"' SERVING THE NEWPORT - MESA CO~UNmES SINCE 1907 THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1999· NOFX ·teens ,. ....-..--·ty :of assaultirig friend'~ dad. • • If '

• The juveniles receiw ly weapon and breaking und enter­ which would bave sent tfiem tO l>tate· Police Sen t.hP. lather and th1~ will ~end a Jette1 to the v1ctun, ~polo· Jydge Ronald Owen included special emphusiicd the grave nature of the girl. g12m9 for thP mc1dent. Tht> Victim's "You felt that but probably will seIVe far enhancements that stated both boys c:nme. • Deputy District Attorney Kt•vin wife abo was 1r1 rnurt but c.11dn't want you were pro­ less time at youth facility. intended to cause great bodily harm UYou can't argue with anyonP- that Smith l>aid m court that the two boys to make any comments She tafked tecting the [Yic. to the victim this wa~ • a serious offense,• said broke into the home and repeated!~ with one of thP- boy ' fanuhes after Gtll·G RISI f'lj(, The two juveniles will l.>~ sc>nt to a Owen, spedking to one of the boys. h1t the fathN with a bdt dnd.a nash· the court heanng. tim'sl~, California Youth Authonty facilily u You felt that you were protecting I hghl. The victim was beilten so bad· Both of the boyl> wer, dcsc:nb1•d a!> was ~,..,. but tt probo­ next tnonth. The youth correctional . the [vic:tim'sj daughter, but it was ly that •the white waUs of the front dbovc-averdge students who had bty the dumbesf ORANGE Two former Newport agency can keep convicted minors probably the dumbC>st thing you can room were covered with blood,• caused some trouble on the high you Harbor High School students who until the age of 25, meaning the boys do. You weren't thinking." Smith said. The father su~tomed a .,;chool campu ; school ofhcJals said thing can have allegiance to a loose-knit, trou­ will serve less than hall of their sen­ Th<> boys were arrested on Oct. 11 frnctured wn<;l, bru1~c:d ribs . and The two teens were pdrt of a group do. You wnn't blesome group pleaded guilty tence. Since it is lhe first criminal after they broke into a Newport head lacerdtions. known ds NOFX. The group which lhinking." Wednesday to assaulting the father conviction for both, it is likely they Shore home and attdcked the father Both of lhP boys' lamilie!> have denvc lls ndme froin a popular pltnk of a female friend last fall won't seive more than three to four of a fellow high school student. The :.upported thet.r sons by attending the rock hand, ll>n't classified as a gang Judg Ronald The two 17-year-old boys received years of their sentences. boys reportedly went over to the numerous court hP.irinqs Neither by local poli<;e, althouqh ~Orne of t.be Owen the maximum sentence - 13 years Owen derued the prosecution's home to help the gl!l, but armed lurruly wanted to make ony comment At sen~ n-:ing - on charges of assault with a dead- request to try the boy<; as adults, themselves for a confrontation. about the judge's ruhng, but om· of SEE NOFX PAGE A 14 "' Pedal (or pud~le?) power Eastbluff traffic showdown set for next month 8 City to review changes there The meetm,g has been .,et for b that residents say make p m Feb lo m the City Cowiol their neigp.borhood safer; chaml>er~ and will be t(!levised h~· Comcast Cablev1s1on others say the effect has Re~,dents suggest dJast week ·been detrimental. that the !>pt•r 1al me<>tmg tak~ plno" m u 1 irg ~ room so mor" h .'\11 l II fl f,f ,\.\ll people could purt1c1pate. But Mayot Dennis 0 'eil s 1d record­ ~~ ing te..,limom· and tcleVl~mg the EASTBLUFP - The crty t~ m<.'ellng would ~ too difhcult at expected to make a hnal dcn~1on any other location. on the ne1ghborhood's trafhc The City" now.filsbandl!J L ~ woes dunng a spec.al meettng lie ~or ks Comtn.ittee m Ne r next month, one year after the h •r l H97 dt c1ded to elmnnate council agreed to a sue-month tn· al of temporary traffic rneasur~ SEE EASTBLUFF PAGE A 14 Reservoir wall doesn't measure up, say neighbors

• Water districts. sound den~ . The Wdll ts looated b 't\\-·een barrier at old Lmdbergh Rc ...ervoir 2, wtudl ha srnce itx..>en MARC MARTIN I DALY Pl.Ol School site is 15 inches named the Karl Kemp Reservoir, Kyle Allen, 13, of Costa Mesa doesp't let the drizzle and light rain get ln the way of some BMX practice Wednesday on a ancl re.,id nts who live on West· too low on one side. nunster A~enue. Th" ti-foot wall makeshift track in the Back Bay. wa-. mstallt d a~ part o(··a settle­ ment agreement reachcd'm 1992 Cl:it~ between 30 re.."1d ntS and th Are!t's light rain should clear before possibly returning on Sunday· ,.,. ate1 d1c;tnct o:;atd L) nnette CO~jA MESA - Year.; after R1mnd, MP -;poke woman Potential light rain this morning should forecast was for less than .1 mche'i to fall ThC' California Highway Patrol also shelling out more than $850,000 The !'-1 ~ board l)f d1r oc.tors stop by the afternoon, said forecaster Brad overnight. issued a fog advisory on the Corona del Mar in m1tigahon c1htS related to the appro\cd 20,000 m funding last Doyle of the National Weather Service. Another, slightly stronger storm system is Freeway from the Bonita Canyon Dnve exit construct.ion of a re: ervou at th monlh to add two l vcl of bncks Tortight and Friday should be mostly clear. expected to hit the area Sunday afternoon or to lhe toll pla7a torughl. Low-lying fog will Lindbergh School 1te, the Mesa to th1-. top of th" wall, Round said. The recent storm system that moved early evening, Doyle said. But he wasn't come over the hi~ and make it ditf1cu1t for Consolidated Water D1~tnct l!­ ~ \\c \\ant to mak ure w through ow area dropped less than .15 inch­ making any pronuses, motorists. No accidents were reported hcighlerung one ol th·e wcills that ~ of rdl.11 as of 4 p.m. Wednesday, and the ·we'll JUSt have to wait and see" he srud. Wednesday night that were fog-related. falls short of a H'qwrement out­ lined in. a settl ment with r si· SEE RESERVOIR PAGE A14

Mlll.EHNlUM MOMENT WORD ON THE INDEX She hPlpPd mak ), In light of recent reports that Oenn1s Cafe, d Rodman hangout, lo see whtll we cor.y booth at Cappy's to cnJOY some CUSSIRm --····.. --.... IS Roclmcm is leaving the NBA, we decided could find. And what we found wus ... food and low-ktiy atino phere. Untortu· and prPsf't"'VC'. history COMMUNJTY FOl!JM ---·.A 12 to hit the street and get some fcedbdck. · Denrus Rodman nately, Rodman wouldn t go on record to in Costa rvt sa We traveled d ram-soaked Coast Yep. Just a little p future pl1;m~ are. But we did ENTEIWMMENT ...... -- .....>. 9 Highway on Wednesday to Cappy's some fnends had found themselves a • hnd some people who would talk. The gnrnddaugh­ POUCE Fil.ES --.. --·-..·-:-·· ..A2 ter ol one of the build rs of th PUii.JC NOTICES M 84 old Orang SOOE1Y ·:-·-.. -·--···--.AB County Court­ SPOll'S--..-··-·- ..... - ....11 hou "'ln s.m .. ta na, Betty J n B echer and h r hus­ ~EATER REVIEW · band, Chari , tU d OS· •1 don't think he ts •t think he hould JOir'I •1 think h:s rchnnu is "I am dchghtcd thot he "II Denni retir from in hpet1ory ta M a in 19 'South Coad c.ww. going to retire. I think the cast of 'Baywatch.' the best thing that 1s rctmng, although I ba k tball thcin it tl> not he is just waJting. for ·Now that Pam la (Lee) could hoppen to the Will ffiL'C: hJs tncrC>d1bl worth wal<'.hlng an)'· .and promptly got • 3.Sth-• 'Tnffa.' mvolv d in th Story,111,.A9. the right offer from an ha left h would put a prof ional game or tyl of play. And tor mor", with h.lJll and NBA team. II he cild go httlc spark llrt down in the llr , and (3) get som -U...... 28, Commltt , th Costa Mesa GVll' Costa ~esa. offtce public eye. I think he more tattoos, waitress at Cappy's Club \>Oard ot directors and U. f manager should tay in how - 1111 Stewt-. 67. cat. fOf 10 yNB · City' hlstonc:al Society, m bu iness - he hn e Dana ~nt. retired wbidl ... flair for it,• seJVed ft president. ttMl\nr and - Pr•ltoft Lee. 68. unofficial curator of~ • Corona Oel Mar, chief finandal officer of Cotd Al lm'dlllan and min· ufactuffng comp.ny • Newport Beadi/Costo Mesp Doily Pi € A 2 Thur~1 Jon~ry 2 i , J999

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•I r. ~ •0 f Fasten your seat belts it's going to be a bumpy ride f\ f' tl greer HEIS r Shiliing into another gt"JU. 1 wylder A OFF THE BEATEN PATH the •Silver Fox• to friends, c.illy -.ends a newsletter to clients the 59-year-old Lewellyn has been ledd­ th.it rontcs.rns information on air­ i.ng caravans of off-road tours for the last lines, trn's c;hoo stores, Newport ty of unpaved trdvelers into world.• rienced dnvers on a black diamond Those who are shy abOut attacking depriVing themselves of.• Children's Bootery, is having a Lewell~ is part of the off-road old course. the road loosen up o~ce Lewellyn teaches ' semi unnudl sdle starting Fnday. school, a group that knows no boundaries. them the trtcks of the trade. Them will be markdowns up to Forget about road marker~ . Toss out the A MEANS TO AN·END Most df hls customers get booked and - Story by Greg Risling, 50'i,. oH. and yqu'Ll hnd all of the ability to Judge an dogie. These guys ln order to take one of Lewellyn's trips, bring their friends and families for return Pho\o by Michelle Yee top-4udlity brands, tncluding NikE', VdnS, Stnde Rite, Jumpmg Jdcks, Airwalk cmd Skechers. Nrwport Children's Bootery is at Fa-.hion Island, 1041 Newport Center Dnve, Newport Beach llllflY II Ill llWS For more information, call (949) .. 644-2426. OCC graduation petitions Ubraey fund-raiser ye.rs The world's be::.t leg- and Pair robs Westminster ~we ar~ extremely appreaative of body-wear manufacturer, ~ due on March 1 is in the soup interest in Jol:aJ SChdoli, • Sa1cl Uhda Wolford, 1s haVlng a sale at its man at gunpoint · Orange Coast College students wish• Members of the Costa Mesa Library Mook, president of the Newport Mesa South Cod.st Plaza boutique on A 33-year-old Westminster man was ing to grad\iate or receive a c:e.rtifidlte of Foundation :will preseiit a •family Fun· Federatton of Teachers the second level betWeen Nord­ held at gunpoint and robbed TueSday rai9ef• ;from 5 to 8 p.m. Feb. 8 at t.be Sou· Of the 28 winners, 1o finalists Will be strom and Macy's, 3333 Bnstol evening by two men outside a Costa Mesa achievement May X1 ~ ~uired to file a graduation petition by March 1. plantation. 1555 Adams Ave. chosen March 24. Of thOse, three~ .St., Co~ta Mesa. Merchandise business, police said. • will be up to 50% off through Students filing petitiom wW be eligible ln a.n effort to raJse money for the foun­ will be selected Aprll t to enter the The victim was robbed at a.bout 7:30 Jun. 30. F.or more mformabon, for the spring commencement ceremony detton. Souplantation will offer 20% off Onpge County Teacher of the Year com·, p.m. as he was walkirig toward hi.I car ed as to excellent teachers can Legion Post 291 level of the 62nd off, and there will be an addi­ Latino, between the age~ of 27 and 29, Freedom Shrine to be built C11\JluAI Amencan Legion National High tional 15'Yo to 25% oft on and about 6 feet 2 mches tall. He was A teacher from eaeh Newport·Me.c;a School Oratorical Contest. already-reduced merchandise. heavy-set, aoout 250 1>9unds, with dark at St. Joachim School sdlool will receive $2,000 as part of an Emruc;on, along with the first- and Draper's & Damon's is at West­ eyes and a shaved head. He wa \ast c;aen The Exchange Club of Newport Harbor educational grant program sponsored by thud-place winn'ers, took home a check cliH Plaza,· 1062 Irvine Ave., wearing a light-colored T-shirt and dark will dedicate a Freedom Shrine at St. The Irvine Co. · anrl medal for their outstanding oratories. Newport Beach. For more infor­ pants. Joachim School m Costa Mesa, as an effort Applications are being accepted by Each winner spoke twice dunng the rught. mation, call (949) 646-5521 HIS accomphce was d cribed as a Lati­ on behalf of the club to remind local ati· · The Irvine Co. and Donald Bren Founda­ The annual oratoncal ts designed to B. Magne fashion, at the no in bi<; mid-20s, about 5 feet 4 inches tall zens of our nation's freedom. tion for the $60,500 that will be awarded to develop a deeper knowledge and appreci­ Newport North Center on and weighing about 130 pounds. He has The event will take place at 8:15 a.m. the Newwrt-Mesa school district. .etion of the Constitution of the United MacArthur B6ulevard and Bison dark hair and eyes· and- was last seen Feb. 23, in conjunction with the school's The awards are meant to encourage States on the part of high school students. Avenue m NPwport Beach, is wearing clothmg simi\,,r to th~ gunmetn's. ·anniversary celebration. excellence m teaching and help improve Any high school student under 20 thdt 11' a ·having a semi-annuctl sale with U.S. citizen or lawfw ~nnanent. resident suvlngs up to 50% off. For more Anyone With infonnation can call the The shrine will include a collection of the quality of education in the school dis­ information, call (949) 644-4477. Costa Mesa Police Department at (714) reproduced documents from American trlCt. is eligible to participate, 754·5281. b.i.Story, mclud1ng the Bill of Rights, the While thiS IS the first year for Newport· Fi.rlt place winner Saxon Nowotka of • BEST BUYS IS published Thursdays and Mayflower Compact, the Declaration of Mesa, the Irvine and Tustin school dtstricts Huntington Beach High School advances Saturdays If you know of a good buy, - Greg RlsHng Independence and the U.S. Constitution. have had the grant program the put two to the next level Feb. 11 in Anaheim. send a fax to (949) 646-4170 or write to Daily Pilot, Best Buys, 330 W. Bay St., l ost.a Mesa 92627

READERS HQTUNE ntlWI stones, tllunr111ons.. ~rti> WEATHER SURF POLICE FI l ES (949) 642-6086 rial l'Mt\et' or adYenisements Record yoor comments •bout hefttn llDIU. Adv~ Newport Beach Second low west-northwest swell S3,300 'Mfe S10len in the 2000 bl«k. ly correct all trrors of substance Cl•Wfted (949) 642·5671 S:Sfp m .••••••• 0.0 Ed1t0t . Pleaw call (949) 574-4168 65149 • Newport ~""'- : A stereo and com~ dlSC player 01~•Y (949) 641-4.321 moves In by the STtvlMAMU. Newport CO.st Second high worth S260 wer stolen from the 1800 block between l and 11 Man•ging Edrtot rn fdltoriel 65/50 after midnight afternoon. Sets TINA IORGAnA, The Newport ~act-Jeost.t Mfil News (949) 64.2-S680 p.m. Jan. 14. Assistant Man69•"9 £dttor D•lly Pilot (USPS-144-800) Is Sport1.(949)S74-4223 SUllf FOlltlCAST thould be higher at • Pl• m1... A"""9: lWo bicycles worth ~ weft rtolen publiShed Monday throogh Sat· ....,AY ANASTACIA....._ ~Spurts F•11(949)646-4170 SIZE from a business in 2100 block at about 2:20 Jan. Ul'day In Newport 8Hch and LOCATION the hot ipots. inch.fd· tht p.m. 16. City Ed1t0f E·tn1tl. da1typil~hhnk .net wedge .....•.H>w First low eosu Mesi. subtcriptlons •• the and STSVllA*S, M.anotfk. . Newport.•••• 3.5 w 6.11 1.m ... , ... 2.0 ·Ing rolnts News Edltof av••lable only by subla'lbtno to The times Or.nge eounty CIOO) ·~ Offte• (949) 642 .... )21 Bi.ctcies .••••• l-5 w first high '~- It will be pertty ..oGmlt CARI~ • ..,•• Ode: A eemput« and a cellul.I( phoni were SpofU Editor • 252·9141. In.,.., OUClide of IUsiMls F&11(949)631-7126- IUwr Jetty.••• ).5 w 12:18 a.m •••••• , 4.2 doudy todly whh llAOt ,.,.pon lellCh ~CON Mesa, CdM ••••.•..3-5w low stoten-·°"' from • ~ In tht 500 block somftlme during thli MMC~ Second Photo Editor iubscriptlont to !he o.lty Not 6:41 p.m •••••••• OA ttrong wlndl. TN ewning of Jan. 11. f\lalWlle odt.,. by INll for IOAl9IG LYNNllOLA. 10 pet monlh. Second da Second higt\ ... will tt.n to • ~ "-: A liPPhke ring lhd teeth W"'9ner wont\ OhpYy Adllenhlog s Var&.bll morning polt.ege pikt"• C.OU MeN, CA 11:551 m •••••• 4.4 dMr by FrlcNty. SJ, 115 W9f9 **'" from IN 1JOO blodt IOmltinii bltuu11n NaYCMlllllG. (Prtc. tndudtlill ~ wlndl It J to ' knots Md becoming Wiit• .a.n. u .a.n. , .. 0.-.~~ .... Md IOC.t tall&) P'OSTMAS­ w.r vttlbfllty It ....,..._,,._...,phoneend1~~~ LMIA JOIMON. __ TIR· Send addr9 °*""' to ~Mlto poor. Thi tun .U M Promotions TN ,_UIPOrt INd«Oltl Mela l lcnotl ~ S7.3DD _.....,. fTonu twJn the JIOO lllock ..,.111 ,. 5:15 p.m. ~-...... t ·r M'PTDD llW& ~=-""'' " Dlllrfllot.~ ..1- c.­ .... ~ b9ttiu• I Jin I Ind Mno tt • Chief FinilncUI Offk• .... CA,_. . ~· No

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Newport Beach/Costa M.eso Doily Pilot 6 A4 Thur~y. January 21, 1999 t llllflY • Panel steeririg toWard ch~ges in traffic laws Budding artists • Environmental Quality tion on the issue, but did not dis· ·several big projects have environmentalist are op~sed to can enter contest i' cuss anything in-depth becpu it been cotnlng in as additions to the the ldea of "exempt intersec­ FYI · · Students are asked to h Affairs Committee to didn't get copies of the ordinance, general plan, and the committee tions,• which would give the City submit an entry to the Wal­ i concerned the road system isn't Council the authority to prevent ~ review revision p~oposals. said Assistant City Manager dorf School of Orange .u. Sharon Wood. gomg to be able to handle them,• an unpopular road unprovement. · County community art con- 0 "I think now thal they've had Watt said. "It's been 10 years "l believe that, in effect. opens test. . · the overview, they'll be m better since the last update, and the lev­ the door to allow those mtersec­ Entries must be in before c els semce have been eking up tions to continue lo get worse," ] shape to read the proposed ordi· of Feb. 12. ·. Th~ nance," said. beyond what is satisfactory.· she said. ~ NEWPORT BEACI f she Waldorf is at 2350 city's Environmental Quality Jean Watt, a longtune environ· City officials want to fix th~ Many factors would have to be Canyon Drive, Costa Mesa. F met in order to declare an inter­ pl Affcurs Committee has set (.t spe­ mentalist and member of the ordinance so that it will stand up For more mJormation, cial mf'etmg to .deal with pro­ committee, said the group did under legal challenges. section exempt, including a • call (949) 574-7754. t• "super majority" vote of the City 1 poc;ed changes to the 1'caff1c Phas- reiterate its desire to see the city While Watt agTees with many fl .~ ing Ordinance. • update its general plan before it of the changes, she and other Council. a The comnuttee met this week starts tinkering wii!i the traffic u und received th~ city's presenta- ordinance. fJ

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IRIEFlY IN THE NEWS Aysia 101 to host benefit for Red Cross Dolphin event counting on volunteers ChildheJp USA seL<> fashion show, luncheon The 11 U1 annual M Sunset on the Bay,• a champagne- and wme-tasl· The Orange County Chaptrr of the nouprollt Amencan Cetacean The Orange County Chapter of Childhclp USA will have its fnsh.ion ing event sponsored by Red Ribbon 1'QO to benefit the Orange County Society will hold a "Day of lht; r)vlphin" event Jnn. :m. show and lunc:h ~n. MFor the l.oVP uf a Child,• at l l am. Marclt 25 at Chapter of the American Red Cross takes place from 4:30 to 8:30 p .m . Tho e interested must attPnd an onentataon rnceunu at 7i30 p.m. the Hyqtt Regency Irvine. 1l1r> <~v1•nt wtll be prt!S(•nted by South Coast • Feb. 7 at the restaurant Ays1a 101 in Newport Beach. Jan 28 at the Costa Mesa Neighoorhood Community Center at 1845 . und~r B11lur d11ector "Because our .yea is prone to earthquakes and other major disas· Park Ave. Volunteer "sightcrs• will he po 1honetl dl 13 tildtion.<; ctlong Plaza lha direction of Wall"rich of oommunity ters, it b unpcrahvc to continue our tund.:ra.ising.efforts for commWJ1. Orange Cow1ty beache:.. The ewnt will last from~ a .m. to 5 pm., but rc•lations for the '>hoppmu cent r. • • ty support und donations for the ongoing services of the R.cd Cross/' volunteers can sign up for ds little dS two ho\lJ~ of ohservalwn. Funds raised th..:011yh the Ora11qe Count}" Chapter provide support said Sharon Esterlcay, pre!'.ident of Red Ribbon 100, the advisory coun­ For more inlonnation call l714) 534-5177. dOd earn for abl15ecJ children partinpaling m Cbildhelp USA's S<>lltb­ cil to the locdl Rt•d Cross. r . cm Cdliforma piograms ThtS' me Jude~ <1 re 1dent1al treatment foc.,1hty Guests ol the l'Vent will sample premier selections from.intcma­ Sanitary district member named to .board in Beaumont, tostcr fttmtly agendt:s, group home . I lead Start pro­ tiondl and domr.stk vincydrd member ArlPm• Schc1fN has Reservationi. arc $75 ~n<.I ~tiJI dJC being accepted The Red Cross ·~ not a government agency and depends on com­ been elected as dil altemdte to tht• Orn.ngc County l.«>e:i.il Acwncy For· C.:hildhelp USA is ono ol the ltuyest nonproht organizatJon~ thdt is muruty support to provide sheller, food and clothing for those left mati~n Commission. The 11-member conuniss1on 1s mnc!P up of repre­ homelcs!) in the wakl! of disJsters. sentatives from the Orange County Board of SupPrv1i;ors, city councils.· ded1catPd to the trPatmenl, pn•y1.mt.ion and r~wrtrch of chdd negl!.!ct - TickeL'> lo the event nrc $65 per J)erson. Aysia 101 is at 2901 W. speoal districts and the general public: Schafer w1U complete d term c:tnd aqusc. Tius year marks th • 40th dnn1vcrsar.y ol the natiqnal orga· f'. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 497- left vacant by Bill Goodwin.of the Ali os Wah•r Di... tnct. She will erve ntzation. ~5749. • . .. until 2002. For more mformatJoni' call 1949) 548:4228.

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'I. It J f• . A 6 Thur sd , January 21 , 1999 Newport Beach/Costa ~ Doily Pilot 6 • Send AROUND TOWN •term to the Rf 91 trahon lS at 7:30 a m. AdllllS· A Tender Care Parenting Cla • port Beach Central Library, 1000 hour will be dance lessons. ff-or sented at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove Daily Pilot, Around !own, 330 W. Bay St , sum is $22 for member dnd $30 tor volunteers ~lll be pr ent• d Avocado Ave. Regi trahon is rnore information, call (949) 644· State Park, 8471 E. Coast l f1gh­ CC))ta Mesa 92627, fax them to (949) for norunt>mhcrs. Wdllc·up add from 6-30 lo 9,30 pm nl th~ 1cquir •d For more mformation. 3151 . wf)y, Newpoil n ach. B ck·coun· 646 4 170. Of c.all (949) 642 5680, ext c S R~ervationi. 1u requested. Orange County Child Abuse Pie· call (949) 717-.3 808, • try hikes meet nt El Moro V1s1tor I 228 A complete hsting of Around Town • 'an be found at daltypilot. information, cull (71 4) vcntum Center, 2482 Ne\\ port The NeWport Harbor Emblem Center. Parking i $5. ror more 832-9368. Blvd , Suite 3, Costa t-. fo t1 Volun­ A dramatic reading . Utled "A Club No. 394 will present its 38th information, call (949) 497-7647. • I ti>ers arn urgently neecJccl to pro­ Ch~khuv Concert" will be pre· installation of officer· at 7:30 p.m. I The Nt>wport HUI Gardt>n Club vide m·home pan•nt trmniny to s nted at 7 p m. at the Newport at the Newport Harbor Elks ·corona del Mar Plaza's Three ti w11l meet at 10 h.m at Club fami.lte at nsk of child nhuc;e or Bear:h Central Library's Fncnds Lodge, 3456 Via Oporto, Newport Dog Bakery w1Jl present a g rand ~ TODAY House II , 1900 Port CMlow Place, neglf'!ct. Voluntcell, must hE' at Mt>eting Room 1000 Avoc·ado Beach. Membership is ongoing. op£!mng celebration from l 0 d m . u least 2 t years old. Res<'rvataons AV£'. Admission is free. For more Por more infonnahon, call (714) 0 Th~ walking club of Nt>wport Newport Beach. Certified arhorist td 7 p .m . at its plaza location, 924 Beltr.h Wlll mc<'l at !:l a m dn<.I 7 Roh Johnson \\.'\JI di ... cus-; Environ· tire rnqwrcd. For mom mforma­ mfonndtiOn, call (949) 717 ntal ( are of Tie~· · cmd Brush turc free doggie treats for pups in or Avcnu.-. Lose Wl'ight , nd ha-ce ',1"111nm11H1 : Tuno tor Tnrnmrng. attendance, a profe_<;s1onal trainer t Scrabble Club No. 350 will meet full. J"ur more inlon11,11lon, Cctll (tnrt Cttre .met Vi t1t<'nnq Coffer. 1s FRIDAY SATURDAY givmg free ups; raffle prizes und from 6 to 10 p m. at Borders Rooks .f ttJ4tl) hS0-1 J32. e1t 4:~ 0 11 .m Now mc>mbers Wf!I· more The-event will Wso serve ns " and Music, )890 Nnwport Bl~d ., A physic~ training class will be A tender care parenUng class for ~ ronw For nton• mlonnation, call a dog food drive for a locdl dog C osta Mesa. BPgmncr~ C'nted from 8:30 lo 9·30 a.m. voluntt•ers will be presented from t The Good Morning Costa Mt>. Ph1yers nt OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mar­ 9 a.m . to 4 p.m. at the Orange 1 l>u,itwss hrf'ctkid..,l 1s from 7: l S tu more information, C<'ll (949) ~54- must bring their own qanws, gue>rite Ave.. Corona de! Mar County Child Ahuse Prevention A 8:45 c1 .m lit the Cosl<1 M""" Charter 100 ~Ill prf>st"nt guest 3779. Cours<> timers and pencils. Thd dub \\111 Adnuss1on is $21. For more mlor­ C"enl $17 di lht~ door. maintain and publish perfor­ provide in-home parent train.mg lrom 11 :30 New Beginning• will bC' pre..,Pnt­ .For more 1ntom1c1llon, call (714 I luncheon pra~11dm mance stahstu::s. }>n2e>~ will. l>o The c!ty of Newport Beach to farmhes dt'risk of child abuse or ~d from 10 a .m. to 17:30 pm. at 885·90!-JO ct.Ill. t1.> 1.:JO p 111 at A11,onello R1s ~ awarded dftei each game Adniis- Community Services Depart­ neglect. Volunteers must be 21 tu1 dnl<•, I (; 11 W. Sw1flowe1 Ave., ion is $3 per ses~ion . ror rnor (.' nwnt's. hrst monthly swing und years. old Reservations are the offic<>s of Maxine B. Colwn, The Eden AJtemaU\.e h the UUe Costa Mt>sil C'ust lo members is mfomu1tion. call (949) 75Cl-4871. ballroom 9-ancc will be presented reqwred. For more informdtion, 180 Newport Center Dnve, Suite oJ tlw Semurs 1 lousmq Count 11 $20 d lld to no 11 -mm11bf'rs dH' $25. from 6 to 11 p.m. al OASIS Seruor call (949) 722-1107. 180 A. Newport Beach. Admis­ brP<1k1<1'it mectinq t.1l 8 u m ttt the Rei-ervulion c; urr. required f or A reading and discussion gTOup Center, BOO Marguerite Ave .. sion is $40. For more mformdhon, Nt·wport Sher(1ton 1 lolt>l, 1 J ~ 5 more il1fonn aho11, ct11l (714) 8:l3· tJU(>cl "Before the Rush" will he Corona dPl Mar. Advtlnce tickets A back·country hike will be pre- call (949) 644 -6435. MacArthur Blvd, Nc>wport Be«1«h. I 242Q. - . prcscnlf'd al 7 p .m. at Uw Nf•w. itrn $15; $20 at the door. The first

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( l • • New rt Beach/Costa Mesa Dail Pilot soc1e Thuuday. Januory 21, 1m A 7 Harmonious combination offood, opera for 'Dutchmcin' pPrCI l'ducauon' I grant to Socwty Divertimento T H E C R 0 W D tive RoundtablP - cumpnsed of the evening prOllUS(.?S to he wild Newport-M• a (lnd greater spon or-th· ·v nth annual Pedi- 0 played host to an after· many of Newport-Mesn·s distill- - Sim will ch.all nge the group to Oran~e County c-unununity, c;itnc c·am:••r Rescari h PuuncJn- opcra yathf'ung lot sup1,mte1~ at guished business leade1 , led by up the antr. from $'15,()()() to On Feb 7, center orgdmZPrs tior1 M~mon,al Lectur hip, latPd The Center Club, Costtt Mt>sc1 The Irvine Co's Dick Sim - will $100,000, Wlth all funds ear- Wiil be hononng foundf~ tot f b t at the Sutton Pia~ following the 'J\1 • day-evening join UCI Chancellor Ralph markc..-d for men':; and women's donors and vohmtecr with an Hotel, Newport B ~1ch pe.r!ormance of ·n1t? Ayinq Cicerone and a host of local chg- athletic scholglll Dutchmdn • at the. Orange Coun- nilarics for a m sdenlif1c program I ,.., '" David Dukes, Tom Tlemev, Lci_r- lhr ( the l I t t po eac • >aseu c 1an y as t 7 i') b J I } I v rr6tl The late-night n>past wdi. the / IIl owing ) gges pos ·gt1ml'..! sprt'dd the motto. •Arrest \he n 1 m ononug 0 in "P1 =-1· pcrfoct opportwl.ity for opcrd bufts ryKhEchls~J~, Vlr~lnl:. G~0 'li.~ ~en student bash of th(~ season. ·problem, not th~ child,'" tor mow KPTSL')' )Sa professor of tJhorntory to c:ompil!e notP.:s. Opera Pac;-iftc, a g an, ar 8 a • 0 To reserve last-minute ticlCets, .thcsn two decades, working to mecl1ane/paUlology with a pc ln g(~n~-t erfort to ake ~· ni'ght Ellen Allen, Roger Oglesby and ii available, and to supJ>6rt the artlty 111 pedwtric blood anc;! mrtr· a tlllOJJ 111 u Carol Cicerone are some of the c11vert children from problematic t I t d H th \ at the opera d totcll l'xpem•ncP, loeals teaming up under the scholarship fund, cdll Nicole at heh ivmr that otherw1i.e rrught . r~.. ;oa: oluau {]1~: ... ~~=, f c ~~n ' b 1 also throws a 1>re-01>md diruler dt .W. f h h Ell (949) 824-7424. ' ~ ln'"d to troubl y.,th the ldw l!"" lf • '-! ... s.-l 0 • . cook drrec:tion o onora.ry coac 1.- ..... m•5otn.CalllX!r c :entr>i The Center Club, w1Ul cockt.ailc; dt a beth Ttemey. ••• To partic1f>ate in the mil~torH• .. Fd ~ t'vening, und Mar's,Don Beall and Npear~ •• black-tie requ •stevcning at 5 p.m in The Koll From Uw tlram.t un the '\l<1yP lo Room at Bren Event~ Center. At . f II 0 f ~tt'f r l'I· .fJr rff/1 Go ld Coast fini~h.' · ~ Old Scavo Gia~~ BREAKWATER - ....·-:u a.-.~~ 25"H 29.S"W ' s229s ''1r• .. c'l2 gc lmuflcd ow1 80.11 PS 531 Odute Carpn Cwh 11 ~ CERAMIC • DRAPERY • VINYL • TILE • BLINDS • WOOD DfSIGNC"R Rl ~Alt BOUTIQUE Hodson lighting Open Tuo..r ri. 9 00-5 '!a.I'~ ~ • JE Jewelry ~ Shoes etc. (949) 548-9341 ~on-In•'"""" u:pm I Q_UmZtl ~· IC "!.lft 1~•pm ~- ...... L______<.\he n71U• (714) 751-2.}24 , W'W°"J' I 1W)l6fil A- ' (949) 675-9756 New& Used 336 ,..Poinsettia t11t rcHJ • Corona del Mar ..norts Equipment CRYSTAL CAVE nowboard'> • Ski\ • Sk.ucboards E'\crcisc· Equipment & Mon:- Psychic Readings Bu\ • Sell • fradc..,,,,,,,;.iiiliiiiiiiiiiliii~ Call store for appointment) • Tarot • Script Channeling PLl1Y IT AG~ln • Astrology • Handwriting Analysis

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.' . "' EDITORIAL EL TORO DEIAll Genis will help library cause Of Tom Wilson

hP eftorl lo build u true and democracy . municipttl· library in Readers stick to party lines ~on's plan to Jet voters decide T Cost<1 Mesa has bt•en, ma1or county projects is fantastic. ul best, a short story. on supervisor's proposal Fina Uy, a breath of reason and for yt.>ar!>, city commis­ that voters should decide reality I sioners dPhatC'd the ,issue Orange County politics have the fate of El Tqro. been driven by special inte.rests wilhm,ll gn•<1t forwurd and issue~ori· progn•ss. Was it better to e all know how difficult ented superyi· br<'dk lrP<> lrom the county · it · is to· reach a two­ sors for far too thirds majority vote on and its cmenuc.Ul>ra1y sys­ W long. The very anything. · tem? Wetter tough it fact that the · to Therefore, Tom Wil. on's pro­ pro-airport uut anil hope thdt the county posal to allow the rrunonty to camp is con­ '"'mild eventually cirde> hack control something like the vote demning Wil­ and nld South Coast become utter chaos c:10d would promise from the anti-airport Plt11:u , the Performing Arts Patrons study at the Costa Mesa Library. soon cease to exist. The ollzens camp I'm absolutely convinced ; Ct>nlN dncl handfuls of othc>r need to have faith m their system that the only way to equitably : land or the books - could resolve this and other' con- • pnclef ul things, the town's build and maintain a city strd19ht-dhead pe rson who is of government that thi!> c;ort of unafraid to spedk her mind, cost as much as $20 million. thing can't happen. This t!>n't tentious issues is to let a •super • twm branch libranc<; we1P library. It was a-statement ol But with Genis and other some third-world quasi-democra· majority" of voters decide. . lc1ckinq in luster. independence . to pick a course, to put in the ROBERT DICKSON members of the founddlion, cy, where elecuon results are But that seemingly ·The start-up group tur· hdtd work. l In knowledge • either ignored or manipulated if Costa Me~ ol city government and local there's reason to be hopeful. dhtn ~ wd last year when the thered .1ts chances for succ·ess they don't parallel the opinion of .. last week when it elected businPss are adc.lPd bonuse..,. And in a town as ambitious the so-cc:t.lled elected officials. Pohbcians often propose cun· • onnn11ss1on formed the Cos­ ous ideas and programs, but the : Sandy Genis as its president. The f oundCttion has ambi1 and ucccsst ul as Costa When the ref does the coin ld MPsa Library Founcldhon. toss at a football game, the losing proposal by Tom Wilson to have • ti<>\!S plans. A stale-of-_the-art Mesa._ l~en~'s reoson to b • nw group's goal was smgu- Genis, a fom1er mayor and side doesn't yell, ·wail a minute •harmful projects" approved by : oplinustic:. · Lldl,clm•ct : Ruise morn•y to I a plann er by JJde, 1s a lihuu y --: not counting the l - best out of three" or "Let's do two-thirds of our voters is one of ' 1t agam, but use my tnck coin.• the most stupid I have heard. Sometimes you win and some­ WlJo defines "harmful pro- times you lose. Tom Wilson and 1ects, • and on what basis? hlS group need to have enough The Board of Supervisors is charncter and be grown-up elected to make tough decisions C 0 M M U N I T Y C o·M M E N T A R Y enough to dccept defedt like for O\lf atiZens. Wilson apparent.. matUie ddults and true Ameri­ ly does not want lh!lt responsibiJ; cans. 1ty and should resign. His imma­ The system that we have set . ture ideas are an· embarrassment up in Uus country and this coun­ to our clistnct ty only works because ~ Also, the vote by Wllson and Build.it,·and·they will walk haven't all ow~d thei.e sort of Supervisor Todd Spitzer against dttempts at marupuldllon to a flight demonstration shows occur. only that they are concerned t»at guage, he essentially said, •n.anks but no I'm personally appalled thdt · it will sho9! no problem When thanks." somebody like Tom Wil!>on; m the prevailing wmds reverse and No matter. I'm glad they're dolhy at. lt's a his position of respbn~bility, planes to John Wayne approach !>hame, though, that they wall d so Jong. wquld stoop to publicly propos· from the coast, they Oy over my However, I must ofter a few·words of cau­ ing something that is bldtantly house in Bayshores at a rather · • uon. I get the chilb wh~n ver I h ve to deal contrary to all we hold dear in low level - a bomb would be a with an drch1tect who is more mtue ted m America. direct hit -· and the noise is no the magnificence of lheu \'1S1on than wtth The people of Orange County problem. even standing outside. the way it's suppo+ d to work. have already deeded this issue, IRVIN C. CHAPMAN The Pilot credited Kathryn Gusta~ . the rea.c;on you came, maybe the onJy reason. I agree with Wilson's proposal hat do l tNnk of the proposed Judgment and industry on all etc., the Wlde aisle meandcnng in sur.h a So st.ay and spend money while you're ett 1t. to introduce a countywide vote tSsues. In a representative gov­ bndge connecting South Codst way that the unathleUc hahitu11l hopper of ~other remark was that 1t woulcl requiring a two-thirds majonty ernment, the people are respon­ Pld7.a and Cry taJ Court? I love it. the plaza would be lured tep by st ~p to the on major is!>ues that will impact W .encouruge walking. Ncv~r mind, mi ke Utat sible for electing or not re-elect­ Jn f., of how to re::.cue that fine,· . detennine whether or not the The rei;ponse was sur pnsinqly £•nUrnsia he• • wind. I can pie ture nothing mu<;h more the basis for au government. Mr. but dedd, elephant lying in S1bena across majoiity of citizens really want and several people aid tho J should tPll U1e romantic than a couple sifting next to the Wilson. do the job y.ou were BPar Street. I told U1cm how I had;.een an . the airpOrt that the county super­ Segerstroms. full-length window, sipping a cabeml"t and visors are l:lying to push down elected to do or for the benefit of . undoscc:1 bridge in downtown Denver that Being part idealist 1tnd port skeptic, I all of us, or stand aside and let watching the cars bt!low making their way our throats. connt'cted d f..mory building. Ahso Viejo elected position. t mt-story level. It was prunarily pedestrian. s1de was thke tv ARTSTANCOW JONWAMPLEl Bemg a r staurant de igner - one of · on the phone h hmc>d patiently. Hts bor •· Newport Beach Costo Mesa l think that Supervisor Wil- 1h~m a Japane e restaurant in South Coast dom Wi't ri!lpahle, ttnd m ye1 y politr ldl\

lllDllS lllPOID ...... , ~ CouhcilWOman owan says city needs to think gr

THE ISSUE: Libby Cowan wants, Cowan is seelting to put a more attrac­ have some beautifw tive 68(-e on COila Mesa. l agree whOle· trees and plaiitl in city to improve its OUtward hearledl)'· their area And we apPearance by imprOvlng DOROTHY HAGIN tbiak tbja la • WOO' tts CoMMm dedulidea. landscaping. · We look forward to WOlkb'Q wttll the was 1ust caliti>9 to gtve my support to ~end we bope tbet Ubb}' Cowan end a. plliD. Oalea ~ylndledty Meta doet need 10 .... a blggS wtl .. ln hellMDo to lftfort to l>M~ aneseo-...mcngNID ..outQty•IDGl9 pace and to get the community esctted ~-uU· about livtng ln a clean town. And In a tal plMlc? We 1mDw we can do it. ADd f town ....we laof>e eve~ will get. behind um ~wport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Tiwt.d9y, Jcinuory 21, 1m A 13 .. · V 0 l U N I E E R D I R E C T O.R Y ' . ; THE VOWNlH.R DIRE~ORY runs penodiail­ range of activitiel) for volunteers. For office and as~ with mailing parties. The functions. For more information, call 839· ject Together.' Volunteers will establi h a ly-tn the Daily Pilot. If You'd like infonnation on information, call 6199. . relationship wtth children living in homes getting your OJganiution lirted, call 574--4228 474-4488. orchestra also needs volunteer . who would like to partiopate on 1ta admim . of stress and abuse. Volunteers will erve OPERATION CLEAN SLATE trative board. For more information, call ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS as a table role model in the cltild's life. MASTER~CLE OF ORANGE COUNTY .For'more informanon, call 631-7540. The perfo ng arts orgaruzation needs The• Costa Mesa-based organization Gil Abrams at 644-7019. Voluntef'r to give gwded LourS of U1c Centennial ·Farm the Orange County volunt~r tor computer input, ticketing needs volunteers to paint out graffiti and at filing and handling phones. For mfonna~ assist with other duties. For more infor­ ORANGE 'couNTY CHILD ABUSE Fairgrounds in C~1a Mesct. Tours for ORANGE COUNTY tion, call 556-6262. · mation. call Michael Howard at 435- PREVENTION CENTER school groups are given from 9 .to 11 a.m ., HOMELESS TASK FORCE . 0745. . ~ The center is seeking indLviduals who Monddy through Friday. For more mtor­ Volunteers needed for the hlterla1th MENTOR PROGRAM . want to participate in its Welcome Bal)y ' mntion~ call 708-1618. • Council Network to work with homeless YMCA Community Semces needs men­ ORANGE COAST INTERFAITH SHELTER program. Volunteers will be ttdined to adults m a program on basic lile sk.ills. ORANGE COUNTY HARVEST For tors. A. commibnent of six . hours. per Volunteers needed for programs at the help new parents learn how to cdre !or more infonnar1on, call 263-1774. will l lelp gledn salvdgeable produce from a month mclu~es mentor training, Costa Me5a shelter which houses, feeds new infants. Participants go into the regular ORANGE COUNTY MUSEUM OF group activities and Ume to build a one­ and case manages families. For more family's home two to tow hours a week to 10a m on Wednesdays and frQm 1 to 3 ART on-one friendship 'For more information,. information, call Lori Glover at 631-7213. for Uuee to six months. For more infor­ p.m. on weekends. For more-information, Volunt~ needed to gwde adults and · ·. call (?14) 838-1385 ext 41 . mation, call 722-i107. .cwl Dianne Kawamura at 708-1597. •. ~hool groups through the galleries al}d ORANGE COUNTY .. . teach abo1,1t the mU9eum's collections and OPERA PAQFIC CHAMBER ORCHESTRA ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY • ORANGE COUNTY HEALTH exhibitions. A training program is avail-· CARE AGENCY able. For more information, call 759-1122,. The Opera Paofic Guihf a sup­ The orchestra needs volunteers to help DEVELOPMENT COUNOL • Alliance, lndividudls needed to participate m 'Pro- .ext. 204. · port group for Opera Pacific, has a wide sell tickets, staff social a.tfairs, work the I Volunteers are ne~ed for a vanety of .. .

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' ( • • • • • • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doity Pilcit A 12 Thursday, January 2 1, 1999 commun1 for ' 7 E· IT 0 R 11 l ·IL TORO Dlllll G~rlis Will help library cause Of Tom~ Wtlson ·T he c ff 01t to build a true arid democracy · municipal lib1ary in Readers stick to party lines son's plan to let voters decide Costa Mesa has been, maJor county projects is fantastic. at bm;t, a sh9rt story on supervisor's proposal Finally, a breath of reason and · For yc,ars, city commis­ that voters should decfde reality! <> ionc1s ctebatcd the issue Orange County politics have the fate of El Toro. \.vtthout greiil to'rwatd . been driven by special interests and issue.ori­ _progress. Was H better to e all know. how difficult en ted supervi­ break tree !rom the co\U1ty it is to reach a two­ sors for far too thirds majority vote on ,and its an~mic library sys- . W long. The very • anything. • fact lh~ t the tern? Wus it better to tough it Ther~fore, Tom Wilson's pro· out dnd hope that the county pro-airport posal to allow the minonty to camp is con­ w ould eventually circle back control something like the vote demning Wil- " and mdke Costa Mesa's two on El Toro is ridiculous. Hey son's plan is Tom, wby not tum the vote bra nches robust? The clearly indica... more around and require those tive of the pre­ de bate w e nt back and forth, opposed to EI Toro or any other vailing board up and down, around and maJo~ project to come up with a Tom Wilson 213 vote to stop progress? attitude of arow1d. ignonng the citizens of Orange : .All the. while, residents · JIM THOMPSON Corona del Mar County. Whether or not you are w ere fo1 ct>d '\o put up wtth a m favor of an airport at El Toro, library that wa'I open some Our system of government is the planning and review process · days and not others, lacking already established. If the losing has been a sickening spectacle, • from the arrogance and ques­ in a full collection, minus \ ide tried to change the rules to alter the outcome of the vote to tionable facts of the pro-auport even bt1.sic pe riodicals. For a camp to the total refusal to com­ MARC MAAl\N I OAllY Pll01 therr benefit, the sy!>lem would city thc1t bo.aste d South Coast . become utter chaos and would promise from the anti-airport Plctzd, the Perfornung Arts Patrons study at the Costa Mesa library. soon cease to exist. The citizens camp. I'm absolutely convinced : Ctmter and handfuls of other need to have faith in their system that the only.way to equitably ~ pndetuJ things, the town's bwld and maintain c1s1ty slrttJght-tthead pe1son who is land or lhc books - could of government that this sort of resolve this and other con- - • thing can't happen. This 1sn't tentious issues is to let a ·super • tw in bra n< h libraries were hbrary. It was a statement of undfrnid to ~p<•etk her mind, cost as much as $20 million. But with Genis and other some third-world quasi-democra­ mdjority" of voters decide. lacking in luster. independence. to pick a course, to put in the ROBERT DICKSON members of the foundation, cy, wh~re election results are But thdt seemmgly · The start-up group fur - Olitd work. 1 l«>r knowledge • either ignored or manipulated if Costa Mesa changed last year when the thered its chances for suctcss of city 9ovPrmnent and local there's reac::on to b~· hopeful. they. don't parallel the opinion of commission formed the Cos­ ldst week when it elected business dre addPd bonuses. And in a town as ambitious the so-called elected officials. Politicians often propose cun­ • ous ideas and programs. but the ld M(>..,d Library Foundation • Sandy Genis as its president. The foundation has ambi­ .and SUCCCS!,fUI ilS Costa When the ref d~ the com Mesa, there's reason to be to~s at a football game, the losing proposal by Tom Wilson to have Tiw yroup's goal was smgu­ Genis, a former mayor and ti<>US pl11ns. A stdle-of-the-art "harmful pro1ects" approved by optimistic.:. side doesn't yell,. "Wait a minute lcH, dir<>cl: Raise mon(>y to I a planner by trdde, 1s cl . hl>T~ry - not counting the - best out of three" or "Let's do two-thirds of our voters is one of 1t again. but use my tnck com.~ the most stupid I have heard. - • Sometimes you win and some- · Who defines •harmful prcr : umes you Jose. Tom Wilson and jects," and on what basis? • hJS group need to have enough The Board of 54.pervisors iS ' character and be grown-up elected to make tough decisions • COMMUNITY COMMEltTARY enough to accept deteat.like for our ntiZens. Wilson apparent~ mature adult.s and true Ameri­ ly does not want that responsibil­ cans. ity clnd should resign. His imma- The system that we have set ~:~:~s~~~ an embarrassment up in Uus country and thi!> coun­ ty only wor~ l>ecause we Also, the vote by Wilson and Build it, and they Will walk haven't allowed these sort of Superv1Sor Todd Spitzer ag~t attempts at manipulation to a flight demonstration shows • occur. only that they are concerned that guage, he essentidlly o;;a1d, "Thanks but no l'm personally appalled that at \vill show no problem When • thanks." somebOdy like Tom Wilson, m the prevdiling winds reverse and No mattN. I'm glad thcy'.re domg tt. It's a his position of respontjbility, planet> to John Wayne approach shame, though, that they wait ~d so long. would stoop lo publicly propos­ from the coast. they fly over my J low"ever, I must offer a few words of cau· ing something that is blatantly hou e in Bayshores at a rather non. I get the chills whenever I have to deal contrary to all we bold dear m low level - a bomb would be a with dn architect who ii.; more interested in Amenca. d1Tect hit - and the noise is no the magnlficem;e of thelf vision than with The people of Orange County problem, even stand.mg outside . the way it's supposed to work. have already decided this issue, IRVIN C. 0tAPMAM The Pilot credited Kathryn Gustafson, the and they have endorsed the El Newport Beach de:s1gner, with these word:,: •rt becomes a Toro Airport. The Board of bird that fliP.s over," and thP plaza area Will Supervisors thus far has done its Ye~! I think Supervisor Tom : A b ridge con ­ lcatuw "cdsc:ad.ing" and •uubblmg· water, job and is doing the wtll of the Wilson's suggestion that referen·. necUng Sou th reminiscent ol hot springs. Two Scgcrstrom people. That should be the end dums should require passage by, representativa..Qijcred these commenl<>: of it. Tom Wilson should do two-thirds vote and go on the • Coast PJa7.a everything he can do in his posi­ •People will uriw d hunclrl'd nulcs to ~ee ballot at the end of a project's to Crystal tion to see that the will of the this bridge." Also "cncltitectural wonder• planning process is a good idea . Court is a hit people is served . That's what a and "sculptural :statement." All very nice, CRAIG STEIGLER with some moral and responsible person in Aliso Viejo readers. but then, Gustafson give~ me tho c chills. his position is expected to do. lf • She says she wanted to make 1t an en10~­ he can't force himself to do that, The notion that every signifi­ KIM HAGGERTY· ahle experience "for a person u mg the ZVWS I OM.Y Pll.OT then he should step down and Jet cant pro1ect needs to be voted on bndge. • somebody who believes in the by the public is fooliSh. Aside To her ana the lwo rt>pmsentdtiv~ . it's a Amencarny~tem take over for Villag~ - env1 ionoo the Costa Me.'>a ver­ from the expense and the • Bridge over Beill' Street overdue, bndge. Of course it is, but to me - a p<,"'<>ple him. sion soanng over the }l• rk1ng area and Bear prospect that spec:i41-interest person - 1t should be refome months later, my kc·ptical . LYNNE ROWLANDS What u plate for memory building. Aliso Vie10 elected position. thud-story level. It was pnmarily pedestrian. side was the winner. The p 1son I swk' to JONWAMP\.D Being a restaurant designer - one of on the phone hstened patiently. l hs bore­ ART STANLOW Costa Mesa I think that Supervisor Wil- Newport Beach th m u Japane~c re..taurant in South Coagt dom wa palpable, and m very 1>0hte Ian· .. ' 1111111 llSPOID Counci_lwoman Cowan· says city needs to think . TiiE ISSUE: Libby Cowan wants Cowan ii seeking to put 4 more a ttrac­ have some beautiful tive face on COlta MM{! I agree whole· trees and plants In city to improve its autward heartedly. ' their area. And we thiiak this .. e won­ appearance by impro_ving its dedul idea. 'an?scaping. We look lorward - to wotking With the wu just calJJng to glVe 111J supPort to dtf and we tM1pe that Ubby Cowan aDd hs plan. Costa ~lntbmdtY Mell doel need to ....- • blgV.­ ..tam in NlptDg to ::,f(ott to beaudly and•1tit9 more gr.­ ••a1wan ..-.ourc11ya ... pace and to g.t Dxt C'Ollbnanlty nctt.d ...... , ...... about lMng in 1 dean town. And In a We mtilhr - Clll do .. ADd sat town ...... , ••getbtNDdtblt

• !Ne~port Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Thurlday, JonUQry 21, 1999 A 13

VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY

• ~ VOWNlUA DIR!CTORY runs periodk~l­ range of activities for voluntecn>. For ly 1n the Daily Pilot. If you'd hke information on office and assist with mailing ~rues . The function . For more information, call e3q ·!ct Together.' Volunteers will estal?lish a iilformabon, call 474-4488. · getting your organ1zat1on ltst~. call 574-4228 orchestra als0- needs volunteers who 6199. relationship with children living in homes ~ would like to partiopatc on lts adminls. nl str s and dbuse. Volunteer.> will serve MASTER CHORALE OF ORANGE COUNTY OPERATION CLEAN SLATE trative boMd. For more infonnation, ·cdlJ ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS as a table role model m the childls lit . The performing arts orgdruzation needs The Costa Mesa-based ·organization Gil Abrams at 644·7019. Volunteer to give guided tours of the For more information, caJ.1631-7540. ~oluntecl1i for computer input, ticketing, needs volunteers to paint out graffiti und Centenrual Fann at the Orange County filir.g and handling phones. for informa- CfSstst with other duties. Por more infor­ ORANGE COUNTY CHILD ABUSE f'alfgrounds m Costa Me!)(l . Toun. for ORANGE COUNTY tion, call 556-6262. · mation, . call Michael Howard at 435- PREVENTION CENTER ' school groups are given Gorn 9 to 11 d.m. HOMELESS TASK FORa • 0745. The center is seeking ind1viduals who Monday through Friday. Por more mfor­ Volunteers needed for the Interfaith ,I . MENTOR PROGRAM want lo partiapate in iUs Welcome Baby mt1tion, call 708-1618. Council Network to work with homeless YMCA Community Service~ needs men­ ORANGE COAST INTERFAITH SHELTER program. Volunteers will be trainPd to adults m a program on basic lile skill:.. tors. A_ commitment of stx. hours per Volunteers needed for programs .at the help new parents learn how to carC' fo1 ORANGE COUNTY HARVEST For more information, call 263-1774. month m~l ~des 11\entor training, regular Costa Mesa shelter which houses, feeds new infants. Participants wW go mto the l lE>lp glean salvageable produce from 8 groµp activities and. lime to build a one­ and case manages families. For more family's home two to four houri; a week lo lOa.rn. on Wedrlesdays and from l lo 3 ORANGE COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART ,• . on.:one friendship. For more lnfonnation, information, call Lori Glover at 631-7213. for three. to six months. For more infor­ p.m . on weekends. Fck more information. Volunteers needed to guide adults and call (714) 838-1385 ext. ! 1. mation, call :722-1107. ·call Dionne Kay.iamura at 708-1597. " school gro'!P.5 through the gallenes and ORANGE COUNTY · tea<' h aoout the mweum's collectlon.s and OPEAA PAOFIC CHAMBER ORCHESTRA " ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY ORANGE COUNTY HEALTH e xhibiti~ns . A !-JaUung program is avail­ The Opera Paclfi~ Guild Alliance, a sup­ The orcheStra ·needs.; volunteers to help DEVELOPMENT COUNOL . CARE AGENCY able. For more information, call 759-1122, p

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Water fence wa ~feet tall," Gray into a quiet and beautiful piece o NOFX I EA~TBLUFF RESERVOIR Sdld. ·we never realized at was property that 4dds to the neigh• FYI short.• borhood. · CONTINUED FROM A 1 I CONTINUED FROM A 1 CONTINUED FROM A 1 The construction of the 18 uul­ Mesa General Manager Kar A special City Council lion-gallon reseivou sparked con­ Kemp said U1e district has ~ . I filed as weU. •There are certain membefli havo boen arrested for I through traffic on 81-'>0n Avenue meeting to decide keep our part of the agreement,• troversy among ne1ghbors who he s~ud . Jes on we learned by going Cvarious often es. The older broth- acro~s Jamboree Road and ban whether traffk changes complained of n01 e, vibrations er or one the boys was arrested left turns from northbound JcUn· The oversight wl<> discovered and dust. Some re:.idenls pursu d through that big project,• he saic:C f at Bison Aven~ and Jam· and convicted last year for deto- ! boree onto Bison for tt titX·month by resident Barbara Gray when litigation. Mesci as embarking on a pro­ boree Road should be naung a handmade bomb at ! ~nod . ' she was tn ·tulling new fencing in In the end, Mc a coughed up ject to build a colored-water treat• l!stancia High School. No one i EasU:Huff rei.1dcnts say the. made permanent is set hc>r bac.k yard. · · about $594,000 for on-site m.iUga­ ment facility at We!l No. 6 on was injured. 1 changes are nece sary to pre­ for 6 p.m. Feb. 16 at City " Although the wall is 6 teet tall tion . measures, including wmd­ G1sll:~r Avenue, and is working ' A Newport Harbor student i serve safety in their nmghbor- Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. on her 1de of the fcnc", it l5 only momtoring devi<;es and mufflers. with neighbors there through a ut who asked to be identibed only I hood, and argue that Bison never 4 feet, 9 inchc:. on the other side, The district also paid about s1mes of outr£ach meetings. as "Romoo" said he is a close was meant to be a ma)or thor- . where th~ ground comes up higb­ $260,000 for house cledning, au Working oh the Reservoir 2 ..;i< friend of the two boys. His face oughfai'e. The city has been flooded with N, Gray said. conditioning, insulation and dou­ proiect guve Mesa insight into the became sullen when he heard "I suspect there are still strong calls and letters from both sides. Gray said she always won­ ble-paned windows. importance of commurucation, wi that his friends had received a.! feelings on both sides, llnd I know List fall, about 500 people dNcd how children playing in the . Gray said she appreciates the establishing a clear picture of the pr ~s tiff Sentence. . j there are on O\.lf side,• said Bai:rY packed the auditorium of Corona park could climb up onto the wall efforts Mesa has made to allevH1te project and understanding the br "They're not reci.lly bad peo· ! Eaton, pr~sident o~ the Ea.. stbluff del Mar High School to voice and look into her back yard. her concerns. Bellow .resident impacts on neighoorhoods, Kemp ur pie," he said "Both of them kind l Conunuruty Assoaation. Obv1- their views and concerns to a sub­ •we, always tnoughf the Mesa John Rule i,a1d the site has turned said.·· of had a pretty messed-up life. ! ously, i~ w~uld be nice to get this committee of the council, made te :ine only thmg that kept the~ j over witp. . • up of fottner-Mayor Tom Edwards o sane was their friends, and they ! ~ut . residents of The Bluffs and Councilmen John Noyes and Tom Thomson. w 1 did this for their fiiend. • l maintain EastbluH should not be ari A former member of the group j allowed to have pnvate streets That subcomnuttee was sup­ br NOFX, Romeo said the boys' ! when they are being paid for by posed to moke a recommendation frtends still respect them. i oty ~payers . They also claun to the full City Council, but never dt: "I'm going to be crying a tot i the _changes are causu~g more did. Edwards left office m ur. torught, • he sai~ . j ~affi~ trazards at other mtersec- November. an ·. Although they didn't know j tio1!5 in the area. City 1Taffic Engineer Rich them personally, several other j _ We h_ave not changed our Edmonston said the staff report Newport Harbor students said j mmds ~ ~ fact we feel stronger for the special meeting is not W< they knew about the two boys. 1 than_ever, said Cork Levinson, complete, but will be released •Aerobics •Massage •Strength Training lib , "I trunk it's long time, • said · j president of !he Bl~fs Home· well in advance of Feb. 16. 8 1 •Personal Trainers •Racquetball •Cardio da : Jeruler Roades, 16. ·aut they did l own~rs Ass~ati.o o . We re dis- name counts taken by the oty kind of deserve/It.• ! appointed this thing has dragged showed that the number of cars ·B~ketball •Free Weights in --..., l on for so long. fl was supposed to flowing through the Eastbluff •Aquatics Center cv - Reporter Husein Mashni l be for six months, and the East- community was significantly cit ' contributed to this story l bluff people have almost won by reduced after the changes w,ere : default." made. Pie Cc pri tw YOUR DENTAL idC HEALTH Page ch. · -Private--School COJ la 91 Years of Quality Education Th lar ·individual Attention •Physical Education OPEN HOUSE Rediscover the • Computer Labs Free Enrollment Fee by o-ll.• Ridi, 0.0.S. • After School Program ·This Day Only! entral Orange Coast YMCA. 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Thursday, January 21, 1999 • Sports Ed,itor Roger Ca~son • 949-57 44223 Newport Beach/Costa Meso Daily Piiot BJ

HIGH SCHOOL IOYS BASKETBALL Tars coin~ tip short, 52-4 7 ... • Defensive lapses pave way for Santa Margarita CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM · · to· take upper hand in Sea View League title Chase: ..

•. BARR\ FAUUCNER '· ~Pb f RANCHO SANTA MAR- ' OARITA - When Newport Har- 1 bor' High boys basketball coach J Larry Hirst slips Wednesday's : Santa Margarita game tape into his VCR, he won't need to fasr foiward to the end to find th~ Ikeys to the host Eagles' 52-47 vie­ ' tory in a seesaw battle of Sea View League unbeatens. •Slugger supreme. This one, Hirst said afterward, Bi\JlllY F \l l K'1 R was lost chronologically. : It came down to a couple pos-. Dcttftik>I sessions at the end, but some-. e s~mmer of 1998 '1111 Itimes the possessions in the first will forever be "--· " 1111111 quarter are just as unportant d.S Tiknown for the home . the ones in the fourth, ' said Hirst, run race which featured Mark who saw his team's nine-game McGwire and Sammy Sosa. wuming streak and share or the But earlier that spnng, another II league lead slip away in incre- hallowed homer mark came 1 mental lapses. under assault by a product of ! Hirst lamented offensive exe- · Estancia High. b • cution. and Santa Margarita's Leah Braatz-Cocruane, a &: hounding defense was imposing. 5-foot-11 three-sport standout • But when Hirst views the as an Eagle, made her biggest ~0 video, he'll discover a $erics of unpact as a prep with an .... , uncharacteristic flaws with his aluminum bat in her hands. c< own squad's defense. She continued that trend as a ~ ; While Harbor (18-3, 3-1 in four-time All-American catcher -§'---'-'""' league and ranked No. 4 in at the Uruver,,1ty of Anzona. Leah Braatz-Cochrane i Orange County) had to scratch ~ The result was 85 career 1 and daw for all it got at the offen- dingersfor the Wildcats. transferred to Idaho, but sive end,'the third-ranked Eagles matching former teammate returned m March and played l (17-2, 4-0) often found an unob- Laura Espinoza as tops in NCAA her senior softball season at structed path to the basket. softball tustory. Estancia. · r Santa Margarita got 60% of its Braatz-Cochrane, who also As a juruor, she hit .446 and 20 field goals on either layups play~cf basketball and volleyball . led Orange County with seven 1 (nine) or putbacks, inducling a at Estanad, earned two national home runs and 31 RBis to propel momentum crusher in the final championships m Tucson, where the Eagles to a third-place PCL seconds of the first half. her career numbers are even · firush and a berth 10 the CIF Inbounding with three sec­ more gaudy than those she piled Southern Section 3-A playoffs. onds left under its own basket. an up against Pacific Coast League It was the Eagle:.' last post.sea.Son Eagle found 6-foot-5 senior Kelly competition as an Eagle. berth to date. Kramer with a lob m the key. When she finished her She played shortstop, catcher Kramer misfired, but quickJy brilliant collegiate cdreer and pitched for the Eagles and sprung back toward the rim and - interrupted in rrudstream by a earned All-CIF honors that cradled home the follow to give DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT red.shirt year in which she had a season and was al.so the ~p of . · t' ·the Eag,les a 23-20 edge at the child m 1996 - Braatz· the PCL. "" break. ewport Harbor's Matt Cochrane had ainassed 322 RBis, As a seruor, she hit .377 with Vutually any advantage was Jameson (above) drives 297 hits for a career average of !our homers, 11 RBis and 20 • tenuous in this one, however, as N to the bucket in .381, 59 doubles, 173 walks and stolen bases and pitched for a , the two county heavyweights Wednesday night's Sea View a .991 fielding average in 271 team largely void of addiuonal exchanged the lead 16 times, League showdown at Santa games. , before Santa Margarita made one talent. She was a member of the Margarita High. At right. She was first-team Daily Pilot Newport-Mesa 1 stick. 1 All-American, All-Pacific 10. and Back-to-back three-pofuters Dustin llllngworth looks for DL<;tnct Dream Team and All-Pacific Region all four reprc ented the South m the • by Alan Limon and Matt Jame­ some space as Santa Margari­ ta's defense, led by Jeff Black- seasons and was named to the 1993 Orange County All-Star ~ son gave Harbor a 29-28 edge All-College World Senes team Game with 5:19 left in the third penod, burn, closes in. Santa Mar- three times. Now retired from compebbon but the Eagles scored 10 unan­ garita won, 52-47, snapping She became the first and only h~r swered points and took a 39-36 Newport Harbor's nine-game dnd content raising 'Son, ' advantage into the final qucµter. winner of the National Fastpitch Domiruc, Braatz-Cochrane's winning streak, dropping the Coaches Assoaallon Catcher of accomplishments aho Lunon's conventional three­ Sailors into a tle with : point play after a steal with 5:17 the Yea.r award m 1997 and mclude an Amencan Softba.11 Corona del Mar, a game off repeated the honor last spnng. As oaatlon national • left capped a 9-2 Harbor run to Santa Marg's pace. : start the period and _seemed to She entered Estancia the fall champ1oriship f.or the 1 giVe the visitors an emotional of 1989, and quickly made an 18-and-under Orange County , __ _ ~ct as an accomplished Batbusters, a club team lor which I SEE SAILORS PAGE 82 athlete. After her 1uruor year, she she played five years I I DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK I' I l

•Though often over~ooked, unselfish Newport Harbor guard is a talented contributer on both ertds of the-Sloor. scoring 15 points a game, Robinson said. ·Everyone looks lblrPb at p<>ints, but I know, when I ewport Harbor High come home after a game, I've senior Gary Robinson says done things to help us wm .~ he keeps his month· Robinson's contribution were old goalco and lamb·chop side­ hardly mconsp1ruous m ~c Tars' burns because his girlfnend likes 55-37 Sea View League home them. They could, however, be victoI)' over Corona del Mar Ufo sacrificial Sailor's Friday. The 6·foot·1 guard subconscious attempt toe tabhsh ·overcame o scor 1 fi5t haU to an identity often lost tn the box ·'Pour in a a on-high 18 points. score. He dnlled 7 or 9 held-goal •Gary sacrifices a lot of his attempts after intcnnlSsion, ,.., game for the betterment of the mcludmg four lrqm thr -point team,• s~ud Newport Coach range, to help Harbor brl'dk :c Larry Hirst, •who watched his . open o four·P.<>mt game at consummate role p~ayer get on halftime. a seriou roll Pnday night. •Of course, I'd IOvt! to be SEE ROBINSON MGI IJ

on(Jra,Jtulati~ns • • • • • • Gary R.obinson The Irvine Company and Newport Hills will be making a donation to the Newport H~r HIP School. AthletiHHpartment. in recognition ()f outstanding performances. · UCb as y~ ' . . . t , i

. ) ' -: B2 Thursday, Jonuory 21, 1999 rts Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot

I' It'll be worth talcing a long walk around the park dunng Newport Beach the envy of Association and features a • AS the Dow Jones IndU5trtal ESPN's national television • 0 l f tournament schedule on it~ W~b Average soars and drops as fast the Toshiba Senior Classic to see NBCC's latest innovation. audience. site (www.golfforesinglcs.com). as an amateur's golf game, now Anderson, a member of the • Details:.(310) 676-5692. there can be greater roller e remodeled, out-of-the­ park (fOI the tans) dlld (.the aiea) a South~m Calltornia PGA Hall of. way comcr of Ncwport • Senior shots: The newly coaster nde with your chip shots is going_ to look really good for f'ame and recently selected to B ach Country Club gives the Toshiba,,. Jerry Anderson, fonned mini tour m southern and putts. Ti th~ Daily Pilot Sports Hall of ·the goU coUJ"ie a feeling akiri to NBCC Prestdent dnd Director of Calilorrua for seniors.only is T.he Goll Associated Fund, the Pame fo celebrate the dJl Abgusta Nallondl WP')l. Goll, said. headed for Newport B«>ach . new spectahty mutual fund, millenniWT), said Newport Beach · Country Club and Mesa Verde But, for fans desiring to visit In addition to th~ focuses on stocks associated wtth • Country Club intends to improve the club's $300,000 red~sign • Augusta-looking rock retammg . Country Club this year._ the golf industry. The fund is dunng the Toshiba Senior Classic wall, the Jake has a new the course every year as long as The Senior Cho.llenge Golf designed for the goU enthusiast m Ma.r<:h, amve early in the day. cascading waterfdll und updatc.>d it hosts the Toshiba, Orange Tow, for scratch golfers and seeking a quality investment No grandstands, hospitality irrigation system. County's only PGA event. richord 1- to 2-bandicappers, started its vehicle m the rapidly growing tents or food and. beverage The majority of the cost of the! • Single shots: Gou Fore tour Jan 11 at Western Hills · goU mdustry. kiosks are plotted for the location project - 'deldyed about a month Singles, which operates 50 dunn Country Club in Ghino Hills and ln addition to pure golf stocks; be<:ause of limited space"in the because of additional pcmuts tournaments a year throughout has 21 events scheduled for the' fund may invest in various / dis~nt comer which reqwred by the oty of Newport Lhe Southland (mostly in Los we plan on are in. Orange 1999, including two)ocal stops. Fortune 500 companitl,s which .encompasses holes 3, 4 and 5, Beach - 1s based on·thc -Angeles jllld Orange ~unties), County,· Hailey said. ·we have Membership for lbe tour, sponsor tournaments or have tournament director Jeff Purser refurbisliment bordering the is comin; to Costa Mesa Goll & a tournament almost every launched by veteran gOP! .licensee agreements with pro . said. lake. · Country Club on Feb. 28 .• weekend. The age of the players tournament organizers J~es tours. Here's a tip for those planning Anderson, who said the end Tee ti.mes begin at 10 a.m. and is generally rnid-30s to mid-50s." O'Sullivan and Glenn Stuart, is The fund was orgaruzed by to attend the Semor PGATour result turned out beltm U1an a dl.llllcr is planned f~r - Hailey, who has been $300. Entry fees for one-day Goll Investment Management, event· Action is completed on expected, concurred that unattached pldyers following the directing Goll Fore Singles since tournaments range from $145 to lnc., based m Vero Beach, Fla. those holes e&rly each day, but maturation is necessary for the~ rou~?:?..:. · · • ...... 1993, said no couple have yet to $185. The fund's Board of Trustees mdke time to stroll over to the new plants on the dirt mounds jun Hailey, who conducts the meet and marry, but,several Organizers want the tour to include PGA Tour pro and lake wtuch now features a state­ constructed near the third tour for single men and women, "couples have gotten together." be<:ome like professional ·three-time winner Kenny Perry. ly, 42-inch rock retami.ng wall in fairway clJld fifth tee box. i>aid 40 to 50 single adults play in He added that, after a couple baseball's triple-A level, but only Details: (877} 623-GOLF front of the fourth green. But by Toshiba time, offtrnils each tournament on average. meets, "they usually drift off and for the Seruor PGA Tour. GolJers The Senior Tour players are are hopeful the colorful flora and "About two-thirds oc'the do their own thing.• must be 49 or older Weekend guaranteed to love it. freshly planted bougamviUea and qoUers who play live in Orange Goll Fore Smgles is affiliated hackers are not encouraged to • RICHARD DUNN 's golf column " lt '~ be a·ruce walk in the lantana will make spnnqtune in County and most of the courses with lhe Southern California Golf play. Details: .{760) 632-~838. appears every Thursday...... H I G H .. S C H 0 0 L B 0 Y S B A.S K ET I A LL ,. SAILORS CONTINUED FROM 81 CdM bounces· Vaqs, 55-53 edge, as well as their biggest lead of the contest. 45-41. • Alshuler keys Sea Ferguson sclld. "It pull within two by hcilf­ seemed like the ball was time. But senior guard Spencer Kings' victory, finalized Cloger lut from 19 feet, then from up there awhile. Tt was Ferguson nailed four . behind the three-point arc. to on Irvine's last-second just hanging there. Tt was of his hve three-balls Ill like time just froze.• · the second ball as Irvine • bnng the Eagles back. miss, rolls off Gary Robinson drilled a 14- which rim. Alshuler, who hni tied Oed the game twice in foot Jumper with 1.54 left to put \\Tith 20 mts, t 0 the third quarter, includ­ Barbor back on top, 47-4.6. But rebounds, five stf'als, four ing 45-45 to end the two Dloger foul shots, a Tar OcttPb dssists and one blocked penod CdM produced a 1~er and a Kramer la~ with IRVINE - nme stood Still on shot, drained the front end 43-36 lead with 2:57 25 sf('onds left forced Harlior Ullo the rim Wednesday night of a one-and-one situation remaining, but Harde­ desperation mode. For all the wear and tear in this with 0:13 3 to play to give Alsbuler man closed oul the third Harbor called timeout with 13 memorable Sea View League CdM its two-point lead. with three straight bas- seconds left. then exhausted two boys basketball classic, it came Clinging to their nervous lead, kets, including a three-pointer. more tuneouts, before inbound­ down to a high-percentage shot the Sea Kings had three fouls to CdM's Kevin Hansen ( 10 ing for what turned out to be a by a td.lented player in the key give and made vdliant steal pomts and eight rebounds) scored 25-footer that bounded off the rim that didn't fall. dttempts in the find.I seconds as the f lf'it four points of the fourth lrvine tried to bring the ball Mth eight llcks lert. Afte~ Corona del Mar l ligh quarter as the visitors went ahead upcourt. ; Kramer rebounded and secured an exating road victory for good, 49-45 Twice 10 .the But Irvine kept possession and ~ed two free throws with four over Irvine, 55-53, veteran Sea rourth penod, Ferguson three­ turned to Ferguson, who ended seconds left and Harbor fell into a King Coach Paul Orris, sweating pointers cut Cd.M's lead to one profusely as II he'd played all 32 with 21 pomts, when the chips point, the last dt -54-53 with 1:25 lecond-place tie with CdM were down. .Jameson dlld Robmson had 12 minutes, bent at the waist and on the clock. • grabbed his knees at m.idcourt, no "Unfortunately, .(the Vaqs) got CdM didn't score a field gOal m O<>Plts each, while Adam Hearl­ it to the guy they wanted," Oms .doubt wondenng how Chris Fer­ th~ final 2:40 after juruor guard lml firushed with 11 sdtd. "I'll bet you (foerguson) .. Gloger had 10 of his 19 m the guson's last-second attempt didn't Alec Han.son (10 points) netted a makes that shot nme times out ot tim~ly baseline three-pointer, gw­ fqurth quarter and Kramer added drop in the Vaqueros' t>Mket. 10. And who came down with the ts·points and 12 rebounds. Following much ado about mg the Sea Kingi; their 54-50 rebound? Guess who?" edge. llmeouts, inbound passes and .Alshuler. who did 1t (Iii from SEA VIEW LEAGUE m min­ SANTA MARGAltlTA 52 missed shots the closmg begmrung to end, Wd.S 6 of 7 from SEA VIEW LEAGUE utes, Irvine (14-6. 1-3) had one CoftoNA DEL MA.It 55, IRVlNE 53 NEWPOM HM90tl 47 the field ~·the flTSt quarter as the t Scor9 by Quart.rs . final chance with 0.06.8 left. Score by Quarters Sea Kings r cd to an early lead. Corona del Mar 21 9 15 10 - 55 8ewport Harbor 13 7 l6 11 47 But the University of San 21-12, by qu er's conclusion. Santa Margarita 12. 11 16 13 - 52 Diego-bound Ferguson, a 6-toot-1 Irvine 12 16 17 8 • 53 The Sea Kings twice built dil Corona del Mar · Hanson 1o. t Newport Harbor Jameson 12, guard, could only watch as his ~oblnson 12, Hearlson 11, Illingworth 6, 11-point lead in the fu!)l half. the Crosby 8, Alshuler 20, Hansen 10, Umon 6, Clayton 0, Yarnal 0 short jumper rolled Mound the last coming at 30-19 when center Shea 7, Morris O, Hunt o. Bottom o. · pt. goals Hanson 3-pt. goals - Robinson 2, Limon 1, rim lwfore trick.lmg off. Irvine had Justin Shed converted d three­ 3 1 Jameson 1 Fouled out • None time for a tip-in before the buzzer, poi.nt play on a putback and foul Fouled out - None Santa Marvarita Gl~er 19, Irvine Ferguson 21, Hardeman 17, DON lEACH I DAILY PILOT but CdM senior Dennis Alshuler by Ferguson with 3:40 left. Kramer 15, Rahall 13, Dwight 5, hduled in the rebound dDd the Mavros 8, Aquino o. Rapp 7, Dustin Illingworth of Newport Harbor rebounds-in heavy traffic CdM, however. didn't score Bosshart 0, Roggero 0 Blackburn 0. Sea Kings (15-5, 3-1) celebrated 3-pt. goals · Gloger 1, Kramer 1, as h.is teammate Matt Jameson (5) looks on in Wednesday night's again and the Vaqs, behind Matt 3·pt goals - Ferguson 5, Hardeman 2. Rahall 1, Dwight 1. Fouled out None. "It was a prntty open look,• Hardeman (17 points}, ralliro to Fouled out - None Sea View League basketball duel on Santa Margarita's Uo?r1 ,Eagles Collapse Under University.surge, 69-58

\ • D7spite missing three starters, Uriiversify overpowers Lawrence and a three-poirlt play 1ust awful. We reverted back lo by . Raemone Sequeira which the same problems we had early Es~c1a in the second half to maintain first-place status. gave Uruversitv its hrst lead since irl the season. Mustan~ fall without Jones, 63-52 leading 7 -4 with 4 .58 left in the Chandler finished with 12 J:\.'-<)~ 11111 I but it was our defen e which LAGUNA BEACH - Costa lo be at- full .strength when they . stepped up and won this gdrne," first penod. The Trojans nursed a points artd four rebounds. Dar­ one-point lead mto the break. shaun Gamer had seven boards Mesa High boys basketball travel to Aliso Niguel Friday. Dinneen said. ··With three staJters standout Nate Jone~ could -~-J!tVINE - Uruversity H1gh's The momentwn was there and for the Eagles, who hnish up the ·we didn't ploy bad tonight out, we were al a huge diSddvdll­ ordy sit and watch Wednesday all things considered,• Allen ~ basketball team, according tage But we played hard and when Ute two teams took the floor hrst round by hosting Laguna lO • Ooach Mike Dmneen, · was to start the third quarter, Universi­ Hills Friday. as the Mustangs lost to host said. "Actually, we. did pretty earned this win.• Laguna B'each, 63-52, in Pacif­ weu.· . UM~teated this sedson m games The three starters m question, ty (12-6) was ready to go. Valbuena scored nine pomts in iiCOred 70 or more and winless Lawrence scored H points in the the fir t quarter lo give Estancia a ic Coast League action. seniors Chet Johnson <1nd Jtt.r­ Jones, according to Coarh ' MOftC COAST~ when the Trojans didn't reach quarter, including a three-point 14-9 ledd before costly turnovers lAGuNA lfM:H '3. CosfA MEsA 52 vohn Shivers. as weU as 1umor Erich Allen, was benched to.r tb~t mark. With three 1ToJanS m play with 1.13 left for a 44-35 let th12> 1Tojans back into the Score by QuartWa Mtke Dale, were suspended as a one game because he violate.d ~j! bleachers because of suspen­ result of aQ incident with Aliso lead · game. Costa Mes. 10 6 10 26 • 52 s)ons and visibng Estancia trailing Estancia battled back m the a team rule. Rick Hatsushi Laguna Beach 17 14 13 19. 63 Niguel Fnday wtuch resulted in _, MCMC COAST LfMiUE spent the first half on the Costa Mes. - Wh1ttakert11, just 25-24 at halltime, the Eagles' final frame behind the sure hand two ejections for each let1m. Dm­ bench for disciplinary reason , Cab1'0 7, Ferryman 8, Shallis 8, th Chances to stay on top, of the su~pended .a of Brert Valbuena, who finished Tran 6, Hatsushl 10, 1-{unter 2 neen lhir

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We do it m part, because focusing on stoppmg theJn, they who l~ Long Beach State to the first volley· Y 0 l l I Y I A l l he is pesky and he can give big might leave the rest o( us open. ball national championship won by an unbeaten team, 36-0, and col­ men hts. And it also allows our I JUSt try to Wd1t for my shots, lected back-to-back NCAA Player of the Year Awards, was named the big men lo help more. It takes a then make them count. p SCH ED .U l E HELP Winner of the Honda Sports Award for volleyball Wednesday. lot of heart for someone Gary's As with dll long·rnnge The award, given to the top athlete in 11 women's sports during the size pso pounds) to guard a guy bombers, there are periodic TODAY 1998-99 school year, makes May eligible to win the Honda Broderick 6·7, 240." spells of lilcorisistency. · • Blllketbell Costa Mesa seeking Cup, given ·to the top collegiate women's athlete of the year. . _ But Robinson has developed High 5Chool girls . Newport HtN dt Costd Mesa (714) Davenport, playing. her=hrstGrand Sl,.am as the top-ranked player Hatbor, 6 p.m.; Ahso Ntguel at C~ta M~ little things. It may not even be Robmson s.urvived a cold spell 6 p.m ~ Enanc1a at Laguna Hills. 6 p m 424-8763 on the tour, won the U S. en last year and is seeking her second something you can give a in the lust half against Corona straight Grand Sldm btle. . statistic for, del Mar (0 for 6), then got some She has lost only seven ga two Australian Open matches. "I just try and keep our team halfllme gwdance from Davenport had been troubled by a sore nght arm, but recently ready and be a vocal leader. If Newport Harbor assistant runderwent magnet therapy and the pain has stopped. anyone starts slack.in~£. I'm coacp and shooting guru John Davenport endt'd Martina Hingis' 80-week run 1ltop the world usually the first ~ say Mounce. rankings last fall after wmrung m Filderstadt, Germany something to them." •He's the guy who can spot r~-- ~ ~ --~1 Davenport also became the first Amencan·bom womdn in 16 year~ Robinson's primary offensive any flaws and he watched me • to win the U.S. Open, when she beat then-No. 1 Hing1s m the final. role requires him to camp ~hoot dunng warm·ups for the OavenJ>9rt did not lose a set the entire tournament. . beyond the three-point arc becond half," Robinson said. : The Extra Space ~ou Need ; ... where, when hot, he often ·usually, it's something rrunor, 1\vo free clinics available for Little Leaguers punctuates one of the Tars' or be JUSt tells me to keep doing I ti Individually Alarmed ti Resident Manageme~t I frequent scoring runs. what I'm domg. • Units Team COSTA MESA - The Costa Mesa Am~rican .______r "I'm not the first option on .Hirst will ct>unt on Robmson I ti Cl imate Controlled Units ti Open 7 Days • 1.~ I Uttle League will be hosting two sessiqns of the 8 A S E I A l l offense. Ideally, we start with to keep doing what he's domg, fourth annual All· Pro Coaches Clm.ics at Coster Mesa High. There will I ti Computerized Gate . ~ CUnits t't' R t I Matt (Jameson) driving and even if it continues to be Actess ... pompe 11ve . a es be no adnuss10n charge for e}lhN session dlld both are open to the obscured by something I I public. dishing, or pounding the ball a.s r- ______ti er:sonal Business & in~ide to Dustin (IllingworthJ. superfluous as his flashy facial The first cllmc will be Sunday·startmg at noon with catch.mg instnic· Bu\ when defenses start hair. 11 STORE NOW 1 Seasonal Storage I tion from Costa· Mesa High and Orange Coast College product Brent I 1 · SAVE . · ti Extra High Ceilings I Mayne, currently on the roster with the San Franctsco Giants 1 At 1 p.m. J<'ff Gardner, advance scout for the San Diego Padres, will give hitting instruchon. Rich.Aplaral, now a utility player for the Balti­ more Orioles, wtlJ teach bascrunning al 2 p.m. Both are products of :! $50 off ! : E&tancid High and CCC. i&unday's ess1on will conclude with instruction from OCC Coach • 1I Your 1st Monthly rental. , ~ I John Altobelli. The second session is Feb. 7. Chris Sorce, coach for Fountain Valley :L~~=i~ ~j.J i > : High. will kick things off with pitching mstruction at noon.· Eitancia Coach 1im Green will follow up at l p.m. with outfield I 1111 Camel back_. St. eiSON AVENUE ~ I tJUction. Los Amigos Coach Dave Ausun will conduct defensive CL SSES Newport____ Bea ch______, CA ..• a drills 'at 2 p.m. Costa Mesa Coach Kirk Bauermeister do es the clinic L ., et 3 p .m. with instruction on practice organization. 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The Pegasus School tlf92 LaJtlngtoO Lene. ~ ~ CA 9™6 (714) 964 - 1~: FAX (714) 962-6047 ... .. • . • . •• , 6doy, Jonuary 21, 1999 Sports -.llllFLY " lfars dunk_Santa Margarita, 9-4 .~,..,,. . . ·~ 9:Mandarino leads the way with three goalS; Barto and Hula Bowl for Mollner, Gonzales Oox chip in with two apiece as Sailors improve to 11-3. Two fom1e"r I OO f j J [ ( She had 702 career rebound , a P Estancia topped, 1-0 New port- school record. Shme ranks serond ·~ ~,: wIf I I Pol I •'Mesa high school football stand­ on the OCC career· cori.ng list BEACH Newport l farbof. High . outs have been chosen to com· with 1,060 points. . emor Jocelyn Mandenno scored ~~~a High~ S0 CC IR pete in Sunday's Hula Bowl at Shine was a thrce-5port athlete. three! goo!.!. to lead the Sailon; to a boys soccer team fell for the third Maui. at El Modena I liqh who over­ q.4 Sea View League gJils water time in four ·pacific Coast League Seniors Mark Mollner came a life-threatening attack of polo Victory over vtsiting Santa starts Wednesday as host Univer­ (Estancia) and Stephen Gonzales spipal . men~itis durwg het Mdrgdntd Wednesday. sity captured.. a 1·0 decision With (Newpt H41'bor) will be compet­ juruor year o gh school. Shine Jenna Bd.Tto dnd Kyndra Cox a direct lock slipping through the mg in the seventh annu)l college also played v Ueyba11 at St. ch1pped m two yoals apiece for outstretched arms of Estancia all-star football game, to be tele­ Mwy's this past fall. the wmnen. ( 11 -3, 3:0 in league goalkeeper Hilario Arriaga. viSed on a national basts. . and rankf'd No. 3 in Orange ...... 1 Lack of offense was Estancia's • OCC women's 11 lbe Gunners; an AYSO Region 97 boys Dtvtslon IV team whk:b hMr County). }:>roblems i.Ji the hrst half as th(! soccer standout 0 C C I ox also had three steals and • Former Orange I OO p S a chance to win the Area Q Championship Tournament thlr Eagles failed to get off a shot on Coast College Mary Peters, who we ekend. Top row (l-to-r): Michael Ward, Dustin St. Clair, Brett two a~si.sts, while Barto had three goal. The Eagles responded with women's basketball standout was selected as Orange Empire Auer, Ben Ingles, Kevin Eridla, CUHord Helser, Clayton Helser. -.u•cl.b and an assist. nine attempts 111 the second half, Conference Player of the Year, Jamie Shine, the college's all­ Bottom row: Daniel Navarro, Patrick Keehan, Detlef Moeller, Shaun Santa Margel.Ota fell to 7-5. but none hit the mark. the 3-1 time leading rebounder, has bas committed to UC Irvine for: SEA VIEW LEAGUE Eagles falling to 6-4-4 overall. Kietzer, Talbault Palomares, Michael KJndgren. Coach.: Tony Anhb; NEWPORT 9, SANTA MAAGAluTA 4 signed her first professional con· next season, according to Pirates ScoN by Qwirtws tract to ·play basketball in Fin­ Codch Barbara Bond. Santa Margartta 2 0 1 1 • 4 Costa Mesa edged, 3-2 land. Peters, a 5-foot-10 sophomore Newport Harbor 3 1 J 2 • 9 Shine, who finished her career sweeper from Fountain Valley S•nta Magenta Kroece 4 ~~r~ 1 • , 1 • , at St Mary's last spring, will play A1gh, keyed a defense which Saves Serra 7. ac a allowed orily six goals in 12 con­ Goiilg Sunday for Team Pereen Pyrinto for it Newport Harbor Manderino 3, Costd Mesa High's girls water ference games Uus season. The rfar1o 2, Cox 2, Belden 1, Gregg 1 polo team fell to 5-9, 1-2 Wednes­ Basket of Tampere. An inJury Will Pirates finished second in the : ' ~es Kennedy 6 day following a 3-2 setback to replacement, she be the only • Gunners to play for Area Q champi6nship against international player on the squad. OEC . visiting Laguna Hills in Pacific South Irvme at Tu ~tin Sports Park on Saturday Coast League p lay. Shine plans to complete the Peters, who made second­ tdM girls fall, 18-3 Finnish basketball season, wtuch tedffi All-OEC as a freshmdJl, had The Mustangs scored twi.ce in lasts two more months. one goal and nine assists. TUSTIN - The Gllnners, an the second half by virtue of goals goNRA WATER POLO "'At OCC. Shl.ne set the single­ Acco1dmg to Bond, Peters also AYSO Region 97 D1vis1on fV boys AYSO - from Katy Petersen and Erin season mark for rebounding with considered the Uruversity of team. will attempt to clefeat South DEL l\1AR - Corona· del Mar Bayes. Goalkeeper Stephanie Irvine at Tustin Sporn; Pctrk Satur- High's gtils wat~r polo team 372 during the 1995-96 seaso!'1. Pacii1c and Loyola Marymount. Lombarda was credited with 14 day at 11:30 a.It). and wm the AYSO Area Q Championship Tourn dropped an 18-3 decision to VJ.Sit­ saves. ment mg Irvine Wedne day as the MORC COAST lBGUll Mustangs lose, 5-0 Tars learn 5-0 lesson The GUMers reached the pool-play tournament by going 17-0 to. __.. \'dqunro!> .. wdm unchecked LAGUHA Hlu..s ), CoSTA ME.SA 3 NEWPORT Wm Region 97. The Area Q tournament started Jan, 9. The Gunnen;. • throuqhout Scoreby~rs BE~~Hc_u~~ SOCCI I Laguna Hills 0 1 1 - 3 BEACH - Duke S O ( C E R opened with a 4-1 win over Corona del Mar and a 2-1 loss to North l'orond de! MM fdlls to 0-3 m Irvine. . <;<'d View League play, Irvine Costa Mesa 0 o t - 2 ·own-goals proved too much to. Burchell had three saves for LAguna ffills · Kay 2, Minot 1. ·Saturday. a pdu of goals by Cllfford Heiser led the Gunners to a4-: improves to 3-0. The Sea Kings overcome as Costa Mesa Hlgh Newport Harbor High in a 5-0 Saves~ Sherman, 7 O victory over Tustin. DeUef Moeller and Brett Auer also scored goals. will be lryl11g to nqht the ship lost to host Laguna Beach, 5-0, in Joss ta visiting Santa Margdrita Costll Mesa · Pet~n 1, Bayes 1. Heiser had a hat trick m the afternoon game, a 3·0 victory over Cos-! next Wednesday \."1th a match saves: Lombardo 14.• PaClfic Coast League boys soccer Wednesday m a Sea View action Wednesday. League boys socrer game. ~M~ . : v.1lh invading Woodbridge. Because North Irvine Jo l Saturday. a victory by the GWUlers and SEA VIEW LEAGUE · · "We achlally have been play· The Sailors, coming off thelI IRVINE 18, COROH.A on MAit 3 CdM boys tumble, 4·0 ing pretty well lately,• Coach North Irvine Saturdcly would medn both teams would be tied at 4-~ . first wm Fnday, fell to 4-7-2, 1-3 North lrvme has given up more going mto the game, so the tie Scor. by Quarters Mike Dunn sald. "But wben you goals lrvme 6 5 4 3 18 in league action. bredker is currenUy in the Gunners' favor , Hil~~f- ~~ so c c r 1 put three into your net, you CdM 1 1 0 1 3 1 own "They basically have a bal­ Only one tearn advances r Irvine Huszez 5 Lezqak 4, was a thorn in the neck for 'visit­ probably a.en't going to win.• 1 anced team and it was tough to· The defense of Clayton Helser, Den Ingles, Shaun Kietzer, Kevtn Umezawa Elefante Mtfarland ing Corona del Mar High m Sea 1, 3, I, Roy Leal had five saves for the defend everybody,• Newport Erldia dl\d Michael Ward is Ute nucleus which has given the Gunners, Hdsson 4, unknown 1. League View soccer Wednesday, Mustangs (0-9-4. 0-3-1 m Harbor Coach Matt West said a chance to go the regional tournament, which will begin after the Saves Grass 7, Gibbons 4. netting three goals and an assist CdM Stockstill 1, Tarayao 1, league), who host travel to A!Jso Newport Harbor ,hosts Wood­ Area Q All-Starg Tournament. is completed. " as Irvine Tucker 1 won, 4-0, to unprove to Niguel Friday for the completion bridge, the top-ranked team 10 · Patrick Keehan and Daniel NavaJTo have also been key to the Gun­ saves: Hendrickson 6 9-5·1, 3-1. CdM fell "to 5-6-2, 1-3 • of the first round. Orange County. Friday. ners' success.

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. ./ .. I~ - .... 11 ~ ~ 11 ileo..... 11-..c llO'llCl8 11 PUBLIC NOTICES I fPUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUllUC NOTICES 111PUBLIC NOTICES 111PUBLIC HOTICll I •.rt..~·-~-..... ltttltMent The:~··· following ,,:! are The~~~-·-~··· ire ~-·~~~···Nw ltat.....,.t ~·~Neme ltetetnent ~·~-N91M ,...... _, ~======~~======~~!-======~-~===~~~~~ ~!*.. ~ ~..! doing but1MM •: Atn«t- ®Ing ~ ... R a s dn.. follbuo.owlng l*IOll• Ill• The following pe111c>n1 •• Tht tollowlng l*'IOf1S trt ,,,_,._ · ,_,, can H·-- Food ""--· · oino llnet• • : Hou... d-' ... - dolna bualne.. at' tron & A11oclat11 _._, a, 151 vvmP\llWt..1.. Inc., 3100 AM· kHplng $uppll11 Com· .,.ng vu•1 ntU u PRE~IEA AUTOBOOY RE ., 1 N.w.ltllue Dr Hunting; Tenua Ct., Cotta M.... way Ave •• ~· · 1129, Cott. pany 9071 Regatt• Ot TEN-O·CLOCK. 20t• Hun- FINISHING 15791 Roctt. ton~·~~= ~=: Johant0n ':as~ a Mem- Huntington Beach, CA tf:' c~':;'&,. Hunt•ng1on fl•ld Unit· L. IMne, cA. STARTING 111911 ._.,., ameron, 9311 T Ct ,.__ ' _151.. _ o E h t 92&48 •·~ . e "-ti8 '2119 IQuUlut Or., HuntlllQton lfl'Ua ., """'a M-. ~ n ancemen Prod. Heidi Kr11hn1 Tah1t, 9071 .,_,, r1an ..,,. enbaugh, Oent·Matt.,. lnttrnatlonal a.ch, CA 92e48 • CA 92827 ' Int; .• (CA), 3100 Air· ~ttt Drive Huntington 1'03 D.iawara St,, 13• lno (CA) 15791 Rockfteld Thia bualnaH 11 COil' • Thia butlnHt 11 con- way Aw., Sit• .J128, Cotta Beach, CA 92646 Hunth1gton Bt1ch. CA VCtlf L; irvine CA 82919 by• an lndMd'°'al (fueled by an lndMdual Meta, CA 92928 1augh ~-Matten lntlfnallonal OMnge County on 01/05/99 Orange County on 01/05199 :t'. ~nhsng!~' Prod- Hirw you •tatted doing Thia statement wu flied Inc., Al'ltnohy Mattt1on: BUSINESS?! •~ • tHM'77tM40 1HM77M39 d • aci:o '"''7'"• A. Old- bualnt" y.t? v.. 12/t/9e with the County Clefll ot Prtlldtnt O-lly Pllot Jan 7 , 14, 21 Dally Piiot Jan 7, 14, 21, ~' atattmtnt WM tlltd Heidi lkkd u-e Ponoi.. Clplatrano Btach, Hwitlngton ~ Bt1ch, CA ~ 11u91,.._• dolna buslne11 aa: 92014 ' CA ~4 9264$ ...... _ ltat.....m PlotttloUa Buatnesa BlnlPaoplt, 214' Clbrlllo uidl filr your fi,rrmou; IJ1umr11 m1111t st11trmntt u•rrh rhr (.,,"'orwty ( ln·lt, publ11h tmu 11 . • Laur.., L Kelly, 34318 SMn Alben Hoffman, •116 The foltowtng ~ Nam. ltat•ment Street Costa Mesa CA Dally Piiot Jan, 7, 14, 2t, wrrlt for four wtrlts a rtlf'ill'rtl f:t lau1 and th,,, fl/~ your prunf11 [ publ1ca1rnn 11t1th tl1' Oeli. Portola, Caple"'"° Wamtf' Ave., #237, Hun- dol bu91neM u · ara The following '*'°"' art 92627• • ~ 28, 1999 Th195 BNCh, CA.ft2624 tllfgton 8"ch, CA '28"9 DA~ TAX INC ~ 30tf1 doing bu1lne11 .., K & A 'Julle' Bini Ou!nn 214 Ot· ( uunty Clalt · • · • · Thia bu~lneu ta con- TIJI• bualntu i. c6n- st, NewPort CA Enterprlae, 2549. Orange brtllo St., Cos1a Me!la, CA . . Beech. Plrnsr stop to Jilt Yflur lmJmm statmum 11l rhr Da1ly p,/"!· 330 W B4JSI. dllCttd by. an lndMdual ducted by: an lndMduar ·~ 711 ' Ave •• IH, Cotta M.... CA 92627 '1 fi~ritious Have you ltatted d<>lng ,_H!~ you •tarted doing Dave 1'.•v •-- ("•) .. 92927 Thi• bualneu la con- Can't seem to ( lht/J Mrsa. IJ you rr11111ot str>p by. pk.lie caU u1 ,u .f 5.1-1JOO1111(/ u·<" u•tll malte buslnen ytf1 No OU91ntu y.t? No ..., ""'·· "" •..05 • Lauren L Ktity Sean Al.._.. H _ 30ttl St.. NewpM Beech, Kelly Jean Curnutt, 2549 ducted by: an lndtvlduel get to all those um111grmmtJ for you ltl '111,,dk tlm proudure b; mat! ' ""'"'• Omnan CA 92983-3711 Orange Ave., I H, Costa Have you atarted doing repal,: lobs Thia atattment wu fifed Thia atatement wat ftled Thia builntH 11 con- Mua, CA 92627 bualneq yt1? Yu, 12·1·98 Ifyou should hat·r "''Y fitrthrr q11rst1(Jm, pf<'JlJt r.1'/ 111 and wr will br mnrr than glad 10 w1tl'I tht County Clifk of with the County Ctn ol ducted by: a corpofatlon Thia bualntsa Is con· Julie Bini Quinn around the house? 1misr you. Good luck '" >·uur new buwuss.1 Or~ County on 01/05199 Orange County on f2/22J98 Have you ltMed doing ducted by: an lndMduat Thi. atatement was flied Let the 1.... 77N38 1"8877U92 bualnesa y.t? YN, M·98 Have you atattftd doing with the Col#lty Clllfk ol Dally Pilot Jan. 7, 14, 21, Dally Pilot Dec. 31, 1998, Dave Tax, Inc , Dave Tax, bu1lne11 yet? YH, 4/98 Orange County on 01/05/99 CIHalfled 28, 1999 Th207 Jan, 7, 14, 2t, 1999 Th188 Pr911dent Kelly Curnutt 19090779450 Servlf:e 1------•Thia atstament wu filed This statement wu filed Dally Pilot Jan 7 14 21 With the County Clerk of with the County Clerk of · ' Directory 28 1999 Tii2o4 Orange CoufltY. on Ot/05/99 Orange,Couoty on 01/05199 - ·------help you find TRADE FIND 1HM77M41 . 199H77M39 reliable help. Dally Piiot Jan. 7, 14, 21, Dally' Pflot Jan. 1, 14, 21, RENT i, I through classified 042-5878 842-5878 28, 1999 Th205 28, 1999 Th198 I..T

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- 132 APTS ~~on-ml NEWPORT BEACH I'12 ::!rEI '-I2_04 __ l_oe_:_~ __LS__.I 1- ~1 l•:njj • FITNESS EOUIPM£NT tBEOROOM 18ATH .... JACK BAY Deluxe !Bdrm on l'~I Step1 to Beech ___T_O_P___ v.., End Salet All u.tnlla. FULtV FURNISHED VACANTTOWN ME LQ(s ot NEW·NEWI ga11ge ya:ed eS1ale. v~ry pnva1e. * ~IO CANYON * 4Br, 281, patio wlocean • EQUAL HOUSING LOWEST PRICED Spacious 2 bedroom. ~-car blw. st.air lt9flPl'a. ,_ • space, no pets, S1200 Ptl< mo car oN'/ No pets S895 00 Tumkey!l 2Bdrm 28alh. povate view, $570, plua utitll!H. Avl ' ~ ... OPPORTUNITY 38dml==- In Cotooa del Mat 2wir garage, Cl1Y lllCWIS, pool & gar, l/p, w d hook~. central raturbtshed ....722~ 506 112 Avocado Agent 642·9699 3·1. 949-64S-n6t spa Sl.750 per mo (No pets) a•r.". alatm sys1em. 2300'mo DOLLAR '" out ot area selersays SEll IT Broker 9<19·759·9341 N,B. STUDIO Steps 10 Sand lie GREGOR META[ Mt real milt lfUrllSlftt I• ·~ TOOAYI Large 3Bdrm & llllTlrfy sorry no pets 949-644·0509 LIDO tSLAND 2br Ube • • WOOOS GRAPHIC SHA.flT. ....,.,., It 11•J1~ to tltt fti room, needs w0111 bu1 PAICEO *GREAT 1BR 1BA * towel unrt. no ~ge , no pets, ahart lalge •pl • .• 1, , lib ,.., $100.00 With gaiaga Close 10 China * NEWPORT CREST • . 11 I s. tral fair Htnlnt Atl 11116111 1000'5 LESS thlW1 last sale ~earl~ lease 725 1ncldS Villi. By 2 2 bath, Fully tum """ patio S650hno HI } 949•673-7•H Cove Baach, no pets 4sl 1, 714 8C7-2622 Agent ocean bedroom, • 112 utll 949·6?5-t 101 tllttdtd nlch ma_.u It 1111111 $319.000 Make Ollml wasMlfY. pool, l11eplace, 2 Cal It 1dvtr11H •ur ,111er11u, KOLAR & CO. S1100mo Agenl CdM To_,,ou.. 2 muter .\\}/ /-/ / \(, 11/ /1 ' Q.49·640-7000 lC306 garage. No smoke/ptt 111111111111 Of d1tcrl1111 ..11n 9'19·376-5576 151 HOOsESICONOOS $1500mo 71H62·7-420 bedroom • 111 bath, nsed 11 11ct, coltr rellttt11, GRW LOCATION FOR AEHT 1undeck, carpon Incl, grMI .... llarMllCI,, t1mllial stain et So of PCH 2bf 2ba, up­ GENEAM. locatoln, !Mt-'720-1417 Htltul erltl•, or en lnlullo11 gradn. Brklhl ht ftOOf' end COBTA ' COiti Me~k Bay Sfulre 1110 :s: I ,.. ~ 3 bdrm lownhome Female tt mike 11r uc~ '"'"'"'· unit Oj)tC'I ~UM Sun 1·5 :00 3 Bdrm Stepa To Swid llmllatltl" dlW1111l1ttllH • (739 AvlCOdo) Bkra Invited. *COSTA MESA'S BEST* $1500.00 C0SA MESA P • $600.00 yrd, spa, pool, ten, rernod ~ d Ylllllm ti Ille It• OWf mdm Sun 12-4 oo. 320 Hazel Can freeway , beach & malls 3 Bdrm near Sand no pet $1800 949~5'94 111 hre•y 1111111111; 11111 111 add on or build new $82SK 714-557-4075 ~ $1S00.00 tllrelllnt\ •dmtlstd I• Ibis Gleal Value A!J Q.49-759·9070 news""' '" tnll•"• "' "' •Bdnn Home with ocean BNR tllltl •l1Pot1Hily usls Tt um svtVie1 VH!W$, IOC8$$ IO{)nvate .._~~'"" · ptal• ti itwtmlolltn. call HUD beaeh. ~ to Pelican Ht• -fSTArlrel'll\UlM!MJI To1Hrtt II 1800-42411590 fll Goll Course ptoperty $6951( 949-723-4•94 ll1t Was"•tltt, OC 11t1 ''"" Agelll 759-9314 Of 5$9-2876 "81l HUD 11 UHSOI • . 154 HOUSESICONDOS FOARaT ~1~ 1,10-:118. 1 IALBOA Ill.ANO <90£ Neli ~· Ushngs $151 EAST SIOE 317 Broadway Oednt Thursday SPM (OPEN SAT 1... ) Beau, remod. tt P.an Advlf'lilt sumy • bright. 3bf 11>1 hme In tM '°8fft Local An.:h gar, PMlt area Owntr 5419 * U001$LE • Reel E1t1te Section .900 l4H22•7245 CllanTMng 2Bdfm 28alh. FrplC, ~ palfQ. gartgll IY811able ll\WI CALL TOOAYll ,,., •I ' ' ), $1900 per mooth Agent LISA K. RIVERA LIVE TIIE TRADITION 949-67S..912 94W74-4252 . ~ t;· . ·' ANNE WILLEY . , 1.,. • .>. ',"' The Terrace Apartments 94'"574-4249 . ~-. •.... Tit at r---~~~~-=12 btdroorn, 2 bill. ... 10 -~ beaefl, llnal 1)1'111• !tom .,_,.,.,,_ LOAll $219.900 395 11111 ralt. 9y lo payments during c00.slruc· Awl Agent BoC> s.w ~ ~,d#ca .!Xiup W&~ lion. 100% ltnanQlle avallablt 94g..1e0-a544 ~rtt\ase land construction, QMA'f 8UY1 UR 8tacll · An Exclusive OppurtunHy for Coan &~anent limnono ctc>ee. lrllldl 11ec k>ctllon. '\'- ...... ~. .... , ' • • ~ ~ f 1 1.-.al... 38drm 28elll, ftrtplat:t and ; ... .. Waterfront Living on Newport BAy ei-~11.9111, morel ta•t,900 Agent, ~···~, ·, .. u...... - 714'37•·f132 .... -- . • Li..Uted avall~bility of • Gym. Spa & Pool .I l' - ~ •.,,,,,... I t ...... - .. ~ .... "' .~. . {'." ... . I, . • . .. DA, llCJlftt olc. 2 5 91f, •llPPIOX Stiadiot, l & 2 ~drooms ' 't ...... ,,• • A Village unto itu lf with .. f ..... I· , . . 2"909f' S9"f( OMtn Smlll. $1-i00-$2600 . ~ 71...,..7500"" 232 Mttting Roo1N, ?). ;\~ .~: .. ., . ... . ,...... - .. ,.,. . . .. *°72Hl10 ,.. ,.. .. ,,. e Pmate Guard-cAlcd Restaurant, Codctail - - .~---- . . - . .. . i" ••.•,._ Entrancie 2f.Hout · Lounp. Entcnainmmt ---~--- . .. ;~~ ' ...... ,,. .. -..,- Security 8c Switchboard & Rnom ~nicie . •"" ~ ' , r~, -...... ~ .' ,, -' t - ·~· . , ~ . ' ~ ' . • Pri,, •• ~ . . • . i'"'· To tehedule your private •howtn1. plMae ...a1 · (949}..64£.5000 -.~~ . ••• .. . .. -"' • . ' Thursday, January 21, 1999 Newport Beoch/Costo M.eso Doily Pilot

- -- ~ ,.. .. ~~ . . ~ •·~ ~·r ·- . • . . . ~ TODAY'S . . ·...... !~' • '.. .. . l~"l~ ~. le .4-g.;. ~ ...... & - By CHARLES GOREN Tl" T'. . J' • • . ... CRoSSyYoRP PUZZLE 'AOUAll 1"' XJI '112 LDUI 1 ... wnh OMAR SHARIF 1·~ · In lar lllarld CO'll ., lllacMvory, Tcuq oaoo Ed .,.. ,..,.., Of ... ~ & 2+ 2 COHYE•mai 20 t1011t 4~ 121.111 otnd TANNAH HINSCH ul9 loclion. 949-f13.1M3 "" .,_"' ...... IAUUI JAQUAR ."""' ---_.....,.. ·-- lOOiQNd few Sidi II or mor· .... 11~ .....IM-OIM . ring ()fl BalbDe leWld Prlfeir North side Call lH JAOOU liA 1Ji2 IJHCOLN 1Wi i11Ak YI "ft $TYU$T WAPfrtO tt I09-t48-3030 SfOAN 40 LIC c.tefuly malJUinlcf, A MATfER Ofo' ENTRIES F~ llnl dmel IVaif, ~ pel1ec.1 condUon.. 11p111ence ••th cli9ntelt , TYH's o Q J 10 9 H $35,MS IM273 MEAcOR\I 111112 SABLE 4 reward 0 109 . with another key pla~" holdina up the ~.l>hc>nM.olllce mllel, I c~ viii 2151 IM9-~2-62e2 $30,ttS SAUER JAGUAR door. eJ PoW8f, e2K mi. good 19 Arduoul journey DOWN . • 1<76 king of he.,, which severed .the 71'-953-4IOO '1ereo A .JEWELi I Bun ' Cow. Mototlnt $54$0 . • 20 CNcial P9'lod SOUTR defenders' Ill in thal suil .· Af'ltr dis· • JAGUAR XJ f2 &49-64«l045 221\ollof 2wd. 8 cyl. 6 SC>4 IC. ii111ilbllhl ECllPM GS ii moctuf• l'iORTH F.AST SOlJTH WEST Tu secure the cont.raet, doc:larer llfhn99 In this Clle9«Y 3S Seoul'• nation 9E~IN Mountains 47 Steeple may requlr1 you to au a ~l'M:asseltl , ant. $340000 Ont local OMllf, vtfy '*"' 36 "Cheerl" roie 10 Manne 31 Oklahoma 48 lndo$tnal 10 Pa • 10 Pus needed a slice of luck ..:_ East had to 714'-969-5587 (281656) $13,ttl l o Paa lNT Pass IOO number In which 37 Bear Lat • rneuure natrve . Mlety agc:y . have the ace of spades. When a spade BMW 525 '15 P1llillum peck· JEEP 1tfi CHEROKEE - MITSUBIStt MOTORS 11 Entice 32 Airplane 4'9 Time ol JNT faa Pus Pass !hire 11 • chlrtl P1f UMrTEO 4 0 LITER. 4 .tll dt 714-SU.1700 38 AalUITled name to the king won, declarer was ab)e to minute. Ip, 4Sk mlltt, Vin 1572 1 12 Frankfurl'I nver lrKkl< pl'Otperlty 39 Ory gully p~ay another spade and come to 10 $15,815 1111t1et P'll8ft0t, PM ""'*'- iiW...._DI "i1 40 SoillC. .. flail 13 Highw1y. IOf 33 Arab rulers • ; 50 Hemian Opening lead: Queen of I.:? pwr blakes pwr tleenng pwr Local new c:. trldeT Gt• vll- 41 Moumful toll shOrt 35 Arti.st Paul - Me1vt11e novel tncks. ..a11 .. cd pla)'lf, remote lnlry, uet (~I~ 42 TObacco P'~ 21 May honof ... 38 Forefather 52 ·- Gnt" Note that. if declarer wins the sec­ =~~ - r u n ' g r u l $8 5 0 0 MrTSUBtSHI MOTOllS 43 Book b9glnni 25 ·eurekll" 39 Otd a banking 53 Has a meal E11tr1es are the bread and butter of ond heart. the contract will be defeat­ 949~·0"169 94!MS(>.2n1 714-54$-1700 45 SpnnkleS ngs mos1 hands. The abili1y 10 cross from 26 Drink notSlly transaction S4 Baby's mt ed. When declarer leads a spade from Leaus 1992 iliiTSUBISHI Mlrege 41 Ac1ress Frsoos words? Lo saoo: s 'iS 48 C.UlhC 27 K11en.n utensil hand hand enables declarer to Lake dummy. Eas1 can rise with the ace 32k m111st, mini condlt.on 5 5PAspen 911Vlr. vln 1545. Lexus 10M scaoo MITSU81SHI MOTORS The 11ucuon was textbook. Wilh 11 Goren Brfdac LeJ!!~L P.O. Bo• $91,915 Ga~ory, lul opllOfl 714-5A5·1700 points and 'a balanced hand, South 4410, Chlca&o, W. f)(JOllU. Cove Motoring 1018981) s21,en Mtt1Uiilllil MOniero lhs invited game by rebidding two no (941) 150-fl1S lEXUS MISSION VIEJO This ltcty·Owned 4K4 wu trump and, with 14 points and six 8iiw 1sOI~ ·94 lliC001eki 141-314.()114 traded Wl on I NW Mon!llO IXIC'I cholCI. vln 11H LEXUS 1995 GSSOO (016639) S15,ttt $25,915 Bllc:M'l'OIY lul opOol\ MrT$U81Stt MOTORS Cove Motoring (10l143) S27,U7 71'-5'5·1700 (Ml) 150-5915 LEXUS MISSK>N VIEJO PORSCHE 11115 111 Clmf1 941-364-0A4 ~ n. mt. $1500 dOWll , LEXus iii! GS 300 IS$IMTll pp $18.500 C1$1vner~ lull = 94H73-0411 •NEWHOMES• ( It~~~ MISSK>N Vlf.JJ'tt7 """sA,.,,TU,,..,,.R.N.,..-1tt5-~S-L-1-5-.,..ci-- . Buy It. S•tl It. Find It. Silts 19ent In Newport ..---..-.• ~ ...... -· low mi, 1 owner NC, lm"lm _ .._..._. cass. trans ext wan $8t50 Claa•lfl9d. Co11t. Fu resume to P .1 \I< I" ·1 IMI-: Mt-25().90C)f LEXUS 1915 LExus ESJOO 71039·3122 Ful optlOl'I Ol'f'{ 171t mt -f"'o..,.y'""'o"""TA-TA~C~OMA--N-~ Construction I Ill I) I())' 111 l' ''I {123S84) S2Un Sharp In.ck, .llee ~ J LEXUS litlSSIOH VIEJO (125192) smt Ml-3'4-0664 MrTSOBISll MOTORS LEXUS 1iii ES300 71'"54S-1700 EMERCON CONSTRUCTION,JNC. Coac:ti Ed wtite TOYOTA 197? ctLiCA OT ( 1~5!e8ls ..ISSIO"' VlSE2J04.NT Dllbcd aulO. 4 cyl, stllflO, '"""'" :' u ,.!~u good cjlnd. $950 obo . Stelting lllho"1: 14...3 ...... 9"9-331·3852 Constru ction demolition knowledge a plus. HONOA CIVIC EX CPE 'VT CExus liii ES300 TOVOYA 1993 CEUCA GT APPOINIM&Yr GET OU Auto. 111 1"" other goodleS 155~~ • fut~ 2n 5.. pc1 , 1 owntt, f\111 poww, Must 'J>C.ik fluent English. l083958) l13,173 ( • 641! ml, sun-roof, plrllct SEITERS OF DEBT! MITSUBISHI MOTORS LEX MISSION VIEJO • cond $9'200. Mf.nt-1475 Ff Momin~ and 714-$45·1700 941-314.osM --·------· Also Steking WaUpaptrtr: C\'Cning sli lit.a We can hell!! Isuzu ROOEO S19S LEXUS 1ffi ES 300 vw omA GL 'M Need to know painting, wallpaper, 812-820 Thrl rig has been Pll'\l*Odl CISl\merlllWory c:htomes Slark. sunroof, 5 sPlll(I, auto, and light drywall repairs. General knowledge • Credtt Cards ConsoliJattd looks swesomel ( 184690} SS24,917 locks With remote. a.llrm. AC. Per Hour (332926) $10,939 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO Jtereo cass PS. btakss, 87K • PiJymtnls lowered 941-314.()164 frlJ('way mie5. dean, Qteal of ~nish clamcal 1s a plu~ Top-pro1.hl4'l'f"l • lnlert$I Rtductd MITSUBISHI MOTORS htghcr 71'-5A5·1700 LEltus 111t ES loo cond, se100 949-645-3870 • /Jarossmtnts• StoppiJ CashmefW!voty 1611 mil• 3000 GT 95 Both 1obs require reliable truck • : !li'f:l'~ 1-..Y Jegu•, XJ6 VOP, Wllitlllan, • Habfamos nQI VIN 8893 S33.995 (141201) $26,677 Local trade. rllClly eqUipped ~nd record., ·AUd -l(a LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (011895) . I ii.NI good driving • (.(qlt,..,~ .....- Cove Motomo 401 K. vaQtions, mediCll benefits, available. (!M9) eso-st1s MWM~ MITSUBISHI MOTORS &tabl.i!ih.cd in 1989 LtXOs 1687 ES3~00 71'-SAS-1700 and jV09o1ng - JAOOAA '* XJS , BllC:Mvoty , .. "* &1ck mi Eliiii wegon Call for o.ppolntmtnl SEOAN40 Call Tun Carey at (714) 630-9615 ttt,915 13-4261 (003113) S30,9n 403 CID. ftAI power. ' l50k. I Cal for Mswerl e Touct.. tane Of flaly ""°'* 1-888-313-4744 BAUER JAGUAR LEXUS MISSION VIEJO oug11111 owner SISO obo Ml-3M-OM4 71 '-541-3572 SftJMRED? • Ilk ... - 1•900-37o-9800 81(\ code 500 714''"""°°

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Nonh had an easy 714 S40 1177 949-644· 1056 1 Indian novellll, 57 A lew IAUfft JAGUAft 58 Path raise to aame despite the ainattwn 714-llHIOO - Rao acrof~. 5V~ 59-•Vll NORTH JAGUAR 11A XJs West's openina ltad of tho queen TtUMAAKETEl'S tnlll<• &O Owl'• C(y • • Q53 Sllet l'l'llkt money Vlndan P'-8 s.ctan 40 10 Unauccesslul '1 Bizarre O A of hearts rcmovtd the only sure enlr)' • lepM:rMm SC,'74ml last end HIY call Mtke , .,..... 11-4081 iltActoE&ORNt 1Hs pley 82 Correct • l•xt o AK64Jl to dummy's diamond suit. To prc­ 71 ·4'119 f -0802 e.cusa ES32o WAOOH 40 14 Alger11n city &3 "Famous· a the 1 . BAUER JAGUAR cooklemala.at ... J 54 ~rvc link to table, declartr led 714-1534800 WHITE, 41 ,0IMI 15 Dairy buy• low diamond at trick two, East's jack na,tff . · H-4212 te Aulob9hn car 64 Update (a WEST EAST t Wltctl) • 10 6 2 winning. The five of hearts was THE MAll80Jt J~GUAft 1"8 XJS 8AU£R JAGUAR 17 Clj)ltal of Peru • A987 * * · 71"53-4IOO 66 Rouw c:;> 1098 c:;> 543 came Courtier M-patt bme, penn SEOAN4D 18 EmpioyH'I QJ returned, and now declarer up SS$,"' tM273 r.W.rd • ¢ up shlpc)log. ptiones, ofllce mltee, I qtlndef vln 2151 iiEACURY 1ii2 SAitl i o JO 9 QJ8 with another key play, holdina tho 949-6'2-6262 IAUEA JAOUAA door, al powtr, 82K nt OOOd 19 Anlloua jOUm8Y DOWN k:inJ of hearts, which severed the $30,tll 1 Bun • K76 •Q98 Cow Motoring 714-t53~ stereo A JEWEU $S450 20 Crucial petiod deftnders' link in that suit After dis· . 949-&44-0()t5 22 R~~Mana~ 2 Opera IOl'l9 SOUTH (Mt)llNt15 JloOAJi f 12 • 23 Pit 3 Trallic •KJ4 cardina-a sJ>!'de and club from the S£0AN40 MlllUbflht EeilPM GiX•i5 24 - Paulo, Brazil c::> K 762 cable at uick.s thn)e and four, declare( BL.ACK, 21,104141 35K mil11, loaded end 29 Plot 4~~ 075 . won the heart continuation w then ...... tM204 11.orgeoual 20 Bl** Hills • 5 lype ol phone • 'A 1032 ran five diamond uick.I, brinaina 8AU£A JAGUAR (019731) 115,tA memonaJ Pflk ti Soldaiy 714-153-4800 MITSUBIM MOTORS North-South's total to stven. with tho • 714-545-1700 34 Sa~y·..it 7 Utt of option• ,2111 01.... ~,-~ Pleue be ewwe that the JEEP cRUoklE 1Ni The bidd1ni: ace or clubs there for the eighth. 2-ooor 5 mixtu,.. 8 Boxing maid\ ll1t1ngs In Ihle c1t9t«Y only S41r mt v1n 3491, S2UtS 2wd e cyt, spd. ac. " ..li1Uiillfil tcliPM GS ·ii 9 EvaJuat.. Mountains 47 Sleepie NORTll EAST soum WESr To secure thC contBCI, declarer am1m.tas6'ntt 11111 '3400 oo 35 Seoul's nation !flay ~ulrt you to call i ~Motoring Ont local OMier, 't9"f nql 36 "CMefa" role 10 tknna 31 Okllhoma ~ lndustri.t JO Pus l t;;I Pus needed a slice of luck - East had to 714-1169·5567 numbtt In whldl 94M5o.6t15 (261656) 113,ttt 37 Bear. l.a1 . "*SUit natNe aaletyagcy. 20 Pus 2NT Pus too llfTSU81SHI MQfOAS have the ace of spades. When a spade there le • ch1t91 per BlitW '25 95 Premium Pidt· JEEP 1ifl cklAok££ 38 AatumeeS nema 11 Entice 32 Airplane 411 Twneol 3NT fase hss Pan to the )cjng won, declarer was able to LIMITED 4 0 LITER 4 ~ dr 714-545-1100 prospenty minute. egs, Uk mllel, Vin t572 39 Dry guly 12 Franldu11'1 IMlf ~er play another spade and come to 10' $25,195 INltier tnllllor. pwr WtlldOM, iliTID6ii ..... Ol "17 40 Soak, u flax 13 Hoghway, IOf 33 Arab rulers 50 Hetman Opening lead: Queen of 'V pwr brlkll. pwr "'8nng ~ local new car tradlT GfNt vlf. Melville novel 1ncks. . ~Mo40tlna 41 Moumfultol stiort 35 .Artist Paul - (IMI) HCMt1 C seets Cd playtt, ttmOle enuy, ue• 1026146)$86M 42Tobacoo~ 21 May honorHI 38 Forelalher 52 ·-o"r Note that, if declarer wins the sec· 1un5 gttat $8500 . MITSVBISHI MOTO"S 43 9ool< beginnings 25 ·eureka!" 39 Did a banking 53 Has a meal Entries arc the bread and buuer of ond heart. the contract will be defeat· aiiw wo. 'ts. btiCkltllltk. most hands. The ability to cross from 949-648·9169 94HS0-2n1 714-545·1100 45 Sprinkles 26 DflM nolslly 1ransac:tt0n 54 Baby'afnt ed. When declarer leads a spade from 60lr "'""· v1n 04ls, nuts L11ut 1192 SCiOO. 27 Krtchen utensil 41 Aelresa F rancts wordS? _ Cow Motomg MITSUBtSli Mir191 S 'iS 48 C1u111c hand to hand enables declarer to take dummy, Ea.st can ri e with the ace 32k milts•, mint condition 5 $pd, IC c:d, net 47 Cummetbund 28 Careleu horty 42 Pedro's house 55 Aelor Estrada NHS0-5111 lllfleelll advantage of fines~e positions; 1 cat Ouncun a1 Very clearl! (034322)$5171 211 A91tales 44 T1uucab IJ(OYPS 5e "Pnma•or and play another heart, and the 8MW 74611, 96. low w1ntnty 48 Woodwind lead toward strength; and prepare the 714-556·9649 MITSUBIStl MOTORS ~MMl'll 30 Ruasla'a - 45 Pocl\et Item "heart" follower defenders score five tricks. mllee • .beautiful. vln 1441, around for endplays. Those same $43,tff Lexus 11194 LS4oo 714-545·1700 assetS penn1t the defenders to set up Learn to be a better bridae_play · Cove MotorlnQ White/Ivory, lul option Mlteublalll Montero l$ 15 · and run suits and to escape from an (Mii) uo.6111C 120933n ue.m One local owner under 43lc erl Subscribe now to the Goren LEXUS ISSJOH VIEJO mile& Nice llUCkl endplny. This hand features enlr)' Brld1e Letter by calllna (800) 788- BMW 7401, 'i5. only 4511 ml, .....3t4-0864 problems for both declarer and West. b11utuully malntelned. 1027238> 11un 1225 for lnfonmtlon. Or write to: A..,.n Sliver. vln 8545. LEXUS 1094 scaoo MITSU81SHf llOTOAS The auction was textbook. With I l Goren Brldae IAJ!~!L P.O. Box 131,915 • Gamel/Ivory, fU. option 714-545-1100 points and a balanced hand, South 4410,ChJcaco, IU.l)U08V. Cove atotorlng 10189811 121,tn Mlt1116'hl MOniero CS'llS: invited game by rebidding two no ' (M9)~915 .-LEXUS MISSION VIEJO This lady·Owned 4P WU IM9-3U..Q614 tromp and. with 14 points and six Biiw 7561~ 11M BlidC/bleck, lflided in on 1 new Montero. 11:1e'1 chokt. vln llH LEi(us tll85 GS300 (016639) $1$,999 • $25,995 BlackTM)(y, lul opllon MITSUBISHI MOTOAS ~Uot~ (1061 43) '27,117 714-545·1100 PlteM bl wary of out of (Mt) H0-6~fS .LEXUS MISSION VIEJO PORSCHE 1915 ~11 C~ .,... COfllpellltt. Check N•3e4-0664 478 EMPLOYltllNT Rtdr1an --· ml, $150() ctotr.n I with the toe.a BetWr BMW aso, 192, BllclllbleckO assume pp $18.500 lu11ntu luf91U before l·tpted, f'llre . vln2540 !MH73-04tt °"'"' *NEW HOMES* YCKI ~ any money or 131,"5 SAT\JRN 1995 SL1 5 apeed Buy It. Sell It. Find U. S1le1 1gtnt In Newport feet for ..vlcaa. Reid Cove Motorlna low mt, 1 owner, AIC. am-Im Cl•••tfled. Ca.st. Fu reaume to end understand 1ny {Ml) 65Hl1 S r ca55 trans ex1 warr $8150 94•2.SG-tooe conttact • belo;.,;.Jt auto. • cyt ~ereo . BAUER JAGUAR LEXUS MJSSIOI# VIEJO good eond 5950 obo Suiting Lahorn-: 714-853-4800 ....~ 949"631-3852 Conmumon demolition knowledge a plus. HONDA CIVIC EX CPE 't7 mms 1iii tS3oo TOYOYA 19113 CEUCA GT 8lackt1Yory. lul opllOll Mu~t speak fluent English. APPOWDIE.VI' GET OUT Auto. all rie other QOOdles S·apd, t o-. full poww, (083956) t13,t73 1155789) nun 1411 ml, tlln-o -"' Aallary ~ 1-888-SJS-47~ BAUER JAGUAR LEXUS Mt$$IOH VIEJO 011omal owner mo obo STUM RED? • '5c per -1.g()().37().9800 ext code 500 714-IU-4IOO .....*'*4 71'-$4WS72

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