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Home My WebLink About1999-01-11 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT ! COSTA MESA COMfv\UNmES SINCE 1907 MO!'JDAY, JANUARY.11> 1999 .· M 0 N D A Y ·. M o· R N I N .G B R .. 1 E f " I N G . . TODAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY The Costa Mesa Plan- rung Commission meets at 6:30 p.m. today. Among the items up for discusst0n are the master pldn for the Downtown Community CentN and whether to con- tmue allowmg self-storage facilities on Newport Boulevard. The meeting tukes plc1ce m council chambers ut City I !all, 77 Pan Ori\/~. Olympic gold· medaJlsl Rater Johnson, Pulitzer Prize-wmmng biographer A. Scott Berg and Linda McCoy Murray, widow of Los Angeles Ttmes sports- writer Jim Murray, rndke up the panel for the noon meeting of Round Tdble West at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast H1gh- Wdy, Newport Beach Tick- ets are $40 and resetvation!> are required. Call (213) 256-7977. Marian Bergeson will be the guest speaker at the monthly meeting of the Balboa Bay Republican Women, Federated. The meeting takes place dt 11 d.m. at the Bdlboa Bay Club, 1221 W Coast High- way, Newport Beach. Cost is $20 for members, $25 for nonmembers. For reseiva- Lions or more infom1ation, call Judy Do.bson at (949) 7.59-9219. Groundbreaking on Marriott's Newport Codst Villas -a ?-.1editerranedn- style resort overlooking the ocean between Newport Beach and Laguna Beach -is set for 1 t a..m. The vil- las -which will feature balconies, whtrlpool ·spa baths and severdl recre- ationdl dmenihes -arc scheduled to open in spnng 2000. The Orange County Pcrformmg Arts Center presents the Americdn Stnng Quartet at 8 p .m . m Founders HdU. A preview lecture bc•gms dl 7 p.m. Tickets are $26 and dVdil· • ctble dt the box ofhce, 600 Town Center Dnve, Co4ta Mesa, or through 1icket- ~laster, (714) 740-7878. For more information, call (714) 55t;-ARTS. Two exhlblts are sched- uled to open at the Orange County Museum of Art. "Rauschenl>crg m Tran - parency• runs through April 18 . "Houdm's Hou P.. by Soutlfom Cdhforn1d drtist Tony D~Lap will he displetyed through June 20. · Gallery hours are 11 d.m to 5 p.m., Tuesday~ through Sundays. The museum ts at 850 Sdn Clemente Dnw, NP.wport Bet1ch. <;.'rtll (941l) • 75Y-1122. As a national craze, swing has reached the sat- uration pomt. But for those who somehow haven't g~ tPn Pnotigh, Twm Palm -~ offers swing music at 8 p m. Sunddys. The edtery l!> in Fashion Island at 630 New- port Center Dnve, Ne'h'.J)Ort Beach For more inJonna- tion, caU (949) 721-8288 FIVE EASY QUESTIONS • Of bitlls arui bea!S in Newport.Beach • EDITOR'S NOTE: Bryan Riley, Investor center man- ager frn the Newport Beach brokerage firm Quick I Reilly, answe~ questions about the n6ck f"!'arket. For those who don't know money martcets from mutual funds, what is the S"tate of the stock market right now? CertainJr we've seen one of the strongest bulJ markets m history over the lac;t few years, and recently there's been some volatihty, especially oversects. The bottom line ts that we can probably expect a few more bumps m the economy, but bclSically our fundarrientah as a country should help uc:; pull through long·term. What do you foresee happening in the market in the immediate future? . It's dtlhcult to predict whdt the markets w1ll do m the near future, despite whdt the media and pundits mdy tell.vott. For most mdividudl invc:;tors, it's necessary not to wony dbout day-to-day volatility. If you've developed a sound financial plan tor retire- ment or other long-term goals, you don't net>d to JurytP every time the market does. What general advice do you give Investors? Get involved and active w1th your finances and c;io it 1mme>d1ately. U you want to retire, or fund any number of lifetime goals like college or buymg a home, stock market investments can help make your plans a success Investors should find a hnn hke Quick & Reilly, start a good rela- tionship with a personal broker and start developing a sound mve.'>lrnent plan 1mmcdinlely. On another note. investors need to rt>t1lize that the last few years have been e xceptionally strong -they can't expect thclf investments to return 20- plus%. HistoncaUy, stocks hdVe delivered a 10% .annmtllzed return, so in the long run this is the runge that's realistic. Do you know where the terms •bullish" and .. bearish~ come fr.om? ~ty b•st yu would be that •bearah· ram • from the mactivity or sluggishness of ·a bear hibernating and •bullish• ought refer in a high-growth market to a charg- ing bull. Just a gue. sl · What did you think of the movie "'Wall Street?" Never c:aw 1tl NBA FANS Por the love ·<fth 1 gcime' DON LEACH l DAILY PllOT Ryan Chadwick grab a rebound during a Sunday afternoon pidqlp game at 38th Street Park on Balboa Boulevard. End to NBA lockout has fans grinning ~Flor NEWPORT BEACH -The <h1lled breeze -which· ... wept ·through Balboa late Sunday after- noon did httle to cool the action nn the basketball courts at 38th Str\!l'l Pdrk . Players drenched in swedl shoWPd off their ~tichael Jordan hest while trying to score hoops against the opposing team. Olh~ crs sat catching their breath on the sideline.'>, waiting to Jump mto the next game. Some say nothing beat-; mak- ing hook hots m the flesh, But busketball aficionados at this -court were all smiles at the thought of bemg spectalon; now that the NBA lockout is finally history. ·veah. I'm happy,· sa.td 23· year-old RdheUTt Bundle. •It's time to watcil some ball." ths cous111, Long Beach rcs1- . dent Ror Hunt, dgreed .. It suc-ked having no fprofessional) bctsketbaU for six months ~ At the center of the half-year lockout was. whether professional baskelhdll players shoWd receive c;a1al)' increases Because the.;e t.ulented athletes rake in rmllions yearly, op1IUons at the 38th Street court over the embattled pay ra1<>· e were nuxed. • 1 think it's silly that this was . au ovt?r money," said reter Beck- er, a Co:;ta Mesa elementary school teacher. •They make enough ~ it is.• Newport Heights 1esident Gannon Burkes agreed. •Tue players should play for the love of the game, not for mon- ey.• ho srud SEE FANS PAGE 5 Ibis attorney marches to a different beat · H e wears a suit ond a he, but T. Matthew Phillip:; LSn't your ordin(lry attorney. The young, flashy l lol!ywood attorney has one of his ftr ·thigh- prof1le cases representing convtct- ed rapist Chns D <ker. Dt..'<"ker'<; landlord is attempting to kick him out of his Co ta Mesa apt1rtmt•nt. Phillips 1 trymg to prevent that from h appening. Phillip is tummg ome heads - not for hi oral arguments o much as his legal ace on . I le doesn't carry a leather bncfcac;e to work. He has a blue, metal case that has an anvil painted on the Side. You can reason that his cases carry a lot of weight. Go figure. · WE HAVE A WINNER Ne\\ port Beach rc ... 1- dcnt Jam s Jackson was blindfolded m front of 15,000 screaming tan W('dnu~day mght at the Anaheim Ducks hockey game. Jack on was part of the mt r- mi.c;s1on f tivtb The go l w, to find a hockey stick placed somewhere on the ice. He was .,pun around and, not kno" 109 which way to head, he a-.kC'd for the crowd's assistance. · He had about two nunut to hnd the stick and \\,th some help he crawled hts way to his pnze. The Due~ mascot teased him by pulling th • ~lick av.ay when he was~an arms- Jength away. That had to rum" Jack-:on's fcuth"rs. · -Compiled by the Daily Pilot staff One suspect dead, one jailed after carjacking K\111111:... lt\'1.:1' ~Pb NE\\ PORT BEACH -A caqacking mc:1- dent 1£'1l on£> man dead and another in cus- tody tor murder early Sunday. John Famo Jr.4..an 18-year-old Pico Rivera re .... 1dent was arrested after he and 24-year- • old Edward Cdstdlo of Los Angeles w~nt on a deadly ru9h-spePd chase after robbing a restaurant employ<..-e of her car at gunpomt Newport Beach police Sgt. Mike McDer- mott said a waitress at Carmelo's Restaurant in Corona del t-.1ar was being e cort~ to her \'Chicle by weekend mtmoan Mick~y Car- penter pl about 2 :30 am when the cnrnc occ:urred .. He said when the pair reached the wa1t- re ... s' car parked m the alley behind CdilTle- 10·~. they were confrunted hy the two men, one of whom wa~ ·armed w1th a large senu- automaltc handgun. C'.arpcnter ran back to the restdurant for help as the caf)ackers took Seaton's car k •v c1na fled the rene m her vehicle. As they were leaving a restaurant employ- ee who hdd been notified of the incident fol- low~d in lus ovm car and called polic~ vta cell phone. · McDermott said Fierro and Castillo left the r(stdtuanl at a high speed, hrst going w · t· bound on Paahc Coast Highway then north- bound on 1'-lacArthur Boulevard. SEE CARJACKING PAGE 5 Council's feathers ruffled over crumbs? • Ordinance would make feeding wild birds, other marine life illegal. K \Tiii i I ~ II \."1,U NEWPORT BEACH-An ordmance rnak-- mg 1t illegal to offer bread crumbs to wild birds which reside m Newport I iarbor 1s set to tw approv~d by the City Council tomght. City olhc:1als want to proh1b1t JHX>ple from t\.>ed1 ing the" tld bird!> and oth- er manne Wt~ Ul the har· bor bccauc;e they ay It contammat th water. The aty. CoUrd meets today al 7 p.m. in the CMCIChn- ben at (tlwport a.hOyHal, 3300~ M Thi law was propos ~ by th oty's Harbor Qual- ity Comm1ttnc after Orange County H nJth D partm nt ofhctal a.id the high .. I vets of coWonn bact na i..h th harbor may be du to SEE COUNCIL PAGE 5 INDEX . SAY AGAIN MILLENNIUM MOMENT AROUND TOWN •••••••••••••.•• S Cl.ASSIAED •.••••••••.••.•..• 9 POUCI FIUS ..•..•...•.••.••. 2 PUIUC NOTICES • '. .•••......•.•. I SPOITS . • •.••.•.•..••••...•.. 6 WfA11B It's ... 0111 dolJr.,, S..W•••~,.2 ·~ •lso pinch«J • lot of men -rNt was Mr thing. SM was OM of fltlt b8f fllfts /rt NrNo pottlffch.• -DMW~on1°"'* ~· lWl a.no....., NtlNd •• ct.cker ........... aft tht ....,.,....., ..,....,..., purdl ad1tlrmt ..,,,,...,'"~-- in~nded to self·destrucc m two )'NtS." _.....,. 9etguon. whose term M state wcretMy of <hild dnelop- ment and educ.atioo ended when GOY Gr~ O.Vls took. office "My kids Mft droppil)g like fflft.. . • -..... ~ whott flf'nily suf. fwWd Hom awbon mo.IOlddt pof· '°"'"" on New wrs Dey. •1 Nd~• *'t o1,,_,. H • •' it was painful and now I know -it is• -Mercefl• ~on giving birth to Par!\ Reina. the first blby born at H6ag Hospt\11 fn 1999. -' "'Tin. Schffnltz 'WOn°t. ~ et any :JOC;.t tathM"9SOll IM WMk.nds. She 'Mii l» lal<* WMtJ rhe tHr>e IS ~t." -Att0tne1.....,.*•-,on hk ditnt\ Hfty ,.... from J.it 4ntO •drut ....,.... .. ~ Geor .. Grat tto.g D Bringing life to a hospital Th son of one ot the rounder.; of the J Penney Co , G~rge Grant Hoag n donated much of hiJ time and family fortune to community service .• A aUt ot $500,000 from the family-funded lioeg Foundation helped finiSh coriltnacdoii of Hoag Memorial Hoapita:l ~ 'Ian, wlilch opened its doors in 1952 Hoag ll MrVed u chalrman ol the -.. pital for 13 yean before re~ m t•. ,. "· ,. . 2 Monday, January 1 1, 1999 ·locals onl • /Newport Beach/Costa ~so Daily Pil 1111111015 UP CLOSE COMMUNITY The Onln8e c:ou,,ty ~of the 5UMn C.. Komen 1NMt C.... cer Foundation announced r~enUy that community 9'•nts total!ng $500,000 were •PPfcwed by lu boMd of •rKton in 1998. Su .... ,,..., the~ pres~t. tald redpJ.nt\ are~ · profit organl:ratlOhS tNt ~ the reach of the Komen found.l- 1ion In the areas of bre.9st c.-.ciw Executive Director of Girls Inc. eduUltion. outrwf\. ~~ and v-tment The grant fu re proceeds of the s.pt. 27 R-. for the Qft at Fashion Island tn Newport Beach. The race drew 22,000 part1Clpants •.• ......... I. Albert." a Newport Beach resident and attorney in· the law fJrm of Sheppard, Mullin, RJcht.r a tt.mpton. has been elected to the board of dfrlcton of the Otanv-County .. AssodatJon.. Atbert was elected to serve a three-- vear term ENGAGEMENT + WHEN WERE YOU HIRED? July 1996. + FAMILY STATUS: Single. +AGE: 35 + EDUCATION: Master's in business and pubJ.Jc adnii.nistrabon, ucr. bachelor's Ul administrative stuches, UC Riverside. + PAST PO$mONS: Assooate executive director, Orangewood Children's Founda- tion +EXPLANATION OF JOB IN 15 WORDS OR LESS: r._eadership of non-profit 'Organiza- tion comnutted to helping youth ages S- 18 achleve their full potential. + YOUR GREATEST PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT: Bemg a part of the team at G~ls Inc. that is bwlding an organiza- tion driven by a passion for youth, accountability to the commuruty and the highest professional standards. + YOUR GREATEST PERSONAL ACHIEVE- MENT: Making a difference m the lives of youth I have worked with m both my pro- fessionaJ and personal life. + YOUR PERSONAL MOTTO: There's always hopel + YOUR GREATEST EXTRAVAGANCE: Massages .. · was very brtght. +WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN VOTED IN HIGH SCHOOL? Most outgoing. + WHO ARE YOUR • HEROES? Anyone who gives • of themselves co"\.1iageous l.y, unseuishly and uncon· ditionally to improve the lives or othsrs - especially children. The list would start with my mom, &nd would include every staff member at GirJ.S Inc. + FAVORITE ESCAPE FROM REAUTY: Any- thing outdoors ... snow boarding, .hiking, backpacking, biking and anything that puts me near the ocean. + . ONE THING YOU WOULD CHANGE ABOUT THE WORLD If YOU COULD: That: there would be less people suffering - that every person would have their basic needs met and at least MARC MARTIN I OM.Y Pl.OT one other person who Andrew Hill and Meredith Fisk· + THE BEST BOOK YOU'VE EVER READ~ I ·can't pick just onel I usually love best whatever I'm reading at the moment. All- time favorites are·"Gift from the Sea" by Anne Morrow Lindbergh, •The Poetry of Robert Frost" and "The Sound and the Fury• by William Faulkner And at the risk of sounding cliche, nothing compares to the Bible for me. + THE COMPACT DISC IN YOUR CAR RIGHT NOW: I have six in my changer at the moment: God's Property, David Wikox, Fleetwood Mac, Dave Matthews Band, Phil Keaggy d.Od The UrunVited. + WHAT CAN YOU COOK? I'm not a bad cook, but my specialty these days seems to be grilled cheese sandwiches (all I usu- + WHAT IS IN YOUR 'mUNK RIGHT NOW? truly loves them. .Nothing. (usually Rollerblades and work-+YOUR IDEA OF EXEROSE: Anything that out clothes). · gets me outdoors and moving (see list + THE FIRST THING THAT ATTRACTED from Pavonte Escape From Reality). dlly have time or energy for!) . YOU TO YOUR SPOUSE OR PARTNER: +THE THING YOU DISLIKE MOST ABOUT Sense of humor, honesty, a great srrule YOUR APPEARANCE: My profile (mostly and the most beautiful blue eyes )'ve ever my nose). Fisk-Hill Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Judy F1c;k of Newport Beach have announced the engaqement of t~u daughter, Mer<>chth, to imt+mw HJIJ, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lain.a r dlld Ellen Hill + YOUR MOST TREASURED POSSESSION: + A HABIT YOU WISH YOU COUlO CHANGE: Over-scheduling myself, both personally and professionally. seen. , ·-+I HAVE A DREAM THAf: In the words of +THE WORST IDEA YOU EVER "AD:Tak; a favorite hymn of mine "Patther along, ing Advanced Calculus for' Science.. we'll.know more about it, farther along- Ma1ors (even though I wasn't one) as a we'll understand why ... we'll understand fresh.man in college just to prove to myseU it all by and by.• The pearls rrty boyfriend gave me for Chnstmas. + THE COLLEGE MAJOR YOU ALMOST TOOK: Psychology or ~ociology. + WORD OR PHRASE YOU MOST OVERUSE: According to my co-workers, it's "Hey, dude" -my traditional greet- ing on the phone to fnends and family (regardlel>s of gender) + YOUR LAST CHARITABLE ACT: It doesn't count if you tell! e bnde-to-be is a graduate or. ·orona d~l Mar High School c.1nd the UruvPrs1ty of Colorado at B6ul<ler. She received a master's degree in chrucal psychology tt'O&t Pep~rchne Uruversity + AS A CHILO, WHAT DID SCHOOLMATES TEASE YOU ABOun Being the "teacher's pet." being a ·brain." I could do it. Yi.kesl A miserable two + PHONE WHERE PEOPLE CAN REACH semesters later, I no longer thought this YOU: (949j 646-7181. The gr0<1m-to·b~ is d graduate of University I ugh Schoo] and UC DuvtS. New batik plans to make headquarters· in Newport \ May 1 wc:ddmg is planned .tt St. Mdr<Jdrets Episcopetl Churrh m San Juan Capistrano LUNCH MENU Three menu choices Students may choose a vegetari- ar1 entree each day if desired. The 1egetarian selection varies and may be either a salad, sandwich or hot entree. • Pacific Mercantile will be the first newcomer to city m 15 years; it will · fo cus on small-and mediwn-sized ·businesses. ]ORAN l..ASHAI llotf Pb NEWPORT BEACH -Pacific Mercantile Bank has announced pldns to become the first new bank to open headquarters in Newport Beach in 15 years. At one tune, Orange County boasted more than 40 bdnk head- quarters. Today there are only seven. Pacific Mercantile Bank offi- cials sdy they will cater to small- and medium-sized businesses and professionals. Veteran Orange County bank- ing executives Raymond E. Dellerba and George H . Wells will serve as presidenVchief exec- utive officer and chairman respectively Dellerba said the bank's goal is to •deliver y. very htgh personal touch basis and high-tech bank to our clients." The bank deaded to make Newport Beach its headquarters bt>cause t)lere a re no sunilar banks in the city. · Pacific Mercantile Bank plans to become involved in the com- munity and looks forward to giv- ing Orange County residents a choice that they have perhaps been lacking in the past few years, Dellerba said. The bank should not have any problems fit- ting into the Orange County banking industry, he added. The company boasts plenty of experi- ence in banking, specifically fu Orange County. Dellerba believes a local independent bank can bet- ter seive the community and the rewards to both the community and the bank can be tremendous. •Business people's needs aren't being met in big banking," Dellerba said. •Tue bigger the institution, the bigger target they have to go for." By foeusing on smaller bUSJ- nesses and professionals, Pad.fie Mercantile Bank will be able to offer more one-on-one service. Pacific Mercantile Bank plans to open other branches, but that is subject to regulatory approval. The bank bas taken ovet the former Great Western Saving branch in Fashion Island at 450 Newport Center Drive, Suite 100, in Newport Beach. It plans to open in mid or late February. • Monday: ''Munchable" salad with yogurt or bean and cheese burrito, crisp green salad with low1at dressing; choice of fruit or juice, ch oice of milk. BRIEFLY IN IUSlllESS •Tuesday: "Munchable" salad or macaroni ham and cheese; broc coh with dip; choice o f fruit or juice, choice of milk. • Wednesday: "Munchable" sal- ad o r all-beef chili cheese hot dog on a bun; oven-baked potatoes; choice of fruit or juice, choKe of milk. • Thursday: "Munchabte" salad with yogurt or cheese sandwich with lettuce and tomato or chick en nuggets; hot vegetable; choice of fruit or j_uice, choice of milk • Friday: "Munchable" salad or "Taco Chalupa" with shredded lettuce and salsa; choice of fruit or juice, choice of milk In the operation of child f t'd1ng pro· yrams, no child will be discriminated gainst be~uw. of race, sex, color. natronal origin, age or handicap. If you believe you have been d19tnminated <19a1nst, write 1mmed1ately to the Secre- tary o f Agriculture, Washington, 0 C., 20JSO Windows co-owner goes to Vegas Scott Shuttleworth and Patrick Glennon, owners of Windows on the Bay Restaurant in Newport Beach have .announced theu lat- est venture Glennon bas JUSt accepted the position of executive chef at Samba, a new Brazilian restaurant at the Mirage in Las Vegas. Glennon will continue to oversee the menu, cuisine and kitchen personnel at Windows. This change is expected to bring new dlld exciting dishes to Win- dows. Advertising firm wins excellence award Lawrence & Mayo Advertising of Newport Beach recently won an award for excellence at the 1998 lntemabonal Globaf Awards competition. The winning entry was titled "Convicts TV• a televi- sion spot developed for Palomar Pomerado Health System. Th.is is the fourth consecutive year that the agency has taken awards home from this competition. • Chamber hires lo cal marketing group Roclheirn Marketing Group of Costa Mesa has been selected by the Newport Harbor Area Cham- ber of Commerce and the New- . port Ocean Sailing Association to handle spon~or development, event mandgement, and public relations services for the 1999 Newport Beach Open Goll C hampionsh1ps and the 52nd annual Newport to Ensenada International Yacht Race. Costa Mesa·company to build restaurant Pacific Building Industries of C05ta Mc._a has been named gen- eral contractor for Brinker Inter~ national's next Romano Macaroni Grill location This will be the 4 lst restdurant on which Pacif 1c has been the general contractor for Brinker International The Costa Mesa company bas built over 100 rcstaur:anlc; in the western Uruted States Fleming's picks senior operator Richard B. Scott has been named sc1J.iof operator for Flem- ing's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar in Fastuon lsland. Scott, who has worked in the restaurant industry for 15 years, comes to Fleming's from a posi- tion as regional director for le Madeleine's, a Dallas-based chain of sell-service restaurants. Before that, "Scott owned a restau- rant in Pennsylvania, oversaw the management of several night- clubs and restaurants as drrcctor of operations for Harborage Corp. and worked for the Marriott Corp. Eiselman named Spa's general manager Barrett Eiselman has been named general manager of The Spa at South Coa£t Plaza . Eiselman, a Newport Coast resident, will be responsible for all operations at the spa and fit- ness center. Eiselman. a San Diego State University graduate, has worked in private club management for more than 10 years. He was pre- viously vtce president of the Silver Spring, Maryland-based WTS International, where he oversaw the daily operations of 13 hotel- based health and tennis clubs around the country. Nicole joins public relations firm Newport Beach resident Johanna Nicole has joined Waters & Faubel, a Newport Beach· based public relations· firm, as an account executive. Nicole previously worked for Westar Capital, a private equifY investment firm in Costa Mesa. Nicole, who graduated from Cal State Long Beach with a degree in journal.ism, is a member of the Public Relations Society of America. D REAQfBS tfOTUM~ news stories. lllusttatlons. edito WEATHER SUIF POltCI flllS (949) 642-6086 nal matter or ~rtlsements Retord }'O'Jf comments •bout herein can be reproduced with the Dally Pilot or MWS tips out written permission of copy· ri9ht .. owner. VOL 93, NO. 9 ADDRESS HOW IQ REACH US Our ~ress ls 330 w 8.y ~t. Cosu Mesa, CA 92627 ~· TI40MAS H. IOHHSON. COMECDONS The Tirn. 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Most spots wtll see head- high~wtth some~Mts In the belt spots . .t ••ond..,.. .. ..... ufflhote Wlnca. 5unr'91 II 111 1:5t a.m. Swmt II •.J:OJp.m. COSTA-..sA • w.t ..._~About S 1 SO worth of coins were stolen from 1 buslnen In the 700 bfodc during the night of Otc. 31. ~ .... StrMt: A pune and Its <ontentswcifth $1J6.wwe~ • from a CM in the 3300 blodt between 1 and 1:45 p.m. Jin. 2. : • ...... loul.._..d: A CMnefl and I bottle of c~ wotth • $405 were stolen In the l t 00 blodt during the night of oet. J1. : • ..._ _,. Dltw: A Mt of tools wotth S9IO wm....., from. home In the 1500 btoctt ~,,..,,and J p.m. OK. 31. • ._ a. .. , .. Drlwe: A comp«t dkt pa.,. and In arnpllfW WOf1h SS15 w.. stoteriffom 1 CM In the MOO btO<k b9t\Nan Dec. 22 end Jin. 5 ---IUOt • C..-.... A pelr of~ M¥tral ~ dllca. I ~ phona Ind. CM --worth S775 W9f9 ...... ftoln. UI In N -blodl betr;•1 I end 1CMS pm; JM. I. ••a pwtC:-...~A-CllllullrphoM_.. .. _ _.., from a Cf/I In the 100 bled blttu1• 1 4 ind MS pJi\. •· 4. .... 0 11111 s.w.11 ltaml ~ ,,. ,... ............ home In ... , .. blodl durtng the nllht ol Jin. .. ....... ,. ................... ...... ............ ,.tllodl ......... ~ ....... .. .: Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot .. ·schools Monday, Jonu<?ry i 't , 1999 Let's work . together .against Our children S vie I ho~ ont? of you1 New Year's re olultons Wets to help mak€! a diff erenC'~ in your commu· ruty. I also.hope you read Orange County Shen!! Mike Carona's plea to stop cnme l>y helping ki(lc; The kid you help today moy • be 'One l(•ss cr1minul you hdve to pay for 1a1hng in th<! future>. It's time lo tc1kc a new look at .the wuy that w~ trachhonally do things, especiully wnen it comes to diverting om kids from drug, tobdcco,.and ukohol u~n. Look· ing toward poss1hle solutions. the Costa Mesa Child C.tre and Youth Smvirns Committf'e asked Robin Knox.of Community s~r vtce Programs Inc:. to give them, me direction. • Knox is managc-r f ot Project PATii, which is a program serv- ing South Ornnge County. PATH stands for Positive Action Toward H~allh. It 1s d dtffCr<'nl WdY of viewmg who 1s responsible for drug, alcohol dnd tobacro prob- lems dnd who should take action. Community St>rvicP Progr<JnlS 1s sN to expdtHl mto n•ntr<1.l Or<mge County. In our corurmmity, we cxpen- Pnccd d horrible car w reck m which <1 ct1r lull of tf•C'nuCJ<>Ts were ma111wd and ktll~cJ. All but the dnver hucl hP~·n drinking that ... , ruqht, P.Vl'I\ though they were all high school stud~nts.. The Daily Pilot hod a flood of IP.ttt•rs in :w1SH ,OF THE WEEK •!• SCHOOL:. College Park Elementary, 2380 Notre Dame Road, Costa Mesa •> PRINCI· 1 PAL: Kathy Sanchez {• WISH: Kathy Sanchez New or . used children's books, pup· pets, bean bags, dice, 1-in~h square ceramic tiles. checkers, dominoes or chess sets, dona- tion for covering for lunch tables, Polaroid film and pot· ting soil +PHONE: (714) 424·7960 - E·D UC AT I 0 NALLY ~~-S.PEAKING about t<) CdUSe a death m our c;.ommunityt · ' Alt:ohol is a factor in nearly 40% of V\Ol~nt crimes, nationally. l low do I know that someone under the influence of alcohol won't harm your kid or mine< r low ran we keep that Crom hap- p<'mng? . What can be don II) curb teen Slnokin!J7 It 1 up hy nearly one-third clunn_g the past stx years. acconhng to ·Tobacco U <> Amonq High ~rhool Stud nL<; ..- United States. 19<!7. • N1•a1ly half of mctle i;turlcnts cmd fllOJP. than iJ. third ol lern.1IP. ~tuclents rPported us mg. rnqc1reUc!i, "'!Jilrs or smoke· less tohct<.TO In t~c prPVto\ls month C1<Jcll smoking "nwng high :.chool luclPnts is part1ru· • erver' Th ·y need to check m , too JI you have ev~ sat through a •dnvmg undP.r the nfluence" lnal, you know that a dr'.inkei-s judgment is UiP-f trsl thing to lJe afl~ted by alcohol. 1'0t lfus rna· on, we nec<l Ult! i;Prv•,r to help the dnnker mnkt• the 11uht de1 I• s10n <1bout when to stnp dnnk:mq. concemPd au.zcn do the ' r you live m Ne'-" port Beaci1 l J .n l>\l e a unllar ordinan (> h>.r U city Now 1 th~ limi> to get U ordinance passed. Aft r 1l u• t, "" pus rl, he th(~ oty's eyes (JU• ..... cars to make sure Urnt m rd .,. ar,, cmnplymg. 1f thPy aren't I Pt up trnmm(t se s1ons tor 'lh "" · Ont' w~s to hope that those one or two years of DARE that the kids got in elementary school hdve solved the problem. Unfor- tunately, research shows that· kids who hove gone through Ute DARE Program are no more like- l't to stay off drugs, tobacco dnd dlcohol th.an those who haven't gone through it .. . la.tly on.the m~. Coslct Ml'S<J hd~ ti propose<! ordmanrP that wnulcl rnetul a tef>n Wdntihg ct Cl!,J•trette would hftvt' to ask lo tl' P pu<:k frnm betimd the c•m Tl t..ir niat loaclS' to der~" b<>inu IT ,,, l kt~ly to a 'k for 1rlent1ftcat1on 1 ht1t leml to fewer kids getting OC'CC and fewer kid~ ~Jelling hooked U )Qll or y<>ur nrgruuzatl• 11 would him to get mvQlv1>d 11 hr>IJ>IOU. c he IJP the C.i)DUJ\U enV'.lronnwnt that now ullQ\'11• kids to smoke, dimk, und <lr drugs, sen" rne an e mail r. wnte• mes l ·tt~rin rare of tt gay geiser.sondoval which bldmo was assE'~sed. LE>t- ter writers have blamed the stu· dent-;, the parents, the schools, the <lnver, the road, the road conditions; the vPhicle and lh . police. But dS far as I can tell, not much has changed with regard to the number of high schoolers in our communHy who shll dnnk, und the edse Wlth wh.lch they. can get their hands on dlcohol. As a parent, I cun enforco the reasons why my own childrC'n shouldn't dnnk and drive•, dntl I can convince my own childwn not to get into a car Wlth <1 duwr who has been.dnnkmg. Hut, how do 1 know that tht-mcxpenenrnd teen dnver next to me or my kicls isn't under the influt!nce 1111<1 Nutritionist will speak at elementary school . With the hohduy setlson gom• · Another is to hope that the school's ze.ro-tolerance policy. which sends a student caught under the influence ol alcohol or drugs to another school for a semester, will lead to abstinence. So f<lf, teens tell me that kids 1ust don't dnnk during school. 1l has not curbed the drinking that . gOC's on when school is not in ·session. " We could hope thdt the stu~ dents' families take care of the problem. But some kids are in foster carP or have fa'nuly mem - bers who are lhemi;;elves abuser~ of dlcahol or· drugs. Even 1f a family 1s aware of the problem and wants to help. with the easy dcc:ess teens hdve to alcohol, cctn a family be effective by 1tscU? SCHOOL DAYS The event will take place lO . Newport 'Bedch Elementory's mull..lpWJ10se room. The school LS ut 14th Strc.et dnd Balboa Boule· vc1rcl in Newport Beach . For mo1P infonnation, call Tush Kasey dt l949)7233 ·5216. ' It's hffi(! to WOI k tO{Jl'lh1:r «S d. (ommunity fo solve th£>SP0prnb· lemi; iostP<t<l of WtJ1tmu tor the n<>xl l>iu ht>c1dluw. Let'!> :.tor1 the enonnou:. <11t1ount of mone)- spcnt on h ,11th care for alcohnl· related traum<1 c1nd smokmy· relctt~d 11lnesse . Re:.f!arc h ha i.hown that mt1kinq alcohol !es acres ... 1hlc ctnd pro\.'l<iinq Lram- mg to f"rvm:. mr1y uvc up to S'J in mPrhr.cll co-.ts for eVCI)' $1 spent. Let's stop :.huttmg our eyf" to tho<;t? mmr.hunts who dtl' so will· m~ to s1•ll <1)C'ohol to om kids Why don't v.c support nu>J<'lldnts who follow th!.? ldw ancl blt1r.khst thosP lht1I clon'I? l.d':s st)P if younu·lookin!J c1rtuJts drt• .. old t1kohol without ht•tng c1skP<1 le 11 lhf•ir idents!JC .ition. JI thP c dll buy it, S(I tclrl undN;IUl' kids Wh)t don't wP dPmancl th111 anyon" who is gomg to ~t'rve akohol 111 our c.·ati,. he tn11nNI HI how to be <1 u•..spo11s1hlf' alc1>hol prO<Jidms Adnus 1on 1s $f>0 per per~on or hlOO p1•r couple and mdudcs dmn r, Gt:-.ino gdmP~. door pnze~ and darn mu to hve music:. Them will nlso be u silent auc~ t10n illld u Rounng '20s c:o t1;1me c·onte_o;t. 1\nyoni1 O\ er aur-21 1~ It you arn a momber of a dtuH'h grhup, youth group, PTA or othe1 orgam.rntio.n U t wunts to really curb teen molting, sec d your orqam:wtion will upport · 'uch d sofuuon, and wnte a letter to the C\t~ Council ll 'ou are a • Pilot Hov~ will. you fe<:•l ir ) were JU t •too buS)i ~ to gPt mvolved and 11 ts } ou1 cluld grandduld or n(>lghbor v.h hooked or gets killed? • GAY GEJSER·SANOOVAl ts a C M~ resident Her col\JfT\n rur s r'1 days Co Ne-w- ~ .............. ten To Th Technolog The \X1id rx reprcscnr~rivc v. ill bt> ht>re Wednesday & Thursday January 13th & 14th from 9am-6pm to dcmon'.itr.He these new -'~oi.giral" hearing insuuxnc1ns Call now for appointment (949) 675-3833 I and the new yectr WPll under way, Newport Beach Clt•mcntnry's PTA wil\;pky host to nutnUomsl Own Swdnson from 8 :30 to 10 <.1.m. C.>n Jctn 21. Swdnson will hc>IJ> thos~ in dllendance gam u grcdlN under· standing of health and well· being, even if md1v1duals have ch1\dren and busy schedules. AdrnJssion is fret' and open to the public . Casino night to benefit inVllf'U to atl\•nd nw \'\l'Ut ~ll he h<•lcl at thP Arnf!rtCdn Lcqion Estancia programs lhtll at 215 15th Sllf>Ct ltl NP\\;port EslanC\d High School is ~pon-1 l.kiac-h · sonng a Chicago Nights c<tsmo For hC'ket iotomH1l10n. cull Art ht f d . f 7 t P<>rrv at (114<1151$·65~3. mg un -raiser rom p.m. o midmght Jan. 23 to raise funds tor its football, golf arid grdd rught .• Tremendous sau1nas on: • uu1na ROOml • l88ther UDhOIStll'V ·Bedrooms • Dlnlna ROO• 1ncrea1n1a sa1ecuon1 save on: • c1aarance marcnana111 • manufacturer CIOllOUtl • ShOWroom samo1es • scratch ·n Dents •And morel Siie at our Huntlnaton aeach Store 00111 UP TO 60% OFF! H1CKEY FREEMAN • CoRNEL1AN1 • Soun"iVVI k • .J .. M AN1 • Cona1N • S.ARR'I 8H10 c: N • RAl~">t-f L.Al 1F~ N • ·1 RIOOTS ST l~APHAE L • IK£ 8 HAR • 1 MY N<lM.l\A a A HWOH • i Jt 1AN 3ARN s • Mezlan • Polo • Jotinston ur i hy • S ba A GARYS COMPANY ,, " ale Begins Wednesd~y January 13th • 9am to 9p~ ·\'Ne wltl be c losed Tuesday: J nuary 1 2th In preparation) , FASHION ISLAND• NEWPORT BEACH• (949) 640-8310 STORE t-tOURS: Mon.-Frl. 10am to 9pm • Sat .10am to 6pm •Sun ·- 4 Monday, January 11 , 1999 news Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilo Council to review information flow • St_udy session will alSo review city policy on awarding liquor licenses. . AuSON MURRAY . ~Pb COSTA. MESA -The City Council on Monddy will discuss proposed amondments to an ordinance that addresses the flow of. information between the council, the city manager dnd city employees. .. • Under one of the amendments. whiC:h were proposed by Mayor Gary Mona- han staff members would be required to provide information requested' by one council member to all council members. "It's to help clear up any misunder- standings with the staff and with the council, and especially to back up our city manage!, and to keep the informa. lion flowing to him and to the other council members,• Monahan said. The other amendment requires a ffidJOnty of the City Council to approve apy council member's request for-infor- mation that necessitates exte nsive research or commitment of funds, per- sonnel or eqwpment. "fl keeps [council members] from d1rt>cting staff to spend God knows how many hour.s pnd staff Uu1 and thou· sands of dolltui, on reports or a :i.tudy without a concunence or the go-ahe d ot a maJonty of the coun<'tl, • Monahun said. Monahan said the amerlchncnts are sun· ply u formalization of unwritten councll pobc;lf~S. . Councilwoman Heather Somers, who objects to the amend- ments, said council members should be able to speak with staff members and ask questions at· any time, and that the questiqns she asks of staff members do not aJways necessitate a full report. ·1 Uunk it's absolutely impera- tive that 'staff and council and any Heather elected ofhciaJ have ;i Somers completely open lonn of communica- tion.· Somers said ln other cliscusswn, the council will study oty "policy on re\iewmg liquor liq.>n::.cs grant '.d by the !>late Depart· rnent ol Alcohol Bevl lc\Y • Control, at Somers' n~gucst. . The state provules the t;lly with map and' rec01mnendahons on how many liquor lic,en~es should be 'allowed in n given area. The Pulice Dopartment reviews Pach sit<' ctnd the City Council approves or turns down C'ach <1pphca· ti on Somer::, said Jew licenses are turned down • "J just call into question whether this is a vdlid procedure,• Somers said . "J just qon't see the validity of Lhi!F proct'· dure. Just aJ,>out ny~ plru;c th\dt has- requested a liquor license or a transfer has beep gr ante~." "' . Somers said she would like the city to place a cap on liquor licenses. . "We-are 16 square mile , • Somers said. "We have almo:.t 300 points of sale for liquor or wine or bec1. Do you see a necess1t)r?• ~ According to staff reports, the council reviewed 41 applications for liquor licenses in 1998. or those, eight were applications for onginal licenses, five were premisc-to-prerruse transre~. 25 were person·to-person tnmsfors and three were to change or add names on the license. Construction to clos·e MacArthur Boulevard NEWPORT BEACH -A one-mile i:.tretch of MacArthur Boulevard will be closed to traffic beginning today as con- struction crews finish a road-widening project. will be rerouted around the construction on San Joaqwn Hills to Jamboree Road, northbound on Jdmboree Road to Ford Road, . und eastbound on Ford to MacArthur. -of the busy road, but work. crews were able· to complete mqsl ol the construc- bon before the closure. B I K E I 1· E A I Three northbound lanes will be shut down between San Joaquin Hills and Ford roads beginning at midnight and will wopen at 3 p .m. Wednesday. Traffic The dosure will allow workers to repldce a detenorutcd. SOO·foot strip of asphaJt. City planners 1rutially thought they would hdve to shut down all lanes Once the prowct is <'Ompleted, MacArthur will have three lan~s in Pach direct.ion sepdrate<l by d center island.'A hike lane and c1 12-fool-wide .sidewalk also will be mclud, d on both '-Ides. OCANA MUlVIHJU:JONLV PllO Christopher Figuera stops for a moment of rest while riding his mounta1.n bike in Tewinkle Memorial Park. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Seminar helps protect seniors from fraud by the Fiduciary Abuse Speciahst Team, whl~h ts pttrt of the Orange County Council on Ag mg. FREE REPORT reveals what the insurance companies don't want you to know. Shine a UtUe Ught on: Finan- cial Protection Information for Seniors is the title of a free two- how seminar on how to gUard agamst con artists. The event will be held Jr'om 1 to 3 p.m Feb 3 at the OASIS Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave, Corona del Mar. For rcserva- tions, call (714) 479-0107. Was your car injured? You may be too!! It may be weeks, months or even years before you experience pain, stiffness, headaches, even arthritis! Don't settle your case until you read our free report. C_ J< L l(,)11~ P~'-'rie Ah•..._u,~ 11 f,_,,-,. ! ' '" Since 1972 The program will be presented .. - "A I 1 LIVE ON PAY p·ER VIEW FROM THE MGM GRAND IN LAS VEGAS . $4. 95 Connection PLUS 1/2 OFF your 1st month When you order a Comcast Starpackf Call & Order Now! btTer expires Januazy 16, 1999 ~·---" ~ - 00 4) 1-888-COM£AST ·SEf. ( l-888·266-2278) QprtfDI f;lrltIOl!M2j:'n ~ !:?~~~~~ .. ~.!· Offer good for one outlet in serVk:eable area.c; only. Converter box required to order Pay-Per-View. AddJtJonal fees for Pay-Per-View events and tnovles. Other restrictions may apply . . Trim up co . 30 minutes or more off your conlllllllt: by w.ing tht. \,tn Joaquin, Foothill and Eastern Toll Roads ... the fastc-.r, moM \. onvcnicnt ways to rt.·tluce drivc- tinw around and through Or.mge Count} \\1th reliable 65-mph, strc .. s-frec drives th.H instantly reduce the frustr.Hion o f the freeways. More great newsl Starting January 17th, the Foothill Toll Road gains 3.2 mqrc miles. 'I hb new ~e~rnent '>tarts at Antonio Park\\ ar, going ..,outh to Oso Parkway, which increa es the total di.'ltancc of the! northern foothill se~mcnt to over 12 miles. The toll for this additional settion is 50¢. • T:.1kc ·' Toll Road today and discover a whole new ><>u! Re> ads . . . .. ·-----8ECAUS1! LIP•'S TOO SHORT. For more fetfowomMlolt. ....... ., trip ........ • ......... sldl°" w.._~ ailll lhe lDll 9'olldl servtce c.ntM' et 1.aoo.J'n.1'UUC (8'72S>. Or vtett .. _. .... mt www.tc111 ~com. . . I Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily ·Pilot around town · more infonMtion, call (949) 72.1· 4728. • Send AAOUNO TOWN items to the Daily Pilot. Around Town, 330 w. Bay St .. Costa MN 92627; fax them to (949) -646:4170, or c.111 (949) 642·5680, ext. • -----i.28 A complete h~ting of Around Town <'fin be found at ct.Uypflot.com TODAY The walkJng club of Newport Beach m~ts at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. at Hospital Road and Supenor Avenue. Lose weight and have fun. For more mformallon, call (949) 650-1332. A tree lecture ttUed "Attentton WEDNESDAY An · eight.week. drawing and pamting wo1ki.oop for stud nts of all levels wtll b pr ntcd from 10 a .m. to 12:30 p.m. ln the VuKe JorgensP.o Center ut Manners Library, 2005 Dovor Drive, New- port Beach. Series admission ts $63 for residents and $68 for non· residents. For more mJormation, call (949) 644-3151. Deficit Disorder Overview~ will The . Balboa Bay Republican .. be presented al ? p.m .. at Coast-, WQmen, Fedei:~ted, will meet at , line Counselinp.·G_eRter, • t2f>O ·11 a m .-at the Bhlboa Bay Cluo, Quail St., Newport Beach. For 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport more infonnation, call·(949) 476-Beach., Guest speaker w'ill. be 0991. Marian Bergeson, who !';erved as state secretary of child develop· TUESDAY Th~ Newport Harbor Area Charnb r of Comm(?rce' • nct- wo1kmg lw1ch n will be p[e- scnted at noon at The Sutton Place Hotel. 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Member ure $15 with a r~ervation Admission at the door is $17. For mor mfomiation, .call (949) 729- 4400, A 10-week watercolor class for c1rti~l:. of dll levels will commence from 1to4 p.m. every Wednesday through March 17 at the Co:.td Mesd Sernor Center, 695 W. 19t'.h St. Class fee is $50. Supplies are not included. For more mforma- tion, call (949) 645-2356.• A free seminar and book-signing titled 10 Step:; to Take Today to Save Your Llf e Tomorrow will be preo;ented by Marilyn Joyce from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe dt Mother's Market artd Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa. Mesa. The Marine Ave., Balboa I land. TI1 event will foatwe gu t peaker Su Podany. Admission is tr . ror more mtonmstion, call (949) 673-4595 The January meeting of the Association ot Corporate Growth . -Orange f:oWlty Chapter, utled t:.eaders}\.ip tor the New Economy, will bo pn~cnted from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Adm1ss>on is $40 for non- members and Cdn bP. crndit<:t.I towdrd the annual membership fee. For more intonna.bon, c:all (949) 862-Q644. A lecture UUed "Preventing the No. 2 Killer• will be 'presented at 6:30 p.m at the Enr•rgy MeQicine Center, 20301 Acacia St., Swte 100, Newport Beach. Rel>eTVa· tions are requested. For more information, caU (949) 833-8989. The South Coast Business and Professional Women luncheon Will be held from noon to 1 p.m. at the Wyndham Garden Hotel. 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. Judge Nancy Wieben- Stock Ylill be the guest 'Speaker. Networking begins at 11:30 a.m. Members are $17 and guests clfe $22. For.more inlonna.tion, call (714) 472-4666. ment and education m former Go\l. Pete Wilson's administration. Cost is $20 for members and $25 for nonmembers. For more infor- mation, call (949) 759-9219. The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce Networkers will meet from -11:45 am. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. Lunch is $12. One-time fee is $15. For more information, call 885-9093. book-signing will be from 7:30 to I Children of Parkinsonlans will 8 p m. Reservations are request-present ~ support group meeting ed. For more information, call from 7 to 9 p.m. m Classroom 3 at (800) 595-6667. · OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mar- A weight management and con- trol support group will be present- ed from 6 to 7 p.m. at the Alpha Omega Hypnosis Center, 1500 W. &alboa Blvd , Swte 202 D, New- port Beach. Adnussion is $10. For CARJACKING CONTINUED FROM 1 Officers attempted to intercept the car at MacArthur and San ·Joaquin Boulevard, but to no avaiJ..Another patrol car stationed fUrther up MacArthur Boulevard mtercepted the vehicle a short time later and was in the process COUNCIL CONTINUED FROM 1 an overpopulation of wild birds. As VlSilors continue to feed the birds, their population thnves more than it would under normal circumstances, causing an abnor- mally high amount of bud drop- pmg:. to end up in the water. offi· dais said. Yet some residents say the bigh levels of bactena are more from storm drain and boat sewage runoff than the birds. U the ordinance is approved, violators could be oted Wllh an infraction or an admllllstrative code violation. • Other items the City Council is slated to dlscuss mclude· • A $120,500 budget amend- But Bundle, an avid basketball tgp, said the players should not be blamed for being greedy. • 11The owners are the ones g1v- g it to them," the San Diego ~ident said. "If they can afford more, they should give it.• Local players a..lso had varying ~oughts on the NBA season ~tarting in February • •1t•s better than it not starting at all, wouldn't you say?· said Huntington Beach resident Ryan Dwyer. Both Bundle and Hunt say the O-ee exhlbition games some C)f the teams are offering as a consola- tion to their fans are worth the season in itself. ·iwo free games are definitely tho way to make up with your /ans,• said Bundle, who explained that shelling out $24 · per game. to see teams like the Angeles Laket'!i can add up. Although the season wasn't c:-ompletely lost, 23-year-old O&&han Hayhurst aid 1t won't be \f'lesame. • •Whoever wms the champi· inship will have an asterisk by (heir name,• tho Newport Beach ~idcnt said. •1t will always be remembered as the 1;eason of the loc.kout. • I A free program tilled Avoiding Financial Pitfalls will ~ held at noon m the Newport Beach Cen- tral Library's Fnends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. of being outrun by the caT)ackers when they sped onto the north- bound ramp of the 73 freeway. McDermott said the vehicle lost control when it struck the guard rail on thf! right side of the freeway ramp, causing the car lo spin across all lanes of trdffic. Both men were thrown from the car after it slanuned mto the opposing guard rail. Police scud Castillo, who was dnvmg the car, ment toward installing under- ground utilities in the West New- port area. Residents ha.ve bec>n champiorung the ided ot movmg the area's phone, electric and cable TV wtres from above- ground poles to beneath the streets to help beautify their area since the·early 1990s. • Voting to spend $52,317 on a computer network upgrade for the Newport Beach Fire and Marine Department. To assist with training and maintenance for the new system, city officials will also disc'uss hiring a fire and A nine-week Boating Skills and Seamanship class bf-gins today at 7 p.m. at Newport Harbor High School. 600 lrvine Ave , Newport Beach For more informat.J.on, call (7 14) 834-1069 or (714) 990-5684. ... THURSDAY The Balbod Island Bayside Busi- ness Association will meet at 8:30 d.m. at Rurnbold ·Realty. 302 struck an embankment head first and was pronounced dead at the sc1.me. McDermott said Fierro suf- fered minor injunes after being thrown from the car's passenger side windo\\. He was treated at Hoag Ho:.pital. then booked into Orange County Jail on murder, Cdrjacking and attempted rob- bery charges. The wailiess, who was still mcmne techrucal support special-l ist hy Feb. 1. • Establishing the Harbor Comnuttee to help provide mput on issues relating to commercial, recre&tional and educational use of Newport Harbor. This citizens ad-hoc conunittee will study the Jssues for one year in an e~fort to make recommendations to the City Council on policy gw.delines m those areas. • Scheduling a public meeting for Feb. 16 to further di!>CUSS traf- fic patterns at the intersection of TRUSTED STOCK MARKET ADVICE t • Personalized Portf o.lio Manager • Fee Based-No Commission • Quarterly Performance Review t StrrRO&CO lfJ\lt.St7riblt PnftsSIOnOls Smee i85B Private Client Group 7b Set an Appointment, Please Call ... L;tNTZE. BELL Branch Manager 610 Newport Center Dn've, Suite 900 Newport Beach, CA 92660 _ (949) 720-8901 lbell@sutro.com • guente Ave .. Corona del Mar. The meebng pro~des a wann and comfortable atmosphere for care- gwers and ddult children of lo.yed ones with Parkinson's. Admission is free. Rescrvdtions are appreci- ated. For more mfonnation, call (949) 645-3352. A program tilled Home.Based Business will be presented at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Cen- tral Llbrdry's rnend:. Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. Adrms- shaken by the mc1dcot late Sun- day, said she was not feeling well and declined to discus:. further details. Jerry Spada, manager oJ Carmelo's Sdid he hdd been domg some bookkeepmg tor the restaurant when the Cat)ackmg occurred. ·Everything hdppened so quickly," he said. ·· Jamboree Rodd and Bison Avenue. City othttdls say a spe~ nal hearing nct•ds to be set to receive input and make a final dec1s1on on how traffic can be duected more safoly at the inter- section. Howard Miller R~~ i I Zl.Z.00 Sale $725.()() ~ De Oro Italian lnla~ Mantel ,., ith Chim~ MC"Jl. $142~ 00 · Sa~ $649.00 .. Clock Purse Re!g,S••MS Sn1'S~9$ ion is free. For more inform uon, call (949),717·380J. FRIDAY A physical train1ng cl s will be pre ented frop1 8.30 to 9 30 cs.m. at OASIS Scruor Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona dcl Mar. Ad.Jnjssion is $21 For mme inf or.. rnatlon, call (949} 6'44-3244. JAN. 16 .. An educaUonaJ workshop UUed Who, What. Where will l.>P. prn- sented' l?Y The l~na~inatlon MachmP dt 10 a.m . al ttie New· port Beach Central . Ubrdry':;. Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avo· cado Ave. ThP-work hop is designed to help people get start- ed in the creative-wnung proc s and incorporates music. mune, improVlsation <.1nd audience par· tlcipcibon. Adrrusc;1on is free For more informabCJ c (~4~1 717- 3875 •A free program titled Using the Llbrary-Tool1> & T-1~·1 will be presented at 2 p.m at the New- port Beach Central LtbrdJ)'~s Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Ava· cado Ave. For more infonnahon, call (949) 117-3801. JAN. 17 A free musicale titled from Stage to Screen will be presented at 3 p.m. at the Newport Beach Cen- • Fla'{or.ful & · Delicious Lunches & Dinner CuS'fom Burl Wall Clock Miid~ Exdu••HI> fOI' !'\C"•pon Clocl<t S5895.()() 0 The ntOTt ""UJwe mu/ '"'"''"''""' ASSortmmt of tint~ you wiJJ,.,,,,. firul in on11Aikry. " E.xclu:-ii\i e Agent for 1he e fine watche : Ma urlce L.• roix Fe Lina ichcl 11 "'rbelin Chase-Durer jaguar 1ttnaucr Howard ~Mier 2f·M~qt1e R• l(,SOO Sllltl J22J.00 - Monday; January 11, 1999 5 ~ tral Ubrary's Fnends Me ting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave Call ( 49) 717-3801. JAN. 19 Newport Hubor Republlcan Woman"' will present· ~ter Han- naford, author of "The Quotable Ronnld Reagan,·· dt noon in the Gow~mors Room at the· BalbOa Bity Club, 1221 W. Coast Hlgh· way, Newp<?rt Beach. For more mfonnation, call t949} 759-3086. An event UUed How to Get a Mil- hon·Dollar Profesi.10nal Money Manager for your $100,000 Port- folio will be presented from 5:30 to 7 • p.m at TI1e Sutton Place HotP.l, . 4500· MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Adnussionr 1s free. Reervation.s are requested For more inJormation, ccill (949) 955-7562. A free em.lnar titled Attention Dehot Disorder will be presented by Steve Holmes from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m dt thP. Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Reservations are requued Call f800) 595-6667 · · JAN. 21 . The Good Morning Costa Mesa business breakfast 1s from 7:15 to 8:45 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Goll CoursA Dnve. Pre·paid reservanons are $12 Admission is $17 at the door. cau (714> aa5-0090. '-.- CATERING AVAILABLE PANATE PARTY ROOMS Ho" ard Miller rlingt011 Hi/11 Colkctil>ff 061 t ' Rq;. 1~(>11• ak $109.5.00 The Zen Alum Clock N-(Jt SJn6 SakS79.9J Rh 1thm French Hom ~ • .SBSJ)O s.le $8j.00 I , . ... . . . .. . . . . . -_ 354 days. ~--- 6 Newport ~/Coito MeKJ Doily 'Pilot -Neyvport buil~g Went pool ( ~ • Two victories in the championship pool propel Newport girls frosh-soph to El Toro tournament title. 6 iris water polo programs have only been around for a few years at most schools, so· the level of play at the lower levels bas been an Wl)plown factor. In an effort to · see what's out there, the inaugural El Toro Frosh-Soph Classic was held Fnday and Saturday. " .After C1U1Sing through pool play of the 18-team tournament, Newport Harbor Hlgh knocked of Sea View League rivals El Toro and Santa Marganta to win \ the cbamplonslup. ·u was a testing ground for play at the lower leve~s," Newport,Coach Les Cutler said. "We thought it was a goOd idea to see what's out here. There seem to be som,e pretty gOOd .players all around.• The Sailors, still undefeated after 10 games, encountered little resistance m pool-play action Fnday. Ne~rt Harbor defeated Huntington'Beach, 15-1, Irvine 8-3, and Capistrano Valley, 12-2. Saturday's Championship pool would be a different story. •All three teams came from the Sea View League,• Cutler said. "We were also without Caitlin Adams, one of our better players who has shown vast improvement since last year. She is an mtelllgent LIGHTWEIGHTS player in regards to knowledge of the.game.• The Sailors opened up with El Toro and the score was tied going into the fourth quarter. With 25 seconds left, Jenna Booth came off the bench and s'corcd the winning goal for a 5-4 victory. Newport Harbor followed up with a 4·1 wm over Santa Mar· ganta and, according to Cutlef, it was the defense which was the key to both victones. •J believe m a -go~ defense and our.players know tliat !ram (varsity) Cooch (Bill) Barnett,• Cutler said. "It is difficult to single out a single person who made the d.tfference. Thew all work well as a unit attempting to use th.ls defense." Cutler noted both goali~s. Michelle Benvenutti and Heather Deyden, played well. Both got SEE CHAMPS PAGE 7 H I G H S C H 0 0 L ·o I R L S W A T EJ P 0 l 0 •, KIM HAGGERTY-ZVUUWAILV PILOT Newport Harbor High goalie Erin Kennedy (left) starts a counterattack; Jenna Barto (aboveJ looks for an open teammate: and Diana Day (below) gets a loose ball to help the Sailors flnlsh second at tournament in their own pool. Sailors settle for second · place • Newport Harbor upsets No. 2-ranked Villa Park in semis, but can't get past Poway in title game, 9-6. JA,.<,ON H1u. 1111,Pb 11, NEWPORT BEACH -For •• some teams, all it takes is a little ' faith. With such tough competition at the Newport Harbor/Corona del Mar Tournament, not much was peeled from Poway High's girls water polo team. Still a little faith and some aggressive play was all it took as the Titans defeated Newport Harbor, 9-6, to win the touma- . ment championship Saturday at Newport Harbor. •A lot of teams overlooked us,• Poway Coach Shae Phllputt said. "Because Coronado beat us early in the season, a lot of teams didn't know how good we really are." But Poway's players knew and were talking about all those who doubted them after the game. Newpon Harbor Coach Bill ~ett was swprised at how his own team played after dumping previously undefeated Villa Park in the semifinals. "I thlnk we came out a little Oat alter our big wm th.ls morning,~ Barnett said. "Still, our girls deserve credit for hanginq in and fight- ing until the end. Poway (12-1) wasted no time taking control of the game's tempo, scoring three goals, two of which came from long range. Newport Harbor showed signs of recovery after two goals by Jenna Barto and a goal by Ka~erine Gregg cut the lead to 5-3 with two minutes left in the second quarter. Meanwhile, goalie Erin Kennedy had adjusted to Poway's attack cind made four key saves which kept the Sailors close. Poway's Sandy OnweUer scored late in the quarter, but Jocelyn Mandenno scored quickly and the Sailors went into halftime behind, 6-4. •They have a good team,• Barnett said. "They had a tight defense and didn't let us get many quality shots on goal." The Sailors (9-3) struggled in transition and gave up some costly goals, letting the gapte slip away in the fourth quarter. Bartp and Kyndra Cox scored for Newport Harbor down the stretch. ' "Overall, we played bard," Barnett said, "But those mis- takes which let them get through were the difference in the game.• Against Villa Park, now 14-1, the Sailors took an early lead, but the Spartans battled back for ·a 4-4 tie at halftime. Danee French then gave Vtlla Park a one-goal lead on a skip shot with 2:50 left in the third quar- ter. Kathryn Belden tied the score with 4 19 left in the game on a spinrung backhand from two meters Mandertno then stole the ball and drew an e1cction Manderi- no passed to Barto, put in the score and the Sailors had the lead for good. Diana Day added a late goal as insurance. ·we just didn't play well," Villa Park Coach John Carcich said. "(Newport Harbor) really played a good game, but we just had an off day.• Villa Park, currently the No. 2-ranked team m Orange-Coun- ty, went on to defeat University in the third-place game, 11-6. .. •0v9ral, WI played hn. luf bu mistakes whicfl let them get ··-· ...... in the game ...• Biii ....,...~ Newport Harbor polo coach Monday, January 11, 1999 • Sporn Editor Roger Carlson • 949;,574-4223 • lfl SPORTS· HALL OF FAM CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM •Mr. Grand Slam. RIOtARO Du"fN C onsidered one of the top teaching professlonals in lft Southern C.utornia, Phil Dent enjoyed ·a banner tennis playing career in singles and doubles in the 1960s and 70s, including a distinction as one of Australia's top Davis Cup players. Dent, who once coached Michael Chang, has been a heavily sought-after instructor m the Newport-Mesa area for almost 20 years. Dent, a former John Wayne Tenrus Club pro and Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club assistant general manager and tennis director, is currently teaching at Hank Uoyd.'s Costa Mesa Tennis Center,· Dent, whose prize pupil IS hiS 17-year-old son, Taylor, played several unforgettable roles for the Australian Davis Cup team from 1967 to 1981, tncluding a key part m the country's 1977 Cup title, when the Aussies defeated rtaly. That same year, when Junmy _Carter was president and the Dodgers were playing their f1ISt of back-to-back World Series against the Yankees, Dent reached the men's doubles semifinals at the French Open and Italian Open, then advanced to the doubles quarterfinals (with John McEnroe) at Wunbledon. Derrt, a former French Open and Australian Open 1uruor champion (1968), frequently played nuxed doubles with Billie Jean King, with whom he cap- tured the 1977 U S. Open rruxed championship. A powerful serve-and-volleyer with a blistenng forehand, Dent was ranked as tugh as founh in the world in doubles and 10th in singles. Dent conquered the Aus- tralian Open men's doubles title in 197-5. Three other times (1970, '73 and '77) he finished as the men's doubles runner-up at hls homeland Grand Slam. Hls biggest moment in singles came in 1974, when Dent, born in Sydney on Feb. 14, 1950, Phil Dent fdced then-teen heartthrob :Jimmy Connors in the final at the Australian Open Connors defeated Dent, but it representaCf the longtime Newport Beach ' • "' res1dont's first and only :. appearance in a Grand Slam singles championship match, Dent was one of the last in a long line of Austrahans to come under the guidance of famed Australian Davis Cup captain Harry Hopman, Wlth whom he toured on the Cup orcwt in the late 60s ·Hopman, rucknamed the •otd Fox,· chose Dent for the Aussie Davis Cup team when he was 17 lD 1967. Not only did Dent bask in a successful career on the courts, his son and stepson (Brett Hansen-Dent) have followed his footsteps. Brett played No. 1 singles for USC and later joined the pro tour, wlule Taylor is still considered one of America's top Juniors. '- Taylor Dent, who turned pro dunng the 1998 U.S. Open, won a CIF Southern Section smgles title as a Corona del Mar High . freshman in 1996, becoming only• the third player m CIF history to capture the trophy as a freslunan {following Pete Sampras of Pacil1c Palisades and Jon Leach. GIRLS BASKETBALL Sea Kings scare Uni~ . ..... • Cd.M edged, 56-50; Mesa also comes up short against Villa Park, 62-54. CORONA DEL MAR -When Corona del Mar High's guls bds- ketball team takes the floor at Woodbridge Tuesday at 7:30 when Sea View League action resumes, it will have to remember not to make the same mistakes made Saturday against University ma nonleague contest. The host Sea Kings had three players, Jennifer Dickson, Char- lene Quon and Lindsay Watan- abe, draw three fouls m the first quarter CdM never recovered and fell to the 1Tojans, 56-50. •corona del Mar is now 8-9. • In another game Saturday! !-,, According to Costa Mesa HtQh; girls basketball coach Jim Wce~.t; the Mustangs lCdJt)J?d a good les-o son which will benefit them wbeJl, Costa Mesa travels to Uruversrty Tuesday for a 7 p.m. Paofic Coast League game. ¥ou bdve to take care of business all the time. • The Mustangs didn't Saturday and lost at Villa Park, 62-54, in a nonleague game . The Mmtangs (10·6) gave up ~O offensive boards. Autumn Smith scored 11 points and had nine reboutm'C Jenny Earnest scored 12 poin~. • Nancy Hatsushi had five assists to go with nine pomts.• •vou have to take care of tlus1- ness all of the time," Weeks said. • . . . .. Newport Beoch/C~sta M.eso Doily Pilot REMEMBERING ALVI PINKLEY [Qi)e of Newport-Mesa's !m0sl enduring fans was I l:learly one of a kind. I • 0 ne of the moi>t endunng harbor area sporu; figuces and politicians these past ~~Clcs, three-time Costa Mesa Mayor Alvin •Pink• Pinkley, died of cancer at 89 in Uecember. Pinkley, whose late brother was one-time publisher Virgil Pinkley of the Los Angeles tvftijor, drew a vast audience of friends, supporters and admirers ~ smce cstablish.iilg the old Costa. Mesa Pharmacy on Oct 13, 1933. He and his lovely wife, Lucy, · ted the store for 46 years in town Costa Mesa, closmg 9 - kley, alwa~ a lover of e, will long be remembered e fond of humor in sports, S. I DEL IN IS . to his temporary room in a Santa Ana hotel and t~sed off his shoes before surmising that his father may have been correct. He hadn't eamed enough money the first day to even pay his utility bills, . tributes to numerous athl "tic teams over the years. One example was the '41 champ Harbor High basketball outfit. Pmkley made the dub a dedl.' Anytime it woh, Pinkley worked out a pre>g~m where the..,playcrs got a free malt. One tally ind.icttted he served up at.ler1M 240 malts to the '41 team. The 1948 l'dr _grid team was not a champ team, but it almost. defeated St. Anthony, the •. subbequent CIP champions. With only three returning lettermen _ returning in '48, Pinkley was astonished. It prompted him to call the team out for a·huge ice crearn sundae blast. No one can recall how mdny cartons of ice cream was delivered or nuts or Jugs of whipped cream or jars of chemes, but 1t was staggenng. , Alvin Pinkley often et sponsor of mumdpal l>a.seball dnd winter adult hoops, was announang a Cm.ta Mesa Merchant baseball game. the back sinoe he turned and returned a threatening look The huge fellow was a trangcr, but Pinkley was wise enough to lean toward a giant Harbor l'iigh gndder and nudge him toward the stranger. It seemed to work because the stranger chose to turn away. Pinkley thought thdt wa~ hilarious. The Pinkley children. Virgil (Buster), Class of '48, and Lucy, Class of '50, were also involved With Harbor High spoft.S. Virgil WdS a champ m ~sketball and thrQwing the varsity shot put. The Pink)eys were alwayi. staunch promoten> and supporte.Th of tradibonal family.and families . holding together. Many of their community endeavors consistently reflected Just that, P¥ticularly dunng holidays. Lucy Pmkley, hls Wldow, once said, "'Holidays really mean ~lcs and corrununity social life. m in Mexico to the father of ionary and living on Indian ations until he was alniost once jokingly claimed he Nonetheless, he dlld his wile held faith in the community and its residents. They chose to stay posibve about the future. In time, it would pay solid dividends. Pinkley knew most all the _Hatbor High atbJetic stars over the years, including the All·ClF fullback Harold Shcflin, the All-Clf tdckle, second tecUll, Manuel Muniz; sterling · baskcteers George Barnett, the Yardley brothers, George and Bob; Bud Attridge, Dennis Fitzpatnck antl Paul Neumann dnd top bascbdllers like southpaw pitcher Frank Hamilton, cdtch<>r Bill Weatherwax and fielder Boyd Horrell from the champ '48 baseball team. The MerchanlS had power pitcher Frank Hamilton lo face a rugged Los Angele:. mne dnd its manager sp •nt prc·gdme chatter by tellmg Pinkley how great his club was anct th11t no one could mntch them • getting the family together ... 1 would hope everyone.works to keep their family together." the first wetback.• ter a stay at the old Papago I n Reservation, the family $oved to Sail B<'marCiino. 11ter graduapon from USC as a pllinnacist, he chose to acquire a ~ store in Costa Mesa. The-" · small farming corrununity could only tally up about 2,000 residents when he arrived ' It featured a verbal struggle with his lather, who projected that it was not a wise financial move. After his first day runrung the Costa Mesa store, he drove WRESTLING 1\vo Sea Kings place third GARDEN GROVE -Corona del Mar High 145-pounder John Cox won his final match, 10-8, to place third, while teammate Ddvid Meisch was also third at 215 pounds to pace the Sea Kings at Saturday's Bolsa Grande wrestlmg tournament. "Well, both got a little banged up during the early rounds,• CdM Coach Gary Almquist said. •Tuey fought through 1t really well. ·cox is really starting to wres- tle well, like a senior shoWd. He's controlling matches. I think we're starting the ball rolling going into the San Clemente Touman1'!nt. • Sophomores Aaron Hacker and Anthony Trankiem had two wms eacl! for the Sea Kings. Eagles finish 11th COSTA MESA -Estancia High's Abe J.nouye pinned Whitti- er wrestler Jake Yasutoni to firush third m the 103-pound class as Estancia placed 11th at the Estancia Tournament Saturday. Estancia 189-pounder No1 Dumpit defeated Kevin Mar- ' gulieux of Canyon to finish fifth, while Eagles teammate Jeremy Valdez was also fifth at 140. • mlHaA TOURNAMENT TMln IClOr'9S 1. Loara 191.5; 2. San Clemente 1$8..S; 3 ~atella 183; 4. El Toro 160.S; s. M ission Viejo 126; 6. West Torrance 125; 7. Magnolia 99; 8. V•lencia 90; 9. Edison 89.S; 10 Eisenhower 87.5; 1 EStancia 86. ~Is 10) • 1 G•lvin (L) pm Moller M. 5:43; 3. Inouye (Est) pin Yasutonl CW), 5 •. Means (SQ def. Baraja (S). 6-4. 112 • 1. Ballenbacher (L) pin Pintor (M), 8-5; 3. Mendoza (Edi) def. Rivera The only high school, dating back to 1930, was Newport Harbor and it opened with a few hundred students from both Newport Beach and Costa MesCt. It was up to 1,000 by 1950. Orange Coast College opened in 1948 and that spread the arett sports interests at both' levels. It is impressive to loqk back and realize that Pinkley' came to span decades of harbor ared sports. He came to know the champions and the many classy athJetes. His favorite sports were football, basketball and base , And he was generous with his As the year.; passed Pinkley CclOU! to spread his interest m the teams at both Costa Mesa and Estancia high <.;chools after 1958: He was always proud of lhe harb6r area teams and athJetes. One note of hil~ty came one swnmer in 1948 when Pirikley. PinklPy·smilPct uncl letl, but ca.mi? downstairs later dfll•r Hamilton hacl fanned just about every pldycr hP httd. Pinkley sat down tempofonly, lookec!' ut the frustrat~cl mclogPr dnd -.aict, •vou wdnt I should get you a tennis racquet?" Al one di~tanl footlMll gdme. Pmkley thought he 1-potted a party he knew ahead of him m the btands. } le may wr.ll have .slapped the chap too hard on The Ice Breaen froze out their competition to become the Newport Beach Division 4 Girls champions In Region 97 circles and move on to the Divisional Championship , starting today against South Irvine and Corona del Mar. Back row, from left: Coach Cathy Heck, Katie McKay, JOtdill Wemer, Erin C.alaban. He.tiler Lohrman, Jamie McKinnon, Coach Sharon McKinnon. Kneeling, from left; Mallory McMalns, Hayley Heck, Traci Saiz, Emil)' Jo ephson, Megan MdCay, Vane.a Romo, ROAlba Mathus. In front. from left Nicole Schilling, Christina Calligort. WRESTLING (K); S. Navarro (Eis) def Loza (SH, 8-0. 119 -1. Tapia (I() def Valenci• (RA), 1-0. 3. Diaz (L) def. Rineer (EO), 5·2; 5 ttarris (WT} def Rawlins (Edi), S· 1, 125 -1. Bererra (IC) def. Salerio (Eis), 19-10; 3. Clark (ET) def. Moloi (l). 7-0, S. Bonilla (MV) def Palomas (Santa Ana Valley). UO -1. Aparicio (L) def Ryono (WT), 15-6; 3. Presley (SO def. Robles M. 2 0, SUMMARIES . " s. Ayala (Edi) def. Tapia (ESt). 10-6. 135 . 1. Apancio (Loara) pin Cordova (Buena P1r1c). 2.30; 3. Luetan (SO .def. Manger (ET), 3·1: s. Uflbe (WT) def. Simpson (Mag). 6 2. 140 . 1. Felix (Ets) def. Rkhardson (ED); 3. Stillwell (SC) def. casas (MV); 5. Lutes (Edi) def. Valdez (Est), 10-2. 152 . 1. TWetyman (ET) def. Valencia. (SO; 3. Rea (S) def Vetter (M), 4· 1; S. Kilker (Aliso Nlgucl) def. Mann (MV) 160 • 1. Jarrett (El) def, Magana (L); 3. Stoler (Canyon) def. Lozano (Indio), 5. Evan~ (SH) def, Meila (Long Beach Poly) 119 • 1. Cook (Claremont) del. Baruth (WT); 3 Farifteld (EO) def. Roman (I<), S Ou.mp1t (Est) def. • Marguheux (0 • 215 • 1. Swenson (WT) def. Pridham (SC). 3. Smith (V) def. Lynn (BP}, 5. Neem1a (K) def. Indio. HWT • 1. Wallace (Huntington Beach) def. Mitchell (Rialto) S P 0 IT s. I SS A Y C 0 NT E ST st shot! • Dare to play fair program is an i.itvitation to tell" like it is, from the perspective which ' counts most ... you! CaHfornia. Whet: An essay contest sponsored by the Daily Pilot and the Institute for International Sport. Students may address any aspect.of ethics and sportsmanship in society or share a personal reflection of an experience with exemplary (nr poor) sportsrnanshlp. How: Students may write an enay of 500 words or less .. Entries will be judged in five categories: Elementary school, middle school, high school, college/university, and adult. t(ave you ever wondered, as you watch a ~etblll pl•yer kkk • photogr•pher on ~ :Sidetine, or a baseball player sptt in an ynpre's face, Pf • boxer bite someone's • .., off, how we ever got to this point? Here's your ch•nc• to get your thoughts on paper In the Daily Pfrot Essay Com.st for National Sportsinanship Day. Ch«k. out the partkuWs llst9d below: ._AR students from~ sChooll (gredls 1-5). mktch .:hoola tgr.-M), high tChooll (grades 9o1Z). community colleges end~ • Mil. • aclulta (ages 23 Ind ~ In Coltai Mesa. ==.::=:~· The cont.st Is held in conjunction with the ninth annual National Sportsmanship Day (NSO) ~Dare to ptay Fair• progr•m • whkh fosten appreciation of the critical rote of fair pley In •thletia and society. tt will be cea.brated in o\ler 10,000 sChools in all SO states •nd OYer 100 countries on Match 2. Visit www.lntemMlonlhport.com fOr the lat.st ~Ip Mtlcfes.1nd adtvtties. Whr: To offW Colt.a Mesa, Corona del M9r Ind Nl'\tJpOr't lwh students~ OpportUnlty to .... their thoughts end. ...nw-. ~ -.10 ipOrtsmlnshlp lnd.WCS. Please include your na111e. category, Khool, grade level, address and telephone number at the top of your entry and specify tt~at your submission is for the Daily Pilot Essay Contest. , When: Essays must ar:rive at the Institute for International Sport by Feb. 16. lhe winning ess-y from each of the five c.tegories wUI appear In the D•ity Pilot on March 2 . S.nd entries to: Institute for lnternatloNI Sport. the University of Rhode lsllind, 2 Butterfield Ro.d, Suite 2., P.O. lox 104, Kingstof\ 9' I. o.na1.0104. ~ttn: Dal~ Pilot Eaay eontet . Or. fax~ Mtry to 1~1474-2429. She said, ·Tue fmt year here '(m Costa Mesa). duting the Depression, 1 organized a conumttee and went to the merchants m one block on Newport Blvd. getting (lonatJons fo1 Christmas bdSkets for the poor. People really need thc.m (groceries). The Lown wasn't mc-orporated yet, so th~gs really weren't organized. Wlthln the next couple of years, we deaded to establish a Chnstmas decora- tion committee." · hl tune, they came to observe bright and cheerful happerung!' in the small commµruty; BASKETBALL SUMMARIES COUEGEMEN NOHCONRJICNa UC SAH 0.GO 67 5oCA&. Cou.L<>e: 53 Soe.I College Keane 8. Bradley 10, Sim· mons 10, Seher 2, lCohlha& 8, J•me:s 11, lyU 4 3-pt. goals Kohlhaas 2, Curtis 1 Fouled out Simmoos. Curtis. UC s.rt OMgo • Higgins 13, W•ll 1 i, Foote 16, Russ 10. McMillan S, Garratt 9, Ubbv-i. 3·pt. goals -Foot(' 4, Hi99111s 3. Well 1, MtM11lan 1, Garratt 1. f6.lled out • None Haln1me -sec. 30-27. COUEGE WOMEH ~ 5oCA&. Cou.LG« 75 CHmTIAN HavtAm 57 SoCal CoUege • W.;dlef 5, Kempton 4 Pln.J 13, Wright 17. Herkeohoff 18, Boek• 15, foke2 Fouled out· None. Ovistian Heritage • Hamllton 2. Stevenson 17, Reed 2. EPP' 1, FriesnCf 8 Payton 4, S~er 4, CISOefOS 19 Fouled out • None H•lftirrw 34-all. HIG.H ~ Gl.R&.S NONUAGUE UNMllSITY 56, ~ on MAii SO S<oftby~ Urn~rl•ty 10 9 21 16 • S6 Corona del Mar 12 6 11 21 • 50 Unl~ity Wu 2, Barth 2, Sulauno. 20, Kim 4, Stam419na 1, Benebo 4, f1rrell 2, Bai 14, Schroeder 6. Von Tung~n 1. 3-pt goals· Su1aunoa 3 Fouled out None. c-del Mar· Quon 18, Okkson 10, . Watanabe 7 Kawata 3 I(, McCoy 4, Eyre 2, Kling 4, Hawkins 2, Pham o. S McCoy 0, Gruber 0 l1buda 0 3-pt. goals· Quon 4, Kawaui 1, Watan.tbe 1,. Fooled out · Watana~. I( McCoy, 0Kkson NOM..EAGl• VtUA PAM 6l. Cost.A ME:sA 54 Scor9 by Qullr19n (Ost.a M-. 6 9 20 19 • S4 Villa Park 14 I lS 25 • 62 Costa ~ -Smith 11, Earnest 12. HaUW'li 9, Sasaki 8. ~ 6. Powc!n 5, Thomt0f1 3, lOl'OS 0 , Hitt 0, Wl'eb 0 3-pt. goals · Powers 1. Fol.lied OYt • N<nt Villa ,.,. -Kletnhen 6. Qu nanlla 4, Yadon 12. Blume 7.Sh•mizu 5, Wood 11, Oawson17. 3-pt. goals • Oawson 3, Shimizu 1 fouled out • Sh!mtZU sec HOOPS Vanguards fall SAN DIEGO M .1 II Ard.ts Curtis scored 11 points as Southern Cahforma College lost to UC San D1 go, fi/· 53. in a men's ba~kctball pool· play game of the UC San Diego Tournament Saturday. KeVln Bradley and Jaban Sun· mom. each -.cored 10 points for the Vanguard (5· 12) CC wins. 74-57 EL CAJON -- Southern Oilifor· W 0 a I • nia Collc'9e unproved to 11·5 ln women' basketball Wlth a 7-4 -57 nonronter~oe victory at Christ· 1an lientag,. Saturth•)'· WITll POLO I . . Monday, January 1 I , 1999 7 CHAMPS CONTINUED FROM 6 a nncP from the rest of the d fensc, induding Michell _ Wlogron, Amber Braly, • Erin;l\euy Bates nd Enn sau .. : Polly DQlkas added o par1' ..:._ on offense. •Tu mam key was we had seven players m the water who ,. had good e.x~rience and ·were. - capable of scoring al that level,"' Cutler said. . .... i. ~ Cutler is swpnsed his tP..am .. has rcmftllloo undefeated • • agamlft such tough competition and knows lt 15 still a tough roaa ... through the remainder (>f the : Sea View League (The SailoTS ..,.. play W9(>dbndge at home Wednesday) · · •J'ni. not sure how long lt will ... last,• CuUer slud. •sut these • girls have proved they are very capable athletes ond when we • meet those teams agam. it will be dnother test for us." · Cutler LS pleased to see the continued growth of girls water polo, but know~ it will ..still take a while for many programs to build a broad base·ot talented player~. In terms of his own athletes, Cutlet believes there is a good mixture which will provide Newport Harbor with ~ontinu(!d depth as they move up to the . higher levels. · •I think they are certainly -· capable of providing a good· foundation OU JwUOr VMSlty next year." Cutler said. "'Mr. Ba.meu: rrught also identify some to bring into the varsity w outs on a test basis and see how .they --respond.~ --. AdvertonaJ Auto .. Facf! -... ---. -' -I -I -I -I -I -I -. by Paul Frech URWC.•UNJR UIUIAN • SWWDISH JAl'AllaU AUTOMO•US FAl\fILIAR PL~G? . An abnormal form of combu,uop withm l~ engine under ceruun dm mg condmon gave' nse to the meLDlh" r.utlinit noi-.e known -,m. "pinging:· It tins problem I) ~ COITCClcd, II can lead to thC de truction of che en~1nc. ln ~ case,, pingm!; can he a\oided ti} mo., ing up to a ga.,ohne with tht' ne\t h1ghe .. 1 octane rating. M3l'l} engine' e\penence an· increa.~ .1ppctt1e for octane b the) agt;: thcrelore. a JUmp from an t\7 octane 10 an S9 octane, for e'<ample. 'hould not be '1ewed as 100 unu,ual a" a car get" older. On the other hand. a JUmp in octane requirement from S7 io 92 ,, un3cccptable and md1cat~~ an atinollllal condition. In 'omc c:i~'· a check ol the car\ e'<ha.ui;l ga.' re<:m:ul.Lllon ') "tem "111 lead tll rep:tiro. • On some engines. plrt1cularl) those equipped \\1th tumxh~~r.. the failure of a pan 1.no~n a.' a U\ock <,ensor can alID cause pin!!mg. Hl~'T: The pu~ of the exhau t S• recirculation (EGR) '):-.tern"' 10 re1.m:ulatc a portion of the burned c~hau~ ~ast" ha k into the engine tor another burning. C R • B\' COLOR Acrnnhn~ 10 11 1997 urvc;, 20 f'ICl\.-Cnl ol the pon~ and 1.rnnpoct c:m:· ht.ult dunng 1he pa~t model >ear "ere grc.l'n, while nine percent of port.Jcomp..1Cl cars v.cre bright rt't.I and e1gh1 percent \\CTC ml'd1um red. White and bla l nueJ tounccn pen:enl and thinecn percent, rcspcctrvt:ly. Green Wll also .the most popular color tor tnlr.nncd1atc und fu1t-~11c CllrS, a-. well a' ond·most porular color for lu~Uf) 4-'~ and trud"' and \MS. A for \\h1tc, 11 nulkcd am~ the three most pllpUlar colON in ll three catc ori s. 1ncludif18 a ~ nW:mg m the truclJvan caicgory. However. the populanty of both green and ~ h1tc sccm 10 wamng, both col ~ ~ ~ popular m 1997 than they V.'CTC in l 996. We're awfull) fond of ouH ind for some of u • they ma1:e an " unpottant tcm nt about who arc. We know how imponant ~r car i to you, and t &hows in 1he at1ention we five to your concana. At C&f\ day 1n. day QUI, we &et dlil job done to our mo&t PIWdcUW cuSk_imct's requtttment ONy ·new Ind Gmnan pan arc uted In -repeltJ. No wart ii dOnC widlill& the owner'a ~.Olli • farW ~. (M9) MMtlt (2090 ....... Colill Mlil). ft AAA-tpp10¥ed. I ' I I , g-Moodoy, Jan\IOI}' 11, 1999 IYIO . . 'PUBLIC NOTICES . PUBLIC NOTIC!I • MLIC NOTICES =PUBLIC NOTIC! I .. Newport Beach/Costa N.eso Doily ~ftb! MIUENN....oosta Here's my candidate for the Dally Pilot Sports Hill of Fame: Ancf here's why; Others to think about (attach Hst II necessary)· Mall to Daily Piiot Sports, 330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627; fax to 949-646·4170; e--mall to dallypllot@earthlink.net or just pick up the phone and call 949-574-4223 ~• na-n,tJ eilot llfMI I SPORTS HALl QF FAME CELEBRATING THE MIUENNIUM j PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICll • ...... ... ...... ••• 1"! .. . '" ...... ...... -- ~· J~ewporf Beach/Costa Me~ Da0ily Pik>t · .. ,.,., . - ra O'OSES/ CONDOS POil SALE . GUUAL •V.A. * 1002 JO Down -SO ~In FREE Couneellng FREE u.t of Homo HUONA AEPOS 1-800-723-8857 Veteran Roal Eltat• SOLD! ShoweaH hom•• for •al• In our Saturday AHi Eltate Supplemontl HOMEIOF THE WEEK DleplQ "' atart ........ t '78t Ooa.:lllne Woo 5pni ••••• OPEMHOUIE Llet lftttafort19t O .. dHno Thura 5pm ***** It pay• to advertt .. In tho belt local AHi Eltata Section CALL TODAY LIURIVIRA MN74-4112 ANNIWILUY MM74-4241 "Affordable AltttnatiVe" ,. ·I>Jscount ~ket,· Cremation& Burial Senice An Exclu1lve Opportumty for Waterfront Living on NeWport Bily • Paiftltl~ f.aa1ncrU.H.-· Sa:wk) • Sal ' t""' • Gym. s,. ac Pool • A VW.. uuo laelf wida .Meld-alooma. .......... Coclail IA •• I I I ••l ...... s. ... . .., ....... ,_.,. ...... ~ ........... .. (949) ~-5000, est. 5:19 ••• , . ~. Jonvary 11 , 1999 --PIMH be aware ~ -------- the ll•tlnge In thl1 cat· APPUAJfC8S 6011 egory may requlfe you - ----~- to call • 900 number o.a. aide bW ... In wtilch there I• • 25cu with leomaket ehargo per minute. S350 M9 e•••a1• --------- WAlfTED TO BUY 6019 -~------- A GOOD ADI Call 642- -· 19 led 'ou u t ' c1 !CJ old :nd E4 t I r- 1 ... 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Wild Thll)!15 _. ~-----WP"-e~ ~"""'ll'---P.IP-~-"P.l'P'~ Bridge By QCARlfS GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HUfSCH 9030 CADIWlC ••1 •MW eeooa Full¥ t...oeded c~9:J~~~~o (949) 650-5916 Ne~port Beach/Costa lv\eso Doily Pil 9040 )AGUA.a 8105 NISSAH 'U Ka Whit•, Snrl, '3200. (714) Mt-0189 ~•ax1 .... oxa GrMn full PoW9f ato,"8 ca3ant Cotta MHa lnfln&ll 71 .. 41-t:IOO ANSWeRS TO Wt:Jo:KLY BRIDGE QUIZ •ei aiiW 829 White/Black, lo ml $17,995 (;17814) COVI! MOTORING Qt · A"'> South, vulnerable, you.hold: '•AKJ65 t>Q7 o KJJl •At nic bidding has proceeded SOU'rtt W~'T NOITlt EAST h ..... INT• ,p..,· 20 ...... 2•· Pa. 1 Wha.t do you bid now,? A -With 18 lugh-card JlC?int'> and a fair five-card suit, il might seem that a game try of two no lr\lmp is aut1>-matic. But where Is your source of trick.s7 To have any play. ~ no trump will probably, at best, be on a 3-3 spade division, and p°armer will need a second heart stopper. Since lhat is not a i>romising parl•y, pass. Q l -Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: •AK86lt'KQ98 o AQ6 •6 The bidding has proceeded: SOtrrH WEST .NORTH •• 1Q .... 1 What action do you take? EAST Pus A -You have almost half the point" in the deck. but West has stolen your second suit and )'Ou have no conve· nicnt action. If you couJd double for penalties, that action would be worth considering. But the double is for takeout, and a club response from partner could prove acutely embar- rassing. Pass. • Q 3 ;As South, vulnerable, you hold: • QJ762 o Vold o K86S2 4.J065 Partner opens the bidding with one heart. What do you respond? A -'The problem is not with your . action now. Everyone would respond one spaJe. 'The problem comes on the next round, when any number of rebids by partner could ~ difficul- ties -particularly a jump rebid of three hearts. Despite the fact lhe,t you are unlikely to locate an eight- card fit, bid one spade and hope for the best. Q 4 • /U South, vutnernble, you hold: • • (949) ~50-5915 CJllVIOUT 9045 ------• QJ so ~·10s o Qts·l • K 106 1-.......,,n~""'a.,..M""'w~7~40=11:-- . h 12k ml Bumper Warr. '91 C.,,,.tt• low l'tll -----.-..,....,,...-Partnt'r open the bWdm3 wit one $25,993 (#Sase) 22K, garag•d, fully UNCOUf club. What do you rc~nd7 COY• MOTORING IO&d9d $19,000. one ·------~~ owner 94M73·1425 A -Poim cuunters nughl drcide that (949) 050-6915 ---------• '88 Martt VII L8C 12 points are not enough for a jump i---,.,M~.,.8""'M-.W""7:""!!40':'":"1 ~ ·•9 T•hoe 4 •4 2ctr carefully malmalned, i--,.-7......,,s""'E""'N"""TRA=".,.,_,o~x,..,.e~ , .. sponsc of tw. o no lr\lmp -ca;.-Exec'• Choice whll/natur•I lthr' ab101uuy perlKt cond Auto, air, allot' " ll'C $25"""5 (#1866~ 27kml fully loaded. $6800 949-851-8345 1 96~6 •11 e• textbooks require 13. But your king ..... under e>Ctended war· or 949-644-1058 < 3 • ., in t>artner'll su1l and 0ood IOlen"Wi· COVI! MOTORI Q ranty $23,500 080. · . L US OF e '' . (949) 65o-5915 WR8TMINSTU ate$ are clearly worth at least one · M._.73-0901 ---.,.,..-,..--..--'(714)892-41909 extra point. Our first choice is two '80 iMW eie 780438-4871 MAZDA 9125 no tlUmp, with one diamond a dis· Premium Package tant kc:Ond. $25,995 (#9572) COV. MOTOIUHO (949) 650-5915 Q S -Neither vulnerable. as South you hol~: • •KQJ O H Q AK'86! •854 The bidding has proceeded:· SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST Jo • Pu. 2• Pass 1 What do you bid now? A -A raise to th.ree clubs should show something extra, either in the way of high cards or four-card sup- port for partner's minor. You have a minimum, balanced opening bid w1Lh weak three-card suppo11 for partner's suit, Rebid two diamonds. '90 J,IMW 318tl White, 5-•pd, CO •1e1eee toeeao:s) Co1ta Meaa lnflnltl 714-241·1300 '" aliw 740tl Low Warr Mllea $43,995 (#8447) COVE MO'TORIHO (949) 650-5915 '978MW528 White/Tan $29,995 (#3849) COYE MOTORING (949) 65().5915 CADIUAC 9040 ------------------1 '91"-oae e1ue, •uto, OLDSMGBILE 915 FORD 9075 pw, pd, alarm, NC, ''iiiii.iiliiiiiiiiiiiili. allor•. mnrf • $48001• obo 949-644-4083 '92 Bronco Xlnt cond, ------------- nu paint, 5.8L V8, C/D -------- $8000 714-381-0139 MERCEDES 9130 ******** -------- '9• SllhoueU• GLS Low 5100 ml, du dre, llhr, CD & more• <21an3> t2•,eaa NABERS CADILLAC (714) 540-9100 '99 T-81RD '90 M/Bena 300IE Only 18k ml, vs. fthr, Black Beauty, 'Full Pwr1_ ....... ______ _, chrome whla & morel $17,895 (107982) PORSCHE S u p e r • h a r p 1 Co1ta Meaa lnflnhl (1788~) t 13,988 __ 7_1_ ... __ 2 __ 4_1..,..·...,.1..,.3_,00,,.,...._ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&. NABERS CADILLAC '91 Maz $00 SL '88 911 Cerrer• (714) 540-0100 lmmat. throughout Red/Ian Int, xln $34 995 (#4458) $1500 down a.ssum '93 BXPLORl!R XLT cov8 MO'TORINO $18,500 pp 4 X 4, auto, a Ir. (949) 650-5916 949 873-0411 (C37f~:;~·~: ---... --2 .... M"",..,;a""'z~aoo~~.,,..,L:---, .... _______ -i Wl!STMINST•R Smoke/sltver, to ml. SATURN '714 I ae2..eeoe I s41 .995 < #8699) i'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil COVIi MO'TORINO II (949) 660.5915 '91 ELDO Blarrltz Q 6 -Both vulnerable, as South you Beige, xJnt condition ., iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil hold: 65k ml, $9500. GMC 9081 '94MBZ aeoo Whlte/Gra~lrnmac $43,995 #0206) COVI! MO ORINQ '95 8L 1 Saf)d, low ml 1-owner, AJC, am-f caaa, trans ext war $8150 ,(714) 839.3122· (949) 640-7210 ... 10 6 Q A Q 0 A 9 8 6 • " 8 s 4 l 1--.9-5-s""'EV...-IL-L'""E,,...,,,ST""s,,...-- The bidding has proceeded: 290 H.P . Northstar, EASf SOUTH WFSf NORTH low ml, black, lthr, CD & morel l o Pus Pass DbJ (833866) •221988 Pass ? NABERS CADILLAC '87 8.Al'.ARI Auto, AC. 7 pass, (547701) S't0,895 Ll!XUS OP WESTMINST•R (714) 892-890e (949) 950.5915 TOYOTA '98 CLK320 Cpe Blk/blk. I mmac cond, f iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil fully loaded, MUST '90 T•ro•I Auto SEEi 323-756-5611 em·ttn atereo. ca .. What action do you take? (714) 540.9100 HONDA 9085 MERCURY good GOnd, smoge 9135 $2600 714-964-015 'ff •mryLI! A -Partner's balancing double could '99 SEVILLE be made with as few as 11 points. Low ml, \18, northater, '87 .ACCORD OX Therefore, you can rule out a jump Carmine Red, tan lthr, 5spd, alloy,, J<.nwood to game in no trump, a penalty pass b a 1 0 f • w •'rant Y • caaa, 1251<, A· peallng or a c~bid. The problem with lhe <802544) *24•988 Earl Shleb paint, NABERS CADILLAC rnech. perlect, $4200 latterislhatpartnerwillsurely (714)540.9100 obo 714-556-8000 expect you Lo have length In one of the major suits. By a process of . '97 llLDORADO '90 .ACCORD I. . · Tour, 300 HP, North· Auto, AC, casa. e 1mi11ation, two no trump expresses 1tar, row ml, blk lthr (092596) t8 1 99S the value of your hand nicely. (603727) t30,988 Ll!XUS OF NABERS CADILLAC WESTMINSTl!R '93 S.AllLI! Auto, NC, lthr ln1er, full pwr, CC, Caaa,whtcoverS8800 firm. (714) 549-5265 1 owner, full power S15,995 (91&399 Co9ta MeH lntlnltl '114-241°1300 '94 Or•nd Marqul• 1---------1 Low 37K ml, V8, lthr, VOLVO 923 non·1moker, new car 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil trade In I II (676025) • 13,988 NABERS CADILLAC (714) 540-9100 (714) 54().9100 (714) 892-9906 915 0 '94 Sl!DAN 990 Auto, A/C, leather (039552) s19.a9s Ll!.XUS OF WESTMJNSTER (714) 892-4908 !;;:;;:=~;:::;~~;;:!=~=:;:::::!::::!::::!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=::::=::::! I•-----· MARINE SUPS ACURA 9010 1--, ... -7-s-~-1-L-LI!---__,.,,,...,,...."""'="="""""',.._..._, NISSAN STUM PED? Cal to Ans.._ I T ., .,. " '95 .ACCORD iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • r ......... oucfl.-«Aalwy""-TRANSPORTATION DOCRS 7022liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;,iiiii Low 16lt ml. Frost A -t AC -------I •96f'*.,..1·~o-9800 ext.oode500 '95 lnt.er•US beige, tan lthr~ many <~:31e) $1$,C,.'9~s, '89 Sentra.... Blk.-4 •P. VOWWAGBN 923 loade<l...1. auper low ml xtru, gorgeoual L.XUS oar PS, tinted am·fm c.ss. WANTBD . MUSICAL SPORTING •---------B•I Penln bo-1 dock, •17,9v5 (001538) (210078) $29,988 Wl!STMINSTEA Real Sharp loot<lng &liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil POWER BOATS 20-3ott, near BaJboa Coat• Mesa lnflnftl NABERS CADILLAC (714)892-41909 low low ml $3500. '79 VW window Va TO BUY 6019 INSTRUMENTS 6055 GOODS 6065 Fun Zone. close to . 714-241·1300 (714) 540-9100 (714) 394-3293 runa xlnt w/oampe • 7012 ocean. 949·673-19431 __ _,.........,,.------•·-------=-,,..-,,......-•97 Honda CRY •94 MAXIM.A OLE top Nu clutch, etc . Bl!CORDS/TOP t Cu•tom Pool Table '95 inteor• '97 SEVILLE SLS au.to, full pwr, lmm•o Auto, low ml, alloy• $1450 949-642·385 on Shore Mooring + N.B. Two boat sllps in special edition, 3-door Low ml, Sea Mis\ s17,895 co17821 (735129) s17t!JOO (949) 648•1889 Jazz, R&a, Soul, Rock Bo•ton Wh•ler. private marina on Via $14,989 (033388) Green, tan lthr, V8, Coata Mesa lntlnlll LEXUS o..- All Accessories $t7K Udo. Sail of eleC1rfc Costa Mesa lnflnltl Northstar, Bal of werr, 714-241•1300 WESTMINSTER '90 .IETT.A QLX or OBO 875:1835 preferred. Lorge 40·. 714-241·1300 (807748) $28,988 1714) 892.eeoe 5 sp, llhr, AC, ~91~! 1" slate, lthr pockets, Elc ... 50'1 & 60'11 Mike 6mo'a new. $2500nu 845-7505 aac $1500 675·3287 C • :SSIFIED 55'/$550. Small 26'/ NABERS CADILLAC (057432) $14.~5 ,,,_ $300. Avalfable Now •--------(714) 640-9100 INPINITI 9095 LEXUS OF Sel.1ncftl CL.ASSIFll!D °'E"1 It'• th• resource you No llve aboard. BMW 90301-, ...... --.. _.,.S ... EV......-l-LL""'l!..,....,S..,T""'s,..__ On the move? Wl!STMINSTER' can count on to sell a 949-675-4912 Agent1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil (714) 892-41908 JEWELRY, FURS , . It's the resource you &-ART 6025 Jan. I 1M:04 can count on to sell a Jan. Sin t~S:OO myriad or merchan· 11 STS Low 13k ml, Blk Sell xt dlae Items, becauae '89 7501L Blk/blk, llhr, moonroof, CD, 8 '94 lnftnltl Q45 your e ra '97 .letta OLX •our columl'l• compel chrome, CID, pt\one, Morel Bal of warr. X-Cond·Mulberry Frost household V-6 loaded, moon•root myriad of merchan-l-IOCMSJ..746~ dlse Items, because •••utlful our columns compel black full quallHed buyers to or1g owner, 97k ml. 1 (8~311) t31,988 $19,995 C254010) Items , $14,990 (010220 ca11r AUTOMOBILES redvce<I to $11 ,900 1 • NABEAS CADILLAC Costa Mesa lnflnltl In Classified Co•ta MHa lntlnhl length fur coat. Dress qualified buyers 10 size 8·1 o. As.king S•ll your hom• callf $2700. 949-640-9114 through claaalfled. M2·h78 842·5878 94e.720-7337 (714) 54Q-9100 714-241·1300 714-241·1300 ~- for Ill your needs... ~ .. -----•I CABINETS 3490 CONCRETE 6 ELECTRICAL 3610 HANDY MAN 3710 IMPROVEMENTS MOVING 3834 PAINTING SERVICE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&ii• MASONRY 3557 HOME 375&1 _____ _ 3858 nmoING 3890 SUPCOV!RS 312 DIRECTORY Advanced Woodsyatem• Sm•ll .lob EXPl!RT QUALITY CRAFTSMAN liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii& . PUBLIC NOTICE th'• Cu1tom Painting Plumb/Dr.In cleaning •••••••••! .Cu.iom Cabln-rv. Brick, Bloc .. , Sto-, Tiie Duncan l!lectrlo 20 Yr• Exp. Ref'a ·---------.. The c••lf Public Utlll-Prof, Clean, Quality 24hr Emrg Svc LOW -u ,-" ,,_ , y H .. •• ti.. C.,om'm•--1on RE· Work. ln1Jc ... & Dock1. Rates FrH Eat. Bond· Kitchen• Bath• Doors Cone, Patio, Driveway LocaJ/01.1lck Response ·I m our •ndyma • .-... ..,., Moldlnga • Mantel• Fplc, 880•. Ref. 25Yr. S•rvlce/Remodet1 Mark !Ms-850-9525 TIME TO BEGIN ou1aes that all UHd L#703488 831-4810 Insurance &46-3299 ADDmONS L8t1e50 714..998-8b970 Exp. Terry 957-7894 Ught fixture repair rmnnnmmmn YOUR HOME household goods RO•PT •••ILL co. lEMODEIJNG 3410 , **""Q MASONRY** L7~70 949-ee0-7041 . mover• print their Int/ext-Small Joba OK iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CARPENTRY 3510 BLOCK BRICK STONE Lied Contr. No job HUDYMM IMPROVEMENT P U.C. Cal T number, Decorative Painting Alf type1..Qlty Work I too •mall. Alf, evc1. R ,,..__of home office "PROJECn llmo1 and chauffeu,. L#•9•350 0484008 Rl!BUILD or Rl!MODl'.L Ell.L730089 831,.7843 Repr/rmdl, fans, new .!u~NOjobStoobl..~rsmall Call a plumber, print their T.C.P. num-714..aao-eeae.Pa~er _..omet Of Office• •Remodeling and all a~ca, 1paa. 845-3656 ... ,.. •v painter, handyman ber In llll adv•rtl•• eOuaUty Construction types or r•p•lr8. No QUICK ELBC SVC call for your free estll!lalt. or any of the • .,. mente. If yo" have a _________ 1 •Reasonably Priced Job too 1man. oc 32 CONTRACTORS L493623 Fans Spu C.S. CONSTRUCTIOI vie.. neted her• In queauon abOut th• •• PET •Local Co. 111636318 yr-. Uc·bond·ln1 M/C/ • • (SolelllCl73&508 gallty of a mover, llmd •Stephen1on Aaaoc. Visa 714-ff8..affM G!NERAI. 3558 troublHhoot, 21yrs -~ ..... .., ........ our directory! or chauff•ur, call: SERVICES C•ll 949..e44-M8S Woodwork Doora.lnat. e'Xp. (714) 842·2965 ftc~ ••::cul!: Publlo UtUltlH -------- • Ntl9hborhood Plumber I ~IG'J~· closet• remdld, crown LSWIS C..wtrvotlon •---------TOD.AYl Commlaalon AP-uran 3427 moldlng baae/lrlm e1c~ Remodel•Handyman PENCES 714-558-4151 Pat 81ttet'/Dott W•llker -------- 8!!~.!!~!!!!!!!!:~=·I Repair• 6S4-1934 Lf.704773 ~I Ree, 6 DECJtS 3615 AU.WOllGUAIAl'n'llD -; •714-987-aea.. lilllli&liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil I ~11crie, ~ C & P CARPET *Wood P'eno .. * O!yto'all:r:•Windnw .Jllt1 SERVICES CLEANING 3515 DEa Replace/Repair Low S Compltt~~ • tnam;ancr,, COATING 3570 =u~4f9iJ~~ (71') 999-7053 •Eluate. Pro C•rpet c ... nerl I••••••••• •IRS Donatio1u Hon••t·Pollte-Futl Wtlt•'l'roof C..Un98 ~ A.NAIUSPAP CEfn'. Frlandly & Mature. Dectca/Balc:onl .. /Stalr 712-540-1225 Lon 71 ... •7e-aott• ~~o wor~~~7J 34IO 9uy "· ....... '9nd "· o ...... . FIND· ~ ( li-.111111·: ...... il111 ~ '""' ,., \\ .1..,11111~ ,. ~:· :l ' . ' kruqer palnllnl rc11dcnrlol (awe f'nl1ltln• Wood rutoratlon man hew 548-5481 ltc.7_,. 01 ....... •••••n Dally/Overnight vlalta. 1tAIN Ret1 avt. Uc'd/Bonded G..........,nr O.nls• 714·938-8870 v & ,........., PIASTER llPAIR PLUMBING ORCO PLUMIUNG CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS Semi-retired cuttc.r offers 25%. Off MatcriaJ/ubor! 25 different colors of denims & I 00' s of other fabrics! 35 yeus of quality work and crafu anship! 0 & 0 UPMOl.8TW atnc• ·ee C\191, uphol•ty, 1llp c~ antique rpr 542.,..12 STUMPED? Cal for Answers • r~ -°' "*'Y ,...,._ •*per rina t·~ ext code 500 WANTED TO BUY MUSICAi. SPORTING 6019 INSnUMENTS 6055 GOODS 6065 RmCORDS/TOP t Jazz. R&B. Soul, Rock Etc 50'1 & 60'1 Mika . 845-7808 JEWELRY, FURS 6 ART 6025 GuitarSbow tOOOt fOll ~ .... ~ na4el . ~~-:1 JM. I 1N ,,_ Jht 10-1:00 t-IOCMSJ-746 a .. utrtur black full --------- length fur colt Ore11 --------t l ze 5·10. Aaklno $2700 9"9-e-40.9114 ttOM~lc /J4"'11J>~ R .,~ l'bi Pori§~1n • 1 rr.u )In • S S ounte s IVSDrlSS IUVICIS Sell your home through elaulfled Cuatom Poot Table 1" •late, l\tir poc1cet1, 6mo • l'IM S2500nu aac St 500 875·3287 C.LAaSIFll!D II'• the re1ource yov etm count on to ••II a myriad ot mer~hlll" di•• ltem1, bec:auH our column• eom,,.1 quallfled C>U)'erl to calll M2~878 Newport Beoc.h/Co$to Me$0 Doily Pilot • t030 CADWAC 9040 JAGUU -----•e1 •MW ae0o1 Putty Loaded '27,990 (•8822) cove MOTOllUNG (949) 85(>-69115 IN MV1U.a •a Xole Whfte, 8rwf low ml, White, Ian *3200. (7U) 16·~>199 ftl'lf', V8 No11,,8'arr S.I ---------of warr, pr911 Nntal, I.DUS 9115 (79855) ....... ·------·· NABE.-S CAOlll.AC , _ _,..,...,,... _ _.,.._...,.., __ ANSWER! TO WEEKJ.V bJUDCE QUIZ 'llaWa2e WhrteJ81ack, lo ml $17,995 <•7814) COVIi MOTOfU .. O (IM9) 85er5915 (714) IM0-9100 ••1 ···-(t~ec»'•::!=· Q I -As SQUlh. vulncrid>lc, you hold· •AK J65 o Q7 o KJJl •A9 1llc b1ddin11 h \ procceJcd SOlllff Wl'Sr NORllf F.A~T •• .... Jl'ff how i o v... 2. Pall 1 What do you hid nuw7 A • Wll.h 18 high-car,! p<?tnl8 and a· lair fiV'C-ca.rd suu, 1t ought seem 1h11t a game uy of two no trump 1s au10- ma1ic. But where is your sourc.:c of 111cks7 To ha\'C 1ny play, three no ttump will probably, Ill ~\.,be on 11 3·3 ~pade division, and partner will Med a S«ond heart lopper. Since that ~ not a promisina partay. pa.s) Q 2 • Neither vulnerable, as South you hold •AKl62 o KQ911 o AQ6 •6 'The bidding lw procuded: SOU'l1! WEST NOJlrn EASf 1• l o P• hm 1 What acuon do you uaJcc'! A • You have almost half the points 1n lhe deck, but WC$t ha.~ stolen yOUf second suit and you have no convc· nient act.Ion. lf you could double for penallie$, that aclJon would be wonh considering Bui the double is for takeout, and a club response from partner could prove acutely embar nassmg. P~ Q 3 ·Iv. Sooth; vulnerable, you hold: •0J76l o \lold o KU5l 4>106S Panncr opens the b1ckhng with one he.an. Whal do yQU ~nd? A · 'The problem 1s not with your ac1ion now. Everyone would rc~pond one pade. 'The problem comes on . the ne11:1 round. when any number ol rebi~ by partner could pose diflicul· ties -pwticularly a jump ~bid of three hearts. Despite the fact &hat you are unhkely to locate an eighr· can! fit, bid une spade and hope for the best. Q ~ • As South, vulncr ile. )c.>U hokJ: •QJS oAJ05 oQ9.5l •KIH • Partnet oprns lhe bidlhng with one club W~t Jo yuu 1e ponJ ' A • Point counitrs 1111ght dcdde !hot 12point~110 nol enough for a jump · rc'ponse of two no trump -the textboub ret1uire 13. IJut your kin& in partner's ~1111 and good 1nu.:nnc.Ji: ate~ 11re cit vly wonh 11 lciut one cxtra point. Our fir t ch-Oico 1s two 1K1 ll\lmp. with one diamond a dis· Unt uroud· . Q S • Nc:11hc:r -vul11C1ablc, South you hold. •KQJ ~5 .. O AKU5 •IH 'The biddinp has proceeded SOUTH ~T NORTH F.A~T 10 • ,.. 2• ,.. 1 What do yw bid now? A • A ra.ise 10 tluee club" should ~how iometh1og extra. e1lhcr 1n the way of high cwds or foor-caid 'iUJ>' port for partner's minor, You have 1 minimum, balanced opening bid w11h Wc.'.lk three-card support for partner's 'Ult. Rebid two diamon~!>. CllEVltOLET 9045 UIXU80P WllSTlllN8Taft (714) •••-e904J ··~ ·-740tl , 12k""11 Bumptr Warr. '01 Cerwene ~ ml ---------- t.a5.9S13 '*'869> r~~g~1'/.~. ·~~! UJrCOLN 9120 CC>Ya MOTOfUNO owner fMM73·1425 (949) 650-$915 , • '89 llfl•rk VII L8C 1-.-.,;,,ir-4.,,.....i"'MW~""7mo40~,~-•ee Tatto. lx4 2dr carefully malntaln9d,1....;.,-8-7-a---IE_N_T...,RA.;...._,Q._X;.;..IE.-- Ellec'I Choice w h It /n •tu' 11 II hr. 1b1olut1y perfect cond Auto, air. allbya $2S,GSIS (#llS86) 27kml fully loaded, $8800 949-851-8345 1739el&) ,11,895 COVIi MOTO,.rltG under eKt•nd•d war· or 949-8'4·10&8 LOU• OP (949) 850-5915 ~ ra~~~~180· __ __..;._.......,___ WIE8TMIN8TP •9e 8MW e2e 790-32._...71 MAZDA 9125 (T14J892 .. eoe Premium Package 125,995 (#9572) 9075 ••1 eae Blue,· auto, OLDSMOBILE 9155 Cova MOTORING PO•"' ··· ...,. 1 a 1c ~ p ... , ~-· •arm, ...., ' iiiiiiiiilili'iiiliiii•iiiii (949) 85'>5915 iiil•••lii••••I alloy•, mnl'f $4800 1--,ff--8..,..., .... W.,.,-3,,...1""'8""t..,,.l-1 '82 8rono. )(Int c;ond, obo • 94~4-4083 while, 1>-1pd, CO nu palm, ~ 8L Ve, C/D -~------ 'H 81AMH.l•tt• ou; LoW 6100 ml, ouat dre, lthr, CO & mo,.• e 18, .. 8 (8H803) S8000 7 14-381-0139 MllC!DBS 9130 Coit• MH• lntin1t1 *"******* (218n3) •24,8 .. NABERS CAOILI.AC (714) 64().9100 714-241-1300 •ffaMW74011 LowWanMllff $43,995 (tfl8447} COVB MOTORING (949) 650-5815 • '8T8MW828 White/Tan $29,995 (#3849) cove MOTORING . (949) 850-5915 'ff T·•IAD ' •eo M/aerur 30011 Only 18k ml, VS, 111'1r, Black 8"uty, Full Pwr ----------chrome whl1 & morel $1'7,"8 (107M2) PORS"'Dll:I S u p e r ·• h a r p 1 Co1ta Me1a 1nnnrtJ "-A . ..-9175 (118343) • 13,9•• __ 7_1_+_2_4_1_._1_300 __ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiima NABERS CADILLAC '91 M8Z ~SL '88 911 Carrera (714) f>40-9100 lmmac. throughout Reo/tan Int, 11tlnt '93 EXPLORiR XLT c~~":.5oC.::.:r~o SlS~lg~ p-::ume 4 X 4 , • u to . a Ir . • (949) 550-5916 949 8734411 (C373~?l~·= ·-,-H...:.;;.M~B..;.Z..;;800..;....-.;;..;..S;;..L_1 ________ _ (~~4S>T:9•~ .. s~, s~~k::~~:'eo~)1 SATURN • 9190 CADlLIAC ... -covli MOTORING liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------1 __ (;.;.9..;.49;;.:)_5..;;5..;;.0-..;.5.;.9.;..15;;......_ '95 SL 1 51pd, low ml, 9040 ·91 ELOO Bl•fTlt& GMC 9081 '94 M8Z -800 1-owner, AJC, am.fm Q 6 . Both vulne1ablt:, a\ Sooth you iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiSiiiiiil Whlte/Oray·lmmae eaes, '!Tans eJlt wan' Beige, Kint condition ·· 143,995 (ll'02oe) S81 so (714) 839-3122 hold:. 85k ml, $9500. '8'7 SAl'ARI COVll M~RINO (949) 640·7210 , _______ .......,;..:. •10 6 o AQ o A986 +K8S<4l 1----------1 Auto, AC, 7 pH1, __ <-.9..;..49;..:;)_8.......,..;.5_9_15 __ TO OT '95 SEVILLE STS (547701) •18,895 '88 CLK320 Cpe ' y A 'Ilic bidding has proccoded: 290 H P. North1t1r, LaXua 01' Blk/blk, lmmac cond, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii UST SOllfH WfSI' NORlH low ml, black, llhr, W•STMINSTBA fully loaded, MUST '80 Teroer Auto, 10 Past PIA Dbl CO & mo r •I (714) 8 9 2-e'90e SEEi 323·758-5511 am-tm 1tereo, easa, I'll-7 (833866) $22,988 good cond, imog•o ,,.. NABERS CAOILlAC .Whalacuondoyout.a~e? (714)640.9100 HONDA 9085 MERCURY 913S •~ 71..._"""°152 'ff Camty LI! A • Partner's balancing double could 'ff •EVILLE 1 owner, tun power be made with ti few as 11 points. Low ml, Va, nonh1tar, '87 ACCORD DX '83 SAllL• Auto, AIC, •1s,Hs (919389) C •-A-"' •-Ith ltht lnt9r, full pwr, CC, 'JllcrefOfC, you can rule out IJUmp • armu1• ......... n r, 5spd, alloya, kenwood Cl.II, wtll cover saaoo Co1ta Men tnnnltl to game in 00 tromp, 1 perwlly rt' s bal o f warraoty. • caa1, 125k, A· peatl~ firm. (7t4) 54~5265 '714-241·1300 or a ---bid. The problem with the (802544) •24,998 Earl Shleb paint, ........... NABERS CADILLAC mech perfect. S4200 '94 Grand Marqura ·---------1 .. llcr 1s that partner will surely (714) 54()..9100 obo 7l4-55&-e000 Low 37K ml, va, lthr, VOLVO 9230 expect you to have length in ooe o( non·•moker, Mw c1r1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii the major SUllS By I prOCC'IS of. '97 l!LDORADO '80 ACCORD t r • d • I n I ,. 1m·nau·1n 1wonotrumne11:preS$CS Tour, 300 HP, North-Auto, AC, can, (876025)•13,888 c 1 1 l • r 11ar, low ml, bile tthr (092596) $9.LHS NABERS CAOILlAC the value '''your hand nialy. (603721) •~0,989 Laxtla off NABERS CAOILI.AC Wl!aTMINSTl!R (714) ~9100 9210 (714) 540-9100 (714) 892 .. 909 ------· MIUUNE SUPS ACURA 90101 --... -7-.-l!V-.-L ... ----.--9 .... S _A..,,.C..,,.C .... 0 .,,..R.,,..D--1 NISSAN TRANSPORTATION DOCRS 7022liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Low 18k ml. Fro•t A 1 AO 9150 '94 SllDAN 8eo Auto, A/C, leather (039352) S1f1S,89S 1.EXUS OF WESTMINSTER ('114) aea-eeoe POWER BOATS 7012 On Shore Mooring • Bo•ton Whaler. All AcceuorlH, S 17k or OBO. 975-1835 CLASSIFIED 11'1 the re1ouree you een count on to ••II a myriad · of merehan· '85 lntegra LS beige, t1n llhr, many u o , ( •' C~ll , '89 Sentra Blk 4 IP Ottre!W• I (125L3•1xa'u""•13o-!99 PS, tint-•m·f'm ea••' V """' nGEN 9235 loaded .... 1up1r low mt . xtru. gorgeou1 r ..... Bal Penln boat doel<, •1719 1119 (0011138) (210078) $28,988 w•STMINSTaR AHi Sharp looklng & 20·30fl, near Balboa Coate Meaa lnflnltl NABERS CADILLAC ('714)892 .. 808 low low ml S3500. '79 vw wtndow Van Fun Zona, Closo lo 714-241·1300 (714) 640-9100 ('11 4) 394-3293 run1 Kint w/cempar ocaen. 949·673·19431---....... -----1--.-....---._-.,--.,...._ '07 Honda CRV '94 MAXIMA OLE top. Nu clutch, etc. '85 lntegra '97 SEVILLI! 9L8 1uto, full pwr, lmmao Auto, low ml, •lloy1 S1450 949-642-3850 N.8 . Two boa1 sllpa In apeol1l 1dltlon, 3·door Low ml, Sea Miit s1 7 ,a95 (01782) (735129) •17,880 (949) 646·1889 ~rlvate mlltloe on Via $14,995 (033388) ar .. n, tan lthr, vo, Co1ta MHa lnllnitl LaXUS OF Udo Sill or electric -Costa Meaa lnflnltl North1tar, BaL of warr, 71,..241•13 00 w•STMINST•R '8S JETTA OLX preferred. Large 40'· 714-241-1300 (807746) $28,988 (7 •4 ) 8 ... 2 •-• 6 IP, lthr, AC. 55'/$550 Small 26'/ NABERS CAOILlAC ' • .__,.., (057432) $14,895 $300. Available Now.1--------(714) S40-9100 INFINITI 9095 LEXUS OF No llve aboard. BMW 90301-, .... 9-7-,,...,,..l!V,...,,.,IL""'L"""l!,,..,...i""T""'•-On the move? WESTMINSTl!R 949-875-4912 Agent ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ( 714) 892-9808 1• STS Low 13k ml, Blk 5 II xt lthr, moonroof, CO, 8 '94 lnnnltl Q45 e your 8 ra '87 Jetta QLX morel sa1 of warr. X.COnd·Mulberry Fro1t household v.a loaded;moon-rool dlH Item•. bee.UH '89 71SOIL Bfklblk, •o"r column• compel ••••••••• chrome, C/D, phone, quar111ed buy1r1 to ortg owner, 97k ml. calll AUTOMOBILES r9ducld to ,., 1,900 M2·S8T8 949-720-7337 (8023111 •31,•M •1e,eee C2M010) ttems 114,995 10102201 NABERS CAOILlAC Costa Mell lnflnl1l in Classified Costa Me•• lofinrll (714) 540-8100 714-241-1300 714-241·1300 knacan palntln1 rcaldenllal faux ffnl1hlng wood ratorutfOn man hew 548-5481 lk 740PI c, .. ,.._ ..... .,. 3858 PLUMBING 3890 SLIPCOVDS 3122 PLASTEl UPAIR PLUJDING 3880 ORCO Pl.UMRING • mADf Cl.&AJllNO 7-IAYSIWID Sr.a.... ..... ------- CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS Semi-retired curtct offers 25% OFF Material/Labor! 25 different colou of denims & 100'• of other fabric.a! ~5 years of quality work and cnhs · nship! *Gutter Cleaning* Frff .. ttm11e1. TUTOJllNG 3130 (949) 84-..03~8 3110 r ; '.': 1 i 1 r .1! ' . " I \ JI ( I I I/ I· : ( , t I UPBOl.Sl'UUfG 3131 Q a Q U"""-8TllRY •Inc• 'M cwt. tum, uphol1ty, 1l1p COV.'11 antlQ..,. rpr 542 ... 11 ·WALL COVIJU1'GS .-)t3i