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Sales and
crime both
take dips ·.
in Balboa
~ As traffic in the area
plummeted, it was a quiet
summer in many rational es.
By Tony Oodero. Stitt Wntet
DALllOA -Whether it's the
cooler we3ther nr a downngh1
fr1g1d economy, one thing's for
!>ure. people JU!>t aren't floclung to
· Newport lk.ich 1[1 dro,·es like the)
U!>Cd tu ,
And city oCGc1als 3nd local mer·
ch.mti.. faced v.1th cvcr·shrinkmg
coffer-.. S3) they aren't s.ure if 1hc
"hole thing I!> a l:!le~1ng or ;,
cu~
"II v.:is more quiet than 1n sum-
mer pas1:· !>aid police Sgt And)
Goni"' v.ho noted th.lt e..,cn the
Fourth o( Julv w;b much more
pc.!cdul lht!> )Car:.
Gorn') s:uJ for the first time
\111cc 1986, Newpurt Beach polu.:e
d1J not ha'e to enforce the B:slbo.1
Douk,ard police checkpoint u ed
10 fc:rrct out summertime cru1i.e~
on the pen1n,ula
Jean Watt, ptetident of Newport Con~, points out areas where houses will be built at Upper Cut.aways prop,rty if Measure A is defeated.
While the lacl. of peop,lc and
tr;iffic arc JUSt part of general
~lowin~ trend 1hi!> i.ummer. the cit)
h~1~ al't• done 1t.i. p:irt to d1~"0ur
agc pc\_1plc from oom1ng here b'
p.1, .. ang a i.kw of new !:a") 1nclud·
ing a oca'h curfew ant1 loud nol.lle
\lrJin.mc-c Touring the Upper Castaways I thinl. there h:u been le~"'
problcrru and th.:it 's a good thing."
:11d Counc1lwom:m J:ln Oeb;.i),
See BAL80A4
Exploring Measure A and Newporte~
North site in words and in tteeds
By Russ Loar. s.-r Wltler
A bout 5,000 years ago, a group of native
Californians looking for a nice view lot
set ·up housekeeping on a piece of land
overloo~ing the Uppe~ Newport Bay.
Little did these happy-go-Jue~, shellfish-
eating, hunter-gatherers realize that just a few
thou""nd ycan later, their
happy campirounds would be
the focal point of one or the
city's mo t holly c:on1csted
debates.
The land adja~nl 10
Jamboree Road •here
aboriainal Californians once
roamed f rec -known as the
Ncwporter North sa'tc -is one
of two properties voten will be
asked to pare from residential
development this November.
Measure A asks residents to
approve &he purchase or both
the Ncwporter North and
Upper Castaways lites for the
creation or wiJdcmc parts and
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Alloy, Matey!
city sports fields.
The total S68 million needed
to pLlrchuc the two properties
from the Irvine Co. and pay for
related expcmes would cost
residents 1 maximum of $120 a
year for $lnsJe family
households and Sl20 for every
2.000 square f ect ol usable
space for commercial propcnie-s.
accordin1 to Measure A
supporters.
The Irvine Co. has Kt 1 Feb.
I deadline for purchase of the
propcnics. The company's
devek>pmcnt plans call for
constnaction of 363 homes on
the two .. ites.
Well aware of the
disinclination of resident to
volunteer for new taxes. the
Ncwpon Conservancy -an
environmental aroup formed
and funded to secure the
purchase of the two properties
-~ PQRSOrinatounoftbe
two 9ropcrtJcs on Wednesdays
from S p.m. to 7 p.m. The tours
bcain at the Upper Castaways
on Dover and 16th streets.
Supportcn are convinced that
.....
an informed loo._ at bolh
properties v. ill strengthen their
cause.
"We're opt1m1 .. 11c bcc3usc v.e
think as the v.ord gets o ut. more
and mo re pcopk will
undcntand the cho1~." say
Robert Shelton. campaign
chairmon for Meo ure A. "We
don't reall} need lhe 1JJ1tionol
housing. All arcat citie larae
and sm:ill, have cen1ral p:irks
SH CASTAWAYS/4
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The J>31nti!'l8 on~ top ...
ol ~ge 1 ts bY p.lSle! atW
Debra Huse. ();igiNI
paintings a n t» n "
Huse studio, 650·6865.
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Animal control
services may
go to county
By Mame Mcleod. Sl31'I WrlllJ
COSTA MESA -While Cat)
ocric1als coni.1dcr 3 plan to con-
tract animal control s.e~1ce:. v.-11h
the cuunt). city am~ ~elt~f \Cl·
enn:m:sn Jeffrey Palmer ~)'S he
fear'!> the dec~1on will not only
hurt him but abo the an1m;sls
· Wc'J be going b:aclv.:trd not
forv.arJ " )~1d P3lmer, o-.ncr llf
the lfa~~horc: nim.:il Hlbf)1Lal on
H:ubor Ik>uk,ard "'hich currc:ntl~
pf'U\1dc\ the c11)' i.heller ~nice.
"The 01n1mah "'oulJ not rccc:1\c
the care· the~ v.oulJ here -1t'
bigger not l)Ctter. The\ get more
:.111cnt1on here 'lll>'1th their ~n \ul·
unteer \t'f'.1C'c: •·
fhc matter Y.hu.:h "a' eApcctcd
to rome before the counCll Tue:~·
d.ly night w:a continued for l\\O
"'ed.\ at P.ilmer'"' rcquc:\t He "~
unaware th:st &he c11y "'as consid·
crin& term1nat1n1 the conuact
un11I he was cont:actcd by a Je-
porter Friday
See SERVICES/4
C~nstruction begins on
city's $880,000 nre .statlon
~ Scaled-down version of
million-dollar f acihty will
replace 62-year-old.station
on Marine Avenue.
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What is the
best job · you've
ever had?
(iJSkcd at tvldriners Piuk m Newport Beach)
Photos and interviews
by Katsuya Rilinone
"My best job was
.. teaching at
school. It was a
most rewarding
job."
-SHIRLEY
SULLIVAN
Newport Beach
Working at a
children's shop
-because I like
working \vith
children."
-ELOISE S~ITH
Costa Mesjtc
"The best job I
ever had was as a
.summer camp
counselor,
because I like
kids and kids are
the feature." L
-DEAMON FORD
Newport Beach
"Data entry, be-
cause computers
were the feature
and you have to
know how to use
a computer at
any job now."
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-JENNIFER MORA
Newport Beach
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After visi ting friends, Marty Zofchak often visits the Fun Zone. Almosl everyone who ~orks in the are.;a
recognizes him, on one condition: "If I'm wearing my hat. If I'm not \\earing my hat, nobody knows me.''
"Being a full-time
mom for my son
Brent and my
daughter Alyssa."
Talkln' trash
Loca1 poh11c1Bns arc
helping coorindatc a day
or talking tra~h.
A day-long conrcrcncc,
"Turning the Tide on
Trash" it will be held
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on
Oct. J at the Newport
Dunes Reson. There will
be experts from across
the state and Washington
D C to d1scu s their
experiences about
education and promoting
tra h collcct1on programs.
J• allows tollway t~ begin construction
A federnl judge issued a preliminary
injunction Tuesday allo\\ing con·
stru~ion to begin thts v.cel on the San
Joaquin Hills tollway bct"ccn l:.I Toro
Road and the Santa Ana Freeway and
from a point near the planned Newport
Coast Dnve interchange and the Co-
rona del Mar Freeway .
cmironmental group) challenged the
Cind111g in on cn\ironmcnt:il 11npac1 re·
pon. The groups ~id continued con·
Mruction \\Ould cau~e "irreparable
damage" to the environment. -KAREN AUISON
Costa Mesa Toll"ay official , ho"evcr, pre))Cd
the Judge to ullow con truct1on to con-
tinue, citing financial harm to the pub-
lic, the toll agency and it contractor\ if
worl did not proceed.
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There is a $15 charge
at the door and the price
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Race for the
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• P1tlcr Jury of North's Ba~ry Co. Inc.
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• J•llK'I L SIM«brtaktr, 46 on Aua. 4.
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Arll•atoe Ot'h.: A printer
v.u stolen WedneMby from
• Nc:wport-M cu Unarlcd
School Distrkc office 1n the
1000 bt~lc.
Cweudo: 1ools v.\;r,. \lolc:1t
S:iltunllly rtom lht' 111m&e uf
• home 1n the 90CJ bl\ L
kat rttt: There "" "° sip of for.:-cd cncry afler
01rl(ial1 at the Newport·
MCMI Un1ncJ ~
01strict Jlt('(W~rcd a fD
machitlc iaiuina from
c~lt offtec urty Frid•1
mcwninJ.
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1tolca rrom the llDO Woct
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't ( W ILi.. YOU CAN,..... 'l'llOR
SIGNS AUDING wa.cota. UZ
AND LURY! -Doll"l look 80#,
but IMiabeda T•Jtor'• plaM 10 buy a SS.2
million faxcr-uppcr in Irvine Ccwe appear IO
have faUc• n.atcr lhaa a
coUal*d '°"me.
''You CH I~ 8bout it~ .. l"ve been sold by a
prominent real csaatc lady
who knolWs where aU thO
local escrows are buried.
Seems 1hat cverythillf
WIS JOiDS alon1 swiQUDinaly
until the propoeed deal '
became batMd in the hot
•• &Jare ot p,ublicily.
-----"The last atraw was that
1pre1d in the National
Enquirer," says my
informant. rc.ferrifll to a
recent Cu.11-pqe apluh
showing JO color photos. indudin1 two aerial
views and seven interior shots ol the
five-bedroom retreat.
"Liz Taylor was furious over what she
considered to be an unforgivable lapse in
security.'' s:iys the source ... She thou&ht d\e•d
be getting all the privacy offered bf, an
c.xcl'-LSive gate-guarded communily.'
But never underestimate the prying press,
I'm toid that an Enquirer pholOlflpher
gained admittance to the beac.hfront enclave
by imperson:uina a hea")'-<luty real estate
agent. .
And ne>W The Riviera Drive showplace is
reportedly n 8 .0 .M. (Back On the Market)
denl. leaving negotiators unh:.ppy enough to
c:Jncel their newspaper subscription .
Docs this meon thnt Mr. & Mrs. Larry
.... '"· ... npoNd ......... wiQ. friQcl ......... la the Oriut, WOll't (.ob!)
be our --.:'Pton? Not MC E ril;: Uz llil.I ~ our
pandiliaeal ttice ot On.qahlrc, and
reportedly la lliU 1eekia1 a chaUensina
renovation project tor her 41-ycar-o&d
~nbutband.
So the houle·bunr may bC contiAuifta -
under lipt security wrapt ol course.
MeanwhiJe, ii yu.i shOWd heai anythlna
about the dftection In which Uz and Lany
are aoins; fer phsakea. don't breathe a
word to the ever-tnoopina. inKnsitive media
types.
Trust me, they can't be trusted to keep a
tecrcL
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BE SHOULD'VE G01T£N nlE TITLE
ROLE -There'll be six non-sinJin1
supemumcraria onstaac Saturday, when
Open PICiftc launcbes its ..euon ~th .
Gounod's "Faust" at lhc Cmta Mesa musac
ball.
One or them is a k>cal opera buff, who
couldn't resist applyin1 for the job as one of
the Mephistophclean demons. He's a real
estate aacnt named Fau GrUahL
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THANK THE LORD. SKE'IL NOW
HA VE ANOTHER CHANCE -In Monday's
engrossing episode, you may recaU, I
rcponed the oear.cliSUtrous scare
experienced by llatb K.o and Gloria Zlpu,
while flying home last week from Las Vegas.
All sorts of crazy thoughts Co flashing
through one's mind when ordered tQ assume
the position for a possible crash. And now,
for lhc fliOCN'd; btn arc ti.. lftanOQblc
Wotdl Ul&ettd by Ziso wtaiJc brKiftl for poaibk impact: •
"'Ob. (apletivc deleted.) 1 fte\"Cr aot thin."
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SO WHEN E.XACtl.Y DO GETTO £An -There's an invitation on hand from
atr..C Alt C......atJ, ~me to anend a
mectiDS ol an 0tpniutJoa 11 lhc N~n
Harl>or Yacht Club. The date ls open, and
sort o( vape. The g;oup's name is The
Tuesday Yachtslmn Luncheon Club That
Meeu on Wednesdays.
D rrs TIM£ TO S£1TU! AN OLD SCORE
-Another professional football season is
u.pon us. I'm not-too-subtly reminded by
Republican Party activist Hope Durio of
Balboa.
She also reminded me th3t I s11ll cw.e her
five bucks, plus interC$t, wagered on the last
Super Bowl contest. No problem. l\e since
raised the money betting with Olhcrs, who
thouJht our beloved Rams wouJd win a aame
by now.
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SOM£ VIRGOS HA VE MORE IN
COMMON TIIAN OTHERS -When l
blabbed the other day that Sept. 10 is 1hc
birth date of Vida ~an, former society
editor of The Daily Pilot, she received :i
number of congratulatory calls.
One of her well-wishers said that his
birthday falls on the same day. He was (and
still is) D. W. Cook. dear Vida's successor as
our sassiety columni~l.
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JUDGE aOUJtT GAllD fR:
This monih'1 aenctaJ meet"
ol the Ora,,,c Coclnry •
Historical Society wl feature ,
ve1cra.o Su~rior Coun Ju e
and local, Robert Gardner.
'Gudnc r will h re biJ
anecdotes bout the life and
·lives of a town called Balboa.
The meeting will be hclJ t lhe4
Sherm n Library and Gardens
in Coron:i Del Mu at 7:30 p.m.
For information, call 871-2935
ECONOMIC Ol!rl.OOK: The
· Back (by Oub -a bu~incss
luncheon 01g,anization -~ill
discuss 0 Pattnenbip 2010" and
its impact on the future
economy of Orange Count)
durifl& a luncheon at &he Le
Meridien Hotel. A fee: of $30
cover lunch. For more
inrornution, call 5U..4660
CONVERSATION TIPS: l 1ps
for beater ron .. er~llon.il :.kills
will be presented by the
Improvisation Comed)' Oub
tonight at 7 p.m at the
Newport Center Library. All
attendees will be given free
passes for the Irvine lmprov
Club. f or more 1nform:11ibn,
c:ill (714) 6-t-l-3181.
VOLUNTEER TRAINING: The
Sea & Sage .Audubon Soc1e1y 1!1
beginning a 9·~:.!l.ion 1ra1ning
progr:im for \Olun1eer
naturaliAI IO kad -~
IOUn for • ....., KllDol
C'hlktrcn.1'M .,..._.,.....
t0nJ&ht ud cmdauu tJa1outb
Oct. 14 Oft Kledcd T~
nd 1bundays form 9 a.& lO
12 pm. CoM it SlS. f0t 1DOC"C
inform1tion, cial 261·7963.
fatDAY
HORSE SHO\ : The Fall
Western Ho~ Show wall be
held at the Orange County Fair
and &~111on Center from 8
a.m. un1il S p.m. in the
Eque~trian Qnter tod:ty and
S:lllurd:ay. For more
1nforrnntion. call 108-1652.
FALL F ASlllONS; A peci:aJ
sh0'.\in1 of the Cahin Klein foll
collec1ion of men's :ind
\\Omen's fo~tuon) will be held
;at 11 a m. at the Four Seasons
Hotel 1n Newpon Bc;,ch.
Sponsored by Friends of the
Orange Coast lnlerbith
Shelter, the C~hion show and
luncheon ~111 benefit homeless
f am1hes. Tidcts arc $50. For
more information, c:ill Land~
Lyle JI 759·0332 or Sharon
McKinnon :it 673-4016.
RUMMAGE SALE: The Fint ,
UnucJ Me1ho<l1st Church in
C-0sta Me)J "'Ill hold ii)
~m1-;.innual rummage sale.
The :>:ile con1inues S:11urda)
The church I) ll.KJtcd :ii 4:!0 w 191h SI
Please Join Us l
For Dinner
Lunehor
Weekend Briuaeh
Sa.balP> s was onotlall't fotnJed
in Chicago after our tam"bi~ -
Ile fnl'J reape tor Otl' triws
ltafian Sausage from Palermo. Italy
in the 1930's.
Today, tls sons & grandson
cortroe to provide a ~
meoo d atllhenlic ltalan food
prepared trish daitf ws seasooed
with 5 oeneratiOnS of faTity pnde
For Rmmtions Catt
723-0821
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• TERIYAKJ LEllON OR lfAYA' CHICKEN .
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qUeviUe Sode•>" ol . Oiu,c C.OUcy a.oA.s
• a breaUMC oca Tbunda1
honorina .. womca ia leader·
hip."
Tbc society c:oos&itJ or
community lnden procnot·
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Society
Editor
ponancc of
&ivin• baclc ao the eom-
mun.ity.
Members
donate
Sl0,000 or
Q>Orc annu-
ally to the
United
Way Cam-
paign.
The spe-
ciat guest
for the
1993
breakfast
or champions is llutb Col-
lins AJubulcr. For more
than 40 years, AJt.shulcr has
donated her time, money
and skill to the many chari·
tics of the United Way.
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~--~-Roeder said aftkWa ............ .,. rcvlc•ilw
• .... coDUol •nica ............ CMr tlM
~ lala year IO ..... ttilJ 8N ....... dile a.a
JCMcs lot tM wy. nil ..... kal 9n'ioa ~
aMJy came up lbon.
''Whal we fOwMI witft Cbe CO..IJ II a better MMce
for tbe budFted 8lnOUDC o1 ~ .._. we U..,"
said LL Ron Smith OI &he Police Depuuftent. wtalcb
man.,a &be c:icy anUnal llM:her. '1'hc Oruee Counry
facilily tw more IO Ofter, hlil a ...... stall', bas Wpr
facilities and it's more spacious... ·
He added that the lonaer clrivif\I dillance -the
county facility is located in orance -is not too far
to So for better 1eNicc.
"If someone cares about their pet, they wouldn't
mind making the extra drive to fmd tbcjr pct," Smhh
said.
Bui wlter volunteer Erica Polites siys its too far
not onJy to retrieve a pct but ~o volunteer ..
·BllmA · .. STATION
From 1 From 1
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la a dlJ IMI ,;. a ....... I 'sell I was 10
hipPf wt.n •.,_Ml .... • lulw a lheller."
. ~ Couey AP"v' C.oaUol rcf1t&a tM nMnOr1 ..... IM1 ate ,. w.ct ... for pm.; ...... a wonderful ,a.cic IO ame., a ptl. .. said L.l.
MW Hulen-Ou'-, ~ for &ht coun9:
MiaiiaJ .,..,, "1'i wciit Mn=, ~ have IO kM an•·
,.. man •• ewaap penon. bctausc ,.,.. ICC the wonaot&J.ewor-.... ..
hlcrier laid be feck the dccilioA to move the Kr·
vice is .. purely 1 penonal iuue and not a political
iaue that ahe city lhouldn•t have 10 deal with." how·
CYCr, be wouldn't So into the dcu.m c~pc 10 ~Y
that he and Aaimal Conlrol SuperviW>r Robert Dork
have had disaaJecmcnts in the past.
'"The Police Department told me I'd hi\e a \Olun·
· teer poup plus a sip in Jam.aa.ry ot this ye:at; I've
ionen neither," said Palmer, who 1dJcd that he ci,
tbcr breaks even or loueS money ~cry month "1th
the shelter. "'We started our own committee 10 fund
our own sign and a ¥Olua&ecr group."
the new station :lnd will hire a
broker at the next council meeting .
who bas pushed for the curfew
and loud noise bans. "I'm 5urc
that the word gets around that
there ate new laws and there is
strict enforcement. It's not that we
want less bodies. V.'C want less
probkms."
He maintains · the city should
have conducted an independent
cost survey to sec if the island
could make do with the old sla·
tion.
Though the new i tation Yrlb
orisinally priced at SI.I million.
cit1 officials got 3 plc3S3nt wr·
pnse I t month when they were
able to hire a contnc:tor to do the
work for S6<50,000, nearly a half·a·
mjllioo less than anticipated. The
station i let to be completed by
next summer. Ditto, said CouncHman John
Hedges.
"for those who cause problems.
we haven't made it a lot of fun for
them to hang out down here,"
Hedges said. "But who knows it
could be back next year. I'm not
ready to pronounce the death of
cruisins yet."
He pointed out that the two
firemen stationed there make
more than 70 percent of their caJls
off the island. And he said when
the l'."'ewpon Center station was
built. it was designed to be avail-
able to sen-c BaJboa Island as
well
Wan believes the cost to build
the new station will be wonh ii.
"It'll have more character," she
s:tid. "It'~ not ju~t a fire $13tion,
at's not ju~t a building. It'll be nn
architectural fc:iturc that is aimed
at not bcins just :i facility but a
visu:il asset as v.cll "
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aDCllWaw ....... can
become."
EllbOratc p\aps by aa..
Ncwpott Q>Mervucy wuuld
create bluff tQp ~ tna1as. D
view park and PfotcdCd iarca•
lor Co:dUal P°!M• native pltants
and wctl:andl at the Upper
Castaways MIC. ...
._ AbOut 10 10 12 ICJC "vuld
be uKd for athletic ficlJi, :and
a privntcly funded uu1iclll
museum would be con tructcd
on the Lower Ca l:l"":I)
w:atcr(ront itc.
The Newponcr Notth Site, b
ttac fl10$t cn\ironmcnt:ally
se'n>itivc site or the two
propcnie• and v.ould undcr,o
the least c:h:ingc under the
Nc"'pon Con~rvincy plun.
The :irca as home to the·
end:ingered Cahforni:i
gn:ucalchcr nnd other
thrc:ncncd i.pcc:ics. And it is
the huntin& grounds of t."O)Otc),
\\-ho ..-ctually reduce the thrc:at
to enctina;ered birds from
smaller predators, :icconJin' to
Snlly Hufbaucr, a member of
the NcYrpor\ Con~"a"cy
bo:ml.
Some rc)tornt1on of the
coastal sage scrub is planned
for the NcYrportcr North si1c.
atone Yrith the creation ot
hikina trail) and the
pre crvation of un
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tllllal OrMee CouMJ
retldcaH ~ IO ail& .
"7bc ilwca&ioa o(potecry In
ik~rcandlb
diltna..tiua in the New World • u. the last 2.000,...,.. ~
people wtrc ~ _,...
thin&S 3.000 )'Can before that,"
id Fencnp. • former
Sln11hwnfan IMlitution
urchacololkt and a Cal S&atc
Lona Beach professor emcri1u
of :inthrupok>sy. He uyr; the
Ncwportcr North ~It yielded
the l:irJtSt lmoutlt of cenlmlcs
of :ln)' ucb coltJJical ~le then
e~plorcd in the We.tern
lkmi phcre.
Ou• opponents of Mc;a urc A
':l)' the trvinc Co. plan ''ill
creates :i ai,naric:int amount of
open ~p:.a('c :ind h. not without
protection for natural h:ibi1;m .
•Measure A opponent Vic
Sherrein - a founder or the:
recently formed Newport
TaJCp:iycr) Alli;mcc -took :i
tour o( the Upper Castawttys
)ilc Tucsd y ;and uad he \\"';).)
not'"' )Cd "The co 1 1 much
too high," he :iid. ''We ha"c w
m:sny t:t<e th:n h:l\'1! been
incrc:iscJ :ilre:ufy in the ci&) of
l'c~port Beach -we don·t
need any more."
She ~•II be joined at the
morning gathering by some
of 1he female moven and
shakers in the bbsincss sec-
tor, including Julie New·
comb, pre sident and CEO of
Costain Homes, Toni Altx·
nndcr, president of lnter-
Communacations, Gaylt
Anderson, chief of protocol.
Orange Coun1y.
On the dO'Nnside, the slowdown
has bun business.
Realtors repon that vacation
rentals arc down this year and the
restaurant industry has been bat-
tered by the lack of customers.
"Whether it was needed or not,
I don't think we'll ever know
that," he said. "We're just going
to spend the money. It's just un-
fonunate."
But fire and city offtcials say the
old station needed replacement
for several reasons. For one, the
present building is too smaJI, mak·
ang for cramped quancrs for lire·
fighters and forcing the depart·
mcnt to buy a tailor-made fire
truck.
----We've Moved!----
0
Morning's At Seven"
opens at South C.oa.st Rep-
ertory Theatre Friday, pre·
ceded by a ccxktail re·
ccption and fo'llowcd by a
special after pany attended
\ by cast, crew and theater
guests. The play, by PouJ
Osborn, first debuted in
1939, and won three Tony
Awards for the Broadway
rcvivaJ in 1980.
A preview performance
was held last week benefit-
ing Olive Crest Treatment
Centers for Abused Oiil·
dren. The show and re·
ccption was underwritten by
Kaiser Pcrmnnentc, Orange
County, as p:ut of the oraa·
niz.ation's outrnch and
commitment to the children
of Orange C.ounty.
Balboa Ferry office manager
Marcia Swanson said ~ire a rise
in prices from 15 cents to 90 cents,
the •ferry hasn't made as much
money this year either.
.. It was definitely a little quieter
than past years," Swanson said.
Additionally, the old station was
determined to be an earthquake
hazard. City officials plan to sell
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SPORTS mrroR lOGll CAIU.SON, '42-0)0. C'Xt. )17
a~k.a. heavY water, wilh a ball .
~ Corona del Mar High water polo
has risen to the top of the heap as
1993 water polo campaign looms.
By Sany Fdnet, ~ Wr1er
CORONA DEL MA.R -His
playi ng da)1 on the U S. nalion:d
team behind him, Corona del Mllf
High water polo 'CX>ach John Var,as P.f-J~-~
w11 able to sharpen bis focus on
co:iching the Sea Kings this fall .
Not so coinc1dentally, CdM has returned to the
top of the CJF Division I prescason poll, where it
hopes to end the season for the fifth time in Var·
gas' l l·year !Cign. •
"It's made a big difference beina able to v.ork
with these guys' during the summer. something I
ha\eft't had a chance to do for about four or five
)'e3r ," said Vargas, who had yic ldeJ his CdM
co:ichina JOb last September, only to reclaim the
helm in January upon returning from an extended
stay in SJ)ain.
"We're: already past the annual feehng-<:>ut pro-
CC)S be~een the players and the coach, which
usually tal.cs two or three momhs. (In recent
)car)), that hadn't begun un11I the fall."
V~rgns, whose teams ha\e earned four ClF ti-
tle :ind made consccu11ve Southern Section title
game appearances from 1984-89~ ~a) hardl)
plc3\ed b} thi) )e3r'l> lofty r:lnk.1ng
.
~ Sailors' numbers are down, but the
'best summer' of them all for Barnett
lends testimony to major polo hopes.
By Bany Fa&Antr, SPQl1S W•
NEWPORT BEACH -Bill • B~nett i:iiled the British Virgin Is·
land , pent time in Europe, and ,
traveled-ulong the U.S. eastern sea·
board 'this ummer. But he :>lso
m3Jlaged to squeeze in about 10
g11mes a v.cek for his Newpon Harbor High \\Oller
polo tc:im
"It w15 the best summer l've C\er h:ad," s:iid
Barnett, \\ho for th e far t time in eight sea~ns
was not occupied with coaching the U S. national
team. "We got 3 lot done in terms of w:>ter polo,
and I got a chance 10 get refreshed :a hule."
Barnell, entering his :?8th campaign at the·Snil-
or helm, also h:is plenty to i.mile :iboul with thb
year's cdHion, despite the lo~ of five all-league~
from la)t ~car's ~ea Vic"' League runner·u~ (20-
8).
"\\c'll he compet1ti-.e," s:iid 0;1rne11, v.ho re -
turm. s1anc~ Gabe \\\.Ht and Ja~n Man,h 10
help lead 1he newcomerS.
'-MOO{ -... o..o,. "I'm urpnsed and shocl.cd at the s.ime lime,"
See COM POL0/8
Wy:11t. a 6-foot-4, 200-pound Junior, provide~ a
formid 1blc pre~ence in the two-meter po)jtion,
"he: re he "111 houlder much of the )('Oring load
left by the graduation ol t\\IO All-CIF performe~
Brian anJ llrctt McAJli)tc:r
John Varg.u' Cd,\.'\ o utfit is ranked No. 1 in CIF. See NEWPORT POLO/I Veteran Cu.l<.h Bill Barnell mine<.>) f l"W \~~rd\.
CdM frosh
have 'heart,'
for a start
~ Royal McMack1n leads
a solid list at quarterback
for Williams' charges at Corona.
W hat the -.quJd l:11:ls in numbers
and e'pcnence, the Corona del
Mar Hiah freshm:in football tc;im
males up for 1n cnthu~:1W\. according to
hc:iJ COilch Ted \\1lhoms.
"There's a lot of he:m and spmt out
the re (at pnactices),'' u1d W111i:lms.
· We're really thin :and rc:illy green. but
the l.1Js all ha .. e a good :attitude and
they're a bun h of hard 140rl.e~ " .
The number of pl:i)er'$ :it the earl)
worl.outs ha'e r:inged
bet"cen 22 :and 24
phi)er), ":rnd ~c
fmbhed "''h 16 the
other ~ ... '31d
Willi:vns.
"We're hopsng th;.at
once ~I start on
ThursdlJY, v.e'll attr;Kt
some more l.ilh. We
know of It lea t three
more 14c'll be p1cl.1n1
up once vae111on i
O\"Cr "
Lightweights HcaJin& the h t of
quarterbad. candid:ues
is Roy J McMacl.in.
He'll be bxkeJ up by John Gus1an1an
and M1l.c McOell:an.
"R~I a ph> ically strona v.1th good
mobility.'' 1d Willi3mS. "1 lnQw he's
pla)ed b b II, but I'm not sure he's ~er
played footb:all before. Out he's a \-cry
p>d all· around athlete."
When Mc:Mackin is ot qu~rterback,
Oustanian nd McClellan will be utillicd
as rccc "'4e rs.
One of the 1trcnaths of the team ls at
runnin& b ck. The Sea Kinp arc blessed
See FROSH/I
HIGH SCHOOL FALL SPORTS PREVIEW
CdM girls: It's not a pat hand
~There's some solid competition for top spots
on Corona del Mar High's tennis team
By Batry Faulkner, SP'Jl'\S Wr tef ~ CORONA Df:L MAR -The Corona.
de! Mar High girl tenn1 team return!> 5c..1
Vic~ League runnen-up 1n 1ni:ilcs anJ "'
double\, but e\Cn establi)hed \C:ICran\ .src e
facing a da1I> battle to impre:>'i firl>t-)cj r , ·
oo:ich Jennifer Slauery ·
Slattery, 3 former NCAA 01\ 1\1on 11 Pl:i)cr of the
Year al Cal Poty Pomona, stepped 1n for l::.lkn Dryant
jmt before practice opened. anJ h;).) opened e\ery po-
sition opm lo ch:illcnge ·
S1.1phomo11 .. · .\ ki!.1ll \\ :i htk1 .• 1 '.u~st~ pcrlormc r l.l!>I
)Car. ma~ pu'h ,\,..;h .11. ,.._.J,< n. ''htl~ "'Phom •re .\)..,'>a
Scoll ...... ·ni,1r lko.11h1.:r ''"'on .i 11 u111.H K:.uu:t RhoJc
'h\lulJ h~u re ullu t I ... " .:-. p d urc
\\ 1111,, l JI d Gl:J~gu" m1gh1 al o 1.·c !>Qnt: )lnj;k'
Jut\, J) I '':'.'" pl:rn~ :o nm: thuu:" up sn nun-k:isuc
matd1c . 1 png IU I lJ 1 ... 1J~al .. , mhin.1ts..1n tu balllc
:-.:t.:\\l'XHt 11.irb'-'' .111.1 ') .J \l:11g.u1t.\ tor th~ l~gue
crO\\O
lt ' na .. c Ill h.1,c 'o much d.:plh :md fl, \lb~11~:· ,3jd
Slatten-. \\ h1..1 h'-'P ., tu k r 1 lJ ut hC'r lc:.iguc: op-
ponent\, .... h1lc m,1)tcrin!'. th .. ') ... 1 K111~,· .:-hcm1,tl')
Junior C.hri,11c: O'Mc3rJ .1nJ 'l'llll'' Ah1..1J Boice
\\C:rc the 1'o :! c..luubln p.11r1n~ lao;t f.111, ... nJ roth
huuhJ pl"OYlde '11h1l1ty :ig 11n thh '..:a-.on
l'c:l-.on :inJ '),l 11 :ue one: po '1b1ht~ .11 Nu 3 doubln.
\\1th Rhl>Jc'll •" lrnhm n M, ~rnnJ Gia "''" anothC"r
option ft.Jr') lh.'r).
Esbncia Hilh's Jairo A.rttyut is ju t one of
the gum· die EaglH will be fe.ituring thi
year in football. Shey o~n the season on
Frid.ty .igam t non·le.igue foe Los Am.igos at
. Garden Grove High. for all of the ins~t on
the Eagles, a ~n as Corona del Mar, Cost.i
Mesa and Newport Harbor High football
t~ms, don't mi s the Daily Pilot'• llnnu.il
tribute to its tHm Thurs<by with 'f~I '93'.
Senior Marcie Asch. "ho "'orled her \\3) to the
league single) final la)t fall. 1 ... one of )C\eral rcturnel')
from l:ut )C:lr' 15-5 'ccond-pl.1ce 5c:J \'1e"' fan1 .. h~r
and 3 CIF D1' 1:.1<.ln I qu~ncrfinah'it
But 3 hot of 1mpro,cd returner. a'> "ell J\ an 1nnu,
of young t:ilen1 . "111 mJle the "eel.I) JOU)ting tor line-
up spob ai. compctlll\c a' mo~t m.1tchc . :l(Cording to
Slattef).
SlJlld) l1>J,h,·l! the Cd\~ JUll1<1r \Jhll~ l"l'
'CJ 11' agu, ~;.111.I 'he \\I ! pare th \Or 1ty rChtC:r tu
.irl,und 10 pb~"''· 1n order to 1n 1.:1 '!>If\ I r 1nd1\'1dual
IO'lttfUdlull.
"I think "c h."c .1, .:\>....-i.l .1 ch.incc .l'> an\llnc to"'"
the kagu~. ;rnJ the g;rb .ir.. 1~11.111g al out .. 1 kaguc , "I t'!> pretty hc.ited r1gh1 no". and I C\pec1 that to
continue," ~id SlattCI). "ho :ibo h:h lc.igue do~lc!> fi.
l:\lbst Kri!>llne Winton .1nJ Jenn) Gla)go,., b.icl J~ a l>C· ~rand junt0r, n: pcdl\el).
ch;.amr1on .. 111p a., 1h.:1r ~l•:.il. ::i 11'1.. '' ~.111.t "\\ e'll l.c:cp
\\Orlin~ h;irJ b,•101~ \\-.' r1.: ') ... ,I lJ :l£".tlll I cl I IJIO,
and I'm t:\l 11cJ Jlh1u1 m~ llr I ,, n ·
Celebrauon of women in sports starts today in and around Newport Beach .
Starting todny. thou :ands of women
athletes from throughout the country ~di
descend on Newport Oc:ich and lrvme to
compete in "The Celebration or \\'omen
in Sports."
The Celebration is a four-da)' event th:it
v.ill ~lute anJ acknm.ledge the athletic
accomplishment of fem:ilc athletes p;ut
and present.
The event for 'Aomcn reature 1ndi·
\'idual and team competition in 10 spon
as ~ell as a port and filne s expo, train·
Ina clinics. p3ncls and seminars which ~m
be hosted by rront·runncn in a variety of
the sports, fitne and health industry.
A tentati\-C schedule of ~nts:
Today
7.30-9:30 p.m.-Sporuor and pre~ part}
presented at the Newport Beach I-our
Sc nsons Hotel. Expo \endor >et -up (I l)·att
Regency Irvine).
Tiaundl:lJ
8 a.m -Golf. tcnn1 and team compe11-
tson tart (\.'arious \'Cnucs :along fomborec
Road Ncv.pon/lrvine).
S a.m.·7 p.m.-ffalth and F11ncu ElPQ
opens (Hyatt Rcacocy lf\ine).
7·3().9:30 p.m.-Opcnina Ceremonies
(llyan Reaency Irvine).
9·3().11 p.m.-Party (Hyatt Regent) Ir·
vine).
Friday
8 a.m.-Sccond day Of a<>lf. tCnftb ;ind
C ASTLI E
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
team "-'<>mpcti1ion
I\ a.m.-7 pm -Sc:"ond d:1y of Ile.11th
anJ r11ne\\ bpo.
Q a.m.-5 p m -Spurt' C:irecrs One D.1~
Seminar for \\Omen wantin' to 1:~1
co:ichcd anJ C\.lnnccted in how to ot11:iin :i
~rec r m the 5P'ms Arena (H)all Re·
genC) lf\ine)
5 30-9.30 p.m -P.irty (Hyoatt R1.~vl ..
ll'\ine): Women·~ D.mce (u:un:i hJn111
and ML,cd Dance (Cuing for tbtuc) \\1th
AIDS)
Sacurday
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candidlta comlft,I CMM ol the baclf'4:1d.
At tWlbld: is Scott Waca (S·fOOl·7. lSO
powtds) ud 1ailbat'k is Dominlc Rinboaa (S.7,
1.CO). Tom O'Mcara (5·10. 160) wiJJ altcrn te
between fullback and tailback.
.. We also haw a couple of 111ndout rett~.. id Williams. .. lt'1 anojher brolber
ICI, w lb Bin Sumner·~ little brother, OeofF.
Others are Peter Walt. Pat Shanaban and P11
O:aut1:•
Oauh his earned &be nickname ''Willie,••
alter Willie Oaul.I or trac and field and
prof~I (001ball rame. ''Actu:aJly, Pat Gault
is kind ot Jow. but ho has 1~11 hand$, .. sad
William • "He ·c:u\ really catch the ball."
While Corona lacks pfa)in& ypcricnce in a
number of areas, the Sta Kinas do have a
couple of linemen th:u hove pllyed some junior
footbolJ in the area.
Tare Lucscbrink (6-0, 160) man one or the J°
tackle SJ><?ts. while Evan Sdli(( (S·7, 130), a
converted run11ing back with speed, is one or
the Sea Kines' startin& guards. Bnldy Colton
(S·S. 140) is a linebacker.
Also on 1he offensive line is cenrer Ryan
NiedringhHS. Blair Hoppe. who 1lso has played •
some club volleyball, is penciled in Dt tight end
for the Sea Kings.
"Blair hDS excellent hands and he's a great
blocker," said William . "He's a big kid, 6*2.
160. His blocking is importnnt in our offense."
·The Sea Kfop-will employ :in I formation
with a pro set and some sloe. "Ideally, we'd like
to control 1hc ball on offense," said Williams.
The linebackers figure to be Collon, Wicken,
O'Meara and Lucscbrink. "McMad.inis
probably one of our belier .linebackers, but we
can't spare him for that," loaid Williams aboul
his qu:irtcrback. "He'll defimlcly cc some time
at free safety."
The Sea Kfogs wiU have their first taste of
outside competition when lhcy scrimmage at
fahson on Thu~day.
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IO win aP .. '°° Car OUI licre
al I.bis••; i1'1 pie ia lM sky.
Sett~ pk ii peas. but a lot
or times llUnifta (or I CIP
championship ii allo •Wq ,ou.nclf U'p (ur fli!Ure. A IUC·
Cul KUOI\ Shoutdft't be ..
tennined ~ whether ~ w\D
CJF or fk)l. ·
Instead, Varaas tlJ)Cb ~ily
improvement u his top prior·
i.ty, letting the victories tab
care oC themselves. And whh
his expertise :tt pool ide 1U
ummer, the Sea K.in.p obYi·
ously imprcued pollsters. de·
1pitc rctumin1 only two scniot
starters.
Senior C~by Grant ls back
with Sea View League MVP
credentials, and figures to as·
sume the scoring. leadership
afler being among the team's
top goal producers as a junior.
.. He's goina 10 be doinJ it all
for us," said Vargas, who tabt
the 6*foot-3, 20()..pounder as a
prized recruit.
Anochcr senior, goalie Greg
Sawyer, earned second·team
All-Sea View honors as a jun·
ior, but is being pushed hard
for the staning nod by junior
Doug Jetton.
Junior James P:ilda is a re·
turning staner, white senior
Neil Hueston also ~ill add
some experience to help offset
the graduacion of all-lcegucrs
Brad Harrington, Parker Mc·
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•lain . ••v• more •~ori•I \hruu lhu~ •ao dal Ide.
JuAior MUI Md'l91•d a
uothcr ia tho •t. W14ll ;o.
tatJon. while juniors Kevin
Tuder and Adrwt Stnbo eCSd
apecd co an ~ ooun·
tcrattadc.
''We ibould ha~ a beuer
counterattack than we did last
year ... Vaqas uJd. •No one on
the team ls fQtcr than Oranr.
aJtd our cwenJJ speed is an im-
provemc.nt over last year."
SenioT Scott Oelma.n has
shown ~at iml?roYemc.nt over
the summer. while junlac Thad •
·Buzolicb wiU also make a
strons contribution. accotdin1
to Vargas.
The defendin& Sea View
League champions came oa
str'Onl lasl year. upsetting see>
ond•sccded Capistrano ValJcy
en route to 1he Soutbcm Sec·
tion seminnab. But a 19·9
record. inctudina the lint home
loss in Varps' tenure, serves as
motivation for this group, Var·
gas said.
.. I think there was a rccom·
mnment," Vargas explained. "The kids put a lot of ume and
effort into the summer pro-
gram, and WC a<>t I lot of
teaching done."
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et..-*Mn Bnd Peace ud Adam _. o1-.. .., plenty ol IC'tion in IC• .,.,. ..........
•w e'll oouat oe the• 10 11COtO a lot tot us." ..W a.r.csa • .,_ wUJ allo oounl on avuidins an)'
~ due IO a a.cl of depth,
•DCclin'!'f. etUOltmeil is realty lhowt ~ up Cor
• 1bW ~ar. lotnctt said. "'This is :is thin a any
team 1~ bad, iA ICNM of nwftbcri."
. Mani\, ~ pta~ ~II in. spurt1 ltit M:lbO!'•
w..aU need to ampnwe h1 roosblcn~ fur the S:a1I·
on to ochicvc their potcnlial, :iccordmg &o Bar·
ftCll.
"How he plays "ill detcrm1hc how we do :a team.'' Borncn uplaincd .... Al a 1.enior who Ulln·
cd but year, we c~ct him 10 provide ~me 1t:>-
bility an 1011."
Senior Jeremy Yochcs will •tan ar o driver po-
sition, whale sophomore Chris Scab will 5eep inlo
a utility role, wnh an emph:a$is on dcfen$C.
Senior lllaine Sherwin, who 003)\) :a booming
out~de shot. will bt counted upon off the bench,
but he m:iy be the extent of the Sailor 1ul», DC--
cording to D:irneu.
In oddition to aradu:ation, di~iplin:uy te'™>nS
thwarted the return of Nathan Andersen, a first·
tum All·Sea View .)C(cction AS a junior.
"We're well beyond th:it.'' D:irn$n oid or
Andersen's absence ... We J\cd ~ good ~mmcr
whhout him, and the kids proved to them~lves
they c~n compete 'fcry well with wh:ll we hllvc:."
Barnell, whose tc:im is rar1kcd founh in ClF
Southern Section Divi ion I prcscason poll, fig·
urcs to ballle Dack Day rivul Corona dcl ~far
(ranked No. 1) and Irvine for Sea View promi·
ncncc.
Though short on troo~ Bamctc l>:tid his team
will be Iii cnuugh to ~land up 10 the _dcmanW. of
the sea)()n.
"As long as we avoid inJunc • ~c'll be in the
hunt," he 1aid.
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The l.eg9I ~ at 1M Piiot lt
p11111d to ~ a new ~
now -.Ill* to .rwM bmtnlH•.
We • now IEAACH 1M name for
you • no -. ct-.... Ind MVe you
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Home In ... Ana. '"*'-of cow.,
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Wright had 13 killl al.Id ~ hlmn1 per·
C'CAlffC ol .600 Ill the Soulhem Cali·
furni1 Collc&c women'• Vullc)'ball
team nuP,ed to a IS·l, 1~9. IS·l
non-conference ~ktury DI Pomona·
Pnicr Tu'Hdiy nip t.
Pomooa·ll1tzcr difh to 3-3 whb Jhc • ,
~lb:acl. sec will be back in action
this C\'Cnin& whcn ih hush Cl11rcmont
Mudd Scripps in :1 7~ m:itch.
•in (Ollcgc ~umen'i M>«'Cr:
SoCal College came out on the
short end o( u 10·0 non-con(crcncc,
decision at the h:indi of "fii1ina
UCLA. Kelly Robwn ond ~Mcrc<l1th
• Dean .cored o p:iar of &Q:ll each 10
puce the Oruins. .
lnc v~,u~rd . (O..S) ~ntcr1oin Qc ..
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