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oed,.a D . Moff•t ot Balbo.i
1•1..i• I, Birgit C. Boehm and
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Harbor Council PTA President •
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Greenman, Barbara H. ·Kilmer.
Clea S. Koluvek. Kristina A.
L ar \son. Mary C. Mabry, Patrick
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Shannan K. Leatherma n, Wes-
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Sw igart 1)1 8.ilboa,Bet sy P.
Al>..irr, Carmella F. Abedrabo,
Brend a K. Akins, As hle y E.
l\ndPrson. Ayako Ando, l eslie
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Barrow, Stan l. Bartram, Edith
A Blackburn. Erin G. Boler.
Pernille Bo,.gholm, Kathleen A.
Hrertenbach, Bruce E Brown,
1..h arles E. Brown, Elizabeth A.
Calabretta. Ma rcus A Carpen -
1 ••r. Susan Channe ls. Joon -
ityuuk Cho. Shawn P. Cho1sse r,
T1 oeta K. Cleavelin, Oscar I Con·
• t.indse. Bra dley S Cross.
Am.inda C. Dietz. Steven C. D1i-
.1bczenko, Francisca Enriquez.
Patrick A. Fewell, Je nnell Fran ·
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uomes, John T. Gritzm.iche,.,
6en1a m1n A. Harbe r, Ko zue
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Charity E. Henderson. J.tson G.
Hendrix, Ma riah R. He nry, Dar·
C') R Henson. Kar Yee Ho, Paul
L. Hollowell. Ayako Hoshino,
l<yle O. Hutchinson. Hideta ka
It o. Dia na Jimenez. Ann M.
Jobe, Yuri Kaneda, Pat rick T.
Ke ll y. Tracy M. Kelly, Geoffrey
P. Kern, Brittney R. Kimball.
Ke1suke Kudo , We ng Man lam .
Chunho Lee, Karen Le">ltt.>. Yao
Li, Chmg Ni lm, Christopher C.
lino, Madeleine Liu, C.ollttn A.
Lund , James A. Lusk. Miche lle
l. Manning. Emi Muruyama .
KAJ1umi Matsumoto , Joplin M.
Matthews-Wright. Jennifer S.
Mccartin, Megan A Mccartin,
Jaoelle L. McConne ll, Mich elle
C. McKnight. Yolanda Me ndive ·
tes, April M. Merritt. hvetan S.
Metodiev, Olja Mihic, Rte Mo m -
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T Olson . Angelica J Oscarsson,
Johnny Ospina, Toshiya~u Otsu
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lin~ L Parad a. David-Edmond
H Parayre. Mon ique M . Park,
Cheryl l Pi1rtler. Ka ren B. Pas
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Mii tTARY
I\ •rnv Pie Donald P Turner
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Harbor High School 111 J\lr>wp11rt
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ad, or garden cheeseburger
and BBQ beans, or cheese·
burger with green salad and
tow-fat dressing; choice of
fr uit or juice, choice of milk.
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ad, or grilled cheese sandwich
o r chicken nuggets and oven
baked potatoes; choice of
fruit or juice, choice of milk.
•Wednesday: "Mµnchable"
salad w ith fruit yogurt. or
tenyaki beef d ippers; baby
carrot s with d ip; fruit
turnover; choice of milk .
• Thursday: "MunchableH
salad, or ham and cheese sub
sandwich or cinnamon swirl
French toast wittl maple
syrup, sausage patties and
hash-brown potatoes; choice
of fruit or juice. choke of
milk.
• FricUy: "Munchable" salad.
o r bean and cheese burrito
and crisp green salad with
low-fat dressing; choice of
fruit or juice. choke of milk.
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programs, no chUd will be discrimi-
nated against bec.aust of r.ce, sex.
color, national Oflgln, age or handi-
cap. If you believe you haw been
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WEATHER SURF POLICE F ILES
Pally-· Pilot
VOL. 93, NO. 26
THOMAS H JOHNSON
P111lll\IU I
WILLIAM L080Ell..
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STE:VE MARBLE
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TINA BOftGAnA.
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TEMPERATURES
Rillhoa
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( nron.i d f'I Mar
fit/44
l()\l,1 Me\a
(18/48
Nr•wport Bl"a<h
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Newport Coa\t
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SURf FORECAST
LOCATION SIZ E
Wedge 3-5 w
Newport 3-5 w
BlclCkle1 2-5 w
River Jetty 2-4 w
CdM 3-4 w
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TODA~
Fir~t low
3 04 am
Frr~t high
9 lOa m
Second tow
4 06 pm
SP<Orld h19h
I 10 30 pm
T\J£SDAY
First low
3:46 a.m.
First high
9:4~ a.m.
Second low
4.41 p.m.
Second high
11:05 p.m.
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Today's ~urf 1s look·
1ng up a fter a week-
end of sloppy condi-
tions caused by a
weak cold front and
omhore winch. The
swell 1s slowly burld-
mg out of the west-
northwesi at 12-sec·
o nd intervals for
w me chest-to-head
high sets. Expect
wa~ at the west·
f.teing beac~. wch
as Huntington, to be
the best. The SU') ris-
es today at 6:41 a.m.
end t4!tl at s:2~ P:.'"·
COSTA MESA
• Alder Ulne: A stereo. 111deocassette recorder compact disc
player <Vld ~eral items of jewelry worth S6,SOO were stolen ~~m a home in the 2500 block between 6:10 and 7:15 p.m. Jan.
•Debra Oriv~· Two mountain bikes worth S700 were stolen
from a home m the ~900 block 'ometime during the evening of
Jan. 17.
• Faffvfew RGM: Thfrty·five cartons of cigarettes worth S 1 256 ~0~e st~len from a store in the 3400 block at about 7 p.m. j8n .
• ~ Verde Ent: A car stereo worth $450 was stolen In the
2900 block between 6 and 8 p.m. Jan. 20.
NIWPOR1' UACl4
• ~ U..: Sevecal power tools worth $990 wet'e
. stolen fr~ a home In the 2200 block sometime during 1he
.wnlng of Jan. 25.
• ~ Clrde Several Items of J~ry worth S9 700 w.w
stolen from at>uMness In the 500 block between,.,.;. 11 end
Nov.24.
• ..... 1rtor A.,.,._: A purse and itJ contents, wor1h seo,
wer-. stot.n from a car In tn. JOO block between J:)O Md 6
p.m. Jwi. 26.
• N1 9 D1't C:...... Drtwe: A cetlular phoM worth S2)t,. stolen from a c. In the 400 blodt b9tt4th.,, ~ ',":Cit''· -~ . JIQ. lA. • -:.~.~·"."·
• '
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pl'r 'il111ll'nl. whwh d o(•sn't cover
llw r o'>t" flw chstnct pc1ys tor the
ll':-.1 I n·c1d the di<;tncl's applll'a-
t 11m to th0 slt1l<' clnd understood
11 lo nu•<1n that. if your child was
111 11111th ~lrdclC' and in math, the
( l11ld wo11\d hc1ve a class size of
:w rnr thdl reason. I w as puz-
1.IC'd to !'ec ll'ldt it was only being
c1pplwrt m our district to Basic
f\ 1c1th . Mn th Topics and Systems.
rlrld Algebra 1 AB. I asked an
c1dmm1strator, what about all of
WISI Of Ill Wiii
EDUCATIOllllLY
SPEAKING
gay
geiser-sondovol
the kids who took Algebra I as
eighth-graders and take geome-
try dS ninth-graders, as the col-
leges are trying to prdmote? H e
said the district was lookmg al
whdt it considered to be a math
class that ninth-grade students
would attend. so they had picked
certain classes by subject. About
hdlf of the students ta•k.ing the
three class!'?s eligible for class-
stze reduction are not ninth·
~Jrdders, but they would receive
the benefit.
At hrst. i was amdzed that the
ninth-grade reduction progrdm
would not benefit some ninth-
graders and would give other
students potentinlly three years
of benefit, if they spent ninth, I 0.
und 11th grade getting through
those classes. But then, upon
' reflection, I thought 1f a student
hasn't passed Algebra l by 11 ll'I
yrdde, maybe it 1s more tmpor·
tdnl for that student to have a
lower cldl>s-size raUo. Why don't
we rename it the rC'med1al m ath-
reduction plan?
T he really bad nf'ws 1s th<il
this goes into effect today, but
th1~ distnct can't fi nd extra math
tPachers to hire to teach the
drld1t1ondl cldsses. So. the luds
hdve hdd their schedules
chc1nged dnd will be reporUng to
d nPw math tedcher m midyear
Only, at !Past for now. the nf'w
ll1dth teacher may he a clilfercnt
suhstHute leacher every day.
w ith or without any math back -
ground.
I know we hale! to see a penny
of sidle monty not come our way.
l>u t I think it 1is going to be harm-
ful to np'kids away from their
current math teacher midyear
arid have them ldught by c:Wfer-
c>nt ~ubs for the next ~ix mon ths.
It.is hard to find high school
mdth teachers under the best of
nrcumstances and. right now,
every other district is looking for
more math teachers, too. So. only
!JoUyanna would guess w e are
gomg to have qualified math
ICdt hers hired by Monday. Also,
there 1s l.JtUe evidence to support
better: end results in math from
reduced class sizes. What if we
used the money for alter-school
tutors, m stedd7 If it were hap-
pening to my child,'l'd be picket·
ing the Educdtion Center by
now.
•
A dams School has raised the
bar tor the next schOQt presenta-
tion to the board. They had half
of the neighborhood packing the
board room, representing all of
~e kids and adults that make
the school so special. It was
invigorating to hear all of the
positive things happening al
Adams School.
The winners of the bookmark
contest -Gabriella Suarez, a
first-grader from Paularino;
Rebecca Brown, a third-grader
from Kaiser; and Clementina .
Anderson. a fifth-grader from
Anderson School -were pre-
sented to the school board at last
week's meeting. They were so
excited, they had trouble sitting
sWl. The contest was a f11cet of
the Author's f estival.
I attended the district's
Auth.or's Festival ldsl Thursday.
The ddy began wj.th a continen·
tal breakfast for the more than 35
children's duthors who were
authors-in-residence for the day
at the district's elementary
schools. Then, the authors went·
to their assig ned schools to talk
to kids about w hat it's like to be
an author. The schools or PTAs
then provided a lunch at the
school site for the authors. What
a great Wijy to encou rage kids to
read and to dream about a pro-
fession that they might not have
considered. Thanks to all of the
authors. school personnel, librari-
ans. and pdrents who have put in
the time to mak e this a reality.
The authors say that they like
to come to connect with their
readers. As the author of this col·
1 umn, I like to h ear what you
think. whether or not you agree
with my pos1llon. I need to hear
other view s and be able to sup-
port or change my position. I'm
about ready to write a column
about reconliguration .in the
Estancia zone, but I need some
input first. The only options
besides the district's starting
point I've heard discussed is
leaving Estancia High Sch ool
alone and making the zone's ele-
mentary sch9ols aU kind.ergarten
through sixth g rade. If other
ideas arP floating around. please
e-maLI me as soon as possible.
Thanks for the help.
• GAY GEISER-SANDOVAL is a Costa
Mesa re~ident. Her column runs Mon-
days.
Just in time for Valentines!
February 1st tbru 13 th
1.t."~:1°').<;"•' .· ., ···!""''. ~ -~-· ~~· Stock .
\. Reduction .J
\. Sale ,,"/.' _, ~",,-,,,, ~,-·{ ABmYc:as .. ,,
~. t: ... \ F~st.\\1/2 Off.i
\._ Feb. 13th )'\;_..._ 7
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Selected Merchandise From O ur O wn Stock
Regularly Sold In Our Own Store
• Rings · • Pendants
• Pins • Necklaces
• C hains • Earrings
• Watches • Bracelets
• Charms • Mountings
• and Silver Jewelry of All Ki nds
Come Early for Best Selection.
CHARLES H. BARR
...
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0 II CAMPUS
How time flies. First Thanksgiving . Then Han-
nukah and Christmas. We rang in the New Year.
And now Valentine's Day.
It's a day when those who are older cross thP.tr
fmgers and hope that special someone givei..
them a bouquet of roses, or curi.e the fact that
they don't have a someone spec1aJ.
"M y family and my ·horse.
Breez·e, are going to be my
valentine. M y horse will bP my
valentine because she tne~
hard every time J ride her dnd
sho~ her. Breeze is really swPet
because she Jets people go 111
her stall and she tries rectlly
hard over jumps. I will give
Breeze lots of treats and a hor!it:.>
massage on Valentine's Day.·
-Katherine Zublin, 9
"I w ant my best friends anrl my
parents and my brother to' be
my valentine. I like Valentinl!'!;
Day because yQu can tell peo-
ple that you like them <1 lot dnrt
that you appreciate them Yoi1
can also than~ people. U thi>y
have done something ruce for
you, you can do somethin!J tn
return. J also want to ddd my
teacher as my valenllnc-
\>ecause .she has taught me lot~
of things and has helped mp
with my homework." -can Levine, 9, enjoys
collecting Bear:iie Babies, swim·
ming. playing with friends
TOY BOAT
Pepper. will ·be
my vaJentme becabls~ I l~ve
him . I like him because he
pldys with me and whenever he
wdnts !:iOmeuµOg he puts hi~·
head on my shoulder. He is one
ot my best friends. O n Valen-
tine's Day, l am gomg to give
l:µm ·Jots of treats and Just play
with him."
-Matt Schulz, 10, likes play-
ing Nintendo 64, riding horses.
biking, skating
.. MY. ·parents and some ot my
rt!a)ly good fnends wiJJ· be m y
valentine .. They have always·
been really nice to me and they .
deserve sorcething nice in
rf'lum. •
-Mike Bnlsk. 10, enjoys
building Legos, playing piano.
swimming •. soc~er
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"My_ parents are<90tng tf>bt.mj°'f;. ~ .. ~
valentine because· thet · ·haVe,. :· " . 1 don~ lots of nice things·~91 me,:--: .
.My mom teatjl~ ~~n~ .. ~-~Y.t,.
class :and my · d.ad ~ met to : ; my He.brew school.. 0n .. v~e,ik ;.
·tine's, -i will ~uy them·w card.·~ : . , : ·
~Ryan Wolf, 10, likes btJj~. ·. . ..
ir1g and launching mac;tel :rocx-· ".:'· ·
ets, playing computerga~ . .' · · ... , ....
•My.besUrie:nds'o.Qd'fiiy.~'· ;
·will . bE! my valea.t:U>e:·.l '.-~.· · going to give tbe.m a ·<!~~ ~~: ·. '
present.. ·They have :"'1.w~~... ·
been. really nice to me and. J:uwf:• · .·
been there for me when I ha~ : · ~ t
ma Cle a rnistak.e ... They hove· '.
a.I.So given ine presents.· on 1bi'. ·
holidays." • • . : '. :;",.
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enj<>yS·p~ylo~i ~~. "· swimming. 'writing:... . : .
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AIRPORT
CONTINUED FROM 1 .... Pilot la_nds plane without wheels
ness Council and the Airport
Working Group.
Ducey said the Orange Coun-ty Regional Allport Authority will
continue to gain north, central -
ond maybe even south -county et.ti . While tbe aWance will
aClvocate for an airport at El Toro,
Ducey said she envisions the
4uthority being able to take more
of a neutral stance on the issue.
The council voted unanimou.5=
ly to have dty staff in February
bring a resolution recommending
a <:Quncil member be on the
alliance board of directors -
most likely Mayor Dennis O'Neil
'""'"" and a list of expectations the :
CQundl has for the new group.
Councilman Gary Ada.ms sug-
gested that the city's representa-·
tive then come back io the coun-
cil with a recommendation for
funding after he or she sits on the
Poatd and understands the bud-
get.
• Incident sparks FAA
investigation.
HUSflN MASHNI
IW,Pb
JOHN WAYNE AIR.PORT -
The Federal Aviation AdminLS·
tcation will be· mVf:stigtitfng
• how the landing gear of an' air-
craft that was rented from
Orange County Plight School
fell off shortly after takeoff Sat-
urday momin9,
The intident ~an wher:i a
student pilot. who recently com ..
pleted her training, took off for
a solo flight from John Wayne
Airport around 11 a.m.
•The wheels fell off· alter
takc.•off, • aid Capt, Scott Brown
of the Orange County Fire
Authonty.
The front wheel of the Piper
Warrior IT was still intact
enough for the pilot to success-
fully maneuver dn emergency
landing and walk away from
the plane unhurt.
"She made an amazingly
smooth landmg, • said Pat
Markley, spokeswom~ for
John Wayne Airport. ·This
could have had a much more
serious outcome. Thank heav~
ens the WOm<}.n remained Very
calni 111 ho~he handled the
situation."
Since there were no deaths
or,senous inJunes, the National •
O'Neil appointed an ad hoc
committee with himself, Adams
and Councilwoman Nonna
Glover to figure out how the
alliance affects the city's El Toro
team -Ducey, a city employee,
and paid consultants Barbara
fq$ter, Don Saltarelli and Hill &
Knowlton.
. • Send AROUND 10WN rteins to the
Daily Pilot, Around Town, 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa 92627; fax them to (949)
646-4170; or call (949) 642-5680, ext.
228. A complete listing of Around Town
can be found at daltypllot.c.om.
and Thursday throughout Febru-
ary in the Pulmonary Conference
Room at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag
Drive, Newport Beach. Ad.mission
is $75, however, this may be reim-
bursed by your health insurance.
Reservations are required. For
more infonnation, call (949) 722-
6237. The council also discussed its
strategy for extension of the John
Wayne Airport settlement agree-
ment, which limits the number of
people and types of aircraft that
can fly over Newport Beach.
City Attorney Bob Burnham
said the city should continue try-
ing to coordinate the effort with
other John Wayne neighbors,
such as Costa Mesa, Santa Ana
and Tustin The Airport Working
Group may be a vehicle to reach
those people, he Sdld
TREES
CONTINUED FROM 1
decision regdrding the Fairview
Park Citizens Advisory Board's
recommendation about what to
do with $200,000 from an anony-
mous donor.
The advisory board has asked
that the funds be used to con-
struct a restroom, picnic shelter
and interpretive facilities in
Fairview Park. U the recommen-
dation is approved, an architect
will be hired to design the facili-
ties and get bids rrom construc-
tion companies The advtSory
boaid recommended that the
facilities be located on the west
side of Placentia Avenue.
• Mayor Gary Monahan has
asked for updates on the West
Side Specific Plan and the Santa
Ana River Crossmg Study
Five meetmgs were held last
week at variou~ . hornes for resi-
dents to give input about the
West Side revitalization. A com-
munity-wide workshop is
planned for Saturday.
Community meetings also
were held last week about the
river bridges in Costa Mesa,
Newport Beach, Huntington
Beech and Fountain Valley. The
two planned bridges would span
the Santa Ana River from 19th
Street to Banning Avenue and
from Gisler to Garfield avenues.
UNDERDOGS ' .
CONTINUED FROM 1
•J've watched Denver play, up
close and personal,• he said. •They
are unstoppable.~
A similar rivalry existed
between Kallea Buley of Costa
Mesa and Karen Prtest of Newport
Beach, who came to Mutt Lynch's
together but quickly found . them-
selves on opposite sides of the
game. .
An Oakland Raiders ftlll, Buley
~ she was rooting for Atlanta,
~because they're the under-
dog.
But Priest's choice of Denver
was for more personal reasons
•tvty brother lives there,• she said.
,Anesthetized to scandal, few
people even mentioned the contro-
11eny surrounding Atlanta safety
Eugene Robinson, who had been
d.tl:d for solldting prostitution from
e,n undercover police offieer a night
eertier.
Carolee Covert or Newport
Beach said the scandal see.med to
J:\Ave sbiillarttiea to the lmpeach-
J'DfJJlt debate ln the Senate.
•: ·•:nie guy'• an f4iot," said New-
port, Beech resident BW Borgo. •He
~ M.ve had more sense thlm
JO:db:somcthing ll.ke that the night
~the biggest game of his life."
Heving worked atx previous
~Bowls at Mutt Lynch's, wait-
,... Julie NelsOn said the game
~WU a little smaller than UIU·
·'II; bUtJUlt u fun.
TO PAY
The walking club of Newport
Beach will meet at Hospital Road
and Superior Avenue at 9 a.m.
and 1 p.m. Lose weight and have
tun. For more inlormation, call
(949) 650-1332.
Free income tax preparation and
assistance will be offered through
the Tax-Aide program from 9 am
to 1 p.m. daily through April 15 at
OASIS Senior Center,· 800 Mar-
guerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
Appoinbnents are available For
more inionnation, call (949) 644-
3244. .
An exhibit of.acrylics tiUed "Col-
or in Action• will be on d1splcly
through Feb. 28 at the Newport
Beach Central Library. 1000 Avo-
cado Ave. For inore information,
call (949) 717-3801
Beginning today, a freedom from
smoking class will be presented
from 7 to 9 p.m. every Monday
TUESDAY
A representaUve from UCLA's
Admissions Office will visit OCC's
lransfer Center from 9 a.m. to 4
·p.m. today and Feb. 16. The
lransfer Center is located m the
Counseling and Admissions
Annex on Cdmpus, 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (714) 4:12-5894
The Love Without Honor abuse
support group for women will
meet cit 10 am. at St. Mark Pres-
byterian Churc;h, 2100 Mar Vista
Ave .. Newport Beach. Admission
is free. The group is a confidential
meeting place for women who
have experienced abuse in adult
rolallonships dnd desire a place of
safety For more information, call
(949) 644-1341 or (949) 651-4487.
The Newport Beach Christian
Women's Club luncheon will be
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nani.portallon Surety Board
will not become involved m the
inv ~tion, but the FAA will.
·she rented the aircraft from
the Orange County Flight
School,• Markley. said. •The
FAA has requirements about
how ofte n an aircraft has to be
inspected. It's so hard to deter-
mine what happened until they
actually get in there and inspect
the aircraft. Obviously, a· prob-
lem occurred Something is
amiss somewh ere along the
line."
Neither the pilot nor flight
school officials could be
reached for comment about the
incident or the condition of the
aircraft.
AROUND J~WN
presented at 11.30 a.m. at the Bal-
boa Bay Club, 1221 W Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. A fash-
ion show titled Fashions to Have
and to Hold will be the .featured
event. Admission 1s $21. For
reservations, call (949) 760-9616
or (949) 160-0828.
AttenUon all Costa Mesa elemen-
tary school' parents. The Newport
Mesa Unified School District will
present a. meeting at 7 p m. at
DaVtS Elementary, 1050 Arlington
Drive, Costa Mesa. The meetmg
will cover the reconfiguration of
the following schools: Killy-
brooke, Paulanno, College Park
and Sonora. Admission is free.
Now IS the time to vo1ce your
opinion! For more inlonnation,
call (714) 424-5009.
A three-week tennis-serving
clinic starts today at 8 p.m. at the
tennis courts d{ Newport Harbor
High School, 600 Irvine Ave.,
Newport Beach. Bring a new can
of tennis balls to class. Admission
1s $20 for Newport B<'ach resi-
dents and $25 for non-residents.
For more Ulfonnation, call (949)
644-3151
Newport Beach/Costa M.eso Dally Pilot
IRIEFlY IN JHE NEWS
Area rainfall remains below average
Sunday mornfng howc!5
dumped about a quarter of an
. mch of ral.D on the region, said
Natlonal Weather Service ofh-
dals.
The ram ~1arted shortlr alter
sunnse and lasted itbout four
hours until around 11 a.m.
"It was a typical storm thllt
onginated in the Gulf ol Alctska
and moved from Wf'. t to East,"
said meteorol<;>gist Fred Leai1tt at
the National Weather Serv1ce.
With Sunday's shower, thn
total rainiall tor the area was at
3.15 lnches which is about 2.35
• inches below average for this
tune of yea.r.
But Leaz.itt said the wet eason
WEDNESDAY
Laguna Beach PanhellenJc Asso-
~apon members will m~et at
10:~0 a.m. at a residence in Coro·
na del Mar. fntenor designer Pat
Sullivan will present I low to
Achieve Your Special Style.
Members of national Greek letter
social sororities are welcome For
more informallon, calJ 494-4715
or 494-5355.
A free program focu Lng on feng
shui, th~ age-old art of balancmg
life through envuonmental place-
ment, will be presented at noon at
the Newport Bedch Central
Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. For
more informabon, call (949) 717-
3801.
Roberta Unn, the first Lawrence
Welk 1V Champagne Lady, will
serve as celebrity spokeswoman
and hostess at a seminar utlc:d
Shine a LltUe Light on FmancJal
Protect.Jon Infom1abon for Semors
from 1 to 3 p.m. at OASIS Senior
Center,, 800 Marguerite Ave.,
Corona del Mar. Adm1s&ion 1s
free. For more mformdtion. ct1U
(714) 479-0107.
wtll conunue through the encJ ot
March and ( ould still make up tor
the shortfall.
ThNe should be some Sdnta -
Ana winds between 15 and 25
nules per ~ur along the coast
Tuesch1y morning.
"The temperatures should be
nearing the seventies by Tuesddy
afternoon," said meteorologist
Robert Bulfow.
It should be pdrtly cloudy
Wedne'iday "'morning, but nu
more !dtn 1s expected in New-
port-Mesa until late ThUn>day o1 •
early Fnday, oth~1~ls said.
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The historic 1933 U-Drlve boat
sign Wlll be lighted at 4 pm. at
Palm Street and Edgewater
Avenue, Balboa. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 673-0128.
A Valentine's Day Tea with Bar-
bara's Classic Closet will be pn·
sented from 7 to 9 p.m. at a Costa
Mesa reSJdence The party will
fE'ature infonnation on how to
work with a basic wardrobe Par-
ticipants should btmg along thref'
pi.eces of hard-to-match clothmq,
including pants, Jdcket and a
shut Scarves will be available to
try out Space is limited. Ad.mis-
s10n 1s $10 (which is refundable m
merchandise), Appeb.zers will be
servf'd. <;all (949) 631-4510.
A four-week class titled WriUng
for Magazines I starts today dl 7
pm. at O!_\SIS Senior Center,
Room 4, 800 Mdrguerite Ave.,
Corona dPl Mar. The course will
instruct parlinpdnts on how to
become a freelance writer for
magazines and newspaper~
Open to all expenence levels
Acim1ss1on as $29 for Newport
Beach residenLc; and $34 for non-
res1dc•nt!>. (\ill (949) 644-3151
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llcoiJoy, February 1, 1999 • Sporn Editor Roger Carlson • 949.57 44223 ..
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• COLLEGE llSEllll' PREVIEW
. \fanguards set fOr GSAC title -run
• S C, if all goes well, expects to
compete for the championship in
Golden State Athletic Conference.
J"'"'''ll Jhu .
<kif ,.,I
COSTA MESA -There ha~ d lot of
attenlion surrounding the start or the Southern
California College basr.ball season, most of
which has been about the return of senior
Matt Newton, who was m a near-fatal car
wreck m November of 1997.
But long after USA Today stops calling, the
Vanguards, who feature d solid pitching staff
and quality hitting, may be >.n the hunt for a
Gold@n State Athletic Conference title.
"In general, I feel we have some offensive
potency,• Coach Kevin Kasper said. ·Against
Cal State (Los Angeles) we banged out 21 hits.
We will see how thclt mixes in with our
defense and pitching We should be among
those looking to wm d conference title.•
:Jbe staff ace will be Junior J eremiah Taylor,
who pitched for SCC dS d freshman and for
Palomar Community College us a sophomore.
Taylor has a good dnn and won the season-
opening gamc> against Cal State LA.
Josh Steele will be the No 2 starter and has
two years of expenence pitching for sec.
From there, the Van-••----•
guards have some
undecided spots in the
rotation.
Senior Donovan
McReynq.lds is nursing
a sore anp, but could be
back by the end of the
month. "Getting him
involved is imPortant, •
Kasper said. •He's had
· some success over Ole
years and his ERA was
in the top 15 of the
GSAC last season.•
Ryan Williams and
Brian Schneider also
figure to start.
·-
The Vanguards' middle relief should be
solid and Eric Booth is the primary closer. He
doesn't have much expenence 111 the role, but
makes up for it in raw power. According to
Kasper, a number or scouts have come to look
at Boot}.\ as a pitcher, surprising to some since
Sooth is also the starting right fielder and
cleanup hitter.
"He was All-GSAC at first base last year,"
Kasper said. "He has a good arm and hits the
ball really hard.•
. , Booth moved to right field to m11ke a spot
for Newton, who returned to action with a
. . double at Cal State LA on operung day. New-
ton, who batted .320 in 1997, has been swing-
ing the bat well and takes on the role of leacl-
off hltter for a number of reasonsr
NHe was one ol O\lt dlost enthusiastic guys
before.~ Kasper saiq. "Even more so now. 1 le's
an emotional an inspirational l~ader. • .
Booth will be backed ue by center fielder
Kevin Candelana, who covers a lot of ground
and is paued with Booth in the batting order.
Catcher James· Dent gives the Vanguards
some left-handed pop from the No'. 6 slot in
the order. Dent, a converted catcher, has a
good arm and is continuing to make his
release quicker
Jason Murrietta, a 22-year-old sophomore,
and Terrik Clark give SCC a solid double-play
combination and both have been hitting well
of late.
Matt Lewallen will start at third base and
Ryan Dambach is the front-runner for the left
field job. Adam Steckler had a good {all and is
expected to hit for power in the DH $lot.
If it all com.es together like Kasper believes
it can, the Vangua.Ids should conte,nd for the
title in the GSAC's first 30-game season. .
• Jt's just a competitive league,~ Kasper"
said. "There is no clear cut front-runner
because all of the teams are pretty m~h
equal. We'll just play all 30 and then see who
won this thing."
HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING
BRIAN POPUOM>Al.Y PU.OT
Costa Me a High wrestling coach Matt Kellogg demonstates a moves which made him a champion at Calvary Chapel High. . . .
• At 23, Matt Kellogg has come
to the rescue for Costa Mesa
wrestlers and pldns to transform
Mustangs into a mat powerhouse.
J/\1'0N JIJIJ,
~Plot
D uring spnng football practice Matt
Kellogg, who was the Costa Mesa
High junior varsity head coach and
the vars1ty backs coach, was approached
by a number of his players who had a
J:>roblem. They were concerned about the
wrestling program.
Co ta Mc~a had gone through three
ooachcs m three years and the athlete -
• weren't even sure there was gomg to be a
,. · l)rogram at all.
~ Kellogg, whose wrestling roots l aeveloped at nearby Calvary Chapel,
couldn't let that happen and petitioned to
" tBke over the program.
At 23, Kellogg did what a lot of coaches
only dream of, he filled the entire roster
ind has already begun the process of
rebuilding C<>5to Mesa wrestling into a
powerhouse of the future, using Calvary
Chapel as his model.
• 1 was already attached to those kids
ttom football," Kellogg said. •1 coWd see bow upeet they were and knew I had to do
.omethlng about It. Gus Sandoval (who
was undefeated this aeeson unUl the
.Laguna Hilll ln\'itatlonal satwdayJ
!fll!ltled bl just one match. lbat kind ol
~llhotrl.ble.·
; ~o er':Yle Pi~~2i~~~ . .-.. 1aine baprelllwt credentiU, '"91"t8°being
J_
so young. favor of football, a decision he now regrets.
He was first His college career bas its own check<>red
expos_ed to the sport history and Kellogg is back at OCC
by two other ath-making up some classes that were lo~t due
letes, and friends, to transfers. Within the next two years,
who were important Kellogg plans to complete his bachelor's
to him, Shane and degree and go into teaching.
Dane Valdez (who One thing is certain: he plans to be with
both went on to the Mustangs for a long time and rebuild
become All-Ameri-the glory of the program, with a little help
cans at the from his mentor and what Kellogg calls
University of tllM IC1I•• West Coast Wrestling, a style which
Oklahoma). They • 1• lllCINch revolves around on-your-feet wre$tling and
invited Kellogg, ju.st a series of takedowns to dcminate an oppo-
13 at the time, to nent
come to Calvary for He has already seen rc5ults this
wrestling practice. ·Everywhere we go, other coach ar
•J was strong for my size and went in impressed with how tough our wresUcJ")
there with an open mind," Kellogg said. are,• Kellogg said. "They all know Coach
•When I got on tho mat and started taking (Azevedo) and Calvary thing-m our
kids down, 1 was hooked and you colildn't program.• •
~top me from wrestling.• . Kellogg is working on plans to have an
After a year at Mater De1 (the Monarchs intensive freestyle program m the
wrestling coach got fired after the season), offseason. Costa Mesa has a large group of
Kellogg transfened to CAivary Chapel to freshmen who are eager to learn and get
learn trorn one of Orange County's best better. There are also a number of junior
on.
teachers, John Azevedo, who was JU.St · high students who have taken an interest.
starting to build the dynasty. in the program and look forward to joinmg
Kellogg won the OlYJ1lpic League at 140 the team next seuon.
pounds dwing his sophomore and )woor But Kellogg ls not doing th.is alone. He
tours. He also placed second 1il aP u a has ideas and a little help from eCTOll
Junior and wa• named All-Orange County town.
both yeen. He milMd hit ..Uor year due Kellogg has been tn contact with
to a bout wlth pneUmonla. Eitande-Coach Nate SUar and ll plan·
·1 grew u an athlete and a penon at ntng a jolnt enort to raile the level ol
Calvary," Kellogg Mid. 'They M1Ped me wrestling in the dty of Coete Mela u a
undentand how my teammates, c:o.c:b8t, whole. ..
parents and God CoUJd help me In eadl •tn a couple years, we wm be the IMIDI
~=t!•~P~IDCOlleOt-~~~·~~in.:--!adDcCoutLMg\19."
'
QUOTE Of THE DAY
"I'm not swe what happened to OUr offense.
Maybe the fstoocia game was haunting lft _,,
Jim Weeks, Costa Mesa girls"hoops coach
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot 5
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SPORTS HALL o·F FAME
CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM
Newport Harbor .
• One <?f the originals.
Do~ C\.~TRELL
~Pl:Jt n o of Harbor 111111
igh's first bi9~ mnH
thletes in the
early 1930s after the school
opened were Al lrwin and
hi,s kid brother. Ralph. And
both wound up as four-year
lettermen. ·
·Al Irwin was a 212-pound
fullback by his seruor year
in 1935-36 and shared
All-Orange County honors
with a league nval.
In time, Al returned to
his d.lma mater, coaching
"le~rt football from 1948-
55. He then coached at
Orange Coast College and
subsequently became ath-
letics director at the Uruver-
s1ty of California, Irvine.
Ralph earned consider-
able praise and awards his
four years playing under the
late coach Ralph Reed for
Tar football. He Wds a pow·
erful guard and tackle.
Looklng back, Rcilph satd he
valued the coachmg of Reed
and commended his pro-
gram.
Ralph said the players of
the early days experienced
a number of severe tests.
First, they had to play both
ways Md.fly had to know
several positions and many
had to know all the plays.
· All·Orange Leagµe hon·
ors came to Ralph m 1936
and more in '37 from the
Sunset League after his
senior season had ended as
a prized guard and tackle.
He recalled that Reed
favored the short punt tor·
mation and that it worked
out well for the Tars.
Some railbirds had been
cntlcal of Reed on his stratu·
gy and use of tricky plays,
but Ralph didn't agree w1th
them.
The last year of ·gnd
coachmg for Reed was 1937
and that was Ralph's seruor
year Nonetheless, Ralph
was cheered to see '37 end
on a winning note. The
Sailors went 6-2-1 and shut
out five nvals. They al.so
whipped powerful Excelsior,
19·14. :
Brother Al 1omed the
Navy in World War 11 and
eventually became a flight
deck officer on the USS
LeXIJlgton m the South
Pacific.
. Ralph wound up m the
Coast Guard and one tour of
duty found him servicing
beacon light stations up and
down the Pacific Coast.
Ralph Irwin, anoth~r
member of the Daily Pilot's
Sports Hall of Fame.
Ralph Irwin
JANUARY '99
aLEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM
Brett Baker
Brian llan:al
Jason Ferguson
Gordie Fit.;el
Lindsay Dal1enport
John Carney
Julie Collett
George .. Bud'' Barnett
Phil Dent
Da1'e (,/Iman
Jerry.Anderson
John Liel1e.ngood
Jon Upham
Al Irwin
Barbara Bond
Chuck Finlt'Y
Gene Baum
Leah Braat=·Cochrane
Binh Tran
j\lanuel . luni;;
Bill .Johns
Dl'nnis purgan
Butch Pope
Bill Jewell
Andy Carey
Billy Blanton
J
Mesa streak ends
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~ay, February I, 1999
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:WATER POLO . .
Sailors
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fall, 7-5
NEWPORT BEACI t -N e w -port Harbor High's girls water
~lo team found out first hand
Saturday why Coronado is the
top team in Southern Cdlifomia.
.Coronado's Jen Rodriguez-
8runo scored lour goals m a 7-5
vtctory over the host Sailors in
nonleague actiGn. The w m
improved Coronado to 20-0.
Kyndra Cox had two goals, an
O:SSist and a stedl for Newport
Harbor (12-5 and ranked No. 3 in
O"Rulge County), while teanunate
Katherine Gregg scored twice
and Jocelyn Mandenno had a
goal and an assist for theTars.
Jenna Barto and Diana Day each
Jiea two steals
... NON\.EAGUE
~ 7, NaMioRr HAWJR 5
Score by Quarters
C«0nado 2 3 1 1 7
Jliwport Harbor 1 0 1 3 · 5
:g>ronado Rodriguez-Bruno 4,
t.+ghtner 2, Welsh 1 Saves Gaskino S.
Newport Harbor • ColC 2, Gregg 2,
f't11a.nderino 1. Saves · Kennedy 8
COMMUNITY COLLl&I
OCC bun~.
•The starting rotation will be key if largely overhauled
Orange Coast College is to rebound from late-season.
collap~e last spring and challenge in Orange Empire.
Jl\.<iON H111 .
CWyNol
COSTA MESA -r.:ast i.cac,on was .kind of a washout for the Orange
C~sl Coll~e baseball tedm. After starting Orange Empire Confer-
ence play, the Pirates suffered senous blows to their pitching staff apd
'lost every game in the second round. .
Not much remains of that team, but the few sophomores .who are
left, as well dS the freshmen, are hungry and hope to make their mark
in the always-tough OEC this season. •
•on the whole, I l,ike our chemistry," Coach John Altobelli said
~aut with so many young guys, it's hard to know what they a.re going
to do unb.l they put on a uniform." ·
The pitching will make or break O CC's season. Fre:,hman Mike
Carey, who was a 23rd-round draft choice of the Chicago Cubs, will
get the opemng day start and should be-the mainstay of the staff. The
highly-recruited Westminster High product ha<.l a fastball in the mid-
80s and a strong cuiveball.
Sophomore Toro Clark, who sat out last seaso·n, has a good arm and
. will anchor the No. 2 spot m the rotation Drew Parlon, a freshman
from Aliso Niguel who can get his fastball up to 90, and Rick Bostick
will form the rest of the starting staff.
•we have better talent them we had last season and a little more
depth," Altobelli said. •But we lack expenence."
YOUTH SOCCER
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The Green team compiled a 4-0-1 record to wtn the .regional championship ot AYSO
Division Ill. Pictured top row (from left): Dan Noriega·Goodwin, Bldke Adams, Trevor
Prins, Rhett Manning, Josh Butman and Coach Mike White. Bottom (from Jett): Tom Bissell,
Tyler Mendoza, Elliot Foster, Sean Walsh, Josh White (seven goah 1n the tournament),
Garrett Guiney and Greg Byers. Not pictured: Team captain Gary Grimes and Wes Truesdell.
ASEBALL
SCCROSTER
2 Kevin Candelaria, OF/C Jr
.. 5 James Dent, C Jr.
6 Hank Enriquez. INF Jr
, 7 Donovan McReynolds, P Sr
• -8 Shaun Brewer, INF Fr.
: • 9 Ryan Blair, C Jr.
• 10 Samuel Baeder, OF Fr.
11 Jason Murrietta, INF So.
12 Temk Clark, INF Sr.
, 13 Matt Lewallen, INF Sr
14 Kelly Lowery, P Sr
17 Jeremiah Taylor, P Jr.
18 Adam Steckler, P/INF Fr
19 Ryan Dambach, OF Jr.
21 Eric Booth, P/INF Sr.
22 Matt Newton, INF Sr
23 Brian Schneider, P Sr
26 Nick Dowdy, P So
27 Joshua Steele, P Jr
28 Ryan Williams, P So.
29 Kevin Mitchell, OF fr.
Coach: Kevin Kasper
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COLLEGE BASIETIALL sec men roll, 72-44
SAN DIEGO -Seruor Jaban GOLDEN STAn Anunc COHFBUiHCE
Simmons scored a game·hlgh 30 sec 72, Pr. l.oMA NAZNUNE 44
points to lead vtSiting Southern SoCal College · Simmons 30, Wilson
Cahfornia College to a 72_44 11, James 10, Kohlhaas 6, Bradley 6, Keane S, Curtis 4. romp or Pomt Lorna Nazarene for 3 pt. goals . Wilson 2. Kohlhaas 2.
the Vanguards' fm.t Golden State Fouled out None.
AthJebc Conference men's bas-Pt. Lonwl NauNne -Lindstrom 9,
ketball win Saturday. Estell 6, Cherry 7, Frey 8 , Phipps 3. Foster
Simmons added rune boards 4, Bozek 3, Smith 2, Gronemeyer :?. 3-pt goats • None Fouled out -Nooe v~;;:d·;~~;~·~~le
SAN DfEGO-The Southern Cal-
ifornia College women'i, ba~ket
ball tedJil couldn't lind the range
Saturday and lost, 70-60, at
Golden State AthJebc-Confcrence
rival Point Lomd Nazarene.
The Vanguards (16-7, 4-2 in con-
ference) shot JU!.l 29.8 % from the
field and 17.4% from three-point
range.
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GOLDEN STATE AnU11C COMaf.Na
Pr. loMA NAZARENE 70, sec 60
SoCal College · Pina 18, Herkenhoff
17, Kempton 7, Wright6, Boeke4, Emde
4, Fikse 4 3-pt. goals -Pina 3, Kempton
1, Fouled out · Wright
pt, Loma Nazarene -Martin 21,
Brown 9. Williams 13, Rumple 2, Becker
12. Curtis 3, Hams 3, Blalock 3, Maclean
2. Lemont 2. 3·pt goals • Bf!(ker 3, Williams 3, Brown 1, Curtis 1, Blalock 1.
Halfti!M ·Pt. Loma, 36-31 .
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' .. f rts Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily ~i!
IASEllll PREVIEW occ
. for success 1 Mike Wilson, OF
2 Blair Haven$. 28
3 Jaime 8rown. P
4 Adam Anderson, 28
5 Matt Pope • OF
A number of heshmen have performed well,_._ ... --~
6 Jaime Langton, P
7 John D1Corpo, 38
8 Jonathan Quiming, P
9 Chris Laws. OF out of the bullpen.
Brandon Thomp on, who may also see some
time on the mound, will provide the pitching staff
with a good battery mate. Thompl>on, who
played behind John Lukin last season, has a
good arm and shows good lPadership skills on
and off the field. Besides.that, Thomp:,on is also
a pure power hitter who bad six home runs in the
final week of wmter ball with the Orange Coun-
ty Cubs.
Ryan Clark and John DtCorpo will be the
-we ttave
better tAlent
than we had
last season and
a litde more
oepttl. But
we lack
~xperience."
w.. AltGll.ln
10 Ni<:k Or1ando5. SS/28
11 Oiad Gonzalez. OF/P
12 Matt O'Brien, P
13 John Coleman, P
15 Tom Clark, P
16 T. J Sarnpsor\ c
17 Matt Wallace, P
18 Ryan Clark. 18
19 Ryan France, 18/38 ...
20 Drew Par\in, OF/fl
21 Kris Hemcsndez, SS/28 f"r.
statte~ at the comers a.lid both are ~xpected to Pi--aoach
contribute to the offense. ··~~
22 Mike Carey, 1 Bl P Fr. Jason Reuss will start in nght. field and, with
the help of Thomp~on, will give the Pirates a sol-
id power combi.natlon HReuss has probably the best power I've seen
tn the program during the yedis I've been here," Altobelli said.
24 Br4l,ndori Thompson, CJP SO
26 Chad Veltz, P Fr.
27 Brian Wahlbrink, OF Fr. Leadoff hitter Brian Walbrink is extremely fast d.Jld will start in cen-
ter held Matt Pope will start m left. 28 Josh McCanne, 38 fr.
"If we can stoy focused and do the lJtUe things, we will be success-
ful,· Altobelli said •sut Cypress is still the team to beat in· conier-
ence. •
29 Rteky Bostick, P
'31 Matt Poling, C
32 Mike Mattiyi, P
33 Jared Flint, P/38
34 Craig Harris, P The Chargers return their e ntire team which went to the playoffs
last sedson. Santd Ana has been swmgmg the bats well in the presea-
son and Saddleback, which reached the state finals last season, is also
expected to be strong Riverside has a history of strong teams.
. 35 Paul Devries, C
44 Jason Reuss. OF
Coach: John Altobelli •Jt's just like it ts year in and year out,• Altobelli said. •Just anoth-
e r typical Orange Empire Conference dogfight."
LOOKING llCI
Five years ago this week ...
•HMlber Robtmoa scored 20 points u Cost4
Mesa High def~ted Laguna Hills, 42-39, to
clinch at leest a share of the Pacific Cout
League girls basketball title.
The Mustangs (8·0 in league) also had a
victory over Qmtury, 65-34. Ettn Brown scored
a career-high 13 points.
ID other girls baketMll adkm:
• Cross-town nval Esta.lid.a High cliriched a
playoff spot and third place with a 5844 win
over 1'rabuco Hills. Jemay Jennlnp scored 18
pomts for the ~lei.
•In a busy week for Newport Harbor High, the
Sailors opened up with a 57-47 Win over Tustin
behind 25 points from Gennteft herb.
Newport Harbor got 18 pomts fnm Evarts in a
52·32 Wlil over santa Margarita. wbicb set up a
Friday showdown wtth Woodbridge for the
league' title. '
The Wamon exen:ised their muscle and
downed tbe second-place Sailors, 59-52. Evarts
had 23 points.
• After losing W Santa Margarita H.iQh, 45-3'1,
, the Corona del Mar got back on tr.ck wtth a
51-21 triumph over Saddleback:. ,,...,
w~ scored 14 J>Qlnts for tbe Seo Kingl.
CdM doted out the :week With e S5!"'t2 Joa to
Tustin.
ID boys~ adloa:
• While the playoff~ ol the Beck Bay
schools were fading, Estancia High wu ~t.tfnQ
ready to take cs shot at clinching a playoff t>erqi
and staying in the Padflc Coast League tiile
TllC'C.
As a warmup, the .Eagles downed Laguna
HillS, 60-51. Clay Prem, Cbrlt Canaatlb and
Zade Richardson each IC'Ored 15 pOtnts.
But title hopes were shattered in a 90-81 loll
to l'frabuco Hills, despite 18 _eoints from Prem,
which not only dropped the Eagles from the title
chase but also put a p&ayoff ~ and tbinl·place
finish in jeopardy.
• Newport Harbor High had a rough week,
dropping two Sea View League contests. But
the Sailors rebounded for a 79-69 win over
WOodbridge in overtime.
Ramy ShoUkry did the most da~ as the
Sailors ou~red the Wamon, 18-8 in oveitime.
ShouktY finished with 25 points and
teammate Paul 'hyyar had 30 ~
• Leo JobnsOn scored 13 points in Corona del
Mar ttigh's 6().52 Se& View League I~ to
~ta Margarita.
Jtam.ln laitan.l scored 1 S points when the Sea
Kings downed Saddleback, 51~-4.
-Costa Mesa High also dropped a pdlr. BObby
Priestly and Mike Freeman each scored 13
points in a 70~6 loss to Century and Freeman
scored 13 points in a 58-45 Joss to Laguna Hill$.
10 years ago this week ...
• Newport J Iarbor High's boys basketball lt".am
brought itseU into the playoff picture with two
major Victones in the Sea View League. 1be
Sailors opened witb a 48-46 upset of Corona de)
Mar tn overtime:.
Cbr1i Uie made key free throws 111 the
waning moments of regwation to tie the score
for Newport Harbor.
Scott Gray gave the Tars the lead in
overtime, but CdM's Warren Johnson tied the ,
score at 46.
Ian L9ng scored from the top of tbc key to ,_.
clinch the game for the Turs.
Later in the week, .Newport Harbor defeated
a slumpmg Estancia. 52-~1 .
After leading from must of the game,
Ne~ Harbor fell behind when Mlke Curtb
scored w1th JUSt 27 econd left for a nne·pomt
Estancia lead. ·
• £jtand4 High didn't help itself Wlth an earlier"
lOM to TuStin, 52-51. Curti4' had 22 points and nm 1CJar scored 13.
•The Sea Kings dJdn't fllro much better, losing,
62·50, \o Saddleback.
•11mmy Nguyen. who spent half of the game on
. the bench tn foul trouble, srored 20 pomts 1n
Costa Mesa H1gh's 76-62 IOSi to 1Tabuoo Hills in
Pacific Coast League action. Ng\.lyen r.ored 19
pomts in a loss to Laguna Hills, 86-70.
In gtrls basketball cacUon:
• Stacey Clem put m a carc-er·high 33 points in •
Newport Harbor Hlgh's 62-34 Sea View Leaguo
victory over Corona dcl Mar.
The Tars, however, lost to Estancia, as
Melody Earle scored lll pomts in a 54 .39 win.
-compUed by Juon HJll
r
Mesa wrestlers earn medalSi
COSTA MESA Costa Mesa
High seruor WTcsUer Cus San-
doval, who had cruised through
most of his matche~ this year at
2 15 pounds, finally met his match
and lost to wrestlers from Mua
Costa and Capistrano Valley at
the Laguna Hills Invitational Sat-
urday.
Sandoval, still the favorite
going mto the Feb. 9 Pacific Coast
League Finals, having be~ten
each of h1s PCL opponents,
placed fourth at Laguna Hills.
Costa Mesa's Quy Nguyen
placed third dt 112 pounds.
Nguyen's only lo~ was to the top
seed from Redondo Bea.ch.
, '
... "'. Federico Arrona (160) and FelY
nando Arrona ( 189) each plac: -d
fourth for the Mu~tangs. •• :
Costa Mesa's Arturo Casarru-:
bias (145) fell two points short~~
cntical match whith would have
given hnn a chance to earn ii
medal at the event, wom by thQ
host Hawks. •
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l he lollOWrng persona 92648. (71 •l 9M .3339 ut ab0v1·atate<1 date, trme ot the Cahlotnla Business aish111r's ctleGI< Of bid bond
are do{ng butlness 11 4350 end place ano Protesslons Code, the in •n amount not lesa then B M P. AESOVACE MAN Due 0.\1 MQnday. Feb· In aoc::orcsance with 1fll 1p1cla11y contractor I perQent(IO'llt) of !TIO 10·
,._GEMENT. 1055 El ruatY 22. 1999 at 2 00 pm provrtlont of C•lilotnla awafded #)@ contract IOf tal bid pnoe, payable tO lhc
Camm Onve. SUlle F103, NOTICE IS HERE8V Buslr'l&a and Protession. ~ wortc 11\llU ltsell C()r\• DISTRICT ••• Q\181'11111118
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Qlftor1 Jelfery Atehart, Oeacn Union High School Public Conlract \;Ode WO/ti In aOOC>fdanc41 wrlh Pfopoa&I It accepted, tf\811
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COITA lmlA Sj)eclOUe 2bf 2ba new pelm
c.pel W!O, p&bO no J*$
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JUOiOt I bedroom Ind I 949-&&-0-2156
bedroom. also 2 be<lloom 1 --------
beth O\Jiel gated comnuwty.
pool llfnl. .asy acceu 10
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pnv111 patro, wld hk·up:
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bllcony. c:a'PC)rl. "'* peln&I caipet. $875/mo + SltUl'lly
dep 949-650-3735
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2t 1 1ettl Pl ,. $925
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8r«Mr 949"642·3850
UDO ISlAHO UY FRONT
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me contract MORTUARIES
No bidder may wllhdth' anybkSlotap tfodoltorty PACIFIC VIEW
1111 <•5l days alter the date MEMORIAL PARK
611 IOI lhe opening Of lfiOs Pur5uan1 10 Scic110n Cemetery • Mottuary
22300 o1 ll'le P.wt!C eon Crnip • CrematOfY
trac::I Code. \tie ODflU ~I will 3500 Pact11c View Drive
corrtaln prov1s1Q11a per· NowPort e ach
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BV: Gov41nln9 Board , I 110 Broadway Signed: 161 Sual McL•n•, Director Costa Mesa
• ProcurementJEnergy 642-915 0
Connn1etlon !~~~~~~~~!' Published Newport
Beach-Coila Mesa Daily
Pr!Ot Fevruary 1 8. 11i39
M395
Sell your unwa,,ted
1tem1 !he eHy way!
To pla~• your
claaslfred ad c:all
M2·5878.
RENTALS TO SHARE
UDO ISLAND 2br 1 Sb1
lhare lar91 •pt
Fully lum W!1h pa110. $650.tno
.. 1/2 uL4 ~~~1101
NEWPORT BEACH Wit~. 10
beecl'I 1 l*koom w'ba!h
ameo Secumy 151 & last • u\llJ\iea S550imo 949~6-3735
218 RENTALS '
WANTED
WAIO"NE'WPORT BEACH
2br lll!n Up 10 sisoo. lather
with t chrld no p&t
909-94HM9t
VALENTINE'S
SPECIAL BUY
1 DOZ ROSES
$39.99
lbntdlm omaigtd ill *' Reg. price$ 59.99
OFFER EXP. FEB. 8
W~Od*Y Order MW 14-HI A OAY
800-966-7266
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FOUND RING IN FASHION
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714-8"..f491
RING FOUNO IN NE'WPORT
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10 11117,. rlCOldl & manual$
$650 00 .114-«.2· 1 t 82
WOLFF T AHNING BE.OS
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llld Sl\181 CommetdaLMome
umt5 lrom S199 00 tow ~ Pl)ments Froo color catalog Cll t today
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our column• compel·
qualltl•d buyere to
C.111
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re1119 $175 Kerwnot• -~ duly wa&nor $50 2 yr dd Y' GE
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blku, eleir ateppers, new •
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466 MERCHANDISE · WANTED .
BUDWEISER BE.ER MUGS &
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714-897-2229
RECORDS TOf> DOU.ARI
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FRONT OFRCE AS Sf
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f1111Y reqww Yoll to call a • t00 !Mlf'l!bef' in wtllcfl I
there it I Chlfll Plf :
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Now Hiring
~ric"1ull y, Encrgeti People
Fu ll a nd Pa rt-tirne
hnn1cdinte Opening '
• Ar.robic lnstrnctors
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(949) 642-9990
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TODAY'S
CRQSSw o Rl} PUZZLE
480 BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
A FREE 3 MINUTE 111(!$,'iage
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LOCAL CANOY ROUTE
JO ~endlno lllCIChines E1m awrox. SllOO a day A• lot
$9.995
Cal 1 900-998-VENO (CAL•SCAH)
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
~nd TANNAH HINSCH
ANSWf.KS 10 WfiEKLV IUUIX;R QUIZ ....... ' Q I ·Doth \'Ulnelablc, South yw lnd.s an clut:i. eiUlCT, so yuu MIOOld
hnlJ double 10 protect partner f1ont doing
Mm1el11111g rash
•Ql O AKQJ4 o K6 4A6 S2 Q • • A Svulh, 11ulncnJblc, you
!lie h1Jdini tJas proceeded: hold.
SOl!lll WF_"')f NORlH
10 l._\Ji • •
F.AST • J>a"' •A74 ('.l \iild OA1076Sl •Alt54
J4 Pa 3• .. ...,
?
Wh 11 tlu you bid nov.?
A • Wilh ju<;t a "nJIC diamond stop
per, de> nol C\cn thin~ of bidding
three no trump Partner could have
\hown • d11unnnd stopper, Wien a prelcrcn1;e lo hearls or ,-..,o;W clubs.
Since Norlh took none of 1110~
11C11uns. partner is mlU'kcJ w1lh i~
spade\ Raise 10 four spade~
Q 2 Neither vulnerable, ll.'> Soul.h
you hold·
•V<*t OAJI0754 0 83 •KQJ76
1bc bidding has_proceeded·
NORTH EA!>T SOllllf WF~T
Pti5 Plill JO Dbl
Rdbl Pan 7
Wha~ action do you lake'!
A • Nonnally, you would give part·
ner counesy of lhe road, as the
redouble requests However, here
you have no Intention of defending u
low-level spade or diamond conlJ'aCt.
so we su~t you jump lO three
clubs to show a good dt 1nbu11onal
lWO-SUltcr.
Q 3 • As South, vulnerahlc, you
hold:
• K 10 <;i Q 7 O A K Q J 9 8 7 2 • 4
The bidding hasfroceeJ~d·
SOU111 WE.S NORl ff EAST
10 Ptss I Q S• so Pass Pass 6• 1
What nction do you take?
A Even if partner holds two aces,
!here is no guarantee your side can
take 12 tricks at a diamond contract.
Howe\er, it is mo t unlikely chat lhc
opponents can collect that many
1llc ~iddlOli! h jll'lleadcd.
SOllrH Wf.'i r NOR'fH
l o l• J9 'l
Wh.u action do you lake?
A • Ahb.Jugh North hou a reasonable
hand to bu.l vol.untanly 111 the Uuee-
level, this hand i.mlk.:ks of 1 m1 fit
With three deren~1ve tracks, you
c;hould warn Nonh of the dangc~ of
b1dd1ng on 6y maUng a penalty dou·
hie now.
Q S -Boch vulnerable, .., South you
hold:
•AK64 ~ <:> Q982 o W •Q83
The bidding has procttdcd.
NORTH F.AST SOl!TH wrsr
I O Plas.t 1 • Pal 2o Pass 'l
What do you bnJ now'!
A • Since a new ~u1l by responJcr i~
forcing for one round, any action
oilier than •rebid of two hearts
receives 110 marks from this depart·
mcnt. To bid two no trump wilh a
\mglcton in partner's suit anJ a slow
~lopper in each unbid suit 1s akin to
lunacy
Q 6 • As South, vulnerable, you
hold.
•A 76 O Q64J o Q83 •Q62
Partner opens the h1dding with one
heart. What do you respond 1
A · You have a I 0 point responding
hand that is ~\lcrcly flawed. F1r~1.
there is no ruffing value. Secondly,
the poinl count O\ervaJucs queens
while undervaluing aces and longs,
so your hand is not worth its face
value A simple rai!;C to two hearts
more IJiJn does 11 Justice.
' 480 BUSINESS 480 BUSINESS 482 CREDIT
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ATTENTION PERSONAL
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and uve ltmel Cal now for
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MESSAGE prot81\'emsn 1;om
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po1tnua1 Lowest prices
800-800·3470
OPPORTUNmEs
MEDICAL BILLING
Unllmtted Income pa1enoa1 FT/
PT lov1161 $4 9951$8 '!9~
F.rnancing tJvaBable Free lnlo
.& ~.Cioni acqtl$11Qf\
p1091arn Island Aut\)lflared
Medlcal S11v1ces, Inc
800-322·1 t39 e~t 2101
(CAL•SCAN)
'"AVOID BANKRUPTCY"'
Debi Consollda11on Stop
collActM uft~ Cul ITIOl'thiy
paymentr. to 50~ May
elimindh· fl(IMl(;I cN(!JQS
FISI Aiicuova.1'(800)270 !1894 (CAL'SCAN)
Buy It Sell II. Find II.
Cleeetned.
HOME, HEAL TH AND BUSINESS
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Reduce edmln111re11ve cot111 0111s.ou1ce to Proll Co
FR£E poi;kup & deh"9ry VISNMC/AMEX !1-49 645-8569
224 AODmONS
/REMODELING
REBUILD OR REMODEL
Homes 01 Oft ,.
• Oual<Ty Cons•r"' • Re.ilOl\o'ltJly Pnced
• Loe.BJ Companv #li36318
• Slcrtienson & Associates C11194~5,65 I 231 APPRAISALS I
C&P
SEHVICES
• lrt"trAllC71'
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• In~ 1Jooe11011t
MeuJ.t ANAl\JSPAI' UllT
714-540-1225
1238 . BA TH ROOM~ I
HOM~air
Ball>tu/J &glazing
Reg~1e 'Rcfv rb1c.h rmc!.I am • f lllPrgl.i~s Sin I.> • Shower~
Lt>UOh:•rc.
645-7723
CABINET
MAKING
Advtnced Wood1y1tem1 '(;uttotn C.blnoliy·
tcltchen • B11h • Ooorw Mold1ng1 • Manttt1 Ul't1150 71H4-lll07
252 CARPET
CLEANJNG
Prof I c.,,.t Clunln9
Honest -Potrte-F1$flft F~ndly and Maturett•
Lon 714-9711-20911
260 CERAMIC
TILE
A Touch 01 CltH Cleenlllg C111aning-Aes1~COIM!erc111
Lie <I Bondlld. Fr" Est
Ter.sa 714 282-7143
BRtGtfT HOUSECLEANING
Europeen Prote1110n1l1.
BEST IN TOWN! Rtf•renc11.
OAR EK 6
GRACE 714-157·25'7
HOUSECLEANING
Good Rele1tnCe. own 11ansl)Ot18t1on ANYTIME!
7t4 392-6180 or 241-0531 ... Eure (I n ,.,..,
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PROFESSIONAUSMIM
QUALITY
DEDICATION
714 342-0656
714 437 -1704 .•
270 CONCRETE
/MASONRY
BRICK BLOCK aTONE TILE
Conctell P•hO, Orrvtw1y1 F•• p1ac1 BBO's Rers 25rr, bO. Trw ss7-7594
•CEMEN WORK* ST AMPED CONCRETC
Brlc.ll· BIOek Stone··H
~1541656 • 5'488110
U JRG MASONRY ...
BLOCK-BRICK-STONE All TYPES-OUAL.ITYWORK
U730089 71'·U1-764S
SHANHOHSibE c6NstR
Conc1e11 MesonryrDre•n•g•
syr.tem.. Holalde 1tpa111
7t4 540 7739
272 CONSTRUCTION ICONTAACTORS
LEWIS CONSTRUCTION
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714 557 S92S
eonvenl9"1
CleHlft•d
942 ·••T9
f 216 DECK COATING I
WATERPROOF COATINGS
oeci..s baltOll1$. st-.rw•Y' OUa~rv woik al ieasonable rates l.•567430 722·8769 ,.
284 DRYWALi:·
SERVICES
286 ELECTRICAL
SERVICES
SMALL JOS EXPERTI DUNCAN ELECmlC
Local/Ou Cle IOSponst
SeMC&'Remodfls
Light I tetuie reperr
L•7f>870' 650 7042
uCeNSEO CONTRA~TOR
No )Ob roo amal A.I '81V1Cts
Repair, remodel, tw new &VCS St* 645·3656
OUICK El.ECTRiCAL SVC
Lt93623, tans, spas, trouble· shoobng 2 lyrs axperlOll(;er •
7t-Hl42·2905
Ml \lltl \II Ii • 11\1\ll M• Ill
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GREAT FIREWOOOlll
Ordel vw1• now• o,.,. • 1351
cord or )ust $75hla/f cord1 F1ee
delrv•ry 714-865·1432
SALES•SERVtChlNSTlL
Ha•d-.OOCI wry1 CllWlllC
PERGO. carpet MC, Visa
Ll708279 968·9590
298 GARAGE DOORS
OENKER'S DllC0\1111 Rep1lrt
Ht• dOCH'I, rep11t1, 51>rlngsl herdwlle. VS/MCI Fl98 Est.
800·514·3'67 Ul71611
1302 GUUERS I
•GUTTER CLEANING•
FREE ESTIM~TES'
949-845·0335
303 HANDYMAN
/HOME REPAlfi
1304 HAULING I
JUNK TO THE OUMPlll
714-961·tN2
AVAILABLE TOOAYI
9(9-673-5566
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VIAGRA
REC .. NCO~ l V1c;m
800-700..S 4
330 MOVING &
STORAGE
PUBLIC
NO TICE
~he Caltt, Public·
Ut1~t1es Commission REQUIRES that all
'used household goods
movef6 pnnt their
P U.C Cal T number;
fimoa and chaulfers
print \hell T .C.P.
number tn all adverttS·
ments Ir you have a
question about lho
legality of e mover,
hmo or chauffer, calf·
PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISION
714·558·A151
ALLIANCE
MOVERS m1111u
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• Payme11ts Wutrt>d
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• LOANS
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NO UP,FftONT FEES 24 HOUR APPROVAL Pt~onlll CONOldallOtl & blJP..
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Vtnlure 1 ...... 300.3AIS
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1690 POWER I BOATS
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.ioreo, lJdo dry sltp $18.000
949-645-8939
692 SLIPS/DOCKS
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BAlBOA PENIN Boal dock
18-30lt in Bat l!>latld Co-le area Power 0( sail, quiet &
siita locatton 949-6,3-1943
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IKE'S CUSTOM PAINTING
Prote~IOllal, eiean, qua!tty
wo(I( tnVex1 & docllS
L•703468 631-4610
RAINBOW CIRCLE MAtNT.
Pl t11ilg Int/ext HouWatit
QUll "" job' F let ISl'S l.156~897 636·8888
ROBERT ISBELL CO.
1nt~t10r·e•t11110l .small tobs OK Decva• ,, Plir'lltng lt4943::.0
Cill 714·6'6-300& 01 page 714 580 9626
kruegcr painting
residential
(uux {inl~hlng
wood rc.'>toration
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548-5481
DAN DAWSON PLUMBING
Repair, Remodel, Replpe,
Oilins 24hr SOll'\l>et E•P&ll gu fY$1em llP'f'CS l.'564722 949-&4~ 6720
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7608170
Newport Beacll/Co$to Mesa Daily Pilot
liliw D 117, 611-lliiC( Sir Mh!1.• cytincllt V1'I 215' $30,wt
COM Motorlnt (949) 150-611 s iiiW ,, .. ~ •ii WN\i. 65'><f
CO •dun 158e803> SIS.995 COS1I Mesa lrliniti
(714) 241· 1300
BMW32Slc., 'M, ;;fil1.ian.
Ol"l'/ 34k Iii. WI 3498 $26,995
Cov• MOlomo
(9491 650-5915
BMW'llila 97
loaded CO. 17" racing dyl!AmlC
Whll. fun IO drtve looks greatl
S3t.500 714-549·1101
BMW 540, ·es, blklc.'black.
504! mu ... vin 0485, 121,995
Co11t Motomg
84MS04915
BMW 633 CSI ·'84
Stver ... ~ hllO u " $2500 080 949-650-9269
eiliw 74611, '97, USh(iijjre11an.
VIII 1299, $42,995
Cov• MoloMo (94!1)~591S
BMW 146( ·ts, onlY 45. m(
buutlfully melntalned.
Atpen Sliver. vln 6545.
131.915
Cow MotOflng
(94t) 650-591 s
CADILLAC 1"'4 Eidoredo ssoo oown assume St5.950 CIO ctvome wlleets, YOQUe
lr8$ pp 94~11
CADILLlc 'II Dari! blue 4dr $8dlrl OeVllle
priced for quick sale! $3995
949-760-3939
FOAO MUSTANG 1966
289 V8 P°"f Ed ps, pb.
Blielt top, many otru S6000 ob<> 949-574"'973
FOAO MUSTANG 96
6 cyt, 8U10 tr1n1, AC fUll pwr
al pwr sears, ~-. IWldows siee11ng 1111-tm Slel90 cass
CIUtSe. QJSIOITI Illes 4 ~s.
$13,500/obo. 714-218·8979
FORD Mlllllfl9 'M, 5 spd,
....tlfte. thtome wtleels. super
Clean (194362) $7,999 . c .. 11. Mesa lnf1t1111
(714) 2<4H300
GMC 1991SIERRA 1500. 3rd
dOOf blade vs, 5 7 ldtl,
Vollec. tuly loaded IP. CO.
ShtlVcarpet ""· 3n:l'l tan w '/32·
ftrfS $25,QOO obo Cal john
949·515-2304
HOHDA ACCORD 'U
HalChblek 82K '"' hatd ·to-lllld 3-doOr, AC, ~ti,
t OWOlf Garage!l IM1t'ltamed,
lmmac ss100 (94~-6662
HONDA CR ..
BluNG••v, auto llJI
pow•, lnmacutate. won'l tastl
101782) $\7,995
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(714) 241-1300
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949-645-2352
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HONDA HM ACCOl'D 'ck MlRCIDfl ~1(320 CH'. 'It
S tPS new d1,ald1, Are. ps, 8lidl on bla:k lrmlarAAate
altflO, good cordlion S f099 catdllon flJly loaded MUST obo MM31.aa52 SCE1323·756-551t
fii«nl\I J30. •93 saver. w Hluen, MHlm• di, ....
miles. Won't IA$1 (0291881 gieen. lull power (233711) St3M S9.995 ·
Costa tntmi Oostll Mesa (7141241 1300 (714) 241-1300
tnflfilil J30, 'ti, giteni\in, --;iUl I 'H
CO. 29k lllllU, x clHn SE. whrl6tiack lsalhet
(118829) $15.D!IS ' CO, X (:lean fl211593)$1U9S
Com Mou lnlRo Cos1a Mesi Intl
(Tl") 24\oll!CJO (71412.41-1300
1$Ui\J h66Eo ii Toyota C1111iy LE, 'l!ii.' I 5c»tt. 4 dr, buf~ndy. sdv•r OW!lllf, tu• p0w111. CO. low mi1 rilet, tow pllg S fol>, ac. JlS r-i only 2!Jll ml!e$ ITIOOl\IOO !Im cd rool latie 421(1'1V (9163991 $14 995
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Jaguer, i<Ji VDP, 'MiltoJMn. (7t41 24113ol
l/lfll 8893 $33.995 TOYOTA lANOCRUiSEA '93
Cove Motoono ::::C"' ftlit. OOJl\loot ltNy (949) 650-691~ Xlnl cond ~7 800 rnl,
JAGUAR 1iii XJt ' S2S.750 9<1H46·£158
SEDAN 40 TOYOVA 1893 CEUCA GT ns,"s te"'4273 '·'Pd, 1 own•. tu~ power,
' BAUER JAGUAR Mir mt, tun-root. J)trttct 71HS3~IOO cond moo. 94t-72M415
JAGUAR 1iR XJe VOLVO 140 W8CJ011 't2
SEOAN 40 R~n neror. 12K .ml mnt
111,"5 94 .. 211 condthon. leather, sunroof
BAUER JAGUAR SI0,995 949-875-6063
714-153 ... IOO i"s VOLVO Hof TURBO
JAGUAfl 1"3 ltJt Whit, bided st\lrp & kin lo •
SEDAN 40 ~. lllOO!Wool lealtl&l. lllovs 111,tts ~ ... 2llO S18 950 94M45·1ti1
SAUER JAGUAR '<' '91 l£x0s ES 250
714-1$3....00 Aolo, Iii 1111-lm CIM
JAOOAIHiii iJi (t43980l $10 995
SEDAN •O LEXUS OF WESTUIHST'ER
135,115 llS-3934 71"92-6904
SAUER JAGUAR '14 VOLVO SEDAN 960
714-153 ... IOO Auto, AJC, leether
JAGUAR iHi xm (0393521 S15.t9S
SEDAN 4D LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER a.M,ots eM204 11wt2-6eot
BAUER JAGUAR ·as ACURA LEGEND t
714-153-4800 Auto. 111, leather
JEEP WRANGLER 't1 (011959) $18,495
ReG9f9Y lrllet, IOI! & bikllll LEXUS OF WESTMINSTR 1007 flll. great cond111on 714-812-'906
S5900 949-e7S.6063 ·95 CHEVY $10 BLAZER
JEEP 1991 CHEROKEE Wh"llgrty, 11110, pw1 ~9 LIMITED 4 0 LITER 4 v.f~ dr, (107513) $1$,US
lhll 111tenor, ~ -.1'ld0°" LEXUS OF WESntlNSTEft
IWff bftll85 pwr steenng P"" 714-192-6906
seats. cd playet, remoce eotry, ·95 VOLl<SWAGON JETTA
runs great $8500 GlXS pd 1 .... 11 !M9·&46-9169 9'49·650-2nl 1 ' eat ... r, 1 oya (057'32) $14,895
I.HUI I 992 SC400. LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER
3211 miles'. n¥nt cond<Uon 714--992-6908
Cal Duncan If
714-556·9649
l tHCOLH CONTINENTAL 'te
Betgf/Ten t11the1, only
32 llllles, one 0"1"11H moor
1001 lmma<:ulate (725001)
$18 995
CO$ta Men lnlrncll
(714) 241-1300
MBZ. SOOSI. ·90, only 5911
mltu, vln UM. $36,1195
Cow Motoring (949) 550-591 s
iiez soo119A Bfacll.'blatk.
lo.¥ tnlles V8 Vrn 38t8
'22995
Cove Mol0tbJ 1949) 650 S91~
MERCEDES lieNI aooso 'i 1
Till' doclor owned sunrOol,
preo.triebody 17~"1 ~
96 MAXIMA Gl.E
Auto, 111, l11thtr
(73St29) 517,195
LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER
714-182-'906
--.9-7--A-CURA CL 3.0
Moonroof, CID, IUtO (003899) $1t,"5
LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER
7t4-19Ni908
1'97 GMC SAFARI
Auto, A/C, 7 pe11en91r
(S4no11 s1e,ees LEXUS OF WESTMINST£R
714-192-690I
97 NISSAN ALTIMA SE AUIO, tic, cc, lllt
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LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER
714-892-6908
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