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Home My WebLink About1997-07-21 - Orange Coast Pilotr;-,. .. SPORTS Newport decathlete : . heading for nationals AROUND T O WN i I TEN EVENTS TO I_ HELP YOU PLAN : . THE WEEK AHEAD l 1 Neiwpoe1 Harbor Ma Chamber of Commerce presents a sunrise breakfast with guest speaker O.C. Dtstrk:t Attorney Michael Capizzi Thelday at 7:15 a.m. at the Balboa Bay Cub, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Call 729-4400. 2The Newport-cost.a Mesa-lrvfne YMCA offers a free health and fitness class called Abs & Lower Back Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at 2300 University Drive, Newport Beach. Call 642-9990. 3 Sherman Ubrary and Gardens offers a class called •Floral Design• Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Participants will learn bow to create a Doral centerpiece in the English garden style. Price for members is $35 and non-mem- bers pay $40. Call 643-2261. 4 Blllly wlH c.onduct a silent auc- tion fund-raiser for the Orange County clinic of House Ear lnsti· tute Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Bally store, 333 Bristol Ave., Costa Mesa. Admission is free and byinvitation only. Call 212-751- 3540. 5 Upper Newport Bay Naturalists .present a family discovery pro- gram called •airds at the Bay• Thursday at 9:30 a.m. on Shell- maker Island. The session is limit- ed to 12 children with one adult for every three children. The cost is SS for cblldren, adults are tree. Call 640-6746. 6The ClrMr N9twork offers a ftee meeting for those unem- ployed c:alled •Pnproofing Your .-~-Gmw"' 1bunday at 7:30 p.m. in the Stewart Lounge at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church. 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. . 7 Metro Poin111 lames & Noble offers the first in a series of free romance improvement workshops at 1 p.m. at 901 B S. Coast Drive, Costa Mesa. Friday , certified sex therapist Timothy Ryan will share new insights and proven relation- ship-transforming techniques. Call 444-0226. 8 The League of Women Voters annual board retreat from Sat- urday 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th Sl The purpose of the meet- ing is to plan unit meetings for the tx>tning year. Call 650-0339. 9. oasis Senior c.,w, ts present- ing a workshop for adults call ~troduction to the Internet• from Sunday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. The fee is $29. Call 64-4-3151 . 10 c.Hfomla Department of Fish and Game, the Orange County Harbon, Beaches and Parks and the Upper Newport Bay Naturalists present a free program caD.ed •A Childhood Memory" Sunday at 7:45 p .m. at Shellmaker Bowl. This will be a bilingual Eng- lish and Korean language pro- gram. Por more information, call t)'0-1742. . Fire daDlages fire : e~gine • No one was injured when an explosion from a burning vehicle sends pieces of bot metal hurt- ling toward firefighters. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -A mini-van was destroyed and a city fire engine damaged during a Sun- day afternoon fire at 368 Santa Isabelle. Costa Mesa Fire officials praised a 9-year-old boy Sun- day for alerting bis family to vacate their duplex when he noticed a fire starting in bis fathers van. ·we told him he did a good job,• Battalion Chief Keith Fuji- moto said. "When he heard a crackling noise he went outside and did something right away." The blaze, which started around 3 p.m . Sunday, spread into the garage and part of the duplex causing an estimated $50,000 in damage to the home. Said Fujimoto, MThey had it controlled in 10 minutes and it was covered by four fire engine companies." Although a Fire Department fire truck was parked 60 feet away, the fire set off an expl,o- sion that caused an estimated several thousand dollars in damage to the fire truck, Fuji- moto said. The lid off the tailgate of the van exploded, sending several projectiles or cylinders flying toward the fire engine, he said. • DON t.EACH I DM.Y Pl.OT •The lid off the tailgate exploded and put a bullet hole in the windshield and a fireman heard it (a proj~e) go right over the top of bis bead,• Fuji- • SEE FIRE PAGE 4 A Costa Mesa fireman cbecb the gas tank of a mlni-van that wasdestroyed In a Sunday afternoon fl.re. The garage also wa destroyed. TIME-WORN SUMMER TRADITION Wsitors find a trip w Balboa just isn't romplete without a ride on the ferry • EDn'OR'S N01E: The Fun Zone's always there. So is the ke rink in Cos· ta Mesa. For that matter; the fishing boats chug out of Newport Harbor year 'round. But in summer, they shine a bit brighter. This is the first in a sum- mer-long series of stories that will focus on the things of summer; the places that we take for grantl!d all year long. First. old reliable herself - the Balboa Island Ferry. NEWPORT BEACH -Jordan Rusher clung to bis mother, Lenore, crying into her T-shirt as she carried him aboard his first Balboa Feny ride. Tu a tiny 4-year-old Texan, it's a scary sight, that slab of con- crete and metal about to cany • By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot • cars and bicycles and people too from Balboa Island all the way across the water to the Balboa Peninsula. But slow- ly -at about 3 knots, actually - the feny ride transformed Jor- dan, his parents and bis three brothers. •1bis is definitely not Texas,• drawled Mike Rusher as a super- sized. gleaming white yacht passed by. By the end of the five-minute trip, the Rushers knew Newport Beach. And Jotdan, now a ferry convert, jumped off his mother's lap to say, "ls it over? I wa.n,t to do it again I" The ferry has remained a cheap thrill in the world of $9 movie tickets. It costs $1 per car, 35 cents per adult, 15 cents per child, 60 cents per moton:ycle, 50 cents per adult on a bike and 30 cents per child on a bike. And the fare collectors develop an uncanny ability to add those num.ber5 up for large groups without a blink. A public utility like the elec- tric, gas and phone companies, ferry operators must get state •SEE FERRY PAGE 4 '" NEIGH80RS ~ People you know making the news Stores could see new guidelines • City Council could vote to impose new restrictions on alcohol sales for new stores in. Costa Mesa. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA-City Council members could approve tonight a list of operational standards that would limit new mini-madtets and liquor stores from selling among other things, a single can of beer. A list of 18 developmental and operational standards -includ- ing no alcohol sold in ice tubs, to mandatory security cameras - could be imposed on new stores in the form of a conditional use permit. City Council members would determine on an individ- ual basis whether OT not to + The City Council will meet at 6:30 p.m. at 77 Fair Drive. impose such conditions on new businesses coming to the city. City Councilman Joe Erickson said the city hopes the new con- ditio~ will help reduce problems with underage drinking and drunk driving. ·u·s so that liquor 5tores in the city are better run and less of a problem.• Erickson said. ·There's an inudlmlte amomrt at c:rlme because of liquor stores being poodyrun.• • In other council news, the partnership that operates Mesa Verde Golf and Country Qub is asking City Council members to cut the city's commission on man- • SEE COUNCIL PAGE 4 tOday at the~ fair COMMUNITY 'Iba~ County Coallnac- tiall IDd~ A11'noe for City ol Hope announced that ftl clrect.cw, Hid•• .....,_, wW recelve this year'1 •The Spirit of ute• Award. The Fair: It's a BIG deal EDUCATION J..tter E. Brown. daughter of Jolla met JCay Brown of Balboa and a graduate of Middlebwg College In Vermont, wW attend Manhattan School of Music grad- uate ICbool in the fall. •made McDonnell, a Harbor Island relident and graduate of Newport Harbor High School, received the Athletic Directors Award for Academic Achieve- ment from Boston College. Katey Lund. of COila Mesa, received her bachelor of arts degree in psychology from UCLA. She will be attending USC for her Master's of Sodal Work in the fall . KevlD Logan. son of Hugh and Inger Logan of Newport Beach, received a bachelor of arts degree from Dartmouth College in New Hampshire. Rick Olsen'• tint lm}Jteaion o1 Black Jack WU: •part steer, part dinosaur.• •1 wW bow to that cow any time• Olson, of Capt.trano Beach, told another spectator who aied out, •Holy row I• u she stepped into the muill yellow tent to view the 3,25()..pound steer. The sign outside the anall tent blares •stack Jack the giant steer. 10,000 hambltrgen on the hoof. Alive.• Next to it 11 another tent: "Hercules the giant hone.• How did they get IO bigf Qlack Jack eats a bale of hay, 10 Rt 15 poundl of grain and drinks 30 gallons of water a day. Hercules eats about the same. Also they are both bred from large breeds. Gone are the days when carni- vals, including the Orange Coun- ty Fairgrounds, had sideshows or "freak shows•. displaying oddi- ties such as Siamese twins in a test tube or two-headed cows, said Jill Lloyd, fairgrounds spokeswoman. John GtordanJ, son of Mr. and Mn. John Gtordani of Newport Beach, was named to the Spring 1997 Dean's Honors LI.st from the George Peabody College at Van- derbilt University in Tennessee. Kim Pralle, daughter of Mr. "We don't have those anymore and I don't know of any carnival in California that has them,• said Lloyd. •Most people are offend- ed. That's something of the past.• Black Jack, a Holstein and Chianina crossbreed, and Her- cules, a 2,850-p'ound Brabant horse, are on the road about six months a year. They are part of a menagerie of show animals owned by Tom Beimbom Out- door Exhibits that includes a 13- foot-long, 80-year-old alligator named "Big Al,• a miniature horse and a 1, 100-pound hog named "Harley.• DON lEAcH I OAl.Y Pl.OT Black Jack ii a big attrac:tton at the Orange County Fair. Be weights in a 3,250 pounds. And Mn. Robert Pralle of Coro- na del Mar, was named to the Spring 1997 Dean's Ust from the College of Arts and Sciences at Vanderbilt University in Ten- nessee. manages the show that has been coming to the fairgrounds for 15 years. The following Newport Beach residents were named to the 1997 Dean's Honors Ust for the spring quarter at UC Santa Barbara: <Arey JOMDbana, Chad La Bua, Albon MaDdn. Katherine Manb. Andrew Noble, Fabian Rouuet and Jenn.Uer Stroffe. ·we don't like to call it a freak show, it's just an oversized horse and steer,• said 1lm Smith; who For a 50 cent adillission, gawk- ers filed past the gigantic steer cracking jokes about how many hamburgers or steaks he would make and how he should take a few aerobics classes from Richard Simmons. But Black Jack, who is safely tied to metal fencing, seemed content just nibbling away on some bay and sipping from a bucket of water. At 1 years old, the 6-foot, 4-incb steer is too old to become a quarter pounder wtth cheese or any other meat product. . CORPORATE Paul Bednankt of Palley- Needelman Asset Management of Newport Beach, recently earned the professional designa- tion of Certified Financial Plan- ner. VOL 91, NO. 1Q THOMAS H. JOHNSON. .. Publlshet WIWAM L0mBJ.. • Editor STIWM••t. ~Editor TONYDCW . A-..nt ~Editor tlMIMMCIATTA. Oty Editor ~~ Sports Editor • MMC MAllTIN. , Photo Editor LYNNllOl.A, Display~ NOYOiillNCi, O..ifled AIMftls!ng I.NM IOIMON,. Promotions PfltMDD.._ Chief Financial Offbr REAQERS HOJUNE 642-6086 Record your comments about tM Dally Pilot or news tips. AQDU$$ OUr .c:tdr• Is 330 W. hy St., Costa Mesa, C.llf. 92627. Those close to "Black Jack" and "Hercules" say the animals ~ CA 92626. Copyright: No news stories, Illustrations, edito- rtel INtter or lldvertlsements herefn c.-n be reproduced with· TEMPERATURES out written permission of copy-Newport Beach right owner. 70/64 l:IOW TO RE.Act US Newport Coast 70/64 C1m.lldon Balboa The llme Ofange County 70/64 (IOO) 252-9141 Costa Mesa ~ 83163 a..ffled 2-5678 Corona del Mar =642-4321 70/64 News 540-1224 SURF FORECAST =642-4330 LOCATION SIZE Sports Fax 646-4170 Wedge 2-3 s =~lot29earthllnk.net Newport 2-3 s Bladties 2-4 s luslnes Offlc9 642-4321 River Jetty 2-4 s Buslneta Fax 631-5902 CdM 2-3 s Published by .....,. IOA11NG c.llfomla CDmmunlty News. ~m a llmes Mirror Complny. M throug Southern C.llfomla waterJ. .e.fftwy s. IOlln. f'resldent and cro Winds out of the Ndtdtl.~I. east at 5 knots In the Vlc:e Presldlnt. Gen«ll Manager morning hours, pick-°" Gltffhh, Dlr9ttor of Opemlons Ing up to 14 knots by 01"7 c.llf. CN. M ltgtlli .-...cl. aren't as scary as the signs warn. They are actually very peaceful. Many spectators ignored the "Danger: do not touch" sign and stuck their hand pa.st the railing to pet Black Jack anyway. Beach, whose own horse Bo is about a third the size. "He's actu- ally more comfortable to ride bare back than he ii on a saddle." Last year fairgoers had unusu- al rodeo acts including a bison named Harvey Wallbanger who was ridden standing up by T.C. Thortenson. There was also a chimpanzee who rode a horse, Lloyd said. But this year Alaskan pig races are a favorite highlight among fair-goers, as well as vari- ous farm ariimali"1hat IQJlle dty folk have never seen in real life . Kim Kniepkamp says the steer's real name is Jerry -Black Jack is his stage name. •He's like a big dog," Kniep- kamp said. •Every night we put him and the horse in the area for a run around so they can play. You can pet him. He's really sweet. He's not mean at all.• Jennifer Lewis, who sells ticlc- ets to view Hercules, saddles up the 6-foot, 6-inch horse for a ride in the arena after the fair closes. "It's like riding on a big couch," said Lewis, of Newport •This is her first opportunity to see antmall she~ about tn her books,• said Loren Scott. of Long Be.ch, whose daughter 16- month-old daughter Jude was strolling through the rooster area. evening. Seas will run 2 feet with a 3· foot swell from the south. TIDES TODAY First low 5:04a.m. 1.1 First high 11:30 p.m. Second low 4.7 4:44p.m . 1.6 Second high 10:51 p.m. 6.5 TUESDAY First low 5:461.m. -0.9 First high 12:14 p.m. Second low 4.9 5:39 p.m. 1.6 Second high 11:41 p.m. 6.0 WATIR l"DRllAn.: 70 It seems most of the heavy weather Is in the east these days. The Padflc Is calm and that means not mudl wave action rudllng our shores. But It's going to be a nice day at the beach with clear skies and tempera- tures In the mld-705 as soon as the mom- Ing fog bums off - and that shouldn't take very long. There Is a small south swell rudllng us. with knff-hlgh to waist-high waves making It to shore • Some sets high get head-high at some of the better spots. Newport-MeN Unified School Dlstrtct EIMwltmy . L&.WtCh Menu The school district offers lunch at the following sites free of charge. • Now through Aug. 15: Uon's Pafi(. 12-12:45 p.m. • Now through Aug. 1: Parsons Special Educ.atlon Center, 11:»12:15 p.m. • Now through Aug. 15: Pomona Elementary, 11:30-12:15 p.m. • Now through Aug. 15: Sonora Elementary, 11:30-12:15 p.m. No child will be dl:scrlmln•tf!d against In feeding pro- grams because of race, color, natloMI origin, age or handicap. If you believe youw l»en dlscrlmlnated against, Mitt lmmedl•t.ly to iM Seawtaty of Agricul- ture~ Washington, D.C. 20250. Beautify Your Yard!' We ,._ ocier 40 ,,.,,.~ ..,...,, "' ""-cna. ow~ en ,,.,., .id,.,.... ....... clNiifo ru;rkr••--._..., . ..,,. ..... -.......... Newpoe, 8wWCw Mw Kw, Pilot ' Assemblywomari Brewer: .Jnformaiion, please steve lacy • M arilyn Brewer serves Newport-Mesa residents as the State Assembly's 10th District representative. However, her web site offers a rather narrow view of bow she goes about it. Click Legislation on Brew- er's home page. You'll see seven bills she supporte d dur- ing 1995 and nine in 1996. Another two appear under the :?'"' \nnh t•rscll'' category of O.C . Recovery. You click her link to Media f« information on ber work in the current session. But that only gives you press releases her of:f:ice generates. The Legislative Counsel's Office maintains a list of all billa from the St.ate Assembly's 1997- 98 session. Other assemblymem- bers' and senaton' pages include a p1ogram that automati- cally searches this list when you ·click Legislation. Those searches tum up every measure a representative's been involved in creating. Clicking one of these shows y~ associat- ed documents. These include the bill's history, status and analysis. You can even follow its legisla- tive progress. Brewer's Media page includes a 629-word opinion piece about a bill she.co-authored -AB 1300. She explains it would allow police to transport intoxi- cated minors to youth shelters staffed by people trained to han- dle them. Brewer believes this could help limit auto fatalities. It's likely thous~ds of District 70 families would find this bill relevant. Better access to facts about AB 1300 would allow Assemb ywoman ,Marilyn C. 1Brewer-R 7~ Assembly Distnct 1.uiaual~~ Ul9j1M~l!llri.. llllO Sl:llc c...., S--,CA9<tl• C916144S·7lll ff'VIM. CA ~;U• /: them input while it's still before Home Page to dpiloUOearthllnk.net. the legislature. Their assembly-In the subject line, type the word login. member can deliver that objec- tive information. Visit Marilyn Brewer's web site. Compare it to those of her peers. Then e-mail her at a7Nassembly.ca.gov with your thoughts. • STEVE LACY'S column appears every Monday. If you have a Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar or Newport Beach web site, e-mall the URL (address) of your . " . .'. 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Balboa lalan4 developer w.s. <::oWm Mand the ftnt d.ty per- • mil to operate the ferry, but it ran only sporadtcally under bis care. Theo JOlepb Beek took over the operation in 1919 with a boat called the Ark. which canied oars in cue the motor gave out. S1noe then, the feny bas grown into a local inltitution, as have some of the people who have operated it. Robert Snyder, for inltance, worked on the feny for .C2 years before dying last year a virtual local legend. The Beek family continues to run the ferry, which now employs about .CS crew members, most of them part-time, during the sum- FIRE CONTINUED FROM 1 moto said. #There was a pretty 'good piece of damage to our fire engine.• Although no one was hurt in the fire, children who lived at the home were crying when firefight- ers arrived because their pets Cost Effective Legal So~ ~ Ml CASA MEXICAN IUSlAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO ~Ooan~ I COXCER'r 8BRXE>& 2 etiowa nlghtly at7&9 PM TUMdey, J1iJ 22 JoeeFeHca.no WedMecley • .My 2S TheGepS.nd Tl'IYrldey • .Mt 2A Chrte LAOou• F~ • .My2S Ame&a ::::r..-::.~M • ............ ..... /llllCl9. , \ mer. The boell tnvene ti» 900- foot pp between the lllaDd -the ped•+Ula at about 3 k:Dota, but can gc:> u fut u 6 knots, Mid fer. ry ~ JobD Metbln. The Balboa laland Perry bu • certain ~ ~: Driven c:beeduDy line up 10 to 20 deep to drive onto the boat three at a ttme. Looa1s and towiltl alike otter up their life stories at the mere men- tion of the slow boat to the lsland and back. "When I grew up here It was 10 cents to get aaou," said Prank Glasgow, a ret1red AJr Poree man who now lives in Honolulu. "The cool thing to do wu tty to get out on all three different boats in one night. I bad friends on both sides, sowe'djustride back and forth for tun.• Glasgow, bis wife and their 8- year-<>ld daughter, Cally, came by Newport while vacationing in the mainland states -and the feny, of course, was a must. •1 could ride it back and forth and back and forth and it's a little different every time,• Cally said. were still inside. •w e brought the hamster out, but the (two) parakeets didn't make it,• Fujimoto said, adding they died from smoke inhalation. Paul Magana, Aaron's father, reported having had problems with the van's battery system and he had looked at it earlier that day, Fujimoto said. •The .,.__ IY•:NaW n.ft ~1ln 1he ~Plot. If you'd lb~ on t:l9tdna 'f'all orp- nludon lad. c..tt A2~1. ext."'· WWW D't'Sf'M>f'HY ASSOQATION ...... 1he MUlotl• ~ Mfodl.. lion of 0r*lge c:ounfy -stiff(, ftlllnlng Is sometimes av•ll•ble for voluntMr helpers. Phone 550-0161. NATIONAL CAT PROTECnON SOCIETY TM non.profit society finds loving homes for owner-reflnquished cats and kttt.ns .net m1lntalns • retirement c:.n- ter for older ms. Volunteers .. needed to brush the cats Ind give them • little extr1 TlC. C.11 650-1232. NlW DltECTlONS FOR WOMEN INC. The non-profit recovery center for edutt women wtth •lcohof Ind other chemlal de~ncJes seeks volun-teers. caJ1 548-9927 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. or e.111 Joy at 548-8754. HEWPO«T IEAOt UCJl'AL SOIES The Friends of The Newport Beach Redtal Serles Guild needs volunteen to assist In fostering musk apptt(.latlon so that dasslal mu5lc will endure. Those Interested should phone 644-4208. NEWPORT COSTA MESA YMCA The Newport<.osta Mesa YMCA needs a variety of gener1I volunteer help. For RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY ......... c...s .... 1 t22 HAllOl •VD. COSTA MESA • 541-1156 SINCE SABATINO'S 1884 Restaurant &·Lido Shipyard Sausage Co. FLAVOllP'UL le DELICIOUS LUNCHES DINNER •SUNDAY B RUNCH Unique wi~ room &: dining rooms available for group business mutings and private functions CATERING FOR ALL EVENTS Full gourmet Italian cooldlla •~fish spedab and llUIQY homemade fa Beautiful Hair! Perm & Cut $50 Reg. $75 Weave 4 Cut $50 Reg. S85 Men's Cut $15 Reg.S20 •• ~· i.GIC Mir t:dn. Htwc&aD~. 5'iDls Not kdllW ..... ..., "''llllioul ....-m: Coldwtll • ~ • Pit.II Mitdldl • Ne:xxus . SebMtWI • Pnmai Otfa Elpira (f/fJl/1l • ~this Ad KHOOI.~ lhe3 ....... ~~ tJon Is for ~ to hlAp with if1l9 .. efforts. ~ ~ P'MC _,.. Ind oc.ca- s6onlll offtot WIDfk. ... " • non-poftt ~ it.-, .... funds to help wtth tt'Mll ~ Of cNkhn In 1he Newport-MeM Unified School Dfltrtct. To voluntMt catl 111 ... 141 .. OftRAMCIAC The Opet'• Pldflc Guild AH*'c.e, a~ port group for Oper1 Padfk. has• wide range of ICtMtfes for \IOlunteen. For Information, caJI 474-4418. OPaATION Q.EAH SI.All ~ ONn Slate, • Cosll Mego bMed Of91nlzltk>n that focules on graf- fiti pNVentJon. needs volunteen to paint out graffttl and for other duties. For more Information, c.111 Mkhael Howlrd at 435-0745. ORANG! COUNTY HARVEST Orlnge County Harvest feeds the hun- gry by reducing produce left In the fields. Eac:tt W9ek In a different Or.nge County 19r1cultur1I flelct volunteen pick produce from 1lready hlrvested fields. C.11708-1597. C'ONTINUED FROM 1 ual gOJI dub an by 2'%. TIM redudkm would mean an anDual Joa in City JWY9Due ol approsi- mately S1 ,200. • The propoeed amelidment 11 among eevenl being~ by Mela Verde Partnen Monday u their annual oontract with the dty 11 up for nmewal . Lut month, ,.City Manager Allan Roeder anowect the put- nenhlp to raile 1tl greens fees by 5%, once renovations to the course are completed. CunenUy, the dty takes 30% of the profits generated by both power-driven and manually oper- ated pull carts. But operaton of the golf course believe the two types of golf cacti should be anessed separately. A 1UrVey conducted by the Mesa Verde Partners shows that some public golf courses only take 5% to 8% in revenue from the pull cart type rentals. • City Council members a.re also apected to approve a policy COLLEGE PHARMACY •1 SINCIE 1982 "O L D FASHIONED FRIENDL Y SERVICE." HOME HEALTH CARE CENTER WIE •PECIALIZll IN UNIQUE 6 HARD TO F'IND ITIE M•. ORTHOPEDIC •UPPLIR•· 546-3288 :. 440 FAIR DRIVE, COSTA MES A CORM&llt o .. H ARa Ollt •LVD. Tinder Box l3rd Annual Pipe Sale! 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Gl/llLADI • It isn't just a perfect . score ... it's the num- ber of events Newport Harbor's Daniel Gerlach has mastered for the decathlon. · By Molty Yanity, Daily Pilot If you were stranded on a deserted island and could only have one of your possessions · with you, what would it be? For Newport Harbor High senior-to-be Daniel Gerlach, it would be bis tennis shoes. Well, maybe it would be a shotput. " No, perhaps a javelin. A discus? · • What about the pole? _ The answer is getting more and more difficult for Gerlach, : 17, who has suddenly found a . niche in the decathlon and will travel to Baton Rouge, La. next week to compete in the Junior OJympics. •I love to compete in track. and field," Gerlach said. "If I . could just do one thing the rest of my life it would be to com- pete in the decathlon." That's a pretty good choice considering he gets to do 10 dif- ferent things in that one event. The decathlon slate includes the 100-meter dash, 110 high · hwdles, 400, 1,500, long jump, high jump, shotput, discus, javelin and pole vault. "He's a very good athlete," said Bim Barry, Gerlach's mid- dle distance running coach at • v Newport Harbor. •At the end of • the season, we mentioned there .. was a decathlon for high • schoolers to him and (Sailor standout) Chuck. Loo. He took it . completely upon himself. It's all self-motivation, which is kind of unique these days.• Gerlach said that his mother .. heard of an amateur decathlon •• at Mt. Sac, so he entered. •I ended up doing well in it. . Actually, I did really well," he . . said. "Someone who saw me ~Borders ~:-rocked .. .. ·ifor four track and field OON LEACH I OAl.Y flt.OT Newport Harbor senior-to-be Daniel Gerlach takes aim at a far distance for his javelin throw. Gerlach recently learned how to throw the javelin and teveral other track and field events to compete in the decathlon. His endeavon have him beading for the Junior Olympics this week in Baton Rouge, La. there told me about another one.• The other "one" was the first step in the qualification for the Junior Olympics. By placing in the top eight at that event, Gerlach advanced to the USA 1i'ack & Field Region- als that were held at 1i'abuco Hills High. With first place finishes in the shotput and javelin, Gerlach clinched second place at Regionals. "Only the top two get to go (to the Junior Olympics,)" he said. "I was really surprised. I was talking to some people there and they said they'd been doing it for a few years. I had experienced just two events before (a decathlon.)" As a Sailor, Gerlach compet- ed in the long jump, triple jump and the 400. How he has gone from the mastery of two decathlon events to a serious 10-event competitor is amazing, his coaches say. Eugene Day, who has instructed the field athletes at Costa Mesa High the past two seasons, has helped Gerlach pick up the events be did not know. "He wants to learn," Day said. "U you want to learn, I don't care how easy or bard it is, you will learn." Bany added, "He works hard and is totally into track.. He did- n't stop when (high school) track was over." According to Gerlach, be never gets out of shape. "I was in good shape for track. I play dub soccer and play all year round. I just kept at it," he said. Physical fitness may not be a problem for Gerlach, but what has seemed to be even more simple for him is how he pick.ed up the techniques for eight oth- er events. "It gets really technical. Even the 100, which is just a sprint, but there's block work and stuff," he said. Working with friends of his family and Day, Gerlach has learned to pole vault, throw three different pieces of appara- tus, jump up instead in addition to out and to hwdle ... all in about a month. "l had two weeks to help him and last week he already PRed in six or seven events. · "Every time he goes another inch or a little faster, he gets excited,• Day said. Practicing each weekday from two to fow hours has done the trick.. but Gerlach plans on spending even more time mas- tering the individual techniques of the complex decathlon. "I'd love to be a decathlete in college,• he said . He hopes bis abilities will be noticed by college reauiters in Baton Rouge, but he'd enjoy attending a university in South- ern California to be near his family. "He's got the build, those long legs and small body," Day said. "He hasn't even started lifting weights. His potential is unlimited .• Duesler grabs men's 55 doubles title • Newport Beach's Bob Duesler goes 1 for 2 as he and Irvine's Hank Leichtfried take the men's 55 doubles crown, but lose the 50s. score of 6-2, 6-1. Out-of-staters Brian Cheney of Chandler, Ariz. and Rob Cadwal- lader of Memphis, Tenn. won the singles titles. Cheney defeated Dick Johnson (Ballwin, Mo.) in the 50 singles 6-4, 5-1, 6-2, and Cadwallader needed three sets to dispose of Canadian Mervin Wat- son, 3-6, 6-1, 6-1. USTA NATIONAL ..WS 50 a 55 MMD COlMT WIONll9S titUnAarvR-.Ma. .... ~ .... ............... lriafl~ (Chlndler. Ariz.) d. Oldt Johnson (Ball· wlf\ Mo.). 6-4. S-7, 6-2 . ....... 55 ....__Bob Cadwal'*' (Memphis. lMn~ d.' Mervin Wmon (1C9'owna. 8C). ).6. 6-1, 6-, . ...... • .,.... •••. 0... BotlMVlOn (Gefden Grow) and Oems 1rout (Solving) d. lob Dueder (Newport lluch) and Henk Ltkhtffied (JMne), 6- 2. 6-1 . ....... 55 .,.... ••• -Bob Ouder (Nw4POf1 INd\) lfld .... lAkt1tftl8d . (lMne) d. Geof G.-.nt (MUI Valllly) and Gordon~ CSan ~). 6-7, Wt &-:!. • MONOAV, JUlY 21, 1997 Team US.Ns young tine......., to win a game at the 'Jobo' IWEKA, Croatia • 'IbeJ United States Men'• National Water Polo team lost to Italy S...S tn the lvica Jobo International Water Polo Tournament Sunday, alter tying Gennany 8-8 and falling to Croe· tia 11-3 in the tourney opener. •Ow' goal in this trip is to give some of our younger players international experience," Team USA's Coach John Vargas said. •we're in Croatia with only three starters from our World Cup team and the inexperience showed. To tie the Germans with such a young and internationally inex- perienced group of players is a great accomplishment.• Local team members that did not make the tnp were Chris Oeding and Chris Duplanty. Vargas' crew, ma.king its first lntematlonal appearance 1ince wtnning the 1997 PINA World Cup in Athem, Greece lut month, waa led by Capistrano Beach'• Jeremy Luter who net- ted four goals in the contest with Germany, tndudtng one in the final minute to tie the score at eight. Laster finished the week- end with seven goals. Steve· Gill, one of four UC Irvine graduates on the squad, scored three goals. Dan Hackett, who usually shares goalkeeping duties with Duplanty, stopped 17 shots in the game against Germany. This weekend, though. he split time with Sean Nolan, whose 27 saves earned him the Oustanding Goal- keeper of the tournament honor tn hit debut with the N4tiona1 team. •1 am particularly pleased with the play ol our two young goalkeepen, • Vargas said. •This ls the Ont high level international water polo compeU- tion for many of the players on tbia trip," he said . Italy won the tournament with a perfect 3·0 mark. Hosts Croatia placed second with a mark of 2·1, and Germ.any and Team \lSA tied. for the last spot with records of 0- 2-1. Team USA continues its Euro- pean tour Thursday when it opens play against Italy in the Oty of Rome International Tour- nament, and concluded the voy- age at the Unicum Cup in Budapest, Hungary the final weekend of July. .. f.J; 8ob OuelMr ~ a..ct\) and HMk Lek:htfrted (IMne) d. lllO llr· bk~ Ga.) tnd llff MGOung ~ c.no.. Ga.). 6-2. f.2. QUMTlllflNALS Men't SO SlnflM9 • Olde Johnson (Blllwln. Mo.) d. OHn Schlobohm (Motega}, 6-3, Mt Daw Bohannon (Garden Grove) d. Mk:hael Martines (Slit Ulke Qty) 6-3, 6-2; Brian CheMy (Chandler. Ar\iJ d. Ray Lake (Kansas Oty, Kin.), 6-3, 6-3; Jurgen Jamon (Westl.iite V11t.ge) d. 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HOME 4 Id 714.835.3171 APARTMENTS FOR RENT fees or Hrvfcea. Read I I The growing Dally 6 blk/grey chairs. yr 0 and understand any exper ence a Ip us. Pilot adver111lng team $650. 640..1695 Female Miniature Red BMW 90301---·------ ,.,... tr ... , befo e you' .. •••••••• The salary beg ns at sen ks an outside o 0 x 1' SP ad• d · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '98 Z-3 ROADSTER ...... n a... r •1 $7.50 per hour with • 1 645-7304 leave msg. :f.~.Shop around for EMPLOYMENT excellent benefits. II ~:!•sR~~~[ie~~~=~r:in~ MERCHANDISE Handsome Huok '78 CS281 Blue, c-apd, 61~. ~~,·~ \•,aaU-:,9:: you would like lo Join Department. Experl· MISC. 6015 Long hair, blk/wht. 6cyl, 4dr. Salvage title, SHOWROOM FRlrSH ATTNI HUGE our team. please send f d b G t .-... good running cond. E 11 1 v 1 1 CASH INCOM• t ence preerre, ut rea person, ne.us Sl900. 310-718.9259 xcep ona aue ...,.:~.--5_1_4-c-25_2 ___ 1 NEWPORT BEACH us your resume o: will train. Applicant 50 .. Mlt•ublshl TV special Inside home. ---------128,995 (3SGF504) We'll help you get EMPLOYMENT Hollis & Associates, should be energetic, Model#VS5016R. Neutered. 839-7019. ,79 BMW 3201 at.arted, Prr or Frr. 5530 5"-" B Newport Center ti t d d nlf 2669 Fantaatlc Support. Not ..,.,. mo va • an a Oak cabinet. Do•• WANTED Black shon Stick, snrl 2-dr, lier~ CREVIER BllW 714.835._3171 MLM 24 Hr Info Drive , BeSullhe 916602s, s ta rter. Salary plus even11hlngl 434•6367. hair kitten. Btwn 2 & 3 caaa, ac, gd cond. • • • Newport ac , 2 . commission. Xlnt ben-.,. m---old 548-3350 S1350 •831-0757 R!WPORT iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1-800·322-&189 aaalo Bookk .. plng Or stop by Info. booth eflt pkg. Drug screen· AQUARIUM Sall water ..... · · •1•R 1725• ext.5934 CAL•SCA.N PT, llght phonu, at the Atrium Court in lng/phyalcal required. complete set up 37 WANTED: Adult '88 8MW 320 I ----~-~~~-1 l~CB 1069 UR 211A $835 URN WHILE YOU computer exper, some fashion Island to pick EOE. Send reaume to gallon hex. State-of· Poodle Toy/Mlnature Recent valve job. BUICJ{ •liliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~Z' ~-.~C~r~:: Lil.ARNI Own your counter ules. Apply: up an application. You Lynn Esole, %Da lly the-art equip. Pd $600 or Blschon .. .A Lovety ftuna Qoodl liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii 9035 ae.,ua•••."Prlm• Vleta Del II•.. own bualneas. Make Alli.on M•rln• may lax your resume Piiot, 330 w. Bay asking S200. !548-3536 Home Is waiting! s 1,250 obo 54~948 •a4 StatJoft ...... Gf9enbeft Loe. 3Br+ •M....a55* money Immediately 1555 Newport Bl. C.M. to: (71 4) 720-3351. Street, Costa Meu, Cement tbl, 3benches, ~ 720-7418 <::;i ---------Needs engine woc1t. 2.Alla+Fr. Prln. Only. A•k eltoul our with our proven sys-orfaxreaumel50-0S41 Make h In attention 10 CA 92827 or fax to 5175 .. Fountalns SllO. '90 3251C Red Conv. $5 00 714~42·71500 a'D9K. 720-1704 Bkr llOftoln a-1•11 tem. Tra!nlng on T.V. Can't Plnd Work? Human RecowsH. (714) 8~802. For Bird Baths $20., Tree _B_l_CY_C_T_rr ___ 6_0_6_0s1 Loadedl All pwr, 5apd An.r epm or ..... mw • .. --and phone. FREE Vou can't be loo6clng ~=======~ Interview, call (714) Roses $1 0. Oleanders. ~ alarm, cd, allol whla, Information. Toll-free too hardl WANTED 1!5 .;.; 574-4238. Herbs. Jasmine $1.00, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~:u•~=· M~at ~c;nl·CAD--DJA--C---904--0 " 1088 MISCEU.Alf!OUS -----llENTALS t·O--Vlewl'lut• -----~48A 38A ttome on, ________ _ ~ i.v.t•. :J..car oar. ..,...,no• teal at 14tO,OOOI A"'9 . ; kr-SOiey 7804142 ~ 1-888-53343154 people to nu various TRADE SALEiPeRSON Citrus Trees Fruiting 2 ·29"Schwlnn Bikes $14,000/fltm 873-4282 CAL•SCAN position• from ware-FT, sales or printing $10. ~74-9422 1·L.adlel/3lpd 1·M•na liliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •·a---R_l!_•_T_l_N_o_""c-A"""R.,...D~ houa• to manage-exp helpful. can Back D•luxe Walker atm Var. $50/eL 873-9161 --,,-3-B_llW __ 3_2_5_1 _ WANTD TO 8UY DIST. 69+ r..,.· No ment. No experience through classified Bay Printing 435-IM90. rest, two front wheels. ---------• Auto, Low m il••· ·u CadAtac EldOflldO ••lllng . •,rvLlo• ~=·(7~.)~7=w· __ M __ 2_-s_e_1_a __ SCahll.ld•P•.raon, thPlrr S8S.OO 875·3059 SPORTING SHOWROOtl~Ulff ~IU~..=: acc:ouni. only ow · ren • co ng •noyolop•dla rea s GOODS Exceptional Vatuel tnwetment. Immediate store In Ful'lton la. otter excepted. New/ 6065 S20,HS (3CID930) _.....,,......._,,. ____ _ Wcuh••know. ·,.•c1co0h_:~~ EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 714·844-o7877 uaed·Adult/Jr. still iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil " •Sect'r/Mrktg A••• In bo>e. Other book•. Oacor Air Del. vest • provided. S50-1100K 5530 5530 PT nx hrs. Computer/ Dealer• welcome Must ma1k, fins , snorkel, PQlentlal. ph<>ne akllts. Xlnt payf Hit: 714·838-3843 alrtank, belt. 548-7113 _.....;_;....;,..;...;;...;......-....,....,:""-..-------~77. 7 d.. CM. Mr. Ray 437•5001 CAL•SCA.N I WiiD MiLPi ~tMd W/'IMde. l2200 + wHkly. Not MLM. 1.eoo-32N1•. IDCt. 2841 24 HA. CM.•ICAN Ad Assembler EMPLOYMENT SUVIC!S 5533 ------------ •••••••• Pt.... be •wat• that the llstlnga In this Cllt• egory may require you to can a 900 number In wt\leh lhare .. • chafOe ~ minute. -.CltOel tt.ooln = '°"""°'1 • WOfbd N I ..... room.• 1 lllf'Y ...... "°°" 11 ~ Of ft\19 82 The 1orr._. =-14 Polleef "°'* 83 ~ ta AMea o.m &4 ChooMe ti CW¥ld molding 85 WllMIMd 11 All*tlon ee "OMne 18 "'"' '°' -.m Comedy" to~,. 117 ~type 22 ,.,, AM\ t3llvow9 DOWN 24 ~· 1 RelaJc OOl'*'"'9 2 Singer 20 Femiv mem. Fllz.Oetald 27 Yelled 3 FllghttHI birds 30 Some IMchel'1 4 Loeds of food 34 Cot 5 TV •lien 3li TardV ti Gol en F 341 Domino epot 7 Food fish 37COWtl 8 ~ 38 Atillof'• 9 "Nonna -· ~ IOHeallhy 40 Soult\ of France 11 lrwemor 41 a. • ...,...,.. SlkC>fMy '**'*"-12 Whimpet' 42 Hunted 13 Sllppery flahH 43 Loi 19 Gemlan river 45 ~engine 21 Location 47 Alfln9d 26 KHC>S 48 ~grad 26 Colonizes 49 Ravkill, e.g. 27 98naM -so "Full lteMI -r 28 Japeneee poem 53 !lny -29 Having lllOl'e 5o4 The -aide ol seniority ADDITIONS REMODELING CABINETS 3410 3490 Advanced Wood1y1tam1 -Cu1tom Cablnelfy· Kitchen • Balh • Door1 Moldlng1 -M•nlels Lffll50 714-998-8970 CARPENTRY 3510 ~'t:a.,'ll:-sn.=: Wl8I' 10 .. f What llCtioa do JOU tab? A · You hayt • weak band and no particular flt f'or pertner'1 tuiL To bid two 81*1• wl\h t.hJa holdinc inYitee trouble. P ... If partner reope09, JOU can lhow your lfNldee wi~t oventaUn, )'OW' values. Q. I • NelLher YU!nenble, aa South you bold: I •Q1041 OAQ78 OIU •711 The biddlna hu proceeded: NOR111 MST 80l11'B WEST l• l• ' What do you bid now? A · An invitational,jump to two no· trump deecribel bo\h the atrength. ahape and positional spade ltoppen of your holding. But no tnunp might not be your beet spot. It nega- tive doubl11 are ln )'OW' anenal, it coete not.bins to investfpte m a poeaible ._. heart fit, Lhen Uleue a pme Invitation in heart. or no trump, depending on partner's rebid. Q. 8 • A. SouLh, vulnerable, you hold: •KQ 1onu oe o.Jn •1'4 The biddirur hu proceeded: NORTH IA8T 80l11'B Wlt8T lo Pue l• P- i o P-' What do you bid now? A • It i8 limply a question of whether to jump to three or four spadee. Your length in partner's suit swinp \he decision to the more aggreaaive rebid of four spades. Switch the red-1uit holdinp, how- ever, and we think three spades would be enough. Q. 4 • Both vulnerable, aa South you hold: • a Q K Q 10 8 '7 8 a 0 K' • AK ' ftelliiddbWbM ......... : IOVIW. , .. ._.,. J«>818 llAft 10 ........ ·10 f What do you bid now? A· 'l1lia w mon • t.CttciaJ ~em than -inc the~ potendal o1 Ult band. Where Ma the.,.... adt pott? Ju.It in cue the opponent.I hHe it, we would make It .. cWB- cult .. poillible ror them to llnd '!'fir belt contract by jumplq to three heart.I. Q. I • Aa South, vulnerable, you hold: •A'711 OAQ8711 ol •IU The bic:ldlna hu proceeded: 80Ul1I frB8t' HORTB MST 10 •• Dbl 40 T What action do you take? A• That depend.a OD eyatem. If the double ii for penalt.iee, then w.t haa made a peych.lc ovm:al.I, and you. 1hould consider erpo9inc it by bidmng four 1pades now. lf, howev- er, \he double wu negative, you do not have quite enough to ventwe four heart., e.pecia)ly ainc:e partner tqight have only two card.a in eup- pOrt. Pua, and eee what develops. Q. 8 • Neither vulnerable, aa South you hold: •A 0 14 OQ8 •AQ.118111 The biddiNr bu proceeded: 80UTll frB8t' NORTB UST l• P... 10 Dbl ' What do you bid now? A· Whoee hand i1 it? That ii impoaible to determine this early in the auction, but we are apin ooncemed about the muter .Wt. To shut out epadee from the auction, a jump In clube ia surely inmcated. We think a leap to four clube is juet about right. Learn to be a better brid1e player! Subecrlbe now to the Goren Bridp Letter by caIU.nc (800) 788-1226 for information. Or write to: Goren Brld1e Letter, P.O. Box 4410, ChJcaco, 11180880. 'M 1-T•n Pa.ea. •ea '.I• ...... !Mr POISC81 Truell w/Camp1t led•n. \.00111 an Wh.... .,. t5M on A•bullt fl"Q. run• gr .. rr Aelleble. •ee e30 TUR90 From 635 BMW Si Uke new TlrH, 12200. Jt976. e73.9047 CMfHOLllT obo (714) "1·13M !ft Call 714·545-3727 iff 4soil V·I Aut aLANT N08S One CARS FOR t10011C •ea P•rd Tauru' A/C Crulte Conlr:· owner Red ClaHlcl Selz.ed a aold locaD 4 Door Sedan. GoOd r:ull power 17 HS Very LoW Mlle•. For thl• month, Spat1i. Cond. S4,000 obo eoo.537•71e; x.79,. th• Opllector or ••4'1, Motorcy~ .. 880·1893 Enthu1la11. RV'a, Boat1, COf'l'IPGlo '91 3001L (070418) t921490 • r a and m or~ One Own•r. Local, ·Call Toti Fr• .. LEXUS 9115 Black B•aulyl, LAND ROVaR 1-800·982·278 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Special Wh••I•. MllSION Vll!JO l!>rt.24'05 CAL·soG •• 7 l!S 300 (019309) t43,949 71 ... 385-87150 SI! I z I! D CA"' Leather, Moonroqf. LAND ROVl!ft FROM $ 1 &". CD. Save SS MISSION Yll!JO navGE Jaguar, Corv•ttj, (0186215) 71448a.8780 &VM• MercedH, BMW, ,~ '94LS 400 Trac, Nakamlchl, L••lher, Moonroof, co. (199437) $32,997 '95 l!S 300 Leather. Moonroof, CD (095149) $24,997 '93 OS 300 Leather. Moonroof. Traction. CD (038110) $23,997 '93 ES 300 •e1 880Sl!C Blk/Blk lOVER 9177 ~;~:k, H~n~: ::1:~ Immaculate & Loaded. Local utea. Toll It C1tm Signature Whit. 194 DISCOVERY 1 ·800·88 .. 22e 132,950.obo 283-1777 7 P•H•nger, Lo Lo ext. A-4000 .. •i41!320 Cabrlol•t MllH, Dual Sunroof, CAL·~ Smoke Sliver. Xlnt FlawlHll S E I z E D C ~W, condlllon. 48k ml. (089796) $22,850 FROM $179. • S ~: .. :~4~.~~~b11~l. LAND "OVER ~~~~~sBM~:!11c;! '94 1!320 White. 28k MISSION VIEJO vette1. Alto JeiAJ, 71,,..385-8750 4WD'a. Your a ..... mllH. co. Warranty. MINTI S33,500 For current U1tl""P! Call 714.844.5833 SAAB 9185 Call Toll Fr•• 1.aoo-21 a.9ooe NISSAN 9150 Ext. A-5139 CAL •se.,,, Le• th• r. Mo on roof. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil co (211758) $21,997 •e7 900 ~urbo AUTOS '95 SC 400 Coupe, Leather, Moonroof, Nakamachl, co $37,997 '93 LS 400 Leather, Moonroof, CD •93 as 300 Royal Jade, Lexus Certllled, Mu1t See. (032748) $25,977 '95 OS 300 Black, Le11u1 Certified, 36k, A Black Beauty. (089430) $30,977 '92 SC 400 O•met, Lexus Certl· fled, Must See. (3413) $24,877 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 1 ·800·889·5398 Why play Hide 'N Seek wllh childcare? Call Claaalfled today! 642·5878. '94 PATHl'IND•R SE Loaded, Leather, Sunroof. 4 Dr. 4WD. Prlatlne, One Owner. (238068) LAND ROVER MISSION VIEJO 714-385 8750 '95 Pathflnd•lft XB Blk, V6, 2WD, Alrm, All PWR, New Tlre1, Lo Mllea. Xlnt Condi S18,500 obo 840-8370 3932 WINDOWS 3934 ANA MARIA DraperlH Custm window Coveflngl ln1tll·An1rlng·Alter-clean Ouallry Whsl• Prlc•• Sr. 0110 54e.8117 U . green, auto trans, WANTED sunroof, 73k ml.. 1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. owner, xlnt cond. Ueed Pickup truck .. SSOOO. 720•81 3o donation to help th9 9246 homeless and needy. TOYOTA 714'842·1Ge8 9210l--~~C~LA~S~S~l=Fl~B~D~ '89 Camry LE V-6, only 47k ml. Perfect. PL, PW, AT. AC. $6900. 549-3473, Iv mag, Bob. ll's the solu11on you're searchlng for • wll•lll- er you're aeeklng • home, an apartn1e..t, a new occupation Qr even a stray pet. - GARAGE SALE HINTS Before your garage sale, determine what items you wish to sell. Make sure eve~ing is dean and repaired. ---- Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for you.