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BRIAN P08lJOA I DAILY PILOT
Most of the buyen moving Into the Newport Coast move here from within 10 miles of their previous address.
Home sales continue at a brisk pace where
buyers are lnoldng for an upscale lifestyle
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
H ousing developments in Newport
Coast,ftllose Irvine Co.-owned
9,432 acres south of Corona del
Mar, aren't exactly difficult to sell.
than $3 million for custom homes. About
90.8% of the area's 1,655 lots had been
sold as of Jan. 5, Irvine Co. statistics
report.
Newport Beach officials will soon
begin considering annexing the popular
upscale area as a way to possibly rake in
more property taxes. There's a nearby golf
course, rolling hills, ocean
views and a location close, but
not too close, to the conve-
nience of Newport Center.
Add to that the Irvine Co.'s
penchant for planning every-
thing -including regulating
landscaping and establishing
strict architectural guidelines
-and yol.i've got what some
homebuyers call pretty good
place to live.
• 1 think it's
tlie best
place to be in
Orange Coun-
ty. .. You're in
the best ot an
worlds ... •
The Irvine Co. boasts of the
area's unusually quick sales,
which took off five years ago
despite a recession-inspired
slump in the housing market.
And most building companies
selling homes there back up
the company's claims.
"As our economy continues
to recover and improve, we've
seen quite a pent-up demand
in Newport Coast," said Karen
Spargo, senior vice president
of Catellus Residential Group.
"There has been a lot of
thought that has gone into the
effort there," said Rudy
Svercek, Irvine Co. senior vice
president of residential marketing. •n has
been a long time since there-have been-
new home choices in the Newport Beach
area."
In fact, 1,502 homebuyers think the
area's good enough to warrant paying.
from $190,000 for condominiums to more
l \ I ' I \
She said lots in her compa-
ny's Newport Coast develop-
ment haven't sold so quickly as the com-
pany's custom home sites. in other parts of
the county. But she attributed this to the
larger stie and higher prtce of Newport
Coast homes and added that the compa-
ny bu sold those witbout a model to
show buyers.
Since opening in October, the compa-
ny's The Signature Collection has sold
eight of its 30 available lots. On those
lots, it will build what it calls "semi-cus-
tom" homes -homes with some stan-
dard features and some room for buyers'
preferences.
The Irvine Co. says most buyers move
to Newport Coast from within 10 miles.
About half own their own businesses,
64 % pay cash for their Newport Coast
homes and 61 % have children. Buyers'
average age is 43.
Every Newport Coast subdivision sells
to a slightly different subgroup of those
who fit this general profile. For example.
the person who buys a $400,000 town-
home in Newport Ridge Vistas wouldn't
buy a $1.3 million semi-custom home in
The Signature Collection.
"Our product type is a little different
from anything else out here," said asso-
ciate broker John Klichan of Newport
Ridge Vistas. "What we sell is lifestyle."
Location, he said, is another bright
spot of Newport Coast living.
"Location-wise, I think it's the best
place to be in Orange County,• Klicban
said. "You're in the best of all worlds
with the tollroad access to South Coun-
ty."
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LOCALS
Collector says its all
written in the cards
Newport Beach
officers ditch relics
for -mod.em, locally
distinctive shields
By Christopher Goffard, Daily Piiot
NEWPORT BEACH
Nobody at the Newport Beach
Police Department can remem-
ber how long they've worn their
generic, pointy-bottomed
badges, which w~re modeled
aft~r an LAPD prototype from the
1930s.
"They've been here as long as
anybody's been here," said New-
port Beach police Sgt.
John Desmond.
"We're guessing at
least the ·sos. proba-
bly back into the '40s,
that we've had them."
This week, police
are turning in their
old badges for new
oval shields embla-
zoned with distinctive
Newport Beach
scenes. And Desmond
said the change is
long overdue.
said. "We're one of the last agen-
cies to convert over to the full oval
shield, which almost every
agency has done in the last 10
years in Orange County.•
The idea languished for more
than 15 years after Sgt. Rieb Long
proposed it in 1980. He envi-
sioned not only an identification
badge but u a municipal crest rep-
resenting the beauty of Newport
Beach."
When the project received the
"It was a very
generic badge,• he
said. "There was
nothing really person-
alized about it. The
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Lt Paul Fletcher and fellow officers will
tum ln their old badges (left) for new ones.
new badges are very much New-
port Beach. There is no other
badge out there like it."
The new design features a
composite of the Balboa Pavilion,
the Newport Center skyline, the
waves of Newport Harbor, and
the sun rising behind the coastal
mountains.
"It's a very unique, very dra-
matic-looking badge.• Desmond
green light, Long gave aenal pho-
tographs taken of the city's land-
marks. to artists who incorporated
the scenes into a design.
The new badges cost $31.50
apiece, for a total cost of around
$15,000 for the department's 207
sworn and civilian ~ployees,
Desmond said. But employees
can buy their old badges as
momentos to offset the cost
Former ·club site could
see new home building
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -The
City Council will decide tonight
whether the former site of the
Ebell Club can be used for single-
family homes.
Charles L. Pifer, the new own-
er of the site at 515 W. Balboa
Blvd., plans to level the building
and build four homes there. The
Planning Commission already
has approved the plan.
The local chapter of the
women's philanthropic club sold
its clubhouse more than a year
ago because of declining mem-
bership. The club, formed in
1909, built the clubhouse 49 years
ago.
The club and its parking lot sit
on four lots that measure 2,100
square feet each. City staff
reports recommend allowing only
one single-family home per lot.
At Monday's meeting the
council will also:
Nov. 29 as a result of the measure.
As of Dec. 16, city staff esti-
mates, 15% of the affected busi-
nesses hadn't arranged for pri-
vate companies to pick up their
trash. Staff expects the city to
save about $250,000 per year as a
result of the ballot measure.
• consider overturning a Plan-
ning Commission decision
against a plan to open a Thrifty
Rent-a-Car at 2018 Quail St. The
agency would be located in a
shopping center near John
Wayne Airport and would house
rental cars on-site.
The planning commissioners
based their denial on concerns
about the effects of the rental car
parking on other businesses in
the complex. But city staff reports
now recommend the council
approve the plan, provided only
seven rental cars at one time are
parked at the site.
• fill vacancies on the Arts
Commission, the Planning Com-
mission and three citizeris adviso-
..
• hear an update on Measure
Q, the ballot initiative passed in
November limiting city trash
pick-up to only curbside residen-
tial service. Staff reports say the
city notified 203 businesses
whose daily trash service stopped
ry committees. Kathy Harrison ·
and Nancy Waner-Brady have
been chosen as finalists for lbe
Arts Commission spot. Diane
Coltrane and Richard Fuller have
been chosen as finalists for the
Planning CommissiOQ seat.
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• MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1997
neighbors
COMMUNITY DANIEL STONE
Newport ........ Elkl Lodge
No. 1717 dc:mated 12,000 to the
local non.profit agency, Big
Brothers/Big Sisters of Orange
County.
Magnolia Physical Therapy in
Huntington Be4cb was elected
to the American Phymcil Thera·
py Association's Orange County
District Board Nominating Com·
mittee. Baseball's posterity is in lhe cards \
Norman W •. Batchelder of
Costa Mesa was recognized,
among other pilots, for . donat·
ing his time and aircraft for a-
free demonsttation airplane.
ride for more than 100 young
people as part of the EAA Avia·
tion Foundation's Young Eagles
program.
CORPORATE
Bob Bollar
Bob Dollar
was named
administrative
partner for
Cummins &
White, LLP of
Newport
Beach.
Marcus &
Mtlllcbap
Real Estate
Investment
Brokerage Co.
announced David E. Jones has
rejoined the company as region-
al manager of its Newport Beach
office.
ARV AuUted Uvtng, Inc:. of
Costa Mesa announced Peter
tDavidson w.as promoted to con·
tract ·administrator from b.iS pre·
vious po6ition as manager of
vepdor services.
MILITARY
Marine Pvt. Jason A. Cotham,
son of Linette and Joseph
Cotham n of Costa Mesa, com·
pleted basic training at Marine
Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego.
I
Marine Pfc. Jeremy B. Pluec·
kt, son of Robert and Jane
Piasecki of Newport Beach,
compl~ted basic training at
Marine Corps Recruit Depot,
San Diego.
EDUCATION
KBtey Lund, daughter of Bill
and Cathy Lund of Costa Mesa,
was on the dean's list for 1996 at
UCLA
HE IS ..
Trafficking in America's
favorite pastime.
ULTRA·SUOC
Baseball cards have changed
radically since Stone, 34, began
collecting as a boy. They used to
come with gum in packs sealed
with wax, and the varieties
were humble.
Now there are more than 100
types, many of them ultra..slick
with hologram images or
•retractor• surfaces that gleam.
Higbly·coveted "insert" cards,
which companies distribute
randomly through packs, tea·
ture raised surfaces that simu·
late the · feel of astroturf or a
baseball.
When Stone opened his card
and memorabilia shop on the
comer of Newport Boulevard
and Bay Street eight years ,_ji_Q'O,
the average pack cost 45 cents.
Now they average $3 a pack.
And the gum is gone.
But the corporate takeover of
the hobby hasn't dampened
Stone's joy of collecting. Carol Fracalosy owner of
Corona del Mar Rehab Inc. and
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civic club meeting schedule
"Whenever somebody walks
through the door with a shoe-·
box of tards, I still get excited,"
he said. •rm like a little kid. A
lot of people lose sight of that.
They treat it as a business."
The foll owing is a list of civic
and service group meetings this
week:
TUESDAY
• 7:30 a.m. Newport Beach
Sunrise Rotary Club meets at the
Balboa Bay Club to hear Javier
Davila.
• Noon. Costa Mesa Down-
town Kiwanis Club meets at the
Costa Mesa Community Center.
• 6 p.m. Costa Mesa-Newport
Harbor Lions Club, the Fish Fry
Club meets at the Costa Mesa
Country C lub.
WEDNESDAY
• 7:30 a.m. South Coast Sun-
rise Rotary Club meets at the
Center Club. Newport Harbor
Kiwanis Club meets at the Uni-
versity Athletic Club.
• Noon. Costa Mesa Rotary
Club meets at Mesa Verde Coun-
try Club. The Exchange Club of
Orange Coast meets at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club.
• 6 p.m. Newport Balboa
Rotary ·club meets at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club to hear
Andy Campbell provide an
update on the Polio Plus Program
of Rotary International.
THURSDAY
• 7 a.m. Costa Mesa·Orange
Coast Breakfast Llons Club meets
at Mimi's Cafe.
• Noon. Kiwanis Club of New·
port Beach-Corona del Mar meets
at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Club. Costa Mesa North Kiwanis
Club meets at the HQliday Inn for
a white elephant sale. The
Exchange Club of Newport Har·
bor meets at the Sb,ark Island
Yacht Club to hear Forrest Miller
on •Tue Magic of Laughter." The
Newport-Irvine Rotary Club
meets at the Irvine Marriott Hotel
to hear Craft Talks.
A PHILLY FANATIC
The store's name, "Whiz
Kids," deriv~ from the nick·
name of the 1950 Philadelphia
Phillies. Probably it is Stone's
enthusiasm that allows the
place to ret~ its innocent,
comfortable ambiance.
An entire wall of the store is
dominated by glistening
unopened card packs. There
are also signed baseball bats
and mitts, team jerseys, black
and white photos of old·tlme
players, framed magazine cov-
ers, rows of Wheaties boxes fea-
turing sports stars, hanging
hockey sticks, and miniature
Hartlands statues of players like
Babe Ruth and Willie Mays.
•(As a child) my room looked
like this -a bunch of junk,"
said Stone, now an Irvine r'esi·
dent. "A bunch of sports stuff. I
saved everything.•
Stone's current prize is a
framed check made out to ex-
Pittsburgh Pirate Roberto
Clemente by the National Base-
ball League for his participation
in the 1972 All Star Game.
Clemente died months after the
game in a plane crash.
PLAYING POLITICS
Stone said there's an ironclad
rule every card shop owner
must know: When it comes to
talking sports, stay neutral.
•1 play politics here, definite-
ly, • he said. "Don't ever say you
hate a team because it could be
the guy on the other side of the
counter that you tum off."
Stone, who manages the
shop with his older brother, said
it is a fickle business. Even
while O.J. Simpson's infamous
Bronco chase was under way,
customers were calling, hoping
to snatch up the ex.football
player's cards. The cards initial·
ly skyrocketed in value, but
have since dropped.
•1t stoppefi cold," Stone said.
•1 haven't sold an O .J. card in a
couple of months. Anything
that's negative in the press
equates with decreasing card
value."
BEmR THAN BOOZE
Stone said his customers,
who are mostly male, range in
age froxn 16 to 50. About 150 of
them are hard·core regulars.
•we have. wives and girl·
friends come in and berate their
husbands for spending so much
money," he said. ·1 tell them, 'It
could be worse. They could be
down at the local bar pounding
beers instead.'"
But Stone has misgivings
about those who approach the
hobby like •a gambling habit.•
"What I try to bestow on the
kids that come in here is fun,•
he said. ·u little Johnny comes
in here to buy a pack of cards,
and he gets upset because he
doesn't get a fancy·smancy
insert, he leaves the rest oUhe
cards on the counter. My job
right then is to say, 'Look, John·
ny, take them to your room and
enjoy them.' ·u you've turned it into a
gambling experience, you've
lost sight of the whole point of
collecting."
-Story by Christopher Goffard
-Photo by Don Leach
weddings and engagements
Retoske of Costa Mesa.
The couple are at home in
Tustin after a wedding trip to
Jamaica.
The bride is a graduate of Ojai
Valley School, Scripps College in
Claremont and Willamette Uni·
versity School of Law in Salem,
Oregon. She practices law in Cos·
ta Mesa. Her husband graduated
from Mater Dei High School, the
University of Notre Dame in
South Bend, Indiana and Westetn
State University College of Law.
He conducts a CPA/law practice
in Costa Mesa.
Dents Retoske and Laura Davis ~Alper and Scott Sellen
Newport Harbor High School and
Stanford University. Her fiance
graduated from Cheyenne High
School and is a Phi Beta Kappa
graduate of Princeton University
in New Jersey.
Davis-Retoske
Llttle Chapel of Flowers in Las
Vegas, Nevada was the setting for
the wedding of Laura Anne Davis
of Ojai and Denis Walter Retoske,
Jr. of Costa Mesa.
Asper-Sellers
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Davis of
Ojai, and the bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Denis W.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Asper of
Newport Beach have announced
the engagement of their daugh·
ter, Lara Cole, to Scott D. Sellers,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dilworth Sell·
ers of Colorado Springs. They will
bfrnWTted Sept. 13 in Mendocino
Presbyterian Church of Mendoci-
no.
Russo-Graham
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degree from Cal State Long
Beach.
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Mr. and Mrs. Francis J .
David Graham and Sylv.-na Ruuo
Cichowski of Costa Mesa join
Edgar E. Walker of Suwanee,
Georgia in announcing the
engagement of their daughter.
Shanna Lynn Walker is to wed
Nicholas Patrick Satalino, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Martin J . Satalino of
San Jose. They will be married
July 19 in Presbyterian Church of
Los Gatos.
The bride·elect attended
E~tancia High School and
Orange Coast College. Her
fiance attended Oak Grove High
School.
Nk:b.olu s.taltno lllld Shanna
Walker
Hall Boy<f. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Boyd of Balboa. They
will be married June 14 in Port·
land.
engagement of their daughter,
Sylvana, to David Graham, son
of Robert and Mru:ylane Gra·
ham, also of Costa Mesa. They
will be married in August in
Newport Beach. Willis-Boyd
. D. Joe Willii and Joann Smith
of Portland, Oregon announced
the engagement of their d.augh·
ter, Cara Cathleen Wlllis, to Peter
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Wilson High School, and her
fiance graduated from Ne'Wport
Harbor High School. They both
eamed degrees from Prescott Col·
lege in Prescott, Arizona.
The bride·elect is a graduate
of Estancia High School and
U.C. Santa Barbara. Her fiance
also graduated from Estancia,
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TODAY
AFRICAN ORCHIDS
The Sherman Library and Gar-
dens offers a morning lecture on
Adventures Collecting Orchids in
Africa at 10 a.m. at 2647 E. Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar. Cost is
$15. For more information, call
673-2261. ~
ADD TALK
Coastline Counseling Center
offers a lecture called Attention
Deficit Disorder Medications and
Psychostimulants from 7 to 8:30
p .m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105,
Newport Beach. Cost is $5. For
more information, call 476-0991.
THE ZONE
A local support group will 111eet
to discuss The Zone, the eictting
nutrition plan developed by best
selling author Dr. Barry Sears, at 7
p.m. at the Barnes & Noble Book-
store at Fashion Island in New-
port Beach. For more informatiotl,
call 673-3588.
TUESDAY
SUSTAINING LOVE
Manny & Annie Stamatakis of
Create-A-Mate Seminars pre-
sents Tips.on Sustaining a Fulfill-
ing, Loving Relationship at 7 :30
J>.m. at the parish center, 2046
Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach.
Admission is free. For more infor-
mation, call 644-2036.
GOAL-SETTING
Orange Coast College offers a
free goal-setting workshop from 6
to 8 p .m . today and Jan. 21 in
room 106 of OCC's Counseling
and Admissions Building. For
more information, call 432-5162.
FOOD INDUSTRY
prange Coast College presents
the Southern California Food
Industry Conference sporting the
theme Emerging Issues in Food
Science, Nutrition and Technolo-
gy througl'iout the day on OCC's
campus. For more information,
call 432-5756.
TIME MANAGEMENT
The South Coast Business and
-pfofessfonal -Women presents
Identifying and Improving Your
TI.me Management Skills from
11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Wynd-
ham Garden, 3350 Avenue of the
Arts, Costa Mesa. Cost is $17 for
members and $22 for guests. To
,RSVP, call 472-4666.
ADO TALK
Coastline Counseling Center
offers a lecture called A Oean
Sweep: Attention Deficit Disorder
and Clutter froD.l 1 to 9 p.m. at
1200 Quail St., Suite 105, New-
port Beach. Cost ts $20. For more
Information, call 476-0991.
A POWERfUl YOU
Moving Toward a More Power-
fUl You meets every Wednesday
from 7 to 9 p.m. at 1792 Kinglet
Court, Costa Mesa. The women'•
tUppOrt group focuses on gaining
•
MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1997
Show can~t be licked
Pure breed beagles (left) line up before
the judges Sunday at the Orange County
Fairgrounds. The annual dog show fea-
tured more than 30 different breeds which
competed In obedience, movement and
breed standard categories. Below, han-
dlers Jerri Monohan (left) and Cathy
Turner show off thelr golden rebievers.
Right, Ed Wanjon takes just a little off the
top of .. Jake," his Hungarian Vlzla blrd
dog. The event was sponsored by Shore-
line Dog Panders Association.
Daily Pilot· photos by DON LEACH
•
around town
outer strength through stretching,
walking or jogging the first half
hour and inner strength of self
through group interaction . The
fee is $25 per session and reserva-
tions are required: For more infor-
mation, call 751-1792.
FOf!ENSIC SCIENCE
Discovery Science Center
offers part one of its 1997 Science
Lecture Series, World of Forensic
Science, at 7 p.m. at Launch Pad
in Crystal Court, 3333 Bear St.,
Costa Mesa. Admission is free.
For more information, call 540-
2001.
FOOD INDUSTRY
. Orange Coast College presents
the Southern California~ Food
Industry Conference sporting the
theme Emerging Issues in Food
Science, Nutrition and Technolo-
gy throughout the day on OCC's
campus. For more information,
call 432-5756.
INSIDE EDGE
The Inside Edge offers a semi-
nar on The road to 2015: Profiles
of the Future from 6:30 to 8:30
a.m. at Scott's . Restaurant, 3300
Bristol St., Costa Mesa. The cost
for first time guests is $20 and $35
for others. For reservations, call
460-4242.
MERRILL LYNCH
Merrill Lynch offers a free sem-
inar on Generational Planning, an
introductory overview of personal
financial planning techniques, at
noon at 650 Town Center Drive,
Suite 500, Costa Mesa. ·For reser-
vations, call 429-2805.
MEN'S BREAKFAST
The Men's Fellowship Break-
fast of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
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EYE-OPENER
Newport girls win oonsolation
title at water polo tournament
I
There is some extra
· meat on those ribs,
in the form of a
most-likely berth in
the CIF Playoffs.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
The Lady Bell 'lrophy and a
feast at Newport Rib Company
are coveted spoils awarded the
winner of the annual Pacific
Coast League girls basketball
home-and-home series between
Costa Mesa High and cross-
town rival Estancia.
This year, however, the show-
downs may also reward the win-
ner with one of three guaran-
teed berths in the CIF Southern
Section ill-A Playoffs, leaving
the loser to forage for an at-large
postseason bid.
After years at the top of the
PCL food chain, the Mustangs
(last year) and Eagles (two .sea-
sons ago) each entered recent
postseasons as at-large teams.
Mesa, which earned a 57-30
triumph over a depleted
Estancia squad in a tournament
game Dec. 1, will host the first
cross-town showdown Jan. 16.
The Mustangs invade Estancia's
dank girls gym Feb. 4. Mesa is
ranked seventh in CIF Southern
Section ill-A, where Estancia is
No.10.
With defending champion
Laguna Hills (11-3, ranked No. 1
in CIF Division ll-A and No. 2 in
Orange County) head and
shoulders above the competi-
tion, Coach Shontel Sherwood's
Mustangs and Coach Paul Kir-
by's Eagles are among those
who could salvage second place.
But,....with 1995 league king-
pin University (8-6) and much-
improved Aliso Niguel (11-3),
Mesa (9-7) and Estancia (9-7)
face a battle to remain in the cir-
cuit's three-team upper division.
Laguna Beach, · though
improved at 4-7, appears des-
tined for the cellar once again.
Hefe's a team-by-team
breakdown, in order of project-
ed finish:
e Laguna Hills: Though
high school girls basketball
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS PREDICTIONS
Padflc Comt ........
Team, record Comments odds
N
Costa Me">a (9-8) Role playPr'> must contribute for success . 20-1
E">tanc1a (9 7l Jenntf<'r McC.utin·, return could 19n1te ... . . 25-1
Laguna Beach (4·9) Bru"lh1n9 off the Art1'>t!. could be a mistake .. 35-1
M eg McCarUn (15) ls one
of the central figures
ln Estanda lDgb's girls
basketball team and their
quest for success ln the
Padftc Coast League, as
well as the ensuing CIF
Playoffs. League play starts
on Tuesday and It doesn't
begin any tougher with
odds-on PCL favorite
Laguna Hills lnva~g.
leading scorer Whitney
Houser (14 ppg) could miss at
least two more weeks with a
broken foot, the Hawks have a
pair of All-CIF seniors in Thmara
Inoue and 6-foot-6 Tayyiba
Haneef to hold things together
quite nicely. Kim Jackson CoUett Peyton Chapin
Inoue, the Daily Pilot PCL
Player of the Year, is averaging
13.3 points and 5.1 assists as
Coach Lynn Taylor's floor gener-
al.
Haneef, the coaches' Co-
MVP along with Inoue last sea-
son, is averaging nearly 13
points and 11.7 rebounds and
bet inside presence is a key to
the team's effective zone
defense.
Senior guard Mary Tirns, a
defensive demon, is another
returning starter off last year's
24-3 squad, which swept its 10
PCLgames.
' O Costa Mesa: Senior point
guard Koo Kim, shooting for
her fourth all-league honor (her
third first-team nod) and senior
post Chantey Peyton lead the
way, but freshman Kalena Jack-
son appean seasoned enough to
step forward to provide another
strong offensive presence.
Kim is averaging 15.1 ppg
and Peyton ii chipping 1n 11.1
per contest. while Jackson has
averaged nearly nine points the
last six games to make her sea-
son average 6.6.
Junior ltarten Kelly Chapin
and Julie Collett are also key
cog1. u ii sophomore Bvelyn
Powers ol1 the bench.
The Mustanga, who blew a
chaDc:e at aecond place by losing
to Laguna Beach lut seuon.
must rebound well to realize
tbeAr potential.
e u.va•r: The 1\'ojam are a ccmbmed 15-.5 egam•
PCL foee the lut two MUODI,
but bave loll baclrcowt atan
hill Lawrence and 'hflor ..................
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junior center, was a first-team
all-league pick each of her first
two seasons and is averaging 17
points and 12.7 rebounds per
contest as Coach Bob Bemal's
inside anchor.
Sophomore guard Jerri
Armendariz, fifth in the county
in scoring at 20.5 ppg while
adding 5.3 assists per contest,
has stepped up to fill the back-
court void.
Additionally, senior guard
Lf2 Day is a streak shooter who
dm single-handedly win games
from three-point range.
Though boasting enough tal-
ent to finish as high as second,
the Thojans have lacked consis-
tency, making their top-three
status vulnerable.
0 Estand.a: Kirby's Eagles
are due some good fortune
after a calamitous off-season
and preleague slate kept them
from playing one game with
their projected sw:!:1J
8
11neup.
Amy Deming ( sprain),
Vivi Rodriguez (broken nose),
Megan McCartin (illness) and
THE' MUS TANGS
Jennifer McCartin (zero-toler-
ance transfer) have all missed
time.
J
9 Allio Niguel: Brooke
Hyman, a 6-2 junior center
who led the county in rebound-
ing and was first-team all-
lNgue as a sophomore, is cur-
rently second among county
rebounders with 13.1 per game.
Though Deming, Rodriguez
and Megan Mccartin have
shaken their maladies, Jennifer
McCartin won't regain her eligi-
bility until the fourth league
game.
Senior Jill Black, who leads
the team in scoring (nearly 16
ppg} and rebounding, has been
a constant, but Jennifer
McCartin's absence puts an
even greater premium on sal-
vaging at least one of the first
three league contests against
Laguna Hills, Mesa and Aliso
Niguel.
Her improved offensive out-
put (17 ppg) has been the lead-
ing reason behind reversing last
year's 8-16 record, but Coach
Deni Christensen must get
strong contributions from the
supporting cast to continue to
win against strong league oppo-
sition.
Though the Wolverines' out-
standing record has boosted
confidence, they must overcome
the second-division stigma cre-
ated by back-to-back 2-8 PCL
campaigns, in which they beat
only Laguna Beach.
0 Laguna Beach: The
Artists shook up the stand-
ings and ended a 34-game
league losing streak with a 56-
54 upset of Costa Mesa, but it
remained their only league tri-
umph in four seasons as they fin-
ished last, a game back of Aliso.
First-year coach Greg Mar-
shall, a former boys varsity assis-
tant at Corona del Mar, features
the Chambers sisters, April and
Chrissy, back for a fourth varsity
season.
April Chambers is averaging
nearly 16 points per game, while
her sister chips in 12.7 per con-
test.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
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We're going to hiwe to elevaU OUI' game 1()()% ...
-VANGUARDS HOOPS COAD/ BILL REYNOJ.DS ....
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Vanguar(ls fail to
impress despite
an 80-59 victory
•Southern California College's task runs into an
uphill mode come Tuesday with the start of Golden
• State Athletic Conference play at Azusa Pacific. ·
By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Southern Cali-
fornia College men's basketball
coach Bill Reynolds wasn't pa.rticu-
larly happy with his team's effort
Saturday.
Sure the Vanguards walked
away with an easy, 80-59, noncon-
ference victory over Pacific Christ-
ian, but he termed their play as
"sloppy."
"I told the guys we weren't
preparing for Pacific Christian or
La Sierra (Thursday's opponent),"
Reynolds said. "(Conference) play
is ready to start and we have back-
to-back games with Azusa Pacific
and Biola.
. "It felt good to be
back on the court.
We-didn't play as well
as w e can, but we
showed some flashes
of what w e can be... M
-JUSTIN MdNTEE.
WHO CAME Off 1HE BENCH
TO SCORE 20 POINTS. •
"AZ isn't PCC. We're going to have to elevate our game 100%."
SCC (12-4) opens Golden State Athletic Conference play on the
road Tuesday at Azusa and then is back home for Biola on Saturday. In
between is the nonconference game with La Sierra. Tip-off for all three
games is 7:30 p .m.
While Reynolds expected more from Saturday's effort against Pacif-.
ic Christian (2-18), there were more than enough positives. He was •
able to spread the minutes around and everybody got a generous help-
ing of PT.
"We got a big lift from our bench, but we need to keep improving
by consistently stepping up," Reynolds said. "I don't like to see us take
two-steps forward and one step back. That's won't do it.
"Maybe the bench performances will let the starters know their
positions aren't set in stone."
One of those who came on in a substitute role was Newport Harbor
High grad Justin Mcintee who returned to the lineup after a four-game
layoff due to academic problems.
Mcintee responded with a team-leading 20-point effort that includ-
ed six rebounds and three steals in 19 minutes.
"It felt good to be back on the court,• said the high-energy Mcin-
tee. "We didn't play as well as we can, but we showed some flashes of
what we can be. We'll all need to step It up to beat Azusa."
Even though SCC was focusing on bigger fish, Saturday's game was
never really in doubt. After the two teams sparred through some open-
ing jitters. the Vanguards scored 11 straight points in a 54-second span
to tum a 13-11 deficit into a 22-13 lead midway through the first half.
The run was aided by three straight three-pointers by Jeff Rose, Mcin-
tee and Matt Fetuii. Rose, who played 21 minutes, finished with 16
points. Petuii had one of his best nights with seven.
Mcintee, who was pushing the ball up court on ~very opportunity,
had seven points in a 13-0 run that pushed a four-point margin to 39-
22 with 1:51 left igthe half.
The only scare of the game came early when ~c Walker twisted for
a layup under the basket and fell hard on his back about five minutes
in. He went to the locker room, but was back for the end of the half and
looked like a personal highlight reel through the first seven minutes of
the second half, scoring all of the Vanguards' first 11 points. He fin-
ished with 15 despite a severely bruised lower back.
The game featured something fans won't see very often -one ref-
eree working the game alone. It was never explained what happened,
but the ref did a more than credible job of calling the game by his lone-
some.
"In my 16 years, I don't ever recall seeing that." Reynolds said." I
thought be did an outstanding job of keeping control.
"I'd rather have one really good referee than two mediocre ones."
Southern Califomla College IO, hc:lflc Ovtstim'\ 59
Padfk Ovhtian -Whelihan 3, Henderson 22, Prince 6, Margaritha 6, James 5,
Williams 5, Brooks 10, Rick 2. 3-pt. goals: Brooks 3, Wi lliams 1, Whelihan 1,
Henderson 1. Fouled out: none.
SoCal. College -Ozierzyn.ski 2, Walker 15, Watson o. Scheuerman 7, Wilborn 5,
Proffitt 2, Fetuii 7, Perez 0, Rose 16, Mcintee 20, Dignan 6. 3-pt. goals: Mcintee 2,
Rose 2. Walker 2, Scheuerman 1, Fetuli 1. Fouled out: none.
Halftime • sec. 46-24.
HONORS •
Mesa's Taylor, Hylton, Cleaver, and Estancia's '
Wayman garner first-team All-Pct laurels
• Second-team honors go to Costa Mesa's Walters,
Soria, Hunter Taylor, and Estancia's Senfton, De Wilde.
Costa Mesa High senior goalie Justin WATB& POIO
Taylor, junior teammates Todd Hylton and
Chad Cleaver, as well as Estancia junior Brad Wayman, were named
first-team AU-Pacific Coast League by the circuit's boys water polo
coaches.
Thylor represented the Mustangs in the Orange County All-Star
Game, while Hylton and Cleaver figw-e to anchor the team's attempt
to recapture the ClF Southern Section title next fall.
Costa Mesa was represented on the second team by juniors Jimmy
Walters and Alex Soria. as well as sophomore Hunter 'Illylor.
Estancia juniors John Senfton and goalie Bryan De Wilde were
additional second-team choices.
Laguna Beach High junior Spencer Domin, who helped the ArUsts.
end Mesa's run of 10 straight PCL titles, was named MOit Valuable
Player.
1911 Coechel' AIMt-.dfk eo..t La ... Wllw Polo-.... MVP •
Spencer Domin (Laguna BMch), Jr.
flnt1Nln
£\fan Lutz (l.agunt BNch), Jr.; Grant MtGann (l.agun.l ~Sr.; 9'cJb
Mcialre (Llgune had\). Sr.; Kai lond ~ IMd\). Sr.; ...... --===-......... cc.. ..... Jr.: a.. a ... . Jr.: Dela. ~ (Alllo NO.o. Sr.; lildl Hahn CAiio
NgueO. Sr.;••~~ Jr.: .rM Wiu-• • a Ill). "-
MONDAY, JANUAAV 13. 11997
Mustangs take seveilth; Sailors win consolatif;)n
NEWPORT BEACH -The Costa. Mesa
High girls water polo team banunen!d
Peninsula, 13-21 in its second of two games
Saturday to take seventh place at the New-
port Harbor/Corona del Mar Tournament.
Newport Harbor, ranked No. 6 in
Orange County, h4\d a big day in the pool
at Corona del Mar, topping No. ? Poothill,
7-5, before beattnv Bl Toro, 10·7, tot the
consolation championship.
It was a rough day for the Sea Kings,
who l~st to EJ Toro, ?-51 and then saw a six-
goal rally in the fourth period f&l short in a
t 0-9 loss to Foothill. · •
Against Foothill, Karen Dahn led CdM
with three goals, All three tallies in her hat
trick came in the fast and furious final stan-
za. The Sea Kings finished with a 1-3
record in tournament play.
In Costa Mesa's early game, the Mus-
tangs dcopped an overtime-squeaker to
Mission Viejo, 7-6.
Against Mission Viejo, Costa Mesa
scored two goals in the fourth period to
send the game into overtime. Both teams
scored a goal in the first overtime period.
The game tum.eel when Costa Mesa was
called for a penalty that resulted in a four·
meter shot for Chelsea Rolands, who
pushed home her sixth goal for the game.
winner.
The Mustangs (5·1 overall, 2-2 in tour-
ney play) topped Peninsula behind th~
four .. goal efforts of Allison Alastuey and
Jaime Smith. Stephanie Lombardo al.so
made a..c.areer .. bigh 18 sav~s.
"It's always good to win f9U?)ast game
of the tournament," said Mustang Coach
Crystal Whitmore. "We ended up pretty
good.
"Peninsula was taking a lot of shots, but
they were ta.kirig the shots we wanted
them to."
The Sailors (8-3 overall) won their final
three tournament games, after losing a
heart-breaker in the first round to Santa
Barbara. : -
Santa Barbara went on to face Irvine,
ranked No. 2 in Orange County, in the
championship game, losing ?-3.
Newport S<lOred twice in the final period
to break a 5-5 tie with Foothill and send the
Sailors into the consolation finals. Alden
Moore was the leading scorer wtth five
goals and she came back with four more in
the win over El Toro. 1 The two teams were tied, 4-f, at the half
before Newport broke open the game with
four unanswered goals in the third period.
Goalie Erin Kennedy capped a strong
tournament perf onnance with 26 saves in
the two games. ~pme c:o.ta Mela 1J, ............ 2
Peninsula 0 1 0 1 · 2
Costa Mesa 4 5 1 3 • 13
.......,.,.._Lyman 1, Ford 1. Saves: Srayl 11.
c:o.ta MeM · Alastuey 4, Smith 4, Devey 2,
A. Grubisich 1, A. Howse 1, c. Howse 1. Saves:
Lombardo 18.
· Minkin V1. 7, eon. Mesa ' Mission Viejo 1 3 1 o 1 1 . 7
Costa Mesa 2012 1 0 -6
MIMJon Viejo • Rolands 6, Squires 1.
Saves: MdCom e.
<:ott. MeM • A. Howse 2, C. Howse 2. Smlth 1,
A. Grublslch 1. saws.: Lombardo 11.
c.on.oletlaft cNmplCMllhlp .......
Newport to. El Toro 7
Newport H1rbor 2 1 4 i -10
El Toro 1 3 0 3 -7
~ort HMttor ·Moore 4, Murphy 3,
Manderlno 2, White 1. Saves: Kennedy 14.
El Toro-Pyka 2. Miiier 3, George 1, Thompson 1.
Saves: Brandt 8.
Newport 7, Foothlll 5
Foothill 3 1 1 0 • 5
Newport Harbor 3 2 0 2 • 7
POothlU ·Adams 3, Papastathls 1, Helm 1.
Saves: 8el~ 12.
Newport ......... • Moore ~. Murphy 1,
<;ohen 1. Saves: Kennedy 12.
l;I Toro 7, Corona del ~r 5
El Toro O ·S O 2 • :/
Corona del Mar 0 1 2 2 -5
CAnMMI del M.r • Hardt 2. Nalbandian 2,
Dahn 1. Saves: Gentry 2.
Foothlll 10. Corona ....... t
Foothill 6 4 0 0 • 10
CQrona del Mar 1 1 1 6 • 9
CAnMMI del Mt..-· Dahn 3, Norton 2, Hardt 1,
Sames 1, Stodcstlll 1, Blalr 1. Saves: B.Z. 4, Gentry 1.
CdM girls grab
55-50 victory
LAGUNA BEACH -Corona
del Mar High 's girls basketball
team put lt together in the late
going to come from behind for a
55·50 nonleague victory et Legu·
na Beech Saturday with Lindsay
Wormington the cu$lomary cata·
lyst with a 29-potnt effort, includ·
ing three three-pointers.
The Sea Kings, who improved
to 3.9 overall, also got double·
digit scoring from Jen Dickson
(13) and Sarah Dunlaj.~1Jl· OMSS.~ SO ~-QU.ters
Corona del Mar fo 7 16 22 -55
Laguna8eadl 14 14 8 14 -SO · Corona del Mar -Warmington 29, ,
Dickson 13, Dunlap 11, Varner 2. Ander·.
son 0, Graham 0, Quon 0, Gero 0, Pash
0.
3-pt goals: Warmington 3.
Fouled out: Dickson. Varner. .
Laguna Beach • Globos 2. Uchteman 4, •
Hemstra 2, C. Chambers 13, Braton 3, A
Chambers 19, Berman 6.
Fouled out: Chambers, Berman.
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lOUAI. ltOUSIHG ON THE WATER 4bd, THIS ONE Lido la Bayfront 2Br 1bd, w/d hkup. w/attach bath. Kii priv. I••·-----· ADVERTISING N . B . t Ir m seeks 1• 0 ""0'"UHiTY 3ba Fixer. Private WON'T LASTI 2Ba unit new on sandt $645/mo. No pets 1 blk beach. $400. ACCOUNT responsible person to
Mlrtllul.lleafttt1lsiftglntlliS beach-gatedl $975k. Two bedrooms, one Lndry, f/p. $3000/mo, •831·7813+ Fem only. 723°19881---------EXECUTIVE monitor & transcribe uwsp1per la s11~llo lll1 fed· Hurryl Agt 470-8134 bath, garage Included. 1yr lease. 587·3305 --------COMMERCIAL Local community BroadC!JSI data. FT/PT
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aralflllf H11J!a9ActD1 11U1S New carpal & palnt:1---------Newport aero•• th• CM/Nwprt Hgt• .Area PROPERTY 2778 newspaper group shifts avail. 719·6777. .......,wtllcllmau llUltt al ceramic Ille floors & Port . St r • • t • Street 2bd/1.5ba. Male prel 'd. N/S. seeks outside sales--------
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carl*Y'' ol 111 • lllDl't. lo Mwltlse "Illy ,,.serenes. COSTA ~SA 1024 counters; vaulted cell-S eawlnd 3bd/2ba w/ Gar, New palnVcarpet. Shar4' bath, lndry.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii representative to join Outdoor Flower
llmllllltll er lllscrlmlaalion lngs; spacious deck. view. Tolatly remod'ld No pets. $850/mo. light kit prlv. $310/ Sm Ofc Sull•• for our growing display M•uket PT/FT. Sales
lllltCI en race. co~ rtllt ion, • MESA WOODS • Includes washer & flawless! $2550/mo. 1665 Irvine Ave 1116. share utll. + dep. lse. 450·750 sf In NB, advertising depart-& beslg':'. 2 locations.
H•,Mltlllcap.lamilUl&lalus« Gorgeoua 3Br 2Ba, dryer, dishwasher, ml-Bkr72 9·7248 •720·9422• Ken, 842•1770 CM, IRV. From' $450. ment. Advertising Exp prefd. 646·7899
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Mlilaatqln.••illll11liolllo Fam rm, 1684 sq ft, crowave. Secluded. .....:.-------N.B. 2 rooms 4 price 844-85 38 Ext 400 sales experience Is a P·T Counter Person
l9laM Mell _._ Ii I Professionally land· $1150 per month. • .. •••••••• of 11 N/S pref, .W/0,1---------musl for this estab· for Ory Cleaners In , .. .__ ~ ....... .!::11-1111·nc .• e.. m · d $247 000 (714) 873·1907 •• NEWPORT lished retail territory. Newport. '"'48·40 .. 2 ----------.. ·--scape • spa. • APARTMENTS refs, + dep. S4oo/mo INDUSTRIAL 2788 .. "' Agent eso-1220,________ BEACH 2669 T Utll. 842·88991=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Applicant should be EMPLOYMENT . Tiiis HWIPllttt will nol ·-FOR RENT 1• energetic, motivated Plumb9rs
........,eccepl111YIMftist· --------CORONA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii N .B . Oceanfront & FOR SALE 10,000 sf and organized. Salary need~d lo do service SERVICES 5533
.... 11ernlles&1tewtrktlls lll IAGUNA DEL MAR 21221·~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!1!!!1!!!!!!!!1.J.:a-bd-/ha b•-S-lrrgle 22nd St. Pvt room INDUSTRIAL 8UILDINQ plus commission. Xlnt work w/own toots &li'iiii"ii"ii"iiiii"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
. ~.,Ultln.Ow....,.,. BEACH 10481:Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------gar, hew carpeVpalnl. unlurn, share balh. NB. Store your Cars, benefit pkg. Drug l ruck. Xlnt pay & bon-•••••••• .. ...,.._, ~ Urat all 1• W/0 hkup. $825/mo. Ulll paid. N/S pref •. Toy,s, or ? Bkr Bob screening/physic;al re-efits. Up 10 $1 200/wk.
II,_ _ .. ,.. 1 .. , iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3bd, 1·3/4 ba 1/2 blk BALBOA c t i 722 877 quired. EOE. Send re· 1.aoo.9a7.94 ee Please be aware that lllWI •I' 1111-.... 111 11 Ins t b h 0 1 1 4139·0 Hllarle Kltchenetle In room. aua n • 7 0 1 Pll ,. the listings in this cat-
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..,...,_,1rtllrtllyUllL 1tcem-Ocean Vlewl Walk lo cottage Olde COM. By iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Newport Pier. $480.I••••••••• Attn: L. Esola, 330 w. Bookkeeper 16•20 to call a 900 number
-lflllab llllM.ClllHUO pvt bch, park & pools. appointment only. Baval d• VU.lag• Call Sam 875-4808 BUSINESS .,_ Bay St., Costa Mesa. flex. hrs/long term. In which there 15 a S935K 494-7052 $2500/mo. 675-6434. BAYFRONT 2bd/2ba "Cottage" 2bd/2ba, g CA 92627 or fax to c . =-~~.:..~::,..a:::. Designer condo 2+2 condo, near Pavillion, fp, new palnVcarpel, NB Oceanfront FINANCE 714.650.4802 M~r:;pu~C::tpr~r. ~~c~ charge per minute.
call.HUD 91 Ul·3SOll. NEWPORT Fully furn. Turn Key. 2-car pkng. pool, dock private end location. Private ent., share A aslstant Manager resume 873•8 797 Mo1her or 2 will watch Pool/spa. Lrg yd+ avail, no pets. $1600/ Spacious Lanai, lndry bath. $475. tncludesl••••••••• Apply 2.spm dally· 1 child In my C.M. BEACH 1069 pallo. s1750 w/lse. mo, yrty. 873·8840 room. Pvt beach/pool. ullllles. 675·7118 BaJa Fresh · Retail PT, Lingerie home. Mon-Fri, hours
$1950 w/o. 759-7028. $1100/mo. Avail 2/2. BUSINESS 171 E.171h C.M . store. 18yrs/older. open, Sue 850·3055 WINTER RENTAL 1/2 Hollv875·5589 1--------------·---· Apply at 318 Old •Newport Height•• EXEC TOWNHOUSE block to beach, pier, RENTALS TO OPPORTUNITY Clerical flt position Newport Blvd. in N.B. •••••••••
I Low Down Paymentll Large 2bd/2.5ba, lam restaurants & shops. Luxury 3bd/3ba . for otrice. Call for HOUSES 3br/3ba, den, pool. rm, 2 FP's, 2-car Furn 2br 2ba. Very Waterfront Boat deck. SHARE 2724 2 904 Interview. 848·2400 Sewing Mac hin• MERCHANDISE
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•Ide Balboa zoned r2 2br + Bonus room. we tiave the perfect cloaet and atorage. 548-8706 before l Opm 805-548·2884 (24hrs) CaU Laura 497-3329 We've Exp anded
ERA, Bruce 347•1522 Gated Comm. $1750. home for you & your Gas and water paid. Make million• In mall Fax Resume 494-1633 Great Station Rental
Owner/Brkr 589·9461 dog or cat. Huge 1 & Walk lo Balboa Island FY 4Br Hse $400 util order. New booklet Delivery Drivers Opportunity
2br apts/condos with and the beaoh es. Incl. Fwy close. Aval explains. For recorded Immediate Openings * Greal Environment
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From 1 800·1 960. 1 pc to entire estate.
Paintings, china,
glsware, furn, etc.
40Yr NB Res 673-6223 HOUSES/ · NEWPORT patios. Pl~aae call Preallglou.a reaort now. Clean, respon-Information 505-0945. Day & Night Shlfts *Walk-In
CONDOS 789·1750 for details. living with stunning slble. 984-8789 PAY PHONE ROUTE In C.M. 722·8400 * Lr_g locklng stations I========~ BEACH 2 169 aunaets and cool *Parking breezea. Apta alartlng NB Dover Shor•• 35 Local & Eatab Sites Detective• Private Great Len th• FOR RENT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COSTA MESA 2624 at $1350. 78$.1858 Kllch,ln dry, phone/ Earn up to $1500 wkly Investigator Trainees CDM 873g.3088 If.ST Al'.2S IN)
•••••••• 3Br 3Ba Custom cable. Greal Location 1·800·898-4980 Good Wages
Dealgner+bonus rtn Stunning 1200sq.ft $400+utl 645-9515 STOPI $1500/WkJI( 7 14-239·1738 Weekend
Aval 2/1. $2,400/lse $517mo Low Income loft/office apace full working from home I Driver• Earn up • to Receptionist BALBOA Mual aeel 721·8878 furn studio•, utll• Incl. kit & bath. Adjacent to NB Fashion la/Back Xlnt Income oppt. No Sl500 Weeki~ Long wanted for small Real · PENINSUIA 2107 E•Bluff Condo w / Clean, modern, se-Via Lido Marina. Bay Share apaclous gimmick• Serious distance pl\pne com· Estate Co. Macintosh
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atory. Pool. $1795/mo. spa. Diane 642·8226 l at & Laal 721-8792 1·800·37Q..4292 pie lo service store~ Fax resume to Phil at:
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5bd/3ba, fp, 2·car gar, lrg yard, gar w/opener -with deck. $515.+ 1/2 ailes•Buy all/part• Electricians •••r•ld ereet
O/W. $2275, Property $875mo. 1545·3229 RENTALS utll• 574-9035 •800-599-6783• needed lo do service lleelnt PoeltkM• livlll
House 842·3850 •••••••• work w/own 1ools & for. welaeldf, --.ict.. E'SIDE Country Woods Newport VIiia 1 Rm, 1 .. ••••••• truck. Xlnt pay & ben-..... oocktllllef9. oooka Harbor View Hom••
·1900 Port Cardiff·
3br 2ba. New cerpet.
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no pets. 180 E. 21st ROOMS 2706 Clo .. to beach. Calli .. ••••••• --...,..------1 (714t ftl HDO 645·9543 or 646-1164 Shannon 850-57701• Medlcal
Ad Assembler -
c.c.u Mesa rypchoule needs detail
oriented, cteaUYC people ot.es.cd with
accuracy to bcoomc pan of our ad building
team.
Front and/or back of· Sell your home ANNOUNCEMENTS flee positions. Spanish through clualfted.
bl-lingual w /exp. ••2 ••79 110PL"11ul"'W!5 601 1
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LOST & MISC. 6015
POUND 2 925
l'OUND 2 bagt of
clothe• In COM. Sat
Jan 4th. 87 .. 3823
POUND Black female
cat In Newport Beach/
HO•ll Hoap ., ••. ..... 721
Loaf 113 Fri eve.
Vicinity o f Ruby'• COM. Antique gold
p in w /g o od luck
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26 Belleve It Of -
28 Hurricane
27 Off llmb
28 Prohlbb
30 Variety llOfe 31 Vieu
32 Spice ltanda 34 ·-TMM Wflh"(1945
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35 Smooeh-
38 C' organs 41 Cal'ftN(f
42 &iar'a home
45 Flrealde 48 Geucho'• coat
48 WIWmalns 49 "Nonna -•
50 Pe!Nlng end
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•et t ... aALtrWN w"•" Int. lmm•c concl. I.Glided. New
MCNAn n . All .. rcd1, IO mle. 114,900
080. (310) 378-2099
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714 574-42e7 Huge dllC/lmtMd del
Direct Lntlnt c114) ..... 1a1,,
'98 DISCOWRY leather, Auto, Abe,
Tow pkg, Tlh. CfulN,
Etc. 14K ml S27',149.
Q. 1 • Neither vulnerable, u
8ouih )'OU hold:
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The blddJni bu proceeded:
90t11'11 WD'I' NORTH EA8T 10 p-•• ..... ' ,. What do you bid now?
A • Your heart IUit can play oppo-ai~ a lingteton -your NYenth carcl in the suit euily compenaatee
fbr the lack or.an honor. The way to
expree. the playing potential ol the
hand ii b,y jump reb{ddin1 three
hearta, and we aee no reaaon not to
make that bid.
Q. I • A. South, vulnerable, you
hold:
The bidding haa proceeded:
80l11'R W'l8T NORTH EABI'
10 P.. t• P ... ' What do you bid now?
A • Your hand la a very IOund openintr
bid that hu been Improved by pertner'e
, rea~. It merita a D\ore forward-
plllf bid than an immediate ra.iee t.o
two 1pedee. Bid two diamond•, th.en
1upport 1padet next t.o complele the pic-
ture of your dietribut.ion and ntra val-
ues in aupport of diamonda.
Q. 3 -Aa South, vuJnerable, you
hold:
• J 9 8 ti J 9 2 O 10 6 S •AK 10 5
The bidding ha.a proceeded:
NORTH EAST SOUT'll WEST
1• Dbl 7
What action do you take?
A • You are clO(IJe t.o a redouble, but
your flat diatributfon ia a liability.
Make the aame bid you would have
had there been no intervening dou·
ble -two 1pades. You are maxi-
mum ror that action, but that is 88
encouraging u you want t.o get.
Q. 4 • Both vulnerable, aa South
you hold:
9075 JAGUAR
• '1 t I O I I 0 A Q o1 It • It '14 I l•••••iiiiiiil• 'I"-biddJu bu ----1.-1. , a 8 ate" a• 4 -d r PL YllOUTH 9165 N01rl'8 IMT"'~' ,,_.. 5-lpd, a/O p/w, p/d/l, -4][-4-,----9-2_2_1
10 P-INT .... 4 cyt. Great gaa-mU. 'H Yo~ .. or S• Auto-
'93 RANOS ROVa"
LOng whffl b&H, only
35K mll , Fully
equlped. Flawleu.
S29 ,950. M .._ T Reg 8/97. Nd• paint rnaUc trana. Rear Hal Wha~ do you bid now? 11000 ••~1·1149 makH bed, 85,700ml.
'90 Maxim• •• Red 14900/obo. 723-1504. A • fr partner bu a specie stopper, w•lk lthr Int, Boae
three no trump mlgbi be your only at1reo, phone, all pwr. ---------1
game contnct when ftve clube or Look• & rune greatl SUZUKI 9205
• f(~rtl could be out of reach. To 18700 OBO 675-6617 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
in te, ehow your diamond nJ. '90 .. ntr• red, 2·dr, '82 4•4 8ldoklok uee wait for partner'• next 4-apd, a/o, Sony ca ... . move. Bid three diamond.a. 85K ml, nice earl Red w/nu wht top, 5 S~200.obo 675-~331 apd, A.IC, pwr atHr.
Q. 5 • Both vulnerable, at South
you hold:
• A K .J '1 t I <::> .J IOI I 0 A I • I
Partner opena the biddln1 with one
heart. What do you reepond?
A -You have an acellent hand
that bu improved enormously
became of the.fit with partner. rr
you do notjwnp shll\ now, you will
put enormous preaeure on partner
later in the auction. Bid two
a pad ea.
Q. 8 -A. South, vuJnerable, you
hold:
•K853 1:1K8t5 o'J •Qt85
The bidding has proceeded:
WEST NORTH EAST 80Ul'll
10 •• so 't
What do you bid now?
OLDSMOBIL! 9155
Good atereo, 17 ,000
OBO. Mutt Hlllllll
875-e817
•99 Olcl•mobllo ea TOYOTA R ... ncy Blue, 8 cyt 9210
A/T, full pwr. 81k mis, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
•2200· 97:1-3572 '87 Cello• Xlnt cond, Whether you're buying alt, caaatt. New en· or NIRng, Classified glne. W/warrantlea.
covers all your needs! $3,995 OBO 832-3763
A • Had East passed, you would
have invited game by jump raising
to three spades. Nowada}'I, jump
raises in c~oetition are preemp-
tive eo, since l:aat is weak, if you
simply bid three apadea now, part.
ner might think you are jU8t com-
peting. Contfoue with your princi·
pie of showing power by jumping to ~
four spades. · ,
Learn to be a better brid1e
player! Subacrlbe now to the
Goren Bridp Letter by caJu.n,
(800) 788-1225 for Information.
Or write to: Goren Bridie
Letter, P.O. Box 4410, Chlcap,
111.80880.
9105 LINCOLN 9120
Run your ad in
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'85 D81'1:NDl!R 90
Hatd top. 1800 mll
Roll bar, Running
board a .
'88 4.8 RIOJA
Metallic beauty, every
concelvable option!
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MISSION VI.JO
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Only 42K. Absolutely Flaw1111, Even Sheep-ANTIQUES 6
akin•. 131,450\ CLASSICS 9250
'82 cou'N.TRY WAGON lo mllH, '73 Ma .. retl Citroen
local car, xlnt cond, 37k, all orig. $12,000
pretty blue earl 080 993.5395
Buy It. Sell It. Find It.
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JEWELRY, FURS MARINE SLIPS A CURA 9010 '78 R•nchero GT 400 *'91 J•guar Vanden
96k mlles, one owner. Pl•• One owner. In
A/T. Power everything! orlglnal condition.
$4,250. 202-9097 $12950 041.0800
'88 Mark VIII, 1300 mlles, take over 2
year leaae at $41 O/per
mo. 720-0590.
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while, lthr Interior,
chrome wheels, low
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Exe cond. $8500.
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'84 New Yorker 5th Ave Exc·cond, lthr Int,
new paint, trans, tires,
$3150/obo 536-8733
'87 Explr/Expd/Trka ,94 XJ8 VP 'Huge dlsc/lmmed del
Direct Lea.In~ l o miles, factory warr, MERCEDES 9130
air bags, blk, CO. ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714) 048·121 Like new. 850-58801•
9085
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'78 Contlnental Classic, sunrr, all
access. leather, exc
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'87 560 Sl Anth grey. 2-topa, low mileage.
Xlnt cond. Must Seel
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card # or mail it in
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