11 12 Hi ~ 62 Mission Viejo Ulmt1 10, M11f1011 '2, S~rreh 2, logstrom 23, Colt ~. Ferri 'l, NIE.'S<'n 21 3·pt goal• Jlti< I)} Fo1i1<'(.J out None. • Costa Mesa · Tlim 2. H .. tsush1 16, Wruttaker 13, Weir 3, JOnL.1.0, Q1b1<;0 2, Ferryman 6 3 pt goals Wh1na~i>r 3 l-iatsush1 3. Fouled out None, LAS VEGAS PREP CHAMPIONSHIP N EWPOfn' H AR60R 63 V AUEV S rRINGS (LAS VEGAS) 40 Valley Spr.ngs McChnton 8, Green 17, Hope 2, M.mchu 4, Stouall 6 Floan 4 3 pt. goals r.iotMl Fouled out • Non Newport Harbor Jameson 22, Illingworth 14, Hearlson 4, t.1mon 9, Robinson 5, Clayton 2, Yarnal S. Kahle 2. Valle10 o. Hsieh O. Pa1ev1c O 3 pt goals Limon 3, Rob1n~on 1 Jameson 1. Fou!td out -None Halftime: Newport Hafhor, 36 72 SUMMARIES HIGH SCHOO GIRLS AVANt.iA TOURNAMENT NEWJ'ORT H 50, T OftAANO: 31 Totr nee 7 16 4 4 31 Nr;wponHarbor 13 12 11 14 SO Torr nee Lee 2, Prutanle 2. Ty 2, Yu ' Kadir 2, ll rlow 2 Wang t3, R p1sur~6 • ~ pt. goals Wan~ '3 r-oulev om None N wport Hart>or J~kson 6, Uri.> 11 4, P<lul 8, Hothster 1. Huntington 8. Ro~s 17 rutno11 3, Castillo 0 • 3 pt goal) Non Foul ·d ou\ fJone Wit.OCR Cl.AS!>IC Quurttrf1nals "AIU: WASHINGTON 59 (OSfA M ESA 42 Lolcc: Wa~tilngton 12 IG 13 18 -S9 Costa Me.a 9 14 II 8 42 tnkc Washington : Long 8. Sciola 2, Duerr 4 Le 4, Burk~ 2, Cole 2, Martin '1, Rondel 4, Kra y<!veld 19, H lmgren 12 3 ;n goals ra<Jj'eVcld 2 Fouled ou1 Nooe Techn rals Ron· d I 1, Coach H nser 1 Cost a M esa Srn th 9, HatsU\hl 8, Powl!rs 7 Ecirn~ 14 SC!~k1 4, loro~ 0.. cf 11 CJ Hitt 0 Thornton O 3 pt goals H, tsushl 1, Powers l. Earnest 2 Fouled out Powers LAGUNA BEACH TOURNAMENT Pool play E STANCIA 48, ORANGE LUrHERAN 45 E\lanw1 1:;i 13 10 8 s~ 48· Oran c Lulhf'!,in 14 6 9 14 2 -45 F~tancia 01Jl 19, C.m1ty 9, Hilata 4, OrC'tlana 8 Ma 1as 4, Lenhar1 4, 01111.1 0, Bart er O. J pt go;ih None I 011lcd O\Jt • Htr at :i Oritnge Lutheran -Klilz1ng 4, Cariker 4, Miller 12, Roger~ 11, Grady 7, SChulte l ~ pl goals· Miller 2 Fouled out -Grndy SANTIAGO TOURNAMUlf El MoOENA 48 • CORONA DtL MAR 44 Corona del Mar 6 9 JS 14 • 44 El Modena 15 6 11 16 • 48 Corona del M1'r Quon 29, Watanabe 7, D ck.son 5, Ubuda 2, S McCoy 1. J pt. goals· NA FoulC!d out Noni?. El Modena HC!rnandei 13. Mbtwecf 11. B.von 13, Glas5o 11 3 pt goals -NA. f oulcd out • None PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICl!I PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Newport Beodi/Costa Mesa Daily Pile LOOKING BACK l·ive years ago 1.bis \VCck ••• • <"ostlt M~n I huh't> 5Jlfl't h,-ukrih U lca~I mllo<l lbrul19h l.}1n fl!St U11cc round,. ot ttu \\'mr .. r ('li't '>il C'os1a M il 1 llyh Ir hu11u1 Koo Kim S<1Jre<I 11 iH•iOJs 111 d IJ1sl ruu11<1 .'11 lory O\ N Lung lk<1< h lfJrtfon b3·:l9 Antonl\•llf' Oc.11tu11 had 10 p11111ts 111 Ille"'" 'Tl1~ !l.1t1~1.1n11~ folio" l'!I up \\1th a, 19·<!R v11101y' uw•1 Sch1111 Knn c tmhn111•d lwr hot s111·.ik with l'.l points. I>oan Du ~tepp •d u1> \I/lit l.C point In I wl tht• 1\11151.iUllJ Ill <I !'11111!11111 VI• tu1y •1\tll n1~tln 5 l 1.f • 11 "ch m Ute \\ •nh•r ( t.1s~11. hrl 1ls \\ hl'r•~ COM<t /\ lesJ I hqh Wu 11\ 11rwtu Im Pd I 1y pcm 1'1'1ul \\ oodhm..ly~ t••,ui1, hi •12. 1fouro.111u;~nl f\.l\1P A11<11.'l 1 Uurye 's orr'<I IB pomlsJor tha Wurnors It cl<") Ve9c1 ml Sarah Spt•nc N °•''1 h c.<.1\ d Clght. pv nlli fur C~tn 1esil In uUtP.r g irt:. bcl t.;etball • l Uon: • Nosalle Kctn6 scor d 11 pomt'i a.s Cnron .. <Id Mar J huh <IPl&1ted $o11orc1, .u:1 io m pool pl } ot 1h1• nti 190 < avc1hC;1 Cl11 ~\( K..iftc c. n1c hue k with 12-s)(lml 111 U1•• 'cd Klnqs lo to Cw1~ on 49· 1 I, m the lhmt pince u.une later 1 hnt • Wt ek Und...ay W.mnln9too had 20 J)l)lub • foun1c1m Vall y Htuh <Jelcotl!d 'ewpon IJ,uhor Gf,.5a, m U1i' sc1nU111<1ls oJ the :\ la.rtna Toum.tlO••nl (;t>nevlf'H? Ev.uts sron•d 15 (IUIJllS Ill thf• ua111e tvt11t:. curcci 11 point rt the Sailor lost le> Oo an \ n w m tho third-pl.ice g11mr., 68·59 · Jn boy'> b.i\kt>lball: • !"Pwpml Unrhor H1uh wa h11sy Lhc1;.1nq tlw Cott<,\ 1 lohdn\ Clil,\ll t1tl11 wlulc Co1ona dnl ~f.ir cind I! l<111t 111 we>r.• on,, roll1 t<)Jl < ourse ,11 lht.: ~·llnl' to111n<tnwnl • fhc !'i.1i.Jrm. ll)ll'lll·d up tilt' tournnm<·nt with cl >h·.'>~ wm ovm D.in<1 I lill'\ Paul Tclyy~r !f'd lhe £'!fort \nlh I~ pomls Tut• S11iln1 lhl'O dt>IP<'llC'Ci R1ght>tU 70-b2, to ff'ctch lht• '< 1111fmah Dann} Pulido hMl 21 pmn1c; 1:d1~on w,1., d pmhl~m in lh1• ~l'mtlll1<1lt., hut thP Sailor:. WC'll' .1hl\• lo pull out 11 5)-51 VI( rory h~hmd .u 17-pomt t>llort h\ Juan Orell.tna • I lununnton llc11<h I hqh, h• tun.t 2~ poml., lrmn Tony Gonz<1IP1., <IP1<11il•d Nt>wport I lctrhot m the tinah 78-71 Th•• Sa1lo1 lt•d It~ 11 i•olnts from Ramy Shou.kry, who 111 de the ull·to111 n<.1111Pnt h'rLm with Ta\ y.ir, ""'er led 111 the yrunP • • Es1ano.1 t hyh1tnd Corona <lei t\far f!ach ~on on• And lo tone m pool pl{ly In th hflh·plare ~ mnltn 11., U}t> St S0 4ll, vlhile lh l!ngles bounc:c T(.!lillunmg to !JIVI.! Est.anm1 a fom~pomt mar<JtO. I h~ f:aql• ~ hPlct on lor c1 fj().5lf win. £3stiln<1l• mudci 6 ol 7 frne-ttuow opportu111111 s rlown Hit• t>Ui'ldl nn•11ook ndv.intag" of o tc ::h111cal lo11) lor n S!l·SI !rail below tw.ilig raU d for two intl'nttonal toub • whkh mw1 the· &•d Kmc s a~hetnc:<' Ramin Ba1ttanl matt. lwu41 ;thtGWtt 111 a.it r"'1dfl04 s lend lo three • OCIOIC ){jt ltAJ11sQn do d Ute doot •CM ;1.,1 Mr ts 111111 hn ,h.~ l5U1 w1th" _o·44 ~u:toq o~ .. r ll•i•·nn P111k at 011• {"Pnt11ry I lollday ruuma1m.mt L'l1111• Me rtiflf'ld corecl I'! point~ l 0 years ago this week ... • Clu 111 Lt!<• w,1 nntn1•d (•cm)C11l J1111h hoys b.1~ketli.11l uwll. h11nt1l !VP .i111•r Newpo1l I IMl106.t>4 Id 'lite tory 11wr nuhm111 in th ·ell 1mp1ons}up llnru. I t Sdllor t•l 4J lt.11ln1I lty om In thP clos1ny 1 ot d "h1•n 1 "" look,, !ihol tor the \\ m The ... hol mt~ cl ""''the• mbountl w. l>0bhl d hy ~cott Gral Lei! J •C:ki!d 11p th• b.111 Ctn~ put 1t 1Jacl ln for the gc1m1 "um 1 l,.1.'C hmshf'<l \•1th 25 (IOints ond Gr.t) oc1<1c I ~2 It! othn bo s ht1•IH•lhall 1cU011: • Ustrmcta I huh took its undclcoted ret:ord mtu thu c t C1111stm s CILis i and ,,,11 d through the lirsl round v; 1th o 115.53 v1ctor\ m 1rr sonor11 Tim Kjar sc:ornd a 1 .i1 1'!r·l luh 21 potr1l!> ,_·Uktt C11rti•f~111rnd 2JI •• In tl1c cn1 rtcrfu 1ls, £ t.uu:111 1 ltgh dumped U9unn I UUs 1).1-4 I, IJ,,hJnd 25 p •lnl from <'uru~ ·1 II Eaql . ., h•JI 111 llw sermllnllls. hut H'hounduJ ICJ 1h•ti.Ji1t f:th~on, '14~f to wjn thud pl1m Cmth s<.'01cd 1-l J>QIJ\t" aml Agu,tJn llf'N"dia .1dck'd 12 • Co11ll1 !11•1 "1111 I h!Jll dr>lenll>S.AldlfutO!>, l)..!-1>1 10 "Ul lt•1• co111>Plc1l1011 1 h 11np10n,h1p nl th• Cou't Ch11•tm.i\ r1, 'sic.: .Jc·lf Jat kson mk on•· hum undm 1111 IJ 1sl\PI 'n-llh 1.15 11•rn111n111q to go\f! tl1P S1•.i Ki11cis lh"' I cul, With 111~1 ,..., on<I-; r1•11111r111H1 Brl.in ~prdlt torn·d u 111111p bt1ll wha Ii qa\\ l 0011)nc111t•l l\l•ll I •~W'»IOll clllci 1 lw \\ 111. • M att C\\olt!rtlna SCOT• cl :lll points''"" :-;p1alt h<lcl I~ • N1'wporl 1 hn~lwn 1111 h d• lr..11ed \\\!bh lh-42 n the scmiJm11ls ol 1111' l.n \ 1•nte Lulh~r.,n To 1m11111en1 J(•rt•my C l<1rk 11110 12 potr I nw pm t 'hn .. tliln l11llow1•cf hy tft>ft•t1hn9 V,illt Luthl'fom, Sb·fl4, 111 iloubl1 ov fl m to ..-1n lhP touruainflnl · In ylrh haskt•lhall 1cttun: • Est1'nna li1gh op1 nl.>d the< ostc.1 Me 1 1011rnam1•n1 with 147 38 vfclory ovc.•r ()1• ~\Ii Potlnce Lumpkin scored 17 pomr and had 15 ri hound f\frhuil Earl,. hnd 14 points llnd tc11lc; • C01'tu Mt a li11 t., us1 cl a lttll· un pr .. ss lo clelc.11 \ ucc 1 \ t1llt!,,..52-4ft u1 tJ 1• Ur 1 rour: 11 Mclurt•f'n Moore ('()r(d 24 potnts by Jii-<m 1 llll Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot PUii.JC IOT1Cll MUC IOTICD PUIUC MOTICU PUIUC MOTICD PUIUC NOTIC!I PUIUC •one PUIUC IOTlCI dudltd by:.,. lndMdl.lll S No 91·2S05+11 LOM No Tilt llTIOUl\t mav be gr .. ., on Nolle• 01 l1US111' Siii Tnr.;;1 eel Nimier 4'2·721·31 rne -"ii;tiiii;Mi;i .. ii;;;;-J HaYe YoU ~ CIOlng 2S64951.VoellrUp NotlCI Of 1 day 01 ... Ttustot Julia C Salt Nl.fl'btf ~311.f il'ou 11e lllld01110f*I Trust .. 0$dli."TIS ..., .... • ••lA 111 ~yet? v ... 12·2-11 r1K1M1 S. You ••In oataun ._.ounrup a •mo• WOITllll ano 111 atlaUll ulldlf 1 dMO ol '"" at1y liat>dlly II' 1111 ricartctn Mw .... I Mini Gino~ ndtf a Ottd ol Tnnt DttN 1m11 t.-ourlJup Jr a mMrltd mteo 01.®98 Unfesl yo.1 tall ol 1111 su H!Jns and ~ TM tolloWlng !*'ION.,. Thie ltaltfMl'lt ... tied l23l90 UnllsS you llQ ICtOI\ • Ills SOii llld SIP¥111l e<:llOfttO prcttcl )CU P"OPl'l1 ccmnon ~ ' r , doing bullr1eM u : CHAM-wflt\ the COWJty 01«1' or IO PfOllc:l your PfoP«IY. ft may Ol*IY Duly 1PP0111ltll IJU111N ma, Dt SOid al I pl.C* • " stiown tlW8'11 llld Salt be ptQH FINE ART, 1112 Meno Orlnge County on 12/041111 SOid al • IKlbllc ... II you & RICtiatdS. A I.a# Corpo. ~"OU ,.,.., ii~ a,rpcal\ltl()fl d lhe maOI ""1llWl CO"•illlnl 01....., ,,.,.. Dr., ~ 8Mch, 1 .... TT721a nttO an IXP!llMllOll ol lh• auon recorded 4/26.90 • nat11t1 ol tne proewong'5 al\fy ••c.ressed er Wl'IOl:ed r• Ca t2tlO Ody PICC Dec. a, 15, 22, ft ot 1111 PfOCIMAIO againtl l#llll'llflt No 90·220021 In ~ ,ou you SllOUld coritr.t ;arc:tng 11 ponanion 01 en Kathy A z Poppen, 1112 2t, 18M TI.. ' you aftOUld contact • page OI OfflClll RICOfdS., • llWi'll Cn Ot11tltt Ill • 45 C\ll'ltlrll\Ces IO pa, .11\1 Ulil)alCI Marlnere Dr., Newport ... ..._.,_ -A 1K1bllc IUC1IOn to ... Int 0110. of 1t11 RIC«dtr 01 AM. Anorntp E~y N'1JC)na oabll(I 01 l!lt ~IQll 111 • BMch. Ca. t2llO • rv--·-1ht 111111\tst btddtf for casti 1 Olano• c;,utorn111 Dall ol Salt Cotpcral!Ofl (Tru11 .. 1 '23721 i:fua.ng 1nl•t'Sl ao-.111as ano Ttll• butlntH I• COil-,. .,.,, •aM, "'' chlClc drawn bY 111)11 1/19.99 II 10 00 NA PllOI ot ""''* °"'' Uk• Forest CA aM other chargK S«llld ti', duc1ed by: an lnOMdulll '° oul• _.,.. or na~ blnk. a cntcllt dmm Sale. In Irle front ol Ole llalll>otes 926JO .(~9)707 .!JMO as I/le ~:a pr~r T111 1e1111 ITIOlin1 Htvt YoU "*1ed doing Nw • ........,. by a 1111 or ltdtrll cr1011 at lht main entry ¥ea lo' lht QJly acJP(Jlntad T111sa11 t.ndlll ~ I.Ile o~tC balance cit the ob· butlntel ~ No TM followlng penona .,. unlOll. or a cheCll dratti'I tli. a Plactnlla Crvlc: Ctntar -401 411 Ind pursuant \0 tri. D• al igation seturtd by S.Jd Pf~,,~ Kathy PC)p9tf't dolnQ bullneu •: K.C. or te.dtrll uvings 1110 loan E Cflapm111 Ave . Plan~ CA Trusl recordlld 0111.wa • 11 and rtaiONl)jV tS!snalea com Thie tt.llement wea tlled CON'STRUCTION, 3281 soc:laoon, savings -~· Amount ol unpaid bllanct and Docomenl '9980019270 ol Olli ll•PQfl~ •1d ad'r-anca al 111e wtlh the County Clertt of Iowa St, Cotta M .... CA aon. or s~s bank SPICllitO ollltl' ct1ar1111 S27 611 16 ael Rec:oros 111 the Ofloce of 1111 t.ne o1 u11 1nit1al publicahon o1 Orange County Oh 12·1•98 9282$ 1n SICbon 5102 01 tnt flnanaal Sltttt Address Of other com· Rec:orcw al Orange Count~ 111.., Not ct" UIS.I°' 75 0.111 1Hl8118314 Karl Dulak•, 3291 Iowa St., Code and author11td 10 do mon dtSIQnauon 01 rul prop· CalJorma Encutad by 17J29J98 Attorneyt Equity H•· Dally Piiot o.c. 22, 29, Cotta M .... CA 82928 buslnlsS In llllS stall WIN be ertY 2531 Orange Avenue Unit Rodelick MacOo~ld and llonal Corporlfon N•ta111 I.• t998 Jan 5 t2 19" T230 Thie butln111 la con-held by N duloi appolntad 0 Costa Mesa ~ 92627 'A PN Bam-.ari MacDonald husband ~SI FortclOSf.ft Depiltt,.,..111 · • ' ' dueled by: an lndMd~ In.ls .. as shown betow, of all 937·75·037 Tiie understgned and ,,.,11 u t()llll leoants w.11 51u C2119'1 1ing 199& '"' 1112 PUBLIC NOTICI! H1Y1 you •tarted doing rigflt utll. ano lnllrnt con· Trustat d1sct11111s any tiab•lllY lor at pubtte auctJOn to the hJQhlSI 1%9 ------------• buatneu V-17 No veyad to and 1ow held by !ht any lncorractnen ol Int street bodder for casn OI caslu8'51------....... ---t-I l'lotttloue llualne• Kart Dula.kt trusiee 111 ' tilt her111111ter o•-address or Qllltr common check made payable 10 A!IOf ,...,... ltllt•llMflt Thi• 11atem.m wu llled sc:rlbld property under ana oesignauon. 11 .. any. 111own ners Eq..iity National Corpo(a· TM followlng l*IOOI .,. with the County C1trt of pursuant to a dMd to trust above ti no flft•l. address or to011 (payable at th• 1.ne ol·1111 doing t>Ytlnet1 u · Q & M Ofenge County on 12·11M18 dtscr•tlld balollr The sale Wiii be other common dltillnatton 1$ alld in accordance v.<lh Section AUT , n1 19th St., 11, 1 .... '71DM madl, bllt w!Qlout COVlllll'll or sht>wn. dtrtcbOl\S to Ill• loca 1924h{b) al the Ca~forruJ CMI Coeta M .... CA 12e27 Dally Pilot Dec. 22, 29, wr.,ty, UPfftStd or tml>Atd b<lll ol tilt property may bt c:oo.. and acceptablt 10 th• Gino Shwatkhanlan, 21148 1998 Jan 5 12 19" T22! regardli\g tlllt. f>OSStn1on or oblalned by seno111g 1 wr1nen TrustH) at "" lllln (Nor1hl SUtfwood t.n.. Huntington ' ' ' ' eocumbrancas. to PZf the request to Int t>tntlleiafy Wlllltn Emnnce to th• Covnty Court- Blech. CA 92e48 rtmlrling prlf'ICIPal sum ol lie I 0 oavs ol 1111 0111 ol hrsl houH 700 CMc Centtr 0""9 Thie bu1ln1aa la con-no9t(s) sec.irM by 1111 0..11 ol publiuuon ot 11\is nollCI ot sale West S1nt1 Ana. Califor111a ah Cl ... lfted 11 Trust With intttest and 1.1i. O.ta Oeamber 22. 1998 wor iig.!\I we and lllltrest con~eyac ····· ? cnaroes lltrton . as PfOVIOtd 111 & Rictlar°' A UN Coroou to ano no• lleld by • ulldlr Slid .. ~~!"'9N~•NTbuy On the move 1111 noll(s). adV~ under the 1e C«l>Of•• Pim DIM New-Olld o4 TriJSt 111 1h1 pr~y Good Jobs rellabl• aervlces ... Interesting things to buy It'• all there every day In Claulfled M2·H78 Plug lnlO ltle CloSStflecl '8CtlOO to tin<I ~·oes rrom elecil'ICIOns ond plvmbef s to PUBLIC NOTICES No room left In th• garage '°' th• ca!'? A a.all to clautfled can help Thinking of ha111ng a garag• aaie? , Gtve ue • calll CLAS811'1BD 942-44118 LOCAL MORTUARIES PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery • Mor1uary Chapel • Crematory 3500 Pacific V1ow Of•ve NewpOrt Beach 644-2700 w ..... '"" you re • wms ol 1111 DMd ol Trust port Baacll. CA 92E60-7901 ~tu3tea "' satd Coi.nly carJoi Ing, aemng, or Just Sell your extra 1n111est 111areon. Im , cnargH (949) 720-9200 Sale lnllnn•· 1111 '"' $tfett aoo1SS or e111e1~---------i -------- tooklng, ct&Mlfted h" household and uperms ol 1111 trus11t l0t non ontv (714) 573-1965 S111cf'1 cOl"VT\Otl o.gna•J011 " any ot Why play Hid• 'N PIERCE BROTHERS BEU BROADWAY 'Mortuary * Chapel Cremation 110 Broadway ·Costa Mesa 642-9150 What you Medi r Items tlll toQI 111\0URI (at flt bin• ot Cltmtl'lb. Trus .. Sala 01t1Ctl I/II real propeny dlsao.d SMk wtth chlldcar•? CLASSll'lllD lht 11111Ja1 pubbeltlOll ol the P1154G4 12129M 01~ lllfllfl 1'$ purported lo be 9 Torry ...... .,. In Classified nobCI 01 silt) rusonabf't 01112.99 P nes La11t Ne¥.oort Beach ca C a 11 CI a•• I fled estamalld to bl wt lorlll bllOw 92E60 Count Asles$o(s Par· lodayl &42-64578 Ratr-. and dt•udluw-. nrc -.ubjtn to dmngt· \\ithout notil't·. Tiw publi .. lu·r rh«'rw .. the right to t't'1hor, rrclu.,.,if), n-\ 1-.c· or. rejf'ct unv c·la-. .. ifit·d ndHrti .. t>nlt'nt Plt·!lh~ repon an\· t•rror that mu\ b1· 111 'our da-. .. ifit.d ad imi1wd.iutt>h Tiw l>ntl) P .. ilut ai·n·pt-. no liabilitY for 1Ul\ rrmr in un ad\l•ro-.f'nt1•111 for whid1 it mit} bt· n• .. po11.,ihl1· "'''rpt for tlw rn .. t of thr "Plll't' uc·1uall~ on·upied b) thr t>rror. Cn•ili1 can onh ~ nlltl\H'd for tlw fir~t in-.c•rtion. ' --~ - ----~ . j ' I ,. -. . ., . . . --~ . ' ~· 2102·2744 VISA ., By Fa~ (<l-.<l) o:i t-h:->11i u· ll>C 1111 (111lr \flllf 11111111' anti I''" 1••1111r11l"r oi11I ,. .. ·u rull ~011 ti • k 'u1li 1 prl<• cp1ill• ) , ,, By Phone (1>-t'>) h'+~-:-)(} .. x By MaWln Person: :uo W1·-.t H.t\ ~tr1·1·1 C11 .. 1a ~11• .. a. C~\ <l2h:!7 \t \,..,I"'" llh.t .\ B,.\ ": Index _...... 27•0·2790 I~ 2•20.301• Hours I l'l1•pli1111(• 8:~0a111-·dl011111 \l1111da\-I ndin . \\·,_.11.:-111 8 :.maJ11-7>.0Up111 \I 1111 ' ~ 1 111\ 5530·5540 Tur»doy, December 29, i998 7 PUIUC NOTIC!I Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for you. .. "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial Service ~Why should you subj~ct yourself & your family to paying inflated prices for caskets & services???' Call Toll Free 1-888-54CASKET Sming Orange l Surrounding Countries Mondtt) ................. Frida) 5:00pm Tttt• ... dci) ......•...... ,Monday 5:00pm W<·dru·-.day ..... ,. ... Tuc~da) 5:00pm. Thur .. cla) ....... \Vcdrw ... day 5:00pm Friday ................ Tliun,<lay 5:00pm :;atur<lay ............... Frida) 5-00pm 1011-9090 • Gr IJU.BOA COSTA MESA 2124 ROOMS 2706 BUSINESS MONEY EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE PIJmfSVLA 1007l•liliiiiliiiiiiiillil--l•liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OPPORTUNITY TO LOAN 1 2914 5530 . 5530 5530 MISC. 8015 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY •••iiiiliiiiiiiiiiii UST 8 ID• 1 Br 1 Ba Ha W. Oceanfront/22nd. 2 904 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PRIC8 RllDUCTIONI hoY•• S725 w /garage Private rm, unfum, aht iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SSS FOR A VARIETY of AVON PRODUCTS Sales Only M00,0001 4Br S775. No dog• Agent bath, utl• pd, n/emkg, u•n-• long term lncom• Start ycx.rr own busl· COM• GROW 2•5ea on the bey.Ide. (IM9) &42""99 kltch•n•tt•. laundry. Pteue b• wary of out alr••ma. Jo. W•n1· n•H .. Work nexlbl• WITH USI Cati Doug Ech-'~· t----------1 block 10 N B. Pier of area companlea. w 0 r 1 h : 10 11 fr•• houra. Enjoy unlimited Expanding r9tall ad· All ttal ttlltl •hmttl•t .. lllt• Agt M._..a-7711 V'lnDnnRT ' $510/mo. Call Sam •I Check with th• local 1 .a 8 8 ·2 3 1 .5 3 7 5 . •arnlng•. Call toll fl'ff vertlalng department n~ncv 94M7~08 Bett•r Bualneas (CAL•SCAN) (888)942-4053 . aMks a Hl1 mot1va1ec1 ....,.,.. 11 •~ltd le"' fM· BEACH 2189 (B•tw•en 9AM-5PM) Bureau b•for• you (CAL•SCAN) accoun1 executive to 111lfltfffle1l19Actet1tlln CORONA liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiii Hf'd any mon•v for Borrow•r'e Mark•t DllLIVEAY DRIVER Hit, develop and •er· ::::~:~.~. "·.~=~. Dl!L MAR 1022 w• HAVll eo , ... or Mrvlc••· R•ad Credit Problem•? Dav•. Mondev's onlv. vice new bualn••• HOM .. ' .. N•-M BOTBLS and und .... tand any Qu\ck caah \oanel Own car w/lneur., and 1peclel aectlona. 11111111111 ., .iu1l•l11t11~ •••••••&If From $1"'00.-~-::o'"'oo .• MO ..... YC! -ii719 contracta befOf• you 1-800-7~2585 muat hold CS+ coolere. We prefer• candidate '"'' H l'ICI, eel•. t1ll1l11, VACANT TWNHll• "' ...... & ~ "' I Sh d f He•tthy Gourmet to haYe a minimum of .. ., '""'"· 11111111111111 ... 11 Lo-aT ••1CllD p•r mo No Fe•• • gn. op aroun or 94""' •3•2 ... 2... I t d w• rn Broker IMl-&42-3850 ratea. -.,.. ., • 1 year pr n a • APPOIYl'KE.\T SF.Tllll..~ i;f ~ fom.ing UJl(I ,..,1:nu~ ,.hift., ~12-~20 Pt·r Hom ~ op•l'rcwl• .. ' ,..... l11~hn •lloahh 1'111.alln.u......'C' • VII I\ !'Ian •l,.td\-.tlr .. • 'Lt!111K ll ftf) ,.,., .. .,,1'1k'"nl -..111aa1 t11111," i1 l1l11llH 3aBre' •. In aCeOIMl•'r Out of Llttl• Inn ·~ The AT&T. MCI PAYPHONE 11uvo""'CEM!NT$ DRIVER-FLATBED. verttalng experience. 11 "'"' ••r 11d ,,.111111ct, aaya Lido lelo 3Br 2Ba, •-... ot-', 1 blk 10 Rt••· Prim• alt•• I»'~' VH MILES M R Exc.llent communlca· c .. t.1hh .. hr1I ml'~ 111111114111 • •llaill!l111Cltll • ... , It Todayl Lr; F I 3e alk t -• n "' ' oney. e-!ton 1kllf1 Ability to 11111 i:rin•uti.: Tlltt ... ,,,,., •Ill ttl 3Br & fam nn, ~ b~cGeno~~1.~ ~t:,.,,, L..owp ,.. ..... w!71~:ootH S150K year potential •Mpected1c'a134, d~':i~!r. m::~~ •et goal• and mak• < ull fcir hl''Polntmrnt -. ,.., .. Mo ........ 7a•--1e _...,u ... ~ Loweat price• f I I •-l '"''"''l' •7u -• r KU,.. •Cl'f 141nrflt· coamettc work but ----and 401K Cons1atent pro ea1 ona pre .. n... ...,.,....., ..... ~ •114 IM 11111sttt1wMtll11 i. PRICED 1000'• LESS ~'DO ISLE* b vt 800-800-347soc. N LOST & mllH, western or 48 ttons tn • fut paced c::::=====Oi ------ ""'"" .... 11 •. °" ""'n th. n I •• t • •I• . .,..._. br 2b ay .~w, RE.-ALS TO (CAL· " ) OUND 2925 .,., ... 3 yr• om ... and dtlall orlent•d ell- ltl '"''' 111.,.1• !Mt all $319,000 Mak• Ott•tl dplx 3 a, nu e n & CALL US TO f vlronment ' EMPLOYMENT •••lll•t• •41mttst41 111 "" Koler •Co. carpel, gar, $2000/mo. SHARE 2724 ADVl!ATISe ' yr. natbed. Combined Xlnt benefit package, SERVICES SS33 ~ 0 33 ... ...., ... , "'1ttltfl11 II II 949-378-6578 Sf,11..~ ~:..:~~· statewide for $450 In Found D09 Lrg young Trans 8~~:c;~~) ln<:IUdlng 401k. Drug iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliililiiiil Olf 957-v1 ~ "''' .,,..._., '"'8, ft,_ 200 Callfomia newa-blklbrown mix, neu-G acrMnlng}phyatcel ,... SOUTH COAST N-rt Terreoe Lido .... Share 2t>r .......... ,. combined cir-t•r-... mal• taken 10 MEDICAL BILLIN quired. EOE ... I .... ............... llUO OST'• .-C!. 1024 ---I _.... 9" u II It d I c • AUCTION TIA·ll•ll 1· ... .U•ts•.f• C n ~ Spacious 3br 2.5ba, fully tumlahed Apt. w culatlon oYer 3.0 humaln• aocl•ty n m • n om ReaumH via fax• At· P1 ... • be awaie that twtin. frplc, patio, pool patio. No pet S860tmo mltllon CALSCAN at S3&-&480 or 71 ,._ por•ntlat. FT/PT, In-tentlon, Lynn Eaola th• llatlnga In thla cat· 2202 s., lltill 5'. "•W11*1.,...,0C_,.._ a•aiD• Beautlfut-4Br/ $1350 Avalt Jan 1 Agt. • H .... TS-1101 (918)449-36Ge. 548•2472 for Info. vt•t $4,995/$8,9951 Fl-71~802 Of mall: eg<>'Y may req\Jlre you SMeaAM.CAt2701 allllUlatm.. ....,.7~9t8 ·(CAL•SCAN) nanclng avallable. Tlm11 Community to c:all a 900 numbe ~u -cuzt1 2.5Be, fam rm, Built In N8 •• 81utf ah are H U Q a A •WARD FrM Info, & video. N•wa, 330 Weat Bey In wttlch theta la ROUSES/ CONDOS PORSALE '90 Hunyl S315K Earl Octt l'ront year round, 3/2 s w/d beautiful ---------••••• llghtly tiger Client acqu1ation pro-Str .. t, Coela M•M, charge par mln\tt• & Judy Taylof, Agetrta un-fum'd 2br 2ba, very v~I· Prtvat• balcony CREDIT 2907 atrlpp•d Manx (NO gram. 800-322·1139 CA 92e2'7 MJ!aCllANDISB IM9/942~722 clean, pdo on beach, S760mo \M9-769-8623 TAIL) mlaal"" alnc• X1, 2101. (CAL•SCAN) ---------1 1 n9W paint a. carpet •·• e..-.Y 0 _...,. MISC 8019 a~ Newport Hghta $2400 1M9-831•T7tM NB ahar• Condo. P\11 OVl!A YOUR Hl!AD 12·18. NP H•lghta Newport Beach amall i/IC'--------:~I Dnl.I"&. •~& ' area 2 houNa on a br/ba walk 10 beach, In deptl Credit card•/ vaclnlty. Male, an· hotel, •Mk• PT, FT PrC.)Ugt0us. rncndl). W.A.N1'1!D 5535 lot . Both upgraded-Panor•mlo Ylewal pool• J•q r•c rm bllla? •cut payments 1waered 10 Beau Beau t•mp, position lmmed. Juet 0,... trl••• 11 • $449K. Call For Rent Totally redone. 8200af at.d com'm $850/m~ up to 80'%ll *Maintain kitty. Black collar w/ (949) 673--3800 \orona Jcl \lllr ' cht Avoid th• ruahl Of'der Info. Earl & Ju~y home In Dover ShorH g 94..,.80-1332 good cr•dlt. •FREE tag. Suapect Coyote Pfr Aaat Mnr for Self • Clu" 1 hmn" foc..ld C•,.•Ohrer for eld nowl 1135 •cord, 178 Tayk>f, Aga. 842-4722 marble ftoora, granlt• . c 0 n•u1t 8 t 10 n attack. Could be In-• , ~ erly. 10yra 1oc1r•ta 1(2 cord, O•lhr•red GeNJ!••Y 1002 countera, new roof, (8 00)658·1641 juredlM9-&4M027 Storage. 2 daya.wk trHr 1mmed1atCI.) Orlvlng{ehopplngJ treetoyourdrMwa)'. ~ --• •• r1 Matr-Sulte · plu• •JC1ra daya •• good cook! Chrl.tine 714-888-14att 1•••1!11!••••1 rPOH ..... xu out • .www.anewhonzon.org LOST 12/22 Qold nug. n••ded. Computer l'llllH\J'CtW\\C \M9-846-3735 =~::"':'--:--..,::-....-NI~ private pool. Unlquall COMMERCIAL Llc•naed, bond•d, I Lid exp helpful, llghl "" I Wom T•nnlntt Bade * Y.A. * 1••,CB 1oaa $8500/Mo. C&ll Roma non·pront/Natlonal Co g•t/bone p n, o ..... <LA .. l'\._9019 . rrcferte~ .... nu ing Tan At Hom• so Down . SO M~ln .an v• 949-659-2444 Menu anaT BST'•·TB (CAL•SCAN) ar•a. Reward. Call malnt. ......-....v-Buy Dir~ and 8 .,,.1 FREE couneellng ReddW Re•ltV ~ n. Ted, (IM9) 720.9990 PROPERTY MGR M·F a11rhcant-slw1Jldarpl) Commercial/Home FREE Uat of Hom•• Wat411'1ront S:.inaet Yu y.,..11 ... oondo lbr Lo•! Black mala cat w/ FT. for Senior MobO• in l\f™'n Bu~rne,5 MERCHANDISE untta from 1199.00 HU ON A REP 0 8 2-sty 4Br 38a Home Hm• Park In North HB "-• -•· .. p 1-eoo-723-e857 lmmao Cond-$525 ooo 1ba no pet nu carpet. wht apo1 on tac•. ar•a. Exp ptef. Salary d.1\!'i .,,.,nes .... ~ Low ... onthly mta V•t•r•n RMI Eatate Agt. Brian Edmondaon ~~~.!~~:~~~~75 BUSINESS GET OUT Vaclnlty NP Helghta. t beneflta. Fax ~T ~=-7f:= NO OOWNPAYMENT? M0-723-6161 PROPBITY 2767 (IM&) &4&-lOGO R••ume \M9-852•5582 PROBLEM credit? Abandoned •••Oh VERSAILLES Condo lbr OF DEBT! A-I Eal•t• Own th• home you ~ One• In • amen, pool, tennla. R••ld•ntlal g1n1tal need now, wtthoUt • llt9tlme oppo41unfty at Patio, w of ocean. c ..... ahop/ .. prHao/ We can he/ri! EMPLOYMENT oltlc• dutlH, compl«:.--------·· big down payment. only 1348,000 Agent Cted. ck IM9-7ee-eee8 putry on prime toe. -.C:.: tklll• req·d, ben.m•1--------~ Compi.t• financing If IM9-72W120 Only 1141<. Jenny 714-• Cridit Cmiis [.(mSQlida1td Pl .. ae fax res. Ann quallfled. D•Georg• UDO 1. New 6Br 5.5Be 904-"48/570-e3npgr • Poymt111S i.m'trN M•llaaa 94~'7429 1 •1 ~<>;'.; :1~~: 1 4 • 3c gat, S1 ,895,000. APARTMl!NTS • )llltrtSI Rtd!Xtd BMPtOYMENT (CAL•SCAN) Biii ~~~ POlt JtENT •Jfaraumtnts'Stopptd 5530 SOLD! ShOWCUe homH tor aal• In our Saturday Real Eetat• Supplement I HW1trt lhore• 2Br BUSINESS 6 • llabliiMOS fiOI ofc, 2ba, beam cella,1 ________ FINANCE AS8aM•L• ARTS, new« ui. roof. $348K BAI.BOA CRAFTS, TOYS, Jew· Good jobs t•llable aervtcea Interesting thlnga to buy •Btn Orundy RMltO,. -vrvs'" • 2607 erly, wood It ms, typ- ' MH7H181 cana.n vw. •---------log, eewlng, compllllf Ifs nil ther BUSINISS work frot\1 hom• In ••••••••• Yeeftr Lf9 atw 1 be your apaie um• Gre t every day Boust:HH w /2 patio•, .nar• oar OPPORTUNITY pey. frM d•t•ll• call In Clusltled cra .. tflecl .. ,,,_ DtrectofJ help you find retlabf9 hilp. M2-HT8 Ct..MSIPISD It'• the ""°""'* you can count Ol'I to Mii • myflaCI of~ di• ll*n9, beee•- OUf oolun\M oompe.I guallf19d buxm !9 HOllUOP TitlWllK Dl .... llW .. tit.art ....... .,., ~ S1200mo MM7tMl213 290t ________ 140CMl32«>01, Ml-H71 CONDOS Ava11 lmmectiat.iy. HBWPORT NEWPORT 24 hra CA1.•BCAN) •-Nl-WPO-. -IT ___ _ HEALTH a flTNBSS HBIU.TH t flTft!SS HEALTH• PITftlSS Oeedlin• Wed Opm ••••• ONll "°"11 ~ ...... Deadltne Thur& 5pm ••••• 1tpavato~ao In tho bNt IOc-' Aaa1Eauite8"'ton CALL TODAY UURMM MlollMIU MmWILLIY ...., ..... t•'°-Jt•UNT ____ ,·-c-o-10-NA----,.•:U:CB:.:::::2:8:89~BU.:_ =CB===28~U; IMCll R 2889 BU.CB •------Dlt llll 282211 Ne~ort l\'Iarlna W.IOA 2 07 •••r ••• "•••• PllfllfSVl.A l remod•l•d front hoUM. LG O.Ckt gw, o..... ,,.._ 28r 2... hrd-wood flrt, oeem deft, LG cMctc, nu paint ceua. •lcyUOM a mof9, a ctpt, pet1ctng, yrty 12.200 M .. 72MUI ~ ....... .,.. -----COIOllA Dltllll llJSCll'UIOUS 2122 lllTALS ON ODii 2br l.lb9 ~·-.-OO-llS ___ 27_0I_ <"!) 121-Mea \ .Apa.rt.rne11ts ttiy(ront ,·omm11ntl)' with ("tv11rc l'!Ca, h ~ m1mN Tropl I fnn,l~i: t ~ l.nruu fl'.101 & un J«~. Walk ti1 fhltm hlond lhOf • MmutcJ fmm F11it1 m I land lous I BR, 2 BR and WA & dtn atm • Pfl\/ re patil or b Icon e1 • w, .. J bum ndg;i~ flrcrlaccs • l"tl\'lllt' f~ • & t dips I)\ illa'bk • $1650·$ 600 o Pro Cl~call (949) 7~19 .. 2e8t 3000 3000 3000 T~oy,Deeember29, l998 .. TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 $lngirlg group 8 SodelYOaJ 9 Snow aystal • 14 Part ol a pound 15 Battery tize 18 Allude (to) 17 Kind of muffin 111 Pointed atch 20-·rellet 2 t Art11t' s plaster 23 TV'• Sevareld 24 Sallors slang 28 Close retallve 28 Contuse· 31 Make C1)frecuon1 tn 33 NOii~ 34 Some loOtbaH pl.ayers . 37 C1othmg 38 Assist 39 Hotel wortler 41 Lyncat 44 "Melrose Place' I role 46' Pitchers 47 Plundered 48 Hall·of·Femer 'Reese SI -National Part\, Utah 52 Wheel part 53 Slreyulf 56 Type or scene 58 A/ncen nver 81 Copy 84 Skate 85 Jonglrau. • o 68 0.lhl garments 87 Good )odgmenl ee Seer• aoen1 .89 Romantic appolntmom DOWN 1 Base1>atrs Ty 2 Island dance 3 Burden 4 Typeol cube s Yank·a roe II Challenges 7 Corn partions II Weter bOd•es 9 Toand-1 O Stoiglll of hand 11 In Rames 12 AclOI Costner 13 Construct 18 Heron 22 Cendtd 24 Wind-dfrven debris I() wesierns 25 Serpent 27 Crawling.Nlsect 28 lmplOf• 29 Test 30 PIOrre's molner 31 Herooc tales 32 Type ol poe? 35 South African PAEVlOUS PUZZll! SOlVED monetary unrt 36 Flank 38 Ambiance 40Pop 42Be1ndebt 43 Act 44 Histonan Durant 45 Chalrman - 48Tw1~ 49 NapoleOn's punishment 50 BasketbaA star 51 ~~&nefVY 54 Harem rooma SS Swallow repodly 56 Poppins of flC1JOO 57 Elevalor guy 58 Most exo811enl 60 Femate sandpiper 62 EndlllO IOI •soc11T' 63 Auto Bridge By CHARLES GOREN wllh OMAR St IARIF c111c1 TANNAJI tflHSCll Newport Beach/Co 0 sta Mesa Daily Pilot AUTOMOBILBS fOID to75 •JUP•lll!l••'~u~o roascm 1175 •9a Wrant1ter 4X4 ... •11 c.n.N. ._ ......_. X.lnt cond, hard top AJC 35k ml, Red/tan Int, JClnt nu paint, a.eL ve. CID ,_ 11,.~ s&Oo down l2000 down aaaume BMW 9030 seooo 714-381-0138 au ume 17150 at $18,600 PP. 'iillil•&iii&•• ******** '228rno IMM73"°"11 .,... e7$041 t 1" 'ff axPLORiR XL T --------::-:-••• 7801L ltlk/blk, 4X4, 89K ml, white, -•'"'A 9125 1-------:6:-'.l~--=- CAUCH'I' IN THE FNO chrome, C/O, PhoM, or-at c:ond.. lthr, AC. ;;.-..u.M•••• .. --~ SATUIUf " _. orig ownef, t7k ml. $9000. (9491 &40-1817 • • .. •••••••• Xlnt cond S12,800 ••t eae Btu., auto,11 Both \lulnerablc. North lkals · NOR I H •Q <::? AQJ9 o K76 • 106432 WEST •J 9 <::?108431 0 Q 103 •AK '7 SOUTH EAST • 10·7 6 2 <::? K 65 o A 98 • QJ9 •A K854J "7. 0 J.5 4 2 •.85 'lllc b1dtlmg: NORTH EASf SOtrrH \H.S I l• Pe tNr Pass 1• Piw. l• p~ Pus Pa11 Opcrung lcaJ• King or + Games and slams provide the excitement at the rubber bridgt: table. but partscores often feature more 1meresting play. This deal is from a high-stake rubber-bridge game. To put 11 kindly, North's first-seal opening btd 1s 1moginotive. With o shabby five-card minor and a single· ton queen of spades, a pass seems the nghl action However, that is unlike· ly to have made any difference Lo the final contract. Since a weak 1wo- ~pa1.:lc opening bid by South llo thud 949-720-7~37 '97 FORD ESCORT pw, pd, alarm, A/C, s·:~As:~~~~N, seat would . probably ha"e ~en •et •MW eeoot ~~~~~ 1 ..';u'f.~ee :~ya, ;!.~= (AX137970) ••••• ra. .. sed out. Nonh-Soulh were des· Fully Loaded CONNELL NISSAN ··3. 2000 CONNELL NISSAN 11111.'d h> arrive Ill the ~me Spol. $27,995 (#8822) (714) 765-3333 p I c Ku p 8 LAC k. (714) 755-3333 West le1l the King of club~ and ton· C~9r':!:~~NG 'ff T .. IRD LX (BW380984) ..... , ____ ......., ___ _ 1111\Jed with 1hc ace before shifung to •uto air c••• CONNELL NISSAN TOYO""• 9210 u 1rump. (A trump ~witch at trick two '92 •MW eae (13494!,>.._112'.886 ' (714) 765-3333 hiii••6•.n••••• would probably have l1cen wiser. liut White/Black, lo ml LaAUS OF 1s unlikely lo have changed lhc out· • S~L,995 (#7814) WESTMINSTBR MERCBDB'S come.). Dummy's queen won unc.l a CO•• MOTOAINQ ('7t4) eea.eeoe) club rurt 1n the clO'icd hand set up 4 (IM9l 860-59.~5 " 1---,..,,....;,1-a-t ...... R""'o--1 lwo long cards in dumm~. •93 •MW 740tl .. c .. WL -f "u to , A , 11 , , r , 1K"n two more roun :. o trumps, 12k ml Bumper w~. (1~59~18,888 on whtch a heart and a dtamond were S25,883 (#8858) ua 01' discarded lrom dummy, railed to COVB MOTORING WSSTMINST•R extract all the enemy fangs, the con· (IM9) 65().6915 C714t a•a.e904I) tract was in jeopardy, :.ince the play 'M BMW 7 40t to the lir..t rwo mcks virtually marked Exec'• Choice GMC 9081 East forthe a1:e of diilmond~. Lea~ ing . 1.25,995 (#1118e) tl11.: mastcr1n.1111p outslandinai. declar COYS MOTORING liiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil c!r now tro ~ed 10 the ace of hearts (IM9) 850-5815 and led a winning club. Ea t ruffed •98 BMW eis . and led the king of heans 001;larcr Pr•mlum Package countered elegan1ly by refusing to $25,995 (#8572) ruff, instead d1'1Carding a diamond COVI! MOTORING '97 SAPARI Auto, AC, 7 1ea;•· (54~ t1e, USOI' W.STMINSTeR (714) ee2.eeoe 9130 '88 L8 7 peu.nger Van. A cond. 162k ml, ldNI for famfly $3500 --------- '74 480 aL ...... 7e4391 82k ml, yellow with 2 toe•. 14400 obo ••s AVALON xLI 949 8400A8 Aut o, ai r , c aaa, '91 MBZ 300 aL (100814) $21,888 th .. ut LDUS OP lmmae. roug .. o waSTMIMSTllR 134,995 (#4458) C7t4) -~ COW MOTOfUHO ••-- (IM9) 850-5915 1-.,-,,9~8~~'!":V.:"":~-:-:0:-.:N:-XL~:i- •ea M•Z 800 SL Auto, a Ir, c a I a, Smoke/altver, to mt. (10081•) '21,888 541,995 <111ee99> urxua ol' COW MOTORING W.STlllMSTIDI (IM9) eso-6916 (714).--...oe '94 ••z aeoo •97 CliiiiY &.m from harid. Thal left the defense with (949) '50-6815 no resource. The best East could do was c~h the ace of diamonds. and 'ff •MW 74011 Low Wan Mllea declarer claimed the rest. Making 1'43,99!5 (#8447) Whlte/Gray-lmmac ve, 24K ml, Ilk• nu 1---------1. ccrvi9:ot.:=:5~a (0881r.Jx.,. :J,8,888 BONDA 9085 CIM9) 86C>-6915 waaTMINSTD two-odd. COW MO'l'ORIHQ Leani to he a better brldge_p lay· er! Subscribe now lo lhe Gortn Hrldae Letter by calling (800) 788- 1225 for lnfom1ation. Or wrile to: (IM9) 650-591 5 '978MWS28 White/Tan $29,895 (11'38'9) cov• MOTORIHO (849) 850-5915 (7t 4) 892.eecNI ------- 9135 '90 ACCORD M!ICtJRY '94HONDA Auto, AC, caaa, im .... iiiiiiil ...... 1 ..... ------9-2_2_0 (092596) $8.J."s 'M MeroufY Co'°"W TRtJ<:n Ll!XUS UP Sta w•g, loaded, 302 Wl!STMINSTBR .ng V8, mint cond, (714) 892-e9oe ••• to appreclat• $3500ob0 IM9-54M748 --------- Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Box 4~10, Chicogo, lll. ~· 9040 CIVIC • BLACK,-------- (PR53&609) .9999 NISSAN 9150 '77 ChewW 1/a Ton ve, auto, trt•reo. duel tanka, tltt, pa, good condition, 11750. M~t..saea WANTED TO BUY BUILDING 8019 MATERIALS PETS&: 6030 ANIMALS CONNELL NISSAN iiilil•••&liiill&, --------(714) 755-3333 ·-'92 Sevtlle v.ry clean, ---------i •es MAXIMA VOLVO 6049 all recorda, fully •94 HONDA DX WA Q ON, QR E Y loaded $9600 obo CIVIC • BURGUNDY. (AX311111) tS999 9230 --~---------- 949.e48-t800 (PR511821) St0,099 CONNELL NISSAN •at Volvo OL WAGON I •UY ALL PIANOS ST•8L BUILDINQS Leopard lookallke, CFA CONNELL NISSAN (714) 75l>-3333 '<tr tthr, Xlnt .conomy AntlquH-qual. furniture CL~CE S ele: Ocl kltt•n• $2!§0.600 1---------(71 4) 755-3333 'ff TRUCK Muat Hll. Above 1 pc or houa•ful caah B•a1 Pr1c• In Wes II 648-8473/631-2111 CHEVROLET 9045 ---------• REG CAB • 6 SPEED, av• rag•. S 1 4 7 6 . paid (714) 957~133 Arch, Stralghtwall, •---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '90 ACCORD (PT381104) t7999 (IM8) &44-IMMS9 Old Coln• Gold Sltver ~:.,~. Dealer· SPORTING .... CAVALll!R A(,~~18~i;3~~~·· CONNELL NISSAN 1--,,,.,,. .. ~VO~L~vo=~.=:D=N:-- Franklln Mint, St•rllng ahlpa avallablef GOODS 6065 w AGO N BLUE , LllXUa OF (7l4) 755-3333 Auto, AC Ith r. Old wlltch .. & Jewelry, ..,,==,_,,,,.:-,<CA~l=:*:-=SC::""::A::-::N::"") '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (PR2777622) S89" WEaTMINST8R 'M TRUCK Xlr (038352) 118,8811 WNtcoaat Coln 842·9448,. II CONNELL NISSAN (7 14) 892.eeoe REG CAB • BL.ACK. LIDUIS 01' R•CORDSITOP i STl!l!L BUILDINGS l'ltneaa •qulpntent (714) 755-3333 (PT332179) •9999 WllSTMINaTllll Jazz, R&B, Soul, Rock Sale: Year End Salel Alf1 _____ ......,.__,...._,... ---------CONNELL NISSAN (714) 992.eeoe Etc ... 60'a & 80'a Mlk• 40x60x14, $8,032; treedmllla, blkea, ltalr •98 Ttlhoe 4 x4 2dr JNPINtTI 9095 (714) 755-3333 M&o'7aoa 50x75xt4, $10,625; steppera, new & refur· whit/natural lthr iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil--'H;......_.,N~l""a""Ul~N,..--1--------- 50x100x18, $14,073; blshed 949-722-&48e 27kml fully loaded'. SENTRA WHITE VO"-uru•BM 9235 1---------&OxlOOx16• 51 5•712 under ext.nded war· '9e 020 Auto, lthr, wwnAV -----1 BUILDING Mlnl·atorage bulldlnga, ranty $24,850 OBO. loaded, CO, llke new. PW068174 $11,8981il•••••••• 40x180, 36 unl1a, Chan"'•t are ......,. .. ...,7 ... _,..1 CONNELL NISSAN -•"l"ll'IHBT C!' 6030 ...., --_..,_ Alf r•corda aaklng (714) 765-3333 •79 YW window Ven m.n.u•""'""""1 $18,269. wlll fl d $10 ,.,_,.,. .................. 58 __ ..,_,..~.,,..,.,==--www.aentlnelbulld-you n •""" ......... ~ CLAaSll'l•O rune xlnt w/carfl9er 2 •t•el bldga, engineer certified. 40x85 w•• S11 ,4B8 now $5952, •Ox40 waa $7440 now 14170. Muat aell, can dellvef 800.292-0111 Ing.com Sentinel what you nffd CU'DYSLE'D OS lt'e the reaourc• you top. Nu clutch, etc. Burr d r n g • • at the price ''iiiu.£\iiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii9iiiiii0 JAGV•'D 9105 can count on to ••II a S1450. 948-642-3860 8()().327-0790 1, -myriad of merchan-(IM9) 9"&-1&e8 eKtenslon 79. you want to pay dlae Item•. b.cauae •--,-..... -.,-.-n.,,,..,A-Q~LX.,..,_-(CAL •ScAN) when you read •ee SBBRINQ Conv our column• compel A u t o a I r C D COLJ.•CTOR CM 5 a p , Ith r , AC, Sell your home through clua1"ed. 942-5978 Why play Hide 'N Cla .. ffted (29150l) $18,m ' '119 Jag XKE cpe, ecyt quallfled buyer• to (057'432) $14,888 Seek with Chlldcaie? dally LlllXUS OP Wiiiow grn, 4ek mlleal calll 842 .... 78 LllXua OP Call Cla a e lfled 842 •5878 Wl!STMINSTl!R Orig.own, bllla, cond, --------W•STMINST•R todayl 642·5678. C714) 892. .. 909) S21.5K (949) 873-1232 (7t4) n2..eeoe STUMPED? Call for Answers • TQl.Ch -111 Rolloly """'* • eSc Pl' """"'• 1 ·900-37()-9800 ext. code 500 NllWPORT l'INBST Moblle, home or office Otn cen avall. (049) 488·1818 CABINETS 3490 HERCULES LLIANING VatanoeS • Ollic:os • Homos Carpet • FIOOl5 • BAt\dS Walls • Witldo"" A.rd MJcll Mote' SM-8934 Advanced Wooday11am1 '--~= ·Cuatom Cabln•try· Kitchen• Bath• Ooora COMPUTBRS 3558 Mold Inga • Mantel a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiii L.891860 71 4-998-8970 BANDY MAN 3710 MACM •DIC e Car• for --------·1 Maclntoah Computera . 411--,, •Nome lmprvmnt8• CAJtPENTrf 3510 In your hmelofc. Low/ .... .,., ... .,...,._... Drywall, carpentry & hoUrtyrata. 873-88t9 S&lift'fl•lll r;;~;;t 8~~:~ IMPIOVBMBNTS e Remodellng and •II--------l'WC..nrt.IR::::ki ALL TRADi HOME 3758 types of repalra. No CONCRETE • Jim Add11ioo • Tet11111 Imp Reald•ntlaJ Speclallll job too amaJt. OC 32 • Sw/Mnn l'PP*lr yra Uc-bond·lna MIC/ MASONRY 3557 • a .... rr. lrot1Wialte11111 * Small Job• OKI * Vlaa 7 t4-Ma-38M liiiiiliiiii•iiiiiliiiiiii ·l~'·l'oell~PA• Gary 71"-909-2140 -------..... Woodwortc Doore lnet. Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie IQ.IC>u1doet Lu. ...... ,...._~._.. TIME TO BEGIN cloMt• remdtd, etown Cone, Patio, ortv-•y • "-• Nrw Cimdla • c.M Tlle/drywall/woodwol1t YOUR HOME F I 880 A f 25Y FRl:.t' E.S TIMA TE FencetJdecka/room add. IMPROVEMENT molding t>aaeflrtm etc. Pc, •· • · r. ? 2 2 8 ? 4? S Roofalgeneral r•palra. Repalra 854-1834 Exp. Terry 887·7894 . , 1 comm/Ree. Ref• Free Eat ' PROJEC'n •C•••NT WORK• 1u -mt11tiliiliiiill--.I Chrt• 714-609-0805 Call a plumber, Stamped Concrete QUALITY CRAPTSMAN palnt•r, handyman Brtck/Block/Stonemre 20 Yra Exp. Ref'a or any of the .. ,. 3515 L54186e ~110 FENCES ·I'm Your Handyman. vtcea lleted hate In iiliil••miiiiiiiilill • Dl?CRS 3115 llartl t4948CMtS28 our Cllrectoryl ~ro Cerpet Cle•,_.,f CO.-.,•CTORS CA L L YO U R Honeal·Pollte-~aatl n1.~ LOCAL ••RV1ca a Prlendlf & Mature. GBNEJUU. 3558 * WCMHI l'onOM * TOOAY1 • ,....7 .. 2-e A•pla~e/ftep.ir Low I Lon • vw iii••iimiiiiiiiiiiiiii FrM haullng/est Uc'd ;_, _______ 1 L.Wl8 Construotlon AcMn11Q8 Conll t74-QOt R•model•Handyman 3528 Lt'704773 Local Rea. •Tt 4-8S7·S8 2 0e REACH 80,000 HOMES EACH iiiiiiiiiK ..... ~ ...................... MOVING 3834 PUBLIC NOTICE ... krueger p•lntlng residential faux (ltrlshlng wood restoratfim matt hew 548-5481 Th• Callf. Public Ullll· 11H Commlaalon RE· ___ nc_._7_408_98 __ _, QUIRES that all Uled houa•hold good• mov•re print their PET P.U.C. Cal T number; s•RVJCBS llmoa and chautfeul"I ~ 3870 ORCO PLUMBING a DRAIN CLEANING 7 -O<\ fS/\HF.K 'r, titi.t~n f)j,counl 760-8170 Lic.#727705 • print their T.C .P. num·l••••liiil••llliii ber In all advertl•• Pet 81tter/Dom Walk., manta. If you ha..,. • oa11y10v•mrgnt vtalta, JAIN queatlon about the I• Reta •vi. Uc'd/Bonded GUTTBlt.S 3908 ga11ty or a mov•r, llmo Denlae 714-93&.e9701 .. ••••illl•••I or chauffeur, call: ,. Publlc u111111.. 1-P-LAS--TE-lt____ *°""9f CINnlne* comm11a1on • ___ 7_1_.__658 __ .,.._1_6_, __ ,D•p,•-F,... eatlmatH. •• 11W AU\ 3880 (M9) -...0338 1------------1 •Gutter CIMnlnt* Pleater/ltuooo Patoh l'ree eatlmat••· .serving So Ca 2&y,.. Llc#328884 24Hra1 __ l...,M_•_,l_Me.o ___ 3_3_e_1 114-SIJ4.7831 3910 PL11MlllfG H------ROOPING 3890 liiiiiiilli-iiiliii51ill nt• LOCAL PLUM8P .. JamM E. 8ancitrt Co.· Pipe tocallng/il•b lk detec. Frlendfy Svc, lna'd Ltr532911 CJ7M304 lireol•• lttumbln9 Repalra & Remodel• FrM Eatlmatea U UUM .... 1090 Buy 11. Sell 11. Find II, Cleealft9d, , CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS Semi-retired cuner offers lS0b OFF M~terial/Libor! 25 different colors of denims & 100' \ of other fabrio! 35 r~"al of quality work and crafts nship! ----------- Q A Q UPHOLSTllRY alnce •ea cust. fl.Im, upholaty, allp cove,.. antique rpr 542-4e12 WALL COVEIUNGS 3932 ----------- The .,,..., Speclallzlng In Wallpap•r Remo"V•f l.5889241 M3 8037 We Gale ahould hang together. Strip, lnatall, aclvlce to the crazy. l#7'36t78 931·•1 t t The Community Mancet Place. c1 ... 1t1.cJ Ma-H78 ., Sell your extra llousehold items in CLASSIFIED • I '