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Home My WebLink About2002-12-18 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot. .. •' • • t I • ,. . . . . !• t .. . ..... .. . .. t• Serv ing the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 •. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2002 ~ new. holiday tr~dition The 94th annual Christmas Boat Parade will be shorter in days and route this year, but officials hope more boats will take part. June c .... rande Daily Pilot are 8naDy seelng the benefits of enduring a furor that erupt ed when the changes were an- n0W1ced last year. year. presldent of the Newport Beach Ow:nber of C.Ommerce, which helps put on the event each year. This year. the parade will take place over five days lnstead of seven. For three of those days, the route will be shorter than in previous years, cutting out a sec- tion of the route that is lined al- most exclusively with homes. NEWPORT BEACH -Today marts not only the first day of the 94th annual Ouistmas Boat Parade, but the first year that controversial changes to the pa- rade route and schedule will take place. Now, parade planners say, they The number of boats regis- t~ in the parade by Sunday night was 70, up from last year's 55. And planners are optimistic that by today, they may return to the parade's glory days of attract- ing more than 100 entries every "Our intent was to provide a bett~ parade for the viewing public, to get more boats in- volved... said Richard Luehrs, Parade planners announced ladyear that they would shorten the parade to help reverse a steady decline ln the number of FU PHOTO/DALY PILOT A boat decked out for last year's Newport Harbor Christmas Boat See TRADmON, Pai• A5 Parade motors past the Balboa fun Zone on Balboa Peninsula. MAKE-A-WISH K£HT TREPTOW I OAll.Y PLOT Katie Talpash, 7, overcomes a bout of shyness to tell Santa what she wants for Christmas in Atrium Court in Fashion 15'and in Newport Beach on Tuesday. Katie joined a group of about 20 children to see Santa, take a ride on the Kiddie Train Express and enjoy other fun activities courtesy of Fashion Island and the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Newport leaders consider further expansion • Council looks at annexing West Santa Ana Heights and Santa Ana Country Club, which advocates say tould be leverage against JWA expansion. June Catasrande Daily Pilot NEWPORT BRACH -How can the cfty gain cobtrol oC $30 milliOO In re- dewlopment funds set aside for Santa AnaHdghts? Will annexing the Santa Ana C.Oun- tey Oub and 1WTOW1ding areas give ' Newport Beach further power to rein in John Wayne Airport expanslonf WW residents In unincorporated areas pay for the entire cost of a fire station to serve them and other neflbborboods already In Newport Beach? How much sales tu. revenue is generated In West Santa Ana Hdghtst No one koows, but city ofBdala plan BEST BUYS to find out Oty C.Ouncil members Tuesday took thelr first and bf88M step toward an- ouing county areas that were previ- ously slated to become part of c.osta Mesa and that are collectively called Area 7. In a council study session, members asked "8ff to put the matter on a regular coundl aaenda. to vote whether to study the financial pros and cons of annexing the area. par- dculady the leYerqe It couJd provide In the battle lpinlt a1rport expansion. "I'm here to tell you tonlght why an- nexation of all and only all of Area 7 is a win-win." sa.id Paul Watkins. re- presenting residents and the COWltry club. "The answe.r is simple and it's spelled: John Wayne Airport. We would fonn an alliance and buffer against further John Wayne Airport ex- pan.Uon." West Santa Ana Heights, the country club and a residential area south of Mesa Drtve have a0 been ·pushing fol SM ECPMSION, hp M ) ~any wishes on the Christmas list Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE .... , .. :..::... WEAlHElt ~ or,-..-.... rilghl.~IL ... ,.... FOIUI Council pens retort to Fountain •·t "tH,r, Valley plan Costa Mesa leaders say they will fight an attempt by neighboring city to study constructing a bridge at Gisler Avenue. Lolita Harper Daily Piiot COST'A MFSA -The City Council wasted no time Monday retaliating against a surprislng blow from Fountain Valley officials about the construction of a bridge al Gisler Avenue, a strike C.OSta INSIDE For follow-up on the City Council's decision on the OCC swap meet, see Page A3 Mesa officials said undermined a long history of coopera- tion between the two cities. At the prompting of many residents. council memben took emergency ac- tion to draft and ap- prove a resolution that strongly aiticized Fountain Valley for an attempt to study a bridge that would link the two cities by crossing the Santa Ana River. Fountain Valley oflidals are requemng SS00,000 from the Orange C.Ounty Thms- portatlon Authority for "preliminary engi- neering. environmental review and de- sign funds spannilllNhe Santa Ana Riwr from Garfield AvenUe 'to Gisler klenue, .. a Fountain Valley staff' report read. ·Any action to apply for OCTA funding at this time is wholly lncoosistent'\lflebout cooperative history: read the C.oeta Mesa council's resolution. Fountain Valley leaders' approval of such a request would ·rorce Costa Mesa to take action at each and every step to oppose this action.· the resolution stated. c.osta Mesa leaders also blasted Foun- tain Valley for trying to slip the item through the political process without prior notification or a public bearing. 1be $500,000 request was placed on the ·con- sent calendar" portion of the Founcain Valley City Coundl agenda. wb6dl COO• talos wrlo\Js items that ue COlllid !l'l8d routine dty busioe8t md are .....-, paseed in one fell swoop. Costa Mesa Assistant Clty ~ 1bm .. . .~~~~--~~~~--------~-----~~--·---,_..~-----__,____ ·~·············-·----------- Al .......... o.c.e. ll 2002 ~Pio& .. ' LOGALS ONLY \ Cindy Cindy ii a 13-yeu-old golden retrleYer whoee lamDy ii wwble to take care of ber,any loogier and..lt bopnc to z;.• to. :;:::ra • .:.~ DIAr Miida. fOUDlllt Of .. 0.--n*J " ~, ...... tbll~~ ... T. tor·~··.., .. _, ..... ..., ...... ...,need. .,,. ...... .... Heipq our ... flllnDy II jU1t one al tbi..,. me CO"' 'qt ~·Jiii animal 0 ............ afins tD help Jocal anhntk, she said. "'blrdl>llmaallowm to help local anlmale, • Pfalf-Mardn said. "A i-=ue anilml needing surgery or vet mecftcal treatments that can save a life costs about $300. About $25 can feed four abandoned kittens for a week. "Tugether we "c.A.N" [Community Animal Network) make a difference,• she said W* the orp>ntton ii alwayl in need of donadoDI, Jt la also tn a constant aearch rm adopdve and folter funQW for 1nhnels, such Uthe Clldlbnu kius., wbk:b ue still available. See other animals available for adoption at www.animalMtworlc.org or stop by Russo's pet store at Fashion Island between noon and 4 p.m. on weekends. Information: (949) 759-3646, or write to the Community Animal Network at P.O. Box 8662, Newport Beach, c.A 92658. GEmNG INVOLVED • GET1'WO W\IOlYED NM ~ly In the Dally Pilot on a rotating bala. For Information on adding your organization to thl1 II~ Olll (!M9) 574-4298. WEUNESS COllYIUMTY OF ORANGE COUNTY TM Wellness Community needs volunteers to help at the reception desk during the day. (71'4) 258-1210. VISIONS FOR PRISONS Visions for Prieons, a nonprofit program that teaches attitudinal heating and meditation in pri800, needs typists to tnmacribe letters from Inmates to troubled kids. Weekday hours, Mela del Mar. · (71'4) 666-8000. VOLUNTEER CENTER OF GREAltR ORANGE COUNTY With more than 1,500 volunteer opportunities, the Volunteer Center will matdl ~and groups wishing to volunteer wtth nonprofit agencies in their area. Volunteer Connec:OOn Une, (71'4) 953-6767, ext. 106. WEST SIDE BOYS liGIRLSCWB Volunteers are needed from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Monet.,,. and Thursdays to Mor students In first through sixth grades In reading. (9"9) 631-n24. WOMEN tELPtNG WOMEN The Costa Mesa-baled organization provides 1upport for needy women to become seff-sµfficient by gaining employment. Volunteers •re needed In the organization'• Profeuional Clothes CIOMt to a .. iatl clients and sort clothing. The organization is at 711W.17th St., Suite A· 10, Costa Mesa. (9"9) 631-2333. DUI ARRESTS The following~ have been arrnted ,..,.ntly on 11Ullpiclon of driving unc»r tlHJ influence of an intoxicant 71Hly have only bHn atTWted on~ of• crime ahd, .. with all~ •• ,. corwklered Innocent until prrNed gultry. COSTA MESA Sund9y • Ronalda lul1 Pontremoli, 66, C<*aMesa • Oeniefle Kathleen Sawyer, 31, longee.dl • Helan All Kalani, 26, Irvine ~len Guytl, 28, Com M •John Gl«ln Sefk, 63, Com Mesa •Toma Avila-Cahuantzi, 22, Co.aaMesa •John Edward Tarabil~, 32, CoNMesa • l1n Daniel Flynn, 23, Anaheim Hiit. • C.r1 Arev11o-Ramlrez, 31, Santa Ana ,..., • HM'Old Rekwwitllr, G , KaMua • ~ SooctTOIUdo, 33, Long a.d'I ~ • Anltronv JuHo Aloe, 32, Yol'ba Linda Thund9Y • Charies Keith Brooks, 46, Costa Meu • Brian John Thompson, 43, Laguna 8eactt • Sara Jane Erin Baker, 22, Newport Beadl w.dlleed.y • C.rioa Leon Cuellar, 19, Calta Mesa • Catherine Anderson, 62, Newport Beadl NEWPORT BEACH ...._ •Jacob Andrew Salinas, 20, Chino. • John Kenneth Emmons, 67, l.agUNI BNch • J1mes Rian Ratcliff, 47, Anaheim Hllll a.ta.wmy • Mld\HI Drennon G1Jeetd, 31, ComMeu • Shawn Eric Smell, 30, BrN •Adam Rldlard Trov, 26, Huntington 8Mdl • Edwlird Walldez., G , Buena Part • Suzy A. Brigg9, 47, lrvfne TIMnd9f • Efreln Maqulenez, 28, Santa Ana Dai1y~Pilot FOR ~ G<>gD CAUSE Madeline Lowry, left, and Helen Redding share a laugh while wrapping presents at Costa Mesa Senior Center. Madeline Lo-wry . . M adeltne Lowry said she found the spirit of Chdstmae while lnundlted in presents, wrapping paper and ribbon. A Christmas wrap-up gifts and the paper. so I stopped in to help,• said Lowry. who volunteers every Monday morning at the center's gift shop. O:uistmas Eve. The 81-year-old Costa Mesa resident is ooe of the manyvohmteers who took her time to wrap hundreds of gifts for thole senior citizens who celebrate the holiday at their home away from home, the Costa Mesa Senior Center. Although the repetitive motion of covering dozens of presents could be viewed as a holiday chore, Lowry said it was just another day of helping out The senior center collected moderately priced, unwrapped gift.a that were not specific to gender, such as classic movies. stationery. puzzles, games and blankets. P.ach gift will be handed out at the center's annual holiday party. Wt.th each anip of the adaaors and folding of paper, Lowry WU reminded of the joy that vohmteedsm bdnp. She said she loves working in the gift shop, convenations with center members and helping out when possible. •1 retired a couple of years ago. and if you take all that time away, you have to do someth.lng,'" Lowry said. "It ts just something you kind of do. It isn't just Quist.mu time. We volunteer all year_. "I was walking by and I saw all the Lowry said she can't even recall bow many presents &he wrapped, but there was a nice variety thal should make many people very happy come NEIGHBORS IalbryD ll W.... WU appointed eeeictrnt vice president. nMttmeblp flMlM8I"' of Commercew.t Bink. bued in Newport Bwh. WllHlml, wbobua cllvene bldCpo..md in sales and admJnlstration with an emphasis on dient services, wOlbe responslbJe for Kathryn F. enbanc1ng Wiliams dient rdadonships. For the past five years, Williams baa WOlked u an exec:udve aamtant to the company's president and dUef execudve. She bu pined an extensive undentanding of the cUent11 needs and a devoted commitment to their adaflcdon that wOl help her wltb her new dudel ... lllnyS. ...... owner of Rinker Co. in Newport Belch, wlD be honored and inducted into 1be Hora.do Alger' A.ml. of Dlltlqp.dlbed Andrew Joseph Hinger Americans Inc. as a lifetime member in April 2003, the organization annoWlCed early this month. Rinker WU 9elec:ted from hundreds of nom.lnadoos for upboldhlg the tradidon of proving that hard work. detennlnation and positive thinking are by to achieving the American dream. Rinker will be listed among members such as Maya An8dou. fOaner Sen. Robert Dole, Georp Foreman and Oprah Winfrey .•• AmlNw ~ ...... of.Doop 188 bu earned the~ Smut Award. the~ advmcement award o&red by the Boy Scouts of America. after earning 21 merit badpe and aucceaGuDy cornpledng a service project at the P.mtroommtal Nature c.enter. Hinpr. a C.OU Mesa resident and lfnior at Corona del Mar Hilb School, oontributecl to the be8' atiflcation of the front enttmce ot the cmter by buOdtog planter hems and a bench of redwood. 1he planters wOl showcase native planta that wOl aid the center's staff in educating school groups and other visitors. Hinger bas also served as assistant and senior patrol leader. librarlan and quartermaSter of his troop ... The Plnandal Planning Assn. of Orange County dected Vlolet P. Woodbcw to the board of directon, the ~n announced tbli month. ~was eJected as chairwoman of the Profeelional Outreadl Committee. which is ft!IPOnslble for brtnglng in aWed pro&.aonaJa and building relednmhtpt with their prore.Aooll orpnizationa. She ii an IUthotf ftmndlJ lldvleor. tld lltOmey and negudator and bu pnMded dlwrdng clients with speckltnwl Jep1 1epreeentadon tbroui(lb her -Story by LoUta Harper; photo by Don Leach practice In Newport Beach. The oQplQlzatlon. which is a membenhlp organlzadoo for the ftnandal cm>nn~ f'ocusee on blterir>g the value of the ftnendel planning community and edYal:sdog the ftnandaJ planning paofellioo ... lllct.nl 1 .. Mwwa, a welding iolCructor at C>ranF Coat Collegie, donated a brand new $3,300 CobraMig 260 welding machine to the college's Welding nx:bnology Richard Depattmmt. Hutchison ffutchiton, who hutaugbtat OOC for f'o~"yean. won the madltne 1n a drawing conducted by MK Products and donated the mad>ine to the college on Thurada)t ..... IJORI spodlghta ad\....,,,....,.. In tN community. Plew dlf'9Ct "*""°'1hV lnfonnlltlon to Ow1ltine CMrllo vie fax et IMI ~170, or Mnd HNI to "".,.,._CMrlllo·~ SURF AND SUN P<IHl~,-........ ....... ., .. '-,.,,.. TllMi. _,...a.. ... 111 UCi& WEATHER FORECAST Though .... wll be 1 lllght cNnoe of,..,,,,. ~IQ, It'll '"°"then My be a pefdy doudV cMr· ...... wll JultgM ID 80 ..... In COllll Mw and fll Jult lhv of ttwl llong the 008lt In N9wport lwh. LOM wtl be In the mid-to upper40a. Loot tDrthe '*' '°"""" Thur9dly night. .. dry. ........ n: ~ IOATlll FOllCAIT ..... ........... ......... ........... Ultill ... -~ l ;') ~? •.•t .. -~ll ~. --.. .. ~ -.. .. ----t A ' • .. ... . ' ' • • ~ • • .. ' ' ' ' ·' I ~ I • I • • ' Wecilesday, ~ 18, 2002 AJ ·· Race an issue in sw~p ipeet vote BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Gity Councilmen Steel and Mansoor taken tp task for remarks on the type of .people who attend the weekend market at occ. . Lo'tt. H•rper cemed about all of the (sport Dajly Pilot utility vebides) and Mercedes • thal would come from Newport CosrA MESA -Vendors at OT all the tr:a1Bc from South C.oast ~ Orange c.out College swap flam that bacb up Bdstol ~ can once apln sell their (Street) and the 405 ~· ~ all weekend, the Oty Many of the working poor of CoUnc:il decided Monday. though this community benefit from not before members were taken that swap' meet and they are the to Pl* for suspected prejudices. same oelgbbors that many of While the major concern was those oppoeed to the swap meet tn.lBc management. Councilmen · see-tfVf:f"idaY but mt.a.e to · ac- OUis Steel and Allan Mansoor knowledge. abe added. ha(l other concerns about the Perez-Hamilton said she was· J: disturbed that Steel and Man-eel had asked that college of-soor were only concerned about verify the legal residency the competition that OCC swap and state tax numbers of all ven-meet vendors present to various dors. and Mansoor suggested Costa Mesa busi.nesaes, but have they try to "upgrade the venue" never gtveo a second thought to attract people from Newport about the same type of retailen Beac:b and Garden Grove instead who gather just across the street of those traveling on Fairview. for a much larger and more ex- Resident Raebel Perez-Hamil-pansive swap meet ton took both men to task. saying Her co.mments were met with their suggestions were proof of a overwhelming applause, which prejudice against the rustomers Mayor Karen Robinson did not and vendors at the swap meet. quell. who are 1argety Latino. Mansoor denied that be had "Mr. Mansoor says he want.s to any prejudice against any race or see less traffic from Fairview, ethnicity and said his concern which really means less Latinos was with traffic, not color: The from Santa Ana," she said, while traffic problem was on Fairview Mansoor shook his bead on the Road and the fact that the street dais. "I wonder if you are con-happens to run directly froµi HICKORY FARMS• SAVE $3.00 3Ib. BEEF STICK~ s1099 SUMMER SAUSAGE rec. su.99 Ow ............. ...,Stldl II __.Jut rilbt wlG • ..-. blacl fl ..... ucl bidlory --~ ftayo.; ~ Ar llilollday pt.heriap. ...... IUCKORY FARMS• COSTA MF.sA COURTYARDS CoRNER OF HARBOR AT l 9nt ST. TusTi:N MARKETPLACE 2943 EL CAMINO R.EA1.. CROSSROAD CENTER IRVINE ON BAJUlANCA H•> 5414176 ·Offer Oood Thtu Dec. 22. 2002 115 THE SEASON TO GIVE AROLEX. There'• noth1ng lib the gift of an el~t Rolex tl.mepiecle to tell that special IQmeOne how you feel. And no matter which ttyle of Rolex you chOOM, you11 be giving a gift of lMtlng quality, beauty and dellrablllty. When you m.ab your Christmas Utt th.la year, check lt twice. And Me who'• nice ~to de9erve. RoJe(J ~ BOLBX Santa Ana WU purely geopphi- cal When the council II let to con- sider the widening of the Costa Mesa Frt!eway, wbicb turns lnt~ Newport Boulevard and runs Into Newport Beach. Mansoo.r said be wiD be as concerned about the can that travel that path, even ff the drivers are pre- dominantly white. "The issue ls traffic, no matter what. color the people are." Man- soor said. Aft.er almost two hours of scru- tiny and public comment. COW\.- dl members ~ted 5 to 0 to grant the permit for a return of the swap meet to Saturdays, sayi.118 enough of their concerns bad been addressed. Swap meet vendors have been running a Sunday-only swap meet for almost eight months, since college officials agreed to scale back operations because of tmftic problems on Fairview Road. Council members had vowed they would oot endorse another day at the swap meet until they saw tanglble plans to aBeviate the traffic problems. Planning staffers and outside consultants scrambled last ·week to ensure that the City Council could re- view a detailed traffic, parting and management program be- fore Monday's meeting. In that lime, city and college officials worked together, a pri- vate consultant was hired. op- tions were proposed to the Plan- ning Commission and a new swap meet was approved with an average of 260 vendors per day. A detailed presentation was made by consultant Paul Wilkin- son from Greenspan, Law and Linscott, proposing a variety of signs on the perimeter and in- terior of the venue to better di- rect traffic. AddJtional swap meet staff would also be posted throughout the area to keep track of parking spaces and help direct patrons to more vacant lots. FULL BAR COCKTAILS MEXICAN RESTAURANT NO PASSPORT IS NEEDED Wasserstein library appearance rescheduled for January Playwright Wendy Was- serstein's appearance to- night al the Newport Beach Public library has been re- scheduled to January be- cause of illness. The Tony Award winner, best known for "The Heidi c;hronicles" and "lfncom - mon Women and Others: seems to have come down with a case of the Du, said nacy Keys. executive di- rector of the Newport Beach Public Ubrary Foun- dation. Wasserstein's appearance will now take place at 7 p.m Jan. 23. People with reserva- tions for tonight will be automatJcally placed on the reservation list for the re- scheduled tallc. Those attending will re- ceive a complimentary cdpy of Wassersteln's new book. "Shiba Goddess. Or How I Spent My Forties.• For more infonnadon, call (949) 717-3890. + Designer Clothing + Slick Corporate Wear + Cocktail .Leather & Furs + Fall Foshlo"' 9*1 .660.7333 333 E. 17th street, #4 , Costa Mesa . OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 296 E. 17TH ST . COSTA MESA · 949·645·7626 (Behnd the tiOP RelfO\.font) ~,.,~,.,........,..,,,.__...,~....._.,.,.__...,.,..._ OVBI $2,000,000 IN RIE FURllrruRE All Remaining Inventory Will Go On The Aucrtion Block! ~ nAuos· HENREDON • · s RNEST NAME 8"",. . Rec.liners • Armoire Best Selection ~ ~ofas ;oms • Dining Rooms • Bedrooms • L1v1ng R • Chinas • Buffets • Entertainment Ce~ ()rfental RugS • Pl.US $1,ooo,ch0:!1~cc~h~M~o:re.:.:..f --· ------·--•And Mu • ~ . ND MINIMUM Bl EllERYTHllVG MUST BE SOLD ~ "~' .• t ,. : ... f l J I ·: ~ ~ I l ~ I f ' f { ) I I I f : I -------····························=·=··············· co •••• EXPANSION PUBLIC SAFETY ContilJed from Al BRIEFLY IN · 0 THE NEWS . No one injured in Newport car fire No one wu Injured in a car 6:re thai btob out on the C:Orona del Mar freeway Tuesday morning. ialtfomia HJshway Altrol omdals said. The white ·Honda Civic calJlht.ftre and wiB engulfed juat south of Campus ~ at about 11:23 am., Officer Mark Jteeves .Said. 1Wo right lanes were closed and a Sig- Alert was isSued for about half an hour, be said C.OSta Mesa firetigbters responded, Reeves said The car was totaled, but people in the car were able to get out. be said Report: Crime levels drop in Costa Mesa Costa Mesa saw crimes in most categories plummet during the first half of the year, according (o an FBI re- port released Monday. The Preliminary Semian- nual Uniform Crlme Report coverlng the period be- tween January and June 2002 only includes cities with a popuJatlon of more than 100,000. Costa Mesa saw several crimea -partlculuty rob- beries. uaaults, bWJllaries and auto lbefts -increue in 2000 and 2001. But all of those categories abowed a significant decline in the first &ix months of 2002 compared to the same pe- dod last year, the report aald. The total number of crimes was up 0.9'fi, how- ever. Violent crimes were dowh 21.5%. Robbery was down 7.8%, aggravated as- saults down by 26CJll, bur- gSalies down 7.3CJL and auto thefts down 11.SCJL. 11\e only category reflecting an in- crease was thefts -up 8.1 CJL. Officials attributed the decrease to proactive and stringent enforcement. Over the last year. the de- partment has put together an undercover operation to fight street crime, particu- larly robberies. Several ar- rests were made as a result of that 'Operation, ·officials said. The department also be- longs to a co\J.ntywide task force that combats auto thefts. Police promote 3 officers to sergeant The Newport Beach Po- lice Department on Mon- day promoted three om- cera to the rank of eerpaot. They were Mike James, Rob Morton and Dave Bying- ton. James, 40, began hl8 ca- reer with the department in 1990 after an honorable diacbarge from the U.S. Marine C:Orps. He bu worked u a patrol, bicycle and motorcycle oftlcer and was recognized by the Orange County Olapter of Mothers Against Orun£ Driving for DUI enforce- ment. Jam~ was alSQ the department'' Officer or the Year in 1999. Morton, 40, bas been with the department for 17 years. He came to "Newport Beach after working for the Los Angeles County Sher- iff's Department for two yea.rs. Morton has worked as a patrol officer, accident investigator, fraud detec· tlve and a field training of- ficer. Byington started In 1981 after a two-year stint at the Palos Verdes Estate Police Department He has worked as a patrol officer, beat co- ordinator, field training offi- cer, na.rcodcs detective, vice Investigator and SWAT team member. Byington was se- lected Officer of the Year in 1998. He has received six awards of merit from lhe department. )'9111 to doo • ~ 8eMtl addNllL ' I TheJ"e plilbed 80 bani that the county .. aD but atwn up on ha onpw plan to anna \..at Sant.a Ana HeflhlS to Cotta Mesa. The relklenta In the area 80Uth of. Mela Ddw e«ected the same l8IUlt on their own: A widespread protest camPfliln against UUlexation to C.O.ta BUYS Continued from Al J want you to carefully disman1Je the tree and reassemble it lo my family room. Roger's Gardens ls at 2301 San Joaquip Hills Road, Newport Beach. (949) 640-5800. wwwrogersganlens.com. NEW .MFING FURNrTURE And while your sleigh ls ouJ front. I'd love most or the hand-me-down furniture taken out of my house-the faded sofas µiy four boys (and their friends) have been jumping on and climbing more than for 14 years; the custom-made alder wood dining room table that's supposed to slt eight and b4.rely seats six; and the hodge-podge of contemporary and traditional chairs, desks, beds and end tables. I wouJdn't miss them. 159S Newport Blvd. Coat8 Mesa (949f642-2050. Ga;i,man•a Furniture is at 3089 Bristol St, ea.ta Mesa. (7l4) 540-3822. wwwbarbambm-y.com. BUIJ'TOm I love my new faded Seven Jeans. They fit perfectly. 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The strappy high heels are my dream shoe; It's no wonder celebrities favor them. Prices range from $3-75 to $1014. First level, near Macy's at South Coast Plaza. (714) 327-0644. www.jimmychoo.com. TRY THESEON Some of my favorite clothes are from Rozae Nichols. a young LA-based designer. The way abe combines fabrics and textures is so unique. She mixes leather, suede, tulle. satins and stretch fabrics. Beautiful. long and mid-length dresses, tops and skirts. A-list celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow, Sa1ma Hayak and Lauren Hutton are also Nichol4 fans. I have about ~ of her piecles, but J could easily make room In my cloeet for more. Nichol'• clothes are at .NMmen in Newport Beach. (949) 642-4423; Neiman Marcus at Puhlon llland. (949) 759-1900; Sab Plfth Avenue at South Cout Plaza. (714) 540-3233; and Flora ffWs tn Corona deJ Mar, (949) 675-4516. WWUtrozaitm~c:om. AC PRICEY, BUI' WOR1H rr It mjgbt eeem .... to .. for bru for Ouillm8I, but then ~r:.::o=. lbem couture. 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The only problem is Peel's isn't on every comer in town. I love their special blend -Major Diciason's -espresso and French roast. and I'm dying to try the rare Jamaica Blue Moun,taln coffee that's one of their reserve coffees. It's only available in the winter-at $40 per half-poWld lt's so extravagant 894 Avocado Ave., • Newport Beach. Corona del Mar P!aza (949) 640-63n. 1 know I'm leavi.og something out Ob well. I'll let you blow : next year. Merry Ou1stmas, Santa. and thanb in advance. Yours truly, Greer. • BEST 8UYB 8PPNrt Mondeva and Fridays. Send lnfonnetion to Greer Wyider at grtJtHWylder#Jyahoo,com; 111 330 w. . Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; or bv fax et 1949) 646-4170. KOLL,. Dorothy Brittingham .. (1l9y 1,1~ 13.2002) . . -.. . • . . .... •• .. ••• •• •• t•,. .... •! .. UCI students shy away from tuition .increases The extra $135 per quarter to cover state cutbacks will be a burden, students say. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot oeDor of student aftillra. ..sd that wbDe railing fees ta • painful measure, it la neces- sary to counteract the drudc cuts from the aw.e and to help students who rely OD ft. nancial aid. "This increase is oeceuuy to preserve the high quality of educad~n we provide," Gomez said. "Betauee one UC IRVINE -Marry SJU-third of dU8 fee increue will dents who stuck around the be returned to .ftnandal ak1, _campus during the first week we are trying to keep stu- of winter break on Tuesday dents wtth 6nandal need aaJd they were not aware of from being too heavily bur- the fee hikes impoeed by the dened." Un.lverJity of c.aJJCom1a on Many students, though. Mooda)t said they feel like they are al.- When they learned about ready paying a lot to attend thd $135-per-quarter student ua. fee increase that will start ln "I wort two jobs already," January. they greeted the sophomore ~ Adams, news with the same disdain 19, said. as taking their finals. She said she would prefer "I feel like It kind of sucks that any fee tnm.e go to for students who want an the lectwen, who went on education after high school.· st:rlb earlier this fall. said 21-year-old senior Joe-"If they said they need elynn Gacda. who worts in more money for ~ [lectur- the information booth at the ers), that would be OK.· Ad- school's Student Center. "1be ams said. "We write out a lot tuidon ls hard enough now of checks for the UC Regents, for a lot of people." so I wonder where that's go- The UC Regents approved ing." the increase in response to And foreign students, who Gov. Gray Davis' proposal In already pay more than their eady December to cut $74 California peers, said It million from the UC System. would be another 6nancial The fee inaease, in addition challenge to deal with. to other lnaeases in fees for "It will be quite difficult for certain profes.Mnal students, us because we're already pay- will offset a $19-million unal-ing more than $5,000 per located reduction induded in quarter,· said Ni tin Rekhf. 24, the $74-million cul • a graduate student from In- Manuel Gomez. vice chan-dia COUNCIL Continued from Al Wood said the council was fully within its right to call for an emergency action because the issue was something that came to the city's attention after Fri· day, when Costa Mesa's agenda WU publicly posted. Fountain Valley City Manager Raymond Kromer on Monday denled any implication that hls city was trying to sneak anything through and said he called Costa Mesa City Manager Allan Roeder Monday to give him a heads up. The call came after Roeder had already heatd about the request from concerned residents. The emergency resolution was to be sent immediately to Foun- tain Valley representatives Tues- day because the coundl wu ex- pected to make its dec.iaion on the Item last night. to meet a TRADITION CoatirMd from Al .... putldpenta. Public out- rage WU IO lntenle that boat pa- rade OWrman Brett Hemphill ~ In ctilpllt after recetv- lng banb. a1ddml and a threat that his busioeu would be boy- ex>tled. 1be chamber. to part through ltl Commodores Club, dedded to e:q>eriment wtth a compro- mlw. The old, looaer boat pa- rade route would stay to tact for two nights o~ Friday and Sat- urday. That way, Allklmta cut from the route OD ~ could ltfll enjoy the parade ~ their backyards OD the two nWits moet popular for pande- watdllng parties. "1be chamber .. being ¥e1)' open-minded, and I gl\'e them a . lot of credit for that.• Mayor Steve Bromberg said. "They have tried to comproJDl.le e best they could. And I'm 'Yer)'~ that North Bayfront [on Balboa lllandJ was kept to the loop, be- cause that'• a place where kid.a can watch the parade before their bedtimes.. Oitting businesses out of the Joop was just not an option. Hundreds of thousands of spec- tators will watch the parade tb1s year, Luehrs said. As a rauJt. the event ls one of the biggest boom of the year for restaurants. char- ter boats, retailers and other tourist businesses.. Several )'aI'S ago, the chamber tried to put a dollar figure on bow much money the event means to Newport Beach. Though they c:onc:tuded that it's too hard to nail down a number. Luehrs said it's well Into the miDioo& . Seymour Beek. owner of the Balboa Ialand Ferry, said that boat parade nights SM probably Dec. 20 grant funding deadline. Ondy Brenneman. president of the Mesa Verde Homeowners' Assn., said she would work dili- gently to oppose Fountain Val- ley's effort and gathered a group of residents who planned to speak out against the proposal at Fountain Valley's meeting. "You bet I'll be there," she said Monday. Paul Freeman. spokesman for CJ. Segastaom and Sons and South Coast Plaza Partnership, liS~ ~ Mattress Outlet Store ,_._ 318511.-bor Blvd. ~ Costa Jllesa • 0..-* s-tll al .05,.., (714) 545·7168 Unusual Gifts for All A(les AW-, Flltlwt, ~•tJ, CNl"- '~ c--~11•1"--• ., f.r ... --fifls. Alt,. . ..... ,__ti~~ .. .. .,. __ • ""'"" ... f!MI'. "",,...,.,,,., .. """""" --.. • $12.95-',, ... $H5.00. CHRISTMAS BOAT PARADE ROUTE 0 Cltrl«mM trH turning point • fWel# oOntrol point. ---· ~ 18, 2002 A5 PMADE ROUTES Tm POlfTS • flOUT'E k 1:a1 p Wi 111111 ••• • ROUTE A 'a m: •=-p.m. • ROuT'E -= a:OB P-"'· Route A Stan {Off Co/llM &land} Bay Isle Channel L...;..J.._..., • llOUTE A a 9: 7:01 p .m. • ROUTE k a:12 p.m. Balboa Bay Club ROUTE •: 8:315 p.m. • llOUTE A a •: 7=-> p.m. ~Guard, Harbor Master Udo Isle Yacht club • _ ~ ... 8 ...... FYI For more information about the Christmas Boat Parade, Including tchedules and maps of the parade route, visit www.chrldmuboatparade.com. Information It also available by caning the chem~r at (949) 729-4400. bis busiest time during the win- ter. Instead of having two ferries moving people on weelcnights, feny operators have three vessels doing the job. "The inaease is during a con- centrated period of time," Beek said. "For about two hows. everyone's trying to get from either side to the other, to par- ties. thlnp like that. said the dynasty family would opposed the Gisler Avenue bridge and planned to send either a representative or a lener to the Fountain Valley City Council meeting. Bridges at Gisler Avenue and 19th Street that would cross the Santa Ana River are included in county transportation plans, but Costa Mesa and various other cities have been working for years to get them removed. Costa Mesa officials . have """"IS< -·-p.m . flOUT'E •: 9:02 p .m. Finish (Off Collins Island) Note: Route 8 is longer than Route A Another challenge this year was to ftnd a way to benefit the parade's new sponsor, the clean· ing product Simple Green. So the chamber got creative. The company's mascot, Egbar, will be aboard the lead boat. The alligator-like character, whose name stands for Everything's Go· ing to Be All Right. will wave from the 65-foot McKenna yacht leading the parade throughout the five·day event. Bromberg will also be aboard the boat today to kick off the pa· rade. The chamber also sent out letters to several thousand water· front residents containing sample packets of the sponsor's product. "They've been really fun to work with,· Luehrs said. largely led that fight, contending that either bridge would simply create a "cut·through• for drivers looking for a shortcut to the Costa Mesa Freeway. Costa Mesa. Fountain Valley. Newport Beach and Huntington Beach commissioned a study - named the Santa Ana River Crossing Study -to research the effects of removing the bridges from the county master plan. A consensus among Costa Mesa. Huntington Beach and ADVERTISEMENT This year's theme is "Celebrat· ing America With Lights," an ex· tension of la.st yew's paniotic theme, "Let Freedom Ring." As al· ways. boalb will compeu: for prizes for the best decorations. And residents will compete in the "Circle of Light" home-decorating contest for parade·route homes. "The boat parade has been a tradition here for 94 years. It really is the granddaddy of all boat palades," Bromberg said "Everyone who comes out to see it should have a really good time." • JUNE CASAGRANDE covers NewPort Beach and John Wayne Airport. She may be readied at (949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at june.Cll$8grand6@latimes.com. Fountain Valley would be re· quired to remove the Gisler bridge. whtle Newpon Beach. Huntington Beach and Costa Mesa would have to agree to de· lete the 19th Street bridge. No agreement among the at- ies has been made on either bridge. • LOUTA HARPER covers Costa Mesa. She may be readied at (94S) 574-4275 or by e-mail at lolita.harper ~lat1mes.com . • In celebration of 30 years of service, the Youth Employment Service of the Harbor Area, Inc. (YES) thanks the many wonderfol supporters who have contributed to our mission of "Developing Youth for Tomo"ow. " We wish you and your families a joyous holiday season. (kft) Elisa Onega. YF.S program coordinaror rondua:s a job xarch mlls worbhop for studeoa from the Ncwpon-Mcsa Unified School Oilt:ria (N.M.U.S.D.). Promotional Part:ncn C.pu.in Joseph Wurcn of dw FJcctric Riverboat Al\gda Louise and musician Dany Traylor wen on band. ~ praent were N.M.U.S.D . Transition Sctvica salf mcmbcn Carol Rodrigues ijob developer) and Erin Brink (job coach), and YES Exeanivc Director Lynne Graham. YES invites the public to Darvy's Christmas Concen on Sunday, December 22, 2002. I~ sWtS at 5 p.m. at the Newpon Marriott Fashion ISbnd. The dinner · $75 ~r person and D0111° on of the pri>ceals will benefit YES. -. Calloway, r Mahelona, -Mittasch j Jf first-team selections ~ive Orange -Coast players are honored with All-~erica (Region 4) honors. · VISAUA -Five Orange Coast College football players cap- tured All- American honors selected J by the state's coaches . j at their annual meeting last week. Defensive end Jesse Mabelona and running • back Niles Mittasch made first-team for Region 4, which includes the 12 teams from the Mission Conference's north and central divisions. Pirate safety Adrian Cal- loway was voted to the JC Grid Wire academic All- American first-team with , offensive tackle Stephen Herring garnering honor- able mention. Guard Keola Loo, who plans • on transferring to Washington State pending. receipt of his fall Q011't1 grades, made JC Grid Wire's All-American third- team. said OCC Coach Mike Tuytor. Mahelona. selected the team's Most Valuable • Player at its recent awards dinner, led the team with nine tackles for losses and tied with Ryan Miller for the lead in sacb ·with six. The 6-foot-2, 280-pound ... freshman ftniahed fifth on the team with 62 tackles. Mittascb made the first. team baaed on all-purpose -yards gained (1,133) that • includes rushing. receiv- jng. punt and kickoft re- ' turns. The sophomore av- eraged 93 yards ruahlng to J lead Coast this seuon and ranbd seventh in the con- ference in all-pwpoee run- ning. averaging 113 yarda a game. Calloway ftnlabed sec- ond on the team in lnter- ceptiona (three) to N1ck DomineW (four) and wu eixth on the team with 53 -tackles. Herring and Loo b1ocbd for a Cout ruab- • Ing attack that ranked eev- end:l In the 12-tefm con- ference in ruabing yards • perpme (150.8). . . . PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONS Corona del Mar High's gir1s reign as Pacific Coast League cross country champions. Coach Bill Sumner's team consisted of (from left) Devon Meam, Jenni Logan, Becky Cummins, Melissa SWigert, Sarah Claster, Christy Lange, Ahlia Kattan, Keelan Cuyler, Anne St. Geme and Taryn Kawata. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL Tars hold off Lancers vai1ing in the five-minute ex- SCOREBOMD tm session. Defense, Pajevic' s big second half, overtime, propels Newport Harbor over the Orange Lutheran Lancers. • Pajevlc, smothered in the ftnt two quarters by an ac- tive, phyalcal and sagging Lancer defense, WU acore- less at halftime. But. floding seems in the defense created when Newport Harbor pe-· Ora. Luth. 81 rimet.er players widened out S.llort 82 around the three-point arc B•rry F.ulkner Dally Ptlot • ANAHEIM -The Newport Had>or High boys buketbal1 team locked in on defense and spaced out on o1feme to eam a 62-61 om1hne victory over Oranp Lutheran Tuesday in the open- ing round of die Holiday 8ubtbaD Clullc at the Anaheim Convention CAmter. 1ka1llng. 29-25, at balfttme. the Sallora (5· l) tncnued their detenaM inteotity, while also ftndlng. way to feed 6-foot-8 eenlor center Nedhn PajeYic at the of· fenaive end. Newport outlOOred the Lancers, 19-8, in the third qUarter, even- tually pushed the lel[ld to 47-37, then bung on to force overtime, before pre- (from where they connected four times in the ftnt half), Pajevic hit 5 of 6 field-goal attempta in the third quarter to apark the~ "Our shooting kept UI in it the ftnt half, then, in the third quarter, we started getting our (defemive) stops," Newport Harbor Coach Larry Hirst aaid. 'We just bad better apadng in the sec- ond half, so we were better able to get he ball tnaide to Nedlm.. Pajevic also ecored four of the Sailon' leWlll points in OYerdme, lndudlng their only field goal, to ftnilb with a team-high 18 points. He sank 8 of 10 fteld-goal triet and both ot bit he th.rows after lntermlaalon. Mustangs score last eight points ln 48-40 victory. BASKETBAU. SUMMARIES HIGH SCHOOL BOYS Holdey Bw' 1lbl 0... First round Newport IZ. Oninae Lutheran 81 Seof9by~ Or9. Luth 15 14 8 18 a -81 Newport l2 13, 19 11 7 -82 a..,..~ -1..uecU 20, Klitzing 15, AombetQ 7. 0-. 7, r.,,..... a. Wil9on 2, Rolir IL ===-,..._ -Aorde<l .. Pi-lb. ~ 18, c..-1. "[Lowenthal 4, 8. t-lflel 12. P.nlne 7. Gl...ic o, Sax. o, ~o. 3-tlt. gollls -8. tow.nthal 2. Pwnine 2. t:.meron 1, Plr-u t Fouled out -none. ..... Wortd News Qall6c First round CosU Meu 48, lnltne 40 Seof91w~ Costa Mesa 11 14 9 14 -48 Irvine 10 e 10 11 -40 C-Mme -w.ldr0<t 4, Stenllootic 11, O. Kllllorien 11. ~ 4, MoliN 1, "-Pc i. "C Kril&orilln o. MIMwd o. Abedr11bo o. "*°" o. 3-pl goele-0. ~ 2. Fouled OUI -"°""· IMN-.......,,,. a. Gia.di 2. v..mn 8, Helder 8, 8radfotd 1A. Behr 2. s..pe llOR -v.mn a. Heider 1. 8r-.dJord t fouled oul -none. Honlrque &unde 63, Le Quinta ... Seof91wau..... La Quinta 1) II 6 15 -46 Estancia 1r. 21 11 1s -83 u Oull'o-Um 8, Fort 17, ~ 2, I.Am 2. ~ 11. °'9ulta 2. IAlll '· Huella 2. &.pe. goe19 -Um 1, Fort t fouled out -none T~-none. f-* -Pinto 11, s.r..v 4, Undqu.-t 2S, ,..,._ n. Cedlola 2, Hofln\<ln '· Slroman a. =-0, boobedoO ----~-none. ,. •" , • Gmdln Groft TCIUrMl'Mnt .~ P. ..... 7t.c ... , "' -..... Gllildll9 t}'1i 17 ' -56 !-fill 12 10 12 7 -41 _,........ &. Sonwll 11 • .Je. ~ ~ 2. l"w\9 2. 'WlllNllP>f' 20. 2. Jo.0\9ld« 5, Mc(lougel II ~ -WMhl,..,.. 2, N....tli 1, Somt..-.1 a..... '· McOouglll t ---.. -~It.Cho l,Rlmugtt tl, I. loper 3. s_.._. 1, 8-o. 0. s.n.10. ... Voelll -Javce t ~---' . N111...- : --.~ t!-&:.-:'!" 20 Connelly ) 3 • 4 -20 6ege Hill u fl 11 18 -52 ~-Wlom 6, Laa.an 3 .. ~ 2. Ortigc,a 6, Broeeno •. !'1Jt. goela Wlom 2. fouled out-&.Mun, Thoma. .. _ ~ 17. Gutlenw 0, 1. c.rrie Qarlt , 4, C.rley Yodef.lee 2. Gonzalez o. 0. ~.,--c.m.~1. {*'*f out-none. ' SPORTS ~.December 18, 2002 A.7 STEVE McCRANK/DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa's Jeff Waldron (44) waits for the air to clear of Irvine defenders in Tuesday's tournament opener at the Irvine gym . MESA Continued from A6 ered a smooth. yet quick pass down low to a wide-open Scott Knox. who made the uncontested bucket for a 46-40 lead "We kind of gutted it out That's how I would descnbe that win,· Serven said. N(The Vaqueros) were very aggres.mie. They switched de- fenses constantly. But I thought our young guys handled iL" The Vaqueros, who played their first home game, trailed. 3 1-22, with 6:33 left in the third quarter after Stankovic scored Mesa's first six points of the period. However, Irvine chipped away at the lead and went up, 39-38, with 5:29 re- maining. It was Irvine's first lead since, 10-9, with 1:18 left in the first quarter The Vaqueros were down, 11 -10 after the first period. then Costa TARS Continued from A6 After a full -court trap helped Orange Lutheran tum a 51-43 deficit into a 53-51 lead, Pajevic pulled the designated hosts even with a layin on an assist from Chad Rorden with 2:42 left in regulation. After the lancers (4-2) re- gained the lead 20 seconds later, Pajevic rolled a seven-footer around the rim and in with 1 :07 left in regulation and Andre Pinesett rebounded two subse- quent Orange Lutheran misses to force overtime. Pajevic answered two Orange Lutheran free throws with two of his own to open overtime. then, after the two teams exchanged single free throws. converted a Owe Cameron feed into a bas· bt for a 60-58 edge with 2:45 left in overtime. Pajevic, playing with four fouls. blocked a shot to help foil the ensuing lancer possession and Brett Perrine netted a free throw with 1 :48 left to expand the lead to three. After trading poasesslons, Orange Lutheran used 20 sec- onds off the c:lock befonl scoring HAPPY BIRTHDAY ~ ·-o.lltd Mw""'9 ~Hiit.or l'oalMll. ,,. ' '02 •-Codv '°"'¥h ,..........,.. I ''1111,91 uw e're not as seasoned as last year's team at this time. We have to be a better half-court team. We're not like last year, running and gunning and playing that quick:' Bob Serven Costa Mesa High boys basketball coach Mesa opened with a 10-0 run, led by Krikorian. who scored six points in the spurt. "This is onJy our sixth game," Serven said. "We're a young team playing in a very good tolima- menL Some of these t~ are very good 1 think some of our players might be a little star- snuck." .. with I 3 seconds left. The lancers then allowed Newport to drain eight more seconds, before freshman guard Todd Lowenthal was fouled in the front ·cowt. With both teams in the double bonus. Lowepthal made the sec- ond of two foul shots to make it 62-60, but the Sailors fouled Lan- cer senior Nathan Klitzing as he was receiving a pass on the pe- rimeter with one second left. Klitzing swished the first free throw, but came up short on the second and ·the clock expired in the ensuing battle for the re- bound The win advances the Sailors to Thursday's 3 p.m. quarterfinal against FJ Toro. which ham- mered Magnolia Friday to im- prove to 8-0. The Owgers de- feated Newport Harbor, 57-44, Saturday in the title game of the Bill Reynolds Tournament at Vanguard University. Brett Lowenthal came off the bench to score 12 points. includ- ing two three-pointers for the Sailors, while Pinesett added 10 points, returning to the starting linaq> for the first time in three games. Sean Luecke paced the Lan- cers with 20 points, while Klitz· Ing scored 15. SCHEDULE -BRIEFS Anteaters' women collect 61-4 7 victory at Birmingharii-S.outhem UCl's 5-1 record matches the best start for the program since 1984-85. • WoMEN-8 BMICB1"MU..: UC Irvine's women's besketbaJI team trounced host Birmi.ngbarn- Southem In oonconference play ~ night on the lol!ler's floor at the em Betde Colisewil as Chris- tina Callaway netted 20 points and a career-high 19 rebounds, and team.mate lJsa Faulkner dished out a career~higb· 12 assist& C.allaway connected on 9 of 20 from the floor. The Anteaters, now 5-1, have matched the best start for a UO women's baslcetbal1 team since the '84-85 edition. It was 37-'57 with 12:22 to play when ua went on an 8-0 run and was never threatened after that. Bir- mi.ngbam-Southem fell to 3-5. Wendy Gabbe and JCristen Green each scored 12 points for UO, which hosts Qeighton Friday night in a nonconference duel Lions· lose in double Of, 78-75 •MEN'S BASKETBALL: The Vanguard men's basketball team had five players in double fig. ures, but it was not enough as nonconferenre host Cal State LA. won after two overtimes. 78- 75, Tuesday night. Cal State LA outscored Vanguard, 10-7 in the second overtime period to come out on top. Van- guard junior guard Ryan Moreau led the Lions (4-5) with 21 points, while Conrad Adamczak (15), Josh Pierson {14), James Hartman {12) and Ttm Burnette ( 10) also scored in double figures. The Golden Eagles (3-2) were led by Ronald Johnson. who scored a career-high 36 points. He was II of 20 from the field and 13 of 14 from the free-throw line. Eagles' Lindquist shines •BOYS BASKBTBAU..: Senior center Joey Lind- quist ~ 25 points and 13 rebounds to lead the Estancia High boys basketball team to a 63-46 nonleague .road win over La Quinta Tuesday nighL "It was probably his most complete game as a varsity player," Estancia Coach Ouis Sorce said of the 6-foot-7 Lindquist. ·He was very focused offensively, defensively and rebounding. he didn't rush things and he was very composed throughout." Carlos Pinto and Zack Novak added I 1 points each and Pinto chipped in six rebounds for the winners, who used a 16-2 second-quarter run to rum a 24-20 deficit into a 36-26 halftime lead. Estancia (5-1) closes out pool play in the Gar- dea Grove Tournament tonight at 7:30 against Garden Grove. That will be the third game of a five-game week for the Eagles. Sage Hill racks up seventh straight •GIRLS BASKETBAU.: Freshman Haywood Wright and sophomore Katie Puishys each col- lected 17 points and 18 rebounds to lead host Sage Hill to a 52-20 nonleague girls bisketball victory over Connelly Tuesday. Wright also had seven blocked shots and four steals, while Carrie Oarl: had five assists for the winners, who improved to 7-0. The Ugbtnlng hosts Saddlebad Valley Ouistian Thursday at 5 p.m. in another nonleague game. Edison tops Estancia • GIRLS BASlCBTBALL: The Estancia High girls basketball team dropped a nonleague game to Edison, 36·32, at Estancia High Tuesday night. The Eagles (5-2) had "inconsistent scoring" as Coach Tamette Rappa put it. "We can't be scoring five, 13 then two points in quarters,• said the first-year Eagle coach. Estancia's two third-quarter points came on free throws. Trisha Wase had 11 points and Nancy Castro added nine points for the Eagles. who shot 13 for 39 from the field. Tisha Gray scored seven points. grabbed 10 re- bounds and blocked two shots. Xochitl Byfield also bad two blocks. ·we had a hard game last night so it might bave taken some out of us, who knows," Rappa said. The Eagles defeated Inglewood, 50-46 Monday, in the first round of the Artesia Tournament and will play Long Beach Millikan at 5:25 p.m. today al the Hawaiian Gardens Center in the second round. Mustangs blitz Orange, 8-0 • GIRLS SOCCE1t: lo iu first Golden West League game, the Costa Mesa High glrls soccer team blanked host On.nge, S.-0, Tuesday. The Mustangs, 6-1-2, 1--0-0 in league. received two goals fn)m Sharon Day and one goal each from Kristen Bagwell, Jum.ln Day, NUanl Duarte. Kara Jenkins, Jenny Spa.rb and Rachel Rooquillo lo tbe shutout. Sharon Dey added three Uliltt. and Jumin Day, Stacy ~rtan and Spub each b8d one a.s- aiat for the Multanp. Mesa 8JeCI $6 ahott on 0......, goalbeper Sanh Chavez, who made 18 ..,,.,.. MW*••' keeJ* Ktfdyn Gentling rude DO AWi. bJUdlinl the ball only tw0 dmel. Mkt ~ COM:b Dul Jobnaton. Sage Hill (2-6), wh.lch commined 20 turnovers, wu paced by junior l<evin Joyce (19 polnta) and senior Michael Fitzhugh (11 points and eight re- bounds). ·The lightning also hurt itself at the free-throw line, converting just 6of18. Sage Hill plays Saddleback in a tournament consoladon game Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Sailors trounce~ 61-20 •GIRLS BASJCET&\LL: The Ne'VJ>Or1 Harbor High girls basketball team surpassed its win total of last season by defeating Gahr, 61-20, in the opening pool-play game of the Valley Christian Tournament Tuesday at Valley Olristian High in Cerritos. Jillianne Whitfield had 12 points and Undsey Woll er added 10 to pace a balanced attack for the Sailors (5-2). Whitfield had six rebounds, five as- sists and three steals, Woller added seven re- bounds and Victoria Swigert chipped in nine points and six rebounds. Newport, 4-20 last season, plays Whitney to· day at 3 ln the second of three pool-play games. Light:nllig scores shutout victory •GIRLS SOCCER: The Sage HiJJ High girls soc- cer team won its first game of the season in shut· out fashion. The Lightning (1-5) defeated Saddleback VaJ- Jey Ouistian, 3-0. at Sage Hill Tuesday on goals by Sara Becker, Vista Murphy and Janele Shock- ley. Becker scored her goal in the first half on an assist from Katie McJGnerick to give Sage Hill a 1-0 haJftime lead. Amy Werbin crossed to Shock- ley for the Lightning's final goal. Sophomore goalkeeper Laura Gordon made five saves and Murphy played the last 12 minutes in net, said Lightning Coach Amy Ray. NThe girls played extremely tough in the sec- ond half and never gave up.· Ray said. NOur pass- ing was a lot better today.• The Lightning rerurns to action Thursday at Fairmont at 3:15 p.m . Mustangs fall at Rancho Alamitos •BOYS SOCCER: Luis Villa Nueva's first -half goal proved the only score for Costa Mesa High. which dropped a nonleague 3-I decision to host Rancho Alamitos Tuesday in boys soccer action. Villa Nueva scored in the 25th minute on a re- bound of a shot Mesa's Luis Porcayo fired on the Rancho Alamitos keeper. The Mustangs (0-6· l J were held scoreless after leading at halftime. 1-0. KWe played well in the first half then got overly confident and had trouble scoring," said Mus- tangs' Coach Antonio Salinas. "We need to work on giving a team effort, giving everything we've goL" Costa Mesa goalkeeper Willmer Hernandez made two saves. Newport's Geier sparkles at Katella • WRESTUNG: Newport Harbor High's Nate Geier. Kid Lim and Victor George were winners in the Sailors' nonleague dual wrestling match at KatelJa Tuesday in Anaheim. Geier improved to 5-0 with a pin in 51 seconds over Nick Tody at 135 pounds. Um improved to 4-2 with a pin in 3:2 1 over Josh 1.enbier at 112 pounds, and George was a 14-8 winner by decision over Daniel ReaJ at I 03 to improve to 2-2. Mesa absorbs 67-39 loss •GIRLS BASKETBALL: Torrance High fon:ed 21 turnovers to help the Tartars earn.a 67-39 girls basketball victory over Costa Mesa Tuesday in the second round of the Artesia Tournament at Santa Fe High. Senior Rhondi Naff had I 0 points and six re- bounds to pace the Mustangs (3-3), who play King Drew High today at 5:25 in the consolation bracket of the 31 -team tournament, al.so at Santa Fe High. Junior Brittany Vergara bad eight points for the Mustangs, including two three-pointers.. CdM handles Villa Park, 11 -7 •GIRLS POLO: Corona del Mar High's girts water polo team was an 11 -7 winner at Villa Pal\ in nonleague play Tuesday. Danielle Carlson led the way with seven goals. five coming in the third quartet when CdM outscored Villa Park. 5-3, to expand the lead to 10-6. Carlson also had four steals and two assists. Brittney Bowlus bad two goals, and Christina Hewko. usually the scoring leader, had su •teals and two 8.55i.st&. The Sea JCings. 3--0, host Newport Harbor oo Frldayat3. 1be junior ~ &e&i bf Ashley aw-.. \ aw_ .,.,._,_...mdtwo ..... wmal.2-4-.. 'Jbe. froeb-eoph. keyed by ~tie ~ ~t goals, won, l 7 -6. · M I • O.ft'iV. .... 7 ..... 0 -· • CdM 1 • ' "' Vllil~ 1 J I t .. ) a.-c.t.on ~ lowh'6 2. OtGleoomO , I Hllrtdria" a..-~.. -'Wll9 ..--c:o.o.. ......... 2. HerMa 1. ~ -..,.. .. : . . ~. Boys under-IO team beats Tustin, • 4-2, en route to the Area Q crown and finislies 17 -1 for the season. For the eec:ond consecutive yeat, a team coached• by Jiii ..._ b8I won the Area Q championship in · AY&O ~ '¥1 IC)fXel'. . Thia .....-n. Newcastle United of Newport Beach ~ted 'lbitin. 4-2, to win the Boys uoder-10 cham- pionlblp. . • .Newcastl«! (17-1) scored 23 goals during the tour .. . nament that included. Wiruj over.Costa Mesa, North .. ... IMne and Tustin twice. ,. Caltan G9ylllly led the scoring against Tustin with, three goal8' and SCeYell Miiier scored a fourth goal to 8'eCUle the win. • - Newcastle's defense held. the opposition to seven· · goals in 8ve tomnament games. Defensive captain mm ........ Cannor May, sweeper Brice Manning. Ryan Dnla and Im Balgb (goalk.eeper) led the de-- fense. Mldfielders Bndley Beaudette, Ryan look. Skylar Gnf, Jeeee 'lbn9 and Deft:k Kula controlled the game for Newcastle. : Newcastle Unit*9 Boys-t.nler 10 Area Q champions: Back row, from left: Coach Phil Miller, Bradley Beaudette, n Becerra; Ian Baugh, Ryan Davis, Jesse Torres, Coach Tom Gyulay, Ryan Look and Coach Steve Baugh. Front row, from left: Skylar Gray, Derek Kula, Colton Gyulay, Steven Miller, Brice Manning and Connor Moy. Newcastle will represent Central Orange County in the state sectional tournament in the spring of 2003. AYSO REGION 57 SOCCER Blazers shut out Corona, take fifth Seven different players scored goals and the Corona del Mar Blazers downed Lake Forest. 8-0, to clinch fifth place in boys under-13 soccer action in the AYSO Region 57 Plus Tournament TI1e Blaurs (10-2-4) won two games and tied one oontest duringthetournarnent C.Orona received two goals from Thomas Dlalynas and single goals from MJchael Bear, Mlchael Page, Riley SulUvan, Sa>tde Tho1D8e11, Andy Rovz.ar and Nk:k lfternan in the shut out win over Lake Forest ICeYln ICotdce, Stephen H"'DU'D, J.P. Gormly, who also played goalkeeper, Andy Morrow, Sullivan, Page and Johnny Beard played solid defense. The Blarers defeated San Oemente, 6-1 in the first round. with Rovzar scoring two goals. including one on a header. 'fuomsen, Freeman, Heard and ~ (two assists} each tallied a goal. Page, Hasmnan, Sullivan, Brett Bartlett. GonnJy, Kod.ke and goal.keeper Morrow led the defense. CdM needed to win its game against Rancho Santa Margarita to advance to the championships but came away tied, 2-2. Freeman's breakaway goal in the fourth quarter led to a 2-1 Blazer lead. but Santa Margarita tied the game with a couple minutes left Rhodes scored the alazers' Orsi goal on assists from Kottke and Thomsen YOUTH FOOTBALL · E~dy sparkles in Junior All-Star game Ellzabeth Eddy. the first girl to sco~ a touchdown in the New- port-Mesa Junior All-American league. competed in the All-C.On- ference finale Dec. 7. Eddy, 11, earned a spot on the Orange County all-conference team that lost to Los Angeles C.Ounty's squad, 19-12. Though she made a name fur herself as a running back. Eddy played as a defensive back. while her Sea- hawtc teammate Buzzy Yokayama was an all-conference defensive lineman Eddy played in portions of the first quarter, then the entire fourth quarter. 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T AL AA CORPORATION, a California COIJ)Ofalion. 18058 Culver Drive, Irvine, CA 92714 OoiOQ business as UNIVERSITY PAAK CENTER CLEANERS All other business name(s) and ad- dress(es) used by the seller(s) within lhe put ltw"• yeMS as stated by the aeller(s). is/are; NEWPORT NORTH CLEANERS, 1200 8llOf'I Ave .• Sle. #0-4, Newport Beacl'I, CA 92fl6o, NEW POAT BEACH ClEANERS. 21141 Newport Coast Or., Newport Beach, CA 92660, Al TON TEC. Q.EANERS, IMnlt, CA The location In Califomia ot the dllef ell8CIAIYe office of the $111er(•) It: same as aboft The name(•) and addrMS of the buyer(•) Ware: SOON 0 KIM, 1002 Can1»nlle Ave., Newport Beach. CA 92660 The asseta being **' .,. ganlfllly ... 8Cll>ed 11: tumiU'e, fbcll.I'-. eQUlpment, l!llldllnclrt. l1ade . name, ooocMI, ........... hold ~. ~not lO~ and .,. loc:atad m: 18058 Culvel' DllY•. IMne. CA-92'714 The Ill* .. ii lnliandad to be oonaum· mittd at tit oMcl of ALDEN LYMAN ES- CA<:M CORPORA-TION, whole addr'tll 11: 11329 SOUll &Netj CelTftQa. CA 90103 ana Iha-~ .... dlltl .. .,.,..., 1, 2003 The Ill* .... ii ~ b Cl9orria ~ CoMl9dll Codi SdOtl 81()12. The '*"' ... ..... " .. .,...._ .... ""°"' dllrlll ..., tie ._ II M.DBI L.,.. "'"IKIDf-INM ~c.!: _.. ..... CA I01'0a Ml .. lllt ........ .., .,, ~.,.. .. ~e. ... "'*" .......... ................ ~~ .. -IOONO .......... ~ .. swmat Coml Of CA&JOmA, (OlllTf Of OUl6( 341 Tl.Cllyllf.,POla IC 171, ar.,t ea.ry, CA t211S-1S7' ,,..... C..t a,.... PmTIOllOf 1-1 .... J.t ... .w...n.._ arts ......... rot CUll&I Of llAlll Olla TO SllOW CAUSE rot OIAl&I Of IWll Wl llllBA21'389 TO All INTERESTED PERSONS: RctlllM"*-.... s...... The followln& persons .,. dolnc business as: Wereflouu Tire Siles!, 15154 Transistor ln., Hunlineton BeKh, CA 92649 Quality Mane&emenl Resources, Inc. (NV), 2533 N. C1rson St., Carson City NV 89706 This business Is con· ducted by: a corporetlon Have you sterted doin& business yet? No Quality Manacemenl Resources, Inc. Bob Merrit, President This statement wn Oled with the County Clerk of Oran&• County on ll/22/02 20026924647 Dally Piiot Nov. 27, Dec. 4, II, 18, 2002 W953 1. PetJtlOntr: Jemes Bon and .lune Bon on behaH of Yujoon Chris Bon, • minor fii.d 1 petltlOn with this court for a decrff chanalnc n1mes fldlllm ..... u follows: Yea)oon Chris "-S........ Bon to Chris YH)oon The followlna ~rsons Bon are dolnr buslneu n: 2• THE COURT ORDERS Natural Hulthworks th1t •II persons inter ested In this m•lter shill Chiropractic and Well· appear before this c;ourt nus Centllf, 1731 Santa •t the hHrinc Indicated Ana Ave., Costa Mest, below to show ca11u If CA 92627 any, why the petition for Scott M11cadam, 1731 chana• of name lhould Sant• Ana Ave., Costa not be eranted. Mesa. CA 92627 NOTICE OF HEARING Ralph Umbrlaco, 1731 Date: 1·7 03 nme: 2:00 Senta Ana Ave., Cost• 73 Mesa, CA 92627 p.m. D9't.: L John Cloonan, Jr •• lhe tddreu of the court It Mme n noted above. 22391 Wooderov1, L•k• 3. A copy of this Ordet' F «HI, CA 92627 to Show cause ahall be This business la con· published at least once ducted by: • a•neral Hch WHk for four part1Mtshlp wccaaslv• weeka prlo4' Have you w rted dolna to the d1te set I« busfnHa yet? No The followlna persons are dolna business u : MJS Custom Moldina, 9121 Atlanta Ave .. Suite 335, Huntln&ton Beach. CA92646 Marc Julian Str adwlck. 19952 Cato Circle, Huntin&ton Beach, CA 92646 This businna is con- ducted by: an lndlvldual Have you started doinc busin,s.s yet? Yes, 10/l/ 02 Marc Stndwlck This statement wu filed with th• County Ci.rtl of Or a nee County on 11/22/02 200269246H Danr P11o1 Nov. v. 0ec. 4, 1 • 18. 2002 W951 Rdlm ..... "-*'-' The follo11ti"I persons er• dolna business as: Bia Wtc Graphic Daaian S.lon, 1416 A11bama SI. 8, Huntlncton Baach, CA 92646 Erin Michelle Blanco, 1416 Altb•m• St. B, Huntlncton Beach, CA 92646 This bu11lnus Is con· duct•d by: en Individual · Have )'OU started dolna business yet? Yes. 10·1- 02 Erin M. Bl•nco This st1t1merit wes filed with the County Cl•k of Or •nae County on 11/19/02 20H6H4271 D•llr Piiot No11. v . o.c . 4. 1 • 18. 2002 W963 ........... ......... lle1rtn1 on the petition ?°.,t;: c~:~.!i wn In tile follow1na news· llled with the Cou...._ peper of ceneral cll'cu· "'' latlon, printed· In this Clllfk of Oran,. County Th• foltowlnc pW$0fls c®nty: Ne~ Buc'1/ on 1U06/02 •• doln& buslnest •: Costa Meae Delly Piiot, IOOHHstH Tee stcns Plus, 131 Mire 330 w 8 Co ta Mesa Dellr Pilot Dec. 11, 18, lkH, Rancho Senta CA t26z/Y· 1 ' 25, 2002. Jen. l, 2003 Mllrtarlta, CA 92688 HTll 1110Y 19, IOH WMt P1ul WchMt Smoflmltl, JU9el ll<MUD O. UI •• ...._, ltenc:ho fUDI. IL. JUDel Of ......... !::.!: Mlf'l 1tlt1, CA TM HPalOa <OUllT -.-Pvlllls hed fll•wgort ... ...., Tiiis ._.,,_ Is eon, ,._ dueled .... : .. lltdhrtdllal S..Cll-....slll -.U ally The foflow_:,1~ •r Pilot flloumber 27. ere dolnt •: ...._ Y9U •W11M .,.._ 0.C:Mblt •, ll, 18, ~~rla Kl111, ,.11 1 1 0 0 ~s.:= 2002 • W96J _,,.ow1a 'Ive. ' • Tflls 1bt-t WIS Coate~. CA IM2'7 fM wtui h c-ty ,..._.._ All•P._~otuall•ll • Cllfll of Dflflle C111111t; ~. Inc. (CA), 11t0 °" ll/Z21'812 ........ .._Ollie Awe. •·LO, ftllMlllH ..... ..._~ c..e. ..... ,CA927 The followlnc persons are doinc business as: Burns Gr1phl1, 5282 Pnattemf>O Dr .• Yorba Linda, CA 92886 Annie l. Bur~. 2973 Harbor Blvd.. •685, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 This business Is con· ducted by: en Individual Have you sterted dofna business yet? No Annie l. Burns This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orance County on 11/22/02 20026924646 Dally Pilot Nov. 17. Dec. 4, 11, 18,2002 W952 The followtnc persons 8'• doina busineu u : Tedi.Flo«, 2L25 Sher· lnaton Pl., t C3 l 3, Newport Beach. CA 92663 Seralo Caldas Abrantes, 2125 Sherinaton Pl., IC3Jl.i_!f•wpor1 Beach, CA ~""°"' This buslneu Is con· ducted by. en lndMdual Have yo11 st.rted dol<11 business yet? Ho S.1lo c.ldaa Abrantes This statement wn ffled with the County Clark of Oranc• County on 11/22,/02 H026H4617 Dally Piiot Nov. 'Z'/, Dec. 4, 11, 18, 2002 W9S5 .......... ......... Th• followlna pen~ns are dolna business ea: COM Info Merilettna. 402 Jnmlne Strfft, C«on• O•I Mer, Callfornle 92625 Eddy "Cocbrell, 402 Jesmlne StrMt, Coron• 011 Met, C11ifornl1 92625 'Olis bvsiMM Is COi\• ductll4 by: an lndl.WUel Heft you 1llr1ed dolftc bu91neu1Wt?No l~Codl«ell Thfa atet11Mt1t w111 flW with tlle CO!lftty CWll of Or .... C-ty et1 ll/211G2 .., ....... 0-.. Pilot Nov. 27, Ote, •. u. tt. aoa ...,. .... _...., .,.,_ ,,. ............ COii• .,.., ..... 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Nevill, 16406 Aspen Street, Fountain Valley, CA 92708 This business Is con· ducted by; an 1nd1v1dual Have you started do1na business yet? No Brian T. Nellill This statement was filed wtth the County Cletk of Ot an11• County on 11/22/02 20026924649 Dilly Piiot Nov. 27, Dec. 4.11,18,2002 W956 ~~ "-S...... The follo•lna persons are dolna business as: Aubrey· Taylor, 4200 Park Newport 1215, Newport Beach, CA 92660 Robyn Parto.w, 42.00 Plf'tl Newport ~15, Newport Buch, CA 92660 This buslneu Is con- ducted by: an lndlvldual Hi ve you wrted doin1 bur.Inns yet? No Robyn Parker This statement wu hied with the County Clerk of Orana• County on 12/02/02 20026925316 Daily Ptlol Dec. 4. 11. 18.25,2002 W966 IS( 12596 MOllCI Of PfTITIOll TO ADMmrnl ESTAll Of: DOUIOf.U., .. DOIAlllm.•DOI LSI. ... DOii f. u. WUO.A21'6S6 To all helfs, benefi· crarias, credit«~. co" tlnfent credltl>r$, •nd persons who may oth· erwlsa be lntetuted In the will or estate, or both, of: DONAU> r. LEHI<, aka DONALD LENK, eke DON LENK, aka OOH f . LEHI< A PEmlON FOR PRO· BATE has bHn flied by DAU K. LEM( In the Super lor Court of C1ll· fornla, County of OR· ANGE. THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requesb that DAl.£ K. LENK be 111>· pointed u parson1I repruentatlva to ed· minister the estete of tile decedent. THE PETITION requnts the decedenrs Wlll and codh:lls, If eny, ba admitted lo probate. The Wiii and 1ny codicils are avellable for eumln•· lion In the Ille hpt by the court. THE PE ITTION r equals authority to admJnlsler the esll le undet the Independent Adminis· !ration of Estates Act. (This Aulllority will allow the person1I repreMn- t1tiv1 to bike meny actrons witho11t obtain· Ina court approval. Before t1klna certain very lmf>Ortant actlons, however, the penonal represenl•tht• will be tequired to 1lve notice to Interested persons unleu they hen welvld notice « consented to the proposed ac:tlon.) The Independent a d· ministration authority will be cr•nt1d unless an lnteraatad person ni.s an objection lo llM petition •"d sho-&ood c.eulll why the court should not arant the authority. A HEARING on Ille petition wlll b• held on JANUARY 9, 2003 1t 1:30 p.m. In De pf. L73 located at 341 The City Ori•• South, Orell(e, CA 92868. IF YOU OBJECT to the STARTING ANE~ BUSIN:ESS?. • • • • • • • • • • crant1n1 of the petition, you should appear at the hurlna and 5lal• your objections or file -otten objec&ns with the court before the hHf1na. Your llPl>Hr 111« lfl1I y be In person or by your eltorney. IF' YOU ARE A CREDI· TOR or contlnrent creditor of the decea.d, you must fil41 your clalm with tile court and mall • ~y to the penonal represantatlve ~nted by th• court within four months from the date of the ftnt lscsu•nca of letter"• IS provided In Probete Code section 9100. Th• tit1141 for fllln1 olllms will not expire bef«e IOU< months frofl'I th• he'erlnr elate noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you •r• a pwson In· twnled In the esttte, you !'lay file with the court • Request for $pfcl81 Notice (form OE.· 154) of the fillna of en Inventory and aPt>r•lul of nl•ta essats « of eny petition °' 11«ount IS provided In Probate Code aection 1250. A Request for Sp1cl1I Notice fOfm Is av1llable ttom the court cter\. A..._)' fw h""-1 •. llKMMD J. ALlll<HT, ISO. CS.. 060406, COlUIM IAaMIY, HO. • <Sl1167046L A.Liii· CHT & IAl"IY, OMI PAH PLAZA, SUfTI UO, •vntl, CA t 261t Published Newport BHdl·Costa Mesa Delly Pilot December 18, 23, 25. 2002 WT972 .. TtlUsAhttt YOll GWGESALEI 11 ClASSIFIED (949) 642-5671 ... ' . . Plac.:X.:ur ad (N8)~8 t •.. -·. -· r.;.• . r •. -· -·- .. ... ' • " \ 4 " Policy How to Place A ..--Deadlines--- R.llCf and deadlines are subject to ob1rJ1e without notice. The publisher f'Cltl\'CS the.right to censor, reclassify, rCvbe or reject any classified ldvatitemenl. 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In lovely &•led comm near Tri·Squ1re. hod&•. aar /storaee Klein Mnet. 877·704-8649 I 9200 Nr led loy, all remod 28r l .5B1 condo. 2c ear, F p, wd·hkups, no pets. Sl375/mo 949 548·8384 • 1 ~ cottJICe S1495/m w/pr. w/d bkups.. ll-1 )"'cl. remodll6ed, 2211 fl 23rd. Cal lindAJ 96-641). 3&32 f'.W. s.-. completely f'lfnod. 2tr u.. bedl 11511, MW~Avij 11·15 217 E. 2Dth t6. llll Sl575. 9&l788l9 o..t"""" -lido .... -------..... c.en.p a. ,., .. ......._.,.._,,__. 2·c pr, b .. ch &. t1nn1S I would love ID hllp you club, evl 1/1. n/smll, yr Ind yolJr rtar.-.t llaml lse $29!iOm 94~2330 Of ~ .. -.y p14*ty. M.V•~ ~~ llCB.lMEOUS RBfTAlJ R111111 To SIM - HAU CDM COTIMI share w/fem. own bath, Ip, lld wd ftrs, evell now. !!OO(mo 949-300-3207 -.. ........ NI /Ck-View rooms, Oce1nfront/22nd. pvt rm. unturn. wre be, utls pd, n/llM&. kltch· enette, lndry, l lllock to Newport Pier. 1195/mo. Ce• Sam et 949-271- 7905 (betWMn h ·Sp) Under thL' Sen icL· D irL'l'l<J n Ba 11 11L·r Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 * YlAlllY• UASlS BILL GRUNDY REAL TORS 949-675-6161 .............. t-ont house 2br/lba. Ip. ~ patio. wd ~ avai now. 1715 Cltlf Or ~ $1675. 9&J78.tel9 3k 2 ... ye.ty r..,tol, near the beech, balcony. parkona. aet SIBOO 949 ... 73-7to0 YlAllY UNTALS near the beach. 2br. Iba 2br 2ba •11 $1500 $1850 949 293-4630 ... lie house beautiful cond. ill """"1lbes.. Ip, w/d ht.ups. dbl pr. wllll now UXXl/mo 949-J59.al74 llllttoW.~Surl 12 2 Dec l5. 5001 RN&" Ave Li 4br :ti.a. p . Ian! lac .. ,_ nmod tlu-out S32aVmo. ... , .. mt JOBS WANTB> ~ Wllllld 8200 rftSONAl ASSISTANT Shopprc. Or P'llZ.W1I. Multi Tm. 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Besl Buy (4VU .. t ) $ 1'.&U Ferd lll•••lltl-'f6 l.W.••-••4 Sharp, One Owner. loadff (4AOD22S) $17.ASO u.-6.T.....C.. bec'Ol (4SSM7 14) $20,150 U-.T...C- laec'02 (4V1<1S8) $22,US u.c• l.....C.. '01 Dependable Luaury At An AffOJdeble Ficvre (4SSM714) $21,SOO 714-540-SUO ..... s .... lOOll ml, llledllbll. lleeutllul orl&iNI cond. flnancln& & -r even d249762 $10.91i15 Blw 9&51&-llm l•W740t'ff Ukml, 3 ~ wwr evall. IAtttw/ IJIY ... ther, ell, beH· tlf11f orl1ll11I COlld, US,995. Fl11 uell. ocpalll. 949-511-1- IMW "91 750I. t• rno,bt1ct./1rey lthr. CO. chrome whls, beeuttful 0111 cond. vS9724 I Bkr •-·•cpelol.c- t 49-SH-1Ht Cedlllec 't9 Sellen DeVI .. 4 5 V8 blue/ blue onl, chrome whls fwy mites. supe. b ~ chanical & body cortd •724598 $1895 B~r -~96$llll! C~t.r v-'96 leww &. Country U(l ltht. wMe/ arey ommac cond CO dr1ves hke new books $7 .950 949 350 5202 GMC ·oo D•-11 4w4, 3911 mo. 51lve1 /2 ton., erey premium sound runn1n11 boards chrOIY1<0 whls lot.e new v557241 Bkr www ocpabr <om t49-5H -llH Jopar '99 Xl& Conv 32K mt fuH fact warr SJll)C>lwe dark blue/Crum lthr CO cht ome wh'5 superb ltlle new cond v246751 SJS.995 fwm hn •va• Bkr 949-586 1888 JAGUA• XU '2001 XU COUl'l Stiver/Grey, showroom cond1tior1 and m~111e. $68,995 Call 949 706-0640 L.111 ..... '00 oc-.-y Serles II, 28-m1 full f1ct warr , s1lve1 /RrtY lthr. dual mnrf rear suts, CO trt.e r1ew v492471 S23,99~ Ion evatl 8lu WWW oq>aobl. com t4t-5'6-1 ... 1.-4 ...... '00 ..... • .,,... 4.0 SI 40li mo. tun feet werr, blJlct./ oetmeal lttlr. CO mntr. c.hrome wllls .. ,_ ~· S2B.995 ...__. lveil 8kt www~com Mt-.516--lUI LelWS '" lS 400 4311 m1, full fact0<y warren- ty, spaRftnt b•. Oii· mul lttw. CD. cllrome whls. beautiful oricmal cond, v#!l98642 128.995 fin wal 8kt 949-585-UBI taa-'91 Ul 470 BledVten. I o-. boob, tmmac, 11111 XMHt l'lfll $34,900 M9-J50.S202 Le .. 'H S( 400 c..,. Bur111ndy, oetm111. 1611*11 oril cond, fully '-ded. ...-214129 S7 .t!IS finandn& aYllleMe • ----·- Bridge By CHARLES GOREN w1th OMAR SHARIF ~ TANNAH HIRSCH WHAT'S THE HURRY? Boch vulnmlble. South deals. it was odd•-again~t thal the auction would die lhere. When North coukJ respond, South elecled 10 bid Blackwood despite the problem of the spade holding .• llad Nonh ~<led five clubG. denying an acc. South would have settled in five dia-mond.~ :ind hope there were not iru.,e losers on the hand. When North showed an ace. however. the small slam was 100 tempting to ignon:. NORTH • A7 ti 97542 0 7 • K6543 WEST EAST • KQJ 10 ti Q86 0 ,. • 9865 ';') J 103 o J53 •Q872 • J 10 9 West led the king of •pades . SOUTH • 432 ti AK o AKQ 10642 •A Declarer rose wilh dummy·s ace. came to hand with the ace of clubs und exiled with a ~pade. West won and rerumcd a uump. and at I.rick I J South sum:ndered aoothe.r spade - down one. The bidding: SOUnl WE.<,T I<> .._ 4NT .._ •<> .... Opening lead: King or • I' More contrllCU arc blown al the first Irick than at any ocher time dur· ing lhe play. South's six dl.amonch wu no excepdon. S°'uh's hand was worth a forcing two-club opening bid. The problem wu that it would likely cost a round of bidding because of.North's proba- ble two-diamond respon.!e, llO inslead South elected lO open one diamond &inc:e, with only 20 high-<:ard poiolS. The slam should have been made, llJld without any brilliant play. All it required was for declarer to allow West's king of splldes to liold the fin;I trick. If Wt5t con1inued with a spade, declarer would win. come 10 hand with the ace of clubs, ruff the remain· ing spode in dummy and the slam was ookl as 1on,g as the jack of trumps was no more than dotJbly guarded. II would have been no better for Wesc to !lhift to a diamond at Irick 1wo. Declarer woukl win, draw the remaining uumps. cash the ace of clubs. return IO the table with thC IK.'C of spades and discard the spade loser on ihe king of clubs. Either way. 12 lriclcs are there for I.he laldng. "'*' DlrlclDly A& .. '"l'IUI~ TO READERS: Calif om I• law re· quires tll•t contrec· tors •= Jobs that total or more (labor or materials) be licensed by the Contractors State Lic.nse Bo.rd. State lew also reql.lires that con tr ectors include tlMllr license number on .. advertJsin&. You can dtecll the status of your licensed contract o r a t -w.cslb.ca.3ov or I00-321 ·CSL . Unll· censed contrectora t1klnf. ·jobs that tot1I ess than $500 =t sl•le in their er1Ue1Qnb that •• .... lktnsed ::.:• Contr•ctors LiceMe Board.~ rt••• . -····· Mini----Mc:Mt/MI/ ........ =-=== c.,.mry A TO Z HANDYMAN IMlall, reface cabinets ~ 11dcll1&. ~ n4-64&-7258 Cllpet Rlpltr/111ts ~CAIPlT~CAIPIT~ Repeirs, Patchin&, lnst•ll Courteous. any siie jobs. Wholesale! 949-492--0205 Qllld ClreA.JcenMd WlOil PllSOIOOl Oaycere/Klnderrarten readiness •&es 2·5. RHdine. crafts. music, coolllna. aardeninc & mofe. lnclosad y9'd & playroom full·time M·F Mesters dee teacher Rera Lie, first •id/CPR cert. 714-376·3552 ...... _, ........... s .... T• ~ Patio, Orlwwty flnplc, B~ Rers. 25Yrs £11p. Terry 14--557·7594 •<-•-c-t-'t.8rlcll, Tiie 6 Mote. Reliable. No loll too smaH 71A-615•9062 '""'"• Cepy Wrltl .. for print Of web Marketina · T echnlc•I Treinina 949-548-087.1 I YOU.NOMI IMPttOVIMutT PttOJICT? C11i 1 plumber, painter, h1ndyman, or any of the (J'tat services list.rd here In our ser'llica directory! THESE LOCAL SVC PEOPLE CAN HELP YOUT AYI W a '1 aa ....... ,..--we_. Vl,LLI.,...._, co..,.,.~~•• .......... ..... JUI c-.. ... llwy R•• 1112. low Mllnll-Coupel •11411 . .. ... ........ , ....... l1"I Is.,.,. filMll Nie•, well !Nlntelned 911Coupe •11M6 $1',tlO MHJOOCI c..-'t2 White w/lf•"l le•th«. ARHIBe1uty! •11771 $14,tlO • IMW7401 ~-.. tm1111cul1te white/ lflY lthr. Only 54K miles: ,117JO $2t,tl0 ,_.~," Fully lo1dedl lmmecul1t1! •117H · $22,tlO , .......... c-- vettlole 'fl ~ .... .., u tm, 11111 ml. metallic dirt! .-. oatmeel IUw • Ir ..,., febuloua Cir ......._ e.d, $11,11115 fln1tv265124 fln/warr avail Stir. 949·586· 1888 ,.,.._A_._ '91 Ill 4811 ml, blach,/01tmeal lttw, mftrf, co. cold pkc. clw-whls, be1ut orif cond, 112,495 v42964 flna11eln1 I w1rr1nty avail Stir. 949-586-1888 VW'tSJettttGl Auto, A/C, •m·fm slefto, sun roof, 67k ml, excel· lent cond, new Michelin tires & service $4,850 114-751..ot05 ~El. lllC8..lMEOUS Red Met111ic with perfect tin le1ther. only 3311 miles. ..... a,....I De* °""" ~ ~ exp! wl ptWf I .very fai' price fur yGU" ca". lllll or truck paid for or not Cal Didi Rey la> T°"'*> Aull> S.S. 7 IJ. 437·1931 or 714-32.8-32211 ------., •11736 $14,tlO l-"lovor Dluovory'OO white w/leather, factory warranty. ,11141 $21,tlO a.. ... LS400 $ ....... 7 This is a creatluxury Sedlm. 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