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Home My WebLink About1997-10-13 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS · · Zeroing in on Monday qUaJ'terbacks . . Serving the Newport-Mesa ccmmunlty since 1907 Just read :my lips: no poor people; lswear D uring a meeting with the Andersen Elementary PTA parents, Carol Hoff- man, vice president of entitle- ment for The Irvine Co., drew snickers as She tried to explain the high cost of living in apart- ments in the new Bonita Canyon ;development. -: ":There have been concerns that the apartments are afford- able and low-income,· Hoffman said. ·1 want to assure you that this is not the case.· You can just call him Mac-arena It was easy to get caught up in the spirit Thursday as the entire Rea School student body did the macarena at the school's opening cer- emony. Superinten- dent Mac Bernd, lhlstees Serene Stokes and Jim Ferryman ·and other top district management showed they were not above putting their hands on their hips and grooving with the best of them. Hey, now that's an offensive ·line Players on the Estancia High : School varsity football team were j Piecemakers continue battle with city • 1llis time, religious group holds festival without city permit By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -An esti.mat· ed 15,000 people flocked this week.end to the Piecemak.ers Country Store's Harvest Festival, a two-day fair which featured hl,lndreds of vendor booths, live music and food -and all with· out the blessing of City Hall. The festival, one of tow simi· lar parking lot events the group holds each year, was put on by the Piecemak.ers -a 40·mem· ber religious group called The Body of Christ which owns and operates the Piecemak.ers Coun· try Store. for the second time in two weeks, the group held an event in its private property parking lot without a required city permit. Large·sca.le. evertts such as the Harvest festival require a special events permit, which costs $100 and allows city otfi· dals to inspect a planned event to enswe that it will not cause excessive traffic, noise or other problems in the surrounding community. The Piecemakers also refused to get a permit for a much smaller musical production they pedonned in its parking lot Sept 27. The Piecemak.ers' unofficial leader, 76-year-old Marie Kolasinski, said Sunday her group has no intention of giving up its fight to abolish govern- ment in the face of local officials demanding permits. "The kingdom of God is here,• Kolasinski said. "He is about to set up his kingdom lln Earth ... • SEE FESTIVAL PAGE 5 Karen Cunagln talks with --tomen at ber Woman's Toya boolbolbuld· made mlnlalun doU.dwlng Ibo Plecemak- en Huvest Festl\'lll Sun- Uy. Cnnaigtn ii a teacher for tbePlecemak- en. DON 1.£.ACH I DAILY PILOT ~---------------------------------------------------------------------------------·-----------------~ Newport Harbor students tackle school's parking < I I{ II \ I '. I , I I I I \ 1 I \ 1 I 1 I( \ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • Group's five solutions -including new drop off zone and reconfigured lots -will be presented to school board, City Council. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot : NEWPORT BEACH -Eliminating Newport 1 Harbor High's chronic parking problems won't ' 1 require new structures or complicated plans - : just a little sacrifice and stricter rules, say student : leaders. : The school's annual leadership conference -a I gathering of more than 100 student government 1 members and club presidents -tackled the issue ' 1 at a Friday gathering. After presentations from trying to rile Costa Mesa Police ~ 1 : city and school officials and hoUJ1; of discussions, I they pinpointed five solutions they'll present to : the school board and Qty Council. U . Jerry Holloway, who seives i t· as the Mustangs' offensive line j roach in his spare time. One of ; the players' favorite lines: "Where are you coming from? The doughnut shop?· Holloway's response: "You guys have to come up with something better than that. I've been hearing that one for 18 years.• Full stomach = good government Costa Mesa City Council· woman Ubby Cowan recently ihOwed just how important she tfunks it is to make government decisions on a full stomach. When fellow City Council f l member Gary Monahan ques· ~ l tioned budgeting $1,200 of city : 1 funds so the Advisory Commit· ~ : tee of Teens could continue to live it up with pizza and sodas delivered to its evening meet· Ulgs, Cowan -who serves as council liaison for the group - sfepped up to the plate. · ·nu.st me, they aren't coming for the pizza,• she said. • • The council, including Mona- Mn, eventually approved spend· ing the money to keep the youngsters fed. I DON l.fACH I DALY Pl.OT The grenclmo1her ol Ales Tobin, left. 1ake1 a llgn lrom Jea Cllrlltopher.-u !hey walk ID lbe aeve1h annWll CHOC/DlmeylanD Community waill OD Sandiiy. , WALKING FOR A PURPOSE More than .J.,0,(}Q() participate in seventh wznual CHOC/Disneyland Community Walk to raise money for nonprofit hospitals By June t:asagrande, Daily Piiot C OSTA MESA -Some walked for a special child, some walk8d for every child and many just turned out to have a good time. · The seventh annual CHOC/Dis· neylarid Community Walk 'lund·r- at Soutll ·CQut Plaza drew more than 10.000 people Sunday to ralle money for the nonprofit Childnmto Hoopitel ol Orange County and Oillclrea~ Hoop!· tal at Misiion. The 5K walk., which was led by Olympians Janet Evans, Jenni Mino ond Tudd SoD<I, as well .. CHOC patients, also featured live music by the Costa Mesa. High School band. a Disneyland show and other l!nwtain· menl "So many people ID Orange Co\ln· ty are touched by thMe hoopilala, Ibis gives them a chance to support them . and c:elebnlte •• said Cllildnm'I Hoop!· tel spokeswoman AlldnNt Pronk. "It's • great opportunity for the ..-nunity to get together .• Pr0nk taid 1he'1 optlmistic this year's CHOC Walk. will come close to its goal of $400,000. •we haven't finished tabulating everything, but at early registration we were already ahead of where we were last year,• Pronk said. · The nooprollt hoopitels, which treat children regatdlea: of their fam!Jies' ability .to pe.y, will use the money for research. outreecb. and treatment of siclt and injured childnm . ·1 wu udted to see all the enthu· slum 1n the crowd,• Pronk said . •Everyone bad a really good time for a good cause.• • As things stand. some students park along ' 1 nearby streets, disturb· I ing residents. Others " : park in two-hour-limit I You can park : spots and hope they 11 where it's con- t don't get tickets. A . handful have permits to 1 venient for you, park in the St. I or you can park Andrew's Presbyterian ! h , Church lot Everyone ' W ere you re clamors for the closer supposed to spots, while farther lots k • near the baseball field par and Environmental Nature Center sit near--SCOTI' CRANE ly empty. Friday's discussions, held in a St. Andrew's meeting room, revealed a host of problems, from lack of funding to student laziness. Some said the current system isn't flawed -it just needs reorganizing. •There's no real set place to park,· student Bri· an Mullins said during a small-group discussion. •There's no orderly format to parking.• He and others in his group said students'. atti· tudes are the main hurdle to solving the parking problems. "You can park where it's convenient for you, or you can park where you're supposed to park,• student Scott Crane said. ·students are inconsid- erate of residents.• Student Maureen O'Flynn agreed. •we sholtjd feel lucky that we have parking,· she said. After the small-group discussions, students reconvened to present ideas and choose five pro-- po'sals to give to school and city officials. They -~~-.-S-E-E~SCOO~~p-~-A-G-E~5 I ·---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------•~ • SEE PARKING PAGE 5 + IUUSlll ~Is In need of• video cam- era wi1t1 tripod. blank '-encyclopedia on CD (cur· rent wnions); oudio ,,;,..., computer. can o.yte Pe ..... ot51~ + IUUSlll f l•lllHIY QHIBC: Is In need of Ink CM· tridgos for 1 lo....wtl p~ printws (black -color); vtdlo aimero; l#nlnotor. can Kotlvyn Hofwr It SIS--· . + ...,_ • Swnflft Is In nMd of o loml- -. -... alls; public--.. --. Coll Nod Hell• a.1MS. • Ull llllUI • ··-II in nMd Of a kin; .... _.. W1'1 1tl a; llWacy boob. Coll" .... Oocbnl M 515 SSS. ClASSIAED .•••••..•• JI ·LOG ... : •••........•..• 3 •IGlllOllS .......... .2 ~NOTICES : : ...... f *'°"'' s ............. .5 ~ ............ .2 neighbors CORPORATE n.ir..- Co. named Dulfedlga u senior 'rice president and general coun- sel. Corona de! Mar resi- dent Bn.ce Enchley ha• been named Bruce Endsley has been pro· mated to vice president, Government Relations. M o n t e Glbb1 has joined New- port Beach- senior vice pretident of H u m a n Re1ource1 and Pete Cllanga.la bu been promot- ed to vice pretident of agriculture operatton1. Frm Wlsaer based Green-Pete ChangU. Ugbt Market- ing & Com- munlcatiom to develop a· web- based lnformation, Design and Technology division. Newport Coast resident Juon Hart- man pur- chased the Irvine office of Fred Sa.nch Platinum Jason Hutman Properttes. Geny En- carnacion has joined Muuer: ArchJtedl: in Costa Mesa as a project man- ager. Sharon Rlcbard1on has been pro- mated to mar- Gerry Encamadon keting manager and managed account programs coordinator for the national operations of Newport Beach-based Palley- Needelman Ali1et Manage- ment, Inc. EMB Mortgage Corporallon, of Costa Mesa, will be opening an EMB Mort- gage Corporation branch office in Los Angeles on Tuesday. Pacific Bell Mobile Services bas named Newport Beach ret- ident Stephen Krom vice presi- dent of marketing for tu five- county Los Angeles region. c.llf. 926l7. dal _,,..... d the Newport --~He'a writing a -docummllng' D llliDg •)Ill--...... dthe lore. oltbe Newport-He am tell you-the -IlojJ&· ... ~glnledf«•"'-"· Pelnmy't880,acm-ese-dthe a>Olldudng dnmk lrftW beckwad and W«ld Warn, wcw•'"•""9 -alap Det.1--. defeme--a polmlllag g•"...ting tbe pnticenum'I beck one-mm Nny •1bmeripe,_ twn-aaeo tbe .:anent iDg to take prttonen of war and •Soap, aackle, pop,• be interrogate them. .....-Maring. He am tell you bow tbe lbe clnmlt went free. Yet c1epu1mmit deputized tnilel'----... -rup-pork-during tbe 1930s bnd, -lay m bis badt ID keep order ID tbeh endo<ed for l8ND nw•lllw, underwent communities. And he'll aplain two l1Jl9l!llM, and !Nied be that badges w""' ooce much would -walk again. Doc-ligbler -they bung Oil tors told him be wu through thinner uniforms. ' -being a cop. Roberts, who wcded at the - "1 INlld, 1 can~ retire, I've got depadmeot from 11170 ID 1981 ID go badt ID police work -I and now dilplays bis a>11ect1oa haven't been anything aoept a at pollce ll&tion open -· cop and a Marine,•• said sttunbled upon bit avocation Roberts, DOW "9. ")bad DO idea while~ out pollce-- Whal I was going ID do.. quarters during the -from Roberts lound a way ID flD 32nd-to Sanla Bmbma the empty bows d his IOllg Drive ID the-,. 11170.. recovery' Collecting tbe badges, Plnlllng a cecbe d cld hadgN, hats, patches, photoo and -Roberts~ -oylng- • B1UAA1 P08lf)A I DAl..Y 1'11..01 Pallce -and former ollker Lee Roberto boldo a W.t.oge Newport -police ofllcen mdlona baL Roberts bas a vut colledlOD ol Nml> memonibllla. law enforcement JDel'DOlllbilia with a beD.-pem lunnrner ID..._ , that now crowd bis Santa Ana--wouldn't faD tato the wnmg --z pmt Beach Police Capcain Jim bis wife. They had cme room. ease. It is also well-suited to based private investigation and hands. 'J'ben be diewvaed. that Jacobs remem.bers Robm:ts as one desk and one phone. Now command. The former police security firm. 00 """ -.,.-w.g tblo piece "probably one of the best cops be employs 100 people and ban-and FBI agents in his employ Countleu co-police d dopm-hlltmy. that ever worked here.• Captain dies.cases woddwlde. In 1992, call him "boss.• patches with labeb: nngtng •1tbiok8'JIDe people are ml-Mike Blitch noted Roberts bas a be traveled to RUll!iia to give Roberts still suffers from back : from Barce1ona., Spain to · ledon at heart,• he laid. •For larger collection of Newport ottk:ials advice on bow to reor-pain -he endures regular : Roanoke, Va. fill the ,walls of me, 1 had never ooUected any-memorabilia than anyone be ganize the police and private steroid injections that allow him 4 one room In his private office thing, but J wu toncl>ed that knows. security forces in the newly free to walk -and he's due for are 45 different tncamations of nobody bad ever tried ·to pre-On medical retirement after society. another sw-gery soon. ...,.. the Newport Beach Police serve this. And 81 people gave bis injury, Roberti Mid be could A North Carolina native with Yet only those who look . J Department badge, and a me the fint badges, it wu a big not make ends meet on the $930 the traces of an aocent, Roberts closely will notice it often hwts . ·" framed photo of Newport's tint thing to me that they placed aD a month be received from the presents a mb;:ture ol elaborate him to move, and be rarely talki :~ uniformed officer-A.G. that lrUlt in me.• department. ·How do you sur-South.em courtesy and military about it. "You try not to com-~ J ·Jeck" Scbi!Hng, drca 1921 -Roberti takes collecting trlpl vive?" he said. "How do you bearing. He wears a diamond-plain because it will turn you . ~ along with his leatber·wrapped around the world. and bu visit-feed your family? And who studded go&d pin on his tie in sow and everyone around you,· :i "sap,• a baton·like weapon then ed. poJioe stations from Ll"CP'J'e, wants to hire an injured cop?" the shape of an "R. • be sa.Jd. "You don't want to : J 1 in widespread use. Switz.edand to Birmtngtuun Ala. In 1982, Roberts started his . His voice is the rare kind that bellyache and you don't want tO J l---~~-~-~~:-~~---~~~~-':::'~-;--~~:~~~~-~~~-~-----~~:~:-~-~-~-:~-----~~:~-------------------~-j Kaas-Klarin Jaclynn Kaas of Pullerton joim Mr. and Mn. Merl Kaas ol Salt Lake City in announcing the engagement of theU daughter, ntfany, ID Michael Klarin, IOll of Adelyn and Dennis Klarin of Newport Beach. They plan ID marry Feb. I, 1996 at the Mon- "' ·. weddings and engagements -. ' davi Wine Center. The bride-elect is a graduate ol Alta High School ID Sandy, Utah and UCL Her Hance graduated from Corona del Mar High School and Villanova University in Philadelphia' Long-Owen The Four Square Church in Van Nuys was the tetting for the July 26 wedding of Melanie Long and Mathew Owen. Offidants were the Rev. Don- ald Loog, the bride'• father, and her uncle, the Rev. Ron Long, who ulilted. The bride II the daughter ol the Rev. and Mn. Dooald Long ol Palmdale. Her lull-length gown WU designed fO< her wedding, featwtng tulle and lace, along with • beaded bodice. ln·acldition ID hs maid ol hon- or, six brtdennaid1, two junior bridesmaids, a Dower girl and a ring bearer accompanied the bride down an ailJe decorated. with tulle and rose bouquets fas· .tened to the pews. Each of the bridal attendants wore Ooor- length gowm and carrted bou- quet> ol mhted flowen. The bridegroom is the 11011 ol Mr. and Mn. Steve and Peg Owen. He and hll m attendants wore 11.ftemoon tuxedo and tails. The nearly 300 guests who attended the ceremony celebrat- ed the event during the reception that followed. 1be Couple is at home in New- port Beach after honeymooning in Aruba. The bride is a graduate of Quartz Hills High School and the Fashion Institute ol. Design and Merchandising. In addition to having won the t:We Miss Costa Mesa, Melanie has competed in the Miss Newport Beach and Miss California beauty pageants. She ts now a pattern designer with BUlaBong ol COO.. Mesa. The bridegroom is a graduate of Upland High School and Orange Coast College. He is a sales manager at Foothill Furni- ture Store in Riverside. Lockie-Warner Mr. and Mn. L. Maxwell Lock- ie Jr. of Newport Beach a.nnowice tJ;le: engagement of theil daugh- ter, Eliza.beth, to J11.SOD Warner, so_n. of Dr. and Mn. Greg Warner -:.- • Elizabeth l.9dde and 1-n Warner - of Visalia. They plan to man1 : May 23, 1998 in St. Andrew's : Presbyterian Church of Newport· Beach. ·: The bride-elect is 11. graduate of• Coro~ del Mar High School, and; her fia.nce graduated from Red;• wood High School. They both; received degrees from the Uni!• versity of California., Los Angeles:: " • .. , ... , .... VOL t1, NO. 2JJ It h the Piiot's polky to .......... 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'IUESDAY JOI FAIR The PennySave r presents a free job fair from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, 3131 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. For more infor- tnation, call 438-8531 . TRUNK SHOW Bloomingdale's presents the Fantasia Jewelry nunk Show all day in Fashion Jewelry on the first floor at 701 Newport Center Ori- 29500 complete Call ToU Free 888-271-4567 Don't Delay, Avoid Probate! David Pawlowski Attorn at Law HOMEOWNERS & FLOOD INSURANCE PREPARE FOR EL NINO ADOQASS Couttlne CouDlel1ng Center often a class about Attehtion Defldt Dilorder from 1 to 9 p.m. at 1200 Quall St., Suite 105, New- port Beach. The cx.t is $20. For more information, call 476-0991. UNMRSrTY ESSAY WORKSHOP Orange Cout College offers a free one-hour essay workshop designed to silow stu<Jentl wish- ing to transfer to the University of California how to prepare their application essays, at 1 p.m. in the 1\"ansfer Center, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Appointments are necessary. For more informa- tion, call 432-5894. 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Coach Jeff Brinkley's squad1 ranked No. 3 in CIF Southern Section Division V, lost three starting line- men, covering four starting positions, for a combined 12 games. One of those (center Nathan Matlin) is gone for the season, another expected out another three weeks (defensive tackle Mike Stanton) and a third questionable for this week's league opener agalnlt Woodbridge (Eddie Oarke, an all-league often· live tackle expected to dou· bleat defensive end). Furthermore, while the defense has been dominant -yielding a paltry 31 points to rank tint in Divi· sion V and fourth in the county -the offense baa shown some inconsistency, par· ticularly through the air. •we had good balance the other night (a 35-12 thumping of Savanna) and we're making progress, but we still have a Jong way to go, offensively," B~ey said. "We're still waiting for that night when we hit on all cylinders." Savanna, which came into the game 3-1, is likely _ONDA . ouon 01 ·THI oA Y ........ ~"""'.., ... ., ... ace #I •~•good aidi ·~ r -QlS1'}t MfiSA /IOUIJIAU,, aiADI Jl/RRY nvn-.... . .f. ~. 'I •• ~ -4" ·' , ------:-----. / ..... . ~ II won't be around to see ruch an oa:aslon. Oearly, wbateYer cylinden propelled the Tan Friday night were enough to nm over the Rebels. . "I was happy with the fact we didn't throw an interception," Mid Brinkley, who prailed ltarter Steve Gon:nan's work (two touchdown puees and a pair of two-point conversion passes), as well as a ground game led by Brett Bakers 1-48-yard three-TD performance. Brinkley, however, followed a pregame plan to get sophomore Billy Clayton some time under cen- ter. . •we haven't been able to get Billy the repe~tionl we'd have liked in a game situation, so we predeter- mined he'd play the second quarter." Clayton had a completion in three attempts and.'. added some varsity seuontng, in ca.se he'• calle¢' upon in the future. •1n case Steva ever goes down, we need to~. sure BUly ii reedy.• .. Without the aforementioned linemen ready,· Brinkley complimented the. work ol thOM who have! filled in thus far. m • "We've loll some real quality people up front, but I've been pleased with the way the bat:kupl ~. have stepped up. And, the rest of the starten have.. stepped up their play, as well• Another plus dted by Brinkley was the leadership displayed by the senior class. •we like our seniors to set the tone and they've shown some good leadership this preueuon. You're always concerned going into a season about how your seniors will handle that aspect. became.. you never really know, until they face the heat ac battle." .. ,,., ,. Sea Kings approaching ~v • THE NUMBERS lELL THE STORY QRNINi--,,/. Sea View at ~ full strength • Cd.M Coach Freeman praises the commitment he's discovering in team. Costa Mesa 32, Saddleback 0 Costa Mesa 24, Corona del Mar 0 Costa Mesa 34, St Anthony 3 Costa Mesa 38, Gabriellno 0 Costa Mesa 41, Anaheim 0 By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -After polishing off nonleague opponents by a combined margin of 169-3, its easy to see why the Costa Mesa High football team is a little haughty about its first 5-0 start in school history But, accordlng to Mustangs Coach Jer- ry Howell, complacency is yet another adversary his playe rs have had little diffi- culty defeating. MOur kids are feeling good about what they've accomplished, but it's a good cocky,• said Howell, following the latest romp, a 41-0 homecoming triumph over pass-happy Anaheim. Mlt was good to hear them talk in the locker room after the game about how they beat guys up, and they did. But I think they'll keep in mind that the (Pacif- ic Coast League) competition they'll be facing from now on will be much tougher." Howell acknowledged the caliber of competition to this point has been less than awe-inspiring, with the five oppo- nents, including two from Division X, posting a combined 8-15 record. But, he believes the brand of football the Mustangs are playing should bring posibve results against the best teams CIF Southern Section Division VIII has to offer. "It won't get any easier, but I'm very confident the kids can play with any- body,· Howell said. "The score against Anaheim could have been just about any- thing we wanted it to be. It would have been higher, but we had two touchdowns called back. ·Tue teams we've played are 8-11 against teams besides us. Saddleback just beat University (24-6 Friday), Corona del Mar has won a couple games (including one over Saddleback) and Gabriellno (from Division X) just beat Burbank, 19·0. It's not the level of competition Laguna Hills has played, but look what happened to them Friday night (a 34-21 loss to Divi- sion I neighbor Dana Hills). When you pound with the big guys lilce that, there are going to be nights when you'll get beat up. ·rd rather be 5-0 and have the kids QUA TERBAC MARC MAATtl I OAlY fl.OT Costa MeA linebacker Jeremy Sledsma mak• a ftvlng tackle on Anabe1m quarterback Robert Ramirez Friday night. feeling confident, than 3-2 and having to convince them they're a good football team, when they may not really be sure.~ Howell showered praise on his defense, which procured seven intercep- tions and ljmited the Colonists to ~ rush- ing yards, while also lauding a Me.a offeme that rolled up-« 1 yards. including 165 through the air. But Howell's postgame laundry list was not without a negative notatlon. "We've really got to work on our penalties,• be said of the eight infrac:Uom for 102 yards. •we bad three or four lilly penalties, ·tncludmg illegal blocks behind the ball.,, In addition to the seven inten:epUom, including three by junioT comerback ... Rovtnn Sou, who now leads Orange County with seven of his own, Howell had high praise for senior Jeremy Via, who played his first full gains after recov- ering from a prMeUOn knee injury. "He really makes a big difference in our ofteme, • Howell Mid of the returning All-PCL guard. "He may have been our best player OD the field.• The dilemma: Es~cia's penchant for Charity • Turnovers top the list of frustrations for the Eagles. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Piiot . .. ' By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR 1... Though less than imposing, the· Corona del Mar High footballr team has emerged from its non- league schedule injury-free, improved and, perhaps most, important, intensely committed to. competing in the rugged Sea'°: View League. Though Friday's 24-6 loss to Orange Lutheran ended the Ser Kings' two-game· winning streal( and dropped the squad to 2-3,'. Coach Dick Freeman remains · encouraged by the weekly work bis players are putting forth. •They guys are giving us the effort," said Freeman, who began" to list the individuals who have,. exemplified this unrelentin~ work ethic, before stopping short.'. "Really, we have a ton of them," he said. •The thing we liked about this team was its abil• ity to work hard and we're still getting a lot of these guys in prac= tice, especially the last couple weeks." This willingness to work will help Freeman and his staff geL the most out of this group, even i(. others e~ct its final tour . through the Sea View League (it will join the Pacific Coast League next fall) to end without a berth in the CIP Southern Section Divi- sion V Playoffs. "That's what high school foot- ball really is," Freeman said. •If we ~~et 100% out of the peo- ple plaFg for us, we're going to be OK. Freeman said the steady improvement and continued · intenslty on the practice field fuels optimism that the Sea Kings can, indeed, be all they C4tl be. "We're a lot better football · team now than when we started. Even in lOllng to Orange Luther-, an, we performed much better than (the season opener) against Marina, so from that upect. we're on the right track. Now, tn league, it becomes a matter of competing against this gioup (which include• four tea.ma ranked in the top aeven tn OM· don V).• Freeman Mid his team com· peted much better with the Olympic League'1 LanCen than l the acore lndk:a&ed. I •1 tbought we played pretty l good defense am we could have l WOil the game. They got th* : ==-73~~ b6g ~I ~yaril nm), but ~ dO a whole lot ou"'de ol tbat.. ' P1'9911Mn Niel the •.-..1 • W11, WI** wtnd11I .,r :•r1t• cwrtr • _. ... r•t: • Success apparent in virtually every comer. With three runners tlntshlng in the top 10, Southern California College's men's cross country team captured its own invitational Saturday at the Back Bay ~ in Newport Beach with 26 points. , Vanguard Steve Lalim, a fresh. man, ran the 8K course in 27:25, good for second place, while Matt Wheeler pulled in at fourth (27:•8) and Josh Schultz wu ninth (28:57.) Golden State Athletic Confer- ence foe Concordia placed sec- ond with 33 points. · The Master's, Biola, Cal Bap- tist, Chapman and USIU also competed on the men's docket Sc:ionby~ Orange Coast 6 O O 8 -14 RlverSlde 0 17 7 7 -31 Ant Qulll'ter OCC -Meyer 2 pass from Collins ~failed), 6:36. Second Qulll'ter RCC -Hlfo 4 run (Polmounter kldc), 14:54. RCC -Bates 66 run (Polmounter kick), 9:17. RCC -Sisco 43 fleld goal, 0:28. 11WdQU9rter RCC -Bates 1 run (Polmounter kldt}, 7:07. . fowth Qum1lw RCC -Lucero 87 lnteiuptlon return, 8:31. OCC-Mercer 10 pass from Scott (Scott run), 2:49. Attendance: 900 (estimated). N>MDUAL RUSHING RCC -Bates, 9-69; Wiison, 11-58; Farias, 4-9; Hifo, 4-3; Wiicher, 1-mln-3 OCC-Meteney, 14-81; Stewart, 10-43; Martinez, 4-29; Khamis, 1-10; Collins, S+2; Scott. 2-1; Vigil, 1-1; bad snap, mln-15. ~MSSING • RCC-Farias, ~1~1. n: Whelldon. 1-5--0, 34. dee -Colfins. 17-27-2, 165, 1 TO; Stott. 8-13-0, 91, 1 TO. N>MDUAI. RECEIVING ·Rec -No11n. 4-52; Shipp, 1·34; Hlfo, 1-13; Gray, 1-12. ~C-~ 6-85; ~ 6-65; Knox. ~511Vigil,4-36; Stewart, 3-l 1; ~1-2. GA.-STA11STICS IKX OCC first downs 15 21 Rushes-yardage 35135 28-130 P-'ng yardage 111 256 Passing 8-13-1 2~2 ~mum yardage* 98 24 Sidts-yardage 2 -5 2 -17 • yardage 334 398 Punts 3--31 1-47 Fambles-fumbles lost 2-1 4-2 Ftags..net yardage 10-85 1~93 r Punt mums, 1nten:eptions, fumble returns STARR BUCK I DAl.Y PILOT Orange Coast College tatlback David Meleny equeezea for extra yarUge wltbln a den of ltlwnlde cletenden. He'• No. 48. bat .0 tbat la vlllble 11N tbe II of tbe 481 OD top of bis llloalder padL All the lqWzlng ID tbe World was DOt eaoagll on Saturday Dlgld for lbe Pirates, however, wbo IUflerecl thelr fourth . ~ lelback with. 31-1' lOIS to tbe Tigen. a 1be w o .. a'1 race, a SK, proved to be a thriller in every seme of the tenn. first, SCC's Monica Landa and Concordia's freshman 'l\ida Matt- son went to the wire before Landa edged Mattson at the tape to pull off the victory. Lal1da, a junior from Lanca.ster, finished the course in 18:.j8, just a second ahead of Mattson. Despite Landa's remarkable ·finish for the individual medal, ConcordiA managed to pack its runners into third, fifth and sev- enth place, while the Vanguards captured fourth and sixth. Those spots went to Costa Mesa's Maribel Delgado and Skyler Johnson. respectively. The result was a one-point Concordia victory as the Eagles, ranked No. 21 in the NAIA. tal- lied 29 points to the Vanguards' 30. The Back Bay COW"le will be the lite of the 12th annual GSAC ~Pl to be held Nov. 1. of the sec cross country teams will travel to La Jolla this weekend to compete in the UC- San Diego Invitational. a With a four-meet wlnn.lng streak in the balance, Orange Coast College's women's team went to work Saturday morning at the Irvine Invitational without its top runner, Newport Harbor High product Donna Harris. Hams, out with a nagging ~ . ' . I, Ad>JUes tendon injury, has taken the top individual honor in three of the Pllates' four meets. How ever, a stacked Orange Coast lineu~ntinued the streak and gave ch John Goldman yet another win. •(The score) was a little closer without Donna, but we were able to hold off San Diego Mesa,• Goldman said. The Pirates clinched the win with 48 points as Mesa\tallied 57. The meet featured an out- standing perfonna.nce by sopho- more Christine Riel, whose time of 19:25 was second only to that of reigning 5,000-meter and 1q,ooo state champion Mary A.kor. Cruising behind Riel was anoth- er Pirate, Araceli Martinez (19:57.) MONDAY, oaol8t 1J; 1117 Mara Caples took sixth with a time ol 2.0:25. Cbiharu Kumagai was 12th (20:35) and Penni Proffitt rounded out Coast's scoring at 26th (21:33.) Goldman's squad heads to the Santa Barbara Invitational this weekend, and Harris should be in the lineup. •0onna will race in the next meet. • That's about an 80% chance,• Goldman said. •She just had some tenderness in her heal and rather than risk injury, we bad her rest.• a The Pt.rates' men's team placed 13th among 27 teams at the Irvine Invitational, as well, and the top 14 teams qualify for the State Championships at the end of November. •So we're right there,• Gold- man. who aJtO c:oeches tbe man'i program, Mid. •rm pretty pleated. TMy looked good and it's good to see them bouDdDg back.. Cout bu suffered some set- backs this season, as hot prospect Eric Solis, a freshman out of. C.C.- ta Mesa High, withdrew from school and injuries have taken their toll on the alread y-thin team. Ryan Yohn led the way for the Bucs Saturday with a 22:02 in what Goldman called a "break- through race• for the sophomore. Dan Smith, Jim Gross, Evan Wride and Jorge Hernandez,~ scored for the Pirates. -By Molly Yanlty CLOSER (EXCEPT IT'S NOT HORSESHOES); PIRATES FALL, 31-14 Bucs sink to a new low after Homecoming setback to Riverside CC, but pick up a pas~g record, as well By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot COSTA l\1ESA -For 15 min- utes i1 seemed as if the clouds had parted and a beam of sunshine was falling onto the Orange Coast College football team. From the opening kickoff until the last moments of the first quarter, an 11-game losing streak was not in anyone's mind. For about 15 minutes, the Pirates looked like they could compete. But the crisp night air that swirled through Orange Coast's LeBard Stadium swept that vision away when a routine punt attempt went awry and memories of the Pirates' 0-3 start returned. seemingly dooming the Bucs to their fourth loss this season, a 31- 14 defeat at the hands of visiting Riverside College on Coast's Homecoming celebration. •Offensively we improved a lot, but we shot ourselves in the foot .and didn't score,• Coach Bill Workman, who is enduring a pro- gram-record 12-game losing skid, said. "We threw an interception in their territory and had a punt problem. This should have been a dose game.• From the opening kickoff until moments before the end of the first quarter, the Pirates did some- thing they haven't done all sea- son -they moved the ball. Coast's Chris Brewer returned the kickoff 22 yards to the Pirates' 27. Thirteen plays later, utilizing an effective mix of rushing and passing plays, w;:ore quar- terback Ch.ad C found full- back Josh Meyer in the left comer of the end zone and threaded a pass between a pair of Riverside defenders for a touchdown-just the Bucs' third of the year. The drive was impressive and included a 21-ya.rd pass play to tight end Mike Knox, as well as eight rushes by David Meleney. ·we did what we thought we could do based on our practices. not on (Riverside),• Workman said of the drive. •we moved the .1 ( I I I( , I H \ I I ball. Had we not gotten behind, we would have continued to run the ball.• Going into the homecoming affair, the Pirates' offense had produced minus-24 yards on the ground. Saturday the Bucs racked up 152 rushing yards. Additionally, Pirate quarter- backs Collins and Craig Scott completed 25 passes, establishing a new program record. The first quarter continued to go the Pirates' way, even after a 42-yard Riverside drive. The Tigers were knocking on the Bucs' 25-yard line when quarter- back Robert Farias launched a pass into the end zone. I,n~ded for receiver Ben Gray, the ·ball tipped off his hands and landed in the possession of Coast defender Aaron Ligons for the Pirates' first interception of the season. Four plays later, however, the sky clo.uded over and the dark- ness set in when a low snap hit the ground instead of the punter's hands and ended up being downed at the 4-yard line. The Tigers needed just 12 seconds to tum it into a touchdown. By halftime, the guests held an 11-point lead. Penalties and turnovers continued to plague Coast, but the offense, as Work- man noted. was clicking. Second-string quarterback Scott, a freshman out of Canyon High, hit Ivan Mercer for a 10- yard touchdown and Scott ran in the two-point conversion to cap a 17-play drive that covered 69 yards and made the score 31-14. "You can't say we're quitting, and we have reasons to. 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Lido lale Home nffd9d fOf 2Br 2Ba Pleue b• wary of out a on s es writers. 1-a00•837_...0 7 c en t e • · n Y 1-800-832·8007 ....., • ..._ C-. ,..._, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4+3. So. patio. New +Loft. FP & Laundry. of area companies. Sales, promotions & ~ CAL•SCAN exper'd need apply. 24 hrs CAL'SCAN 103 ,.--OJV """"'"' N 11 • b 1 · ~ Combined Transport. 11 1 0 1 IG,~.....,llltn• 3 or 4br 3 .5ba carpet. S2900mo/yrty. $875/mo. 875-0410 Check with th• local public relatlon1. No ~ Newport Beach ......................... 1159,900. 17208.f. Nu B•yfrontCondo CM F I Better Bualneaa retainer. "Let us take •• ~ ~ DRIVER-FLATBED/ 714·852·8889 •---------.... .,_.,. ... ice.11111-pnt, crpt. Sep guest 2+2 Uk• new 2700 • • •male pre to Bureau before you the time 10 bulld your r.:::· · HEAVY Haul Leader. A•tall Shop Cl•rk EMPLOYMENT ......... ._. I ""'=." qrtr1. 2-<:ar war. Newport. ~ •hr houae w/aame. ••nd any money tor business." By the job. Make up to $48/K. s I II I ANTED 5 s --· ' -a t 9• .. ~•1 0 .. , .. n."---., ..... .,.,. •1•1 s457o1~_:.;..~9c -~ti. lffl or 1ervlc:e1. Read Th911ot & Aaaoolat .. I p · I M ome re a H ea exp. W S 3 TMa ....,...., wUI Mt ... 119n • ........., ..,.. ---1""' .,,_ " ---...., 1 al d 1 1 & atd beno 111. ore POS system. Must be H•rbor View Hom•• and under1tand any nat on a ven • ng . Do )'0'4 lb to cook? oxp. -more pay. 3yrs able to move lnven-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .......,._.,..,..... Executive 4bd+FR. CM Artl1VF/44 w/cats. contract1 before you ••lea relations. the OTR. t yr flatbed. tory & stock shelves. Houseslttlng Wanted , .... ..,,..._111*'1111 HUNTINGTON Fpfo, near gre9nbelt. New Hae, gated, pool. 1lgn. Shop around for besl clients: Disney. Wa•t aWe.otD1SCOW1~ Class A COL req. Good c:ust Hrv. skllli. nlc:e gue11 house for ...,..... ., .. la Olr.....W BEACH 1040 $2500/mo 759ee5011 Shiiba gar. $500 lae ratH. Del Taco, Nord1trom. Combined Tran1port. C.M. 979-7900 ren1 or exchange for It .... ....., ...._..*"II · · U-l'lffd ref.' 831·2111 AIU!A PAYPHONE FA 0 Sch w • r z. • WEARENCJWHIRJNG 1.&00·837-4407 duties. grocery shop- ,....... .. _..,,II ~ Npt North COfMlo 2Br CM houH to ahl, pvt RTE. 75 E1tabll1h9d Anheuser-Busch, CAL•SCAN ROOFERS ping petcare elc: Sin-a JIJI .......... t•,OOOAawLwl O.C:k gar ale fp all Hyatt Hotels, J.M. •W.Awiilt ·~trtp Exp'd. Tiie, comp, gle .female, 'quiet re- ...a1SJ .... , .... -~ 2BR 28A FP LQ yard, •PPI.' n/a, ;,,p. Avt OOw rp rm)acca?:~·· ::!., p~~· ~!c:.lo~a Hl~~iT'o~~ Peters, etc. Services: ·c..ws ·wpcma Driver• n••d•d tor wood, slat. Labor thru 1ponsible, c:lean re· ............. • y1 lllHUa patio, gated. Good 11250 310-391-1561 • • • · preH releaan, COfpo-&..1.· illLl-JoaiiDI: Newport & other Journeyman. 548-9989 ipects privacy. Xlnt ·-......... 1.w .-..'-,._ cr-""11. Agt 721·""""' lndry, I 40. + dep Stations, Convenience rate aalea graphic .,,.,•~• -"'I areas Drive your own~....,.,.---------· ___ ,. .., •~ •Nwotrt No. Condo, lnckla Ulla. 848-1041 Stores, Hotet1, E'tc. ' . · Rooting locaJ ref's. Please c:all _,.122 2' 11 oc ... -2br 1 .,, ..... f lk 1 de1lgn, packaging. umru~ cnNOMA mini truck or ec:ono DECKING/. Susie 714-581·9761 ~ --p, wa n Huge •bd au Alat Earn ll80k per year. feature atorlea, ad "~ car FT & PT opening• alHUO .. GI--! NEWPORT cloaet, upstalra, 1<at N 8 Looking tor• n/1 Minimum lnvHtment placemen1. brochures, So.d4!CoastHaui ava'u. Call 899-0048 WATER PROOFING LICENSED CAPTAJN t BEACH 1069 gar.,11175. 759-0600 p;o·f'I. S550 +utll. S12k.Call1-tOQ.51!"3201 kids promo•. prtntlng. 33335.Bt.slolStrut Deck system• & leak Coast Guard Cenlfied. -------••OCEAH W lmmac 714/91&-0eS3 CAL SCAN Call 714/548·9825 ,l.\q'•"'°'i"-wi.e·2"d~ FfT Houaek••P•r/ repairs. 548·9969 Please c:all: 48r 2.5 Ba 3-Car Oar. COKll/P'RITO Houae Man•ger SALES & SERVICE REP Captain John Walsh HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALB •BACH GIANT New crpt/roof. 13900. N• oo-nfront 2 rmi ROUTB GrHt local needed Immediately. Like Automobiles, Em· 0" 714·642·2255 Abandoned 2·1tory Brok., M0-5994 pvt ba. se75. + utli, Io cat Ion 1 , huge LOST & C••h Dlabur••m•nt Must be hone1t, detall ploymenl opponunity. NEED HELP 1 4 + Deck. P:lxer•---------w/d, n/smkr, no peta. kl lltf c 11 & Collectlona oriented ond mature L 1 t 1 y 1379K. Agt 718-1590 <;iOCUNl'RONT!;? 875-5287 or 577.7779 WH Y pro • FOUND 2925 tor housel<eeplng oca err tory. ou Retired COM busine11 Spend winter at the now I To 11 Ir•• Cl•rk Newspapekrs Designer Showroom & must like worl<ing with w 0 man, w 111 d 0 b •• ch. 3br 2 .. -. trplc, Na.oc•ANPRONTI 1·888·301-8383 publlshlng Co. see s your hands $40 ooo errands shopp"ng .,. OC8ANPRONTI CAL*SCAN full -time Cash Home, l(l Newport b ' · • 1 • verta gar trig w/d no I R• WARD I • L 0 ST Beach. Re l's required. ase + Bonus + personal girl frlday ' 1;950 • OC8ANPRONTI DI t lb t 1 earrlng1. Blue Stone Disbursement and Fax resume or Into.· to Benefits. Call M.A.R.S. senior serv discount'. peta. .+aec. $575. 714-224-9833 • r u • new Y with pav'e pyramid Collectlona Clerk. International. Toll tree TIM• SMAR• UNITS 832·5632 or 648-2665 Need• Roommete7 ~~:J:,~.R~~ ~~ Diamonds. Vic:· West· 1yr. exp.,. preferred. 7t4·759-0129 Att: Mona 1-888·34&-2217 Local references. :GENERAL TIMESBAUS 1590 -~~~~----· 1002 ----- iiiim•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil and camporound can Th• Dally POot to l2000 wit. '"""' clltl/NB?? 044-7895 Excellent benefits. FLORIST CAL"SCAN Aire• 873-e745 :A M081L8 HOME memb•rahlpa. DI .. NEWPORT Clualfl9d d9partmant $4900. 1-800-798-0585 FOUND Cockallel In Send or Fu Reaume: Flower Shop nHda Salee Aaaoc Muat be i,N,.,...-u_r_•_•""• .-'"'A'"'l""d:-•-t'""o-r • Finance (:ompv1y haa Ir••• aalea-oheapl COAST 2170 and take adVantage of iiiRTHWORMS Co1ta Mesa. 540-4700 Accounting Supervisor Hleaperaon to an1wer avail to work wknda. Seniors or Infant Cate . • 2, 3, 6 4 BA alngl• Worldwide .... euona. ow~ week apec!all G 722 8833• Calllomla Community phones/lake order1. FT/PT. H ol•I Gift and multl•aectlon, Call Vacation Network 71'"'94a-ae?a rowere wanted -.ve. • News, P.O. Box 1560 Exp. a+I 675-2292 Shop. Honest and ser-Xlnt c:ook, manlc:urisl. Baok Repoa. !uy u.s. and Canada 8xoluelve New G.ted $1000 a day poa1lble. FOUND Diamond ring Cos1a Mesa. CA & driver. 10 Yrs Exp. quallfV ,,,...,.., Terma ·1-aoo-5434173 ''" Comm. 4110 38A Newport Coa•t (818) ~83-4202 In Corona del Mar. 92928-1560 O•n Oto PT work Into vie:• orlent9d. S8/hr. Local rera. 646·3735 negotiable or make rental Information Aaaoc. pool, epa. FP. Bright, ~~I ~· LOCAL Ci ND Y Mall dHcrlptlon to Fu (714) 831·7246 FT. S8-S10hr. 3355 Via Call Carla 040-2394 1'"'s,,_c_a_n_d.,...l_n_•_v.,..le_n __ _ ca.ah offer. FrH call MtM-683-5511 $2450. Agt. 721·1175 2.5!>9 . ce • ROUT8. p . 0 . Bo IC 156 0 CASHIER . PT Udo 111210, N.B. Ph: --------.. Maaa•uae wtll work 1 .. 004~~~ CAL•SCAN or pag9f, ~220-' :._~/0~\1 FP, Ir~ 30 V.ndlng machlflH. Co1ta Mesa 92627 M·F 1pm-epm. Near 873-5300 Fu:873-9319 SECRETARY aa companion for the V cl • • .~:.51poo · Earn approxlmately c:/o Lorraine Fa1hlon Island. Call In aide Sale• Muit Coa.st Sheet Metal Elderly and or Driver. QOV•RNM•NT ery ean. ..,.. mo. S 6 0 0 /d a Y • A I I c 11 N b k nd 7141587-3319 for 59,995• Call flound Male Seal Point •a at 714-750-1872 have exper. In whole-3yrs min. exp. In .. ~r!ing n!~s~~,!15· ~0':.\c:.k::•D HOUSES/ APARTMENTS 1-aoo-.. a-WND Siamese @ First & •CASTING• Movie HI• electronlca fu construction Industry ftOUJ "" Pennie• on the S1. CONDOS POR UNT UNTALS CAL•SCAN Fernleal at Dahlia. Extras • Production resume: 714·82Hi173 A/P·A/R, hvy phnes, Delinquent T••· POR DDNT •••••••••• w··-... ~w-1 ..... hl!'!!i'"'•""'T~A.,.U~iWi~r=y~ Call after 6pm TralnHa. Fiim Studio ubor•r• • .,n up to cust SVC, 60Wpm+, R•po'•· REO'•· YOIJI ~ •• Al'l&GU 2726 ;:.~ Food. Excellent 875-6427 •714-517·9584e 1500 w .. 1dr Long comp lit, Qulci(books • r • •. To 11 fr•• ••••••••• •·---------li••&••••iiiii location. Qreat oppU L08T Amazon Parrot. Cook for night club. d I 1 tan c • Pho n • PRO exp. sai c:om 1.-e 0 0 ·2 11·90 0 0 CORONA HOUS• OR APT •(714) U1-44tH• Vicinity Fair Or. pVft. Fun atmo1phere. co. Is lffklng people w/up. Send res: Eld. H-6139 fOf cwr.m ••fl N•llD8Dll PAY PHON•i. Fairview, Newport Hrty +tlp1. Apply In to aervlce atorefront Ruaa 1793 Kenwood Uatlng1. CAL*SCAN GENEltAL 2102 DBL IUUl 2822 In Coront1 .._. M•r own your own pay Blvd & Wiison on peraon, 3pm·8pm, promotional boic C.M. Ca 92827 •••••••••l.~•~!l~~·lllJ!~ or Lattun• haoh phone route. Local 9-25. 7141931-7804 Cheater Drawers Inn route. 1-eoo-354.7331 ========:". --------•IPULL8RTON OrHt -.U.. c .... to The C._ e8 .. 88H Sprint attn now av~ 179 E. l 7th St., uw Firm nffd1 PT --------SOLDI family hom•I 38R, a..-. 1• 2 • 38t •fttal ara.. for able. $100,000 per Coita Men. clerk for flllng A Invite over 40,000 28A. 810 yard, bf1cX Townhom9 Style Apta. cta.eto cw, oocuk>nal year + pot.ntlel. C.U HEALTH 6 Counter Help Indexing. Typing f>90pl9 to your patio. w/d hkupa, FP, MOYe-in rtght away! a oceH, 1 O'x 20' now 1-800-552·'7940 PITNESS 3000 tor dryc:leanera. FT/ req'd. Houra 1-Sp.m., homel remodefed ~ltchan & Enjoy poola, ape, N.B. 0t CdM 723-4007 (CAL*SCAN) PT. Wiii train. Musi Mon·Frl. 873-7410 Th , what Id dining rm tll• floon fllne.. center •nd have tran1 & be rell· at 1 cou nice, quiet neigh'. a lu1h tandacaped R•aponalbl• Prof'I ab ... Apply from 10.2. Liv.in C•regtver FT .~ ~~hyoomu• No pet. 111G01mo locaUon. Pt9aM Call '*"*-...tclna 1 BR CUDIT 2907 ... _d -~ b at 108 Tustin Ave N.B. °' reu.v.r. Fore b9d ...... .._ ,__ 7 i4-2ao.1a11 • •714-78-..17.0. In N8. Cen aitord up -" on.-u V board & care home f0t ..a. In our to A'T5/month • ......_ DDT diet drul•f Cuatomer ••rv. lo fOf th• 9'derty. Costa Saturday Real e.tate II--------CO t --•• z• cal 84~2427 OONaouo•TtON• We're htre for youl R • P for CD M MHa. 587 .. 749 ... ':.~~ COSTA MESA 2124 S A~ v24 a1naa. Pt.rt Mom Cut monthty P.vmentt Get It torthtr-::;.~urano;a::=; Phone oPer•to,. Weol& ....,...., IHI• & 11yr/ct.ught« lfflc up to 30-~ A9d~ Optimal Nutr Ion & a To 115/hr atalt et Juat 1ee1 ~ ttMl W91d9. llg ........_ Ti .. IH home to ~ w/tUm Interest. Stop colec-healthltr llfH~le. Dl .... toher Great w Part Ot FUft ***** yard, gar. ,...ah ptilnt. ~ 1#111, =oi· room. ?1448CM1M lion calla. Avoid banlc• Ha:~hywl:~~ ccua10mompu.,.,ter wi••"P tral.~· 1-aoo-71e.ean =....... MW bath. t10IO+MO new O#pe4. • • r UP toy ft A~ E 1 ,_ ••• 71417aa .... 1 ow gar, •1aoo. T7a confidential help Call nowl 722-6947 Raymond 71'1•7200 PT Receptfonlat Seeking 15 cu1tomer service rep• to work In ,..tan apeclalty atora through Chrlatmu HHOn. Full/part· time shift.a avaltable. Must have excellent communication tklUs. Flexlbl• houra avall from 9am·9Pm, 7 daya/wffk. Pay S8lht. call Shauna today@ MO-Ol30 tt peya.eo ~ pan;; 1•;we Im.a aooa Ptece. 1141111. COlllll•,,_,•T NCCS non-profll ,I~========~ DRIWR OTR EVenlnga a Sat's. for In tbe.,... eoo.i ;bd coctag4J MW crpt, ....... 1 .. ;;;;; unit; __ ......... lloenud/bond•d ........ LOH COV11NANT Perlorrnlng Ml facility -------- ..... ._. lactlOI\ IMUnt Pvt• .nnnce. Aat'd pr, II bacllkywd. UAL ISTATB 1.aoo.e.-.o11a T" 1 11 p A a T Tranapott. we keep In Costa Mesa. Stat! T.....,.etl"I arouodl No .~ 17IO• OUltt nalghboltlood. (TPP) CAL•SCAN H•rbal Ph•o·l'en. the road hotl Family M/hr. C.it 24 t;eeoe, Start·St 1/MR c .. your~ ,,..,... .. 11 •• IMOlmO. ....,,. WCllAomtl. A .... and ...... NI S.Curfty. Fufl benefit•. AlkfotQtona. +lnoMt"'" ~ -Coa.ge lcholerahlpe product. THAT WOAKll Top Pty/Mllel. Expetl· I • car.er optVutunilu To_ctevll lftMI!' mwt •1 ..... ':r 2i0'"•111A. lndOlad IVlllllSS OnlCI •u•lne... Medtoai Al .. .,i'on the CO¥et of •need Drivers and Chlropracuo ~fflc• Top npan'o1no u..o.e.eaa yaru, •O!-O_~J w/d, gw.g. Wll..,. ._.. mft8__. .... *vatr9p9J.Tol "W .. .._Joumlr. A Owner Operator ne•dlng aHlitarit Mortgage co. In 7'4Jl7+4l4t carport. ~ ~ ....s11t IMO-UH .,.. -• ffee 1~11-eOOO "Good ~ AIMrlcal" Team•. Covenaot lnclUdlnQ lfOnl CS.ak lrvlne. Unlimited ............ ok. 11000.S~in;; ' • 0-11• , .... 4 DISTlllQ Tr&MpOrt. (toll he) and~ omc. 'WOr1l. cweer DC*nlllt fot ?14197.....U phll') CAL·ICAN ..... ~·y lupply 1.au.MOAt.PAY Ot Mu1t b• flutf'lt In outgoing, '••If· ..... "diiAii l"'Midlate 1.aoo.441.aM. A W• IS M6Croeoft. APfl#t !ft "'°"'91Md 1"cMMllt 111D. II for 11ruttured lan.c:t dftvet la our *1 person M.fl 10-e. '•1•d'-111111t1 = c on c • r n . I 234& P'CH ... ft CON • '" " m-~:.-~·-: J1DS011A1.S QCAL•9CAN .---'!!"P·--.--~P"-1 c~1~~::~~· ...... ~.-----...... -............ --Ho .... ,_,,_,. ..... ........ ... ... ...... .,.... 1 lllD1 ... 'N YllU .. &:IDCUll' CM.10M DOMESTICS 5540 •HOUSEKEEPER/ NANNY/HELPER General everyday loving a11lstance w/2 glrll agH 1 & 2. Heavy emphasis oo housework. Uve In. Eng. 1pkng. 873·7941. Please call after 6pm. MERCHANDISE _ SPORTS ··Zeroing in on Monday quarterbacks $erV!ng the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Just read :my lips: no poor people; I swear ~ i ! I Piecemakers continue battle with city D wing a meeting with the Andersen Elementary PTA parents, Carol Hoff--man. vice president of entitle- ment for The Irvine Co., drew snickers as she tried to explain the high cost of living in apart- ments in the new Bonita Canyon ;Pevelopment. .. :: ~ere have been concerns that the apartments are afford- able and low-income,• Hoffman said. Ml want to assure you that this is not the case.• You can just call him Mac-arena 1,. • This time, religious bolds each year, was put on by group holds festival the Piecemakers -a 40-mem-, ber religious group called The ! =:::::::: .. fuMt-~~~~ j ed 15,000 people flocked this without a required dty permit. community. The Piecemakers also refused to get a permit for a much smaller musical prodw:tion they perfonned in its parking lot Sept. 21. The Piecemakers' unofficial lea,der, 76-year-old Marie Kolasinski, said Sunday her group has no intention of giving up its fight to abolish govern- ment in the face of local officials demanding permits. MTbe kingdom of God is here,• Kolasinski said. MHe is about to set up his kingdom on Earth ... i weekend to the Piecemakers Large-scale . evettts such as 1 Country Store's Harvest Festival, the Harvest Festival require a ! a two-day fair which featured special events permit, which ! hundreds of vendor booths, live costs $100 and allows city offi-i music and food -and all with-cials to inspect a planned event ~ out the blessing of City Hall. to ensure that it will not cause ! The festival, one of four simi-excessive traffic, noise or other I lar parking lot events the group problems in the surrounding • SEE FESTIVAL PAGE 5 : r---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------, : I ; I ; I ; I : I ; I ; I ; I : I It was easy to get caught up 1 l in the spirit ; I Thursday as the entire Rea School student body did the macarena at the school's opening cer- emony. Superinten- dent Mac Bernd, lhlstees Serene Stokes and Jim Fe rryman and other top district management showed they were not above putting their hands on their hips and grooving with the best of them . Hey, now that's an offensive line Players on the Estancia High \ School varsity football team were l trying to rile Costa Mesa Police ! Lt. Jerry Holloway, who serves i as the Mustangs' offensive line ! coach in his spa.re time. One of ! the players' favorite lines: 1 M Where are you coming from? 1 The doughnut shop?" i Holloway's response: MYou ! guys have to come up with ! something better than that. I've ! been bearing that one for 18 1 ~~~::~r =good j Costa Mesa City Council- woman Libby Cowan recently 5h0wed just bow important she tfimks it is to make government decisions on a full stomach. When fellow City Council member Gary Monahan ques- tioned budgeting $1,200 of city funds so the Advisory Commit- tee of Teens could continue to live it up with pizza and sodas delivered to its evening meet- ings, Cowan -who serves as council liaison for the group - stepped up to the plate. -Mnust me, they aren't coming ~or the pizza,• she said. ·The council, including Mona- hAn, eventually approved spend- ing the money to keep the youngsters fed. ' i I l ------------i DON l£ACH I DAl.Y Pl_OT The grandmother of Ala Tobin, left. takes a sign from Jean Chrtltophenon u they walk tn the aeventh annual CHOC/DtmeylanD Community Walk oa Sanday. , WALKING FOR A PURPOSE More than 10,000 participate in seventh <;1nnual CHOC/Disneyland Community Walk to raise money for nonprofit hospitals By June Casagrande, Daily Pilot C OSTA MESA -Some walked for a special child, some walked for every child and many just turned out to have a good time. · The seventh annual CHOC/Dls- neylarid Community Walk fund-railer at South Coast Plaza drew more than 10,000 people Sunday to raise money tot the nonprofit Children's Hosohal of Orange County and Child.rell's HOIJ>i· tal at Mission. The SK walk. which was led by Olympians Janet Evans, Jenni Mino and Todd Sand, as well as CHOC patients,allo featuredlivemusicby the Costa Mesa High School band. a Dimeyland show and other entertain- ment. •So many people in Orange Coun- ty are touched by these holpitals, this gives them a chance to support them and celebrate,• said Children's Hospi- tal spokeswoman Andrea Pronk. •It's a great opportunity for the community to get,togetber .• l>ronk said she's optim1stic this year's CHOC Walk will come close to its goal of $400,000. ·we haven't finished tabulating everything, but at early regist:ra.tion we were already ahead of where we were la.st year,• Pronk said. · The nonprofit hospitals, which treat children regardless of their fammes• ability to pay1 will ose the money for research. outreach and treabnent of sick and injured children. "I was exdted to see all the enthu- siasm in the crowd,• Pronk said. "Everyone bad a really good time for a good cause.• JC.aren OmagJn talks with cm.- tomen at ber Woman's Toys booth of hand· made mbWdure . dolll clw1ng the Plecemak- en Huvest Festlval Sun- day. Cunagln ls a teacher for the Plecemak- ers. DON LEACH I DAILY PllOT Newport Harbor students tackle school's parking • Group's five solutions -including new drop off zone and reconfigured lots -will be presented to school board, City Council. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Eliminating Newport Harbor High's chronic parking problems won't require new structures or complicated plans - just a little sacrifice and stricter rules, say student leaders. The school's annual leadership conference -a gathering of more than 100 student government members and club presidents -tackled the issue at a Friday gathering. After presentations from city and school officials and hours of discussions, they pinpointed five solutions they'll present to the school board and Qty Council. As things stand, some students park along nearby streets, disturb- ing residents. Others 1 M Yc k park in two-hour-limit I OU can par. spots and hope they where it's con- don't get tickets. A I . handful have permits to 1 veruent for you, park in the .st. I or you can park Andrew's Presbytenan , Church lot. Everyone · where you re clamors for the closer ; supposed to spots, while farther lots ' k " near the baseball field ; par and Environmental , Nature Center sit near--scorr CRANE ly empty. Friday's discussions, held in a St. Andrew's meeting room, revealed a host of problems, from lack of funding to student laziness. Some said the current system isn't flawed -it just needs reorganizing. •There's no real set place to park.• student Bri- an Mullins said during a small-group discussion. "There's no orderly format to parking.• He and others in bis group said students' atti- tudes are the main hurdle to solving the parlcing problems. MYou can park where it's convenient for you, or you can park where you're supposed to park.· student Scott Crane said. "Students are inconsid- erate of residents.• Student Maureen O'Flynn agreed. ·we should feel lucky that we have parking,• she said. After the. small-group discussions, students reconvened to present ideas and choose five pro- posals to give to school and city officials. They •SEESCOOPPAGES .14-------------------------------------------------------------------------~-------------------------~~ • SEE PARKING PAGE 5 QASSIFfEO ..•••.•.•• .t LOGlftiil: ••••••••••••••• J -.•••••.•.• .2 PUIUC NOTICES .•...... 6 nae Im. Co. named Dan HecUgaa as senior vice president and general coun- sel. Corona del Mar resi- dent Bruce Encllley has been named Bruce Endsley has been pro- moted to vice president, Government Relations. senior vice president of Hum an Resources and Pete Changala has been promot- ed to vice president of agriculture opera tlons . Franz Wimer Monte Gibbs has joined New- port Beach- based Green-Ugbt Market-Pete Changala Ing & Com- munications to develop a web- based Information, Design and Technology division. Newport Coast resident Jason Hart- man pur- chased the Irvine office of Fred SandJ Platinum Jason Hartman Properties. Gerry En- carnacion has joined Muuer: ArcbJtects in Costa Mesa as a project man- ager. Sharon Rlcbardson Gerry has been pro-Encarnadon rooted to mar- keting manager and managed account programs coordinator for the national operations of Newport Beach-based Palley- Needelman Anet Manage- ment, Inc. EMB Mortgage Corporation, of Costa Mesa, will be opening an EMB Mo~ gage Corporation branch office in Los Angeles on Tuesday. PadJic Bell Mobile Servtcet has named Newport Beach res- ident Stephen Krom vice presi- dent of marketing for its five- county Los Angeles region. Callf. 92627. da.l bistoJian of the Newport Beach Police Department. He's writing a book documenting D ul'tng a jail house laiffle some of the lore. at tbe Newport Beach He can tall you bow the PoMc. DepaJtment in department girded for a Japan- Pebruary 1980, a combative eee invasion of the c::out durlng dnmk toppled backward and World warn, coordinating landed atop Del Lee Roberts, defame efforts with a patrolling grlDding tbe polloeman'I back one-man Navy submarine, train- into the cement ing to take prlsonen of war and •snap, crackle, pop,• he interrogate them. 1'9CJ'Ded hearing. He can tell you how the 1be drunk went tree. Yet department deputized trailer- wtth several spmal disks rup-park managers during the 1930s tured. Roberts lay oo bis back to keep order in their end<>Md for seven months, underwent communities. And he'll explain two swgeriel, and feared he that badges were once much would never walk again. Doc-lighter because they hung on tors told him he was through thinner uniforms. with ~g a cop. Roberts, who worked at the ·1 said, 'I can't retire, I've got department from 1970 to 1981 ' to go back to police work -I and now displays bis oollectlon haven't been anything except a at police station open houses, cop and a Marine,'• said stumbled upon bis avocation Roberts, now 49. •1 had no idea while deaning out police head- what I was going to do.• quart.en during the move from Roberts found a way to fill 32nd Street to Santa Barbara the empty hours of bis long Drive in the early 1970.. recovery: Collecting the badges, PiDding a cache of oJd badges, hats, patches, photos and other Roberti began destroying them ~ POIM>A I DALY fl.Of PoUce historian and former officer Lee Roberts holds a vtnt.age Newport Beach police officer's unlform haL Roberts hu a vast colledlon of NBPD memo.rabllla. law enforcement memorabilia with a ball-peen hammer so they that now crowd his Santa Ana--wouldn't fall into the wrong port Beach Police Captain J'un his wife. They bad one room. ease. It is also well-suited to based private investigation and hands. Then he discovered that Jacobs remembers Roberts as one desk and one phone. Now command. The former police security firm. no one wu preserving this piece •probably one of the best cops he employs 100 people and ban-and FBI agents in his employ : Countless colored police d depmtment history. that ever worked here.• Captain dies cases worldwide. In 1992, call him ·boss.• : patches with labels ranging •1 think some people are col-Mike Blitch noted Roberts has a he traveled to Russia to give Roberts still suffers from back : from Barcelona, Spain to lecton at heart.• he said. •Por larger collection of Newport officials advice on how to reor-painJ-he endures regular • Roanoke, Va. fill the walls of me, I had never collected any-memorabilia than anyone he ganize the police and private steroid injections that allow him 4 one room. In his private office thing, but I wu touched that knows. security forces in the newly free to walk -and he's due for : are 45 different incarnations of nobody bad ever tried to pre-On medical retirement after society. another surgery soon. -..;: the Newport Beach Police serve this. And as people gave his injury, Roberts said he could A North Carolina native with Yet only those who look . j Department badge, and a me the first badges, it was a big not make ends meet on the $930 the traces of an accent. Roberts closely will notice it often hurts -· " framed photo of Newport's first thing to me that they pla.ced all a month be received from the presents a mixture of elaborate him to move, and be rarely talki .j uniformed officer -A.G. that trust in me.• department "How do you sur-Southern courtesy and military about it. •You try not to com-· ;:! •Jack• Schilling, drca 1921-Roberts takes collecting trips vive?• be said. "How do you bearlng. He wears a diamond-plain because it will tum you . ~ along with his leather-wrapped around the world. and ha.a visit-feed your family? And who studded gold pin on his tie in sour and everyone around you,~-j •sap,• a baton-like weapon then ed police stations from Lucerne wants to hire an injured cop?" the shape of an •R." be said. "You don't want to ~ in widespread use. Switzerland to Birmingham, ~. . In 1982, Roberts started ~ His voice is the rare kind that bellyache and you don't want lei J . ___ :::_:_:::_~:_-:~---~~~::':::_~~----=~:::=:~_::~-=-----=~-~-·-=-=:~:~-----=:~~------------------;-~ Kaas-Klarin Jadynn Kaas of Fullerton Joins Mr. and Mrs. Merl Kaas of Salt Lake City in announdng the engagement of their daughter, ntfany, to Michael Klarin, son of Adelyn and Dennis Kla.r1n of Newport Beach. They plan to marry Peb. 1, 1998 at the Mon- herein c.1n be repro- duced without wntten , } • 4 weddi~gs and engagements davi Wine Center. The bride-elect is a graduate of Alta High School in Sandy, Utah and UCL Her fiance graduated from Corona del Mar High School and Villanova University in Philadelphia. Long-Owen The Four Square Church in Van Nuys was the setting for the July 26 wedding of Melanie Long and Mathew Owen. Of:ftdants were the Rev. Don- ald Long, the bride'• father, and her unde, the Rev. Ron Long, who assisted. The bride ii the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Donald Long of PehndaJe. Her full-length gown was designed for her wedding, featuring tulle and lace, aJong with a beaded bodice. In addition to her maid of hon- or, six bridesmaids, two junior brtdesmald1, a flower girl and a ring bearer accompanied the bride down an aisle decorated. Melanle Long and Mathew Owen with tulle and rose bouquets fas- tened to the pews. Bach of the bridal attendants wore floor- length gowns and carried bou- quets of mixed flowers. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve and Peg Owen. He and hil six attendant& wore afternoon tuxedo and tails. The nearly 300 guests who attended the ceremony celebrat- ed the event during the reception that followed. The couple is at home in New- port Beach after honeymooning in Aruba. The bride is a graduate of Quartz Hills High School and the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising. In addition to having won the title Miss Costa Mesa, Melanie has competed in the Miss Newport Beach and Miss California beauty pageants. She is now a pattern designer with Billa.Bong of Costa Mesa. The bridegroom is a graduate of Upland High School and Orange Coast College. He is a sales manager at Foothill Furni- ture Store in Riverside. Lockie-Warner Mr. and Mrs. L. Maxwell Lock- ie Jr. of Newport Beach announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Elizabeth, to Jason Warner, son of Dr. and Mrs. Greg Warner Elizabeth l.pclde and Juon Warner :.-i of Visalia. They plan to m.anj May 23, 1998 in St. Andrew's: Presbyterian Church of Newport· Beach. • . The bride-elect is a graduate of: Corona del Mar High School. and: her fiance graduated from Red;• wood High School. They both; received degrees from the Uni;• versity of C4lifomi4, Los Angeles.; VOL 91, NO. 2JJ It Is the Piiot's policy to promptty corr«t 1111 enon of IUbltlnot. ,.... calf 574-423.1. IMt"n'llnlOf'I of cop)'- right own«. tlMlO BEACH US Tiit& L!AT&mS ~Beech ....,. 74W ,.. 1UDAY 5.7 ..... 1:.J5 a.tn. o.o Flrst high ~ ComMesa 75167 7:57 A.M. 5.8 The 11mes Orenge CofoN del Mar S«ondlow County 7.wt 1:51 p.m. 0.7 (IOO) 252-9141 Sea>rtd high ,..., .... Wlla•CUT l.'01 p.m. a...fted 642-5'79 UXA110N SIZE tmmAY ~642..wt ... Mw flnt low ........ Na1101t Mw 2:15 a.m. ..... ,.,.,JM lllckJes Mw Flnthlgh .. '9.ttY Mw Sports 142-GJO U1 a.m. ....... , .... CdM J-Sw Second low 400 ~p.m. I-Mii:~ ft.Mt ........ ..... C>Mc:e..a-.. ........ ,. .. ,-911 , ,. ,. ,. ~ .. 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UNIVEftSITY ESSAY WORKSHOP Orange Coast College otters a free one-hour essay work.shop designed to show studentl wish- ing to transfer to the University of Callf omia bow to prepare their application essays, at 1 p.m. in the lhmsfer Center, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Appointments are necessary. Por more informa- tion, call 432-589'. RNANOAL SEMINAR Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. offers a free seminar, Global Investing In a World Without Bor- ders, at 6:30 p.m. at Wyndham Garden Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. To R.S.V.P., call 241-3158. GENEALOGY SEMINAR lbe Newport Beach Public Library offers a free program, WOMEN'S MNEL DISOJSSION The Metro Pointe Dames & Noble presents a free panel dis- cussion, 'Ibe Female Breast: More Than a Symbol of Sexuality, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 901 B South Coast Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 444-0226. 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TOYOTA NISUll Since 1975 TOYOTA Factory Recommended Services 3~;.,!'!~!k~~·-4~ 642-2434 Olblel'.i~""=~ 2249 Fairview Rd. (at Wilson) Costa Mesa EYE·OHNElt Costa Mna's defenshJe record bordering on perfect . QUOTI OF THE DAY ,_ __ r:t:.'°"" __ ., ... Cll' I IJ I ••"•fOOd'~ ... -G\'lS7ll NllS4 l'Ot111IAlL COA<H J1lllRY HIJW1JlL Harbor's M*A*S*H~ unit still hobbling along ~ • Newport's healthy 5-0 record belies an injury-plagued preleague campaign as Sailors prepare for Woodbridge Saturday. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Though the Newport Har· bor High football team enhanced its status among the elite programs in Orange~ while improv· ing its winning streak agaiiisf non.sea View League teams to 13, the Sailors' 1997 preleague campaign was not without adversity. Coach Jeff Brinkley's squad1 ranked No. 3 in CJF Southern Section Division V, lost three starting line· men, covering fow starting positions, for a combined 12 games. One of those (center Nathan Matlin) is gone for the season, another expected out another three weeks {defensive tackle Mike Stanton) and a third questionable for lhls week's league o£_ener against Woodbridge (Eddie Clarke, an all·leogue olfen· siv'e tackle expected to dou- ble at defensive end). Purthermore, while the defense bas been dominant -yielding • paltry 31 points to rank first In Div!· sion V and fourth in the county -the offense bu shown some inconsistency, par- ticularly through the olr. · •we had good balance the other night (a 35-12 thwnping of Savaima) and we're making progress, but we still· .have a Jong way to go, offensively,• B~ said. "We're still waiting for that night wheD we hit on all cylinders.· Savanna, which came into the game 3-1, is likely glad II_, be around to see 'such an ~on. Oeerly, Wba~ cyllnden propelled the Tan Prtday night were enough to run over the Rebels. . •1 was happy with the fact we didn't throw an Interception,• said Brinkley, who pnllsed starter Steve Gonnan's work (two touchdown pu1e1 a.nd a pair of two·point conversion passes), as well es a ground game led by Brett 1'aJ<er's 1'B·yard three-ID perlonnance. , Brinkley, however, followed a pregame plan to get sophomore Billy Cayton some time under cen· tar. ·we haven't been able to get Billy the repe,titiom we'd have liked in a game situation, so we predeter· mined he'd play the second quarter.• ~oww.: THE NUMBERS TEll TIIE STORY MONDAY MORNIN,,G--, __ . ~ .... / '/ Costa Mesa 32. Saddleback 0 Costa Mesa 24, Corona del Mar 0 Costa Mesa 34. SL Anthony 3 Costa Mesa 38, Gabrlellno O Costa Mesa 41, Anaheim 0 By Barry Faulkner; Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -After polishing off nonleague opponents by a combined margin of 169-3, its easy to see why the Costa Mesa High football team is a little haughty about its first 5·0 start in school history. But, according to Mustangs Coach Jer· ry Howell, complacency is yet another adversary his players have had little diffi. culty defeating. "Our kids are feeling good about what they've accomplished, but it's a good cocky," said Howell, following the latest romp, a 41 -0 homecoming triwnph over pass-happy Anaheim. "It was good to hear them talk in the locker room after the game about how they beat guys up, and they did. But I think they'll keep in mind that the (Pacif· ic Coast League) competition they'll be fa cing from now on will be much tougher." Howell acknowledged the caliber of competition to this point has been less than awe-inspiring, with the five oppo· nents, including two from Division X, posting a combined 8· 15 record. But, he believes the brand of football the Mustangs are playing should bring positive results against the best teams CIF Southern Section Division VIII has to offer. "It won't get any easier, but I'm very confident the kids can play with any· body," Howell said. "The score against Anaheim could have been just about any· thing we wanted it to be. It would have been higher, but we had two touchdowns called back. . ~· ' QUARTERBAC Cayton had a completion In three attempts an<!'. added some varsity seasoning, in case he's called .. upon ln the future. - "In case Steve ever goes down. we need to mak9,, IUJ'6 Billy ii ready.. ...,~ ' Without the aforementioned linemen reed~; Brinkley complimented the. work of tba.e who have~ filled in thus far. . .,,, "We've loll IODle real quality people up front, but I've been pleased with the way the bol:kupo wh9. have stepped up. And, the rest of the starters have~ stepped up their play, as well.• Another plus dtad by Brinkley was the leadenhip, displayed by the senior class. •we like our seni011 to set the tone and they've sbQwn some good leadership this preaseuon. You're always concerned going into a season about bow your senion will handle that aspect. because.. you never really know, until they face the heat 0C battle.. .:: ' - '" Sea Kings approaching ". Sea View. at :; · full strength • CdM Coach Freeman praises the commitment he's discovering in team. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR ,, Though less than imposing, the· Corona del Mar High footballr team has emerged from its non· league schedule injury.free, improved and, perhaps most, important, intensely committed to. competing in the rugged SeA"; View League. Though Priday's 24..S loss to Orange Lutbexan ended the Serl'• Kings' !Wo-g"!I>". winning streaiO and dropped ihe squad to 2-3;', Coach Dick Freeman remains .. encouraged by the weekly work bis players are putting forth. , . "They guys are giving us tha effort,· said Freeman. who began" to list the individuals who have · exemplltied this unrelentin~· work ethic, before stopping short.'. •Really, we have a ton of them,• be said. •The thing we 1 liked about this team was its abil .. 1 tty to work bard and we're still getting a lot of these guys in prac.:- tice, especially the last couple weeks." This willingness to work will help Freeman and his stall get. the most out of this group, even if others e~ct its final tour through the Sea View League (ii · will join the Padllc Coos! League · next fall) to end without a berth in" the CIP Southern Section. Divi· - sion V Playoffs. "That's what blgh school foot· ball reany is,· Freemon said. ·u we can get 100% out of the peo- ple playing for UI, we're going to . be OK.• Freeman said the steady, improvement and continued · intensity on the practice field fuels optimism that the Sea King> can, indeed, be all they can be. "The teams we've played are 8-11 against teams besides us. Saddleback just beat University (24-6 Friday}, Corona del Mar has won a couple games (including one over SaddJeback) and Gabrielino (from Division X) just beat Burbank, 19-0. It's not the level of competition Laguna Hills has played, but look what happened to the m Friday night (a 34·21 loss to Divi· sion I neighbor Dana Hills). When you pound with the big guys like that, there are going to be nights when you'll ge\ beat up. . • MAiie MMTIN I DAlY Pl.OT ·~e're a Jot better football · teem now than when we started. ; E:ven in losing to Orange Luther· : an, we pedormed much better than (the ilea>On opener) against : Ml'd rather be 5·0 and have the kids Collfa Mesa Unebocker Jeremy Sled.Ima make1 a Dytjig tackle on Alulhelm qwuterbllck Robert llamlrez Friday night. feeling confident. than 3·2 and having to But How.efi•s postgame laundry list wu Rovinn Sou, who now 'leads Orange convince them they're a good football not without a negative notation. County with seven of his own. Howell team. when they may not really be sure." "We've really got to work on our had high praise for senior Jeremy \Ila, Howell showered praise on . his penalties,• he said of the eight infractions who played hia first full gaine after recov· defense, which procured seven lntert:ep. ior 102 yards. •we bad three or four silly ering from a preseuon knee injwy. lions and llmltad the Colonists to 4 rush· penalties, Including Illegal blocl:s behind "He really mal<el a big difference In Ing yards, wblle allO lauding a Mesa the ball.• our olleme,: Howell said ol the retumlng offense that rolled up« 1 yards, Including In addition to the seven lnteroepikms, All·PCL guaI<i. "He may have been our 165 through the air. ldclpding three hy junior comerback belt player on the field.• The dilemma: Estancia's penchant for charity • Turnovers top the list of hustrations for the Eagles. By Sany Faulkne<, Dally Piiot back Justin Woller complotad 7 ol 12 -.-i>ts, Including hla -· wllk:h~----dyoido. Dolwmlwly, tho lleglol have -tlOlblng .. clloc:olft99 -"""""· . ·wn. ICllld In llMit _.. ______ ,._. ... ............. , ......... -....... -""""' ..... bt ID .. \Ci' DIEM:• VIII ....... .... Marina, so from that aspect, we're q_n the right track. Now, in league, it becomes a matter of 1 competing againlt lhls group {Which includes tow · teams ' ranked In the lop -... In Div!-. Ilion V)." I Preetnon lald hla taam oom-' peted much better with the : Olympic League~ Lancen than J the tan IDdk:ated. ., thought -played pietty good c1o1-...i we could ha.., -the -They got --Ol1 three big playw i (Ile.-ot 73 -52 yudl -1 43°yard nm), hilt clldn1 do .._ whole lot -ol !hot.. ~ Mid tho ._ .. .... , ........................ taw••tr' •• I ._ I i=--j •Success apparent in a virtuall Tbe woaen'• race, a 5K. y evecy, comer. . proved to be a thriller in every Wlth three runners flnW>lng in ~ ~f sccthe ~M~-1 .... ,, --.a-__ Yi the top 10, Southern California na.., Ul"4& &.4L\U.G ana . College's men's cross country Concordia's freshman ntda Matt-f.4Mlm captured tta own invltaUonal son went to the wire before Landa Saturday at the Back &y course edged Mattson ot the tape to pull iti Newport Beach with 26 points. off i!:J!~ryj~r from Lancastel'., , Vanguard Steve Lalim. a fresh. man, ran the 8K course in 21:25, finished the course in 18:48, just a ood f second ahead of Mattson. g or second place, while Matt o~tte Landa's remarkable Wheeler pulled in at fourth -r (27:48) and Josh Schultz was 1in11b. for the individual medal, ninth (28 57 ) Concordia managed to pack its · : · runners into third, fifth and sev-Golden State Athletic Confer-enth place, while the Vanguards e'nce foe Concordia placed sec-captured fourth and sixth. ond wtth 33 points. The Master's, Biola. Cal Bap-Those spc:>ts went to Costa tist, Chapman and USIU also Mesa's Marlbel Delgado and competed on the men's docket. Skyler Johnsnn. respectively. Sclar'e by QLwWs Orange Coast 6 O O 8 -14 Rlverilde 0 17 7 7 -31 Ant~ OCC -Meyer 2 pass from Collins (kldt failed), 6:36. Second~ RCC • Hlfo 4 run (Polmounter kidc), 14:54. RCC • Bates 66 run (Polmounter kkk}, 9:17. RCC • Sisco 43 field goal, 0'.28. lhlrd~ RCC • Bates 1 run (Polmounter kick), 7:07. f<M.sth qu.w RCC -Lucero 87 lnteruptlon return, 8:31. OCC -Mercer 10 pass from Scott (Scott run). 2:49. Attendance: 900 (estimated). IMDMDuAL RUSHING RCC -Batti. 9-69; Wlhon, 11-58; Farias, 4-9; Hlfo, 4-3; Wiicher, 1-mln-3 OCC -Meleney, 14-81; Stewart. 10-43; Martinez. 4-29; Khamls, 1-10; Collins, S.2; ScDtt. 2-1; Vlgll, 1-1; bad snap. mln-15. N>MDUAl. MSSING • RCC -FaNs,, 6-1G-1, 77; Wheildon, 1·S-0, 34. dee -Collins, 17-27-2. 165, 1 TO; Stott. 6-\3-0, 91, 1 TO. ~llECEMNG 'RCC -Nolan. 4-52; Shipp, 1·34; Hlfo, 1-13; Grly, 1-12. ~c -Men-. 6-8S; ~ "5; Knox. 5-57; Vlgll, 4-36; Stew.rt, 3-11; ~1-2. GAMI STAnsncs RCX OCC First downs 15 2, ~ 35135 28-130 PflS'lng yardage 111 256 Passing 6-13-1 25-4().2 ~ retum yardage• 98 24 s;dcs.-yardage 2 -5 2 -17 ~yardage 334 398 Punts 3-31 1~7 Fambles-fumbles lost 2-1 4-2 FLags..net yardage 1<>-85 1G-93 ~Punt returns, Interceptions, fumble nrtums STAM 8UCK I OAA.Y ~OT O range Coast College tallbadl Davtd Meleny IC(UMZflS for extra yudage wttldn a den of Rtnnlde~ He's No. 48. bat all tbat u Wible are the II of tbe t8a OD top of hll lhoalcler,... All tbe 1q1198Dng In tbe Woirld WM Dot eaoagll OD Saturday night for tile Pirates, boweYV, who Wlhncl tbetr fourth ~ llJtback wltb a 31-1' l«J91 to tbe ngen. The result was a one-point Concordia victory as the Eagles, ranked No. 21 in the NA.IA. tal- lied 29 points to the Vanguards' 30. The Back Bay .COW'te will be the stte of the 12th annual GSAC ~sbips tol>e held Nov. 1. al the sec O'OSS country teams will travel t.o La Jolla this weekeJ¥1 to compete in the UC- San Diego Invitational. a With a four-meet wtmatng streak in the balance, Orange Coast College's women's team went to work Saturday morning at the Irvine Invitational without its top runner, Newport Harbor High product Donna Harris. Harris, out with a nagging ' . . ., ,• Adillles tendon injury, bas taken the top individual honor in three of the Pirates' four meets. However, a stacked Orange Coast lineup continued the streak and gave Coach John Goldman yet another win. •(The score) was a little closer without Donna, but we were able to hold off San Dieqo Mesa," Goldman said. The Pirates clinched the win with 48 points as Mesa tallied 57. The meet featured an out- standing performance by sopho- more Christine Riel, whose time of 19:25 was second only to that of reigning 5,000-meter and 10,000 state champion Mary Akor. · Cruising behind Riel was anoth- er Pirate, Araceli Martine-z (19:57.) MONDAY, OCTOISl 13, 1'WI Mara Caples took llxth with a ttme of 20:25. Cbilwu Kumagai was 12th (20:35) and Penni Proffitt rounded out Coast'• scoring at 26th (21:33.) Go1dm1m'1 squad he4ds to the santa Barbara Invitational thiJ weekend. and Harris should be in the lineup. •0onna will race in the next meet. That's about an 80% chance," Goldman said. "She just had some tenderness in her heal and rather than risk injwy. we had her rest.· a 1be Pirates' men'• te&m placed 13th among 27 teams at the lxvine Invitational. as well, and the top 14 teams qualify for the State Champ ionships at the end of November. "So we're right there,• Gold- man. wbo ai.o coecbM the men"I program, Mid. "I'm pretty pleued. They looked good and it's good to see them bouncing back." Cout hu suffered some set· backs this season, as hot prospect Eric Solis, a freshman out olCos· ta Mesa High. withdrew from sdlool and injuries have taken their toll Oil the already-thin team. Ryan Yohn led the way foe the Bucs Saturday with a 22:02 in wlult Q>khnan called a "breU.- through race• for the sophomore. Dan Smith, Jim Gross, Evan Wride and Jorge Hernandez also scored for the Pirates. -By Molly Yanity CLOSER (EXCEPT IT'S NOT HORSESHOES); PIRATES FALL, 31-14 Bucs sink to a new low after Homecoming setback to Riverside CC, but pick up a passing record, as well. By Molly Yanrty, Daily Pilot COSTA l'vtESA -For 15 min- utes it seemed as if the clouds had parted and a beam of sunshine was falling onto the Orange Coast Colleqe football team. From the opening kickoff until the last moments of the first quarter, an 11-game losing streak was not in anyone's mind. For about 15 . minutes, the Pirates looked like they could compete. But the crisp night air that swirled through Orange Coast's LeBard Stadium swept that vision away when a routine punt attempt went awry and memories of the Pirates' 0-3 start returned, seemingly dooming the Bucs to their fourth loss this season, a 31- 14 defeat at the hands of visiting Riverside Colleqe on Coast's Homecoming celebation. •Offensively we improved a lot, but we shot ourselves in the foot .and didn't score,• Coach Bill Workman, who is enduring a pro- gram-record 12-game losing skid, said. "We threw an interception in their territory and had a punt problem. This should have been a close game.• Prom the opening kickoff until moments before the end of the first quart.er, the Pirates did some- thing they haven't done all sea- son -they moved the ball. Coast's Chris Brewer returned the kickoff 22 yards to the Pirates' 27. lbirteen plays later, utilizing an effective mix of rushing and passing plays, sophomore quar- terback Chad CoWns found full. back Josh Meyer in the left comer of the end zone and threaded a pass between a pair of Riverside defenders for a touchdown -just the Bucs' third of the year. The drive was impressive and included a 21-yard pass play to tight end Mike Knox. as well as eight rushes by David Meleney. ·we did what we thought we could do based on our practices, not on (Riverside),• Workman said of the drive. •we moved the ' ( I (I (I I H \I I ball. Had we not gotten behind, we would have continued to run the ball• Going into the homecoming affair, the Pirates' offense had produced minus-24 yards on the ground. Saturday the Bucs racked up 152 rushing yards. Additionally, Pirate quarter- backs Collins .and Craig Scott completed 25 passes, establishing. a new program record. The first quarter continued to go the Pirates' way, even after a 42-yard Riverside drive. The Tigers were knocking on the Bucs' 25-yard line when quarter- back Robert Farias launched a pass into the end zone. Intended for receiver Ben Gray, the ball tipped off his hands and landed in the possession of Coast defender Aaron Ligons for the Pirates' first interception of the season. Four plays later, however, the sky clouded over and the dark- ness set in when a low snap hit the ground instead of the punter's bands and ended up being downed at the 4-yard line. The Tigers needed just 12 seconds to tum it into a touchdown. By halftime, the guests held an 11-point lead. Penalties and turnovers continued to plague Coast, but the offense, as Work- man noted, was clicking. 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VllND SlamH• @ First & •CASTING• Movie HI• •l•ctronlca faJC construction Industry Ann 7t4-5«-9&1IS Pennies on the 11. CONDOS FOR ONT RENTALS CAL*SCAN FernlHf et Dahlla. Extras • Production reaume: 714·821·6173 A/P·A/R, hvy phnes, Delinquent Tax, POR ••NT ••••••••••I ""N,.i-"'ii""•""'i.,f"'A..,..,..,U""'iWi'""""""f-i ~ a f ter 8pm TralnH1. Fiim Studio Laborer• •arn up to cust avc, 60wpm+, Repo'e, REO'a. Your ~ •• WAllT!D 2728 F~ Food. Excellent 7 27 •714·517-9584• $500 WeeklW Long comp flt, Oulckboolcs a r ea. Toll ft••l•••••••••l---------l••••••••ili locatlon. Q~/,tl LOST Amazon Parrot. Cook for mght club. d latance phon e PRO exp. Sal com 1.-eoo-2 1 a.eooo _. ________ COltORA HOUHORAPT •C714)e91 * V icinity Fair Dr. pt/fl.Funatmoaphere. co.laa .. klngpeopte w/exp. Send rH: Ext. H-6139 for current "lOZ DEL -•'D 2822 tllR N•llD•Dll PAY PMON•i Fa irview, Newport Hrly +tlpa. Apply In to service atorefront Ruse 1793 Kenwood llS11ng9. CAL•SCNf GE?f!JtAL ., ~ In eo,.,.. del .. , OWn .,,..,.,r own• pey Blvd 6 Wiiton on person, 3pm-8pm, promotlonel box C.M. Ca 92627 cw &..9uft• a..oh phone'7outa. Local 8--26. 714/031·7804 Chea~•~ Draw•;: IM route. 1-800-354-7331 ~=======:: SOLD! Invite over 40,000 peopi. 10 )'OUr home I Thill'• Whtlt coutd h.,,.,.n When you tdV9ftl .. your home for Nie In our l'ULL•RTON Oreat ._.u.. C ...... The C.U.. ..... ,. Spttnt altu now 8Val-17 ·17th t., Law Finn needs famlly homel 3IA, T~m,1.: ~ ... !!' ftefttal ara.. for ebta. $100,000 per Costa Meaa. clerk for llllng & 2BA. BIG yard, ~ ..._..,_ -.. ,,_.....,.... ctualo cat, occulonal year + potentlal. Call HEALTH• Counter Help Indexing, Typing petlo, w/d hlwpa. Fr', Mo~ right awayl ecceH 10'x 20' now 1-800-652·7940 P1TNESS 3000 for dryclnners. FT/ req'd. Houra 1-sp.m., 1'9modeled kitchen .. ~rJ::. poo.~:., ·::c1 N.8 . or CcSM '723-4007 (CAL*~CAN) PT. Will train. Must Mon-Fri. 873-7410 dtnlng rm, tlle floon, _ 1.,.1 P f'I have trana & be r•ll· .----... -----• nice, quiet n•lgh, a lu•h landacaped ne•pona • • ro able. Apply from 10-2. UV.In Cer .. IVer n No '*9 11150/mo tooatiOn. PINN call female "'*Ina 1 BR CREDIT 2907 ..... __ don-.. br at 108 Tuatln Av• N.B. or reflevet. For & bed 7i4-siao.1••• · •714-78•17.0. In NB. Can aftorc:t up _. ._ board & care home to 1375/month. ,....._ DDT diet drugaf Cu•tomer Servloe/ for th• elderty, Co.ta cal 14eo242'7 COHSOUDATIONt We're here for i oul R • p f o r C D M Mesa. 957.e, .. COSTA llBSA 2124 COSU. lllSA 2824 ....... Pfef"I lloM Cut monthly peymenta 8;Jm~ N~~ :~ w.ur•no;a= Phone Operatore Seturdey Rew Eetate n---------r---------1 8upplamen(J •••kine 1s cu1tomer service reps to work In retail apeclalty store through Christmas t H t on, Full/part· time ahlftJ avalfable. Must have excellent communicatio n skllll. Flulble houri aval from tam-9om, 7 days/Wffk. Pav S8/hr. CaJI Shauna today@ MO-OHO a Hyr/~ Mek up to ~. Aedu09 h lthl Ill t I To 115/hf aw , ... W'.._, Ll'g a•"9e T,._ home to_,,.,. w/f\lm lntereat. Stop ~ a:~y aWIH~s ~h·e Di.-teMr OtNl w Part or Futt •He•HeftM ...... , ..... 11111111•111•11111••• ................ ••••• .~=·· .. ;;.-,:~ In the ""' tooal .......... ~ woundl Cal~~ .............. ~II U..OUIW 714JU ....... u. ..... "'""'' .•. ywct, gw. ffMh paint. Up...,. uNt, belooftV, room. 114480-4111 don cab. Avoid b.,.• Htalth'I AlternalJV9. ccuatomomerpute•r· Wle1111p traiaz· 1-aoo..719-UH new beth. l10IO+MC MW ..,,.._ ....... t • r U P t CY , A I! E T14'7• ..... 1 eet llf, 81IOO. 179 c onfldantlal help Call nowl 722-6947 Raymond 7•7·7200 PT R~t._ .. , ......... 11;w; m!ooel"9o!.eMN. CO......_,..., N110 CS ndo/bn-~rdofldt, DRIWc"o!!.~...... p~~0!!1~A ... !*'8 1'!:...11totty 1bcl ooea.ee ,_ orpt, •••.., 1 .. tower unit. ~........, oen•• o .. • •• ...._,Lo.. ... • ._... -· ....... "'• _,, -------- pelnt. ht 1 entrenoe Aa'd ... tg Ndcpnl. al&l. ISTAD 1.eoo-e88.cMtl T 1' I M p A a T Tranapori. We keep In Coata Meaa, Stat'l T .......... tl• tiMt ,...,...,..., J'710: a.. ~. (TPP) CAL•ICAN Herltal Ph•n·Fen. the road hotl Family $&/hr. Celt 241·'9908. aurt *"'*" 7t4'948•11• tllOlmo. llOoNll PMICilAIAIRfi. A..,. and nat'Urlll Sec;urlfy, Full beneftta, AskforOlotla. +lnoent"'" , ......, ........... Colltlge, Scholenhlpe, PfOduot .. THAT WORICll Top P•y!Mlles. ~peri· fiiCIJtaoNllT.. catffr opportunity. •-: -:ror ... 1• ':Jr. 290 19A. Sndwd IUSIJllSS OmCI 8utln .. e, Medloal A9 ._,on the ooYSr of •need Orlvera and C hlropftctlo offlc. Top expanding ~ iiftii :... ...... Wll,.... Will J1oa ~ 1711 .... ~~.Toi "W9I ..,_ .lowNf' & Owner Operalor n eedin g aul al ant Mo1tgage Co. fn ok. 11000. CNoee new -.sut. MO 1111 h• !t"'::;.wooo "~a:.-lt~" ~~ c"~·'lr~; ~"= = = 1rvln1. Unllmlltd Pf'•> •T•11T1 • CAL*ICAN .... aoe>ey ~ 1-eM-MOAlt.PAY °' Muat b• nuent In =o~.~ w .... "UIA" i..,mr,. 1-eocM41~. A... es Wc:roeoft. ~in ~--~-•~ L. 11• U fer etru•tured lsfted drtwr la our •1 p ereon M.f' •10•. •••••dMll'lll'll _.... nt'= ::: .. "!.• eJ.!':'1 PDIOllAlS o o "o • Q"c:A...tfc,.,. ™' PCH, .. ,. COM C •I I "•c hel • =........_ -xi:::: •• __. ....... _ •••••"•"'•• lor 114flll •• ......... .:..~ ~-.-...... -.:-~.,..;;:. = .... Co~~ No=:.=:..-·· DOMESTICS 5540 • HOUSEKEEPl!R/ NANNY/HELPER General everyday loving asalatance w/2 glr11 agea 1 lo 2. Heavy emphaals on houaework. Uve In. Eng. apkng. 673-71M1, Pleue call alter 8pm. MERCHANDISE u..n.. , t Ill at..-......... r .. , clrtvlnl MulC· -... .......... V..'wll -.iu nle :-CAL-.cM =" ::;::r•,o : ;•..;-:;: ~=~~!:~~a YU ••• DMt "..... ~ I MONDAY, OCTOIEA U. t997 MO.-.......... ....... WlllCh ... ...,. 11 ••ta I 12To-:~ m Audlort Mlllefn.e.o. =E°'I08d ~ fie .. . ..... 'ill ODlon. QIO, -new&Jt..n.. #0174U tt•,eT7 &.DUS ...... Vl&IO ..~··· A .. NIZO& 1121 DOWN MOTOICTCW SCOOTUS 8018 CBIYSl.Elt 9050 JAGUQ 9105 • ..... llX. 2dt, 5 •peed, poMf etffrfnQ, real nlcel '2925 7a8-t904 1 Teen.wnt ~~~ 4 AnHinnla 5 Som11ole111 ..... 9 Spollen 7 U..a tow4ll II Sixth MnM: lbbr. V -PllUlo, Brazl 10 AW 11~· gr::::r amount 19 Dirty 21 Heart of the matt« 24 Time partodl 25 That leljy 2e Pereonnel 27 Hotdlah 21~ .. 29 Kind route 30 Hot drink 31 w~ Cfttlera 32 w.,.,,. Off 36 HlnGJ pM:11111 41-0fnotln 42~ Time-" 43 SNdae 44 eo. ...... 1()9 4e 8alnpta ,.,.. b6cldiM bu prooeeded: NOllTll bar IOUIB ........ 10 10 .... Jo ao Peal ' What action do you take? A· How DW1J timee do you want to ainc the ume eon(t You haYe already told partner you ba.e long heuta and North hu been IUpmD~ d.lainterelt.ed. 'lbJ.l lwtd t. pine nowhere. PUI while there t. atfil the chance for a plUI ICOl'e. Q. a. Aa South. YUl.oenble. JOU bold: 61U7111 Q KQI 074 •Al Q. •• Bodl ~ ... South you hold: 6&7111 07 OA7tl •Qll 1.':Jt"f&\;--80VIB 16 . 10 .... ' What ac:don do J'OU tab? A· otmouelJ, it t. a que1tioo of whether JOU llbouJd bid cmr put. ner'1 onreall or not. Since putner did not make. takeout double of one dab, cbanc. of locatinc a IJMld• ftt are not promillns. "'~c~ too much to pua. One or one no trump could both winnen -it la up to you. So long u you acted, tab a top ecore. Q. I • Aa South vulnerable, you bold: 61l7t• Oii OIUI •koltl The biddina hM pnieeeded: •et KewaaalcJ J94 New Yorker Zephyr·560 900 mil••· Loaded, below blu• new. kpd. Perl cond. b o o k I t 1 o , o o o. S 2 5 0 O" Ir m If a Ir . 557-9891, 4~7pm . 759-1035 artr 9pm. 9075 -------- AUTOMOB" e~ •'92 Explorer XL T ~ 4x4 Loaded! 82K ml, lthr, new brakes, warr. $12.200 831-3989 A CURA 9010 183 Muatang Conv Super low ml, loaded for summer runl $8995 (200440/149954) To"ota of HunUn9ton Beaoh 7141847 .. •55 -------- '88 Legend Auto, full power, A/C, 1unroof, co, tint, cuatom llre1 16800 873-1819 '81 ACURALS White/Ivory, only 41 k, mlntl #008353 918,977 L•XUS MISSION VILIO 1 .. 00-889·5398 BMW 9030 '841!SCORTiW PS/AC (101534/117443) $6495 Towota of Huntington •••oh 714-847-8558 '88 ••plorer XL T md/gm, ld'd, va. lthr, ,88 325••· 5-spd, pw/pl, abs, tilt, cn.ilsa, ti , AJC, CO, mnrl S24.3K wh rad. ull pwr, sport e875..eo85• ------ ••• JC.le Topaz, OetmMI i.athe<, eunroof, fully lo~ (749324) aTJ~· •ux.aacuuP• 'MMPV l'ull power (1015e1/tOH43) eta,He Tovetaot "'"''',...... a...m 7t4/94T .. •a• PLYllOUTB 9115 Black, black leather CD changer, Chrome liiilli••••llll•• whffll, low ml, 4.0L '88 Vow ... r 1 Owner, (728214) •a•,H• loW mll••· Xlnt cond, '95 x.18 Black. Charcoal leather. eunroor {728214) •H,H5 '95XJ8 Titanium, oatmeal leather, aunroof C3L YY533) e:u ,985 BAU•R LOTUS COSTAM•U (714)842-7700 MW tlre1, timing belt, AM/FM CHI, A/C. ,. pa11. 15500 obo •7••.0772• PORSCHE 9175 ---- ••• 112, $2000. Firm 1734852 SUBARU 9200 ----------- '83 OL Watt0n White. JEEP 9110 GOOd rallabl• ttan• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii portatlon. GOOd cond. seoo t113-2741 •ea Cherokee Red -------- 4x4, tow pckg. O(lg TOYOTA owner, xlnt cond. new tlrH $5800 67W244 9210 '89 Wagoneer Ltd 4WO. Loaded, new tlraa, well malnt, 1un- roor. $7995. 8~9142. ------ '84 Corolla Xlnt Inside, outald• & under hood. Auto, AC, am·fm. S2700 723-422& NOllTB IA8T 80l1l'll war 16 Jo ' pkg, new tlrH, good --------cond. Orig owner. '87 MUSTANG QT -------- $4 too. • 714·536· 7515 Ok green, tan leather '85 Camr" 4·door sedan, auto, air, PS. stereo, run1 1elntl S2100tnrm. 893·4570. A· There ia a ltr'oDC tenct.JCy to bid three DO trump -it bu become in--+--t--+-+---t I ingrained not to nile partner'• lee• ond 1uit with only three-card 1up- port. However, the linsle dub .top- per misht. not be •DOUfh to euq three no trump -the band lacb a mown IO\U'Ce of tricb. Since your ~~:::=:::=:::~~:::=::::===~~~=======~! t.wCHJ)ade rebid "f'irtually denied -four heart.I, raiM to four hearts! What do you bid now? A· Tbeee dq1, a jump to three 1pad• would be pnemptift, not ron:m,. Since JOUr band ..iuee to a lull pninc bid~ wpport of II**. our~ pt to a tull-baood- edjump to four11pad•. hn thlnk-m, about 1lam ia an overbid! But CR 9035 '84 CENTURY Lo Miies 1~0824/101568 13,898 To"ota Of Huntington Beach 714-847-8555 Leal'D to be a better brld1e player! 8ubacrlbe now to tile •·CAD--lllA--C---- Goren Bridle Letter b7 call.lq 9040 (800) 788-1111 for htfonaatloa. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Or wrUe to: Goren Brld1e Lett.er, P .O. Bos 4'10, Chlcaeo, '84 BIARRITZ New tlrH & battery. Need• tranamlsalon work prem sound, chrome wheels, low miles, warranty (3UTR923 $19,895 BAUER LOTUS COSTA Ml!SA (714)642-7700 GEO 9080 '94 PRIZM Auto, P/S, AJC # 101 339/027555 $8,795 Towota or Huntington Beach (714) 847-85155 Part.ner'1 ability to take ru.tr. in the APPLIANCES 6011 MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE 1bort-tnunp band could make thia DLl0880. $750 548-1840 ---------· '87 DeVlll• Speolal HONDA 9085 Artie White e>Ct. cream iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil W~~-n~c !3 • ~~~·. r . W , Sh SI Q. -' • Both vuliierable, u South Int. Rolla grlll. dig Ital ,90 CIVIC iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil MISC. 6015 MISC. 6015 Moyaian &t •viable contract. $300/obo. 648-5583. A a • 0 rt• d u • • d omen • o••atylez9a you hold: electronlca. perfect AC, cassette, Stereo l!qulpment 11 & 12. All cond. Hard to find. low miles •WASHER/DRYER & and Store Flxturea. S10/palr. By appt: $3900. 645-5590 111200675/570635 Apartment alze rafrlg. Beat Olfar 24Mt908 714/848-4728 WANTED TICllTS 6075 POWER BOATS '93 Cadlllac ETC S8,485 S 150/ea. 846-5848 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii N o rt h S t a r, V 8 , TOYOTA OF waaher/Dryer GE hvy Bab" Stuttl Outlller WANTED 1~TiiOiiiiBiiUYiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii6iiOiilii9 7012 loaded. blk/w /blk HUNTINGTON duty. 3yra old. S350. glider rocker, Pack & 11 Fleetwood Mao graatliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii leather, aunroor. Bose BEACH GE Refrigerator Xlnt play traveling playpen. TO BUY 6019 3 loge ticket•, $95/ea. aoaton Whaler 13' C/0 aound, chrome (714)847-8555 cond. Almond. S300. Pag-atrollar, deatgnar 10·19 714-644-5370 61n. Xlnt condition wla., GM ext. war-HONDA CARS FOR 714/9150·e831 bedding. 97a.o9 4 Old Coln• Gold Sliver WANTED TO BUY: 48 hp, Johnaon. naw. ~;1~1Jb~ :::.5;.~ $100111 Seized & ________ 1 Encyclopadla world· Franklin Mint, Sterling Pottery Rookwood, S2700 870.5889 aold locally this FURNITURE 60l4 book $399. Naw, 1t111 Old watchH & jawalry Roaevllle, Bauer, month. Sports, 4>e4'•· In box. Enc. Brittanie• WHtcoaat Coln 642·9448 Catalina, Kay Finch, GARAGE SALES c.-Bn BOATS 7014 CHEVROLET 9045 Motorcycles, RV 'a, tatHt Ed. 15th. $299. TOP DOLLARS PAID Etc ... Top Dollar ~ Boata. Computers and 01••• table top (only) GrHt books HI $349 For Records, Jau, 173--8223 mora. Call toll lrea 72x42" rectang. 3/4" waa $899. 838·3643 Sountracka, Etc... 20, Mahog. •loop '84 CAPRICE 1 ·8 O O ·5 2 2 -2 7 3 O bevel. $125. 760-1356. <:7<;:;7MOLAS<:::lv> Call Mika 840.7505 Wanted:Lltll• T"k•• COSTA MESA 6124 Don Peder1an'1 last/ CLASSIC e>et.2405 CAL"SCAN Lov••••t & 2 Chair• 25•30 to Hll. SlO.each WANTED Sportacoupe & old bait VIKING. Extras. 1~~~°5oJ~1o~~4 ~~~:i"cr:~~b~:~~n~~ c::7714-844·0352<:::1 Picnic Table. Reai. M1tchbox eara 64Nl858 Like New M«chandlH $2200/obo. 641-15683 •a,480 chintz. $350. 723·8262 **"••d Snowboard 642·3228· 1/2 PRIC•I Oot. Catalina •T '83 In· Towota Of f erE TO YOU 6022 19th 10-3:30 Tick board dlual. Naw Huntington Beach OFFICE DESK W/ bul-clothing for tamale On the move? &UO Tooker Thrift Shop Hila. Shore pwr. Auto 714-847-8555 I et In b o 1 rd. 111 e beginner. Size 511hoe ~O w. 1 ath St. CM pilot. $8900. 854·2841. --, ... -0-z-R-1-v-·_TT_I!_ container & ahelvaa 6.5. 714-842·8533 • ,.. HYUNDAI 9090 '89 Hwundal Sonata QLS 4dr, power, AJC. real clean, mull sell. $2450 •723·1504• 575· obo 645"3526 Wanted. In.Jina 1ka1e1 •c~:ar 'l:,~~.·:11 ':~o~~~ ••••••••• -11nTNE SUPS :;:~ ':fi1t1~0ona KIO'!ne~'. Sell your home that you bought but appro>e 1yr old. Sha auuv. Red/Red. Four naw ---------• through clasalllad. don't UH. K2, Bauer.. nffdl big back yardl TRANSPORTATION DOCRS 7022 tlru. S35,000. Call INflNITI' 9095 042·5978 Size 6.sn 942·8533 <:::1114-642-e1111 <::> (714) 760·1580 SERVICE DIRECTORY ADDITIONS REMODEUNG 3410 CERAMIC TILES ·------------------ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil -CB-I-LD-CARE--!J-53-6 WINDOW & SCREEN Quality Remodellng CLllANINQ Call Dan •Also Homa Rapalra ll00-255-811111 Pln1721IO •Aeaaonably Priced •Local Co. 818383111 •Stephenaon Auoc. Call 714·844-5465 Homa lmprovarnente & Aep1lrs. Call Brian lor tree e1t1mata 593·1987 L#341039. ~Mom I Orandmom orrar quallty llo'd chlldcara. FT or artar acriool. Fenced play area. 1Yr +. Located near Kaiser Primary. D••'• Dayoar• ~ MIMN>29 <:? BUSINESS SERVICES 3488 CllANING COMP11f1'RS 35581------1 CONSTRUCTION lrvlne Computer avo IUD.DING 3580 iiiiiBiiOOiiKiiKEiiiiiEP•IN•Q-1 SERVICES Service• Wa Save ... TO C You Tlme/E"ort a Money A u " Of' CLAaS CONCRITI • .... ...... .f09 DNRT Michail• 714-329--4921 ~~~~: llASONIY 3557 TereN 3490 eiOii HOUIEOLEANtHQ iiliil••••••I Uceneed-Bonded 110,00 per hour. CABINBTS Tt4-Me-O~H BAHDYMAN 3710 -------- TIME TO IMPROVE City offlcl•I• are l eerlng up for I Nino. a weather phenomenon that could bring a repeat of the etorma that battered th• ., •• In th• 1980'•· It'• time to l et r•pared ... C L YOU9' LOOAI. a•tnnc•a TODAYI IANDROVER 9113 LAND ROVl!R DISCOV•RV Teal, tan leather, CD changer, dual moonroof, loaded, low mile• (3KCK1 18) •221~95 BAUER LOTUS .. COSTA MESA (714)842·7700 LEXUS 9115 '95 LS 400 White/Ivory. lull option, cartlnad 6.9% avail. 1006869 $41,977 '92 LS 400 Cashmere/Ivory, full option, certlllad, 6.9% avail. 41112506 $27,977 '94 QS 300 Caehmara/lvory, full option, cartlfled, 6.9% avall. #062198 t25,87T '95 ES 300 Cashmere/Ivory full option, cartlflad, 6.9% apr avail. '84 ES 300 Black/Jade Ivory full option, *032268 $23,977 '94 LS 400 Cashmere/Ivory, only 21 k, full option, #205375 tAVll Lll>tUS MISSION VIBJO 1 .. oo.eee.53ea 3880 --------- ORCO t't l :\.1Bl!'.i1... 'liHS Corolla DX 40R, low mlla1, Toyota'• mo1t dependable earl (101233/381875) •10,99a To"ota of Huntington Beach 714/847-8•55 TRUCRS 9220 '91 RAM IJO P/U Shall, Alloy1, AC (POl 3399/200700) •7495 To"ota of Huntington Beach 714-847-8585 '95 NISSAN Sliper low mllea, 5 spd, super clean (t 01308/388299) t7•9s To"ota of Huntl1t9ton •••ch 714-847 .. 555 VOWWAGEN 9235 '84 Vanagon Blue book 16200 a1klng $4500. 96k ml, 20k on new angina. Great condl (714) 973-5tle9 '95 PASUT GLX V6, laathar, moonrool (3KEL075) •14r~9S BAUllR LOTUS COSTA Ml!SA (714-842-7700 ANTIQUES• CIASSICS 9250 •as Ma .. ratl Bl-turbo. Red w/ian Interior. Extremely nlcel $5000. 831·2998. 3894 laland 81ue Pool• Pool & Spa Wkly Svc. Repair: fl"•rf,,ump/htr Acid wash 841M1'728 WALt COVllDIGS