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Stars and stockings
From the "Not Sure Why"
category
The Sedrs store m South
todsl Plazd will host d "Free Fall
Hosiery Fdsh1ons and Astrologi-
cal Redding Event" on Fnday.
Huh?
A press release explains that
from noon lo 1 :30 p.m. Friday,
"noted fashion stylist" Cindy
Piccoh will offer ddvice on how
to achieve "the optimum fit in
hosiery"
But wait. lhdt's not dll ...
"Fdmed Cdhforn1d
astrologer" Louise Woods will
also entertain visitors by " sizing
up' their future" with personal-
ized mterpretallons of astrologi-
cal signs
I see more readings
in your future
U that dstrological pdnty hose
event isn't enough for your New
Age seU, you can check out •A
Cosnuc Affair" an event where
you can learn about astrology,
channelmg dnd h ypnotherapy as
well dS g<>t diet, makeup dnd
hct1r lips.
Billed as "An Expenent1al
Dtly" to help the body, mind dnd
spirit, the event w1U feature pan-
el d1scuss10ns and private con-
sultdtions by psychics, tarot card
readers, numerologists, even an
"automatic handwntmg/chan-
nellng/psych1c/healer," dccord-
mq to a flier
All this for free Well, there
will be a "nonunal fee" for psy-
chic reddmgc,
Follow your psyche to The
Lake'> ttt South Coast clubhouse
m Costa Mesa from 1 to 6 pm
Saltuday. If you can't make 1t
this week, the event will be
repeatPd Sept. 23 m Newport
BerlC h at the Oakwood Apart-
ments' north clubhouse.
Call Cosmic Connect1om at
645-6444 for more> information
John and Barbara
and Carmen
But will tlwy frt>l nl "I tome on
thP StdgP"7
Local TV < Ph'h" John Crean
and Barbarc1 V<'nf•11c1 hostc; of
the evN-pop11lcH < c1blP 'ihow
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making lh1•11 off B1nadwc1y
debut
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and ht., bubbly TV rnhort ct'
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formmg Art'> Ct•ntcr Sc1tu1day
The dyn.rnrn duo wLll be among
thP thronq "ct•lt>brc1llng the
c1rr1v<1I of tlw g1ec1l torec1dor
Esej,p111lo" m tht• fourth c1ct,
c1ccWlhng to c1 prPss release
We ldkl' 11 Crecrn and Venez1c1
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AROUND TOWN
59 ANO HOLDING
LOCAL SCENE
STUDENTS FLY SPECIAL MESSAGE
LEAH HOGSTEN I OAllY I'll.OT
Sunday school stude nts at St. Matthew's Church released 35 balloons at the church Sunday with messages inviting finders to visit
the Sonday school and to call or write. About 35 students, ranging from preschoolers to high school students, each released a bal-
loon to kick off the new Sunday school year as well as inform people about the Newport Beach church, said Sandy Rushing, Sun-
day school coordinator. One 3-year-old cried when sh e had lo let her balloon go. "We got her another one," Rushing said.
Rip-roarin'
sales brought
I in by Ripken
record
•Photos, baseball cards
sell out fast from shelves -
of memorabilia shops.
By Tina Damikolas. Daily Prloc
Autogrnphed ph11t11-.. of <'c1l
Ripken hdd sold out h>t Wf'cllll'"
day at Th~ C'rPdll\ 1 Pl.ty Ill ( o'ld
Meo;; a
And also dom<J Wt'll \\t•n• Cdl
Ripkt>n ·., ongmctl rookw bc1wbdll
card and a sp<•n<ll rnc1gc11.m<'
1s~ue commemorating R1pkt>n put
out by BeckPll. c,c11d locdl c;porLc;
Cdrd and memordbL11a ~PUN.,
The dealers have lwc•n bc'n<'
hbng from Rlpken. tlw Oc1ltuno1 t'
Orioles player, who cm W<>clnl'~
day. broke Lou Gf'hnq'::. 1eco1 d of
2, 131 consecutivP gttml'~
Collectors PV<'l1 ,mlinpalt'd
Ripken's record, !>nc1tching up
most of the Ripken baseball cc1rds
• SEE RIPKEN PAGE 4
With enough vigor to
put a teen-ager to
shame, Gloria
Matthews' swinging
impromptu lit up the faces
of passersby at the Balboa
Days festival. She and the
band Fitzu entertained
Sunday's crowd. Although
she i~ not a band member,
she has jammed with the
band before. "I just think
sh e's great," said saxo-
phonist Henry Alexander.
.
Trustees
to discuss
meeting
broadcasts
• Some trustees want
their 'NMTV,' while oth-
ers say the board should
wait on televising until a
new building is in place.
By Julie Ross cannon, Dally Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Just how
camera-shy are school board
members?
Commwlity members will find
out Tuesday when the trustees
formally discuss televising school
board meetings
For months, some board mem-
bers have pushed for televised
meetings. citing the opportunity
for greater visibility and commu-
nity input. But other members say
the board
should hold
off going on
the ·air until
after moving
mlo the dis-
trict's new
administrative
center under
construction.
In the
meantime,
Costa Mesa
Mayor Joe
Enckson has
offered the
The Newport-
Mesa Unified
School District
board of
trustees meet
at 7 p.m. Tues-
day at the
Harper Com-
munity Center,
425 E. 18th St.,
Costa Mesa.
trustees the use of City Hall coun-
ol chd.mbers, so the board meet-
ings could be televised but the
board postponed voting on the
issue until it received cost esti-
mates. The board recelVed the
estimates m August, and the issue
is scheduled for Tuesday's regular
school board meebng.
Accordl.ng to a memorandum
prepdred by the city's video pro-
duction coordinator Dane Bora.
televising one three-hour session
from the board's current home at
tforper Center would cost the dis-
lnct $1 , 135 Televismg one three-
hour session from the City Coun-
cd chdffiber.. would cost $165
Board member Jim de Boom
hd" long '-dld the meebn'ls ~hould
bf> moved to the City Counol
chdmbers and lt IP\'1.Sed
For $5,000 to 6 000 a year it
make~ rt•dc,onable sense to do
that.· dt> Boom ~d after rece1v-
mg the estunates I ve been in
fdvor of lt>lev1smg the board
meetings smce I started on the
boare Ill 1984 It's the best way to
keep the public informed·
If the board deades. to video-
tape from the Harper Ce11ter. the
meetings would have to be shown
on a tape-delayed basis and
would require three cameras. If
the board m et at the City Council
chambers, the meetings could be
shown live as well as tape-
delayed and would also require
three cameras
MACABRE MATTE
Fint l¢Y Of Gothic 1wm1r; NIM Ille& tlrmoa
1uuidi'edll to book ~In Calta AIJ10
MattDAV. .......... 1195.
nancy
mcintyre
· Dinner table loses
place in suburbia
T be family dinner table
functions more as a court
of last appeals than a
dining area. This i's the only
time of the day parents and
kids have a chance to
exchange complaints, griev-
ances and even compliments.
Moms and dads preside
as judges, leaving their brood
to plea-bargain their cases, an
excellent training for trial
lawyers and politicians. A
notable example are the
Kennedys, who remember
with affection the long and
lively discussions around the
dinner table as part of their
chHdhood education.
Frequently, current events
are included in the conversa-
tional muc by Dad, who
valiantly tries to interest his
kids in w hat's going on in the
world -besides the skate-
boarding contest at the high
school.
1100KING . BACK
With the focus on family
values today, you'd think din-
mg with the kids would be a
sacred ritual. but the recent
architectural trend pomts in a
diffe rent direction. In the new
suburban ho mes being built,
the living and dming room
Meds have s hrunk to the size
of a small lobby, while the
Hfam1ly room H has e xpanded
dramatically into the largest
room m the house -big
enough to accommodate a
huge. wide-screen television
set dnd a gaggle of hypno-
tized mouth-breathers.
Newport's first high school principal cultivated district's roots
T he most-watched place
in Newport Beach begin-
ning June 16, 1930, was a
20-acre parcel of former Irvine
Co. farmland at 15th and Irvine
streets. There, after a nine-year
struggle to establish a local
high school district, Newport
Harbor High School was
becoming a reality.
A bill passed by the slate
legislature in 1929 allowed the
area to withdraw from the San-
ta Ana School District and
become the Newport Harbor
Union School District, serving
the stud~ts of Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa. The first
school board consisted of Leroy
P. Anderson, Judge Donald J .
Dodge, Dr. F.C. Ferry, Mrs. A.P.
Nelson and Theodore Robins.
Sydney H. Davidsqn, who
was at the time vice prmcipal of
Huntington Beach High
School, became Newport's first
high .school principal. He
worked the first seven months
without pay and is credited
with the pdssage of a $410,000
bond measure in 1929 which
made construction of the school
possible in those Depression
days. He also helped architect
Herbert Powell design the dis-
tinctive tower that is a nautical
landmark.
Davidson was principal and
superintendent from ,1929 to
1958. The school's athletic field
is named in his memory. He
died at the age of 94 tn 1990.
The school opened to 178
students in September 1930
and was formally dedicated in
1931.
Today, the Newport-Mesa
School District is served by four
The nveting eye of televi-
sion 11> transforming families
into a passive and mute soci-
ety. Couch potatoes are multi·
plying faster than the length
of the sofas. At least the din-
ing room table provided Dad
with a pulpit where he held
forth over a captive audience
and an adoring wife. From
now on, kids will get their
advice on the tube from Mr.
Rogers and Big Bird. By pro-
viding an open, accessible
kitchen adjunrt to the fall\.ily
room, youngsters can keep
thetr tummies full -tf not their
minds
around town
Ptlrr nts hdve conve rted
some of that extra living and
dining room space into larger
bedrooms whe re they can
enjoy their privacy and more
bathrooms and closets. The
motto in the new suburbia is
"comfort over formality."
Architecture follows
lifestyl es. Soon. homes will be
sell-sufficient fortresses for all
your needs -from wide-screen
television and video games to
home shopping and tele-com-
muting. There'll be less rea-
son to seek anything outside
the home -hke a library.
With all the technical means
of getting mformation today,
books may become obsolete -
unless they are sex novels.
NANCY MCINTYllE'S column runs
Mondays.
TODJ\Y
ATIENTION DEFICIT DISORDER
Joan Andrews, a MFCC and
educational psychologist, will be
giving a tree lecture titled • Atten-
tion Deficit Disorder in Children,
Adolescents and Adults" at 7 p.m.
in the Coastline Counseling Cen-
ter, 1200 Quail St., Suite 105 in
Newport Beach. The lecture will
provide an in-depth look at the
disorder and its treatments. For
information, call 476-0991.
FREE RELATIONSHIP HOTLINE
Maxine Cohen, a marriage and
family therapist, is sponsoring an
anoJ\YlllOUS helpline for individu-
als with relationship problems.
Cohen is available for free consul-
tation from noon to 1 p.m . and 7 to
8 p.m. every Monday. She can be
reached at 759-0357.
. TUESDAY:.
PRIDE AWARDS
Costa Mesa's Pride Seventh
Annual Neighborhood Pride
Awards Breakfast takes place at
7 :30 a.m. in the Costa Mesa Golf
and Country Club. The guest
speaker is Bruce Merrifield, pas-
tor of Harbor Trinity Baptist
Church. Neighborhood Pride
Awards C hairman Ron
Amburgey will present awcu,:ds to
recipients. Cost is $5 per person.
The public is invited. R.S.V.P. to
Ron Bauer at ~5-2726 or Bobbie
Hendrick at 546-1087 by Friday,
Sept. 8. For information, call Pres-
ident Arlene Schafer at 546-1 429.
TAX TALK
•Income Tax Alternatives -
Flat Tax or Sales Tax?" is the title
of the program at the Newport
Foundation's 7:30 a.m. meeting at
the Balboa Bay Club Quarterdeck
Room, 1221 W. Coast Highway.
Speakers are Steven L. Hayes,
president of Citizens for Alterna-
tive Tax System, and Roland
Boucher, chairman of United Cal-
-ifomians for Tax Reform. Cost is
$28 for non-members, $20 for
foundation members. Call 675-
3228.
IRVINE RANCH
•The Irvine Ranch: 50 Years of
Development" is the title of a free
noon program in the Friends
Meeting Room of the Newport
Beach Central Library, 1000 Avo-
cado Ave. Presenter Martin A.
Brower, editor and publisher of
The Orange County Report and
former public relations director
for The Irvine Co., will discuss the
transformation of the • agricultur.
al dynasty into an urban empire."
For information, call 717-3800.
PERSONAL POWER
Local therapist Kate Stevens
hour 1nswwring service may be
uMd to record letters to the
editor on 1ny topic.
news stories, illustrations, edito-rial matter or advertisements herein can be reproduced with-
out written permission of copy·
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TEMPOATURU
Newport Beach
78162
Balboe
78162
Costa Mesa
83.466
Cotona del Mar
7"2
will present a free seminar titled
•Enhancing Personal Power"
from 6 to 8 p.m. in room 106 of
Orange Coast College's Counsel-
ing and Admission Building. The
two-part workshop -which also
runs Sept. 26 -is designed to help
individuals "honor themselves in
healthy assertive ways." The pro-
gram is sponsored by OCC's Re·
Entry Center. For information, call
432-5162.
MENTAL ILLNESS SUPPORT
The Alliance for the Mentally
Ill of Orange County provides
education and emotional support
for families dealing with ment~y
ill loved ones. A free support
·group meets from 6 to 7:30 p .m .
every Tuesday at Orange County
Mental Health Clinic, 3115 Red-
hill Ave., Costa Mesa. Call 544-
8488 for details.
WATER AEROBICS
Beginning today, an Oasis
Senior Center water aerobics
class will be offered from 8:30 to
9:30 a.m. every Tuesday and
Thursday at the Newport Dunes
resort, 1131 Back Bay Drive,
Newport Beach. Preregistration is
not necessary, and'the cost is $1
per class. For information, call
644-3244.
PRO,ESSIONAL WOMEN
The South Coast Business and
Professional Women's organiza-
tion is sponsoring a noon lunch
program titled "The Internet -
Today and Tomorrow" at El Tonto
Gtill, 633 S. Stanton Blvd., Costa
Mesa. Topics include non-techni-
cal descriptions, typical users and
the Internet's future and capabili·
ties. The cost is $15 for members
and $20 for non-members. For
reservations, call 472-4666.
WEDNESDAY
FREE HEALTH WORKSHOP
"Robust Health" is the title of a
three-part workshop offered from
noon to 1:30 p.m. in Orange Coast
College's Re-Entry Center. Chiro-
practor and nutritionist Marcia
Ferber will lecture on topics
including: ·How to Be H~althy, •
"Nutrition," "Alternative Care,·
"Emergency Treatment" dnd
"Stress Management." The work·
shop is free to the public. Other
dates: Sept. 13 and 20. For mON>.
information, call 432-5 162.
NElWORKING CLUB
The Sterling Business Club is
accepting applications for new
members. The exclusive network-
ing club bolds lunch meetings
from noon to 1:15 p .m. every
Wednesday at the Sfuzzi restau-
rant on the com er of Harbot and
Newport boulevards, second lev-
el. Call Jason at 83(-1005, ext. 220.
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Much of the same
expected through
Thursd1y.
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6:11p.m •
Second high
hlgh schools: Newport Harbor
plus Costa Mesa High School,
Corona del Mar a nd Estancid.
They all began with the dreams
that built Newport Harbor High
School.
-Compiled by Anne Spinn
PICTURED: Newport Harbor
High School under construc-
tion Sept. 12, 1930.
lunch menu
Newport-Mesa elementary
school meals this week
• Offered every day: Turkey
dnd cheese on a 4-mch roll;
turkey bologna and cheese
on a 4-mch roll; student
mini-chef salad with lettuce,
Cdrrot sticks, cheese, sun-
flower nuts, graham crack-
ers, fruit and choice of milk.
• Monday Beef Fingers with
dipping sauce or Jumbo com
dog with mustard and cat-
sup, oven-baked trench tries,
chilled pedrs, choice of milk
• Tuesday· Soft taco (beef.
bean and cheese), flour tor-
tillas, sdlsd, lettuce cup,
Apple Culle Pie, choice of
milk.
• Wednesday: Tund Boat or
jumbo com dog with catsup
cmd mustdrd, seasoned veg-
etables, chtlled peaches,
choice of milk
• Thursday: Italian spaghetti
with turkey and meat sauce,
crisp green salad, lite dress-
ing, trench bread, cherry
crisp, choice of milk.
• Friday: Egg roll an9 rice or
jv.mbo com dog, carrot
sticks, lite ranch cl,lp, orange
half, brownie, choke of milk.
briefly
in the news
Accident victim listed
in guarded condition
A Newport Beach driver was
in guarded condition Sunday
after colliding with another car at
Avocado Avenue and Pacific
Coast Highway on Friday, a
Western Medical Center
spokesman said.
Howard Thepp, 60, was driving
east on Pacific Coast Highway at
about 5:14 p.m. when he collided
~th a car going north on Avoca-
do which sent his car careening
into a city signal pole, Police Sgt.
Al Fisher said.
· Trepp suffered a collapsed
lung, several broken ribs and a
broken right leg in the accident,
Newport Beach police said.
Fire officials used the jaws of
lite to free the drivers of the other
car, Paul and Donna Long of
Newport Beach, from their BMW,
a · fir~ department press release
s<Ud.
• · The Longs, who were air lifted
tQ UCI Medical Center, were dis·
charged on Saturday, a hospital
spokesperson said.
· Newport Beach police are still
iJ1vestigating the cause of the
accident, Fisher said.
Think ahead to spring,
~llege officials say
Fall classes Just started, but
Orange Coast College is already
pt.lSSing out Spring 1996 applica-
tions to first-time students.
Spring semeste'r classes begin
Jan. 22, 1996. Class schedules
will be available to the public in
November.
"The earlier a person files an
application, the better his or her
registration appointment. " said
Nancy Kidder, OCC's administra·
live dean of admissions and
records.
The admissions office is open
Monday through Thursday from
8 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Friday from 8
a .m. to 5 p.m.
For more information on
spring semester enrollment. cdll
432-5772.
Girl Scouts seeking
new members
Girls ages 5 to 17 are invited to
join Girl Scout troops fanning
throughout Orange County.
Girl Scouting helps girls
increase seU-esteem, make new
friends and become a vital part of
tbeir community, according to the
Girl Scout Council of Orange
County. Financial assistance is
available for program costs.
Women and men are also
needed to serve as troop leaders,
guest speakers, program assis-
tants and in other volunteer posi·
tions.
For information, call the Girl
Scout Council of Orange County
at 979-7900.
Oass for teens and
parents offered
The Coalition for Children,
Adolescents and Parents is offer·
ing a free six· week class for chil·
dren 13 to 15 yea.rs of age and
their parents, designed to provide
information about sexuality and
its meaning in lite.
Titled *SHAPE ll (Sharing
Healthy Adolescent and Parent
Experiences)," the class will run
from 7 to 9 p.m. at TeWinkle Mid·
d,le School, 3224 California Ave.,
Costa Mesa.
Sessions will run on siX: cori~
secutive Tuesdays, Wednesdays
or Thursdays. beginning the
week of Oct. 8.
Topics will indudt! AIDS, sex·
ually transmitted diseases, mak-
ing responsible choices and
reproduction. All classes are co-
ed.
For information or to register,
call 972 ... 859.
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. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1995 '.
Midnight marauder is pumped full o( lead
AND TIIB VICTIM WAS ·
WEAJUNG A MASK -
There was a fatal shooting
on Balboa Peninsula the other
night involving o prominent local
citizen, and you're probably
wondering why you didn't read
about it in the papers.
Was it a cover-upf
Not really. Seems police were
summoned in the early morning
hours because of loud gunshots
heard in the neighborhood.
When they arrived, they found
well-known saloon keeper Max
Dillman still holding the smoking
gun.
. Also found was the body of
the victim, a raccoon.
Seems Dillman had grown
weary of nocturnal marauders,
such as the aforementioned
marrunal, raiding the fishpond
behind his home. So he lay in
wait (ain't that premeditation?)
and blasted away with a 20·
gauge shotgun.
The intruder was about to
devour one of Dillman's pet koi
when its protector uncorked the
· salvo. The carp was still strug-
gling, so Dillman uncorked a sec-
ond blast.
Accordmg to callers, there
wasn't enough left of the preda·
tor to make a coonskin cap. The
fish, reportedly. !tlso failed to sur-
vive the carnage.
IT KEEPS DOWN TIIE COM-
PLAINTS -"In your references
to the 70-and-over Slo·Pitch Soft-
ball League, you should mention
one benefit enjoyed by team
managers,• says Carlos Moreno
of Corona del Mar. •Tuey don't
get too many nasty calls from
parents demanding to know why
their kids don't get more playing
tiin It e.
AND SHE PROBABLY ISN'T
EVEN A PAID·UP MEMBER -
At a gathering of anonymous
souls here the other night, a
woman confessed she always
overreacts to personal crises. Her
sorry story:
"Most people, when they're
driving and get a flat tire,
promptly call the Automobile
Cub's emergency service. Me. r
dial the hotline number for the
Suicide Prevention Center.•
WELL, HE CAN KISS TIDS
IDEA GOODBYE -There was a
hot political rumor ma.king the
rounds over the weekend -that
Oregon's disgraced Sen. Bob
Packwood might move to Cali·
fomia, establish residency and
make another bid for the Senate.
I called Republican County
Chairman Tom Fuentes for com·
ment. and he laughed and
laughed.
Fuentes, who knows how to
go along with a joke, replied,
"Packwood kr'lows there'll be
another senatorial race here in
two years -and he's aroused
Pitch . .'.;..r.-qty clean! . . . '" In!·) . :_·.
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Wednesday's piece about Costa
Mesa's Bob Pettit, the
Methuselah of mailmen, Betty
Moreno reminded me of anoth·
er of the octogenarian's claims
to fame.
As the longtime lead singer ·
for the barbershop quartet
known as The Beach Nuts, Pettit
also composed some of their most
memorable renditions. Betty
remembers three of his near-clas-
sical compositions. to wit:
"You Can't Play Bridge on the
Balboa Ferry When Someone's
Sitting on the Deck."
*It Wasn't UnW She Offered
Me a Boat Ride Around Catalina.
That I Learned She Had a Glass
Bottom.•
"She Asked Me to Drive Her
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Come Across.•
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like that anymore.
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Real Cold, Put It Next to My Ex·
wife's Heart.~
"1 Don't Know Whether to JOll
Myself or Go Bowhng."
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EYE -OPENER
CDM FOOTBAU
ON A IBRY BIG ROU.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
"For the first time ltnC11 I've bma ot CdM.
the kJds went lnU> the game reaJly ready ... •
-CDM FOUrBALL COAQI MARK SOIUSTER •
monday morning quarterbacks
Corona del Mar was 'ready'
. · . -• It may very well be the
understatement of the year.
Marina hardly knew what
· happened as the Sea Kings
: roared to 35-0 halftime lead.
• By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -Coach
.. • Mark Schuster liked what he saw
: Friday night from his Corona de!
• Mar High football team. And that
: was before the Sea Kings ripped off
five first-half touchdowns en route to
an impressive 42-0 season-opening
• nonleague win over visiting Marina.
•for the first time since I've been
• at CdM, the kids went into the game
really ready," Schuste~ said. •After
• watching their preparation before
: the game, I could tell JUSt by looking
at the kids' faces. In fact, I mentioned
to Coach (Lyle) Ldnsdell that the
•• kids seemed really ready to play and
: they understood what we wanted for
-preparation.·
• The results didn't ldke long to
materialize for the Sea Kings. as
, • Greg Mercer forced a Mdnna fum-
ble on the openmg klckoff and Sky
Conway recovered to set up a four-
play 18-yard drive, capped by the
•• first of Junior tailback Tom
O'Meara's school single-game
. • record five touchdowns.
"Marina made some of that (sue-
C DM
hruped us."
Schuster said the pregame focus
was a stark contrast to last season.
·1n order to get the kind of inten-
sity I'm after, the kids have to be
willing to give of themselves and
focus on their jobs," Schuster said.
"They can't be involved with all the
other stuff going on around them.
"We didn't have that kind of focus
last year. Those guys wanted loud
music playing in the locker room
before the game and they would be
dancing, joking around, and even
snapping each other with towels
when they should have been getting
ready for the game. As much as I
tried to explain, they didn't undt>r-
stand that those things were distract-
ing them from preparing for their
job. The only way you gel any better,
is to focus on what you need to do.
"Now, I think the kids have seen
an example of what intensity can do
for you. We just have to keep bwld-
ing week-to-week. H
The Sea Kings, with their first
debut victory since 1992, opened
construction on solid offensive foun-
dation, ripping through Marina's
defense so effectively on the ground,
Schuster found it difficult to fuUill his
intention to show off an improved
aerial attack.
because we just needed to see some
things from our kids."
What he saw was a 6-for-13 pass-
ing performance from senior quar-
terback Josh Walz and three catches
for 49 '{1i rds t?y untested senior
receiver 1)'ler Stonebreaker.
"Josh really did a good job of
staying within the framework of the
offense,· Schuster said. •He did his
job, dilected the offense, and made
sure everything flowed. He allowed
the rest of the team to play around
him, which made him more effec-
tive."
The much-heralded offensive line
also lived up to its billing, with junior
Tate Luesebrink starting his first var-
sity game, before veteran Kevin Stu-
art took over at right tackle for most
of the second half.
Schuster also praised the block-
ing of fullback Scott Shimer for help-
ing contribute to O'Meara's impres-
sive starting debut.
Defensively, praise was also plen-
1.lf ul from Schuster, who singled out
Conway, a senior tackle, end Jeff
Bogdan, linebackers Richy Nichols
and Ryan Crogan. and secondary
members Ryan Bums, Trevor
Pdvone, Chris Wills and Ryan Coop-
er.
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• 1963. CdM 12, ~ 13
+ 196' -CdM 20, Newport 0
+ 1965 -CdM 7, Newport 13
+ 1966 -CdM 12, Foothill 6
+ 1967 -CdM 0, Newport'!b
+ 1968 -CdM 6, Newport 21 + 1969 -CdM 6, Newport 14
+ 1970 -CdM 0, Newport 7
+ 1971 .-CdM 7, Newport Oj
+ 1972 -CdM 21, Newport 0
+ 1973 -CdM 3, Newport 31
+ 1974 -CdM 7, Mater Del 28
+ 1975 -Cdm 0, Mater Oei 33
+ 1976-CdM 7, Marina 0
+ 1977 -CdM 31, Marina 14
+ 1978 -CdM 7, San Oemente 21
+ 1979 -CdM 21, Huntington 8c:h 7
+ 1980 • CdM 14, Huntington Sch 10 + 1981 -CdM 14, Huntington Sch 6 + 1982 • CdM 7. Huntington Sch 24
+ 1983 -CdM 10, Huntington 8c:h 3
+ 1984-CdM 14, Huntington Sch 10
+ 1985 -CdM 7, Huntington 8c:h 23
+ 1986 • CdM 3, Huntington Bch 0
+ 1987 -CdM 7, Huntington Bch 27 + 1988-CdM 7, Huntington 8c:h 0
+ 1989 -CdM 1, Htn. Beach 0 (forf)
+ 1990 • CdM 0, Huntington Bch 28
1 + 1991 -CdM 19, Huntington Bch 16
+ t 992 • CdM 20, Costa Mesa 0
+ 1993 -CdM 7, Edison 14
+ 1994 • CdM 28, Edison 35
• + 1995 +
Corona del Mar ••• 42
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..• cess) a little bit easier (four lost fum-
bles before mtennission), but their
players weren't just dropping the
ball," Schuster expldined. "We were
knocking the ball loose. That's
where I think the tntens1ty really
"My goal going in was to get 200
yards rushing, and 200 yards pass-
ing, regardless of whether we won
the game or not," Schuster said. •In
fact, even though we had the big
halftime lead, we threw the ball in
the second half. Not because we
were trying to run up the score, but
"We had a great opportunity to
play everyone, so a lot of kids were
rewarded for the work they've been
putting in," Schuster said. "We had
some kids stepping on the varsity
football field for the first time, really
make some big plays for us. (Sopho-
more) Marshall Rothwell had an
interception and (sophomore) Kevin
Wicken played well at inside line -
backer.·
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MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Mark Schuster keeps tab with his assistant coaches.
< < > "' · 1 · :\ \ t L ~ :\ . '
• For starters Costa Mesa
football coach Jerry Howell
gives bis team's winning
efforts (14-6 over Mayfair)
a thumb's up grade.
By Barry Faulkner. Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -While the Costa
Mesa High football team's 1'-6 sea-
son-opening victory over Mayfair
earned thumbs up from the pro-
gram's supporters Thursday night at
Newport Harbor High. Mustangs
Coach Jerry Howell said 1t played
even better on the big screen. •r was very pleasantly sur-
prised," said HoweU. who dissected
both positive and n~tive ~
of the contest on a new booSter·
funded video projection system.
wbicti displays game action on an
estimated 12-foot wide. eight-foot
high viewing plane.
Howell then employed the pro·
gram's new toy for some serious
JllDp-.action inlttucUon in a four-
hour team viewing session Friday.
"D's a ~ teaching tool," said
Howell, who ildm1ts there is mum
to learn from the 1995 debut, in
eiddlUon to tbe ~ra of positives.
"1be )idl were wry physical OD
...... and ttiey J'Moted ~d tact.
lid very ~ • Howen explained. •areDltvely. we bave to NeBr =:"..:,~[I:::..:=~= ~and allo change a coupla JOUtell ••
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intercepted and returned 38 yards
for Mayfair's <>illy score.
The ground game. however, was
able to sbowder the load with
sophomore halfback Ray Obrel (90
yards on 15 carries) a1;1d senior full-
back Pat McBride (81 on 16
attempts} finding plenty of runrung
room behind some strong line play.
"For the mOst part. our line did a
good job and Obrel and McBride
did an excellent job. We trapped the
heck out of them," said Howell.
who said a leg injury to starting
offensive tackle Matt Rudesill is n<>!,
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senous.
Neither Jaime
Cervantes (dehy-
dration) nor Ohrel
{jammed right
band) will be
Sidelined by their
ailments, accord-
ing to Howell,
who has al.so
relayed his dis·
pleasure to his
team concerning
Mesa's 12 penal-
ties for 105 yards1 two of which he
said cost die team touchdowns.
• 1 tbought a lot of our kids came
~ teal well. but we're still
~ young, with a lot Of room to
grow,. Howall taid.
ID additiOn to Mesa's perfor-
~ HOWfill WU sWJil:lsed bY Maw.an ..... d pL\y. ,-.l:D WI JGll • ..., a baUel' team
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Eagles (happily) learn the definition of 'domination'
• Estancia off to a solid
· start with its run-run-run
offense after shutting
Cypress down 12-7.
8y hrry F1ulkner, D.Jily Pi/Ot
to rest an arthritic right ankle {or
the 12-7 season.opening win over
Cypress, the Eogles' first victori·
ous season debut since 1991 .
Uebengood's pain, howev r,
was eased greatly by the play Of
his youthful squad. which exe<:ut·
ed well on bOth sides of the ball,
ytelded just one turnover, and
comnutted a pallJY four pen<l
fOr 25 yants.
•we're ecstatic," gut hed
Uebengoqd. now into bis 1 OOi
"'Bp'\jrn at tbe helm. "lt'I ve.ry
iD to Win, btlt ~any rue ln
tb8 ..-. We haven't done that
lot a f9W ~· We were very
I \
sound i>ttenSlvely and defenstVely
against av ry good football team.
and I'm very pleased with tbe
ldds."
The newly·installed double
Whig off en e helped amass a
whopping time of PQ1Hslion
advantage and simply demed
Cypress many c-.Mnces to aplott
an Begle defenae r&tundDg Just
two tiill-ttme ltANn.
•Th cMfenM WU &be qly
part ot our teem beldlng lalo tht
MMOn. becalm d II 1M -
faces," Uebengood said. "But we
had some kid without much var-
ity gam experience really come
through, We jut didn't make any
dramabc mistak that cost us
pomts. •
Though conng only two
touchdowns, E!t4nd.a controlled
the ball for n arly 33 nu.nut , u
senior Wingbadc.s Bacby GOnza.
lez (114 yards) end Pr ugh Jah d
c:ambined for 201 of the Eagl '
20 ruthing yards.
•we ran 65 runnmg playw and
f ow more pe lng plays uMl
cypre11 had on~ 26 plays, ..
Uebengood said. Tb £agl llm·
ited the Centurions to ju t 32
yards on the ground, mcluding
four ~arterback saC'ltl for 28
yards in losse . • .
Se.hlor Joe Flo fillng ln on
tho defensive lin when a hand
lnJury Un:ilted <Alfred Tani lu
exduslvely to olfense, had two
sackS. while juhlor Wkl line·
backer John Romm and nd J
my Osso also notched 1ada
Romm was one ~-.everal new·
oomen eamlng pralM from
Uebeft~ Who repoNd no
tnJW1ei, and no dblppob•...,.llL
NEWPO R T
Flat feet
were part
to blame
•For whatever reason
Sailors weren't into it like
they usually are in the 20-7
loss to Orange in opener.
By Barry Faulkner, Datly Prlot
NEWPORT BEACH -The •
Newport Harbor High football
team didn't bwld a 14-game win-
ning treak playmg not to lose,
but Coa ch Jeff Brinkley said his
young Sailors may have been
guilty of JUSt that in Friday night's ·
season-opening 20-7 loss to
Orange
~For whatever reason, we
were a little flat-footed," Brtnkley
said of the defending CIF South-
ern Section DwlSlon V champi-
ons' · somewhat tentative
dpproach against the Panthers,
who displayed no such reserva-
tions.
Orange's physical prowess, as
"Well as the big-play capability of
quarterback Shawn McCraw (be
ran for one touchdown and threw
for another), sent Newport on its
first somber bus ride home since
November, 1993.
·we just never were in sync,"
said Brinkley. who hasn't
amassed 100 career victories by
overreacting when things don't
go as planned.
•we still need to give these
guys a chance to get into a play-
ing groove,• Brinkley said. •you
can't make wholesale changes.•
Brinkley Cited various spotadlc
miscues for hamperi.r;lg. the Tan'
running game, and U.C.
expressed disappointment 09'8' a
39.1 o/o completion percentage on
passing attempts.
•we need to be a little man
• phy ical with our rufu.Ung ~
and we need to complflle a.,._.
percentag of our .,._.. to be
successful," Brinkley Mkt. •ft
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wrong with our runldllQ ....... I
was an acrumulation. Wi W9Ulil
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OCC's Bond bracmg for Ghallenge occ men enter '95 ·~Cwomen'ssoccer .
GOSS COUlltry preViews
coach hoping her Pirates with optiniistic" look-~·--:·an-:~~~ress'
experience. There are nine
returnees from lut year's team ~ which went t•·8, plus a player
1tom the 193 squad and a goalie
transfening from San Diego
• Mesa College.
• (1 think) with our experience, ·
we ccm plAy with a confidence • Only a foot injury to top
runner Tajbakbsh tempers
good feelings about
squad.
COSTA MESA -The Orange
Coast College men's aoss coun·
try team has the makings· of a
strong squad this year. feels
Coach "Gordie Fitzel, and could
be just a foot stress fracture away
from being among the state's
best.
Tue injury belongs to sopho-
more Ryan Tajbakb.sh, a Universi-
ty High product who was first,
second or third on the Pirate lad-
der at various times last season.
He'll be out until October. and
could be done for the year.
"That late in the year, we'll
have to take a look at things, but
1t may not make much sense to
waste the year when he's starting
so late, H said Fitzel.
Fitzel is dismayed about the
injury, especially since the rest of
the team, led by standout Mike
Hancock from Newport Harbor, is
training so well
StilL the Pirate1 look solid even
without Tajbakhsh, who probably
would have been th& squad's first
or second runner.
Behind Hancock, who was
among the best half-miler and
mile runners in the state last
sp_rlng, is newcomer Johann
Appell, an Estanda Hlgb product,
and sophomores David Boulton
(Caracas, Venezuela) and Ji.In
Rousseve (Edison).
A spirited fight figures to
ensue for the fifth slot on the
Pirate ladder, with Estancia's
Rene Munoz presently holding
the position· against the chal-
lenges of two other freshmen,
Newport Harbor's Henry Chian
and Jake Swanson.
Others who could overtake
those three are William Noonan
from Costa Mesa who is returning
after a two-year absence, Oliker
Vergara (Century) and Andres
Van Borste (Trabuco Hills).
"We're pretty deep and we've
got a lot of local guys who are all
pretty good, so this should be a
good season,· said Fitzel.
OCC women could b e in tough
COSTA MESA -One year
ctfter a sophomore-dominated
squad reached the 1994 state
finals. 1t doesn't appear ll.kely that
Coach Gordie Fitzel's current
Orange Coast College women's
cross country team can match that
result.
The Pirates, without any obvi-
ous standouts, appear to be a
rrud -pack team in the Orange
Empire Conference.
"We're a little thin,· admits
Fitzel. now in his 16th season as
the Pirate head coach. "We could
be in some trouble. H
Carrie Appell, an Estancia
High product who fought injuries.
including a knee problem that
spoiled both her cross country
and track seasons, won the team's
recent time trial.
"Carrie has never been com-
pletely healthy, so she's never
been able to get into shape and
show what she can do," said
Fitzel. "But she's on a good pro-
gram now and I think she may
have turned the comer."
Also figuring at the top of the
Pirate ladder are Asa Lundk:vist of
Sweden and Newport Harbor's
Jenny McCright, a pair of fresh-
men.
Others in the running for a spot
on the team's ladder are Cecilla
Moreno (Huntington Beach),
Anel Sanchez (Century), Krista
Gonzalez (Hueneme) and
Heather Wilhelm (Oreland, Pa.),
who ran sprints, middle distance
and hurdles at various times in
track last spring, and wants to
give distance running a try.
·Some of the local nmners we
were recruiting said they were
tired of the area and wanted to go
away to school, and so they are al
schools like Mt. San Antonio and
Long Beach City," said Fitzel. u It's
been disappointing, but Y'{e've
got a good group to work with
and we'll do the best we can."
Hancock, Appell sparkle
FRESNO -Orange Coast College's men's and women's cross coun-
try teams finished fifth and eighth, respectively, on Saturday at the
Fresno Invitational.
Mike Hancock (Newport Harbor) led OCC's men with an 18th over-
all finish in 21 :35, followed by teammates Johann Appell (Estancia) in
22:06, Henry Ch.Jan (Newport Harbor) in 22:36. Rene Munoz in 22:40,
Jim Rousseve in 22:57, David Boulton in 23:17 and Jake Swanson
(Newport Harbor) m 23:27. In the women's race, Carrie Appell led
OCC with a 20th overall finish in 21 :24, followed by team.mates Asa
Lundkvist (22:31) and Heather Wilhelm (23:13).
T o say that Cypress College .
has been a dominant force
recently in Orange Empire
Conferen~ women's soccer
would be a huge
understatement.
The Chargers have not lost a
conference match in the past
three seasons, and there is no
apparent letup in sight this
season.
But Barbara Bond, coach of
fellow OEC member Orange
Coast, feels that she may have
the weapons at her disposal to
challenge the mighty Chargers
this season.
•eypress will be the team to
beat,• said Bond, who earned
her milestone 150th win in a
season-opening 3-0 win over
Long Beach City College last
Friday. Bond, in her 14th season,
owns a 150-67-25 career mark at
Coast.
"We heard (Cypress) had 40
players trying out for their team
in the summer, so we know they
aren't letting up," Bond added.
The· key for the Pirates is
we didn't have last year,• said
Bond. "I can't wait.•
Coast players who graduated
from local high schools include
sophomore midfielder Suzanne
AbrAIDS from Corona deJ Mar,
sophomore midfielder Sommer
Van Berckelaer from Newport
Harl>or and freshman def ender
Shellie Bradbury from Newport
Harbor.
Van Berckelaer was a
standout stopper on defense last
year, but will move to the
offensive end.
Defense figw-es to be Coast's
strength. according to Bond.
"We want to put full pressure
on the opposing team all the
time," said Bond. "We feel we
have the depth to do that.~
Back from two years ago is
stopper Josalyn Greenly, who
was ineligible last year. Her
return has permitted Bond to
move Van Berckelaer to offense.
The goalie is transfer Kevyn
Reekes, a sophomore the Pirates
are familiar with because of her
work at San Diego Mesa.
sec women win title '
REDLANDS -Tournament Most Valuable Player Katie Kelley
scored a first-half goal and Michelle Peroni add~ a pair of unassisted
second-half tallies to lead the Southern Califo{l'lla College women's
soccer team to a 3-1 victory in the championship game of the four-team
Redlands Tournament Saturday.
The win improved Coach Scott Dameron's Vanguards lo a school-
best 4-1, giving the program its first tournament title ever.
Kelley, a freshman from Washington, was joined on the all-tourna-
ment team by Newport Harbor High product Meggen Fleener, a
sophomore, as well as juniors Lori Van Herk and Courtney Leonard.
Vinguards' Pool third at Whittier Invitational
BUENA PARK -Southern California College junior Nikee Pool fin-
ished third overall in a time of 23:30 to lead the Vanguards to a third-
place team finish Saturday at the Whittier Invitational at Ralph Clark
Regional Park.
SCC's men's team also finished third in the 17-team event, led by
senior Jason Schaefer (12th in 19:55) and Larry Holland (12th, 20:17).
Heather Salisbury (20th), Terianne Boggio (23rd) and Darlene Pruitt
(27)1 also spearheaded the Vanguard women, which defeated Azusa
Pacific (fourth) for the first time in school history. Tim Hardin (24th) and
Wes Hinson (29th) helped solidify the men's team effort.
SCC men's soccer team falls, 2-0, to Santa Oara
SANTA CLARA -Forward Joe Cullan scored both goals Saturday
as 20th-ranked Santa Clara (2-0-1) defeated visiting Southern Califor-
nia College, 2-0, in a nonconference men's soccer game.
Santa Clara dornihated play throughout the match, out.shooting
SCC, 28-2, and taking 11 comer kicks to SCC's three.•
SCC (1-3-0) will host La Verne on Thursday.
OCC men's soccer team drops 1-0 deciSton
COST A MESA -Orange Coast COUege missed a potential tying
penalty kick with five minutes left to help visiting Yavapai College
earn a 1-0 nonconference men's soccer victory Sunday.
Bill Walker had five saves for the Pirates, who fell lo 1-1.
dennis
brosterhous
"She saved the game that
kept us out of the playoffs (a 2-0
Mesa victory over Coast), so it's
nice to have her on our side this
year,• said Bond.
OCC's squad_features 19
players, one of the largest in
school history. Along with the
quantity is quality, according to
the head coach.
"We have the experience,
depth and great attitudes it takes
to win," said Bond. ·we won a
lot last. year and we have most of
those players back. as well as
some other good ones.•
Q
Sophomore forward Jed
Weinstein from Corona del Mar
ts back for another 1eUOD with
the Emory Univenity m~·a · •
soccer team. . ..
Weinstein, who soored three "'
goals in "a reserve role for Emory
last season, will be counted upon
for more offense this sea.son.
Emory lost its second, third and
fourth leading scorers of 1994 to
graduation. •
Also graduated were the
team's starting sweep6 and
goalie.
Emory, which ii located in
Atlanta, Ga., endured its first
losing season since 1983, going
7-10-1 last year. It's a school wttb
a proud soccer history, having
qualified for the NCAA Division m national tournament five times
between 1984 and 1991.
As a member of NCAA
Division m. Emory competes in
the University Athletic
Association, along with schools
in Baltimore, Boston, Chicago,
Cleveland, New York,
Pittsburgh, Rochester and St.
Louis. Emory is a private
institution with approximately
10,300 students from 50 states
and 80 nations.
As a Division m school, Emory
offers academic scholarships and : ..
financial aid, rather than athletic
scholarships. Weinstein was also
a standout tennis player at CdM.
JC J100T B --..,-
Pasactena City 47, Orange Coast College 18
Score by Qullnen T1llon, 2-mlnus-1.L Sauk. 6-mlnus-40.
Orange Coast 7 9 2 O • 18
Pasadena Crty 14 6 13 14 · 47
Ant Quertllr
Pas · Knutt. 11-89; Maddoi1, 6-55;
Grffn, 6-36; Cliadler, 6-23; Bonwell, 1-20:
Pas · Knutt 17 run (81rwhn kk:k), 6:14.
OCC -Hills 84 pass from Sauk (Bennett
kick), 5:51.
Elam. 1-15; Johnson. 1·2: Phffn,
5-mlnus-22.
INDMDUAL MSSfNG
OCC • Sluk. 1~21-0, 19S; Tallon,
1·1-0, 11. Pas -Maddux 3 run (Barsuhn kick), :26.
~Quamr Pas -Phears. 16-24-0, 274; J. Bonwell,
1-2-0, 29 .• Pas · Maddux 20 run (kick blocked),
B:OO. occ -Lane 17 pass from Sault
(Bennett kick), 1:15.
OCC • Gonules tadcles Knutt for
safety. 1:<>4.
lh&td Querter
P• • Bonwell 29 p1u from Phe1rs
(lcick blocked), 7:47. .
OCC • Smith 83 return with blocked
PAT 1ttemPt, 7:47.
INDfVIDUAL ltKEMNG
OCC • Hiiis. 3-12.2; Johnson. 2-33; Lane,
2-25; ThorNs. 1-16; Freeman, 1-11;
Leagoe, 1-0; Nguyen. 1-mlnus-1.
Pas · Z. Hodges. S-131; Knutt. 4-20;
J. Bonwe!L 3-67; Peries, 3-38; Oark. 1-29;
Johnson. 1-18.
GAME STATISTICS occ ....
First downs 12 23
Pas • Knutt 1 run (Barsuhn klclQ, 4: 12. Rushes-yardage 24-103 39-246
Passing yardage 206 303 Fourth QuerW
Pas -z. Hodges 35 pass trim Phears
(Barsuhn kick). 11 :54.
Pas · Chandl&r I run (Barsuhn kid!.),
B:20.
Attendance: 1,000 (estimated).
INDIVIDUAL RUSHING
OCC -lffg~. 8-53; Nguyen, 4-14;
Wimbish, 4-121 Sames, 3-9; Walkfl; 2-8;
SCHED ULE
TOOAY TE:NNIS
High Khoo! girls • Santi.go at Com
Mftl, 3 p.m.; Emnda a1 Huntington
Beed\ 3 p.m.
T\llSDAY WATHPOOO
Community coll• • lho Hondo at Or1r199 eo.st. 3:30 p.m
High Khoo! • NtyQOl't Hamor vs. long Bead\ Wllsbn at hl,_l ~ ) p.m.;
~ at V.ienda, 3·15, Com Mesa at Trabuco Hills. 5 p.m TENNtS
High Khool girh • Los AIMnltos at
Corona del MM. 3 p.m.
FIB..DHOCUY High school • Fountain Valley w. New-
pon Harbor. at Harper SChool, 3 p.m.
Pmlng 11·22-0 17-26--0
Net return yardage• 0 7
Sadu-y.rdage 5--min-48 4ri'W.8
Net y1rdage 261 528
Punts 7~1.7 S-36.2
Fumbles-fumbles lost 5-4 3-0 A~ yardage 4-21 11-92
•Punt returns, lnterceptlom, fumble
mums
Mesa F-S poloists roll ..
IRVINE -Costa Mesa Higb's frosh-
soph water polo team carried on the
program's winning tradition Saturday
when it was crowned ch~pions of
the Irvine Tournament at Heritage
Park, defeating Harvard Westlake in
the final, 6-2.
Costa Mesa, led by sophomore
Todd Hylton's four goals in the title
game, was unbeaten in the three-day
tournament. Jimmy Walters and Kris
Montgomery added single goals in
the championship game. ·
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helmet, Iota of furnl-gain, $5000. 650-5862 1 h h 1 Sh ' fld Tak• auto In trade. PP 31K orig mllH. $8200. JEEP 9 110 4 months new $600. MIS.C 6015 lure Including anti· s c •re. ow, ' 714-3n-8818 Can 675-2176 • quea, Soutn Wut CU· Norman Rockwell & Dall Oak office fum In good companion. 548...e7'55 , 84~253 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Kin g Iron Country iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit nos, wan cupboards, lrll'tos, ovef1ro"Yrs oli . · • FRE~to a grtat home: 3 8 S..ralf Express '80 Z28 Camaro PS '88 Cherok•• Umited
Headbd/footbd. Verdi Oun S&W, .357 Mag-armolre1 , tables, signed & numbered. dble wide filing cabl· Oorgeoua female '88, fully loaded, 600 V-8, PW, POL, Auto 4x4, wht, 1 owner, Green finish, one ot num, 8 In. weighted, paintings. vases, fish PP. 474-8336 net-4 drwrs (letter or Oerman Shepherd, hrs, •xc:eptJonat cond. Needs work. Gd eng. loaded, alt, $10,850
1 ·800-332 ·5374
Kindl S600. 548·3353 wood, Ilk• newl $300. bowls, Louis XV desk, T a g Heuer ladles legal), uphols chra (1 3 years old, very af. $i9,000. * 675-6128 S850 831·7149 080. 675·7417
Call 650-6511 6' Baroque mirror & Swiss watch, xlnl exec, 1 side). $400 fei;tlonate, haebroken Classified Is .....
Sofa Bed Double, ---------C&Ned console, etc. cond, s1595 new, sen firm. 644 8&55 6 obedience trained. CONVENJERT -
,handsome oH-wht up-PLANT SALE ACRES 1240 Logan #I, Costa 5500, 842•2558 TRADE Love kids/pets. Inside whether you're buy-
'89 CAMARO IROC ANTIQUES &
lmmact Blk, tinted MERrcDES 9 130 holstery, xlnt mauress. Cement tountalns $110, M 1o A d c 11 858-5488 1 111 J t like new $200. Re· bird baths $20. Citrus· esda. ~ml -.pm ev· Thinking ot having a og. a . · 1ngkl •• 7g, 1;f'd ~s windows, Bose stereo, iiiiiiii"'°iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CLASSICS alarm. phone, T·top1,
5.7 V8, AT, full pwr.
68K EZ ml, since new
garaged. $8900. 458·
3946; pgr 217·8308
9 250
II b II II t I d (f . . ) ery ay unit gone. ga•age sale? Wh~ play Hid• 'N oo ng, c asa e as c ner, eaut u y up· ru t·avoca o rutting ~ h t di holstered from Robin· s10. Junipers, vines, Whether you're buying Give us a calll through classified See with chlldc81e? w a you nee or selling, Classified CLASSIFIED 842·5678 Ca 11 CI a a a I fled CLASSIFIED
'85 300SD i22K '88 For d T·B lrd
Light blue. Xlntl Conv, ice blue/blk, ell
Recent Tran1mlaslon. opts, great condl
$10,500 382 ·9578 10,500 080. 650-8642
1on1, Ilka J..new S 175. herbs $1 . Kg palms 8' .. •2 5078 723~802 $20. * 909-674-9422 covers all your needs! 842·5078 today! 642·5678. -•
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3 52 8 SERVICES
CONTRACTORS FENCES HANDY MAN 3710 IANDSCAPB & MOVING 3 8 3 4 PAINTING 3 858 ROOFING 3 9 10
3548 GENERAL 3558 & DECRS 3 615 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Home Reatoratlon A liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PUBLIC NO TICE QUALi TY CAR 11 *THUNDER ROOFING• ••••••••II LHkV S howers Rep'd HOUSECLEANINO Re mod•l•IN•w Con-•FENCES GATES• Remodeling. Tiie, Baalo Yard Malnt. Th• Calif. Public Utlll· 20 yrs exp, exc•ll•nt For all of your roofing
Regroutlng & lnstall'n 15 yrs exp. Good Ref. atru o tlon Tenant new/repelt/po1t replKed drywall, woodwork, Lawn avo, Cln ups, tlee Commlulon RE· workmanahlp, fair needs. Reroot/repafr.
Lt11670130 Dean of Tlle Own trans. Call any-Improvement. Handy· Redwood • L#576605 fencea, decka, room Tr .. Trimming, Lt QUIRES that all used prlCH, 845-2417 Ron Uc 638144649-4122
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ACOUSTIC
REMODEUNG 3408
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673-8065or 84s-s528 time. 241 -0531 manavcavl.574-0827 JlmWhyte 642•7206 additions, roofa, gen Haullng 07M245 household goods RAIN80WC,rcleMalnt.1 ________ _
CPI BUILDER• INC. repairs. Comm/RH. TREES movera print their Palnllng-'nl/Elll HouH/Apt ..-n11uSlATOOI •WINDOW CLEAHING* •Wood Fence•• Refa/Frff Eatlmatee. p u c Cal T b Oual~ Job F" est &~"' £V Re1ldenllal Const. · · · num •r: · r · TUTOR 3 ~7 CHILD CARE 3 FREE E$TIMATES Uc.#SflJ42"4•lnaured ~. lrlAautlllg John, "7..0520 "Tlt"JIJM"'eMon. uw11a; ttmoa and c1rauffeur1 L#5 e 1 830-88 08 9.r.
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 297-8081 David (714) 085-4093 tstlrnalN. Low prices. Uc•d ,_O_V_E_R_2_0_YR--.-llXP--olllllia-dr.-. 751-31178 print their T.C.P. flUm·
•WINDOW Clea n Ing Advantage Conslr. 974-5301 Newport/Coeta Me.. Lawn i ervlce. Mow/ ber In all adv•rtl••
Reaponalble M 'i?M •Carpet Cleanlng•i-0-E-C_v______ Jim 831·2480 edge/eod/aprlnklera/ menta. If you have a Fun, safe playing •Screen Repalr1• .n ---------cln-up. AJ 800-2710 quHllon about the I•·
••TOP QUALITY INT/EXT. Very com· LEARN SPANISH NOWI
petltlve. Lie "648·228. Exp'd S.A. Tutor. Also Ja~ 714-0150 ·15088 Translator-Interpreter. actlvltlea. Yard f< Free Estl•729-7079 COATING 3570 PLOOR INSTALL Semi Retired contractor. tve m•g or call after 6 gallty of a mover, limo CARPENTRY 3 510 Mealal Ii? 948-4003 REPAIRS 3620 Rpra, lmprvmnta, aml or chauffeur, call:--------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Jobs. Quality, Integrity, OrHn So•n• Landacpng Public Utllltlea PERSONAL --------
a uaana 073·7400
Prof'I Home Chlld Car• COMPUTERS/ AJlled Waterproofing Inc. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I care, Ken 842·1770 & Irrigation, Trimming Comml11lon SERVICE 3867 TlLE 3928
Rtpaln, Remod. Ooota, wino Uc:. CPR, learning, fun PUBLISHING 3555 Balconlea•Stalra•l!tc. •QUALITY WORK• & Removals, ,Clean· 714-55&.4161
dowa, cablnetl. 1tucco & d!V· & Iota of lovel FfT·PfT B•low Grade Coalinga HardwdNlnyl/Ceramlo upa & Malnt, St. Uc. , iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
wall, ltneet, gilts, tic. Uc. Openl~s-CM 979-7918 Li11709897 082·3008 Mrble/Carpet·Br.d/ln• HAULING 3720 11'599025 8504109 Dibernardo• Moving Peraonal •••l•tance Cl!RAMIC • MARBt.a 35yr1 up J.,,y M2.0Sl7 SPACE AVAILABL• L 22 ' Local/Office/Storage f th b f'I & ORANITE lnatall & •Llo'd Loving Mom 708279 7 •7332 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lanclecape Remodeling Long Dist. Frff Ell. °' • uay pro Fab. Clean-up. Uc.'d
A 10 Z HANDYMAN FT/PT, reasonable For Advertl .. r•. DOORS 3580 JUNK To The DUMP Yard tune up/lnalntenace, Tllll481032 070·3114 the elderly. Exp/refs. Reas. S 892-8933 ~~~EF=AS=· r~T~d~'. a:·1 ~:~· lnt~.:~u~ 0onerl liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil_BAND ___ Y_MAN ___ 3_7_1_0 (714-088·1882) =~~.e:=: Ma. J ackaon 855-eS30 Grout/TU• Reatoratlon
windows. Doug 540-7258 To Plac:e Yout Ad An e irperl•nced Wiii h-.,,1 what Trash Prorl a Ethical. &45-7606 PAINTING 3858 PET Regrout•R•c aulk HIR& A CAAPl!NTER Call Gina Bucci 9•P•ndable door Ma.n won'tl 068·1882 RepalrOClean & Seal
Remodel-Oen. Rep&lra cr1111a."NG 714-574-4240 hanger. Guar work, HoM•Aftental Propertlaa tWtl'"•T .w.-.YOUNQQUl•T SERVICES 387 0 ~~~*~!.!!! ~111 reaa. Don 521-6910 Palnt.-Carpentry• •---------._..~ r-._ ......... ,_,,....,_,, Fire-Water Damag11 511nVICES 3548 Drywall a nd morel HEALTH BEAUTY Peant1.rtt Contractor
Eltte1, Plumb, & Paint "'"' CONCRETE Si Gary MS.5277 • SEIVlCES 3812 au.i. pelntlng by prol'la P ereonaJLted P•t Care --------.:
831•007/227-8122 M.ASOVDY 3557 DRYWALL • flTNESS 3740liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ucl 8020N. Ina. K•nn•I altemauv.. No TUTORING 392~
A TOUCH OI' CLASa . HA Carp'try, roof'g, plbg liiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii A Uv1 T Ftee .. l 645-3305 strne or worry. Uc.1~~iii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -CARP--8-1------1 Cl•anlng. Rel/Comm SERVICE 3584 palnt lnM, r•mod•I LoN P'•t l' .. tJ Our MO. ~ T~ ~~t 11. • ..-..p Ina. Rere. • 873-718' 'i.AT aem.lnare Exoet
Uc/Bonded Free Eat * Best Price/Quality E 1 • 0 ff 1•18 t u 0 c 0 • g et results. l.ateat aae No Hidden F .. a 11~uJs7~= w/Pat O'Dowcl Teti CLEANING 3515 Tera.. 2aa.7143 Landscapt bflek, 1tont Hane•T•P99T•duN ~= &:~d~~ CU.ta & mede u eeen Home VleMI 948-7101 24 Hra. RJctwd Stnor PLUMBING 3890 P'•P conalt. 6 Mtga 1ri Concrete. toc;:TM-1007 Acoustic celling removal ' on lV'a 20/20 • Feb. lrvlne $195. 873-23e0 •CAllNTI ftl,AllllD Chrta aqu"91e ce..,. Water damage. Fr.. ALL HOii• UPAtRi Allure mag. Newport To pi.o. an ad In Uc HOIM4 145-3209 a O.an u=rl tool Specializing: Window • C .. •NT WORK• t:.11 Kevin 873.ee20. Carp'try d""""• paint Batlatrlc Ctr. 173-ISH C-~l~lft .. etl878• CHUNG'8 PAINTING THa LOCAL PLUlllaU 1--------
Q Y cleanlnn· Carpet & PLAIN/STAMPED ' ''""' ' --20 Yra Exe· Qd Pricel ,.Wllilin...._.CO. w·•rY 24HR I llR NC p •• Brlck/Stone(Tlle/Block ..-tlll4LL JOI IXPUT plfl\bng, doora/Reu I •----------· ......_
P1ood $tr.Ike. Trad.OK reuure wash 490-3825 REPAIRS/COATINGS OrywalVAcout11o Aepalt ~SeNI 13M7&S •-B-O-.._--~-.-•• -,--Can't '""' to Guar wor • ''" l!.i. Frl!~"d~ ·~ COVEIUNGS 3932
Adam Ma..7947 ·•RICK CLllANINQ. l.541858 ~o ... aea IH•nw•Pl':J'l•ature •CAiil'INTIR Paint. laQ ~ ~ '° aJl thOM UC4137H02 53-15:M L1 478000 876-9304
Hl-Pr .. 1ure Washing. Brick. IUoc:t<. Stone, TUe Com ea 1-5573 Drywall, Stucco, WOod SllVICIS 3710 , ......... Job• •.....id P•lnt.... .. ........ Drain Cleanl""' Cu.iom Wall~ CEMBNT Kiii• moaoNo c'*"1cala Cone, Patio, Or!Vewe Fence, Sub Floore. Sr. --lnUExt wall~/Ule ~·· ... 8trlpplnlll'Palntlfte
MASORRY 3528 25" Off w/acl. 2e2.e&45 Fplc, 880.. A.t. 20 ~ BL!CTRIW. 3110 01ac1 John 831423e .._...,a.me.• '°' woond the houat? ~ ..'r::'1~~ a~':"~~~ :~~:k ~: o/ro!ac1~~~~m8:1,n •ll!l!l!lll!~ll!IJllll!l'1!i~~l •IOi l HOUSECl.EANING t:.p. Teny aa7 •7 a94 CarpantrJ•ll .. ltleal Conv~ng hnkM'e. Lit thl •DTiRtOR• Quer. l tev. M IS·UM •
.. DOWIMIOMIY lJcet\Nd-Bonded 4-1 .... trtoel wertc Pl umbln9•Drywa11• lllemle, • ..,. ..... OOIOf, c•-·~ lo-::::•clA&.l•T• ,,.. ... PhlMlilfti We gale efW)uld "hanG
lrid<eltaMeBtock 110.00 per hOYr. Duncan m.ottto 81ucoo•l'alnllng•T11• Miit. UO MYr ~ ._.. ptlOee/P,.. "' ....,... a Ramocl .. • ~ther. 81.tlp, lne1etr;
large a.,.... Jobe OKI '7t+1 .. .0:1ea Chilclt AeaoonM Aooftng•JI"' 141-7494 .,..._, L#'3?-381 10344.e · ,.,,.. htlmale• ~ 10 the argy.
l.OCllll ... Uo.:_..~04· HMDYllM Plllt1dna, TRADE http~ ht .... rn jle1n91ng LMl?HI ... ,OIO at.at'' anV'kfte
,-·-·-Ill t•PI ~ .::.:~,r. ._. "''---""..-, W:OSWIC The Com~ through OIHelfled. T~ .. ~ lhroUgh c:lanlllld ,..... help. w:tr. .;:;;;·. ~ ca....... ...... .......
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The bidding haa proceeded: SOUTII WEST NORTH
1 0 Pa11 2 •
2 O Pu1 2 0
1
Whnt. do you bid now?
EAST p-p ...
A · This depends on your meth-
ods. Jr you play that a new suit. here
asks for a st.oppcr, bid two spades to
inQ.uirc about North's holding in
that suit. lf not, three clubs is the
logical action.
Q. 3 · N either vulnerable, as
South you hold:
•AKQ 10 4 <:?A J 68 2 095 •3
The bidding'has proceeded: .
SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST
1 • PaN 2 0 r aa1
2 Q Pa.. 2NT Pu1
1
Whal do you bid now?
A. • Those lOO honors in spades
are enlicing, but. don't let. them
interfere wit.h t.he orderly descrip-
tion of your holding. It. is import.ant
to tell partner that your heart.a are
five cards long, so rebid thr-ee
heart.II. Should that not be forcing
Q. 5 · Neil.her vul nerable, aa
South you hold:
'88 912 Black 2 d00f'1
4 cyt. $3500 as 111
Please call betw•~
7pm-9pm. 673-8642
snow Bo•rd never MARINE SLIPS HONDA 90851--------
used t 6150/169 bind· DOCl(S 70 2 2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TOYOTA 9210 Ing•. $399. 217~1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '80 Accord LX Clean •-n-,.~-T-5 ___ 6_0_7_5 Slips & Side Tie car. new engi ne.
~ Spac,• Avt. Xlnt Loci brakH & tlrH. Full ..i 9 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Pr1 tlabl Call Power. 1 6" a II o Y Alrlln• Tfoket RT ca nego •· whael1. Auto looking
oKQ 10'7
'87 Pickup 0 .0 ., p/a,
am/fm, c:us, lo ml,
new tires, xlnt conc;U
$3450 Call. S93-3531
The bidding has proceeded: Anywhere In USAJ Mika 885·8150 for new owner, who
SOUTH WEST NOR'lll EAST Canada. Maka otter naad• dependable _TR_U_C_KS----9-2-2-0 1 • P... 2 Q Pa11 349-9965. Lv msg. tran ap o. w/ etyla.
? $8495 842· 1820 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Whatdoyoubid now? CHEARAIR AUTOMOBILES '81 Accord DX air, '84 Chevv S ·10 Mo•t US Cltl e• ••••••••• , X b •From 1190 (l·W)• auto, •tereo, fwy ml. Ca at, ac, pb, pa, A. • Many five-card majorit.es *From 1350 (RT)• Xlnt condl SS200 tit, c c, am/Im, VIS,
believe that a rebid of opener's suit No Reatrlotlona BUICR 9035 OBO. 624-9908 $2500,0 BO. 23S·9270
promises six cards. This hand illus-1-800-380-8802 -,9-4_A_c_o_o_r_d_E,_X-4-d-r '85 To1ot. 4x4 Sf\6,
trat.es the fallacy oft.hat thinking. A iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1dn, alt ale 915 tags, xcab . fuel Injec t,
rebid of three diamonds is a high I••••••••• '83 ELE Loaded, to loaded, atlll nu. 6k ml. loaded, low ml. 117k
reverse, and you are not strong "'1t1n.15pORTATION ml. llke nut orig owner $1S,200 firm 87So6S74 orig owner, xlnt condl
&l\IU1 look• & runs grtl ---------$4900 OBO. 642·2261 enough for that.. To try two no $2750 OBO. 952-4715 '94 Accord EX 4 dr
trump without a club stopper is adn, alt ale 96 tags, 1---------
exoLic, and to raise hearts wit.ha 1---------'84 White RIVIERA loaded, 1tlll nu. 6k ml. VOLKSWAGEN 9235
doubleton is im~naUve. Two BOATS 7011 ~g~~s LI:!c~~~ $1 8,200 firm 879-6S74 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
spades is your only rec:Ourse. RUNS LIKE COOL ---------•87 aua Yellow w/btk
Q. 8 · Neither vul nerable, as
South you hold:
•A K Q 6 2 \"IQ J 10 15 OK 8 8 .e
Partner opens the bidding with one
heart. What do you respond?
A. • If partner has no more than
the ace-king of hearts and ace or
diamonds, you should be laydown
for slam. The only way to convince
partner or your power is LO jump
shill. now Lo two spades, I.hen sup-
port hearts at your next. turn.
B202!'TOOUTNRAWGEH.AL19ESRO LUXURY CRUISER HYUNDAI 9090 Int , factory sunrt, ACTS LIKE BOTH good cond. $2000. HUU. BRANO NEW
175 hp JOHNSON 909-698-3704 Hl·GLOSS WHITE '88 XL QLS ac, 5spd, 1..,..,,...,,... __ .,.....,.-...,...,.,,==""-
0 .B. haa 25 hrs. New RED PINSTRIPES aunrf. vary clean. '88 VW BAJA/STf~EET
•tHrlng cables/con-SUNROOF ANO $2000 080. 238-9270 BUG. tee Green. color.
trots . Dual batts, 1/2 VINYL TOP Brand New Motor and
Loran, VHF, Fl •h WIRE WHEELS '88 XL QLS AT, AC, Clutch. Excellent run·
Finder, Outriggers. Bl· POWER & EXTRAS PB, aunrf, 60k ml. nlng condltlonl Eye
m ini, Stern Seat. R.. $3700 848-5179 $1 S95 llrm. 238-9270 catcher. Must see to
varsalbla Piiot Seat, -,,...-.,----,,,..-,---,._,,...,..1 appreciate. Needs
Fora Sa at Sto res '91 Le Sabre LTD ---------minor Interior tch-up.
Porta Pottle. Dual Axle Loaded, xlnt cond, JAGUAR 9105 $2,500 84e.e340
Trailer. $14,900 obo. 151k, 1 yr GM warr. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714) 846-6340. $1 1.500 p.p. 841-t678 '78 Super Beetle
******* convt, nu eng/palnt, H•rd Top e lec tric ---------• boat. X ln t condl CADILIAC $7000. (714) 675-7599 9040
1990 Sov. Black/ $7500 OBO. 491-8833
Tan. Perfect Cond. evenings. 640-9186
$1 6,995 850.58851---------
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MATERIALS
PETS &
6030 ANIMALS
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil---------'83 VW Rabbit Conv ·
---------'83 Clm•ron Full ******** wht, alarm, nu Interior/ POWER BOATS power, orig owner w/ 1890 Vanden Plu top, tires & radio. 1 6049 7012 tan ltht Int. $1795 Low Miies. Excellent owner. good condl
OBO. 760-9384 Car $18,600 650.5885 $3000. 631·6852 APPLIANCES 6011 FURNITURE 6014 MERCHANDISE
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. 6 O 15
Lap Top Computer
Never used. Must •ac-
rlflce, $1000. 723-11 86 W h I t • K • n mo r • Solid Oak Entertalnmt liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
washer & Dryer $100 Ctr $299, 3-pc br set PROBATE SALE •---------for both. 536-7448. s 125. 650-49os JEWELRY FURS
Entrv door w/slde Its,
arch heads. raised
moulding, std size, dk
red mahogany. 2 sets,
$1000 each. 650·4520 Bro nzes Including •
---------1W•t•rbed Frame, box· Mongolian slave table. & ART 6025 ---------FURNITURE 6014 •prlng & mattress $75, 5' bronze m ermaid OFFICE
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 2-chrs $25. 65o.3900 table, 6' Bllnd Justice. LUXURIOUS LYNX fYT1:111TT"rlnn: •· etc. Ivory Including 9' v. length coat, 82 u&U11&& u~ Q Couch w/ matching ---------t k d S I NT 0 chair. Fun Retro Print, MERCHANDISE us s, swor s, amur med, gorgeou1 bar· EQUIPME 6 47 helmet, lot• of furnl-gain, $5000. 650-SS62 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4 months new $600. MISC 6015 ture Including antl·•-----------
Call 675-2176 • ques. South w ut c~ Norman Rockwall & Dall Oak office furn In good
King • Iron Country iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii rlos, wall cupboards, lllllos,ove • · , ,
Headbd/footbd. Verdi Oun S&W, .357 Mag-armolre•, tables, signed & numbered. dble wide filing cabl·
Green finish, one of num, 6 In. weighted, paintings. vases, fish PP. 474-8336 net-4 drwrs (letter or
Kindt $600. 548-3353 wood, Ilk• newt $300. bowls, Louis XV desk. T•g Heuer ladles legal). uphots chrs (1
Call 650-6511 6' Baroque mirror & Swiss watch, xlnt exec, 1 side). $400
Sofa Bed Doubl e, ---------d ol t firm 644-6655
h d 11 h PLANT SAL• ACRES -carve cons •· e c. cond, $1595 new, sell · an some o -w t up-.. 1240 Logan #I, Costa $500. 842-2558 holstery. xlnt mattress, Cement fountains $110, Mesa. 1oam-4pm ov·•---------llke new $200. Re· bird baths $20. Citrus· eryday until gone. Thinking of having a cliner. beautllully up-fruit-avocado (fruiting) I--"-_... __ ,,.____ garage sale?
holstered from Robin· $10. Junipers, vines, Whether you're buying Give us a calll
sons, like new $175. herbs $1. Kg palms s· or selling, Classlfled CLASSIFIED
723-4802 s20. * 909-674-9422 covers all your needsl 842·5878
TRADE through classified
842·5678
ADOPT·A·PET 18 ft Beaton Whaler '88 XJS Perfect Con·
Every Sat & Sun at 19S1 150HP Johnson, -C-.HE-VR--0-LE--T-9-0-4-5• dltlonl ·Red w/tan lnte----------
VHF, Loran. bench rlor. Custom wheels. MISC. AUTO 9245 PETSMART, Fountain S7500 Fl 54S-4514 seat, new bottem pnt rm Valley. Puppies, kll· iiiiiiiiiiiiiii&;iiiiiiiii tens and more, all w /tratlr. C tean·futl '72 Chevv Nova 2-Dr '95 Ranger Rover
looking for tovlng, car· cover. $12,000 OBO. V-8, auto. Good Trans. County LWB. Demo •
Ing homes. CALL 597· 673-8955 N eeds TLC *** 6,000 ml. White/Tan
9037 for more Info. 24' Bellbouy, ftybrldge, $750 obo 631·7148 $47,000 850·5885
BLACK LAB PUPS electronics, traller, 225 '78 CORVETTE Sliver •
AKC titled dam, Finn-OMC Chevy VS. $6950 Anniversary ed. Only ----------
l•h ch sire. Show, fld, Take auto In trade. PP 31 K orig miles. $6200. JEEP 9110
companion. 54M 755 714-3n-881S 645-4253 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
i-o-a -oreat nome: 3~' •-rav Expres• '80 Z28 Cam•ro PS
Gorgaou • female 68• fully loaded, 600 V-8, PW, POL, Auto
Qerm9n Sheph•rd, hr•, exceptional coqd. Needs work. Gd ang.
3 years old, very •f· sgg.ooo, * 575.s12s $850 831·7149
'89 Cherokee Umlled
4x4, wht, 1 ownat.
loaded, alt, S10,S50
OBO. 675-7417
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dater paid B!fORE JOI
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co.ti renakd. Call tree, JA
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1 ·800-332 -5374
lectlonate, hsebroken
& obedience trained.
Love kids/pats. Inside
dog. Call 658-5488.
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'89 CAMARO IROC -------ANTIQUES &
tmmac1 Btk, tinted MERCEDES 9130 CLASSICS
Why play Hide 'N Seek with childcare?
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todayl 642·5678.
CLASSIFIED
842·5878
window•, Bosa stereo, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii alarrJ', phone, T ·tops, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
9250
5.7 VS. AT, full pwr.
58K EZ ml, •Inca new
garaged. SS900. 45S·
3946; pgr 217·6308
'85 300SD 122K '88 Ford T ·Blrd
Light blue. Xlntl Conv, Ice blue/blk, all
Recent Transml11lon. opts, great condl
$10.500 382·9578 10,500 OBO. 650-8642
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DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hom• Reetoratlon a PUBLIC NOTICE QUALITY CARE •THUNDER ROOFINO• ••••••••II Leaky Showers R•p'd HOUSECLEANINQ R•modela/New Con-•FEHCES GATES• Remodeling. Tlla, Baalo Yud M•lnt. The Calif. Public Utlll· 20 yr• exp. excellent For all ol your roofing
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REMODEUNG 3408
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673-8065 or 846-8526 time. 241-0531 man ave avl. 574-0S27 Jim Whyte 642•7206 addition•. root•. gen Hauling 879-8245 ho u u hotd g ood• RAINBOW Cltcla Malnt. , ________ _
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acttvltle•. Yard Free Eatl•729·7079 COATING 3570 FLOOR INSTALL Semi Retired conlractor. Iva mag or call afters gallty of a mover. llmo 8ue•n• 973.7409 CARPENTRY 3510 MHlal <;;> 548-4983 REPAIRS 3620 Rpra, lmprvmnt•, •ml or chauffeur, call:----------------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Jobi . Quality, Integrity, or .. n lcene Landsc::png Public UtllltlH PERSONAL --------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Prof'I Home Child Care COMPUTERS/ Altlad Waterproofing Inc. 1 care, Kan 642·1770 & Irrigation, Trimming CommlHlon S 3867 TILE 3928
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dows, Clblntll, 11ucc:o 6 drt· & Iota of loval F/T·PfT Below Grade Coating• Hardwd/Vlnyt/Ceramlo up• & Malnt, St. Uc. --------1-'iiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cl!RAMIC 0 MMBL•
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INSTA.LIJREFACE CAelNm FT/PT' reasonable Ask About Our: DOORS 3580 JUNK To The DUMP VaJd tuna up/malntenaca, T#481632 979-3114 M•. Jackson 655-8630 Reaa. $ 892-5833
t<ltchena, bath.I, door•. ratH. all ages, meals fntroduotorv onerl HANDY MAN 3710 (714-888•1882) =~'::~~: Grout/Tit• Re•toraUen
windows. Doug 54fH258 Included. 984-1740 To Place Your Ad .. An Hperlenoed Wiit haul, what Truh Prof'! a Ethlcal. &45-7505 PAINTING 3858 Reerout•R•o•ulk
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HIRE A CARPENTER 714-574-4248 hanger. Guar work, Hemt&Re"tal PrapertlH 1---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilSERVlCES 3870 ,,.. EaUmate M0-7J09
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Elect. Plumb. & Paint SERVICES 3548 CONCR.BTE & Clary 845-5277 a. fY"PVl!"S 3740 SBVICBS 3812 Qua!. pa#lung by proMa Paraonall.zed Pat Care•-------
931 .. 007/227-8122 MASONRY 3557 DRYWALL -------a u11~ Lklt02098. Ina. Karmel al1amallva. No TUTORING 392, A TOUCH Off CLASS Carp'tty, roof'g, plbg ~le U'Vlng Truat frM ttL &u-3305 ttt .. a or worry. Uc, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---1------1 Cleaning Aaa/Comm S~CE 3584 p ainting. remodel ..... F'at , .. ,, Our MOt 25 y..,. Ttu9t Exp. Ina. Rare. • 873-7164 UT .. mln•r• Exo.I
CAR.PE Uc/Bond~. Frea Est. *Best Prlci/Quallty ~~c~!11c1:~~cori G•I rH1-1ll1. LalHt 12MNo Hidden Fe.. 11~~:~ w/Pat O'Dowd TNI CLEJlNING 3515 Tar... 282·7143 Landscape brick. 81ona H.ne•T•peeTeat.n• MORGAN Uc'd ao:'et diet• & mad• u aaen Home Vlalt.s ...._7101 24 Hrs. ~hard Sinor PLUMBING 38SO prep con<. a Mto• lri iiiiiiiiil•aiiiiiiiiiil Concntt • .-00:7 ... t007 Aoou1tlc ceiling removal ' on lV'a 20/20 & Feb. To ptace an ad In Uc: 280644 64,._3209 lrvlna $195. en.23e0 ?"C:~s!!!~"=· ct'=~ .. :~ •C•M•NT WORK• ::.:ar K::a::~~ ~~:.::v".':~~!~ ~~lcm~: e~== c:a::=~.. CHUNO'• PAINTING TH• LOCAL PLU ...... ·-----~---:""~
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