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william Despite lobdell loss, horse • Belated thanks racmg for [flft oflife hasn't lost efore 1-month-old Matthew Christian Lobdell B gets too old ... its charm • Thanks to Hoag Hospital's aides, nurses and doctors. They all make Hoag a wonderful By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Piiot place to have a baby. Even the people who handle the side ser ELJ\lONT. N Y - A brO\vn vices - from birth certificates to horse named Touch Gold had baby pictures - were unfailing JUSt trampled Bob and Be\'erl) ly friendly and helpful. It was Lew1s' dredffis ol seemg their our third tour in the labor and own Silver Charm capture rac delivery and maternity wards, mg's coveted Tnple Crovm But and we feel more pampered the Newport Beach couple each time. mamtamed their trademark • Thanks for nothing is how cheery graciousness we feel about our HMO. My They smiled a they lciced the wife had a C-section and was press nunutes after theu gra) allowed only a two-night stay at three-year-old fell to se>cond Hoag before she was booted out. place in the Belmont Stdke" Sdt She has finished five marathons urday in New York -l..id they and can handle a fair amount of kept smiling through their own physical pain (plus she had lots post-race party at the cusl1\' Gar of help at home), but you won den Ctty Hotel der how other women in less for In fact. as they greeted gue~b tunate circumstances deal with m the hotel's ballroom d.tter the these drive-through C-sections. race. they seemed to be trymg to On the bright side, the HMO did cheer others up. pick up the entire cost of the "This doesn't look hke d short hospital stay. funeral, does it7" Be\'erl\· said • Thanks to family and friends looking at the buffet boasting who kept us ridiculously well sole Florentine and crab Then' fed during MattheW's first few were 70.00 people at Belmont ,_weeks. It's always a little awk Park today - that doesn t hap ward being on the receiving end pen - and they were all out to of such generosity, but we even see Silver Chann That's prett~ tually got used to it. good." • No thanks to modem tech Last month, Silver Charm, nology, we spent three anxious with jockey Gary Stevens. cap weeks during the pregnancy tured the Kentucky Derby and wondering if our baby had a ·the Preakness Stakes - a \icto- chromosome abnormality that 1)' Saturday would've made tum causes severe retardation and the 12th horse in h1storv to win usually death in infants. U we the Tripe Crown Oddsmakcrs ever have another baby, we'll gave Silver Charrn b-5 odds to decline any of the optional pre win natal tests now available. "l don't thmk Hus 1c; m the Only after getting the results Tiger Woods categol)·," Bob said of the amniocentesis - which .i.s~o 1-l.TED PRESS before the race of its possible told us Matthew was fine - did Orange County and Newport Beach favorite horse Silver Charm (far right) turns the comer down the stretch with jockey . historic s1gruficance "But 1t does we find out the odds of a baby in $5 help racing, and that's great " having this particular genetic Gary Stevens Belmont Stakes. Newort Beach owners Bob and Beverly Lewis just missed winning the liiple Crown and million bonus by 3/4 of a length. Winning the race was Touch Gold and jockey Chris Mccarron in the middle. Instead, Touch Gold. with 2-1 aberration were extremely long odds, came from behind m the - like 1 in 200,000. And even final seconds at Belmont Park, with a positive screening, the leaving the Lewises' Tuple odds are still 16-1 that the baby Spending the day at the Behnont Stakes offers a glimpse into Bob and Crown bid m the dust The price doesn't have the abnormality. dtfference between Silver When the odds are so much in Beverly Lewis., world -- and proves that winning isn't the only thing Charm wmrung and losing. a your favor, why put yourself $432,600 purse plus $5 mill.loo through all the worry? make racing history. smell fill s the air as women in wide Tnple Cro""-n bonus from Visa, • Thanks to a week off after By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot At 5:30 p.m. Silver Chann, their gray brimmed hats and men m dark swts mill versus $14~ , :!00 for second Matthew's birth, 1 now realize colt, will run in the Belmont Stakes, the final about -- many sporting green and yellow place how much a working parent ELMONT, N.Y. - Bob and Beverly leg of the Triple Crown, one of sports' Silver Charm buttons and baseball caps. Bob shrugged 1t off as slmple misses of their child's day. Le'Wi.s' 110-member· entourage gathers in toughest accomplishments. The horse last The Lewises emerge from the elevator bad luck. "That's hor!:>e racing Though the baby slept almost the lobby of the Garden City Hotel on Sat month captured trophies in the Kentucky - Bob, 72, wearing a checkered sports for you, " he said after the race. continuously, l had a great time urday morning, waiting to head to Behnonl Derby and Preakness Stakes. playing Mr. Mom with my two Park - hopefully to see the Lewises' horse ln the hotel's marble lobby. a perfumed • SEE STAKES PAGE 5 • SEE CHARM PAGE 5
• SEE THANKS PAGE 4 r------, FIGHTING 'WORDS l\lll-'\ East Side traffic Despite a tough battle, four Newport-Mesa city officials beat four members of AROUND TOWN ...... 4 LOGIN ...... 3 the Newport Harbor High School debate team for the second year in a row wars heating up CLASSIFIED •...... 9 POLICE FILES ...... 2 By Marissa Espino, Daily Pilot be PUBLIC NOTICES ...... 7 • Residents argue over whether cars shoul4 diverted from 19th Street to others in the neighborhood. Pour Newport Harbor High SPORTS ...... 6 School debate team students WEATHER . . •...•••..• •2 stomping ground for motorists on were defeated during the Second By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot their way to South Coast Plaza or Annual Dishonorable Debate the San Diego Freeway. against four Newport-Mesa city \\ I \ I II I IC COSTA MESA - 1Taffic con- But despite the area's proxuni- officials, but not without putting gestion on the East Side is fueling ty to commercial areas along up a good fight. a bitter war between those neigh- Newport Boulevard and 17th . Despite the loss for the second bors who want to keep motorists Street, many residents m the area year in a row to the more experi out of the area and those who want to remaln unscathed by traf· enced elected officials, the well oppose change. fie. spoken students - Mike Hoevel, Following a heated community Comnuttee member Lance Al~ Arjad, Elizabeth Kent and meeting held Wednesday rught at Jencks, who has taken the lone Valerie Tenell - didn't make it City Hall, city officials say they pos1bon on the conuruttee against easx for their opponents. will continue to earch for a mid- any changes, believes that all They are a tough team," said dle ground lhat Will appease all three plans being considered Newport Beach coundlman John residents. would sWle traffic and make lt l:fedges about the students. HI Residents on the East Side of difficult for residents themselv91 thought they did a great job." the city, Uve just a few blocks to naVlgate the streets. .fledges initiated the first Hon away from one of the bu iest However, Peter Noghavl. the orable Mayor's Debate last year, dumping grounds for traffic: Th city's manager of transportation ~ut because there a.re no longer DON LEACH I OAlV PILOT Costa Mesa Freeway. The neigh· ervlces, sald Jencks is m.tsleading any mayor's involved in the event, Newport Harbor debate team memben Mike Hoevel (left) and borbood is steps away from Tuan- ·---- Elizabeth Kent engage In debate with Newport-Mela dty oftldals. gle Square and has become a • SEE TRAFFIC PAGE I . 8 SEE DEBATE PAGE 4 . . • 0 MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1997
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COMMUNITY Mltchefl, Tina Morgan, AJma Mor rison, David Moyer, Nicole The Girt Scout Coundl of Mugavero, Deidre Murr•y, Ruml Orange County elected new N•umur•, Tomoe N•bmur•, 'llembers to Its board of directors. Hang-Phung Nguyen, MyCh•u Joining the 36-member board are Nguyen, Kenjlro Ohba, Hector \149ry Hornbuckle a nd Robert Partida, Anh Pham, Bernardo tiutchlnson of Costa Mesa and PUego, lndrianl Rakjan, Gl•ncar1o II F A I> L I :\: I'. S It happened a year ago today year ago last Sunday Sbtrley 12-hour·a·day, sevan-day·per·week Along with marcbmg b8ndl, are After lt4ting be wilbed to buy • Beysborel bOmeownen voted for the Merrt.fteld. the hard-working employee. trucb, antique automobiles, Ooeb, rmg u a gift for bil ·mother, tbe mm Int time tn the gated cxmununity's A woman who transformed a •People came to the ..... beCmJl8 golf can. and CDUDtlea cbOdren ped· palled out StOO bllll to several ~tonimll.., ...... 88VeD_ ftedgllng company into the burgeon of her," Patrtda MMltaeld aid. "Sbe aling two- and tbi'ee-wbeeled ftbi. employeel before 1dtt"ng the rlDg ing, three-location Shirley's Bagels, loved everyone WbO came ID to ~ des; ...,..bi ralJled to mark tbe con for purcbue and asked to 188 the ring --board. died at her Newport Beach home after her product. She didia't reUN. nae m. ltNdion d tb8lr ftJe ..... And to one more time before it was pack· celebrate life C'JO the small lale. a lengthy bout with cancer. She died nen retired her.• ~~Nkl . 10 days after her 68th birthday. nUt man tbeli aBagedly stole tbe Known as the Bagel Lady by 0 a rma flOm the bO& and told an eadCW~ frtends and cuttomen, Mrs. Merrifield ee~ lle will be back in a few baliil 10 was tireless in her devotion to the bring the money and pick up the rtng. business she worked in for a decade. Her daughter Patrida, who had a worked with Mn. Merrifield since the age of 14, said the Bagel Lady was a BEAQEBS HOTLINE Mesa, CA 92626. 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CLEARING THE BAR Seventy-four-year-old Newport Beach resident passes exam on 14th try to become a lawyer Story by MARISSA ESPINO + Photo by BRIAN POBUDA fter being challenged to go to law school in A 1978, graduating from law school in 1990 and taking the bar exam 14 times, 74- year-old Newport Beach resi dent Ben Roll officially became a lawyer. "I got a couple rejection slips and then my ego kicked in,· said 'Roll. -1 have been taking the exam every six ~ months for the last seven MllllSIEi' • years. I always said I'm going .!61• Document Done to pass the bar if I live long enough.· The persistent father of eight, grandfather of 33 and Going cyber with the Gospel great-grandfather of two \. decided to go to law school . with his son, Tom, who told ohann Gutenberg placed login: However. if you'd rather his father he would go to law the Bible at the hub of a keep stnctly m the realm of text, school if his father joined J communications revolution head to OUTLINES from the him. Ben Roll, 74, holds his acceptance letter from the State Bar of when he invented the printing Sermons Page. The list of topics Roll. who owned a real Caltfomia. He recentty passed after 14 tries. press in the mid 1400s. Costa mcludes JONAH and offers the Mesa's Calvary Chapel web site pdstor's outline of Jonah 2:8. estate business at the time, is attempting something similar. From debating the story's first years of attending law school. high school and received his mas took the challenge and father and It's applying developing tech duthe nt1city, It proceeds to what son attended Western State Uni "I think he will not only be the ter's of science degree in business nologies to spread .. the word" Jonah ledmed from his experi versity together. oldest. but I bet you have never seven years later. today. ence and what it can teach us. Halfway through law school, seen somebody sworn in by their Once Roll is sworn in, one of Click SERMONS BY PAS An1ong other features, this ~oil and his his first goals is to print out the TOR CHUCK 24-hours a day, 1 site also offers mteractive Bible wife went on a 11 new business cards that will be seven days a week and convert study Looking up furnished Mormon mis I got a couple rejection slips and issued at hiS son's law finn stating your desktop into a pulpit. Bible pas ages provides sion trip to then my ego kicked in. I have "Roll and Father, attorneys at The initial page includes stev dnswers to edch lesson's ques Hawaii for 18 law." Chuck Smith's sermons from lacy tions And submitting the Qlonths and been taking the exam every six Roll, who was expecting a Jan. 1 through March 16. And responses Via c-matl cootirms thetr accuracy law school was months for the last seven years. I group of more than 100 friends clicking ARCHIVES produces a and family to celebrate his great blend of sermons arranged Just think u it hadn't been put on hold. according to books of the bible. for Gutenberg we'd be waiting : After finish always said I'm going to pass the accomplishment at his home Fri http://calvarychapel.com/ /1 This is where technology kicks tor monks to etch t.hts stuff onto ing his bar if I live long enough ... day night, added he will be in. In addition to the customary costamesa/index.htm our disk d.nves Qlission trip involved with his son's law prac text edition, many of his teach and working in -BEN ROU tice, but is having too much fun ings come in audio format only. com/products/ player/down • STEVE LACY' S column appears the oil fields in with his wife, Gamet, and travel But if your computer bas an load.html and get the latest ver every Monday If you have a Costa Kentucky for a ing to visit his large family. - audio board and speakers, that's sion. It's free, easy to mstall and M esa, Corona del Mar or Newport • "This is the one we looked for no problem with RealAudio lets you play Calvary's RealAu ~ Beach web site, e--ma1 I the URL tew years, Roll (address) of your Home Page to <4pi i;etumed and started where he son," said Roll's son proudly. for seven years.• said the retired Software. dio tiles Wlthout download lot2Cearthhnk net In the subject line, left off. Proving that it is never too late Lt. Col. while holding up his Go to http://www.realaudio. delays. type the word login : "I knew he would get it even to achieve desired goals, Roll also acceptance letter with a big smile. li.Jally, • said Tom, who appreciat graduated with a bachelor's of "I'm going to give a copy of the ed his dad's support during his education degree 21 years after letter to each one of my children.• . - ~ .. ~ I '1 1\1111-11 FARRELL G. HINKLE. D .D .8 ., M .8 .D ., AC. 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Ciancio offers a free seminar, 711 of Orange County - will Reaeation Cribbage Club meets LEADS aue PROFESSIONAL WOMEN Divorce - What to Expect How to meet at 1 p.m . at the Sea Explorer at 6:45 p.m. at the Oasis Center, CHERNOBYL The Leads Club Newport The South Coast Business and Proceed, at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast High 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del The Exchange Club of Orange Coast forming chapter is having Professional Women's next lun Drive, SuJte 300, Newport Beach. way, Newport Beach. The group Mar. 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LIFE CHANGES BREAKFAST FORUM The Newport Beach Central ATTENTION DEFICfT WEDNESDAY The Inside Edge offers a BOOK DISCUSSION CAREER NETWORK Library offers a free program, Coastline Counseling Center breakfast seminar, Alchemy and The Newport Beach Public The next free Career Network Tools tor Dealing with Change, at offers an Attention Deficit Disor PINOCCHIO Metamorphosis: Stepping Into the Ubrary Foundation offers a Book meeting for those unemployed will noon tn the Fnends' Meeting der workshop titled Are You Bor Mariners Elementary School Future Tilrough the Past, from Discussion Group at 9 a.m. in the be at 7:30 p.m. in the Stewart Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. The ing? from 7 to 9 p.m. at 1200 Quail presents "Pinocchio" at 7 p.m. at 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scott's Restau· Friends Meeting Room at the Lounge at St. Andrew's Presby progrdm wtll focus on developing St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. 2100 Mariners Drive, Newport rant, 3300 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Central Library, 1000 Avocado terian Church, 600 St Andrews skills ror accepting inevitable hle Admission is $20. For more infor- Beach. Tickets cost $3. For more First-time guests pay $20 and oth· Ave., Newport Beach. The book Road, Newport Beach. For more chdnge<.., as weU as tools for msti· mation. call 476-0991. - information, call 642-9429. ers pay $35. Call 460-4242. to be· discussed is "The Palace information, call 574-2239...... ············· ...... censorship and too much govern dipped soft ice cream at the Dairy Because of budget cuts and one of the best organizations in ment control over the air waves. Queen on PCH in Huntington class-size reductions, the money Newport-Mesa and the people DEBATE THANKS who serve in leadership roles are The proponents discussed Beach. for the anthology is scare. If any wonderful. The publicity man or CONTINUED FROM 1 family values and the abundance CONTINUED FROM 1 • Thanks, in advance, to Pilot one is interested in underwriting readers, who always come woman will spend a few hours of promiscuity and violence that is all or part of the book's typeset· each weekend typing in names 1t hds l)('en renamed the D1shon older boys, reinforcing our fami through. I have two items of per· ting and printing and the tea viewed by children everyday. sonaJ business that have slipped and scores from the Saturday soc ord bll' Debdte ly's feeling that a stay-at-home (total cost is a modest $375), "Ozzie and Harriet live and mom is worth any financial sacri· through the cracks during cer games and then e-mailing the The othe r pdrt1c1pdllng city they are not dead,• Moorlach Matthew's first month. First, being please call Mariners at 760-3466. results to the Pilot and other local off1 n nl !>, who were given nick fice. The last favor: AYSO Region said. "Television is free, but it • Thanks to the great restau a parent at Mariners Elementary papers. It's fun, it's easy, it's a nc1m t•s hy Hedges. included should not be cheap." rants in town, my wife's pregnan School, I've been asked to make 97 - that's youth soccer for the good way to get involved in the "Wild Mdn" John Moorlach, the Newport-Mesa area - needs a Mike, who is d Newport Har cy cravings were always satisfied. this worthwhile pitch. The school community. Call AYSO Com.mis Orr1nCJ'' County treasurer, bor senior, relied on the audience Highlights: the tortilla soup at is publishing a student anthology PR whiz. Despite a lack of creden sioner Bob Kreger at 631-3315 if featuring five or six entries - "Smokm" .Joe Erickson, a Costa to prove his point. Coco's; the garlic balls at the Piz. tials, I landed the volunteer job you're interested. Mesd city councilman and za Bakery; the chicken tacos at essays and poems - from each last fall, but have since resigned "(The proponents stated) that "Knife-Edge" Martha Fluor who Wahoo's; sweet-and-sour soup at classroom. The student-authors "to pursue other interests." I need • WIWAM LOBOEU is the editor. His e kids watch 8,000 murders on tele· I'> the Ne wport-Mesa school Ho Swn Bistro; the monster Chi· and their parents are honored at a to find my replacement. AYSO is mall address is WmLobOaol.com v1s1on by the age of 11 years old. hodfd president. nese chicken salad at the Cheese· school tea. "We regularly give Who has seen murders on televi cake Factory; the teriyak:i bowl at ample recognition to the children "(The debate) is very sbmuJdt sion?," Mike asked the audience Culinary Wraps; the hot tortillas at with athletic ability,• said first. mq <1n d it's good for the commu EI Torito Grill; the fries at E-Z grade teacher Marge Newman. ml y," '>did Moorlach "It pro and the proponents who all raised their hands. · Now who in this Takeout; the chicken fajitas at "It is nice to also reward those v1cJ1 ..... 1n opportunity for the stu Taco Bell; any sandwich at C'est who do well in the area of writ room has killed someone?" d"nl'> . There are tdlented kids m Si Bon Bakery; and the chocolate- ing." It's not surprising tha1 you do. 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Save It. .. I ' EYE-OPENER QUOTE OF THE DAY 7t WM a race that showed~ Costa Mesas Eric Solis earns jusihow~lam ... • medal at State Track Finals _ QJM FRESHMAN 8()() RUNNliR LIZ MORSE SEE 18.0W mm.ow MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1997 CARUOll, 174 4221 '------~-··~~~~~~~~~~~~~-... HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD OLIS SNAPS R·ECORD. IN 80 good experience for her and April c r,slct Mesa senior 800-meter runner gains fifth-place medal; Cd.M's ing the state preliminaries, the third said, following her 2:14.51 clocking Sat Ross ~ straight week he set a Mesa standard. urday, good for eighth place in California. both to see what it's like at the state meet,. l()rse, Newport Harbor's McFall and Ross gain valuable experience. Solis broke his own school record at •It was a race that showed me just and hopefully they'll use this experience. the CIF Masters Meet on May 30, going how inexperienced I am,• Morse added. tQ make them that much better for next. del Mar frestunan Liz Morse also teached 1:5"4 .88 when he qualified fifth. The week "It was d(!finitely an eye-opener in the year." . f y Ric ha rd Dunn, Daily Pilot lbe state final in the girls 800, finishing prior, Solis broke the record for the first world of track. I think I learned more that McFall, among Orange County's top eighth. time (1 :54.90) at the CIF Southern Sec one race than all the races I've been in two-milers shared a quick pace early, <,,;M 'RAMENTO Enc Solis of Costa For Ne wport Harbor's girls, sopho tion Division ill Finals, when Solis topped this year. I let people take my places too then fell behind, as Santa Rosa's Julia more Alicia McFall game d valuable I•" .. I hgh mdy hdVE' qazed at his fifth- Robert Grecko's 16-year-old mark much, and I got pushed around a lot. I got Stamps won the state title.in 10:14.. . . 1•l.1• •· rrwddl the c>n l1n.• dove home Sun- experie nce in her 3,200 race, while fresh (1 :55.3). boxed in and I just didn't have the expe "We were kind of shooting for Alica to· man April Ross qualifie d for the state break 11 minutes here, but it just didn't 1 •\ lrom th'' Ci r: Stctl<' Champ1onstups. On Saturday, Solis beat nemesis Devin rience to know what to do in that situa 11 1... ·11 prolldhly never fa thom his meet but did not get be yond Friday's pre Lindahl of Dana Hills again after defeat tion. The 800 is crazy. It was too much happen," 1\veit said of McFall, who berth 11 1rk<1 hl1> fourth <,rhool·record pace in liminaries. Ross consistently cle ared 5- ing him Friday night. Lindahl topped chaos.• earned a state-meet when Nord • HOO nwll·r., rn four poc; tsedson track foot-4 and finished 13th among 27 com Solis this year at the Orange County In the prelims, Morse finished third in hoff's Elaine Canchola dropped the 3,200 1rl l11·l d nwels pe titors. Championships and CIF Finals. her heat and qualified No. 5 in 2:13.3. out of the Masters Meet on May 30 at 111 llw <,lctte> ltnc1l, Soils smoked the :l Solis' parents, Jaime and Aida, and The week prior, she ran a personal-best Long Beach City College, after qualifying •11..,1• ol Sc1< romcnlo City Colleg e's Solis, a senior, celebrated his medal brother, along with a handful of Mesa 2:12.53 at the Masters Meet. for state in both the 1,600 and 3,200. I 11q fi• . ., St11cl1um for thf' second consecu- and fourth consecutive school-record run supporters, made the trek to Sacramento. 0 McFall ran an impressive 11:03.07 1 • 111m· on Sc1 luruc1y, going 1:54.51 to by driving home in a car all day from 0 Competing ln her first state track and (personal best) a t the Masters Meet. .111 lilt· l11'> t hoyi. stc1 l('-meel medctl in Sacramento. Morse rea Uzed just how hungry field meet, McFall ended in the middle of "We're pleased with how ow girls com 110111 l11'>lory, c11"corcling to Mesa Coc1ch As expe cted, James Le vine of Golden competitors are in the state finals. the pack (16th) out of 27 girls Saturday in peted,• 1\veit said, u as long as they can •.ti 11 < •umt•y Valley won the 800 ih 1 :50.62, while Solis "I've never been in a situation w here the 3,200 final, clocking an 11:23. use this as a steppingstone, so the next :-iolt'> w<1s Lh <' only Ne wport-Mesa beat his previous school-record pace of every single girl runs just as fast and "She . ran all right early,• Newport time they go there they'll be just as 11•1111 IJt'>lnct c1thlc tc to medal. Corona 1:5 4.83, accomplished Friday night dur- wants to be there just as much," Morse Harbor Coach Eric 1\veit said. "It was a good." ':I.;\ r E .1' ) I. 1..:•gm1111m1y YOUTH BASEBALL STARR CARROU assmg • I DAILY PILOT !. Blue Jays uestion .l put away >oms at l.Mar tin s The Yankees . of N e wport ~ stancia Harbor '· I 11 ·l>c·nqood dssumes Baseball Association !. for title , • 111101 or dn dr<..: c1 sorely celebrate a . ' 111 ·(•cl ol d buiJd -up. 3-1 victory ~ • Marlins go down swinging 15 over the ~ times against Blue Jays pitchers. I B.irry Faulkner, Datly Pilot Athletics, . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- giving them By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot the playoffs t\ s BRIAN P08UOA I DAILY PILOT Orange Coast College's state championship women's swim team led the way for the Pirates' endeavors of 1996-9'1 under the hand of Coach Jon Rathfelder. Front row, from le~ Beth Armour, Sherry Pa Ngyabean, Hilary Cox, Aileen Bennett, Marla Uceda; second row, from left: Karen Helm, Cynthia Ganda, Jenny Owen, Ubby Carras, Tara Yarbrough; third row, from left: Sandy Hislop, Sandy Zubrtn, Heather Sealy, Cary Reed. PM:llllc c.wr a:.... • + flltll_,~ Oct. 17 • I ..-.. llli (llt M Ian "'9jo). 7 + Ftt...,, Oct. 24 ·ea...... (n Ne•wport ....._,, 1 .NTS + ftt8y, Oct. J1 • - All9o ...... 1 + lhwlcl9y, Nov. 6 • ~ IMch (M Newport turbot), 7 + Frtday, Nov. 14 - University (n Orange Co.st COiiege), 7 OCC's Pirates made a big splash in 1996-97 women's athletics, specifically the state champion L------swim team under Coach Jon Rathfelder, which extended its winning streak to 120 straight. By Molly Yanity, Daily Piiot tate champi • VOLLEYBALL where they fell to Victor Valley. In his onship, two Coach Chuck Cutenese guided his eighth season as head coach, Mike AJonference spikers to a 10-9 overall record, but a Thornton tallied his third consecutive titles, conference 5-7 conference mark denied the 20-win season, but the team took MVP honors and Pirates a spot in the postseason fourth in the OEC with a 5-5 record. several shining playoffs. Amber Ambrose, a 6-foot-1 Pulido, who moved into fourth place moments marked a middle blocker, and setter Kati French on Coast's all-time scoring list, will successful year for landed on the conference's Second play at Chapman next year. Orange Coast College's women's Team, while Nicole McCuistion • SOPTBALL athletics program. earned an honorable mention. · In Coach Erin Gallagher's two The story of the year was written • SOCCER seasons at the helm of Coast's softball when Coast's swimming team held a A highly-successful season came to ship, the Pirates have won just four 120-dual meet winning streak in tact a sad end wben Coast's women's conference games. Gallagher's team without the heavily-relied upon points soccer team, which posted a 16-3-3 finished in the basement of the Orange provided by the Pirates' state overall showing, fell to the undefeated Empire Conference with a 2-14 record. champion diver Sandra Zubrin, who Cypress squad 3-0 in the Regional The squad was 7-21 overall. was participating in an individual championship. It wasn't so much that • 1'ENNis meet elsewhere. Cypress won (Cypress handed the Cami Erickson. If it weren't tor The Pirates, headed by first-year Pirates their only OEC loss of the Erickson's doubles partner Whitney coach Jon Rathfelder, utilized sterling season), but that Coast was without Gilliam, that would almost be all that perlormances by middle-of-the-pack two of their stars, Shellie Bradbury needed to be said about Coast's highly swimmers and stars to clinch the and Keri Lawson, who bad fallen to successful tennis team. Erickson went victories over Saddleback and injury. Coast came in second to 12-0 in conference matches, stole the Palomar. Cypress in the conference with an show at Ojai Tournament with an The wins pushed the Pirates to 6-0 8-1-1 record. Freshman defender Terra upset victory and made it to the State on the season and paved the way for 1Ueh-Kooh joined Bradbury and quarterlinals. In doubles action, she the college's only state championship Lawson on the All-OEC First Team. and Gilliam won the OEC crown and BRIAN POBUDA f DAILY PILOT of the year, as well as an Orange Shannon Donegan, Jessica Funke and advanced to the State semis. In her Estancia High football coach John Uebengood, with some ot his blue cblps Empire Conference title. Heather Parsons made the Second 20th season, Coach Janice Maran took on the Eagles' campus Friday afternoon, taking a break from spring practice. Rathfelder's squad won the state Team. her team to a 10-2 conference record title with a 40-point advantage over • C11oss CoUNlllv finishing second to Saddleback, who staff 10 the fall. Diablo Valley. It was the team's second One of OCC's conference MVPs was responsible for the Pirates' losses. EAGLES Llebengood, however, does have the state banner in three years. was found on the cross country team. Overall, Maran and company were able assistance of veteran Guy Olguin, Zubrin, back in Pirate blue, Donna Hanis clinched the best time 14-3. CONTINUED FROM 6 as well as Dave Lauderback, though he collected the winning medal in both in the OEC at the conference meet to • TRACK lamented a greate r demand on his time the 1-meter and 3-meter diving lead the Pirate harriers to the top team Donna Harris was again the top bill Llebengood, the lone on-campus created by fund-raisers, a duty handled competitions. Chynta Ganda also stole score. The team ended up placing fifth in the track program. She qualified for coach at the varsity level, said he will last off-season by an adrrun.istrative the 50-yard butterfly. Coast swept all in the state. Harris took third at the the State Meet in four events - the have a bigger role with the offense, assistant no longer with the program. three relay titles with teams consisting state meet. 1,500-meter run, the 3,000, 5,000 and since former offensive coordinator Art Llebengood, who will wrap up four of the combinations of Hilary Cox, • B ASKETBALL the 800. Abbie Erickson (hammer Perry has returned to the freshman level. weeks of drills Thursday, estimated the Ganda, Sherry Panggabean, Carey Sophomore Dianne Pulido throw), Suzanne Moshiri (100), Bucko Shaw, a former Newport spring turnout at around 60 players, Read and Jenny Owen. Coralso took rebounded from a dismal freshman Vanessa Smith Uavelin) and Megan Harbor assistant, expected to assist about hall of which the coach expects to second places in the 200 and 500 campaign to earn conference MVP Waters (400 IH) all advanced to State, Defensive Coordinator Kent Paul, has dress for varsity games next season. freestyle races. accolades her sophomore year. and Araceli Martinez, Christine Riel not attended spring practice, due to a "It's a great group of kids and they're Cox and Ganda each posted two Pulido's 20.2 points per game and 7.4 and Chiharu Kwnagai raced in the work conflict, according to Llebengood, working hard," be said. "They seem to OEC titles, and Read nabbed the rebounds per contest paced the 20-11 10,000. As a team, the Pirates finished further diluting the staff. It's unclear, be enjoying what they're doing and we I championship 200 freestyle. Pirates to the Regional semifinals third in the OEC. 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Move-In Furn'd OHie•• Full Dead Doctors Don't Ue General Office S ecur ItY OHi cers ASSEMBLE ARTS, Top Dollar P aid '. sofa d$400, woodcoffee TV lOUAl HOUSIHO 1 550 0 1' 1'01111 UlllT Y Bay view, 1·atory, Special. Near Beach. amen. cont rm. to •••50%0FF*** PT In Costa Mesa. Immediate positions CRAFTS, TOYS. From 1800·1960 st abnl sso · 3 tilcial 77 10 • 3BD, $359K. 2bd, view 714-548·2421 share w /Nwpt Bch Colloidal Minerals Computer exper. ., available! Call for 1·ewelry. wood items, 1 pc en11ro estate ,a e 1 rs 1' 0 0 S192K. Agt650.3822. •·2-B_D_A_P_T__ e_n_c_lo_a_e_d builder. 825.0071 33.5 oz. W/ Natural days /wk . SlO / hr~ appointment 248·9180 typing, sewing. com· Pa1n11ngs china ire ~ ~: ~ All rut •wt.I Mwrti11111 111 thll 1 7 2 50 _,,,.,la 1111bjc,t le Ille fed· Lido lal• Cottage gar, yard. Off Harbor -0""'t_o_s=-u.,...lt_•_8_4_1_s_q_.ft_. Great Taste. Our club Fax 818-444-8688 TELEMARKETING puter work from home glsware, furn, c1c Stanteu Formal 1111 Fw Ktv1111t Act .. 1961 u Bankruptcy Auction and 191h. 848-8541 3 Pvt Offices and prlce... Only $11.99 ------PT/FT Badge Deal. ln your spare time 40Yr NB Res 673·6223 din r;, set, tbl w 2 __... nldl •n 11 Mte111 142VlaUndlne E'alde Country Woods Re ception area . Toti Free 888·217·1837 LIFEGUARDS Will Train O.C.F.A. Great pay. Free ======::: silverware drawers ex· Auction June 22, 3 PM Br spit lvl, atdy, Ip 441 Old Newport Blvd, DIABETICS! Immediate Summer Pros also. Jay 537·7029 de t a I Is . Co I tends w Cane le Mwrti:H " 1111y Jlfllcru", 2 1 1 rr'!!~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-=t 10 8 6 ll111IUllH tr • 11'rl111iollon Open Houses 6(7, 6/ 8, $895. N/ pet, 180 21 st. Nwpt Bch. $1220. (Using lnsulln) positions I FT/ PT. Waterfront 1·800·632·8007 EST~TE Back chrs new cush· 6 /14 Noon-4 PM . 714-050·9505 As seen on TV, •248·918011r Restaurant 24 hrs 8 11111• •• rKI. '°'"' rtllt ltn. 3 BR, 1_5 BA strada._64_ S-_9_5_4_3_o_r_64_6-_1_1_64_ ions pao incld rand "'·'-•au-. 11111111M 11a1.111 ., loca11on , steps to ' I -rne 1 Br Very Clean! !••••••••• Liberty Medical can Medical Asst· PT AM Host/ Hostesses ------ne...... over S5K cost. llllilMI wltill ••• llllUlion .. - • save you money on Olf n e e d e d M on day· AUCTION Bea" ! L ~ens 1nc1udeo INb _, Acll prtll/tan .. llml· blnefoac' hC.oculatellr r&or A ~d.sdoct'I. GNeawr cwar/ oppetenaonrd. ap$6p001s. BUSINESS & s u PP II es bi II ed to Back ice. 20hrs per Frida Y. Ex per nee. EMPLOYMENT n., u.- of Al ti- ,._, finrt• Sell S2500 546·9608 llliel., •lwlmillallM." ,... Medicare. Please call wk. Busy NB Internal Call Yankee Tavern WANTED 5535 """'*"',_,.,_.c;;,'f-" 258-9777 • 232 1·person. 545-3229 1 ·8 O O ·7 4 8 · 1 6 6 2 Medlcine/ Endocrlnol· 675·5333 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilll Anuqun. Arn Tiii• 11ewspaper will ftOl FINANCE f,,.. lll------Versallles 2bd, 2ba , ______••••••••• MenlionAF·CA04. ogy. Salary DOE. ------lln11qucT..,..ecC'olloet1bla ._.,.,_Pl My Mftftbl · I .- 262·1148 Weekend Lovi ng Swedish Nurse nso.ooo •nJ.....,17 Have A 111t11l lor rul 111111 nk• 11 In condo. Light, • ry, NEWPORT Get In Shape Now! Receptionist 12 Yrs exp. Honest & Rronu1. (;lu•, f •pnttU rielallM If t111 llW. OW 1ta dtn gated, remod. Bike to Personal Instruction. NB Facial Room & Musi have good G S I I beach $167,000 Call Home, Office or Gym. Stylist Station Avail. phone skills and some caring. Good cook. ::It .. lletlllly llllormed lbat all BEACH 2669 BUSINESS Loe refs. Christine June 2 1 • I pm arage ae. •W11U111 ••werUud in thlr J une A g t 494• 1177 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiim OPPORTUNITY Scott 714·723·0686 Airport area. Contact Macintosh experience. ..._ .....,.,., .. ••ult 011 1111 Bonnie 714·756·0493 Send resume·. <:1 714·646· 37351:7 l.ido Marina Village . I •1 BR $725• 2904 -.ill .,,...... , Nall. ii tom 2BR 28A $835 ••••••••'_ P_e-rs_o_n_F-rld_a_y-. -lm- m-ed- 1 759'6826 (800) 334-0104 ...~ . callHUD HOUSES/ orw Incl. 60x30 pool. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PERSONALS Xlnt phn voice, typlngf 1------·------·111 Hill4\ICTl0"4 ~110Clll •l Ttlll ·lllt 111·IOO·UH$90. hf No pets. Carport. Amazlnglv FHtl data entry, prol'I, DRFVFR<:; Ille ...... DC llH , , .... EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE CONDOS Vlata Del Mesa Cash f or Lottery ••••••••• appearance 642 0735 0 ult HUD It 421·3$00. FOR RENT •545-4855• winnings and Persona• · . SERVICES 5533 •••••••••llIiiL=! --'•~..1;jiiji:M!f~! --·!·~1Wii!!:_J I ••••••••• Sanitized 2Br 1 Ba ~l~r: t~=~~~";;~~~s _S_E_E_Kl_N_G_____ R:~e:0t1~0~!~~n in C.M. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ------1------1 Patio, granite, m arble. structured to be tax WOMEN 3004 PT/ FT avai l. Start •••••••• ANTIQUES 6010 •••••••••I Near Beach. Summer/ free. Call toll free Please be aware that iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil APPLIANCES 6011 H 0 US E SI CORONA winter rates. 548-3634 1·800·LUMP·SUM iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $5.50fhr. 931·7990 the listings In this cat· ~ •oo 5B• 779• H d Att ogory may require you iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Unique 1 bdrm 1 ba 1 -v • v· v an some ornev Retail, Assist Mngr + call a number lmly Pilot CONDOS DEL MAR 2122 10 900 FOR SALE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w/lort condo style apt. Stone Street Capital • Seeks very attractive PT Positions. Apply In In which there Is 8 efST ~Qt.I) R efrigerat or S 1 75 ••••••••I $1295/ mo. L•••• Vaulted ceilings, llght Area MCI Payphone slim wht female 26-34 Person : Papvrua, charge per minu te. W • s h e r /0 r V • r . • b 1 & airy walk through Rout•• SlSOk yearly lordatlng • 360-4947 3333 Br is tol . i------Anliq.,..lo'5°'Mod-i S135ea 646·5848 .:r======::;· 2b:o7 11/;• N~~iss~~ry, kitchen, large walk·ln potential. Local sites Suite 2661. South ALASKA SUMMER Slde·by·Slde 25 6 cult No matter 1\ GENERAL 1002 Open House Sun 6- closet, dlahwasher, available. Lowest SC OOLS '· Coast Plaza, or Fax EMPLOYMENT • E.st.laglnldulersbfJV: Relr1g S250 645·6066 15, 10•5 or call private extra large prices. Top or the line H Ill Resume: 545·2213 Fishing Industry . silYet,glass, pelrti'lgs. day. 64s.oe 75 ovos what you' re I Rebecca n2· l811 ll261 patio from llvlng room, equipment. Great INSTRUCTION 3012 Sales A sst ~=~r;ar,,t'~wp tov-;~.~~~~ porteilWl.chinl,poWt, doing, your additional patio off ol business opportunity. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ok! cosVne or ftne Washer/Dryer •,!•ocoutttve2Tbwd/2nh5•b• bdrm w/outslde a tor· 1-800-23S.2025 PATIENT TUT 0 R Fl oodl Brokeorfllmport9e5r/ m(Ron t h/ B + bde)n ecrit Isl bronzlS, 11.fn., st 00 ea or s 175 Doth hometown • a. . • a, age apace. Vertical n rv1ne. ice , oom oar a =·lrH..w.. 846•6306 BALBOA PENIN. tam rm, 2 TODAY'S ]IWll.IY,PUSS BMW 9030 MERCEDES 9130 a U1' 8025 TRANSPORTATION '90 32SIC Red Conv. ' 91 300E so Down. CROSSWORD PUZZLE By CHARLES GOREN Loaded! All pwr, 61pd T11k• over Leo.1e, with OMAR SHARIF alarm. cd, alloy whls. S469.mo t o t 30 air bags, 70K. Low months. OR purchaH 6S Visitor and TANNAH HIRSCH TA'TE On the move? ACROSS PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED ES .J.n. Bluebook Must Selll for $22.000. 66K MllH 1 E.o1Pf'n 68 G;irhnld 720· 0738 6 Lava pooch ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ AUCTION Sell your extra s14,0001t1rm 573.4252 10 Ahkn G9 A .1pp~ h o u sehold •94 7401 Blk/blk . 84' 230SL C o n v. 14 Vlvi\c 1ty 70 Chf•!lllC 11 Q . 1 · Nc1lhf'r vulneroble, aa consideral..Jon is one no trump ~'Z:,:f...1!,,~:::t,· ite m s Like now. 16" chromo Newly restored, new compoond Inter, lncld1 Hard Top. I!> D1'llnbuli1 South y1>u hold H owever, you have no good llOUrCf Anc"l"... r-Art. In Classified wheels, car phone Hi Gtitph 111111 7 I St>.'ldo ul grf'f'n of tricks and o dead minimum for AIM~ T"Y' le ('ollcctihln 532,900 842·8239 $17,500.obo 375--0104 72 T~P" ol 1uy 11 9,, 11111• ""1 •74 1::7 6 O AKJ 5 4 •Al0 7 62 this action, ht'nce no margin orsnfo.. flP•r•l ·sE· R· v· 1· c· E___ , CHILD CARE 3 5 3 6 COMPUTERS 3556 DRYWALL HANDY MAN 3710 LANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3 890 REMODELING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICE 3 5 84 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3 80 8 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & ADDITI 0 NS 3 916 DIRECTORY • A Place In The Heart MACMEDIC • Caro lor liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Paint/Carpentry• U C Lied home daycare. I+ Macintos h Computers Drywall and morel BASIC YARD MAINT P BLIC NOTI E •••••••••! Fun a~hv•llcs art, music in your hme/olc. Low/ Witthoeft Drywall Small Jobs Oki CALL DOES IT ALL I Tho Caht. Public Ullli· FARTHING INTERIORS & All Phases• Sm/Lg Jobs 1 t s C · RE Kitchen/Bath/Remodel sc·ence more Lg yard/ hourly rate. 673·8819 Clean! Cleanl Clean! Gary 645·5277 631•4422 10 omm1ss1on · Rm Additions Visa/MC pt:iv•oom1 TLC & CPA PC p -----...--..--- Pager- • OUIRES that all used ADDlTIONS 30420271& 6 45-4831 era onal Trainer 20Yrs Exp/Fatr $!Free Est Home Repair/Remodel 413 8142 household goods l#560875 673-1212 3410 ------In your homo or office l1400030 714·639·1447 Costa Mesa/Newport • TREES , movors print their P.EMODELJNG Don't know a keyboard 25 Years Exp. ..I P.U C Cal T number; -iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CLEANING from the on swttch?•-E-L_E_C_T_RI_CAL_ _ _ - - Jim 631·2460 !~c~upve ...Lawn _~~ hmos and chauffeurs ASK ME ABOUT... SERVICES 3 548 Cati Jerry 850·00t5 3 6 10 _B_R_E_W_ E_ R-' S--TV- V_C_ R_ .,...... "" "' - I 51 ,,..76 print tho1r TC p num· 3919 r • "1 o tl 1 1 q • Ad ll 11 c n s iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii P r of• s s I o n a I S • rv Ice Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • Lawn Se rv Ice· MowI b er in a II advo rti s e · f( 11 •·c RLPJ•rs No Joti Computer & Internet S II J b EXPERT & Home Services edge/sod/sprinklers/ ments. II you have a A TOUCH OF CLASS ma o Under 5300. U E73660 966 27 6 Too 5~a't' Bob 5·1.3-8223 Training. Allordable. o El 1 1 cln·up. Al • 1 question obout the lo· Cloanlng. Ros' comm uncan oc r c Accept M/ C & VISA L 11 t 5 Uc/Bonded. Freo Est. On·slto Tod 840·7872 Local/Quick Rosponse C.M. Dale 631•1818 vo msg or ca a tor gollty o r a mover. limo L;-275870 6S0·7042 e GREEN MASTERS or choulfeur. coll: CABINETS 3490 Terosa 2 8 2 •7143 ------Home Rutoratlon/Remodel Landscaping & Malnt. Public Ut1h1ies i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil • BOSS HOUSECLEANING CONCRETE & Peterkin Electric T1te/drywall/woodwork Treo Trim • Removal Commission L1consod·Bonded MASONRY 3557 Prompt & Low Ratesl Fencos/decks/room add. Gardening Svc 841·5512, ___1_t_4·_5_5_8_-4_1_5_1 __ Advancl'd W oodsv~tems SIO oo per hour res-com/sm-lg Jobs Roofs/general repairs. ·- ·C1,,tom C:>b•net·y· 714·S48·0 368 CSL618717 748·5255 Comm/Res. Reis Free Est Landscape Remodeling ALL·AMERICAN 3932 K 1I I • ------Brick Block Stone Tile c Yard tune up/malntenace. Moves-U Carefully icn P :i lh . Door• - · ' • ActlonLlne Elec tric hrla 754·0517 Molo ngs M:>n 1 ,. 1 ~ *Bright Hs e c ln lng Cone. Patio. Driveway landscapo/art1stlc design Courteously & Cheaply FARTHING INTERIORS ll,,'.#I~~ 1 998.8970 European Prot'I Best Fplc, BBOs. Rel. 25Yr. Small & Large Jobs HOME SERVICES Contractor#C27-604006. 549·0223 T141227 lnstallatlon * Removal m town! Rois 5Yrs EKp. Exp. Terry SS7·7594 Local• Fast Response Anything & Everything Proll & Ethical. 645-7505 1------Discount Wallcovorlng Grace 2S1·94SS ------L#515863 846·61 3 0 Freo Estimate. Ref's . Spllt Second Moving ------• l560875 673·1212 J o hn Dora n MHonry Michael 758•1440 LAWN CARE Great Work! Prof Movers! 2 4Hr Srv PET llliMllMlllMllliillllillliM!jlll CARPENTRY 3510 Del Mor C le anin g Co Brick• Stono• Block Low S Wkly lwn svc, 70ay1Sr 01HITl178452 • AU.REPAIRS *••A . Van Horn Dy Alon S. Lewis Lg/Sm Jbs• Ropalrs ok FENCES QUALITY CRAFTSMAN cln-upltrlm/sprinklers 4 32·9123 /P-346-5850 SERVICES 3870 • R.EMOOEl. Wellcoverlng 15yrs exp Rollablo, Prof'!. Olly Free Est. & Advice Carpentry • Cabinets 631·0298 Pg-602·1770 1_.,.------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • DRAll'ICL.F.ANtNG Top Quality • Great Rois A to Z HANDYMAN Res Com 7 14·4 58·9212 l#687191 0 3 1-3632 l:&iiiDiiiEiCiiil .. ( , I