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Home My WebLink About1997-10-20 - Orange Coast Piloti r---~------------~~~~--------~----------------~~------~------------------~-------------! i f f I I ~ ~ i ! : i i i i l i I I -I i ! I I ! i I I j I IOM HAGGERTY I DAl.Y Pl.OT Allan Arthur congratulates his daughter, Amanda. after she was crowned Newport Harbor homecoming queen Prlday nlgbl Amanda Arthur; seriously injured in a car acddent, crowned homeroming queen at Newport Harbor High By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -It was a nigllt of miracles. Newport Harbor High School homecom- ing princess Cryssa Byers already believed in miracles. Seeing her classmate, Amanda Arthur, present· at Saturday night's cere- monies where she was crowned 1997 home- coming queen, reaffirmed Byers' faith. "She's a part of us," Byers said. "She rep- resents our class. It means something to all of us that she's fighting and that she's come so far. The fact that she could be here is a real miracle.• Walking down the red carpet, escorted by her father, Allan Arthur on the left and step-father Alex Maese on her right, Aman- da struggled a little but made a dignified recline into the middle seat, between the other contenders for homecoming queen. With her father and step-father behind her, Amanda watched the Hawaiian Island's- · •SEE AMANDA PAGE 3 I --------------------------------------------------....... -----------------' ! j ~~~~~~:0~:l!~!~~~d, naturally ! i _______________ _ I i By MicheUe TefWilleger, Daily Pilot I -----------------! i NEWPORT BEACH -As 10-year-old l Meghan Snyder munched on French fries at I the Environmental Nature Center's Pall ! Faire and Pumpkin Patch Sunday, she heard I that her father helped work on the center in ! the 1970s. i •When their dad was in (Newport Har- l. bor} High.School, he helped build this as a , school project," said Margie Snyder, j Meghan's mother, of Costa Mesa. 1 A face-painted Meghan and her younger ! brothen laelped celebrate the center's 25th I annivensary as they made goo, took nature tours and listened to music at the Fall Faire and Pumpkin Patch. "We made this gack stuff and made a hearth bag,• Meghan said. Her younger brothers pulled out their #spirit rocks .• •That's a bear and that's a fish.• said 8- year-old Will. pointing at his drawings. "That's a warrior,• 5-year-old J.P. said as be pulled out the.rock. Bo Glover, administrator of the BNC, was thrilled with the unexpected 2,500 turnout and the 100 volunteets at the event. "We'll probably raise over $10,000," Glover s6id. •rve never~ thllt04lly peo- ple ~ere.• INAN ~I OMV PILOT JM8 Smdberg, 19 montm; g.lb m eadll et the EDW'onmental Nature Centar. City takes first look at Borders project •Developer is proposing to raze Mesa theater and other businesses to make room for bookstore. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The City Council is scheduled tonight to take a first look at a plan to demolish the Mesa theater and other old buildings across from Triangle Square and allow a new commercial development, anchored by a Borders Book store to be built there. Borders Costa Mesa wants to tear down the movie theater, Mesa Blueprint and Stag Bar at the comer of East 19th S\reet and Newport Boulevard, and • replace them with one of the nationwide bookstore chain locations. . The City Council will be giv- ing the Borders proposal its first review this week during a public bearing set to begin at 6:30 p.m . in the City Council chambers of City Hall, 71 Fair Drive. U given preliminary approval tonight, the council would go over the same plans again at the following meeting, when offi- cials could give final approval The council had been slated to consider the proposed devel- opment last month. But That hearing was pushed back until this week because the applicant needed extra time to do environ- mental testing on the site. Some locals iecently stepped forward in defense of the Mesa theater, an aging facility at the north end of the Borders proper- ty they claim is a city historical monument which could be reno- vated and used as a performirlg arts center. But if the Borders' develop- ment plan is approved by city leaders, that site and four other buildings on the land would be tom down in the name of progress. The proposed Borders Book store is a one-story, 25,200· square-foot building which will include a cafe and outdoor din- ing area along Newport Boule- vard. A second, smaller building would be built in later phueS behind the Borders Book store along Fullerton Avenue. U approved, demolition o1 the theater and other buildings .ls expected to take about aiI weeks and construction of the new Borders Books buildin99 another 20 months, officials sa.kL COMMUNITY Costa Mela 1811i.deiU Delia An.denon received the Excel- lence in Service awe.rd M:>m the California Association of Comi;nu· nity Managers. By Bruce Cook Corona del Mar residents Den- ny and Charlotte De:.akeuobn will be honored at Heritage Pointe's 9th annual gala An American Rhapsody, Nov. 2 in J Irvine. ' GreenUgbt Markettng & CORPORATE Commun.lcatton recently cele- brated its first year in Newport Beach with a commemorative rit>. bon-artting ceremony. EDUCATION Newport Beach resident Larry E. Nel- son was named princi- pal of Real Estate Devel- 0pment a nd Acquisitions for Davis Part- ners Inc. in Newpor t Beach. JUcllanl H~. son of Jmell and WWJam HOllfeld of Newport Beach, enrolled at Claremont McKenna College and is now a member of the Class of 2001. ·1 I Larry Nelson Michelle Petersen has joined Corona del Mar-based Esprit Communications as a principal dild vice president of public rela- uons. Costa Mesa-based The Keith Companies welcomed aboard Scott Wilson as project manager dnd Doug franklin as junior engmeer. CAPP CARE of Newport Beach recently announced the addition of Joe Radigan as chief marketing officer to their staff. Peter 11.MUnp, son of Dnld and Carolyn HutlDgl of Costa Mesa, was awarded the Beta Leadership Pund Scholarship by his fraternity, Beta Theta Pi. . MILITARY Navy Seaman Frttchle A. 1Br- rosa, d4ughter of Joy A. 'nuToA of Costa Mesa, ~tly complet- ed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, ID. • NEIGH90RS is news about movers and shakers In your commun~. To sub- mit information to this feature, plftse send It to the Daily Pilot. Attn: N~ bors, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627, or fax it to 646-4170. around town TODAY TECHNOLOGY SYMPOSIUM The Orange County Bar Asso- ciation offers a Legal Technology Symposium from 7:45 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Doublelree Hotel, 3050 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Reg- istration per session is $20 for members and $30 for non-mem- bers. A trade show-only pass is $15 and includes a box lunch. For more information, call 440-6711 ext. 125. A HARBOR HAUNT The Association of Sp ecial Event Professionals will hold a harbor haunt aboard the Wild Goose at 6:30 p .m . at Hornblower Cruises and Event$. The halJilt takes off from 2431 Costa High- way, Newport Beach. The cost is $35 for pre-paid reservations. Space is limited. 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TEMPERATURES Newport Beach 74162 Balboa 74162 Costa Mesa 85/60 Corona del Mar 74162 SURF FORECAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 1-3 s Newport 2-3 s Bladcies 2-3 s River Jetty 2-3.s CdM 1-3 s IOATING The warm air and dear skies continue along our coastline. Expect morning fog that may hang around until noon. Winds out of the west to 1 S knots. Seas will run 2 feet. Fairly quiet up and down our local TIDES coastline. There's a TODAY 2-foot swell coming In from the south- First high west, but nothing to 1:27 a.m. 4.0 write home about. First low Expect waist to 6:18 a.m. 2.4 head-high surf at Second high most spots. You may 1:27 p.m. 4.0 find an occasional Second low overhead set at ~:57 p.m. 0.3 some of the best spots, but don't TUESDAY hold your breath. save that for when First high the next round of 2:54a.m. 3.8 really big waves First low come In -and that's 7:24a.m. 2.9 not In the long Second high range forecast. 1:32 p.m. s.o Enjoy the warm Second low temp«atures and 9:13 p.m. 0.6 sunshine as soon .s the morning fog WATER bums off just before TEWEllAJURE: 64 noon. ~Unified School Dlstrkt a.m.nt.ry Lunch Menu • Off9Nd .,,.,, ., 1. Turi(ey ham and cheese on a 4-lnch roll • 2. Student mlnl<hef salad with lettuce, carrot stkks. cheese, sunfk>wer nut5. graham aadcers, fruit. (A garden or green salad consists of lettuce, shredded carrot, red cabbage and garden peas.) • Mondlly: Jumbo waffle wtth maple syrup, anlmel crackers, two sausage patties, oven baked fries, juice, choice of mllk. • n..di8y: Large flour tortilla; shredded cheese; lettuce, tomato and sal~; fresh fruit; harvest bread; choice of milk. • W.dnetday: Cold turkey on a sub roll, carrots with dip, mixed fruit,, animal crackers, choice of mllk. • 'lhund9y: Hamburger on a bun, atsup, lettuQt and pk:k- les, tator tots. cinnamon graham aadcers, choke of milk. • Fttdlly: Bean and cheese burrito, com, cherry shape-up pretzel cookie, bag of Frltos, choice of mllk. Jn the operaUon ot chJld feeding prognuns, no chJJd wUJ be dLtcrJ.mlnated against beca1.1.1e of race, IJel(. color, naUonal orl- gin, age or handlCQp. II you bellew you have been d.facrlmJ- noted againat, write lmmedlately to Ute Secteta.ry of Agrlcul- ture, Wa.ahlngton, D.C. 20250. I· I I I I I , I I l . I I ,. .- 1 • I , I I · 1 • I. I I ' I I I ,. . . .· . .. . . Freedom of expression, find it on the web Costa Mesa schools benefit from SK event COSTA MESA -A sea of green.muted nmners end rock 'n' roll took owir Gateway bnlinea park S\mday morn.Ing for a SK run to benefit Calta Mesa schools. Before and alter the r.m. Lawrence a,nd other musiclaDy tndtned Colt.a Mela ~·.,, .... AMANDA CONTINUED FROM 1 themed presentation during the h41.ft:ime show of the homecoming football game. Now and then, she'd turn and smile at a friendly onlooker or someone she'd recognized. At times, she watched intently the amazing feats of the fire-eating dancer. There were hula dancers, hoola hoops, balloons and football. Sat- urday night's celebration demon- strated the spirit of all the students at Newport Harbor High School But tonight was also all about Amanda. The boots and hollers and prolonged standing ovations couldn't be more real. And amidst the fun and and frolic, there was a deep sobriety. It's been less than six months since the school went through the shock waves of an early morning acci- dent that claimed the We of one student and injured nine others, including Amanda. For two months following the May 23 acci- dent, Amanda was in a coma. "You never think it's going to happen to anyone you know, but it did,• said 16-year-old Alyssa Auerback said. "But here she is today. I didn't believe in miracles before, but I do now." Sixteen-year-old Meagan Cas- tle was a close friend of Amanda's before the accident. "I didn't know about the acci- dent until four days afterward," Castle said. ·1 freaked out when I heard. There's a group of us, induding Amanda, who used to hang out together. Amanda was always such a beautiful person. She was so kind and giving.• Sixteen-year-old Sharon Schu- bert was a part of a group that hung out with Amanda as well. Sbe was there Friday night to enjoy the game and the dancing and fun with her friends. ·vou realize that you can lose a friend at any time,• she said. "So many of the things we get mad at with our friends are so petty. Something like this really makes you think about We. When you're a teenager, you think nothing can ever happen to you. Now 1 realize, it can.. Few people lived closer to the story of Amanda than her father, Allan Arthur. A resident of Las $29500 complete Call Toll Free 888-271-4567 Don't Oday, Avoid Probate! David Pawlowski Atto ' ulaw Brian Bwnett ranks fMedom of erpres- sion right along with certifiably single guy interests. If you click the word •freedom" in his com- ments on the Pint Amendment. you'll link to sites supporting free speech. One is the home -- • '... J ' - . .f•JJ.l •• __ . . . fane and gross, among other things. Cyber Patrol is fil- tering software that restricts access to Internet sites some may deem inappro- priate. Follow Brian's links for both sides of the story. page for the MIT Student ......_ __ Association for Freedom of Expression or SAFE. • STEVE LACY'S Internet profiles appear every Monday. If you have or recommend a Costa Mes.t, Corona del Mar or The students expose visitors to both sides of First Amendment issues in a single sentence. It s'teve lacy honors those blacklisted by Cyber Patrol for content that's militant, pro- Newport Beach web site, e-mail the URl (address) I of the Home Page to dpllot20earthlink.net. In the subject line. type the word login. Vegas, he came to be with bis daughter Friday. •Jt's an amazing thing to see the community coming together to support her over and over and over again," he said. •Seeing bow well she's done makes me want to get on my knees and thank God. It helps to know that God does hear prayer and you can get the things you pray for." There were two strands of a thread Friday night -the inescapable reality of what hap- pened on May 23; and the game, entertainment and school spirit in mega doses. Amanda was back. She walked upon the red carpet friends had rolled out for her, to receive the crown they bestowed. It really was about them. It real- ly was about her. It was a night of miracles. Advertorial Auta*Facts \ J Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Unique whw room & dlnlna roonu ullilable ror &J"OUP ~ meetinp and private fllnc:tlons 723-0621 Please Call For ReseMatlons and Directions 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Cliniully. proven ufe & efftetin. milablt without The Mesa 5000, which raised money for Costa Mesa High and its feeder schools, attracted more than 300 runners. Bvent off:idals were unsure of exact proceeds, but knew it would be in the thou- sands.· "It was a great time," Mid vol- unteer Mike Lawrence. 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Local envtronment.lisll spoke out against a proposal to merge the county department that over- sees the beaches and the bay with the department that repairs roads ... : •1 feel good,• he said. ·rm · gonna keep 'em! i : The community fair L'Chaim l ()range County drew crowds I . The Costa Mesa City Council voted to take steps to close down I : .. . . : : Your 12 Favorite Photos, laminated Covers, Spiral Bound ~ ~ f'Cez.co•r 103 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa c.-r ./~ Hllillli Dn.I• Mon-Fri: 8-7, Sat: 9-5 548-0700 .Tinder Box Premium Cigars • Arturo Fuente • Ashton Cabinet • Avo • Punch • Excalibur • Savine/Ii • Davidoff • Griffin • Macanudo • Montecristo • Padron • Partagas • COMING SOON -Cifuentes Large selection of German Steins & English Pewter Flasb . 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The Co.ta Mela Plnntng Cca••uton considered recom- mending a change in Ja.nd use ADVERTISEMENT The Costa Mesa Senior CQ~ration Board of Directors and staff would like to p,press our gratitude to the followtng members of our community who have generously glv~n to this year's fundralslng campaign to date. C. J. Segerstrom & Sons South Coast Plaza Hazel P. Klussman Paula Fowler Lew & Ruth Pribble John Feeley Marilyri Brewer Verna Kriss Grace Speth Ben Crouthers Leon J. Mlsiolek Roger & Vicki Desmet Evelyn C. Nickels Marvin & Jean Anderson Hank & Mary Lefebvre? Frances M. Burton Frank & Constance Martines Joan Homer Paula Van Eden Floyd & Marion Harryman Connie L. Weston Sumie M. Takeda Lillian M. Gardner Marie Kimball F.nella Irwin Mayrion 0 . Wilson Sherri Cook Mary Ully · Ron & Anne Dahl Mary M. Gradishar Cecilia W. 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DeWelles ... and Anonymous Donors Space provided by The Dally Pilot ~--------------,__...,.,_~---goalofopcning his own shop - SOUTH COAST GERMAN c.ARS - ~ana.-._!!!!l! ... ...,.. __ ~~!!!!!!!!~!!!l!!!~~@ll!B!!!!!!!!m._. ~ And with . t we dOn't have 60 service bays or an exttavapnt wait~ room, but we don't have all that overhead eiilier. What we clO ~ ii KIM HAGGERTY I OAl.Y Pl.OT W oodbridge High'• Dave Germ ('5) cllves In vain u Newport Harbor's Brett Baker explodes on a 26-yard touchdown run Saturday night; below, Harbor's Oscar Garcia (23) looks to the heavens with hopes of escaping the clutches of Ryan Rommelfanger (24) and Gems. Woodbridge railed to knock the Sallon from the ranks of the unbeaten. Newport Harbor vs. Santa Margarita, at Saddleback College El TOfo vs. Woodbridge, at Irvine Sc:on by Quartws Woodbridge O 7 O 10 · 17 Newport Harbor 7 3 0 O • 1 O First Quarter NH • Baker 26 run (Johnson kick), ouon oF ,,,~IM Y .lW ~ Olll9l9 ... ':;:,::r:' ,,,,._.,, .... ., ldt Id H' S.. Nil -W•...,., ._ ... • -~AIDA FOmBAU CDM)I JOHN UBBBNG00D Woodbridge employs the basics of the game to upend the Sailors. By Roger Carlson, Dally Pilot . -' ;f~~; ----. - punted out from the 20 and Woodbridge set up shop on the Warriors' 31. NEWPORT BEACH -Perfect There would be no third- through five untested non-down plays for Woodbridge. league skirmishes, Newport First it was through the air, Harbor High's Sailors find Newport-style. themselves a subject of imper-An 8-yard pickup, then a 20- fection today as they gird for yard strike to tight end Zack Friday's venture to Saddleback Foster; then Harris went to work College where they'll challenge emulating the style of Harbor's No. 1 Santa Margarita in Sea Baker, slashing over the tackles View League football play. behind a line which was open- And as if they had learned ing holes. nothing else Saturday night, Hanis, a sophomore, ran for they'll certainly enter with the 5 to erase penalty yardage; knowledge they're going to another dart to the tight end have to produce more against picked up 12 to the Sailors' 23; the high-flying Eagles than they then Harris again, pounding did against longtime Sea View and bulling his way for 14 yards; doormat Woodbridge. then Harris again from the 9 All that longtime doormat did over his left side with 4:49 left. was kiC:k sand in the face of the A two-point halfback pass Sailors (5-1, 0-1), to the back to his quarterback tune of 17-10 before a netted the final two homecoming crowd of points. 4,100. Harbor's last legiti- Nu.mbers tell Satur-mate shot on the ensu- day night's story better ing series was shut than after-game quotes down with a fourth- in this one. and-two pass tipped The Sailors had two away. first downs in the sec-It was the first time ond half; their deepest this year any Newport penetration of the sec-foe had scored in dou- ond half to the Wood-Constandse ble digits in the second bridge 44 on their first half, let alone the final series in the third quarter, period; Harbor's scoreless sec- than.ks to a pass interference ond half another first-time sta- call. tistic. Through the air in those two •'Jbis is a good character test final periods: 11 yards on two for us," said Brinkley in the t completions. And their only aftermath. ·we'll see what i turnover, an interception when we're made of." t their playbook had its pages The Sailors appeared to be t reduced to one with 1:29 left, 83 displaying the commodities 1 yards away from the Wood-Brinkley seeks in the first quar-f bridge goal. ter when they marched with •: 5:30. MWe just couldn't put the ball precision 56 yards in six plays ! in the end zone in the third on their first possession, capped • quarter,• said Newport Harbor by Baker's 26-yard burst over I Second Quarter Coach Jeff Brinkley, who had to the right side with just 3:51 .J Wood · Harris 21 run (Jensen kick), be shocked to see his team shut spent. I 7~~·. Johnson 24 FG, o:58. down so effectiv~ly. Woodbridge got on the l Fourth Quarter In the end zone? scoreboard in the second period t Wood · Safety, punter threw ball Woodbridge (5-0-1, 1-0) shut when Hanis duplicated Baker's I out of end zone, 8:46. Harbor's running lanes off to the feat, from 21 yards out with a I Wood • Harris 9 run (Harris pa.ss tune of 20 yards on seven car-burst over the right side and it : t~~~~~~~,:~~~ioo (estimated). ries by tailback Brett Baker, and was tied, 7-7, with 7:50 left in I INDIVIDUAL RUSHING the passing game netted 15 the half. I Wood . Harris. 26-129; Coker. 4-3; yards by virtue of the pass inter-Baker's 16-yard return of a f Barlow. 3-2; Runk, 1·2. ference call, four other attempts Woodbridge punt, keyed by a 1 NH · Baker. 21·83. falling incomplete. hammering. block from team-: INDMDUAL PASSING t 0sc C nstandse tri Wood . Barlow, s-12-o, 62. If hard times were difficult to ma e ar o , g-f NH . Gorman, 7•2o-1, 65. endure offensively, the killing gered a Sailors' drive late in the INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING factor came in the late stages of first quarter, but after collecting I Wood · Foster, 4-51; Gems, 1-8; the fourth quarter as the War-a first down at the Woodbridge : Coker, 1-4; Szeto, 1·2. riors took pages from the 7, they were forced to settle for I NH · Garcia, 4-38; Hogan, 3·17. Sailors' playbook and rammed Eddie John:son's low, sailing line 1 GAME STA~ NH home the winning touchdown drive field goal from 24 yards I First downs 13 9 with 4:49 left. out to take a 10-7 halftime lead. J Rushes-yardage 34-136 21-83 'Il'ailing, 10-7, the Warriors That, however, was to be 1 Passing yardage 62 65 first accepted a two-point safety, Harbor's last hurrah. Flags, 8 for I Passing s-12-0 7-20-1 a gift provided by a high center 70 yards, hurt, badly, at times, f Net return yardage• 24 16 snap. but Brinkley was the first to say I Saci(s.yar~ none none Pun Ed •'-th diff I Net yardage 222 164 ter die Johnson alertly UJ_ey were not e erence. Punts 6-43.7 5-42.6 threw the ball out of the end The d.Uference was that J Fumbles-fumbles lost 0-0 0-0 zone, giving up the two points Woodbridge, known for often 1 Flags-net yarda9e 10-67 8-70 with 8:46 left to protect the lead. fielding a flamboyant, gambling J Time of possession 28:30 19:30 rather than turning the ball over and gimmick offense, played I r::U~~t returns. interceptions. fumble deep in Harbor territory. Newport ball. and beat Harbor s The Sailors, with a 10-9 lead, at its own game up front. : L---------------------------I M y Lon -------------~-----------~-~------~---------~-------------~----------~---------~------ • that CdM bad scored. The announcement ignited cbeen of approval from the lllOlt steadfut Sea J9.n9 boOlten. Players end coaches from both teams knew bet- ter, however, and finally the rest ol the oftldall Conferred and overruled the erroneous call. wav-~ ol1 the field goal and flnetti;lng Santa Margart• ta I ltiUtout. "'Ibe referees tried to gtv. tbat to us,• NM:l CdM Coe.ch Diclt PreililiWi, wbO hoped to 19l¥ud hla • Shape-shifting Mesa defense is making it tough for the media to pinpoint credit. By Bany Faulkner, Dally Pilot )'lewport coach can't pinpoint reason for Sea View ; League-opening loss to Woodbridge Saturday. ' By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot • NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Harbor High football coecblng staff didn't dwell on the detective work. Lesa than 24 hqu.rs after the Sailors' first defeat bf the season, a 17-10 seesaw decision to Sea View League rival Woodbridge, SEA KINGS CONTINUED FROM 6 so far off, they bad to make the proper call." Coach Jeff Brinkley discussed rillssed opportunities, mlscues, and some costly penalties, before settling for a less-specific expla- nation. "It was kind of one of those nights," he said. "It was a combi- nation of things and there was no Individual at fault. Everyone, Including the coachlng staff, played their role in the thing." Brinkley ptaised the Warrio.rs for their first on-field Sea View victory since 1993 (they ea.med a forfeit win over Irvine last fall). •1 didn't think they'd be able to run the ball as effectively as they did. I don't think they came in wanting to throw the ball much and we didn't put them in a posi- tion where they had to throw il" , Woodbridge celebrated wildly after the final play of a victory Coach Rick Gibson later said ranked favorably with the school's 1987 CIP Southern Sec- tion cbamplomhip triumph. It was, in effect, a compliment to the achievement of beating a New- port program had outscored the Warriors, 151-35, in five straight 'Y{ins, coming into Saturday. "I've told the kids before tbat when you have the success we've bad, you be<:ome the hunted," Brinkley said. •1 think you could see after the game the emotional side of it for (Woodbridge).• MONOA't OCTOIEA 20. 1997 CONTINUED FROM 6 Inside linebacker Chrla Shan- ley, tackle Matthew Rud81ill and end Nam Kim were the most fre- quently mentioned suspects respc>!lSil>le for trapping Wolver- ine quarterback Jo.IOO Hill in his own end zone, one play after Mesa had been stopped inches from the goal line on fourth down. But there seeDMKl to be as many versioDI of tbe play as their were Mustangs on tbe field. with false modesty, team unity and downright confusion, perhaps, conspiring to deny an inquisitive reporter the definitive scoop. Coach Jeny Howell, with the benefit of slow-motion videotape review, finally provided his por- trayal of the play: "(Hill) didn't quite get the ball to the halfback. then seemed to pause for a split second, before (outside linebacker Vince Hamade, heretofore ignored in eyewitness accounts) hits him in tbe end t.one •• HOwell said Hamade dldli't ~ a tj>mp1etely deen sbOt OD him., however, wbic:h required the ser· vices ol an accomplice to ftnisb the job. •(Hill) may have gotten out of the end zone, except Shanley comes up and ends it." Howell said the media isn't alone when it comes to identify- ing Individual gallantry on this defensive unit, which shares the Orange County lead in fewest points allowed with 10. ·0ur coaching staff has the same probJem every week when we band out our (player of the week) awards,• Howell exi'lained. •There are some yea.rs you have trouble finding guys to reward each week. But this year. we've been asking ourselves, 'How do we explain this guy not getting (the award)?' " Like abundant depth and con- tending with overconfidence that comes from being the first 6-0 team in school history, however, this is a quandary Howell is con- tent to combat. , Still, in all, there were posi- tives for Freern,an to report from the most lopsided loss in Corona del Mar's 36-season varsity histo- ry. "We came out healthy and I think we hung in there,• said freeman, who acknowledged his players were disappointed, but not thoroughly discouraged by the one-sided outcome. ~EAGLES us down. The second half was their half." "I've said all along I like the Character of this football team. (Preparing for Thursday's visit to Irvine) is where we find out about it• Freeman said ~ome Sea King turnovers helped pad the final margin, but gave ample credit to a Santa Margarita team most believe will win its second straight CIP Southern Section Oiyision V championship in December. • •we didn't match up very well physically with them, but if all we had to defend was the run, I think we would have been OK,· Pree- (nan said. "But they do so much else with their passing game. We just can't cover that many places at one time.· Though the varsity managed to escape injury, Freeman said Brad Rothwell, competing for the Sea King sophomores against Santa Margarita's junior varsity squad Thursday, suffered a bro- ~en lower leg. "He's going to be OK," said Freeman, who noted the break was not as severe as originally feared. R ECREATION ~-~----------------·-·---·---··---···-----·------+----................................ ____ .. ___ .., __________ .. ______________ __... _________ , I I I i . . I I . . I ' ! i i i I ! I I ; : I I : I ! I 11 • • Mesa rallies, captures 1 . 1 12-8 win over Esperanza. 1 I i ! By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot I l NEWPORT BEACH -Win-1· I ners do not get comfortable 11 until the time has expired in the I CIF championship game. Wm-'! : neis are not satisfied until they : have conquered everyone. Cos-i !!. ta Mesa High's water polo team. I which is boasting a record of 1 15-3 and sits a.top the Division Il , I poll at No. 1, is made up of win-I ners, as their numbers can attest. However, when the whistle blew at the beginning of Satur- day's nonleague bout with Esperanza, the Mustangs appear~ to be satisfied. And satisfaction is something losers feel right before they lose. •w e need to come ready to play,• Costa Mesa's Coach Scott Thylor said. •we're up and down. sometimes we're there and otber times we're Just out to lunch. It took us the first half Just to get going .• The satisfactioo di.Sippeared u the villUng AZtecS j~ out to an eady lead at 3·2 at the end ol the first ~· ~ half- time, the score was tied. Tbe beltlir teiillm -dearly the Mui· ---~~.w.y witi'· a f0Clr1ioal fourth ~ tO wtn. 12..a. •1 ~ lt'• • ...... -~~laid. Hylton and Alex Soria added two each. •we work hard and counter well.• poach Tuylor said of bis team's success. But the direct result of that success -the record and ranking -are things he would rather not divulge. •That's not 1n my mind until; well, never," he said. •Those kinds of things don't faze me.· CONTINUED FROM 6 "(Lynwood) was like Laguna Hills, in that we knew how to win.• Liebengood recalled. "We had some boys up front who could hit and block and we had backs who could fly. We took bets on what the score was going to be, because we knew that just about every time we walked on the field., we were going to wm. "Jones (who amassed 259 yards and five touchdowns in a 50-12 Pacific Coast League-open- ing victory) is probably the best back I've seen since I've been at Estancia. He has all of what it takes to be a big-time back and I'm sure we'll hear from him again in college. He has power and speed, and he's able to show it, because their offensive line is pretty good, too." Uebengood said his over- matched and undersized Eagles battled gamely through the first twQ quarters, even leading, 6-0, after one period. "We took the ball on the open- ing drive and went 80 yards with no mistakes," Uebengood said of a touchdown march he termed his team's most impressive of the sea- son. •Our kids came PU! and played batd and wereift"Ultimi- dated. "But (the Hawks) just wore Llebengood said the Eagles escaped without injury, in con- trast to last year's league-opening drubbing by the Hawks, which left his team crippled for the remainder of the season. Uebengood, who elected to sit leading tackler German Diaz to allow his sprained ankle another week to heal, said he pulled vital starters, including wingbacks James Dawkins and Manu Tanielu, with more than a quarter remaining. "They were mad at me, but 1 didn't want to take the chance of getting them hurt I'm just glad the contract bas ended (the two schools will compete in different leagues, beginning next fall)." Uebengood was pleased with the productivity of his ground game (239 yards and 30:33 in time of possession). "We moved the ball, but we just couldn't stop them," he explained. "We ran 66 plays. but they'd get the ball and score in one, and we'd get the ball right back. We have some guys going both ways and I think that really took a toll on them." Uebengood also compliment- ed Laguna Hills for its brief and tastefully done ceremony to hon· or Jones, after he broke the record on his first carry of the third quart.er. "We didn't mind it at all. I was happy for him.• jc footbal l COAST FALLS Pirates absorb narrow loss to Palomar in Central Division verdict; Sues hope to snap losing streak against Golden West. COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College's winless football team (0-5, 0-2) pulled to within three points with 4:22 left in the game, but could not overcome a Palomar College advantage and succumbed Saturday night, 21- 18, in a Mission Conference Cen- tral Division contest on the loser's field . The Pirates, who have now lost 13 straight dating back to last year's victory over PasadellA (20- 17) in September of 1996, saw a pair of 4-yard runs by Palomar's Joe Hall in the first half eventual- ly determine the d:iff erence in the game. Quarterback Chad Collins completed! 14 of 25 for two touchdowns and no interceptions ln a control-type offense, with Toti 1\lipala and Ivan Mercer on the other end ol 9COrlng puses from 9 and 8 yards out. Merner, a 6-foiot·7 tight end froin Wublngton State, pulled Coast ci9M in the fourth quarter, and Collini foUDd ~ 1n the ind zooe tor tbe twoopotiit CIOll- fti'lioo to dole tbe gep to 21·18. 1be Pntiil flilt.d· wD. a 100- yard nlllillt foi the ant ...... ••an. oma M11.-, Iii •1pg • 99 yudl OG 20 cifnlL ~ CoMt d'Ullll dllldd iMI GGldlD Weit~ nlg1ll etCollt 5ml'e by Quwtws Palomar 7 7 0 1 · 21 Orange Coast O 3 7 8 • 18 RrstQuarter Pal -Hall, 4 run (Cherttin kick), 5:26 Second Quarter Pal • Hall 4 run (Cherkin kick), 1 1 :27. OCC • Gill 27 fg. 7:26. lhlrd QuM't9r' OCC • Tulpala 9 pass from Collins (Giii kick), 2:50. Fourth~ Pal -Mcflrath 20 pass from Bankhead (Cherkln kidt), 8:54. OCC -Mercer 8 pass from Collins (TUlpala pass from Collins), 4;22. Attendance: 700 (estfmated). 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'X-Flles' & Colleotlone & HI b h I ti I I Low Monthly Pmta "'",...• __ ....... ••• S4000. fumlahed 714-842-5878 neaa. Earn S2·S5k per k I C k 2 4. e P twn t • Is ngs nth a cat· Fr .. Color Catalog time avallable. Low VILLA RENTALS wk pot'I Not MLM 'Friends', 'Nie e o-l•r Newspapers 3·9pm, 3 days week. egory may require you Call 1•800-711-0158 down, •.-Y tenna. No 7 14.e 7 8 -4 9 1 2 N ewp 0 rt c 088 t 1 "'""' ..... .; ,.,169 noo' dton', 'Toya·R·Us', publishing Co. seeks Lite housekeeping to can a 900 number Qualifying. Going _ Bright. apacioua 3bd. ~"""" x · 'Nord at r om a '. f u 11 ·t Im• Cash & cooking. 631-5007. In which there Is a --------- Futl Legend Land Waterfront Cottav• 2.5ba condo. HI cell, EARTHWORMS '90210' Free acrffn Disbursement and NEED RePS IN your charge per minute. 1002 1.a00.711-2340 Gated comm, 3bd 2ba Be .... -r C""' r-n, lrg Growers wanted teatl 1-818-758-8200 Collectlona Clerk. QOVMN .. NT FP .. .,._.... ,...., .,... r.-f Area. Earn 5% com· ASSEMBLE ARTS, -•CLOS•D CAL•SCAN • ._-cat gar . ..,._... ktt. W/D. Patio, pool. $1000 a day ponlble. 1yr. exper. pre erred. mlaalon on residential CRAFTS, TOYS, rvn --..... 0....-U-T""H-............ N--$2700. ...a.7MO Very clean. S-525/mo. (818) 3e3..0202 Excellent benellts. HOME8 '" 7141887-3319 Send or Fax Resume: electric bllis. Earn 2% Jewelry, wood items, Penni.a on the 11. CAL 11' 0 II NI A •STABLISHED 1978 LOST 6 Accounting Supervisor comm I as Ion on lyplng, sewing, com· D e 11 n q u e nt T eac , ROCKY Mtn. Front •OIL aU81N•8S* C'allfomla Community commercial. electric puter work from home Repo'a, R!O'•· Vow Range. 91 Acr• • APARTMENTS W• make the beat POUND 2925 Newa, P.O. Box 1580 and :•a b 11 1 a . In your spa.re time. a r • a • To II fr•• 139,000. Beautlfut mbc e"'R •eNT racing oil In the U.S. & Costa Mesa, CA 1·91 384-2992 Or• at pay. F r•• 1 -eo o-a 1 8 ·9 o o o of rolling "-'de & ., ... rv AG COMMERCIAL for your family earl · 926281560 CAL•SCAN d •ta 11 •. Ca 11 E_,, H-5139 f t w/apectacuter mtn. Manage commercial/ Found Cat 3-.ot week• · 1-800-832-8007 11atk,gs. ~~ view• • abundant REAL ESTATE retail Accounts. ago. De<:lawed. In CM Fax (714> 631'7246 24 hr• CAL•SCAN wtldUfa Neded In the MI n Im um C •ah neat Baker & Harbor. Cl Cl k foothllta or tM Rock· COIORA Investment $19,500. Call to ldenUly 548-24n pl.!ven~:ga SOLD! .... Mmut.e to lake & DEL llAR 2822 1.a00-4se.7ee5 Found Cockatlel Apply at: nan For.ti. Power • BUSINESS CAL•SCAN 310-252-2604, daya. Hl·Tim• C•ll•r• Invite over 40,000 rhone· Ownet ftnano. P'DOP!RTY 2767 LOCAL CAN Dy 714·723-6307, evea. 250 Ogle St .. C.M. people to your n g • C a I I n o w STUDIO 0ui.t. ao.. ~ ROUTE ' homel 1 ·7 1 8 -5 e • -1 3 e 7 to bnch. No pet9/ 30 ndlng ·_ .. , l'ound Kitten COM on COMMISSION REP. k (,., th le ) ve ma ... , nea. 1 o /9 corn• r o I That'• what could Red Cr"k Ranch at am • ..,mon .... Flower Shop Eat.•ts Earn approximately ea~ad & H 11 Skin care lollon as PART· TIME JOB T elemarketlng •Morning Hours •No Experience •Young, enero-tlc olc •Costa Mesa Call Coo~ (714)722..0119 happen~ you Hatchet CAL•SCAN 1571/mo. 72o-822e Oood Loe. Tuatln I 8 0 0 /day . A I I Pl~~= call ~=:· afffl on TV, maga· ~ .. your~ 175M Harbor Realty for $9,995. Call zlnea, newspapers. --------"I for .... lnour OST ~~• 2624 01 •-87~00 1-800.998-VBNO Found Parakeet. N o Inv estment Saturday Aeal £stat. CEMETERY LOT/ C A~ anne, ~t CAL•SCAN Yellow/blue In the required. Must have Phone Operator• Supplem•ntl reypt 1225 vicinity of Windward & acceaa to Internet. To S15/hr ~~=·of the '-A 1aoo OPP Quiet, Looal vendln9 route Lffward In NB. 83t·5934 Fax 1·914·354-8703 Part or Full w ..,._.ad• •iiiiiiiiiiiiiil•&iii aupet clean 1br & 2br. BUSINESS QPPICE for aal• Earn big I. apb@lx.netcom.com 1·800-718·8229 atart el lu•t eeet ShadJ 0 .. 1. 1 aide Walk-In clat, gar, pooA/ POil UNT 2768 must aell. Call now, Loet 10/10. Female CAL"SCAN PT Admln AAl•l•t ***** by aid• plot• In exctu-bbq. Nr Harbor/ Boo.3ao-a3 e 3 English Bulldog, with tor local fln'I co. =Hou•• elv• Paclflo View. Hamilton. Rema •tart PAY PHONl!8. collar, bridle/gray. Counter Help t I.. • .__ tSI Pd l3800ea. Secrlftce a. •-1. Jan ............. 70, •MOVW IN SPl!CIALI OWn your own pay 40pd. Vic of 19th St. tor drycleanera. FT/ Must be pro • organ-"'" ,.. -· .,...._ In e H c 1 PT Wiil al M lzed, computer llt•rate It pays to advenlM S2000eL 831 .. 813 1 br pool, laundry CM Storaee UnH• phone route. Local N arbor. al · tr n. ust and have financial e1tp lnthebeatlOcal Appn>L 12"23 1150 SF>flnt altea now awlJ.. •<::1&48-81131•<::1 have Ilana & be rell· Faxrea: 714-720-8104 Real Eetate Section facllltl••· carport•, •ALSO ~ spac9 able. $100,000 per LOST Amazon Parrot. able. Apply from 10-2. ---------• aroundl q~~~a ~ .. ~2 AvaJI, s22o. n1-7240 year + potential. Call Vicinity Fair Or, at 108 Tustin Ave N.B. PT help needed et EMPLOYMENT WANTED 5535 I do Houeaelttln9 Wanted, nice gum house tor rent or ex.change tor It duties. groc•ry shopping , petcate, etc. Single female, quiet. reaponalble, clean, respects privacy. Xlnt local rera. Pt.&M call Susie 71~t-9781 N•ED HBLP T Retired COM buatne .. woman . wlll do erranae. shopping, personal girl frlday, senior aerv discount. can VotM' Adwrt!e~ ROUSES/ Call.-.-.,.._...._ now 1600-55271MO F 1 1 71411148·2221 Mall Store & More. RepteMfltatlv• CONDOS abr 1M Remod9ied, auparlor Av• 700 -(CAL .. SC~) Brv~v ~w'w1~.~~p~~·-c""u-•• -o-m-.-,~.,....-rv ....... lc-.-Ole/computer akllla, Local reference•. TOdayll ~~:../:C,.J:p.o~; j~~·~~cla1~~~.aov~ 9-28. 714/831·7804 Southern California'• energetic, friendly all AJwc• 973-417411 ;-~~ POR RENT pet9. 71'-241-8850 quiet & pvt. &42-9199 Cll.BDIT 2807 L 0 ST K • y S at premier provider of +'a. Janice 548-7308. ioandlnavtan '• U..1Hwe1'9 .,_....__ & •--'-•• Corona del Mar cellular phone PT·otflceWorll ..... euae wlll work ------Farmer• Market or aetVk:ea Heiting 25 Gable Engineering aa companion f0t the : : 'N~~ ---------3bd 2ba upatalra COMMEICIAL PRU CASH GRANTS. Balboe Ferry on 10/t t . customer care agents needs au1. lo anaw... Elderly and or Driver. "':::=:======~ tr=-, fp, 2-car Wt· Collage, Scholarahlpa, • d 7.,.3025 tor their Inbound call phones. Comp e1tp In Nur•1..... backnttw•nd. -I . •.a•~4 8 -o-•·ty 2778 Bualneee, Medical newar ...,.. I O C C ... "' ..---2106 --.-~ .-~ center n · · all Excel, Word, Actl M-F Ann 714-544-9815 ••••••••• Biiia. Never r•pay. ToU 841-0290 for details 8·12, pret'd . Fax Cl\annlft9 4IN Uta 1 NIWPOIT Oflloe 81de 2000..f. Ir•• ~,ct9&~$~;:·9000 llEAI.TH 6 Cuetomer Svo/Rep resume to: 850-6728. DOMESTICS car gar, lfg IMng nn. llACB 2669 Sale/Le.... Xlnt CM CAL•SCAN PITNESS 3000 for COM lnaurance Receptionist PT. 8hra 5540 aide paUo, sunroof, II•••••••• Loo. Move-II\ ,.ady. ncASN" Immediate Otc. PT 12:~m. per wtc, even.Inga 5:30-Vrtv. a13 Topaz Ave. 1M 17_.. 714-78$-4000 11 ror etructured 714/7t 8pm. Call &48-2400. CHILDCAA• needed 8 0 0 •7 3 a -2 0 1 9 O·!, ._., .......... _..., 809-a90.()t00 Nttlementa, defen'ed Aak tor man&get'. for 9 yew ofd gltt. '" '""" .........., _... I I I • AINlftdoneCI b" Dellve,,/Stook FT Af\emoOna, 2:30-8:30. No pate. ca,-pon. naurance c a ma • • Apply at: Retell aaleeper90n OrMi1ig la req'd, COL .. .,.,. ._r.,,... lotteriff. W ,cMeth dNI, •f 1 H .. Tlm• C.Uare FT, to .. 11 ladlea a 1.ov1na. rMp., apanlah •1'4 .-.1••• BVSW...l!I! a J.O. Wentwom: IOI "" •,. tf't °' VOU 250 Ogle St.. C.M. apomwear. Upscale ok. N&.,... 719-9506 &n~ 1.aa....31·53?8 Oet It toraether-cllentele . Only ~.1::. r,.-:P~ a:VAID~e "~':,·:d JIINANCI CAL•SCAN ~f!:rti't.~utllf=~•~ •Dock Altlttlnta• exper'd need apply.I••·----· MW...,. t10ISO+MO condo. Garage, W/O, Body Witt· The Boat rentaltl•al•• co Newport Beach .... ,,... • ..,.ISi • .,,..,,...,. .. , 1 cat olr. t1111. H h .... .... H•k• neat, friendly ?1 ... aa.eeae ftUM'~., TU-072:3. 307•1NO. ealt Y "nem&uve. dock aaata to clean/ ROOl'•iii ..... ,..... em eunny Rfl nd Iba ttOIO IUSDllSS · Call nowl '722.f9'47 m&lnt boala, dock.a, Exp'd , Tiie, comp, 11W OOMge, P"' eni, Qr9lll V.ull Oel, ahoW ., .... ~ W/ wood, ataa. L.abot thru remodeled, no !9'I ~ no ...... orronowut cuat MfV. Boet ewi> Jowneymen. M8-8M9 ...-. tno. 141 IW no-'ITti..-in.fnt.. 2904 h.iptul. cueeomer ave. --------• Aoolv In peraon Rooftna :;;;;Pnii,;i:nii;-~ LWe Q; Q 1DL 2001W.'Coeet Hwy, N8 lMIOIUNQ/ ~""' --. Tv..AC11~ &AM• on WAT•" PRootrn•o COftllAllT Deck ~ & 1IMlc I ..,_.,. Trantpcwt. W• keep r..... lo4I ... , the rotld holt hn\lty i • i e e , .. ar t -4 I "' e s.curttv. ""' ........ .... tva ....... Top ltay,...._ ~ nlghte, weehncla. •need Oflvete .,... Muet be r•N•'>le. Owfter Operalor A_.,.,_-=== T••"'•• Covenant fW .__.. • T,.,,1port. __ ftOI he} tetall ......_ t~M.PAY or lnqulr• lft pefMft. ....... , ...... A.... CaH .., •ea••-· ..... *MW II .. "' Hl..?ala eek ..... CAL a.1111• ~---..................... _..~ WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE? ( NOTHING/ Call the Classifieds . 642-5678 ....... .... ~ •a.. =~ 17Nllt ..... .,.,, ... -~Id 70 PM ol en llCI 71 Spllt DOWN 1 OUt-of-dllte 2 Join lorOM 3 Hue 4 Vllttbui.. 15 PlepeN 8 Genetic mNrial 7 M}a(11Wld 8 Pua Into law 0 SlngerRNM 10 Aor>eart 11 SIMm't IOUnd 12 Feeflor• 13 -up on: leem aboUI 21 Acrress nay 23 Vexet 25 FonMr tennis ~ .. , 21 "Sonyr 29 Dar11ng 30 Numerical prefix 31 Remain Q. I -Both vulnerable, u South you hold: 6Al011 O A KI OKQ14 ••11 Partner opena the bldding with one club. What do you reepond? A· Dob'tjump to three DO trump- that ia reserved for band.I with a 4- 3-3-3 pattern, hence no rufti~ value. your rust duty ill to probe for a fit, and the llmpleet..,,..., to do IO ia to respond ooe diamond now and await partne~1 rebid. Q. 3 ·As South, vulnerable, you hold: •I o KQ973 0 Alt4 •AlOU The biddina hu proceeded: 80\Tl'R fiEsT NORTH 10 PM1 .. ' What do you bid now? A · Slam could be laydown and a grand 1lam is a distinct pouibility. Your first duty is to adviee partner of your aspirations, and the best way to accomplish that ia to eet the trump suit with a jump to four clube. A splinter bid of three apadea is also acceptable for thoee of scien- tific bent. Q. 4 • As South, vulnerJble, you hold: • 7 t S o Q 10 7 U 0 7 •A Q J 7 -Q. I ·As South, vulnerable, you hold: •AK 71 a c;:> It 1011 0 A Q 7 •I The biddin,=pn>ceeded: 80Ul'll NORTH l• p-IO ' What do you bid now? •es Cetebrlty w .. on ___ ,..._ ___ _.... 4dr, 8cyt, auto, JEEP good cond S1900 obo ~•·x1a• •11~ .... •70CMl48•• ------· Pvt comm, no ..,.. -----~==--·• •eo ..... LtnN....,. •boarda/overnlt••· •eo ZIU WTTE 4•4. auto, pw. pl, NISSAN N.8. S2&o. HCHl53G All options. King of am•frn. runa goad. the Hiii. One Owner. $700 '--•31-0157 N--r:.rt Bav R d/A d F ouv v ........ ~ • e . our new •e•Jl40 ax.. . Boat 11 P• In ama11 tlrH. .$351000. Call •ae Waoon .. r Ltd 'Ill! ' private marina on Via (714) 760-1580 4WO. Loaded, new ~~ Ti!'..".,o:';· • .. Udo. From lt3-S18tt. tltH, well malnt, aun-ilk• new ' Sall or Electric pref'd. '94 SUBURBAN root. $7995. 850·9142. (3UWEl27) •1e s.0: No live aboards. SIH SILVWMDO 1 SOO L8XUS OP ~ 25fl·50ft available. 4x4, Loaded, WllSTMINST•IL 714-67s..4912 Agent low mllH LEXUS 9115 7 , ........ 809 ., (RJ393601) ..-.. MOTORCYCLES SCOOTERS 8018 '95 TAHOE L.T. 4x4, Ilk• new cond., loaded (SJ4 .. 991) ••1 Kawa .. kt BRACH LINCOLN M•flOURV Zephyr-a5o 800 mil••· HUNTINGTON •IACH new. 6-•pd. Pert cond. (900)792-9238 12500/flrm/falr. 759·7635 attr 6pm. --.... ,9,....5.......,,A'""S,.....T""R,...0,,,__ ........ _, •et•• 250 531< mites, chrome wls PLYMOUTH moonroof, Ilk• new, (2xuz101i t12,9so '90 LS 400 16" chrome wheel1, leather, moonroof, Immaculate (039768) t17,950 •ea Voraeer, e>wn«: low mll•a. 1elnc cOftCt, new llre1, timing ~~ AM/FM ca... AICt 1 pa11. $5500 obCt •722-0772• A · No heart Nile cloee your band justice, n~ even a jump t.o bu · heatte. With fint-or leCODd-round control of every IUit, we sua-t jou make a tempori;dng bid of tline diamondt now, then support hearta I••••••••• vigoroual.y at JOU!' oat tum. That . 24k ml, dual air, White, alloya, full pwr, llkt new (3KET923) •te~5so '82 LS 400 IS4k miles, Nakamlchl CD, moonroof (2ZF0768) t21,950 RANG! IOVER thnJ&.eultecl auction deecribee a hand rich in cootrol., a ainlleton club and 1trong slam upirationa. AUTOMOBltES uxuao .. W•STMINSTllR 7 t 4-892-8908 -------- '92 SC 400 9010 Chrome whHls, Q. 8 ·Both vulnerable, as South CHRYSLER 9050 leather,moonroof, you bold: liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Ilk• new A CURA •at Rani• Rover Rtd. lo mllM, chroma ..wts: very clean, loaded! $16,950 720-0504 •ea L•e•nd Auto, full (002038) t23 950 power, A/C, sunroof, '94 New Yorker • •Q78 O J95 OAQ8 •AK8S cc, tint, custom UrH Loaded, below blue- $6800 873·1913 book I $1 o,ooo. '9 7 l!S 300 TOYOTA • Partner open11 lhe bidding with one 557-9891 , 4-7pm. Leather, moonroof, -ft~ Wha d d? certlOed a.,.....e. t oyoorespon (018458) S29,850 '84 Corolla ><Int BUICI( 9035 Inside, outside It A· You have the perfect strength liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FORD 9075 •95 sc 400 . under hood. Auto, AC, ~~-ahapetf~[ ahjol~p to,~ edooby· •as Century Limited iii, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Lo mllH , Nakamlchl am·lm. $2700 723-4221 w ..... p, bui "'°e wng.., •1aW e cyl, all power, cold * 92 •xplorer XL T CO, moonroof, '85 Corolla 4-doot the lack of a stopper in the unbid A/C, xlnt cond , very 4x4 Loaded I &aK ml, Immaculate sedan, auto, air. PSf m~or. For the moment you can do clean In a. out, always lthr, new brakes, warr. (3VZZ594L $34/:950 stereo, ru n a JC Int no more than respond two clube garaged, no mech. 512,200 631-3669 wJ°f.fM1':,gTER $1900/flrm. 893-4570. andwaittoeeewhatpartnerdoes problem s . Great '981!xplorerXLT 714-892-8908 •90 Cellca ST Red next. family car. Must see. d/ ld'd vs llh Learn to be a better brld1e player! Subecribe now to the Goren Bridp LeUer ~ caWne (800) 788-1111 for lnlonutiOD. 011 write to: Goren Brldfe Letter. P.O. Box 4410, Chicqo, IlL80680. $38 0 •49 1 •54 m grn, • ' r, 5 Ip, am/tm, Alf; 5 .. • "' pw/pl, abs, tilt, cruise, --------original owner, lllnl '92 R-9al Cuatom Low miles, auto, power seat, alloys, & more (38BJ573) $7550 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER 714-892-0900 A/C, CO, mnrf U4.3K UNCOLN 9120 cond. $5000 762 •075-4085• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii or Mo.6470 '98 WINDSTAR '85 CONTINl!NTAL --, ..... -4..,...,,,R""U~N""'N~l!""R--. Only 21k miles, A.. Black Beauty. Loaded Loa.led to the mu, A/C, sharp , extra clean only 38k mlles, (TBB87607) (SY888292) S17,995 priced to ftll (R0055672) '97 EXPl!DITION '98 MARK VII BEACH LINCOLN 4JC4, like new. LSC, Loaded, Ml!RCURY COMPUTERS 6018 WANTED JEWELRY, FURS &O?S CADILLAC 9040 lots of extra's mint cond HUNTINGTON •EAC iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TO BUY 6019 & ART 6025 PETS & PETS & TJCl(ETS CVLAB8227> CTY719547l $23,995 C800)792·9~31 Wlnbook Laptpp w/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANIMALS 6049 ANIMALS 6049 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bl!ACH LINCOLN •94 MARK VIII 56K PC card modem. WANTED Dl•po•ln9 of art 2 Laker• Senate• 78 Fleetwood MBACURY Black, loaded, 4X4 ~rd"~:; a~~w~~~otpar~~; Picnic Table. Reas. collectlon. Olli, CPA Persian Breederl/ <:?Loving, friendly, CFA Season tlcket1. Per-Convertlble with HUNTINGTON BEACH only 33k miles 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii- s 1sooobo. 67"' 7239 642-3228. Pastels, Watercolora, Kittens. Fancy ft1st cats Persian kittens, white feet location! Many 46K o~glna~ mllesj (800)792-9238 (RY71S4215l*17.i.MS I' ..,. Prints, Antique etch· & rare Liiac Himalayan Tortlse shell, $350. All amenities Included. ale. A eal eauty BUCH INCuLN _________ 1Wanted:Llttle Tykes lngs & engravings, <:??8 8-0598<:? shot•. 71.._..51•2025<:? Make offer720-1450 $3500. 909-927-3335 --------M•RCURY '84 Ford Bron XL T V-8, auto, po air, rebuilt engl S320Q/obo. 723-1 WANTED TO BUY 6019 Sportscoupe & old book1 & posters. Olis '87 DeVllle Specl•I HONDA 9085 HUNTINGTON •EACH Matchbo1 cars 842-6858 lnclutfe rare OeWlnne CLASSIFll!D Wantedl Nice home Arctic White ext. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil (800)792-1238 ~ Free Kitten• ~ to good homes. Black & gray, 8 Wffkl old, extremely cutel 142-1189 featured as Christmas lt'a the resource you for Golden Retriever No room left cream Int. Rolls grlll, card. 714/675-7978. can count on to tell a (pure bread) 3yr old In the garage digital electronlcs, SELL your used vehicle through classifled 642-5678 myriad of merchan-female, all shots, neu perfect cond. Hard to dlse Items, because tered , not ao good w/ for the car? find. $3900. 845•5590 our columns compel amall chlldren, loves quolllled buyera to large yard1I 640-4520 7 8 • ELD 0 RADO calll Buy tt. Sell It. Find It. BIARRITZ, Excellent 842·5878 Cl•Hlfled. Condition, ale, $3500. CAL.L: 909-927·3335 '93ACCORD Loaded w/ options, only3Sk mllH (PA146324) Bl!ACH LINCOLN Ml!RCURY HUNTINGTON BUCH (800) 792-9328 MERCEDES 9130 VOLJtSWAGEN 9 '•3 380 SBL Great Condruon, 140k mllea, 17500 obo •723-eee>e• '79 Votkew .. on • White/White, 17k ml, COIJecl01'9 d $14,000 3890 ROOPING ORCO PLUMBING (I Oil.A.IN CL&AMING 7-DAYSIWIU Sr. Oti:aea Diacoullt eDAN DAWIONe PLUll9tNQ Wallf ........,. e Ofllnl Remodel • ~ F~ • f'Dlturel LfS54722 • 84M'720 ..... 717 .. 7•• llAL•OA ROOFING C Quality Wcxk Quamt' Reroof/Repalt free ! Lio/Ina 831408 SKYLIGHTS lnstallatlon/Repatr!' Frff Eat. Uc:JBonCI, Ale your 1kyl!Qhttl ready fcx El NTno? Wt guarantee no ..WI' 7t4-901-44148